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Sharp County record., 1905-08-11

The business men of the state
will hold a meeting at Little Rock
on August "a for the purpose of
considering the situation as re-
CARDS fire insurance brought
about by the anti trust law. The
call for the meeting has been is
sued by the Arkansas State
Board of Trade.
Sharp County record., 1905-08-11

The Arkansas Gazette states
that the insurance companies
which have been driven from the
state by the antitrust law will
not renew their policies, which
are now expiring in large num-
bers, except at an advance Of 20
per cent in rates. General agents
at points outside of Arkansas are
offering to furnish insurance in
reliable companies, but they are
demanding this advance in rates
in every instance.
Sharp County record., 1905-08-11
Where Were They2

Says the State Republican: "a
girls wading party was given in
an Arkansas town one day last
week. No boys were invited, but
that afternoon, it is said, a mer-
chant was looking for a boy to
run an errand and he couldn't
find one in town."
Sharp County record., 1905-08-11

The News-Scimitar Of Mem
phis has been sued for libel by
the Arkansas River Packet Com
pany for the alleged misrepre-
sentation of facts concerning a
certain Sunday night boat ex-
cursion. The News-Scimitar al
leges that some very disgracefuI
scenes were enacted on that oc-
casion, and the packet company
demands the proof.
Sharp County record., 1905-08-11

The negro Republicans of this
state have expressed a determin-
alton to force the state central
committee to recognize them
when the time arrives for giving
out the Federal appointments 1t
is said the colored brethren would
be content with three of the nice
est plums in the lot. This mod
est claim will likely be refused
for white Republicans like Fed
eral positions themselves.
Sharp County record., 1905-08-11

In his address before the state
meeting Of the Farmers Union at
Little Rock last week, Governor
Davis advised the organization
to stay out of politics and added:
"Po!itics will ruin anything, 1t
has almost ruined me-" We
don't believe it. Jeff was badly
spoiled to start with.
Sharp County record., 1905-08-11
Carried Out.

The managing editor wheeled
his chair around and pushed a
button in the wall. The person
wanted entered. "Here," said
the editor, "are number of direc-
tions from outsiders as to the best
way to run a newspaper. See
that they are all carried out"
And the office boy, gathering
them all into a large waste basket,
did so.-Atlanta Constitution.
Sharp County record., 1905-08-11

1t is given out from the capital
city that Judge w. M. Kavan-
augh will not make the race for
governor, but instead will accept
the presidency of new half mil
lion dollar trust company to be
organized in Little Rock. Mo-
body took the Judges candidacy
very seriously, anyway.
Sharp County record., 1905-08-11
Here is a prediction by Cover

Here is a prediction by Cover
nor Davis: 81 want to predict
that there will never be another
dollar, over and above the pres
ent years collections, or what
has already been levied, spent on
the new statehouse." And here
is an assertion from the same
source: "There will never be
another honest man engaged in
the thing again, or vote for an
other assessment"
Sharp County record., 1905-08-11

Three more private car com
panies which have been opera
ting in this state last week sig
nified their intention not to fight
in the courts the attempt of At
torney General Rogers to collect
back taxes on their cars. "Bob"
Rogers is an attorney general
that does things.
Sharp County record., 1905-08-11

Senator D. L. King has notified
Hon. John P. Logan, also a can
didate for governor, that he is
willing for the candidate recelv.
ing the highest vote in the prl-
maries to be declared the nomi-
nee. Hon. S. @. Sewer, another
candidate, opposes the plan.
Sharp County record., 1905-08-11

Governor W. l.. Douglas OF
Massachusetts declines a nomi-
nation for a second term. Gov.
Douglas is the first Democratic
governor Massachusetts has had
in years, and he may have con-
cluded to quit politics while his
reputation is good.
Sharp County record., 1905-08-11

The chancery judges or Ar
kansas held conference in Lit
tie Rock last week. The chan
cellors, among other things,
agreed that too many divorces
are being granted in this state.
They are the people to apply the
brakes,
Sharp County record., 1905-08-11

