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Old—Duane“ Department
«Hanoi! Offloq‘Norwnill
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HMS—city Editor's Residence
WEATHER FORECAST.
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For Norwaik and vicinity: Fair to-
night and Friday. Cooler tonight. For
Connecticut: Fair and colder with
frost tonight. Friday fair. Moderate
northwest shifting to north east winds.
The area of high presure over the
Lake region is producing cool pleas-
ant weather east of the Mississippi
river. An area of low pressure cen-
tral this morning near Dodge City,
Kansas, is producing cloudy and rainy
weather between the Rocky Mountains
andtlie Mississippi river. ir‘rosts were
reported this morning from the nor«
thorn sections.
Special sale of. inks at W. A. Brig
germau's. See adv.
——Prizes for e ildren at Music Hall,
Sat. afternoon, Sept. 24. Bring them.
”Mn
liead about the Friday bargains at
the Mlntz store. See adv.
A notary public can always be found
at Taylor & Golden's during business
hours.
Manuel Tore liateh has an espec-
inlly_ interesting adv. in today‘s ishue.
Better read it.
The new fall styles in the "Walk-
over" shoes are now on exhibition at
Flynn's Bootshop. The adv. will tell
You abougthem. =’:
~~ Bring or send the children to Mu-
sic Hall, Saturday afternoon. Sept. ill.
Prize drawing.
The marabout scarf is cspm'inily n-
dapted to chilly autumn days. The
Read adv. will tell you about them if
you are interested.
The song, “1'" Wait at Heaven's
Gate, Sweetheart, for You," words by
Florence Belle Anderson, and music by
Alex S. Gibson, will be sunk next Mon-
day. at Mr. Gibson's recital. by Mrs.
Gibson. .
it. w. James Klugan of West ave-
n‘uo, will sail his one design boat
Scaup in the races of the Stamford
Yacht (iiull on Saturday, and after that
event will haul the vessel out at Cap-
tain Miller's ship yard for the winter.
Mrs. Borden, who occupied the Hun-
ter place, in East avenue, during the
summer, has leased the property of
Mrs. Waiter Harvey Weed. 38 Maple
street, for the winter. This was for-
merly the residence of General Couch.
on the hill.
'l‘hoir will be an auction of farming
implements. cows, horses, heifers,
household goods and all kinds of farm-
illg machinery at the residence of A.
(l. Moddiebrook. North Wilton, Conn.
Friday. September 30 at 10 a. in. sharp.
Pliilo S. Green will be the auctioneer.
if stormy sale will be held the next
lair day. launch will be served.
-llrina your children to matinee at
Music Hall, Sat. aft., Sept. 24, no as
they can participate in the prices.
Mrs. ll. F‘. Andrews and dauuhter.
Kathleen. who have been spending
the summer with Mrs. Audrews’ pa-
rents. Captain and Mrs. William H.
Byinston. of iielden ayenno, will sail
on Saturday noon on the steamship
S. V. Luckenbach. for San Juan, Porto
Rice, to join Mr. Andrews. who is em-
ployed in the government service.
in the i as distance race of sixty
miles on t e Hudson River, yesterday,
the Carolina, owned by M. Frank Don-
nis. who is a frequent visitor at the'
Norwulk Yacht Club. was beaten by
live minutes by the Eronei, owned by
Samuel Cochrane. who is related to
the Misses Ecuador, of West street,
and who has also been here on numer-
ous occasions.
The entire length of trolley.rsii in
front of the Norwaili.'l‘own Hall has
been so worn down by the trolleys
that it is absolutely necessary to lay
a new one this morning. The rail was
worn .down so that while it was an
inch or more high on one side, it was
not more than a quarter of an inch on
the inside. The entire repairs lasted
'lot about an hour.
Foss Candy '" ”0m"
iilc to title
‘Full Line oi l
Gibsonfl Fruit Tablets ,
' Towns GOLDEN
l,\“‘
«some .. ., , ,.
nuances adults AT“
"WAIHINO‘I‘ONI if m COUTH
~ spawned. o'hnu.’
