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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-01-19
GIVE BRITISH NO REST.
Beers Continue Aggressive Tactics
Make sharp Attacks ON Several
British Positions.

London, Jan. 11.-Gen. Kitchener
sends news of a serious simultaneous
attack on the night of January by
the republicans on the British posi-
tions between points go miles apart,
along the lines of the Pretoria and Lo-
reno Marques railway. The losses on
both sides were heavy. According to
reports the Beers were beaten off aft
err prolonged fighting.
Following is the text of the dispatch
from Gen. Kitchener:
Pretoria. Wednesday, Jan. 9.-On the
night of January 7 the Beers made stimuli
taneous and determined attacks upon all
our posts at Belfast, Wonderfontein,
Nooitgedacht and Wildfontein. Intense
fog prevailed and taking advantage OF
the cover It afforded. the Beers were
able to creep up close to our position. A
heavy fire continued until $40 n. m.
when the Beers were driven OF. One
officer was killed and three were wound
ed, while 20 men were killed and 50
wounded. The loss of the Beers was
heavy, "A dead being counted.
"A convoy taking supplies to Gordon's
brigade, north OF Krugersdorp was at
tackled by Beyers commando yesterday
(Tuesday). The Beers were driven or.
leaving II dead on the field Our casual
ties were four slightly wounded"
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-01-19
GIFTS FROM HEIRS.
Family of the Late David whitney
Garry Out His Intentions to Aid
Charitable Institutions.

During the later years of his life
time. David Whitney, Jr., the recently
deceased millionaire lumberman of De-
troit, intimated to his family that he
intended making provisions in his will
for a number of charitable institutions.
When his will was read il was found
that he had done so and his heirs and
executors arranged schedule of be-
quests conforming with what they be-
lieved was Mr.. Whitney's intention. In
all 100000 was distributed, mostly
among local institutions, but the Pres
byterian home and foreign missionary
boards will each get $4,000 of this sum,
and $1,000 is given to the Park college
at Parkvile, Mo.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-01-19
In ONCE Many Years.

When Charles E. Thompson retired
as judge of probate of Huron county
on January 1 he was out of public Of
flee for the first time in many years.
He had been town clerk six years,
county clerk four years, county treas
urer three years, registrar of deeds six
years, circuit court commissioner four
years and probate judge four years.
Besides this he has been school Of
ficer nine years, president of the vii
lage of Bad Axe one year and trustee
of the village four wears.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-01-19

Railroads = Chandler. Nevins. Nash.
Gordon. Mckay. Baumgaertner. Dingley,
Weter, Sharpe.
Religious and Benevolent Societies
Lane, Perkins, Ames. Boyd, Randall.
Revision and Amendment OF the Stat
utes-Kerr. Campbell, Byrns. Marks. Nc
Farland. Monroe. Riegel. Ward. Whita-
ker.
Roads and Bridges-Robinson. Chap
man. Hemans. Kirk. Seeley.
Rules and Joint Rules-Colby, Gillette,
Burns, Mccall Monroe.
School for the Blind-Hunt. Wheeler.
Boyd. McCallum. Monroe.
School of Mines-Murphy, Lane, Baum
gaertner. Gillette. Walker.
Soldiers Home-Mason, Foster, Ka-
mouse. Mick. Osborne.
State Arairs--Alward. Adams. Byrns.
Chapman. Hardy, Murdoch. w. A. Reed.
Rich. Walker.
State Capitol and Public Buildings
Baumgaertner. Hardy, Nash. Walker.
Marks.
State House OF Correction = Randall.
Nevins. Colby Doyle. Waterbury.
State Library-Sharpe. Spencer. Handy.
McCallum. Goodrich.
State Prison--Weter, Byrns Bushnell.
Ferry, Hemans.
State Public School-Burns. Bauman,
Mccall Rodgers. Robinson.
Supplies and observation-disclosures
Bauman. Award, Mckay. Vandercook.
Towns and Counties-Gillette, Foster.
Boyd. LATER. Spencer.
University-Ferry, Ballentine, Barnaby,
Bland. Campbell. -
Upper Peninsula Asylum for Insane
Nash. Award, Ames, Kidder. Mason.
Upper Peninsula Prison-Murdoch, Dem
mis-. Combs, Henry, Marks.
Village Corporations = Ward, Bonser,
Corwin, Kerr. Neal.
Ways and Means-Dingley, J. III. Read.
Award, Gillette, Mason, Neal, Rulison,
Stumpenhausen, Vandercook.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-01-19
APPEAL FOR PEACE.
Memorial from Over 1000 Residents
OF Manila Presented TO
the Senate.