The biggest lie started lately
is the yarn from South Missouri
to the effect that lightning struck
an editor up there and burned up
a large roll OF money in his vest
pocket.
Sharp County record., 1905-08-11

The Public Health and Marine
Hospital Service has issued from
Washington a circular on the
prevention of the yellow fever
No mosquitoes, no yellow fever,
is the announcement made by
the circular.
Sharp County record., 1905-08-11

Representative Sam Rowland
of Boone county has been ad-
mitted to the bar. 1t is probable
also that other members Of the
legislature will be admitted to the
bars of the state-also the stripes.
Sharp County record., 1905-08-11

Governor Folk of Missouri says
there is no more corruption now
than at any other time in the
past, but merely moro investiga-
ton, exposure and prosecution
Governor Folk would tell you the
world is getting better no doubt.
Sharp County record., 1905-08-11

"Buck" Baker Of Melbourne is
a candidate for circuit judge.
But wnen wasn't "Buck" Baker
a candidate for something? And
that's not saying anything
against him, either.
Sharp County record., 1905-08-11

Editorials sent out by patent
attorneys at Washington seem to
be quite popular with certain pa
pers in this section of the state.
Sharp County record., 1905-08-11

Arkansas is maintaining
strict quarantine against all
points where yellow fever exists
According to good authority,
the state wants to keep the fe-
male mosquito on the outside.
Sharp County record., 1905-08-11

The Beebe News offers six
months subscription and Davis
button for fifty cents. This is no
joke; its a bargain.
Sharp County record., 1905-08-11

William J. Bryan is soon to
start on q tour around the world.
He will be back in ample time to
name the next Democratic nomi-
nee for president.
Sharp County record., 1905-08-11

The late Randolph county
grand jury returned fifty-seven
indictments. You can't expect a
batch of over three hundred from
Randolph every time.
Sharp County record., 1905-08-11

A Denver physician is to try
hypnot;sm on cigarette fiends.
Evidently something is the mat
ter with the doctor.
Sharp County record., 1905-08-11

Governor Folk is having some
trouble keeping the "lid" on in
Missouri, but he is proving that
it can be done.
Sharp County record., 1905-08-11

Senator ice Short of Salem
announced in Little Rock last
week that he is full-feathered
candidate for attorney general.
Sharp County record., 1905-08-11

6uit Court, Northern Dis
First Monday in January
1uly. Southern District
"a Monday in February and
Iet.
Snty Court-Third Monday
uary, April, July and Oc-
No County Court in the
[ern District.
bate Court-Northern Dis
Third Monday in March,
PSeptember and December.
III n District-Second Mon
he March, June, September
|utcember.
Sharp County record., 1905-08-11
PardOncd.

Gov. Davis has issued pardon
to James Self of Newton county,
convicted of giving liquor to u
minor and fined $50.
Sharp County record., 1905-08-11

The primaries are not until
next March, but the long winded
candidates have already struck
the trail.
Sharp County record., 1905-08-11

Buzz-Saw Morgan is a warm
number when his machinery gets
going. 1t is . hard job, how
ever, to keep breath in the Pop
ulist party.
Sharp County record., 1905-08-11

The supreme court got a hump
on itself at the last term. That's
something unusual for the su-
preme court.
Sharp County record., 1905-08-11
Weber & Damme Wagons.

During the progress of the erection of our new
store building, we intend Offering the people some
unprecedented bargains in all lines of merchandise to
dispose of our stock. We will make it very much to
the interest of purchasers of good goods to come to
this store do their trading, and you are cordially
invited to drop in at any tme examine our stock and
get prices
Sharp County record., 1905-08-11

The England Courier suggests
that a part of the new state cap
itol be converted into a Hall OF
Shame.
Sharp County record., 1905-08-11

Little Rocks Southern League
team won a game of ball. That
was last spring.
Sharp County record., 1905-08-11

Russell S2se was 80 years old
week. The old codger is still
working for living.
Sharp County record., 1905-08-11

church; | can't tell no lie. No, |
didn't vote for you, Mass t'itz,
but they count it for you, jes' the,
same"
Sharp County record., 1905-08-11

The whole South is at war with
the mosquito just now.
Sharp County record., 1905-08-11
D DEEICIRL
Congressional.

