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FAIR MANAGEMIIENT PLAN [113 SHOW RESOURCE~S OF STATE BEING ,,C(r-,LIZE:D--TROOPS WILL TrAIE PART. DISPATCHIES FROM COLUMBIA Doings and Happenings That Mark the Progress of South Carolina People, Gathered Around the State Capital. ilobiliiaio oifi' tihe State'sl re(.o rt"'. i;+ iit''i v ll d~ V i i i 1 fur Iti ll, t ats' fair tvlli~ liegin, O..ctoer :.:. aund icon tliiiies thioogli the w'ek. St(l, tlt 'ln W .% (( ('4il 4 tlilstllt ('ollrge. (I,.' 1tr planin tii. xhhl.C.A Nludi n, all ;n o ;I ~ till, diti t tI . 4 ll ''oft ' d t 'tatid I iii at; t - i t~ Ir'ithe f ol 11i t' afll. - u) W il ;ire 1olit , 'ii ally t o rlgiih ,ihi ~ it te:(tith i ll-rll heMa~l~\ili t V m411 d '11111 i 4 i O l it ti 1 1. I 'I4 a it .i utt ;1ili ai e llho-li tll i JIlg l h ' 1 (11'15 of 111,'y Iillitt1 \'ll a ~ ' fromt til yearo'lia(, i tl,t . 'lilt m iit r . te t tor (+f li' 2'i Itf I- p 'il h h i't\' tr l t 44"1d~i th 11114 It 'ai lt I rlly ec will e on d \\ttn"-da tes I. t1n1 tr m, gi 1, t '1i0 . t of t hini fa ';. t!'1'"1111 t tlula , t tf 't tli dat i;tt, .iS, ~ wli ll (lot, l llttt *'*<44. oft e rna 4Ia loun'n. .\ eoti !n wils l h..' a i}'rd on S ittel "( t hn nit \\ to eoa." Itort of tlt 1 sta te. n il 4~i!tt ''he15a foloingttt thets~ ItWIZO an itlCarolttetttB fo1r 1-o'w nI 191h8:ay'( "il'wt'ttty'l !t ltpri dir o $40 tt'i to laga' h" reatet it provenwafrt 1urin Troo t1 i i bt' WO:fl Ma\'ri 11117 lit fI ?l. a rc 1 , It;t-: "1'a h -coo ('OI it log \t{alt ; 11 ! ' .tv ' i Itit t l i \ ITs 'aplt'at io t"\-gwiitte offal riz score 1li'o t\'t loca t:tss'utc tititon \(".a tiixiir o lt olocl ioiri o trit:( !, :ttt^". o . 'd e a nd1) illt gr ph11"t i of. if I- l'" 'i.'.'1tgs a ltli!E ( IY :, h l tilto 1t-ti, oll t terI tectewillg brion wit; Iiv i t lia t n o 01 ),in atheriii toer olthe faot'. of910 ar nte ofligible to ~il)~ a~ pi t nrt e.trtlh s r hl'm' prizel o'fl 10 to the vtlcl a Scl Prze Bot n e~t it Offered.h fri the ('Olitity treasurer ch lret Board Making Cost Inquiry. The State loard of Charities at Corrections Is sending to the instit Sions und:'2r its ('iarge a quarterly st istiteial report hhink which will pr dincr. Informnation of great valur lo tI state. The institutions to which the: blaks are sent are: The anoniito ftly, State I ltlital, white anld negt roformatories, tihe ('onfederate inftli i ary." Thollrnwell Orphllinage, IEpwort Orphanage. J'piscopatl Orphanagi ('harleston Orphian house. lte City O a 11;11i I1ous8 of Charleston. the Jenkill >rplalage of Charleston, the ('onni Maxwell Orphanage. the Bruner Itom If G;rIeenville, the John Dle ~a Ilowv ;chool of Mc('ormick County. and th itestle Orphanage. Th'le hhlink will sec"ure infortn1atio tiler a nmItber of hea(ings. I" irst. n 1O lIl Ovelli t of i)oI llilliolI . X wlij.1 enlrollment, admission andl ischarg~e The lex! Is inimlinistration, showini Iruste , offies , tIl teillants. gt lia ii? Then('1 .-ottles :1 stiltelln oft' rt''eipt f'ott vIrio tis oll r!t's te iveil, atdlt t1' s ttenentfisri'ementt. This i ite'mi.d showin :,n h itetus as x.1l :ii .: w'a. es, ubsis tnI e. clothing. 't' Tlilt' t',lie.ril illIls lundter gross illaill t1 nath' xe d ar' s ili iiet she. i. ainl0 lilts paid to iistet's, oilit'ni . ''itlle 's, at tlt 1 lut1 . cil i s n'I ' emit plogi 'ys. .\n I tot' tt nhitiisejte-ln Vi1i4 leil ls as fi'eshl IIlleit(s. Incat ltlls h)ili per, cents oit nlrasmil br-lo au.. trn"it, . tLe. t1. X ull e I<. ii . v uato t. ('lothnis dry wotid inhest tet t o i 11'1111>. 14 x;I, t Set' il: tl t' tt ;1114e1s It v thI! l. Yo .i' fu t i 1:1et ' s 11 !\ i t' ' tintlit41 ' it ie' w it tiii.' 1'; t ' t1 1 ill ti', ite2l ' in.t 11 l fli t r ft uIIt . a i t'te h bli t:ir; at ,'hli: b .l'h , i th rovlifor ot r d a pet 85 11 lit liif' e yaI' ~l o . 