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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-27
ANOTHER COMMISSIONER

NEW YORK. Nov. .@frauctsco
de y Manotas, a lawyer sent by the
Republic - Colombia Ia the United
states Ia relation so Panama and
canal affairs arrived here yesterday
from Sayanilla on the uteaSer Adlr-
ondark Hs left last night for
Washington.
Mr. ManoiaN denied the statement
that Colombia r. IN such straits
that Il would welcome auneNatt ton q
Panama and the removal nf the Col
omhian capital 10 the lHthfauH, but
as 20 what action would b. taken
looking towrds a settlement Of Pan.
ann Affairs more 20 the liking 81 Col.
ombia. he could not sey. 80 he Rad
not vet received his sealed tnstrstc-
tionr FROM his government. and hat
not confrrfrd with other Colombian
commissioners now az the American
capital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-27
TWO CHAMPIONSHIPS
ARE WON BY SEATTLE

Seattle proved her right 60 two
championships yesterday. In each 81
the games played on Athletic field
OF. mere properly. IN It, the home
teams won
In the morning. in a YEA Of mud
ana Ia a steady downpour 81 rail-
the young giants Of the Seattle hiEn
school met and defeated the team
from ths Spokane hiHh school by a
score Of - a. 0.
IN the afternoon The University Of
Washington beat the Idaho uniyer-
Hlty team % 0.
The feature OF the morning gar .
vas the remarkable work - Cooi-
idKe. captain and left half back o.
the Spokane team. The little fellow
weighs 10 pounds and lent mueh
bigger than q minute. When heside
the big fellows ln the team he looks
much smaller He wore no padding
above his waist. light pants and
nfteF~Wo downs no stockings whaf-
ever lie hucked the lire like n
eoil~Ntan and ran the ends FOR big
Kains Although very small the
Seattle men had hard joba stop
ping him.
Spokane made her best showing H.
the fifst half, Seattle scoring but ore
touchdown.
Ia the second Seattle had the Fann-
all her owu Nay and scored three
tnuchdowns. winEor Kicked bat ore
making the score p To- finally
Hardly had the grounds been
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-27
MYM 7
Do MW'
BUT M
UNION sEwssovs olsEo ~
GRAND STYLE At The STEW.
EMS CAFE LAST EVENING,
WHILE OUTSIDERS UNvIgo

while 100 snylnus ard urorEanizsd
youngsters stormrd outside the doors.
~ members - the Newsisots union ate
their Thanksgiving turkey ~ the
Stevens cafe las nisht IL vas the
bapriest hoaf 10 a year Tor the mt
tie fellows who 10 htduNtfiOuaig ped
lie their wares fFem early dawn to
late 90 night A. one of them said
tida metniug = didu't % nothIn' but
eat lie walters tried 70 steer me 10 80
az some II De rest q de good things.
but I just Iaid low FER de turkey
When I got me draw ~ dat ] topped
or aid three slices u pumpkin pie
ard called q quits. and whiis no aus
was piping me on 1 loaded up wid all
de apples ard hauans mo pockets q
hold
The boys outside who we're 80 IN
fortunate a. not 10 be members q abe
union tried ta crowd rs through she
widow and made things 50 het gem
eFsfiF that Manager Mcoiti ~ the
Stevens cafe thought u expcdleut 20
paeify them With liberal hsndout OF
sandwiches.
Yesterday was the ninth anniversary
Of the organization ef the union. Dur
ing that time the union has paid out
more than 81 o. IN sick benefits.
kiiss MAY Stockton % the Little
Outcnst company. who h. a member
81 the union. was agHln unable 80 bs
present ~ the feast last night nut
every newsboy IL wearing to-day. a
souvenir photograph button OF the
actress.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-27
MMM NJ MRZER 10
Be REE MN MM
FORMER REGULAR ARMY CAPTAIN CONVICTED BoopLiNo.
WILL GO FORTH FROM PRISON TOMORROW

tie tad thought lt all out uuaidcd
and savannah went mad. almost
With JOY when the news was brought
% the town that nearly 5000. 900 had
heeH Appropriated to carry into euu-
crete effect the ideas that originated
IN the mind or tho brilliant engineer.
Carter returned to Savannah to take
up the work au the harbor From
thai kerS moment, Il was shown.
the aiudlluR began.
In 1891 Lieutenant Garter became
Captain Carter lie was later nn-
polnisd military attRche to the
American embassy at the court Of
~ JhmsH lie was occupying that
post when Informed that charges
against him had been preferred by
captain g + Gillette. who waH sent
TO Savannah g. carry on the work.
The pepefE made such direct aec1Ha :
TONS that Secretary AiEer thought
the matter should be thoroughly
gone Into. aud therefore sent a cont
utiHriuu tu Investigate. itH report led
10 thr court martial Carter WIS
convicted After long and patient
exafuina ton OF the record by distin-
Fuiahed furiHts. President Mckinley
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-27
WHlTEWASH
Park Wilson Gets Mad and
Loses One Game. and the
Team Does the Rest

