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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1896-02-08

|
CONNIE jadis au Buisson, sa soutane
retroussee, son chapeau sous lie bras
ct ses cheveux au vent.
Nous reprimes nos causeries, nos
discussions ct nos disputes. LIE
temps me paraissalt bien long, ct les
lettres de Junon, qui respiraient le
bonheur le plus compiet, n'etaient
| pas faites pour me consoier ct me
faire prendre patience. Aussi ALIAS
je sans cesse trouver lie cure pour lu
, confer mes soucis, mes inqui6tudes
| mes appearances ct mes revoltes contre
fattente que j'etais obligee de
supporter.
Je savais que mon objet n'ayait
point, heias apprecle l'idGe d,aller
chez les Esqulmax. Il Sc promenait
tran4uillement 4 Petersburg, ct les
| bellies danes slaves me faisaient une
peur terrible
| '.Etes-vous sur quill ne tombe:a
pas amoureux dune Russo, monsieur
lie cure ?
-Esperons-ie, petite Refine
-Esperons-le s. Repondez-donc
dune faeon plus categorque, mon
cure \ quoi pensez-vous Voyons,
&c nest pas possible quill s.eptenne
dune etrangere dites-moi que ce
est pas possible ct quill N aimera
un jour.
--Je lie desire arlemment, mon
pauvre petit enfant; mas vons feriez
mieux de supposer lie contraire ct
den prendre votre parti
| -Vous me feriez mourir d'impa-
tienca avec votte resignation, mon
cher cure.
All! que vous ayez peu de
sagesse, Rene J!
La sageese, 4 mon avis, conslste
q voulolr lie bonheur. Dites-moi quill
m 'aimera, mon cure, je vous en- prie.
| Mas je ne demande pas mieux,
mon cher enfant,' repondait le cure,
| qui ,aa!gre son effroi pour Ia souf-
france physique, cut bien etc capa-
bic de suivre lexemple de Mucius
| Scevola ct de braler sa main droite,
81 mon bonheur await Gependu dun
tel sacrifice.
Neanmoins, malgre Ia joie de
posseder mon cure, malgfe II bonte
de mon oncle ct de tous ceux qui
N 'entoufaient, je devenals extreme
ment triste.
Jaimais a parcourir seule les
pendant de tongues heures pres de
In cascade, meditant sur notre der
Mere entrevue, songeant a &c que je
ferais 81 ie lie yoyais apparaltre gaI,
charmant ct les yeux pleins de cette
expression qui m await tant plu au
Buisson, ct que depuis je ne lui ayais
pas revue pour moi
Get amour de Ia solitude Sc deve.
loppait de jour Ell jour, ct ma
meIancolle grandissait en- proportion
Enfn, je perdis peu a peu toute ma
loquaclte, ct ST VI. de Pavol, depuis
longtemps deja, n'ayait pas pris au
serieux mon amour, ce fait seul lui
ent pgouye sa profondeur.
Six mois passerent ainsi.
In jour, !anniversaire de nor
arriyte au Pasol, j'etais asslse dams
: le jardln du preshytere. Deux heu
: res auparavant, une pluie forage
await rafra1ehi atmosphere ct arrost
, | les fcurs du enre. Il samasait 1
I chefcher dies limaeons pendant qae
sous liinflueaee de pensdes agFsables,
j'appuyais Il ttte sur le lHge pre-
9 dnquel mon hane etalt nIae6 q M
/ | 1aissa1S noss4s4fnrZ aar f}n ieFssts*5=4#
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1896-02-08
No 2S

