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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-12
A CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS
A NUMBER OF THEM OCCURRED AT
AUSTIN.
Boy Killed Himself While Hunting
Near Ennis-Severe Wound Sustained
by Hunt County Mar.

Austin, Texas, May 11.-rrformatlon
reached here yesterday from Crockett couu-
~ to the effect that Charles Inrtcnstcin,
form ly an Austln citizen, had fallen from
the court house and received broken
thigh.
Cay Rogers, a lnpman Ia tho employ Of
the Old telephone company, received n X -
we're shock yesterday willie at work on
sHn Antonio street His right hand wis
burned TO the bone
Ne In McCowllng, ii o-yegr-od girl was
badly burned yCsterddt hy falling Into l
pot u b Hing soIp. She will lose her eye.
sight.
The 14.ycOr-olj soE Of Assistant Attorney
General Johnson received u SCI tous scalp
wound Filiav evening while swimming IN
the river near, McGllls ford, He made n
Justice II the Peace A. Il. Chappell OF
tha South Austin prypinc. was found In M
tcrday about two miles from town. 1t Is
believed that he was suffering with cramps.
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lnonI bueInnsa rnntprs CXcluFiyoIY, 1nI lNNc
o,,srs tbnt viii rnmparc favorIbl. with
ntv IN tHe land Thc disu'ay made b.
Txtcpt and infinite variety az The product.
nrcsonted for iuspectiou
-. ..,,r
The old city OF Charleston SHOWS CNct9
indication of commercial awakening. Sac
~ 49,, vol ,o,inncd with 4, r,es Il first
noN "v'i Pr'Ip1U .a,,''ai.,
class hotels ana her merchants "lc '''''
liddirg for trade over tde lard and arc
cr,ti,c # There f. now thi.ty ieet q.
sN"9 In, 49,. o,,,,. rrosnp
water ON the oar with tne curry ptoSPl -
Of thity.Bye to forty feet, ana IN gov
rrutueut hns bogcht ground en- the Cuopc.
:, '''''''' 10 = ,,,,
lNef seyeia' MI Is ABOVE tnc |! u"u d -
L,slh iue N9'h oi cs,IIisnis7 st.at
hu'| !Htu won u'E ro, 49, III Hit, ma e
80. ~ ~ ~" L., -" ~ ~ w. 49,,
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News Notes.