. TILIPHONI I”
Fork & filiard’é
DeliciousCandies
~80LD AT-- ,
‘ r
F. H. BAXTER ,5
» DRUG STORE
Tin-{e for K. D. Promos for-next sum-
mer's boat. now. Special prices. 'l‘wo
sii htiy used boats for sale; one 26-ft..
hat cabin. With 8 h. 1). new motor.
One 21-h. with 55!. h. p. Stanley. Very
cheap it bought now.
OSCAR ANDERSON
Oysterflhoii PoinhNorwaik
N til.
can disfigure the face or put the
health in greater jeopardy than an-
sound and unsightly teeth. .
Nothing but good, sensible care is
required to make the teeth attractive
in appearance and perfect in their
performance of the duties that health
demands.
Let me examine your teeth, tell you
what care is needed, and what it will
cost.
Dr. J. H. Mailery
16 South Main so, South Not-walk
Hours: 9 a. m. to if p. m. Sundays
by appointment only.
1
THE
Elizabeth Mead School
FOR GIRLS
Hillside, Norwsik. Conn.
The School will open for the Fall
Term on Thursday, September 15, at
nine o'clock. .
College preparatory and general
courses for older girls; kindergarten,
primary and intermediate departments
for little girls and boys under 12 years.
Arrangements made for meeting chil-
dren who use the trolleys and for serv-
ing a hot luncheon. Terms and Nine.
trated circular on application.
The Principal may be seen at the
School any morning after September ll.
Margaret R. Srondilnger, A. B.
*FIREMEN AT PLAINVIELETNM
PLAINVILLE. Sept. 22.—-Flre comps~
ilit‘s from various parts of the slate
came hero today to take part in the
field day exercises arranged by Plain-
ville Hose Company No. l. lniriull
the morning the fire fighters paraded
through the principal slrceis of tho
town and in the afternoon indulged in
rompettilive contents, including a dry
hose race. a lilo-yard dash for nil-am~
are, a hook and ladder conli-st, and a
ball game. Clear bracing woatlll'l'
added greatly to the ciijoymrnt of
guests, hosts and spectators.
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BOWDOiN OPENS.
BRUNSWICK. M0,. Sept. 22.~-Willi
an entering class of 85 and a full at-
londaure in the upper classes. iloivdoin
College began its lililtli your today
with the largest number of students
registered in the history of the insli~
iuiion.
CityNationaiBank
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
TRANSACTB A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS
Surplus and Profits
“17,000.00
\ Capital
$100,000.00
Dole Deposit Boxes.“ and $5 per your
m
EDWiN H. MATHEWION. Pros.
JOHN H. KNAPP, lot Vice-Pres.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, that View
Free.
WILFHED IOPWILL. Cashier
”cu—c—
olnso'rono '
8.. H. Mathowpon Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Josiah R. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin
Christian 0 m John H. Light
rod it. Down
“A
we
YOUR
TIN pox
' Ilusbleil in
case of lire and i protection
from burglars. , .
Why not lloop Will really
safe by renting Iii‘rilox in our
strong vault? Good billed boxes
‘ are four dollars a not.
'TIleSonth Norwaik
‘ Trust Co.
Days 4% on bovine
is a poor plans
unanimous om, ’h‘i‘, ’
FOR SALE
‘lteom'heat. , ,
‘(icntl‘dlly locntadwl'ivc minutes' walk
our fall hair,
the choice of it. has adv.
. 10. room house. all improvemenia.
All in good condition.
from South Norwalk station. flora-in.
ll rooms, all improvements. Fine.
hard wood floors. Stable and carriage
house. Exponent view of Bound and
town. “.600.
H. E Dana 8. Son 7
(Incorporated) .
40 WALL; 8T» NORWALK "
Ladies’
CUM SWiliiRS
$1.98 to $5
Golf Vests and
Children's Sweaters, 50c and $1
iniants’ Knit Sacques, 25c to SI
J. i. MALLETTE
(formerly Mluoo Dawson)
88 WASHINGTON STREET
What’s the Use
you can got. the best for the some
money
Roger Ludlow. 10c
Twin City. 5c
or The Nugget. 5c
CIGARS
Are the Best
ALL DEALERS
B. J. REYNOLDS
MANUFACTURER.
