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NEW JERSEY STATE NEWS
To GEade Three Thousand Acres.

10 Grade Three Thousand Acres.
a syndicate organized about a year
ago has obtained control Of the capital
stock of the HackeAsack Meadows
Company. and the grading Of 5000
acres OF land has been begun. in con
junction with Hughes Brothers x
Bangs, the Government contractors
who are deepening The Bar Rldge
channel. 4 new board Of directors is
in control. Some 10000 O cubic wards
OF material will be removed from the
channel and placed or the meadow
land by the same method Of hydraulic
machinery as that being used ia the
channels, The material being taken
from the channel Is being used ia de-
Seioping this property to an average
grade OF about eight feet, bringing it to
the level OF the PENNSYLVANIA and ether
trunk line railroads. The waterfront
IS about seven aud 0ns-half miles on
The Passaic River aud Newark Bay.
The problem which has confronted
the owners of the pr0of for
many years liz the question *
obtaining sufficient material and i
method or grading Is, g q price com
mensarate With itg yaiue after connie
ton. This problems has been Sawed hg
uniting with the Government contra
the filing 81 this land. IL is estimated
that 10000 cubic yards 4 day viii be
placed GA the property. j novel eeatufa
IS the brikheading os tile waterfront.
which WI he dans bv driving steel
shells and Alling the SHELLS With con
crete.
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a writer IL the Hartford Times says:
"It is possible foI any farmer in Con-
nectieut 10 have fresh fruit of his own
growing upon his cable every day in
me year. lie viii begin win straw
berries The last OF May. These win
last three Or four weeks, aud before
they are all gone raspberries viii be
ripe and will continue about five
weeks. Cherries win begin to ripen
dugiag the raspberry season AS the
raspberries so ogt, blackberries, eur
rants ard sooseberrles viii be ready
for the table. AS the last OF them 60,
the early peaches. pears, apples ana
pluns will begin 10 be ready for table
use. During august. September and
October he can have a great variety Of
fruit. After October until next June
he VIII have to confne himself in the
main to apples. But he and his family
win never get tired or good apples"
There are wild berries, too. II great
p~rofnsion in some localities. The cram.
berry il certain sections. lat Il sae
new fall strawberry is g success. the
8 ear viii Indeed be full IS viii the hap
Ply country eesldent, SO TO spoas-Con.
necticut Farmer
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l.sha Iaaa.aa ro- nn.a-a

Ehe writer has been eaxen 10 task
because he irs aa5 the majority
e. aafraers o. aos leed tleir horses SUIT
eeienty heavy 81 s understood that
als applies % the horses that are ex
pected 20 a. heavy farm WORK only,
plfhough n11y o them are obliged to
40 such work and all of the road work
besides Statistics show that horses
La CITIES are much oe,teg fed than those
o. the farm For Example, the aver
aga road horse IA the city the cab
horse aHd the horse drawing loads OF
about that weight are fed fourteen 10
afteen pounds Of oars and ten to twelve
pounds Of hay DAILY where corn is a
portion of me ration the proportions
are about fifteen pounds Of corn. ten.
pounds Of oats ara fifteen pounds o.
hay
The Iations Of The dray horse. whose
work S nearer to that done BY the farm
herse is d least 0nc-haIf more than the
figures given Cor the horses doing
lighter work.. Compare these ragians
with those fed by the average farnsat
uow many farmers feed oats as s
part of the regular ration How many
u theng feed hay2 In too maay sases
Tie ration is corn fer grain ard eorn
stover fer ~raighage = any weraef
that farm horse arr lslcsig 9orn
8utg-IndianapoI Nesfs
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In All - al the SAC.

