5 research outputs found
Effects of squeeze casting parameters on temperature distribution during casting of aluminium
No full textThe effects of squeeze casting parameters, such as delay time and retention time of applied pressure and die pre-heating, on temperature distribution during casting of aluminium were investigated. Increased applied pressure and die pre-heating produced higher peak solidifying temperatures during squeeze casting of molten aluminium. Longer pressure retention time and shorter delay time gave higher peak solidifying temperature and product of excellent cast properties. The correlation between experimental measurements and computed numerical values of applied pressure, die heating temperature, delay times and retention times was very good
SCANNING SPEED INFLUENCE ON THE PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF LASER METAL DEPOSITION TITANIUM ALLOY
No full textThe most commonly used aerospace titanium alloy, Ti6Al4V, was deposited on Ti6Al4V plate of dimension 72 x 72 x5mm. The laser power of 3 kW, powder flow rate of 1.44 g/min and gas flow rate of 4 l/min were used throughout the deposition process. The transverse/ scanning speed was varied between 0.005 to 0.095 m/sec according to established result of the preliminary study that produces full dense and pore free deposits. The mass of the deposited powder was obtained by weighing the substrate before the deposition and reweighing after the deposition. The substrate and the deposits were thoroughly cleaned using wire brush and acetone to remove unmelted powder particles from the surface of the substrate and the deposit. The height and width of the deposits were measured with Venier Caliper and the material efficiencies were determined using developed equations. The objective of this research is to determine the influence of the scanning speed on the material efficiency and deposit height in laser metal deposition of titanium alloy- Ti6Al4V. The results of this study showed that, for the set of processing parameter used in this study, the optimum scanning speed was at 0.015 m/sec with the optimum material utilization efficiency of 83.33% and the deposition height of 1.09 mm. http://dx.doi.org/10.4314/njt.v36i1.1
A novel anti-angiogenic radio/photo sensitizer for prostate cancer imaging and therapy: Zr-89-Pt@TiO2-SPHINX, synthesis and in vitro evaluation
No full textProstate cancer is the most common malignancy and leading cause of cancer deaths in men. Thus, the development of novel strategies for performing combined prostate cancer imaging and therapy methods is crucial and could have a significant impact on patient care. This current study aimed to design a multimodality nanoconjugate to be used for both PET and optical imaging and as a therapeutic radio/photo sensitizer and anti-angiogenesis agent. Initial characterization of this novel nanoconjugate was performed via HPLC, FTIR, TEM and DLS analyses. Pt@TiO2-SPHINX was further evaluated using fluorometric and radiochromatographicmethods. Cytotoxicity, cell uptake and internalizationwere also investigated as well as therapy with photodynamic/radio therapy combinations. Both nanoparticles and nanoconjugates were robustly synthesized according to literature methods. Radiochemistry and cell culture assays showed high Zr-89 radiolabeling efficiency with sufficient stability for studies at later time points. Pt@TiO2-SPHINX was shown to target prostate cancer cells (PC3 and LNCaP), and was non-toxic to normal prostate cells (RWPE-1). This finding was supported by the WST-8 assay and AFM images. The uptake of the compound in prostate cancer cells is significantly higher than prostate normal cells and according to ELISA results, Pt@TiO2-SPHINX can increase anti-angiogenic VEGFA(165b). Additionally, Pt@TiO2-SPHINX dramatically decreased the cell viability of prostate cancer cells when photodynamic and radio therapy were performed at the same time. in vitro results are promising for future studies of Pt@TiO2-SPHINX as a PET imaging agent and anti-angiogenic radio sensitizer. (C) 2021 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.Scientific and Technological Research Council of Turkey (TUBITAK) Science FellowshipsTurkiye Bilimsel ve Teknolojik Arastirma Kurumu (TUBITAK); University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB), Alabama, USA [2214]; Ege University Research FundEge University [2016NBE006]; UAB Department of RadiologyThe author, Dr. Volkan Tekin, was financially supported by The Scientific and Technological Research Council of Turkey (TUBITAK) Science Fellowships and Grant Programme Directorate, during which he performed some experiments of this study at the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB), Alabama, USA, with an International Graduate Research Fellowship Program-2214. This project was also financially supported by Ege University Research Fund (contract no. 2016NBE006) and the UAB Department of Radiology
PREreview of "Cancer risk among adolescents and young adults living with HIV in South Africa: a national cohort study"
No full textThis Zenodo record is a permanently preserved version of a PREreview. You can view the complete PREreview at https://prereview.org/reviews/7145372.
