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The Lamar register., 1899-06-14
PRAY ENTERING SYDNEY
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/
IE55. azl Ia elkht days was
zEsi Across the Atlantic. bsins
ss5 'oF iAs ligtir Graf; % $50
4 Gsy. Il took Capt SiOcaiu
LIZ 10 ssi zsod 70 the solitude
,rzlz. zst hs izio9 all kinds
fsssa ia z.aks believe ss had
bsT. FlrHily BE would call GU;
a=s & he boy who had sailed
A1s IL his las: sAlp, thee he
Ezg oct the number OF bells
al tartzE the alghi watches
y Iaifs1a hi1Hsl. 10 the moon
faLy. borrower. he 80, arcus-
= As APPALLING sliehcn OF the
rs ssa Is - Gays the advea-
sisas3 Gibraltar. From thence
s %: Sgg;A America, @hsTe. on
aE O.! Terra del Fgrso. the pa-
riE. 70 hgart hln. su, or Ssins
J; isey made Of. The following
aai EsGs,A,aE 10 DO with keep
= A. 1 hats distance. Sucking
a o. a projection. so that it
fs0E AsaVs the GATEWAY. near
n, The ezp;atR ran forward
y les bold 20 the tore-Ia,eh.
~ sa coat Ia the meantime. and
2 l,otheT hat on log OF wood
haisaEay. and walked the deck
t.AGT Eutaz below and taking
: place By the tiilsr. so that
S0'sZsnu gave the natives the
h-1a 'Az; there were NJ least
Ssa oa board. slocnm was
efy days getting through the
e Magellan. always with a head
az S5neiiiass with rain. Re
through the straits some time
as Ess followed by canoes, and
'h almost calm the natives soon
sF7a hin The captain had.
-,e. 10 prepare for a possible
he Arst spTtnkled the deck with
= With the points upward. and
|2',a revolver up his sleeve.
'ai5h be merely awaited their
~- ready for any emergency. He
= Placed a repeating ride con-
~ near. On the arrival OF the
lIos. which contained n chief.
.aln Fas asked where the re-
OF the crew were. because
$ spray passed that way before
'sie Three men on boaru. Slo-
20! vas tha; they were sleep
nat they tthe natlvesl. had
-'' make q row, or the men
Z 'ey angry ana make trouble
- a"oke.' Seeing the rife.
- vas itching to possess. the
Asl how often will It shoot ?"
.@s captain replied. As many
'aSTc are natives" Evsutu-
gallant skipper got rid OF MS
-1s Visitors. without allowing
q ooard. and he proceeded on
uAmol"sted. In the chief the
II s'osh!zed regular cut-throat
inscription given him by 2
- d vessel. a trienG of him.
MIN not to give him half
" get on board, but to shoot
E,,4i al sight. Happily, blood
n avoided. the natives no doubt
e. 'ae crew were lying hidden
~ 10 hFe on them at the least
l ~y1SleFy. Had the sayages
'lned that this remarkable
The Lamar register., 1899-06-14
An Extreme.

HF. Farney--What do you think OF
modernism in art2 Doc. lie Boutillier
We'll. 1t can be carried too Tar.
Think Of painting Father Time push
ing a lawn mower instead OF carrying
a scythe. Enquirer.
The Lamar register., 1899-06-14
OUR MAN AT APIA.

Admiral Albert Kautz. who threatens
10 bring on another Coghlan incident
with Germany. is the commander OF the
American naval forces in Samoa HIS
letters to his near relatives in this
country severely critleising the Ger
man consul general have embarrassed
the navy department. Kautz Is one of
the Oldest officers in the service. He
entered Annapolis in 1854 and was
graduated in ls5s. HIS record during
the war with the south Is exception
ally brilliant. II was he who nego-
tiated the first exchange of prisoners
authorized by President Lincoln and
his cabinet. He served on Farraguts
The Lamar register., 1899-06-14
What He Wanted.

War Hero-All right. I will accept
your offer of $1,000 for an article.
What shall l write about? Magazine
Editor-Oh, about nine or ten pages.
The Lamar register., 1899-06-14
a sLOCUM's TRIP.
.sR orioles THE WORLD
IN A SHELL.

