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St. Paul daily globe., 1890-10-21
Wilbur Booms Whiteman.

Special to the Globe.
EAST GRAND FORKS. Minn.. Oct. 20
Hon. Mark ID. Wilbur, of New York.
delivered stirring address in Hogars
hall this evening. The hall WAS
crowded. He exposed the iniquity ci
the Mckinley tariff so thoroughly tha
many Republicans will vote the DemO.
cratic ticketin November.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-10-21
Nelson for Senator.

Special to the Globe.
RED WING, Oct. 20.-At meeting of
the Democratic county committee, held
here to-day, Hon. Peter Nelson was
renominated for state senator.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-10-21

ALL these years the Republicans have been
insisting that they wanted high tariff in order
to make things cheap. HARRISON now says
cheapness is not the thing he would have.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-10-21

A WRITER in an October magazine shows
that the Chinese can make good living for
themselves out of lana that the American
farmer has abandoned as worthless They
might be tried on some of those New Eng
land farms that are turned out.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-10-21

WHILE the prices of the necessaries OF life
are being pushed up by the MCKINLEY tariff,
where are the workmen who have a CORE
spending advance in wages?
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-10-21
Trip knocks the Persimmon.

Special to the Globe
RED Wing, Oct. 2O.-At the Demo.
cratic representative convention, held
here to-day, Merritt Trip. progressive
and influential farmer living III Feath-
erstOne, was nomenated for representa-
tive as opponent to w. +. Gross.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-10-21
FIVE ODD ITEMS.

The New York World will move into
its new building on Nov. 10. 1t is a
curious fact in connection with the date
of removal. Mr.. Pulitzer was born on
the 10th Of April; ne had his first good
fortune in st. Louis on the 10th; he es-
tabliShed his st. Louis paper OH the
10th, and removed twice into newer
quarters OH. the 10th; established the
World on the 10th; he established the
Evening World Oh the 10th; the corner
stone of the new building was laid on
the 10th, and MIR. Pulitzer lives in a
house numbered 10.
~
Iva Howard, an Edgar, Neb., lad, was
showing off at school the other day, and
while turning a handspring broke his
arm. Without shedding fear or utter
ing a groan he marched to the surgeons
office, had him set the arm. and was
back at school again studying his lesson
within an hour. IL took wonderful
will power to keep up this appearance
of don't care" but the boy had the
eternal grit to dO it..
~
couple of weeks ago the son of
William Barton Found sum of money
i'll the rear of the Madison house, Madl-
son, Wis. The property is owned by
the First National bank, and now that
institution makes demand upon MIR.
Barton for the surrender of the money.
Barton replies that he Is willing to do
SO when they can prove the property.
and pay the costs thus far incurred.
The money in question is supposed to
have been hidden by saioonkeeper
long since dead.
An old horse at EmmetSburg, To-, had
been walking lame for several days.
The other day the animal started out
unattended, went to the blacksmith
shop ana raised up his foot for the
smith to examine it. A horseshoe nail
was found lmbedded in the hoof, which
was removed 10y the smith, when the
knowing old animal walked back home
without the vestige of limp.
~
In the city of Atlanta, Ga, is yerita-
bic rain tree, which, for the past ten
days. has been throwing Off slight
shower, and the ground beneath is kept
in state of moisture equal to that OF a
steady shower of considerable duration.
Citizens eye it curiously, and many of
the more ignorant. especially darkieS in
that neighbOrhood, affirm that the tree
is vested with some nncanny potency.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-10-21

GEN. RAUM will make it evident that he is
all right as pension commissioner by deliver
ing Republican speeches in Indiana. Per
haps he will explain civil service and other
reforms
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-10-21

THE registration boards meet to-day, and
every man who expects to vote this year
should be sure that they have his name in
the right place
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-10-21

DAILY AND SUNDAY.
tyr in advanceS10 90 3 mos. in adv. 81 %
m in advance D 90 | 3 weeks in adv. w
One month .....Soc.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-10-21

THE persons who are undertaking to deny
that the tariff raises prices have desperate
task. 1t will not, however, be continued after
the election.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-10-21

the Mckinley iniquity. and no wonder
that he has the hardihood now to come
home and defend it, but it is the hardi-
no I'd of sheer ignorance.
Oct. 10. p j. SMALLEY.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-10-21

