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IN GERMAN PRISONS.
womes Ia $50 Employed as Inspectors
nnd instructorss

womes to $50 Employed as Inspectors
md instructorss
The central committee for home mis-
sions In Berlin Is dcvoting its attcntiou
nt present 20 the necessity Of thor
ougli preparation and practical train~
ing OF women inspcctora Of prisons
Women, says tho New York Ledger,
form quarter OF the number Of pris-
oners, and consequently it Is highly de-
sirnblo TINT women inspectors should
bc appointed who could exercise good
Influence over tho women intrusted to-
their care. The candidates are 60 be-
between twenty-four aud thirty-fivo
years OF age, must be healthy and Of
good character, must have had fairly
GOOD education, liave interested them<
selves in parochial work, bc lesirous Of
specially educating themselves for,
prison work. md be prepared 90 dofrny
the cost 81 their equipment as we'll ns
the journey TO Berlin. Eight months
are demanded for the training four OF
which are 20 be spent I'm the Maadalen
Institute. two In Berlin prisons and two
in pcpitentiary for women. In tho
ainRdalcn institutc they are 60 assist
I'm all tho instruction given by the Sis
ters In tho education of the children1
and % share all the hospital work nnE
lectures which the sisters have in tho
Augusta hospital The chaplain OF tho
MngdalcDuin, Pastor Wicssncr, wifi
give instruction IN pedagogy and lec-
ture on che best method OF curing for
the souls OF the prisoners. Tho presi~
dent of the police, Herr Won Richthofcn,
ard the director II tho prisons, Herr
Dr. KrOhuc, have assured the pro-
fnotcrs of the movement Of their
wariucst sympathy, end promisctE
hearty cooperation IN the work After
completing the course certificates Of
proficiency will be awarded TO those
candidates. who have satisfied the nu~
thOritios % thcir suitability for the
work ard have passed final cxamin~
alton. The Representatives of the CEN
tral board have already announced that
such candidates viii be- assndtlc,f 20
posts In the prisons. The cost OF the
undertaking will amount 90 one thou.
sand two hundred dollars yearly. and
VIII be betrayed by the central board
for home missions.
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his YOUNG LADY Pupil.

Eeroic Treatment when y Big Girl re-
fused to Learn Her Lesson.
a Mainc boy, who 10 now professor
In ono OF our Now England colleges,
used 10 teach town schools whilo fitting
himself for his university course, says
tho Lewiston journal. Seated opposite
to him on railway train awhile ago ho
related to mo somc Of his carly expcrl-
cnco In teaching the youthful idoa
Ono strapping great girl, woman
grown. caused him considerable trouble
hccausc of her Indifference to tho beau
tics Of education in general and "gogos-
Try" In particular, for which neglect
ho caused her TO put In considerable
time after school in making up.
IL reached the teachers ears one day
that this maid had declared 10 an nd.
miring group that sho wouldn't have her
lesson on that afternoon, and that II tho
tcacKcr kept her after school ho would
haYo the privilege OF sltting up ono night
with hor at any rate before she would
mako tho lesson up. This idea caused
muchcxcItcmcnt among the pupils, who
arc usually roady 20 enjoy teachers
discontinue.
According TO tho programme tho young
lady's lesson that afternoon was COM
plcte failure, and she was told 10 mako
~ up nf;er school. When tho session
ended tho other pupils fingered about
with an mir OF expectancy 70 soc tho out
como OF matters.
The tenohor politely showed thom out
OF the room, however, and then went in
and shut tho door. There BAT tho damsel
with her arms dohantly folded and tho
book closed on tho desk before hor.
Tho pedagoguo cordially invited hor 20
open tho book and begin operations,
but this had no effect wbRtover.
"All right" said bo, taking out his
watch. "I'll give you just thirty min.
utes to get that lesson, and n IL ~ not
ready az tho end Of that timo III talso
you across my knee and give you ono Of
the most comprehensive, unabridged
and ablc.bodicd spankings that havo
cvcr occurred since julius Cesar was On
infant"
Then he took chair with his back 90
the enemy. Surprise, modification,
tears and sobs ensued, but at the ond Of
the half hour tho lesson had been
lear ncd-two lessons, probably.
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An ingenious inventor has como 10 tho
relief Of fishcrmon lately. by producing
minnow trap that IS bard 20 boat. First
Of al IL S. wholly composed OF transpar.
ent oolorless glass, and 10 in shape much
Ike a big cartridge. with pointed bul-
lot in 10. lt 10 about tWO aud Ope-balf
feet long, and as Dig around as a mans
leg above tho knoo. " s. hollow, Of
course, and what would bo Tho fat end
Of tho cartridge S. punched On. Ike tho
bottom Of glass bottle and thcro IS o
small round hOlo In the apex Of tho cone
thus male. Tho other and the pointed
end Of tho trap IS Gttod with little
sliding door This big glass cartridge Is
intended 20 be- 500 on Us sido in the bot.
tom Of o brook wbcrc miunows abound.
The cautious ones s00u become socus.
toned 70 it, aud tho reckless fellows
don't sec - until thoy bump their noses
against f.. Some nice bait IS put inside
tho trap, and tho minn0ws soon find
their way into u, through the hoio IN
the punched1n end The little door AZ
tho other end is shut, Of course.
The minnows arc unable 90 find thcir
way out because thcv follow tho
sides Of tho trap ahd th lrads thom
into thc cul.dc-aao o. the 0at end. al
around tho bottom OF Tho cone They
are easily poured oslt. however. with tbo
water in The trap. by holdine DE bLinp
up, pointed end down, and oneaiar tho
httlc slide dOos. Wire IS iais.ed aroand
the outside Of thc trap, al1 forms q
handle BY which - IS convca, any car.
g'od, and the wire alec pr5toes lhc glass
TON Ininrl
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&1tremely Frnnl..

