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The Minneapolis journal., 1905-09-01

'TELEPAo AoNE-Journal has private switchboard
, for both lines. Call No. 8 on either line anC
call for department you wish to speak to. =.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-09-01

EAST SIDE OFFICE-Central avenue and Sec
s ond street. Telephone, Main No. O.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-09-01

All papers are continued until an explicit order
IL received for discontinuance and until all ar
rearageS are paid H
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-09-01

Greenleaf, Mimi, Aug. 20.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-07-21
t;a,derate Pricess

! Harvey covered the sleeper .up.I ade
Both bows then got into bed. .Jacs
having put the empty aquarium into q
corner.
Maple woke up with a groan.
What's the matter!" asked Jack
How You do snore tonight. You won't
lei Il fellow sleep"
I've had bad dream" answered
Maple. u thought was on board n
ship and we got wrecked. | fell into
the sea and began 10 sink until
reached the bottom and lay among the
shells and sand, with all sorts Of beast
ly, big. sharklike fish swimming rourd
me l feel quite wet and slippery.
never had such peculiar dream be-
fore. and l can't bring myself To be.
lieve it isn't real
GO TO sleep. and don't bother ne
with your sharks said Jack
Suddenly Maple exclaimed: I've
caught fish. And here's another.
ond the beds wet through and through.
Am ! ut sea, or where am J.? Can 4
have been drowned -
Its my opinion you're going OF
your nut" answered Jack.
Maple sDrang out of bed and pulled
up the blind. which let in the moon
light and enabled him TO see that his
bed was soaked through Fish OF all
sorts were moving about, and a pretty
mess there was in the sheets what with
sand and shells and the rest of it,
What shame" exclaimed Maple.
III tell Mr.. Crawcour of this. Here's
u trout and goldfish and n horrid red
looking thing. You'll get it for this"
why. YOU little disguster." said Jack.
do you mean 10 say ! did it? III skin
you II you tell stories about me!'
Somewhat alarmed, Maple answered:
Il did not mean TO say II was you, but
somebody must have put all these
things in my bed. They could not havs
come there Of their own accord VIII
you let me sleep in your bed tonight,
Jack Z"
To he pol finund
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"IIarkaway Bedington," cried 8ff
Cra wcour.
Jack ran harder than any one else.
Mr.. Stonor, who was standing hy the
door, caught him by the arm.
did YOU not hear the head master
call you:" he said.
Il heard him say 'Hark away. Bed
ingtonr and harkCd away" said Jack
innocently.
Mr.. Stonor pushed him Into q seat.
saying:
You will stay
Jack made no resistance.
Mr.. Crawcour came up. and, patting
Jack gently on the shoulder. said: Il
have made it Il rule never TO punish Il
boy on the impulse OF the moment. and
/ mean 10 have every boy who oifends
greatly tried by Il mixed jury OF mas
ters and schoolfellows. | shall cmpanel
jury of six in three days. You can
plead your own cause if you like or get
some one 10 do Ii for YOU
Thank you, sir. May object to the
members of the jury"
That depends. They will he fairly
SuOSclI, anu TtllltlllDtT one tuiDS-Wll9t-
ever sentence the .Idge-that is my
self-passes upon you, if you are found
guilty, will be strictly enforced. You
may go now"
Jack walked away and Joined the
other boys in the playground. Mr. Mole
and NJ. Rolivant had made friends. and
all the masters We're talking and laugh
ing together about what had taken
place. Jack sought his friend Harvey,
and as they met he said:
Now | must settle Maple. won't
have fellows sneaking about me. Be
sides, it's spelling my venTiloquism
. If | try II ON again, every one viii
know VINO does II.
The little beasti I'd wig him.! eN-
claimed Harvey.
Il say said Jack. You know the
chiefs aquarium? Wouldn't it be
lark to take 1t out of the drawing room
and empty it into Naples bed?'
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90 change my stan.T
Go III old cock" said Jack. making
NJ. BolJvant the speaker this time, the
French master having recovered his
legs.
Dear me-dear me-: | am bewil-
dered"' cried the principal. This Is
so very extraordinary"
All at once there was cry from the
fireplace. \ voice seemed to come
from the chimney.
Help, help! | am stuck in the iucr'
