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New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
DELGADO'S LIFE IN DANGER.
A NEw-YORK PAPERS CORRESPONDENT
SAID TO BE A CUBAN OFFICER.

TAKEN PRISONER BY TIE SPANISH on DEcEM-
HosPITAL-sEcRETARY oLNEY SAYS
THAT PROPER ACTION SHALL BE
TAKEN IN THE MATTER.
Havana. Dee. 24-Enrique Delsado. who is de-
scribed as an adjutant on the rebel generaTs
staff, was captured in the Prefecture OF General
No,puizo on December IL Yesterday he was
brought to Havana and imprisoned incomun'cado
in the San Ambrosio Hospital. 1t is unknown
whether he is wounded or sick. The American
Consulate has taken up the and VIII submit
II 10 the Government as DeGado asserts tnat ne
Is an American citizen and came 10 Cuba as the
CORRESPONDENT of New-York evening news
paper He denies that he was a rebel officer or
that he took any active part in the rebellion lie
Is known TO many persons in Havana ana else
where in Cuba. he at one time having been
purser in the employ OF the New-York ana Cupa
Mail Steamship Company
A Spanish newspaper reporter says tnat "he"
captured Delgado had in his possession letter
to the late Antonio Maceo the rebel leader VINO
was recently killed near Punta Brava, ana an
order from Maceo to the rebel Prefect OF the
district in which he was captured. directing the
Prefect to treat hm with all the courtesy due
his rank.
Washington Dec. 24-The State Department
has been officially informed Of the capture OF
Henry Delgado, an American citizen by the
Spanish authorities in Cuba. The announcement
Of the capture was made in a Havana paper De
celnber IS and had greatly alarmed his 'afnliy
and friends in NewYork. The matter was OF
fcally laid before Secretary Olney this morning
in the following dispatch signed ny *. ~ ~;
Dorr publisher of The New York Mali ana
Express:
Harry Delgado the correspondent or Ihc Mail
and Express" who reached Cuba early this month,
was captured on December 10 in hospital camp
of The insurgents in Fnar del Rio province re
is an American citizen. and has a passport !ir
was unarmed. not uniformed lie had aon, Ie''ot g,
stating his authority 10 act as CORE ponueiit vi
"Thc Mail ard Express letter OF introduction
IN Naceo and n letter OF introduction 10. 4 span
;sh General He had trampcd 200 miles IRON tne
Goa Ct 10 the place where he was captured he mas
been taken 10 Havana, and. unless already exc
cu.ad Is i'm Moro Castle. Make strong representa-
lions 70 State Department this morning urging
them 10 cable Havana 10 release ana cNlel i.on
island IL they choose. or to al least d'ay e"ecu'h
mil further representations are made
Secretary Olney said that the case wouid pe W
NJ once investigated and proper action taken III
the matter.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
INTERVAL REVENUE COLLECTIONS.

Washington. Dec N-Internal revenue collections.
nc shown hy the statement issued by the Commits
sioner for November have fallen off S35' FOR that
month. The receipts for last November were VIZ
7ol 369 Whiskey receipts show the only notable IN
orsase for the month For the last five months the
increase amounted to s4Ol. .592. and for November
sls5 2l For tho five months Of the present iseai
wear the decrease in the general collection was s'ol-
a51 For the month of November the receipts from
the several sources of revenue were as folloWs:
Shirts g. So o03 an Increase for the month of !ll.-
go Oeomargarne $50 105 decrease. $500 To-
bacco s4II 325 decrease. sGj.352. Fernented liquors
So3s1i4: decrease, s39.302 Filled cheese 500. Mill
cellaneous. S23. 433: decrease. Sl25.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
.rrTSrD or TUBEZ/LING S2i.OOO.

Chicago Dec 2l-Mrs. Kate A. Johnson widow
of n former Cook County Treasurer. W. n. Johh-
son caused the arrest OF her soh-'h-ia", marry
+ Rlecker. an attorney. yesterday, charging him
.,,, .,,,hoy,nc sol 600 In default Of bail he was
taken to the county Jail Blocker came here rom
Los Angeles Cal. about five months ago Mrs
Johnson who owns considerable properly IN all all
Torni, saws that she gave HIM N various times
,oom"v arSregatirs 2l 600 to pay of mortgages and
settle other financial obliga,ions IN n, the Loas,
a., these oblications had not been discharged. II
g.. now alleged that Blceker lost the money IN
,r;;,n.ed 70 him by his mothern-law in irrigation
INVESTMENTS in the West.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
BLOWS STRUCK AT THE JuNTA.