1-- .i1+ll the in ti e l T se t -t bhy tie :n-l. ltte esr ith.t'x ' tuilh iinoiP~ita shoulda hetttdi eif l'.e:r .! h1 il it alietllle ! fo r (l1:; h1+im i m of 1h " '!1.. t . Ctalt Eeie Teret I be t . It ll w ll; ii l lh i tsio 11 (11::1;"1 i - :1n h ' t 1 rti w f It l it e t t4 1h14:e i artit e 'tio :4d ! '- ,\ e T heet e * -1' xcl.h r f l it ;w20 ivt' en t I pla tvhie it I. the a1. o'!'11;1:'111!''!11 ble to " i hm' \" . rh tio "11 'h-! :0 i P of h;itih e tuile (otit . 'id nl \.1 tltI Cannoett lxc lL~cmied Twent PerCent federal .:law ihn SOltit bi.gbwid the init -or ha ot r 'tml leyo ta t '.'i - !ent. of tie tt. tlt'ls l t e tln i nilt eo it' aornbe YIbpnse u lin t a.. \\Ir'v il-'l byI It 4. ii a ..'1 ! ti . o f t11 i :: 'llat titi: rettied Sto '.i' tv.ti . I-h;.o i-'"weit th 1 fental o:w. 1 tua hilt ''ist havleur tter Pti lthe ofnd iti.l y . t to the iiitrline e a Yi is w1 t 1h r r111 ir e of th ia tItra! 4:414 ..:: !:t in sl nr'int f e ;i al :1 11 fuo mth t : lido. proub i rj s fil>r itt n. 11t'r1';t t rlads ill t n tate and payt' h:. mi nt rettuilt t Id by the governmenltt. ' nIt1 l' ent its fun1is outtt o ( fity 1114'x edetfund Gts hewi Chfters.i have authors it t drawn upo thei 80$1 tper Intl it lthler foul rase by. thei au tooble~ lticnof tx dueat coy: comitssioneh wmi brooestrcteda toh used of' Ten er ent V.alowdit fo opeatng exW ns undarere Te ermst teoct. Yu $10,0her Ofis whte J; pnes, ceB(ent; ia ra.e by. thne au rbyh Sad treasurer o heh PRISON SENTENCE FOR PAU WIERSE' FEDERAL JURY AT AIKEN CON VICTS WRITER FOR CHARLES. tr TON NEWSPAPER, i CONSPIRACY TO SINK VESSEL. it Was Sentenced to Serve Two Years in Atlanta Penitentiary and Pay a e, Fine of $1,000.00. l Aiken.--Pail Vierse, editorial wri ter on it staff# Of the ('harleston }'' American. and Johann Klattenhoffi. d forme'rly aiptain of the German m1er- nll chant vessiel Liebenfels,- were foti inity in federal court here of consir a(% b> sink the Lilobenfols in Charles r(1n harbor last leruary. Thoe jury returned the verdict a' l ' o'clock after haviig bet in t b :irY room since 12:35 o'clock. At I 1 o, 1: they camie out to ask1 th' i;ri whether they could return n t li.t of guilty or not guilty a 'Il (f the three defendants. Wi - !Matt'(nhotff and Dr. W. .\l u ' 0oirno-rl G ieriali consul at \t1 G 04 nh is naimed with them oji O in th" ;nlictieont. Judge Siit a vfh jury that Mueller ne ("r be acquitted nor onvi '1- a t present a fugitive. .in1d44' Smith i m lediately sti-' rfo it} !h' n114'. Wierse Was s(entn ' !ay a tine of $1,000 and to w' r " arl's in the federal penitentii ay ;or \ h ita. Klatenhoff. who is I,( r ingt a penitenitiary term. w., fn - nd to pay a tine of $In :ai l six months in additio :h 40) ent time. T"he first witness for the" - a'se roc *;wn the court resuied the hrt il It. 4'ast'. was the wi'denl of 1I0- . nta penitetiary. \\'ardeni %" rbst c~ itled that (apttaini Kli) auiet hlt r n in the hospital since I w, r(a 'il at the Atlanta pe'niit!n iary. K' t 'holf, did not taIk, the S1,i1U1 a. - -t' expected. The dtfonse had no org 1rthl'r witnesses and t11' iited S 1to's nothing in reply. 2R. 1'pn the c(ompl 'tioni of the' testi- Ira ::en .ltl P. Graceo atski 1d th" o'(iurt f'ri to d ir.'.t a vord>:v in favor of' the two tr. th-eic n ta.11 which was p rompltl" r(-" fusetd. 0'1 'I'. Waito's Waring. assistant district Ing aItorne'y, mar(lP the opeini g I ruuiml ti'h lfr the( L'(rtinm nt. Mr1. \\'tring'i rie ar unwnt wI I ti i a '.x .w.:ve . Su: from th'' o.j1i -i.0001 which hal l in tit pre.-sn',0 td a str. ' - . - an t \\'i'r--e r* and Ilr. a' i-' a inti hiut pari tiir aT'rr ..tre=S n. 4 nn 114' t c )in<ratla'tory i-' om1 -'rai whih v -:t.