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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20
STATE PRESS SENTIMENT.

The people Of this country ought to be
thankful that the human bones used
here for the refining 81 sugars. and sub
sequently Tor fertilizers, are the ''pauper
product OF foreign COUNTRIES They
come from the oycrcrowded cemeteries
Of Mexico and il viii be nonsense Tor
squeamish persons to imagine they de-
tect flavor OF their grandmother in
their tea. or faint Of Uncle Thomas In
the tomatoeA--Dstroit Free Press.
Wall street and many eastern people
demand the single gold standard. while
in the far west some are advocating
what would result IN making silver prac-
ticaIly the standard The middle course
is what the country neede The two
standards should be maintained and can
bc.-Saginaw Courier Herald.
Last Sunday evening body OF silver
mine cranks burned President Cleveland
in efhgy in Kingman. Arizona The
owners OF tho iron. copper and lead
mines are yet 10 be heard from.-Kala-
plazoo Gazette.
Unfortunately the Russian naval fleet.
however good its intentions might be.
would be unable 10 render any consider
able assistance in repeliing an attack
from the direction Of Colorado.-Detroit
Tribune.
Taking one consideration with another
things in Colorado seem 10 be fast be-
coming more nladuro.--JacksonC Courier.
Star
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20

Judge burilnsamss sentence Of Leon
Smith = fully a. sesers - the victims
"a his crimes could desire. The young
man sin 10 imprisoned IN the ionia
house q correetioe for eight years unless
by god behavior he shall earn cen
inetation- II DO shall improve his OPP
psrta1ities in that direct.on his actual
-onfnsment wiii DC snr "a period OF ak
years and eight months The mor@l
effect u smith's ssnten,e all be sssia.
tAzy IL vii satisfy young men THAI Il
= better fos them o. acquire money
~ioxly aad honestly than 10 aequire It
ia a few hours hy brilliant dishonesty.
aul then spend the best part Of the knst
Years q their lives In a consict's cell.
Were Smlth - have been senteaesd Tor
q lsfEa 80 than hse years the criminaiiy
lnclined xould quickly have computed
the ccst n his imprisonment by TIE
plumber OF dollars Be fiehed- With a
sentence % eight years before hin these
lnafhsmatieians viii quickly figure out
that Smith's forgery ~As losing ven
tare. Therefore the sen,encs vdl oper-
ate a. protection ~ society and as a
restraint upon the criminal. Smith Is a
bad young man. Hshas deceived every
bcdy. Including his mother. since be
arrived Al an age when il became nec-s-
sary % support himself. He Is now in
prison. ifduring his confinement there
in he shall develop some OF the instincts
o. honesty the Law and society will be,
satisfied.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20

In childhood we study mathematics
and languages TO strengthen our mind.
When We get older our mind il 50 strong
that these things are driven entirely out
OF it.-Boston Transcript
When Fogg was thrown down by the
electric car into the lap of . dignified
was 10 sit In the scat Of the scornful.--
Boston Transcript.
Unmixed evils rarely occur The fact
that money has been tight 10 said 20
have resulted in q great deal of sober
thought Baltimore American.
Mr.. Simpson will consent not 10 b-
governor Of Kansas AT least. % long
as the Kansas people don't want him Ia
be.-Chicago Record.
Money 10 filthy stuff" remarks the
Boston Traveller. So IL 10, but then
even poverty has its disadvantages
New York Tribune.
A one legged rope walker IL another
kansasI freak. who does not however.
threaten Llewellyns supremacy.N New
York Recorder.
There 10 many . wife hungering for
an occasional word Of approval who viii
be buried in Q rosewood caskct. Rams
Horn.
The chain which holds the COW "a the
stake In like hard conumdrum. II con
tracts the browse. Boston Transcript
Almost every one who can't sing was
Mt one time member Of church choir
--Atchieon Glcte.
Colorado speech IL silver. but there is
scme golden silence IN the state. New
York World.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20