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Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic ll the science or the
cause of the disease and the art of ad-
iusting the some. Discuss on consul
by a wrench. twist or sprain In the
lack. lilven If done In childhood it
srestos pinched nerves scapula In
atel- lit. in the different crim- and
imbl.
Chiropractors remove the ‘cauu of
his disease and pain. and health is
estored through harmonizing the ob
lens system. in your body.
Nervousneu, Rheumatism, Pauly
til, Heart, Kidney and “male Dis
mass are given special attention; also
Jurvature of tho Spine. You will
never regret giving Chiropractic 0
nan-co to help no.
T. runners. o. c.
94 WASHINGTON OT. IO. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatments Given Also.
Lailifice
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Brookside Lake ice Co.
Office and Storage. N. Y., N. H. a H.
Freight Yard.
'rstsruoue 580.
a“. needs v... if “f 4,
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELEDTRICAL IHOP
in the Town
0
AUTO 3UPPLIII
Phone 805—60 South Main Street
8. Norwalil. Conn, Music Hall Block
T
.. Davidww. Raymond
Funeral Director and Elnbslmer
iii North Main Itrut, Oouth Norwnlk
Residence. ti Washington Strut.
Telephone at office. 330.2.
~ Telephone at house. 093.
Hotel Mahackemo
J. R. CONNOR, Mn.
IIIVIOI AND OUIIINI UP 1'0 OAT!
NAT“ I P“ DAY AND UNA”
SUNDAY DINNERB. 75c
were a My
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4...“.
. 'w . H hrs it. ‘
slavinawiiumgiwozmav on in
portiods to suit everybody.
Custom Tailoring as we
The New Store .
24 Wall St., Norwalk.
"cheap" grain
certain mullno
can‘t talk!
era-~liolinic lion ‘Ground Feeds.
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TELEPHONE 108.
null ill nu illiii
WALL STREET. liiziil a. m.——-Tho
opoulng dealings ill stocks were quite
:u-iiro. but the price movement was
rather narrow. Gains Wt'ri‘ in the inn»
iurily, but lilo Northwestern liailrond
stocks showed tho affects of realizing
stilt-s. 'i‘llo luclai llrouil nlw Willi
aonmwliat Irregular, ll. S. Stool bur-
dvniug a fraction with other members
of Hill group receding a fraction. Amer-
irau Malling pfd. dropped 21‘. and Con‘
solidaloil Gas lost il-ts’.
WALL S'l‘lllclc’i‘. ii a. in. "Manila.
ion was on a large scale and it can-
hiiii‘l‘niliti part of yesterday‘s rise was
wiped out by tho and oi the first hour.
All of the active stocks were sold
lrrcly and there Was no apparent effort
made to atop the decline. ill. l’nul.
tiront Northern pill. and Northern
Pacific yielded i M and Union Pacific.
Ill-ailing. l'. S. illtwl and Aiuaiunuia»
lml (Nipper 1. Pacific Mail advanced
i 3-3 and Mlnncnpollf‘. St. Paul and
Snail Bio. Marie 1 M.
WALL S’l‘lll‘lifl'l‘, Noon. ~~'I‘litl droolr
lug tendency of prices followed rc-
\iiii’li estimates of IIII‘ Minnesota itali-
roud law decision. The failure of yes-
tl‘rllny's advance in ntlrnl-i outside in-
forest in the market prouiplml resell:
ills of stocks. ilonds Wore irregular.
m we“. . .
TOOTHPICKO.
(Chicano Record.)
A movement against the toothpick
Iu undoi- we at the University of Chi»
i‘flflo. 'i‘hc rolnrnlty boluses have bun.
led out the pest and there is a hop.
that it may be banished from the rum.
pan. The summer lltllfielliu appear to
be the principal offenders. The all-
ibc~ronud regulars have minted bullo-
linn instructing t o intruders no to
academic good in. Surely a univer-
sity may touch other things than
"imok learning." ‘
Most u are of toothbirllswpnrtieu-
lilrly in at linden!!! manipulation
which goes so far beyond actual no
caesium—urn not to be taxed with crim-
inaiity. They are victims of thought»
ruinous. or oi nervousness. but the
way to cure them is not to bust b is»
tins. The my tc’clm them is to at
all the supply furnished gratis at the
cashier's dull. ’l‘bis method at reform
entities to the ‘m ‘3’; Well as :0 [fix
campus. so the it center a no
as to tho subunit.- gThe too sick in
mflmw'flr‘mlh nrivs .
w“...
