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Theylre Ofl’! ,

"DOWN THE STRETCH," Handsome pranclnq» sleek thoroughbreds lined up a! the tare Wiitina II" flash of the starter‘: gun. Then a race such as you've never gcerl before on stage, screen. or track! The code of the jockeys and the call of jockey blood in the veins of the man who was barred from the "alik-

' PRINCE EDWARD

TODAY AT 3.15, 7 AND 8.4 MATINEE-Jfic, 11c. T--26c. 21c, 11¢.

‘VP

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June 15th at 8 o'clock undo auspices of the Temperance Alli- ance.

CldCY Tuesday night 8.30. Ncwcombe and Higgs and Duffy. 7047

A. MacLeod will speak Wednesday June 15th at 8 o'clock.

[Wlltshire on Wednesday June 15th. Harry Jenkins.

moss AND ourrv and Mrs. AIOIIG, Newcombe will speak from Char- lotletown Radio Station in 8.30

Tuesday evening.

speak Wednesday. June 15th at 8 o'clock.

Central Guardian

REV AROHIBALD- SUTHER- LAND at French River Wednesday r the 7048

RADIO STATION Charlottetown Mrs. AT UIGG Static; l-lall Rev. A. 7048

Know, And Don’t

LOADING LIVE ROSS at ‘North 7045-18-2i

Listen ln. 7047

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'——" Text: Proverbs 23113. “He that c0- nsv. H. R. GRANT. o. 0., will "n", M, d,“ m," no, prounr; t but he who oonfeasoth and fol‘- . oakoth them shall have mercy.’

The following is a brief summary of the sermon:

7048

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.

THE CHARLOTTETOWN " GUARDIAN.” ‘ f

IIIE I.III IIIIHIII sills ullllsl HERMAN Before Crowded Congregation ‘P r e a oh e r

Pleads For Uncov orod Cauldron , E o r Sale 0f Axe Grind airs: People fWiiovDoni;

The Mfltiernifharisoe, i) n o ‘é r i1 e d, Witlljxiileaning Outside {offidat-

Wani; To Know: And

and blind pigs, wbcroinrge llum- hers oi‘ men go, in unll ollt, and from whoso exits may I"! R60" "Hilly of our fellow citizens, wendlng their wliy, liiillcr the illilucnce of dirty, infectious rot-gut, sold In the name or gnlul rum and good whiskcy- A

—~Mr and Mrs George Ramsay. Spring Valley announce the ell- gugement of their daughter Ella. to Louis Allan Stewart, marriage to take place Jllne 20th. 7050

THE ATTENTION of our reall- ors-is called to the Temperance

SECOND EPISODE OF THE BIG SPORT SERIES

“COLLEGIANS”

BRIMMING WITH SMASHING ACTION

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meetings advertised elsewhere ill this issue.

ing the

We talk today of the “lid." Every- ‘picture of bum; pig,“ so numomiin

body knows the vernacular of the "lid." The man in the street un- derstands what you are talking about when you speak about tak- ing ofl’ the “lid" or keeping on the “Iid" or whcn_you say-dire "lid‘

3 The “lid" carries with it a pictorial

CHARGED WITH SMUGGLING- head g0 ell up, my, hi5 eyes, and .At the Police Court Saturday morn- wonder who; ll is all about, case ‘of a man charged wine,“ "Kristina says: “He that

is on. The "lid" is a powerful metaphor.

force that causes sven the bone-

with smuggling num was heard. Mr. covereth his sin-s» shallq not pros- J. J. Johnston, K.C., appeared for ipelf," the Bible speaks in tlhe langu- ths accused, while Mr. R. lVlcNelll age of the! day in which we live.

represented tho Customs Delpart- When we are told that there is

that they cannot herconlrollod with anything like success by the pro- aent machinery of lltw and order. Well, there, indies and gentle- men, is the picture which lhcsc lic- tecllvcs from liionlrcul have llrltwn and hum! up for

Is the Picture Painted by Hot Air Artists?

which should he concerned

lnent. The case was adjourned for

us on tho walls ;_,_ of ollr imagination and rcilcrlloil. Dir-g

. ing plainly. _ The question befoi-o us ls not lino H“, gm“, Um mggvd Am,._i,,.g;ixi.i,_ii11",», ,,i “m! l\l_\' £lllH\V(‘l‘ is: (‘rilllc is in tlll- Ill" I‘

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a . ‘I oi. .¢

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I-QMONDAYS MOTOR~MIZ

I The Tenth Messflfl-

“Duniop is‘ assuredly- rm-the friend that m, ~ can call its own.

