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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-27
BURGLARS AGAIN
Visit voss Sporting Goods Households
to the Amount of $500 Stolen.

Where the treasures are there the
thieves break through and steal.
Last night, between the hours of II
and O'Clock, burglars entered Mr..
Carl Yoss' gun establishment and
stole goods to the amount of $400,
Among the things stolen Mr.. Voss
stated that all his Colts and Smith
& Wesson revolvers with cartridges
to match; also corduroy hunting
coats. sportsmen' s hats and large
number of valuable pocket knives.
In fact, Mr.. Voss does not know Just
what and how much goods were
taken, but the burglars picked over
his immense stock and took the very
finest articles he had. Not quite one
year ago this same house was burg
larized, and a man by the name of
Claude Shepherd was arrested,
charged with the theft. Shepherd
made his escape at the recent Jail de-
livery in this city and has not been
seen or heard OF since.
In order to effect an entrance into
the store-room last night the parties
climbed over the fence in the rear of
Mccain & Houston's grocery store,
borrowed a step ladder from some
one, climbed up on top of the build
ing, which is one-story. There is a
sky-light in the building, through
the ventilator of which one party let
the other down to the floor beneath
by means of piece of hose-pipe.
Then the back door was easily
opened from the inside by the one
who had gone down by means of the
pipe. Then all the other party on
parties had to do was to come down
from the roof, walk in and help them
selves
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-27
MONEY EASIER.
Financial and Commercial Reports Are
More Satisfactory.

New YORK, \. Y, Oct. 27.-The
financial and commercial reports to
be issued tonight by the various
agencies are even more satisfactory
than week ago. Money continues
to pile up in the banks Of the leading
cities OF the country, and financiers
are exercising increased liberality in
the matter OF loans. In the majority
OF manufacturing industries there
has been Il marked Improvement,
owing to the fact that retail buyers
have been going slow for month
and that stocks OF all kinds are
largely depleted. Commercial paper
is being met with unexpected
promptness, and altogether condi-
lions differ very slightly from those
existing a year ago.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-27
LOOKING FOR L0GUE.
A Noted sneak-Tnief Wanted by the
Police.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct 27.-The
Chiefs of Police of the leading cities
throughout the country have been
asked for information regarding the
whereabouts of Jimmie Logue a
well-known sneak-thief, the bulk of
whose life has been spent in iails and
penitentiaries, and who was released
from Moyamencing Prison on April
% last. On the night OF Washing
tons birthday of 1879 his wife dis
appeared, and few days ago the
skeleton of a woman. together with
q couple of finger rings, with her
name engraved on the inside. was
found in the cellar of a house on
North Eleventh street, occupied by
Logue in that year. Even should
Logue be captured, however,i it would
be difficult to convict him of murder
unless the skeleton can be positively
identified as that of his wife. In that
ease there are strong eircumstaneial
evidences to connect him with her
disappearance.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-27
AT NEW ORLEANS.
JamesJ, Corbett and Charles Mitchell VII
Battle There for the Worlds
Championship.
Special to the GRAPHIC.

Special to the GRAPHIC.
New YoYK, n. T., Oct. 27.-Cham-
pion JameszJ. Corbett has accepted
the offer of the Olympic Club, of New
Orleans, offering a purse of $4,000
if the worlds championship battle is
fought there. Mitchell, the English
pugilist, has signified his willingness
to have the mill take place in the
Crescent City. Everything has been
arranged for the great fight and it
will take place at the time agreed
upon. They are favorably thought
of by sporting men, as New Orleans
was the scene of the great Corbett-
Sullivan fight.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-27
AMERICAN RAILWAY UNION.
Making Great strides in the South and
West.

CHICAGO, ILL, Oct, 27.-Reports to
the local headquarters say that the
American Railway Union, the new
federation OF railway employees or
ganized by ex-Secretary Debs, OF the
Locomotive Fremen's Union, and
President Howard. of the Railroad
Conductors Union. is making con-
siderable Roadway. Applications
for permission to f1rm lodges have
been received from numerous points
in Texas, Missouri, Colorado, Wyom-
ing, Utah, and other states, and at
the present rate of progress it is be-
lieved that three-fourths OF the rail-
road men OF the United States will be
enrolled in the organization by the
beginning OF May. Organizers Debs
and Howard are now in Utah for
the purpose of organizing branches
at every point on the Southern Pa
cific system.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-27
Wanamake Buys Real Estate

3 PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. Eek
aos.ihaster General Wanamaker has
s asaln made his appearance in the
sai estate market by figuring as the
- OF some thirty odd acress
7iould on the west side for the
a sun ol $4,000. This fact is regarded
- - s'slileant in view of the fact that
~. .oiiie Time he has been a seller
Az lis the financial stringency he
i aispossd OF his Walnut street man
30 s,on Tor 100000, and a Broad street
49,, a lof 100000. His numerous
nololngs have tended to make him a
49, os' important factor in the local
'eal estate market.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-27
A FLOATER.
Body OF a Dead Man Found in the River
atsRob Roy Bridge.