said the voice. Help, helpr'
who is it," exclaimed Mr.. Craw-
cour, running TO the spot
WHO is it," he repeated.
Mr.. Mole. am stuck up the chin.
ney"
WHO put you there"
1.-Two of the boys. Help. help!'
This is very strange" said the prin-
cipal MIR. Mole is up the chimney"
And you'll be up Il tree soon if you
don't look out" said Jack behind Mr.
rumpleton.
'Alr. Pumpleton," cried the princi-
pal, turning sharply round. Il really
must beg that YOU will behave with
decency Assist me i'm extricating
your fellow master from his deplora-
bic position. He is up the chimney.
repeat, Mr.. Mole, terrified by the
violence of two boys, has sought ref
uGe In the chimney and stuck there"
Mr. rumpleton with an air of dcs-
pcraton seized the poker and began
ramming 1t up, bringing down show.
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h..rt
''leave the room" ~S
But
"Don't answer me- 1 shall report
YOU To the head master. Coz
Harry Hunston-that .was his name
put his book under his arm and
walked away.
Jack threw his voice ,after him. say
Ing: Don't try any Of your games on
with me. I've been in the navy. and
you don't perform on me"
The hoys laughed. Mr.. Mole grew
white with rage.
Chain him up" said Jack.
This time the voice came from the
window.
Who's that?" exclaimed Mr.. Mole
He rushed To II table. climbed up
looked out; but of course. could see
nobody. The boys meanwhile were
""nvuls"d with laughter
This iS very odd" Mr. Mole re-
marked. order in class What are
secondary rocks"
The head boy answered They ex-
tend from the primary strata To the
chalk"
The voice ut the window said:
Your chalk. Mr. Mole, isn't good at
the Lille Bridge tavern. Thev say
they Won; tick YOU any more"
Mr.. Mole made another frantic rusG
To the window and with,thc same re
suit
If am To be disturbed and insult
eel in this way, the lessons cannot go
on" said Mr.. Mole
NJ. Bolivant's French class, was next
To the senior masters and seeing
what was going on. he came over To
his colleague and asked il he could
assist him.
Vat Is it," he said shall shut
The window for YOU: Is it that ii
makes too cold:"
No answered Mr. Mole: its
Frogs said Jack. puttingIthe words
into Turner's mouth
Watts dat YOU say? Frogs tn me:
Frogs, Ch: Vat YOU say" cried W. Bo-
tivunt furiouSly.
"WatcrlOo" said Jack
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prise. sure. you iOfSVI NDuTSVTr-- -fc-ti
are one Scumbug"'
Il beg your pardon. did not say
anything" Mr.. Mole FASTENED To cx.
claim.
"Vat' You rhinI; l am ole fool? Co
to bed
"Iia, ha. Waterloo. Frogs said
Jack.
You say 'IIa. ha" You say Water,
loo" ana Frogs" 10 me-. | say Ia YOU
BOBBY. plum pudding! That vat say to
You. s;rc, and snap my fingers in your
face
Go it. Bolivant" said Jack, from the
window
"Who is it that say Go il. Bolivant: z
To You boys am NJ Bolivant. for I
will not lower myself like this Mole.
this earth creature, this insect"
Give him snakes" cried Jack agail.
from the window.
Where is that boy: | wish | could
catch him: said NJ. Bolivant. but I
Will not be what YOU call chaTed |
will give You one hit on the nosc-so-
and | will kick you Ia savatc-so."
He struck Mr.. Mole in the face and
N'i' iAtI'l'' ~ hl'h llIll, Illl lllt senior
master caught him by the foot and
threw him backward. The whole school
WAS now in II felmcnt. Mr.. Stonor and
Mr. PcmDcton left their inspection
classes, and the principal happened to
com" in 10 correct the English cxcr
"iSC>
Nv hat Is thIs:" exclaimed Mr.. Craw.
cour. MI. Mole with his fists clinched
and NJ. Boliynnt on his back. Disgrace.
full. How can YOU expect the boys TO
lee orderly when they have such bad
example: Gcnucmcn, | am ashamed
at YOU
shut up sand Jack. making his
voice com" from the senior master.
'Mr. Mole" exclaimed the principal
in aStoniShment.
81 sald nothing SIR, replied the sen
ior master. My opinion is that the
place is bewitchcd. shall go out and
then perhaps you will act at the bot
tom OF it,"
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,,,.-, ne Ihe nrst time. Hes

m VIC. lunt be the hFs' '''"e
canei food many n,o
TSis time Jack made Mr.. funI'e
ton speak. .,o nriucinal
Mr. Pumpleton," said the pr'hc'p,,, p,,, -,
.,,, ,,,ot ,.mark emanate from you'
NO. sir. 1t did not,1
.non,t ne,,eve him." 4 to:Iack.
This} time it was Mr.. stonot
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'-,s,l ana atlt

