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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-05-13

Cutcura Remedies are prepared by WEEKS &
POTTER Chemists and Druggists, 800 Washington
street. Boston, and for sal, by all druggists. Prices
large boxes 81. Uuticura Resolvent, the new Blood
Purifier, per bottle. Cuticura Medicinal Toilet
Soap 2icents Cuticura Medicinal Shaving Soap,
10 cents; In bars for BARRIERS and large cOnsmers51
cents. All mailed free on receipt OF price
Send for illustrated Treatise on the Skin.
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All doubts as to Mr.. w. A. NJ. Grier's
acceptance of the office of Third AS
sistant Postmaster General, have been
dispelled by the President, who has
withdrawn the nomination. Whether
the administration will offer Mr. Grier
any position good enough for him to ac-
cept remains to be seen. His friends
are of opinion that he will not be for
gotten, or that his claims as "The orig
inal Garfield man" have been settled by
the nomination already made.
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Forest fires near Carbondale are de
sroying immense quantities Of lumber.
Farm houses are threatened with destruc-
ton,
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PUBLIC S ALE
REAL ESTATE!

by virtue OF power In the VIII OF John McCalla
late OF steuben county, New York. deceased the un
dersIsned one of the executors named In the viii
and acting executor IN said estate, viii offer at pub
lie sale at the Court House In Bloomsbury at one
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FRAZER
AXLE GREASE.

Best IN the world. lasts longer than any other
Always Ia good condition. cures Sores cut, bruises
and cOrLs. Costs Dul little more tlan ia limitations
Every package has The trade mark Cal for the gen
uine. and take no other.
may l34-w
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ESTATE OF THO las j. THORNTON, DECEASED
The undersigned auditor appointed by the Or
phahs Court VI tOl. cu, 10 mako ulslrDulJn the
'uud III Iue hLidp uf ,nu CNUCIlUr r. j. IhurnLun
entlted Thereto HEREBY gives uO.r IaJ lie wIll slJ
IN IN; discharge IL the Il lllts vi hts aIpJluIuent
al MS once III Tue Town 81 DlJIlnsuurs Vn MUuday
June lJlli losI, at ten UCItCk la lle UrtnUuu Vi
sam utl AT Which lha' and pace ali persons IN
tefesl III s"iu luuu are required 10 attend VI DC
forever utOalfcu IIuL4 "a ! slnlr uf the Same.
Cu uikLES q. BARkLkl.
May 18th Silly AuIl.Jr
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Friday, , June 3rd, 1881,


All that tract or parcel of land situate in the town.
ship of Beaver in the county OF Columbia and State
OF Pennsylvania, formerly Catawlssa township,
Northumberland county In sail state OF Pennsylv -
MIA, beginning at post, thence by land OF DAME
Meyer south sixteen and half degrees east three
hundred and seyenty-nine percnes to a post, thence
by land of Jesse Evans north twenty-eight degrees
east eishty-four perches to post, thence by land
OF ssc Brooks north twelve degrees west eighteen
perches to a black oak thence north seventh
eight degrees, east eighty perches to o post and
thence by lands OF Cathlrine LOngenberger north
sixteen degrees west two hundred and seventy
two .perches to post, thence by land OF George
Longenberger north twenty oae degrees west on e
hundred and twelve perchts to Il post, and thence
by land OF ThOmls Lemons south seventy degrees
west one hundred ana sixty perches 10 the place OF
beginning containing
Three Hundred and Sevcnty-two
and two-thirds Acres
OF land and allowance Of six per cent for roads,
which said tract OF land was surveyed Ia pursuance
OF warrant dated 25d day OF August 1893 granted
TO Andrew Clark.
The land is unseated AM is supposed 20 contain
Anthracite COAL.
TERMS Two hin&rei ana nrty dollars on strlk-
Ing down the property, and IN, balance In ten day S
on delivery VI the deed by the executor.
GUY II. Mon NSTER
Executor,
NoTA BENE,-The property was sold ryr the taxes
last June, aud the amount required Tor taxes and
redemption irum that sa e 10 which the above sale
WIN be subj 3ct, VIII be s2!92O In addltoa 10 Which
VIII be the taxes accrued since The said sale, on a
reduced valuation amounting to about lilteen dol.
lars year
J0uS q. FREEzE
May G,h Sits Attorney
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MERCANTILE APPRAISEMENT.
LIsToE DEALERS IN COLUMBIA COUNTY.
BEAVER.


