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The St. Johns herald., 1888-09-20
An Echo of a Different Kind.

Talking about echoes, Col. Ogee chee claimed that he had one or his place, few miles from Savan' nah, which beat any thing he had ever heard or read about; one, in fact, which would clearly repeat whole sentences. The party of gen. tlemen were interested, but incred- ulous, and arranged to accompany Colonel Ogeechee home the next af- ternoon to test the wonderful echo.
 The Colonel found, on getting home, that in the heat of the dis cussion he had claimed more than the facts justified Determined not to be beaten, he called his Irish la- borer.
 Pat" said he, "some gentlemen are coming home with me to-mor- row afternoon to hear the echo. Now, 1 want you to go across the river before time for me to arrive, so you can answer back whatever we may callout."
 You names fur me to play ikker, sorr?" asked Pat, grinning.
 sI'hat is it exactly" said the Colonel. "Now do you thoroughly understand that you are to answer back exactly what we saY?"
 "Oh, wis, sorr; ye can depind on me entuirely."
 Next afternoon the Colonel took his friends to the river bank, and all were ready for the experiment,
 Making speaking-trumpet of his hands the Colonel roare9 ''Areyo there?"
 Back came the echo, with start ling distinctness'
 "Yis. sorr;. Dive bin here sencc four av the clock
The St. Johns herald., 1888-09-20
An Evening Picture.

A middle-aged man of smooth appearance placed a small satchel on the counter of Detroit hotel office the other evening, registering himself as "J. Wiley, Jackson, New York" and said to the clerk:
 "Is your office safe fire and bur glar proof?"
 "Yes, sir"
 And the night clerks are honest and under bonds?"
 They are."
 "Diamonds boarsely whi, pered the stranger as he laid his hand on the bag
 "No-brick-bats !" calmly ob- served the clerk as he coolly opened the bag and displayed its contents. "Sir!" exclaimed the stranger, "this is an outrage!' p
 
 "Oh, no it isn't-it's mistake J replied the clerk, as he ran his pen through the name. 1.-Two blocks down and one block to the right" "For what?"
 "Police station Good evening, sir I"
 And J. Wiley, Jackson, snapped his little bag together, lifted it off the counter with tender care and passed out into the turmoil of a great city, which has lost its inter- est in baseball forever more,-De- troit Free Press.
The St. Johns herald., 1888-09-20

What the old soldier wants for his wounds is m Uncle Sam salve that will draw q pension.-Duluth Paragrapher.
The St. Johns herald., 1888-09-20

Post office: Hclbrotk Arizona.
 Range: Rope eS raUs h, near Holbrcok. All cattle branded 4 v on b pth sides: Other brands, = oit left shoulder. [ on left hip Horse Brand. XV on left hip. also g left thigh.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17

We vi<ted ne pisre of exe.ufiou. There
ras one head in bsssrs. cus a sons wceks
befors. ard around vers waHT ccnrer pcts
nearly three feet In diameter E 81 With
heels ard censen.ed down TIE bodv =
turiea 1u1 che state holds On = the 1eaa
Fer s>n cents ths exsciiforsr sAp7~s3 tue
seori zas soicnlai4 went thfsuTh th~ no
tions ~ tekiag 81 cscus. be ssia as ssd
cHt ~ zoer ssass asrsrs3s, s'st ssritse,i
~ v>uli hars - STRIKE hars - sevrr mT
neek va a sage hfs~ tas ta4aese necs
wa~ sr,sii nd he rarsiv A@a - sffike TIVE.
fh~ s~cfli Us socnt rvr1 fsse icux "a zissis.
apa act over teo cr two sai ere h1if sneh-s
wide 81 fte ~. fhes F-crie tsre fsry
~rn.g rrcSS ls e. fssie siHrrtsr thst 10
-xeuticr trnura = usr4 Co. 1ryirg aaftter-
~zrs f-r tke $50 = ser@ I'D shss f.e- en-
rr-..si Fsr,srs a4id is asEssst sFr ~ sassfs
49, - hssfis. risce 81 fas ssSsstafs - tar-
nzr EArrisan - Gacsro Nsft
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17