Seven cows or the Joseph Gibbs
farm. near Ewanville. Burlington
County have been killed on order OF
The State tuberculosis Commission.
The Farmers Telephone Company,
operating in the vicinity Of Browns
Mills, bas reduced its rates TO SIS 4
year, emitting each subscriber te 800
calls.
The railroad station at Cadarvilia
was broken into q Zen aights ago and
papers We're thrown around in every
direction. The robbers were evidently
looking for money.
Bridgefon people have become devo-
tees 10 bowling aud are using tl:e al
ieys every night. No less than 4 dozen
clubs have been formed.
Fish ana game wardens of south
Jersey arc complaining because they
have not received ANY Of the recent i'm
portationa fer stocking the streams. 1t
is said North jersey has obtained a
good supply.
It is only ~ cooperation that glass
plants in South jersey are able 10 fill
their orders, factories less busy than
others making ware FOR their more
hard pressed rivals
Cape May Counts schools are prepar-
lng an exhibit for tue 81. Louis Exposi-
ton.
The people Of Beverly are thoroughly
stirred np 0vel She recent numerous
robberies that have taken place in that
cits and Tieiiiiy-
While Bryant Dalp0w was trans
porting a load Of nay by boat from
De ware to Salem City. sweiis from n
pa sinR tug swamped the beat and the
whole load. valued at S4O0, was lost.
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The question of the relative nutritive
value OF different kinds OF bread IS dis
.cussed. from the scientific point 81
view, IN an article in The current Har-
per's Weekly Is Harry Snyder, chem
ist OF the Unled States Agricultural
Experiment Station of the University
OF Minnesota. Some recent trials made
us the Department OF Agriculture ys
shown some Interesting results, says
Air snyder. a number Ut men ~
sound health-working men. silaents.
aFhletes, tin and lat men-were
chosen IS subjects. IN one SCI of tests
the n4en eee ga for several days Oh
rFatnam Dre3 and milk, then white
bread r.,s sans atuied for the graham.
9s0e conclusion reached was ,hat the
sYsham aouI contained the highest and
Tie iaiesit nous the hwesE percentage
" total ~rroteinF g~Iatinous nntferl. but
.iat ihe prorois as Of aieesttbie pra-
Sin asia available elseEgy IA the potent
sonr were iargCt thar ii either the en-
iuc wheat 0f she cratlaH Eoaf On
Wide rae qavssiap se9 -
Settiea ip taY0afeI NAite TROUT
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JAPAN MIKES BOND ISSUE
Assumes Control Over lhs Seoul,
Fusan Railway
Jspsnesc cabioct II Emergency Session
-Cafna Aepeass &c Japan gae srms
-Ryitisb Naval Reserves warmed

Toxic. Japan~Ah extraordinary
meeting Of the Rrisy Coapcii approved
the Issue BY Tue cablast 1T RI eluer,
gercg ordinance autAarixiag the guar.
antee Of tic principal and interest of
m Issue Of 100000 get debentures
for tne purpose - evpe liting he work
on the seouI-Fusan halfway. which is
expected to be fnlsAel hy re end Of
19Q4.
The ordnance also a1pe.1es for aii
possible nj itary expenses for ,he pro-
lection q the railNag ana 0tsar inter
TIE President d ne SeoslFusan
Raiiway has heen ilslaissee- md NJ.
Iurrichi. President 81 se japanese
RAILWAY Board, g1i suecsed him
Other ~japanese officials are taking con-
trol &C lie liae.
London. England. Eae lgtest report
in tbe Bufso-Japauesa crisis credits
japan Will insisting .tat Russia shall
repiy 10 tae last note GaEgrs january
10 on the ground Of the fagia approach
If Russian naval reinforcement u the
4scege &c acki0n.
Port mouth. England -Tt. Amir.
atty has ordered the Naval Rssar es
men 10 send the addresses gram which
they could be summoned to &cttvG serS-
ice II required
Pekin. Chinae-Yaan Shih Kai. vice.
roy a Chill and the heai Of che Chi
nsse army. hiss entered upon Anriie
negotiations with the Japanese aEth1
tiles TO obtain a million taels' worth Of
arms and ammunition.
The Japanese. although they are De.
sirous of furnishing the weapons and
ammunition, are uu5ple TO do SO I'm
less China agrees 10 take part cf the
supply in models which are aosF OBJ
solete in the Japanese Array. Ten
thousand rifles and 2.G00. BOO rGurda II
ammunition. which were purchased
last August TO replace the obsolete
weapons used by Yuan Shlh Kai's per-
sonal army, have not yet been iesiy-
cred.
Yuan Shlb Kai win probably resort
to Austrian and German makers nn-
less the Japanese Government permits
exports from her own reserves.
Lien Fang, Vice. President OF the
Board Of Foreign Affairs, has visited
NJ. Lessar, the Russian Minister, and
asked him what Russia's Intentions are
IN regard to the evacuation OF Man
churia.
III. Lessar said that nothing could
be done at present, first because the
cold prevents the moving Of the troops
from the positions they now occu0y,
there being no barracks elsew here; and
secondly, an evacuation while the Rus
so-Japanese negotiations are proceed
ING would eudanger Russian interests,
rs the japanese might seize tie occa-
sion to invade Manchuria.
1t is stated that China is now so
alarmed at the possibility II becoming
involved in war that she prefers the al
tentative OF Russia retaining conuoi of
Mauchnria.
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Don't Want C5lorc4