/ hereby certify that the following list of dealers
taken, returned and classified by me In accord
with the several acts OF Assembly, In and fJr the
year 1851 is correct TO the best or my knowledge and
mol of
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A UDlIOk'S NOTICE.
ESTATE OF jas All y. DoDsOS, DECEASED.

The under signed auditor appointed by the Cr-
phaus curt ot GUlulnUli county u m Ikt dlstrbu-
non VI The lun III Jht hunus ~ =. q. Jayne, ud
minlstralur II SAID uccrdcuJ tU aud among the
parties nitlrd thereto hereby gives nOllco that he
VIII slJ IN the discharge u tae dulles UI hiS appoint
menL at his llcd III Lne town VI berwick, on
Friday lhe .l0th day Il June, A. D., l>si, nJ Two
O'Clock Ia the afternoon vi said day, ut Which time
and p ace all pcrsurs inleirstcu Ia sah Iund are
REQUIRED 10 attend OF tc fulev,l dvDared iron any
share Of the same.
A. X. OSWALD,
May l3-Iw AuuLur,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-03-24

Copy of IL Periodical Published
Nearly 100 Years Ago.

DIR. Samuel w. Murphy has left at this
office an interesting journalistic relic in
the shape of volume II, No. PIG of The
Iirqimia Ga=ctte and Ilermdrm Adcertiser,
bearing date Thursday, September 18th,
1893. 1t is a two-page paper, measuring
about l2x20 inches. A large part of its
news columns is devoted to the French
Revolution, one of the many French con
stitutions oil that day being printed in
full.
A Philadelphia letter dated September
4th tells of proposed treaty with the
the Indians by which the Ohio river is tC
be the boundary between them and the
United States.
A Baltimore letter of September It'll
gives an account of melancholy cir
cumstance," in the death OF a little boy
and his intended rescuer in well.
The rest of the paper is made up o
Georgetown news, number of clippings
sarcastic poem and advertisements, thu
latter occupying quite half the space.
The price of the paper was II shilling'
per year, or pence per single copy,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-03-24

4 PRISON TRAGEDY.
Two C0nyicts Found Dead In Their
CeII-Signs of n Terrible Struggle
.-This is the Third Man I Have
Killed.,

PHILADELPHIA, March ia mysterious
tragedy was enacted this morning within
thu gloomy precincts Of the Eastern
Penitcntary of this city, the institution
made famous by Charles Dickens in
american Notes" John Mcbride, aged
~ years, and John Pfeiifer, aged %, Were
found dead in the cell which they
together occupied. The body of Mcbride
was lying prone upon tile floor, with
arms extended and his protrudmg tongue
and coutOrted features gave indication
that lie had met a violent death Around
his neck was tied 4 piece of the bed sheet
and half yard of thin twime, which had
sunk deep into the flesh. His body was
covered with bruises, evidently inflicted
with the heel of boot. Pfeiiler his sup
posed murderer, hung limp and liteless
from gas bracket. A moose had been
improvisei by tightly twisting the sell
wage of the bed sheet and his knees
almost touched the floor. This was the
horrifying discovery made by Overseer
McGuigan when he went his morning
rounds at 7 o'clock.
Warden Townsend at once instituted an
examination, but could form no theory AS
to whether it was case Of double suicide
or one of murder followed by suicide,
although the latter hypothesis Is sup
ported by remarkable dramatic incident
which took place during the Investigation.
| A small slate is furnished tu all Of the
prisoners, on which they may write re-
quests or make complaints. Un the slate
| found in pfritcr and Mcliridr's cell were
serawled the words -
'''rhis is the third man hay" killed.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-03-24