LOS ANGELES Nov. = Seattle Is
nov 10 Second place by very narrow
margin. Yesterday pnleu's men wal
lapsd shs siSash bunch Tor two
STRAIGHT games and beth Of them were
y hiirNashes
IL the third inning parke Wilson
made = big Kick about one ~ Umpire
Mcn0ians's rank decisions and the
ampira told him - got OF the grounds.
Wilson aldnt act OF IN the Ave min.
ute limit and the game was given e.
los Angeles. : % O.
The second game was a ilstlssH ex'
hIbitian and Seattle lest 8 to O.
SACRAMENTO Nov. ~ Portland
took the FIRST game yesterday Z Co =
ard lost the second % the home team,
20 b
aAN rRA%CIaCO Nov. 17-OEk-
land touk the morning game here yes.
tsrahss 10 and lost the second to
san FraBcisce. ! to 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-27
UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON WINS FROM IDAHO AFTER Sc
ArTLE HIGH SCHOOL HAD EASILY DEFEATED SPOKANE

cleared after the high school game
than the crowds began TO arrive 10
see the Idaho Washington game.
Many Of the spectators at the nrEt
game we're also present at The sec
oud.
A. is30 o'clock. when the teams
tfotted on the field. the grand stands
we're filled with beribboned thou.
sands Horns aud the Justly voices
Of the students united IN the din.
Bands played aud whistles blew.
Referee Hothrock and Umpire
HoiEell ofneiated. The first blum
der the referee made was about
three seconds after the first kick-
off The ball AS kicked over the
goal line and tucked back by Spell
dell 81 Washington. Instead of
Washington kicking off from the
25syard line another kiek-off WIS al
lowed Idaho from the center. Some
OF the other work Of the referee. as
well as of the umpire, was az Elsr-
lnKiy in error.
Washington should have won the
game yesterday by sn oyerw hslminE
score. She did With but only ore
touchdown. and that late in the
game. Speidsii for the first tin'e
this season used poor Keneralship
and completely lost his head At sew
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eral important stages OF the game.
Why on earth be should have tried
trick plays when within easy reach
OF the goal and when gaining on
every down iH a mystery.
The first half dId nos result IN a
score for either side. Both teams
played hard. but IL was evident that
Washington had the better OF IL.
IL was strange to many how IL was
possible for the Idaho men 20 hold
aB they did. Twice during thu game
Idaho took the ball from Seattle In
side her 6-yard line and got IL o.It
Of danger.
Miller OF Idaho ontpuuted speldsli.
lie used his clicking TO advantage
and once pupfed beyond Washing
tons backs for large gain.
After II WAS all over the Idaho
men mounted their tall talio-ho and
rode down town with their pot bear.
The Washington men ran 10 the city.
sp~idell, the best quarterback the
university ever had. walked slowly
up the hill TO the power house la his
vet and muddy suit. A shiny ball
was tucked under his arm. Not
university man was there 10 see
that he WAS all right. The captain
Of the team made his way 10 a bath
and clean clothes alone.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-27
HANGED in
JAIL YARD
Alfred Firth Convicted of Murder
of Naval SfOrekeeper, Meets
Death Without a Culver

IN Richards IN the lead. followed BY
X. - McAliekfnE. Thos, shotboit
Warden Johns. Rev. Paddon. the pris-
oasr and his guards and iiRnEuian
Radcitfe. was formed and marched TO
the Jail yard.
After mounting the seanold Firth
WAS asked Il hs had anything o. say.
lie replied that hs had not. and then
he carefully adjusted the white cap
over his head and the Moose around hia
neck. and without CULVER waited Tor
his death.
Hanxman Radcliffe Inspected the add
tustfusnt ~ the cap and neuae. after
which Rev. Faddoa pronounced a
beuedietiuR A. the preacher ended hls
prayer the sheriff gave the signal. The
trap Was sprunx and Firth fell 10 hts
death. TITS neck waa broken Instant.
-.
There were bat few IN attendance
at the execution
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-27
DESPERATE BATTLE
WITH BOLD BANDITS

scene on a special train. aceompa
nled hy Catholic priest and a sut
Eeun. The bandits are supposed 70
be surrounded ia dug-out
posse 81 farmers have Joined I've ae-
tectlvea ana are nov IN the hrht'
Three men. closely resembling
Neiarrmeyer NnHaine aud hnih
Roesli. the third fugitive, were seen
nt Hammond yesterday, ana one be
iieVed 90 be RorHkt Was taken into
custody last night Ills compn Mons
disappeared. but the chicago De
t@etiyes. wha had been sent to
Hammond an the request Of the
chief az police there. took up the
trau and soon located the men IN
the duE-aut. The full details Or the
battle have not yet been received,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-27