.,,ou to Lend Hand r
Il-t Feat tn sa'lsa''on 9 as
F., ceatury-sist oregon In
Loscsn.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-12-25

and arrangements are made to send
volunteers and colonial contingents to
south Africa.
Gen. Gatacre explained his defeat
by saying that he was led innocently
he thinks, into an impossible posi-
ton" His supplemental report adds
SO to his list of missing.
Herr Eugene Richter, the German
radical leader, speaking in the
reichstag, said the south African war
had proved that Great Britain's sea
power has been much overrated."
The British transport Hermes with
900 mules sailed from New Orleans
for Cape Town. The Hermes is the
sixth vessel which has left that port
with mules for the English army in
south Africa.
The foreign press regards the
Britain's crisis as grave, possibly pOr-
tending a dissolution of the empire.
The Partisan press is gleeful, the
Austrian sympathetic, and the German
unusually reserved. There is little
talk of interference or of an attempt
to take advantage of the situation.
The British determined upon heroic
measures to end the war. The whole
reserve was called out and volunteers
were to be selected from the yeomanry.
Lord Roberts assigned to command IN
south Africa with Kitchener as chief
of staff They will have 100000 men
in all. The reserves cannot reach field
before the middle of February.
Butler was badly beaten near
Colenso. He divided his forces, 3d.
600 men, in three parts to force a pas
sage across the Tugela river. Harris
wing led the attack, but suffered
severely. Hilyard came to his relief
and his two field batteries and naval
batteries were surprised, with the loss
of elevep guns, of which six were the
12-pound naval quick-fring. The
loss of men is over LOO.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-12-25
BOER-BRITISH WAR.

British cabinet designations are ex-
pected.
Lady Sarah Wilson was exchanged
for a bOer woman.
Winston Churchill, held prisoner by
the beers, escaped.
Heavy rain-storm flooded Mafeking,
putting one gun out of service.
General French won one small fight
with beers and lost another in north
ern Cape Colony.
The northern parts of Cape Colony
and Basutoland are reported in rebel
ion against the British.
The British losses, killed, wounded,
and missing, during the entire cam
paign are estimated at 1880.
Representative Jett's resolution OF
sympathy with the beers excited great
interest in and out of congress.
Fighting in the direction OF Mod
der river, Cape Colony, is reported,
but there is no definite news Of it.
The beers continue to harass Gen.
Methuen's line of communication
near the Orange river, Cape Colony.
Boer adviees state that 672 British
prisoners and three guns were cap
tured in the fight at Stormberg, Cape
Colony.
British at Ladysmith, Natal, made
a sortie and destroyed a boer gun, but
they lost 81 men in killed, wounded
and captured.
A pro-boer demonstration was held
in Dublin, marked by expressions OF
hostility to the queen, the empire and
the administration.
Sharp fighting occurred at K1mber-
ley December and at Mafeking De-
cember 10. Both places at last &C
counts were still holding out.
Chamberlain's presence in Dublin
caused demonstration of boer sympa-
thisers, who were attacked by the po-
lice, who captured Transvaal flags.
Boer sympathizers in Cape Colony
hold secret meetings. The whole
country northward is in rebellion. Ma
tives are losing respect for the Brit
ish.
The London Times correspondent
estimates the beers near Modder river
at 10000 A balloonist claims that
Methuens lyddite shells killed 1000
beers.
All the remaining portions Of the
British army reserve are called out
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-12-25
FOREIGN.

Tolstoi's health is better.
John Redmond was married.
A cyclone swept Mozambique.
A new cabinet has been appointed in
Peru.
Heavy snow storms in Italy block
traffic.
The Burmese rice crop increased II
per cent.
A German syndicate will lend the
sultan money.
The Welland canal has been closed
for the season.
Premier Silve1a denied the reported
cession of Ceuta to Russia.
A direct telegraph line is to be built
from Buda-Pesth to Constantinople
Mahmud Damad, one of the sultan's
brothers-in-law, accused of conspiracy,
fed.
A Paris paper talks wildly Of an
early war between France and Great
Britain.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-12-25
NEWS OF THE WORLD.
sPANIsH-AMERICAN ISLANDS.