"Now, Robby. II you don't want 70
30 TO Bessie Smiths party, you must
write n note and tell her so; and be
sure and get IL polite. You will find
some models IN this book OF etiquette" :"
said Mrs. Carhart TO her little SON.
Robby struggled with the problem for
An hour, and then presented for his
mothers inspection the following truth
fud but unconventional effusion:
mir. Robert Carhart declines with
pleasure Miss Bessie Smiths kind Invi-
tation for tho 18th, and thanks her eK.
trcmcly for having given him the OPP
p0rtunity OF doing 80. -fIarpOrs Bazar.
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A sac orrr.

Entcrnrising Boy (who reads the pa-
perl -Faddcr, n button manufacturer nt
Barmen win pay $3.50 90 cffery man
killed Ia "a railway Dccidcnt IL ho voar
SIX of dose buttons vat hc sell
Parent Ga clothing dcaler)--pat's
goot ] nuke me dat advertisement
right away. sthamp my namc ON all
dose pants-buttons, aud will offer $3.50
every dime a customer gctS killed on n
railroad IL hc wear my pants NIT six OF
my buttons on.
"Subbose many gets killed It costs
you--"
at cost mo noddings. DoSS buttons
oil fly OF vilc do customer In running 10
catch dat train. ~ Good Ncwa.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-06-04

There IS an old french wigmaier irf
Mulberry street. New York, who doesn =
tallo kindly ~ thc ways Of m0dcrn bald
heads "ln forracr times. Ilc said The
other day, "mon who were bald toole
great pains % have good wig made,
and would pay a heavy price for &C..
Nowadays they prefer to wear shin
ing pato, catch coid. have pneumonia
and die. Fashion may alter ttis state
o. fhings sonic day but iust nov fhc
buoincss Is ,'esd II serl1s 70 rnc soiuov
fimrs tbzf mcn rct0siiy cxlit ia tsksF
baidncs-
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-06-04

Some of tho old-timc cities Of Ncvada,
which gpran0 into existence like magic
while the mining excitement prevailed,
nrc now almost forgotten. In Austin
portions II tho main street, which in
years past were thc scenes of large
business transactions, have I'm the last,
years absolutely grown up with sage
brush. When the moon rises an OBJ
server would bc led o. bpiieec chat here
and there large stores with stone fronts,
once occupied l'y prospcrous merchantss
were brilliantly lightcd, only 81 find ors
passing that the roofs o. Che buildings
have fallen, and the rays ~ fhc moorr
glcam through tho still intact doors
across the shodowcd sidewalk, witB
scpulchral effect
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-06-04
yThat conld shn Mcana