Sheriff Thompson received COM
munication this morning from Mr..
). B. Garrett, at Lake Dick, stating
that yesterday he had found the
body OF a white man in the Arkan-
sas river. below the Rob Roy bridge.
Mr.. Garrett tied the body to tree
in the river. for fear the passing of
boats might disturb it before the
arrival OF the coroner. No informa-
ton is given as TO who the man is or
how he came to his death. The in
quest will be held this afternoon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-27
THE WOODRUFF CASE.
The Jury Fail to Agree and Are Dis
charged.
Special to the GRAPHIC

Special to the GRAPHIC
LITTLE Rock, ARK, Oct. 27.-This
morning the jury in the Woodruff
case came in, and, after assuring the
Judge that an agreement between
them was utterly impossible, they
were discharged. 1t was learned
afterward that the jury stood on the
first ballot ten for conviction and
two for acquittal. On the third bal
lot eleven for conviction and one for
acquittal, and on the last ballot ten
for conviction and two for acquittal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-27
BARON FLoTow
To Be Second Secretary of the German
Embassy at Washington.


Embassy at Washington.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. PA dis
patch from Hamburg says that
Baron Flotow, for several years a
prominent attaehe OF the German
foreign Office, sailed for New York
today for the purpose of entering
upon his duties as second secretary
OF the German Embassy at Washing
ton, and to which position he was
appointed last week as a conse-
quence OF the raising of the German
ministry to an embassy. He has
been very popular in social circles in
Berlin, and is expected to take rank
as one of the leading members of the
diplomatic colony at Washington.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-27
RAILROAD ACCIDENTS
ressmen Concerned on the Number
Reported Recently.

b # b AsHINGroN, D. G., Oct. 27.-The
Maordinary number of railroad ae-
Ments that have been placed ON the
9brd OF the past few months has
.hhted considerable talk among
hese members OF Congress who were
i've in pushing and securing the
IkIl passage OF the Interstate com
&c law, and there is a generalcon-
- us OF opinion that some radical
-Saslation is necessary for the pro-
Mtion ofthe lives and persons OF the
kYeling public. Whether or not
Ey such protection can be afforded
hthe way of an amendment or adj
Nfion to the interstate commerce
Hw is a question concerning which
Minent legal opinion has been
ought. There are quite a number
NJ congressman who favor the or
Hnization OF an anti-Railroad Muir
Mr League, having for it's object the
#olition OF the railroad stove and
& lamp, and the passage of legisla-
apn compelling all day coaches to be
|slilt as substantially and of as solid
Haterial as Pullman cars. In nearly
VERY accident of the present year the
Palaee coaches have stood between
flelr occupants and destruction, and
Alne-tenths of the fatalities have
counted the occupants of fiimsy day
peaches as their victims. 1t is be-
'eyed to be possible to frame Ma
|lonal legislation as an addition to.
lne Interstate commerce law that
would make stoves, oil lamps and
nmsy coaches among the things of
he past.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-27
GOVERNOR FISHBACK
VIII Address the jefferson Democratic
Club and the Public November 10.

The Jefferson Democratic Club is
making arrangements to have Dem
oeratic doctrine taught in this city
on Nov. 10 next. Gov, Fishback has
been invited and has consented tode-
liver an address to the club and pub
lie generally. The Committee of ar
rangements are now arranging a
program and the occasion promises
to be an interesting and entertaining
one. The program will appear in
due time
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-27
LUMBER DEALERS DAY,
Forty Thousand workmen Visit jackson
Park

CHICAGO, ILL. Oct q. day has been
designated at the Worlds Fair as
Coal. Grain and Lumber Dealers
Day, and people engaged in these
businesses from all parts OF the coun-
try are keeping open house at the
Mines and Mining Building. All the
lumber yards, planning mills and coal
mills in the city are closed, and it is
estimated that from these two in
dustries alone over 10000 employees
have turned out to Jackson Park.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-27
COTTON MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, Oct, 27.-Cotton: Mid
ding, Sled. Sales, 5000 bales. Fur
lures closed steady, a partial point
decline. as follows
Oet.-Noy., "a buyers; Nov.-Dee.,
4. 23@4. a; Dec.-Jan., 4.23@4,24; JAM
Feb, 4.24G42 %; Feb.-March, 4.26 buy
ers; March-April, LIS sellers; April
May, 40
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-27
TO ADMIT UTAH.
a mn to that Eject VIII Be Laid Before
the Committee To-Morrow.