Austin, Texas, May Ill. y Nolle, re-
siuiug at lJu East First str ct le urs to
the police thit a burglar entered his house
last night uud got away VITA S16.
The EQUITY candidates had big time al
Tuck yesterday, aud many speeches. were
made
The city school board is of thu opinion
that they cun run tue city &C ools nine
months by cutting some Of tue salaries
paid teachers and the superintendent
George Moore. an old Austin boy, who
Is now on the stage, is home Tor the sum.
mcr.
J, Il. Jones of Houston spent yesterday
IN town.
Onion creek Is reported to be full OF
snukrs OF tue large moccasn variety.
The Colorado river is on rise at this
point.
The d mo ratio registration here now
NUMBERS ~.
The local tlre department will send three
race tenms to the Waco conNcu ion.
Colorado c mmandery. Knights remplars,
attended s1ni,Cs at the South IN piesby-
tcriun church today In Il body Dr.. Smoot
preached to th,m.
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favorite clothing was Of grogram a fabric
Of silk ana mohair, hence he was called
"old Grog." After he became command
ting officer he adopted this method Of PUT
lshing a sailor IN the severest manner. lie
ordered that whenever sailor should be
guilty OF naturalization or misconduct
for which a court martial could be or
dered the court martial should be waived
and the delinquent be punished by being
made to take his liquor for n rtain mum.
Der Of days diluted to seven parts water
to one part OF spirits. From that time
the "grog ration" was Identified as the
well watercd liquor for punishment, until
the term became generally applied to the
gill Of liquor served out regularly on board
Of ship. The American navy abolished
the ''grog ration" In 1868, raising the pay
of seamen cents day to Offset it.
~
y Y. 20. A said that the chord of the
seventh Of c is c, c, T. h fiat, and is sor ned
on the tonic. b said that It was g, b, d. I,
and was formed on the dominant Of c.
Which IS correctI
A. Your meaning Is not quite clenr Tut
what IS known as the chord OF the dcnl-
nant seventh IS formed on the dominant
Of the scale. as for example: u, b. Il. (
Is tho dominant seventh chord Of the acae
Of c.
Georgia and TeIas.-o. VIII you advise
us through the columns OF your paper tue
population OF New Orleans, La, for 1900:
also the best conservative estimate that you
have for the present time.
a. The population. according to census Of
1900 was 2s7,1o Estimated by mayor Jan
uary l, 1902, 100000
CurIous.-Q. What were tho seven wen
ders Of the world In ancient tlmes7
A. They were the PYRAMIDS " Egypt,
Pharos OF Alexandria walls ana hanging
gardens Of Babylon, temple of Diana Mt
Ephcsus. the statue Of olympnn Jupiter
mausoleum of Artcmsla, colossus of
Rhodes
l.. n. T-Qucstion. Please give name and
address Of the United states minister to
Switzerland
Answer, Arthur s Hardy, Berne. swit-
zcrland
~
]. A, SO. Is Israel zangwill, the critic
and writer, is dcadf
a. No. lie is living In London
d
Good Friday Eggs.
10 the Letter Box.
La Your edition Of Monday May 3, l see
an answer to Subscriber about preserving
eggs laid on Good Friday.
do not know what to attribute the
results to, but have many ard many
times tried It, on that day. and have bcrn
u rNH HI N.lt II. loo
mashed one I had preserved ,iucc 1860.
II is true that sometimes those put aside
on other days will keep also but on Good
Friday they always do, and for an In
definite time. II kent ON onr end In dry
place, nitcr q certain time w1cn It has
settled nnd dried it will always como back
10 Its position on the end.
II Is u curous fact but It Is sn, aud
do not know what to attribute It to.
Hunchback Reb.
White Castle, La, Muy 10
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Austin, Tcxns, May 1.-THE many pupils
Of the late Prof Bickler are ut work on
a movement having for It's object the cree.
tion of monument over the grNe OF thel;
dead teacher The object Is to nave each
tx student Of his school contribute SIN Il
amount. ana as there are many OF his
secured would he sufficient to Place a beau
tiiul monument oyer his grave.
The OK students have issued Il ell for n
following. H. l.. Penn, X. G. Il bcrdcau.
sohn H.. Keller, Ben i. W sht Edwin
spald ng. George &. Brngrner Wii,,liom q.
sell George III sell, Arthur NJ kr, iscl.
William Bruegsrhon, Drs. g. H. ana Joe
Haynie. i. \. Connrrly. i. 6. iIotnbetgcr.
Morris aud Sam Hitshtcd WI lam II.
Fots,, Jim Iiarhol mrw, bred I tmecky.
berg rcd robin, Jim 'robin, j. b. Pope.
james McCJrty.
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Landslide for Democrats in Indiana.
From the Annapolis Sentinel. May ~


elections held
in REPUBLICAN suonsu' P
the n Nomhcr
hai yesterday broke
Lognnsport Bminetou ,ntn
Tcet faute
hor GrcCnslurs Law and many other s @ - us
majority OF 81" was
Lafayette republicans elected the by the slim majority 81 ." " ~
the republican majority ..,.,.,.,
The
OF will nave
Nblcsvle the republican "
ity Of roo Sou down to less
democratic gains a." o'.
the candidates
Already number OF cn
VINO 1t
known been holding back
themselves
big democratic victory
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METHODIST CONN
viii Get Down 10 ,Rard w.,
the Coming Week I
QUITE A STIR HAS stry /,
by the Propesal to Absfsh 4. !.
ing House at NashviIlc.-.n..s''
Pits Occupied by Enlrs. - +

Dallas, Texas, May 4 :.
days Of the conto,. q
Methodist Episcopal Church
have Just pissed, were or,., wv y
liminery work. The dcterrisss'' ' /!
an active minority for cons,s. WY
war claim matter rather fei,,.., !
toward settlement of other
beiore the conference. ''0s
According to a churchman ~.
the inner workings Of the esr ~. 7
five great questions to com. I
conference. They are Tho IL.
new bishops, a matter which N
come up during the last ws1 'a
terence the publishing horel 90
the election o. a lnissiGnn,y vi
Insurance, aud the election , h,s
TWO Of the subjects-tha y ga
MISUNDERSTANDING Touched ~ Y
past week, but the hnni st.ra ce|
settlement Is yet to come 1ssA 4.
On. f.. T.. lloss, editor
- NHc 'lu'lHl organ az h.
published at Nashville, Il ron v, y n
lie best cnance Tor plertiee y
vacancies among the bishan. " y
lie introduction by ,l,sl,a
yesterday OF ieso. utlon. H.
committee on publishing Inh,s'.
'cstlgtltc Into tile ad,is1IIn,~ w
the "A, tnudist Publishing hnnso.
rom" aud hhNshg the Church hpi.'
pA contract, caused quite III WI
~ tllis RESOLUTION * Il pure NH M
ness proposition. but soma s,.,
Its adoption IN some tui1n srl.s.
solution Of the difficulty wEIss
In connection with tho roln....
war claim on behalf OF the pnbII.ss
The coming week prolniss.
Lively one In the Conference :,
questions Of vital Importance n q
viii como up for final settlemsvi
The local pulpIts were oeernisi
!t'ng bishops and minlsters ~ n.
ing aud evening services
Tomorrow night Rev. ID " r !!
ton, u. D., Of Lincoln. Noh ~,
thu Wesleyan uAlvprslty. ana M
Governor John l.. Bates Of RorS
nal delegate of the NIethodlA II
,hurch, North. will present lenen
ing from that branch of the ehr,s
~ the largest body Of Metboiie,
world. This action is regarded /, /
amt rs Il is possible that 6ttrrf
reconciliation will be made.
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FIGHT ON THE BOIL WEEVlL.
Departments Experiments Are to Be
Conducted at Two Points.