That the foes - khs Press = Sot Ia
sro.fua- Polarsd S.sx,x<sfsans

FhSt the FoGs 81 khs Press = Sot Ia
Fsosins-PsiRtsd suggestions-
You queries ig relation u Newspapers
a. they are SAD geshz u be, have thought
over good dsai. 4nd 81 sn1s~For - 49,
sNeF a. yoa g1t tksaL
J. tank that the tone Of - modern
pres Is nos improving IS tse years roll ~
DO not thiak thet a. editorial column or
any part ~ lt. shou!d be given up - pTizs
fghCers-hos taey i've, Wat they eat and
drink, who thsy ia the pas nave ~hipsed
sbd who ia t1e laIsly fgLgTs they are solog
70 whip. | ID not think that journalism
should make heroes Of murcerers ard thea
blame ..ssatlnleatalLstsH Tor taking interest
in re idols journalism has srectod DO not
thiak that four or I've columns Of a paper
should 30 filed with tie details u doc,
coe., ball % pr-zs fsat. or with a scandal
/ Do not think that a respectable f92niiy
shc4d be hunillated becegss ofs or the
he4ds or that family was found dead in
house OF llrspats by the publication OF ths
poor, weak creatures name. The moral Of
the story was quite plain, and no one single
individual was served when that family
nsm0 was dragged through the waste pipes
Of journalism. on tbs contrary, 70 many it
brought shame, blightsd prospects and self
imposed ostrzciSIa- do not think that the
heads OF our great Saliiss should wieid rapier
or bludgeon upon sach other in their respec-
tive papers. IL the head Of the house acts
Ike . rowdy, what can one expect of the
rest Of tho familyi
2 tsink that the tone Of the modern
press can DO improved by every one in 10
acting Ike lady or gentleman ia public
places and with pen in hand; by no writer
renning vicious linc aaonymousy-or a lie;
by 40 writer pennlag anything about any
individual ks or she would rot be willing to
DO held responsible for: by writers realizing
that the freedom 0f the press should not
degenerate into tae "license OF the press by,
In few words, living up to the good old
golden rule
8 Ny idesl Of good newspaper Is, one
that shall be Cd clean, - able. t5lhonest, "a
brilliant Oae that shall devote as much
space TO literature as 20 sport Of the dog
fighting, rat batting kind one tnat shall give
a dead plug ugly" line Of II is in ths way
OF news and n dead man who has done some
thing ia the world, for tho world, many lines;
one that shall not wrong its readers 10 please
its advertisers; one with some reverence,
some respect for good and great men and
things Very truly yours, Russell Sage
Boston Globe.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17
ODDS AND ENos.

Two young Massachusetts, woKsen have
gone 10 Buffalo wits tho intention Of embark
ing in the profession Of deatlstry.
Leaven worth claims 20 have house
wherein dwell in perfect harmony eighteen
intelligent, uarr:aSesble young women.
Sandwiches OF grated turkey. ths bread cut
in ths form Of crosses, were served at New
Ysrk reception 81 serni-religious character
few days ago.
4 New York correspondent asserts that
there are fifty widows in that city with for
tuseS<anging from sl 100000 TO SIS, 90, 600.
SO many ssatries wero frozen TO death in
! Russia that thcy have turned some peasants
/ out OF their houses SO that the soldiers can be
/ kept alive, while the peasants freoze TO death.
! Thsy are being bothered in Mexico Just as
we are here. Ths local papers thers complain
that the women who 80 TO the bull fights
wear such big hats that IL obStructs the view
of those behind them.
The highest price. el0 ,995, paid last year
| for picture a. euctlon was Bouchers por-
| trait Of Nine. de Ponpadeur. GainsSor-
ou~h's Sisters brought 1856, and Turn
| ers Ivan Gozcn" 95 s2J.
Expert accountants have already discov-
cred deficiency Of $3.50, ,oo0 in the accounts
| Of the province Of Manitoba, and the books
are in such shape that it is impossible to tell
| just how the finances stand.
| A Ksf1r VANISHED, and grcans were heard.
/ lie was searched for without result. but On
the following night groans were stih heard.
| The search continEed and the man was
| found murdered Els murderer was arrested
and executed. but the groens still continued,
70 the dis,nay of their auditors. AT last they
were trsced TO o mocking bird. That bird,
alone OF living things, had seen the deed of
! blood.
At Carlyle, HIS, a young lady conceived
the idea Of issuing invitations to unique
sleigh ride Before sending out the cards,
however, che secured Eve large pairs Of oxen.
These were hitched to stylish cutters, which
were loaded with the representatives OF the
| beauty, wealth and culture Of the town
Throngs Of people were attracted 10 witness
the novel procession as it moved through the
principal streets.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17