Congressional.
nber of Congress End District
!. BRUNDIDGE JR.
Senatorial,
nber State Senate, Second
trict. j. E. MCCALL.
Judicial.
|pe of the 18th Judicial Cir
g j. W. MEEKs.
s. Atty.-T. /, HERRN.
County.
|resentative-E. B. ANDREWS
|nty Judge-J. W. SMITH.
zk-C. D. RITCHIE.
Ffff-G. H. MATTHEW.
Ssurer-E. L. DICKERsoN.
sesor w. r. HORN.
eyor-G. N. SIMPSON.
Sharp County record., 1905-08-11
Erectory.
ELICIOUS

hing at the Methods
second and third Sunday
al month by Rev. W. 5.
worth, pastor.
|day School every Sunday
nr at 10 o'clock. o. G.
4. superintendent.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-28
ROYALTON.

Miss Mary A-n,s Magcnns passed
away Friday, December Il. at 1889 II. m.
after :, II months Illness with Bright's
disease. Hers was Il life of long ana pa
ticnt sacrifice. She leaves an aged moth
"r a devoted sister and brothers, one of
whom + y. &. Magcnnis Of Burlingi on
Miss Magcnnis was born in Randolph
and was educated in the public schools Of
that place and at Mount st. Josoph's
boarding school under Tho direction Of
the SISTERS ot the Sacred Heart, Burlng
ION. She was highly gifted. with a mind
stored fun of rare gems, that went To
mold and make up a beautiful character
and woildnhuod. IN the home life She
was the perfect daughter and sister. sac
rificing much that was pleasant in life in
order 10 devote her entire service To her
aged mother. In her illness she was pa
ticnt and trusting. never once losing faith
in Him vino had sent her many crosses
and trials during life that her crown
might shine more glorious when "'rhc
silver cord was oosed, and the golden
bowl was broken"
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CONTINUED from fourth pngcJ

tho officers OF tho Ecbckah Lodge viii
he installed nj IL public meeting to be
held for that purpose during tho TOR
part of January, but the date of which
has not as vet been definitely decided
upon.-Miss Annie Dale came home last
Saturday from birmingham, Mass.
whore she is attending the state Nor
nal school. She will spend Il two weeks
vacation with friends IN this village
-. W. Baker has been having Il serious
t'nc the past few days with a fclon
on his thumb The 3ith anniversary of
the Organization OF -Ainsworth Post, No.
ia G.. a.. r.. will bc celebrated on Fri
day, January 8. by their customary So
.'inl visit and oyster supper at tho Con-
s.tcsntional Church vcStry. The Christ
rirs exercises at tho Methodist Clurcii
Monday evening were very interesting,
iho musical part OF the programme be
ing especially fine, and we're enjoyed by
a largo audience. Tho annual meeting
and dinner uf the Congregational Church
Will he held at their vcstry on Satur-
day. December 30, commencing at eleven
O'Clock in the morning.
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WINDSOR COUNTY
SOUTH RoYALToN.

Miss Ora ". Galusha, who is conf
pleting her senior year at Nassar col
lego, is spending the holidays with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. H. b. Galusha.-
Miss Josephine Bright sprainod her ankle
Monday while coming from the Congre-
gational Church,-Mrs. l.. NJ Sargent and
Miss Isabelle Martin left ON Saturday for
bridgeport, Conn, where they will spend
n couple OF weeks with relatives. Miss
Mahellc a. Martin of Wcstncid, Mass
visited Mrs. W. o. Belknap and other
friends in town Thursday.-A. i. Skin
ncr ana son. H. a. skinner. are spend
ing few days in Boston with Mr.. and
Mrs. William Clogston. Clifton Eland-
crs of Arlington. Mass. is visiting at
.. y. Stoushton' >. MI and Mrs Palmer
ana daughter. Ioc, a'viyrd ON Saturday
from their home in JonosNillo- ana
Mr.. 'lapp Of tliftondnlc. Mass. are
spending the holidays with their ,iaush-
ter. Mrs. !. q. iicwiit.--MI and Mrs
George Dccring of Randolph spent Sun
day with their son. lr l.. T.. Dccriny
Mrs. Charles I'utiou arrived hast week
to pass Christmas with hcr parents. Mr.
and Mrs. :. {, Drew. Mis- j. f. Wrlls
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Flooding together through the sand.

