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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1904-09-30
Sd So anA synan I n &C.

A gentleman whose one glass eye
has served him for years had the mis-
fortune to Grep it It smashed ITO
atoms. This happened when he was
far away in the country. he inquired
Of friend whore was she nearest
place for hin to 80 and get rehtted
"Nehy don't you call upon the girl
you were flirting with aH last night"
his friend inquired She has first
class reputation for making eyes. -
Punch.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1904-09-30
PTTTgBURa. ks. March B. 19ol.

Ihave been using your Black Draught
Stock and Poultry Medicine. on my
stock for some time. / have used all
kinds of stock food but / have found
that yours is the best for my purpose.
]. 8. HAsSON.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1904-09-30
prnrer 81 80 Convert.

4 south sea islander at the close OF
a religious meeting offered the follow
ing prayer: 20 God, we are about to
so to our respective homes. Let no.
the words we have heard be like tn
fine clothes we wear-soon to be taken
off and folded UP in box till another
Sabbath comes around. Rather, let
thy truth be like the tattoo on our
-ineffaceable tin death. earle.
toms Magazine.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1904-09-30
a WORLDWIDE TRUST,
Hts Millions Are Potent Factor OF
Republican Politics.

come Aue HlOSL cOHlDleAe thOhODOly Ludt
was ever accomplished 1t not only
dominates this continent, but press
dispatch from st. Petersburg says
that according to the Noyoe Yremya
the Russian oil combinations have
capituIatod 10 the Standard OIL com
pany, and even the Rothschilds and
Nobel interests have come to terms
with the American concern. The whole
output Of the Baku wells g at present
ia American hands, the rivals having
become friends.
Thus there IS really q worldwide
trust controlling Il product Of prime
necessity and virtually in the hands
of two OF the richest men in the world
Rockefeller and RothschiId. We
know that Rockefeller ownsabout 1884,,
100000 stock Of the STANDARD OH com
pany which pays him an income of
over $140C0cG0 year. How much
Rothschild owns and what dividends
he draws fgom The European combine
Is not 50 certain, but is probably about
one-half or what his new American
partner monopolizes.
These enormous profits of two men
are not by any means their only income
They both lave vast esstts and pos
sessions that far sr1pass their OIL com /
bine holdings. These monopolists have
about crushed out all opposition. and
the price they charge the consumers
for oil IS only governed By the price of
other light producing products which
can compete with kerosene. This mo-
nopoly preys upon she poor man only,
for the well TO 90 nearly all use gas
or electricity. No hovrl Is too mean or
its occupants too poor but they pay
their Share Of the tux that RocEefel-.
Ter anu no-hscaill demand, If their
profits We're Yeas nalle. there would
be no such cause Of complaint, but we
know that tho Stnd3d ON company
is paying GiviGe9ds lit The rate Of 40
to AS per cert, ana taere is no reason
to doub, that double that rate may be
demanded NOW tAp worldwide combi-
nation Il complete
This monopoly las been made pos
sible by The control of transportation
facilities through ripe lines and dis
criminatinc railroad rates and the mo-
nopoly st tarM.hHls facilities at the
great cen ens Of distribution. Leglsla
ton, boll fe erNl ana sfata IS en-
acted iii Its Interest by the Republic
ans. 0igg Aayors and city councils do
its bidding. In return for favors cash
from it's golfers has enriched Repub-
lican campa.,;n funds and President
Roosevelt and Chairman Cortelyou are
happy with the thought that with the
million collars promised by Carnegie
and the usual contributions Of the
Standard OIL company the Republican
ca,~Ma.rA wiu n9t lag for lack Of funds
So Nlee ana symp&thetic.
A gentleman whose one glass eyc
has served him for years had the mis-
fortune to Grep it, It smashed ITO
atoms This happened when he was
far away in the country. He inquired
Of friend whore was the nearest \
nlape fCr, hiO ia 70 and oct rpfittpd
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1904-09-30

'.John, Henry, I'll thrash you soundly
II ever catch you telling another
story that isn't true"
"And yet ma, heard you say to the
minister that had great imagination" "
Cleveland Plain. Dealer,
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1904-09-30
! Natural lGistNlse.