-4 sens ty \\'i'-rse to lay )r. inol-lr (i thoe Oviiig of .Jam. wa try :11. 'h( diay he''ore titi sinking of Into the Litdo'if'lls. Itot \ir. \'aring was followed by J.ohn tr P. Grac'e. At the close of his arga ment Mir. (Gran mndQo the st atement Ilo that the goverinmennt had brought the whi charge of consipracy aginsl't Paul WVierse hecause of Wioirst-s connlee- se tion with the Charles)tin AmerIcan; ' thiat the14 gove'trnmen(111t ffliis had( overV loo(ktd t he Germain consul ar1.1 the sona tof the4 Ge'rmain consul at C2harle'ston "I to sitike ait the Charleston AmerIcan I 0 through \Vierse, I "Yo uha vt no right to mlake such "' statements, sir," said( Judlge Smith, in- i * -(dignanitly interrupting Mr'. Grace. 1"ThIs court will not permit them." ha r Mr. G.ra(ce then asked for mior-e time. t N 1 ot another word, sir; sit down." ('0 1listiclt Attorney Francis H-. WVeston l tin t he closing argument for the gov. tr 40trnmenlt, aitsumled all res'ponsibility mt for te prosecultion of Wierse, Klat- t' tenhohtT and Dr. Mueller. w _______________to w a ( roen ville.- -louroe AI. Willis wvas mn Y shot and kidlled by Arch McCullough . SIn the .\ills M1ll village, dying almost in~st atly . It is uiidcerstoodl that the he (1 triage'dy re'sultedl from a quarrel con 'r (ornting Mr's. MeCulloughI, who is a t r1ni(11 (of tho d~eca -I. Mr. Willis wvas 1 ta i'uiner at 11 unts Bridge in Pickens u rcounty and was about 3,5 yeatrs of age, 10 Spartanburg to Get Coal. Is Sla rl anhur11g. - Spartanhurg's coal 1( famine44 is going to ho relieved through h110 art'reptanlce on the part of the 10 40 local ('oal delersln of the proposition o-of the' 44011-htitild Fuel Co. to 'sup- a '0 ly th4em4 wtih 50 tons dauily at $2.75 '4- peor Ion. Addinlg to this the freight,g ini whichl Is .$1.95. the -oal will cost placed l' 14n the ('oa! dieale'r' yar-ds $4.70. Tie f"re lt' S-paritaunhurg chamber of comn-j '(I- mierce repre'(senltatives of dealers said 1(d theyW wi'r' c-ing to flgure thelir- grosa to it-o0 for) 191l5 and add 3,0 per- cent to that uand aunniinn-e the pyrice.a Farming With Tractor. N n- lIatmborg..- -fo' . . .Jchnson, al pro- h 0. Ilurtchia :t'id a trion i( engine to be' used it Hi on his largi ogan1tat ion nirar hero. Demi-p )nst rations41 hav beeWn made wvithi thle U- 4)lginet on llhamuberi- county lands and 3k It has wVorked lideally. I re The iengino doiod mni -ma~da of farm 0work, iniclding pllowinig and harrow-v t of .ing. It is used as a labor-saving do uai vice and Is said to be economical. It J. Is run by gasoline and roeures only " .no main to oper-ate it, the er.gine cor a suming about 16 gallnns o atasnoan. c mprovetlent Associations Do Good work -Dillon Is Ch...wing the Way. ( tontia. ITe ;tSouth Catrolita tle h' 'lInprove'ment Assrchtltionl bul teml'see issuted and is hing dis o i throughout the state'. Thh; bul .1 in tntainos dellnite suggestions and rt'ttt"tition that will bA helpful to the ,:,";:tios. and facts concerning last - r's work that are inl erest ing. Many assocliationls h1atvit been hold regular monthly meetings during ugnmaer and the work for Lihe fall : siuo u d very satisfactorily. A sig ,,t tact is that s(ooIs have open I u' with a full attendance. In any :.-ctions county suporintendents 4 rpnorting a fuller attendnace than ret tore despite the conditions that Ire arisen due to the war. This n erva tion of educatoni of the chil en at this critical 11tIme is most ('0om itndal e and encouraging. .