davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-03
A Terrible Mexican Duel.

CHICAGO, Jan. Ia dispatch from
Mexico, printed here today, tells of q
horrible duel fought in Cordoba, Mex
leo. Two prominent young men who
were in love with the same girl, quar-
relied in front of the cathedral. A fight
began, both drew knives and in few
minutes one was lying on the sidewalk
completely dismembered, while his an
tagonist was go terribly hacked that he
died in few days.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-03
GROUNDS FOR DAMAGES.
A Railroad Company Held Responsibl
for Wreck.

A Railroad Company Held Responsible
for Wreck.
LA GRANDE, Ore, Jan. 2.-The coro-
ner's jury impaneled to inquire into
the cause of the accident on the Union
Pacific railway, near here December
30th, in which an engineer and fireman
were killed aud two tramps fatally
injured, today returned YER
dict that the company was responsible
for the wreck, because of the imperfec,
ballasting of the road bed and poor judg
engine at the high rate of speed re-
quired on mail train. 1t is said the
families of the deceased engineer and
fireman will bring suit for damages.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-03
A Pennsylvania Riot.

GREENsBURG, Pa, Jan. "A special
says riot occurred this morning at
Millwood between employees of the
Westmoreland Diary company. Fire
arms were used, and several persons
were shot, one fatally. Warrants have
been issued for the arrest Of the rioters.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-03
nenelt.o.iu Mnrocco.

GIBRALTAR, Jan. 2.-Advices received
here from Tangier. Morocco, report that
the tribes living in that neigh borhood
are in open rebellion against the sultan.
The reason OF this is thought to he the
recent dismissal in disgrace at Fec, Of
all the Moroccan ministers and court
officials. A British gun boat and cruiser
have started from here to protect Brit
ish residents aud Interests in Morocco.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-03
Insurance Companies Retire

BosToN, Jan 2.-The City of London
Fire Insurance company has decided to
withdraw from business in the United
States, owing to the lack of profit. The
company will carry all its risks in this
country to maturity.
The Meriden, CT, Fire Insurance
company has also retired from business,
reinsuring it's risks in the Royal.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-03
A Steamer in Distress.

Boston, Jan 2.-The British steamer
State of Indiana, from New York De-
cember Goth for Bristol. Eng, with a
cargo consisting chiefly of grain, -four,
lard and oilcake, arrived at this port to-
day in distress, and reports that she
was disabled in heavy storm encount-
cred December 29th.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-03
UNsUCCEss FUL BULLS.
Tho Attempt to Force Rye UP Is Said to
Be Failure.

Nsw York, Jan 2.-The rye commits
sion merchants of the produce exchange
believe the action OF the millers of this
state in endeavoring to raise the price of
rye, will not be successful. One of the
leading dealers and exporters said to-
day: Last August, when the great
shortage of the European crop of rye
was made public, many millers, as we'll
as others. bought, expecting a rise in
prices. AS matter of fact the price
steadily declined from $115 to 98 cents,
and the millers have lot of grain on
their hands. There is now no European
demand, and 1 find it impossible to
make any sales of Importance. Grain
Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-03
HURRAH FOR ANAHEIMi

Within the City Limits.
ANAuE1M. Cal, Jan. "A mass meet
ing to consider the establishment of a
sugar factory, this afternoon, resolved
to call stockholders meeting next Sat-
urday to organize the corporation. Suf-
ficient acreage 10 subscribed to go ahead
and form company. The greatest en-
thusiasm prevails. The factory will be
located in the city limits OF Anaheim,
and outside districts will have beets
hauled free.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-03
a Good rhinc for Houston.

GALVESTON, Jan. 2. - A gentleman
prominently connected with the South
ern Pacific railroad stated here today
that the general Offices of that company
will shortly be removed from New Or
leans to Houston, Texas.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-03
TACK 1T ON THE WALL.

Get the best not the cheapest. Confne your pur-
chases to such goods as your experience and judg-
ment tell you are of the finest quality No mer-
chant can build up a profitable business by selling
inferior goods When undesirable goods accumulate
reliable articles at reasonable prices Serve your
customers with DR.. Prices Delicious Flavoring
Extracts as they never fail to please. In million
homes for more than quarter of century they
have given satisfaction
Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-03
A Freicht rrain Accident.