IT WILL show great facility as contortion-
ist If Mr.. BLAINE succeeds in making q
speech for MCKINLEY and his bill.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-10-21

TRI. I.WEEK1Y-Daily = Monday Wednesday
and Friday)
yr in advance. 81 90 q mos. in adv. .S2 w
months, in advance. 81 w.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-10-21

IT WILL take but moment to get you
name on the registry. This is the day.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-10-21

No ONE can vote who is not registered.
Even if you did vote last spring, it is the
safest way to see for yourself that your name
Is on the list to-day
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-10-21
THAT FAMOUS
SOFT STOP
I'M THE
IvERS 6 POND
PIANOS

1t permits praeticing to be done
i'll the same room where you are
reading or talking!
1t enables players to learn new
piece OF music without wearing it
out" i'll the learning
Above all, it preserves the Piano,
and adds years to its life and sery-
ice
This is only one Of the valuable
improvements i'll these Pianos.
There are many others which we
shall take pleasure in showing You.
Prices most reasonable and terms
easy.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-10-21

No ONE should neglect to see that his name
is on the register
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-10-21

THIS is the second day of the registry. See
that your name is all right today.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-10-21

Rejected communications cannot be pre-
served. Address all letters and kilograms TO
THE GLOBE. st. Paul, Mimi.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-10-21

SUNDAY ALONE.
1yr In advance 81 90 8 mos in adv soc
m. i'll advance l co l mo. in adv......20c
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-10-21

Doubtless large crowed will be in at
tendance at the the jackson street rink
on Thursday evening to hear Cy Welt
ington speak in reply to Senator G. K.
Davis defense of the Mckinley bill.
MIR. Wellington is an orator of merit
and it will be interesting to hear him
characterize the manner of handling tho
important subject by Senator Davis.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-10-21
Eastern fdvertsing Office, Room 2
Tribu,e PuiIrIinn hew York.

Complete files of the GLOBE always kept
on hand for reference. Patrons and friends
are cordially invited to visit and avail them
selves of the facilities of our EasternO fice
while in New York
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-10-21

A rousing Democratic meeting was
held in the First ward at 662 Mississippi
street. Hon. j. n. Castle delivered a
telling speech, and was followed by E.
G. Ives and Tom f. Martin.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-10-21

The Democrats of the Eighth ward
held largely attended mass meeting
at Jarosz's hall, corner of Thomas and
Gaultier streets. l.. A. Normandiu
presided. The hall was packed wher
ID. W. Lawler arose to address the
meeting. He was followed by Judge
McCafferty, each of whom created en-
thusiasm by their telling speeches
Judge J. c. Nethaway, of Stillwater
/. j. Kerker and Frank S. Battley alss
delivered speeches.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-10-21
BY LEWIS BAKER.
,T pam cIoBE s1fBscRIpTIoN RATES

ST. PAUL GLOBE 81 BSChIF IIO1N M I rso
DAILY (NoT INCLUDING SUNDAY.)
VT in advance. IS 90 3m in advanceS2 90
6 IN in advance 90 weeks in adv. w
one month. TOO.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-10-21

WEEKLY ST. PAUL GLoBE.
One Year, 81 Six No. 6oc Three Mo. 35c
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-10-21
LOCAL POLITICAL NOTES.

There was large meeting of Prohi-
bitionists at Relief hall last evening, the
feature of which was Il stirring and en-
thusiastic address by Bro. w. w. Sat
terlee, of Minneapolis. After several
short speeches it was decided by the
county committee, majority of which
was present, to complete the Prohibition
legislative ticket and put complete
county ticket III the field. The conven.
ton was called for Wednesday evening,
at O'Clock, at Garfield hall, corner Ar.
cade and Fauquier streets.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-10-21

A we'll crowded Democratic meetins
was held in the Second ward. at Luck.
er's hall, on the corner OF Margaret and
Forest streets. The hall was filled tc
the doors. and great enthusiasm pre-.
Aailed. Excellent speeches were de-
livered by Pierce Butler. o. E. Holman,
Ambrose Tighe and A. E. Hawes.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-10-21

stirring oratory. Indications are that
Gen. Baker will receive a good many
vote, in this section.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-10-21