II was just telling our friend here.
Molly. that il was stovming on the day
of our marriage
Surely not, Hiram The weather
was perfectly lovelyw
well. well. | don't know how got
so mixed up about it-probably because
it's been storming ever since?' Atlanta
Constitution.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-04
WILL LOOK FOR
TROUBLE NO MORE

According 10 the story Of John
Buchanan. Jerry THKg. d.. and
Hugh Lindsay. the three men
charged with an assault upon An
drew Kaaao. a coal miner 81 iaaz
quah. a few days ago. they we're
acting A. deputy marahaia ~ the
time and On trying 70 arrest Kasao
came In for a good share af the
beating themselves. on the morn
ing Of the alleged assault Kasao re-
fused 10 60 10 work and his wife
tried 20 make him 20. A family
row resulted and Marshal Howard
Case was called la to subdue the
fraetloua kaaBo.
Tho marshal deputized John Blu
chanau and Jerry TriEE 10 aid him
IN making the arrest. When kas-
SOS wife saw the marshal and bis
additional forces approach the
house her heart took sudden
change and she decided 10 take is-
sue with her husband Five chill
dren also cast their lot with their
father Rocks. scrap iron. tin
buckets. fence rails and house fur
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-04

The nesstoya Of reap.ng during
SIX months
The people Of Japan resde and besides
rcdugW patriotic and intensely Interested lu the
fou then how anxious hey must be to get the latest
Of the
japanese generally has Biz
Then after that printed ell daT
midnight
The lie slips
to contain the item which i the ~ the
handbt only printed side of the
extra consists u than % 30 words Thea
prints rs regular edition all the aatebca printed
tie extras The day before sth the hour and minute u publication
and thus they keep tally eso
All day long crowds % and of he
offices they very elothne
short kmona and that ike
Each has a 81
this u kuottd three foar and
ner bella The bells hang en- she wsaera hip and
bunch ~ extras he of dead
The bells make terrible
buy the neW Tor they know that the bells
caksa boys get all the say from
five rim (which about Of a
a haIO he boys the
trouble of their besides notify everybody
that there some big sale.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-04
Japan Will Capture
RuSSia'S Priceless FurS
rpr AND OTTER rlss6R IS WHICH THG BEAR GUARDED
NOW OPEN TO JAPANESE VESSELS

would appear. and next fs-hnot
cruiser al full speed 8 blank shot.
next shell OF two. AMI q fee days
after ihe weasel would join a fleet u
others that had gone before IA Pc
O. anaulaki. while the unfortunate
crew would be on board steamer
hetud fuf Nladlvuutnk and il would
be many years before they returned
g. their friends IN japan while
tiu.e who ga return would always
tsfe a tale of horror to tell about
tHt treatment they had received
TODAY Russia Is at war her ahipH
are either destroyed of bottled up
iu Port Arthur 1f NiadiYuat1k Her
rnst cherished prosecutions in SAG
hs5iru. the OEhutak sea Kan
aekAtka. and Copper and Boring
Islands are unprotected
40 man ~ var will there b. Tits
year 90 threaten OF tu capture or
srIss any - the numerous Japanese
uHhina vessels that are even ~ this
mulnsut ntiiuE out ta deapail The
Rusaian eru~u Of one 81 ia bright
ct aud nlust valuable tewsis Two
MrEr japanese rriinaru viii arrum
rauy the ealing and fishing fleet
and give them protection u they re-
uuiro any
N0rs than 200 vessels Ntll b. EN-
pluYed in the coming raid ngd The
value 81 the furH and fiah that they
undoubtedly aiil secure viii amount
o. over g. GOO go. while IL IL tmpos-
alhlr Co calculate the damage that
VIII be done % the ruokeries.
The aea-uttsr ruokerieH are with
cut earsptiun the richest and here
e. fore the must closely guarded pre-
serves IN the world II IL estimated
thai there arr 81 least 6 900 % 5000
asa#ottera tb~re and it i almost
rrrtain that The 1apanoar nehaoneru
AilI obtain fully three fourthn %
them. While they wftl also secure
from 10 600 to 100 900 fur seals from
fhe various breeding places
For the first tine Ia 50 years the
priesler- furs hitherto sslsrlsd snd
kept for the imperial family she
aroNn aahlea and crown sea otter
akinn. ill come into the market.
ana already thn agents ~ snue ~
the largest dealers IN the sntid are
gaiherinE 90 secure them for their
uatrona regardless 81 price
And there la grim determination
among The Crrsn ~ the vessels nov
ntuuN ouf here Many ~ them have
lad their vessels aeifad and cnnfia-
aate.d Ia previous years and have
t.een imprisoned Ia viadiyoatok and
Geo treated and starved there aut
this year the Russian bear b. help
lssn hls claws have been cut and
bis teeth drawn. aud hiH hitherto
closely guarded treasures are at the
mercy % the first conner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-04
WOULD SOLVE
THE QUESTION

