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The San Francisco call., 1899-07-13
LED THE oREGoNs.
A List of the Officers of the Gallant
Second.


Second.
Following is list of the men who have
so ably commanded the fighting men of
the Second Oregon Volunteer Infantry:
Headquarters. field staff and band
Colonel Owen Summers, Lieutenant Colo
mel George o. Yoran, Major c. W. Gan
tenbein Major Percy Willis, Major P. G.
Eastwick. Major Surgeon NJ H Ellis,
Captain William S. Gilbert, First Lieu
tenant E. P. Crowne, First Lieutenant L.
H Knapp.
Company A-Captain H. L. Heath, First
Lieutenant Ralph PIatt, Second Lieuten-
ant J. A. Young.
Company B-Captain J. L. May. First
Lieutenant Z. B. Hamlin, Second Lieu
Company C-Captain w S. Moon. First
Lieutenant r. S Huston, Second Lteuten-
ant F. W. Haynes.
Company D-Captain A. F. Prescott,
First Lieutenant George A. Hartman Jr.,
First Lieutenant F. S. Kelly, Second Lieu
tenant F. A. Meade.
Company E-Captain r. E Davis, First
Lieutenant T. w. Dunbar, First Lieuten-
ant A. ]. Brazee, Second Lieutenant E. j.
Bryan.
Lieutenant Edwin Grimm, First Lieuten-
ant Rheese Jackson, Second Lieutenant E.
Company G-Captain William Gadsby,
FirGt Lieutenant H. r. Barber, Second
Lieutenant George w. Walfe.
Company H-Captain c. E. Mcdonald.
First Lieutenant A. B. Guitzmacher, Sec
ond Lieutenant J. A. McKinnon.
Company Captain L. L. Pickins, First
lieutenant NJ. D. Phillips, Second Lieu
tenant W. A Huntley.
Company K-Captain E. o. Warrick,
First Lieutenant Ralph w. Terrell, Sec
ond Lieutenant Charles A. Murphy.
Company L-Captain H. L. Wells, First
Lieutenant George 7. Teller. Second Lieu
tenant George ". Povey.
Company M-Captaif J. NJ Poorman
First Lieutenant w. S. FINER, Second
Lieutenant G. r. Platts.
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Colonel A B. Gillis, Colonel s. c. Spencer,
Major J. Mel. Wood. Captain c. b. Mears
of Oregon and Adjutant General Seamans
of California, was met at $3.50 in the morn;
ing by Major Noble, representing General
Shafter and escorted to the Preside ana
Fort Point. General Shafter personally
accompanied the Governor on tour of
inspection of the batteries and fortihca-
tions at Fort Point, and by his order a
salute of seventeen guns was fired in hon
or of Oregon's executive.
Company B, United States Engineers.
arrived from Willetts Point, n. Y, yes
terday and went to Angel i Island on the
of the two companies which consists of
three officers, $50 enlisted men, one assist
ant surgeon and two hospital men. They
will go to the Philippines later. Colonel
Rawles, Third Artillery, has reported for
duty with his regiment at Angel Island
Major w S. Matthews has been ordered
to the Philippines. He will be succeeded
as executive officer at the general hos
pital at the Preside by Captain Shaw, as
sistant surgeon.
Captain ]. Franklin Bell. formerly aid
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EVANS DENOUNCED
BY THE VETERANS
President Is Asked to
Remove Him:
ACTION TAKEN AT SANTA CRUZ
HEAD OF THE PENSION BUREAU
SCORED.
Under the Shady Redwood Bowers at
Camp Wallace Reynolds the Old
Soldiers Sit Down to
Feast.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

SANTA CRUZ. July 12.-This has been a
big day at Camp Wallace Reynolds. All
the old soldiers in camp and all who re-
side with their families in Santa Cruz sat
down to feast Under the shady red
wood bower in the center of the camp had
been placed two tables, each over 100 feet
in length Here the Wallace Reynolds
Relief Corps of Santa Cruz had prepared
a dinner eft for King" 1t would not
have been a Grand Army dinner without
baked beans, and these were served
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stowaways Under Arrest.

When the big transport Newport was
several days out from Manila, the Off
GERS of the vessel became aware of the
fact that a number of stowaways We're
aboard. A general search was then in
stituted, which revealed a nest of near
ly twenty of these worthless. Food had
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Officers Wives On Board.

The ladies who returned on the
transports are Mrs. Major Willis. Mrs.
Lieutenant King, Mrs. Lieutenant
Hayes, Mrs. Captain William Nichol of
the Twenty-third Infantry, Mrs. Lieu
tenant Nichols of the Ninth Infantry,
Mrs. Captain Clagett of the Twenty
third Infantry, and DR.. Frances Wood
q Red Cross nurse.
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Unionists Win.