The proposition 70 establish d home
for colofed orphans 81 the Darling
property. c0rner Of Prospect avenue
and Rahwsy road, G fashionable part
Of Pls'rd cid has aroused protests
among Vie residents The Rev. Scott
Wallace pastor * tha Calvary Baptist
ChGfch r0iorad man, is 40 the mead
Of the movement Tia plan IL to forn1
q home foT colored orphans md work
ing girls who are ont Al employment.
Tire support ct vie orphanage is to
COME nom those seeking seeTants as
Wei. As from those securing employ
meat Pastor Wallace sevs that Ba
win bare no trouble eettin. money 10
sterE The home, as several substantial
contributions aave beal promised IT.
is estimated Uat at least 800. 900 VIII
he needed.
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NewsY G~leanlngs.

Uncle Sans printing bill amounts to
$4,000. 600 a yeaI.
Florida's orange and pineapple crop
is estimated ct 81, 500.000.
French officials made q strong denial
Of the report that France intended 10
Interfere IN the Far Eastern situation.
The arbitration treaty between
France and Italy is said 70 be nraefs
eally Identical In terms with tho Anslo
French convention.
The F~ennsyiyania Railroad wnL
shortly ektablish IT'S oya sales depart
menf tod the disposal Of tha products
u Noal 49, aNneN.
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ESCAPED BY Lev Plum

Constable Lemon, of Browns Mills,
sot on the TRAN of richard Bronson.
who was charged with aaylbg stolen
4 horse from Joseph Britton a few
nights ago. the officer traced Bronson
10 Cookstown. near Bordent0wn. but
Bronson saw him drst ana started on a
run, With Mills in close pursuit. When
the chase aGs getting very hot the ac-
cusea man leaped info the ley cgesk,
swan 10 the opposite bank a es-
capped.
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Charles Flower employed on the
farm "a Harry Wright, near BurIing-
ton. was feeding grain into a corn
sleiief when Isis myers caught be-
tween ghe cogs. Before the engine
could be stopped his entire arm had
been drawn into tho hopper and
mangled so that a physician found it
necessary to amputate It near the
shoulder,
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Labor World