This full PREreview is the result of a live-streamed preprint journal club organized and hosted by AfricArXiv, Eider Africa, eLife, PREreview, and Training Center in Communication Africa as part of the Open Peer Reviewers in Africa workshop training.
An important study has been conducted by the authors at a time when many developing countries face challenges in the medical field due to limited access to technologies. This was a study from the National Health Laboratory Services (NHLS) and the pathology-based national Cancer Registry (NCR) records for 2004-2014 carried out to investigate the incidence and risk factor of various types of cancer in adolescence and young adults living with HIV in South Africa (correlation between cancer and HIV). This study adopted the privacy-preserving probabilistic record linkage methods to first identify HIV-related laboratory records most likely belonged to the same individual. The researchers further linked these individuals to cancer diagnoses from the NCR. The primary aim of this study was to investigate the risk factor of cancer in HIV infected individuals within the ages of 15-24 years in South Africa. The study finds that Kaposi sarcoma was more prevalent in the age group 20-24 years than the 15- 19 years and the higher age groups have a higher prevalence of cervical cancer. The authors therefore concluded that infection - related cancers were the most common type of cancer occurring in adolescents. They recommend that innovative strategies are needed to encourage early ART initiation and enhance treatment adherence in adolescents and young adults living with HIV.
Lists of major issues and feedback
The reviewers believe that addressing the following major issues would significantly strengthen the conclusion of the study:
The data presented by this study might not reflect the actual situation. The reviewers are suggesting the possibility of the number of young people living with HIV might actually be much higher than reported due to the exclusion of individuals without information on sex and age from the study. We encourage authors to consider and possibly include the number of individuals without information on sex and age inorder to ascertain if it does not in any way skew the analysis of data reported.
The data used for this study are not recent and might not be appropriate to justify results in recent time. We recommend the authors to consider the data within the last 8 years.
We understand by the authors that age is the only predisposing factor to cancer in adolescents and young adults in South Africa between 2004-2014 from their study. We proposed that other factors should be mentioned such as the patient's lifestyle etc.
To further improve the manuscript, the authors could organize the writeup using the format that clearly outlines different sections accordingly; 'Abstract, Introduction, Methods, Results, Discussion and Acknowledgement' to make their write up readable and enjoyable.
Lists of minor issues and feedback
Abbreviations of words were not consistent, for example ALYALWH instead of AYALWH. We recommend authors to proofread their write up and maintain abbreviations for easy understanding.
The introduction needs more background information.The introduction of this report will be more enlightening if more literature review is added.
The format for the presentation of figures was not followed. The title for figures should be below the figures not above.
Typographical errors such as the format of dating should be looked into. For example, 25th not 25th as the latter is used in positions but not dates.
The text in the figure wasn't clear enough. The figure should be made clear to understand the information in it.
We thank the authors for sharing their work as a preprint. We hope our feedback above will be helpful as they consider any revisions to the manuscript or future lines of work.
Competing interests
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tbeee four raclird aumr nmet remark-
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broucbu I* sa brrb s**d aa a in*dltTtne.
s pert of yoor boar, s fiwelarnrr. a
roan I hat Uvea on rsucbe*
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fortb. .in.au; others, th-wr: A t-Mintrr-
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tomlms Is an animal Ibat rata butnau
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len; a vision of one** former .Ins
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aoiinniie* voices sutl awsj Ins rlns 1*
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dan ***r ready for war with ita sals*.
nor end sheelniety isiitra* a the r*w
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cast* tb* IwpbMnble eueaty of the hit
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opposite aid* of fiaasso street 11*
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tbers paynnlnii an* ua-tJ ss Jt-w-lera*
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population or-rr a-*.tXOJX*j.
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cvdst* at -**>! xnxi aalw* from *s*t I*
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made In Uarbnrs. I.ertsanv.
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Stipt. Alricsnas.
