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Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-14
EARLY FOR SNAKES.
Two Take Automobile Ride at Lake
HOpatCOng.

LAKE IOFATJONu. y. j.. June l..
Snakes up in Lake llopatcong are
educated TO everything modern which
has the approval of the sumner resi-
dents. a big fellow invited his mate to
take an automobile ride. and when Mr..
and Mrs. William Meekcr sailed by
them in a touring car both made at
tcmptS to board it. Mrs. Snake was
crushed by a wheel, but the other
wrapped himself about the spOkes and
settled down to enjoy a spin. Mrs.
Holmes jumped out, and the snake
started after her. She ran into Il gen
tlCman's shanty and caught the snake
in the door. Then it was stoned to
death. This snake measured only two
and Il half feet. 1t is early yet for
snakes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-14
SALUTE OLD GLORY.
Flag Day Observed by Blowing
Whistles and Ringing Bells.

Perth Amboy gave 'Old Glory a
royal salute this morning. l. is Flag
Day and at s O'Clock the factory whistles
aud church bells began and the din con
tinuod for several minutes. Many people
were not aware of the reason for the
noise, and they enjoyed several anxious
moments, fearing that II large fire or
other calamity was ut hand.
The extent of the celebration vas due
to the efforts of Major Dandy Post. q. A.
r., who took the matter up and
appointed a committee to see those
in charge of the whistles and bells. There
is Il general display of flags about the
city and the school children had spn cial
exercises this morning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-14
FOUND GUILTY.
Prominent Lawyer of Jersey City
Accused of Serious Crime.

JERSEY CITY. y. j.. June IA. -
After having dclibcrntcd for less than
an hour the jury in the case of Charles
X. Cannon, on trial here charged with
Il serious crime by Il thirtccn-year-old
girl, brought in a verdict of guilty. He
was Immediately handculred and re
moved to the Hudson county Jail,
where he will he detained pending the
argument of iii appeal. The maximum
penalty for the crime of which Cannon
was found guilty is fifteen years. His
lawyers Immediately filed notices of
appeal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-14
A CHANGE

Is the title of a clever little love story
published by the Lackawanna Railroad,
solely on its merits as a bright piece of
fiction. 1t is contained in a beautifully
illustrated book of 1913 pages which DIES
cribes some of the attractive vacation
places along the lines of that road. More
than one hundred half tones engraving
and two fine maps complete the contents.
This book may be had by sending ten
cents in stamps to T. w. LEE, General
passenger Agent, New York.
6627 6-S 6
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-14
MAY SAVE WOMEN.
Italian CONSUL General Takoi up
Valentino Case.

TRENTOtI, y. j., June 1l.-Gustav0
Tosti. the Italian acting consul gcner-
nj, has visited the executive depart
mCnt regarding a further reprieve for
the Valentine woman. \ petition has
been filed for another hearing by the
board of pardons on the question of
committing the womun's sentence to
life Imprisonment. The opinion pre-
walls that the rcpricve will be granted
and that the execution of Mrs. Nalen-
tine will not take place here tomorrow.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-14

PLEADED NOT GUILTY.
Asbury Park Bank Officials Charged
With Making False Reports.

to%== SG- ~"--~- ~ eiTs-I.
TRENTON, y. j., June 14.-Albert
C. Twining, cashier; G.. IL. KrOehl,
president. and David c. Cornell, one of
the directors of the Asbury Park bank
that was wrecked some time ago,
pleaded not guilty to charges in the
United States district court here.
Twining ard Kroehl were charged
with making false reports rs TO the
banks condition, and Cornell was
charged with certifying to the report.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-14
ANOTHER MAN DROWNED
Two Believed to Have Perished at
Cape May. ,

CAPE May, y. j.. June 1.-THE
clothing of a man who hired a bath
ing suit has been found in II bathhouse
here, indicating that another person in
addition to Editor Streavig of the Cape
May Wave was drowned while bathing
Sunday. The identity of the second
man has not been established. Nei-
Their body has been found.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-14

81 flatter myself" said tse city
chap, that | can tell what a man is
by his walk. Now, this dignified-
looking individual coming down the
street is undoubtedly a leader OF
men,"
That's right" reioined the village
landlord. He's the drum major of
II brass band."- Cincinnati En-
quiret..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-14
Tardy.