‘if

Dunlap Balloon Til?

fStart the weelc-and your car-Tightly Ulsé I " 0' “I I

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u,

thc follulvillg rcilsons:

i»: IIPHIIIIK for lho individual and lor :1 city illlli il l'IilIllIl'_\'§ Illll only HS wv | l‘ oil‘ lhl~ “lill"; OIIIY a“ Iwc l-lillfcss and IHINIIIH‘. IIIU KIIIII Wilal is in tho ilot? l um luIIl-Illilll jlllilll‘ H". IIPYI‘ "IIII Imwv “ml qlllln la [Il(\ Illllt‘ I'm‘ will i-olidl-niu ui: IIt‘_\'lllllI lllc con- lIll‘ lolllb.

For

Those lnsideNeed to Look OHI-

Golf Third Most

corned, according to figures plilwl today ‘by the Travelers iaul-nuce» (‘o-

Silllw pnid by the company lll'(‘I(li‘G[ (‘I.‘lI.fll5 mpreseuled klrgcsil. lllllUlllil puid ill yours spin. ' l‘t.‘lil'I,‘llII0llilI llllly lili- lvolida"

ifitufion "in country‘

or falling 0n uncimn pro-und-

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NFAV Y-ORII. lllll lly

Juno l1.

rll-nildiunviuil iiold cup I'1I\‘l‘-‘§ to bl‘,

llrilli II_Vl£Il‘l‘

illLong Inland Sound.

Bu)‘. starting

lllld born rcl:l=ivoli from . Norway. Swvlcln, ilonnlrlrk. LllI'I and Ilulv»

‘lhl: llnilcll val-ill “i.:ln:li“ t'(l[)I,ill‘I*(I

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onto. And Scot

l'|"I"l"Sli»Uil‘t(l-li. l‘ Arlbrcy lloolllcl‘, ’i‘o:n.ll:iy Armour,

so?» They ‘Sill-ind

’* AMERICVANVVLEAGUE

Nl-w York ..

. . . . .. 7H ll. Also ijim-a , , , , _, ., 2:2 :10 .015 . fliloiifii. . n === pi Awarded To Amor- r Wzlsbi ton 2.’; . S i; Id droit 23 3-‘ #31 i. (IIEWGIIIXIII . . 2E3 ‘All nlfili 1Z2 i" ,1 Iii '"“'_' 3 3%, _g,r,:, Allihffltirhlli. June 9. ~—'l‘he Call- lililflll National Railways today NA-fioNAL LEAGUE ' rdoll lhrir $65,000,000 thirty ‘ lyfllil‘ ll t~2 percent. bond issue un- ‘" , _| 1i fl(_' vlilllililflllilll] guaranteed as to -. ‘ plusburzi, ,w;?1l‘ 4%,! inliprinvlpnl and interest by the Do- n mums‘, ________ 23 19 _§f)liIlllilllllll of Canada to a syndicate ‘i Sp Lou“; _ _ iii; gm 56;, IIIilfIPd by lllnlr and Company in- s?“ New york __ _ 2i; 3| _i',5:lll‘l)l'[)llI'I\lB(I. The Chase Securities Si; Brooklyn g3 3,, Agiflilirplirzllloll of New York, the 31 3mm,“ _ , _ > __ 1;, 3 Ao-ylilliliilnblr- Trust Company and the . w ,i.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, _ ii. gr, _4 iFil-sl National Corporation of Bos- ‘I Cincinnati . . . . . .., 1'1 33 glilntoll. ‘Filo prico was not revealed W ' Tho winning syndicate

