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CURRENT NEWS AND GOSSIP
OF INTEREST TO INVESTORS

Brooklyn Rapid Transit was the
strongest stock on the list in early trad
ing today. IT is said there Is little of
this issue about the street. and al
though persons in touch with the
policy OF the road are taking a long
view, they are buying the security. not
with an eye to any consolidation. but
rather for profits of independent opera
tons.
Operators showed a disposition this
morning to disregard the London quota
tons, and stocks generally Responded
easier to manipulation for an advance
than to hammering. The United States
Steel issued lacked a good deal OF the
recent activity. but did not act badly.
The preferred is noticeably scarce in the
loan crowd.
The market continued today to ex-
hibit its holiday characteristics. The
prospect is for an apathy in speculation
until January l. when prices viii most
likely determine definitely in either
course
Although the tendency of the market
seems to be hardening constantly, it is
not a popular market, and a liberal
proportion of professional Wall Street
is inclined to doubt the stability OF
prices There is fairly large bear
party. not necessarily short at present.
but which would gladly adopt the short
side at the first sign of weakness.
It is generally expected that specula-
ton will be narrow and without special
tendency until after the Christmas holt
days.
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CHARGED
BY HOSPITAL PATIENT
Continued from First Page.)

the hospital in the first place. and ad-
hitting that he left on his own account
and against the advice of the doctors.
The paper signed by him was in the reg
ular form signed by patients discharg-
ing themselves cannot produce that
paper, as II is In the possession OF Dr.
Carr, secretary of the board OF direc-
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK. Dec. 22.-The market
opened firm, three to ten points higher.
At noon the market was firm. The fol-
lowing prices We're quoted on the floor
today:
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washIngton. D. G. DC. 1s. 1sOs.

D.. c.,
Chairman the
corporated
My Dear
satisfactorily adjusted deem myself
differences
which
bly
withdraw
pleasure in undoing,
justice
subje
and
OF
IN
al I
JAMES v DIGNowITY.
10,
JanesV Dignowity Washington, d.
we're o
appropriated
Csigned) EUGENE
MEXICAN MINING AND EXPLORATION Co.
BY EUGENE DAVIS. First Vice President
CLARK AND COMPANY Inc
BY EOMlN c. CLARK. Treasures
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

IReDorted by W. =. Hibbs & Co, 1919
+ Street; Members New York Stock Elk
change, Chicago Board of Trade. WASH
ington Stock Exchanged
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Especial to The Washington Times.)
CHICAGO. Dec. 22.-The following
prices were quoted on the grain market
today:
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The r. II. SMITH CO.,
Real Estate, Loans, Investments, Insurance
1903 II. Z. Ave.. Bond Bldg.
deI0-tf
You will
WI axe Money

consistently and regularly by investing in our
Monthly Pools. Our November Pool, Just closed,
paid very large profit. New Pool now form
ing. Our plan is Endorsed by investors, bank
ers, press and public. Highest references II
you want 20 secure a sure and regular income,
without interfering with your present employ
ment or business. don't fail to investigate our
proposition SAFE as bank. Monthly distribu-
ton Of profits Write today for circular giving
full particulars.
MORTON & THOMAS,
Philadelphia BouTse. Philadelphia, Pa.
oe3-l2t-tu, H. su
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.
RAILROAD BONDS.

CAPITAL Traction r. K. fs.-....- 100 1908
Met. r. II. 5s, 1925.........-... III us
Net n. r. Cert. indebtedness A.. ~ 100
Met. r. r. Cert. indebtedness b.. lOS 10
Columbia r. r. 6's. le14..-..... LIS l2O
Columbia r. r. 81 mort 6s---- l03h 10
City Suburban 5s..-...-....-. ~ 70
Warh Street Railway 4's.......- IN TX
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Wash. Gas CO. srssr AIS l90I-zI-.
Wash. Gas Co., ser Is, 6's 19o4-21..
L. ). Eiec. Light, Deb. Imp. 1907.
u. 3. Elec. Light, Cert. IEdebt...
Ches. & Pot. Tel Com ea-------
Wash. Marset Co., lst e's, 1892
Masonic Hall Assn 20. L. 1903.
W.-Lsr~-for, Gas -
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LOCAL BRIEFS.