An effort IS being made to organize
cooks and walters at Albany. n. Y.
A new Allied Printing Trades Coun-
Gu has been formed Ell Minneapolis,
MINI.
There aTeSfaore than 1000. 900 mem
bers III. the trades Union Congress OF
England
Every province I'll The Dominion Is
represented in the Trades aud Labor
Congress 81 Canada
fhe CtsafmakeFS International
Iaiaa has Ssa0,1ea ii Ike ~treasaries u
It's subordinate unions.
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~ .r at ~ f@ a. A -r1tcg
1sIray all ms eNreuses ard Eeevrs Fl. De-
rtred comforts and i~lx1ries l3r al lnter.
nlte time q come ae vii ~ iuca tive
% going cHs end Gaming lpie o- 1eif
iafs to-In0rfo", ant 50 hs confidence 9 thG
absolute ana eFeTes.tug EsHc4eacg a b.
present pocket csrttlnks Gsy 20
ene Ih e. sorn4ig la'iq-r e
IONS eny serve q 4a9teats what nas'
o5 aglhg tass ne4 mas OF o3o4
ah4 IS Nlca-c 1he a9~
t0e aeipie PC hove been sos
Aise rs way = i rtsf n5 respie
mo 4# good deal q eh aa e
z starr 81 soon get tTeJ e
h1ss earnest enc
y n lAsSnheY iAtefestea 'i'e0 aAg <aa
troiled by th%A csnnet ftaneteiy. re
~Hsa a. z cet+ain sise sc
q f9af interest 1ae taaas r. saa eoo
= ~ - W stlsh 81
ne e@Psfien'e 1f fse 5fseipies AZ
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al s~factuXlcn. " - fs "af
fssahsu sHet &C ere p Ha IH @
sAeff IsitaG kaAof Il nef sustain
consumes teeH ~ efA zee EHi.
50 astfonamers tel a world 1L4 1eeil
9at ana OH svs5en'a t43 back srse cf~Ia{
4~el9hesS we're sot - Ifg2sao latls
TOT keepinf up .he s1tz f@Hp@ u1
A. Ene same n fao-e 1r mes 81 et
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set'tf o2 me more ~ ~es 1ae intense
a. a fnie' becomes us sa&y}aoH 70 get
thas On oae may pnrNnts
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The Penn's Grove record., 1904-01-01

A crowd collected around The county
iail At Council Bluffs. Iowa, threaten
ing to lynch lwo negro prisoners who
are held for an alleged assault ID two
women. The Council Bluffs militia
company were called out. The mob
battered down the doors of the jail.
The mob finally dispersed, having
failed to secure the prisoners.
The Penn's Grove record., 1904-01-01

Ehe window glass WORKERS Of South
iersev are 5lbiisnt Orer tAe fact that
ne differences between the Aaerican.
Federation and independent window
Glass Companies Aara been satssf8c-
terily adjusted ana thAt almost every
window light house iii the country
VIII starr shortly, after being idle since
April last. Hundred of men il MIN
vile have received notice 10 report
at their respective posts. The price
Qf window glass the Basr few
months has been advahced from zen to
fifteen Der cent
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receiver Ia EiIlgn rerrE 5oat.

Judge kirkpatrick has ordered Re
ceiyer Smith. of tho Tinted States
S~btpbuiiding Company. TO complete the
leFryboat Plainield for the Central
Railroad of New Jersey at the Eliza.
Detbpcrt yards. 1t was provided that
If the vessel cost more than the con-
tract price the purchasers should pay
the sum due ia order that the creditors
ri the Trust might not lose by the
transaction. II there be any profits
they VIII go entirely to the creditors
Of the defunct firm.
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Robbers Repulsed.

Two masked burglars, heavily armed.
made an attempt to enter the Phlladel-
phia, Baltimore and Wilmington Rail
road tower at Llnwood. Pa, but were
reDulsed by the operator, A. G. Coslett.
after q fusiilade OF shots had been ex-
changed. The robbers we're captured
two a0urs after the attempt to enter
the tower and taken to Chester.
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cRAzED HUSBAND KILLS THREE
Shot His Wife and Child il Her Arms
and g Man.

Sergent. kY.-Wiliiam Shepherd, Of
Letcher County, has beer arrested ard
IS lodged in Whitesburg He went 10
the home Of Obadiah Fields, his father
in-law, and shot and killed his wife and
her infant child, ana Riley Webb, a
teamster. The murderer fed but WIS
captured.
Crazed with drink, Shepherd walked
into the house ard without prOvocatson
cred a steel buliek through WeDbs
body, entirely severing the spinal corC-
Then Shepherd turned upon his wife
and fred a bullet thrgugh her body
killing her almost instantly The same
shot pierced the form Ell the babe
which the mothev carried in her arms
for protection, The little n died ID q
short time.
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Church Burned, Pastor Rescued

Church Burned, Pastor Rescued
One OF a number of young women
VINO were ~rehearsing Christmas carols
IN 81. Francis Roman Catholic Church.
at M~etueneu, upset. 4 lighted lamp and
started It fire which totally destroyed
The huge church edihce, worth $4,000
The rectory adjoini1g. q tfsrpa-st0ty
building, worth $1,000, was saved. but
al the yaluahia furnituge IN 10 vas
ralned. Father JOnn K. Graham. the
pastor, who is very ill. was rescued
with difficulty from bits bedroom Ill tha
second story The city's eBsice vosnl-
teeI Gre department and scores of eiti-
zens worked to save the church and
adjoining buildings. The chugch was
built 81 1864 II was 81 frame aud very
large. Just what the total loss will
be could not be learned. but it Is fully
covered py insurance.
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MILLIONS ron INsuLAn NEEDS.
Secretary Root Asks For 81, 526,1O0
For Defense.