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. g‘ Won. Lost. PI‘. m“

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v %fia$§e"' ' -If colored clothes remain wot fjl Bun" 1_ ._ in -_ .31" p“ iqodorlllgnpol. pfitililllliOlllnfllln p:'e~ ; r -. ..':zl 2a .514 "PHI-I ¢°°""P"' ".1 i"?! '1' “$222,345,. _ g5 l 3g» 490 to tltreagfh. Thltfiwnoertnlllly lids- . livsivayp ,, 27 3o 9174 pen if they are l-aliowed to lie lh ~_ ‘Jersey City .. . 2s 2? .4110 Wfttel‘. They must always be ~i Reading . . . . . . . . . . 8 46 118 laundered as qlllckllLas possible.

jBritish Like Dangerous Sporti

ll.\lZ’l‘l'i‘<)R'D, CL, June 11. ~ is tho third most 031118610!“ $119!’! of the (lreyhound racing with elec- ni: For so; accident frequency is roll-ii, Cl)lll-

lrl 2'

In-

for tllc for

vil-‘IHIIIIQS- lug popular. but the majority o-f ‘HIHIII 11nd nlfifidelllfi ill-KI" lhesc sceptics now are keen on-

of

exceeded golf lnishaps. 'l‘he most ‘prevalent accident on‘(-,,»iiiiii-y_ gull links appeared to ‘be slippinléi

Field Challenge

.. . qprYci-s and the training of the animals has fill-d zl. challenge for till‘ IIZIN llcculnc a real ‘INISIMBSB-

off

SPfIIGlliilPl‘ l-lzlss and working people, ‘but also . . li= brings illc lisl. of chnllcll‘! ("VII “WI ""19 crs lo seven. as cntrll-s pl-c\'.i<~-:isly illucllcss of Sulizhenland‘ ‘has won , lllliI.

loll-

_..,,,_,, ,,,,.,.,,.Wright And His Dad

_ IIIl‘ Scall- dinzlliun sold sup last your n‘. 05".". _-¢o>—~——-—

Show Best Form

~ will row in tho diamond scuills at

rlnunpioll. have shown |>-:.ii (It'll Illllllg ‘llll b)’ -W'I'L-’Jht a1 Phila- i flunl. so fur in ilrzlclicc for lb" dnlivhizl lust. monldi, ‘he was confid- l; United S/[EIIQH open golf Filllilllllflll‘ F".'('(I lo bc ii strong contender for i zilifil, which will ull-i. lludcr ivuy tho I'ilil‘l1" trophy. lil-ro llcxt \\‘l‘l‘I\' lloliinwr ll-sil-wleli‘, 'l‘l|l~ \l‘ gills iviii lralvo for till‘- lurncd in (l. SFUYO of till, Losl yl‘ Old ('<lllllII‘_\‘ loiiiol'r<-i\' (III tllc S. ; ziizulo on the ra-lnoiloliizll (IiI-Iilll'lil' ill-ginn- . a IKIIITBQ. Armour! lnado the brill/mil? ' ' {*>'_"’T ' record Wedncsl ay, \\‘l.,ll a worn l1 ‘ ' ‘ 7n, two hollow [7ltl'-,

Won. Loni. I‘ f‘.

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Hound Races

i _ » LONDON. Juno i1. ——- The sport

'icnlly' controlled ‘ilares, which , IS introduced into this country from (lunada. and tlhe United Slates ‘has raughl. the popular fancy and bccomo fIl‘lll<I_\' established in Eng- "illd in a reluarkahly short time. Many iécoiffid at the idea becom-

lhusizlsts and attend ‘the niumcrous ‘lllflllfllllilil in various parts of the

Considerable space is given to itho racing in all the daily papers. with bolting (lddcs and distance be-

wl-oii tho first, secc-nd and tIhIrd IILPGYIIOIIIILIS. just as horse races ‘nro l'f‘('()l‘(IE‘(I- ‘Experts are engaged ill \\’l‘lll‘. up the form oiflhe various ‘dogs for the information of follow-

