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The Brookhaven leader., 1885-07-23
AMONG NOISY ITALIANS.
Betrayed by KnapsacH John Rogers
alias Giovanni Roggero.
Foreign Cor. rtt,bu bispa'ch


There were hard work ngmen rnd
women in the train with me from the
moment OF LEAVING aris marveIel
how easily they asSimila.ed them
selves to their hBrt circumstances
There was ample $ ace. as the
pas cnCCrs were not man, aud whcn
tired they would st'ttch cut ut fan
length. or half icrgth, or IN the mo.t
crooked aud twIs'cd and Crampi"g posi-.
lions and eep and snorc Il, though oa
the sOi'Cst nf beds o,sibi, their beds
were no better at home Possibly heir
rooms were 100 sma ! - admit their full
length either ting or sta q ug W hen
hun-ry they woId run mo the ,it' c
restaurants ut the stations and get bottle
OF wHc aud a Leaf of bread lor n few
sous. and ON III SC wOu d feast with ap
parent satisfsC;iDn Lut | have 20 doubt
hey wou Il en- Oy meal of NAM courses
artisiical Y C. Oked as well as the lords of
the land through which re pas. and
whose vii IS a.e one where the miserable
h is an l cottages OF wOrkmen are 900
After leayi. < Macon. which is the uuc
tion If the harse lies and Italian r0utc,,
many Italians entered The train Some
muuchcd dry bread and drank wine and
the insinuHt,ng aVor Of carl lioa ed out
upon the morning ar. Tw rawny men
Of Piedmont are now my fellow pas tn
gers. They Ia k voiubiy to each olner
snd sim" due rom Italian o; Cras with
Voices not lhc worst have ever heard
they are IN corduroy suits and have ire
mcn1ouS hob LaLcd boots on their feet
ard 70 Their knee. They smoke pipes
constantly. and nally hausi tucir stock
of matches. o cr YES al to the
Older one of The two and he responds
with Tank you. | look nj him in sur
piise and ne says
Il know you lnglesi nv your bag
And Ac loiu,s To my tourist $ knap
sack. / ash HIM where he earned 10
SPEAK ngiish, a d lac replies
In America In ennsyivania.
And he shows me a III. Mug store
book of firms wIose names were
weItknown to me, with entries of
al Xxi ds and with his name John 4.odg-
ers. inscribed thereon.
Put YOU are not John odcers in
Italy" ] say to han.
:" II. no. here is "G name in ltaliano
and hc turns to- the last PAGE Of one Of
the books.
- ii. YES Giovanni ogacro
ow mellow our hard ngish I've
comes when it is tran-poSed ito "sJft,
And then Giovanni ROgLeso sh, VS. ME
IA great silver watch VIII Ca he bought ri
Altoona, tells me how he worked upo4
the reservoir which now urn.s'ieS that city
with walcr how he took contracts at 50
mn h yard for rum ne tunnels in the
coal mines and how. when his employers
f, und he was making from to : a da
hcCause he was strong industrious. and
tirceSs. they made him work bv the day
for ;, - for ten hours how he was
driven from place to pace by the decrease
OF wages and hna.iy left the country and
came la X to Italy, waer,. his family htd
rcmaiGed, expecting 10 DIN him in lhr
western anaan which owed with mi X
d honey fer every one: how he hai
been working in mi cs lear Diiou in
rance and how bus nc,s was depressed
there and mines ce'.scd ope@at on. and
how he was again going back to bis
family,
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-07-23

