Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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FUN Dili CKANlit _ y -, - v - • - wm ' & ' 'v k *‘®mk?s&i.. ^ $mw, m ■SiU ■■: ■ : '• WOULD ADO LIAS COUNTY CAN- -»- i- BAVE FEWEI MEETINGS WIKD COMPLETES HAVOC TWO MORK PERMONM KILLED WEEN WALL COLLAP8KA. WMkened Walla of Ptr*-Bw«pt Mia- aonrl Athletic Olab Falla on Aa- ioa la MaAa for a Oongreo- *W ' f Diatrirt Plan, Which Woald Plaa for Only Berea Meetinca, One , ha Bach Diatrict—Caadldatea to Airaase Other Hpeakiag Date*. If the^Kaj conrentlon adopts a auf- feation that will be made to the State Democratic convention the county-to- couaty conraaa for votea in the pri mary will be changed considerably. To hare aerea meetings, one in each congressional diatrict, at a central location In the diatrict, la a plan now being dtecaaeed la political circles. Heretofore the South Carolina cam paign meettnga have been numerous, the gatherings being held la each cennty la the State. Commencing in June the meetings havs run close to the time eat for the flret primary. Objections have been raised te this mode of campaigning, bat efforta to da away with tha aouaty-to-county oanraas heretofore have provea un availing. It la now polntad out that probably the compromise guggeatloa at bolding congraselonal diatrict meetings would meet with general favor,. The eeven congressional dis trict meetings, under the proposed plaa, would not coifstitute all of the meetings at which candidates for of fice would apeak. To each candidate It would be left to arrange his own meetings, other than those at which all the candidates for State offlcea would meet. One objection that is being raised te tht CQUAty-ift-county. campaign meetings la that the candidates for the more Important offlcea do not have auffloient time In which to pre sent their vtewa to the people. For netanee, the gubernaterlal candidates have heretofore had but twenty min utes as a rule. la that space they hardly had time, It la aeld, to give briefly their eplnion on the laauea of a campaign without regard to "my attacks that mlgkt have to be an- Forty minutes te the candidates for governor and the earns amount of time te those for the United State# Senate, the latter compoalng a aspe rate campaign party, Is given as a proper solution of the difficulty. In stead of starting the campaign meet ings la June It is suggested by those favoring the proposed change thst July and August be utilized for the Campaign meetings in the seven con gressional districts. Thea the candl- Antes could in the meanwhile ge te whatever meetings might be arranged (or them, or for any of them. Under tko district meetings' plan the following dtlee would probably bo the one# selected for tho meet ings: Charleston, Columbia, Aiken. Anderson, Greenville, Spartanburg, Rock Hill or soma central pqtnt in some of the districts other then at the cities named. An effort will be made also at the convention to aspe rate the senatorial campaign and the campaign for the State office#. It is pointed out by those in touch on political matters that thia will likely be don# by the convention. The May convention will take some action on the method of holding the campaign meetings snd the State executive committee will" map out the details. Geests Make Their Escape. Forty guests escaped from the Windsor hotel, Milwaukee, Thursday when flames destroyed that hostelry and damaged ether buildings, the less probably reaching $20fl,#0fl. Killed by Ammonia Fumes. The blewing of of n compressor head, allowing deadly ammonia fames to escape, caused the death Thursday of two employees ef a Cleveland, Ohio, brewery. At least two persons were killed, fifteen burled under debris and ten inlured when tks wall ef the Missouri Athletic club building at St. Loula, which was destroyed by fire, In which thirty persons lost their ttves a week ago, collapsed under a high wind late Tuesday and crashed through a four- ntory building occupied by the St. Louts Seed comptny. The wall of the Miaaourl Athletic Club building, which stood seven stories high, crumbled