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Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-30
SONS OF VERMONT.

The little old living house at North
Barre, landmark for nearly three
quarters of a century, is being rebuilt
irto A tyo tenement house. rms
hopse was built about 1880 fer the
lnta Josiah living ard around it gre"
m during the first half of the nlne-
tecpth centIry the little settlement
knosn rs Twingville, Dow ensuiten
in the larger city. One of the men
yto built the mouse fer Mr. Iwlog
WIS Alison S Sherman, who later ven
to Chicago, and was MAYOR OF tna'
city IN ls4G AMI is now living at the
ace of 80, the oldest eX-maycr OF
Chicago at Waukpgal, WIS., where ne
OWES IA fire estate.
Vica President Roosevt 1t who - 10
hc IN the state next week Is OF YER
mort relationship on his mother
side. Theodore Rooseve II, the rldrr'
of New York, vas a nephew Of Judge
J J Roosevelt of the Suprem" rouft
of the state of New York, VITO MARIE
Cornelis, the second daughter OF
Cornelius = Van Mss of liurllngtor ,
who aas the ninth governor o'
Vermont and Gre of the most nlStin
guished citizen7 Of our state, 10 us
uay.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-30
THE KNIGHTS AT LOUISVILLE
OVATION FOX sCHLEf'
Rear Admiral Not In Parade as Eips'-
ed. hut his Name the signal Tor En-
,hus,nst!c appinuse-3O,o0o Men j"
Line

II is estimated that 100000 people.
Tuesday witnessed the parade OF
Heights Templar. Thirty thousano
knights in full uniform were 10 !lnr'
forming an imposing spectacle Win
which to begin me 18Th triennlal con
claye.
Columbia commandery No of Wash
ington came in for applause al along
th- route. a. Sir knight Rear Admiral
Sphley i. member OF ii ard had peeA
expecred 70 march with bis conraue''
Although be was absent. at every point
in tbs course. when the Washington
men appeared, the crowd TOOK up the
ctv "Stnley, Schley! Hurrah for
Schley ~
Later. when the formal exercises 10
the knights was extended by Judge Bar
krr Of Louisville, acting for Gov Beck-
ham and former Congressman " I Z
Breckinridge. the mention OF Scnley
name ELECTED appliance go enthusiastic
that both speakers were c"hpeI'eu "
| stop for several minutes.
Col breckenridge delivered the chlrl
address. Grand Master Lloyd respond
ed briefly. The key to the city was pre-
septed to him by Mayor Weaver. "
was so late when the programme was
completed that there was little time lo'
actual business of the grand encaihp'
ment.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-30
The Interested Englishman.

A story is told Of an aristocratic Eng
fish immigrant who happened to be on
hoard of a train that was held up oy
robbers near Grand Junction, Colo. Inc
desperadoes put the conductor ana fre-
man out on a pile Of rocks alohGslde
the tracks and kept them covered Win
pistols.
Being content with plllaGing the eH'
press and mail cars. they did not inter
fere with any Of the passengers but
,he Enrlishman was so delighted at
The notion OF encountering an adven-
tire that he insisted upon leaving his
car. When the porter tried to RESTRAIN
him, he replied, But want to observe
how they rob train In this blooming
country, don't you know" He did ac
tnally get as far as the platform. wner
n bullet through his hat persuaded lin
TO retreats Saturday Evening Post.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-30
T,x.., Wonderful OIL Boom.

The amazing extent OF the petro'
Tenn development from recent dlscov'
cries in the Beanront region Of Texas
nay be better comprehended when 1t
is stated that the current outhnW
from $50 wells at Beaumont amounts
to |, 500, 900 barrels daily while the
annual production Of petroleum for
the whole county prior to this dis
covery aggregated only about go, 900, =
600 barrels year. That is to say,
the Beaumont "gushers' alone are
yielding within 30 days as much oil
as the whole outside country yields IN
the course of year. So wonderful a
development has attracted sFecUlato,S
and Adventures to Beaumont from eli
rount. and the town now resembles a
frontier gold 5 ttleu ent in the height
of the California craze. with talk
and evident need, of vigilance COM
mittee government.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-30
A GOOD THING,

German:Syrup is the specia. prescf.I.
tion OF Ul. A. Boschee, ce.ehfa,ti
German Physician, and is acknowle "a
TO be one of the most fortunate dseo5,
cries in Medicine. 1t quickly CUE;
Coughs. Cold. and all Lung trouble; g.
the severest nature, removing, o !, l9e''
the cause OF the affection ana learn:
the parts in strong and HEALTHY c1ll.'
ton. 1t is not an EXPERIMENT. heai'
cine. but has stood the test Of ysaFa
giving satisfaction in every case, WIEN
its RAPIDLY increasing sale every s4s,oi
confirms. Two million bottles sold IL
nually. Boschee's German syrup ";
introduced in the United state: in ~
and is now sold in every town ID Y:
civilized world. Three doses will Te-sV'
any ordinary cough. Price - ceL''
Get Greene's Prize Almanac For sat
at Greene's Drug Store.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-30
The weakness OF the Amaigamated AS
ISOLATION.