LONDON, July 12.-In the Pariiamen-
tary election held to-day in the eastern
division of st. Pancras, London, to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation of
Robert Grant Webster, Conservative,
Thomas Wrightson, the Unionist candi,
date, defeated B: F. Costelio, the Liberal
and Radical candidate, by l6 votes.
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CiYen away with each cash wont G6ver
Hsement ordered in NEXT Sundays CGTJ a
magnificent portrait of Admiral DeHey'
printed in ten coiors, size f4x2f inches,
ready for framing.
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en- furnished them by the men of the

been furnished them by the men Of the
Oregon regiment.
The Government officials at Wash
ington have been in receipt of informa-
ton from Manila stating that deser-
tions have occurred from a number Of
regiments. AS soon as the Newport ar
rived she was boarded by an army Off
Ger and all of the stOwaWays were or
dered placed under arrest. Should they
prove deserters, a term of imprison-
ment stareS them in the face.
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to General Forsyth when the latter was in
command of the Department of Califor-
MIA will 'be colonel of the Thirty-sixth
Infantry.
Major Burkholder, in charge of the local
recruiting office, has received the expected
blanks from Washington, and recruiting
for the Thirtyfifth Volunteer Reglmen6
will actively begin this morning at 3
~
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Among the officers of the United
States army who have returned are
Major Bates of the Eighteenth Infan-
try. Captain John B. Jeffreys, who has
been division quartermaster of IlOilo,
and Major Dickens of the Oregon
Marines.
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Infantry, and Colonel William H. Bisbee,
Thirteenth Infantry, have arrived from
the East and will also sail on the City Of
Para.
the guests of Major General Shafter yes
terday. The party, consisting of Governor
Geer Adjutant General b. b. Futile,
Colonel D. NJ. Dunno, Colonel Jackson,
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LATE SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
TRANSATLANTIC

TRANSATLANTIC STEAMERS.
LIvERPoOL-Arrived July 12-stmr Rhyn-
land, from Philadelphia.
SOUTHAMPTON-Arrive July 1Z-Stmr st
Louis, from New York.
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WEAK. NERVOUS MEN

Should lose no time in consulting DR. Sweanv
He restores lost vigor and vitality builds nm
the shattered nervous system caused by ex
cesses and self abuse. DIR. Sweany can and
will make a man of YOU no matter who else
has failed. Your is always under the ner-
sonal supervision of the most scientific special
lists In the West.
Diseases of women a speciality Electricity
administered where necessary
No printing on envelopes or packages Al.
letters confidential. Call or address
F l.. SWFANY. NJ n. 737 Na-kef T.
Hours-s to and to S; Sunday, 10 to l.
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Improved Order of Red Men.

A dispatch from Washington announces
that the Great Council of the United
States at it's recent session decided on the
establishment of a National Red Men s
Journal, to be published under the di-
recton of the board of great chiefs. The
next session of the Council will be held
In Milwaukee.
Bald Eagle Tribe on last Monday night
gave a smoker to its members who had
a jolly good time. Great Chief of Records
Bliss was present and gave a short talk
Last week Great Junior Sycamore
Holder and Great Chief of Records Bliss
trailed to the wigwam of Carquinez Tribe
at Crockett, where there was held an
open council meeting for the benefit of the
palefaces of that locality. Sachem A.
W. Jones, W. r. Walker, n. Demartini
and Clarence II. Kent were the pro-
moters of the affair. which was a very
successful one There were interesting
talks on the order by the visitors.
LaEt Wednesday the sachem of Oshonee
Tribe rendered his resignation, and the
other officers were promoted
Alfarata COUNCIL gave pleasant social
in its wigwam laat Friday night. at which
there were present many friends of the
membership.
Yosemite Council of the Degree of
Pocahontas will visit Wenonah Council
of Sacramento on the occasion of the
official visit of the great chiefs, and a
team of the visiting council will ex
emplify the adoption degree.
Next Wednesday a team from Modoc
Tribe will visit the tribe in West Oak
land and exemplify the adoption degree
on ten candidates
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BOTH YACHTS
" PRACTICALLY
IN SHAPE
Columbia and Shamrock Re
ceive Final Polishing 5o~
III. the Race.
spe,ial Dispatch to The Gail.