In reference 70 their religious beliefs AMI
Vlperstitions tao Eskizlo are remarkably
reticsns. Tor the reason probably that their
interrourss has caisfiy been with roErh, rude
sailors. and they are afraid o. having taeir
cherished csrsnc1llss made the butt of the
white mans ridiculo.
TIE dead ara buricd in the snow in winter
time, and snong the rocks IN the summer,
piles os stones heing heapsd upoa them 20
keep OF she wolvsS and dog With the male
dead they tvry = knife and spear Before
The era 81 runs they buried also bow end
arrow bat wher these became Obsolete they
did not ps1t = gun IN their place. arguing
svcndiF enough that be must b a peer hun
ser ineess who csisnet set all the game be
nee3s in re haps, hunting ground with a
<nifs aRd spear his only weaPsns u
Noch appear az = there wsre advanced
thinkers. moreover. vho hold thst even TIE
knife and spear are not necessary in a lard
of such aai mis~o psenty, and who accord
sngiy deprive tue dead slan % tCth for it a
very rarely tAss graves &re found stiI con-
lainiax taess articles With the woman they
bury nothing. holding thsl sonebosy vii
bunr game f1r tnen IN tbe nsxs world jus
81 taay have dons IA ths--J Macdonald
OxisT IN American Magazine
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17

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b EsAEN 0hE AID A hAlF e4thh
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t.a4f GH - - ltake sssas AS Ia iiss1lt< = Pa
- sVi 81 sa0.LnE sfer ,suf Ia 4AA4 tal'is .
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s. p sFlell1ia epetiNf &1e als p.a4ss ior thr
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tAcHat "a 81 ia2Tl cast cal eE A Castr .
Aaai ka-ats Eo3aer. ~ Osla~As o.
AkIAo WANIs 0tk LOIS 4sxles NORTH
~ rat 81 8sso Sna va lslc - Etas tfeai
sFesi ear 80 pieos q sl.sse iol lne ~ ii>E
4 iflIl1k "a
IsoK sAIk ~ BAaGAIA sENEkAL
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1F0Lo 81 IA 49,. slso = ce- tstie lalts- ss-a4
liQas9 sEc s0i OF fCuftf ~ toI 9. ooa tcrUs
Yefy liaersi Mere 3 y hon, leey4fs blOck 81
Iyok sALk-A LAKGE kkICK DWELLING
i heuse "a spElAg g. l0T ss,ssA a ne&l frame
cNsill1k house. 4 sA1Ss-ai, IoI s-allJ A0o a.
~ dere TARA Ia SP4rts l0g - 10 a. o. e84 a.
Yssmenls aa6 scsssssE eis icrms r. A. bsppcr,
Toon e Ledyasa tls.k. sstg fubllo liaiars
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Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17

