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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-15

The next Republican National Conven-
ton should stop at no halfway house, but
come to San Francisco and take in the
continent.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-15

Some one has been telling the New York
Tribune that Strawberries ten inches in
circumference are common in the State of
Washington, and yet that commonwealth
was named for man who couldn't lie.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-15

It is said the Corbett divorce decree pro-
vides that the alimony may be reduced if
circumstances warrant. and consequently
if Fltzsimmons whips the champion OIlie's
alimony will get knockdoWn.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-15

papers began to talk about it and urge its ad-
yantages and thus drew attention to the sale,
which steadily increased from day to day, till
Inc whole loan was taken.- Philadelphia
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-15

A bill introduced into the Florida Legis-
lature providing for the killing of rabid
dogs was voted down because, as one of the
members explained afterward, rabbit dog
was just as good as any other dog.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-15

The ability of bicyclers to suggest i'm
provements in highways has been pushed
to the limitin Brooklyn where they COM
plain that the country roads are used too
much by farm wagons for their use, and
demand the construction of special road
way for their benefit.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-15

BROKEN. mixed candies, 1oclb, Townsends.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-15

BACON Printing Company, sos Clay street.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-15

The fnanciers of Philadelphia having
refused to make loan to the city at per
cent the bonds were divided into small
denominations, offered to the people and a
loan of 81, 200, 600 was-taken within week.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-15

1t appears that we are to lose the desert
OF Sahara. for according to late French
statistics the Algerian portion of the desert
supports 100000 sheep. 100000 goats,
100000 camels, and grows in the GASES
1,50O,0O date palms yielding about S., OOO,-
600 of fruit annually.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-15

The short skirts and leggings of the BIZ
cycle costume have been found so con-
venient that the girls at Eastern summer
resorts are said to have adopted them fol
tennis and walking parties.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-15
Census Padding at MINNEAPOLIS,

census Padding at Minneapolis.
The Minneapolis census has been and is be-
ing padded to large extent with fictitious
names. This fact was demonstrated by St.
raul man who went up there and offered q
number OF purely fictitious names to the CEN
sus committee; they were eagerly accepted
and placed on the census rolls, with no attempt
Whatever TO verify them.-St. Paul Pioneer.
-
Few Filibusters.
1t must surprise the intelligent observer that
the reckless and adventurous Americans who
would naturally form filibuster expeditions to
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-15

There is story going the rounds of the
Eastern press that horses are sold in
Wyoming for So dozen, and not saw
horses either.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-15

AMATEUR AND PROFESSIONALISM two amateur
baseball mines play for a sum of money and the
winning eiuo divides Ii among the members
that act makes them all profess,onals, hut n
sne money won is used Tor the benefit of the
nln,e,-such as purchasing uniforms, balls bats
AUG tne hke-then the niue is not taken out OF
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-15

According to the Chicago Times-Herald
the State of New York grows hops enough
to supply the entire demand of the United
States, and unless somebody quits growing
them there will never be any profit in them
to producers.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-15

Some of the cuckoos who talk of third
term for Cleveland are uselessly reminding
the country of the fact that when Conkling
was advocating General Grants cause at
Chicago he said that opposition to a third
term comes mainly from fellows who wish
a first term.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-15
Ocean Excursions.

RoBERcs. 900 sutter-acards by the million.".
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-15

CLUBS AND SouETTEs-A. A. R., City. There
are clubs and societies in this City in which
sociological. economical and scientific subjects
are discussed, but not all three in any one club
or society. Among the number may be men,
toned the Fabian Club, the Society of Social
ism applied to Christianity. Academy OF
Sciences, Camera Club. Entomological Society.
graphical societies.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-15

According to late report Berlin is al
most eaten up by usury, and in an effort
to suppress the evil the courts have been
sending usurers to jail by squads and
platOons.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-15

PARTY VorE-H. NJ. F.. City. At the Press-
dental election in 1892 the party vote in the
STATE S OF California was; Democratic lis, 29s,
nRepupncan 1919, Populist 25.SSa and
fIonibttionist Sl29. AT the State election in
j dSs+ the vote was: Budd tD.l III ,aaa, Estee
ST. II l,a3S, Webster lPop.) 81, So4 and French
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-15

ENGLISH GRAIN sHIPs-W. W., City. The
average voyage of an English grain ship from
this port to Liverpool is from $50 to lao days.
The pay OF captain OF sueh vessel is gem
usually $40 month. Neither of these officers
receives percentage on the cargo. Nearly all
of the grain vessels that have sailed from this
port since the 10Th of last June have carried
away part of the Fair wheat.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-15