LOCAL FORECAST.
For st. Paul, Minneapolis and vicinity :
Fair weather. stationary temperature.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11

- q -o-rlEis rustCn1 sE1 <1ls1s
zul1g -he Brlzes sllcZ, "a S1s co@rss
~ 49, a1ass 1zss @rgGglt serri1ls Ia
saszes - mzaF poor iazoesEs @o1ea-
is . t1s possi .llLgF SAL 1rgs1lzsz ln-
E.slboe Ike Ehag ca szlsl al Ds p~r-
q. led ~ ecnIH.s IL eonE 1airy
selch makes eyn-cs. pcssl-nizss 4zd AZ
aosUlcA n 1ea 3 lrlss sozsa1 12Erles
hsr absolute chaSEisg = S4Sr4H seec -
aer family A4Arry shs q 1s- Whether
sac 1lILs l1 or -. B-E saa supposed svi-
deuees u chastity srs c4refally sera IN
fzs,i - the aas band II aa s1inss BE
las -e4soas - d0asg Eaat sns zane 70
hl14 q f.rrin rhsa be briags tae mstter
o. the attention ~ her f4mLY ian
lfF council IS s1n uoned a. once .n1
husband ald sife appear De- fore "a en-
u matters ugC Elss the treD bling BRIDE
ss-ears rlss tue lack - evidence Of gir-
slaltY s-s a ph ysieaI inhrmisy beyond
h.r ela .rol circumstances Snleh often
harDsns- On both aides the judges are
stern aad promising although
t ~ o. os her oen kin Eh0 should pro-
re.t her lf the ~omaR succeeds ia
r-asn- Der husband charges - b.
false .ee returns % her family and be
re--rus be tcwfy and IS Indignantly
thrust oal from gheir number. But Il
me dresdtI charges are found or
thought 81 DO true. ~hi-h Is TOO 0ften
the case. then the oldest brother, or the
next of AIN II 30 Dc dead. las an imper-
aaye duty " perform. With the Ap-
rr0val of a. present ne drszs his gilt
terinz xnite And c9ts the rhroat Of the
bride In the presence ot her own parents
and husband Streams and prayers are
of no avail. the Custom OF the DEuses Is
unchange4ble-
The Armenian women belong 20 q
bright race. however. and they sao"
thoir spirit Whenever the opportunity
comes Ihsy have a Piauant and moro
refined style Of beauty than many
Oriental types, and ADAPT themselves
very readily 20 Improved conditions,
Which can hardly % said % the Turkish
women
The quick adaptability ot the Arme-
man woman % new conditions VAS sd'
mi-ably exhibited when Mr.. Finlsy,
tae phIihellenist. fell in love with q
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11

a I
fair Armenian at Constantinople and
arranged an clopcment with her. She
was % descend from her window by a
ropo ladder: he would DC in waiting with
horses. they would ly 70 tho sesshore,
70 on board his yacht and seek foreign
shores
But when the hour came the lady
hcsltatcI. Is weu she might. To
lcave hor homo forever with 4 strange
EnglisLman and have to go down a
rope ladder besides was too much for
her nerves IN vain pleaded her sister.
who vas in tho plot and the precious
moments were flying fast
~Wcllr' exclaimed the sister. IF
you Will not 20 I will; be shall not be
disappointed. ThereuPon she scram-
bled down the ladder sprang on the
horse. the lover mounting his steed- and
they fod 20 tho boat It was not until
tho following morning that the poor
nan found that be had brought away
the wrong lady. Unlike some men in
s1ch circumstances, be married her on
reaching Athens, and they lived to-
Cether \ number OF years until her
death. She left a daughter who died
whom blooming into maidenhood-
The Greek women have all the quick
ness OF their race, the features mobile
, aud the eyes superb. But they lose tho
gracefulness Of form early. There are
many types OF The Greek beauty, from
the mixed race Of Albania TO the semi
Latin women of Terios or Scio> or the
semi-Asiatic Creek OF Asia Minor. They
have al the heroism Of their ancestors.
and more courage, a. I am sometimes
Inclined 20 think, than the men. A. the
siege u MissOlsughi the wife OF Travel
las. whom I saw IN boyhood. aoooups-
niod her husband at the head OF the
sortio that cut ia way through the Turk
lab lines she was OF short stature, bat
on ono arm she carried her child and
With her right hand brandished a naked
scimetar
The marriage ceremony Of the Greeks
and Aruenilns ia in-olerably long. r.
always occurs i'm church; no Pews nor
seats - any sort sre permitted; the
d-nselv crowded ssies are filed with
incense. and hv the time tAe long
haired priests have chan sed and rra7ed
two or three hours every one : ready -
fall with exhaustion. Vas this slabo-
rate marriage mRuluerT devised % acs
"a an ohstscie - entering tbe holy se.te
90 ustrinon77 Before closing it nay
- a.idod tbst our Missionaries have -
peate,iI7 married natives ~ sbo>e East
ern countries. and those unions have.
- al scconntS ->~uited happily
8 - " RENJAxr.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11
BOTH HAD TRAITS.
But One Had n More Decided Trait Than
the other.