Winplss--Whas did yos thiak a
6nsdgss Fossrsh a Jug orstionr
wsnpis. -xse much
wei. hs 1n1hDd far thirty niout0
without once usAng the sd3ecs1ss 1anr1-
Ga --PklisdeapkiA Cal.
Yea nads great idiot a yoarecif
You told that bosenn gisl that yoa had
. nodding scQuaintnncs with Kant 11e
diod bsforo yuu uere bora
oh. shs underwood M J meant
that ksnt sissys os<s ne sleepy.
Hsspsris baxaz.
Yea ! married tAs ncthss insssa1 a
the dsaghtsr 70 svoid having . nothss-
in-lsu.
-Asd vsss ycu hsrpyy-
-Alns. no. She psoSud cnpAboe a a.
ciaaing - both capscitieA -1sssA
Nsvespay--6ay. old by. lad ne thir-
tea dollsrA
Eyssooth--wsll--un-I dost kasw
obout thnG
Neutrality-suspicious. shy We'll.
mako u t9slvs- Nov York Wsskly.
The Des-Hs didst catch yos dat
tina.
The Tsoet Il gun not; thsrs are ~
nies on me.--Life.
The bandmastsr's business \ nsarly
always conducted % . sound baslaI--
Buffalo Couries.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20

OsnG1nAaas whSsA Wsan1 No. - 49,
~ I. Al rsuvuass~
OnnlAnn life - even n small v1llaesa.
eli out-of-Aoon Ths kitchen Of IN
italian Inn. no matter of what degree.
hes always . warm hearth. anA lie
lartier il more plentifully stcrrd than
. publkc houss in England of ths same
description The only fsults--some one
may think IL L. = long and . rather
completes lixt--sre noise. dirt and un1-
verxal disorder and confusion
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20

<iizgrscs kssniy and The soxsou ] have
eaussd ny Soor mother. Shs uAl t4ks
ny panishsae1t tbs nAr<se fo< TIE
Sessua that sh< has brea led - think
that ! would get ~ lightly ! fesi very
sorr. for best aud viu Try ~ make Amends
fof The d,zsracs have brought upon
Der By iny future b~havtox. ny
fate - pro<ouneed and there RENAME
bot for ne 70 look II it in the brightest
hght II you see Judge Bufitngams
thank him Tor Inc Tor not giving me Tie
Whole fourieen yesrs'
OF Gor lania.
Deputy Sheriff Houmsn took Smith
10 prison on the 5.3, train over The ID.
q. H. 4 NJ. railroad yesterday sftsrnoor.
AZ the request u the prisoners mother
she Vac permitted 10 furnish q hsck for
the conveyance u the party IA The
depot she and lady friend accompany.
ing them. The officer handcufIsd the
prisoner b himself while riding 10 the
depot. and when they boarded the train
Smith paid the extra bait dollar Tor the
privileges at occupying . seat In the
parlor ear. When they arrived
at ths depot large crowd
Was In waiting to 80 the
oifioer and his young prisoner They
remained Ia tho hack until the train
Was ready 10 start Ia order Ia avoid the
crowd. but II rushed in upon them -
they passed Ia the car His mother
wept a. slae hade her erring son good
bye. and the scene was a touching one
a. he WAS taken from her embrace BY
the ofhcef. While on the way 10 Ionia
he chattei pleasantly with tho officer.
while they sat smoking. and referred 10
his cscapsdes with expressions at regret
lie did not break down when he left his
mother TOR eight long years. but he vas
visibly affected. lie told the ON
Ger he was glad the officers
caught him a. they did or he would
have continued In his reckless career.
but ~ IL 10 he has learned . lesson that
will be 1t value TO him. When they
reached lonia large crowd was waiting
at the dcport 10 get q sight Of the young
forger. The officer took him Oh the car
from tho rear AZ the crowd was 80 large
that the other passageway was nearly
blockaded. The deputy took him
directly to the prison where he
was given bath and dressed
in tho regulation prison suit. Smith
was registered as No. l352
and placed in cell No. 10 in ward Il. In
a few days he viii b. put to work in the
knitting factory on gloves. After he
had been locked in his cell Deputy
Sheriff Houman called on him and he
said be was well pleased with his apart
men;. lie requested the deputy TO get
money from mas mother with which 10
subscribe for Grand Rapids daily for
one year. When the officer asked him
II he had any preference az to the papers
he said ne wanted TIE HERALD and re-
quested that this mornings issue be
sent "a him. The deputy warden Of the
prison assured the deputy sheriff that
the paper would be delivered to Smith
daily.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20