when a thlrty- flve-mlle wind veered to the north west. A few minutes before the col lapse Building Commlesloner McKel- vey, who wa# directing 170 men In the work of exploring the rulna of the Missouri Athletic Club, feared tke wall would fall and ordered fcla men out of the debris. Thia action prob ably prevented a heavy lots of life. The four-etory building occupied by the St. Louis Seed company had weakened, apparently, during the burning of the Mlsdourl Athletic Club building, which adjoined it oa the east, and when the brick wall crashed on the walls the latter gave way, and all above the second floor crum bled. Hours after the accident it w&a Im possible to determine how many had been rescued from tbe ruins. Many doubtless escaped snd went away without giving their names, but ten persons are unaccounted for. Six In jured, three of them women, had been taken from the ruins, ' two were known to be dead, and several still were In the debris. James Cobb, cashier of the seed company, apparently waa dangerously hurt, but he directed the work of the rescuers, who tried to extricate him from the rulna. Electric lights were strung about tha debris that pinioned him, and while the workmen tugged at tke heavy timbers Father Kennedy, a Catholic priest, administered to him tbe last rites of the church. Father Kennedy also administered the last rite# to another maa burled In the debris. Two other priests worked In the rnlns, giving last rites to the Injured. An aged maa was found pinioned In the basement of the teed company building. He was seriously Injured, and to take him out alive it seemed necessary to amputate hla leg. Phy sicians had Injected morphine Into the pinioned leg and were aboat to apply tbe knife when workmen suc ceeded in moving the debris slightly, thereby releasing the Injured man. The amputation waa averted, and tke man waa taken to the city dispensary. la the seed company building at the time of the accident were ten or twelve customera, three women and five or six men, office employes, and a large number of workmen engaged in repair work. The customers In the building are believed to have escaped with slight or no Injuries. The In jured were for the most part office employees of the seed company or workmen. luntxtHAUs "+ V • L ■ *■ HOW FIFTEEN MEN GUAHO -fMoj OP jHORDHR. < THEY KEEP DOWN CRIME ■fMpaneee Heed Canes—250j }S; 60C, 16.SO delivered. H. Halloek, Live Oak, Florida. Pure Prize 1 Winning White duties—Eggs 18 for fl.25. Dominick, Neeses, S. C. Wyiui- G. B. i*ure-bred Mottled Anconas and Rose Comb Tied eggs, fifteen for fl.25. John McNalry, Lenoir, N. C. Kor Sale—Pure Georgia Cane Syrup; 35c gallon In barrels and kega. W. H. Dalrs, Savannah, Ga., Box 45. Nancy Hall and Porto Kico potato slips, 91.76 thousand. Shipped from Florida. Hannah A Mickles, Hodges, 8. C. =— Express Company Quits. Because of the lessened Income due to the parcel post, the United States Express Company has decided to llquldata its affairs at a directors meeting, held Saturday In NjewJYork. Two Killed on Boat. In an exchanga of shots oa board a river steamer sear Friar Point, Mias., Wednesday, a sheriff and one of three negroes he waa attempting te arrest, were killed. f i These Fifteen Men Can De Mere Ef- fective Work Along Mexican Bor der Than a Regiment of Troops— Western Bad Maa Has Been Kevis- J • _ ^ ed as Natural Result of Conditions. The entire force of Texas rangers, totaling at present fifteen mounted men, has been assigned to duty on the 800 miles of Texas-Mexican bor der In response to an appeal from fifty-three persons there for protec tion against cattle thieves add marau ders. V * Along with news of t^ie rangers’ disposition. Gov. O. Colquitt made public a lengthy list of the Texas bor der troubles, on which his appeals for more power to protect the boun dary have been baaed, anA whlch ex plains the nature of the rangers’ ac tivities. Thee# incidents show the rangers as peace officers, not as an armed power, which might cause tha United States government embarrassment. Many of these incidents are compara tively petty crimes, not