A resolution requesting the eaun-
ell 20 commence ernden natiau ps0.
eresiinKa % HsgNire the tao bl1ek 81
land iyinE h~swe1n Eighth avenue.
west and Prospect street and Tenth
avenue west and lee street. through
~hseh sts~' rrurrsseA extsnsion " tfw
klnresr Park line must ran. was pass
81 30 the Wsss Queen Anne Improve
rs@nt e.ub "Wednesday nlsht
The residents n the neighl,oFsonsi
hhvs aErtsd O. bear part ~ the en-.
PARSE Of acquiring the property II
Il ssttrsatsd that II viii cost u1.ea
and tisit the property owners viii have
10 raw frpua o. 20 q prr lot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-27
FOOTBALL
RESULTS OF GAMES YEsTER.
DAY IN ALL PARTS or TIE
COUNTRY

PORTLAND. Ore. -Muitnomah, Il;
University Of Oregon O.
MADISON. wis-Mlnnesota Il. wis
conzIn. 0.
CHICAGO Michigan. -. Chicago. o
CORVALLIS. ore.--oregon Agricnl-
turaf rs: Nevada. Q.
PHiI.ADELPHIA.--Pennsyivania. q:
Cornell. Q.
wAI.LA wALI.A. = Pullman. ISL
whitman. g
wrIATcoM.--Ne York. L., What
com. O
TACOMA. - Columbia College Of
Portland. 10. Tacoma High School. o.
cH1CAGo.-cariisle. Is: Northwest
crn Q.
Los ANGELES stanford. Is;
sherman fndiana0
MANCHESTER. y. H.-Dartmouth,
O.: Brown. q.
BOULDER. Colo. 49, univerYity Of
Colorado. a Missouri State College Of
Mines. o
KANSAS cfTY-Kansas City, 5. Mis-
souri,. O.
YANKToN. s. p.-Yankton college.
Is. Huron Q.
COLUMBUS. o.-ohion state 10. In
diana university, 6.
LiNNoi4Ns Neb'-NSbrask"s ~ iu-
nois o.
DENVER Haskell Indians. J.. Dem
Yer university. s.
ROCKFORD. IiI.-Knox College. 3:
Reioit college. 0
SALT LAKE - Agricultural Col
leEe OF Colorado. 1s; University Of
Utah. q
KNOXVILLE Deaf and dumb
school. g. North Carolina Deaf and
pnnb school. a
GRtNNEi.I.- iowa college, e.; simp-
son college. 6.
CRAwFoRpsvu.LE. Ind - Notre
Dame -. Wabash, 0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-27

LeAVENWoRT1I. kan. Nov e.
The doors OF the military prison
az Fort 1.rsyeuwotth will ewing
opan tomorrow Tor rx-Captaln oher-
I'm NJ. Carter who has completed
his fiveyuar sentence for r0hbinE
the government neducttng the al
ioNAnce for good conduct the actual
time served hy Carter has been three
years and seven months,
When Carter was brought 10 the
ponitsntiary he talked much Of his
auxitly for a civil trial. Recently he
hus not said much OF this subject
bat has paid more attention 10 a
suit peudinE Ia the United states
circuit court whereby the govern
ment Vas endsnN ofluE 20 recover
about tsl1.e0 alleged to be d part %
the former captains 81 gotten booty
Since his imprisonment the govern
msnt has succeeded Ia making Car
ter turn over vast sums Of money. hut
Notwithstanding this be r. believed
60 be Fttli wealthy lie II panaeHsed
OF valuable mining property. chiefly
ia Mexico. and u is thought likely
that he may make that country his
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ESPECIAL 10 The s.ar)