A Long Island undertaken in order to
furnish cheap funerals to his patrons has
loaded up a phonograph with funeral
sermon and hymns which he works off
when the people do not wish to pay for a
preacher and singer.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-15

VOTING QuALIFIcAroN-Citizen,C City. In the
folowing-named States, an alien who has de-
elared his intention to become citizen of the
United states is entitled to vote the time pre-
yious to election that he shall have declared
such intention, varying in some of these States.
Alabama, Arkansas Colorado, Florida. Indi-
ana, kansas, Louisiana. Michigan, Minnesota,
Mississippi, Missouri, Nebraska, North DAKOTA
Oregon, South Dakota and WISCONSIN.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-15

At the latest reports, Brice is the only
Democrat named as a candidate for the
Presidency who has not FASTENED to de-
cline the risk.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-15

The Market-stTeet Railroad Company
would be surprised to find how profitable
it would be to obey the law and shake off
the horse-l eeches.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-15

Some young women of wealth have
nearly paraIyzed London by advertising
for luxurious fats in building where
there are neither men nor cats.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-15

After lapse OF six years, the New York
and Harlem railroad has determined to re-
sumo the running of storage battery cars
on their city lines, and this time it is be-
ieved the storage battery will be perma-
nent and the trolley will 90.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-15

To DIXON ON A WHIEL-A. s., City. The
most practical route to reach Dixon, Solano
County, by wheel from this City is to go from
here to Oakland, then from there to Port Costa,
ferry across to Benicia, then, take the county
road to Vallejo, Fairfield, El1nira, Batavia and
Dixon. On good wheel weighing not over
twenty-three pounds good cyeler ought to
make the distance in day. The roads are
fairly good, but at this time, no doubt, very
dusty.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-15

RENT REcEIPT-M. NJ, City. A recent for
rent that rad, "from August / to September
1, means that the rent is paid up to, but not
including the first day of September AS a
general rule tenant should surrender the
keys on the morning of the day when the new
inontn commences, as il might not be conven-
lent to surrender them at midnight OF the day
on which the months rent expires
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-15

The Connecticut man who has invented
a machine for making hats out of wood
owes it to the world to devise means of
talking through it without using an auger.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-15

They are noting it in the East as mat
ter of some importance that the leader OF
the free silver men in the Democratic
State convention in Iowa is named Bolter.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-15

EDITORIAL ROOMS:
517 Clay Street.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-15

ASSESSMENT WORM. F. c., City. The law
requires that on every mining claim, until the
same shall have been patented, there shall be
performed every year not less than 500 worth
of work. The operation of this law was sus-
pended during the year 1894, except in the
State of South Dakota. If three men own
jointly three adjoining claims they cannot do
$500 worth of work on one claim and say that
they have complied with the law. They must
do at least 500 worth of work on each claim.
The work may be done at any time within the
year.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-15

BUSINESS OFFICE:
10 Market Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-14
NAVY YARD MATTERS.
THE pRYDOCK CONTRACT AND ITS
ANNULMENT.

POSSIBILITY OF FURTHER COMPLICATIONS il'-9-
rvr STATE OF THE wOHK-NOTEs OF THE
e,,ps AND GOSSIP ABOUT NAVAL MATTERS
,,oh - the qualification Of every one interested
-, or4ers were received ct the Navy Yard yes
w.. afternoon annullng the contract made 10y
-, c,yornrnent with John Gillies & son, on Novem-
- - 100 for the construction Of big timber dry
-, ,.,i,h was intended - receive bdtucshlis o.
-, argos, class, The matter Is, however, hy no
.s definitely settled. rs alterations and extern
-,,s If the work originally planned have been
-, since the contract was awarded the Govern
-, allowing certain sums for the payment of th'
tensions Mr.. Gilies has protested against the
~ ,l,owed claiming that they were Insufficient 20
- tho expenses Of the work, ana II mas Le"p his
....rtion that the trouble with his WORK ana MS
-, ls,,er has been caused not 80 much 10y IN" "iii-
.,,es of the original contract as the incidental
s,mcuties attaching TO the alterations made ny the
~.',,. Departments While il is hardly probable
cha, there will be any fight made over the present
ss,osi,ion of the matter, It IS certainly possible
80, Mr. Gillies may carry the matter into me
" -. 60 final Adjustment In the mean time,
,oaaver the department has issued orders that his
hon6smen shall return 20 the Government Si''V''
sass Of ravrnents over the value OF the work done
nh, j. Likely 10 cause trouble, as the assertion
nas heen made that owing TO the alterations IN the
,or, covered by the original contract the bondSn-en
,b, sicned il had been released from al Hab'NN
orpected with the affair II this is the case. the
,r, demanded if paid at all. viii have to come
s,,, rho firm of John Gies d Son. Secretary Her
bert Yesterday issued orders conveninS board Oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-14