Included within the scope of neutrality laws and outside the police paths of Unit ed Stated troops on border patrol duty. - Tha records Indicate that the rangers sometimes atop crimes before It has proceeded to the stage of inter national complications. The timely arrest of a cattle or a horse thief before he has had time to escape Into Mexico has warded off more serious consequences, such as th# killing of Clemente Vergara, the,„ , .... American, which graw out of horae ****** Large, healthy. brlgljf red. lh- oculated. Heavy layers; 16 eggs. fl.60; 100, 96. Mrs. Addle B. Pat- CLASSIFIED COLUMN Bargain in t^hite Runner Ducks. Mrs. Jas Isbell, W.slhalla. 8. C, Aiugwas Ebss—91.66 V*r 16- R- E. Wagoner, Altamahaw, N. G. White WyaaidvtU* Eggs—-91 per 16. Nellie Payne, Elizabethtown, Ky. Barred Reck Eggs—91-60 per setting. R. M. Spearman, Piedmont, 8. C. Ran cocas strain 8. C. White Leghorns ....—Hatching egga, 96 per 100; 91.60 per setting. Red Briar Farm, Hen dersonville, 8. C. White Wyandotte*—Yearling stock for sale at aacrlfloe. Egga for hatch lag. W. P. Causey, 1616 Dickant St., Columbia, 8. C. For Bala—Mixed clay peas at 92.26, Iron peas at 92.60 per bushel f. o. b. Sumter, 8. C. J. H. Myers, Sumter, 8. C..-R. F. D. No. 4. Kor Hale—Egga for hatching, from thoroughbred 8. C. Brown Leghorn* prices on large lota. R. W. Chap lin, Rantowles, 8. C. Sweden Show Good Owing to hostile demonstrations against kim la Stockholm, •weden, Jack Joknsea, tha disrepu table pugilist, has heea farced to leave that oointry. Caught by Bloodkoaada. William Shaffer, a eagre ef Oath- rte, Ok la., waa run down and captur ed by Moedhouada Tuesday la a I ve nt! 1# chase. Ha eeafeaaed te drtag Aw# gins. * '■ Negro Baby Baraed to Death. While his atother and ststerv were washing In a nearby etmam a young negro baby of Greenville wee baraed to death la a Are which deatreyad the bald • la Bpartaabarg and aaaal- he eat Dr. Cttak- Child Bit Dynamite Cep. Rudolph Oerok, flve-year-old son of a Bcclea, W. Va., miner, Satarday tried to crimp a dynamite cap wltk hla teeth. It exploded, blowing hla head to pleeoo. Fire Drill Sayes Money. Perfection in a Ire drill prevented a panic among 4t6 girls, whoa a white goods factory waa hunted ut Newark, N. J., Saturday, tke loss be ing 9260.000. Negro Cuts tpouae. Mamie Hayi, a Barnwell negveea, was stabbed la the face and head twenty-eight times by her husband Saturday. The weapea used waa a pocket -knife. Robber Dressed as Woman. A maa dressed la female garb Monday atght attempted to held up three young maa ef GreeavtUe. Fe lloe eEcers gave chaae hut failed te eateh him. / ' •• i . • —« w * Oar Mangos "Forty Feet, pereoae were badly la. Maaa., Wednesday ear jumped the track ei dbnrp c rve. R plunged flertp Into in stealing. The records also Indicate that, while many of the law-breakers have come across the international line la raids from Mexico, some mis chief-makers have been residents of American territory la sections where the Mexican populations la large, and have used Mexico as a refuge. One source of extreme vexation haa been inability during the past three years to secure extradition of any of theae marauders, whether originally from Texas or Mexico. Gov. Colquitt estimated that la this period there have been 660 to SO# such cases, In which the atate has made some tort of attempt to get the accused back to Texas without suc cess In a single Instance. The sending of rangera to Ray- mondsville waa based oa a petition aeeertlng that “for the pact few months cattle thieves have bees depredating, and several murders have been committed.'