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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-28
SMALLPOX FROM BUTTE.
r. F, Barley Brings the Disease to Ores
Falls.

Great Falls. Dec. Pr. F. Barlev has
brought case of smallpox from Butte
with him and is now at the Great Falls
pest house, which has been vacant for
some weeks past Barley has been q
fireman on the Great Northern railway
and came here from Butte several days
ago. Not feeling well. he secured a
room at the Montana lodging house
on Central avenue, where he remained
until this morning, when he concluded
to see doctor. The case looked sus-
pic!eus and the doctor referred It to
DR.. Weitman. who immediately dag
nosed the case as one of smallpox, and
Barley was remanded to the pest
house, where he now is, its solitary
patient.
The house and room In which Barley
stopped We're thoroughly fumlgated and
everything possible done to prevent a
further spread of the disease.
During his stay here Barley, of neces-
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Every seeker after a sound body
should drink Henry Muntzer's pure
beer, a conservator of health and
strength. Phone 252.
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Conductor John Rogers Of Havre has
gone to Williston, Oak. where he will
act as station agent and yard master
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Rev. Frank e Baldwin of Havre
has been transferred to the passionate
of the M. e. church in Chamberlain,
8. D.. Miss Baldwin, sister of the
reverend gentleman. who formerly
taught in the schools of Great Falls
and Butte. will probably accompany
him.
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William Tate Of Havre, colored SOL
der, who took several shots at a COM
rade in this city. a few days ago, has
been taken to the Lewis and Clarke
county Jail in default of $4,000 bail.
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Far Beyond Our Greatest
Expectations

We have had phe omenai Christmas trade and would in
deed be ungratefu did not genuinely
custom We desire therefore to thanks
stantia by offering goods much less
qualities than other dealer in
and share OF the mercands advertised to-day
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county Jail in default of $4,000 bail.
1t is reported that F. @. Wilkinson,
assistant superintendent of the Cas-
cade division of the Great Northern,
has been transferred to be assistant
superintendent of the Dakota divis on,
with HEADQUARTERS at Larimore. n. D.,
vice r. G. Morgan, resigned. W. u.
Scott of Crookston is appointed assist
ant superintendent of the Cascade d.
vision, to succeed Fred G. Wilkinson,
with headquarters at Everett, Wash
Havre Eagle.
THE Big Seven mine continues to
astonish all observers. and to-day
looks better than at any time in its
The shaft, starting in tunnel, LOO
feet below the surface, Is already down
225 feet. and the ore Is better than ever
The percentage Of gold has materially
increased with depth. an the so-callad
barren zone of the Neihart district
with this depth, the other mines of the
camp are only scratched on the surface
and the assurance is given that the
Seven Will be producing rich ore for
years to come. The average car of this
ore runs from s1,5o0 to $4,000 net. II
the Big Seven were in Colorado, or
some more favored locality, it would
result in veritable boom for it's dis
trict and If King solomon were here
to-day he would be trying to amalgaS
mate his famous mines with the richest
silver, mine in the state of Montana.
Upon the completion of the shaft in
the Seven the working force will be
materially increased"
A Mr.. Cunningham, recently from
England, attempted to cross from
James Hughes ranch to ]. V. Davies
on the Marias. during the last cold
snap, and not being able to find his
way, laid out on the prairie for three
nights, He was found by one of the
Birch creek coal miners wandering on
the prairie, very nearly exhausted,
mentally and physically, but after
stay at the coal mines for a couple Of
days, came out all right, with the ex-
ception of frozen nose and face, and
some frost-bitten fingers. He had a
close call.-Dupuyer Acantha.
Sheriff Shaw is in mood to sur
render his Office to any april cant for
few days, His predecessor made
the sale of the Spotted Horse property
and collected the fee for such sale,
Sheri I Shaw must now give the pur-
chaser deed, which document re-
qrires revenue stamps to the amount
of s35. For the deed the sheriff gets
no fee at all, the $3.50 going to the
county. Mr.. Shaw is little bit
touchy on the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ar
gus.
In 1899 Teton county produced $751;
900 pounds of wool, which sold at en-
average price of 1To7 cents per pound,
amounting to total of $2S3,O72 AS
compared with 1898 there was a de-
crease of 39051 pounds, and as compar-
ed with 1897 there was a decrease of
HATH pounds. The average price re-
ceived per pound in 1898 was 16ls cents,
in 1897, 1888 cents. With the large de-
crease in the total number of pounds of
wool for 1899 over the two previous
years and the increase in the average
price, we find that nearly $4,000 mere
was received this year than in either OF
the two other years.-Choteau Chroni-
Gle.
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M. d. Leehy. one of Butte's we'll
known young attorneys, and John w.
Stanton, recently from Great Falls,
have entered into a law partnership.
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ALASKAN NEGOTIATIONS.
They ARR said ny a British Coio1iai
ON cc OmciaI 10 lie In the Rcsi-
est Possible shape.