-hSNcA hulltA iHutN.
The failure OF the Baltimore x Ohio
Company to obtain possession OF the r.,
w. X lj. road revives not only the ques-
ton OF new line from Baltimore to Phil
adelphia, but also that Of rival line
down through the Eastern Shore counties
of Maryland. 1t is u significant fact that
every railroad on the Eastern Shore runs
across it from West to East and all of
them are simply feeders to the Delaware
division of the r., W. X b. There
is more than enough iron in
these numerous feeders to build through
line from the southern extremity of East
crn Virginia to the northern extremity Of
Cecil county, if it We're used for that pur-
pose and no one doubts that such Il road
would prove Of greater benefit to the
Peninsula at large than all these one
horse roads combined, besides paying a
handsome profit to the owners, u thing
unheard OF in the history Of all the pres
ent lines. We do not mean to say that it
would be necessary TO take all these
roads up in order to make the new
! line certainty and Il success. In
| fact it would not do to take all of them
up. for in case the new road should run
about midway between the Chesapeake
bay and the Delaware road, as it doubt
less would do, that part of some of them
lying west of the new line would serve a
good purpose in maintaining communica-
tion with the several important towns
that are now connected with the Delaware
road by these feeders. That part OF
them, however, lying east of the new
line and connecting it with the
Delaware road would be utterly useless
and the iron on them would go a great
way toward building the new road. II
could be bought very cheap, too, wher
it became known that the new road was {
certainty. Competition is the life of bust
ness and the people would like to see {
new line to compete with the Delaware
division of the p w. & B. 1t would b,
a great help to the Peninsula, developing
its resources and cheapening freight.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-03-24

Cprr,sp pondemce ri tile Philadelphia Iimrs.
ANcoRA, n. j., March l6.-This little
town il greatly excited over the discovery
of the foundation of a Mormon settlement
in the vicinity. A deed for that purpose
was given yesterday by a man named
Spauiding to his son-in-law. All the
parties concerned are not only bigamists
by belief, hut Spiritualists also, having
become imbued with Spiritualistic Sellti-
mruts while the Eddy brothers, the we'll
known mediums, were living here, sew
cral years ago. The son-in law whose
name is Allen, is the main character i'll
the movement and his history, as far as
can be- learned is curious one.
lie has been married three times, or,
rather, has had three women living with
him. who claimed they were his wives,
The first one was the best of the lot, and
when sll. ascertaned her husband 5
| views and practices procured divorce
from him IN Indiana. He then married
| Miss Spauldiug here in AnCOrA and lived
| with his iuthrr-in-law. Several months
AGO he went South and returned with Il
! woman whom he said lie had married IN
! Atlanta. Georgia. The woman took her
| place in the family and the utmost lar-
It IN.a
mohy mas pr","'iru "etmet'' ~. s, ,.,,;a,
WiVe. an" t'lr nus ""i't' i,a It'll,
III Polys"AlE n'''e ''''t'..' W. sIi
am lhe Ahrora i''s'ieas I'D
Is perfectly sN'i2"c"' i"V'',''e 'iei ,I H.,
Is an ihlpfat'lcan'e s"'t VI '''''"' ,,'
southern ""'.t"h - !" w.! I,i,n,s'.t
creature J"s' ''," l'''s'n ~ We ~ ~, a,,
,of ''' ,'''tu' ~ - .r,ns hnrs,If
IaFS NO '.",''' :" 'up'i wi ii.nt,d non,
lht t"' N'''''' SV', " W. ;',t',,tion :,
a'l"'',er nit'' W ,li''a' "t,, ar rati,ar a
loul'' h"!'''oil oo"'.i."''it9 1ai.'a,i I,.o.nv
community M'lr'e Sl',i i'''"''ori, ruJ
ana communism Siio',ii ''l, aon,,'
illegal manner VI llSillS' ao2i' .,' -
hoiseI anr"aH anu su"h'."ii1t' wy f"it
nclShporho"1' A' ntHt nV'iiiis ~ "i,,,, h,,,
was propose" luIl''''nh w i','..,i,,a
di'fiils 1he l"st II" M''In raio,ia'' :" :,
tloh l" P'',ent Wv ,'',' Ii',,m,
the setlie"ier' an" s.Ir IL L. ] ar;sa,
praGIi'ed IN tltiF NM ;i ,i'' uatt,,r ,
III tllc hiiiius VI '''c 'ts'oLt,.'' Ia ,,in,, H.,
came 10 t,i'''sN Has'e'"as ai,',d %na an,
drawing "l ti' "eeu M''a "ssIai ,'Iaint ~ tl'
HeNer"' Fi.,"'a .i',, nnd aste5 for n war
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-03-24
SCIENTIFIC NOTES.