But One Had n More Decided Trait Tha,
the other.
II have a friend hero whom 7 want 20
introdu uoe YOU to" he said after they
had met and chatted moment in the
Erie depot, across the river.
''Oh. certainly"
81 beg ~ state in advance. however.
that be has one curious trait Of char
acter which you may expect 70 see do
veloped
"All right Ny friends contend that
also have one"
The two were introduced, shook
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11

After r. thorough inves+iEzsio-.
s1rs tae "A .cr - re Blcodv Guoh
lr-v Efrsr,r-ar. va a-r sa,isfed re
Tel whr- - said isst week ths.
l'foneI Hsnsthunder spoke Il Conan
-ae R- ss fcN-Srvn e '3 horse n ief
vta h1s fust hoeu IN - see ~. = a
hsrr-rr re0-leDsn. arb every boiv
vh- has che c.easars - his scqnsir.
ar-r Frr-ve "a w1uii act iow=r hiuseif
e. tne level ef Coranchs Riii or arr
o-er 'ne-arri s-n -f rsn ~ ns'ng
rba coarse and lntempcrate iNnElaEe
v-e IS -- rsrf
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11
Gr.in. flsur. D..
MEDICAL RRE,IrIKs.
Timely suggestions-of Interest 10 Nv.
Fybsas

erybsas.
There are very few people this spring
Who are not able 10 lind something of
vital interest 10 them IA tue following
succlnct advice: Do YOU nave full
feeling IN your head and confusion OF
the mind! Ii Is due 10 i sluggish CIR
culauon OF blood, and Pe-ru-n Wlll cure
ou promptly. Does II make YOU dizzy
10 stoop over? If so, you need Peru
na. which vii remove the passive con
gestOn Of blood IN your BRAN. Do you
have moving specks before your eyes
and twltcnlng Of the eyeLdsg Take Pc
runa AT once. Il VIII cure YOU.
AIo YOU tired, duh and sleepy
Pe-ru-na VIII entirely relieve
YOU Is your sleep restless and
disturbed Pe-ru-na never fails 10 pro
cure sound and refreshing sleep. L.
there ringing or buzAng IA your ears.
Pe-ru-na viii stop Il. DO you hawk
strlngy mucus out OF your throa2 Pc
ru-na IS a specific for it; try It. Is your
appetite and digestion poor Don't fall
10 get Pe-rU-ns; II acIs like = charm.
Are your feet, legs and hands cold and
head hot. Nothing can be found 10
equa! Pe-ru-na; get Il at once. Does
your heart pAlpltSte az the least ex-
ertlon? Suffer no longer with Il, but
get Pe-ru-na and be made whole.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11

