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The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1903-11-17
TIE MAN FROM :
THE EAST
BY HOWARD FIELDING

"HE Rev. William Brown laid
down his pen and brushed the
thoughts out Of his brain with
a dash of his hand across his
forehead as he looked up at the servant
standing before him.
"Who are theyT he asked.
''rhe young lady is Miss Henderson"
replied the maid. THE man is Il stran-
ger"
Miss Henderson" repeated the cler-
gyman. "The fioristf"
"Yes, sir"
"And you don't know the manr'
"No, sir. though il seems TO me that
I've seen him."
ASK them to come in." said the cler-
gyman.
He hastily set in order the papers
with which his desk was strewn. think
ing pleasantly meanwhile of Mabel
Henderson, plucky girl who upon her
fathers death had taken his business
In hand and had made living out of
Il for herself and her young sister.
As Miss Henderson entered his study
the minister stepped forward with ex-
tended hand and for u seconds space
was occupied with greeting her before
he turned his glance TO her companion.
He saw a robust man OF thirty years.
with strong. clear cut face and bright
blue eyes. the more vivid because of
his sun Drowned skin.
| Mr. Brown saw all this In a fash: be
, was a rapid. sharp observer OF his fel.
lows. Then. TO his great surprise. while
Miss Henderson was uttering the first
| words OF introduction. he saw heI
friend grow pale and stagger back
striking the door. which closed behind
him with u loud sound.
1 "Iou," he cried. YOU
The minister was nonplused: he coult
make no guess at the meaning OF thii
scene. While lie stood staring the gir
stepped back hastily aud laid a han,
upon the mans arm,
"Aiorton." she exclaimed. what 4
the natter"
"The chaplain of the prison" he re
piled. speaking with desperate com
posture.
Il do not comprehend" said Brown
And his left hand was pressed agains
his forehead in way that was char
acterlStlc of him. 'ChaplainE Yes,
, was once chaplain of prison man,
. miles from here almost the Who'll
: width OF the continent. Were u-di'
know you there"
"lou will remember me presently.
said the visitor in an even tone.
Browns pose had been tense. He RI
, laxed it. drawing back his weight froI
: the left foot. which had been throw
2 forward. He shook his head.
: Il have no memory OF you" Brow
: said
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1903-11-17
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The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1903-11-17
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The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1903-11-17

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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-01-24
Serious differences of opinlon
hetween United States ana
Great hrltian,
|v0TE ON COLOMBIAN TREATY
Colorado LeI,Slature StlN praE,
1tnS AlonE Without DosnN
Anything,
SENATOR QUAY Srlll on DECK

LONDON. Jan. sa,--The recsps>,e,
i,S treaty between Cuba and the
United States thsSeatens 10 ralSe one
oi the most serloas dlnerences oi
|oNSnfon between SsNeat Rrs,AiM and
the Cntcea States that has oceNrrea
for SsNasS, 40 much importance il
attAehca to sAe matter that meessMe
~ eAe SabsAes is AeSae ESPECIALLY
sNagneAoAeA 10 see What action SaA Nc
sAkeM. TAe4Ve n, ~ SoNsxN No alAsSss
iAs HeellA8 as - ANY possible SN~A,
INA N asl>l,SAsAsae f'eaasaoNs, bAs SsSSAs
fyaeAsMS entire SoMmeENsAl policy II
AeAseSS>A NJ ee Na4sAAlly coMces@eA
AoNNNN, lAA, 2a=R MAS AeasAN
"a tVsaAN ~ tAe aSsSSEAssSA Fsess NAAs
ssEeAt Rgssala, &eEAAAAN AAA hAN
AAv~ AsgeeA sAas Minister AaweA~
l,ESgAsAl tAAs sAe AAaSNAAe "a NeAe,
sNeAN Ae lRAeAeAsAsey FNssea eAAANs
Nv eAseFsasAeA ANA sAe eaesesSe AZ.
INN AAASR ssAstANe MMsA \ ps0NeF
gNNgaAsee n NsEsAeaAAiAgS
WAStlNSGAN, "a G. 1AM "a
An eNeAARse II gAiNs IN NetWeeA
&Eeas Ryl,NiN AMI NeAezNelA ~ NJ
pgeSeAteA ~ MN ReweAs eSNeesiAs
the @steEs pENlssal ~ rAise the
NNeekAAe 90 VeAezNelaA paEss "a a
condition Ns~eeaeAs ta farlher negN,
tlatieA The british geveEAMeNS ss
showing An aMieaAle spirit, TAe
German gNSeNmeas, howeyeE has -
TAR returned no answer 70 Mr. RoweANs
proposition, which FACT Is the subject
of unpleasant comment here
The gNaFanlees ofSerea by Ms>
RoweA are regaraed ny the United
States govesnMeat as eminently
reasonable,
WASHINGTON. n, G., Jan, sa~ven,
esaelaS initial proposition 10 the al
he'd powers remalns unanswered ny
Germany and the blockade continues,
This is the situation in nutshell 10,
day, eat il by no means Indicates
the diplomatic activity in Washings
ton, Feeling is Increasing that an,
less the hlockading sQuaarons with,
draw from Venezuelan waters within
a comparatively short time, grave
complications may arse Mr., Bowen
has repeatedly assured the represea,
tatives ~ the powers that ne has fun
power 70 act whether Tor peace or
for war, though he reiterated that his
visit TO Washington was peace mis-,
sion. provided honorable terms could
be obtained.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-01-24
COLORADO a SOUTHERN
TRAIN BADLY WRECKED