The moon has Is mountains higher
than Mount Blanc.
The feat of seeing the satellites of Mars
at present with telescope is said to be
equivalent to that of a person at New
York seeing an object only inches in
diameter at Boston.
Interesting new discoveries have been
made at Pompeii. In one district house
has been eXcavated which was in the
course of construction when the terrible
catastrophe befell the city, and which
differs materily from all other Pompeian
houses in its plan. In another house
arge square piece of black glass was
found fixed into the wall, which, when
lightly moistenel forms the most perfect
mirror. In third house various wall
paintings We're discovered, possessing an
artistic rather than a scientific interest.
That germs of disease may live for a
long period, seems to he proven by recent
experiments under the direction of NJ
Pasteur Seven sheep were led daily for
q few hours, to piece of ground where
some animals that died of anthracoid
disease, or Charlton, had been buried tceire
years previously. Two of them caught the
disease and died. There was no grass
,I,'. -, r.,oi,..,a ,t., -,
IN t,,. ours. of smalling abo,f tha
,'r,,',S III ,,art of ~, ,,r9,,,J ,,,.a,i,,,
A., r',,,,oi,', "f ths aisaosad anir,aiss
,..',..aIi,,s ar.. ,',,, 'rro,,,,, ord NJ past.',.
,nn,,Lt ~ Iaa,,, If INV ,arson ahont H.,
ror,1 l,o1 Ia..n ,factad M farmer
l,na,y nf none Lrt showed baalsd sor.
- ,,,,1;,,,n,,, ,,,s,ri,,tI,, cove l,;,,a ~,
Jis..aS.,-7-n,, l,is n,y,, faca n Pasts1r
',,,,,',,,, tI,ot if ,I,a ,,,[,.tal,las aotar haj
n,,i hsan rnal.sd thsrs ,nigbt bava hasn
S;s.,rs,,+ toI, ~ al
80
III leoS herr noh be@ol1 inferred ron
observations IN bavaria, that there was
an increase from year 10 year III the mum
! per oi buildings struck oy hghtnhg'
mere seemed 70 ne also an increase III
the NUMBER oi thuliuer storms, ana TINS
was assighe" as 'he cause niue later;
observatlons ny others III oaSohy ana
SehlesWlS-iioistelh also showed an m
crease III the number oil houses struck
nut no comparison was niade with the
number OF thuhuer storms. herf hoi'z
mas lately maae Iuiler INQUIRY on the
oa'iS Oh dd,a rom rom an paris oi germany,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-03-24
Note Paid After Forty-rive Years.


1t is not an everyday occurrence that
we have to note and it is not withoutmany
precedents, though the instance differs in
some respects from similar deeds which
are recorded to the honor OF business men.
In 1887 firm failed owing note held by
a New York bank, which bore the ell
dorsement of Boston firm, which also
stopped payment during the panic.
few days since the bank in New York was
called upon by representative OF one OF
the endorsers, with a statement otthe
transaction, which, upon referring 10 the
books Of the bank, was found to be cor
rect. The gentleman, to the establishment
of the officials stated that he was author
ized 10y the Boston gentleman to pay the
principal and interest, and thercupon
handed a check for sl2 300, which was
found to be correct. The bank officers
say that they had no legal claim to the
amount that the bank had changed its
charter, and had itself experienced linar-
cial difficulties, but the gentleman assured
them that his orders We're percmptory
and the money was accepted. The nam,
of the gentleman is not made public tnl
many reasons, but it is a deed worthy o
being recorded.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-03-24
THE SENATE COMMITTEES.
Eiat of the Committees AS ReorSan.
i2ed by the Republican Majority.