"Was he a good tenant?" asked his
acquaintance.
"Well, not very" said Landlord
Tightflst. "Quite frequently he didn't
pay his rent until the second of the
month, sometimes not until the third. /
often lay awake nights worrying about
him!"-BrOoklvn Life.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-14
TURNED DOWN
Refused Reinstatement as Members
of Bar by the Supreme Court.

TRENTON. y. j.. June 1.-THE SUI
premc court has denied the application
of Horatio n. Barton of Trenton and
John Harris Of Camden for reinstate-
ment as members Of the New Jersey
bar. Both were disbarred some time
ago for improper practices.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-14
MOT an ~Insinnation.

practical politics." remarked the
moralizer, are the same in this coun-
try to-day as they were in the begin
ming of history"
Don't you believe it," rejoined the
demoralizer. why, in the beginning
of our history a man who couldn't tell
a lie was elected observation-disclosures
nati NnQuirar.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-14
A Trif'no Difference.

"I'm a little il doubt" said the doc
tor. "Your trouble is either one of two
things"
"What are they?" asked the patient.
Appendicitis or the stomach ache
However, we can settle that"
"How?'
"By cutting you open, of course
Chicago Post. ....os FIJI
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-14
New spapcrs in Germany.

Of The IL, 703 newspapers and period
icals published in Germany, more than
n per cent. are in other languages
than, nine per cent. being in English
alone.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-14

Some men," said Uncle Eben, re
CARDS honesty as a principle, an some
as d luxury to be INDUCED in only after
dcy has cleaned up a good safe profit
Washington Star.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-14
How Much to Spend.

It IS every mans experience that
when he has a rainy day fund, he and
his wife can't agree on what consti-
tutes a STANDARDIZATION Globe.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-14
Usual Way

A girl may favor unions, but
In time there ONE an hour
When she's apt to he hard pressed
BY a single one-man power.
Chicago Daily News.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-14
Reduced Rates to Chicago.

For the benefit of those desiring to at
tend the Republican National Convention,
to be held ut Chicago, June 81 to n, the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company will
sell round trip-tickets to Chicago, from
all stations on its lines, from June 10 to
20, inclusive, good returning, leaving
Chicago not later than June 29,at rate of
single fare for the round trip. For
specific information concerning rates
and time of trains, consult nearest ticket
agent. 666G-G -11-2t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-14
SAGE. Coburg Thrones.

Members of the Saxe-Coburg family
occupy five thrones in ~Europe-those
of Great Britain, Germany, Portugal,
Belgium and Bulgaria.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-14

/ wish to extend my sincere thanks
to my many friends who lent me such
gratifying support in the contest just
ended, l feel that it is duo to them
that | won the trip to st. Louis by
such u safe margin.
JOHN j. DEVENY.
1896 6 II Ii.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-14
Their Views.
Unhappy Man.

Y.-What's the matter with Brown?
Looks as if he'd lost his last friend.
1.-THE cooks left, and his wife's at
tending Mrs. Borer's cooking classes.
Town Topics.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-14
Wine Woll Spent.

An able man can find some time 20.
devote to public interests without let
ting his private affairs suffer. So can
an able wonan.-N. Y. Times.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-14

In the plague districts of South Afri-
ca the government pays six cents for
every dead rat delivered to it.-Lon-
don rit-Bits.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-14

Better a dinner Of herbs and content
ment thar a stalled auto in a far coun-
try.-Everybody's Magazine.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-14
FOLEYSHONEYAN6TAR
stoBS the coxsfb0SDT P2saIn Hnnai

When people want help they adver-
tise in the Evening News. Those
looking for help should bear this in
mind,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-14
As We Say It.