Parts of the report Of the proceed =
ings of the annual meeting ct the
assoristiou at Milwaukee At June
which we're not designed for general
circulation, but have got out IN some
wav to snoR that the membership st
that time was but l3.S9 n shrinsase
from 81. O6S the wear before. President
Sraff, n reported officially that u
lotges had ecome defunct during the
year. and be complained bitterly that
the chief failure in organizing the
workers ba1 been among the steel meu,
consequent upon the lethgrgy Eof tie
men in some places, such as Home
stead, Johnstown and Bracdock. y
There was but SO, 1000 IN the treasury
at that time. The conclusion is that
the strike represents but an effort to
strengthen the union by now facing
il: the aid of the trust upon pen
union mills
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-30

While the steamboat CITY OF Ifenton
Of the Wilmington Steamboat company
was on her way frou. philadelphia TO
Trenton. y J, Wednesday Afternoon,
her mort boiler exploded, killing seven
uersons and irjuring over score OF
Others. Four passengers are misslrg,
INT ss many sustained slight injuries II
is thought the missing may be among
those who did not tina it necessary TO go
to the hospital. After the explosion
the boat took fire and ran aground, and
those Of the passengers who we're sun
aboard were compelled to leap for their
lives. Fortunately the water was not
,sore than four feet deep, ana many OF
the victims OF the disaster we're able 10
wade ashore. Some, however VINO
we're too seriously injured to help them
selves we're rescued by members OF the
boat clubs. whose houses line the river
front at this point.
So great was the force OF the explo-
sion tDat a piano in the upper drawing
room of the boat was hurried many feet
away from the boat into the river. inns
proved fortunate circumstance for
many of the I'M ursd passengers, Thrown
into the water, scaldei and otherwise
inferred so that they were rendered
helpless. thel chung To the piano, whief
had fallen into shallow water, uni
rescued.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-30
y,c,,,,s Father Saved Lynching.

Louis Smith, %, the negro whom a
mob intended to take from the county
Jail at Fort Smith, Ark, TUESDAY
morning. was saved from lynching
through the action of the father OF
Lucy Watson, the IL year-old white
girl whom Smith is charged with
attempting to assault.
Before the mob agreed on plan,
the father appeared. He was called
on to take the leadership but instead
be advised the crowd to rermit the
Law to take its course.
This unlocked for apathy put a
damper on the mob and they dispersed.
The action of Watson is the only
thing which saved Smith from being
burned at the stake, as thst was
what the mob had practically decided
to do with him.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-30
A WORTHY SUCCESSOR.
..Somsthing New Under
the sun"

An Doctors have tried to cure Ca
TARRH by the use Of POWDERS sclu
gases, iphalers ana drugs IN paste io'ln
Their powders dry up the mucous
membranes causing them to crack open
and hlped. The powerful acios useu
in the inhalers have entirely eaten
away the same membranes that 'neir
makers have aimed to cure while
pnstos and ointments cannot reaci' Vhe
disease. An old and pSperienceo prAc'
titiol.er who has for many. years:
mate "a close study AVID specl9,1y VI
the treatment of CATARkt' mas NJ
last perfected Treatment "hich "neh
faithfully used, not only rei'e'eS AZ
once, hut permanently cures "
TARR!I, by removing the cause sup
Mug the discharges, ana curing az
inflammation. 1t is the only reWeu!
known to science that actually reacne7
the afflicted parts. ms w9n 1tlt u.
remedy is known as 'SNI Ff LE9 :. s'ie
GUARANTEED CATARkd CuhE'
and il sold at the extremely low price
of One Dollar, each package cohCaiu
ing internal and external meulclne
Sufficient for foil months treatment
aud everything necessary TO its peflec'
use.
CATARRH CURE ever made adu Is
now recognized as the only Sats aEd
u,sitive cure for that annoying Hn'
disgusting disease 1t cures all lrham
nation quickly. ard permanently anu
is also Wonderfully quick to relieve
IAN FEVER or COLD in the ita ~.
CATARRll when regle, ten ol I1I
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-30
HAY WAITS FOR Sa75.o00.
Charles Won't Leave southern racine
untii Paid salary for Five Years.

