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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-12-03
whlts Heuse Functions.

Washington. Specialize program
Of receptions and dinners al the White
House for the season OF 1905 has been
announced as follows.
January 2. Monday. New Year. re-
ception. II a. m. TO 80 p. n. Janu-
ary 8. Thursday. cabinet dinner. p.
m. January Il. Thursday. diplomatic
reception. 9 20 1920 D. IN: January 10
Thursday, diplomatic dinner 5 ,. M;
January &c. Thursday. judicial recep
ton. 10 1890 y. M, February =
Thursday. Supreme Court dinner. ,
~: February . Thursday. congress
sional reception Q 90 1870 p. m
February IS. Thursday, army and nav,
reception 8 TO 1920 p. m.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-12-03
Content in Honest Toll

what Re vas. he has taken a few
nlore precautions against the seasons
ltorms-a r1shmat protects his back
and his fc.t hat Is drawn further
down 70 shield his face. Bat the for
est IL air-ys sending back the echo
q HIS valiant hammer. How many
sudden fenpests have broken over HIS
bent back. how much adverse fate
has fallen on his head. on his house.
on his country. lie Continues 70
break rs stones. and coming and 70
tng cnc BIN ~ the roadside. smiling
81 spite his axe End his wrinkles.
beneYo {. speakiE g--aDoye al IN
dArk Z those simple words ~
brave EDca which nave 50 much effect
when they are scanned 70 tie break
log OF ssopss,--From Tho Simple
LIE" ~ Charles wagser.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-12-03

II rad Ions bcea almost a provcro
n the village that Jcdciiah Perkins
didn't Know = chance when he saw
use T-he public discussion OF this
sail.rc had often come 70 Uncle Jed's
ears. snd had sounded loudly in them
Worst 81 ali. he had 70 admit that he
vas. in the language Of his neiEhoors.
easy He paid tho most for what
ne bought and got the least for what
he sold % any man within a dozen
niles.
But uncle Jed saw n chance az last
A railway runs close 70 his house. and
IN TIE middle OF winter during a tre-
neadocs snow storm. a passenger
tain was stalled in the cut through
MS south pasture. and was unable TO
10 forward or hack.
After 10 had beer there about half \
CAV Uncle Jed saw his chance. There
we're q hundred OF two passengers
sare- 70 buy food. re had large
store Of ham and bacon. He would
hsve Aunt Sarah make Il NJ into sand
~iches. and they would clear q small
fortune
80 that's what We done sal,
Uncle JED. telling Of il afterUard
we made I'D every biz of ham il ~
house into sandwiches and 7 took en-
down there and offered en- FOR sal
FOR a quarter apiece.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-12-03

pittsburg. special.-The special train
bearing President Roosevelt to Wash
ington from 81 Louis arrived at Pitts
burg Monday night at $3.50 and depart
ed ten minuteslatcr. = large and en-
thuslassic crowd was present at the
Union station. The President spoke
briefly. A large squad OF police and
detectives was lined up on either side
OF the train during It's stay IN this city
and every precaution was taken fo<
tho Presidents safety.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-12-03

Policemen with drawn clubs last
MINT fought Ez1Euina-y battle with
Al army OF big sever rats on the
Steps o. the Trenton Avenue and -au-
phsr street police station
Il was q curious side feature q ne
terrific storm o. the iste afternoon
he ooxrpour had nOOced al the sew
erx sn rbzt secz4Or q the CITY aAd
two scores OF rats-big. fercc-ous deal
seus OK TIE clfys underground ave
uues-wers forced 20 the surface
They sought shelter OF the streets.
only 20 md Bzvements and CUTTERS
Sueh with water. PlUnEing madiy
xhrougn ne miniature food. the rats
sous4t q shelter and the most aTaii.
able point q vantage was TIE A-gn
stems % me station house
Here they backed up, apparently
wastsug for the storm 70 blow over
Il Vas just before the 6 O'Clock roL
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-12-03
Robhers BLOW Up a Bank.