TRINIDAD, Colos Jan, SA--The
sc0,hhoand Colorado 4 southern pas,
senger train No, was wrScGed las,
night fo0rand,half miles south oi
watervale, y, NJ The train was run,
ming al high rate OF speed when the
WRECK occurred, The cnglnc t0rnca
completely over, The cNpreSS car
and smoker also Lent the rails and
turned over, Foar persons were ia,
5ared, TWO of whom may salc, All tho
passeagers were gsyen = hard shaGSng
Nr, The injured aras 1oAn T. Pat
ton, eagSneev, badly soalaea, may dies
L y, Schooaover, r0rsy, / Z, later
aal injuries, may ascs u NJ RoAcr,,
son, AcNaan hack SpTaSneas {, "
Jenkins cNprcSS meSScNSeG, ArGsSca
about the body,
The injured are N n hospital horo
The Spikes had Ns>en pulled ana RSh
plates conaeeslaS The e0aS II lAe
rails UesaoSea, Foot pgsasS Noar the
scene Indicate that lAree men were
concerned in the Sos,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-01-24
NOTHING DONE IN
COLORADO lEGlSl AZURE,

DENVER, Jan, ss,-The joint ses.
sion OF the democratic members os
hosh houses Of the legislature, which
took a rccess late last nigh, ,recoavon,
ed Al $3.50 today and adjourned until
noon. The democratic members oi
the house agreed TO vote Cor the OK,
ralSson Of Madden, II he wilfally ah,
scnts himself today, The PROPOSE,
ton came nom anti,wolcott repae,
lscans, Such action would make the
membership OF the legislature nfty
democrats and my republicans,
The house was called "a order at
iesiS, There were three ahscn,ees,
inclading Madden, No action was
saSea regarasaS the proposed expal.
sion of Madden, Adjourned antSl
Monday AZ ~ a, NJ, the democrats
and aass,wolcou republicans voting
in the Ssssrmstive
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-01-24
This Beautiful Moshe,
Says
II Cannot III elp But
Praise neruna>
II Am Never Without
IT.
- As Soon as l Find the
Children Have the
Least Cold 1 Give
Them Rer0na,
~ Few Doses II clip :
Them"

0Ae of tAe ggsAeess feea WIN wAseA
eveEN FAMILY AAs M eAAs9aA1 il ~As
NAMMgeAsAle esSFNseA ~ Ny>ateSs tAe
family fssEN S>>NSAs Nssa cessSAS " NlwANs
\ SesIaSsas rENsAelsA, @aAa 0gseN fNAAAssAAsA
SeeAeE ~ aAseT III i Rms 1aeNssasNse SNse
e4 eveyS osse ~ NNsNh eSNsss, <sse IL
Nv<sNaSNg eNSNaSNr~ Asaa ssse Nse ~ aAp0ssey
es0sAlAg WI gSs>sSeee eNNSA ms sTsSsWeAcN
and perhaps the severity ~ c>AsAs> hNt
with the greatest 81 PNeeaNs1NaAS tANS
Will eelNs. TAis II = s0ttleA fAes NJ
hNyNAn ex!say3eneN
EsYeeisalN i thss tvNe aNrlng tAe
stormy and NNsSstaea weasAer ~ oarly
winter EveYyS0SlN aNass expcct q Ne
caught sosAewhere oP somehow,
PeshapS il Will Is WI feet, " eAla
draught, cr Damp yseShes, ~ may - toe
close eaNfaeaaeRt IN hos Seesas @Ss3 then
Going ont into the eos6 csEelesSly, es il
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-01-24