IrspectOn and Survey consisting or captain george
G. Reney in charge of the Portsmouth Navy lArd;
civil Engineer Thomas c. McColom and Assistant
Naval Constructor Frank ". Hubs. which Will meet
at the Brooklyn Yard tomorrow, and make thor
ongh and exhaustive survey OF the work done. CIV
.ng estimates Of the value OF material employed.
cost OF labor and other incidental expenses and re-
nor, =, the Secretary II also provided that
Mr. Gillies could. II ne saw III. be present at the
examination, and explain any points on winch the
hoard might desire light. The privilege OF AZ
tending the examina ton extended to all other
contractors engaged in that line u work. in ORDER
that their computations for bids for completing the
work might be based on exact unIerSt4n ing ~
inst what had been done and just what was Het1eI.
number Of contractors have taken advantage OF
Secretary Herbert's order GLOWING them the PRIV
,eee OF examining the work II is at present, ana
I, is more than likely that there Will be sharp
comnetition for the remainder Of the contract Inc
Simpson Dry Dock Company, which bUlIt the 'lH-
har dock now in use at the yard, has apparently
the inside track for the work, as the managers OF
the concern are thoroughly acquainted WIN te
nature OF the soil and the peculiar dlculbes uhder
which work of that kind in the WallaDCut Iands -
arred on. Other contractors Will no doubt make
.,renuols efforts TO get the job but al present II
seems as If the work Will be finished by The Gov
eminent or the Simpson Company
The history Of the work as undertaken ny M
G,lles is interesting reading When the contract
MAS first awarded 10 him, under the administration
a, Secretary Tracy he was told that his blI vas
altogether too low and that II would De lmpoaSl-
hle for him to finish the work in the contract Nne
and AZ the figure he mentioned. The Illustrators
printed herewith will show no" correct tAdt pre-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-14
ANvIvERSARr or THE FALL or SUMTER.

citation II the Department of the South and the
south Atlantic Blockading Squadron. state of New
York viii take place at the Hotel St George.
Hro,klyn tomorrow afternoon and evening. The
anniversary Of the fan of Fort Sumter In ls6l and
~ mo rehosting Of the nag of the Union over me
ruins OF the fort four years thereafter Will be COM
rnemoratpd by a dinner and by patriotic ana inter-
es;ng exercises and addresses.
Al veterans OF the Army and Navy who took
plrf in the famous military, naval and engineering
nnerotlons of the Department of the south are
eligible To membership In the association and VIII
mo welcome at the meeting. Those desiring To join
tho association or be present at the dinner, are
oncstel 10 signify their intention 10 the secretary.
Colonel William J. Harding. No l0t Monroe-st.
Uronktvu or To the treasurer, Major &. h. Parsons,
No - South-st. Ncw-IOrk
~ The GARRISON by General Robert Anderson. on
Aprll H. 1851 and rehoisted on April IA. 1850. VIII BE-
ii ths uastlax
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-14