presDytere, crale It dune facon
reconnaissance, ct que les limacons,
se:happant de la prisol OH le cure
les await mis-, couraient de tous co.es.
Bien certainement, le molneau
n est point un oiseau seduisant, son
plumage est terne ct laid, sou cri
manque de melodie, ct certaines
pefsonnes Taccusent d'etre yoleur ct
immoral, &c que je refuse de croire
le nc ,sache pas non plus que les
limaeons aient jamais passe pour des
anlna.S ties poetiques !: IL men est
pas moins vrai que, depuIs rinstant
don't je vien~ de parler, j'adore les
nolncaux Ct les l;macons
J tials dams 4 ravissement, je
crotals rever.. .)s ne me lassais
pas dc le rrIarder, d'ecouter sa voix
que almas ,ant ct de sentlr ma
main serrea dams Ii sienne. Cepen-
dant, mal9re moi, le souvenir de
celle quill await aimee hantait mon
esprit ct troublsiL un peu ma ioie,
mas je n'osais pas lui en- parler.
"Non oncle salt que vous etes lei,
Paul?
Our, jarriye du Pavol, ct j'ai
vouiu absolument venir seul aupres
de 1ous. &c jardin monill6 nc vous
rappellet-il rien, RENE %
,1e ne repoEdls pas drectement a
sa question, settlement je Iui dis :
.Mals vous -, yous avez garde
un mauvais souvenir du Buisson
Moi! par csemple jamais je
mai passt une aussl bonne soiree
oh repris-je en- lie regardant en-
dessous, ma tante qui etait horrible /?
Non, ncn, pas 81 horrible. Tn
peu commune peut-etre, mais vous
nen paraissiez que plus cha:mante.
-Et !e CONVERT ST NAL mis- Tout
ttait de travers
--Je mai jamals 81 bien dine. Get
intarieur delabre vous faisait valoir
CONNIE une feur qui sembe plus
jolie, plus delicate, parce que lie
terrain dams lequel ellie sleeve est
laid ct inculte.
-Vous etes devenu poete dams
votre voyage, dls-je en- souriant.
Non, du tort, petite Reine."
II passa mon bras sous le sien ct
m'emmema recart.
"Non, pas poete, mais amonreux
de vous, ma cousine. Ecoutez bien;
je yous aime dams toute la sincerite
de mon ceur."
Je savourai Ia douceur de ce mot
ct dn regard qui raccompagnait,
en me disant int6rieurement Gull
etait bien heureux que les hommes
fussent inconstants.
Mas ce enlargement me parais-
SAT- inouI, ct je ne pus N memp9cher
de murmurer
s.Cest bien certain, vcus ne Faimez
plus du tout, du tout
-Ious parlerais-je CONNIE ie le
fails, sill en- etait autrement ? r6plqua-
til dun ton s6rieuS. N'avez-vous pas
confiance en- ma loyaute ?
oh ST., dis-je Ell croisant mes
mains sur son bras dams un elan
aflectueux.
Cttait bien vrai. car apras So
reponse, l'image de Blanche ne vint
plus jamals me trouber Je raimais
sans Ii moindre arriere-pensee jalouse
on dttiante, ct il mdritalt cette con
tiance parfaite
-Tenez, VOLTA mon pere ct u. lie
Ravoi qui arrivent.
Eh bian ! ma niece, que yons
senbIe de ma prediction
-Foas dtes per discret, mon
I oncIe, dis il en- r0uaissant
-Cest le commandant ani q
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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1896-02-08