Washington, Jan. 11.-Senator Tel
Ter presented memorial to the sem
ate yesterday from 1000 ''Filipinos
and peaceful inhabitants" of Manila
The memorial was in the form of an
appeal to the congress of the United
States, and, as Senator Teller stated,
was Signed personally by the lead
ing people of Manila and that sec
tion-lawyers, bankers and profess
sional men representing the best ele-
ments of that community"
Senator Teller presented memo
rial from 2,oO6 "Filipinos and peaceful
inhabitants" OF Manila. The memo
rial was in the form Of an appeal to the
congress of the United States, and,
as Senator Teller stated, was "signed
personally by the leading people Of
Manila and that section--lawyers,
bankers and professional men repre-
senting the best elements of that COM
munity."
1t reviewed the circumstances leading
up to the present struggle OF the Filipinos
for independence. 1t paid high tribute
to the work of Aguinaldo and his coadju-
tors In their endeavor to obtain liberty
and Independence for the people of the
Philippines,
Reference was made to some OF tho
principal events OF the present revolution
against American authority, the petition
urging that the American troops had
failed to make a serious Impression upon
the revolutionary party. 1t pointed out
that Aguinaldo had declared he might
lose the hope of victory, but he would
not lose the hope of dying for the lib
erty and Independence of his people. IL
points out that the revolution has tho
support OF practically all the people of
the Philippines. and declares that though
100 revolutions be destroyed 1000 will
rise up to support the fight for indie
pendence. All of the islands of the archi-
pelago. says the memorial. are support
ing the revolution. and they will not
yield until the last drop Of Filipino blood
has been shed. ~
The Filipino nation the memorial con-
tinues. bearing In mind the history Of
America and its humanitarian doctrines.
asks the government of the United States
to cease its persecution OF men strug-
Cling to be free-struggling against great
er odds and greater wrong than those
which inspired the fathers of the repub-
lic.'' This they ask. sin the name OF
Washington. OF Jefferson. of Lincoln. IN
the name of justice and In the name of
the God eternal"
The appeal declares that an autonomy
similar to that enjoyed by Canada or
Australia would not be acceptable to
the Filiplnos. who desire full liberty and
independence, and they urge the government
of the United States to give them liberty
and independence.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-01-19
FAvORS CHARLESTON.
Board of Naval OMcers Recommends
That Place over Port Royal for
Naval Station.

Washington, Jan. IL. - Secretary
Long Friday made public the report Of
the board of naval officers, submitted
Thursday, concerning the establish
ment of naval station on the South
Atlantic coast, and more particularly
with reference to the relative merits
of Port Royal or Charleston, S. c., as
the site for this station. The board
recommends in favor of Charleston,
reinforcing its views with an elaborate
statement Of the advantages of that
place over Port Royal. A dissenting
view is presented by Rear Admiral
George Sumner, who favors retention
of the naval station at Port Royal.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-01-19
TO MAKE LONG TRIP.
to Join the North Atlantic Squad
ron mt Pensacola.