and daughter. who arc spending tho win
tor in Boston were in town a few days
recently to attend the dcdicatory ever
cisos of tho Joseph Smith monument. 49,.
Miss Gertrude ioodalo of Som"rvill".
Mass. arrived Saturday To Spend tho
holidays with her mother. Mrs Inogcn"
i"odalc. william Bingham of Lowell.
Mass, is spending this week. with his
family hcrc.-'il"nn l,day of Mont
pelior is spending n few days with his
relatives l"rc.-MiSs Clara Bingham OF
Salem, Mass, arrived last Friday to
spend the Christmas vacation with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. james Einghan.-
Carl Day of Boston is visiting his grand
mother and aunt for a few IaNs.-Tho
funeral of Mrs. Albert Sargent. who died
last Ncdncsda! morning, WAS held on
Friday at . u. IN. in the tongrcgat ional
Church. y male uuartcttc furnished mu
sic. The Rev. :. &. Goodwin officiatcd.
The intermeit was IN the family lot in
the village mctcry.--Taura Ston" of
Hartford is assisting i'll l.. i. Terry :
jcwclry store during the holidays Christ
mas exercises with distribution of gifts
from trees were held in the Methodist
'hurch on Saturday evening and in the
congregational Church ON Monday even
ng.-Miss blanche Townsend Of Boston
gave Il pleasing entertainment last week
"Wednesday cvcnln, III the congregational
Church. Her readings and Whistling solos
being ntcrspcrsed by musical selections
by local talent Miss Dot Billings AMI
mother of Sharon were in town to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Albert Sargcnt.-G.
NJ. Thompson of Montpelier. Il former
resident, who has been employed in tho
Mormon cottage, returned home on sat
,i,1
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MORETOWN.

Mrs. Eosa Atkins was in Barre the
last week coming home Sunday
Mr.. w. Atkins form South Melrimack.
\. H., visited her nephew, y. g.
Atkins. Sunday and MONDAY. Howard
Iiaylett from Burlington is home this
Week.-Mrs.. Willis is with her parents
this week.--Mr. and Mrs. A. Goss.--
Ella Somcrvillc is home from Montpelier
this wcck,-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hart
received boX from Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank ingalls, in Kecnc y. H., Tues
day. Many Of her friends were renem-
bercd in this place with some Gift OF
loVc.-The Christmas exercises at the
Methodist Church Monday evening were
fine, consisting %! singing, spcaking and
tho star drill. All took their parts well.
especially Santa Claus and littcl Nina
Atkins who spoke and sang with him,
lie filed the little ones stockings ana the
exercises closed with good night song by
all the school. All pras" should BE- extend
ed IL Miss Maxwell and Mrs. Scavor til.
teachers and Miss Maud johnson or
caiist.-- Mrs. Frank johnson and Mrs.
Frank Atkins were in Waterbury, Fri
day.-l',auk johnson is not able to work
on account Of lamcncss Mr.. and Mrs.
Eurt Stockwcli went to Montpclicr Sat
1ir'lay. Eighteen persons took Christ
mas dinner with Mir ana Mrs. Roy
Atkins Monday. al ol her family cXccpt
ing II sister in liurrc and brother in
IL" West.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-28
THE STORY TELLER.
\ NATURAL. MISTAKE.

old who waS presented by his mother
with II game 81 Biblc cards, gotten up
IL the style of The familiar "Authors ''
and intended g. inculcatc i'm the kind. T.
earicn mind iIe truths of the Good
hook. The 'iru- are arranged i'll groups
of tive ".nh, with such headings AS
Moses, Josrph ,ud Adam. aud each con-
tanned fly, Vl.,.t.uns relating to some
point Of Biblical history concerning the
character. In playing tho game, tho
boys fath = n"ld- tho card Mark and
one Of III, Questions Was: "Who wrot,
III" s"curd book of tie New Testament c''
Tho boy. not being oVor-familar with
ia" Bible. lositatod a moment, thcn said.
'Malh NWoin.' with plomptneSs ard
conN lotion
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-28
WATERBURY.