BELLAIR, o., Jan. "a freight train
on the Baltimore & Ohio road broke into
three sections last night; two of the Sec
tions collided at a bridge mile west of
here, wrecking ten cars and the bridge.
Five tramps stealing rides were injured,
two fatally.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-03
Herriok and ossman surr ender.

YoNKERs. N. Y, Jan. 2.-Train Dis
patcher Ossman and Brakeman Herrick,
who are held responsible for the Hast
ings accident on the New York Central,
surrendered themselves to the coroner
today. Both were at once admitted to
hoi1
Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-03
Trains DeIaved bv wind.

CHICAGO, Jan. 2.-The wind storm
last night seems to have been general
throughout Northern Illinois, Wiscon-
sin, Iowa and Indiana, and caused con-
siderable delay to mail trains cue this
morning.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-03
The rslepraph Bovcott.

L,REDo, Tex, Jan. 2. The operators
in the Texas Mexican telegraph Office
here refuse to handle Arapsas Pass
business, which is sent via Laredo for
Corpus Christi.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-03

600 forms. AS soon as Piufsich learned
that his thievery was discovered, he
killed himself.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-03
The Late Justice Miller's
Family Destitute.
A Fund for the Relief of His
Widow Started.
Contributions From His Admirers
Will Be Accepted.
Bishop Leughlin's Funeral-A Cold
Wave in the Northwest-A Novel
Prize Fight-Other Eastern
Happenings.
Associated Press Dispatches.

AsbOcla tru 1lcsS Oisbhtcuc,.
ST. PAUL, Jan. 2.-The following cir
cular letter is being sent to judges, law
yers and the many friends of the late
Hon. Samuel F. Miller and his widow !:
ST. PAUL, Dec. 16, 1892.
All opposition by any member of the
family OF the late Hon. Samuel F. Mil
Ter, justice of the supreme court OF the
United States, to raising fund by SUBJ
scription of his many admirers and
friends, for the support and mainten-
ance of his widow, or the erection OF a
suitable monument to his memory, has
been withdrawn. provided the amounts
contributed "are voluntary and spring
from the hearts of the subscribers !"
and soliciting subscriptions is not per-
mitted. The opportunity is hereby Of
fered for you to subscribe as much as
you may desire. Transmit check to the
order OF Oscar B. Hills, trustee in this
city. Respectfully,
JOHN B. SANBoRN,
OF the Minnesota Bar.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-03
An Embezzler saIcldes.

BuDA-Pssru, Jan. The discovery
was made today that Cashier Piuisich,
OF the Buda-P Pesth National Savings
bank, is short in his accounts over l0O,-
Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-03
Three Men Killed.

GRAND JUNCTION, Tenn, Jan. PA
construction train at Toons, Hardman
county, Tenn, was derailed yesterday
from some unknown cause, and three
negro employees of the Illinois Central
Railroad company were instantly killed.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-03

100 cans of Texas Oysters at Bradway
Market, and thousands IN bulk. Will be open
New Years day until l p. m.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-03

Floods In Upper Austria.
VIENNA, Jan. 2.-Disastrous floods
are reported in upper Austria.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-03
CLERKS OFFICE,
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT,

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT,
ST. PAUL, Dec. 81, 1891.
Your attention is respectfully called
to the above. To those acquainted with
the circumstances, it is known that
Justice Miller left no estate IRON which
any income can be derived. The hope
of some members OF his family that
they could furnish adequate support to
the others, has proven delusive. The
widow has no income from any source.
All contributions sent to me will be for
warded promptly to Mrs. Miller.
Yours truly,
OSCAR B. HILLS.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-12-07
TEa IN 4. M1NsTaELa