Departments Experiments Are to Be
Conducted at Two Points
Victoria, Texas, May 6.-Professor w. d.
Hunter who is connected with the ento.
biological branch Of the United states de.
ptrtmept of agriculture, and who has had
charge of the experiments and inyestiga.
tons IN connection with the boil wceyll
for the past year, states that the govern.
went VIII this year make more compre.
henstve and systematic Investigations than
have been possible heretofore, owing to the
appropriation expected from congress Of
$4,000 for this especial purpose, The eN.
porimcutS VIII be conducted nj two points
IN calvert on the farm Of Mr. Peters, prtsi-
dent uf the Cotton Raiscrs' association.
and In Victoria on the farm OF w Z.
Heath who Is putting in 200 acres under
government supervision ard control IN
addition to this a laboratory win he httcd
w here, and two specialists will devote
their attention 10 the study Of the boil
wecyil. The Mexican government is OK,
pccted 10 cooperate with the United States
10y similar operations, and exchange OF In.
formation us to discoveries and observa.
tionS.
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LABoR's MEMORIAL.
The Typographical Union Ha, ?,
a Petition,

Petition.
Dallas, Texas, May lin. /
memorial has been presented to IN
conference and was referred to Il
tee:
Whcrens, The Methodist EpIsccpa
South. has been commissioned bl
Ia be the friend and counsellor Il
and conditions of men. rich and n
without respect Of person. and
Whereas, 1t is part Of her drInI
to he n mediator and peacemskg
those who are at strife with cut
and
Whereas. The relations betweI
and labor, which ought to b BID
are from time to time very seIla
turhed, 10 tile prejudice Of pesu
will among the pcpp,e Ok the land I
to tho suffering Of thousands Of Vi
children. as well as to the sowlnE 4
ness and strife between brethren
Whereas. The Methodist Eplsccp|
South. would he untrue to her vi
Carpenter Of Nazareth-r NsA cis.l
friend Of the lnbOrlng 4 II
hold his welfare MS defAprv'ls
that of his employer; Therefore
Hcsnlved, The general cont'itIl
curring-that a joint commission u
of three bishops, three clerical q
lay delegates. lac appointed lthp
stch manner as they shall dettilj
tie other members by the presilE
cunfcrCncci, as standing conms
tho relations cf capital aud labci,
ployers aud work people, wlos
shall he:
!. To study carefully the ain.
poses Of the labor organizatlonsd
try.
.. In particular to investigate I!
Of Industrial disturbances as n
and
3. To hold themselves In reitliri
as nrhitrators should their SiIi
sirel between the men and thell
with view to bringing abneI i
Cancellation and harmony In lat
tho Prince Of Ponce.
Resolved. That the said comm
make report Of its proceedings
cral conference. !, i
Resolved, further, That II V
that the above named commits
he continued by reappointmenl
years. aE
President Nashville TyDographsr 1
william {,
Organizer Eighth nislIn,
Committee Representing ih'esp'
geographical Union.
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REV. BRIGGS cLEAREI
California Papers Show nm
Been Blameless.

