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but once. It was at Petersburg at tie
close Of the war. The hospitals were
filed with the blackeped and bruised
and torn men who were blown up in
the mine before that city, and "Aunt
Becky" was among the nurses. The
news came that President Lincoln was
passing through from Richmond on his
way north. The hospital was tidied up
as well as possible, and every prepare
ton made for the arrival OF the presi-
dent.
When he came the nurses were intro
duced to him. When he came to Sarah
Graham he said: "Pve heard of you"
Then he turned to the wounded SOL
der on the cot before him-a confed-
crate lad of 16-and asked him how he
felt.
''rell the president where you're
hurt" said the nurse.
Well" he answered, "I'll never kick
my mother again, nor I'll never hug
my sweetheart any more"
He had lost both legs and both arms.
Tears streamed down the presidents
face as he listened to the strange re-
cital of the lads injuries, and then he
put his hand on the shoulder of the
nurse and said:
poor boy! Take good care Of him"
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The Greatest of All-The HSouthe]
Railway"

The winter Schedules and throrj
car arrangements Of the Southern n
way for the approaching season viii -.
superior In many respects to the ST
did service heretofore offered by this
system,
1t has through cars TO almost every
important point in the South and South
west, and by means of its connection
one can reach any and all points with
perfect comfort. Its schedules are ar.
ranged toform all through connections.
and with its complete dining car service
ON all through trains, proves a great
time saver and convenience to the trav-
eler.
On Nov. Gath through limited train
between Washington, d. @. and Jack
sonville, Fla. via Richmond will be add
ed to this territory which will afford the
very best service between Washington. J.
Richmond and all points South. The
train will be composed of PuIlmauS
Sleepers, Day coaches, and dining carsl
OF the latest improved designs.
With this new service one can leave
Washington at 1850 a. M. Richmond at
about 2:4O p. m, reaching Jacksonville
the following morning at O'Clock, At
lanta at 6:10 a. M, New Orleans at $50
p. M, Memphis 7:10 p. m, Chattanooga
7:4O a. M, and all other. points in the
South and Southwest similar quick SER
vice is offered.
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He was transferred, and after the
war was taken to the soldiers home in
Washington. There he learned once
more TO read and write, to converse
and thus began life over again, says q
Chicago paper.
One day 80 years after the battle
that robbed him OF his senses, the man
woke up, as it were. The pressure on
his skull was relieved. He came to his
old self. His first question was about
the battle.
What battle?" they asked.
why, the battle was in to-day.
Was hitP"
They told him that he had been hit
80 years before. He had been restored
TO his former identity. All memory of
the intervening years now faded as
completely as that which had gone be-
fore had faded previously.
who are your" they asked. He told
them. Then he started the long Jour
ney back to Long Island, in search of
his former home and friends, Arriving
at Flushing, one of the first objects
that met his gaze was the soldiers mon
ument. IT stands in front Of the old
Quaker meeting house, dated 1861, and
which was used alternately as federal
and British stronghold during the
revolution.
The old man naturally paused and
read the familiar names of his mar
tyred comrades. To his CONSERVATION
he saw his own name enrolled there.
That was some years ago.
Since that day the old veteran has
never missed Decoration day in Flush
ing. He comes with big wreath and
Lays 1T on the mound under his own
| name.
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Tompbins County Sanitary association.
For two years she stayed patiently at
home and made bandages and was con-
tent to look upon war from across two
states. Then the regiment from Itha-
ca was organized, and she declared
that she must go with it. The Tomp-
kins County Sanitary association was
lifted from her shoulders and merged
with other kindred organizations and
became a state association.
Mrs. Young is in the active possess
sion Of all her faculties, and takes
great interest in the welfare of the
soldiers. She is even now planning to
do what she may be allowed to do for
the soldiers who will come to Des
Moines next year with the opening of
the new army post.
She is one of the few historic army
nurses left. She was with the army of
the Potomac and was to it what Moth
er Bikerdyke was to the army of the
Mississippi. She went into the thickest
of the fight and was not content to
stay in the rear with the hospital
corps.
She believes that she is the only
nurse alive who saw three years Of ac-
tive service on the field of battle. Mrs.
Mary Hazen, Gentle Annie" Armitage
and Mary Blackmar were in the band
of nurses along with her, and she
speaks with reverence and admiration
OF their work.
OF the 80 or more nurses who attend
the meetings Of the association at each
national encampment she does not be-
Neve that a half ever saw service
enough to entitle them to mention or
credit. Mrs. Young draws pension of
$50 per month from the government
for her services during the war.
The sobriquet "Aunt Becky" was be-
slowed upon her in this manner: The
boys had been calling her Mother"
but she disliked the title on account of
her youthfulness. One day she stopped
to scold a wounded soldier who had
called her that in a spirit of Jest and
was overheard by DIR. French, of the
hospital corps. 'T will give you a
name that will last you as long as YOU
i've" he said. "It is Aunt Becky" Lit
tie did he know the truthfulness of
his prophecy. Few people in Des
Moines or Iowa know her by any other
name than the one bestowed upon her
in that idle moment.
Mrs. Young returned to ithaca at the
close of the war and was married to
David Young, who is still living. He
was soldier under the queen and
served for five years in the Canadian
army during the Fenian outbreak. He
IN carpenter by trade. Mr.. and MrS
Young own the cottage in which they
i've, and seem destined for many more
years of active life.
"Aunt Becky" saw President Lincoln
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30 Moro Renort. sent-