..vns We can carry 1t together
..pimh, Won are replied Harvey
I'm on" ,ormitory
As Maple slept In the same uo' 80
ms Jack and Harvey IL Nn na, lad
cnouch TO play him the tries .n was
- creed upon. When the hous 80
stin. Jack went downstairs anu .o
the aquarium from the drawans of to Ma.
uoryaI prl,ed down the clothes Oh ma
nIe,s bh h. 'mase1
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Whot have you to say:

.I he,rd Harkaway at least ne
uor,,oway Bedington now p'' 70"
,.,a>y who | mean, sir-taikins 10 iinl
nov And he said he could Nel,."
- Ue said he'd wake you All uP
~ ~ long" continued Maple.
"Thank you" replied MI; W. '..| for~et
You are good boy. shal, no. -. 'o ain.
von BOYS. school is over III. a''e'
- may 90 and play.
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funston senior went Sullehiy 10 the
bottom OF the class.
Now. listen. primary rocks nave
no fragments OF pre-cXistins rocks ana
are hard and slaty," MIR. Mole went
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Jack Harkaway's School
Days r .;5-z

enough 10 he above this sort OF thing
and Ion are not going tEc right way 10
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To he co, tinund
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: sold Lack. throwing
The Jewish outlook., 1905-03-10

Mr.. and Mrs l.. Nathan and children
have gone to Durango to remain six
weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F.. Koperlik are the
proud parents of a baby boy. Congrat-
ulations.
Mrs A. Heitler and daughters Emma
and Clara left Tuesday morning for
visit to California
A Purim ball will be given by the La
dies Temple Association at the l. O. O.
B. hall on March 2Sth.
The n l. r. Reading Club met with
Miss Rose Elliot last week. A review
of the years work occupied the after
noon.
Rabbi f. Margolis was in Colorado
Springs Sunday, where he held services.
He visited Denver Tuesday and We'd
nesday.
The Maccabeans held their first social
meeting at Sam Levin's last Monday
night. The club will meet with Rabbi
Nlargolis next Monday night. DR.. Knapp
will deliver an address.
At the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. s.
Schon last Sunday afternoon Mr.. Isadore
Stein and Miss Mary Factor were mar
ried. Only the relatives were present
Rabbi Margolis officiated.
Mrs. Ed Fist was the hostess of the
Tuesday Whist Club last week. Mrs. Nj.
Kohn carried off the prize. Mrs. j.
Bloom entertained the same club this
week Mrs. M. l.. Kahn won the prize.
The Friday Afternoon Whist Club
met with Mrs. S. Shloss last week. The
hostess won the prize. The same club
met with Mrs. Il. j. Nathan this week.
Mrs H. Herman made the highest
score.
The Misses Heitler were the guests of
honor at a farewell luncheon given on
Wednesday by Mrs. Aaron Sonneborn.
The table decorations in red and white
were very effective. Enjoying the occa-
sion were the guests of honor, Mrs $.
S. Schwarz, Mrs. M. L. Kahn, Miss Sal
lie Moch Miss Rose Elliot, Miss Bertha
Herman and Miss Dora Nusbaum. The
hours after the luncheon were spent
with a watermelon" game in which
Miss Emma Heitler won the prize.
The Jewish outlook., 1905-03-10
COLORADO SPRINGS

Rabbi Margolis was entertained in
formally recently by Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Pelta.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. S. Kaufman after a
most pleasant eastern trip, are back
home.
A children's s masquerade ball will be
given Purim evening, for the Sabbath
School children.
Rabbi E. Margolis gave most inter
esting lecture on last Sunday evening to
the members of the Reform Congrega-
ton Association.
The Jewish outlook., 1905-03-10