Special to the GRAPHIC
WASHINGTON, Oct. 27.-Mr. Wheeler
'n'S morning introduced a biIlfor the
aunllsslon OF the Territory OF Utah
= statehood. This matter has been
extensively I, discussed by politicians
=. an over the country. 1t involves
sae norman trouble. The bill will
oe actually brought before the COM
.n'''ee tomorrow. The general i'm
PRESTON !, is that the measure will be
asal' with favorably by the COM
n'''eee and that it will become a law.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-27
VIEWS IN BRIEF.

$9.a .: .;ss n 's' indian |: fss" @'''
~
Bfeasfed G .so Express Company will
oacks ,','l Arkansas law taxing ex-
ICS mpanies-
t 9.9 q 6, s's 's's sasth 'sss
Dillingham;.
E ~
+he new Secretary of
HIr - embassy to this coun-
arrived in San Francisco.
Pr SUI -. : bee. mad, tina,
vrginia towns are flooded
mnterfeit silver dollars.
erweaE 4, o.,ra. = Of Cincinnati. !.
r Su ; tss ), '''! Doctors S'' T' a'''''
~
aaw thought possible that the
= Henry Ebelmesser at st. Ell
|mpetitol 0 . was the result Of a crime.
rs
,ons charges are made. against
Prather, Missouri member
- E Worlds Fair Jury of Awards.
~
her Nelson Bradley of the Lam
T. - AEuich) Central Bank, was ar
on a charge OF nisappropria-
md Ave. -
ENonists in Brazil charge Consuls
-=---------t lack OF activity in the protec-
A nIgr1 Of their interests during the
IL u hi trouble.
H.lnfM *s*
TWIN REPRESENTATIVE Hall is opposed to
Mded income tax, but is framing
NV measure embodying his own
a,,, has on that subject
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-27
TO PAINT THE TOWN.
Three eountrymen Get Drunk and Are
Locked Up at Ell Dorado,
snecial to the GRAPHIC.

Special to the GRAPHIC.
Ell DORADO, ARK, Oct. 27.-Last
night w. R. Currie, Sam Dun and
Max Henry, three countrymen, came
to town and proceeded to eat, drink
and be merry. Filled with red liquor
they Immediately announced their
intention of painting the town red.
They were arrested and are now in
iail
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-27

New YORK, Oct. 27.-Cott6n, STEADY.
Spots unchanged. Middlng, S-l6c.
Futures closed steady, points adj
vance, as follows:
Oct, SOl@s,O2; Nov, s.O0Ms.Ol; Dec
S.O7@s.0s; jan, S.15@s. 16: Feb, S.23.
March, Sd; Anril, S.s7@S.3s; May,
S.4k@s 46; June, $50.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-27
Huge Catfish.

The Arkansas river is the greatest
stream in the world for catfish. Yes
terday fisherman from down the
river brought to market a catfish
that measured AZ feet in length, a
head as big as a wash-tub, and
weighed IL pounds.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-27

PINE BLUFF, ARK, Oct. 27.-Mld-
ding, re.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