A lad in one of the London board
schools was found guilty of serious
infraction of discipline, and was di-
rected by his teacher to tell his moth
er when he got home what INSIDE
meanor he had committed.
The next morning the schoolmis-
tress called Johnnie to her desk,
when the following dialogue en-
sued:
We'll, Johnnie, did you inform your
mother what infraction of discipline
you were guilty of yesterday, and the
reprimand and punishment you re-
ceived?"
"Yes'm," was the sententious re-
ply.
We'll, and what did your mother
say?"
''She said she'd like to wiring your
neck for you."-Stray Stories.
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Peace Fest. OF Rrov.r~

Peace has it's tests of sailors or a
soldiers bravery no less severe than
those OF war, though they may be less
glorious. Few civilians would fancy
the duty which has been assigned to
several naval officers ofsealing them
selves up in the new submarine tor
pedo boat Fulton, of sinking then be-
low the surface of the water and of
remaining there from ~ to Is hours.
The officers and men who are to un-
dergo this experience will breathe
bottled air, SO to speak, the necessary
supply of atmospheric fluid being con-
tanned in compressed air flasks.-N.
Y. Mail and Express.
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Crossing = Coon Rr,aa.

II remember" said the major, chat
in case of urgency we crossed the up
per Cumberland on what the boys
called coon bridge. A tree on one
side was felled so as to strike the top
of tree cut down on the other side,
The interloeking branches in mid.
stream held this foot bridge in place.
but it was wobbly affair at best. Only
the sure-footed went over in peace Of
mind, and some men who could not
walk foot log at home had to be blind
folded and led over by those not given
to dizziness. The trouble about Suoh
makeshift bridges was that they were
almost as dangerous to command a.
a battle. On this occasion two or more
men in each company were disabled IN
the crossing, but the regiment was
ready for business and gave a good ac-
count of itseH."-Chicago Inter Ocean.
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The Highway of Trade and Travel.

