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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-04-13

Army ss Mss Clearing 1xpssssieu
Grouads fes the Inaugural
Te.NOepow.

OeOoo0o toe the inaugural
Te.NoersW.
PARIS. April i3-The Expositicn an.
thorities are making . strsnueus sRoss
to prepare the show for the inaueura-
ton tomorrow, bu, the buildings are
filled with debris and ne exhibits are
only partially installed.
The Sale des Fetes. In which the In.
augursl ceremonies are planned 10 &C.
cur Tomorrow. has an army OF men
clear1n the floor space and arranging
the seats. The work will continue all
night and close to the hour when the
invited guests arrive. .
In order TO facilitate ne labor Of
clearing the grounds thousands OF sol.
diers have been utilized.
The ceremonies are timed 10 begin ut
: o'clock. when n. Millerand. the Mn
lister Of Commerce. will make the In
augurai address. TO which President
Loubei will reply.
The President viii then walk through
q portion OF the grounds. and. afies-
ward ssetarkins - . .:.-es craft. lac
vii 70 down the River Seine 10 the new
Alexander III. bridge. which he will
formally declare open.
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~. Wel1bPsek Wias SUit Againse
Less Island Rsad Ter Bis

DIR. Walter B. wsllb~ock's Sioo.aoe
damage suit asainst the Long Island
Railroad Company for injuries received
In the Valley Stream disaster on May
%. 1897. resulted to-day In q verdict
for Ns,oae. The Nse was tried before
judge wiimot -. smith in the su.
preme Court. BROOKLYN.
This IL the biggest verdict 90 far rem
eered growing out Of the disaster In
which a tally-ho party composed OF
members Of the Alpha Delta Theta 90.
c!ety Of the Greene Avenue Baptist
Church. Brooklyn. vas. run down. Misr
Clara Stewart has been awarded eis.ooa
NathIida HEM 1850 and John B. Lewis
N,So.
Damages asked In twelve other cases
pending aggregate SsiA.cO. Four Of the
party were killed and the ethers nors
or lsss Injured.
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TRANSPORT SUMNER s
REACHES 0lBRAl TAR.

GIBRALTAR. Aprn 1.-THE United
States transport Sumner arrived hsrs
to-day and will sail for Malta ,o-mor-
rev. 81
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Whsr soess 10 Dsyistsa o.. Bssssu. ssd M
ls'h IT,. n. w.. wsshirstoa. ~
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MINE WORKERS, OFFICIAL
Jailed on Six lronths' Term
Maryland, for Assault.

q. .
WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. "a
William Warner organizer Of the Uni
ted Mine Workers. and leader in the
recent mlners' strike In the Georges
Creek district entered the Maryland
house OF correction yesterday to serve
term of six months imprisonment i'm
posed upon him by tho courts of Alle-
gany county for participation In an
assault upon non-union men during.
the strike. With him were five others
convicted and sentenced for the same
offense and six others are behind the
bars OF the Allegany county Jail for
shorter terms. Warner. and his COM
panions were shaved, their hair was
clipped short and striped clothes were
put upon them. as Is the case with Or
binary indicators. Strong efforts are
being made to induce Governor Smith
TO pardon Warner, as 1t is generally
believed that his offensc was moro
technical than actual, his contention
being that he was attempting to pre-
vent the trouble rather than melting
1t. as was claimed by the prosecution at
tho trial ar
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Wreck on Mexican Road.

CHICAGO, Dec. IA special to the
Tribune. from Monterey. Mexico, says:
Particulars Of 4 disastrous wreck OF a
northbound passenger train on the
Mexican National Railroad, In which q
score Of persons were injured, have
Just reached here. The accident hap
pened near Salraterna, in the state OF
Son Luis Potosl, The track spread
and the engine jumped the track and
turned over. The sleeping car, which
was filled with passengers. among them
being number OF Americans, followed
the express and baggage cars, and on
top Of these were piled the first and
second class day coaches. Over twenty
persons are reported to have been in
jured. Engineer Dupree and Conductor
Wilson were painfully scaided.l
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Changes of oncials.