If cholera ,!oes come said one Of cur
u'p!t men in lis sermon III will attack
the i'll fed the intcmpcrate, the disc
bedic t. the people weakened by ii sspa
t,un or fear. lher things heng t. ual l.
will leave the strong. the obedrcnt an the
healthy. The hr-t in iunt on is lie not
afraid. \ chccrfI man is prote ted
against epidemiCs by HE mere la tlat
he d es not permit himself to fear a. at
tack of the prey al ing diseT'c lnecd not
tel you t. obey a The sanitary laws
Net only to make our houses aud homes
c can. bus a,so make them cheer ul.
heerfuIneSs is u heath -giNer, Inc man
who strives for pleasure is not happ',
While eXhausting pleasures are m"rc de
eteriouS than Weari lnG toll
next to an obedience to the ordinances
Of the board Of health | would recon-,
mend the c,osing of all business houses on
Saturday afternoons the spending of
Saturdays iu such 4 way that there w II
be no Sunday morning headaches a ID
the spending Of sundays so that there
will be no Monday lassi,ude. inordinate
pleasure xii $ more people than cholera
or any other epidem.c hnother health
g'ver is good conscience. The con.
scicncc burdenei with evil! anticipated
nr accomplished, is disorganizing Gle
nent TO Happiness and health.
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-07-23
he HAD a DAISY.
An UnLcr'aker Interviews n 2rportor in
Spite nf the Istter'- Protest.

rD'ror Ere pr~s'
"Conc out through the bac'; way and
sec IN, daisy" h" chuckIcI n, he rubbed
his bands Iscthrr
~What gone into the funera! flowers
business on your owl account ct uftcI
ul why u1tt An undertaken might aS
We turn ia ihr over, as the c, ~
Come on. There how dDrs thai >tr.&c
sou
That's lcarsc-n new or.
But its lie dai-v was speaking of.
isn She &c >yan IL d ahin,!
cry nee
Il should smile 1t lays over anything
Of tic sort N this town. and d"u't you
forget ii. ct in q d ic down and let me
Gob he sprin- S 10 show you how cay II
rides
NO thank you
~ ION 90 on There's points aboYt
hc'rsc tie pubic ,u9ht 20 know. Gcl up
on the diJer seat
:" xcrlsr me, but prefer family car
riagc
= h pshaw' but yon are too nia
skinned u,taOtice tho,e sprncs | tel
You il will lie a ros tive pleasure to ride
above en- he dish Of those Whccts is
absolutely Eerfcct and such finsh -
" eS very nee hearse
You het' Say. it viii be aproud hour
in my life when ! hitch : an of white
hor e. T. tlit ,ch Gle and pranSc around
to the house of the late dccca ed Ian IS
bat wo t The other undertakcrs look
blue, say, feel of 1hc.e curta.ns-parc
silk. "
III take your word for it, "
80 ou. now Hang it, but when IN
undertaken puts up hi cash for regular
daisy like tn 9. YOU newspaper fellows
ought TO encourage him just remember
that the Old Gaehi ned way of CARRYING II
body around iD Il lumter wagon and thea
- on this Just no ice how these rear
doors oIrl to admit the coffin.
or hsndy"
"!a dy, Why maj It's suoorh' Have
you not ccd the glass in the s.dcs''
Seems to he very good
stood " hy. it. the ffrcst in the
world the very finest | wanted some
til NJ 10 show off the co In, and here it is
/ TEL! YOU, the late deceased ought to fee
proId to ride in such ych'c'e OIL cal
say in your aper that it knocks en- al
out Say. low a,c You on styles
What styIcst'
"ColtinN and shroudS Of course Come
in minute I've got new hing in
shr1uds something ,nu ure bound To ap
}recia'c. and | M after patent IN a CO Tn
Wi h an air receiver in it, Sav do me =
fa.or. Let II" enclose You in my new
cai'in AID scv how jong the supply OF ali
will .ast YOU | Il hcl do -"
Eul The reporter had gone.
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-07-23
The Dropping of the III