London. June s.-A high authority
of the colonial Office has Informed "A
pres Representative that the negotia-
tions with reference to the Alaskan
question are in the rosiest possible
condition.
After the interview which the Unit
ed States ambassador. Mr.. Joseph
Choate. had, Tuesday. with the mar
quis of Salisbury. at the foreign Of
flee, the lines Of a prospective settle
ment and for carrying on the discus.
sion in the high commission were for
mally submitted by the secretary Of
state for the colonies. Mr.. Joseph
Chamberlain. who. throughout, has
had most potent influence with the
Canadian side. Every arrangement in
the negotiations here between Mr..
Choate, Lord Salisbury and Sir Julian
P~auncefote has gone through him,
and the prospective settlements, IN a
great degree. may be considered a tri-
umph for Mr.. Chamberltin's tact and
perseverance,.
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WILL HILL KILLED BY A MOB.
Confessed Ills Completely In the
Hubbard Nudrrr aud Was
shot 90 Denih.

Huntsville. Ala. June s.-Nil Hin,
brother OF Alex Hin, the negro who
killed Mrs. Hester Hubbard, near
Eoline Monday. was captured near Me-
Cullcy's mill Tuesday. taken to the
scene OF his crime and killed. Ills
lead Was shot into a shap,lcss mass.
lie confessed he was with Alex Hill AT
the time Mrs. Hubbard was killed. and
that he and Alex went TO Huhhards
for the purpose ofkillingM rs.Iiubbard
They had heard her husband was alb.
sem and She had a large sum OF money
in the house.
The crowd hung him TO a limb and
then cut him down. lie was then tied
TO a tree and a volley fired into his
head. The husband OF the murdered
oma was present.
a second posse is hunting Alex Hill
He IS reported 10 have gone in the Iii.
rection OF bessemcr, while other adj
vices say he is doubling back to Tus-
c~aloosa.
There is much excited talk of lynch
ing and even of a race war, but this l.
for the most part exaggerated. The
negroes are excited owe the occur
renee. Hubbard. who was shot at the
time his wife vas killed, viii cover
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SHOT AS SPIES BY RUSSIANS.
tigating Earthquake
nm and Mountain Flora.

Victoria. h. c.. june S.-kobe pa.
pers of May 16 contain the news that,
the fate Of the party ~ scientists,
missing for upward OF a month past
has been disclosed. They had landed
near Tosang. on the Lion lung PENN
sula, to pursue their Investigations Of
earthquake phenomena and mountain
flora, when they were made prisoners
by a party Of Russian cavalry, and shot
as spies without the s~mblaLce of q
trial. Their Photographic and other
scientific apparatus was destroyed
There were IL professors ia the party
oneGerman sayant,and ten native Jap
ancse, whose homes were in Kobe and
Toxic. The %Japanases authorities WI
make a thorough investigation.
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THE DREARY TRAIL OF DEATH.
Great Mortality Among the cold
seekers of the Frozen North
Took His Chances.

Seattle. Wash, June She list Of
p~rospcctors who have persisted in their
rush 70 the Yukon gold fields over the
Edmonton trail is growing. and if re-
ports brought down by steamer Laura.
da from southeastern Alaska are 10 he
believed it Will be very large when the
fun story Is told. Fifty are reported
10 have been drowned in Great Slave
lake. 90 haze perished in the rapids OF
the Mud and Laird rivers. ten have
frozen TO death, Is have died from
scuivy.
The bodies Of a score who died Of OK
posure have been found.
The Hudson Fay Co. was preparing
70 send a relief party 20 Dease Lake
with vegetables for the scurNy-stricl-
en- people.
The Northwest mounted police Will
also render assistance.
Illustrative Of the distress along III,
trail. G. Richter. of New York. who
committed suicide. Is said e have
stuck a sign on a tree. which read:
Hell can't be worse than this trail
I'll chance it."
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A REVOLUTION THREATENED.
h IrreconciIiabIes Boast of n
Plan to Destroy Foreign Invest
ments i'm the Island.