Baltimore. Nd. Special.-A special
from Ia Plata, Charles county. Nd,
says that a number OF men blew ~
and practically destroyed the building
OF tho Southern Maryland Savings
Bank early Thursday morning. They
secured $1,000 in cash Nitroglycer
me is supposed 10 have been the cx'
Dlosive used. The robbers, after Sc
curing the money, made their escape.
but cut the telegraph and telephone
wires before leaving the vicinity. The
government line from the proving
grounds al the Indian Head 20 Wash
ington was found 20 be In working
order. and the police OF Washington
and Baltimore OF the mutineers we're
wounded
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-12-03

Columbia. :. c.. Special-A contract
was entered into Monday morning be-
tween the Hampton monument commits
sion and Sculptor L. Wellington Ruck-
stuhl. for the equestrian statue o.
Wade Hampton. in accordance with
the model which the sculptor has sub
mitted TO the commission. The price
10 be paid is s330.O00. and the monu-
ment. which is 10 be placed on the east
side of the front steps 90 The capitol
building Is 20 be delivered in two
wears. The monument will be - feet
high and will show he gallant leader
hat in hand on a charge. The inscrip-
tions follow.
South side Erection 10y Citizens OF
this State 1906"
North side-"Born March Is. ISIS
died April n. 1902
East Side Governor OF South Car
DINA. lS7c-lS79. United states Sena
TOR. lS99-lS95."
West side" Lieutenant Genera
| Confederate States Army"
on the shield Just below his horse
/ head will be the generals last words
/ MY people. white and black-Go'
/ bless them all.
On the eight shields around the has
OF the monument will be inscribed IN
names Of the eight most promincn
/ battles in which he took part. FRS
| Manassas. Brandy station, GETTYSBURG
| Manassas. Sappeny Church. Burgess
Mill and Bentonville.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-12-03
Fight with Sewer Rats

call when the biuec0ats report 20 The
station for night Instruction When
the first corners cached the steps
they saw the rates The latter show
&C fght. and the policemen waited
for reinforcement - soon a. q
good sized squad had gathered the
mer drew thelrsciubs and blackiacks
and CHARGED in a body
II was a short but ferociouG strug-
gle. The rats. driven 10 q corner.
fought vlciously. and the clubs played
right and lex The end Of the en-
counter vas The death o. most % the
rodents. The bodies q which were
cast back info the sewers that had
been their abode
The police say IL was one o. the
most thriving experience they evei
had. Roll call was delayed until the
rats. whleh barred entrance 90 the
. station house. had been swept away
Philadelphia Inquirer.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-12-03

St. Petersburg. BY Cable.-The fol-
lowing dispatch has been received from
General Kuropatkin: "On Nov. 26. the
japanese resumed the offensive and en-
deavored TO euvelop our left flank
whilst advancing against our center j
have received no later reports" Gen
eral Kuropatkin also describes the
bayonetlng Of twenty japanese belong
lp9 10 a patrol during a reconnaissance
the night OF Nov. 70.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-12-03

The practice OF law in the country
nav not be 70 lucrative as IN the bis
CITY bar 81 is vastly more amusing.
said q lawyer OF prom inence up in
Senator Fiatfs home town. OweEo-
-Oae experience rewarded me Tor al
the trouble I had IN getting 10 the
scene of the trial
The case was going along smooth
" and was examining ar important
witness. wher from the rear o. the
crowded court room this remark was
inte-secte6 IL n loud voice
That man q liar
Il hesitate5 3 moment expecting
The sutre. q tiuG country surist, 10
take some action. lie said nothing. SO
I continued 20 question The nan On the
stand.
Presently came another outburst
from the voice in the crowd i was
70 IRE erect that the witness had no
xruth ir his makeup and his story
vas an c1ense against justice Sul
The court said not s word
Feeling that b. was up 70 ne 20 &C
sometime. ] asked the Judge 20 have
The person Who dared 70 interrupt ths
--occedinrs committed for contempt
The sutre leaned over 20 ne Az
whispered.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-12-03