BY the way il n'ay be p We 90 ~.
mind American com e writers t.a' f.l-.
lish people Of rank ito rot m,pGc. f..
re.tLcr do the say -b!ar,iel a,r
"caWnt~ fJr can't see J i.n' "
York humorous PAPER, That this ~aw -
supposed in tha ,wn at ca i - rsf.r-"1a
The ! II Il sh broad u. ] he fuct il thai .:tg
sound as here given Is Ike r yet f'-..
lively rol cd bat 81 II anr - tor Ia -
tie line between white blood anr hlac>
not as distinctly Ggawn ia AmcIi'ga aS
that heIwern those WING do OF 30 MT jI.4
e,iI thing ociaily speaking TO mi,pt,.s
an h il the unpgrd nab sin 4" IL,
possess every virtue AID accomplishment
hut, =. have heard it put. "GrJ II 4
and you arc / d This is G"e @~c..t
capu-c why there is such a lie OF dcm1..
cation between lit" classes. aHd why 'l.a
lower class ICcogni. tnc.r o"u iula~..
ortv.
| once heard verr pretty. l71.l}".
we dressed woman say that t,Ttt.I
man lad paid attention to her. hG' could
not. If course. marry her becau.e he va
a "grntIcman" After while / head
her drop an h. ard il WIS ali clear -,
Parah In India might rs wei! Ia Of =
Brahmin as husband What IS mot
extraordinary in this manner of misIjo.
nunciatiou is thai it seems 10 be- ~. AZ
able have heard If cuadro n il
America before The war who tod her
mistress that if being skinned a i've apl
rolled in sat for year W ud make b
white. she would adIy submit t2 l. |
am sure there a;e hundreds OF thbI-ard3
in ugiard who would do the -amr IL bs
ale 20 speak their own la9gutse cor
re tly
1Lc'e is ono sound in Welsh aad rwh
in Arab { vi iDl I could ne et maS;c-.
SIMPLY bcCars2 av ear could never detect
it, for an oac Of lie untor unare ic;T
who haze TO natural gift 10. an nungcS
abl oAI learn one by Il cr Sotrc va
gar ngi 81 "a: can uot detect n" Il. or i
rather invariably hears tur contrary.
ONE people VII tH ( for hours. hoW
ever. vi: ont hotray ng tbs. Lat wilma
TIC. become excited al : rrrt. II tJcfe
come, n Hr,i Lite i in IN thcn >rnrrl
Ii OFT until tic foo, Is Eaac cp VIA
cropped hS Nary LgII>h lcopI:
TANK tnan Americans n ~ Superior
cuta e mpIy hceau>e We 10 not man
fest tbs singular te.cCj.
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-07-23
sir Ashley "copper" as = q. re d ctog.
irT.ti &, tru-T.,lt

- III" we "i 0'F A''i'y '"o-'"r 10
>a'G '""i he I'Ghi.e e" a.. {, ;,e.''han TO AZ
zen every hafhtl m"fh!2!, III Nal'lhse q.
anu purchase al IAN young H'is'N 'H-
p"Sr't T." ~ t "".r- ~ '1'-- Ut Ia -.
F"Ss b. u" ctn' 'e'',"e L.," ti'f'+-- -
saHi horses. shotH l~ey ';r' Iio' 4
lhrlE ucle'tS. lie was hr'tf 70 give !'';
th"n P"'lh"S Sl'flh3 lor t"th. ""'
pounds sterling was Inc average price
n th.s manner )nlr'y or lo:' ho,sci
were sonnet mes cone yea al '"cI'S"fiHS''
hs ialhi On a'en morning ever!
wees ihr uia hNiiih came HP rom the
village ana the h"fN'S Ner IN successive
order caught, hhiefeu ana Drought 10
hlm Tor Inspection.
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-07-23

Mr Eancroft's collection of roses at
Washington is princely in its splendor.
friends have sent him old World va T.
cites. which. with those of native growth,
recall the roses of VIII ch SapphO sang, as
they ham, their heads with fragrance
There are the Imperial Jacqueminot the
queenly / amarquc. roses that are OF
royal purple, roses that are white. and
yellow roses that blaze like stars Moss
roses, tea roses. sweet, ,brier roses. climb
ing roses-all varieties are represented.
and the air is filled with an exquisite
odor. Mr. Bancroft passes an hour every
morning among his floral treasures.
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-07-23
ady Macbeth.
Delta tCylnN Chief.

A scientist says that only the fe.
mae mlsquito draws hIool. in this
case in Delta. there are 9 8 females 10
every male. the latter of which sings and
executes WAY dance near the victim
ear while Lady Macbeth does the CORY
deed "
Thi,adeIph'a Call. The base ! aii
pitcher who goes too often TO the-weIl,
lie gets broAeI up at last
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-07-23
The Honest Gambler.

suppose the story is old as the hills.
but ii is just as funny to-day as it was
years ago when it happened on the Missis-
sippi Loaf. the days OF gambling at its
height An old poker sharp had stuffed
tour aces gracefully into his boot Tor an
emer ency. Another expert twigged tho
movement, and equally gracefully re
moved them for his own use The mo-
meut arrh ed and the poker sharp dived
down into the leathern recesses The
cards were gone
Hold on" said be, raising his hand TO
stop the game. There 5 been cheating
her,.t1
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-07-23
POSE ROMAN e.
r-o - q. fre.LIy swsst and rare.

