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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-24
RELIGION IN CAMP
AT JACKSONVILLE.
The Big Y, NJ, c, A. Tents Always
Well Filled.
REV. STRlNGFELLOW POPULAR
He Provides a Holy Communion Ser
vice for the Regiment-Jhe Rifle
Ranges Are in Place ard Some
Wild Shooting Was Done.

CAMP CUBA LIBRE. July Especial
The big tents erected in Camp Cuba
Iipre bV the Army Commission Of the
Young Mems Christian Association have
proven 10 DO a great DeneA. 10 the sole
d.tgs who are crowding them all day.
TAe religious services held there at highs
and on sundays in The morning are very
Instructive. but as a rlic the latter
might De better attended. Some of the
men however. show very LITTLE regard
tor such places since 60 hos become nee
essary 90 put up signs in the several
tents such as Gentlemen will not swear
in ibis tent
Then again 81. makes "a very bad im-
preston 20 see mon s.t i'm these tents with
their hats ON and carrying ON their corr
lespondeuce while religious services are
heias conducted there.
CHAPLAIN sTR1NCFELLOW.
Chaplain Str.usfeuow of the Fourth
Regiment De- already cnj0ylpg great popu-
larty amons the men. many OF whom he
knows in person. and his services are
nearly always Wen attended on last
sunday m0rnire 40 Z o'clock The Chap
lain celebrated holy communion for the
members OF the regiment but the fact
not being generally known, only a few
soldiers We're present
Ar c-ri,rfalf,vy st.t.F tfe+ &, most of
the criircnss .,f a.. cit,. b,I,. communion
,-ss rrfeh~otcs -, th1 4~e. errf,y in
- r-.-.t .,5 i.-o,..i...- .t..+ ,,.,.. a.
- ,e ,1.o lii. 20 tb. -e.i-,.,,t
49, $500 "a 5'.ti'f
- l'l15 -. 49,, ,, 49,. .ttr5 e,,.lo,.
~ d.. ,.,., ,iC.'.,... -',.,,is i
49, , t,. .,.,,Il
.s,'s.i' -. ,-. .t.l ...t''-. ~ filf,
~ ,io '.' ''''.. '' avg
communion sell ln doing so he said.
lnls set VIII. or course Dee tine pro-
perty of tAe regiment and al the close or
tna WaT -Ich disposition as may De d9en-
"a best can le nsde oi o. thinN, now
ever t.e best would oe to present tna
ser 10 inc chaplain. VINO can make '.'g
good use oI 20 'h iI- VISITS I'D hla PARISH.
tHAfItl, OF SIT ANDREW.
Chaplain etr.nsicIl3w us ende1Vorng
90 start "a chapter ~ tne brotherhood OF
ST. Andrew d. the Fourth Regiment and
8 preliminary meeting to chat effect was
held list Sunday afternoon
De- is The desire of Colonel Taylor. the
c0mnaudaut OF the Fourth Regiment 10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-24

Fourth Regiment has been appointed
corporal and Private j. W. BurWe.l. OF
the same company has been made
lance corporal
Two members of the Fourth Regiment
died tAk morning at the division hospital
from typhoid fever. and b0tn were meme
beers of Company *. of petershurs. one
of them was Private Frederick Abel,
aged rs years. who died at 8 % clock ms
morning and whose relatives i've In
Brooklyn ~ y. The remains have been
prepared 90 Dee sent TO his former nome.
The other soldier who hreatned his
last to-day was Private Joseph @. spots
wood. of Petersburg. who died al n.
NJ. He was 2} years old. HIS body itIl
this evening for Petersburg. accompanied
by his mother who has been mere TOT
several weeks nursing her SON.
Among the last Dot or recruits for tho
Fourth Rceiment who arrived here yes
tcrdav. were Mcssrs George Iatnrop
and Allen Stokes formerly momoera of
Company B. of the Blues. They Joined
Company 81 and We're heartily greeted
bv their old comrades
C0rD0ral Ned Garrison of Company IT.
Second REGIMENT who has been quite ill
with typhoid fever M the division hose
rft4I is c0nvaIcsccut and VIII Doe ont
in 20 few days
The remark has often been made that
regular army officers and volunteers dld
NOT get along together very we'll In1t
This suppositiou SIS WRONG has certainly
been proven iu regard FOB the regular
army officers who have ever been c1n-
nected with tho Er-ul military There
h. for instance n1 more nainstaliing and
better posted officer than Major Blow
of the Fourth Regiment iie iH thor
0ughly posted ON every thing that may
occur in camp life and Dr. always ready,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-24
OUR GUNS DID
EFFECTIVE WORK.
The Investigation Of CeUera's Ships
Shows Remarkable Gunnery
NOT LIKE THE MAINE EXPLOSION
None Of tho Vessels Whose Magazines
Exploded Suffered Like the Ill
Fatcd Vessel. the Eject Being,
i'm Al Cases. Upward.