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s-watest aosdWra, aate Julius Cssssr.
la Butnau aWtory. II* defeated llsn-
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asrondencr ortr Ibe then known world
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ftrtnr- of atalned slss* wltiduwa I*
tade In tlii* country la a -nanuer
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aa* If rial 1* en4r-f*d nil over l*urope.
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man phytdcsilj In tbe sen-
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la a >>i.Iast-ur of apple* and coffer
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brew, bat t-offre oo bit dining able.
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that tbe Uadaou rutlue cek-t-rotl-an Is
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vrraal |w.i. ...
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cm np In sbakra am down an'
tear** rm nontJa'. aa usiisL--Atlanta
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snd .v.m.Hi»-l street. Btrsnd. a** erect . —______.
ed od IV tttr cf mi* s*c-*turs' tote* j
bouar by *(ir*-ulatlie bulldrra after th*
sreat Or* of luurj.
Wa.tr |.U.-ra of t'tikiM will be
made !■> ttioum If ibr plana of Jacob '
H. Proet. wbo baa tweu appointed to j
tbe new office of city forester, are
rrollsed. Ur. Pn-t 1* thirty -et
and a studs*** ot tb* Ulrblcso Asti
!-*-*( fw-'eey.
tf r*u lav. ma. -ash M ra*
tf r*e So aet- li* te -n*
Let ms tsiak It, tr** sr t-ac
Urn* trtu i* a biiaatat -»*.
rc-oll.n ara IT Bar U*t *->
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Saaat.r (sr that patjury
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cultural coilrse at l*nel*iS
W. (?. Brown, pnwldeui uf tbr New
Tork Oiitrai raliroed. bessn bla railroad career aa a wood cordrr on a Al n
wsukee and St. Paul iucoaiutlve lu
ISUV. wben allteeu year* nM Within
two rear* be Ij*c*ib* a tr-t-srspb oprr-
ator and n*e rapidly tu many i-ropo*.
alblr
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TstseBtW-l,
Tbe Grottt-b - Yc*. I tblnk tbey ousbt
to do sway with all tbes* June rrsdu-
atas.
Tbe Optlmlat- Merry, no! What
would brrotne of tbr eew-spspsr psr-
Bsropt»rrt7--St t*onta Pg*t Dtspaicti
English Etchings.
There are la t.rv*i BrlUln SI0.0O0
boldin-:..iir ur- -tae acre, of whlcb 07
per cent are under fifty acres In ei
irot. wbrros* only ."'. per cent sr*
over 300 acrts.
An actor wbo wa* anmmoard iu
rve we th* grmoO Jury tu Lta-sdoo
td-adrd ibat u-tdttr sa old Bet of psr-
*.tilth ba. never tni-ii re-
peslrd. an actor ta "a rosue snd vafpt'
Hiph Pilar*.
TL. not se sl.-.na*
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Alt rot (ba cMtu-s
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to so.
Gt-rtrod* lyawnlnsr-Yuo aid that
and U iberelore not quallfl-d an hour as*.
tn eer-i- a* a Jnrjtj-an The . <*urt held Toons Man-WeU. than. Ill nearly
:ee psau waa r-*l. and tb* at-tor time to p-IVtilc-fp
wss rti-usrd * ■
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Tbe *<iuatlc plant the bladd*rwort
feed, on animal Iff* Tbe tiny bladders attached to tbe leaves aad lesf j ?•*'*, *******\ "*. J^f^
••Ilka SI* each fsroMhwd with a s>ssr.
the whole art Ins on the eel trap prlrtcl
Aajr small waisr rresturo tbat
venture* t* perp in la rstiaed In tn*
Clutcbes of th* murdrrous plant and I.
uc* ewe.lt, w-d and *—lmL1ai*d.
Ast Pras* Waee*.