SoA1cli i-eSt-og tonight
A4los Ryan Is CO the s.ek llst.
Il. 3. Grssy. Of Crane Rsgids. was in ths
elfY Oh beslnes.
l. ~. Atkiss ~ Detroit vas Ia towB
yeslsslAy anc guess - tns bfAsioFo HOUSE.
Osorge A Aafo0u. oi - Z. & ". A..
Railway las soEs GA n-slusss trip 20
i. as ~ AEsszek 4segfs.
II B Fargo 4 Co. groesrs are selling
a. tas.r sleek - suell0ns and vii retire
from buslssss.
J.. l. Loyefidge q lhe ara Of Cary
s. l.oseTidss Grsad ksplis. ~As a town
ssisids on buslAess. 4-l guest al tue
oec enszl
Mis- Birdis DosiiHg. of HcGston ave =
s suai1z a lev dsys visiting wita heF sister,
Kiss Dsaole D0ulng. wno = teaching IA
Tie public seaoc.s a. Asnlstse.
The cause OF iae alarm % FIRE few min-
ut 0f s yesterday mSrnlng, Vas smoke
l0Ifisg cut Of "a chimney IN tie Guslin
block. oornsr Of TerT1cs and Wes.ern-sYes-
No tzmsge was done.
Pxi AcGraw and Jas Gzllagsr were ar
rsil ned before Justice Miller yesterday
morning charged vith highway robbery,
the complaint being made by Ia J. smith,
editor Of the Wbils Hall Forum. Ii seems
al Ar. Smith. accompanied oy several
friends drove dowa from White Hall 70 20
10 the opera, and after tne opera was out he
vas on his way 10 the Livery stable where
had pat up the team and was suddenly
grabbed by couple Of parties, who proved
- be the parties mentioned. They took Z
g0la watch and CHAIN, and purse contain
e atout s.. They will remain ia the
c0unty jail until tomorrow az 9 O'Clock.
when they will be brought before Justice
Miller. II is reDortrd That the miss
ing watch aud chsn has been found in one
| corner of the cell occupied by Gal.ager.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17

Thousands Of corks are gathered from the
Seine every day, and after these are sorted
they are sold. II cork is intact it is washed
in Chords Of tin and resold as new; those
that have been damaged By corkscrews or
otherwise arc rscut into smaller sizes for the
use Of perfur1eTs and druggists; those which
are too much damaged TO be recut are worth
forty cents per 100 pounds at the linoleum
factories Undsnaged corks aro examined
bsfore they are sold, and those marked with
known brands find taeir way 20 certain res
tsurants, where they are used in order 10
pass OF cheap cider and ether bogus prodsc-
tons az fine varieties Of sparkling cham
payne II ths customer complains Of the
poor quality of this wine tho honest publican
protests that il is not his fault and grayely
points cut that the cork is marked with the
brand which has been called for Every
thing is utilized in this eity.-Faris Cor. New
Orleans PicsyuRs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17
sick ChfId In China.

When . ckild is taken sick in China the
parents believe that ono Of its souls has wan
dsred away and is lost. SO the mother rrns
to tho cpan door and criex, "Lal ia,1--"Sosl
come horns, sosl come komei'-azd the
father haE:sns out into ths street and crosses
tEs nearest bri8zs. searching fer ths truast
spirit. "a hears tss nothor's wall. and shouts
back the cheering answer. Coming cosa-
ing Then puser horse is burned in ths
house for TIE sozl - rlde home upon, ami the
mother. still uttsring hsr weird cry begins
& search the corners u her foo--rua, II
she Is poor. brick or marble, Il $40 be rich
ard thc 6rst thing Of life shs fnds Is Supposed
70 cortsin tas EzsssiRg spirIt Often It a q
nea or = beetie. Whss it IS secvTsd she gives
= great CRY x JOY. wraps it in paper. and
T'1ccs II undor tse Tilisv ~ The sHf5eriFg
child. sas expects an irnEssd ate recovery
Chicago News
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17
Old Valentines Day Customs.

Notwithstanding the old time practice Of
relieving or changing valentines when sono
one was drawn that was not quite so pleasant
70 The ono who drew that name, there seems
% have been disposition 70 believe that the
person drawn rs valentine had some con-
siderable likelihood Of becoming the associate
of that party IN we1lock. At least, we may
suppose that this iden would be gladly and
easily arrived az, where the party so drawn
was at all eligible from osher considerations.
There was, It appears, . prevalent notion
among tEe common people that this was the
day on which the birds selected their mates.
They seem TO have imagined that an influence
was inherent in the day. which rendered in
some degree binding tho lot or chance by
which aav youth or maid was now led to fix
his attention on a person OF the opposite sex.
Tt was supposed, for instance, that the first
unmarried person Of the other sex whom one
met on St Valentines morning in walking
abrocd was a destined wife or a destined hus-
band. Thas Gay makes a rural dame TO
marx:
Last Valentine, the day when birds Of kind
Their paranours with mutual chirpings find,
early rose just a. the breaS OF day
Before the sun had chased the stars away.
Ahel5 I went amid the msrning dew,
To milk my kline, (for 50 SHOULD housewives dol
Thes / srst sPied-and the first swain see
In spite of fortune shai, our true love be.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17
@L.rseyt e'tco''-
ton Of any pFeh-
gan daf(y exteHt
ttoSs Of DstS0''t.
THE USIos PACIFIC RAILROAD.