I am going to make a very plain assertion.
like ours in any other place for less inoncy—uibe man who thinks he
has, simply bought cheaper food.
large and increasing business in selling the choicest grades of home
ground feeds. 1‘“ is true as wall of all the grain! handle. This has
been my constant effort since i ulliiiliclicod business for i know that
lug} feed has little intrinsic value.
it rpoao, which is too often the case for your animal
It you are interested in pure. cloaunutrltious feeds for
Horse, .L'aitlc and l’oiilt,ryi~ here's the place to buy.
if .
First in quill ’. last in price—~alwnys in the minds of its
?; HARD CRLABS
BLUEFISH. WEAKFISH. STEAK COD. HALIBUT. SNAPPER BLUES,
FLATFISH. LONG ISLAND EBOALLOPS. SOFT CRABS. "p.
Cutbiii’s “ Bridge Fish Market.
The intelligent selection of your Fall Hal; depends upon
the range of correct styles from which you select, as well do
upon intelligent service behind the counter. You may com-
mand both in pu’r‘store'; and a certain quality not usually ob-
tained at our moderate prices— '
,, $2 and $3
A complete showing of authentic shapes and shades in
Soft Hats; and proper stigma“ Derbiesrimariety of pro-
interpret it, means the en-
tire satisfaction of the customer—wt no sale. May we take your
measbre for Fall Suit or Overcoat.
' ' out:
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TWO STORES: '
South Norwalk
:4 South Main St.
You can't buy feeds
i have been enabled to build up a
it may answer a
custom- .
3,1
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
FREE DELIVERY.
q -‘-A.—-.
THE WIND AND OUR NERVES
I'v—I-w
Effects Upon Us or Winds From the
not. West and Northwest.
li‘hlcago Tribune.)
The cast winds hug the earth more
closely and gather moisture. dust and
bacteria. They are cold and humid
altogether forming an cuervatlug In
liucuco on human and animal life and
rendering it susceptible to the disease
genus which the winds curry and dill
nominate.
The cool, pure northwest winds
come from a region of dry. hiubly
electrified air where ozone exists in
comparatively largo quantities. They
are invixoating. The frame work oi
nerves in the human being ill like a
delicate electrical apparatus, the
nerves being the wires and the brain
and ganuila receiving and distribution
couture.
Every one knows that a telephoni-
Worloi better on a clear day than on
a wet iuuggy one. , 'l‘lio moist ui.
inollpbordhleilsens vitality. The nerve
wires grow flurrid and heavy. The
mlihflilfll‘il become confused. ileum:
low spirits. nwlanrholia, distorted
menial outlook. faulty assimilation.
and disease.
The opposite effects flow from tin
norlhn'ont Willi“. The word. and
northwest winds hoop the mucous-
membranes of the body in good work
log order. The coating of moisture
which is always present with the east
wind disappears. Absence of any wind
it long continued has ii bade effect
in the man body and mind.
it pro and calm means
ventilation on a great scale.
winds nerve to mix in normal proper
tions the gases which compose the at
members, and in this way they In.
conducive to health up to a curtain
int. beyond about lib miles an
our their influence begins to be on.
favorable. l .
MAY ATTIMF‘I' 'I‘IIP TODAY.
BRIO. flwitncrlnnd, he i.
weather was clear but on d today and
s Ili'O'ii wind blew over the dimplon
Pass. it was hoped that before even
flaw-TM
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We‘ Ha
Right Wearables . »
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ALL READY.
NORWALK CHOIR PARTICIPATES.
Singers from Knight Street Church in
Stamford Entertainment.
The Knight Street a. M. E. Church
choir received a great many lanreis.
last night, from Stamford citizens. The
their bad charge of the program at
the fair of the Bethel A. M. E. Church
in the Casino. .l. Perkins. the chorist-
er. gave his choir a careful training for
the occasion and the selections were
all well rendered to the delight and
satisfaction of all. and the credit of
the talent. The following is a portion
of the program: Opening chorus.