TWO Cr-RANs IN CONFLICT OVER Personal DIFF
FrRENcEs-GENERAL PALMA CONFIDENT.
Two Cubans came together In strife at the Junta
In this cv Yesterday afternoon. and excitement was
NJ fever heat until IT learned that the bellg-
erents had had some personal unpeasantncss ana
were endeavoring to avcnge their mutual wrongs.
In the scunie clerk named Moya. VINO urea 10
separate the combatants. was slightly scratcneo'
one of the warning Cubans drew blood from his
sntaroniet's neck When those who had gathered
about the combatants were assured that the quar-
rel was personal one between the two men, and
that II had no bearing on the cause or 'uta. ht'lc
further interest manifested in the affair
General Palmer. who was at the Junta by
a Tribune reporter yesterday. gives out the foIow-
ing words of encouragement to Cuban sympathizers
we have 1900 well-equipped soldiers in active
operation on the field If they fal ioe2 more ro TPh
diers will spring up to take their places ine
Cubans Will die. If necessary. but they VIII never
give UP the fsht until they are free from spain,
They DO not forget the blood their coun'ryneh
senor Palma also expressed himself fcrcbly yes
General Maceo's surgeon. who has been accused
OF being concerned in the Cuban leader dea,n
81 am rot much surprised to see DR.. Iertucha
rush into print for the purpose Of dstracting at
icntion from himself said Senior Palma. ITO me
II Is a significant indication Of the man charac
Ter that he surrendered TO the enemy and is treated
in such kindly way by he Spani1rds Yards, knoW ,Toil
as from q person In our mutual confidence. tnrrubn
whom we frequently communicate, that MaGro nr
was not in the desperate state dcpict.h ny ~. Dr,
Zeitucha As late December s. the day before
il is reported that Maceo was killed. person M oi
confidence and veracity had conference win nS th
General and I informed that Maceo then SAID
that tho cuban forces in pinar del kio were II,
,hat he was wen satisfied with his position Zcr-
tuchas last published intcrylew differs IN detail
lion OF Maceo's disappointment is absolutely
groundess. His attitude toward his former E con-, n
panion in arms Is such as cannot win lot MN '"e
credence Of any honest man
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
'FOTND BiDLY HURT IN .BROADWAf.

A man who described himself as John foseh-
garten lawyer. thrty-seven years oo' anu ia
supposed 10 live somewhere on Long isiahu. "I'
found living fin the street In front OF NO 81. broao
way by John Berkewitz a'nowsboy OF NO 40 NOT
folk ST ! last evening. and the boy told Pohcema"
Wall rs the policeman approached he sa"
costcss. man run away. and after long chase
faugh, hi!n Ills coat was found AT the foo' Oh
he stairway Of Louis Schultzs saloon In the pase-
rent entrance Of No. e.
An ambulance took the lawyer to the HUDSON
& rect Hospital where his injuries were pro-
bounced sefious al his skull is probably fractured
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
s.u,NnIED BY COLORADO SCHEuERS.

,,,,. Dec PA Topeka Kan) dispatch says;
..e,.. ,,on,bs ago a number Of Denver men began
ON a,,ng for zinc and lead in Trego and Ellis
aF,,os Kan. Reports of rich discoveries were
roade and assays by Denver experts showed r'cn
we,n Of zinc Excitement increased un'ii haisa' ~
~ .. er,cl, thc rich ores. Professor Howarth.
OF Kansas University yesierday MADE eraraI ,eiNs. %
o.i ~ ~,,hicb shows that there are not even uaceo
Of zinc Or lead in tnat region bn Inc rs nncnred
on,3nne on lands and then sold out 10 iopeha anu
Tlansas Citv parties at fabulous price
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
crvrpiT 7 N. READ ILL.