THE USIoS PACIFIC EATLKOaD.
The report of the gOvsrnmsn. directors
q the Union Pacific Railway Company Is
a documsLi, which coransuds itself 10
h0Dsst confederation and unbiased iuig-
las1s- Large corporations have 80 often
apuaed thslr powers that q natural pre-
lldies sxists IN ihs pubic mind when
ever = question o; any kind arises inyolV-
M the interests OF such corporations
The end to he sought ia tas case OF tho
nion Pacific . ihs protection Of the
gagsrnment's interests and ths promotion
u tns interests OF the localities dspeB-
dsrt upcn tbs road asd Of the public
Who pstronizs l.. rather than TO punish
he coapany. The directors recommend
the rsfuHding os the debt and ia exleu-
sion nEon such terms as viii DO both
s4fn ard equitable FOR too government.
Ihsrs . 40 doubt, say the directors. as
10 vaat = tight. and delay IS working
gIss- TARA T1s susssstou OF tho Con
grssaicn4l Commission * 1881 . IN
dorsed By tie directors that ne goveru-
meat take mortgage to secure bonds 10
10 gwen Oy the company, making per-
feet hsn. y leu % tie imperfect one now
Esld. 4. - also held essential that Con
grsss should proyl,ls some nosaaD whsTe-
By toe government wll Do able ~ tcEs
sciion sgaisst such persons as msy
tampsr or who havs tsmPsrsd with the
properly of tbs rad. The government
bsirg usds Escurs as to payment snd as
q the honsst conduct OF the company.
the company should 60 lee free 10 carry
on its business without the Intervention
os TIE supervision ot Congress. This 10
20 businsss-like . Recommendation that
% commsod1 lsseli to ths common sense
q practical mse. The minority report
ot the commission Of lSS7 urgsa rather
tie ponishrasnt OF the corporation than
toe collection OF the dss.'. Tho govern
asns directors 90 upon the ground TIA.
guilty parties aud noe the railroad com
parry should - made to answer Tor in
dividasl mlsdssds. Ikis rspoFt ia IN.
snimously sig0sd By the government
directors. sad perhaps tho most pertinent
comment - that Congress has no longer
even Ssnsio.e excuse for uon-aesIon OK
unyui1a aetl.u
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17
For Renf--ROOnls.

NOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT
L in the Vinegar block. Enquire Of F. y
Brock. Sstt
NOTICE TO TRANsIENTs AND PARTIES
" visiting Grsna Rapids. II you want nice
furnished rooms call 81 room "A second fooT, No.
s. Csnal-st corner Of CresceBtave. q
TOR REST-DEs1RABLE ROOM FOR TWO
+ gentlemen, With board. 81 90 BoNwics u. 54stf
T,OR REAT-FURNlsHKD ROOMS. sTEA&
/ heated; ana furnished rooms for light house
keeping. Apply az room los. New housemsa
bl.ck Iau
nor RENT - FURNISHED FRONT Rooms.
( either single or en- site. steam heated. also
roouls for light housekeepiag. Apply Al Room -
Leaysru lock, lol otiswast. 21sn
NOR RENT-TWO SUITES OF SEVEN ROOMS
in the new ia aiine block. with al modem
@ uvcniences. including he patent Aldinc Heat
ing GTste. Also ten emcnf o. six ROOMS corner
SLawmut-ave and Ninler-st- Also rooms 10 rent.
furnished o. tnfurDiS1ed inquire or d. ". Bsy
lard, - Allen-st.. corner c. At- NerROn-St sfyti
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17