Laredo. Tex. Special. - Redford
Sharpe. Assistant United States at
torney, aged % years. died here Sun
Gay Of bronchial pneumonia. Mr.
Sharpe was a son 81 Dr.. Bedford
Sharpe. deceased. former surgeon Of
the navy. Tie was graduate Of the
Yale Law School In the class Of 1898
lie was appointed 10 his position here
by President Mckinley 10 1888 and re-
appointed Ia 1902.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-12-03
Uncle Jed Too Grasping


Now cai1ated mans nnngrys
them folks world be Viliing 20 pay
quarter Tor good big home made
sandwich. but they held back They
was plenty would pay n dime. could
a sold out twicet over at dime
each-but I only sold Eve at GUAR
ter.
IN wait tin they set hungrier.'
SIS l. I went outside and set on
snow nile and watched them feliers
shovcling out that train. Seemed "a
me they want like % sit the train
ont before next summer SO ] didn't
hurry about going abroad again with
them sandwiches. Jcs' as 4 made up
nv mind Il Was time. though, aionS IN
front ccEe one Of them rotSIins
vhirligir piovs they sent ND from the
other ~-av. ard before You could say
/ lack Robinson away went the train
bcr.nd Il through the cut IL made.
wei. ar. as I sat watching that
/ e--fn hadn't gone more two hundred
Yards before see I had made 2 great
mistake not so sell them sandwiches
for ten cents. I see 10 plain as coul'
be An I'm seeing IL yet. for Aun
sarah an me has been living on han
sandwiches fer three weeks. and tne'
Amt hair used up. Youth Com
/ -,--, f-r-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-12-03

In ny country o. Aisace. CD the
solitary route whose inierralDsole
ribbon stretches on anc on under ne
forests OF Ghe yosges. there IL = sto1e-
breaker whom have seen ~ his
wo~s< for rhirty yeas~- The first time
I cane upon him Was yopng stu
cent setting oct with swelling heart
sor the great city. The sigit q thsz
man din me good. for Re WAS hun-
rsnx song as be broke his stones.
we exehange1 few WORDS, and he
sid a the end: @We1, gOo1-Dy. loy
hoy. GOOD courage ard good ipeks''
since then have passed and feS'assed
ziong that same route unaer circus
stances ne more diverse. Dainini and
Joyful. The stnGent has finished has
,roarss. tue breaker o. Stones renas7s
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-12-03
Court Waited for Scrap

I'd do IL. counsellor. but don /
know how 10 draw the papers
The court may have been weak on
INV. but he was strong on human ma
tu-c. He non6ered moment and
then turned 10 the witness. who was
big chap.
DO You know who IL was that
called You q liar,' De asked
81 40. your honor said ne Wit
ness.
can you lick him.' the court que
red.
That's what I can
Then you 60 and do st. ordered
his honor. This court IS adjourned
for hueen minutes until this little
matter 90 court etiquette IS adjusted
The witness lef, the chair. singled
out a pugnacious looking but under
sized man in the crowd. grabbed HIN
nv the collar and yarked him ont int
the sunlight In Eve minutes the Wit
ness was back. slightly ruled IN hi
I appearance. but smiling broadly II
resumed hts place on the stand. m
4 .utre raped for order. and The tria
/ OF the case went on
There were no more interrul
7 tfr-e
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-12-03

Columbus. O.. speeial.-Gen. JACOB D
Coxey. once a leader of the common
veal army. filed a personals petition
IN bankruptcy in the United states
Court. His liabilities. are given as s2Sl,-.
coo. lis assets consist OF 2.S6o SHARES OK
stock In the coxey steel and Silica
Sand Company and an unsecured note
for sl1 GOO. The coxey steel and Silica
sand Company is in the hands OF a re-
ceiver.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-12-03
ARE STILL IN GOOD FORM
Troops In High Spirits and now Num-
her co.ooo-soth Armies Housed
Principally In Caves.