When a man is let out he is said to be
in for it.-Indianapolis News.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-14
Limits of Endurance.

In five minutes the average man would
die for want of air; for want of water
in a week; for want Of sleep in ten days.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-14
GLORIFIED BY SHACKLES.
Laborers in Peru Feel Martyred When
Put in Chains-Six Thousand
Die at Work.

The cost of constructing some of the
little "jerk-wateE' lines in Peru is enor-
nous. One contractor had 5000 laborers
die while he was building lis miles of
track through a swamp. The hand
ling of this mongrel labor is an intricate
problem. If you beat them it does lit
tie good. They would get up after a
thrashing and kiss your hand. If you
put them in chains they feel like mar
tyrs. Instead of feeling disgraced the
shackles seem to add to the natives
sense of Importance. He feels that he
must be a bold, bad man to be treated in
such a decisive way. It rather glorifes
him in his own estimation.
Their Views.
Mrs. Brown-Of course a husband
owes his wife protection.
Mrs. Jones-Oh, yes, and she is also
entitled to the funds necessary for
free trade at the bargain counters
N. Y. Times.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-14
Perfectly Natural.

All women secretly despise old bach
elors.-Chicago Daily News.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-14

LADY, think you are the worst
looking tramp | have ever seen.
Tramp-Ma'am, it's only in the pres
ence OF such uncommon beauty that |
ooks so b2d.-St. Louis Republic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-14
WHAT TIE JAPS MUST DO

Great things are going o n he East
out OF the tangled military movements tWo main ohee
tvea the Japanese thu capture Of Port Arthur
aud kurepans aud the seizure Of
the terminus o the Siberian railway.
In undertaking reduction OF Port Arthur the Japanese set
themselves hereulean Of the leading mpesnahe
fortreas Of the world has done the hna
SLAMS have spent money and Tor six have eNpena
ed the detena the heroic laps have ha
Cd themselves borne Of eeesanesa aGan
aaln spartan yaof aud endurance
thar vii siege Arthur memorable IN The annals
II modern warfare.
Port Arthur tar Of IL reduction from eat
10 viii tremendous.
campaign the peninsula At Lao Yang IN
pitched battle whipped standatiL hut the
engagement Kuropau has shown great SKIN In
his withdrawal aud In saving division that apparently
discount the Of that london correspondent who
Of fresh troops ready
70 upon weary when huopatn aha
Nuropaku must be captured or
destroyed campaign failure II ha Is accomplished and
followed NJ Mnkden Harbn Russia VII have
and the Japanese have hopeeasy
MaseoYites
Japan SWEPT the clear her
She Will capture Port Arthur
capture destruction Kuropatkins would make
victory complete without accomplishment she VIII have
failed.
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"GETTING Even /"


plot came in. also where the skip
per Of the Hnfheooie began 10 feel
pleased with himself
When be next visited New Or
leans. Bllly ffehafne expended a
proportion Of hts III gotten gains
on buying up 4 few hundred weight
af scrap tobacco. aWeeulnRa u the
warehouses aud so on. tllilg be-
ing part owner Of the Hatheo5la
could do pretty we'll NJ be liked 80
ha expended more wealth on q raths
ef HHHaeeaaarllF large supply If
coal. aud coal costs money ia the
gulf puriA Then he started for
home. When tbs little Hathe0ale
had kicked and WflkKled herself To
within "A few hours af sight u
England the skipper called the
crew AFT. Individually aWofe them
n secrecy. aud explained the plot
The crew saw the humaf Of the
situation ant Krlnned Then HIIlY
produced the scrap tobacco AMI sent
for the ships cook
For several hours the cook and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-14