She--My dear husband, do wish
you wouldn't get your hair cut SO short
IL looks like n reflection upon my
temper.
Howell. my barber insists upon IL.
saying IL IL conducive To happiness
among married men.
Sho---It may be among mon, but IL Is
very unsatisfactory to married wom.
Ann. " Herald
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-06-04
Imnnrtant Inrormntlnr

a smart Galveston hoy coming 60
New York on ono of the Mallory steam
ers said 10 the engineer on tho boat:
"fou will get your discharge n you
ain't moro careful"
what for, EonnyP"
You forgot 10 wind mp that clock:
the hands haven't moved since we left
Galveston" replied the youth, pointing
W the steam gnnRc. - Texas Siftinrn
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"They tell me that Edwin Booth is
already sorry he announced his intcn-
tion OF retiring from the stage for a
time"
ut mast By hard FOR him TO give up
acting"
1T isn't that He has scDn the pio-
tores Of himself published ia the news
papers."--Judge.
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coNNtestsHkns oorSrr oSCRr.
Grant Disarict. samuel y. coaner. Pres.
E1aaSant, ben A. Conner.
cortland. X. ID. Benson.
q ni0n. Page Y. NcCrn'n.
Lasoo, NJ. "a 4. Sinclair.
sayVn. Reason A. foll.
Whey, Mason watson.
a1AeWooa. Leroy shaw.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-06-04
4 Rappy Inpronp,u.

Club Racoutcur- Heres an anecdota
Of Webster submit.
Editor-We don't want Il.
Club RacontcUr--Wnl you be pleased
TO st;tte whY2
EhitoT-Well--cr---has II ever been
rublishcd?
Climb RacontcuF
Editor-Nell. yon SEQ. we don't han
die rejected manuscript
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-06-04
Al tho Opera.

Shc--lIow charming dear mamma
looks tonight In the ballet. And grand
mamma In the pink tights on the end
seems real giddy. She is flirting dcs-
pcrately with that young English swell
la the left box.
lie Why, that IS Swaggcrs. lie told
mo tonight that he was about TO clope
with n ballot girl.--I.ifc.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-06-04

Tho most complex of all The suimai
tissues IS tho BRAIN. Tho Dbers Of ono
single optic nerve have been eountcd
undcr . microscope 20 tbo number Of
about three bUndrcd thousand. Tho
number ID tlso brain must therefore be
iumenso- 10 with reFarf 70 cells; they
are sounticss. No method % scieneo
hes becn ablo 70 count the cells in
single square quarter ~ en- inch 81 the
rctsids covering - ths brain
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couIdn't Be suited.

wooi--My cook left to-day. in spite
Of all could do.
Van Pelt--What was the trouble?
Wool-The children annoyed her. I
offered % kill the children. but she was
afraid the authorities would dctaln lIcr
as n witness Jury.
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Penelope tproudly)--1i want to marry
o man who viii bc my master.
Diclscy- Wcally. | think | am Just
the one, my deah, I'm fact know II.
You weally ought to sec me manage
my valet. am actually bVutal 10 the
poor feiinh, don't you know. - Munsey's
Weekly.
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Old Gent understand, sir In fnct,
know that You nnd my daughter AFRO
cdging very rapidly toward matrimony.
Penniless Suitor-lt IL truc. sir, md,
although am Obliged Co confess that IL
will have 10 bc case OF love in cot
tagc, hope
Say no more. f.ovo In cottage In
the true ideal of happiness. You havo
my consent"
"0h, thank You"
providing you can show mo tho deed
for the cottage. Good day" ."--Good
News.
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A Blsek ot tue Young chIp.

81 wish you would renew thia note.
My father will indOrse for me-" said q
Texas youth TO Moso SchAumburg, the
merchant prince OF Austin.
"fen fader has goa no more sense
than TO tndorse for such a son as you
vas. vat SECURITY ish dot for me? Dot
shows dot your vader vas an old block
OF the young chip."--Texas Siftings.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-06-04
Importans II rrue.

~ vopdcrh Shakespeare would havo
modified any Of his plays II he had lived
until to-day"
mo doubt Of t. Tie would have
taken Hamlet, for instance, and mAelo
tank drama in II. Ophelia could then
have suicided In full view Of the audi
ence. life.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-06-04
IIia own IaauIt.

A New York paper contained very
severe criticism on n book. Not long
afterwards the author met the editor at
n social gathering.
80 you aro tho newspaper fellow
who made my book out 10 bo so bad, 4"
said the eXaspcrsted author
Excuse mr, THAT'S what you. your
self, did for IT." replied the editor
Texas Siftinga.
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she saw Hin.

FHther (irnprcssively)--Tbat gentle
man ~ rrof. GreRtmiDd, the eminent
scientist whose marvellous discoveries
have excited the attention of the entire
civilized world. man whom even 20
have seen is an honor.
Duaghter How his pants bag at the
Isnscsl-E. Y. Weekly.
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rhs Real syanr~r.