Principally In Caves.
Chcfoo. BY Cable-Greatcr Kuropat- |
kin is the possessor of new 2o-horse
power automobile. with which he ~
able To rush ~ high speed from one
part to another OF the line. % miles
long. according 90 NJ. Ravoir. who
reached here Monday from Mukdcn.
NJ. Ravoir spent three weeks with
Kuropatkin. who wished to secure 20
autos. specially constructed TO carry
ammunition speedily in emergencies.
He will only use them in winter. when
the Manchurian roads are in excellent
condition. ON his first trip in the
new automobile. Kuropatkin's only
comment was. Il have the advantage
/ OF General SKATER"
The Chinese now regard Kuropatkin
and his machine with supersutious
/ awe. believing the latter to be an
| atrociouslv powerful specimen OF the
| foreign DEVIL
NJ Ravo.r said The two armies
lie facing each other. each having
three fortified lines. The soldiers OF
both armies live mostly in caves. be
hind their trenches. which. when coz
cred with snow, have the appearance
of a great host OF polar bears waiting
TO spring at each other. The caves
arc warm even without FIRE. The
Russian troops are in the best Of spir
its and have unlimited confidence ia
their leaders. They expect Kuropat
kin TO attack during the winter. Th'
! Russian forces now number SeOoVl
| men. The cavalrymCn from the Don
district arc superior TO their Siberian
comrades. The former are intelligent
r. brave and active. and nave fine, pow
- crful horses.
D There are only o few hunore
y wounded at Mukdcn. and 5000
\ wounded at Hardin.
Z Il came out on the Siberian raj
10 road which seemed 90 be doing II
e tremendous work smoothly.
r. THE warehouses along the railroa
i between MukdCn and Hardin are ia
d OF supplies. which are almost M
+ touched. as. mp To tho present tim
T. the army mas subsidized chiefly on Il
country.
y The handling Of the Russian a
n tillcry g. improving. while the ia
IN cncsc artillery FIRE seems less efe'
'r i've Originally. the Russians cid M
le conceal their artillery. which the ia
a. ancse quickly disabled. Now the Ru
eo SLAMS handle and conceal their gui
" with perfect science.
The belief lis general 40 Mukd
p that Port Arthur viii hold out
OF | relieved. no matter how long q
n much expected Russian second Paci
ne squadron may take in reaching I
-s Far East
OF General Kuropatkin is not tan
an | five His only reference 60 tho "
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-12-03
.SWAYNE TESTIFlES
frogress OF Investigation Of Famous
Case
the ENMlIY TO HIN IS'POLIIIcAL

Bitter Feeling Created by the Prose
eution OF the Florida election
Frauds Of 1888 in Hts court-The
District Afterwards Divided by
Democrats coneress--Use Of Prl-
vate Car and Conduct in Contempt
Cases Defended-Boone's Cross-Ex-
animation Resumed--Attorney Lid.
don Admits Having Received An
Illegal Pension Fee.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-12-03
Commander Leaves.

VIaLivostOck. BY Cabie.-Rear Ad-
miral Haup. commander OF the port
for the last three years. has departed.
Private advlces from Port Arthur IN
d.cate that the position there Is not SO
desperate as IL is reported abroad. Inc
japanese are represented 20 Dc repair
ing tie cruiser Kasuga and 10 torpedo
Loaf deetrovers. They have established
a sub-naval base on the Elliott Islands,
= eho-t distance east Of Port Arthur.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-12-03

williamson W. Va. special.-Charg-
a with being a defaulter in the sum
II $4,000. from the Norfolk d Western
Railroad. Richard Anderson. the agent
al Canterbury. was arrested and Is nov
in Jail at Williamson. Anderson. who
b. OF a prominent Virginia family, Is
ALLEGED 10 have appropriated checks
sent 10 him 10 pay OF employees at the
mines.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-12-03
WHOLE COUNTRY Is INTERESTED