may Ne one og a thousand other little
sASShAa>S. hat ~ ono il StN,Od cnuMgh q
always aNSAS4 the saevstAhae cAsehinx
Md,
SoNsNssAses solas come like AN eps.
SeaAS,S e>ogNs>s,sS eeeAsS ~ have one al
oaS,N EAe NsSsy Nse Ns>osst Ns NJ ssussea u
taAe Msssss. tNsN>as ANA NAMRA>
aAAee IL ssA NSNt ~ AAease@l SeseNce
NesSe~ SASwA sNNA sasAt NsSNMA eeses
NAsNsAA wMe4~NeN AeeAteSA> ThNNeAs>ssS
~ aAaAsaseS Ia an lNArsS ~ sAe CAsccSs
St&Ses AN EsoseNssSN NarA wsASeg ny
NAgMAA> NMsA M sAe ENsMsAN ANsNAA
AAwNSs SeAysN ms ANNNe SSN eS,AgNS ny
ESANAN afsen he agst tEs~l~fSs. \ SsNssssssss
aNAAMtAAsSl ASzsAN ~ NasS> ssANA ANe@eAsa, ~
"A NSNsssssAA SsEees> NewASSs NM ReNS
AeH Ae4seM
NEwARN. N II, NsNAe Nv, 4sNNA
IN ~ n, NNysMAAS
tAssr SSy-~sSSsts, s&sse S>sNapeH wssV
SSsA s@4 @ss AssSAassa AssA Sa Sssask ~
N gnsasA sSSy~ eAe s&ssSFea fsEs@s.
sxa nav sa@N keek ~ le sASy AsaHs
ssaa Sagk ~ saA SsSA gave n NJ asS
sSSaSeS tsgtN he vssS Sees ss>a NNest
~ sag ksaw Aae' cessaa ksve Sssed
fSSas&g Care es sa@ss sE& Ae5Rg eR asNAs
sSd ass. k8d n ssQs Aeea far Aevees>
sslSSs wRaser was sAs FIRST wirssy n
Ssyfesa ,yesFS sAss I $40 ~os asve q
eagga, a. Il iaspaSSiAts - eNpsSsa sssy
fASRSS II v0riS, I never lee&eS as
VEL as 4 sso sseH.
"AsraeS Is ear fSasib neascizse and
afwSyS viii ~ sfo say eva AeaSe-
N'orS end Ssuseg, snf sen afaRg tovet,
SOW sass 4 asa SO SsFo9g Srd well.
sasskS se H>zssa.S anc y eur gsod .s1s3ce,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-01-24
Fine LAree
STRAWBERRIES
3Oc
James A. Dick,
GROCER ,,>.,,,
GROCER

IL l.eSslcy, the lAttcr said Gun,
nohlM said Mn MeCNllagh had never
asked him ~ sce l.eSsler IN regaNs
ta tho submarine bnAtS,
Aoha r. McCNllagA, state sNper'n,
tcNaont IT elections IN New York, ae'
nica specifically the l.cSslcr statement
,ha, hc said he eAmc 10 Washington
on hoAam II tho mon Who could do'
fcat AnN, tl.cSSleel tor clcction and
tha, l.cSslcf had replied 10 his ~
quest that he Would SEQ him, INC,
CWliagh.l ''&n Acll nrst.~ McCallagh.
replying 10 qNcS,tans, said he had Not
ia any WAY MsNnatca b Mn heSsler
thar his acss would IN any way eftect
his tl,NttfON
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-01-24

~ the committee IN appropriations,
Objected 10 The motion as heing on
posed Is the real expedition II hNss'
ness and the request VAS Withdrawn
ny Quay, who said IN did 50 IN de-
terence IL the wishes OF the appro-
priations commlltee, On Mr. QNaS'S
motion the omnibus statehood hNl
was then taken up, NNJ Quay save
way while a few small bills were pas
SfS
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-01-24
NUMBER or TeAlNMEN
HQRT IN ACCIDENT,

OMAHA, NNN. Jan 2a-~The FIRST
ssc,tea II sAe VAsoM pacsAc train
No 5. westAoNaA, Winch feN here ~
4 oVlock Svstc4saaS a4eeSMooA Fos
DeAs,e4> SAA 4Ata an eNt4A neigh, a,
tSa,NeANNfss. NeN, At midnight fAs'
N4eAt FAe AFeNANA ~ tAe NAsseNseS
s4Msa MAS kSAAea and \ MNNAe4 u
eAeAN ASsAAEssN WSSSA MoYv> VI Ness M
sss~~A ny pANseAsese weEe ee4AoNssS
ta5asSA
TAe NgeMNN kAAAeA wAS n. l.. NM
sA,A. AssS sNsAesN NJ l. NaASNM ~
NSNsA NSAsse wAs VNS NtslNs N
she sFA4M, MAs @iSsAtlN MsNRSsA
NsAe4 MesNAeES " sAe eRasMe eS@MS
SNNeA themselves ny hNNplMs. The
gNASSSaSsegs ssSesvSa \ SeSSSe sAaAsNs
NN me eNNSe q sAe wFesk Is AWS
ANNNA
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-01-24
$eaNrtes Increased,
T-s lESSlsS CHARGES
BENG INVESTIGATED

