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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1903-08-27
CONNECTIVE CONTINENTS
The Plans for a Gigantic Railroad
System.
BRANCH ROADS TO BE CONSTRUCTED.
Articles Of Corporation Of Pau.Amerlcan
Railroad, With Capital Stock Placed at
S250,000, 900, Filed at Guthrie, Okla-Pro'
posed Line 10 Connect British Columbia
With Bueuos Ayres. South America.

Guthrie, Okla (SpeciaD Plans for a
1gantic railroad, with trunk line con-
Meeting Hudson Bay with British Col
umbia, Buenos Ayres, South America,
and having network Of branches, were
disclosed here when articles Of incorpor-
alton of the Pan American Railroad
Company. with a capital stock placed at
$25o,ooo ooo were filed with the sccrc-
tary of the territory.
A charter also was issued to the
American Townsite Company. an ad-
junct of the railway corporation, with
capital stock fixed at $lo,coo,ooo, with
business Offices at Shawnee and Guthrie
Okla, New York city, Superior, Neb,
Hutchinson, Kan, Dallas and Galveston,
Tex, Winnipeg, Can, and City Of
Mexico.
The purpose of the railroad corpora
ton, it is said, is to build line of rail
way extending from Port Nelson, Hud-
son Bay, in a southcrly direction, cross
ing the line Of the Canadian Pacihc, near
W;nn;nco Manitoba. through North
D.,.. c.,, p.,.o,o Nohr,.l., Kan
Dakota SCUM DaNo''' Neol aSN.' N'''
sas, Oklahoma and Indian Territory 10
Galveston. lex; IRON Galveston through
the Republic OF Mexico to the BOUNDARY
line of Central America through INC
lsthmuS OF Panama. thence through inc
United States Of Colombla to Ecuador
and finally through the Republic OF Peru
to Bucnos Ayrcs. on the Atlantic Ocean
Also branch line beginning IN the
Republic of Peru and extending III
southeastcrIy direction through brazl' 70
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FREDERICK AUGUST ~, 1908.

with eager hands Kate TOOK the key
from Fans bosom, unlocked the door,
pulled Fan aside, and entered the ane-
chamber, having locked her Keeper In.
Then out into the hall she crept on
tiptoe.
"Now to get out of the house, said
brave Kate. otis useless ITO seek
nv poor father. He has Luke Ham
mond's guards around him, no doubt.
Which way shall go?
AS she paused the deep baying OF
savage dogs fell upon her ear.
"Those tigers my uncle turns loose
every night" she thought. "If ! get
out of the house can never get to the
street. What shall I do! | must try
to escape. l will raise window and
cry help! murder! anything to draw at.
tention."
She felt her way along the dark
hall, descending to the floor below,
found Il window and tried to open 1t.
Twas nailed down and the strong
shutters nailed to the sill!
While she groped about for soma
outlet Luke was asleep in his chair in
the little library. Suddenly the little
bell over the desk awoke him with a
terrible clatter.
"What now?" he shouted into the
tpeaking tube.
The answer came whizzing up from
the white and gold chamber:
"She's loose. I'm locked UP. Chlo-
y0form.'
"Confound the luck" exclaimed
Luke, darting into the closet and
thence into the eastern hall. 'That
gill ought to be my wife,
Kate Elgin heard the c.atter of his
hasty feet.
"Ah. | am LOST she cried rushing
madly about in the pitchy darkness, as
she heard the ringing of bells and
uammond's voice. Lights soon began
to flare around her as she crouchcd In
a corner and as Luke Hammond sprang
toward her saying, You are caught,
my LADY, she tainted, nor knew any
thing more until she awokc from her
swoon, once more 4 prisoner in the
white and gold chamber
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GIANT CRUISER LAUNCHED.
A distinguished Gathering Sees the Pean'
sy,vania Plunge.