N~~4~SssS N##HssH 80 sssHaH = - -
Mhure hla fall hurt Whom thHy aid
set him he suffered heavily. Lost
many poanaa q excellent tobacco.
and ~ the lawyers put H-ssa
amulct IN a heavy flne.
Capt. 2FahaFne. ~ the hatheuole.
resolved a. Get even. and next trip
he IA some more q hts fa3ufile
hlauda and hranaa. which - extra
lndlcioua slowing Ia une9uaidefsd
trIfes 81 eaFeo he got ashore a4fes
That paid hin Ssli. and nearly
squared up the ioaa % the eanfias
Gated cargo sui be wanted 70 set
his oWu haak tu uae his uwa
phrase ana Tor that end roueoetsd
! deep ana akIliful plot Accord
Iurif uett trip he carefully slowed
a fem hoxna II cigars and q few
pounds - tobacco where thef
would BE- found - The keen naHed
customs afucef. These being found.
he as fined again nrn rata but
the quantity hslng small the fine
naa small too he knew that nos
he would be marked a. a confirmed
runner. and that vas where the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-14

than that Of the canned goods nes
sold here By the hig eastern nafhs
Inc houses Il il the intention 10
can only the best beef and ta use
tho finest materiain throughout
Many of the eastern packing
houses pick un old aud inferior
stock for their timed goods To
n thia would be practically lmnaa=
aihie for the local plant. even If
daamed a enad business. because
beef cattle IN this section ara uaus
ally Of good grades
The addition Of the new branch
"a the FRYE iiruhn plant vii make
Il one af the largest Ia the entire
west Prom 900 q 30 sheep and
the same number Of hosa are
slaughtered there daily and the
number of cattle kliied each DAY Is
fram too 10 goo
Every meat product from amuh 81
hams and lard "a neatnfoot oil aud
feftiliaer h turned aut At the plant.
the falua Of the aggregate output
being s. 300 0oo worth Of goods
every year
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MEN GzAKlXB Is M
NEWEST LNM WNJW
TIMED steF AND TONGUE WI Il ae PUT UP At TIE FRYE.
nRoaN co.'s PACKING HousU AFTER OCTOBER