-Sate Of society ~here woman andoubs-
sdly occgple Posl tiOn tar lniarior -
that q nan
Bas tom 0lrsoce - China II may %
cOnrdsntly stsse1 that love - the last
thing considered By those Who pro
pose ~ marry. nques.ion4bly Aach
marriages Oi love ID occur among tho
Christian Greeks and Amenians, bus
they are raFo Love nay follow
r.arrtage, but money, position and the
ike are sa q rule and custom the
moving canses. The woman has Little
option IN ne matter he business being
transacted by The near relations with
the aid OF In tarrlediarte& Compulsion
IL often used and In MOhammedan
countries tho parties most Interested
have most probably never seon each
other. How much love can there % IA
such a uniOnP It is evident that while
the woman may D. saved sOno en-
barrlsauasnt or Z sappolntment by this
systsrn. on The other hand she places
herself and her happiness Tar moro be-
yond her power of retrievA shan her
Amsrtcan sister
Tho women o' Persia appear 20 Be
quite ~ happy as our women. one can
imagin0 thas = Persian lady may DO
happier In tho simplicity % her homo
COSTUME. 80 rec from the changing
round Of fashions than The American
women, whose chief end o, 1to appears
10 be - osctuase from one millnor's
shop - the othor. Toe Persian woman
and most Oriental women are Far moro
sOnocrnsd inoonceahny thstr faces when
abroad than thetr persona This Is
rne Of The marked contrasts between
eAstatic and European worSen The face
rnuss b hidden az AL events; the limbs,
a. possible, bat they mnss nos b pro-
kectsd rom observation al the expense
of he faca TIE Wsnds Of Prussia,
who ara Az Asiattc tribe, retain Tho
Asisttc Indifference In regard 70 en-
hibi ang the mother hnbs TIE peasan.
wornsn Of Turkey ~ Persia work IN tho
fields With their husbands For con-
vsnisDcs sheY tack mp their skirts and
drop ne maatlo thaS concsa-s 10
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11

Mrs. Michael Curtain. Plainiield, H.
makes the statement that she caught
cold, which settled Cu her lungs; she
was treated for q month by ner family
physician, but grew worse. He told
her that she was hopeless victim OF
consumption and that no med .c.ne
could cure her. Her druggist suggest
ed Dr.. Kings New Discovery for cor
sumption; she bought bottle and 10
her delight found herself benefited
from frs dose. She continued u use
and after taking ten bottles, found her
self sound and we'll, now does her own
housework and ~ "a Wei. a. she ever
WAS l6c trial bottle OF this Great DIS
coyery at Peck Bros. drug store; large
bottles soc and $l.0o.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11

rooPYEsgaE so az sAczzLLEa CO
W0a1srful tkiSE. selsace. TAe Sal 4
e. cd 1onzns copper ksttls IA he Cd
Homestead bsek-r.rc = e.asEt by ne
keen-syed ssaEry niles assy and Is
in.erpsssed a. signaling SAas al 1nsus-
pecsed enemy = lying Ia aDbEss read.
- throttle tie garrison ~ aay maa NO
menL TIE hsllogrsph - a brilliant
i1veRtion for ortdging distances and
ogr-saouting ths ph0nogrsph. but ShaE
does II amouat - ~ken con pared with
the Rew signal code q the pretty para
sol? Why. is t0tAl.y eel Psed That's
al there Is 70 bs said
Do you doubt itP Very well, cone
along sRd let IS review the tactics "
the charming drill sergeant just over
from Paris she IS doing a roaring
trade no~ In drilling her beautiful. II
awkward. - uzd from Murray Hill They
troop down every morning Ike begy
of angels on maneuveriHg bent Their
aim-the poetry q PArssoi welding,
their hOpe-the conquest OF the stal-
Sart MAnhAttanese, their neld of battle
the avenue and the park.
The drill preliminary IS over. We
may not be there whilo al ths pretty
volleys OF tactical instruction are nred
into the receptive craniums Of the dainty
AmazonS No. There are sacred Sc
crets in the service Of beauty impene-
trable by our gaze. and this Is one. But,
thank the fates, Ne can hang on as a
camp follower and pick up more or less
OF tho mysteries OF this parasol drill.
Here she comes-frst OF the fair re-
cruits. the paragon of the parade. Look
a. her as she strikes that bewitching
pose, the pose Of benefceRt neutrality
- The .farr
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11