Fer Defense.
Washington, D. Secretary Root
has forwarded 10 the House of Repre-.
sertstiyes, through the Treasury De-
partnlent, d supplemental estimate OF
$2,526 IC0 Tor the defense Of she insu-
lar possessions of the United States.
Ia his request, the Secretary a
"Defeuses for Porto Rico, tie Ha-
walian Islands, Guam and the Philip
pines are urgently needed to protect
The newly acquired territory Of the
United States and Government proper
ty to be stored there. also to prevent
Interruption Of cable communication
between San Francisco, the territory
Of Hawaii and Manila. This estimate
Is submitted with the object OF begin
ming the construction Of these defenses
Mt nee at sich Insular localities as are
NOW the property of the United States,
or may become so before the appro-
priat lion is exhausted. and Of acquiring
add tional land needed as sites for de-
lenses Of the territory OF Hawaii"
The Penn's Grove record., 1904-01-01
TIC Massacre Jews

A new massacre Of Jews 1t Kishineff
has been set for January 7. the Russian
Christfnas. Circulars melting an upris.
ing Aavc been openly distributed.
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faeir marriage was 2 Aasty affair,
understand Yes, indeed They
tod the minister TO hurry. as they had
engagsa a cabman by the hour
Judge.
She ION Broadway "Nhy Mr.
Giack. Where or earth did you come
fromsg He--"I came clean from Pitts
burg" She-'Ts that possible?'-Yon-
kers Statesman.
Harker--'I wonder why they call
this d charity fair9 Barker-Prob-
ably because u man has 10 depend on
eIarity when he gets Though spending
money here."-Chicago News.
Of germs Z healthy nan once read.
They filled LIS soul with aWfni dread.
They worried MN
And HuIrled him,
I'll nov, poor man, nes SICK abed.
Washington Star.
Tm sure that fellow with the gun
wants to kill us and sell US for reed
birds, said me first sparrow. Well,
II he succeeds in getting as replied
the other wen die game, anyway
Philadelphia Logger
The Poet fieprecatingly)-''The say
she gives more attention n he motor
Ears fhau to her Children The Bat
5erny-"of course. How absurd you
ale. Motor cars require more attention
than children. Punch.
Magistrate-"Did I understand vou
10 say the prisoner offared resistance
when you attempted TO place him an
3er Gvrest2' PolIceman-Noue worth
mentioning, Your Homer. 0niya corN9lo
81 dollars. Chicago News
MIS-. CAueca TO you eajoy going to
the theatre Mgs. Gotham-No. 4
can't sat- ihst [ 40. the Gers ara SO
~grlghfGa.e eroyTded 3opt sou know
Bnt llways qjog il aftar ! get
here Ioakers Statesman
well Il $50 thai PAINTING Is acre
bright and easly tais morning said
he iunios nartne looking around tie
sountiae-hous Wen. ST ai events.
hes here ear was the privileged
aoakseep ; modification Life
a Jester uho aa5 toothsele.
&c Fl f" isis 4AN Ndy AhN De+aCA4Fs
Bar n0uxht could Qage
His grief snd Ais cuage,
Y hen the song tooth was pulled by mis-
-Leslies Monthly
Don you think Miss GlinsyYorth es
hiblts great versatility asked Ms.
0Idcasue Josiah thinks It's great,
but I never cared much for poetry. l
think them pictures she burns on WOOD
lre just splendid, tough" - Chicago
Record Herald.
I'm afraid my prospective mother
ln-law is crazy said the fufy-haired
girl as she toyed with her engagement
ring. Because why e asked the fam
by friend Because she says Tin good
enough for her SON. replied the pros
pective bride.--Chicago News.
"And now, madam said tie kind
hearted old Judge who had granted The
divorce, "let me advise you as 4 friend
10 wait decent interval before you
marry again. "How long DO yen think
/ ought. to wall, judge asked the
go1ng weruan with some anxiety.
Two hours. Chicago Tribune,
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RICH 1902 MINING PRODUCTS.
Quicksilver. Flint, Feldspar and Ful-
ler's Earth Report issued.