Philadelphia (SpcciaD.-An even
which will be memorable in the histor,
Of this State was witnessed here whet
the giant armored cruiser Pennsylvania
christcned BY the daughter Of NJ. )
Quay, the senior United States Senate
and the States political leader, VA
launched at the yards OF the William
Cramp Ship and Engine Building Com
pany
The initial plunge Of the formidable
addition to the United States Navy wa
witnessed by the largest ard one OF the
most distinguished aSscmblages that ere'
gathered at Cramps shipyards More
favorable weather could not have beer
desired, and the ilag-dccked Sea-fghter
gliding down the ways greeted by the
shouts of thousands OF spectators anc
the shrll blasts of hundreds of rive'
craft, was an inspiring scene.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Lutheran Churcl--Rev W. S. I. Metz
ger, pastor. Services, Sunday 10 a.
M. and 800 P. NJ. Sunday school, 9, 30
A. M. Prayer Meeting Wednesday,
7.3o P. Nj.
United B'e;hren Churrh--Rev. +. Ii.
Free. pastor. Regular services
by appointment from the pulpit
Class meeting every two weeks at
10 a. III. Prayer meeting every Thurs
day evening Sunday school. p M.
Mite Society semi-monthly. Wed.
ncsday evening at 8 o'clock W. Mis-.
meeting monthly at Parsonage
Methodist Episcopal Church Rev. G..
c. Harris, pastor. Services every al
ternate Sunday at 10 m. and p. III
Sunday-school at 0 a III, Prayer meet
ing every "Wednesday evening at 7..3o
p. NJ. Epworth League at 6.,o every
Sunday.
Moravian Church. Rev. Mr. Kaiser, pas
to-. Sunday school every Sunday, Q a.
III. Preaching services will be held
every other Sunday. as heretofore, al
tcrnating mornings and evenings at 10
and $50, respectively.
Reformed Church-Rcv. G.. A. Whit
more. pastor. Sunday school 0So a.
III. Divine services alternate Sundays,
1890 a. nj and 745 p. IN.
Guild every Sunday evening. h.45
Midwcck services. Wednesday. 745.
St. Stephens Church l'rotcStant EpiS-
copal Key Ernest McGill, rector
Services every Sunday. alternating
monthly, a, 1890 a. m. and 4 p III
Service Friday at 1 p. m.
Catholic Chmrch-Rev. Father Lyons.
Mass held at s Il. M. on Saturday
during May. Services third Sunday in
each month at 6 a IN Sunday-school
5 O'Clock p m
German Baptist Chur, n--Elders T. J.
Kolb and John S. Wcybrght. Scrv-
ices each alternate Sunday at o'clock
o. ri
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7 Fcreign,

The Turks have obtained the upper
hand in MonaSt!r and the insurgents
are planning to remove the center OF
their activity close to the Bulgarian
frontiers. The horrible outragts in
Monas,r arc making the situation in
tolcrablc The mutilatcd corpses OF 90
women and children were found III
kruShcro.
In the course Of the proceedings i'll the
case OF Whitaker Wright, the company
promoter, in England, it was stated that
the losses of shareholders i'll the capital
of the three companies amounted to S25'-
CCO.OOO,
The Wagner family has refused to
take part in the unycllng OF the Wagrcj
monument in Berlin, October /, because
the Emperor refused to accept the pro
gram offered by tie family
Emperor William has bought for $500,
900 the estate OF Damn Muehie. called
the Pearl OF Brandcnburg, making the
tifty fourth residence Owned by the
Emperor,
\ German imperial decree removes
the prohibition on the export OF arms
and ammunition to China.
The Gar will visit Emperor Francs
Joseph of Austria the end OF September.
Cen. Menotti GarIbaldi, eldest son OF
the famous Italian patriot OF that
name, is dead.
Turks and BulgaranS each blame
the other for burning Macedonian VII
lagos.
Two accused members OF the Hum
bert family were found guilty OF SWIM
ding in Paris and were sentenced to
varying terms OF imprisonment.
Baron Won Thciman resigned as
secretary Of the German Treasury and
Baron von Stengl was appointed III
his stead.
1t is rumorcd that Emperor Francis
Joseph will abdlcate as King OF Hun
gary.
. The St. Mary Fruit Association, at
Kingston, Jamaica, has dispatched a
steamer to Baltimore with 10000
bunchcs of bananas, but, as result OF
the damage BY the hurricane, the asSo-
ciaton will suspend operations tor l.
months.
Rev. Dir. George C. Lorimer is re,
turning to New York, having refuse
all overturcs to accept call IN London
DR.. L.ardy the Swiss minister at Par
is, has declined to serve as an are1tra-
tor on the Venezuela claims,
Some 7,5oo tcxtilcworkers III SaNory
have struck for higher wages,
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Circus Traln Wrecked.