Strange how q mans luck will
change" said travelling man in the
New Livingston last night. Il met
fellow in Ionia the other day who is
happy he doesn't live in lonia, by the
way and independently rich. Yet three
years ago he didn't have cent. In fact
he was tramp lie walked from
Waco Texas, To Chicago and. as
he aptly expressed il. be
didn't have enough clothes to flag a
hand car. tie went from Chicago 10
Racine. and from Racine to West Supe-
rior. Some land grant was opened in
that section about that time. and be
homerleaaicd quarter Of section lie
lived in hut aud ate berries until be
could prove up. Then he sold the pine
for $500 good. bcapfiful dollars. There
were indications OF rich iron ore On the
land lie caught d sucker and sold the
tract for $4,000 tie invested this
none, in some Duluth real estate, and
doubled il in three months. Now he's
rich. + saw him in lonia the other day.
and he told me this tale. lie looked like
man " BIO might be little indifferent
10 the truth
The furniture buyers continue 10 ar
rive in the city. There are more new
buyers IN this year than ever before.
Part az them have run up from the
worlds fair tn see the greatest furniture
manufacturing city on earth; but most
II them are making substantial pur.
chases Among those that arrived in
The Morton yesterday were the follow
ing: G.. T.. Leopold. n. Moses. CIeve-
land; ID. Il. III. Power, Salem. Mass: w,
G.. hickman. Milwaukee, Via; jacob,
Wolf. New York; Max oppenheimer.
New York.
The Rockford bank has paid another
40 per cent Of its indebtedness. said &.
y. Hyde, secretary Il the general com
mittee in The Eagle yesterday. THAT
makes 30 per cent we law paid up. and
the other 10 per cent ~ solid. There
will not he the slightest trouble about
paying dollar for dollar. i don't know
whether the concern will he reorganized
again or not | don't see how we can
get along in Rockford for any length u
time without a bank.
Mrs. 4. J. Amspoker. wife Of a Reed
City furniture dealer. dined IN The
Morton yesterday.
Bishop W. III. Nindc Of Detroit took
breakfast ia The Kent yesterday on his
way home from Bay View.
II. l.. Baker. Reed City icweler. Is a
guest in The Morton.
MoRrus-H. l.. Baker. Reed City; NJ
Phillbrin. White Cloud; G. +. Clugston.
Muskegon, Elmer kirkby. jackson,
MrH 4. J. Amspaher. Reed City; II. s,
Taylor, Detroit
SWEETS. H. Roberts. Detroit; John
r. Nolf Centersille: L. Naylon. Detroit,
Nj. Troutman, Moline, Charles kinsay.
Caledonia. j. &. Newman. Dorr.
NEw LIVINGSTON X A. Hastings and
wife. Sparta; ID. &. Oakes. y. &. tosles
Coopersville. r. Wilder. Paw Pau, A. .
Preston. Kalamazoo. r. w. Howatd.
Bedding. &. {. Human. Sparta
EsarFJ }. +. Barham. Ganges. John
Mcieman. McBrides; e. II. Morgan. Fire
mont. L. &. Prout. Howard City. H.-G
Nelson. Detroit. {. y. Hyde. Rockford
Nrsr T. :. Shaw. Benzonia: A. W
Stevenson, Muskegon. " II. Hinie. DE
trsat: y " Sousiers. Kalamazoo; "
\. frck. Montague. J. y fo~ter, Lud
ingtan.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20