Aamms (aftcr tho elderly visitor had
goDc sway fou shouldn't have run
out % the room when Miss Oidsby tried
70 take you on her lap, Willie. She was
not going 70 harm you.
Wiiits-She wasn't hoy2 She had her
mouth Puckered all ready for 81, any
Chicago Tribune.
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TrOtter--Well, Rood-by. old man.
I'm on for tOurney through Spain.
squili n struggling poet. anxiOnsly)
Say. my dear fellow, couldn't you do
. kind turn for me over there and
mortgaKs sofnc 81 nay castles for me7-
Effa
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4 polite noardor.

Landlady Have some of this butter,
Mr.. Borylaipe?
Mr. B.--So. thank you
I.andlady--Ah. don't you love butter2
Mr. B.-Well, ! cannot say that love
that butter; but. my dear madam. as
sure you that its age commands my
sincercst respect Washington Star.
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NInch Worse OF

Ragglcs--Dont beg there. Them
folks Is wuSs on than we arc.
Bccry IIen-They don't show 70.
Ragglcs oh, ! know cm. They're
tryin' to cut II dash on Ss,4oO year and
hve children to fccd. .-IIarpcrs Bazar.
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Only TWO Thlnr, I.cf,.

"If prominent man In England gcts
caught cheating at cards." said send
dlcbcrry, apropos of the uordou-Cum-
ming affair, what becomes OF himP"
There are only two things he can
do, said Lord Noodlcby; Commit sui
eide or ncccpt n consulshIp. somewhere
In Asia. ."-Judgc.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-06-04
Dad I.oaala nKIt.

siiss BIanpue- SO yOu arc going TO
South America?
Gen. Eariybird Yes: TO engage In the
lottery business.
Miss Dlanque Why, what experience
have you?
Gen. Earlybird have been married
four times. Puck
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-06-04

Pond Cnclc--Jaok. you extravaaant
rascal, I'll cut you of without shli-
ling.
Jack (the mooniiRhtcr) ALI tho uorc
reason for letting me have the Ave
hundred now. .Munscy's Weekly.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-06-04
Ths nent of Iten.nna.

Ringway--I heard the other day that
your friend. Splinter, had left the stage.
What was tho trOubio2
Feathcrstonc Principally, believe,
becnuso the audience didn't want hifn
20 stay. Jury
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-06-04

''It requires tact 90 asY tho right
thing In the right place, Blinkers re-
marked. didsctically.
Yes" replied Siocum. that same
idea occurred 20 mo when yOu syess
discussing corn saivo ~ breakfnst this
morning. "--JuYy.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-06-04
In Hard Luck

In n Texas Town.
Strangcr-My friend, you seem 20 be
In trouble.
Man Yes, on. mistcr; but you can't
do anything for me.
StrRnger-W What 3 the metter2
MAXWELL, you see, the sheriff ar
rested Inc last week for theft. but there
IL only one bed In tho Jail and he wants
that himself Tho truth OF II is, strang-
or. I've no place 20 stay nights.-Judge.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-06-04

Armand II n fnai9
Nabaia Yes; but III bo ~
"No, yOu won't You csn't b sister
10 Jack Swope and 20 suc. too
''But III be- a bali sister 70 you, NJ.
Ay7nandV p
"Tbst's TO Thin. Light.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-06-04
watl,er wougl,.

"Gwacious." cried Cholly, suddenly,
nt dinner, there are thirteen people at
table"
"Oh, no, Mr. Budd," whispered his
fair companion. "only twelve people
and vou. Life.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-06-04
Far Different.

a rcviyalist in the course of an ami
mated cxhortaticn exclaimed "Ah, but
Heaven Is mg homc."
Just then "a voice In the roar OF the
hall shouted: II thought yOu lived IN
Chicago!-Judge.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-06-04

- don't SEQ how you mako your
patients obey you, doctor. A man who
u fond of high living never will Dict"
''ile can't help himself, madam.
When he has paid my Pill he has 70 re-
ducs his living. ~ Ilarpcr's lIazar.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-06-04
A Good Ron.ap,

Little Johnny Fizzletop had the habit
Of waking MP every night and demand
ing something to eat At last his mother
said to him;
Look here, &ohpny, never want
20 eat anything la the night"
"Well. don't think I'd care much 20
eat anything either In tho night Il I
kept my teeth In n mug Of watcr."---
Texas Siftings.
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No Kind "a a r-IIov.