VT, r,.o o.-ceneral John Meredith Read VINO
a American Consul-Gcneral here for France anu
r,a f,om 1860 to 1873 and -Consul-ehefa'
for Germany during the Prussiah M'' IN o
scyer,nr from severe attack of bronch'.,S. -.
,s7s Mr.. Read was appointed American S'a,,s, ''r.
70 Greece which position he held tor Sevc,a of
snn,,, "ms refused an appropriation for the Lesa-
,on a Athens. General Read carried on the nH in
SON AT his own expense until ms he Order OF
sign a. H. Is knight Grand Cross OF the ~ Ciu' r ~
,h Radeemer the highest dignity IN the GIT u '"e
t,ovprnmPnt.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
NIAGARA HOTEL PROJECT.

pucoto Dec et-Colonel George +. Gouraud this
= oftern ,on bought from Jacob J.. Schoellkopf the
International Hotel property at Niagara falis
Colonel Gouraud thus becomes the possessor OF
both the Cataract and international hotels. which
he proposes to dcmolish ard on the site Thereon
erect mammoth hotel. theatre ana convention
hail lie said to- day that next summer ne propos..u
To conduct the International Hotel ana tne north
end Of the Cataract House. Meanwhiie me soutn ~,
Ind Of tho Cataract will be torn down. and on tho
sifr will h. erected n winter hOtcl
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
SEEKING DELAY on THE SILK SCHEDULE.

A. large number 81 silk manufacturers uoi's
business in this city and at Paterson y. d. met
Yesterday a. tho office Of the Silk Association OF
America at Grand and Wooster sts, and decideu
u send "A delegation 10 Washington TO present
the views Of the manufacturers at the nearing
on the tariff before the Ways and Means 'o'i''"''
tee next Tuesday Colonel Cheney. OF me Hiin Vi
Cheney Brothers is the head or the ueiesd ioii,
The committee will requested 10 postpone aco,i
on The SIX schedule until the association sh.,'
have had an opportunity to go over IL IN ue, iii
II IS however, hardly expected that thls oeiay WI"
be granted by the committee.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25

The prisoner. who was William Kelly. of No i2O
West Twenty -ninih-st.. is bartender at Proctors
saloon. In Pine-st. He taken to the Old slip
police station, and later to the hospital put'
though the little ncwsboy said that ne saw the
bartender assault the lawyer and throw him INTO
the street. Mr.. Eoscngarten failed TO idcnti.y
Kelly and said that he remembered nothing about
the assault. ,
Kelly was locked up and the lawyer was taken
away III coach by William Knight OF NO. ~
West Seventeth-st.. Il friend against the advice OF
the hospital surgeons who SAID that MS injuries
I,ic faiHl.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
EIRNER KILLED BY ROBBERS.

Millingtor. Mich. Dec 2i-Jamcs Brown. sixty
eight years old. n farmer living one and A hair
miles west OF this place fatally shot by rob-
bers last night At o'clock Mr. Brown was
called to the door by two men. They asked for
drink of water followed the old man into the
house and began quarreng with him. one Of them
shooting him in the left side. brown was then
bound ard choroformed and Mrs Brown was
Knocked down and also Choroformed The house
was ransacked but no money found. a son who
reached the house before the robbers left 1t was
fired at and then the desperadocs made their es-
cape. Mr.. Brown died this afternoon from his
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
pA1Nr SAID TO HAVE BEEN CAPTURED
~ ,.Nrovr1RMED DISPATCH SAYS THE WE'LL