-ONF ERENCE CHURCH DIGNI-
l445Iles--Inere VIII be a meeting of the
ELDERS and Saints of the Sheffield confer
ence thursday evening. Sept H. az s
~ CLOCK al the home OF Orson Allen, $50
First street.
q. tOi-lC1MAN Observation-Disclosures
smith. 1r-. for several years "A member OF
INC police department. has resigned 10
axe a position in the shcriffs office Mr.
smith s health is such that he can no
longer do night work so ne has been COM
PEELED to resign. lie viii sever his con-
eecton with the police department about
Sept. Il
REPUBLICANS To MEET.-Dennis G..
Elchuor has called meeting Of the Re
publican city committee to be held at the
knutstord hotel Friday evening al S
CLOCK subjects to be discussed are the
coming primaries. city convention. APP
polntments Of delegates and other mat
tefs pertaining TO the approaching mUnic-
ipal election
LARGE HOUSE CHANGES HANDS
Inc sale OF twelve-rOom modern house.
standing on a lot by 10 rods at us
FOURTH street, from =. A. Whitaker OF
oakland. Cal. TO n. IA. Porter. was con-
suInnated yesterday by Little &, Little.
Consideration, So. O0e.
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PERSONALS.

Robert b. Armstrong. first assistant
secretary OF the treasury. Collector OF
Port Stranahan of New York and Wamil-
ION FISH. a prominent finanCier and bank
or of New York. were i'm the CITY vester-
gay Tor few hours. They visited Salt
ar and Fort Douglas. At late hour last
night they continued their journey east.
r. Corbin. son of Adiutant General Cor
pm of the regular army is confined to
ms room at the Knutsford hotel with a
CnlH Ine young man accompanied the
washington newspaper men from the ma
lOnil capital lie was visited Yesterday
by OFFICERS from Fort Douglas.
Mrs. r. = Miller. wife Of Robert b
Miller. owner of the Red Butte 0uarries
has sufficiently recovered to be ablc to
leave tho Holy Cross hospital. where
she was taken some two months ago to
be operated upOn.
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METEOROLOeICAL REPoRT.

1esIeTdays record at the local OF
fee of the Wather Bureau.
Maximum temperature. ID degrees min
imum temperature. 3s degrees. mean tenn
pnraturo- Us degrees. which is rs degrees
below the normal accumulated deficiency
of temperature since the first of the
month, - degrees, accumulated dcfici-
suCy OF temperature since Jan J. DO de-
grccs. total precipitation from o D. IN. to
G. o. No. none: accumulated deficiency of
precipitation since the :ir-t of the month.
III inch- accumulated deficiency Of pre-
CipitaLuu since the lst of January 50
inch
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AGENTS WAITED.


MEN AND WOMEN; latest household
necessltyi sells at sight. 2e5 w ID south
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INTER-MOUNTAJN bureau. 10 West
ist South. Phone 1852 Are you a stenog-
rapher. bookkeeper. clerical or travelling
man? If so. call today,
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

J. a. Cunningham 20 Charles r. Mar
latt 5N-u rods southwest from
northeast corner lot o. block 3D.
plat g.. Observation-Disclosures. ....-. 81 sou
James FCuncmoro % Lafayette j.
DulI -0vJ rods southwest from
northeast corner Tot 3. block IT,
plat + .....-..........-.....-.......... l,G0l
Elijah A. Whitaked to Nellie NJ
Porter. GNElD rods southeast from
rods south OF northwest corner
Jog o. block 81. plat Observation-Disclosures.
Thomas DrHEc 90 Niels g.. Anderson
acres southwest quarter section
., township south, range f east . gJl
Jesse ~. smith 90 al- to Idaho I'M
vcStUent company. Tot 81, block I.
t1H-iCh's subdivision ............
H.buard Investment company Co r..
IS hubbard lots 56 90 IS block r.
oakley -- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ..........
Carl D. Anderson tU Henry p.igur. lot
3. BLOCK 20 trle0m's addition ....... 6G.
William u. Nrat' tn Rosiua Marth &C
al. lots >I sud 81 mclnvord ......... rs
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SHOW CASES.