coast. with Ncw-York and Newport her points
of rendezvous.
The one incident OF the week at the Yard was
the departure OF the little dynamite cruiser Vest
wins which sailed for League Island on Thursday,
and is 10 20 on; OF commission pending an APP
propriation b. the next Congress - make repairs
and alterations which have been outlined 10y the
department. The trim lt;!c craft has been a
familiar object in Ncw-YOrk waters FOR some
months as she has been engaged In chasing d"re-
lets w and down the coast, with incidental stops
for fuel and ammunition. and ore long period OF
rest at Norfolk. due 10 the February storms Her
crew VIII be divided up among the other ships and
orders FOR her officers were expected 10 meet tn"
snip - Philadelphia.
At An informal meeting recently held on board
the New Hlmpsh.re al which Massachusetts. Penn
syvania. Connecticut. Michigan and New York were
rcprcsontcl MAY O. a 10 a IN. was selected rs he
date and the New Hampshire a. the place. ior the
mo-! Ing o. iho various Naval Militia ORGANIZATIONS
C., the country Commander Miller has issued nvi-
ations to various corps % ID" service ami repre-
scntatiyos requested g ssl"ei some subject OF
interest - tn service and prepare articles 50 that
the discussion ut the meeting may T." carried On
intoI.sor,ly An outline Il the proposed topics in
en- ics "Th. Relation % Naval M!ia - the
Nav" Tho Hcl1..1n c. a Na,a Militia 20 tn
.S'a:c." Reorganization 90 -" 81 ni" "r battalion
"t-r.:,-nl" 'ir1a-..a.r. Dr.... .Hr %cr pr-Ini2a-
lions" Proper r.>; B.ot..' Naval Militia Sig
na,l.r" 'Iutoruml On ara Long 'a're Worn. tx
pr, work" aai Proper Tt9c 81 Na1-,f"nr cut
ter for Naval MIl:i1." TIA. amateur ravA. men N
ibis city are looking forward ~I'h c1asI"fah.'
Pleasure 90 ;he May needing and express m" hop~
'Aat . WI not only hc large" nI' profitable - ~"
service.
Among me orders .-euol last weok V"r' me fo'-
lowing: Pas, Assam, surgeon G,.rt- Mo. r.'N-
r.l aGi.ecl from 20. Newark 'u. 4i1u'"I 'arc'
months .,atc. captain Yates Striug ordered -
.uru.uArd the Ne~arl. stlIu" 70 ~ 81 or~ 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-14

,r, -, no considerably Increased II present pans
~ c..ried oi,, as /. is the intention ~ me 9'CI'
,,rv ~ rnodcrrlze he ship IN every r''P''' ~
increase in the length Of tim" required j."
,yr, bo due I'm a great measure % S'' -
r,,o f,,rds Int as II Is expected that the he>'
congress VIII make mp for this dehc''"'' ~
will be- SON, work going ON az inc t'i IT, n,w bill
,,t.or je NJ th- yard In ADDITION 10 tHe MI goo,
ere engines and other machncr|' Vii rhanges
so6 00l il IL intended - MAKE - 49, 90 he re
fy',' ,,r,,. az the snip the 6nch guns 10 W. ~
placed by a larger number 81 linen Scra,nped for
Tho Ordnance Bureau hpwcE.rs a., ,ri,icb Is *
firde Tnr Construction Department VIM - mo
49, .1gn etIfaring an attack OF 'sh0fi con-
n ,nn, vhun the Engineering department ms a.,
avpIop. ooV.o~ln, work which will cost about
SlDlVi All three bureaus are 'h'i'''''' ~
thc action % the next Congress 49,. c.u,a,r
The announcement has been made inAi ap.a ~
Alfred i Mahan has applied FOR a yrar &C. ''d hin,
a6senGe The ssSfca Whe p h requ ai be
GRANTED or no; is not yet HhoWn - ,rocja 1,,tv M
the Naval War coilese at NGwp' sccr"tary Her
piration Of his two months cav ba. accc'joi to
,%a 'v.brs OF t'aItan Mahan. az ms nrst 9rs IRE
was that he Cap,rn smouH tb@ head Of which
n,ttnant Singcr has been ordered to the Sen
nine9n eIignan n Sif6 been rcca.icd by score
tary and vii resume his place a. '"e "'"' VI INV
r5nf5,n Ma6nn has not done any literary work
since h. WIS ordered the Cnicago pns r, DE- Its
two books in PRES me mr. I,s,ol by an EnglIsh
publisher the other one" "A hin, ,bat the suc-
od ~; ,b i:,iie5 states i'm that conflict was due
10 the superority OF American naV'i '''''
much greater physical '''''
NOTES AND ORDERS.
The work Of fitting the Lancaster as a su"ner r
practice ship Is going ahead slowly, "'u ,- n .I'
nance Bureau reports that 1t VIII 'ef' 'o''y
DAYS after the receipt of the carriages ana guns
TO complete its work Prenir AIRY orue's " r"s'
Lieutenant L. w. T. Waller. OF the MARINE Nofps
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-14
IxTrNDIyG rHr 7EoIhlY u4IL >rEyIcE
POSTMASTER srLrGrANs rrA>s ASST Mn" rEAc-
rlcAL tpEM OTHER iHppNLtN
I,,sTotIIrt IMrE"NENFNT~