OF THE sPANIARDS.
Word was received in this city yesterday from Ne"
11aven Conn., that dispatch had reacned there
from Havana announcing the capture by the Span
,ar,s OF Ralph D. Paine. the well-known Yale man.
who went 10 Cuba recently as a newspaper cores
nondent Paine went with :he Three Friendg f.'ous-
,erng expedition At latest reports the stores had
been landed safely in Cuba.
AZ the Cuban Junta In this city yesterday no word
had been received OF Panes alleged capture. and the
report could not he verified. Great uneasness now
ever is felt by Pane's friends in this city He IL the
son of clergyman who until recently ned
charge in a small town in Florida.
From his earliest boyhood. Paine manifested
great desire 10 secure college education In order
TO accomplish his desire he started small news
paper in Florida, and made enough money 10 enter
Yale where he became member of the class or ~
From the beginning of his college career ne TOOK
n great interest in athletic matters. ana payeu
football for a year on the varsity team as SUD-
stltute He was also a member of the \arsiNF
crew. ,.,. -. aouooo
He began az the Yale correspondent for 'Ihe Bos.
ION Herald" His articles soon began 10 att,hC.
attention. and later he became the correspondent
for some of the New-York and Philadelphia papers
t the close of his college course he became spe
cial writer for 'The Philadelphia Press Whlcn
place he retained until short time ago wheh ne
went Cuba.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
uTHE pILGRIAFS PROGRESSION THE SlA"h

Iondon Dec 24.-rhe dramatized version or iie
,,usr,,s Progress" was produced at the Olympic
Theatre tonight. 1t was SHY ana ishopie va"
ns,v NJ Runyan's work. and the bulk OF the auoi-
~ d,ousted with the representation. Kissed their
atsanrroval Some Of the music. which was py
Never Lutz and II. J. Leslie was good. seVe'a'
of the spec,acles were brilliant but the play 10
t,doe from to-night's performance. Is doomed ~
49, ,', faiure The cast included w l.. Abingdon.
1isii,a 1,a,,ay 'rhorpe Frank CclH r;sme BeilnSer'
1ii., si,zrov Laura johnson and Grace Ha"-
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
THE ARMOR DID NOT FIT.
q. II. p. BELMONT OBJECTED TO MR.. KoEHLhRs
1.y r1G1-REs AND REFUSED TO PAY FOR
THEM. AND 4 LAWSUIT Is


THE RESULT.
Peter Dunn brought suit against O. II. p. Belmont
Yesterday in tho Third District Court for the sum
of s35 The bill was assigned TO Mr.. Dunn ny A.
Koehler & CO.. costurners, OF NO "a ."oh oquaie'
~ ,os,imonv of Otto Lehman an employe OF Koch
,er G. Co went TO show that he went TO Newport IN
1895 at the call OF Mr.. Belmont. to arrange some
lav figures in a proper position for wearing some
ancient arr1or He took two experts with him He
said that Mr. Belmont declared tnat the hgures were
cracked and used such language that he refused 10
s,ord !, and came away His employer was suing
Nr BemonI said that he told Lehman that the
6oure vas crooked Mr. Lehman unable 10 see
r. in that light whereupon Mr. Belmont AYERS thdt
he said: We'll If you can't see that tnat ngure Is
crooknd then YOU are either a - fool or a swirl
der - ,, .,,. .bo
Henry Each an expert in armor. sad tnat me
bsd told Lehman time and again to fix IT, ,
Jndce Moore thought the matter so important that
h. radn't dcr,de about II at once. He wanted time,
and took the under consideration.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
SPEAKING FOR CUBAN LIBERTY.

A mass-meeting for Cuban liberty was heid last
NIGHT AT Colonial Hall. Columbus-ave. and One
bundred-an -first-st. DR.. Franklin Soper presided
The speakers were the Rev. Dr. John Malcolm
Shaw. scnor Rafael Navarro, treasurer OF the
cuban Army Sanitary Corps; the Rev. Richard
Hartley and ex-Consul Henrqucs. Senior Navarro
said that what Cuba wanted was hot volunteers DIS
- 90 arms and ammunition. They had more
ihan enough men 10 defeat Spain cuba ht
added does not want annexatioh or ~ h, me-
rnhans he recognized by the Powers as beiliger-
nI,fS
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
oUT OF WORK AND DESPONDENT.

1u,ius Gels. the janltor of the fathouse NO l.iei
Amsterdam-ave committed suicide by hanging
b,nself IN a doorway IN his rooms on the second
ooor at that address yesterday afternoon lie was
q brewer but had been out OF work TOT Ioi;s
at,,n BEFORE taking his life he wrote letter. III
which he cursed those VINO, as he said torceo
him TO it." referring doubtless 10 ms da,yb
get employment. ne leaves d "'' ~ "
sixteen old
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
cTyy cHlUBERL4IN ARRESTED.