Until RAID salary lot riNo hs
For some time there has been much
=, eculation as to why the resignation
nj Charles NJ Hays as president of tue
Southern Pacific Railway company
has been hanging fire so long. IL Is
known that the resignation was pre-
sented immediat: ly after the appoint
meet of j G Stubs to be general
traei, manager of the entire system,
President Hays objected to the
increasing curtailment Of his prefoga,
tiVes by Mr. Hartman ard "hen II
became known that hs had asked 10
he relieved that his INJECTION Win
the comppny would erd soor.
TIE cause of the delay has teen
learned through fricnu of the south
ern Pacific president, LAYS mas I.
five year contract at salary oi
s55 600 A wear. When his resignation
was sent to Mr. Hartman there aent
with it a request that its acceptance
he ACCOMPANIED hv 2 check for the
entire five years salary.
In fact Mr. Hays gave Mr. Hartman
ia understand that if his services a.
president Of the southern latlhc
we're unsatisfactory, and that IL wa
found necessary to clotae sHpoiul
mates with powers that nelohGsa u
the road, the stockholders had Only I
pay the sum called for in his coutrac'
and be would step down and out
He stool ready and "llllne &c
live IN to his contract and agre men
and be expected his employers to OF
the sane, The resignation Is stil
reposirg in the desk OF Mr. Hartman
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-30
SITUATION WORSE THAN BEFORE
THE UCCTpATIoS or PEklN
Disturbances Feared IN the North-'eies-
,tni, Know Foreign Interests Are N"t
Identical and WI Use knowledge 10
Advantage.

Byron Bronna", British consul
general al Shargtlai, who has Ju-t
returned 10 England, says in an utter
view:
..rron the standpoint Of foreign
interests, the position 10 China Is
far worse to.ay than before the inter
national occupation of Pekln. For
merly the Chinsee believed foreign
interests we're, at any rate to certain
extent. Identical Thanks to recent
eeerts they are now better able thar
ever to play off ore power against
another. - pstientlr nave their inter
ests heen shown II dieerge.
There is a very hostile feeling 10
many parts of northern China and
Local Disturbances may be expected.
Mr. brennan declared that Rrssih
ard Germany both had FIR more IN
fluarce with China than Great Britain.
He believed the United States
would he the greatest sufferer by the
closing OF Mancnuria to foreign trade,
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-30
CHANCES OF WAR MORE DISTANT
Emil Assurance of Neutrality Receive" ny
Colombia From Both Nicaragua M"
MISUNDERSTANDING Affairs Quiet.

Official mail sdvices received at tne
Colombian legation in Washington
Tuesday tend to show, it is stated,
that me chances of war between
Cclcmbia and Venezuela grow more
distant every day. Both tue Near
aguau and Ecuadotean guvernm entS
are said to have given the Colombian
aoreromcnt the fullest that they Will
rnmnin strictly neutral. The mai.
also brought the details OF we com =
plete defeat Of band of 2"oo oolou' :
hisn ravolutionists under Gen Martiu'
at the town of Anapoyma. ny lhe
government forces. Ten tnonsan''
Colombian troops are guarding tle
border in command of Gen GonZ4le'
Valencia, formerly minister OF war IN
the Colombian cabinet.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-30
epAr1L EBORO VT. FRIDAY. AUGUST go. leo
,.wsos,s mISIArURE VENICE.
Mu,,ona,re BostoDian VIII bsa"'''S
Islands on Maine Coast.

Thomas W Lawson, the fostoh
spacrlator and builder OF the inae'
rendance, is going to build mlnlH
tpre Venice on the rugged coas1 Oh
Maine. He has bought two ISLANDS
"A Sronirgton, and has en- option on
p others, which he will pay for when
the titles are proved to his sa'isiac'
ii N. ., ;, Fla
An uaut Bay, an1 are about 10 miles
from the mainland. sadolebacK' tae
largest Of the group, contains over Az
acres. They are close together ana
many CT them Gao be connected ny
bridges They are all covered with a
heavy growth of spruce and tir paisaul,
although tuers are stretches free OF
foods. ,,li
It il said that MIR Lawson will bullu
castle on Saddleback and clear the
island for golf Links and tennis
courts. The lthers it is said, he VII
mt in the hands Of a landscape art'St,
vino will furnish plans which VIII
transform the Larson group Of islands
| into Venice in America
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-30

Ten Roosevelt republican presidential
clubs were organized 10 hansa: towns
Saturday and within thirty days there
IilI prohablv be hundred of them. All
are organized under printed bylaws and
resolutions sent out from New York city.
Ii is a coincidence that nearly all the
Rooserelt clubs organized are differed
by Mckinley appointees.
Auditor Barber states that unless some
unforeseen event happens. Vermont VIII
be out of debt at the close OF the nscal
wear. next June.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-30
The new YORK WORLD,
TRICE.A-WEE K tGIIIv'
As Good to You as u Da"y u"
You get it at the PFice
ia Weekly.