80 wiz Anouiiio1 AA0 Aoppe.a'o ioo
meilleures heures d, ma vie.
De temps en- temps, lie cuse me
disait
''C'est etonnant, tous ces lima cons!
Croiriez-vous, Reine, que j'en al deja
trouve plus de cinq cents p
Je relevais la tete nonchalamment
ct contemplate en- souriant le bon
cure qui continuait ses recherches
avec ardeur. Puis je reprenais mes
reveries ct je finis par tomber dams
un demi-sommeil.
Je fus reveillee par le grincement
de la barriere qul fermait la hale du
jardin. ct lie son dune voix pIeine de
gazette me eausa Ia plus vio!ente
secoHsse que lensse jsmais ressentle.
s.bonjotr, mon the II cure, comment
al.ez-vaus Cembtrn je sais content
de sous voir st Refine, Oh ,.st.elle y
RENE etait tonjoars aSsise a la
meme place, e+hs isi.npossiblit,. tle
dire an mot ct de falre na moaye-
ment.
sth. la VOLTA, s.taeria Paul en-
s,approehant de moi a grandes en-
1ambees. Gh6re petite coasine, que
je suis henrenS, mon Dieu, Que je
suis henrcux de vous revo.r y
Il pitt ma main ct Iembrassa. :.
Jassure que ce qui Sc passa
ensuite fat ind6pendant de ma volon-
t. ct gull he faut pas faire de
snppositions malveillantes sur mon
compte.
G'etait de toutes mes forces, ie
faf1irme, que je luttais contre la
tentation mais quand je sentis ses
Ieyres sur ma main, quand je COM
prls que Get acte n'etait point inspire
par une galanterie banale, mais par
un sentiment plus profond, quand je
lie Wis Sc pencher sur moi ct me
regarder avec une expression inquiete,
atectutuse, particuliere, plus rayis-
sante cent fois que celIe qni N await
tant falt songer 5. ce fut plus fort
que mon energie, ct Ia fatalite, a
la4nelle je crois depuis ce moment-la,
N emporta ct NE jeta dams ses bras
} eus a peine le temps de sentir
l'etieinte qui repondit 4 mon elan.
Je me refuglai, rouge ct confuse, sur
le banc en- cachant mon visage dars
mes mains, non sans avoir entrevu la
figure da cure, don't lalr la fois
stupefait, effarouche, ravi, revint
Plus tard dams mes souvenirs.
.tChere Rene, murmura Paul 4
| mon oreille, ST javais connu yotre
secret plus tot, je ne serais pas reste
81 longtemps loin de vous.
Je ne repondls PAS, parce que je
pleurais.
Il prit de force une de mes mains
ct Ia retint dams les siennes, tandis
que, saisie dun acces de timidite
| CONNIE je men avais jamais eu, je
| detournais Ia tete en- essayant de la
retirer
"Laissez-la-moi, cette nam 81 petite
Ct 81 joie ellie IN appartlent mainte
nsnt Tournez la tete de mon cote
!, RENE =
Je regardai en- face ces beaua
yeuS francs qui me souriaient, ct j
m'teriai
s:Dieu soft loue mon oncla avai
raison, vous n'etes pas le PC dt
fAienille-ierte.
lie pie lie rAiguille-Verte 2.
me dit-il, surpris.
-oui, mon oncle pr6tendait
Inais h'impofte Qu done vous !.
| nnnris cd Que v0us i0a4reZ en- mar
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-02-11
A Republican State Convention
WILL BE HELD IN
City Hall, Portland,
Thursday, Apr. 18th, 1896,
At Eleven O'clock A. M.
At Eleven O'clock A. NJ.

for the purpose OF selecting six candidates Tor
electors of President and Vice President OF
the United States, and four delegates st large
and four alternates to attend the National Re
publican Convention, to be held at st. Louis,
Missouri, on Tuesday, June 18th, 1896 and
transacting any other business that may prop
eriy come before it.
The basis of representation will be as fol-
lows: each City, Town and Plantation will be
entitled to Que delegate. and for each seventy
five votes cast for the Republican candidate
for Governor in 1884, an additional delegate,
and for fraction of forty votes in excess OF
seventy-fve votes, an additional delegate.
Vacancies in the delegation of any City,
Town or Plantation can only be filled by res
adent Of the County in which the vacancy
exists.
The State committee win be in session in
the reception room of the hall at nine o'cock
on the morning OF the convention for the pur-
pose Of receiving the credentials OF delegates
Delegates in order to be eligible to partici patt
in the convention, must be elected sn bsequent
to the date of the call for this convention;
and delegates, under this call, should not be
elected to the State convention TO be here
after called for the purpose of nominating 8
candidate for governor.
All electors of Maine, without regard to past
political differences, who in sympathy
with the sentiments expressed in the call oil
Republican National Convention, are cordial
ly invited to unite with the Republicans OF
the State in electing delegates to this Conven.
ton.
Per order Republican State Committee.
JOSEPH H. MANLEY, Chairman.
BYRON BOYD, Secretary.
Augusta, Maine, Jan. 2S, 1896.
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PRESS COM MENTS.
Riuht Man al the Riuft Hand