WASHINGTON, n. c, Jan. "a
The house committee On naval AZ.
fairS today resumed the Investigation
cf charSes made ny Representative
l4esslcr thar he had been approach,
"a with an offer 81 money Tor his
vote Philip Dohlin was the first wit,
ness tie dcJailcd a conversation he
had with Mr. ouigg Mr., poblin
sa' We talked over the Roberts
sub marine boat hin Mr.. oaigS was
anNaous 10 get l.cSsleraS friendly dis.
position toward the hin and he said,
after talsSing variousiS, there is fsvc
Thousand dollars in 1T" Dobna
said when he hrcached the matter
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-01-24
NERDscy OF AeeutyyAl
IN THE GLENN CASE.

MANILA, Jan, sa,-TAe aEgNmeNss
in the trial ny eeag9 martial ef Mai
er fNlwiN L, GleNA, ehArgea witA Nh,
lawfully NisllAs pEiSoners ef war.
wes,e hearl today The court sub
mi1lea = veriie, which was eelievSa
~ ~ an aeQNl.al, al,hoNgh the hNa'
ing was not announced, Maior Glenn
reaa an eN,eNdea argament aeyosssl
10 conditions in Samar and y lNssia'
cation ef the measures taken IL end
the inSNrreclion,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-01-24

Tie seSnt session rccoayeaeS Al :
Y, n No republicans attended, FsS
" democrats wcse present, RepreS
eassssve Madden was absent, and The
serSeans>asSarms was ordered a ArsaS
Asa in, The secretary ~ state today
recoSasRea the democratic senate
ssaasag = pganssnS Asll % thar noay,
csrfev<nee Being HELD,
Representative Madden sent =
physicians eerssaoase thar he was
too III 10 attend the Sosas session Ia,
day, The sosns session i consider
Sas a motion by Senator SelaomrsaSs
orsevsnS the serSe~nt,st>~rms "a
NrlnS Madden IN dead or alsve.~ A
conference 90 republican senators
and committee % ave sron the Vol,
cess and anss>woacou factions az The
house Is being held this afternoon in
the supreme court chamber behind
closed doors
Motion Prevails.
The JOINT session adopted the Sci,
aomgadge melton,
The republican senators demanded
rccosnision u their body, Democrats
declare they win not agree 70 any
comaremise which would deprive
rnem OF their present majority,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-01-24
ANOTHER CLASH IN
MINERS CONVENTION

INDIANAPOLIS Ind. San "a An
othee clash between the s0efalissts
sna couSesyaave fasssonS opeaes
me rnitca mmea mAe wogkSgSN SAe
Nsnfien today 4 Tcsola,lon N>pM
EWxa.e. fsnsaS ravclsea sAe qlaffss
ownership ~ Railroads and eSSNl
nfnes ans cemmHtce soA FSHeeaNssoN>
teoNeln ii \ coantcr seNoge,ssa M
inns torih il,e laaN4@aS ~ RAe FASS
fea.ls so Mos,, Inc NeAa rNeaN tMs
MINES eea s,S,omasAaeA eSAs Ms
scoNeesNse Aye eas Neasa0te~A IN Ne
y,s cea NFeveWsslt, yssNvsAMeNs
oNauee~asir asa es(sos SscA xyNNS
opestscuS
Aase ~4aAc ma Nv 49, sNNAtA, "a
ncgsea c N Il asNSkeaS, ~ NANN
4 ex~oaassssn MAS 4.NSSNa sANNssaS ~
y~Ss4Sasavps ii S~aS4~gN,gNOe ~eNrcS
10 Msascqs. ~l.saletSSsS SyS~e ~ ANY
<saaseateN NH Saso ~gxNNieAtsNN, l.
Y vasuace, II aeW~, eyVScNSS>a -
selessea e&SoESN8 SAe coAAmsstaAg II
I'm ssaN~NaioN - SsscsAASm N WAS
,ssScssca ~ Na oNSwwhelmSng vote,
>NtNrteS eesrssSsa
Thc S~NnVSMtsaa to-day Voted 10 in
<scaSc ~al@ri,,S a. 1ollowSS John
NssclseN. prcSsacas. 70 SS.eeeS w n
Mas~an SccrcsNry srcSSNrcr to $s.SeNs
A'ssssT sT>ss,SSsons ascwis IL s., SNes Nom
mrs Il the oNNresiVr cemmntce and
ansitinx cs9mnNtce ~ 81 pcr day y
n SeNson. canor Miners Journal q
$ sae The coavcnsion has adopt
"a resolution IN favor of limitins
sfse power of The federal courts in
sSsalng ia5anctions against labor OF
csnivaytonS
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-01-24
BRASS MouloERs GUILTY
OF coNSplHAcy