DETROIT Mich. Aug AT the
losing session uf the American
Federation ~ Catholic societies this
morning "a number 81 resolutions
were adopted. including one on the
school question advancing the fol
louIEu solution
Let no puhlic moneys De paid
cut for religious instruction in any
afhaul let an educational per cap
tia tar be disbunad fur results ln
purely secular Studies aulY iu our
Catholic schools. our trarherH re-
ssIeinE their salaries a. fheIr teach
err receive th~lfa To accomplish
these results DEG our schools be sub
mittrd Co STATE 90 city examinations
Thua aill the Froat principle ~ our
government that no public moneys
shall be uaod for asetarian purposes.
b. preserved intact"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-04
CIRCUS
is HERE
TIE rLoro sHow IS A DRAW
INC CARD TO rHE 8MhlLgR
ELEMENT

The bIf tents NJ the Tl1t5 #baR.
uu fhr North seattle sIrHuH grounds
opposite Recreation park are "ehuef
full tha afternoon alth email cit
lzrua and EundIy apHuEHuE Of
solicitors elders and they are Fet
ting their moneys worth
The rl1fD aggregation De one Of
the frH tfaFHiIs shows ~ itH kind
that can be- said Iu every way to-
come uB r. the standard claimed by
ifa HBHabIIiH aud paInred posters n
la n clean uno#fiuE show with "a
stage additional. and every act put
aH r. Individually good Among to-
mrnaKefia and trained animals
there H. not one EHruhIY specimen
The whole show goes with snap and
vim without "a single walt
The aim u the management o. %
conduct the show on interesting and
novel lines and 10 arouse popular
Interest through the merits ~ the
production. So that Seattle people
Will turn out again when the show
hits town ueat time
The #peaiaities are all especially
NEfHtf anu HsH ~ rs tH NNAiN ar
things 60 marvel about The bare.
back riding and aomersaulf at Of
Ia Belle Dora Is eqHaled BY no pet
fBrmauHe 81 TO- Elni ever seen IN
Seattle aud the clean old time hu.
NOR of the clowns b. rrfreshiug
after the stupid pantomime aud
horse. play uf the modern would b.
run maker
The parade az N 80 this morning
1reafed spirit 81 excitement among
the circus going element that spread
rapidly aud early this afternoon big
crowds we're headed towards the
grounds This evening the ahou
proper opens a. SIS. but ~ early
a. ia. when the doors will be
thrown open. there viii DO e some
thing doing and time sill not hang
heavy on the hands 81 early ar
rivals
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-04
Chin ENC
GIVES BAIL
Chinese sNuooLER HANDS
$500 TO GOVERNMENT FOR
TEMPORARY FREEDOM