SOOIUL)‘ people not only a-tltcnd liil- racing together ivitfb middle

greyhounds‘. The

‘SOVIPTZUI minor cycnla with her dogs- “moi l

0n Way To Henley

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i .\l{)1\"l"ll.i<JAl.. Jimo 11. — Joe lwrlglli. .lr., and his father. Joe ,\\'rlglll:, Sn, arrived in Montreal t0- uilry from 'l‘oronlo on their way *0 ddnliiiand whore the younger Wright

lll-n-loy OILJIIIY Z. Ill vlr-w of the now'iwo.rid's re:-

>.\I()N‘.'I‘II'EAII., Juno 11. -—— The ‘Fnlrzlllialll Ulsley team sailed from ilcro for klliglalld this lnornlnig on ‘lhii ‘Cunard steamer Ausonia.

‘C. Nffillld-ISSIIB

iloniglll. competed wllh two other groups, [one hmlllflfl by the Bollll of Mont

jdus. _ slm Ifld am bottles.

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, _ . , _ a iml- PROTECT YOUR oARM NTS FROM THE MOTHS . , Qliloxllnow of nothing, nor do we bollovo thors. is ony- tblnq that‘ will give you tho results Lsrvex doss-

Absolutoly safe to uso - non-inflammable, non-Injuri- It kills lilo moth-worm willon mlkOl lilo trouble-

Tllo Sun bids-Opening asrmsnt Bog Is the best and ltsrful for storing your furs. Mil such. -

a week.

TEMPERANCE ALLIANCE MEETINGS. Tuesday June 14th:—- Shcrhrooke Hull, Rev John Cobnrn, Spring Valley Hall, Rev Archibald Sutherland; Rose Valley Hall, Rev A. A. MacLeod; Dundas Hall, Mr W. E. Bentley, ‘K. 0.; North Ruslico United Church, Rev R. C. Eaton. 7048

CENTRAL PARISH (Church of ScotIand)-The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be dispensed in the Peoples Church on Sabbath, June 19th. Preparatory services on Thursday and Saturday at 7.30 p. ln._ Sabbath morning at 10.30 a. n1. and 7p. m. Monday, June 20th at 7.30 p. m. '

NICE CATCH. —A Guardian rcp- reselltativo was shown on Saturday morning by Mr. E. E. Jay, Grafton Street a nico catch of speckled beauties which he made at. l\ir. George board's Mills on a brilnch of tllo Morel! River on Friday oven- ing, about three quarters of the catch were salt water trout and nil were good size. Mr. Jay recom- mends the above fishing stream lo any angler that wants to be silrci of n successful days fishing. ‘,

STOPI LOOK! LISTEN! —lt will be ton years before we will again have the opportunity of hav- ing the Maritime Branch of the‘ \Vomen's Missionary Society with us. so come to Trinity Church on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings and hear some of the brightest and most intelligent women of the Maritinles speak on home and for- eign missions. We are to have seven real live, missionaries among us ,who will- tell us about. their work in honle and foreign lands. Did you know we had a mission in Sydney, N. S? No-well come and hear about it on Tuesday ovcning at eight o'clock. Conic and learn where your money goes iwhen you are asked to contribute to missions.

RECEPTION TO LINDBERGH. ~-Quite a number of Charlottetown radio fans listened In Saturday night and heard very clearly the reception given to Lindbergh the aviator at the Capitol in Washing- ton. The reception was evidently ll tremendous one, Judging by the applause which greeted the aviat- or when he entered the hall. Hand- clapping and cheers continued for prohably five minutes. Lindbergh was accompanied ,I,ly his mother who in response to many calls for her appearance stood on the plat- form and bowed gracefully to the audience. A number of speeches elllngistlc of Lindberghh great fest were given to which he mod- estly replied. saying practically nothing of his own achievement but referring to the‘ reception ac- Corded him lll Paris and London. A feature of the reception was the bringing in of air, aeroplane. a re- plica of that in which he had cross- ed the Atlantic. The aeroplane was constructed entirely of flow- ers.