once and Nlsprn say Room =, lmmem blork. Is
Mouroe-st- Grand Rapids Mich.
Cures Dca4uDas. Aolsrs lu tnr Head t4farra.
bronchitis. LlUumaiisin. Nervous NebIllEs lm
p0teuCe. barTcl ness ald dis eases resltI Ir fro "a
cary luolscretloDs 4ld eAcessrs OF u aln08d. al 4
Diseases Of tne t.lAarF pr- sns. Blood. sto tn A.
Lungs. kyc and Ear, tlts. H.t sores Be. cn q &,
dyspepsia, Nerve, -Plar Liver. Kidney Ii-a &
Diseases Shortur,s - BTesth. Back ID I.sl.
Small OF Back All I,easos 0f women aud raii area.
and all chr0ui5 diseases.
once hours q u 20 D. ID D"ns1 li. ifue
and no chsree Tor services until cured Medic % IS
sent everywhere. Make caA II possible Dirss
lions ia an languages
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11
THlRTY YEkRS SICK

] was very sick 80 years; had drOpsy al over ny
BODY Ctu.d mol Ucp or Ia iIta4 a. itlt
a choking sensation AID would have O. - IA. 50
hours AT a ilmr. "a tI.lr l0tA. Pas. -
from bowels were partly 81 mes also % .1 r f.l e.
three lncars ta| d uaNei Il4t come vut az b. <
as my thum when / colghrd Or b q Ia q
there also nlfulgs Ia nay stomach and >Bit ~sicfs
cough very bad. 'oug "a hard aud tIrer
sh o. frrat aud trouble with ny heart ana terri
bic pain De Ow fly hear aud rIrl nat u. a. .tl
treatment with Dr. :. Clay Todd g k0aroe-st..
room 4. and Rapids Mirl.. trl g. .-a.
have been getting better ever since. aud n0F
very much better EYER I-eI - .I Hr I'D 3
treatment. Dec. l0 Isss PETER KltrITH JF.
urellLe. OtlaNa lLnllr. M-nh
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11
RHEUMATISM ALWAYS CUhFD'

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Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11

~ s-r1ei~ -Rr ~rnght q ricxe-ei
thst 81 zhed sfFh ,~sn p.sg0sis Ere other
dzr r-e pfckerei ha3 sTasic~~s a
Aazs tha- -ra'd w-Eh tva - shrea
,-sr-ss. ara ~s~a 80 sr.-ssS sss sass
fs -~zs -ess-s@d ~ e'dlnz s~0 T-od
stzss sa~rr ID h{n thst BE- - srsl-
l.-~rf s0 -s .~ffa p -ors1s f-~- ses
irsssa3 ~ ere - l@ saFsst
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11

VIM. Timmons, postmaster of Ida
vile, Ind, writes: Electric Bitters has
done more for me than all other medi-
cmes combined, for that bad feeling
arising IRON Kidney and Liver uou-
BILE" John Leslie, farmer and stock
man OF same place says: "FInd Electric
Bitters 10 Toe the best K Kidney and Liver
medicine: made me feel ike new
man." J. W. Gardner, hardware mer-
chant, samc town says; Electric Bit
ters is Just the thing tor q man who j.
all run down and don't care whether
he lives or dies" He found new
strength, good appetite, and felt jusi
like he had a new lease on life. Only
SOC bottle, at Peck Bros. drug store
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11
GIRLS N TIE FAR EAST.
H0-V Fhsy Are Broszetzs Ur, asaa
Married O1 IA khs Lssaar
= Csaarxy HnaEs E1aaz Lazfsss -
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Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11

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sruas. - arms. - Par@sol bris 2aeF hsfe
size opens ere. opens her foTmlaAole
parAsol. flashes heF hres into the teeth
Of the loVesick foe tie qu@iLs before
her defiant air he parleys 80 truce
She. a@iesticAly magnificent In h-E
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11

ranger ahead7 H'm: not 60 sure %
that Well make sure. And 30 she
strikes the Ready" position Enemy
sighted a. last There he ssunters.
in his lsses, London suit. with stripes
a. down his trouserinV and checks in
Vulnerable al about the outsides of his
pockets Whst are his Intentions ?
That's Just the point % b recon
noitrsd Wait till 90 shows bis little
gama
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11

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