Brunswick, Mo (SpeciaD.-One man
was scalded to death, four others we're
severely burned by escaping steam and
six trick ponies were killed in the
wreck OF a circus train here. The en-
ginc and car containing the men and
ponies we're a total wreck, ad the cs-
Gaping steam scalded of the men who
were asleep in hunks over the ponies,
Ono man had his eyes burned out and
inhaled the steam. The others will
recNNtr
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TOWN DIRECTORY.

BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS.
President OF Board, Chas A. Weller
Commissioners, Frank Hcsson, w. ]
Freeze, Samuel B. Bennet, Chambers
l. Creager
Bailiff-Bencdict Knott.
Justice of the Peace--Joln Jones.
Notary Public-W. w. Zimmerman.
Postmaster-J Henry Cover
Agent w. NJ. X. R.--Frank Hesson.
Thurmont National Bank--Sarl NJ.
Birely, President.
High Scfool-H. D, Beachlcy, Princi'
pal.
Public Schools |. Stottle.
myer, Principals Misses NJ. Beth
Firor, Lima McGuiean, Grace Hen
shaw, Assistants.
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Blow 10 Save Killed Hun.

Tunkhannock, Pa Especially jacob
Wilscy, a farmer who lived near. Lake
Carey, Wyoming county, was attacked
by vicious dog. The animal seized him
by the throat. threw him down and was
nangIirg him terribly when Mrs. Wilscy
came to her husbands rescue with All an
he wife struck at the dog just as Mr
Wilsey raised his leg. Wilsey received
the full force Of the blow just below the
knee, sevcring an artery, He bled to
death before physician could reach
him
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Financial,

The Union Pacific will connect It's
tracks with the Great Western at Coun-
Gil Bluffs.
The regular quarterly dividend OF ~
per cent on National Lead preferred
las been declared.
The Gould pool III Missouri Pacific
followed the lead OF the Rockefeller
crowd and sold stocks all around.
Missouri Pacihc's June gross earn
ings 81 per cent In six months the
company has earned net AZ per cent
on all its stock.
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THE LATEST NEWS IN SHORT ORDER
Domestic.