* With this petition, another signed by twenty- eight persons and making the eame chargee was mads public from Sebas tian, Texas. Ranger Captain J. R. Hughes, who brought these petitions to Austin three days ago after a per sonal Investigation, eald that one American named Rowell had been killed, and that several Mexicans, names unknown, were reported slain; that the killings were aHeged To. have grown out of depredations by persons who took refuge in Mexico, and that the petitioners believe more police protection would allay the trouble. Raymondsyllle and Sebas tian are In the Brownsville section near Lyford, Tex., where rangers were sent March S In response to an appeal signed by forty-seven persons. Each petition made the charge of sev eral killings, and each Is believed to cover the same Incidents. How fifteen rangers can furnlah any real protection along a border 800 miles long was explained lu a statement by Captain Hughes. la scmafplares one ranger la assigned to patrol .duty to 100 mile* or border, he said. These rangers, clothed with all tke police powera of both atate and county officers, are feared by the trouble-makers, wko kaaw that the ran gar oaa Arraat them evea oa ■napl- cton. “Tha rangers," said Captain Hughes, “whs are mounted sad equipped Uka cavalrymen, eaa cover territory Fhtcb few cavalrymen could penetrate, single-kaaded aad without assistance because rangers are rldlny horses which never have bean ■tabled," Theae horeee. It was explained, are native te tke Rie Grande country aad' capahln of auhalatlng Indefinitely without regular feed oa the various prickly growths which are nearly tha only vegetation. The had meh be lieve, and with good reason, baaed oa experience, that their arreet la cer tain once n ranger overtakee them. Darned to Death at Flay. Mar tTph, eeven years aid, ef. Pen sacola. Fla., was burned te death Fri day. Abe and bar playmatee had dretocd in adults' dethlag and w« playing drum. One of tho hoys sot oomo grass on Are had the little girl'a tenon, Plaelaad, E. C. For Hale—Oae Flanden 20, twe new eases, top, extra seat. Car in ex cellent condition. Prise reaeeaable J. F. Burbank, Union, S. C. Special—Pure white aad Exhibitloi. Fawn and White Ruamera, 96; tri< Utility, 91 eaeh er 910 dee. Mre. J F. Carroll, Heheonald. Teas. Keauon’e Long Staple Cotton 91 bushel. Nancy Hall aad Triumph potatoes, $S.76 haahal. Newton Farms, King’s Mountain, N. C. vtaiari. Chills Jaaadioe eared er money refunded. Rigor-Tone 60 eeata poet paid. Stamps er eela. Rigor-Tone Co., Petersbarg, Va. For Hale—Rhode Island Red eggs. 92.6# for 16. High claas. Time now to set "them far best eaoeees. M. L. Donaldson, Greenville, 8. C. Co Hard Heed—Sand dime and stamp ed envelope and get oae ounce of seed that will graw white heads In Winter. Mrs. J. W. Hill, Bamberg, 8. C. 1 - *' %. For Sale—Eggs from tingle comb White, Brown, and But Leghorns, Anconas, Buff Orpingtons, 15 for 91. Carolina Poultry Farm, Reldaville, N. C. Men and Women earn 99 daily ad dressing letters In apare time. Send 10c for outfit and beginner. Ad dress Morgan, Box 666, Salisbury, N. C. ' • Kor Hale—Limited supply of Hite’s Improved Toole’s Cotton Seed. Wilt resistant, early, prolific; 40 per cent, lint. bnahel. J. G. Dean, Daw- son. Ga. For Hale—8. C. Rhode Island Red and White Plymouth Rock eggs at |2 per 16. Indian Game eggs at |2 per 16. Dr. 8. J. Summers, Cam- •rou. 8. C. Freach-hirr One Gibbet Bath at 146. B 8. J. Summ For Hale—One 86 In. reek grist mill at 676 stock feed grist mill la gaad shape. Dr. A. Cameron. A. O. 1 v For tala—866 bu. earafally selected Brlwa Peterkla aad Cevlngtou- Toole. blight resistant, owtton seed at 91 per bu. Or. 8u Cameron, 8. C. Manley’s Heavy Fmlter Cotton- Early aad prolific; 46 halls to poend: 40 per oeat. Mat. Writ# for prices aad 9160 prise offer. B. 8 Mauley, Lavonla. Oa. Htrnwherries—Dellvarad to yaur deor direct from the patch la lets of not leee than 16 qaarte at 66c par qaait Write ter perMcularo. JL C. Watera. Box 188. fitarka. Flu. One feu» Pag. Planting Gettau Heed improved va- rtettaa. 81 naphtas prattle. King, aad Petty. Carload aad tana ear- laad quantities. Write far pr W. A. MyaM Jr. A Ce.. Rataigh. 16 C. L m. Eve years uM. «ff Ftau wm hit hr u m- tout ef ataay yearn, to pay the wMuw ef Senator *, O. Oeergta, 9T.IMI, a pta** named Jamaa Denial, with a right with Yeung** ■train etoala eemh White Laghs Beat tar—, beet ahaw MrAa haawa. Em*, eetttog tl to 88. J. Whltor For Hale—R. C. and 8. C. Rhode 1s- laind Red egga; for hatching, day old chicke. - Guaranteed safe., delivery. TJie Wando Poultry Farm, W. ; T. Worsham, proprietor. Wando. 