Austin, Texas, May l1.-ReF, 4
who conducts an Independent
cl'Urch here, has received iniorn'
California. which will complelel
him Of the helnous chdrss
against him four years ago NY
suited In the reXas MethouiSs
refusing him admission. Ing Y
co Examiner Of Apri' IL p
tuirs the news, which makes i,
feel happy. as the evidence aa D..
trial, which ended IN hls svp'
been found to he utterly fals ii.i
The Post corresponding efll'g y
this morning, and in repiY lo N !,
tiws the reverend gcnueul.e n
his friends in California nap "
plot which convicted him As.s
would hc cleared within saS w
said. Il have written for ~ ~, r
case. AMI the copies ~ the i. ,,i.t
l received were mailed yeste.S'u
the elders In my church ha' !, Z
state that the parties VINO " IVA
for my convection have been q
the charge which they accu ar q
friends cvcrywherc VIII sos ~. N
am an innocent man, lns' =
Ctntpndou
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RESTRICTED CLOTH MARKET.
English Business With China Elas Been
Practically Suspended.

Manchester England, May 1.-THE fall
IN the prices Of cotton restricted business
ON the cloth market last week. Sellers
generally complain Of the unsatisfactory
progress made during the week, white buy.
crs mostly looked on business with China
has been practlcnllr suspended A few
impracticahlc offers FOR fabrics were re.
oeived from India and there were some
purchases ~ heachlng cloths AMI the Lot.
Ter class Of prints from the Lernnt. Yarns
were custer hut did not help business rhe
daily fluctuations In the price ~ cotton 70,
stficts shippers 10 small transact ons. an 1
the home trade is content 20 supply imme.
date requirements.
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Reunion of Students 70 Y

Dallas, Texas. May ll'-A Y,
students Of the Southwestern N
Georgetown, Texas, win be r. \,
next Saturday evening atas,ilg
reunion will lie held III ev lnre y
Methodist general eonferssaa 4
sion here promises 20 st
gathering. Many tcrmsas, w
notified the entertainers. VA b
their intention to come u n
whether graduates or no,di ~
These who expect to 9t,e .t Il
to notify Or. |. W Da"S
once. -
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Ron Wceuil in Travis.

Austin, Texas. May 11.-Mr. Walter Tips
has received letter from e. V. Taylor,
prominent farmer In the Webbery.lle IL Ugh
borhood, IN which he states tnHt the boil
weeril has made Its appearance On his
farm, on the volunteer stalks, and Is of
the opinion that the farmers should at
once begin war on them.
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Boy Killed whlls Huntinn.

Ennis, Texas. May l1--John Tefalr, aged
10 years, son of Conductor j. S. Teltalr OF
the Houston ana Texas Central railway
while out hunting yesterday afternoon, ac-
cideutHlly shot himself through the heart
lie was near Garrett with two other BOYS
who brought him TO Garrett where n special
train brought him to Ennis. The funeral
Will take place at D. III. today.
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FROM THE STATE CAPITAL
Patent Medicine Show Which Charges
Admission Is Subject 10 Tax
A MONUMENT TO PROF. JACOB BlcKLER
Proposed that His Old Students Con-
tribute Small Amounts for 1.-THE
Boil Weevi in Evidence.

Austin, Texas, May 1.-THE e mptroller
has Issued ruling to the effect that II
patent medicine show, watch c argos dd-
mission, aud sells patent medicines, IS la
bic for two taxes. one for tae how uu
one Tor selling medicine.
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Saloon Kcopers Are ,od.

Austin Texas, May 11.-Gcorge zers-
cnau.ky and Louis Loeb were are tel yes.
terday ON chaigc of keeping open sa.
looms on the dag 81 the school elect on.
lhcY viii hgnt the case Oh tnp 81 Jund
that The cl,ctIoI was illegally c.llcu.
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University Orato5icaI Represcntat,ve

Austin, Texas May ll.-At the oratorca
contest hist night at the university jos tph
Dlbrell of Scguin won the Dubois prize and
w T.. Allen NJ Austin was selected to req.
resent the university at the ihtci state co.
lcgiutc contest to be held at Lexington lAy.
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rhe Pust docs not undertake to say
v..lch Il The proposed plans of cxrert ex.
ar,fAf,on Of the cliy's books Is best, That
Is matter which the council Is competent
to determine without advice trom rn5
source. But under no circumstances VIII
the people he satisfied without thorough
and Impartial examination OF al tie re-
cords in tho city hall II was charged dur
Ing the campalsn that the Who'll srstcn
Of municipal accounting was at "sixes and
seyens" and the people elected the prcsen,
administration for the purpose Of Invest
eating aud rcformipg past abuses. There
must be no batting at the task nor any
qulbbllng over the expense OF searching
investigation.
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Grecnylllc, Texas, May 11.-w. r. Hen
dirk OF white Rock accidentally shot him
selt In the hip Friday ana IS laid up with
severe wound. II was not learned how
the accident occurred,
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States cash Balance