NEW YORK. Sept. 20.-Because Of the
welcome to Admiral Dewey the two
yachts that Will battle for international
laurels during next week were visited by
comparatively few sightseers to-day. The
crew Of the Columbia completed the task
of cleaning the under body Of the Yacht
and spent the. greater part Of. the day
painting her top sides. This work WAS
performed with the greatest care. After
the CDlor was applied Il was rubbed
smooth with water and then with pumice-
stone. .AfterWard the men went over the
entire hull with cotton waste and removed
any paticles Of pumice-stone that adhered
To the metal or paint Riggers in the
meanwhile were at work fitting brass
cap on the tOpnaSt i'm order TO facilitate
raising and lowering. the spar.
During the afternoon all the woodwork
and interior fittings OF the craft were
taken ashore and d big iron crane lifted
the HtunSS, pieces Of. canvas and other
paraphernalia out I'm big box which was
atterward stored in a storehouse
MT. Iselin was at the navy yard during
the greater part of the day and showed
some friends over the yacht. A rumOr
was in circulation during the evening that
the Columbia will be measured in Erie
basin alongside the Shamrock on Monday
instead Of in the navy yard dry dock as
previously reported.
Owing to the strictness that prevails
relative to passes few persons visited the
yacht in her dock but at Erie basin.
where a view Of the Shamrock could he
obtained without the formalitv of wards
of red tape, many visitors gazed at the
Irish boat and commented on her ap-
pearance. The-Crew there was also finish
ing UP the polishing process to which the
yachts underbody had been subjected 1t
shone like gold in the afternoon sunshine
and formed pleasing contrast to her
green tOpSdes.
The work Of overhauling the yacht is
about completed the last thing being to
put an extra strut on the mast in order
partly to relieve the strain of the heavy
sall. This strut was bolted in place dur
ing the afternoon about fifteen feet below
the auxiliary spreaders. and a stay was
then passed over 1t, leading from the
masthead TO the deck, where # sets up
with n turnbuckIe.
Captain Hogarth said that the usual
Scotch Sabbath would be observed on
the Shamrock, and that the yacht would
be noatcd from the dock early Monday
morning preparatory TO being measured
by Mr. HvslOu
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DEWEY AT BREAKFAST
ON THE SANDY HOOK

NEW YORK. Sept 3O.-The admiral
Mayor Van Wyck and Senator elect De-
pew partook of breakfast together in the
main saloon OF the Sandy Hook The ad-
miral was quite absteminous, drinking
only a little Boullier and declining
cigar Whtelaw Reid was cordially re-
ceived by the admiral, as was Sir Thomas
Upton. Rear Admiral Schley. who was on
board with Rear Admiral Philip, was also
warmly greeted by the admiral, and they
snapped several stories.
Admiral Dewey greeted Governor Nc
Milin of Tennessee very cordially and
said he had n good story to tell him. 1t $
about one of your boys. During one of
the land battles outside of Manila one Of
the Tennessee regiments was engaged in
skirmishng. One of your soldiers had
been shot at twice by a Filipino, and both
shots missing fire the Tennessee boys be-
came dsgusted at the poor craftsmanship
of the Filipino and ran over to him and
gave him a good spanking, saying, Now
go home and be good
Speaking of the hOnOrS which had been
showered upon him. Admiral Dewey said:
It's a grand thing when a great city like
New York stops work for two days TO do
honor TO one man."
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BUSWELL PAINT Go