New York. June 9.-In a private let
ter received by the New York Herald
from a distinguished Cuban, nov a
resident Of he United states. is a
Isost sensational statement about the
plans of the irreconciliable,uban lead
ers. The writer is conservative. and is
IN a position 20 know wha; is going On
at present in Cuba. The Information
is as follows:
The latest story from Cuba. which
! have every reason TO believe. vt hay-
ing been told me by a prominent Gu
ban. whose intimacy with the leaders
IN Havana lends authority TO the state
mcnt. is that the former revolutionary
element has decided to make a virtue
Of necessity and gracefully. TO out
ward appearances. accept American
Intervention.
AT the end of two years. however.
# Cuban independence is not acknowl-
edged and the government transferred
to the Cubans, the torch Is 10 be APP
piled from one end Of the island 10
the other. by which means all foreign
Investments will be destroyed.
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A MYSTERIOUS SUICIDE.
Miss Mamie Paul. OF stanford, Ill.
Went Ia bloomington and De-
Iberntely Drowned Herself.

Bloomington. ILL.,, June s.-This city
and county were startled. Tuesday. by
the mysterious disappearance Of Miss
Mamie Paul. the beautiful and accom-.
plished daughter of President Paul Of
the Stanford bank, in this county.
About 1885 p. IN. a small hand-satchel
was found los the lake in Miller park
in the south part of Bloomington. II
was found TO be that of Miss Paul II
Lad her name on the inside and con
tanned her night dress and some jew
elry.
y party TO drag the lake was organ.
lied and al midnight the body OF Miss
Paul was taken from the water.
Miss raul's watch had stopped at
9:05 a. IN. She arrived in Bloomington
al $40 a. NJ. 50 hat il seems she had
gone directly 10 the lake and leapcd
in.
All Of her money and iewelry and
return ticket TO Stanford were found,
The finding Of the ticket indicates that
the suicide was not premeditated
when She bought her ticket at Stan
ford. The cause of the act is q nlys.
terry.
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CONVICTED OF TRAIN ROBBERY
\ Man of Varied Occupations VIII
Add to Ills Experience by a Resi-
dence in the Peuitcntiary.

Ilartville. Mo. June Stake Fagley,
who has been on trial here for "A week
past. charged with completely in the
robbery Of a Kansas City. Fort Scott
d. Memphis express train at Macomb,
on January 3 last. was adiudged guilty
last night. The jury fixed his punish
ment at ~ years in the ~peniteniiary.
Fagley was a farmer. Before he
turned train robber he had been JUS
tice Of the peace. had been three times
foreman of the Wright county grand
jury. had been chairman OF the popr
list county committee. and had also
been a preacher of the Gospel.
The trials Of Bill Ryan, John Ken
,nedy and the others under arrest
charged with the Macomb robbery will
follow Immediately.
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GREAT DEPARTMENT STORES.
History oil the War Waged Agrip~t
III EN- i'm Without
Successful Issue.

Washington. June 9.-ln view of the
agitation in this country and particu-
larry in the west against the existence
Of the great department stores. The
state department has published a re-
port from United States ConSulGenrr-
al Mason, At Eerlin. upon special taNa-
tion for department stores IN Ger
many.
Mr.. Mason shows that a increment
began in Germany in 1896 10 restrict
the growth OF these stores. and he de-
scribes in detail the various measures
that were proposed in the reichstag
and elsewhere TO effect this purpose.
A. in some of our western states, a
progressive tax was the basis Of most
of The suggestions. but the nernisn
government so far has been unable to
find any measure that dSs not violate
the higher law Of the empire.
Tie report includes incidentally n
short history Of the result of French
legislation on the subject. and refer
retail league of 10000 members. all
merchants, to oppose the department
stores.
According TO the statement: OF the
founder OF the department store. il has
supplanted at the outset and soon ,x-
tinguished about 600 small retail shops
and stores. and now does "A business of
S3s.ss0.DO o annually. sufficient to main
tain $500 to 1900 small stores.
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KITCHENER
Michael Davitt Denounced ny :. J..
Bnlfour n~ An vowed Enemy
Of Grcnt britain.