Norfolk, Va, Jan. 1.-THE sub
marine torpedo boat Holland is being
prepared here preparatory to her trip
to Pensacola, where she will join the
North Atlantic squadron.
The distance from Annapolis to Nor
folk is 100 miles-the longest trip yet
undertaken by the Holland. Down
Chesapeake bay an average of 5h knots
an hour was recorded on the surface
and eight knots was accomplished on
squirt. An armature bar on the electric
engine broke. but the Holland was not
disabled, as she was at the time using
her gasoline engine.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-01-19
Discontinucs Suit.

Detroit, Mich, Jan. IL. = A spe-
special to the Free Press from Lam
sing says that Attorney General Oren,
who began suit to secure from the Con-
tinental Tobacco company an addition
al franchise fee of $12,5oo, has discon-
tinued the suit. The suit was begun
when the company increased its cap
ital stock from $75,ooO,ooO to 100000
000l The reason for the discontinue
ance was irregular service Of papers.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-01-19
THE FOOLISH LOVER.

Yes! He's In love! He sighs!
There's far look In his eyes.
And something like a smile
Tries all the while ~
To play around his lips
He seems
AS one who dreams!
He dips
Down into deep. translucent streams.
And drinks, and in his glad intoxication
leaves
Remembrance of stern duty. and perceives
y. None of the hooking looks, and hears
None OF the jeers,
And In hundred foolish ways
Displays
His rounded fitness for an ass ears!
hear him hum verse Of some old song.
i see him pass
And beam upon his own reflection there
The day Is long
That keeps him where
Men talk Of profit and Of loss!
! see him stand and stare
Across
The street, unmindful of the busy throng;
He let's
His work UNDECIDED lie
And trims his nails and whistles and for
To try
For prizes that he longed but yesterday
To win, somehow,
From those whose littlo jests are thrown
away
Upon him now!
Yes! He's In love! He stares
Far of at space.
Dumb to the worlds Affairs,
And fast in Fancy's glad embrace!
And they that toll around him smile
And when he signs,
Roll up their eyes
In playful mockery,
And he,
Meanwhile,
Dreams on. poor fool, as only lovers may,
And has his visions of an angels face
Fair visions that. alas
VIII pass,
Ere long away
But ohthat 1 were in his place!
IS. E. Kiser, in Chicago Herald.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-01-19
COSTLY THINGS.

Altar Of roses sells at 500 an ounce,
which is five times the value of gold.
The Thames embankment cost Gl,-
10000. There are 100000 cubic
yards Of brick, earth, concrete and
granite in It.
The state, war and navy DEPART
ments are consolidated in one i'm
mense building, which was begun in
1871. It cost s1o.o00.o0o.
Smokestacks, 200 feet high, rs In
circumference at the base and 40 al
the top, are manufactured at ST,
Louis, and cost $4,000 each.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-01-19
House Committees.