8. C. T'erfn'tion" Pulato Dri*w»—tJ. G Padrtck’t) it—11,000Unexcelled April delivery; book order now b> depositing 91. Cabbage Plante, 1. ooo’ll.l0. J. lx Padrick, Tifton. Oa For Hale—iOmcvea, 20. acres cultivat ed; geq(d aell; small orange grove; good house; main road; telephone, etc. Pries, 91.700. Address owner, H. G. Gates, Areadla, Desoto Co, Fla. Wanted—10,000 men to learn how to learn how to cure themselves of sex ual weakness without medicinef for life. Information free. Dr. Barth olomew, 23 Phoenix Block, Jackson ville, Fla. Automobile Contact Poutls, 75»-— Why pay 91.60 or |2 for new points We put new platinum on for 75c each. Send them to ue and get them by return mall. Wlesepape Mfg Co.. Columbia, 8. C. Egga—Prize winning Rose, Single Comb Black Mlnorcaa, Pape, Nertb- rop, Miahler strains. Dark Cornish ladian Games, |2 to 99 flfteeu. Bat tsfaction guaranteed. Paul Houston. Greenville, 8. C. Lester Tompkins strain of sclngle comb R. 1. Rede. Marita and Flshel White Wyandottea, the uadlsputed and undefeated ehampiona • of tbe world, Egga, 92 per 16^ Wm. Rose- mood. Pickens, 8. C. Kor Sale—Buff Plymouth Rock eggs |1 and |2 per 12. Fawn Indian Runner Duck egga, 91.60 per 11. Day-old chi^ka, 10c, 15c, 20e each Rlvervlew Poultry Farm, D. C. Hol land. Anderson, 8. C. TOTS SINGLE Bill WILSON SUGGESTS THAT TRUI BILL BE CONSOLIDATED. j ' ff ~ !vi WILL PROVE EFFECTIVE Wilson Pats Stamp of His Favor o* All Four of the Proposed Meas ures—They Will Provide Substan tial Basis for Effective Regulation of Unlawful Combinations. President Wilson at a conference Monday night with the House judi ciary snb-jkommlttee on trusts, put the stamp bf administration approval on tbe substance of the four bills to amend the anti-trust laws which the committee submitted in a practically final form. There will be another conference at the White House with in a week and members of the com- mlttee asserted that unless pro tracted discussion should be raised la the full committee when the meas ures are preseated, all four bills to strengthen the Sherman taw, cover- lug Interlocking directorates, holding companies, trade relations and deft- nitlone of restraints of trade, woald be reported to tho house within a fortnight. President Wilson indicated Ms be lief that it would be better to consoli date all the bills Into one In order to expedite legislation. The Senate In terstate commerce committee derstood to favor conaolidatioa that It will be effected by the Judiciary committee practically la tain. The president made a number of suggestions ^ to tbe sub-committee which composed Representative* Claytoa of Alabama, Carlla ef Vtr- HouawlD- 'r ficates and e»-operatlve plaa free. Write to-day. Gem Sales Co., P. O. Box B-1202, New York. Water Powers Improved—Turbine water wheels aad all high grade mill machinery sold and Installed. Cer- respondence selietted. Caa save you money. J. A. Galloway, practical mlllwroght. Blshopville. 8. C. For Hale—Eggs for hatching from 8 C. White Leghoraa, 8. G. Black Mlaercaa and Indian Runner Ducks Best strains available, 91 for 16, |6 per 100. Berkshire Hill Farms, J Holme# Allen, mgr., reeavllle, 8. C lafdiew—Remove spots, dry clean gar- ments, gloves, hata, feathers, etc., at home, tun dollaro. Valaabta eortl aisted that personal guilt, of Indi vid uala la control ef corporations should he prescribed ia every bill in order to break up the evils that jiave grows up under tke present-^anti trust laws. The committee will re- vice the bllle with thle r la view and talk with the presideat again be fore submitting the measures to tbe full committee and to the House. The draft of the holding corpora tion bill had been completed Just be fore the conference. The measure would make unlawful those holding companies that combine the stock ed corporation ee an to lessen competi tion, bat would not affect empaniee which bold the eteek of corporations that form eaaeatioal pans ef their baaiaesa. Holding companies that are entirely for Investment aad net for buslneee directly are net prohibit ed. Thia would