= EbIoyzbIz Fsr1orraauce at Mason &c
Tempe Last Night.
4 large sudisnca assembled at Masonic
csn1pIe last uighE 20 witness the perform
ancs at the Young Mems Esbrsw Asaocia-
sion Minstrel C6nyoany. The programmes,
and he sxcsllens manner in WHICH it vas
carried etEsr ~ould DO crsdIs 20 any minstrel
sOuzpaay On the road.
The frat part wss exceptionally fine;
5hs Staging 0f The entire company was sx-
csl-euG Que noslceaols and acceptable
fseSare was saaG Eas Jokes were positively
new.
z ?. Grsen wood sang, 1.-THE Law Won't
Allow Ne TO Do IT. comic song well rsa-
dered- Felix Kohlsr received deserved ap-
plause when be sang Sailing Home TO
Mary" push Dem Clouds Away" by NJ
q. Roshehilds was done without a shove. =
4 4 Cohen told Of the Chinese You
know." A. Abrsharns sang "The Bow
cry the haopLess nis Of she frat part. He
Il good singer and splendid actor. L N.
ksn1 sang The Pardon Came Too Late ("
pathetic soCg which be rendered very
nicely.
The 'Tidovs To Be" added quite e novel
~ 20 tee already popular ''Ta-ra-ra Boom
de-sys.' Ils swell promenade was quite a
feature. 2. 2. Chase did q song and dance
with effect. L HeIInaan showed that be ia
q remarkable whistler. He entertained the
audience with the beautiful solo, Come
Back 20 Erin," aud was enthusiastically
appIauded.
The banjo solo Of Frank Delay demon
ssrated that he is master OF the inssru-
nank
The performance concluded with an orig
inal sklt By the company. the ''WelI
Gained System, which introduced several
ridiculously funny situations. After the
minstrel show the audience was invited 70
join Ia dance, which eonunued until q
late hour. The programmes Of the perform
auce and dance were deliberately gotten up
and ara pretty souvenir Of the enjoyable
occasion.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-12-07

To your pocket book to spend single cent
In purchasing clothing, hats or furnishing
goods of any sort before looking at our i'm
mense line Of the above gooda We are pre-
pared TO meet any and all prices given you
even on cheap goods, showing you all
around; We will sell you first class goods
and for less money. Our stock Is complete
in every line. Speaking Of neckwea We
have got the choicest things ever shown in
this city; they come one In box and will
make nice Christmas present. Smoking
coats, dressing gowns, In large variety, silk
and linen handkerchiefs, elegant is the only
word We can use TO express for them; they
come plain or initials. Our line OF silk
and gloria umbrellas are well selected, rang
ing In price from 81 to s12, and we can
safely say such beauties were never shown
before. And last, but not least, we VIII al
low q special discount OF 10 per cent on all
cash purchases, thereby making yonr
money 60 further than ever.
dd B. II. LEVY & BRo.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-12-07

Exit among their 11mbsr have sszsozz shs
following telegram
SGvANxAz, Ca. Dec. S, 1909.
'Ssrious trouble psncinz Ssswssn tie
OPERATORS and Central railroad q 6sGTzza
VIII eaina1ese Ia few 6egz AL ssls-
zrsphsrs remain sw&y s1d sccsps 70 Dosi~
zion urtl . settlements IA sSscssd.
This message ls direct shrsas % ms
and tie ofsosrs Of the com ceny
that is Ia expected 20 have
strike on the system and is inss16sd b pre-
vent tee company su1cloyinz agents and
ssaszrsphers % carry ca sns work 81 ths
cay. 81 is action On the cart % tie opera
tors Ia iGapgopsr IA 10 far a. they have an
slcfpessd toe decision &c be arrived 81 and a.
e sxDrsssss sEsir desire 70 Interfere With tbs
WORK Of ths company before strike has
been ordered by sossr orzsnlzssiou- Should
TIE obJecs Tor which abs tei4zrsIa Ess ssnt
Qua Be contaminated is mfzhs rssuis IN IN
Tod ioss % LIE and pgopersY. Thls action
rss taken 81 TIE committee. although
snsT profess - wish b have
"a annics5ls sssslannens n The
claimed differences They have thus used
toe wires aud smployss Of the Central rail-
road 10 SIR up iosubordtnssion and dissatls-
fsesion. In view a snsse fscs< have d.
fscsed svsry s1perfntsndsnt On Thoss diyis-
ion any Of khis committee may have bssn
employed 20 disoasrzs them At onos Tor the
reasons that they been and now are absent
from their positions without lsavs, and be-
cause shsy are attempting b stir up strife
Ia TIE minds 81 ne employees who probably
10 not recognize ths gravity Of tbs trouble
which IL ATTEMPTED. Ths agitation which
has been worried up on the Central
railroad within ths last month ny the
Order Of Railway Tslszraphsrs has resulted
Ia al lssse one disastrous wreck, and II they
ars permitted 10 nsgisot their duties for the
puFposss ns agitation 10 is likely b have
more serious results BounS four weeks ago
a hssd@snd collision occurred on the
Chattanooga. Rome and Columbus rail way
and gss brought about, believe, by the
agitation which was thsn being fomsuted
over the system among ths operators Dis-
patoher Mclaughlin at Griffin was 30 blame
for the collision. and he was at
that time, and has sinoe been, NOM
her u that COMMITTEES" and I have no
doubt that the fact OF his mind being filled
with hts dUBios a. an agitator resulted In bis
usgieoting his work aud forgetting the
trains that no had Ia hls charge. Tbs re-
suit was head-snd collision which may
cCst the company In the nsigbborhood Of
1000, and has MANNED several Tnen for
life. Notwithstanding the temporary In
oonVeDIenos and IL will be nothing norsl
which this conduct on the parb Of shese
telezraphers may occasion tbs management
will not submit 10 IL longer.
UEoRoE Dole WADLEY.
ftannrai a srar41 tAa1auA
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-12-07
Highest of all in Leayening Power-Latest u Govt Report
R9z,a:!!I:l!! B Bs@5sg
ABSOLUTELY PURE
CITY sagyUs.