ALL kinds OF show cases and offica fiv-
lures. Large assortment Latest ma
terms. Greatly reduced prices. send for
catalogue. Hemenway & Moser. los West
rc-nnd Snnfh sfrnnf
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THE NEW WILSON

European Hotel, Salt Lake City.
200 rooms. so with bath, popular price
restaurant. Rates S1.00 to $500 per day.
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GERMAN ZWIEBACR

NEJ'MEYER'S German zvviebacI- -
choice OF the sick. Its usv cures fnt7iees-
don; peclact food for infants Ter10letor
bakery. III East First South ASK your
grOcer
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MEN 70 learn the barber trade; eight
weeks completes; positions guaranteed
tools furnished; no strike; steady WORK
Gail or write for particulars. Moler Bar
Der College. 81 +. LIST So.
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European Hotel, Salt Lake City.
200 rooms. so with bath. popular price
restaurant. Rates S1.0O to $500 per day.
COAL OFFICES MOVED.
Diamond Fuel company. Kemmerer
Fuel company. now located IN Utah
National bank, corner First South and
Main. Telephones l66 and III.
1900
DIAMOND COAL
Sold only by Citizens Coal connanv
50 West Second South Tel. 40.
ASK your grocer for Vienna Model
bread. IT'S the best"
Modern Plumbing
At moderate prices. George G.. Doyle &
Co., III State street. Phone 1872.
~~S
ONLY $L5O
Ogden and Return
Sept. Is to Is. via Oregon Short Line.
Good returning until Sept. 20.
BORN.
.~~|>NNN~->>~~~-~~-~~~~~~~~ ~-~N>~~~~N~~oooo>
PEDERSON.-Iu this CITY. Sent q 1q0S
20 Mr.. and Mrs O. Peterson. 4Ie sixth
street a daughter
DIED.
~---~.~S---~yN~-~~~~~~~~~~~
NlCHOLS.-In Salt Lake CITY. Utah.
tuesday, Sept. -, 1893, Charles Sumner
nichols, OF brain oaresis, in his Goth
Funeral will be held Thursday after
noon at 2:30 o'clock from the residence. III
South Third East street. Friends in
vited
HORNE.-In this city. Sept Is. 1905. Mrs
Jennie G Horne, wife of William s
Horne. aged 45 years. at 673 East Third
Funeral notice later.
BULE.-In this city. Sept. "A. 1902 OF
pneumonia, Mrs. Louise Bule. aged 40
years. 3 months.
Funeral services will be held Wednes-
day at 4 O'Clock at her late residence. 20
street. interment at Mount OIivet.
hORIH.-ln this city Sept IA. 1909.
Mildred Harriet Wilson Korth. in her
I'D year, daughter of Louise and Id-
ward H. Mead.
Funeral viii be held this afternoon al
2 O'Clock from the home Of her parents
lsI street. Interment Mount OIfvet.
Burial private.
FUNERAL DIRECTOR.
~~s-NN~.~~0o~~~~~-~------>~
FBER w Hall. eyro.oegc- u
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Utah Commercial and Savings Bank.
General banking business: interest
paid on savings deposits. w. r. Arm
strons. president. J. Il. Caine. cashier.
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F. G.. WOOD 149 Main St., room 30
loans so TO $500 on furniture. horses, etc.
etc. Private. Easy payments.
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BOYS with bicycles to work from 3 to
10 evenings al Western Union Telegraph
office.
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IF YOU NEED money, we will discount
your salary. Star Loan Co., 90 4. I'd So
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THREE well-furnished rooms for house
keeping. IS n. LIST West
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ON IMPROVED or vacant property. no
commission or delay. Weir. 200 So. West
Temple
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YOUNG men everywhere copy letters
home evenings; $3.50 week. Send ad-
dressed envelope for particulars. Man
ager Dept. w 175. box l4ll. Philadelphia.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

- PEOPLE ASK how we can loan money
at six per cent and let borrowers paw
back any amount any time. Why. we
lend the money again-thats all The
Home Investment & Savings Co. 6, s and
10 ". First South.
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ON. PIANOS etc; no removals; private;
Snow & Co, 200 Progress bldg.
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FOR RENT.