tee OF the United States Steel Corpora
ton, announces that he has no knowl-
edge of the rumored return OF Mr.,
Schwab to the presidency of that con-
Germ.
Thirty or more passengers were seri.
ously injured by collision at the juno,
ton OF the Illinois Central and Lake
Erie and Western Railroads, neat
Bloomington.
The Detroit police have asked for the
arrest of Charles Price; who is charged
with the murder Of Alphonse Wilmes
in that city.
Nellie Brooks, said to be the wife o|
Harry Brooks. the gentleman burglar
of New York, was arrested in Kansas
City.
Henry r. Elby, treasurer of the OH.
vet Baptist Church, of Chicago, was ar
rested for embczzlement OF church
funds.
A number OF persons were injured II
wreck OH the Chicago and Northwest
ern Railroad near Eden, Wis.
William Duncan, proprietor OF ho
tel at Raymond, Cal, shot a colorec
ambulance driver.
i liz HG" llulSSI AlCNSldhu was SlNSi
trial over the Southport measured
course.
Mrs. Bertha Roda, wife of Phi.a
delphia textile striker, tried to kill hci
four children because they were starv
ing
Dr. Allen Thompson, wealthy phy
sician OF Troy, N. Y, committed sui
eide at Asbury Park by cutting hl
throat
The result Of the Democratic count.
convention in Ohio indicates tina
neither Tom l.. Johnson nor John l.
Zimmerman has enough pledged dele
gates to control.
1t is stated that the Wabash Rail
road has secured valuable terminals
in an entrance into Cincinnati.
Rev P. J. Hayes, secretary to Arch
bishop Farley, was appointed chance
lor OF the Archdiocese Of New Gorb
to succeed Right Rev. c. II. Cotton
bishop elect Of Buffalo
Rufus Cantrcll the negro grave rob
Der. OF indianapolis, Ind, confessed.
Two persons were killed and many
llll tu III WYNN VI an NNN'li oici'
train full OF Elks near Chehalis, Wash.
Believing that he would not be able
to be impartial in the second trial OF
Lulu Prince Kennedy, Judge Woffort
sworc himself off the bench.
Six hunters of a lost gold mine, hail.
ing from Chicago, are under arrest al
Turks Island, West Indies, suspected ol
tlllbusterlng
John Elslcr, father OF Efic Ellsler
tho actress, and himself an actor and
theatrical manager, died in New York
Of heart disease.
The monument to the memory OF
Hale Johnson, who was assaSinatcd last
year, was unveiled by prohlbltonists at
Newton, Ill,
BY the merging OF a number OF sheet
and tin plate companies IN Plttsburg
an independent combine has been
formed.
Theoretically, a hostile fleet sailed
from the tropics to attack Portland
Me, marking the beginning OF the
mimic war.
The Southern Pacific has made an
offer to build a tobacco dry warehouse
at Nacogdochcs, Tex.
Secretary OF War Elhu Root sailed
from New York for Liverpool.
The creditors OF Porter Brothers
have formed a corporation to carry on
their business pending bankruptcy pro-
Cccdings.
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Coal Strike Award.

Birmingham, Ala, (Specia) The
Coal Strike Arbitration Commission
has made its awards, increasing the mi
ners wages az cents. 1t also grants
scmimonthly payments; compromises
the cight-hou day question and for
bids boys under "A years entering the
p,il,pS
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Suffocated at Faucet.

Salt Lake City, Utah (SpeciaD An,
drew Adams, waiter, who murderously
assaulted and frightiuly slashcd Mrs.
Jennie Gerald with a razor and then cut
several gashes in his own throat in an
effort to kill himself committed suicide
at Holy Cross Hospital He eyaded his
ir.ysc and went into a bathroom, got into
a tub, and, placing his mouth over the
faucet turned the water on full force,
He clcnched the faucet between his teeth
AMI held on until unconscious, RE died
within few minutes. 1t is believed that
Mrs. Gerald will recover.
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Cigarette Factory Burned.

Havana (SpeciaD The big corsoli
dated cigarette factory belonging to the
American Tobacco Company and the
English combine was totally destroyed
BY fire, with its valuable contents, con
sisting OF new cigarette making ma
chincry and quantities of tobacco. Moth.
ing was saved except the books and the
contents of the office The loss is esti,
mated at upward OF $25o,coo, fully IN
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CHAPTER y.
luxe HAMMOND THREATENS.