is reported that tie so-csIIsd "coua-
rnitsee Of ore hundrsda il getting 20 into
the hundreds
Where are al the new faces which ara IN
oe seec - ne sereess coming front L
question often asked in Savannah
The Christian Endeavor societies Of The
csy netd 1ntou meeting az the Indepsnd-
eat Erssoy tartan church last evening. The
services we're interesting The reports from
zee olEsrsnt soctsklss show them 20 be In =
healthy condition.
Tnree thousand acres Of land O. Ossabsz
Island WA sold yesterday by Sheriff Roman
I2f taxss. IL brought the amount due,
aoo0k 600; tie bystandsrs very coustder.
ately not bidding against ons OF the heirx.
VINO bought In the property.
Tie Standard Manufacturing and Cor,-
mission Company, manufacturers OF elders
Ahd vlnegArs, las declared dividend Of as
Per snare. This company il II good hsuds
and dong . large business. Il IL one OF
those small enterprises that help city.
George Weston lcolorsl was arrsstsd
Yesterday afternoon BY Detective Hum
phriss for stealing goods from the Savan-
nah, Florida and Western warehouse.
Some OF the goods were Fecoversd This
stealing has been going on for several weeks.
MAI Has 0. TIlsoa is meusioned By his
frtsnds for the office Of county treasurer.
he major IL q gallant confederate veteran
and business man and workingusn, and
II ne eutsrs the race would get q strong
support from al classes Of his fellow citi-
Zsns.
The statement In yesterdays MORNING
NEWS 70 the effect thas the stock Of tie
savannah and Augusta railroad, In which
the endowmsns fund Of the Telfsir acadsuy
Is Invested, was not paying any dividend Is
Naze ur4 =. A,-F-
larry.
The monthly court house sales ysstsrdav
wers anything but exciting. The only
nveiy bidding was on q EEsle tract Of land
as TIE 1unosure Of the Thundsrbols and
BonAvensure roeds The trscs contained
four acres and brought 800. III. Fur
Der wa the purchaser.
The city council will meet to-nizhs.
Among ths principal pieces Of business viii
Be al election 20 I'll Alderman BaiIsy's
placs. Mr.. Merritt W. Dixon is she only
cue mentioned IN connection win the place
20 far. Mr.. Dixon viii probably be elected
He Is an able and popular business man aud
has considerable reputation 81 q politician
Tbs county commissioners viii hold =
nesting this afternoon a. o'clock for tne
purpose OF considering questions concern
Ing the Dundee canal Dr.. Read, who gave
the right Of way for the canal through tie
nee leeds OF brampeon plantation, proposes
70 have everything thoroughly understood
about the matter cefors soe present board
goes ous Of Office.
The meeting OF the Georgia SoGthsrn aud
Florida railroad bondholdsrs which was
called 81 Ehs Aerchan1s' National Bank
yesterday morning. was not held, as 8
matter which 10 was called 10 consider had
already beeu arranged. Mr.. Il. P. SuArs
Ia now in Macon upon business connected
With the Georgia Southern and Florida
bondhoIdera' interests,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-12-07
FIoHr1NG PERKINS, BILL