ler's Earth Report issued.
Washington, d. C.-The Census Blu
reau has issued a report on the mining
of quicksilver, flint, feldspar and Full
ler's earth for the calendar year 1902.
The figures relate exclusively to the
mining operations and subsequent re-
working of the minerals at the mine as
incident TO the production, The pre-
duct follows.
T~hirty-four thousand two hundred
and ninety-one TASKS Of quicksilver
leach weighing 76M pounds. valued at
1,46T. s4S, together with 11,727 short
tons of cinnabar, valued at $S2.242 3d.
365 short tons OF flint valued at $144,-
200; 1921 short tons of feldspar, val
ned at $3.50, 424; 1892 short tons OF
FulIer's earth, valued at sos ia.
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powIEs BIG FIGURES.
Testifes That He Was Offered $1,000
AN0 Enr North Shore Land.

Wankegan, HIN his examination
In the Circuit Court ia an electric rail-
road condemnation case Dowie said
tnat before the Zion City project was
we'll started he had had an offer of
first $4,000, then 81. 600 900, then 3d.
100000 and then S5,O01o00 for his bar
gain in North Shore land.
Attorney Grover, for the Waukegan
aud North shore Railroad, cross-exam-
ineG him closely when D0Fie insisted
be should have s250,O00 for allowing
the railroad 60 cross Zion City m the
lake shore.
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The Dreyfus Commission, at Paris,
France, unanimously recommended q
revision Of the case.
The Penn's Grove record., 1904-01-01
Earthunake in Los Angeles

Los Angeles, Cal. experienced an
earthquake lasting several seconds,
during which buildings were shaken.
The Penn's Grove record., 1904-01-01

We are AZ to thi1S thst or hasnl
hsppv or unhappy IS somstA.ag thar 81
'ects ony ourselves. On the eontrssy
neither cond ton ls ever .sbss utey cen
hned ia the person WhO exge1seaces IL
and. unfortunately black edge
Of H1hsppg is laps owe
or the lives of ethics lhs FRI vb.
cones doWo Is brcdktast feeling hiut'
II apt tc impart s tnsa q the esne mel
anchosy ID every one else before tie nea
s ever. and the man OF woman who Is ab
sorhed IL the coa1elapa son 81 las 81 be-
own tronbies, real or lancled. s dainf
something ts add r. TIL Eaen 81 S Noei,
thst IS mere iaes I ln Nsshtne Than i
need he. No natter Rlat ones pcSVap
fe>ing may b. oae Kan nlvags 1aal&4
effort to be pleasaAt in the ke IL efae
Peoples happiness While opfoftaa{
~ 81 DOING se.ae 1ass eu8 noble ttfA
nay not oFtea occur. siEan' hut heaF
tilai epportcr.iF 81 Kim bs&sant Is 81
ways present
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Naoedopians Menace Turkey

-Four thousand Maeedonians under
Bulgarian leaders are reported to be
menacing the Turkish frontier.
The Penn's Grove record., 1904-01-01
AaDdYe 2Sm.

her and brush land waefe there is no
room for g Wagon A broousttck AT
p runs through The spool blocks q "A
strengthen the pieces where bore 81.
A. Roberts.
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Il ii E,naerh4 4 snfeidq,

f. Il G0aeftY yotssaitted suiciae iii
The hospital wartl Is lifa ,isy jail AZ
Denver, Col
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4 SERMON FOR SUNDAY
An ELOQUENT DISCOURSE 5Y Or
CHARLES n. PtEKHuRsr.

Subject Of the Dl~stingulshed New York
GAsrgyman's Sermon. q What Taiak
We OF chTlss why So a.any People
Get Tired 81 Being Chrlsfiann