Work of disinterring Maine victims
at Havana began.
Bicuabato, mountain stronghold
in Luzon, has been captured by Ameri-
can cavalry.
Gen Brooke Indignantly denies that
ne protested against being superseded
as governor Of Cuba.
American troops have taken pos
session of Subig bay, an important
strategic point in LuzOn.
The republican party Of Porto Rico
has carried out Of II towns in which
elections have been held.
Aguinaldo is reported, in disguise
and accompanied by 500 men, fleeing
to Cabugaon province of Cagayan.
The junta at Hongkong states that
FiIipinos under General TinO have
defeated American marines at Vigan.
The mayor of Tunis, Cuba, surren-
dered a large supply of arms and am
munition which had been concealed in
Santiago province.
In a fight at Madrigal, island of Ne
gros, a body of American troops killed
% Filipinos without losing a man on
the victorious side.
General Young's soldiers, who are
pursuing AguinaldO, are shoeless and
are often compelled to go hungry.
They are keeping up the chase.
Gen. Otis reported that 'organized
rebellion in Luzon was at an end"
Unofficial advices were that the gueril-
la warfare would be continued.
A Filipino band of guerrillas re-
Gently captured in Luzon will be shot
or hanged, it is expected, and other
guerrillas may share the same fate.
The members of General Brooke's
advisory cabinet rendered their resig-
nations, but were asked to remain in
office until the arrival of General
Wood.
General Otis notified the war de-
Sydney and Pathan with the forty
sixth infantry volunteers arrived at
Manila. No casualties.
The cabinet considered petitions
from Porto Ricans urging early action
in the matter Of the government of the
island. The president will probably
send a special message to congress.
The news of the appointment OF
Major General Wood as governor of
Cuba was received with enthusiasm.
Even the most bitter Cuban national
lists agree in praising him as soldier
and an administrator.
All classes in Havana express salts
faction with General Woods appoint
ment as governor-general of Cuba.
Wood will reduce military forces in
Cuba and may enlist natives as police.
Civil rule is to be extended gradually.
Secretary Gage has called the at
tention of congress to the lack OF
facilities in our new insular posses
sions for the safe keeping of large
sums of money and more banks or
bankers in each of these islands be
designated as repositories.
The navy department has given
notice that any person claiming the
remains of any of the victims of the
Maine explosion before the end of the
month, may have them sent to their
late homes for burial at the expense
of the department. The rest will be
buried at Key West and have monu-
ment.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-12-25
PORTAGE MAN DISAPPEARS.

Portage, Wis, Dec. 20.-SamUel Al
exander disappeared from his home at
Pardeeville last Thursday. He was
a well known contractor and builder.
owned a pleasant home and had S1,700s
on deposit at the First National bank
of this city. He was traced as far as.
Doylestown, but since then nothing
can be learned of his whereabouts. No
cause is known for his disappearance
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-12-25
MONEY FOR SCHOOLS
THREE QUARTERS OF MILLION
GOES OUT IN FEBRUARY.
DANE COUNTY Is SECOND
In the Amount to Be Received From
the State Funds-Gets Nearly
Twenty-Five Observation-Disclosures
County Takes Over a Fourth
Amounts by Counties

Prof. L. D. Harvey, state superin-
tendent of public instruction, has fig
ured out the appointments of the sew
eral counties in the state for the distri-
button of school moneys and will send
his report to the secretary of state
Monday. The fund, which has been
formed by tax money and interest on
the state school investments, amounts
to $796,273 and is to be distributed
on the basis of school population, the
counties being allowed $1.10 for each
child of school age. Under this rule,
Dane county will receive 24,954.79, the
largest sum given to any county out
side Milwaukee, which gets $121, 761.O8.
Winnebago county is third, receiving
$21, 1929, and Sheboygan fourth, get
ting $20,194.15. The distribution of the
fund will be made in February. The
amounts for the several counties fol-
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-12-25

According to preliminary state
ment issued by the board of agricul-
ture, the total wheat yield in Great
Britain for 1899 is estimated at 65,529,-
1926 bushels, compared with 73,026,865
bushels last year.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-09-27
ever, that the JingO element, fear
S&hhasrt3ff0 "9Wsas this

= EHE AabM6f ktS4E q : ix gre esAst to note
the seeming lAak,aff f1i 1lt ores ahong on & 3
bti af, 4hsssa press throughout.
the Territory. and and Reels. fegrsEs al.
the7 large pupher E9f absences.
sAtrdpqre has Dope her duty in pre-
pairing to receive you all, and am
pie arrangements we're made to en-
tertain every member: Of the Terri
tory Press and all would haTe1 been
heartily : Welcomed Those .whor
are here, we feel sure; will have no
regrets that they have visited the
metropolis zof the Territory and
our. people will leave nothing un-
done to make their stay pleasant
and agreeable So. -. ssf.tLt
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y. j. BARRs' D1srkAY.