Gloversyille ~ Y, Dec 2i-Andrew J. Rodgers
the CITY Chamberlain of Johnstown. was arrested
this afternoon on the complaint OF Mayor Knox
who charged him, with approprating about $'"o
OF the city's funds, He was subsequently released
on S. go bail II was supposed that the matter
had len settled by Rodgers bondsmen making
the deficiency good but Rodgers had refuseo
IN SETTLE with the latter his arrest followed
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
leaving Jacksonville ne has been cruising among
the Florida Keys.


COLONEL JACK FLAGi|S CUWb . NHHDI
Cheyenne. Wyo.. Dec. PA dispatch from Bur
falo Wyo. says that Colonel Jack Flagg' the
notorious leader of the cattle rustlers In the wy
omng rustler war Of April. 1892 In whch TWO
alleged rustlcrs. Champion and Ray, were Killed.
ig organizing a company of 100 cowboys TO 80 10
Cuba and fight with the insurgents against 'he
Spanards.
The work OF organizing has been going on quletiF
for some time and start for the South VIII pc
onuin themselves ard will be furnished with horses
In Texas where company of 10, Texan ranger
il being formed and equipped for the campaign.
The two companies win proceed TO Corpus ChiiS'i
where a schooner is in waiting.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
THEIR CHRISTMAS WAGES TIED Up.

Indianapolis Dec. 2i.-Thc tying up OF 5000 De-
lor ging 10 the Louisville, New-Albany and chicago
railroad by tlra failure OF the National Bank oi
Illinois has caused a good deal Of concern among
the employees Of that road who:are usually paid III
December In time FOR the use of the money ior
Of them. fearing dcliiyed pay
ineni. have been considering ne propriety OF us-
appo,nie6 a receiver for the road. said Yesterday
Nat The payment Of the employees snouid hot De ue-
l.v-d . nomeht even II II became necessary 10
i.sncs rcceiver's certificates for that purpose
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
INSANE NEW-YORKER ATIEMflS NJ ""H"

kansas city. No, Dec. 24-For reIus1ls 70 v"s
rorthloss check Oscar o. Wahlfeld president o,
a New-york wholesale clothing house; ana wen
known here attempted to kill W. B lhayer' ..
the firm of Emery. Bird Thayer q Co. ou' was
,'.,od and arrested He declared insane
u'ordov and will probably be sent 10 an asyiu,, m
{rohIfai was once wealthy. Financial reVerses are
eaid 70 be the cause of his condition.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
NAVAL ORDERS.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 4-Lieutenant-Comman Sc
h,ec is ordered TO examination for promotion Jan
nary T. Passed Assistant Surgeon r. p Crandell Is
go s,cbed from tho New York Naval Hospital and
assigned 70 the nautical schoolship 81. Marys
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25

AT tho annual meeting OF the Republican Cup or
the XXIVth Assembly District Nednesoa!' 'ne
following ticket was elected: President, charles A.
.aoros. frs. vice-president. John w. Terry; sec
ond vice-president Ernest Frey: recording secre-
tary John j. Quinlan: financial secretary herman nan
Schwartz: treasurer. Joseph McEntyre' anu SGT
ocant-at-arms Edward T. Graham
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25

A conference OF ood-Government Clubs in rela-
tion TO the schools will be held Tuesday at D. H'
a, Club F. No AS East Eighteenth-st-
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
MEETINGS AND ENTERTAINMENTS.

morning at II o'clock at the West End Presby-
teran Church. One-hunGred-and-f -ffth-st. and Am
sterdam-ave A large chorus will sing and the
pastor the Rev. Dir. John Bacom Sha", VIII
preach.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25

The annual dinner given by William NJ Fliess 10
the ncwsboys will take place usual at the Brace
Memorial Lodging House. No. Duane-st' TINS
evening, at p IN.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25

The celebration OF the SEVENTEEN anniversary o
Tho Hebrew Mutual Benefit Society will take place
Monday at s u M IN the West End Synagogue.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
european Advertisements.