The Druggists Measure Poi1ssc CgE
as q Dangerous Thing
The bill introduced Ia shs Isgialasgrs BY
Mr.. Perkins Of Haberghan county - rsgu-
late the Gales Of nssdicinss sss.. q Er1aai13
the oppositiou of al the druggists q G+aar-
za, and TIE pharnacsusical association
is making a strong sfrSrs . 1ersas ms
rnsasurA
The oia would, 4 &c ssnanas \ law. v1rsu--
ally XII tHe ssle Il al -spusabis Da1sns
nssdiotaes In cha stat shsy say, and VICE cue
4 cart in amount % rsysnus - me siEzes.
Is would % 3 surciau upon shs druggists
Hhtch practically could noe Go czrris6 aus
According - ia 5tll 81 medicines sxcsps
chYsicIaus prescriptions MUSE ~ labeisd
sishsr Ia printing or writing. showing ne
i1grs6isnrL
~ aars sn5s would - = asuaf1E r. he css-
10 shs druggists say shsy cannot sea. 5hnuIG
.ss SrS5-issss=s se 5r5prtsEzTT Es14Giaes
.ouply Win shs law &c would &Sar1 sn
opportunity FOR interruptions cerscns e.
cfrsr for aaie crscaFaGaons a. s.1seisases
waieh n ghs cnngean she drugs uzsnsicue6
ca sns laSelA but oe such quality. in son
seosi01 VIVA ssa lxncrtng q al lava AMI
science Gf chemistry ia lGs crsrar sGiorz. "A
would maze st1s scrfr nzsrsIV = csn9ior1srs-
sacn Of ssrEsln drugs Of Rssls virsns szs
probably productive q much harm.
The law would &c toe means e giving
30 sas pubic, che vast ma t6rfsY 0g wEjch ara
aos, and arr noe Bup1ossd 90 %. acquainted
visa aassyfs nssdics or charaassy, = fans
<nowiedxs o. izlxil1z q ne azss II czrtaa a
cowsrfdl drugs and chemicals. vatoa would
ssud GO create 4 system q setf-sx2erfasas-
lng 1.seserc1E IA "a cDnae1ueucss
Rzprsasn "a tive Dooian, IL n 1ndsrssoo1
VII oppose sne G1easurs AID work Ter Ia
1sks4E
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-12-07
How the Mayor Decided q Question Of
Veraci.y.

How the Mayor Decided q Question of
Veracfty.
The case of @. w. Bandy, who was
charged with selling liquor on Sunday,
came up before the mayor yesterday. The
testimony was so conflicting on both sides,
and the stories were 90 straight, that the
mayor was deeply perplsxed how 70 decide.
He hit upon q curious and unusual plan TO
test the verscity Of witnesses for the prose-
cution. They were two negroes, and
while giving their testimony one said that
be could not find the plaee again IL be uas
% be hanged. He said that Special De-
tsctive West had showed them the way and
told them 70 20 Ia and buy toe whisky,
which they did.
Mayor McDonough In order to test them
sent them 10 charge Of Officer Mahsr 20 the
corner OF New aud West Broad streets
where they started out on the Sunday In
question TO buy the whisky. From there
they were 10 oonduot the officer, without
direction from any one, 10 the place. They
wound In aud about several places but
finally turned up at q back gate opening
into Bandy's which they said was the place
where they got the liquor. The results Of
this scheme viii be reported 10 the mayor
this morning aud II win probably have
some bearing on his decision In the case.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-12-07
LOCAL PERSONAL

J. W. Aided OF Louisville. Ca, Is il the
city.
Mr.. Al huffman Of Atlanta ia q guest Of
the De Soto
J. W. Crawford Of Alschua, Fla, aud 7.
L Crawford OF Valdossa are az the Pm.
laski
David c. Carson has becoma taller OF the
Savannah Bank and Trust Company, vice
l. W. Lsndsrshine.
". q Carroll, travelling auditor, and J,
Z: Medlln, travelling freight agent Of tbs
Plant system, are at the De Soto.
Mrs. Camp and Miss L A. May Camp Of
New Jersey are IN the city. They will leave
U few days for their winter home e.
DeLand, Fla.
Mrs O. II. Carter, who IL extremely I'll
was shought 20 be slightly better last even
Ing. She has the type Of typhoid fever that
prevails as the north
Hon. z. s. duBignoG, Capt. D. G.. Purse
Mr.. J. >. Collins, Hon. Pope Barrow and
Hon. joseph Doolan were among the pas
sengers on the Central train for Atlanta
last night
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-12-07
rRAMPn PLKnrrKuL.
The Holidays Attracting tns Gang
Here In Large Numbers