The first meat canning plant 70
be established IN the Pacific north
Neat viii be ia operation at the
FRYE llruhn company packing
house On or before October Il
Is already completed and fenrueuta
an outlay q. $4,000. The arrival
ut tn for the manufacture of cana
Is all that is nov delaying the opers
alton If the plant
Charles saallet. FteuehmaH
Nho has had years of experience
Ia the meat canning business. VIII
have direct charge IT the neN
branch of the blK packing house.
Tie va formerly With the Armour
aud National packing companies
lie Il already in seattle
goFaed beef prime faaHt beef and
tongue will be the chief canned
products pat un At the plant The
latter baa a capacity af about 5000
cans a day aud this output viii BE-
increased aa the trade Is built up
According 10 Charles II rrYa pres
ident af the company. the quality
Of the meats put - viii be higher
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money that vii be required the
beard has no idea Il making fha I'm
nravemeut Tor several years. bat Il
i confident that II vii be able In
time "a procure the required funds
Il = planned q have enc ~ che
finest ssuintorn II the EAST design
the feuntalH. The plan carries slth
Il the eaIafea lighting u the faan
tain at alahl - means Of muHlsIaal
electricity
TIE uea - the triangle that Il
naM Parked viii BE eazaal aefahlf re-
daUed n order - allow more raufn
faf teams. ard the famous totem pala
Niii be removed ta some other pulnt.
The Improvement whieA the board
PROPOSES FOR fnEtaun place. ~ the
safuHr af second aHeneu aud Nsaler
Na9. Il = pahlfa iaYaIufy.
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1T IL. very Ike Aaaented Billy
Look here. captain. Tor the last
time Il there tobacco concealed
aboard
Not a damn bit
Then I'll have % search this
coal You've TOO much aboard for
a home bound. and this bunker
reeks Of tobacco
Well. then. search T. ! don't
mind a bit Only. mind YguN have
u replace things as you find en-.
VERY well. here Fuea then. said
the revenue man. and be started
lie ahoxeled away I'll be got pretty
black. and then he gave up and sent
ashore for = couple Of mens fheT
cane and ahoYelea. aud between
them they banged np tie stoke bold
Nifh coal and tie feek of tobacco
grew stronger. Then night felis and
The revenue nan stayed bis hand
til the morrow
Next morning he turned up
afHaah With more helpers. and fheF
Isaxsd coal about ali day ont G The
stoke hold onto the deek In has
and hasEetA The Ratheuaie grew
black all over. ~ ahina IN the AEON
len II eaallnr always do. an final
". a. evening fell asaInI The reFes
rue crew fetched up on the BUTTON
81 the buukera. which Nere damp
with A sticky fluid that reeke3
abaminahly Of stale tobacco. Then
said tie revenue officer % hiilNs
uhn vas calmly eYeIng tie finish
Iug touches What N the eaFth.
or the water under the earth. =
thln LIQUOR. aud Why in heaven s
name Goes Il smell q nicotine thia
way
eoh that replied BlllY. that's
an ldaa Mckay picked up in NeN
York for a coal saver. Noa just
buy tobacco sweepinga. boil them
doan. pour the liquor over YoaT
coal. ana there you are. see The
way Il saved coal this trip.
Then Why In he'll didn't you tel
me hat before frautiealiE de-
manded the revenue man.
eneeauae you asked me whether !
had tobacco aboard. Which bad
vnf and Won Hwore had Anvsuw.
ron never asked where The smell
eame from" asserted niily And
nov. he continued. '1oa.H kindly
out that coal back and clean my
ehlp afterwardS
And. reluctantly. that revenue
officer set his men to work ami
they cut the coal back. cleaned tue
ship 10 RillYH Satisfaction ena Is.
parted Woefuiiy Then bllly sent
in a claim or more wealfa TT IN
iust actena IN in port And he sot
II and that's hosy he got even Win
the revenue a. least thas Is now
pfly Trehafne says he I'D II
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Billy were busy boiling up a strong
solution u nicotine. until the cook 5
galley reeked Ike lockers dirty
clay pipe Then Billy cent for he
chief engineer and remarked. Mis-
ter Mckay. eli Yau kIndIY have a
fes zee graves dug on the top Of AL
that extra eosl you've got left over
this frlpf@
Mckay. whn waa In the Joke. re-
tired u bis hnnkera and had the
necessary graves duF - required
Then The skipper. the cook and
Mckay proceeded % scientifically
distribute that nicotine solution be-
tween tie graves IN THE coal 80 that
Il should psfraiate e. the bottom
most plate IN the hnnkera.
~ this time they we're nearing
their frat port 81 call. Everything
eaa made shlrahape and nFlafol
fashion below aud into port they
eent. the KAtheooles buukera and
CALLER smelling Ike . cut plug fac
teH9.
As aoon aa the revenue officer
came aboard Billy wrafultiousiy de-
eiared so cigars and n pounds Of
tobacco. and offered duty on The
same
Saw. that alone firm 3 twlee=
convicted HmnaEisr NaA enough "a
arouse suspicion 20 of vent Mr..
Revenue officer en- the snY-aFound
fIe tackled HItlYs cabin first. moth
iHH - be found there then the
mates quarters. nothing there.
fhan the foeale. one man found
with 200 cigars nothing 10 do with
the skipper though Then be
tackled the galley
Al said the revenue man.
there's nothing - see. but this
smells suspicious. .
Cant say it'a pleasant replied
nulv. seems % me that damn
cook has been smoking some IN
holy muck in bis tobacco line here.
Sort II aeerua more uf n case for a
quarantine officer than a revenue
man though.
THAT don't 20 here snapped the
revenue man. you'd far better de-
clare the stuff right eff than let us
find IL and get fined yourself.
though. e. tell the truth. you'll a
aIahf more likely get jagged the
third tine Come. now. where IL
IT. tell gau. bluff don't 50 down
here
who's bluffinR7s answered
niilF I've declared ali the to-
haeco I've got aboard. aud you can
turn the darned old Rathcoole in
side out. but you won't find another
ounce"
Well see about that later said
the revenue man.
Well. nothing was found IN the
nalley. and nothing elsewhere. TIL
they eame e the atoke=hold. and
thence 10 the hunkefa Here the
revenue man vas struck By the
quantity Of coal on hand for an In
hound ship. aud his suspicious rose
like the comb Of an angry eoeka-
too
Seems you've got a lot Of coal
On board. Capt Treharue. said he.
Yes Good coal that. replied
Billy Never used so little coal ON
trip aimee I've akippered tho
Rathcoole."
Seems to me you'd have room
for n small packing case or two
under that lot surmised the rev
anue man
Have look aud see. suggested
BIily.
Then the revenue man stuck n
shovel Into the coal aud gave pre-
manitury min
= Lord That's very ike the
smell of tobacco. said the officer
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$3.50
Will. MOVE
TOTEM POLE
PARK BOARDS ELABORATE
PLAN FOR PIONEER PLACE