aoorresuon3euce off the Associated Ires7j
..t,, s.,-rr,co I'D, CrEA July a1--
......t chat
ANY c'''l 'i'' "'' '''1
tre Maine was blown up hv ana outside
-f..t... t.. ham dissolved hv the eN-
e.i.a
animation of i'. ,.-l., ..i
ships ..i' " -"..' ....... W.
survey lA-l 'A'I'-.. TUG
Admiral lufFcid .-
NoI LINE luz 'l-N'-''+ ~
'Oi four ships examiner .'..'
blown up hy in.f mdt"1-A.' ''-
tiuued. "aud of these One n"d every i-'7
alue exploded and tnrpDI1ri DID tiNlli'H'
ler 0n none of tlDm Was There Doe same
erac. "a. THAT produced he tlc explosion
.tt.c ,r,I..
.r,..,. .,.'.. .... ..,,I- 4,.aI of tbc keel and
.,..i. ,...,'.t.... ~ il.. ,I,ras escaDr m the
,-,.''f,,. ..f tro .1uI0s,ou. Th.
.. ,.. ,,.,I, .It,..fh.r inward. iu
.'... tt.. ,.r.r..tI.. dock beng LITE
...t.... 10 ,I. .,.iIairs of a. few
| ,..,l.. ,,.... Intact
,,... .,.,.,i......,,. az fna wrecks of the
at .Li. rhr0. of which wore.
..'I ...l I'D ....r rn4e.zl8o- exploded
.... f., ola, ,.Irro.. or ae.0r-
"'1 -r..-, ~ American eruuerv
900" 5.,.. .',l.teats Eore up.p tne
-'., I'D. r,ta5 s.oye .ul the
iI gr..+ of wen aimed shots was
demonstrated in the rapid snhn- off tne
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-24
DlNGLEY ON THE SITUATION,
lie Discrcdits the Rumors ofEmopean
Interference in Jfc Philippines.


WASHINGTON July N.-Reprcsenta-
tive Du4.ev. of Maine who has been 900
the c'rl as one of the members of the
Csnadian-Amer.c3n Commission. when
asked TODAY. "What do Won think viii
be- ME SOLVING of the Philippine prob
lem" REPLIED.
40 one can tell an This time. Events
ADJUST themselves and sometimes in
sudden ana unexpected manner THE site
uat.on will undoubtedly De- taken care of
as 10 arises and would not like to ven-
t4re an opinion Boo advance 900 what viii
D. done
II feel sure. however that there is mo
foundation for the talk of alleged Euro
psan interference boo whatever programme
this government may adopt FOR the Phl-
ipplnes ] believe tne rgmofod protests
OF tho Powers OF Europe Will Doe found
20 be merely unauthorized reports and
wlll not m8t-tallEe Iato ny.hing definite.
The conduct OF The Germans at Manila
IS subjected to criticism. hut their action
believe VIII not go beyond bounds.
II DO not pa" any attention to the ale
legged attitude of Europe protesting
against The sending of Commodore Wat
sens tleet to- the coast of Spain. such a
position would Dee untcuablc. This Cove
eminent is no war with Spain. and we
have right to strike her where and
when we please no remains FOR us alone
20 say whether we viii send a fleet 90
Sraiu OF course. ID we contemplated
selling and holding Spanish territory ON
re continent of Europe, it might cause
disquietude among The Powers. for fear
that me balance of power might Toe oiH-
turhed They would have no right how
ever no object to thc harrassins or me
Spanish coast 1ud commerce boy n fleet
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-24
GEN. BROOKE OFF
FOR PORTO RICO
He and His Staff Left Chickamauga
Yesterday Afternoon,
NO OTHER ORGANIZATIONS LEFT
Another Brigade Has Been Ordered
to Hold Itself in Readincss-lios-
pital Train Has Taken ON the
Sick Chickamauga soldiers