Speaker Carton, of the house Of rep
resentatives, has announced his com
mittee appointments as follows:
! Agricultural College Nevins, ]. II
Read. Hardy, Osborne, Perkins.
Agriculture = Dunn, Corwin, Bushnell
| Gee, Kanouse.
Apportlonment Moore, Kerr, Bar.
naby, Curtis Dennis, Hurst Mccall. j
IL. Read, Sanderson, Stone, Waterbury
1 Wheeler, Mark Willis.
Asylum for Criminal Insane = Lowry
| w. A. Reed. Dupont Riegel, Dingley.
City Corporations-Hurst, Vandercook
| Henry, Monroe, Hastings
Drainage-Doyle, Bushnell. Boyd, Ma
son, Mark Willis.
| Eastern Asylum for Insane-Bolton, Bal
lentine, Bonser, French, Hastings.
Education Waterbury, Rulison Mar
| tindale. Combs, Nash.
Elections-Colby, Wade, Powell. Totem
Branch.
Federal Relations Powell. Murphy
Hastings, Robinson. Whitaker.
Fish and Fisheries-Handy. Burns. MUIR
doch. Bolton, Curtis, French. McCallum
Scott. G. w. Willis.
Game Laws-Rulison. Seeley. Rogers,
Handy, Kanouse.
General Taxation = Goodrich. Lugers
Murphy, Rogers. Campbell. Mick. Hunt.
Gordon, Dupont.
Geologic Survey-NIick, LATER, Bonser,
Kirk, Weter.
Home for Feeble Minded-Lugers, Pow
ell. Gee. Hurst, Stumpenhausen.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Dunn. Foster Gee,
Mark Willis.
Industrial School for Boys-w. A. Reed,
Scott. Kirk. Walker. Perkins.
Industrial Home for Girls--Neal. Van
zoeren, Harley, Whitaker, Wright.
Institution for the Deaf and Dumb
Curtis. Stone, Dunn, Latter. Bland.
Insurance-McSay. Moore. Kidder. Low
ry, Sanderson.
Judiciary--M Sharpe, Burns,
Totten, Wade. Martindale. Hemans.
Bland, Spencer.
Labor-Henry McFarlane, Halienbeck,
Liquor Traffic Lafamboy, Adams.
Doyle. Foster, Bauman. Harley. Osborne.
Randall. Stone.
Local Taxation-Holmes. Combs. Colby.
Corwin, Kidder.
Lumber and salt-Riegel. Scott. Harley.
Rich. Wright.
Michigan Asylum for Insane-Totten,
Barnaby, @. w. Willis, Branch, Byrns.
Military Anairs-Bland. Wheeler, Lane,
Hallenbeck. Dupont
Mines and Minerals-Gordon, Ballen-
tine, Holmes, Lowry, Sanderson.
Normal Schools-J. II. Read. McFar-
lane, Hunt. Lafiamboy, Rich.
Northern Asylum for InIsane-Adams.
Chapman. Hallenbeck. Seeley. Ward.
Printing-Bonser, Dennis, Neal, Branch,
Osborne.
Private Corporations Mccall, Chandler.
Bolton, Ferry. vanzoeren. Moore. La
famboy, Goodrich. Robinson.
Public Health-Ames. French. Lugers,
Rullison. Chandler. -
Public Lands-Gee. Wright, Hastings,
Holmes. stumpenhausen.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-01-19
IncendIarism Suspected.

Omaha, Neb., Jan. ia small blaze
Cudahy mansion at an early hour Fri.
day evening. The fire was insignificant
in money loss. but 1t Is learned that an
investigation is in progress, the ex-
pectation being that the fire will be
proven of incendiary origin. The
threats received by Mr.. Cudahy
through the mails since the abduction
of his son several weeks ago are the
basis for the belief as to incendiarism.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-01-19
Killed His sister.

In Crystal township young hunter
took the shells from his gun on enter
ing the home of family named Col
ton, and put them into his coat pocket
to keep them from the children. When
no one was in the room a five-year-
old boy climbed up, got the shells, put
one into the gun, and discharged it. A
2B-year-old sister received the charge
in the mock, and she died in an hour
with severed jugular vein.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-01-19
r. Maintain price Of p.r.mne.

London, Jan. l2.-Representatives Of
all the Scottish oil companies, with ono
exception, held conference with the
directors OF the Anglo-American COM
pany, the local name for the Stand
ard Oil company, at which 1t was
decided that the present prices Of
paraffine be maintained. The agree
ment holds until April 1.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-01-19
Big Coal Deal.

Carbonate, H., Jan. 12.-Joseph
Letter, the Chicago wheat plunger,
has just entered into an arrangement
to handle 1000 tons Of coal from the
new fields just opened at Herrin, for
the purpose Of running 500 coke
ovens. The deal Is one of the largest
ever made in the southern Illinois
coal field. Letter has been negotlat-
ing the deal several months.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-01-19
Kruger scrIously III.