The pension system to be introduced
on the Pennsylvania lines west Of Pitts
burGh, on January ]. will make a Num-
Der Of changes on that system, and
among them two Of some Importance.
r. F. Smith. the president Of the Cleve-
land 6 Pittsburgh railroad, and the SUI
perintendent of the voluntary relief de-
partment. is said to be within the age
limit, and will be retired. John +. Mil
Ter, the general superintendent OF the
southwest system, at Columbus. Is an
other who will be struck. No statement
has been made as TO even Il possible
successor to Mr.. Smith, but reports have
been dealing with Mr.. Miler's successor
for some time. The general belief Is
that Mr.. Peck, the superintendent Of the
Pittsburgh division, will be the man. In
this case some look upon Mr.. Scrivens.
the superintendent of the Cleveland &
Pittsburgh division. as n loE ical success
SCR to Mr.. Peck. The general impression
on this score, however, Is that MIR.
Scrivens Is needed badly where he Is.
He Is known as one OF the best superin-
tendents along the line of the road, and
his division now has the largest ton
mage of any on the entire system. seeing
the heavy iron, ore and coal interests
stationed along 1t. Mr.. Scrivcns has
made such conspicuous success OF this
division that few look for him to be
transferred.
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Feared the Reporters.

-
CHICAGO, Dec. 24.-Chlef of Police
joseph Ripley, whose failure to arrive
here from Washington on the regular
Baltimore and Ohio train last night
gave rise to rumors that he had dlsap-
peared, was found at his home to-day.
II left the regular train at Garrett.
Ind. last night to escape the reporters,
who. I was told, were waiting for me"
said Mr.. Ripley. IT caught an oyster
train later, and arrived at O. M. Re-
porters chased me all over the south
because OF that foolish rumor that ]
was trying to evade the grand jury. in
vestiSauon. I'm ready for the jury II
1t wants me-
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Fast Service South.

Fast trains are to be run between
Chicago and Florida this winter over
two different routes. The train over
tho Chicago & Eastern Illinois will no
put In service January Z. and will run
by way Of the Louisville 6 Nashville
and the Plant system to Jacksonville,
and thence by the Florida East Coast
to st. Augustine. The cars Will be OF
the latest design, and the train will have
dining cars. serving meals by the card.
This train Will leave Chicago at 1880
n. M, and run to Jacksonville In thirty
one hours. The train over tho Chicago,
Indianapolis & Louisville will Ec put In
service January IA, This train will run
over the Cincinnati. Hamilton & Day
ton. the Cincinnati, Now Orleans & Tex
as Pacific, the Southern Railway. and
the Plant system. It win have through
sleeping cars to and from Cleveland, To-
lcdo and Detroit. The newspaper re-
ports say that tho time OF this train
will be thirty-two hours to St. Angus
tine. practically the same as that OF the
rival trains.
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SEATTLE, Wash, Dec. .24.-AdvIces
have been received from Sitka, Alaska,
stating that that town is In q condition
OF suppressed excitement. fearing an
outbreak of Indians. The United States
marines stationed there are under arms
and the marshal and deputies are TAX
Ing every precaut!on to protect the
whites in case OF trouble Tho aspect
OF affairs is very serious at Sitka, as
the Indians are by far the strongest
numerically. There are fifty-eight ma
rines, commanded by Captain iPcndle-
ton, at SItka.
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Colonials are Wanted.

OTTAWA. Ont. Dec. 2i.-The colonial
Office Is anxious to get as many Cana
dams as possible 10 join Baden-Powell's
Traasvaal mounted police. II 1000 Ca
nadians volunteer for this service 1t Is
the intention of the imperial govern
ment to offer ten captaincics and fifteen
leutenancies in the force to qualified
officers OF the Canadian militia. The
pay for men is Ave shillings per day
from the date of landing in Cape Town,
With free transportation from Canada
10 South Africa.
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KALAMAZOO Mich. Dec, 2,.-Ho-
bart Clayberg, seventeen-year-old
boy whose father. John B. clayberg. is
prominent citizen Of Helena Mont,
was kidnapped in this city last night by
two men. The boy was bllndtolded and
compelled to walk to Mattawan, a dis
.tancc of eleven miles. 1t became so
stormy that tho kidnappers released
young Clayberg OF alattawan after
robbing him of the small sum of mo-
ney he had in his pockets. The boy
teleeraphed here for help and was
brought homo during the night. The
sheriff and a force Of deputies have
been working on the case since Clay
berg's return.
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"A COLORADO ABDucT1oN,
And 1T is Feared That the Victim has
Been Murdered,