The Whole Country as One Man in its
Willingness to Sacrifice the Last
Man and the Last Cent-CominS
Diet VIII cheerfuIly Pass Budget
Calling Foo ssSs. 900 ooo-Anple ca.
paeity seirg Shown to Finance the
War without Interfering With Eco
nor1ie Reiations-Foreign Trade Ae
tuaHy Gaining.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-12-03

Robbery and MuFoer ~ nc" -
New York. SpeciaL-With her head
crushed in. the body of Mrs. Margaret
Keller. was found in her apartment. on
the upper East Side OF New York. Near
By was a 1O-inch coupling pin, with
which she had evidently been murder
Ell. for one end OF il was covered with
blood The fat had been robbed Of jew
elry and money.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-12-03

Toxic. BY cable Discussing the
Nar ana the domestic. financial and
political conditions OF Japan on the
eve OF the assembling OF the Diet.
with thu correspondent Of the Assoc
Ciated Press. Premier kaisuria said.
To insure peace in the Orient and
70 safeguard our national existence,
Is the aim and purpose OF our empire.
and no sacrifice shall be too great
for successfully efectng this purpose.
Russia. besides violating her pledges
in ManChuria. crowned her oNerbcar-
.nE and aggressive policy by extend
Ing her arms 10 the Korean peninsula
we are highly solicitous 10 pre-
/ serve peace. but had no alternative
/ save that OF war. which was forced
upon us. Throughout the neg0tia-
4 tions Russia showed a naughty and
4 Ovcrbearing attitude. which. as has
4 lately been shown. w SainadCQuatcly
/ supported 10y military strength. Rus
1 sia allowed herself 10 be deceived
I and sliEhted our empire. for she new
/ az believed Japan would draw the
/ sword OF war. Then. after sufCrine
repeated defeats on land and sea. Rus
sia perceived the mistake she had
I made. and. having discovered The scri
/ business OF the situation. began 90 take
. adequate measures The case was oif
I ferCnt with US. We were alive O
the seriousness OF the situation AM
were prepared for cXiEcnCies.
Russia must see that the war can
not be concluded hy the issues 81
: few battles. With us. the war mean
life or death. and not one OF our -
p oo0.0 600 remains ignorant a. the Wits
o issue at stake. We are prepared z
!. I sacrifice our last man or our Jas
s cent for this war
= The delay in the decisive result q
I our siege az Port Arthur gives Ru.
y, STA hope 90 being able go relieve Oh
u garrison. and fer this purpose she r.
solved 70 empty her naval defense
p home. while ON land corps after corI
has been modified and sent cas-
ward
, The military and naval plan
4 Russia seems 70 center I'm the reli
= O. Port Arthur. and General kurOps
kin's southwark advance. nhich 2
suited in mis- serious defeat had q
relief ~ the garrison as its sole @
4 iect The Russian Emperor instru
tions 20 kur0paf kin not 20 retire
yonG NukdCn were designed 20 raj
+ the gloom that had been hanging on
r. the people % Russia since the ccfe
OF Russian arms at the battle q IL
Yang and kur0patkin assumed y
aggressive. perhaps against his o'
o.. judgment
Everything seems 20 hinge CA
fall ~ Port Arthur bur ] do 2
10. console myself with the thought d
the capture OF the Inflated fortr'
will bring the war 20 a speedy term
alton. It's capture viii give occas
for renewed plans 81 warfare by r
- sia. and I am watching keenly
such new developments
The domestic conditions az Jar
Is are highly satisfactory. The hist
q our Diet may De summed mp
saving that from the first So plan
itself firmly in opposition 20 the e
eminent on financial questions.
ter my appointment, friction beca
Increasingly violent Tho two 80
rlg PARTIES. the constiuU0naiists and
progressists. ncld a combined u
r. IL opposition 20 my ministry Des.
administrative reforms cnectcd
- their demand. We failed 20 sat
- them. They criticized our fnan
. measures Is excessive, and refu
e pass the bills.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-12-03
JAPANESE MINISTER TALKS
Shows the Source of the Great Confidence IN
Japanese Finances.