\ naether evidenlce of efficie'ntt school e-o zaItion is shown in Dillon coun Miss Matie McLees. supervising aier for the county, reports an aIts ition in every school in the coun 'Ilt'se associations tare all doing av work. The same efficient or n izati otn exists in Darlington coun whle Luarens and Sna:artanburg -i mking close seconds for the lead ('ns have in many cases 1)0011 di t ly responsible for increased tax ',", and modern buildttgs. In some res they have worked faithfully for ;arttmlishtmetnt of this and have h-dtl. Ilowever, they have proven to valtalle adjunets to any commun stimulating school spirit and in 'ry way helping to make the school real (colnt ity center, 'he influence of the association has ,n 4tnlIsted by the lnI tit ('d States i adtminist :attor in tit! camapaign food conservation as well as food 411ine ion. Th.:'se workers ahave al dy proved their efficiency in co sratiotn. bec a use 'ev'ryt school 1m ventnt aasociatiot is a volunteer civic and school .betIe-r.aent. The oemintion tut y d'' mu0ch to assist the nernment in tconservinig the food essary to winl the war. War Mothers *o Organize. h)e "\\'ar I ethers" of America are anizing to promote the food regis (on canpa ign from October 21 to The South Carolna food adminis tion received the following article m the l'nitr d States food adminis ion at Washingtorh: '\War mothers' are organizing in r stat'' of the lit iotn to assist dur the week of October 21 to 28 In house to outse canvass to obtain natures to the pIldi of the United 1to food a mi'rr-u'ration. The plan aanimplate's :e.:.ta:'n the services of 'ry woman who has a son in the ny. navy or marimte corps or a son -olled tader tha" selective s' rvice and suabjct to future call. The mothers were formally welcomed the ranks of the food administra 1 workers in a statement issued by ton. it is peculiarly fatting," said Mr. ve'r "that the mothers of the men e .are to fight the naatior.'s battles .tld enlist ian thlis vitally essential viee they are seanding their sons tto endure the supreme test of 17.nship. They want their sons to rn to them as sam1 tas ,the peace victory may be achieved. They will ten' thae comning of thaat peace b~y - wark thecy have uandetrtaken. in no in which the biatioaa has engaged the loyalty, d'tvotlon anad self aike of American women ever Id. Ina no othear war have they 'I n greater opportunity for service ina is offered ini the movement for user('vatioa of the naatior.'s food sup Not onaly does this food adminis ' ~i (cordilally welcome thae 'war 'fhats' into the ranks of the volun or' workiers, bauL an ottal welcome 11 he extended to the wives and sis r's of our soldiers anti all othaer loyal mwnct who will enlist for ai service a ich Prtesidlent W.ilsona has sahlt is (I'ar~eaantial thana atny othaer whaich no-i'Pr. women can render'. Thea Lib I y loan muast he sutbscribted and( ill ' asubscribed, butt it wouald be uase n o athler ti ' moov -- 4'roseenato e war' if we failed to tmake suare of t oajal which will winth w an ar andt 'hM of which will suarel y lose thae OUT it CAROLt'NA NEWS -ITEMS. The Lacaster News laos a now edi r. (h.wg1 1B. Craven, oaf Chase City, a.. who arved wvith is family Vt ( taow in clarge' of Th~e News. Gov'.rnor MannIng htas appointed de taleates to attend the 13tha an tal conv" tat on of ,the Civic Associa. mia. w't-h meets in St. Loutis, Octo 2 1 All de0legates. named are ayors'a of (1110:.. Thoseas annointedr are: - 1 v.l.. ('taari 'st on; H. (. I larvey, 'id ('larba's IDannear, TBeautfort. 