~ ct prspsssd - ~. In isos Meyer
WAT 70 Nss York He induced he
slSs ~ becoass the n1issrs. u Joseph
Baum She psvvsi'si upoa Bsun 10 n
are hls llfs in her favor Thea Meyer
xssss him sntinony and he died The
two apnss>d for HE insaranns. which
xss REFUSED Investigation led 10 the
discovery II the plot and the subsequent
arrest 1t Dstrcat a the txo modern
borgisA
These facts. being only part % the
vhois story. reveal condition u moral
degradation scsreeiy conceivable In the
a.iist II modern enlightenment These
tso Designing. ssasicious bruses in hu.
man form plotted % take human life.
issh BY inch. a. II IL were bat a haable.
They then eontinasd To live and
saose ia . civilized community
- II they were parts u ia meet
stable and enduring structure The dis
rosssy = enough 10 hznch the ssoutest
heart
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20


Aokaos, Jut} tAnasg<fs ~pfss-
entan9 34SN ocsl sezness ~ s~Isstzs
psres - ~ oo0nery NJ u hissn1Ee Axsa
today % tsnssGlsr tie pr<a.r~el u tks
mise ovnns - ssdaes ssx,. = NJ
~-ns a. ~us ~, -, t.f.. 49,, - 80. -
~ - q, A.. ~-s.'..-s -
Ss..--.s-. J. 49,
~ - -
~ @'Sw4 oet sIs~ sass~aA&f
teagt4ty ana heeosd deists r~ooetsor
ves eaopsed daciosieg that Ne ooo1ss.
eucs wus opposod ~ tie reduc<son. H.
ernf~s reursurutirr si.sut ls1slso oin~rx
.s,c.,<~tei she r~.r5.,t,..- ~hs.- - -.
.-sr.s~,,~s- - ss.-~s & an ...,..s- -.
s~---~- - - lss-~---' $3.50
49, - - 80 49,
N useese a Sossnene~sI>nd ana t'es
han pho hsss on1y ssr,esly ss'nsd ths
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20

Unprinciplsd ticket sp~calators have
eroughs The pA~-tickets To the world's
fair into disrspate. Ii seems that some
body stols . block Of blank newspaper
psssrs and soid il 10 scalperA The
srslpsss alisd In tbs blanks and soid the
passss to the public ~ reduced rate~
The svindls vas discovered. but not be-
fore many of tho bogus passes had been
u~,d- Nov the Director General has Ia
sued an order that psssss must lis re-
turned when not used by persons 10
whom they ARC izsued and calling for
strict scrutiny d eli passes presented
Tho pazs naisancc 1t the worlds fair 10
one Of the knottiest connndrums the
officials have had 10 wrestle with The
great ambition of tho American people
seems 10 he To gain admission free To
everything - which foe is attached.
and to dead head" on railways
add other public vehicles. liz is
IL not because the American people are
too impccunious and stingy 10 pay their
way, bat because there is an Irresistible
fascination in getting for nothing that
for which the public Is invited TO pay.
This fascination is so all controlling that
some men will pay more for limited
pass than for an unlimited ticket over the
railways The worlds fair officials can
not abats the nuisance which pcrpsexes
and dlscourzgcs them. They may regu-
late and curtail it; but the pass fiend
will triumph in spite Of even prohibitiye
measures
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20
HAD A BLOODY FIGHT
BOTH WERE BADLY PUNISHED
The Fixhs Occurred nsAfnA Eocks1
Dooss sn riszpasrtck's assssn MA
beer GLASSES 90 Jea0-