The Southern Railway begs to call at
tention to its unequalled facilities for
reaching all points in Florida, the South
and Southwest. 1t is justly termed the
representative railway of the South, the
highway of trade and travel. It's impor
tant through connections, through car
arrangements, complete dining car SER
vice, quick and convenient schedules,
commends it to the travelling public.
In addition TO the many local trains
operated by this progressive company,
the following through limited trains are
run daily: 1.-THE Washington and South
western Limited, F" "The New York and
Florida Express "The United States
Fast Mail, " THE New York and Asian
ia Express" "The Washington, Rich
mond and Florida Limited" oThe
Washington and Chattanooga Limit
ed.
The Southern's Palm Limited. form
erly known as the New York and Flor
ida Limited will be inaugurated early in
january, 1902, and will run solid be-
tween New York and st. Augustine,
Florida.
All of these trains carry dining cars
thus providing great convenience and
time-sayer to the public.
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"winter Homes in Summer Lands;

The Southern Railway is dista ing
very comprehensive booklet descrip-
tive of Winter Homes in Summer
Lands" 1t is beautifully illustrated,
the Illustrations being accompanied by
reading matter relative to the various
health and pleasure resorts located In
the Southland.
In the booklet will be found an alpha
betlcal list OF Hotels and Boarding hous-
es' their location, proprietors, number
OF guests accommodated, and rates per
day, week and month.
The booklet is one of the most eom-
plete issues of its kind ever distributed.
A copy may be had by asking any
Southern Ry. Agent or representative,
O. w. WEsTBURY, d. p. A.
Richmond, Va
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ATLANTIC COAST-LINE.
Schedule In Effect Jan. IA, 1909.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND-BYRD
STREET STATION

900 a. m. NORFOLK LIMITED, Daily. Ar
riyes Petersburg 9.SI A. M, Norfolk,
II :0s. m. Stops only at Petersburg,
Wayerly, and Suffolk.
9;05 a. m. Daily. Arrives Petersburg. o:4e a.
m, Weldon III 80 A. NJ, Fayetteville :25
r M, Charleston 1888 p. m, Savannah
2;55 A. M, Jacksonville $3.50 a. m, Port
Tampa 7:10p m, Connects at Wilson
with No; q, arriving at Goldsboro, 3:25
Sleeper New York TO Jacksonville.
III 80 a. m. Daily, except Sunday. Arrives Pet
ersonrg l2:S5 p M: Stops at Manches-
ter ON signal.
3OOp. m. OCEAN SHORE LIMITED, Daily
Arrives at Petersburg $50 2: M, Nor
t2k o:SO p. M Stops only at Petersburg
4:3O y. m. Daily, except Sunday. Arrives Pet
Rocky Mount 90 p n. Makes "a all 3 inter- ;'
mediate stops
6OeP NJ Daily, Arrives Petersburg Up. M,
7;2sP. n. FLo SEs IS2p & WEST INDIAN LIN.
IrED. Daily. Arrives Petersburg z: SO
M, Connects with Norfolk & Western
for Norfolk and intermediate points
Emporia 9:03 p. NJ, Connects with At
lantic and Danville for stations between
Emporia and Rawrenceville3 Weldon
geo 2. NJ, Fayetteville l2 :S2 A, NJ Char
II,a .a6 :, l2;45P. NJ, Port Tampa at
NEW LINE TO MIDDLE GEORGIA
POINTS.-Arriving Augusta ;55 A NJ
Macon II 10 A. ID, Atlanta 1888 p. NJ,
InonloSVlRe go 4. M. Pullman Sleeper
New York to Wilmington, Charleston,
Fort Tampa, Jacksonville, Augusta and
sIOP. NJ. Daily. Arrives Petersburg 9:55 p
NJ Connects at Petersburg with Norfolk
a Western railway, arriving at Lynclk
iSIS Nj a. P P KSSnS SsSe a. ~ BTist0
II 80 p; N. Daily. Arrives Petersburg 1910
II 80 p. NJ Daily, except Sunday. THE NEW
YORK AND FLORIDA SPECIAL. Ar
rives Charleston 9:36 A. M, Savannah
1880 A: NJ. Jacksonville 2:50 p. NJ, st.
Augustine 200 p. NJ, Tampa lO:40P. NJ.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
357 A. NJ. Daily. From Jacksonville, Savan-
nah, Charleston, Atlanta, Macon. Au-
gusta and all points South,
$40 A. M. Daily, except Monday. From Tam
pa, 81. Augustine Jacksonville, Savan-
nah and Charleston.
TBS A. N. Daily; From Petersburg, Lynch
burg and the West.
s;4SA. NJ. Daily, except Sunday. Petersburg
local.
11dOA NJ. Daily, except Sunday. From Colds
boro and intermediate stations. Nor
folk and Suffolk.
l;42 A, N: Daily. From Norfolk, Suffolk and
llIO A. NJ Sunday only. From Norfolk, Suf
folk and Petersburg.
2i5 P. NJ Daily except Sunday. From Pet
7:45 P. NJ. Daily. From Miami, Port Tampa.
Jacksonville, Savannah, Charleston
Wilmington, Goidsboro, and all points
$50 p. M. Daily From Norfolk, Suffolk, and
Petersburg
S:S6 p. M. Daily: From Petersburg, Lynch
burg and West.
I. NJ. IMMERSION,
Traffic Manager.
j. r. KENLY, General Manager.
II. M. EMERSON,
General Passenger Agent.
O. s. CAMPBELL,
Division Passenger Agt.,
S3S East Main Street.
Jan. IL.
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ADoRNs HIS OWN GRAVE.
Veteran of Long Island Who Lost
His Reason at the Battle
OF VicksburR.