chin lung Eue he Uiif ghiaese
HmuEElef Who aaH caught red
handed 90 Point Roberts feW days
as9 uy United states officers. ap=
uaarsd Iu court fhIa morning and
aHar1 % be given hiH liberty ga a
tl.aD4 cash bond Uncle Sam
promptly took the money and chin
Jung EnR 81 nos uHfHue around
among his ruauffgueu HuiRhtnu-
Inc 0ut hIs business AFFAIR."
IuHIa Som HoaHver aiu not Ioae
sight 81 Ping. who Is too Hhfawd
Celestial t0 BE- Isf IT large Without
some nsHf Of surveillance aud the
federal officials are keeping an eye
on hlm. r. II expected chat the why
eaHneHsmsu viii attempt 10 get gut
~ The United States and across the
pond 90 the aoWerY Kingdom.
should such an attempt be made it Is
likely thaf Enc VIII not only forfeit
hiH 81 loo 20 the government bat
HII himself be captured and put
where be viii smuRFIe no more
Cinnamon over che line
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-04

Among the most iealoualY guard
81 treasures 81 the imperial Russian
crown are the great seal and sea
otter Hu1hfrIHa au the islands In the
0khotak sea hud OF the coast ~
EAmachatHa
Ia 1854 aud 1856. iu the midst %
the Crimean war. when the haaHtan
uafahipa had uuavoliably boa
Withdrawn fEum the duty uf guard.
iuF these valuable fuukefiea. a fleet
Of cutrnriaug yeassis. mostly
American whaiers. exploited them
many - them obtaining Ealuhhn
1areuea of fufa oas v-sasl alone q
small hhfh haiiinE from NeH Ion
dion Conn. securing 90 fewer fhan
@ eoo fur seal aklnn. al u which
brought An unusually hiEh price n
the London market en- arrauut x
the Wuf then pfeYailiaE. aud ehlah
had rut of the regular Husaian
supply
The Hooh cries we're for the tluae
icing practically destroyed. and Il
was years b.fafe The Ruaalun gov
eminent as ruahled 90 kiil aay 81
tle Gar bearing animals that used 90
abound on the islands ~ careful
management. however. the rocker
lee urre gradually restored and b.
tsT6 thav bad ~ FAR recovered that
TIE authorities s~m enabled "a be
Ala kliilnE them iu a small sag
Frum thtH time on Nard TIE seal
- - q aF...Ha "a HmmtFHN
Eruwth although on account ~ The
unparalleled aolanuss e the ncai
paaehsra who nttcd out In Japan
and sailed under rariuua fiaEs
American. British. uatrh. German
Hsrdiah. sfr the Russian severn
msnt VA obliged to maintain the
utficteat vigilance and kesp fleet
of from four 10 eight var rraaelH
constantly 90 guard abuat NE lei.
anda during tho breeding season.
The best of The otter SKINS have
never come luto tie market thsY
have aiuaYa ben enacted and taksn
for the Hse - the Russian Imperial
family. and arr eonsransatiT with
out price
For years the Iapanss~ peiaEif
asAlerH have east longing eyes AZ
the rich treasures on the Russian
IrIanda and have had u euutrnt
themselves vith such msaRsr uirk=
fnFa a. could be- cleaned outside ~
O 81. mlie umit off ths islands
Occasionally a fev ~ the haifer
spirits would venture inside ~ the
30 mile line nhlrh had bssu arb
traritr draeu about the Islands ~
the Russian government but neaf
D. alwaYa Nth disastrous results
for NO sooner dld their schooner au#
preach anywhere near she ruaksfiea
than perhaps around fhs neafea,
rolnt II land a column ~ smoke
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-04