nv II 3 h = + . Z y
PUEBLO. Col, Dec. 24.-Maggie
Heel eighteen years of age, who lived
with her sister, Mrs. Charles Beatty, in
a lonely spot about three miles west Of
the city, was abducted Saturday efter-
noon. and it is feared, has been mur-
dered. On Saturday Mrs. Beatty left
Maggie in charge Of her little child.
Upon her return two hours later her
sister was gone and the baby was
alone in the house.
FL There were evidences Of struggle
about the house and in the yard were
found the foot prints of a man. The
tracks led toward the Arkansas river,
and at some places along the trail APP
peared the prints of the smaller shoes
worn by the girl. At other places the
trail indicated that the girl was drag
ged or carried along by her captor.
Near tho river bank whore the ground
is harder, all traces were lost. 81
"A large number Of men have been
searching, but the girl has not yet been
found. At Mrs. Beatty's home Maggie's
hat and the wrap which she ordinarily
wore out of doors were found undis-
turbed.
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A CABLE FROM CONGER
Announcing American Participation
in the Joint Note to China-An E1-

Announcing American Participation
in the Joint Note to China-An E1-
planatory Note.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 2l.-secretary
Hay has received a cablegram from
Minister Conger at Pekin, announcing
that no had signed the agreement
reached by the foreign ministers, but
had done so with o written explanatory
statement setting forth the exact po-
sition Of his government. The text OF
tho statement is not forwarded by MT.
Conger, but tits Understood to be based
upon the last. Instruction he received
from the department, which, while dis
approving tho inclusion In the agree
ment of some OF the mora severe Ian
gunge. accepted It as the best arrange
ment that could be made at this time.
1t Is believed THAI the United States
also while sanctlonins the provisions OF
the agreement relative to the mainte-
nance Of permanent lines OF, COMMUNE
cation. legation guards, and prohibition
Of the importation OF arms into China,
indicates clearly that constitutional
reasons prevent the executive from
making any pledge to take part in the
execution OF these plans. VI,
The signature Of the agreement by
the ministers closes what is regarded
hero as the first, the most. important
and the most difficult phase Of the ne
gotiations as to China, for It Is not
doubted that the Chinese ENJOYS will
subscribe to the agreement. without
amendment. Its conclusion has beer
marked by one OF the most curious mis-.
takes in the history of international ex.
change, for by a cipher error, the ma.
5ority of tho slgnatortes found to thell
amazement that they had contracted
to do exactly what they did not intend
and moreover, the error was irretriev.
able. s.sa
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THE RAILROADS..


The past month has been one of the
busiest months Of the year in the
freight department on all the railroads
leading out OF the city, and has been q
surprise to freight agents of the differ
ent roads. AS q rule the freight BUSH
ness drops about the beginning Of De-
cember and is slack until after the first
Of the year. This month 1t has almost
doubled in comparison with December
OF 1899, and bids fair for a steady con-
tinuance.
At the Pan Handle, Baltimore e
Ohio and Wheeling 6 Lake Erie freight
has been piled in all the available space
that can be found and the freight
agents are kept hustling to keep it
moving. 1t is generally conceded that
this has been the busiest December IN
freight traffic ever experienced in
Wheeling.
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Has the Limit Been Reached ?

A prominent trunk lines proposal to
establish an eighteen-hour passenger
train between New York and Chicago
has aroused some discussion as to the
rate OF speed wat which railroad trims
can be safely run. according to the
Buffalo Commercial. the best scientific
opinion IS that 1t would be inexredlent
for railway managers to run trains for
long distances at higher speed than
from fifty-two to flfty-three miles an
hour, not because Il higher rate Of
speed Is impossible. but because the
problem of stopping becomes so much
more difficult after high speed mas been
attained. and the consequent increase
Of danger.
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The plan Of the instruction Is liberal.
There Is four years source in science
and languages, Including religious in
structIon. literature. elementary geom-
etry, the theory OF shades and perspec-
tives, Russian history, general his
tory. and the history Of the fine arts
and applied arts elementary anatomy.
chemistry and technology. the meth
odics OF drawing. practical aesthetics,
and the French and German languages.
The school is under the general d.
rectlon of NJ. Kotoff, and the museum
is under the charge Of n. Carbonier. 5.
Pupils are OF both sexes. They must
stand an entrance examination, and
must be over II years OF age. There
are regular pupils. who receive diplo-
ma US skilled draughtsmen" upon
their completion OF the course,
and pupils In elective branches. The
fees are moderate and applied exclu-
eiYely 10 the uses OF the school proper.
The result Of this investment Is that,
instead OF procuring all OF their furni-
ture and articles OF vertu and bric-a-
brnc from France and England. as
used to be the case, the wealthy Rus
clans are now patronizing home talent
TO large extent. Side by side with
the shops with imported goods may be
found large atelers for every sort OF
decoration. ~
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Car Works Burns,