poekst. frDm xhfrk srsr mnzh r1mmss-
~ ~ brgaxka f1rth . kxndfnl ~ sliser
zs9 cnpper. AID "a sn the iadzs's cesk ard
sd; -ce1ns Il. l~izs rasd1n sazA ths~hs
Go EhabD
rbs iaass seanssi shs ne1<y ..a ioand
81 all right
.Sss. i~sse. that's foh KY ene. fn~ ealn
rixks home a. piocsed - kooek de eide
e6sa mF oh samaa- Sfe-> - bsck heah
d'reekly Ia eonspsny wif os<tfsr. and Ne
sanfisd tozs-d thsa1ox
Aboat an kouF later rs iadss wss stkr-
tied b. rs spp4Ettiea q beslexgei. iay
bird hssiai dA<ky b>ls< ssozted lnto The
rsan - 30 nsgFo somzn- fhs womr
sns fsps s.s broksA ~ith = srin that Dis
Etsyed her worries from ear - ear ne
naaa ss The mo<t dlispid.tsd specimen
that had ever snfsred The courtroom His
Fisht sgs wsz bound up. his len srn n =
sling. and crutch w&s amber he right arm
He Ma I'd up - The judge 81 The big
sensn and IN me~k and rather indistines
tone u voice said:
-tstss. a.hiis sso wss IN heAh an LEI
No AZ yoo % pas nAas ana tor laekia
- sta
~Ys-." sid his horor.
well 5~igs. dons e2ii - sic De mon<4
back. ! dons pos p-ons DAT lickes "A
n.<4as 10 make lay Ole woman . prssent a
. usw siik dress. tons arrive AZ De 9 nclu-
siun dst it's mishty mean man tat viii
Whip his wsse anyhow
The Judge hsnfied him the money. and he
turnst and L.nAsd Il 70 The bix eolcred
eonnan
As they pa<sssi oat Of the door the bow
/ legged negro turned and sald 10 stage
whlsper. Yes. ledge. done pos pone dss
lieksn, bat abe done Kst IL. sash- Chi
ezgo Trbana
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

Proposals fur CoBssct Labor az ,fschi-
gan state prsnosA

Sealed proposals 81 - received rf ne uiIcs
AZ - Nnrsifn "a taf A. N So 81 80 Irtaa 49,
"a - csck n>on - n lbast. \ vefalsr a. A.
ID is3. fof the lahef ~ ~ sonttsts - a term
not icec slaAn fre srsr ne lefr-s than tea
year IRON snd aster the hrst aag - ID cinl taf
A - Ia
Proposals. piii te r tsea 30 ii.s ui.<.ienuss.
hf - couxlcfs ~ Hlrita ~ 30 as rumb'4 ~
t.fu ns.i ifss than rftt.
Al iaiicr nntitf Tee ilToI D 81 a ,Fsrt must
- f.rriprri.'d slthif TIE EFistsV Iaff via a.
bsildtnfs etich vfii - fofrlt i.f.i ~ ihp state
aan IN areorsiEnce vita r. rri@,o rtliF&. "a a.
kstions and dIsrflitfe tu ttsf-e 90 fIss tome
heinz. fcaer vii B. ffrpsseeti os,utrart.lrs a.
rtasonatie rates n firsifrd
rs4<eels All si,rsifg 80 nrtiras Id - ~ alf
farfarea fhr shlf tIiaoo ft9a I'D and filf fftcs
a. b Ial4 80 oaf Ter ctrtift sd ali Go.
faia the Eanlr - fuu lfFtslns D.. nft rrtsr..f 4
g. sufFfses aJson Be b.ns requires 10 H. Fistf.
II : contrast - 20 - stferrd Ia a.
Infa prorf.ai t1asf b. art-lnl. $50 ~ =
toHd IN tise sar - oair fIfinssnd 90 i.ra ptlh
sarrty eafi-fart.ry - fht ensfd - irlI-srt r'fs
cI.isais iooed ihat al Vsse fhe pa arc~pted -
tlte Hef,itn abs tlIasI siil. ui.sf cltrtt.l isfn
filF rehtfAcf Ia fursusfrf ~ Ito fitt erH.rt r.
hsssif ~ I'm nnf.re s1ffftes b. . enrf safis
faciof3 a. the itsfsets.fs rtlnfitfisfsG ~ So
frifhfai lff'ormsHcs = nach cnnfrart 80 -
peri
r ior~.-s's fnset - tssfel .fd~rs.ef a. fl-e
w4riiri,. Nirislesr rfrt fIla.n fnrstln a lriIit
gan. ana natffet Ps5-eaf ftr s.i.fiet
i-abef he fisif fssaifft A. fe.fEt ~
ard al Isfr1.essis
pat-f Nirhl an slasf fri.-,s, o.. ~ lEn
oCtis d-nott As- 90 thst-tlt. arte1.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

The small boy had been irritating his
father with many vexaiious questions
about psalm he was studying for Sun
day school next day.
Father, what does 'Sslah' meanr
was the latest.
shut up" said paterfamilias.
The boy said nothing, but in Sunday
school the psalm wasunder discussion
who knows what the word 'Selah
means." asked the young superintendent.
The small boys hands went up. and no
was half way out of his seat.
No one else raised hand.
"Weil." said the superintendent
"Shut up,' said the small boy. And
seeing the look nn the teachers face add
ed. ut IL; | asked papa. and he said shut
upr Toledo Blade.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