Pioneer place VII t~ converted
into the most beaatlfai public plaza
81 the Pacific coast. II the plans q
the uafk beard can be contaminated
II lH the intention - use the square
faE an exhibition n8 municipal water
ard stsefHIelfY enc that NIll Be 81
attraction % visitors ard 3 beauty
srsst faf Seattle - be proud Of A
aea water fountain WIiI De tbs
chief a&fraetlun=
On account 81 the large outlay Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-14

4 wma troubled for several Years
Ntfh ehfaage indigestion auA ueFvaua
debility. writes = J Green. = ian
caster. = n Ne remedy helpad me
until / began using EIeeffts nlttefH
which aia ns more nead thar all the
medicines I ever uas8 They have
aiss hanf fnF MIfs 81 aNealHanf health
for yaara She says Electric Htfsra
are fuaf splendid fas female tfouz
hlru that they are q grand tonic am
Ia4IKafatae fer weak. run down
women NJ afhef medicine can tax
Its place n aaf family Try them
only aac satisfaction guaranteed hF
c. o. Guy. Iues SECOND avenue and
NHH6ar= -
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Wen gro up want Two be a tay.
Tor.
I want to ha a taylor
I Nanf tao ST with both mi legk
tHeE N.
md stitch. and SOW. and pin
And put on kidk' Old pants q moo
eahnuz.
Ana uraaa Il with nj COOS.
And twlct Is mana poeeta ~ nov
goes
Ids PIT in awI the eloea
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"A MANS
A CHUMP
Who Doesn't Buy Real Estate
In a New Country
YOU CAN DO 1T AND NOT MISS
THE MONEY

prosperous Everyone making
#
80 month
HHa=aae
HHhmaud
Ht double Every
hs
with
q hEHnnd itaaeh aHd POST
drive Ire
Lake what
Hhf TIE beach
Holloway gga the pfeftiest property
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by eifAa GRAY.
capyfighf ig08 Nv Fmnk tealla
Publishing House.

Il seems TINT some 80 Years ago
nlliY rreharnr was Capt VIM Ire
harne. Of the tramp steamer Halh
aaale. when the Hatheaale'a Trump
inc took her So regularly around the
Mexican Rull parta that she almost
came "a Imagine herself a liner be
tween London the West Indies aud
the Gulf
nliY wasn't naturally deufa3ed.
but those Went Indian ports wire
too much for the virtue Of the de
aeendant IF many eeuerafIuua 81
Cornish HmnRKlafa. and Capt Ire
hafue fell away from grace. lie
started IN quite a small NaY amuz
Cling odd boxes of extra special
naRauaa. and add pounds uf aa Get
ed Virginia. which came Ia him Via
New Orleans Then be started play
ing the game heavily and that wa
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VA STAR DUST ~

an imaginary attack On an imarin.
ary enemy The general bore the
imaginary honor wIth muAeatT.
The only unpleasant feature u
the victory 49, in the remark If
an imaginary private af the lmas
mary array. Who said Gen. Grant
rssemhled Gen. kufopatkia and
Gen stakeIhefg. The three wear
boards much alike
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v II NolHen. Who as that he
h a telegraph Operator. i wanted In
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