II kt AAMMONb ihEAl lfNS'
Having seen Kate Elgin once more a
captive Luke returned 10 his den,
from which bell-wires and speaking
tubes seemed to extend in every dircc.
tion like the tihrcs of Il spiders web
Very little sleep hay" | had he
muttcred, as he reseated himself IN
his chair once more.
My head is aching to split, and my
brain swings in my skull like Il pendu'
lum. Sleep-I must sleeper 80 mad;
and yet fear to sleep, Such dreams,
such faces. and somehow the visagc
of that old hag, Fan, haunls me in all
Who is she? What is she: Daniel
hired her for me. little over Il year
ago. Surely We never met before"
Yet there is something in her Scared
old face. a tone in her voice, that re-
minds me of some one | bave known
years, years ago
Mutterng and planning he fell
asleep again, and slept until the clock
on the mantel struck 10.
lie awoke with start, glanced at
the clock and sprang to his feet. Right
before him sat his sister, Nancy Har-
ker
How did you get in?" he exclaimed.
Your door was unlocked. ! could
not sleep said Nancy, "Whcncver l
shut my eyes | saw"
she paused.
Harriet Foss:" asked Hammond
snccringly
NO. Her sstcr-that's dead said
Nancy. very pale, and very low III tone.
1T worries me, Luke-wOrries me to
DEATH" she continued. For SO many
long years | have slept we'll and now
comes that face again. 1t forbodes
danger and ruin to us, Luke
Pooh" said Luke. You are super.
stitious. I'll tell you what worries
me the fact that have twice within
Il few hours left my doors unlocked.
What news from the prisoners"
They are safe" said Nancy. Henry
Elsin still sleeps. When he awakes
his mind viii be clear rs crystal His
daughter has ut length fallen asleep"
WHO watches there. in the white
and gold?'
Daniel walks the hail. replied
Nancy. Every ten minutes he looks
in upon Henry Elsin. There is a hand
bell upon Catharine Elgin's table; she
will ring it when she wants anything.
| have the key Of the door. Your
breakfast is ready and waits for you"
VERY we'll" said Luke, II will bathe
and then go to breakfast. In the mean
time place Stephen on guard, and let
Daniel take this decoy letter to James
Greene, with such articles of my ward
robe as you think best
Shall you so to your office in Wall
Street to-day?' asked Nancy.
"No. Let Daniel call there when he
returns from James Greene and leave
word with my bookkeepcr that am i'll.
Have you renewed the search for the
will?"
Yes, and daylight has not helped
me to find it," replied Nancy. as she
left the library.
Hammond bathed and brcakfasted,
and then took his way to the white and
gold apartment.
Nancy, who was within, admitted
him.
Good morning, niece" said Luke,
rs Kate, seated in her chair, raised
her eyes to his.
"Your presence, sir, is an insult to
me-" said Kate.
You must pocket the insult, Miss
Elgin," said Luke, with a sncer. Il
am here to prepare your mind to re-
jact the thought of ever being the vile
of James Greene"
II will never be the wife of any other
man, so help me heaven" said Kate,
boldly.
10 be continued.
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Traine Going ast.

Leave Rocky Ridge for Emniisbure
at 8 26 and 10 56 n. IN. and ) 81 and 81
p. III.
Leave Edgemont for Woyncsboro and
Chamber.burg Mt 05 Il m. and for Ship.
pensburg A. II. IN. and I 35p. IN.
Leave frrl.rck for Baltimore at I IL
n. m. and 3 90 and - p IN.
Leave Br "cyile !or Fro 'erick at 8 3S,
3 36 and 10 4oa. m. aud 4 As and 80 p
m. AMI f r Liitles,"wn, Tancviown,
Wrightsyit and Counbia at . Ala. III.
and 45p.m.
*Nuiiy all others daily except Sun.
day.
F. NJ. lIowEtl.,
Gen. Passenger Agout.
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Germany has imported as much as
100000 worth Of apples in one year
aud S2,500,00 worth of pears.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-18

ihreuEh the various processes ~hlsh
make = a pin. i71 pinu can b. prod AGED
10 a mumsnt ~ ore marhlnsl May
- The machines turn out frum - 10
90 packages q aay
The pforsaa u briefly az follows A
coH ~ wirv 10 placed upan a reel. The
wirv la tast the thickness " a pa.
pair - uiuneYn faksA hold % tire end
20 the sire and draws IN enough 70
mahs one pin This j. cot 81 ard car.
rinsi % The polnilng wheel. uhsr. a Il
sharpeusd- finer Nhasl then A..
ishun the paint and th~ pin Ia nref
carried O. The hsediax 6ie. whsr.
steel punch Jams dean tire ana and
partly makes ths head knaihsf punch
ard die anish tbs had and the osua.
pietsd PIN DROPS intn boz. ana the
machine gees On making mers pin.
The pins. which are the eelof Of
hrHas when thsy cerus from the ma.
ehtns. are cleaned ~ being l.esicd b,
weak. sour beer They are sffarwari
costsd uith tin ard are polished b
beinE relied IN = barrel Il aawtnst
when the pine are reAaY fgr the Pa
prrs. they ere thrown into a hopper
with a steel bottan IN which stnsi
plate there are siifs Tha piua ar
stirred ~ . canbsilkr tpaL ard a.
thsY are thrown point doun they drop
intn the aiits. where thsT hang ntsa.
psudsd by she heads which are TOO
large 20 fail through. Thu paper -
then pressed 80 against them and the
pins are papsrsd ous faW ~ q tirne.
The census fur is0 shows that sh~r~
we're q rin factories IN the United
States a value II prasinrtn ~ g IN ttQ
nd the Manufacture ~ q "a ~ srrfsaa
q pins. making two-fhirdH u q gru@s
- pin. 70 earh individual ~ the Unit.
81 States. Would that Queen Gather.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-18
III 1Esz@
D by Cynthia Grey. e