PROMINENT WOMAN TEM- PERANCE BPEAKER COMING.- Arrangements have been made with Mrs. H. P; Newcombo of Halifax Worthy-Assncifite to the Most Worthy Associate d! the Sons of Temperance of North, America to address s nllui%sr pfmeetinge

in Prince saw -ls1slld., ‘Mrs

Nowcombe {sen for ‘many yesrs- a prov nent rlmce Illly her of

s“! hm heflinited es w ~ _ ‘ of such workers aififilx-Ooyel-nor l-fandley. Daniel Polfilg and-others who were

working in the interests of state Prohibition. e will open her Itinerary in Che, ottetown on Tues- day evenlng, June 114th when she will broadcast lrolll Station crcv. On Wednesday the 15th she will ali- dress s public meeting in Victoria Went lisll and on Thursday, mtll at Coleman Hall, both ,,_meotings at 8 o'clock. No one should iniss the opportunity hf hearing this sifted woman speaker. Mrs Nawcomhe has been and is now so _, v Temperance Worker of rises

standing] and Mrzwwflstlllnderl nu o s o , I _ loos

lilo of’ , militia

ii-‘ii-"liliiilhidiliidfi t l p, -~ --

a certain brand of life and conduct Ill the heart of this fair lsland.. somehow, we are thrown back into the imagery of the “lid," and we are compelled to think in terms of the “lld," and ire are inlpellod to not along the line of lifting the "lid" or keeping it on. I .

Detectives Lift the “Lld."

A couple of weeks ago there were two, Montreal detectives in our midst. They were brought here by our City Council. They were paid by the Collncll for detective scr- viccs, along lines that baffled our own police force, and therefore. called for special treatment. These experts, in running liowu one species of crime, rail into sn- othcr. * These dorm-lives opened doors and entoroll rooms that for, quite u wbilc hull boon bolted flllfi locked against the gnzc nnd know- ledge oftiic average citizen of Cllariotteimvn. These police ofllccrs from lilo big city tell it story of this (lspital, that ls grim and black and oven tragic ill its outlInes-—a story whose hack. ground might well llc lakon "from Lho soiled and shattered illnber Iof Chicago's underivorld.

lt is a story of holnll-llrcvvlng iIl tho midst of conditions that might.

‘rival the old days of the open har-

roonl, cvon at its worst. ll in n story of filth, foul air llnll foul rum, Those nlcn have drnwn o plclurb of innocent cilildren, dirty. pinlpl- cll and half clad. Looking at this IIICIIITB. even In a casual manner, what do we discover? We find in certain streets that every second housc resembles n bar. We find in certain bark stores cartons 0i; Frontenac beer-beer that is coli- Bumed by men-‘younfl and old— who, in order to satisfy their thirst, have pooled their money to procure lho legal quantity of beer, ‘and, IIIBPB. In the vol-y business heart. of the city, shllt away from the gazp of friends and foes, they drink to {their hearts’ content, and 8Ilig;___ W“ W011i- 50 home till mornnig." The men from Montreal have painted for us _parks and back lanes, BBPB-EBB. stores and other places, tho scenes of botticlv-emply mill being 0mDIIeIl—by certain mom- bcrs of the rising Izeneratlon. A picture of wharf loafers and crime- breeders. A picture of booze joints

Another

A Winner

wonder for style; a won- for comfort; a wonder - for west: "NU-FOLD".

{nus fitsgour neck;

fitl your shirt; ‘gives .70!

wow“ It gdiiliffianii, All styles lnsdo in $4 sizes/

distill» l

.., u»

35c. each-II

We are nol

that far back. witnesses: the Gospel! Members of Parlia- ment! Oificiuls of lilo (lovlirnnlcni!

Judges alld Magistrates! they stand! me to toll of mothers and fathers, and broken-hearted wives and sis- tors and brothers, who, with this outstanding aggregation of llninl- peachablo witnesses, can set to their ecal that the officers, from Montreal, have tolll a story tllnt

. directly and indirectly has boon told

IIQflIIIli! WII-I’! III" u bcttlrr (lhrlsliuli it‘ hc knows lilo’ ancient history of (lrceco and ROIIIB.‘ hell through \li'IlIl'Il llll- \\'l‘llkl‘l‘ IIl‘( i‘ So far back as a half-dozen years- um;- walks. oven the ladies hero can remember sii-ggi, is m. virlufl; "mi H, Shrmi ilonlir .Io.~<iopll llluffington. TPIIBTG BIIIIKI yfilll‘ vour HIIOIIIIIPPS ul tho llilinlillii . Reputable Inliislers "Iboozo joints, Iilillll high, Iillil null on. "“"'= inns" nirllicll, lullsliiii-illln,