Judging BY these conditions, serious
collisions between the governed ana
governing were predicted. but when
the war came, this friction entirely
ceased. and the House OF Representa-
tivcs. wrich once refused 10 pass
budget OF St25.OO0 900 as excessive
and unbCarablc. gave . ready and VIII
INK assent 10 the first war budget OF
S2SS. 600 900.
AT this session OF the diet the gov
ernmcnt will DC compelled 90 present
s budgCt calling for SSSS.00ooO0. and
indications arc that & will be passed
Without tne slightest difficulty. This
happy phenomenon Is attributable TO
the characteristics OF our people.
Before great national problem
our people unite. and friends and op-
pOncRts Join hands for the accomplish
mcnt OF our national purposes. With
the grest problem OF the war before
them. the people Of our nation have
4 become rs one man. We have nc
war party and no peace party. as Rus
STA has. but. On the contrary. our ma
tion is one. and united with deter
minatiOn 70 fight TO the last eXtremi
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-12-03
NORTH SEA AGREEMENT.

London. BY Cablc--The Fore IN Of
fec has issued the following English
transaction OF the declaration signed az
P St Petersburg BY Sir Charles Hardinge.
the British ambassador. and Count
LamsdOrff. the Russian Foreign Min
lister. His Britannia majesty's gov
eminent and the imperial Russian gov
eminent having agreed 10 entrust 20
an international commission OF inquiry
assembled cOnformably 20 Articles n
10 XIV OF The Hague convention CT
July %. 1899 for the Pacific settle
ment OF international disputes. the
task OF calculating by means OF an I'M
partial and conscientious investiga-
ton the questions of fact connected
with the incident which occurred du-
ring the night OF October 2l-22. 1904.
b in the North sea con which occasion
} the firing az guns on the Russian fleet
: caused the loss of a boat and the death
OF two persons belonginE 90 a British
p feet. as we'll as damaging 10 Other
d boats OF that feet and injuries 10 tho
s crews OF some OF those boatsl. the un
p dcrsignei. being duly authorized
2 thereto. have agreed upon the foliw
% ing provisions.
< Article T. The n.crnauonal commits
sion OF inquiry shall Doe composed O
2 five members commissioners OF whom
81 TWO shall be officers az high rank TN tn
q British and imperial Russian nav.es
b. respectively The governments O
IL France and OF the United states sha.
rs each be requested TO select OF tnei
G. naval officers OF high rank as mem
Der OF the commission. The nth sha
~ be chosen as a member OF the commits
= sion. The fifth member shall be chose
.t- hy agreement between the four men
a. lhers -Havc mentioned. In the event
le nc agreement being arrived az bctwee
D. the four commissioners as 10 the se.e
c- ton of the fifth member OF the con
e. mission his imperial and royal MAZE
Sc ~ the Emperor OF Austria and Xii
or 81 Hungary will be invited 90 sele
az him Each of the two high contractor
40 PARTIES shall likewise appoint leg
be- assessor 10 advise the commissions
IN and an aCent officially empowered
take part in the laDOrs OF the comm
he sion.
.ot Article IT. The commission shall
lat ouire into and 90 report on all clrcu
.ss stances relative 20 the North sea
in- cident. and particularly on the Qu
on ton as 10 where the responsibility J
u.s. and the degree OF blame attaching
for subjects OF the two high contract
narties or TO subjects OF OF
IAN countries in the event of Oh
lry responsibility being established by
hy inquiry.
ted Article III The commission 81
oy- settle the details OF procedure waicl
AZ Will follow for the purpose OF accc
me uiIshing the task wherewith Il has b
eat entrusted.
the Article " The two high contr'
ont ing parties undertake 90 supply
)lte commission 20 the utmost OF their a
on fly. with all the means and facih
sfy necessary in order 20 enable il -
ciai quaint ..sels s~c-ougniy with and
sed preclate correctly the matters IN
'pUte.
Arizona republican., 1904-10-30

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