One Of the bioodisst tights that has
occurred Ia this city Tor soma time took
place last night about 10 O'Clock 10
William Fitxpatsick's salooo 1t NO. 81
East Bridge street The principals vers
the proprietor a the salooo and Wilder
n. Henry. painter and paper hsngsf.
The tight was conducted bshind iocksd
doors and both men we're hsdiy pan
ished. Fitxpatrickis scalp uas laid open
In two or three places and Hsnsy's fore
heed and chsck we're badly cut Blood
flowed freely and the contsstnsts we're
covered With goee vbsn the fight 80
declared %. IL was ssportsd that
Hcnry went into the salooa partly
drunk and asked Fitxpotsiok tar enos
money which be cIaiuIe1 the proprietor
owed him. A quarrel followed and
Henry vent home and returned shortly
after With = pair q b)acksmith's toags
and an old navy rsvolvss. The quarrel
was renewed and the FIGHT bsgau. The
doors were locked and Fitspatrick b.
gan hurting beer glassas and bott!sa
Henry fought like tiger. svinging be
tongs and old navy revolver right
and left There were several
men In the saloon while the
fight was in progress and they watched
the bleeding combatants with gleefnl m.
terest. At last the men were separated
and when the door vas epsaea Sergeant
Mccarthy walked in and arrested Henry
for being drunk. He wss taken to the
station and DIR. Kelly was called 10 dress
his wounds The doctor sewed up the
wounds on Henry's face and forehead
and il was found that one Of his ears
was cut nearly OF. His ear was sewed
on and the blood washed from his face.
lie was held at the station last night
and today IT is probable that warrants
will he issued for the arrest Of both men
en- q charge Of assault and battery.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20

YESTERDAY afternoon the Boat clubs
first regatta took place under favoring
conditions. Earth. sky aud water were
in pleasant mood aud a better day for
the sport could not have been made TO
order. The contests were first-class IN
every respect. II the club was TO make
it's regattas monthly feature the pub
lie would appreciate the favor. The
entertainment is exhilarating. and call
ing as 1t does for test of the muscular
strength Of our sturdy young men. Is
far more attractive to admirers Of splen-
did physical Development than any
other Kind Of sport
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20

GovKRSoE LEwFLLfNa ~ Kansas has
IA isiea that he can establish trade re-
istions With Europe via Galveston.
Leeeliing.i- noted as the most empty
beaded jsckass in American politics.
aud this idea must be very lonesome IL
II his brain conceived H.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20

Two riRsxsS were injured last even.
ing by falling from ladder placed
against n burning building owned by
man named Grochawalsli- One II the
men Is presumed 10 have pronounced
that name, and the ladder tipped. The
ladder couldn't very we'll help IL.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20

PRESIDENT CLEvELASp has returned
from his cruise very much improved in
health. When he returns TO Washing
ton his renewed strength will enable
him 10 knock on the few plums towards
which the Michigan ofticcscekers are
admiringiy and anxiously casting their
clancea
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20

OvsR 10000 English coal miners are
now discussing proposition TO strike
agains, a . per cent reduction in wages.
Tao price % coal has taken jump up
waisi Ia consequence. 1t will now be in
order Tor 100000 consumers 10 protest
against the increased price levied by
heartlcss coal barons.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20

RfAK ADsIEsL MsRxWss's testimony
IN tie eourt martial inquiry into the
Csmpersioss vicforis collision makes IL
clear that Tyrun sas both Obstinate and
desperate in hss determination b per
fora an inspns-ihle vancouver
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20

CAEprrv. July The Brif,sh ssesmer
Blue Jacket, from Nsrseliie<. arrived
here today. She had choiera ON board.
and sas ordered 10 quarantine. The
Blue Jacket sailed FROM kertsch. m the
crits~z- on june -. She called ~
Constantinople and y'sco>eded thencr &C.
Marpeaiies, from which port she came
direct 10 Cardiff.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20

LEoS SMITH wants to study Law while
10 prison. His ambition should i'e graf
ifisl Ills first lesson in the practical
operation - Law viii prove q infinite
value ia assisting him To- master the
fundamental principles - blackstone.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20

YESTERDAY the Molifor murder trials
came TO an end at Alpena by the acquit-
tai Of the last person accused Of com.
plicity in the crime Now II the assas-
sins who murdered the Crouches at
jackson and Shilling at kalamazoo
shall be spprehended and tried three
Michigan murder mysteries will be
cleared up.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20

New IT - reported that the Denver
hanks are taking IA mere money than
they are paying cut There - nothing
lis- full ssted da-e - somnson s~u.e
- star the ineetaoas raeh - ~scars,I'
bask aepestnss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20