y. j. DABBS1 DISPLAY. fl;
The people of! Ardmore and the
many visitors to the town today
were given a genuine treat in the
first millinery opening ofethe store
of j. J Dabbs. - t.e
The millinery display window
was. beautifully decorated with hats
and with~a series ,aof ribbons en-
circfing the -e1eetriie 44iigI4t 4tt t near the
top and eXfedded 70 the f666r?,
whilezthe back gfountEof9 lace and
ribbon @addedasplendor to the scene
- Fables U4p Teithes side Of The aen
tlslnre.w were ovsredCNVit1f the latest
creations IN eiov4s. trimmed hats
and headweals for babies. sis., -
Miss Murrayffe- Farrrow5,, :, head
trimmer in this sesta bliahmant,. has
proven herself an artist of superior
ability in the arrangement OF the
fashionable display, which via
continuea:the remainder of the
week. She is assisted by Miss
Lizzie Cobb.
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LEBANON LETTER.
Special GoTrasponuenes.tl r.,

Specisl Correspondence bra
zBebanon Il. Ty, septs %. 7+Weat her
fine and :pIleelals4anti never Betteg for
gathering .crops, and sopr farmers
are e. making good psei OF itr7uo-oc,
Miss bliss Emmer Choate is visiting
friepds: at Lebanon: In sIs-x, t7s
R-W Choata was here. visitirg th ,
Masonic lodge Friday night s,o,..
Frank Batler-of Marietta is visit
ing Mr.. Orr's fanify.iulz3 -
, w B Z N aloee is attehdin95the BRp-
tist EAssnciation at Rollins's school
house. 81 -srnr@ yi-sl1c. sGa- a. =
DIR. Carson and family are visiting
Henry lShan,s family. afn,;is1i -.
NewtOrr7is yery-srk with typhoid
fever. 9o7fs.r Tis29. C'co3 s-s7 r5i6-s
Several cof MIR .s0rr,s -faIniIy have
been sick bnt are uon5 alescing now :.
Frank Hamilton is building nice
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MRS. SURGEONS DISPLAY

The regular fall millinery open
ing OF, Mrs, Spargeon was attended
today by hundreds of ladies and
visitors to the town. Today's
opening exceeded !, if possible, the
former ones IN IN the magnifieence of
the display and in the number of
beautiful and expensive hats
The large display. window showed
the. tough Of the real artist and
presented . scene which attracted
every passer7py. : = a . ,7od7Is',ea
The mirrored velvet in brown
and eastoF-shades predAminated in
many of the hats. Mrs. Spurgeon
was assisted in the management
by Misses May Cooner and Dean
Goxs a. a5fset .f.s .ra Is .s-lt,9
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Vanderbiitis Tomb Guarded; ;

New York .-The Vanderbilt
tAapsoleum at New5Ysok is feubly
guarded night and day since Cor
nelius Nanderbilt's burial. There
have always, at all hours, beentwo
mep6 watching the tomb, now. four
guards, effectively armed, are sta
toned where they can see it anu
all who approach it without being
seen themselves. They are relieved
at regular intervals in'4sueh a man.
ner as not TO excite attention. In
addition "a gardener, works at a
seemingly endless Job in the space
around the tomb. 80 p
Where the digestion is good, apd
the general powers of the system in
healthy statei worms can find mo
habitation in the human body.
Whites Cream. Yermifuge not only
destroys every worm, but corrects
all arrangements of the digestive or
gans, Price 25 cents. City Drug
store, ". B. Frame. ic eE.3pC
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-09-27

ADMIRAL DEwEY has just perpe-
trated another surprise. He en-
tered New York \harbof sixty hours
ahead Of his schedule.
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The advance ins plows and the
decline IN cotton place, the farmers
IN q bad plight.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-09-27

DEwEY's relatives are beginning
to muster, and when the roll is
called they'll all be there. 6
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THE promotion of Captain Frey
staeter fs proef that the general
staff is losing its. erip : =
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81 HxRss1z& MElzxRYPzREoR

- - - az -s - s-A sssA a. - ~ g o. -
Another of the interesting feas
t'fe( SflkhiI Ibusf & i Arlmotp
was the fourth semi-annual mjH
linery opening of : the Parisian
Millinery Parlelss The doors wefp
thrown open at noon and througffa
ent tPe. A.tf qffsfap99atttf f4 Rorlors wetp
favOrite resort Tor the makF
people On9he streets. Phe display
window was daihtfly decorated In
smilax and Vases. a. wax figure
about which was thrown lovely
golf cape, and wearing a pattern
lEaf of unusually beautiful desigh
proved an attractive feature of the
swiiidow dscaraffoas: ToStlte aeft
of-the-efr&,.91P~e-s at-+4--~fal<l+nie
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! DlyEKslFlS tTroN is the hope q
the southern farmer. Why noi
realize this fact7
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4 For SALE--A good second hand
safe. Apply Erred Ferris, City
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Amfe2rH4pl 50 beauty fesesx - = y =
-sFd8,r Slohg tdA*i rsaA&g the

entref f4epeth Of the building, were
loaded with beautiful specimens of
pattern hats and misses and babies,
lovely headwear. The case Of
novelties. amenc which We're tie
jetted belts. and collars and also
the latest things d III collar clasps
came III Pof its Share Of admiration.
The fall opening il every detail
was success and speaks well for
the skill Mrs. Crank-and her
assistants Misses Fry and Hob
son. s.-7 s-- :. .-ra .es d.
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ed abroad