'I annaoaatmed some time ago," snid .B. I)!1. of Lauriens, Int regatd to Is (iIcadhtcy for' Utetr States sna tr in I918, ''that I dhd e'xpot)C to On a' thae 01n'"st and naothinag has taken nace t o chaae.e m~ y pur pOo. You may ty fot' m witthoaut qualifleationa that do expect to 1be a candidte and thaat shall be proparedl to canvass the ate with all the vigor and enaer-gy at I can 'commnarad." Orodors wvere received at office of inut. Co J. Malcolm Graham. chief metering officer, that thae next incre ent of troops would be mobilized at amp Jackson October 17Z For Forty Years L Vegetable Comp the Sufferings of It hardly seems possible country who continues to sui Pinkham's Vegetable Compot dence that is continually bein contradiction that this grand more suffering among womer the world. Mrs. K~ieso Cured After Aurora, Ill. from a female tro and sides until I walk from chair would jump at th unfit to do my ho ever being well, Lydia E. Pinkia six bottles and to do my own hou dwoman would tr Corpound, and it L."--Bas. kARL A. KIEsO, 596 N Could Hardly G< Cincinnati, Ohio.--"I want you ham's Vegetable Compound has d health from female troubles that I had been doctoring for a long time to try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetal has certainly made me a well womai and am so happy as I never expecte and I want others to know what Compound has done for me."-Mrs. Fairmount, cincinnati, Ohio. If you want special advice wria cine Co. (confidential) Lynn, Mau read and answered by a woman The "Cat Squadron." Ureait Britain was the first naval power to build the battle cruiser. Close on her heels came Germany, Russia and Japan ; but all others, including the United States, have no battle cruisers in their line of battle. It was in 1907 when the Indomitable, the first one, was begun. One year later she crossed the Atlantic at a speed of a little more than 25 miles an hour. The Inflexible and Invincible followed, and, when the European war came, Great Britan had a squadron ' that proved of immense worth to her. In the .Tut land battle, however, three of the Brit ish battle cruisers were :sunk, shells penetrating their armor and explod ing their magazines or boilers. The armor of a superdreadnaught would most probably have proved too strong for the shells that destroyed these bat the cruisers. The famous "Cat Squad ron,"' so cailed because it includedl the Lion andl Tiger, is today the last word in tihe battle cruiser ; but in a few yemjrs the American baut tle cruisers that are now being built wvill far out strip the "cats" In every fealflre. Frank 1E. 1Evans, in St. Nicholas Maga zine. Don't Noglect Kidneys Swamp Root, Dr. Kilmer's Prescrip tion, Overcomes Kidney Trouble It is now conceded by physicians that the kidneys should have more attention as they control the other organs to a re markable degree and do a tremendous amount of work in removing the 'poisons andl waste matter from the system by filtering the blood. Tfhe kidneys shorald receive some ain sistance when needed. We takce less ex ercise, drink less water and often eat more rich, heavy food, thereby forcing the kidneyw- to do more work than nature intended. Evidence of kidney trouble, such as lame back, annoying bladder troubles, smarting or burning, brick dust or sediment, sallowv complexion, rheumatism, maybe wveak or irregular heart action, warns you that your kid neys require help immediately to avoid more serious trouble. An ideal herbal compound that has had moat remarkable success as a kidney and bladder remedy Is Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root. There is nothing else likce It. It is Dr. Kilmer's prescription used in pri vate practice and it is sure to benefit you. Get a bottle from your druggist. Ihowever, if you wish first to test this great preparation send tea cents to Dr. Kilmer & Co., IBinghamton, N. Y., for a sample bottle. When writing be sure and mention this paper. Adv. Why L.ook? Mirs. Jenkins, ai re'gular visitor in the doctor's consult ig roomi, staurted