CIICEfNAUGA NATIONALd'ARK,
july U-Tue most momeut0us event of
The war s1 FAR as the army at Ch.cka-
mtusI Park Us concerned. occurred i1ls
afternoon WHOM General Brooke and tam
Dorm cawu Thomas for Newport NrWs ou
their way t0 Porto Rico. The arrange
m.ufs i0r DIDO departure of General
Brooke and stam were concluded ny noon
to-day Ills train was made up at ha'-
UeueI station and WAS composed ot ono
private clr Tor General Brooke, Two Puil-
mans and ono baggage car
NEW INFORMS.
General Brooke and his entire stan
were dressed m their new khardi uui-
forms. and they made most Impressive
display ass ihty entered tae cars. The csc
element 8t the paris was great and
every soldier who could GET away from
hs camp was at the cepo- 90 see them
on.
When fha train pulled out of the sta-
tlou at l.a1 o'clock r0ufns cheer went
MO- chat re-Yuuied throughout the entire
camp and was echoed from thousands
of thrlai-. Tine General train reached
tHe city about 1880. having been delayed
40 several points because ot freight trains
in tlo way.
The Generals train remained in the
c.t. ou account of delay in getting the
baggage ANA other equipments fsm the
park fH flt city until dock this eveu-
iur when tla start was made for Lex
irlr1u ou fne cincinnati Southern and
thence t1 Newport Ncws ~ the Chesa-
p.8ka and Ohio.
HOSPITAL CORPS.
Tna reserve ambulance company ana
hospital corps under Colonel R Huidea-
per- rHet SURE on. mucted into Ross
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-24
GLAD TO SURRENDER.
4 spanish Colonel Comes Into Santiago
oLearn If Reports Are True.

WASHINGTON July % The War De
partment tonight received the following
from General shafter.
SANTIAGO pE CUBA. July % .-6.e5 p
" -HeadQuartc- OF the Fifth ArmN
Corps Santiago De Cuba July 28.-Ad-
1utant-Ceneral Washington. ID. c.: cool
onel OF Engineers of Spanish Army has
Just arrived from Guantanamo. lie
heard from the French consul there that
Santiago had surrendered and that they
hed been included. Not crediting n he
was sent here 90 verify the fact.
They VIII Zoe very glad 20 accept terms
% surrender very short Of rations and
shall have Co begin ing them at once
lie tells me there are 100 men at that
place. Am row feeding 5000 well pris.
oners here and 1900 sick in hospitals.
Expect 200 men Bon Tomorrow from san
Luis and Palmas VIII send an officer
tomorrow or next day with one of GEN
eral Torals Co receive surrender az Guam
iannIao and thea go 20 s8gua and Bar
ecoa 10 receive surrender there. Think
The number a. prisoners viii be fully up
% tne estimate 22ooo or 5000
tsienedo SKATER
Major-Gcneral Commanding
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-24

volunteer army regiments now az Tampa
will be sent 20 Join General Miles at
Porto Rico. one regiment Is expected 20
stav az Tampa and the remainder will be
assigned 90 Fernandina-
Tho volunteer ORGANIZATIONS now at
rampa include the Second New York.
Fifth Maryland. Third Pennsylvania. one
Hundred and Fifty-seventh Indiana, First
Ohio. Fifth Ohio, First Florida Sixty
ninth New York, Third Ohio and Second
Georgia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-24
THE CONVENTION OFF,
Texas Would Not Agree 60 the Peoples
Party Convention in September.