JOLIET, ILL.,. Dec. 2.--Thc Fox
pressed steel car works. one OF the
largest Industries In Joliet, was nearly
destroyed by fire early to-day. The
plant contained much costly machin-
cry. which III more or less damaged.
The loss will reach many thousands OF
dollars. Two hundred men will be
thrown out OF work.
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HOLIDAY RATES.
Baltimore &C. Ohio r. R.

On account OF the CHRISTMAS and
NEWfEAR Holidays. the Baltimore &:
Ohio railroad will sell excursion tickets
Mt Greatly Reduced Rates 10 md
from points on its line between Bnlti-
more, Pittsburgh. Wheeling. Parkers-
burg, Strnshurs Junction and interne-
date points. good going December %.
70. q, rs, 81 and Jenuary /. 1901. valid
for return until January 2, 1901. lnclu-
sivc,
Splendid Royal Blue Train service.
Pullman Palace Cars and Baltimore 6:
Ohio dining cars on through trains.
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Smallpox in Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. 4.-The Courier
Journal to-day says: The smallpox sit
uatlon in Grecnup county is critical.
and the state board OF health has de-
clnred strict quarantine. There are
several hundred cases. and the death
rate has been 20 per cent, the largest
known In the history OF the disease In
the state. Every person in the county
has been ordered vacclnatcd.
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Mcdonald Still Alive.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2l.-Samuel
Mcdonald, the treasury clerk who shot
and killed Frank II. Morris, nuhitor for
the war department, Saturday. and
then ATTEMPTED suicide, was reported
to be better this morning. Last night
he had 4 sinking spell. and it was
thought at the hospital that he could
not survive until morning.
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Duke of Saxe-Weimar III.

WEIMAR, DEC. 2:.--some anxiety Is
felt regarding tho health O! the nged
Grand Duke OF sase-Weimnr. He is
suffering from Influenza A bulletin is
sued by his physicians says his cond-
ton Is satisfactory. Tho Grand Duke
WINS born IN 1918.
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NEW YoRK-The dry goods market
to-day was quite on the holiday order
and business reported was limited in
all directions. There was no change in
tho tone for either cotton or wooden
goods, nor my alteration I'm prices
Print cloths were inactive ut previous
prices. The market will be closed TO-
morrow. ..r a
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Lord Beresford I'll.

LONDON, Dec. 2i.-Lord William
Bcrcsford Is suffering from peritonitIs.
This morning his condition is reported
as slightly improved. In consequence
of Lord BeresforFs illness, the Christ
mas festivities at Decpdcne. his seat at
Dorkins. have been abandoned.
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II believe in being kind to the birds
and all that" said Miss Hankypank
"but do think Clara Deager carries II
too far" &
"She refused Harry Singlcshcll be-
cause somebody told her that when he
went. out rowing he always feathered
his oars."-Chicago Tribune.
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should not be punished for contempt.
The action is based on an interview
which was published in the Detroit ,Tri-
bune, December. in which the COVER
nor bitterly attacked Judge West and
Prosecutor Tuttle, OF 1ngham county.
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Potatoes" Wanted.

LANSING. Mich, Dec. 24.--on petit
ton Of members OF the Inghan county
bar. Judge West. OF the Ingham coun-
yclrcuit court, to-day ordered Cover
nor Pingree to appear In court next
Saturday and chow cause why he
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Rates Account MId.winter HOLIDAYS,

For the Christmas and New Year hol-
days. the Ohio River railroad will sell
round trip tickets to all points within
the territory OF the Central Passenger
hssocIntion. on December y. %. "A, rs,
81, 1900. and January !. 1901, nj rate
Of one nnd one-thlrd fare for round
trip, tickets good 10 return leaving dcs-
tinatlon 10 and Including January 1901.
lA.17-l0-22-2i-27. PA
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The lnteIligencer..
job Printing Office