Few indeed have the strange priv
ilege of decorating their own graves.
Such person, however, is to be found
in Corona, L. 1. He enlisted in the
Flushing regiment and in the ba tile of
Nicksburg was hit with the fragment
of a shell.
For whole day he lay in the trench
es. They thought him dead. When he
came to his mind and memory were
gone. Strangers found him and asked
him who he was. He could not tell. He
was like a child.
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Asheville and Hot Springs. N. o.
The Queen Of Resorts" offers 10 the
pleasure-seeker the charms of q Mild
and delightful climate, and a scenic Wis
Ia OF unparalleled beauty, and TO the In.
valid balmy breezes redolent of renew
ed health and strength.
Excursion tickets on sale daily via
Southern Railway at greatly reduced
rates.
Double daily limited train service, CON
sisting Of elegant day coaches, Pullnans
and dining cars.
Call on any agent or representative od
the Southern Railway for a complete|
Winter Homes" folder.
O. w. WEsTBURY,
ID. P. A, Richmond, va
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PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE AND
ARRIVE NEW MAIN-ST. STATION
LEAVE RICHMOND.

LEAVE RICHMOND.
sA. NJ, Daily, Local to Old Point, Norfolk
and Portsmouth.
lo;lo An }s5. Except Sunday. Local to Calverton
Culpeper, and Manassas.
1870 A. M. Daily for Lynchburv, Lexington
TON, Chfton Forge. Connects except
sunday for Rosney, Alberene and New
2:l0 P. M, Except Sunday, washington and
Old Point Limited" for Norfolk via Old
Poin4; Parlor and Observation cars
change. Connects at Old Point with
2 2la dominion Annex Boat for New
2;4SP, NJ, Daily, st. Louis and Chicago Limit.
60. Dining Car train, Pullman for
Clpclnnatl, Louisville, and st. Lo''is s
meets for, Virginia Hot Springs Local
train follows st. Louis Limited from
Gordonsville to Stanton, except Sun.
90 P. NJ. Daily Local to Old Point lorsor
and Portsmouth. Pullman to old Point.
CONNECTS at Old Point with Washing
ers.
6;lSP M, Except Sunday for Bremo.
e'OP' NJ Except Sunday to boswell.
10 30 P. NJ. Daily r. +. v. Dining Car train. Con
meets Ior Virginia Hot Springs. Pull
man 70 linton, eonnecting with Parlor
Car TO Cincinnati, and Pullman to Gin
cinnati, Louisville, and the West.
ARRIVE NEW MAIN ST. STATION.
500 A. M. Except Sunday from boswell.
$3.50 A. M. Daily from CINCINNATI
$40 A. NJ. Except Sunday from Bremo.
lOOO A. M. Daily from Norfolk and PORTS
mouth.
~ Noon. Except Sunday from Noreoi1x -
Portsmouth. 1910
$3.50 2. NJ Daily from Cincinnati.
$50 Z. M Daily from Clifton Forge and I,vnch
burg, and except Sunday from New Gas
tie, Lexington and Buckingham Branch
6;A6 7. N. Daily from Norfolk and Portsrnouth
SID Z. N. Except Sunday from Clifton Forge
and Charlottesville. 90
Apply at 500 =. main street, o09 east Main st
Murphy's Hotel, or New Main St. Station ttalr-
ct offices for further information.
H. w. FULLER, JOHN d. POTTS
q. p. A. A. G.P. A.
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Norfolk and Western r. r.
November Gath, 1901.
LEAVE RICHMOND OAILO, BYRD
STREET STATION.