IR0pEANs AND TRAVELLERS will nnd
the London once The Tribune IS Fleet Street. G.
convenient place their advertisements and suss
scriptions for The Tribune rf
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25

"True Christmas JOY will be the theme or Dr.
J. r. Remensnydor this morning. at IL O'CLOCK III
81. James's Lutheran Church. Madison-ave. and
Seventy -third-st.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
THE THREE FRIENDS AT KEY WEST

Key West, Fla. Dec. 2i.-The Three Friends ar
rived AT this port tonight and was Immediately
taken IN custody by customs officials. thorough
search was made Of her, but no ammunition was
-taund on board. The captain says that since
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25

NsUL-GENERAL LEE OFF FOR HAVANA
Jacksonville Fla. Dec 2i-ConsulGoneral Lee
Mrs Lee and Miss Lee after snending two hours
I'm Tampa left Port Tampa for Havana thlS AFTER
noon on the steamer Ovette.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
foreign Gesorts.
Hotel de lille ct d'A1b1o0

o.3 Rue st. Honore. Paris.
Between the Tulleries Gardens. Place Venooms
and New Opera. Advantageous arrangements
for families Beautiful Hall. Large Drawing
Rooms. Electric Light, &c. Telegrams: Lnss'
biou.' Paris. HENHI AoAOAA
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25

SCOTT & BOVINE. Chemists, New York.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25

The developments in connection with the failure
OF The National Bank Of InlDois have greatly IN
creased the criticism in this city Of Controller
pclels for his failure 10 take action TO protect de-
posiiors in the bank when he knew tho conoltion
The institution was in Instead OF trying 10 snare
speeches and writing for the nasazines IL IL
considered by bank officers that he snould nave AT
tended 10 the duties Of his Office and taken Steps 10
prevent such smash as that Of the Bank or IL
ilnois with the accompanying disaster IL mas
v-rought I; Is said that his neglect Of his official
duties is calculated TO. and probably has demorai,
tz.d the force OF National bank examiners 10 a
croa,er or less extent For a long time IL has been
felt J.. anancial circles that the youthful Controcr
cN fporu
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25

At the White House tomorrow there will be the
customary Christmas celebration confined to the
members Of the Presidents immediate family, or
which tho chief feature will be an elaborate tree
for the three little girls Ruth. Esther and Marion
10 whom the patron saint OF the season has been
most generous. A number OF packages VIII be
sent hy Mrs Cleveland to the little ones in sew
eral Cabinet homes and to Mr.. Thurbcr's boys.
There are no guests a; the White House this year.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
SENATOR PRITCUIRUS FIGHT
NORTH CAROLINA POPCLISTS NOT Full
FILLING THEIR PLEDGES.

OTHER CANDIDATES ~ THE RACE FOR THE
SENATOHSIrlP-SrNATOR BUTiEHS ATTITUDE.
(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrnrNEl
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25

The japanese Minister, Toru Hoshi. and the Peru
Wan Consul General Fredrico Bergman. exchanged
ratifica lions at the japanese Legation to-day OF
new conn ercal convention recently agreed on be-
tween those countries. Japan secures a1vantageous
concessions. by which her superiiu0us MANUFACTURES
nav find market i'm the South American Republic,
and in turn facilitates the import OF Peruvian prod-
ucts notably cotton. INTO Japan.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25

delegation OF Chicago Democrats. including II.
S Robbins A. A Godrich and r. c. Sullivan called
on President Cleveland to-day and asked MIN 10
attend the Jackson Day dinner or January g. Tney
were Introduced by Controller Eckels The Presi-
dent made a non -committal answer. but Il Is not
likely that he will attend. Instead he will probably
write a letter. Invitations were also given 10 rec-
reiary Olney and Postmaster-Cienera wilson
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a. that season. II the summer
mon5a1 The y-u@8 man can SlI OLE
Oh the St-ps, or re can E2Ve
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OF, the evenings Eel"8 50 sooIs' ne
wants - Ienrs soon alter G&a.lghI
anyhow. Hut there are many par
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born with 9-~c-aci-s or
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people to 1T in me house from I
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n Their allne@.s and tha nothing
ness If this world
The ro.L.r.rcss of 1a's world :!
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II took CD SIX DAYS 10 mae this
worlI and he has aI.owci i COCO
yeas to hang upon his heart, ard
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