~eeeN~@~see~ys~'~-~~~s~
AFTER Oct l a lO-TOOm. beautiful fin
ished house and barn AS So 5tl- East
Anderson Ins. Agency, rooms 200-2n Scott
Strevell Bldg.
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FUNERAL DIRECTOR.

>>s-e~s---->N~~>.>~~~'S~-~~---~~~
EBER w. HALL. successor 10 a s
Watson. 10 W. ID South. Tel. 1913.
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a YOUNG man about % to learn the
butcher trade. Address Mt. Nebo meat
market. Mt Nebo. Utah
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FOR RENT-FURNTsHED.

MODERN furnished rooms for gentle
men, at 325 So. ID j. ST.
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Everybody drinks Maritou water. the
water that made Colorado famous
UTAH LIQUOR co.
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ON CHATTELS. personal or real es-
tate security; lowest rates Of interest.
Harrington & Courtney, Is ". % So.
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COAL OFFICES MOVED

Diamond Fuel company. Kemmerer
Fuel company now located in Utah
National bank, corner First South and
Main. TELEPHONES l66 and III.
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ON IMPROVED FARMS in Utah and
Idaho. lGiddleseX Banking Co.. COZ Nc
COrniCk block.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

e->-~~N~~~->~--~~r~r-~-------r-
STROCk'S Employment Agency
Mechanic and Labor Office
81 Z. ID So. ST. Phone 454.
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Many Mothers administer Piso's cure
when tncir children have Spasm0dic
Group. = is eacctual.
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John Flr-iurton, liveryman. Car
riages and lEht livery. 30 street
hacks Phone 2-9
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A. S. CHAPMAN. DENTIST.
Removed 505-6 Scott-Strevou building
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u 1T . " olII1 lIlll 80
Moved to 90 last Third South St
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ELECTRIC FIXTURE SALE. 80 OFF
Commencing Aug. a FOR thirty davs.
salt LAKE Electric Supply Co.
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~~s-s--3-e~>~~~~~s>~~~s-~----r
WE carry castings for over 10000 cook
stoves. heaters. ranges and furnaces ana
have competent men 10 do all kinds OF
repairing; western Foundry q Stove Re
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PLUMBING AND HEATING.

-s~~~~~~~~~~~~0~~--~
ANDERSON & BEERS, practical
plumbers. -2 South State St. Tel. 1926 *.
d. W. JAMES. successor. to James A.
Harris, plumbing. steam and hot water
contractors g. Z. I'd So. St. Phone $40.
JAMES ]. FARRELL. $50 South Main
street. Phone 1205 X.
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NEW or second hand. cash trade OF
terms Sorcnsen-StOutt Co. IS K. "a So.
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fEDERSON.-ln this city. Sept 81 1913
20 Mr.. and Mrs. O. Peterson. 4l6 Sixth
street. a daughter
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ONLY ST. so
Ogden and Return

Sept. - to Is. via Oregon Short Line
Good returning until Sept. 20.
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DIAMOND COAL

Sold only by Citizens Coal companv.
o5 west Second South. Tel. 49,
Ask your grocer for Vienna Model
bread. ITS the best"
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-09-12

TIE SABEh CHARGE ON THOAPSONS GUNS
had served on Stuart's staff with the
rank Of lieutenant colonel. He claimed
to come from the camp Of General
John Morgan, the Kentucky raider,
who was then in prison at Columbus,
o. His western reputation was that
Of great gallantry in battle. Stuart
made use Of the foreigner as an in
spector, not taking his battle record
seriously.
When Stuart was driven to the hill,
fighting right and left, Grenfell stood
looking on without showing any eager
ness to count one in the crisis. The
two regiments sent against Fitzpatrick
on the ford road made their way with
difficulty, and at the moment of COL
lision one Of them recoiled. Grenfell
at once concluded that the day was
lost and took to the brush. Making
his way to the Rapidan, he swan the
current and turned up at Lees head
quarters near Orange Court House
with the news that Stuart and all his
staff, together with the entire CON-
mand, had been surrounded and cap
tured. When at last the cavalcade
marched in, triumphing If not tri-
umphant, Grenfell again disappeared
and never again showed his face, in
Stuarts camp. It was not the first
occasion nor the last when Stuart cut
his way out Of an ugly corner. I'm WV
$751; GEORGE L. KILMER. !
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Seeing With One Eye.