Ny experience with criminals, when | was
on district bench, taught me that there was
no man devoid Of manhood Place any ybody,
however depraved, on bis manhood, and you
win observe his eye brighten up. / have
taken men who have been convicted OF seri-
Gus of7enscs, and, after sentencing them to
the penitsatiary, have said: "Now, intend
10 piace you On your manhood, FOR ! believe
you have manhood in you. viii give you
a nittinlus. ard the marshal viii provide
you vita money 70 60 home and bid your
famil. -ood bv. After you have stayed
there say or two | want you to report at
the door o. the peBitsntiary named in tia
par e-s.you viii receive and serve out your
ss,.tencs like man. And waen you are
through I want you 10 return 20 me, and
want 70 So what can he done 10 restore you
20 tho confdeucs OF your fellow men in so
cisty" ] mover was disappointed in a man
thus trusted. and those convicts whom
have helr~d On their return from prison havs
alxays been faithful to the trusts imposed
upon thsm--JGdge Gresham II Indianapolis
Journal
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17

pOR sAIA-PINE AND FED NoQp lAkps.
L gossc lsraaa ana olIy prop. ris III b sle-f
Also % ~ a. osu tai s. ieYeti ttlek. Cana
opp sls - ael HC.sa X Autaosl aif
fsoh SAfE-A HAhAtss SHof WfIH STOCK
il kne Eaturss tokzy sic e. tskethc with t~o
SOY sleek and iat s1e 81 ioL "a 90. asc firSt
gfass l0oaiasu ~E ane ~ The Els stTeess ely
Of uPNkfas OF ilirgy tns.Eand population
n "a seil al tosrli e oT sKf hElEe for des Fable
rssl tEkte ia GrasG Rapids. AccFssz y
- f1nt-sf MusEcFon. Mich. q
NOR SkLE-GOOD PROPERTY F0R SALF At
Il Byron Cenfre A gaoc hats ana bar oor
u scso Sao eoo1 reksoAs tOr vsatnf u stl. ? O.
oIesS As Nay Agrion b I0l ltutEs A1el sll
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17

ERHANTS-"T THE TELE-
E gFan-Heraid" makes
a speciality OF publish
l ing classified "wantS,
guaranteeing largest
circulation, cheapest
prices and best results. 4
possoftice il kept ia tle
counting room for the ben
EFT OF advertisers. s*Situa-
tions W anled" are taken al
half the rates of the follow
ing table, and persons in
want Of work who have no
money TOpay are offered the
use OF our columns free of
charge. Advertisements 0f
the arrival and departure
OF trains will be found inn
mediateiy following the
wants.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17

own iE after dinner speeches, II Y0u please.
And should not every lady. as well as every
gsntlenaaa. be able n acquit herself credit
ably IN this social 3eidi Miss Kate Ssnborn
Is always capable - making = bright little
speech ~ith ucat turn ia IL Mrs n Louise
Thomas. prssidsns Of Sorosis is = dicnifod
sod ssrisas speaker MIS-. Eliza Archard
Coanor is a particularly pleasing Spesksr,
Who puts genuine hum0r INTO the work
Nrs Isaee = Boecasr Hooker can keen her
sud.snc titfering With laughter Rev F6ebe
Hasaror5 Ifts her listeners upward she is
always ne sarse sweet spiritual soal, With a
mind abc~s Al fooishucss -Nsr Tork Press
tEvarr Tav TaiE
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17

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ese,F a1ce 1Gre - alrrsee sszae - ssr-
)4y g. Eass -as 1eveEl-e sease Is 4seT
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fsak setsees gs ss1 Lze z-Tsfsf1l-ss .zs1
= asrs -teg aee e~~El4s ullsa azl4 80 -sls
Ca s-szte4 Ef4ysr aes-4 ellz1 s-e 4--@s -
tkzr les-zs % saafe- esFa sAs sliiafvrz s1l4aa /.
81. frsas - sls- - t-- aAee-e- Ae-44.
s. rcai t--s Ersse 80 ai ls less - a0ssrs.
fse szlzax ffs4 s1s zsafts Gsesss aE1sa
Goes - - hs1sss tlFl4s 81 ~ .ess.y a1izgs.
A. s.tt 81 aea lse als|sef rfs1n a.ess-
sfsr tae- lsea. 1 saed shoss useae IS 1--we
Al - 3 --E fe1aa
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-17

'9stop thas whissi'ar. Don't you know f.
Is suusay. ar The ~ aiSer Is listening -
youF said a ycvng cfs.csr - . - lar on board
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