T~o - e.; freshly sweet AMI rare
Bloom Il IN the dew niUrnias
On nei yEboring Ju he green All fcir.
o.. gar1pn-bel aiorIiny
. Az iyhed J4e PAR, ~what j'y. VA1t
pTidc,
II on one hraT 7h togAtte-
W9 two wers e ~ ing aide hv -!iA
Through all tai g0llen weather
TEsro came youth wlD roughly t,re
iha roses from their bower.
an to his swsetboart pr lly hJ.e
ire t,vu fair. fragrant Il w5r.
T. oon her 70 IN with do!lEIt
tn J!n met hit n fnrsvH~;
They faIet--ars tut RAPTURE brig =.
1h"v fadei there Together.
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-07-23
A Lucky Ih nS.

"You see - lie was explaining. in An.
swer to the inquiry of wha; the pres ec,4
in WiscOn,ih wee our folks ale about
discouraged,
hats the trouble
"a, holera
why, the cholera hasn't rea il, 4 IA
yet.
IL know. hut eve: :body's taikinc, We
can I raise cucumbers Cn account # the
scare. and we daSnt 60 into onion; o. az.
count Of the bad weather. We shait sheit
out few 'taters. litt.e corn ard more or
less wheat. but tell YOU stranger. ii my
wife didn't cara 81 = day at dress maxim
/ d he ready to give up the battle.
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-07-23

LHh;ln,lelnhiA PreAS.

Victor Hugo always labeled his m;sccl.
laneous iotiugs - Cean, and the more
mature thoughts. which he deemei
worthy of place in iuture work which
lie might write. he esialogued Heaps of
tones
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-07-23
PracticaI.
Puck

Mrs S.-1 ou're n heartles' brute-l
don { believe you'd shed tear if was in
my grave before YOU.
Mr. Bring on your grave let's see
whether would or not.
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-07-23
EEEIGH1 TRAINS.
M. B. & S. Branch,
GOING NORTH

u'INu NohiE
]. c. train No. arrives at Holly
springs. ................. I.oU a. m,
II. 5. \ Il. train leaves Holly
springs. .S.OO a. III.
Arriving at Memphis at.......1 10. 10 Il. u.
GOING SOUTH.
": B. & S. leaves Memphis. .l.20 y. m.
Arriving at Holly Springs. -. Is 80 J.. IN.
]. c. train No. leaves Holly
Springs. ............. e. ~ p. III.
&C. CLARKE, Gen. Manager.
j. W. COLEMAN, 4. G. 7. hsalt.
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-07-23

In the United States navy tho flagship
OF each station has brass band pad for
by The government. The smaller ships
have string bands. composed of sailors
fic:'; the ships companies
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-07-23

lagiristS are species of rIr. .ocr,
H,h" ri.ch The trait that others Ia C. .alb.
cred. and then throw away or S'tci4,'. 10
destroy the BASKET.
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-07-23
RAILROAD TIME TABLE
Illinois Central Railroad.
GoINI NORTH.

GOINti NORTH.
So ExFREsss-Ieavcs n. O.. .. .9:lj a. IN.
Arrives Bruokhaven, $50 y. IN.
Arrives at jackson, 5:l5 u. III.
No. 4 ExPREss-IeavesN \. o, 600 p. IN
Arrives BruokhavCp. 1850 y. IN.
Arrives at Jackson, l2:4o N. IN.
GOING SOUTH.
No. ExPR.-L'ves. jackson. 1928 ". III.
Leaves Brookhaven, l2:5S n. M.
Arrives at \, o., 200 a. IN.
g HAIL-Leaves Jach son. 1-iS a. M
Leaves Brookhaven, 3:5l II. M.
Arrives New Orleans, 900 q. III.
These Trains stop at all regular sta.
tions.
FREIGHT TRAINS.
No : mixed going north leaves Brook
haven at 900 A. NJ.
No. n,ixnd going south leaves Brook
haven at 2:50 p. NJ.
Mixed Freights do not run on Sun.
day and none goes Soulh on Monday.
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-07-23
ADVERTISEMENTS.