VICTORIA. n, c. Nov. ..-Alfred
James Firth was hanged in abe iail
yard hsre this morning for shs murder
of Naval storekeepsr Bailey. AZ Esgui-
malt June y. is1 The execution took
place at soc o'cioek. Firth meeting
death with a windsrfui show q nerve.
not withstaHdinK the xisepissa and APP
parcntly. rrncrseful night he spent
prior TO the execution
The procession started from the
prisoners cell a few minutes before
s. clock. When the officers arrived at
his cell Firth had Just completed =
breakfast Of eggs. toast and eonfec. q
which he partoak quite heartily. IN
solemiy bid hts spiritual advisor. Rev.
Cannon Paddou. the sheriff and the
taiisr farewell ffhs then announced
that he was ready to So 10 the scAfoid.
and the solemn procession with shsr-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-27
NE VS. FROM
THE TYEE

A report from the tug Tyee. which
went north to tow the disabled
steamship Meteor to this port. IL to
the effect that on Nov ? she was
hove 70 under the lee OF Latouehe
island. Prince William sound The
Tyee left Yakutat Nov. 8. Rough
weather prevailed along that coast.
and when the Tyee pulled into
Prince. william sound. she was COM
pistsly covered With Ice.
A. the weather moderated some
what. II In not ~ all unlikely that
the Tyee reached her destination on
or about Nov. ~. The Tyec. IN all
PROBABILITY has the Meteor ready
FOR towing, " she Is not already on
her way down.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-27

their Jewels Co equip our army
should Ne coWo To war We VIII
raise a force of 100 600 men AMIR etn
march 10 through the iunsitu tn
Panama Ia THREE weeks,
we DO not want war say the
commissioners. but II aTurrni
Reyes mission fails there seems no
other alternative.
Continuing, the commissioners ae-
MED most emphAtcahy the state
m.nt that Colombia and Panama
ar. a.parated by barriers impasrabls
To- troops. they confidently de
elarea that IL war must eams Co
lofnblan troopS ~ numbers sufficient
- eautlV subdue the new republic
could pierce the iunEics between the
two states.
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shot. one seriously.
The Information was received BY
chief of Poltec QtNsul AZ 10 o'clock
this morning from Millcr's station.
near Hammond. ind.. where the bat
he ~ going ON, disbursements were
asked Tor and forty OF the best shots
IN the police department armed
With Winchestcrs. were sent e. the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-27

being m1de to suffer for counting
the home man out. In the eighth
round Flynn vent down from a
shost-arm jsb TO the Jaw. The ref
cree counted nine and used the word
out for the tenth count. The crowd
and FLYNN said that he should have
counge9 ten and then said out. The
referee stood by his decision. how
ever. and the fight went t. Root.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-27

Tom DAILY viii meet la the roped
arena and SO for twenty rounds u
they last that long. Evergreen Park
at BreInerton IL TO be tiie battle
ground.
Sailor Harris and niliy Weston
and Kid Lewis ana KID BlurelCv arc
TO fight the preliminaries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-27
Detectives Spend Night Fighting
i'm Chicago Suburb Win Sup
posed WurdererS

CHICAGO. H.. New aT.-Ia a
battle that has ragged since eYcuink
last night between seven CMcaEe
detectives ana two men supposed
20 be PETER Neidermeyer and har-
vvy Nandine. young bandits &C
cused by GustaVe Marx. the cou-
feRsea barn murderer. Of e~ing hts
accompiices. two officers have been
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-27

apnstNed the sentence. Aftet~ard
Meama. Green and oayuor. profni-
neHi Sew York contractors. Nsre ~
dirtca for completely with Carter Ia
the Savannah hafhoT frauds They
fled TO Canada 60 escape arrest sHd
are bstls0 - 20 be stiii IN hiding
fhete Carter II said 10 be bitter
against Greene and gaynor, and "
IL believed hr would willingly sp-
pear esatfssf them II they we're
brought - trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-27
GEN. REYEs ARRIVES

NEW ORLEANS. Nov sT.=-fen.
Ruiz Reyes. the Colombian general
who IL en- route to Washington 60
iutereede for Colombia In the Pan
anna affair. arrived here yesterday
on the steamer Beverly lie left
last niKht for Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-27
BE MERTON
GO TONIGHT
Three Contests Arranged for Ever.
green park-speeial Boat

At o'clock tonight steamer
loaded with Seattle sports win leave
pier No. ? for Bremerton. They
can't see fight In Seattle, so
Bremorton viii furnish the snusc-
ment. Tonight Danny Sullivan and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-27

future home.
Grant sent Carter TO West Point
from ohia in is7s. lie Was gradual
ed. a - Al the head of bis class.
aud vent 10 the engineer corps by
right II his standing DE served
first Ia titr EAST. where he married
mllltonairrs daughter. who died
b~fore his desnfsh. II was IN 1859
that Carter. then lieutenant. pre-
seated Co congress his rians for the
Improvement 81 Savannah hnTiof
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-27