“Glory lie to the Father." choir; pray-
er, Deacon Taylor: chorus, "The Lord
is My Light and My Salvation. choir;
recitation. “Not Giulty," Miss Lucinda
Richardson; solo, "Six Feet of Earth
Makes Us All One Size," Mrs. Rosa
'i‘aylor; duett, "Daughter of Zion."
Mrs. N. Perkins and ililss‘li. Guy; re-
citation, “The Wife Hunting Deacon."
Miss Lillie M. Gumbs; comic reading.
Mrs. R. Taylor; solo, "Sing Me to
Sleep." Mrs. Grace Brook; comic read
lag. Mrs. it; Taylor; solo, “Come in to
l Resell.“ Mrs. Ariotta Hartoid: ad-
d s. loo Negro in Ancient His-
tory.“ liev. S. H. V. Gumbo; solo and
chorus, "Hear Us. Uh Father." choir.
'l‘he oiiicinls of the Knight street
church will give an anniversary ceie’
oration at the church in honor of
Abraham Showell, next Tuesday, Sept.
27th. All the older members of the
church will take the leading parts in
this anniversary in honor of this old
hero of the Cross of Christ. The pro-
uram for the anniversary will be as
follows: Opening chorus. "And Are
We Yet Alive." Mrs. R. Taylor, Deacon
'l‘aylor. Mrs. K. Johnson. J. N mon.
ll. (ii-eon. Mrs. A. Price. Mrs. J. arr.
Mrs. M. ilcnlly, Mrs. A. Olmstead, Mrs.
K. Wright, Mrs. J. Norman. Mrs. id.
Perkins and J. Perkins; prayer. Broth-
or J. Fuller: chorus "Blessed lie the
'i‘ie. Etc.” junior choir; address in be
half of the church, J. D. Taylor, J.
i'lrrltina and Mrs. M. Burr; a sketch of
Mr. Showcli‘s life history, Miss .1. Hon»
tier-son; short addresses. D. Green. .1.
Norman. Mrs. A. Price, J. Fuller, Mrs.
llcnliy Mrs. A. Olmstcad Mrs. ll. Tay‘
lnr, Mrs. K. Johnson and Mrs. N. Ped-
kins; chorus, "Sonic Time We Will
Stand; Eit‘." senior choir; presents
lion address. Pastor itcv. (lambs; re‘
sponse. A. Bhowell; chorus. “We Are
Marching to Zion." entire congrega-
tion, as they march around and up to
Mr. Show" and shake his hands.
wishing lion's speed the remaining
portion of his earth’s career; benedic‘
lion, ilcacon 'l‘aylor.
ills frlcuds and the public are in-
vited to share In this anniversary. Sil~
rer alluring will he told-n. Refresh
meals will be served free.
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CRAB HA3 JAPAN‘IE FACI.
Nature, ill liar Imiiailve moods,
recipe on occasions actually to become
.porlivc and jocular. For usanlplo.
how, unloa- it Ivoro lneunt no a jolts.
it one to account for the remarkable
i‘uirn trail of Japan. which has meant
“y attracted an» attention of science?
.‘ltliillli'fli‘ tradition tells of a grant
naval battle which was fought in the
lieu of Japan In very early limos. many
coliturios use. A force or piratieai
loanshiern laud assembled to oppose
the dnimiuy laps. but was overwhelm-
ingly defeated. the float being entire“
ly tripod out, with no survivors worth
moullouinu. Since that day. according
o the story, all the crab: of a curtain
monies have borne on their ‘bochn the
taco of a Juliane“ warrior.
The face ill 'lhoro all right. it is in
in way. indeed. the most remarkable
him: in nature. the village represented
m the bark or the‘tersb being not only
post bulimia-like. but unmistakably
‘Jricnlsl. Furthermore. it is the face
if s drowned man. with open mouth
ind greatly swollen lectures.
til is that the rain crab offers good
fouls or the dead into the bodies of
From Your Intelligent Head .
to 3 Your Delicate Feet ,
, 8Ui‘8 roe susra:ss...rlo .. s25
lilacs, Browns. Grays and Fascias.
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HATS..................h1.00 to 33.00
aHIRTB.............50c, $1.00. $1.50 .
The Newest Fail Patterns.