The common pin has a history
There was time whsa tho yoanx
woman who eareieasly placed q plns
NheFs they would 40 the mast <ood
IN holding her clothes together would
have been considered hapese~slY sx.
travaEanL
To France and Germany Il Kiven ths
giorT o. having discovered the camnaa
pan nut the fact that pins ~ hrunse
have been found Ia the Egyptian s~pul-
cheers proves that tAsrs 1. mothinx nsw
under ths sun. Hat nevertheless
France assd Germany clalm the honor
% haxinx made the hrst II the uao.ieru
Pins.
The pin was introduced into Eng
land 40 Catherine Howard. hfth queen
of Hsary VIII. sines Cathsrin. shared
the fate Of the four furm~r wives It
u safe % e0nelude that the pin vas
not then. an naw used as a weapon q
defsusa. cathsfins introduced The pin
% EnKilsh wumsn in $50. Slowly the
pin tsok the place - therns ard bone.
iFufY and wooden nkewern Onir rich
people could AFFORD u buy pima Thsy
usr~ 80 expensive that IL hscAms Gus
tomaFy ta sat aside for bride a ear-
tain sum u faausr. known as .pfn
mgusy' This was pin money In a
wtrictsr sanas than We have accepted
Il
on course u remained for American
ingenuity and American Industry to
produce the pin az moderate cost
u isst ". l. wright. native u
New Hampshire. invented q pin ma
chine. which hs took 30 England and
set IN operation This has been stead
lily Improved upon until now. where 10
men wsre once needed % put the wire
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-18

Lum Jun IL thsater crank. IA.
insists on Euing. To you want to go
along Well. come on. then.
The Grand Chinese fheater Of san
Francisco n A fearful and wonderful
institution. The footiiEhtH are over
the heads Of the players The upz
PEI eyelifa are the heavier black
sned. The audience. n II chooArn
sits Oh the stage There is no
scenery, The leader 81 the orchestra
sits At the right. instead % the mid /.
de and on thu stage at that. Tn.
wardrobe trunks % the company are
IN full view. The property man
hangs over the leading lhdy'a chair
All through the most touching parts
ready % snatch Il away 50 snan a.
the Npasfu ta ended The show be.
kinH AZ 6 O'Clock The actors work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-18
Chinatown Of San Francisco. To
MORROW Nc sail.

Chinatown Of San Francisco. To-
morrow Ne sail.
10 IL understood this Is the week
Of the O. A. r. encampment In san
Francisco.
se a.. therefore. understood that
tho Grand Chinese theatsf. located
directly opposite Kim Chin'H place
II highly decorated. the decorations
combating % sin yards Of red, white
and blue butehrrHhop paper bunting
sir "dtnty" Representatives OF the
glorious Star spAnEl~d Hammer. and
a So-ceut muslin print ~ Abraham
lincoln
"tt's dirty ahame'" says ths
doorkevper. how they do the
chinkR UPS when Il comes 60 a thius
like thia Here they come around
and tell the management Of this hers
place that iAneoin's the proper thius
for q. A. r. week And there ain.i
been q. A. n Ia here yet. Just
think Twenty dollars Tor that trim
and Il amt worth over thre~ of -four
all put together. And that's count
1ng labor. tool"