Quarter SALMON. STEINER Tackle
BEACON Guard HEAt.EY.
slfEEihN NYERE,
sHAtGttENNEssY. End DRAPER
cUtldNANs Tackle foNERGAN, Ifahack
SOUTH BEND Ind.
. 10
counted on when the .dro Few e" possessing The ground satin
iron M wonderful feat Of buekng the Men eleven back for yards
did
h represented BY fast assvc-c,sn Noue Dame from
Wabash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-27
ROOT WINS

PUEBLO. Col. Nov. 27.--Jaek
Root Of Chicago was given the de-
cialon over Jim Flynn OF this city
last night The 20 lasted eight
rounds and the referee came near
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-27
PLAN INTERSTATE
ORETORIcAL LEAGUE

ST. JOSEPH No. Nov. 2I-1he
formation 81 AN Interstate oratorieai
league is the object OF "a conference
began here today BY prominent cdu-
Gators Of number of states. Tho
matter has been under confederation
for seine time and the plans are now
nh but p, feeted. II is pronussd 60
embrace ip the membership OF tho
league the state universities of Nom
tara. Iowa. Missouri. Oklahoma.
Nebraska, Colorado and Kansas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-27

PANAMA. Nov. 2T.-The tunla. az
a meeting yesterday, ~ which All
the ministers OF state and council
iofs were present. unanimously Not.
I'd ia ratlfy the Hay Narilla canal
treaty,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-27

Tho Westminster Choral Society OF
Westminster Presbyterian church rem
dcrs the sacred Oaptata Ruth tonight
Admission viii be free.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-27
BECOMES WARL|KE
IN INTERVIEWS
COLOMBIAN coMMssIo NERs SAY THE WOMEN
WOULD SELL JEWEL TO EQUIP AN ARMY

wAsHNGToS. G. Nov II the United states last night One
Colombia win
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-27

today IN Earl HAL. Columbia unl-
versitY.
DicS MOlSfa Ia, Nov n Many
men pfumineHt IN college ana sehsol
Nark OF iuwe wsre present to-day a.
the state conference uf college and
SECONDARY school usn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-27

NEW YORK. Nov 2I.-The Associa-
tion 81 College and Preparatory
Schools ~ the Middle States ana Mary
hand, began ia llth annual meeting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-27
EDUCATIONAL MEETS
IN SESSION

Granville. q. Nov g1.-The
thirteenth annual meeting ~ the ohio
State Academy II Science began today
al Denison University with an attend
Hnce representing the leading iHrtitu-
tions % learning and scientific bodies
Of the state
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1903-01-30

We speak OF IL as the reception be-
cause that rendered 10y Mrs. Morrison.
ON Friday evening Of last week, TO the
February graduates Of the Normal
School. and TO the members of the
senior A and b classes. was by common
consent the conspicuous success on
that line in the history Of the town.
The beauty and "chivalry" OF
Farmville was there, beauty cad ia
gowns Of artistic excellence, many of
them Of New York design aud finish,
while much OF chivary wore the con
ventionai evening dress.
Mrs Morrison, assisted by President
and Mrs. Jarman, received the guests
in the spacious parlors 70 the left
the main building, who having
first paid their respects TO the gracious
hostess and her charming assistants.
began at once to feel at home, and then
to form one happy, genial, companion
able family circle vieing the one with
the other to make the evening social
delight. While the glad greeting and
congenial converse were at full tide,
supper was announced, and such a sup
per Tribute had been laid on land
and sea, and their best aud most de-
lightful table-treasures had been skill
fully fashioned into just such dishes as
please the eye and charm the palate.
All Of the dainties were prepared by |
those who day by day make provisions |
for the Virginia girls who feed at the /
Normal table, and we doubt if an
imported expert Of National fame could /
have improved on them. The lower /
floor Of the building, Railways, parlors /
and dining room were decorated with .
cultured taste, and the entire floor be-
ing thrown open made ideal place for
just such reception, where large num-
bers met and mingled freely, inform
ally, most pleasantly and yet without
uncomfortable crowding at any point
or time.
The Misses Of the school shone out
in bewitching beauty, and many OF
them made their maiden effort at
sweeping trails and hair dressed far
beyond the usual level Did this mean
good bye to free, untrammeled, joyous
girlhood If so let's all return to the
hour, and the place aud drop a tear
and plant a flower.
From eight to ten the pleasures Ofthe
were "unconfuedn and when
the hour Of leaving came, there was
which once to 90 from the home so
free from care, so luminous with good
cheer, so radiant with innocent and up.
lifting diversion. Shall we have an
)ther in June? And shall not Farm
Vile be the host next time?
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1903-01-30
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