CINCINNATI. ONO. July 2f-The
Times-Star to-dey saws. THE National
convention of the Peoples party called
10 assemble in Cincinnati September D..
ls9s. "a off and the gathering of Middle
of the Road and affiliated Populist- will
not get beyond "a call Several states h%t
held conventions and selected delegates.
Maine had chosen five leading Populsts
as delegates. Otner States had responded
90 the Omaha call Even Georgia had
broken away from Senator NJ. g.. Butler
Buf~Texas would not, ana this broke the
backbone of the straight Populist move
ment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-24
HOT AT CUBA LlBRE.
The Volunteers aud gcgulars Get on
Well Together.

CAMP CrBA LIBRG IH.y 90 Special
When tle Nre.n.a troops rrrt came
there WAS 4'Wft. some i.tli- breeze but
since the beginning 4f aH W.-. lf has
almost entirely disappeared alt tsc heat
has been lar more ODutoreir IlFu.ft-
sions the drills have been ntre- trying
and 90 has been necessary repeatedly
30 shorten these exercises and fra men
hsd to take 10 their tents 90 avol the
danger OF The heat the officers aye doing
their very best % avoid all bad oieets
thar the hot weather might have on the
troops.
Private T. Lansing. Of Company NJ,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-24
DIED FROM HIS INJURIES.
J. liough Cottman. Jr,, Wcil'kuown
Here, Fatally Hurt i'm Baltimore.

BALTIMORE. MD. July 23-Spfc'al-
j. H0ugh Cotlman. Dr., son of Nr and
Mrs j. H0ugh Cottman died carly this
morning az the Johns Hopkins Hospital
from badly fractured skull
Mr. Cotman was f1uud unconscious
early Friday morning near the Green
Spring valley Hunt club Kennels. where
he "a been spending the summer lt ia
mot known whether he fel off of che
electric car in going ont from the city
or whether he was attacked Dog ruihans
after leaving the car. whose object was
robbery There SIS suspicion of louI
play.
The Young man was twenty -FOUR years
ola Tbe Cottm4u.s are yrrg wei hloNu
in Virginia. and young Housh sister,
Miss Bessie Cotmau has recently been
the guests OF friends Bon Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-24
NOT WRITTEN BY GARCIA.
The Letter Ascribed TO Him Was Writ
ten by a NeWsnaper Man.

SANTIAGO DE CUBA, July 23-It now
turns out that the letter alleged TO have
been addressed hy General Garcia On
General Snatter. complaining OF the treat
ment accorded the Cubans and advising
General Shsfter of General GarcIa's res-
ienation. was prepared by newspaper
correspondent named Arms. who has
been acting on the staff of General Cas-
lilo II is not clear that General Garcia
ever saw the letter
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-24
TWO TRANSPORTS LEAVE.
The Arcadia and Cherokee Leave
Tampa with Troops for shaficr.

WASHINGTON. July 8.-Ihe war De-
rartmeut tonight received the follow
ing:
Port Tampa Fla. July %
Adutant-Genersl Washington. j.. c.:
Tne TRANSPORTS Arcadia and Cherokee
with GenGal schwan'f headquarters.
sailed between 10 and 1890 o'clock TO-DAY,
.itb to., llght batteries. seventh artli-
lorv one troop Second cavalry two
companies Eleventh Infantry full regi-
ment Nineteenth Infantry. and Two sec
tions of the general pack train. The
Mohawk. which can easily overtako these
boats. cannot sail before 10 o'clock TO-
morrow. n viii carry ten companies OF
the Eleventh Infantry a'lt wp PACK
animals the brigade ambulance train and
Red Cross ambulance
fsigned1 JOHN T. ROGERS.
Brig. Gen. Vol, Senior oficer az Port
Tampa
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-24
Ambulance Calls

The ambulance. with Or Miller Dr.
charge vas called az 1875 yesterdag
morning 20 80 Brook avenue. where
colored man bad been taken ill. and ags
az li.s0 20 Lombardy and Virginia street.
10 a sick woman. Both were treated art
left.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-24
RANGE OF THERMOMETERS.