CHICAGO, ms. Jan, s&,-Foar of
the six brass moalaers on trial Cor
conspiracy 10 injare non,anion men
during the labor troubles in 1902 were
found guilty today, Jacob G John,
son and W. H. Mangan were senscac,
ca 10 pay a fine of 81 ,ssus Gus Hoppe
and Thomas Christie, $3.50 each,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-01-24
COLOMBIAN TREATY
WA sc MADE rOsllC

WASa,NGToN, d G, Jan, ~
The senate esnmassee ~ foreSSn rxs,
lasSoas today caaSSaeSSSs Sse Colombian
treaty, ANs reached no conclusion
except 10 vote thar il SA0ala Ac Maee
paAlse, The treaty Is very leaSsAy
document eoasalnsnS much eesasl and
il vii be some tlnae hefarc ii j. ~,
ported - the senate commlsee.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-01-24

TIE lgSSlss INVESTIGATION
Another clash Between Social
isis and ConSerVasleS in
Miners CoRVS ntlon,
VERDICT IN THE GLENN CASE

Berlin. Jan - An ofncial dis
gmteh from Milsemstaa. date Jan
rs saws The Nineta arrived m
fha Gnll q Maracaiho January -
anH approached within $500 Yards ~
ihs shore Al h O'Clock she began
homeardment which WAS continued,
Nsh ar hopr ~ mtermlsSfcn. IN
s ii The Panther which WAS stand
IaA hg observed thar foYsNfoH9 Shclfs
fosk s,nccs
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-01-24
Motion Prevails,
QUAY STAYING WsrH
the SrAYEAoon nus

WASHINGTON. u, c.. Jan. ~
When the senate assembled. Quay,
m charge Of the omnibus statehood
soarned today, Il adjourned e
meet At IL O'Clock on Monday,
an hour in advance OF the usns,
time, He gave ~ = reason the fsc,
that the diplomatic Appropriation oaal
= g y saksa W aloa1nys ~, yla,,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-01-24
MsSAAp TO A STEAMER
SOON AFTER SAILING.

SOUTHAMPTON, Jan Ss,-The
American Inc steamer ST Paul hrokc
down in Southampton water this at
,ernoon shortly after sailing Tor New
York, owing 10 msShap 10 their ma
chiaery, II is said the injury is trs,
vial and viii cause only a few hours
delay
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-01-24
A SULTAN Will
VISIT WORLDS FAIR

MANILA. Jan, ss-The sultan az
Jolo has announced his intention 10
visit the ST Louis exposition, accom-.
panied by a native rctinae, Il was
enormously announced. Jan, 18th,
that the sultan had died of cholera,
IL was the saltaaa of Jolo, his mother,
who died,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-01-24


~soaaaos hegp bur- prSsse neTwna.
ara never w'ffAoUf n, and aS seen ~
FIND sse eislsSrea hSse she iSSSs GELD
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Talks an Another Matter.

Al lsSa the statehood hin was
again called up, Spooncr took the
floor He said hc did mol propose 10
speak on the rendlng hin ana heSan
a discussion OF the inaianola, Miss,
poStoffice case,
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APPROPRIATION slll
UNDER CONSIDERATION

WASHINGTON, n, G, Jan, ~
The house took NJ the agricultural
appropriation Hill WaaSworsh, IN
charge of the hin, explained thar il
carried SS,sSS,See. heiag Sss,eeV in
excess OF the current law,
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VOTE FOR u s. SENATOR
FROM WASHINGTON

OLYMPIA. WASH. Jan. ss,-The
vote on United States senator today
was, AnSeny, sss Preston, AZ Vii
son. - Tsvaer, - Allen, &
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Harry Boyer OF beaver. deputy sQ
prone president and organizer Tor the
Erssernal Brotherhood, presided last
evening al the Initiation into tha,
order ~ Mrs. Mary Tg0aer, HARRY
Haskell, Claude Nelly, Jos z. 5oQ0el
Grace and Harriet Sullivan and Chas
OMalfey.
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Trading stamps It pit,eneer,s. Have
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