GERNtSY- has proposed to rnedt-
eateo hetween the Britishand the
Beers 1t is highly probable, how
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-09-27

DRfsPARKHURsT, the republican
politiee religionist of New York,
:has Nff r&h@ @ed HeH EnFape md
henoh hces A erieanE nEnilit fisn in
the AAt ot%sst Bsx ana
ed abroad.
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THE GLOBE BARGAIN HOUSE.
Every year brings new develop
ments in the millinery department
of the Globe Bargain House.
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= Our city is badly in need Of a
system Of water works. Has the
council tabled the question along
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TRKfUHEUrTT9PEAYW

The Naflous Millinery Establishments
are In Gala Allie IndaX.-
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z ~~--<3sssssS@ss~s {
> OUR visitors are heartily wet
-
come f-h s
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has evidently. forgotten the wise
mans ezclanation:i i''Would that
mine enemy would write a book. -
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- Il hEahONf
AoutgoulsW
Co Ills. !,
take plead !
lure in drPa
Lping you a
u wofd of
praise,'f She
writes in an
interesting
letter to DR..
R-V- Piepce,-
OF Buffalo. %
n ", in re-
gard to yQuF
wonderful
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castor and white. n "a series of
display tables begin at the entrance
and. sxfepd. tQ the rear. ear Tie ,fFst
COUNTER carries 2 load of Qxferas
and Rough Riders..a end the style
and beauty ofathese hats asuerd in
regular graduation 1untA the. most
beautiful . arts patterns. Z - ar are Re
reacaed-,so9 81 - 5-ia2:s .s.3 sxn
From either side, of the last
counter an arcirway leads testhe
millinery parlors 20 Here are three
elegant cases. one of bridal hats,
one of Paris. patterns and another
ofrsa lovely pattern and; Ostrich
plumeS. fhes rear was lighted
with electricity, and made a scene
Of beauty aud grandeur; : The
sweetest music was discoursed
throughout the day by the: three
children of Mrs. zLowenstieus The
difficult musical selections render
ed on the mandolin, violin and
piano, by these little folks delight
ed the visitors that crowded the
house throughout theyd ydaysc lu s.q
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ARDMoBE. WEDNESDAY,. SEPT. s7 .
1RD MoRRES @ElGOME

Brotherhood of the Press, Ard
MORE greets you in the spff4t-sf
fraternity and extends to you a
most cordial, a! heartfelt welcome.
Her citizenship recognizes in you
the embodiment. of, progress and
advanced thohght:H r ;Yohr -labors
are known and appreciated.
In all the history of our country
the pioneer and the press have
gone hand in hand, leading the
way and blazing the path for ad-
vsneing civilizatioEsto tread r.
The Territory has been no ex
ception, aud thesgiantstrides made
industrially,~ educati0nally--and
morally .bY. ouE people have been
ih aartst nea$lhe }pspilfd and sli-- ii
rected by your influence The psP
and the press have been the twin
sisters of enlightenment, and their
radiati6ns extend far beyond ON
borders, giving to the people Of
the states a wider vision and a
more just conception Of our past
achievements and future possibili-
ties. Observation-Disclosures non
entities-our people have been
voiceless, though living in the
shadow of their country's flag. In
this paradoxical condition they
have looked to the press to speak
fer them and Of them to the SOW
ereigns in the states This duty
has been we'll and faithfully per-
formed and a grateful, hopeful
people now watch the waning dark
ness as il fades into a brighter
dawn.
As an integral part of the great
mass Of pespfeswfo have benefttea
BY ygoqrl abogs ,xthgpeepie Of Ard
poEe 'Sloeds kod t8 tbeif sits
and with the sincerity Of grate
$ul and appresiatipe people tendtr
10 you hesssf the city
trusting that vote visit may Be
both pleasdpk and 80 oftable. :
<---sssszssF g
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with the rsjeaM EpropoRtionsf
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DREYFBs Isl Writing q book { He
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AlBABY BOY.

1Eyery expeotaut another in the worlIis
Will sympatlize with the, somewhat re-.
experience OF Mrs Rev. Walker.
Il