The Holidays Attracting the Gang
Here IN Large Hunnbers
Win tbs approach Of the holiday season
Savannah ls becoming infested with the
boIdsss gaog Of sramps that has ever visited
the city. Every day brings new additions
b. the ranks II the ''travslsrs' and people
are bsipz constantly accossed for money Ia
shs streets By sbls-bodisd men.
They are a shrsEd, sharp sss, and a. Ion z
a. an officer Is IN sizht they never try the
begging racket. Just where the tram "a
rendezvous IL not known, but il Is supposed
% be Ia the neighaorhood of Southovsr
junction, which always hss had sous ps-
culiar attraction for the Fraternity. The
piacs s Ear enough away from
the city q ylzrzntss the squat
terra from police raids, ard coovsu-
lent enough Tor them TO make frs1usue
trips Iaso the CITY 20 carry On their opera
tons. Burgtaries s<s Becoming rather
alarming among ne residences south OF
GazG0u street.. Auc q q reasonable - SUI
them.
Housewives GO, ars coming n FOR SHARE
az annOyauca rom 1euauis Tor food and
these whose svnUazhesic hearts cause shsn
20 glvs zramp I 1Cu15lful E1DulT 4 vet
la4s ara ZsnsrallY scrry FOR s1eir zcsioc
within csgE lays 4t5sr their Erss sx1erI-
snca- There sssIus 10 be . sors q free
nasonrY Among me Tx " hen oue z treated
vel az a house 1e 1Cr1Eies hIs ~oroghers,
and svarv nav thereafter the KIDD housa7zIrz
- aOnorsd with 4 cal from = 6lE4rens
ueEnnar III sne y-gup. VITO ''1ass.s a Little
5omsxniug n aag, laven's had anything al
dav.f
Ons lady Ezo0d snis annoyance for several
lays ~ rswar't tor aer xndaesa. bGs
Enen it sssInsd maj the chiux vas az
parsnriY aDuur 20 zssums perpetual gro
portions sEle 1lr IDuu 1uFsi plan - rus
sr1n % IL Shs aid II 4 5CuuEItuI supply
III 1nGkRd hs--iugs and craczarz and 20
every Tramp saaE called she 1Cied cue
cracSsEa And dsr-,ngs. The scheme worked
20 successfully -laS aftar few days the
gentry unit 1AT'ug their rsspRcts and COW
ms lAdy IS sls a1vIeu one Of her locality on
1cc1Hns 8f Isr Erssduu from tha ocsher
% v1lc1 lsr 1sigunurs ara SUD iecsa1.
E1s 'srackeT anu herring house has
14sn market. anu e 10 longer has any a.
fraction lnr ramps. Their snOmachs are
5rsEET veil adauEed 70 uoss kinds oc food,
sur Ele 1ssT ssTis K nanU. Essices oeinS
1rvs was E1u mountainous for chem
Enunder1nlE sssuH a &c zhe 1lacs dear 60
1ls tramp 1saE@ When they Deg for
mOnEY s1sir 1laa IN nearly avsry
INSTANCES g: Please give ne l. cents
% get q Thunusr8Gis. am darrtg1o and
sxpasr % gar wurx Ehera L I could only
raIsa enough 20 pay car tara.' This often
brings results. Due instead Of raxfug ia
E1uuner1nls ma ramp generally sub
srltgIrss some eaHTHnIans berrOou1. The fare
20 Ehunder1ai5 ami ne average price Of
fI1nk Jf wtisizY 3 L csnGs, and one can
-sadIiy $50 WV 10 % -ramps have auch
spseiai lsAring s0r 5avaanah's favoriss
suburban rszoy-r
4 aid N Two Jv me police N the trarups
4rlar-sT5, II nilsv Gould be located, would
probably have s1s affect Of making then
rdid snelr tents and 1epars Cn.ess s6is Is
done va Can sxpsCs 4 cnnHnuancs Of roo
3ar1ss az 1rtVa1a -asiCauces