ssN" W aht
WAsnINaToS. March lS.-The following
are tile committees Of the Senate, rror.
ganized by the Republicans and elected
to-day by vote of 3s to 81:
Privileges and Elections - Hoar.
Cameron ClVis1 Teller. Sherman. FRYE,
Salisbury, Hill (Ga.), Vance and Pugh.
Foreign Rclationa-Burnside Conkling,
Edmunds. Miller, Ferry. Johnston.
Morgan. Hill Ola and Pendleton.
Finance-Nlessrs. Morrill,, Sherman.
Ferry. Jones (Nev.1, Allison, platt IN,
W, }ayard. Voorhees,, Beck. Mcpherson
and Harris.
Appropriations-Me Allison. Louau.
Dawes. Plumb, Hale. Davis. (W. Val,
Beck, Ransom and Cockrell.
Commerce--Conkling Mcmillan. Jones
(Ney.). Kellogg. Cougar. Ransom Coke.
Farley and Vest.
Manufactures Conger. Hale.
Sewcll. Mcpherson and Williams.
AgricultuIe-Me Messrs. Malone. Blair,
Plumb. Vanwvck. Davis wv. Va Slater
and George.
Military Ailairs-Messrs. Logan, Burn
side. Cameron (PaD. Harrison, Sewell.
Cotkrell, Maxev, tirovcr and Hampton.
Naval Ahairs-Cameron Qa0 Anthony,
Rollins. Miller. Malone. Mcpherson. Jones
ella. Vance and Bailey.
Judiciary -NLessrs. Edmiinds, ,Conkling.
Logan. Ingalls,, Mcmillan, Garland Davis
Qll.). Bnyard and Lamar.
Ferry, Hill (Col.). platt IN. W, SAWYER,
Mahonr, Maxey, Salisbury, Farley and
Groome.
Public Lands-Alessrs. Plumb. Hill
(Col.j, Blair, VanWyck, McDill, Jones
(Fla.), Grover, Walker and Morgan.
Private Land Clains--Nlessrs. Bayard,
Jonas. Call, Edmunds and Allison.
Indian Affairs-Nlessrs. Davis, In
calls. Saunders. Logan, Cameron (Nis1
| Coke. pendleton. Walker and Slater.
Pensions-AIessrs. Teller. platt Conn. y,
Blair, Mitchell. Edgarton. Groome, Slater,
Jackson and Camden.
Revolutionary Claims-Messrs. John
stou. Jones (Fla1. Hill (Ga.). Anthony
and Davis.
| Claims-Messrs. Cameron (Wis. FRYE.
Teller. uoar. Conger. pugh, Jackson,
| George and Fair.
District of Columbia-AIessrs. ingalls,.
Rollins Mcmillan. Hawlcy. McDill. uar-
ris BntI.r. Vance and tiornan.
pat,mt.-M.ssrs. platt Comm. lIoar.
Mitchell Edsurton. Coke. Call and vii
iams.
Territories Messr,. Saunders. Kellogg,
McDiH. SAWYER. Butler. Garland and Vest.
Observation-Disclosures. Kellogg. Teller,
| sonnders lIawl4v. SawyeT. Sewell.
| Lamar Grover Williams. Jonas and
Brnwn
Ninn. and Niuiur-Hil (Coll. ZONES
(NryA. VunWvck. Miller, HAMPTON. Fail
ord Cou,,,,
H.yision of Laws-AIcMillan. Plat
Cam Hale Davis flll.l and pendleton
EJurntinn and Labor1Messrs. Blair
Merrill Bnrnsid.. Edgarton. Malone
Maxev Browu. Cieorye and Fair.
Civil Seryirn- -SIessrs. Unwl.y. Rollins
Homes Cyryl lin (Coll. cutler. Wake
and Williams
rontim",,n+ r,.r.r.,. NI.ssrs .loue
lNrvl, Plat (Conu.l and Vance.
Engrosscd Bills--Mrssrs. salisbury
cal snd Conkliur-
RuIe.-AIessrs' FRYE. lloar. sherman
C,ll ami Gnmon.
i,n,,rovnmamt If fin. NIississinpi River
u,s.rs Nit.h.ll EnIlorg VnnWy,k
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-03-24
Internal Machines.