Christmas was observed very quietly n
N" hospital for the insane. aS il was not
possible To arrange amy special exercises.
Tho patti, nts bill OF fare was II substantial
ono. consisting of roast chicken, candies.
il'in"c pie. cranberry sauce, in addition to
The usual fare. Tho nurses hail was deco
rated for the day, ana the principal fc;i-
turc there WAS the serving OF n Christmas
cake, containing "a ring, thimhlc and pen
NY. Nearly all the patients received some
present from friends outside. Mrs. Stalk
~, matron and instructor in the nurses
training school, was presented with Il
Vase by tho members of the senior class
and with Il handsome fruit dish by the
Juniors.
Tho funeral Of Mrs. harriet Coflrin.
who died last Friday morning was held
from her late home ON Little river Sutur-
day afternoon. The Rev l.. u. Elliott
conducted the services and w. j. BoNco
had charge. The bearers were Arthur
Dcneritt, Il. !. Crossett, c. A. Wright
and q. $. Rlasd.ll. Mrs. Coffrin WAS II
years old and had lived in Waterbury
for more than % years. She is survived by
one daughter. Mrs. Il. H.. Wallace. of this
place one SON, Silas toffrin, Of This place.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-28
PLAN BIG REVOLUTION.
Socialists In Poland 10 Follow the Mos
COW FrOErnmMc.

81. Petersburg, Dec. ellis; y. n.--.Ac-
rordiug ia information received by the
revolutionary leaders here an armed r.
hellon on II large scale has been planned
in Poland. The socialist rcvoiutonarics,
encouraged by the success of the insur-
gents in the Baltic provinces and of the
situation at Moscow and in Russia gem
orally, have decided that the moment has
come to try TO cast off tho yoke Of the
autocracy.
Tho tactics to be followed are the same
AS those adopted at Moscow, the rising
to be preceded 10y a general strike which
already has pra cticaly come into opera
ton, bringing about half the railroads in
Poland to a standstill
An open rebellion in Poland would inn
menscly complicatc the situation for the
government, as ii it should gain enough
Roadway to warrant reasonable hope Of
success. 1t probably would draw in the
entire population and the government
would practically have to rcconuucr the
country.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-28
SOUTH WOODBURY..

Burt Fills. son of Herbert bils. died
Of consumption at his home frldav.
December a.. He lad suffered for II long
lime and had tried IL southern climate
~ the vain hone OF warding off tho
disease. Tho funeral tool, place at the
ciurch on Sunday. Scott Cooley con-
quoting the services. \ uuartcttc COM
roscd Of J. l.. Tcbbctts. T.. G. Sabin.
blanche Strong and Mrs. Warren Good
ell rendered two selections. lie leaves
wife and ono chld..A little son of
Air. and Mrs. W. y. Lance of Cabot
broke one of his legs last Friday white
coasting. Hattie Robbins WAS over from
Malshlicld last Sunday
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-28
EAST WARREN.

". T.. Moore was quite badly hurt
orc day last week while chopping in
tho woods by a large limb from n tree
falling, striking him on the shoulders -
IhNllis. the ninc-year-old daughter OF
Frank Brooks, died OF scarlet fever Do
cembcr -. Other members of the fami-
ly have had it-Willlam Dumas has fin
isl1cd his work FOR y. c. Lamb and has
zone with his family to Burke, y. y
George Heath of Bethel is spending a
few days with MS brothcr.--Thero was
no Christmas exercise on East hill ON
account OF much sickness and hard colds
John Foley and family of Bethel spent
Christmas ut his fathers in this place
Jennie Tillotson expects Ia 90 to East
Orange this week to visit her sister
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-28
GAYsVILLE.