I'*.. la made Ln tbr soatb sea island.
of botes ui.de uf romrtbor wood ur
Amrrican white cedar, becsuse salt
sad other tit-ret. bsv* aa averatuo fur
t wo-at*. Tb* natives rate **rb
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lt:l* a. a.. T:I4 p. m, With tha Fr.«„i«v
TeSoeth—7:11 a. nt, 11:14. 1:11 U. *a*r .watarh t* ta *toa-aat
nad l:tl p. a-: Baadaja, 7:lt aaf *** s**h at ia* wervi tu a aatoa
11:14 a. a. ittnaas tsut *-**
TU Btaaferd 0nlv*r*.t-—7:ll •■» w lb. ^-T' —to* » -*-**
HIM a. a.. 1:41 n. a.; •>•*>»-* ********** ^l***^™ *-|^*
T.-U tad 14:41 s, a. -__! Ml W*^
■Borr proved eqiisl to tb*
H* rsl**d bl* hat snd t>ow*d te the
Sround aad rti»n aid lu bit calatret
"Ttte (-ptaauss ot* tbe
always
to the hlsbeat cofiwids-rolk-n."
Th*
"De -on dralr* |o bar* It undrr
Mc-od." asksd tbe Judse. sdd-twstns tb*
tad- wbo wanted tb* divorce, "that
your bust band deer-ted your*
"I**, sir."
"Plssse tell tbr court aa conclaely a*
you rsn bow be dseerted j>.« " *
■Twe month* after we bed com
pJrtrd our wi-ddlus trip be scttided ***
becaua* be tbonsbl 1 waa eitravassnt
In th* matter of i-rttlns clulhra, aod 1
went botue to tuy |teoplr."
"Y*a l-rortsed-
-Wrll. I waited and walled sad wail-
•d for blm to <-o*ur aod bes ae to rr
turn tu blm. asd be etever did "-Chi
c*-u ItiHurd-HiTaid •
By* F*r Sutlnas*.
While-Why at* j«u ao Bailout t.-
lead that friend a dollar wtkt-arrer.be
ssks lit He only *>*a-Is hi* UMUey' In
drink* and ■ Ij-ara Illack-Oh. be ai-
way* paya II lati-k. White But their
must be aotn* other reeton for your
ready st-uaroalty Hlack-WeU, tber*
ta. II* wlwajra a-prsda half the OMtser
on me.-Jsds*
tsev.an Aemy 9>tJ.
Of tbe .■truer, el the army of Ken la.
B searral nrelvee &ear. a t*ole>
aet, $1.4011-. a ileutrnsnt t-estrnel. 11.100:
s aelt-r. JOOO- a -**>tBtu. n*j**n- a tret
lieutenant, AtZi'. a -n-uud Heut-oaat.
9300. ht-l-vlai nuinndi-rw us* thr
whlatl* In lh. tt.-iii and n-atn.l their
men by .tsnsl wliiiuut any .Iwuiloj .*
roufutlou durin*- ..)eratl»u.- - Meat oi
Oata In Ositvs.
> nut niard M Cnlne and aot
th* rtcer. a
Hew an Ostrish Hatahee Bipa.
It Is s curiosity to watch tba asl*
estrirh aaalet tbe betrblns out pria tw*
As swon ss he ta** the beak er t*e
Bl|ek!as tbrousb tb* abtat be wtu take
lh* r**S up by tbe pn-t rod Ins bill or
foot. lift It two or luree fett sod drsp
't on Ibr around until It
Britain'* scbeior of an iwr-rrlal
army and a scim-twI ataff ror tbr rw
((uiicrai'latea au army with a
***n aud s
war feottns of i.-uncuv tt divide*
■ be vmpir*. into four ssctious, sa foi
WW*; SOUtb-rl-n. Au.tralaalt and South
Africa weatrro. Canada: asatern. to
dU. hi.m*. British Isle*.
Cup,ifs B.aut
Oan Cupid utanr arrowa sands.
As •*..--tol- knows.
1 is arbr It a*, my rrlaod*
Things Theatrical.
-Tbr Beauty Spot" i* to be prndnced
in Paris.
tleors* litbsu 1* tu .i. Into vaotle
vltlr In a skvtib c*ll*d "Tli*. Stsn of
it* ttose."
Joarpblnr babel baa Ttc-jr-ed a Us bit
Is Julia uDraliiirc. Booth Africa, Is
vaudeville.
Maud llaymond' la to bs festured
with Msi Ilt-srra Burn tbe latter pro-
duces -Ta* Youns Turk."