A glass bomb which proved fatal to the
Car is only one of many death-dcaiing
contrivances ON which mechanical ingc-
muity has of late years been expended.
According to the revelations of the recent
trials in Vienna, it would seem that II
business house in London makes Il
specially of such implements, AT all
events, the Vienna police is said to have
found at the house of one the persons
charged there with conspiracy for muir
derous purposes circular from u London
firm, saying: "We herewith forward
you as sample few choice bamboo
canes. We import this article direct
from South America, and can afford it for
sale at price that will certainly not he
found too high. We further take the
liberty of informing you that we deal in
ready-made goods, such as picture frames,
Sci 1t did not appear that the trades
men had any special malice towards any
body, but their business was inferred,
from several circumstances, to be that OF
supplying destructive devices in innocent
looking forms, and under very pacific
names.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-03-24

Two stock trains collided at Parsons,
Kan, on Friday night, and both engines
and 20 cars were demolished. Two train
hands were killed, The accident was
caused by the carelessness of conductor
in opening a switch. A freight train ran
into a passenger train near Palestine,
Texas, the same night; both trains were
wrecked, an express messenger killed,
and 10 or II others injured, two of them
! seriously.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-03-24

A portable boiler in saw mill near
Frankfort, Kentucky, exploded on satur-
day, killing three men and severely in
juring five others.
Thompson Shippen, grandson of Joseph
Shippen, secretary of the Provincial
Council prior to the Revolution, died in
Philadelphia on Saturday, in his 18TH
year.
Maurice Campbell committed suicide
by takine morphine in Waco, Texas, on
Saturday morning. He said he had
been "robbed of his fathers legacy by
relatives
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-03-24
HIRE And THERf.

Garfield is the fifth President called
"James.'
There are seven Jewish Deputies in the
Italian Parliament,
The color of the telegraph stock certll-
Gates will be Old Gould. ..
Ii lfe's but dream at the best, we
presume that it is Il nightmare at the
worst.
The last charm has been added to arti-
fetal flowers by tangling them together as
il Just plncked.
The son Of Il Baptist minister has mar
ried the daughter of Il Jewish rabbi at
Mount Gilead, Ohio.
There are seven good-si1rd Villages in
the Northern States without brass bands
singular US it may seem,
When it is 50 hard for II woman 10
keep secret, it is Il wonder that she can
keep from telling her age.
The newest ilower-pot is of bright
FURNISHED brass and lined with zinc. so
as not to become tarnishcd.
II you happen To print a kiss you need
not publish it.
81 did it to oblige Blaine, i, the latest
at Washington.
n'! tramp ','n po'S' ''i'' Ms "''' -
40 e'o' "' "l' "o"''
Suspicion breaks frail integrity, but
confirms strong one.
"a new way to pay old dehts Is u
take the cash and pay them.
II is rrally too bad that the efforts [,
poison pedestrians Always iail'
Somebody called CINCINNATI man
hog, anu he sald 'Doil natter me-
A man who wears II ten-eent piece ol
his shirt front calls it his diine-and-pin
A bHrlesque actresses dresses suggest
the jim jams, because they are tight fits
The theatrical staua u,.d NOT Ia,
considered angelic simply because it ha.
wings and flies.
When poet tells Won that the oeeai
kissed the shor. he does not refer t,
fishing smaeks.
M ,i,a ., u ,alu,. ,o....hooI :,
,ns,si,rsd hv tbn Ian,th of L,.r 4a,Isl,i,
sarnun in Wasbinpton
| ~, -, H.. . a..
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I"",i'''' 'i' W w ~ u ~ '''' '''''"s'''"' "'
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''''.'ip,i . ,.,.; D''eN =" ''a' .''''' '''N' Wv"
"o' JoN'Ns i'ei va NV "se'
What Is love asks Il contemporary
1t Is feeling that you doh want an.
al
Lem 10 ocii,a Nop' !" i'.',ts ,.'I. iiie