sEaua Il good sid and hoe al
vat# appeared H. hH very Innocent.
v#N mH.H maHH ga tHHn either
vHmHF H.fIH with aham ahe Hsaas
.Hisd NN vile anal I feel thHt Hhg
uHH shame HIF treated Iu New
NHrE HnH HrHfrt that aha NBa Ieut
lHHre alone 10 'auE
q ann Hufu That If che had been
m tsf HIeht mind shs Meyer would
have murdered her child Whom my
wife called ws fram the mine went
tH vbrre shr sua iYIuH uu the couch
HnI buHHu ta s#nld her WHH $50
HHEry tBf lHHt any temper and tuli
her / fen tho k.linE hrr because
had aIHHFa Thought she WBH $50
saud and had been proud of heH
Hshr looked Ht nae sa ultruusIt
that fHit suffy 20 uufe. and then
sHe HalH Dh Stanley I did not
know about tnr baby until yuur Nifa
IaiH me frIl down WHEN I was ia
fbe stable and that 81 an tHee
ATTY real opinion e. that she had
uut known herself that she Mas ia
IA delicate condition. She HHH al
vahH been nuu.eut ANA think fhat
be- #ha bad been aNarr % hur gauiiz
uHu she would uut have told mY
wife that sba diH not feel we'll aud
allowed bier o. HauH f1H do 1H
Z hope tHrf uiu tHHe good care
or hef HHi aeH tHst she b we'll and
strong before they So ahead With
any prosecution CO. uHythIua like
chat Ats Uife and 4 uHl stand by
be- W. will sre that her ,hfid has
1s fearut nufal as though o. had
been aur uHH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-04

nishinEa were turned loose upon the
startled marshal and hla forces. Who.
regardless % the many wounds they
received finally arrested Kaaao aud
bis Hifa and took them 20 Jail
They we're released on bail later
and viii be tried on charge Of dis
orderly conduct before Justice
Enoeh Guaa. % laaaquah. tomorrow
morning a. 10 o'clock Mrs Itaaao
lost no time. after the affray. IN
getting 90 seattle. where she filed n
complaint Nifh proBccutlnE Attor-
neg scott. charging the men ulth
assault and battery and told Wild
tale Of how her husband had been
brutaliY assaulted while on his way
10 work BY the three men. War
rants we're served on them and they
were brought 10 Seattle this morn
Ing.
All gave ball for an appearance
before Justice Gordon on September
10 They were a badly battered trio
and say that they will wait for
trouble next time instead Of hunting
for IL even though legally qualified
n do 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-04

which fair devoteea OF tn sport may
protect their eyes and hair. a. we'll
~ dainty summer froeka, from the
rataFaH ~ the dust which clouds up
In thc wake Of speeding auto.
one Of the most popular coats rs OF
thin voiloW leather. with a cap of the
same material A late fad ia 10 wear
"a thin dust veil made to cit over the
checks aud forehead and under the
rarRlea. This preeludes the POSSIBLE
lty Of any particles OF dust setting
Into the eyes.
A comfortable dust hood. worn
under the leather cap. ia 81 fine
white linen and spreads down loose
1g over the shoulders from "A ribbon
Gathering a. the neck.
There BE- not one chance in a. hun
dred ~ a apeek 81 dust penetrating
the new dust hoods that cover the
leather cap and ct down closely
,hout the face. This has an attach
.,n.pt which covers the forehead and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-04

uoae. aud the eye openings are COW
cred b. the EuEEisa.
HHs nIH Hha loves thH sport but
NOT sufficiently ta lau the coat Of
mail 81 The enthusiast employs r.
great sweeping sell uf uue linen.
which she dfauaH over her big bat
aud about her ur,h m becoming
fulds.
she wears a thiu veil q protect
hHH eyes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-04

Miss Jennie Bonner has been
nominated by the Tacoma unions
as the candidate for queen Of the
Industrial carnival 10 be given by
the Western Central Labor Union In
August and September.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-04
Stone
AND OTHER FOR.
EIGNERs ARE ATTACKED ~
SOLDIERS

PORT AZ PRINCE. Aug. a
general melee between soldiers and
foreigners. a majority OF the latter
Syfians. occurred heretoday The
police we're powerless TO suppress
the diaarder The carriages OF sew
eraI Americans we're stoned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-04
Bandits Get
$l5O,OOO

BUTTE Mont Aux 4 1t deysl=
opsa noN that SIS. 900 worth u 81
ruriues xere stolen By the Northern
Pacific hoIdupa m Bearmouh a
month ago An officer Is nov
searching for the cache In the
BearmouIh mountains
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-04
AMES BOBS
UP AGAIN
SCANDALS HAVE NO EFFECT
ON MINNEAPOLIS MANS AN.
BtTtoHs