300 A. NJ. NORFOLK LIMITED. Arrives Mt
Norfolk IL 30 A. NJ Stops only at Pet
80 ersburg, Waverly and Suffolk
300 A. M. THE CHIC GO EXPRESS, for
Lynchburg; Roanoke, Columbus and
t1peago, Bnifst Parlor Gar Petersburg
70 Columbus; also, for Bristol, Knox
vile and Chattanooga, Pullman Sleep-
er Roanoke to Knoxville
S'OO T. NJ, ocean shore Limited Arrives Nor
t2lk 81 Z. M; Stops only at Petersburg
Waverly and Suffolk. Connects at Nor
folk with Steamers 70 Boston, Provi-
ington. " 49,
7:ss P. NJ, for Suffolk, Norfolk and informed
late stations. Arrives at Norfolk 10 40
s;lO z. M. for Lynchburg, and Roanoke. Com
meets at Lynchburg with WashinSton
ana Chattanooga Limited. Pullman
S,eeperS Lynchburg TO Memphis and
New Orleans, Cafe, Parlor and Obserya-
ton Cars Radford to Attala Ala Pull
man sleeper between Richmond and
Lynchburg, Berths ready for occupan-
cy at $50 Z. NJ. Also Pullman Sleeper
Petersburg and Roanoke.
TRAINS arrive Richmond from Iynchburp and
and the West daily at 1885 A NJ and
500 Z; M; from Norfolk and the East
at iIo A m, IL AZ A. m, and $3.50 p.
Office S3S Main St.
JOHN E WAGNER.
City Passenger. and Ticket Agt.
O. H. BOSLEY,
District Passenger Agent,
w. B. BEVILL,
General Passenger Agent.
General Office; Roanoke, Va.
dc. is
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One View of II

Papa. you are playwright, aren't
youP" asked the small boy.
Yes, my son." replied the dramat-
list, who was even then having some
trouble over the production of one Of
his pieces.
well, is there such thing as a
play wrongT persisted the boy.
There is, my son." was the prompt
reply. HE is the actor."-Chicago
Post.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Schedule I'm Eject Feb. 10. 1909.
Trains Leave and Arrive 18th st. Station