For hansieut Advertisements, ten CENTS a
i,ne for fr~t Insertion, hve cents line Tor
,srp snbsct, ,uent insert on.
Local Notices ten cents line for each inssr-
ton.
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-07-23
sT,.D. O .DvE .TisEM;s -.

Marriage and death rotI"rs u.t "v"r-.i.nl
sls Ines pgi"i-lcl iFcc. ~ u,P" .iN uFs
Ulil TIC ch.tr.g iir AZ tc-taaT su.. F'f-,i !.
tates.
So vi ndvcrtisoronts dIt wh'u iu-rst-d,
unless OtIs, i-e r-rsc'I pOa Eg
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1885-12-24
OUR LOCAL EXCHANGES.

Richland Republican, Observer Mai,
w. ii. Joslin has received nolic.
from the adintant general of tn
United States army that the death rul
of the Twenty fifth Wisconsin regimen
contains the names of All soldier
This is As more than any other Wis
consin regiment. Tie Seventh regimen
lost 426. with over 400 more men en-
listed than the Twenty fifth.
Plattevile Democrat: }. T. Clars
Gen'l. Supt Mil. & St Paul Il r. Co
A. }. Earling, Asst Supt j NJ Lowr,
Master Machanic and v. A. Riton.
Read Master came TO this city Tuesday
evening and stopped over night The,
didn't say whether they came to max,
plans for new depot or to engage u
woman TO scrub out the old one.
Darlington Democrat: Ode of Oar
lington, lawyers when examining "a
young lady witness in u justice rouri
desiringita perplex Der sad, Miss. upn,
lmy word You are very pretty" Til,
Ady promptly replied: u would re-
thrn the compliment, sir. if were nai
on oath $50. Thursday while out
fast press was in motion running at tht
rate OF 1000 impressions per hour, u
countryman, who CHANGED 10 be in tn
press room adniring the machinery.
was caught in he fiy wheel of the press
and thrown under the cylinder, whict,
passed over his body and rolled him
out as thin as y piece If tiss ie paper II
wore brown colored cloiaes and -
slouch hat. We suppose he came il
to subscribe fer The Democrat, aud ".
regret that we did not take his sub
scription before he entered The press
room, not for the sake of thetwo dol.
lars. but SO as to be able to give hi>
name. residence. etc, for the benefit OF
his relatives.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1885-12-24
PetOsi,

Rev. j. H. Klaus, of Sitter, has been
preaching here for the past two months
He is of the German NJ. E. church, and
is an able preacher, having given good
satisfaction to the people.
Report of Boice Creek school, Dist.
No. 8, town of Potosi, for the month
ending Dec. IL. 1885. Number OF
pupils enrolled so, average daily at
tendance 81. Not absent: Hattie Tay-
Tor, Della Ceombs, August Roesch.
Josie McAllister, John Coombs. MOI
tardy: Mary Pierce, August Roesch.
Josie McAllister. Albert Keene, Nettie
Kern, Frank Kern, Wesley Kern. Dolly
Keene, Preston Campbell, Otto Reese b.
There is now move on foot to en-
gage Congregational preacher to live
here and preach to the people. Rev.
Radford, of Michigan, who preached an
able sermon on Sunday evening, is
spoken of as a suitable person. A
ncctiuS WAS uclu aitci tuc stiiuou huu
a committee of two was appointed to
ascertain what salary they would pay
him and where it could be raised; and
the chairman, j. W. Seaton, appointed
as such committee Willis W. Rockwell
and Della jackson. We hope they
will raise the money and hire the man,
or some other. as there seems to be =
call for such a man. Mr.. Thomas
Davis said that ''we need him to bury
the dead, comfort the sorrowing and to
marry our young folks" We think the
money can and win be found and bid
the committee God speed in the good
work. STENo.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1885-12-24