Police‘ Officers! TGIIIIJOFIFHH‘ Alli-iii gcllluro is n sign iii‘ ii... i»i,‘.,,.ig,,,. -“"IIII‘I" “we wmkers! DOM-Dre! ‘LIIWYQTBI who livcd tllli Iifc of llll- llvpol-rilc I

ll which zlsslsii:llll'c_ bus ail-i llrlnlu. IAOIIIU nil‘ the lupin

H01’;‘lllfillllilllilll. sujbrcribcrs phcilllg yliih",

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. TgIIIIiK-RIIIUI! cl‘

m-iln- U. S- Fcdcrzlil (fourl, l‘IlII1l(.i‘t‘I"I

llllI ‘.\ s. ’l‘o\vllslillll ‘Rlliillfllfllhid

ii ‘Iii, y, Jn. ‘l~‘. yv. Aloxgliidl-l- i

'i‘hl~-lllp.-'.oll,

may satisfy your vllliily and l-l»iii~ ‘ prilic, but, ill lhc sight oi’ (lull, $\ll'i\

IN; li‘.

(loin m blui.

TIIOTGLXIIIII for u DFPIUUIZQ llulllli lung llrilV-Inlli"; Mm- IVII-IIIIP". .Il('illIln.l*i. Mill- Anll time would fail or, '

on willl lllo "IIlI" roi- nu .~.~lli-ll.""“l"’iii» W- Ii W*"*»‘°"~ '1‘"l""'~°1 “might” l-Illlllvi-i (lzlirdillcr, ‘BTOIJIKVIPNF Jnnnro

lll-llny, Schllnrzlckor, Out.; W. (l. i \\'c.bsl.cr, Jlcglnll; Mr. and ‘Mrs. iRol- inud McLeod, Valnl-ouver; Mrs. ‘Clit- 'l‘illcrc is illlflilllfil‘ crowd wv. ouilhlli" C‘ IIQYIPIIBOII. WIllllipQg; Sir N, momio“ mnmm qqwy m,“ uWillcnl-y u-nd Lady Thornton. Mont. axe-grinders of (Jllzlrlnttclolvii. ‘lllll-ldrcml ulwnys lmvo an uxc to grind. Will-ll

Tho Lid orr For the Axe Grinders,

Judge ill’ WEAIF‘ (49%.- ‘N.Y.

‘lllilpl-r, .\1lllnczliio:'IW

- - .1 - _ . Jlulligc Buliflnglon who has under-

. Inning intelligence. This IIUIIIIQBQIRIICI the Iilfl

61in. a has forfii

by tho above-mentioned men null women, who have borne witness to they all l-ry: Take Off The Lid. the aalne sad and tragic truth. Whcll lilo grinding llcnlnulls con-

Pilate said to the carping crowduioztlnlcnt and pussy-fouling", lilcy around. the cross of Jesus: "What lift they vycs to high hcllvcn null l have written, l have writtoll.", pray: Keep On The Lid.

And Ini- Infl any tonllZIII. what “Wllon tho liovll was sick, lhc these detectives have written they dcvil llqimllll would ho. Wilfll] ii“. have written. And what Ministers dovi-i was woii lllc devil l, “mm, and Officers of the Crown and doc- was ho.” tors and lawyers and scores of otll- Tho axe-grinders of this Island ors have written, they, too, have are ll grelltor lillhllily to this m... written. And if libero is a lnnn or vlnco than ulil tho bootloglgorii, iijll woman oi’ any standing in lhis city lilo lnonnshincrs, ull the llilllll. that will question tho handwriting plgglers fIlllI whiskey gllzzlqrsyl-‘rrnn on tho wall, let. us llcnr from sulzh Tlgnlsb to iSourls—olld,ln\llcvo mo, u citizen. that is "going some,"