the last sixteenth won by a neck. The
Oriental handicap proved little more than
a walIover for Imp. Charentus was the
only other starter and was never nearer
than TWO lengths to the black mare She
gallopcd home in the fast time of 2:07 60.
Results;
About six furiongs-Modrine won. Belle Of
Handicap s5eeplechase. about TWO and a half
miles-Marschan Won. Van Ship second, Baby
BIZ third. Time. +:54 -.
Tho Eclly handicap. five and a half furlongs
-Hanmgck Won. Montanc second, Mayor Gil
roy third. Time. los 4-5.
Oriental Handicap. mile and quar;er-Imp
won Charentus second. Time. 2:07 3-5.
. Five furlongs, seliing-Dunblane won Star
Chime second, Eileen DAILY third. Time,
Mile and an eighth. selltng-Hardlv won.
Maxine Gomez second. Oar Nellie third. Time
1:55 l-5.
LOUISVILLE. Ky. Sept. 3O.-The fifth
annual meeting of the Louisville Driving
and Fair Association came to a close to-
day. Only one stake event was on the
card. the Falls City trOt for 2:15 class,
which was easily won in straight heats
by Nalpa, owned and driven by Roy Miller
OF Macon. Ga Results:
9:I0 trot. purse s1OO0-Monterey won in
straight heats. Time. 2:n. 2:O99.. Or Leek
was second and Battleton third Louis +.
Nack. Carcella and Success also started
2.o9 pace, purse S1o00-Split Silk Won the first
and third heats. Time. 2:0SlA 2:Il. Aunty
second Jersey Mac third. Fannie billiard,
I5ellhov. Exploit Atlantic King. Fairview,
MoronIaI and Little Thorn also started
Pa tct, purse S6co-Phoebe Childers won in
straight heats. Time. 2:T4la. 2:14ls Medium
w ood was second and Carrie Shields third
Ferooeile, Pilot Evans and Fleetwood also
started.
The Falls City stake. 2:t5 class trotters. value
$2Q0o-NaDa won: in straight heats Time.
2:09si. 210 Kilda second The Queen third FL
lert fourth, Josephine Dixon, Royal Baron.
cutting, Miss Sligo and Prince OF India also
started.
CHICAGO Sept. 8o.-Track heavy at Harlem
to-day. Results:
Mile and seventy yards, seIling-The Bond
man Won, Pay the Fiddler second, Hold Up
third. Time 1:52
Five and a half furlongs-Maud Wallace won.
1:l1h.
Mile and a sixteenth-Plaintain won. Bonne-
vile second. King Bermuda third Time 1881
Six furlongs. handicap-Sly won, Moroni sec
ond. Jim Gore II third. Time 81
Mile and a quarter. sellng-Roilins won. An
nowan SECOND. Yuba Dam third Time. 2l4
One mile, selling-Tappan won Dolore sec
ond, Intriguer third. Time. 1:47
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AMONG THE CRICKETERS.

The cricket champions of last year will
meet the California eleven to-day on
the grounds at Alameda. 1t will be a keen
struggle. for if the Alamedas should de-
feat the CALIFORNIA; and the Pacitics
should win from the CALIFORNIA; on the
following Sunday the number of points
scored by the Alameda and California
clubs for the pennant for 1899 would be
equal. In that case a deciding match be-
tween the Alameda and California elevens
would be necessary to determine the
championship. All the Sundays in Octo-
Der after the Sth being open, there will be
plenty of opportunity to play off the tie.
Before the season closes the Californias
will take team to Santa Cruz and will
try conclusions with the Country Club
there
The Alameda team will be as
foS%s 9sgSsr. 5doEsaT MoEEiaT5y {eapfaip@ @roi 4
Bird. Fl. Ward Jr., ]. j. R. Peel, y, G.
Fortmann, G. Hellmann, f. Stahl and Z.
+. Mclean. G. J. Baugh, if present, will
take the place of one of the above eleven
The California representatives will be
chosen from the following: +. @. Sloman,
Arthur Dickinson. W. Reeves l.. Schroe-
der, P. J. Thomas, F. NJ. Gum. w: Au-
G. c. Farrell. w. S. Robertson, E. j.
Loughman and c. H Singleton.
Cricket clubs are increasing in num-
Der in the northern part of the State. The
Santa Cruz Club was formed during the
present season. and a little while ago a
club was organized at Sacramento. A club
has been formed in Oakland, and recently
the cricketers Of Grass Valley have or
ganized and have elected the following
officers: President. ]. ]. Jackson; secre-
tary, j. f. Carr; captain r. Jeffrles; as
sistant captain, j. James; treasurer, b.
Foss. The members are practicing regu-
larly and will play against teams from
Sacramento and Penryn before the season
closes. Besides those mentioned the Grass
H.
ers, Shrugg. Baker, Gilbert, Eddy. broth
ers of Assistant Captain James and Treas
urer Foss. and men from Sutter Creek
and Colorado
The names of w. Aubrey Fortescue and
Albert Case have been added to the mem
bership of the California Club.
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CHICAGO, Sept. 3O.-Track heavy at Harlem
to-day. Results:
Highland Park Opening.

DETROIT, Sept. 30-The Highland Park
Cubs fall meeting of eighteen days was inau-
guarated at the Windsor track this afternoon.
But two favorites won, Corrialls, in the last
race, and Ennoma in the seven and half
furIong event Results:
Six furlongs-Alice Farley won. Oakmaid
second Quaver third. Time l15Ib
Mile and a sixteenth. selling-EnnornIa won
Prince OF India second, Rena Campbell third
rive lurlonSs-EIoim won. Shrove Tuesday
second Grumble third. Time. 1903
seven and a half furlongs, seling-Juan-
etto won, Spring Wells second Red Snapper
Five and half furongs. selling-John
Boone won Leila b second, Manzanita third,
Time. 1:l0H. ''' -
Five and half furlongs, selling-Cor-
Irrialis won. Brulare second, Bloodhound third.
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WHEN FARQUHAR WILL
SUCCEED SAMPSON