Kjrfr tlellew I* ii. appear neat sea
sou In a play by Alfred Huiro csll-d
"The llulldrr of liridsea"
Dsvld WsrSeU will appear ne-t sen-
sou in s new play whlcb IMssro t*
ttsld te be a riling ft* him
marie. Irt.hmsu has a-n-urvd thr
AneVrtcui. rlshta to a new I***don an*
Steal prodsetlon called -The Arcs
In Hairtealaenini Tl-n*.
"And If yon sot the ballot what
would jou do with H r
■Wtiy. I aurepose It wonld hsvs to
Sf up Imo tbe attic. I'm euro thero'a
no other pUce for tt"-Ci*v*Isnd Plsln
laanlsr.
Foe ba ws. slii an _
And in. lun*. war* wvtaa. .__
TOar yanra .Tou-rfci ra**r asesase*
In Yikt a-tUevslapad atyta.
vtaas tta ..lis it* ache rsi
-a f\
Earners Ida -
a-fwakiias -
U«et*i..iei. -y-*. it areas tn be sJ
ways uailss. "Ire never hw-w klasrdr
-Chacaco Trlbuos.
Tbe prlmifaat Indutrtrlee of Uollast*
art cuttle lsr**dins nnd asrit-ulturr.
Value*!. Pa**e Ssa-wt.
Cinjrch and Ciertry.
Au Ohio rburrh c-rf*iil*a*j4in haa
porta bl* cburrb bufldlnas foe ante.
Tor Re*. Joel 8. Ires, for many
rears s-wtsurj of th* Coea-x-tlcut
r-a*-rr-rotl-saal Mtfcktnsry t-r-clety. Is
now both sttniary aad trt*o*nr.
• t Oeorse A. Qordob bss tired sad
w-orked fnr twanty-dv* year* la tn* j
eft* of IVtatoo sa the minister of tbe '
Old South ti>*ST--a-atioo*l cborch.
The Bsptun church uf Hopklntc-n. N
B- nbaet-ved tb* oo* hundred snd tblr- :
ty-eishih annlverssry of Us orsaeiss-
Hon May d. It to tbe se- *ad ntdeat I
t'tltt church to tbe -tat* the oideet
ZH **** * **T * ast*r*.
aatiaia* etts* ter *at*™
t-M'a ■*-**> lAea ta the ******
JL* mad fram tbtt is abac*.
"Ttsn trlvt. a aatlua Maady
We'll .. ur!, (ba - .te* tt.st 1*
vrbstisvar -s (tt rotOr
Wa'lt .ir:., i| sralh ******
—Waafattu-taa a
Tbtt*r-*oo- t»ld liroaaoa *.,• a srlBT
Bmltbt>-*-T**-tli*t la. be left a
will BruuBOo bad for twenty Ore j
-Hs-prr-a Weekly.
The t>,ford P-r- syudlcat. value* ,-aia, tb* lUptlst church ta N.-ton.
Iba|b«-a-a>uj* f-w nasklus tbt v*rj iJata. j wUeb -«a *-*»siiJa*d Is 17»
lawt bsr fiia4*dat
bar rnss 4 s aid *-*-*-tbt.-* tl
boot bar trom tsaUsv* sa*
Lpujh i*i*r uwrd Is tb* lilble* at
thau a luUlloo dullara. To prrr-ct Ihe
pi*oc*ss r*.,uir-il isrnijOi* yesrs of
Luvrd work and in* eapendlture *f
tio
Urarui By srube arc nn*t d-ratrur-
tire lo tbe fry uf Bab. om of :■
iiru-il Into a poud one April onlr tHty-
f.ptir could be found tb* feltuwlns tie*
ber. Tb* -mo-1 wa* tnf**t-d by
drs*ptn fly.
The Royal Box.
The kin* sf Spain Is eery proud of J *** tb* ******* *** «
bat knowitdsr ef Er.«ll.b tlarut snd ' f**Un* as ** Issi
d*llshts la watos It
Queru vi.-n.ria of Bpala. soct-rssfnl
Is ber effona to have the once -tupulsr
milling i-uttom uf duellnf placed under Ibr ben now put-pia-e* to but*
buittiebtl-u* mtoootA
Kins Edward* lucky number M Blue
Both hla perrnt* were burn In IMP. br
waa born on Ihe Mb of tbe month, bl*
pis rr laa* lowk place in Ihe yenr <sTb
wtitch two titiiiil-T* added inskr nine:
ise meml>t-r* bt. -etjrn tasrao in 11**1. hs waa sa
family and Otti tbra hare tteeu erowned en Ibr STtb. wbleh
be wna
Waetd Justi..