Paris, Jan. 12.--Private advices re-
ceived here say that German physi-
clan who recently examined President
Kruger pronounced him dangerously
Ill, scarcely likely to live more than a
fortnight longer. The president was
Frustrated by an attack of bronchitis
two weeks ago and the severe china g
has facilitated the progress of the dis
ease
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-01-19
COMMITTEES SELECTED.
The Presiding OmcerD I'm the Mich
igan Senate and House Announce
the Appointments Made.

Lieut.. Gov. Robinson has named the
following standing committees of the
Michigan senate:
Agricultural College Palmer, High.
Helme.
Schumacher,
Apportionment-Palme Moore. Baird,
Charles Smith, Loeser.
Asylum for Insane at Kalamazoo
Fuller. Kelley. Sleeper.
Asylum for Insane at Newberry-Bang-
ham, Baird, Farr.
Asylum for Insane at Pontiac-Robson.
Schumacher. McMullen.
Asylum for Insane at Traverse City
Helme. Cad Smith. Earle.
Banks and Corporations Sleeper,
Moore. Charles Smith. Loeser. Kelley.
Cities and Villages Loomis, Muffin.
MISSIONER, Cad Smith. Farr.
Claims and Public Accounts : Loeser.
Westover Helme
College of Mines : Humphrey, Sleeper,
Loeser.
Constitutional Amendments-High. MUIR
fin, Lockerby.
Counties and Townships-Fuller, Can
non. Minis.
Education and Public Schools-Humph-
rey. LOOMS, Bingham.
Elections Minis. Charles Smith,
Helme.
Executive BuSlneSS AtWOOu, Earle,
Charles Smith. Moore.
Federal observation-disclosures. Robson.
Humphrey.
Finance and Appropriations Charles
Smith, Doherty, Lockerby, Robson. Farr.
Fisheries Kelly. McMullen. Fuller.
Goodell, High.
Forestry Interests Farr Fuller, Rob-
son.
Gaming Interests = MISSIONER, Mich
OILS. Murfin. Weeks. Baird.
Geological Survey-Gad Smith. Lock-
erby, Earle.
Home for Feeble Minded : Lockerby,
Cannon, Pierson.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Palmer Helme.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Charles Smith.
Kelly.
Industrial Home for Girls Loeser.
Minis, Helme. n
Industrial School for Boys Baird.
Schumacher, Sovereign.
Insurance-Atwood. Loomis. High.
Judiciary-Nichols, High, Atwood, Cad
Smith, Muffin.
Labor Interests = Holmes. Fuller. Pier
son, Goodell, Sleeper.
Liquor Traffic Schumacher, Loeser,
Cannon.
Mining Interests-Charles Smith. Nc
Mullen, Lockerby.
Mechanical Interests = Earle. Schu-
macher, Pierson.
Military Affairs Pierson, Holmes.
Cannon.
Normal College-Lockerby, Schumacher.
McMullen.
Normal School at Mount Pleasant
Moore. Palmer, Holmes
Normal School at Marquette - Loomis,
Robson, Doherty.
Printing McMullen, Kelly. Humph-
rey.
Public Buildings - Robson, Goodell.
Pierson.
Public Health = Sovereign. Weeks. At
wood.
Observation-Disclosures, Cad Smith, Nichols.
Doherty, Baird.
Reformatory at Ionia-Gad Smith. Sow
ereign. Bingham.
Religious and Benevolent Societies
Sovereign, Loomis, Humphrey. i.
Roads and Bridges Earle, Palmer.
Minis.
Rules and Joint Rules : Doherty, At
wood, Holmes.
Saline Interests-Baird, Bangham
School for the Blind = Kelly. Nichols.
Humphrey.
School for the Deaf-Goodell. sover-
eign, Palmer.
Soldiers Home-Cannon, Moore, Sover-
eign.
State Affairs-McMullen, Doherty, At
wood.
State Asylum = Nichols. Humphrey,
Goodell.
State Lands-Farr, Minis, Bingham
State Library High, McMullen,
Helme.
State Prison-Sleeper. Loomis, Earle.
State Prison at Marquette Minis,
Weeks, Westover.
State Public School-Weeks, Holmes,
Moore.
Supplies and Expenses = Doherty,
LOOMS, Pierson.
Taxation Moore, Atwood. Weeks.
Fuller, Loeser.
University-Murfin, Bangham. Sleeper.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-01-19
some Curious Counterfeits.