NECKWEAR—A beautiful array in
solid colors, stripes and Persians.
nof-unlooohII-QOIO‘
03.50, $4.00, $4.60 Ind $5.00
HOBIERY, FANCY VESTB, UNDER-
WEAR. ‘
Price’s Cm Store;
98 Washington Street, South Walk
The icon popularly accepted in Jobs broth
evidence of the transmigration oi the hi
his Mr. Wenonah. the American, and
the i’eruvlun aviator. George (loaves.
would find I favorobiempportunity to
attempt the close-Alps competition
film from here to Milan. itsly. burn
in the morning Weymsnn made three
l in light: to test his motor, but at
no that moped a height martian
l #00 root. 0 clear tho‘llicunlhlib all
oil n or some i lost mouths
" anion dunes. slut. M
of tho trip. . ‘
lower animals. Whether this action
he accepted or not. the nhmmmt
inscribed in extremely interaction...“
my be added that the arch in new
tour is provided, seriously at
with tour supplemootory I on
back In that. it could» ii tum
iii-lilo down. a is nuts am: in
*asblcnnvoilnniitu _ it"
slums—amt c ‘ " id
it, the MIMI
ve'the
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ALL RIGHT. '3
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AN ANGRV LION
Movements That Always Precede tho '
Animals Spring.
A lion's first signs of anger are as
follows: its tail rapidly twists from
side to side, the bottom slightly rais-
ing and the black tassel at the and
beating the air. it lowers its head
more than usual and growls. at inter- '
vats showing its teeth. Then its voice
becomes louder. it roars, shows its
teeth and lowers its ears. the move-
n‘ients of the tall increasing all the
me.
At the time of charging-that is,
at the height of its anger-«the toll”
rises in the air until it is almost vorti<
cal, the black tassel continues .to
more, the ears are flattened complete-
ly, and the animal comes toward you
at a slow trot, then at a gallon, and
finally springs forward» with upon
mouth and extended claws.
symptoms without charging. restrain-'
ed by prudence, but it never charged '
without showing them. When the tail.
rises the hunted can bring his rise
to the shoulder and awaithtn oppox,»
tuniiy. In hunting a man who is on
his guard is worth four. .
A charge is extremely dangerous, al-
most aiways fatal when unexpected. ‘
either because of the dense vegetation ‘5
or other causes, but it you see the uni» .
moi getting ready ight is useless.
Stand your ground.
weapon. if you have no ooniidmo in
yourself it is prudent to avoid measur-
main—Exchange.
rate av rue THUMB.
Ono wily. 8o They say. of Reading a
Person's Char-stir.
The closer the thumb is set to the
wrist, the greater the amount of mu-
ble qualities a person possesses And.
conversely, the higher on the hand the .
thumb is set, the lower the order of his
mental and moral makeup
at a point close to the fingers The
closer to this formation a human being
comes the more monkey-like intelli-
gence and character he is apt to have.
A thumb set very close to the wrist
shows sympotbme- all in distress.
great generosity, independence, love
of liberty for self and others and a
readiness to share wan tho unfortu-
na e. ‘
tuhnlb i
phalanx.
between reason and will.
Reason preponderatu touch an and
tent that the entire life is spent in
planning what so do without over do--
as.
A person of this kind seen clearly
what is best for him, but lacks do":
termination to put it into onwatien.‘ *
much longer than the nail
canary for attaining it. but In tilt
some glance he takes in all the chute“!
rice, and while no is pondorlnc the
matter the opportunity to win moons
titanium-“El. Louis Pulbbilphtdh. '
m ’ ‘
in bi ii woonii‘?.is"l ‘ "
8 in. I 0 . ll the .
coil is the man who Momma:
college yell; a pitiful sight. as you pit
can on, and a dolerul wreck of in
man is be. its turn his‘hsir with
roman-rub and roads the air with a
also-boom“. and in multiples and
tumbles and comm and cries; lot,
the swelling throat and the bloods”:
All a: he yells and all old: ”
he bowls, and up from his thrill
com fearful growls at month he to
numbered the “campus where .
but at his coitus yells root the
lie grins at you with a vacant
and thinks you’re a brother cf
Obi ill; he makes a clan that
or: know and “item so. it
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