The following was the range or "a
Thermometer az The Times Office yc
Up NJ. 81; . r. ~, 76, nildnigh.. IA
Mean temperature. 81 10.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-24
R,oLc Her Arm.

SalUo Cunnineham. ydunsesi daughter
of Louis r Miller. feli while playing yes
far.l4v. and broke her ann below The ell
Low. III. Gee Was called ln ana SCI II.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-24
VOLUNTEERS TO co FROM TAMPA
Several Of tho Regiments There VIII
Join Cen. Miles IN Porto Rico.

WASHINGTON. July 2s-The an
nouncement IS made al the War Depart
-nent that three and possibly I'VE Of the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-24

slDie seems to be the correct solution OF
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-12-09

The Art Amateur f.r Christmas is
indeed "a thing Of beauty and JOY
forever" lts cNqui>itely reproduced
color plate entitled "Grandpa,' from
the famous Academy picture 10y
Charles f. Proctor which won the
Hallgurten prize and another at Syra-
cu,e, is one that will appeal to every
body tor the tenderness and pathos eN-
pressed in it. The old man j. seated
in an armchair blowing smoke rings
for the delectation OF his tiny grand
daughter, who stands beside HIM watch-
ing the operation with absorbed inter-
est. The text Of the magazine is eX-
tremely varied and highly interesting.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-12-09

at>n uNl> NOTHING .oWINl- a
noF R>oNLluaA
I'm good a'o SAYING. ami sac one
-EunV aI men ur ,ueir work. Tee
lh.c HW heru IMPOSED upuu so many
lm. ly W-cupuIous CLAIMS mIHc .Dr
.ul means ut profit hey loo. tut
-.mrthWa more substantial they a-h fJl
81 eds IHr little qu,rUr ha- earned
ltc reputation made ir Michigan aud no
mr1-jor can -l,al d. From north to
south, from east To- west, Iu cv.tN tltv,
town and hHmict pa hc ~tltc rrure
stand ready ID testify lo merit. trrtt
uudc i0r comfort brought lo thousands e
uoWc- uIlug. en- hauC rcjncug, aLu
Words of liai,c lhr ike of when BIAS uut
he, IA ,quHlicd I'm modern times. j. % q
wonder ine name Dom +. "a familiar Que
in every households j. IL surprising The
public appreciate Doan's Kinney Pu~
and viii not De led a~tray bv The ingenious
riiors Of would Do compe itots2 \ De.
troil citizen lr is here Whv the name If
Eoan Is so dear 10 him
Mr. H. ~ Elliott. Ct li3 High street.
Dcr.it sayS' Ny know ledge Of Doan's
Kidney Pal, dates back TO five years ago.
| as theu living IN the town where DR.
iftfhl WIS N'Ahitl was itllNl ca " IN
kidney troubles and uilamato-y rhcuma-
usm. The doctor prescribed the pills for
me which have since become so i,sty ia
nous. Their use quickly eliminated the
uric acid from my system and with lts
departure came the cure # the ihcuma-
tism and the end OF the kidney troubles.
L took but few boxes TO accomplish this
cud and feel thai | owe Or. Doan au
everlasting debt of gratitude for prcScrb-
ing such valuable remedy. have taken
pleasure in recommending this medicine
to a number OF my lends. | always
keep a box Of these pulls on hand 50 that
should | take a severe cold and feel that
it is settling on my kidneys few doses of
Doan's Kidney Pills relieves all apprehen.
sion"
Doan's Kidney Pills are sold by all
dealers. Price 30 cents per box. Mailed
on receipt OF price by Foster Milburn Co.,
Buffalo. n. Y, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name Doans and take
no other.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-12-09
g ~ - EE1 % H H. IL.
Bears the 2la3Erd you Have bIEa p
signature "a NzHHzIx%x