The Thrice-a-Week Worlds en- q
scriptiou price is only Sl.0O per !eA'i y
offer this unequaled rewspapeT Az ~
Reformer together one year for ~. .s,a s.
1t furnishes more at the price ~ 4
other newspaper pu blished in A, i.,,s Is13,
news service covers all the ~. rsr,t
equaled by thai of few daille,. l.ssi.7i i
rom the Boer war have not been ~, Nh j
horoughne>s and promptne,>. SUI II q
presidential campaign now IN pro-. si.,'s'
be invaluable. Its political new ~ s.gs1
ly impartial. This fact makes "
value TO YOU ut this time. ,,,,vs6 J
If YOU want TO watch every in2 TS-.ri
great political campaign take t1a t1,re
Week World. II YOU want to So ms
on the Trusts-and they need Wa ''.., IgT.s.
the Thrice-a. Week World. II !'1 AZ :
know all foreign Developments '@
Thrlce-a-Week World.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-30
OIL browns THREE MEN
Gu,h of Petroleum from big Texas Wen
NotYeI Under Control.

The Palestine Beaumont well is stlll
throwing stream Of petroleum. ~
feet hgn, and and has added the NE
of another msn to its achievements OF
destruction, making a tital OF three
fat elities. 49,,
James Smith and John McDiniel
were dtowred in the ell Monday
niaht, und Friday night, Peter Gala
CHER met the same fate,
Two Other men were dragged OUT
and finally restored to consciousness
FW Chase, an expert submarine
diver came in from Galveston Toes
day. He found no difficulty 10 stay
Ing in the spray while eucased 10 his
diving suit, but he had to work very
slowly.
T, II - believed the we'll was closed
Wednesday without difficulty.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-30
au,horiz.dto sign Protocol.

Iii Hung Chang has rotitiea the
ministers Il the p.wers ls that The
Chirese p!enip'teutiries are nop
suthnrizet to sign the protocol,
says despatch to the London Times
frou Pekin, dated Tresdaf, "ard has
requested them to fix II date for the
signing An edict concerning the
IMPORTATION of arms was circulated
among the ministers Monday. Two
other ehicts are still required to com
plete the prot col.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-30
RICH WOMAN DIEDIN Howell.
worth $685. But was Surrounded ny
Direst Poverty.

Mrs Mary Arm Harker, rsciuFe 81
,,,nrs old and worth $50, 600, died
recently in her howell amid surround
incs Of direst poverty at La Crosse
Wis.
Her husbard died - years fgo
under suspicious circ uHnstances, am
cha has Stree spurnea friendship ana
refnspd to replir or clean her premises
under oruer OF the health department
She stcadfastly refused fabulous oheTs
for the property, by f5shionahls
ncighbors who planned to get ria OIL
her. ,o
A devout Baptist, tSo wears age
Mrs Parker gave "a church $4,000 and
building site for parsonage
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-30
WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA
KRUGER CALLS KITCHENER'S
PROCLAMATION BLACK CRIME

.tMOst MischievOns and Diaboli?al"-ss,.
Itintensines BOsr R.s,s,anc.-Ii. III,
n,,s story of DutcL Conspiracy Again,
British.
The London Telegram has a lon,
interview with President Kruger, Al
Hilversom in Holland in when h
speaks vehemertly ard with intense
feeling Of the present phase of The
war. He insists that the tactic. d
the Boers were etill as regular as al
the beginning Of the war.
lie de- iare1 that ever since Tia
cauture of the blomfontsIn The Bril-.
ISL had trampled upon tto code Of
international law. As for provision
.rar srorts ana the cattle The British
are continuously selzirg Mr. Kruger
snid these were intended rot for Tia
Boer commanders which live from
hand to mouth, but for their wClae,
and children.
He continues that Lord Kjtcao1p,';
nroclamation itself Recognized that
the Beers had regular administrator
itself and an army. The proclamation
rould have bot one etiect-to enhita
and intensity resistar CO. lie -aj1 The
question whether my against it T0q.i
he issued was still unuer consider.
ton: hut this matter We u It'll.
inport to the hurgherF, who di1 lst
look to Europe for approval, bla4e q
instructions.
Having characterized the r'0elams
ton as "the tlackest crime committed
against the Borrs' Mr. Kruger closed
the interview by solemrly eallil.
beave7 to witness that the story ia
| Dutch conspiracy against the British
wss an "abonirable lie; the nos.
mischievuus ard diabolical Lie e,e,
coined since man first appeared IN r,s
world "
lie said. however. thai reaCe VI.
still possible on the basis Of give az
take. and that the Beers we're rea5!
TO make reasonable sacrifice: and Il
give satisfactory guarantees Do ins
nasis of Independence and free psr5o,
IN colonial African deIS.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-30
cloud Formation.