Wash Corr. Rockland Courier Gazette
A New York paper recently stated that
Amos l.. Allen, MIR. Reeds private secrc
tary, ia the big toad in the puddle in the
Reed canvass. That Mr.. Allen will figure
prominently therein no one who knows
his great ability, his wide acquaintance,
his grasp of detail and his reliability and
integrity can for moment doubt. Mr.
Allen is a rare man, who commands the
respect and confidence of ALL and his
presence at Mr. Reeds right band is an
clement of strength that is appreciated by
all who are in position to know the
situation of affairs.
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Gambling is gambling but the later
forms of gambling on the Virginia race
tracks is not of the kind that appeals tc
the Virginian's pride and bill has
passed the Lower House for suppression OF
the vice. The conclusion has been reached
by many who have much at stake in the
raising of blooded horses, that it is dctri
mental to their business as we'll as tc
morals to have races conducted in tbf
interests of the pool sellers and the black
legs rather than in the interests of The
merit of the animals
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Notwithstanding filled cheese is
made chiefly~in the West and sold largely
abroad the farmers Of New England have
an interest in suppressing the humbug.
IT people want to eat cotton seed oil in
cheese they are welcome to it but thew
should know what they are eating and
the foreign market for the splendid dairy
products of this country should not be
ruined by foisting off filled cheese as the
A product of our cheese factories. The
filled cheese must be sold as such. along
side OF oleomargarine, and whenever
either are sold as genuine cheese and
butter, as they will continue to be so lonn
as they are made in imitation of the gen
uine, injury is inflicted upon every person
Interested in the production or sale of
pure dairy products.
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Congressman Atwood Of the 10th Mass,
achusetts district was presented last week
on a visit to his home from Washington
with petition for his immediate resigna-
ton. Upon it were names of some of the
prominent men among his constituency
Probably Mr.. Atwood wishes they would
not drag his private business, architecture,
into so intimate relation W tn his public
business; also that they would be more
charitable than to make his homecomipgs
SO unpleasant; also that he had kept him.
self better informed as to the honesty
OF his contractors and subordinates when
he held the office of city architect.
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T., Julia shaw; Sec, Mrs. Card; +. Sec,
Il. s. Gray; Treas, \. r. Ireland; mar
shal, John Burton; guard Mollie
Knowles; Chap, Rev. J. W. Card.
Twenty five candidates were initiated in
the last quarter School exhibitions were
held Friday and Saturday evenings in
several places in this town with successful
results The sick list has largely In
creased the past week. A number are
very III with lagrippe and bilious foyer.
There is one case of typhoid fever
Parties from Connecticut, Pittsfield and
Dexter, are buying hay Of the farmers
here. Potato king, A. L. Grant says he
will have TO evaporate his large stock OF
potatoes as the market is bottomless. H.
Is. Dearborn is shipping bark TO Salem,
Mass, and pulp wood to Cumberland
Mills Mrs. M6comber of Ellsworth, is
visiting at +. : Macomber' S. Winnie
Card Of Exeter, is at +. Days. Mr.. York
and sister of Oakland, are at II. J. Gould
ing s.--Mr. and Mrs J. II. Winchester OF
Hancock, are visiting at Mrs +. Win
chester s.-A. r. Day with others had a
fishing trip in Piscataquis county. They
stopped at Randall's camp for few days.
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Johnsons Anodyne | iniment
STATE NEWS.
kennebec.
CHI