Austin, Texas, May 1.-THE cash bal
ance in the state TREASURY at tn elise OF
business yesterday evening to the credit
of the general revenue WAS S1,539,t12,
against S1,GG5,09o for the same time last
year.
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Bio Tax Revenues in the West.

san Angelo, Texas, May She tax col.
lector OF this county reports collections for
1901 rs follows, Collected for the state
~, SOS oei collected .7s o for tie county Tom
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That contemplated soap trust looks like
dirty shame.
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THE POSTS LETTER BOX.

main object Is to supply out.of.the.wny
facts and curious Information. Questions
OF personal interest only will not be
answered. No business or personal ad
dresses viii be given. Questions as to the
value, etc. Of old coins and stamps will
not be answered All correspondence
should be addressed TO The Letter BOZ,
care Houston Post. and to receive atten
ton must be signed by the name tn full
OF the party making the inquiry, as we'll
as that under which II is desired that the
question shall appear. owing to the large
number Of questions received answers can
not always be given promptlyJ
s. j. Do. when and where was the
first railway system in operation in the
United States; who were the owners, etc?
Any information concerning this will be up
prcciated.
A.-The first railway built IN the United
States was from the granite qrarrlcs OF
Quincy, Mass, to tide water length five
miles; begun In 1895 and completed In 1897;
1t was built to supply the granite for the
Bunker Hlll monument, and made Of wood.
en- rails laid on granite sills, with a strap
rail Of rolled iron The second road was
begun in January 1927, and completed IN
May of the same year extending from the
coal mines Of the Lehlgh river at Muucl
a. N
1911 .a - 80 a., ,,,,,,,,,. ~.
rra,t,, and ,h, or,,,,, aar. n,,., L., 80,
by mules. The rails were Of timber Gov
cred with a strap Of iron. In 1898 the
Delaware ana hudson Canai company con-
slrucl'u railway from us c'M mines to
Honcsda'e the termination of fho canal to
transport 'he anthracite r'ai to tue water
he baltimore ana ONO ana the sonih
OaroIha railroads were begun the latter
IN lSdo' All these roads were operated
with one exception. 10y horse power
llorato Allen was appointed chief en-
aincer Of tho South Carolin" railroad after
an experimental trip to England 90 procure
iron rails and three locomotive engines
short tlmc after entering upon his duti s
hc reported hi, views as to the power
which he considered 1t advisable tn use for
ITS operation. and In a paper dated Scptem-
her 1870, -trenuonsly urged. for reasons
stated at length. the employment Of steam
as the locomotive power. 1hi' report sub
mttcd 10 the board Of directors ond unnui.
mously adopted aud placed ON record Jen-
uary IA. 1880 was the first act b. n cor
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When the food trust Is properly squench d
let us hope that rhilander Will get after
the Kentucky feud trust.
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Weyler's silence ancnt Philippine Affairs
Is so eloquent that 1t makes us ang y.
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fame has Just Historically Informed the
world through a medium that hell.ronrng.
kiil-nnd-burnj akesmlth is no descendant OF
his
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The Post acknowledges receipt Of an in.
vltation 10 attend the commencement cx
eicises OF the Thomas school, san Anton
80, May - and %.
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The story that those neeing Mrros were
shot down without orders Is untruc It
transpires that they were all over ten years
Of age.
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Now II rrlman would only follow Me.
Laurlns example South Carolina would
doubtless be happy; but such dream OF
doublebarreled bliss Is too good to como
frue
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Knox win doubtless try the water cure
on the soap trust.
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OH well. II 1t wasn't the landsthiug It
would doubtless be some other thing
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Carnegie. who doesn't wish to die rich,
Is thinking Of embarking in the newspaper
business. One can almost hear him sing
ing. This is the way | long have sought, :"
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Wlck.-Q. Please inform us what "grog"
is and how II orlginatedg
A. The origin OF the term dates back
to the days Of Admiral Vernon OF the
British navy, who was prominent in the
early part Of the Eighteenth century. His
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Roosevelt has given Tom Mast mission
~ Ecuador. He viii probably have gotten
rid Of all the cartoonists In the country
by the time the next presidential race
an on
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The recently naughty steak now feels
mighty cheap.
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IA /. said thar John Smith Of pOcahontas
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The Cosmopolitan says that It VIII con-
finue the thrilling story OF Roosevelts life
next fall. This IS terrible and reminds
Us OF the old query; sis suicide SIM
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England is a tight little island but Bret
Garte seems 20 be dead IN IT.