MINNEAPOLIS. Mlun. Aug A
Dr 4 A. Amea twice mayor Of
Minneapolis aud twice tried for
grating. filed an affidavit Of bis
candidacy for the republican nomi-
nation for congress to-day lie vii
make vigorous campaign
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-04

The star sill pay a reward - 80
for the arrest. or for Information
leading % the arrest - Robert Pc
tera Who represents himself az
Seattle star solicitor and taxes and
collects subscriptions for this payer
without authority A warrant has
been issued for BE arrest on a
charge af embeEziement. Robert Pc
tars is about 81 years 81 age weight
1a5 or 80 pounds wears a black
suit and black stIff bat. browniah
or sandy muefache. when last
heard 81 he was az Bothell. Or about
July gard. He changed his bat there
fer light soft one
-asEs-
60 20 sp.nnfngs for bicycle re
rafFa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-04

PANAMA. Aug Admiral walk
e. today assumed the Eoyernorship
~ the Panama canal Zone. MAJOR
General Davis will return 70 the
United States
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-04

NEWYoHK. y. Y From q wom'
ans point 81 view there IS no
Fun in autamnbning uufcaa one ia
properly dressed. and at last there Is
such thing a. fashions designed
for comfort. and with beauty entire
IS eliminated from the argument
Designer have been kept busy
this spring inyeutIne neW means by
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-04
Does q Rushing
Business

NEW YORK. Aug the Sub
way tavern de1ieated By Bishop
Potter. la doing a rush ing busin
and the Bishops place" A. Il Is
dubbed. promises 20 be one Of tho
fadH Of the city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-04
ROBBER GOT
S6,O2O

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Aug Six
thousand and twenty dollars Goo each
VIA stolen b. sneak fhIef Hho en-
tered Ur william Frye.H home lnat
night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-04
BURIED HER CHILD ALIVE
WHILE TEMPORARILY INSANE

KATIE BUSCH. A la.YgAB.oLo FRANKLIN GIRL COMMITTED
eoRHalE CRIME WHILE cRAzEo WITH SHAME AT alRrH
oF 1LIEelrMAru nAUoerg R-srep BROTHER AND SISTER
STAND ~ HER MOLLY AND her PROSECUTION Is DOUBT.
FuL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-04

60 S. Louis. Chicago ana Boston VIA
Great Northern ny. Aug s, .. 10.
Ticket office. 6t2 First ave. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-04

Mems summer underwear nov 81 &c
al y ~ brooks a eos. 1891 Sew
oud avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-04

500. Sips and $50.
Mems summer underwear nov 81 y e
at y ~ brooks 4. Cos. 1874 See
oud avenue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-04

60 70 spInninE's for bicycle re-
pairs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-04

: ONLY REALIZE THE TRUE IMPORTANCE or THIS
sAIE ny A Personal VISIT
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1904-09-03
The Unknown Great.

Wasn't a famous man born aroung
here somewhere % asked a sight-seeinl
visitor in Caldwell, NJ.
s.Huh?" queried his driver.
Wasn't former president of TIL
United States born in this heighbot
hood ?''
'sH-z4. Not as I ever heerd of. VIVA
was his Manner
..Cleveland-G Groves Cleveland"
Was he president p
eyes. indeea- twiee?"
.'sho. An was he born up here2a
yes
There goes Jim Duggs I'll ash
him. Hi, Jim!
Mr.. Duggs sauntered UP.
Did you ever hear about man
bein' president up here-feller named
Cleveland 2.
Nav. He lived in Brooklyn ot
somewhere, didn't he2"
He lived in Buffalo," explained the
visitor. He was born in Caldwell. -
Il never knowed anybody by THAI
name" replied Jim Duggs, an Tvs
lived here thirty years
Cues you must be mistook, Mister
said the driver. If there'd ever been
a president in these parts Jim,d ha'
knowed about it long ego. "-Exchange.