"When the cat IS away, the mice will
play aud ayaiIing myself of your alb
sence in the South TO look after your
sheep, | also have taken rest, aud al.
SO shorn my sheep tand likewise my
lamb) sufficiently close to enable me 20
live comfortably during your stay. |
cannot boast OF having diuted wholly
on choice muttons or luscious oranges,
but | have managed TO obtain enough
of good plain grub (such as is usually
obtained at free.luneh counters and
peanut stands) to keep my system in
good running Tor rather good loating)
order. Therefore no notes. And
again a rather doughty gentleman had
threatened to shoot me, because be had
CHANGED to run against my pencil when
it was little .'sharp," but that is all
settled now, and have again sentured
into the arena of news-hunting. The
most exciting topic for time was wed
dingsi weddings here, weddings there,
and nearly everywhere around us; they
came so thick that even the energetic
leader of the '.chariyari club" got dis
couraged and threw up his commission
in disgust, and will now give his atten
ton to theatrical and other indoor
amusements, as being more suitable to
the season.
For it has been fearful cold; but
it appeared to put new life into the com
munity about here, and they have beer
hauling off their hogs and replenishins
their wood piles in very lively man
ner
Business of all kinds has brig htenec
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1885-12-24

On Wednesday Mr. Mangan, the con
tractor. started down the river on the
ice to his camp, mile and half below
town, with two ladies in his cutter.
Meeting a team on the way, he pulled
off the regular track, when one horse
broke through and was drowned. The
other horse did not go through at all.
The drowned animal was valued at
three hundred dollars.
A man had his head cut and collar
bone broken by rock from blast
falling upon him.
On Murry's section the trestle-work
that the sand ears run on gave way,
falling on a man and injuing him
severely.
1t is reported that boy at Wyalus-
ing had both hands blown off with
dynamite. 1t is to be hoped however
that it is only a rumor.
The men are being paid off on this
division, making some of them feel
merry and rich and pretty noisy, l
don't wish it to be understood that they
are all that class Of men, by any means.
We have fine wagon road made by
the railroad company from Glen Haven
to the mouth of Sandy distance of
three miles.
Our little village is a regular Gretna
Green for the Iowa boys and girls to
come to get married. There is no
license to take out to get married in
Wisconsin. A couple came over last
week to get married that our squire
rather demurred to marry. The
man looked as though train of cars
had run over him, being disfgured about
the face in horrible manner. having
lost his speech he wrote with a pencil
that he was about to be sent up for the
reason that there were two children in
the family already Our good-hearted
squire took pity on them and united
them in the holy bond Of matrimony
and they went on their way rejoicing.
Oar town i improving quite rapidly.
We have 4 stores, ? hotels, 3 shoe
maker shops, : wagon and blacksmith
shops, | bakery, | watch maker, 3
saloons, ? meat markets. harness shop
and lumber ward
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1885-12-24

The g. A. II. CAMP FIRE -The en-
fainment given ut Hyde's Hall, last FRI
day night, by Tom Cox post, was in
every respect d success. After partak-
Ing Of bountiful supper served in the
large room underneath the hall, the
holder Of a ticket was admitted to thu
hail above where he was entertained bs
speeches. a poem; and "reminiscences Of
the bright and dark sides Of soldier life.
After an appropriate address OF vel.
come by Post Commander Alex. Ivey.
Mr. Ii. Buchner entertained the audi
ence with an account of German
soldiers difficulties in remembering TIL
countersign when on picket duty. Mi
Geo. Hood, chaplin OF the post, recitee
an original poem, John Lane, who sal.
be had been six weeks preparing for IL.
occasion. grve some "reminiscences of hi,
soldier life in characteristic styls..
and Gen. John b Calls recalled som
of the thrilling events OF his campaigns
Henry g ketne, came mp from ~
Hurricane after hard days wort
alone. as he had been obliged 10 'dela
Mrs. X. to command the regiment =
home" and felt two tired to make
long speech. The speaking was 60,
cluded about 10 o clock. when dancing
was in order and old and Dung dance,
to the music of Miles band till til.
morning light was breaking The p.
netted about 500 above expenses r
thanks of the members of the post II,
expressed for the kindness Of Mr.. Gr
Goble in giving the use of the lower Ia
and supper tables free of charge.