lords and house Of commons yesterday
passed votes of thanks to Gen. Lord
Kitchener of khartoum. and of the
other officers and men engaged in the
Srndan campaign.
Michael pavitt. Irish national mem
Der for South Mayo. protested, and
that there were 312 votes in favor of
the motion and 20 against il.
Az. Balour. the government leader.
remarked hat Mr.. Davitt attended the
house, as IAN avowed enemy OF our
country" adding that he understood
a British reverse would not break his
heart.
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Greens Farms. Conn. June D. The
sound steamer Z. Ii. Nortnan. OF the
New Haven Steamboat Co.'s line, was
run ashore here near New Creek. TO
keep her from sinking. During the
night, while on her trip from New
York 10 New Haven. the steamer is
said 10 have been in collision with the
steamer Richard Peck, of the same
line, bound for New York. \ hole OF
considerable proportions was stove in
the Nortbam's bow. and her passcr.-
gers were taken aboard the Peck. II is
believed that no one was injured.
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When Commodore Dewey left Washiry.
ton N November, 1897, to take command 2
the fleet in the Pacific Ocean. he did nor fsaa
on a pass or a halt-rate ticket. Beng 4 rer.
soma friend OF ;. Il. Hege, General Agent 4
the baltimore a Ono passenger department
borghi two first class tickets from Ma,Are.
ton 10 San Francisco via the B. & o.. On.
cago & North-W Western, Union Pacific AID
Southern Pacific lines. Lieut.. Brumty n.
companled the admiral and they departed
on November 9th.
Some time ago Manager Of PASSENGER
Traffic ID. II. Martin, of the Baitim r.
4 Ohio Railroad. set out TO collec, ,hs
coupons OF the ticket and only recen. '
secured all Of them. lie has had the tie..t.
containing Dewey's signature, Autographed.
and IS ISSUING lae-sim.les as sonvenlr.-
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Washington. June 9.-The Spanish
l. gation has been re-estabiished in the
handsome quarters formerly occupied
by Ministers Dupuy de LONE and Polo,
at the corner Of Massachusetts avenue
and Eighteenth street. The archives
of the legation have been taken from
the Austria-Hnngarian legation and
set up IN the place they formerly &C.
cupied.
The Spanish government Is rapidly
completing It's consular representa-
tions i'm this country and its newly-ac
quired possessions.
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TKaywM otAer's
Gratitude
fLrrrrR TO mrs. NO. so.7ssl

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After first confinement ! was sick for
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had pain in left side. in small o. back
. great deal Of headache, palpitation
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low have a sweet baby girl. never
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am now able to do my work and feei
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LrNeER, DEvINE, TEX.
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"What ridiculous names they hs,e ove,
there IN the t~tihppines sail The man MA.
assured by the clerk that he ,oullhar ,|a.
best room In the hotel. "IAore's CLAN,
for INSTANCE. That name would m.ll ,
horse laugh. Who ever heard M ar,tt, !,
SO absurd as TO give a town such 4 pUslmafS
a. thats'
Then he took the pen that tile clerk iai
been holding out toward him and Wrote
upon the register:
~. Crawford, Woonsocket, Il. I."-CM
cago Evening News.
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Washington, June 9.-The Argentine
minister has received copies OF the
message of President Julio Roca of the
Argentine republic. presented 10 Q n
gress on May ! last, i'm which he
thanks the American government, end
MIR. buchanan, our minister there. ter
siding in the settlement of the boun-
dairy troubles between Chile and Ar
gentina.
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Washington. June 9.-Gen. Otis ca
bles as follows regarding the return Of
volunteers (:
Manila, June s.-Adjutant General,
Washington: Oregon request to defer
time Of departure until 18th; will leave
for Portland in transports Ohio and
Newport. Sixth infantry, upon arrival,
will relieve Californians at Ncgr,s.
Hancock sails in a few days with Ne
braska and other troops"
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Concord. y. H., June s.-The SUI
rrcme court yesterday granted he pc.
tition of Insurance Commissioners Line
han, for the appointment of a receiver
for the Provident Mutual Relief asso.
citation. n Of the oldest and largest
fraternal benefit organizations in the
state. The court will name a receiver.
From its incorporation until June,
1893, all claims against the association
wire paid in full; but since the latter
date only 80 per cent. has been paid.
NO statement OF assets and Liabilities
Is available.
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nrigandage In cuba.