A cloud IS produced by the cooling OF
n rising current Of vapor laden air OF
nv the meeting OF two bodies of air OF
different temperature. a given Vol'
ume of air, or. more strictly, given
spacc. whether it contains air or not
will only take up certain quantity OF
water ya9or at a given temperature.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-30

Two hundred fire chiefs ct the
United States and Canada convened
at Indianapolis Tuesday in the 18th
annual meetings OF the International
Association OF Fire Engineers.
An old man named Paddy kearr
died Monday 10 Tarrytown literally
of starvation and neglect. 10 the
house o which he had lived alone for
more than 80 years bank books show
ing deposits OF $1,000 we're found. He
came to this country from Ireland 10
l.i9
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-30
NEW WORLD.
THERE is A HELL.
ut,,st.rs of Every Denomin"tio" NJ
xyiuona Decide That They Will fre"'"
E,,,r. Pun,.hment More vigorously
Tbnn Ever,

NlnOnh DSttue
E.,ur, Pun,.hment More vigorously
Than Ever. r
At the winona, Ind, Bible coot5r,
ence Tuesday right Rsg l. " Munhail
of New York gave an address on
Future Punishment. lmmeu lately
sfterwari a conference was called anu
minist ,rs Ct every deronlna !ion
represented discussed this question:
Tlev decided that there IS heli,
and that they would hereafter preach
Future Punishment" more vigorously
than ever. 49,, .L. Pot,
.Johp Mcneil, gave his closing address
Tuesday morning. 1t was the strong
discourse heard during the conference
He hauled the ministers over 'ne
Goals for what he termed the CUCKOO
rreaching of the day, sayirg:,
I'VE must fear God as we'll ~ love
Him. Preachers sholld stop coddling
and consoling the penple. There Is
entirely too much of it. y
John W Baer of Boston spoke on the
work of young people in the churches
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-30
FOR the Last SIX Months

john II Schwab. of Albany, y, has
worked every day. Previously be has
spent weeks in hospitals and under the
care of physicians. kidney trouble II
was, and he got no relief. linen ne was
cured by the new medicine Cslcura SOL
vent. discovered by DR. David Kennedy,
of Kenredy Row. kington. n. L. Write
10 DIR. X. for a free tfial bottle.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-30
THE PHILIPPINES.
END on sAMAn ISLAND

u,ay.y Rnins Make II Nrc'ss"rS =" N'"p
Captain Hale Drives ON r"r'S 81 IN
surg.nts capturing Few frso"e'
two Americans Are wounded
Owingt heavy rains active Operations,
AGAINST the insurgents on the island OF
S,mar we're Wednesday suspended Tor
the season. ,., -,
Captain Hale With detachment OF
the 10th infantry was engaged tooay
with Gonzales in BatangaS province
Uale's men drove the Insurgents on
capturing few prisoners. Two Anerl'
cans ere wounded
This is the most sizable engagement
which has occurred in Batangaa prov
ince in some time. the Instruction there
boing practically ended.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-30

The laws Of health require that the
bowels move once each day and one on
the penalties for violating TINS Ia" Is
piles. Keep your bowels regular ny
taking dose OF hamberlain'S stomach
and Liver Tablets when necessary ana
YOU will never have that severe PUNISH
meet inflicted upon you. Price - cents.
For sale by Brooks House Pharmacy.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-30

Miss Bessie Compbell, daughter OF
Gabriel Campbell, professor OF psy-
chology at Dartmouth -colleg', was
jro gped in Lake Morey near Fairlee, at
noon Yesterday BY railing from the
wharf. Miss Campbell was 20 years
old. Her father is believed TO be some
where in New York.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-30
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long. All letters truthfuily answered. Kcihenl,
hnt mis- remedy is absolutely safe under ever
nosaina condition and positively leaves no after
fl sf,cctupon the health. Sent BY mail, securely
sealed, r. o. Money letters should be reelsteteu'
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