OAA-'
The events of the week. Feb. 3-6. were
the semi annual meeting Of the Rookland
District Ministerial Association, and the
Epworth League Convention nc NJ f.
church Meetings opened Monday eve
ming: sermon by Rev. #. 5. Ross of Wool
witch: prayer meeting Tuesday morning.
led by Rev X. Nixon. The association
meeting was formerly opened at 10 A.
NJ, presiding Elder Orier in the chair
and Rev. +. W. Brooks. secretary. There
were ten different toplcs assigned for
ESSAYS and discussion. but owing 10 the
absence of some Of the preachers assigned.
they were not treated i'm regular order.
ESSAYS were read by Revs. Il. :. Russ.
f. W. Brooks, II. 4 Merrithew. NJ r.
Bridgbam. !. W. Price. W \. Meseryev.
!. II. Irvine. L. II. Merrill. and discus
sion particIpafed in b,- theSe rs we'll ~ \
r. Pearson. \ Leach f Wixon Mrs
Baker. \. !. Homes. ". & Rakcr :
Render. c. Garland I, TIansoom and
W. W. Ogier presidine elder Rev 7 II
Irvine nreached stirring logical and
eloouenf Sermon Tuesday evening and
auo,hor sermon Thursday EVENING The
Euwortb Ieaoie commenced its session
Wednesday afternoon. The address q,
welcome was civen Inv Rev \ r. Pear.
son Of Chin, nresident n district laagne
and responded 70 hv Rev r ! Ross.
each of them very ann,onriata. so]o bv
Mira Dr merton ~ TerIstnr. ant by
Mrs Mardon ana Nrs I NJ Gates
Of Fast Vassalboro Fss.vs wers rad
during the sessions ~ Weapasdav and
Thursday nv Mrs Nande thatcher Nor.
rithew Mr. /, : Robinson ona written
nv Mise Anna prat. ard read bv Mis-
uelsn \ Rrainerd ono yvritton no Mic
PendIctor and read Inv Mi f;-.ce Ill.
son one Inv Mis- Mae Goddinc rad bv
NJ Norr;,be,v. orc i,r E,rro,,b
T,eaguar read NV NJ pa.rsn,, ara
tho closing one on ,.-;rsteInatic Giving >
hv Mis- y NJ Rraipard 81 china. yntos
of thanks were nassnd The exhib;,ior NJ
.Iunio- I.eague wcrl, Thprsdav aftor.
Nom br Pa,, q I. n,,char. 80 D,,,,,,.
scotia, was very interesting and instruc.
tive. He has many models, charts &c.,
TO illustrate MS work. The address Wed
nesday evening by Rev. }. ". Hamilton.
u. u, corresponding secretary OF Freed
man Aid and Southern Education
So"lety, was a rare treat The doctor :
present mission IS raising money to fur
ash and equip with heating apparatus
kust University, DIR. Libby Of Maine,
president, at Holley Springs, Miss. AT
the close oil the address s33 We're raised
ana pledged. List OF ministers IN attend
ahce: II. IL. MeffltaeW and wife, Friend
ship; n. j. Jones, Arrowsic; L :. Ross,
"oolwlcn r. ". Brooks aud wife Sheep
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Presidential Electors Must all be
Chosen in State Convention.
HEADQUARTERS
REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE,
AUGUSTA, MAINE, JAN. rs, 1896.

To the Republicans of Maine:-Prior to 1892
two Presidential electors at large, correspond
ing to the two United States senators, were
nominated in State convention, and the re-
manning electors corresponding to the mem
bers of the United States House of Represen-
tatives were nominated by the several con-
gressional district conventions.
The passage of the Australian Ballot law en-
tirely changed the procedure. Under the law,
system, and this ballot act requires that eau
dldates to be voted for by the Voters through
out the whole state must be placed in nomlna-
ton by Convention representing no less q
constituency than the whole state. Hence all
the candidates of party for Presidential cleo
tors must be nominated in State Convention
and have therefore included in the call six
electors.
J.H. MANLEY, Chairman.
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Reed Fills the Bill.
Boston Transcript. }