New York. June s.-A dispatch to
the Herald from Havana says: Bri-
gandism is on the Increase in the
country. and a reign of terror prevails
in towns where no United States sol
aiers are quariered. The s~c-called ban.
dts are mostly negroes. who came
from the cast with the Cuaan party Of
invasion.
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~ have been taking Lydia b. Pms,
hams Vegetable Compound bloo
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your remedies I was in a terrible s'a't
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SCHNEIDER, l244 urLEa q
NIGH
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Washington. June s.-The navy de-
partmcnt has ordered the Buffalo TO
be put out of commission. thus indicat-
ing the abandonment Of the project Of
maintaining a regular naval transport
service across the Atlantic and by way
of the Mediterranean 10 Manila.
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Iator. Probably Fatally Injured
at Washington.

Washington. June 9.-Jonr j. Lalor,
: translator in the Office of the dircc-
tor of the mint, lost his balance and
fell rom the second floor in The treas
ury department. down the snaft which
the stairway surrounds TO the base
mcnt. probably receiving fatal inju-
ries. Mr.. Lalor is a well. known writer
on political economy. and Is the author
Of an encyclopedia On that subject.
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Summer Outings.

Tourist resorts on the Continent 10
reached directly by the lines OF the Grand
Trunk Railway System and its direct en-.
nectlons.
Nestibule Train Service.
Copies Of illustrated descriptive ram'h n
lets Of Lake. Mountain and Seashorc res'rs
with full information as to rates. etc. !
be sent on application to j.. ii. Burgis. Cry
Passenger and Ticket Agent. 2i9 C-atz
Street, Corner Jackson Boulevard, Chlc4s,.
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Toledo. o.. June s.-With but little
ceremony TIE work Of building n har.
Dor on the Ohio Centennial grou nds
was begun yesterday. The local com
mission expect to have the work com.
pleted by the middle of June, 1900.
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usnv pcopIe Cannot Drink

coffee at night. II spoils their sleep lou
can drink Grain-O when you please and UP
like a top. For Grain-O does not stimulate;
it nourishos, cheers and feeds. Yet u logks
and tastes ike the best coffee. For nervous
persons. young people and children GIa.np
is the perfect drink. Made from pure eIa ns.
Get a package from your grocer today. Ivy
it in place Of coffee. Is aud 2Jc.
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Conclusion. Drawn ut w%nshing.on

Washington. June 9.-The conclu-
sions drawn by the war department
officials concerning the condition in
the Philippines given in the dispatch
Of Gen. Otis are that the insurgents
are little more than marauding bands
which will continually decrease wher
the men find thar there IL life and lib
erty under American government.
The people who are coming into the
American lines asking protection are
&C rsiderd like those who sought pro-
lection in the forts during the early
stages of American development in the
west. Nothing Is yet said as TO the in
tention Of Gen. Otis to continue active
hosiilities, but this is a matctr that
vii, be left wholly in his discretion.
and he will no doubt fight or rest, as
the circumstances determine.
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Mrs. Newlywed-Oh. mother, | wish ia
never been born. George doesn't love ne
any more. It's as plain as daylight.
Her Mother-Why, how can You tex
"Well, I'm glad to know about it,"
all our expenditures. The first month We
were married our living expenses amount.
cd TO Slol, the second month $50, ala .is,
month just SIS. And George says we re- a..
inc 20 DO even better than that hereafter
N. Y. World.
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Rev. (now Bishop Joseph s. Key, wrote:
eve gave your Teethina tTeethine Pow
ders) TO our little %grandchild with the hap
piest results. The effects were almost MAJ
ical and certainly more Satisfactory 'Aan
from anything we ever used
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sonny" said Uncle Eben, lookout ion
dcshere proverbs. Dey tells you dar : poeAs
in de runnin' brooks, but don I you M1-'~s
you gwinter git yoh education gen "
swimmln'. Washington Star.
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Some persons chew chewing gum aft
some escAew chewing chewing gum. DFe
may chew or eschcw chewing just as c-e
cAooses.-L. A. w. Bulletin.