I Tbe fellow wbo live* ob lit it* to rev-
I nuntly died -a thrifty i
bo Hi -a on notblns to
IJppi-t-wtt*
•dsnT-atOSBto
Cr.mio.il in Chin*.
Impurtaut factor lu tb* pun lab
men! uf crlalbahi in China to th* pot
er uf tbe su
*f tbe crialnal-
Few |*im added make nine,
Chinamen will tw uben Ihey. know actusli'y crowned And. 9.
ibat tbrlr fatbrr or m..flier or near j
relatlvt* tnsy be pounc-d upon and lm-
prieoued.
J
The Writers.
Net aullty.
"Tiiuns men," said the serlitu* par
-roe. "don't yoo r-arti* tbat tb* lane of
ntt-ney to the root of all e"tir*
"WeB." Bwrwerv-t Ibr M-rttdthrlti
"you dont ttt :ue banslns on to tn*in
e.v aa If I lorrd It, do y.tur | An Amrri.
ruarka thr :
Very L.-eJts*
When Ibat very Hailed tnonarcb
Lout* I-hll1pt>r waa asked to paititon
TV oueen ef Bmmni
thirty volnutss
nl* nas written
Norah I>*»ls. author of a new novel.
-a i. ia.rttuu . .-*.—v .-.
Hsrtf* be rrptled. "Ilr baa my par i bs. erne-] aa clerk of, lb* Galtsd
■ I* I
; that of my ainWter* "
I can set him
A Rtjllinn Fin.
A wondrous Instrument ta mat
To -naa. or mar ronnuMal 1 lata
accortHrta sat ll mils !■—J arsad
Or toModo itvs loo ef titty-i r*a*.
WNhdMit M-di*al Aid.
"Bo ibey'tl never know what cauasO
hla death."
"Not now. Tbr doctor proved aa
SUM. tbousb"- Browaies's Mturtunlne
Fesh tt At.*.
rtb a wwrthr aaat.
It vlsws to n.(.
W*1I ha-, lo let th* tariff rant
t'uut tber sra.lj.i,
r*ltis4aad rial* Daaltr.
Up t* the Clerk.
"What alae of atvne du you wear.
■astdatnn
"What atsss have your--M*w Tnr»
Life.
Sams Thlnp.
-Tatn'i eeurt trouble. "
"No; cvturt s sirl 'asd Is* rtr*t wtl
take ear* etf Itself "- Huston Herald
State* district toon tot tbr Nonbrcn
dtocrtct ef Atobeaa. at Plnmnsham
| DsvM Crabsm i-bUt>P* dora mweb of
Lau*hs. hi* w-itlns atandlns st s tletk. and be
neler In l*ur-t|ae r*> I a**-* he dors so because it 4s tbe most
iwatas nee Knimi lausb aa lanculd-i healthful wsy to work Bud be '•**.
hot mutuVst. Ihe Orrtian aa drtlU-nte. better *flt-r-r*rd
tb* t*reucB a* **>aa-ni>dlc and nucer ' gj* r-*a>b> T->t«J, the popular aetas
taln. the -i*-r--r cUw. Kncltab at -ruard j *-,m*-*-*wT. haw a IM fnr upt>M«ertBs.
ed and not alway* trnntnr, tbe lower { m^a tt to claimed for him tbat all of
das* Knrllab ha rtplnalr*. the Bcotrb i tbm ntinofaHertus of Lsdy tBaafl draw*
•f nil ciseses a* brsrty snd tbe Irtab tog ,-«,*, fmmMMt* has been done Iff 1-*t1bs a pair nf plucb*r*.-Nrw Test
as rollld-klns law i-aJerat-it-a hMbeal. Ut*.
As. - th* Water Wa..-..
-**aia UtiUrtd tr-wtnkbas.ra-t
swtul i«ns*ar* *tart
WltJi peillaJta-l shot*.
-Oe-mir rrsa frtoo
Sdjtne worried think tha-r arc t-**rtr«|
a pair of aboes when ttpr-y are r ""~