." Tho largest and most complete
'' Job Printing Establishment In
y" the city and ono OF tho mos,
-" extensive In tho Ohio Valley.
>" Possesses every facility for tho
y" prompt execution OF NIL kinda OF
''' work. from Ncat Card or Cir
;" culnr to q Monster Poster. In any
;" variety OF colors. at zhe shortest
y" notice and on the most reasonable
=" terms. Country merchants, farm
80 cra and others requiring Store
'.' Bills, Public Sale Bills. etc. will
;" ind !. to their advantage 10 call
." Mt or address Tho Intelligence
zee Job Printing onlcc.
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MULTUM IN PARvo


Somehow it never dawns upon O girl
in love that lighting the parlor fire for
her steady is the practice given her for
lighting tho fires after she is married.
Atchison Globe.
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onlv POOLING Themselnes,

1t is folly for q pair OF fond lovers to
gaze into each others eyes in public and
try to persuade themselves that the
observing public isn't next.-Chlcago
News.
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Hans all roun', an Shortnin' Bread;'
Fling yo' boots an ben yo' head:
Dance Ontell YOU shake yo' she'd
Swing dem sisters!
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IT'S tho little colds that grow into big
colds; the biz colds that end in con-
sumption and death. Watch the little
colds. DIR. Woods Norway Pine Syr-
.ID-l rIH .H..s..- q FL I..H. -. MI .-F
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LIVE STOCK.
Cattle, Hogs, Sheep and Lambs
Higher,

: CHICAGo-cattle, receipts $500
head: market active; steers 100000
higher; butchers stock loc higher; good
to prime steers IS 4o96 %: cows, 81 500
4 25: bulls steady at 50 1904 30. Hogs,
receipts to-day, $4,000 head: estimated
left over 1000 head; market opened SO
lec higher. closing easy: mixed and
butchers 81 zoos O5. Sheep, receipts
1000 head; sheep and lambs active at
15@25c higher: good to choice wethcrs
So 1894 60: native lambs 81 2095 50. Y
EAST LTBERTY-Cattle higher; cx-
trn, IS 4NG5 60; common. Sc oOI3 70.
Hogs active and higher: prime mediums
and best Workers IS 20T5 25: light Yor-
kers and pigs IS l5I5 20; roughs. s. 500
4 rs. Sheep slow: choice wethers So 9O@
40; choice lambs Sc 1905 IS. Veal
calves SC 5O@7 so.
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Getting Them. Out of the WAY.

Some peoples Idea Of the beginning
and end Of duty toward kin is to frame
their pictures In big gold frames and
hang them in the parlor.-Atchison
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Excitement subsidized,

A man may be in love with his wife
but it is q kind Of love that no longer
worries hin.-Atchison Globe.
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UNION STOCK YARDS,
Wlcnlinr. Dec

Cattlc-Stcady: extra, 1000 to 1900,
81 2j94 80; good. 900 to 1000, 81 1904 25:
800 to 800, SO 25G3 Is: 700 to 500, 50 500
3 Is: bulls. 81 5Op3 90; cows. 81 5o02 50.
Hogs-Active: extra. 81 S5Q5 90: good.
81 1904 SIS: common, 81 Q0T4 co.
81 o013 90.
Lambs. 81 0065 25.
Calves, 81 00Q6 IS.
Fresh cows, S20GI0 per head.
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On Saturday Morning,

4 siStecn-year-old girls idea oC help.
Ing with the house-work begins end
ends with cleaning up the parlor.-Atch-
ison Globe.
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Getting On.

Hubby-well.s how is the new cook
getting on?
Wife-she's just getting on her things
to leave.-Judy. ~
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Better Dispense with Friends.

One way to keep your friends ia to buy
what they, have for sale. but don't try tc
sell them anything.-Atchlson Globe.
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Comic rccitatlons md uolos can BIO
heard on photograph. Buy one for
Christmas. II. w. BAUbfE1s CO.
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Th'ow some white san on dat flo'-
Put some rozzum on dat bow;
Dis heah's Cris'mus time fer sho'-
Swing dem glsters. .-.
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Do dat OIL time fiddle proud,
Call dc tigGerS-call 'em loud!
Who dance bcS' in all de crowd?
Swing dem sisters!
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FULL line OF Music Boxes, Talking
Machines and Records, at BANNERS.