AIshus Leave ana Arrive l4th st. Station
10:sO A. NJ, No. daily for Durham, N G. Dan
vile, and all local stations south, con-
Meeting at Burkeville with N. q w. R'v
for Farmville, Lynchburg and ali local
stations West at Jeffreys for local sta
tons on Norfolk Divisions to Danyille /.
at Oxford for Henderson.
2:e0 p. NJ, No. o. limited train daily, for Jack
s9nville and all Florida points Havana
Nassau, ETC., Connects at Moseley with
Earmvtile, and Powhatan Railroad at
Greensboro for Durham, Raleigh and
winston Salem; at Charlotte with No.
80, Snited States fast mail, solid train,
daily FOR New Orleans and points South
which carries sleepers to New Orleans,
Drawing Room Sleeper, Richmond TO
train, with Sleeper, SALISBURY to Mem.
phis. Dining Car-Service.
IL 20 P. NJ, No. IL, Southern Express. daily for
Atlanta, Augusta, Jacksonville, and
points South, Sleeper for Danyille,
open at Richmond ESQ P. NJ Connec
ton with New York and Florida Ex-
press and South western Limited, which
carries through Sleepers to Augusta Sa
yannah, Jacksonville, Tampa Nashville
Memphis, Atlanta, New Orleans, etc
Pullman Tourist Sleeper M erylSe; VS. VS.
nesdays and Fridays Washington to
SanFrancisco, without change, with con
and California.
SOC p. NJ, No. II, local daily, except Sunday.
Tor heysv1lle and intermediate points.
TRAINS ARRIVE IN RICHMOND.
: G:s g p NJ From Atlanta, Augusta. Jackson.
vile, AsE eville, and all points South
80 A, n, from keysville and local stations
b;2oP n. from Durham, Charlotte, Danyille
ana intermediate stations
LOCAL FREIGHT.
Nos 81 and 81 between Manchester and Neapo-
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where sympathy Wa. Needed.

flows the baby?" asked the moth
er, who had run in next door to see a
neighbor and had been detained.
Madam" coldly replied the father,
who had been temporarily left in
charge of the infant, "your solicitude
Is for the wrong person. If you have
any sympathy to waste give it to me
the baby doesn't need it half as much. :"
Chicago Post.
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To THOSE IN WANT OF EMPLOYMENT:
We desire the names and post-office
addresses of competent, industrious,
reliable colored women, men, and girls.
wishing situations in the north as cooks.
chambermaids, child nurses, laundress.
es, walters, mattresses, coachmen, but
lers, farm hands, day laborers, bellmen,
general housework, etc., etc.
Address,
j. II. LEWIS,
Manager, Interstate Real Estate
and Employment Agency,
20 Summer St.,
Trenton, N. J.
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MotherIx Devotion

How do you like your neighba~s %
mot Bit" said the woman who
was tying little boys hat on. ''You
see they don't like children"
"How do you know?"
They hurt Reginald's feelings
dreadfully. When he throws stones
at their dog, or plays the hos~ on
their window, they look rec, 1ss
at himi"-Washington Star
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Ancient RIvers Of Greece

The famous rivers of ancient Greece,
which are mentioned so often by the
poets and historians of the peninsula.
were mere creeks, some of them
scarcely larger than ponds.-Geo-
graphical Journal.
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How 1t Happened.

Edith-You say you were once in
great danger while shooting in Geor-
glaT suppose you wounded q bear
or some other dangerous animal?
Cholly-Nopei 1 wounded a dog
that the guide thought more Of than
he did of his mother!-Puck.
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ThOrouUh.

Barker-One thing L am convinced
of; she will never do anything she
thinks wrong.
Simmly-Pm glad to hear you say
that. Some day, you know, L hope
to call her mine.
Barker-Another thing: she will
never think anything wrong that she
wants to do.-Brooxlyn Life.
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Fatal Accident I'm ,he WEI

Tourist understand that one of
your leading citizens, Grizzly Pete,
was accidentally killed yesterday?
Bad Burt (ot Bloody Gulch)-
That's what, friendI When he wuz
DRAWN his gun it stuck in the hols-
ter.
"Ahi And was dischargedP"
mo; it wuz the other feller's that
wuz discharged."-Pu
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DeInware,a Hnnnr

The fact that little Delaware is the
oldest state of the union gives her gov
ernor social precedence over all other
state executives who may share with
him any official entertainment in
Washington.-Ladies' Home Journal
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$500 To Such as Wish.

Fifteen Dollars to such as wish. One
hours writing each day. Work at once.
Prompt pay. Self addressed stamped
envelope for reply. No fake. Try III
please.
Mrs. u. Nj. REA, Grove Cottage,
Box us. Southern Pines, n. q.