One ingenious individual, who mar
rowly escaped prosecution awhile ago
for gounterfeiting rare eggs and SELL
ing the bogus specimens to museums
and private collectors, has recently
TUNED up with exquisitely lifelike
photographs of birds, which in reality
arg produced by the help Of stuffed
specimens artistically attitudinized
wkh wires.-Saturday Evening Post.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-01-19
A Trine Disconcerted.

In Branch county 2s1 marriage
licenses were issued during 1900. This
does fairly well, as 1t gives one license
to every 100 people. However, people
interested in social problems are lit
tie disconnected at the fact that dur
ing the same period the divorces
granted numbered so, or considerably
more than one to each six marriages..
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-01-19
First Bill signed.

The first bill passed by the new leg
islature has been signed by Gov. Bliss.
1t was local measure, granting au-
thority to the township of Char.evoix
to bond itself for $4,000 to construct
a bridge. The pen with which the bill
was signed was carefully preserved by
Private Secretary johnson as re-
minder of the new governors first Of
fetal act.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-01-19
Grand Army Duttons.

The Grand Army of the Republic will
make another attempt to secure the
passage of it's often advocated measure
to prohibit the wearing of the grand
army button by persons not members
Of the G. A. r. Two years ago this bill
was passed by both houses Of the leg
islature, but was vetoed BY Gov. Pin
gree.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-01-19
Failed 10 find Treesure.

Middletown, N. Y, Jan. 12.-Charles
Bellinger, who recently accompanied
Wilson Wright to San Francisco to
earch for $4,000 of buried treasure,
on the advice of a clairvoyant, has re-
turned to his home near this city.
Wright did not find any treasure.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-01-19
Death OF . Congress ma n.

Peterboro, N. H., Jan. 1o.--Congress-
man Frank @. Clarke died at his home
here Wednesday night. Death wss
caused by quick consumption. Clsrke
had been candidate for United states
senator to succeed Chandler, but vstn-
drew few days ago.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-01-19
Desert Jerry Simpson.

Topeka. Kan. Jan. 1.-THE populist
members Of the legislature have
dropped Jerry Simpson as senatorial
candidate and have decided that the
name Of David Overmyer will be pre-
sented as the fusion candidate for SEN
ator
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-01-19
4 Bohemian Concert
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Copyright, 1900, by Frederick A. Stokes Coz
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-06-15

IN APPEARING before the public Tor the
first time az editors we beg such leniencF
81 criticism as our maiden" efforts
deserve. We trust that whatever ap-
pears viii be received in the same kindly
shirt in which il was written. We may
have severely criticized our city
aud those iutrusted with her welfare
but we have done so with the hope that
seeing her faults she may be benefited
When Mr.. Couin offered this week 5
publication Of The DIAMOND DRILL TO
the women Of the Woman's Christian
Temnerauce Union we were surprised
and cratined We were not overcome
however, =ior the women oil this Mite
mountain city are always haAing honors
thrust upon them. We are praised iof
our hospitality and are famous ascooks
but this was just little out OF the
ordinary, vet we grasped the opportun-
ity TO prove that it took brains ana
lots OF them 10 be good cooks and that
we could just as ably use them editing a
city paper as in planning dinners ior
our lieee lords and masters, or getting
up banquets. We feel confident these
columns vii substautiate this state
ment and establish beyond doubtthal
the Crystal Falls women are equ@i 70
any emergency. As a Union we wish to
thank all the ladies who have rendered
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b. responding most willingly and credit
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Amasa who have edited the Amasa page
OF this issue While we know that all
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