WASHINGTON, Sept. 3O.-The North
Atlantic squadron will sail from New
York next Wednesday for Hampton
Roads. arriving there next day. Admiral
Sampson will haul down his flag on the
New York there and Admiral t'arQuhar
will assume the command of the squad
ron on the 14th of October. The ships
will stay in the Roads until that date and
probably a few days later, in order to
allow the new commander in chief time
to draw up his plans for the winter
maneuvers. Some of the ships require
more or less extensive repairs. and this
will delay the execution of any large pro-
gramme until well along toward spring.
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DEWEY TOO TIRED TO
ATTEND THE "SMOKER"

NEW YORK, Sept. 3O.-Admiral Dewey
was very tired at the end of the parade.
He was driven at once to the residence
of Manager Boldt of the Waldorf-Asto-
ria, escorted by Squadron \ and accom-
panied by Mayor Van Wyck. He dined
well. Admiral Dewey did not attend the
smoker" He was feeling too fatigued
to leave his apartments and retired at
1915 o'clock.
At O'Clock tomorrow the admiral will
receive the Chicago delegation and will
see the members of his family. Some
time during the morning he will, if his
drive
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OLYMPIA TO GO TO
BOSTON FOR REPAIRS

WASHINGTON. Sept. 3O-Dewey's flag
sAip Olympia win leave Ne~ York next
Thursday for the Boston navy yard,
where she will be placed out of commits
sion and undergo repairs. An interesting
Baxter. who superintended the construc-
tion of the Olympia at San Francisco
will have charge Of repairing her at Bos-
ton. It is estimated that it will take one
year and cost 5000 900 to make the neces-
saTy repairs
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0LYMPIA'S MEN WILL
GO TO WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, Sept. 3O.-The Navy
Department has arranged to have go Of
the Olympia's S men take a special train
Tor Washington on the Pennsylvania road
at Jersey City at 9:15 next Monday night.
Ihey will come in tourist sleepers, which
Will be their headquarters while they are
IN Washington, and viii leave the Tues
day following for New York.
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THE HOLLY HANDICAP.
Stake Feature at Gravesend Easily
Won bv Hammock..

NEW YORK. Sept. 30.-The Holly han
dcap for three-year-olds and the Oriental
handicap for all ages were the stake feat
Ures for the last Gay Of the Gravesend
meeting. In the former Samaritan was
made post favorite at 3 to I; heavily
backed from 70 !. He was never a fac
tor. however. MOntaEic went 10 the front.
bGl IN tho stretch Hammock challenged
Montanfc and after Il hard drive through
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Flew the shamrock,s Flag.

NEW YORK. Sept. 2o.-The Cunard
steamer Campania arrived at quarantine
to-day, fving the Shamrock flag of Sir
Thomas Upton. Among her passengers
were ADMIRAL Charles and Lady Beres-
i9rd. VINO are coming: to join Sir Thomas
vii remain on board the yacht during
the yacht races.
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Knights of Honor.

Tomorrow night Anchor Lodge will
consolidate with Liberty Lodge. The idea
of the grand officers is that it is better
to have lodges with a small membership
consolidate with those having a large one,
and fewer lodges with a good representa-
tive membership.
During the latter part of the week
porter Johnstone were in Salinas on
visit TO Fremont Lodge, recently insti-
tuted there.
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Democratic Campaign Opened.

County is the banner Democratic county
of Ohio and the Democratic State cam
paign was most auspiciously opened here
to-day with John r. Mclean and his as
sociates on the State ticket and many
other leading Democrats as the speakers.
The weather favored the outdoor demon
strations and the meetings during the
afternoon. but the cool air called for a
hall at night
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A BONYNGE, s. Preside
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the Sunset Land Marjory on the Day Dewey Comes Home
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of this city has been advised by the
United States Agricultural Department of
his appointment as statistician of the
Department of Horticulture and AgricuI-
ture for the State of California Mr..
Lyon leaves for Washington at once.
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.-"Franklin," said Jefferson
as they. sat slipping cool drinks In the
Patriots Club over the river. II see the
Pihiladelphians have given you a statue.
$50 soon as this?" quered the sage, in
surprise.-Philadelph North American.
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The minister observed the church
member, as if the idea had just occurred
to him; can take a vacation. but Satan
never takes vacation True" replied
the other church member:'"but Satan can
stand the heat a great deal better than
the minister. Puck