j. was recently announced j" me ''''"'' '"''
Postnaei'' SULLIVAN h'' "'.I i.- .''i'''' pans
. Tor oN'"niin' 'N' H'.'' '''' ~ .'''' 10 ''' "'
one ~ the" ans A'- "I''''F ." ''''r' 49, anu
contract has been mhi' "''N 'h' ''''H'>h 'r"''
COMPANY i'r me Hh'@p '.' ut maj ~ N'' 49,
Ma' J. "i NE Inn Nv "H' '''. '' ''
Ihi- VI" fi'',N '''"'.''' ''as '''.'
n"'1rn Win H.i'''" - a. '"u'-"' "''
"N'-@'' anu H''' -' '''' l "
all r''' iI''h'''""'
l'i'' 'i'i" ''."'''' = ""' ''''' ''' 10 - "
Genera fo<'oh'' 'nF 'fh station " Ih
- near Fiil.-''' Ih' f''f' 7'''i'" - ''''"'' ~
n" trolley service "n m" A''iH'' NN'"'r ''"
rany's .ac ana in'-.enger ira. hr"n 'mp.''"I .
-. en-, ,,,,,i. ,,.,... ., sultan & The t,fnc from
:, ~ - - .. ..,..,,, ,.-.,- ~. ,r MY
u" Passionate '''I vas "'''' ~ 80
f1inu;es rs -" oirect 9"ry'"" ON lnrd-aY", ms
wi. ia. f,...oI about ,u' aalf. which De- decided
,.... .. .., ,t.. ,-.rl... ...-v... will
doubtless be ma in TIE E"nr future.
~, e,r,,., t+ mot on.y much sra'IaDI hg the
success OF THIS system ia b'''"f"' ON Is "'''N".'
with the prospect Of its Introduction IN oin" c'''"s
cot carrying mails. in Hos'on In" u''Iry ro'"" WA
b. ,NtraeIyc.y employed. ard 81 Ihil1J"lphid th"
,.t,,. ,,t, b., ,nxl,Ie ?, introduce the Sam, lI-l
- .,,ya .r,,c
rAe ro-;-Hir" Derar'ir'nt wa az hr'' lncin'I to
''f a." Tie ,1.1 a.. p"I"'''. a. mere '1a "' a.,
now iror''rhy ''i\'"''' oi ~ "'''.F' ""' MN -
TO include the trolley and c'hi" limos - {" part OF
rho r,uv,v Mai Service. This proposal p exceed
'". 49,, ,,.'.,r,,s,.r no, on.y
.Hrlt pleasing 10 lA" l'i''h'5H i"9''"'7'''' ~ ''
~ showing that the pan which originated win him
-, , nm, ,i.,,., f.. ~, In, b.c.ii.. the system
- '''"'''' ''''''''' 90 ... -, a..
VIII ih'n d. ~ 'ltrsr 0i ''"Ih' "Ppo'h''" '''''' "
RAILWAY Mall Service. Instead Of men taken from
e., t,..,. a.. t,s..,
"a '''''.' ~ - ,
IT j. prpbhb} not g'h"idiy Known 'ha' IN '''
office Department has to pay thousands Of dollars
,., ,.c,, ir l,rf,res for letter carriers 80 car
49, 90, ." -. 49, ,,,i,
Tar" j. alo"'i LOT 'H"S' WIS" '""''H az '''''
one mile the station or ole" which H. their
distributing ,,,i,, o,,.iIe Of The ME limit all
VIZ" '''H Pom 49,, II. -
car'"''s arr pau 9"'"' u ''' '''"'''' ''"'
concessions 10 the Government and allow carriers
/ "a travel for four or even three cents
put mo- cnucession has ever yet been made by
,r'n,,',., ~ ~, ,,.y,.,, -, Nh. iuos ~
Wv ~ Co., - q, 49, - 49,, 90 ~. .,,r.r ,r,v-
T, ~ - i'' !nr "a 81 l .tn, - hsr ,n.d
t"hs y qonr Naf!ous p'Dp's,,non' nay nav, T' bon
p pi, 'ii M ,h y, ~ 80" ,o, ,,,r r,rri.rs
W. nv, ~ an P'opos', ,h, III c',,,.n. sbnuiJ re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-14
TIE HIGH SCHOOL VACANCY
MO WILL EE MIR MAILETER's Sue
CESSOG?


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p,''' ''' ... ~ - , ar,n.,pa, or
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