Among those in town to spend Christ
mas were Miss Mary Leonard Of Pona-
cook. y. H., Mrs. Fred Martin OF
Rochester, and Miss Jessie Spaulding of
Bethel at Mrs. Charlotte I.eonard's. Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Boutwell, and two children
of ShclDurnc at her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. O. }. Richardson, Mr. and Mrs
James Ranger of Mcndon and Miss
Kate T.. Wilson Of STAFFORD at th.ii
fathers, r. t.. Wilson'S. Miss Agnes
Hean of Manchester y. H.. at S. c.
IIa,rinuior's. Miss Ruth Sanhorn of
Randolph a. !. Y. Safford's.--Cn.l
.ron,,. ar p,ot,,ohor, ic ,.isi,in., ,i.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-28
READING.

The annual union Christmas tree eNer-
ciscs Of the baptist ana Invcrsalis,
sunday schools drew u larg. audience at
Marion llous" hull ON Saturday evening.
inc cdntaW santa tEus's Defenders
WAS given by about |" or nlnrr chil,ir, a
ana Young people, vino rendered thcn
parts timely ANA did credit Ia the excel
lent training Of Mrs. T., g. Morgan. whu
had cliure" of the entertainment. \
Vnion Christmas service was held IN ia,
IniN'rsnllst Church lAsl sunday Jflor
noon the licv ';rurgc EoulfrcN. ln,s:~,
Of the j;uiiist church. preached 'llo ert
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-28
Letter Writing.

Let your letter be written as accu.
fately as you are able | mean with re-
gard to language, grammar aud stops
for as to the matter Of it the less trou-
hle you give yourself the better il will
De-. Letters should he easy and natural
and convey 10 the persons to whom we
send them just what we should say to
che persons il we We're with them.--
Chesterfield.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-28
Green Cut Bone For Poultry.

During freezing weather we cut up Y
try. Price S.,.,TI per barrel of 100
pounds. ut which price We prepay
frcighis /" almost any station. Al dis
price cash must accompany order Re.
mil ~ olir risk by check postal money
"rl"v. cypress money order ar regis
tered letter. T.. :. Page. Hyde Park. VI.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-28
style or Physical Culturef

Mcrryme (whosc wife won't let him
come To breakfast unless his shoes are
polishcd)-l wonder if Mirandy really
wants me TO he stylish or ii this is only
to work mp an appetite 10 eat her bis
cults. Success MAGAZINE
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-28
INSURGENTS APPLY TORCH.
" hole Country in Baltic Provinces
Lighted by burning Residences.

-. pctcrsburg. Monday. Dee. 2I.-Ni ia
Eydthuhneu. East prussia. Dec. -
w. +. Smith. Il well known American
resident Of 81. Petersburg, who ar
rived here to-day from Berlin. reports
that 5000 armed insurgents from the
Baltic provinces have crossed tho rail-
roHJ between R"dii,xa and l'skoff and
that tn" Who'll" country is lighted mp by
fires from burning residences. Tie saNs
that tho INSURGENTS. who arc we'll arm
cd aud who huN" battery Of machine
guns, announce that they are annex
ing" tho region To tho lithuanian re-
public"
Rich landed propri"tors and their
families boarded the train mt Pskon
with nothing but hand satchcls. They
told MIR. Smith that they We're glad to
escape alive.
\ despatch from Pskon, in north
west Russia. Deccmbcr &c, said that
armed Let's who crossed the line OF
the railroad after burning and pillag-
ing estates. and tearing down images
and other sacred relics in the churches
lctreatcd to the eastward. and that
troops from st. Petersburg were pur-
suing them.
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81 looked everywhere for yon NJ The
church fair last evening" said her
ardent d"votcc. "hul | didn't SEQ yon :
You forget" she answered sweetly.
"thal am Charity" Judge