slcckenridge.
Puof Pike, " o. Watson and ,5a
.rd Il l.. Boyle ATTENDED, phe republic
cau bsuquct al $ Louis last Thursday
nigh
Ths diph,hera scare is uo,a Dated
and there are yo, several eases iu town.
They are lyng 20 get pastor for
On, BlpJiS, ebur,h ct this place.
Mrs. Mclean. VINO ha, been quite
sick with typhoid il, reported better.
VIVA, is the reason that our bust
ness men can't go' together and secure
some factories for the town. \ little
effort would get US llaN mill which
pays well. y box factory is another
Institution ,hat would be all right.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-12-09

The American forces have taken
charge of Sancti Spiritus and Trinidad.
in Santa Clara province, and the stars
and Stripes were officially and with
impressive ceremonies hoisted over the
city hall and the military and govern
mcnt buildings and the soldiers and
large crowds of citizens checred en-.
Enthusiastically.
Pontiac's prospective beet sugar
moguls have "trun down" the Chicago
promoters because they wanted toe
large graft and local capitalists
will erect the factory for a bonus OF
40 acres of land and a pledge of 4, DOC
acres of beet annually.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-12-09
v. C. I. l. COLUMN.

one Mans Reason for not Drinking Beet
A man past eighty-tiye years old.
but hale and hearty as one of hity,
gives his observations in regard to he
effects Of beer ON logs as The reason
for never drinking 10 himself. ilc j.,
an inleIIigru, attorney of Mtchi gan.
his fher VISA butcher m Loekport,
y. y. and did DIS oWo klliu.. The
work Of h- SOM. M ) u. C.fbe.. was.
.n IS own words. "lo rdd.t. or re-
move thc & from lhe intestine, of tho
noe~ Many OF lhc hogs wee fulen
ci 40 lhe refuse Il % brewery and w,rp
purchased lrola thr brewer hr. Con.
1r' sol bee found DO very difficult To
nUtale his work "a, thc ulespne- and
.omaeh of lhr brewery rcd swine were
AS lender a., brown paper soaked in
winter, and the fan would hardly hold
togother,aud seemed To bee more Of an
oily mature than otherwise, and there
wa, as much difference bciwccn tac fat
of brewery ted, and corn ami grass ted
hogs a~ There is between pressed lard
and OIL aud that ia killing such. the
suocumbed 20 th kuie much sooner
than those ied ON corn. lac bot a.
wa, commended that the meat was uu-
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-12-09


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disease 'l t-. -iI>. .AI dul NDr
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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-12-09
" eDleDl

Hoods Sarsaparil.a is
Americas Greatest Medicine
for the Blood and the
Best that Money Can Buy.
Hence AXE only Hood.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-12-09

t1n'"N''S inr'H'
Roman F,Igr.wa. ajf,ndcd ,te Ie.
o,bbc.u b,rooar Y. rnu~.day and
.... ..,i..n .f,i. j., ,o ris,,, rav
e,,,.,o,5
p..i. u.-......
A. - ,,.
b.. o.. Adams 'i "r"od h'p''~ "'s
n town a,t wcc1. NJ A. o-ed %"
luea' Da~tyi.Ic and is now represent
ia4 tue Hr, legislative Usui ul K.w
county.
,l. p ,,.,... ......... d..
ne '''i'. it'". "''"' .' '''.' l''.'.'
.'," ID ''''' '''.'' '' '
'''' ''' P"'" o'' ''' WOO" '''' '..''''
ti'OV.
Shepherd is to nave lecture course
ANA Tine urot one is To- ut delivered lNt--
day night.
MI. Winnie Moore wq. very pl.s~.
andy smrr-.' Nst "Wednesday Iy
some 20. of friends. "a hs.ur b.,.t~.l
.itIl., t....,tit,f -..,,,..,. ...-
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-12-09
Giyand : yWH.. Is q afteD
TOLEDO SAGINAW 6Nr~E- COS DIV
I'm effect SOY 81. f.is.
rAsTH Len-

EAsTB 1UND.