CBc $50 newspapers are FighteoIsly
90 otherwise ine,onant over the eoron.
ere iurys verdict heiding kurnham and
Aarrky a. TIE grand laFy. They are
bard b pl~s~r anyway.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20

lfs Ceaasrr = toe tough - be ex
hlatssi "a the saase feAi with Soash
Sss sisnsiess sna trained sssd animass
He has hesn ordered 81 fhe mlfssy
pisiszuca
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20

Huiitt Haxwall q Windham county
Connecticut has - sfsd Tor tsenty I've
Years "a the bran. hs.s * chestnut tree
- the result n bet made IN l.- that
Hsgatsd sei snsaf would ~ sieciei pres
isisat. lse has built . shants IN the
forks II The lFee teeBts feet feoia the
ground, anf has tns.ie friends with the
hirle aHd squirrels At lesst tbs j. fhe
sssfy t,lld ~ TIE isosteo papeFs. Which,
are nntbsng II net vefsrious.
Senator sones u Nevada sAy= n isa't
ccEiideifee that Is nseslsa but nsose
money Copiitienss Re golis ssssherl
j. TIE ssfrsky ept@fn nay De pct it
f'ssr r~el ssfyes senator bas ~ a~e ts
ct'lfssieace atless Il - - tie taeess.
hal aaiisr dollar kinsf - Detroit 1rsb
ni4e
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20
Oil Torches.

Camp meeting season is about
commencing and no one thing IS
more indispensable to a we'll
regulated camp ground than a good
torch. They will not exactly light
your way to heaven. but they will
prevent you falling into the drink.
They can not be blown out, arc
easily cared for, economical in the
burning of oil and generally dcsir-
able in every point They can be
used outside or inside. Pcddlers
use them. farmers use them. Every
orc uses the DANCLER OIL r
l. 4 IL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20

Ls-g nteht fso hellieasa cltizens %
ts>rs~d themselves IN saioen ard
fazht = . ani-h sifh Der bottles and
teces The tongs xssre ankuft
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20

Loxpo~. July la.--while Prime Min
hrogharn collide vita van IN Psrlis
rneni square Mr.. Gladstone. though hs
received no -erious injury. wac conslt
ersbiy rhakee up After a short driAs
he Was driven 10 the house.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20

Wsssi~sFo~. july 10 - For Lousr
Michigan. Silshuy. ssrnsr, vinds shift-
inx T. southeast
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20

Grand ifsvens glass factory receives
tiiirteeu tons q 3ia-s direct fFoa The
Netherlands iast esek
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20
He viii study Law

The prisoner Vas seen AZ the iaii
shortly after he had been returned from
the court and ia answer Ia questions
said. 1T vss little stronger than
expected. but war not greatly sur
pri.s<i. didn't think would get more
than I've years but Vas prepared 10 re-.
ceive the limit fourteen PEARS Having
always lei rather rowing and easy
going life ! have learned - lo-sk upon
tho brightest SIDE ~ my mi-foffanes
for tina reason | have been able T.
smother my real feelings IN this csse and
iook M tate sqnareis IN the face slfh.
out fiinehlng. 4 realize that I have
been careless 10 NJ business metlisgds -
this last transaction Il mine plAinls
shos-. and believe 4 ss5 30 O. i
lessYa 4, me Ia the faiare At sny rate
/ wal have plenty = time "a ;blns ever
TIE matter add share ssy future carsss
Il = nag infsBtIoa D. sfndy Iax during
ny confinement n can and / ks.os ihat
tbey sill give Hss position at b,s9k
keeping 90 s<Bass seet eofk uhsfe | esa
srlay. propose a. behave myself 4sd
sHth a. Fauen time a. pos@.s,Ie. They
say A n.ss- lsfs - influenced - ne sar.
fbans,rss bal hope tat 1 sill n0i
tese any q ssy love fsF sssesy AMI thss
ny ff.eass- xsil sssrls-sk thas act = snine
sssa a.. again free aAaa. l feel az
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20

orc uses the DANCLER OIL TORCH when they
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