on thle long story of hetr t rouleslP. Thet doctor (endu~red it patiently an d gav e her an tolher hol Ile. At Iast shte si arti ''z out1, and the doctor was congratuilingt himiself, when she stopped and et x claimed: "'Why, dloctor, you didn't look to see if my)3 toiygue wias coatIedl?" "I know it isn't," wearily replied the medicali mnan. ''You dlon't findl gratis on a race track." To Extend Railway. Oshkosh, Wis.. street railway system is to beC extendted .and1( imnprov'ed in equipment. Glen. It. Hi. Young~ has been a Sun day school superintendeg 50 years in TLouisville. Ky. ydia E. Pinkham's ound has Relieved Women. that there is a woman in this fer without giving Lydia E. nd a trial after all the evi g published, proving beyond old medicine has relieved than any other medicine in Seven Month's Illness. "For seven long months I suffered. uble, with severe pains in m back became so weak I could hardl to chair, and got so nervous e slightest noise. I was entirely use work, I was giving up hope of wheai my sifter asked me to try a's Vegetable Compound. I took lay I am a healthy woman able.to rework. I wish every suffering Y Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable find out for herself how good rth Ave., Aurora, Ill. t Off Her Bed. to know the good Lydia E. Pink.. .one for me. I was in such bad could hardly get off my bed. I and my mother said, 'I want you >le Compound.' So I did, and it n. I am able to do my house work d to go around the way I do again, Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable JosIa COPNER, 1668 Harrison Ave., to to Lydia E. Pinkham Medi is. Your letter will be opened, and held in strict confidence. The Description. "I'm sure yOu will like him. ie has t pleasant personality, tin easy flow of :onversation and i wonderful fund of nformation." "What is lie?" inquired Miss Alma Cayenne, suspiciously, "a book agent?" MOTH ER! Have you ever used MOTHER'S JOY SALVE for Colds, Coughs, Croup and Pneumonia, Asthma, and Head Ca tarrh? If you haven't get it at once. [t will 'cure you.-Adv. Not a Bit of Use. There was some speculation as to whether the instrument would benefit the old gentleman or not. One was holding the ear trumpet, while another was explaining its use iad showing Did Mr. Shorteashi how to hold it to his' ear. "Say something to him through It, Binks." said one to the other. Now Binks had long waited for an opportuulty to reach Mr. Shortcash's bar, so, speaking very distinctly into the trumpet he said: "You've not paid me that five dol lairs you owe mec yet, Mr. Shortcash." But the old gentleman put the in strument down with disappointment on his face, and they could see it wvas a raihure even before lhe had time to Hay: "That thing's not a bit of use to me." And lhe sighed, but his sigh was not so deep as that which came from Binks. Sure Enough. The ball had gone over the fence, as bails will in suburban gardens, and a small but unabashed batsman ap peared at the front dloor to ask for it. Then appeared an irate father. "hlow dare you show yourself at my house? How dare you ask for your ball? Do you know you nearly killed rone of my children with it?" "Hut you've got ten children,1' said the~ logical lad, "and I've only got one b~aseb~all." Where the Gender Comes in. Teacher-WVillR?, howv manty secondsR in a minute? Willie-Masculine or feminine? Teacher-Masculine or feminine ! What (do youl menn? WVilie-TVhere's a big difference. When pop says he'll be down in a mlin ate it's sixty .secounds, but when sister Kus.ie salys she'll be (Iowa in a minute it's 600 se'condsl. A good-looking woman ought to Hetter a cheerful nature than a mo~ i'M HELPING WHEATsiays POST TOAS IES For me 3times aday