As she turned her tear stained face to-
ward her friend a strange comfort APP
peared there.
Aye she exclaimed. ''better indeed 70
il that he should prove false now than
after ere welded 10 him."
As she reached for the coffee Urn there
was a sweet smile OF resignation upon
her lips.
"Yes. Penelops"---
II was the voice Of her trusted conf
dante. full Of love and sympathy.
--''you can Just bet your life it's
easier 20 get damages for breach of prom
ise than !. is to secure anything like de-
cent alimony."
Taken all in all, tho situation looked
quite endurablo. and the silver lining Of
the cloud was very Observation-Disclosures
Tribune
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20


n wss ) ?. a.. and George Aontgom-
cry had bssn spending The Afternoon with
sweet Lilllan I.ursy.
.-Goodby. darling he said fon1iy -
they stood a fhs deor
..Goodby. George she fnurmnred.
nestling her Lead in the tine Loaorsd
piae-
s-Cioothy.r
~Gooiby.~
~In every parting, dearest. there i the
Image Of death, be whispered. holding
her close and kisslng her passionaiely.
''nad We may never meet again"
oh. Georgs. darlingg~ she sasd. cling
Ing % him almost faroely.
Who knows. my own. what may hap
Pen beiweeu this hour and when Ne nlest
agsiasr
oh. George. my love. say that you
viii come back 90 me--to your own lit
tie loving Lilliani George-ths same
beautiful and brave George Jon have al
ways besn.'
Trust me. Lillian. darling; trust your
George.'
'.Oh. George" she said. strong In the
faith which women have. n do trust
you'll How coald fioye ron 80 II did
nofe And she kissed him fondly.
Then I shalt come again. Lillian. my
own"
But when. Georgss When shs
asked anxiously.
AT s this evening. darling
.'Oh, George she walled. win il be
% long as that, 50 long. 80 longg"
He took her in bis arms tenderly.
Darling he whispered. u viii make
ASA
And it came 70 pass rs he had spoken.
New York Journal
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

EHkElfFs HAt.E- ~ Strive = a. rs-ea.
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b. .iitg ths clr,at r.''trf &c cner'f rsefrln
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

He fwho has Just been accepted Carrie.
darIingi DO you know you have made me
ths happisst tnsn la the Verdi
she-~Yss. Harry. has We must not BE
married right od-nos for a long. long
Tina
He-oh. that's all right That just suits
me. you knew. ia ike 60 remain the hap
pie.t man IN The world Ger scar or two
Des<fau Transcript
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my Sick Siss<ys.

Let me tell you something.
81 have no motive other
than to do you good.
+" For years | have been al
most a constant sufferer from
female trouble in all its dreadful
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

thrS. f.FnNAl WRNFALF
sion, and everything that wa
horrid. | tried many doctor
in different parts of the u. S.
but lydia E. Pnkham's Eege
kabk Compound has done NOR
for me than all the doctors.
81 feel it my duty to tell yo.
these facts that you also ma
De cured. My heart is full OF
gratitude to Mrs. Pinkham." -
rs.Hayv1ef Hambley, sol Ra-
scta Blo6k. Mlnneatoiis, Ninn.
All druggists sell IT, Address IN eonsdsnss.
LYDIA K. PIsKRAM MED. Co, LYNN. Mass.
I AIRS Pinkham's Liver Pills. 20 cents
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

Pork Butcher-Sir. hSse you any fault
TO find with that saasage7
Castomer-Y les: the ends ara no, quite
20 MY liking.
Butchsr-Why. every sausage has got
two endsi
Customsr-Trus enough. bat this one
has them too near Together. - Hirsch-
berger Tsgeblatt.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

strips ~ paper. - sEnF1e pFefnnoa q snaea
vs. kept % her nsentelpie Sc n>e3
opians isnx.oaes.t4lN SO kzss = <8sxulsf
idea dsirsDg her whol5 lils cke~es AFRAID
II h<zsx eotd N TIE tosah. So desired TAI
So b snssipped N Tar b<foss bgrlsl --<sx
lork Tnss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

Me- A. stssf airf IN stst~ - sirfiyfus,
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

II would get mp and give you my seat.
miss" said tho jolly faced man in the
crowded street car. ''but don't feel il
To be my duty. I am old enough To he
your father"
You hold your age and your seat re-
plarkably we'll. SIR" replied the young
woman. graspng a strap as tns car
lnrched. Chicago Tribune.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20
IN. w W. rHrpPrS.

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sese a. - kopss ilisissas str-sz
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

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6srs hosa thls dsrs - ~ ssfrs q ths ctr
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