No one questions his, (Hon. Thomas b.
Reed 81 experience in public life, his broad
nature, resourceful mind, or impressive
individuality. He is not over enthusiastic
on one hand. or unimpassioned on the
other; indeed, he has sufficient
battery of invective at his command
though he seldom uses it, and cannot but
have satisfied East and West alike, from
the way that he has guided his unruly
team of representatives, that he is well
lifted to hold the helm of state with an
even ard firm hand.
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There is at least one regret connected
with the electrocution of Bat Shea today
that those who instigated the crime can
not share in the penalty
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-02-11

The New York World has evidently
chafed under the thought of one cent
journalism in Chicago and now the
morning World will be sold for one cent
in Brooklyn and New York City.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-02-11

If Edison succeeds in photographing
the contents OF peoples heads, it might be
well for South Carolina in the future to
apply the test to her congressional candi-
dates.
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A story about the Reed parsnips" is
worth the telling Mr.. Reed sent n Cape
Elizabeth farmer some white carrot seeds
this was before Secretary Morton assum
ed TO know more about seed distribution
than Congress. The white carrots were
raised but were good only for stock.
However, the farmer put some Of them
into load he took into Portland market.
provision dealer saw them and imme-
diately concluded they were white par
SHIPS. The farmer told him they We're
raised from seed sent him By TON
Reed That clinched the bargain, but
the dealer hasn't heard the last OF those
" Reed parsnips
A Rock'and thief is afflicted with a
calculating kind of kleptomauia When
he stole IA sitting hen the other day he
didn't forget to take along the eggs.
Charitable ladies of Bangor church
have adopted unique way of providing
hclpfulness by establishing day nursery
where women with small children and
obliged to go out to work may bring the
little ones for the day. Another way OF
giving without wholly destroying self
reliance On the part of the recipient is to
invite poor women to Il sewing circle and
then giving them the products of their
handiwork.
1t is said that over in Newport there is
a story going the rounds to the effect that
when Clarence Whitney, who recently
was liberated from prison where he served
time for robbing Peter Bennett. arrived
in Boston he went to Dr. Weed ; Office
and taking the doctor playfnliy by the
beard proceeded TO dust the room with
him.
Tho driver of the Waterylle Beet Com.
pany's delivery wagon says that up to last
Monday morning he had been on wheels
since the first part of last March.
A member of the Auburn board of
health has been affording considerable
amusement at his own expense. Hearing
that family in the suburbs had diph-
iberia he sent out by the stage driver a
notice to post on the house. by mistake
or mischief it was posted in the post Office
and the postmaster not daring to tear it
down and finding his trade being scared
away got rlghteously wroth about it,
When the member of the board Of health
learned how matters stood he didn't send
out to have that notice changed but
attended to the matter himself.
Bangoreans haven't yet gotten over the
army post.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-02-11

Several cases of leprosy are reported in
ton as compared with that $40 a plate
banquet and $4,000 loving cup to Dick
Croker.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-02-11

Dexter can boast of a juvenile orches-
ira, the equal of which is probably not to
be found elsewhere in the State. The
members are as follows: Arthur Thomp-
son, Charley Moses, LIST violns Ridgely
Clark, Carl Haines, 2d violins: Horace
Hutchinson, cornet; John Brigham
linte; Ernest Crockett, tamborne, tri-
angle, sand blocks, etc Thoreau Thatch-
er, piano. The orchestra is under the
leadership of Il. A. Carter and a success
full debut made before Dexter audience
not long since created no end of favorable
comment
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-02-11

The proprietors Of the peg factory at
brownville, ara experimenting with a
new shank machine and have got it TO
work in a satisfactory manner With this
machine 60 wooden shanks for boots and
shccs are cut out ready for the shoe
maker, every minute This is probably
the only machine Of the kind in New
England.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-02-11

Madrid Gen. Campos may have work at
home