peruait oompaelea like the big insurance concerns to hold the etoek of oorperattans wkieb are act competitors. The committee believes that ia thin hill it haa solved the problem o< dis criminating between the holding com pany operating by combining a num ber of competitors into one company and the corporations that have been compelled to combine a number of- concerns . that are not competitors, but whose combination, ia necessary in order to make a unit or whole, as In the case of aa oil which copabinee a pipe line company, a producing oil company, a refining oil company, alt making one legitimate oil baaini Sweet Potato Plants—Nancy Hall. Porto Rie©' and Early Triumph, ready for delivery April 1, 91-76 per 1,000; 10,000 far 916.60 f. a. b. Florida; temat* plants, 91.60 per 1,000. F. E. Hull, Rock Hill, 8. C. Young Htrain Magi* Comb Whin Leghoraa Breed no ethers, years oi experience; buy the he»t; fr%* range; egga from (elected breeders 91.60 per 16; 98 per 100. Pecaals Poultry Farm, Davla Button, 8. C Hatching egga from out past season’s prize winners. Reds, Orpingtons and White Leghorna. Oar blrda have excellent records aa ogg pro ducers. Write for oar caUlogua. Rlvervlew Poultry Farms, Savannah, Ga. , For Sale—Eggs from prize-winners White Orpingtons, 15, 91-60 and 93 . Buff Orpingtons, heavy layers, 16 91.60 and 92; Rhode Island Reds 15, 91-60. Eggs furnished tn largt quantities. J. P. Green, 1601 Mali. St., Columbia, 8. C, < ' All makes magnetos repaired by ex ‘ parts and quickly returned. Rea aonabla ckargea; special to garages Successors to the Magneto Co., ana only fully oqulppod tooting plant la State. Batteries recharged. Van Deventer ft Warren, Box 661, Bum tor, 8. C. Far HaJ»—Garick’a prolife aeod corn Improved aad-selected under dlrec fion of govern meat expert. Led va rlety teat of taa varieties past two years; yield 106 bushels par acre uader favorahla eaadttiaaa. Pries |S par haahal. Uncle Sam big hah cotlea aoed, 1 1-16 ample, 92 pai ouahal. L. C. Chappell, Lykoaland 8. C. Haw MAI Men. Attention—SS6 acres with standing timber, estimated te eat 2,292,066 feet; ail/ miles from Marlon, N. C., equldlataat -tram Cllaokflold aad Southern railroada. Oak aad Choataat predominating. Other varieties iaelade poplar and pine. Beat small timber tract to buy la North Carolina. For baa ft Camp bell. Asheville, N. C. Everything for the Pwnttrjr Keeper— Buckeye laeabator* add hroadari The latoraattenat Sanitary Mevtr Tha Sta la Oae Eaereiaer aad Fhader Otia aad Moe’a Metal War*. Oeakey'f Poultry Remedies. Saaahtae poul try laad*. Sprayer*, aappltaa, ate ■mid far eatataga*. Maintodh Hand ■aim*. Department T“. 868 Ktaf Fanner and Wife Fight. In what neighbors say was an'lki- countor between the two, William Wella of Cordelia, Ga., a farmer, la dead and hla wife is fatally lujarod. Saw Cut#. Man in Two. Zero Wilson, an employee in a lum- berton, N. C., lumber company, instantly killod Wodneeday wh« fell across a cut saw. Killed la Trying to Aa he attempted to make cape out of a Philadelphia ja day night, John H. Davla waa i death ■a made throe halea the acre. I 90 bales oa 66 aerea. One ■ bor claims he made 16 halea c three acre*. Cottoa la 46 par cent.' Hat. Caa famish seed 91 par ha. f. a. b. Dublin. 91-26 hu. culled and cleaned. ■. H. Smith, Dahlia. Ga. , ■' X Ttade** Early PmIMc Mara cottoa to aar* I Had aoed. 1. H. I I-arty or gentleman, fair oducatioa, to act aa our roproaeautlve in horn* town. Exclusive territory give*. Balling experience unnecessary. W# furnlah capital. Show how to build parniaaeat bueiaoaa that ahouid pay 92.006 trot year. Staple Itaa. Our booklet. “HewJt* •tart la Baalaeaa for Yourself." explains all Krae *• request Address Bax 161 A. ..Phil- adelpkla. Pa. 1 ‘ _. J Field aad Garden Heedo Seed If yee have eever tried eea feed Cent grew* ■ the Aroat #f Virginia, yea aheeld need tnf ohi catalog de aad lean *M ahont aw teat year* of growing and br**tt*| Cara- It ala* ten* all ahaal aad pardea eeeda Tha Tallef of Vtogtala to ID* Worn* of Goad Head earn. A qard w« bring yaq .tato Factets 6f •rod# aad a eatm K. WetoA fto