A great many, perhaps the majority,
Of otherwise we'll informed people be-
lieve that they see the same with one
eye as with both eyes. That this is not
the case one can easily convince him.
self by the following simple expert
ment: Cover one Of the eyes with q
hand or bandage and let the expert.
menter attempt to snuff out candle
suddenly placed within few feet OF
him. He will almost invariably miss
the flame, either overreaching, under
reaching or putting the fingers too far
to the right or left of the fame. With
both eyes normal and open the accom-.
mediation for distance and direction is
instantaneous.
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Singing Cattle to Sleep.


A curious instance Of the power of
music comes from the western ranches,
where the cowboys have learned that
they can sing cattle to sleep. At "bed-
ding time" rider will ride to the
front of herd, stop it, and then he will
ride rapidly around and around it till
the cattle are herded close together
he usually sings or whistles while be
is doing this, and presently one Of the
herd lies down, to be followed in quick
succession by the others, till in ten
minutes herd of 500 may be all down.
The cowboy now rides slowly around
them, stopping occasionally if he de.
sires to, and whistling or singing, as he
likes. But should the herd get up OF
become excited in the night he rides
around rapidly and sings until they are
Quiet.-New York Tribune.
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, Kitty, sweetheart, love you. Be

= Kitty. sweetheart. I love you. Be
my wife"
My arm was around her waist. and
her head sank down on my shoulder,
''Your answer is?''
"Yes."
was speaking with Kitty's aunt
who was my confidential friend. of my
engagement and telling her how it oc.
Cured.
1.-THE little minx!'' she exclaimed
"Flagler has been engaged for a lone
while. and Kitty has known it from
+ the first'
l opened my eyes and gave a low
whistle of astonishment
"Why. then, did she play such q
game on me?'
"She wanted you. while you persisted
In treating her as a child. Kitty is
very young, but women. you know
find means to get their own way from
the time they leave the nursery"
Il should think So"
JESSIE WILLIAMSON,
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- RRA =
FNd77R 81 e
No. 281.-Primal Aerostie,

No. 281.-Primal Aerostic.
A very eminent and favorite writer,
Of fiction both in prose and in verse;
It has been said of him
He sings and, 10, Romance
Starts from her magic urn,
And Chivalry's bright lance
And nodding plumes return
I. A famous Scottish hero.
2. A range of mountains in South
America.
3. A famous American poet.
4. A Swiss who delivered his coun-
try from the Austrian yoke and re-
stored its Independence.
8. A name borne by the king Of Eng
land.
6. A Frenchman notorious at thak
time Of the French revolution.
Z. One of the best and wisest of thak
ancient Greeks.
6. A brave British king, who Wax:
taken prisoner by the Romans In tilek
reign of the Emperor Claudius.
9. The name Of a very ancient Creek
poem.
10. A great Italian poet
II. An Athenian general and st1tes-
man who lived in the most famous
times Of Greek history.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-09-12

MR.. sUNFIsH AND MR.. MINNow.
Every WELL" he said finally; you
may have it. I shall not be SELFISH
II guess you are jealous Of me now
nren't your" inquired the minnow
nth broad smile.
'No, indeed" answered the sunfist
cheerily. F.
r: ''Well, why aren't your asked the
Hinnow.
ze Simply because T have already goi
out Of the box all the best that 1t con
tanned" 49, :.
< Mr.. Minnow's countenances FELL, and
. he hurried OF to inspect the box. SURE
enough, the very best that had been II
II was gone, and the sunfish had take1
lt-Pittsburg Dispatch. ( ..s:zs. Z:
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