julia declare, ! think there's no
spirit In Harry. IIe offered % kiss me
last night, but didn't.
Ethel-Why nOt2
Julia--Just because ! told him 10 stop.
--IlnatOn llcrnln
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-06-04

Mrs. Brook Ny husband keeps ac-
coun1 Of every drink be takes.
Mrs. BGnlSsArc you sure2
Mrs BrOok-Oh, yes the dear fellow
says he never gets one that he doesn't
put 10 hOwni-Pnclf
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Grace = notice you have q new dress
aaiger.
Blanche- Yea. thc last garment the
ofher one made for INC was q misHt.
and pspa just missed a a. when he rot
her Gill Boeton Herald.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-06-04

Mcdaniel X. jackson.
1eoatie%-Juliua X. Monroe. Kingwood. Valley
aaa Ploa-anf I. W. Criss. Lyon; J. o. Lantz.
Gnlsa; X. A. hAnRay. Reno: n. T.. Cuppeu.
&Tanf: Dorsey Porinan, Portland.
Clerk CiroaIt Court J0ha W. Watson.
clark Csaaty cOurt--J. Amt Martin.
Prasec atlnz Attorney-Ssll J. PortusI
esaAsy surveyor-A. y. McNillen.
sant OF Sshools-Bo II. Klsey.
Assssasn--R Ra4t SIDE. 0abriol PulliaTu.
Wet Aide. John s. Perkina.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-06-04

Customer Your ten-ccnt shine isut
ns good as your hvo-ccnt one.
Bootblack-i know a.. sir; that's The
reason charge more. They injurc my
reputation Pack.
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Miss WHKirs-- hh. what % change one
httle woman can make in mars life.
Nv Smitbcrs Exactly; and SHAT y
heap Of change she requircs while do-
ing it--Jury.
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Mrs. Slimdict-Th city water com
pauy has raised my rates.
Old IIoarsicr- They must have found
out that we have soit mackerci for
breakfast N. ". Weekly.
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FREQ TO HOPE.

MAY hope?' he asked, after his
seventeenth rejection.
Yes" she replied, you may"
because he said. pleadingly.
''IBecause," she responded. earnestly,
''this Is free country. Washington
Post
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-06-04

Wjaswssl District. J. l. stone. Joseph T..
ksiS39a
VsilaE-A j. DeBerry. Knanaei Dixon.
Lyoa-i. w Crlss. William Is. Taylor.
fAao-noa r. woodward. Saml W. Bowman.
POsrtiAaA WIN. A. Mctilnnis. y. e. Martin.
0ntDa--t-loyd c. ShAner, George Geissman.
rSAaAak--Iamoa T.. Fultmcr. A. y. Chldestcr.
frAa(-~NtlIIa-u +. ID. Miller.
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"Young man, what tune Is that you've
been whistlin' all the mornin'2"
THAT That's au air from Lucia. o"
"Wcll. don't yOu think n change of
OR Is sometimes bencdciol2"- -Hurpers
Ilaznr
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-06-04

He fpoeticall All, who can express
the power Of lovc2
She lpracticail n can. IT'S two don
kew power Munscy's Weekly.
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naxIsrAlss.

NeswS~A. Joss,s n. oodwin, simeon Nat
na1y.
V1hsy, Dave c. Ziup. John u Strahln.
JSsa. lanes hcGee. David J. Gibson.
kaso. H. n. wheeler. r. II. Summers.
f>srttand. Johp ". NIL. Pre@ton Glover.
Hqtpa, <asse w. Shader. Julius Scherr-
f.ea4anl, L,sv1 2. Miller, u. IL. Martin.
t2SXnt ". n. McGihbous. Alpha Hnyans.
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fn iIlo Wat of nlo rlaile-

Mrs. s. They say man mover mar
RIGS hts first love
llce Iiubby lic can't; G. would b.
paiygauiy lie
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Maud-Oh, I'm invited 10 the Way
ups' ball but don't know what In tho
world % wear What would you wear
" you bad my compcMOu7
Milliccut,-A tbiek veil Boston COur-
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First Us<rssS-John .. Pendloton. wheeling.
0his osunty-
tsWa Jefferson 10.
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Skies -Ah, there's Miss Van Wyck
She's OF 20 Europe tomorrow.
DOlph-And there's Travcrs after her
How about their engngement2
Sixcs-That's of. too. jury.
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Sa~io--Which war---the rebellion or
tho revolution?--Jury.
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ssAs Il Kenaa. Charleston. KAnawha County.
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