The Ladies' Afternoon Whist Club
met last Friday at the home Of Mrs. M.
S. Rafeld A most pleasant time was
passed. Mrs. Rafield was the winner Of
the prize a beautiful hand painted plate.
The Jewish outlook., 1905-03-10
The Jewish School Discontinues

The board of control of. the Jewish
School has decided to discontinue the
school for the present. The location Of
the Jewish School has not been changed
nor have the trustees delegated the work
to any other organization. The Jewish
school has suspended for the present
Please tell them that you saw their ad
vertisement in the Jewish Outlook
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-16
THE oPeN-AlR TREATMENT.
Patient Who Il Exposed Continuously
20 Ffush AIR Makes Rapid
Gaia.

TIE Advantage u tho open. .eid treat
mout for consamruFes may b. thus
briefly summarized The ralisrt e..
posed continuously "a fresh air eat.s n
appetite, assimilAtes his food better
sleeps more souudly end a~akens more
refreshed F'ree exposure to air "a The
hest antipyretif says pr y VI q.
Mackenzie. Ia the London Lancet.
Sweating Al night formerly - common
e symptom. usually ceases. Colas are
practically unknown among patients
leading an open air life Secondary
infection. or account 81 TIE cempar4.
tive freedom % the air ifpm uiie1o-uf.
Kanisms. Is much lcts likels 20 o0caF
Tolerance u outside air "a very quickly
established. and 10 Que Who has triea
the eptn.air NE Will elllihsiy 50 back
60 the former conditions q slashness
/ have never seen anyone made worse
BY exposure 10 ieNah air Even during
a thick loheou foE patients set "a better
lying ia bed on baleony or IN rooms
~ith windows side open and a good ffe
burning than when attempts are maas
10 shus out ths Tow - kesplag lks wIn
ao~s shut
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-16

There are gems and geld IN Ethl.
opia writes Rot~n ? skinner ID the
Worlds Work The gems We sac
vrrs found scattered over the desert
waste. washed dosn fr1m fhe noun.
tAlna above Gold Il hidden nahy ln
the mountains ia quantities which can
BE- estimated bY 10 existing dAta Eyea
nou ihe annual pnaaueilea % sold -
methods ~ old as Muses. amounts prob
ably 10 $50 os9 A for ooppet. lrnn
and tie efdinaFs metals their sxirss
tiun .a merely 3 question = hndinG ~
eiiitlsS faf shipment ana probably
more Important sllll = mafkrt aapable
- absorbing them Petroleum has hssa
discovered IN large qnantlgiss tni ths
emperor Is currently believed g rs=
gard ss The moss Important of Ahyfsln
ian activities she caltlyaflan II hls
fertile iablslAna
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-16
DOCS ON TROLLEY WIRES.
Kastorn Chicken nAineFa Use Savage
Animals 20 Pxutset Thsir
Hennefise.

Nc limit Ia there 10 the familications
ID the Improvements IL trolles ayssema
ID at cheawick. "a the West pcnn rail-
road. the Jealous guardian q hen
roost Las placed walchdogs ca trolleya
reports The pittshafs Dispatch
when the double bArFrled shotgun
The traety fine. the khafe pistol. the
aeadfali. the midnight scarseFoe ana
the rabbits foot failed 10 frlfhtsn On
ehlckea thieves tbs faithful balldas and
the rafting trolley served 10 gafriAonlna
al imprvgnAble fortress against ths
lneure.on q marandeft
of course. this trolley line ls no siec
trle kyaiem but 4 IL nos fAf-gelchsd
expression 70 say thar there il fpfmid
able powor house This is dos krnne
where nlne man.satlne bplleoks are
housed.
When 4 naarauder approaches The pen
the dog 90 sentfy Outs ga thai rAftlcu,
lar side u the hennefy lsaps ~ and bal.
lies FORTH along The wire % which BE- Is
chained he can foilow The llne q the
sire fog tee Yards but cannol leave his
pathway
Robert Isdsries rules iha Chesvick
roost and the trolley sthems h bis oen
Invention last Mrine hs wentnp there
and cleared % ga acres ard hallt hsif
doxen alice. cosy henhoases he
bought lsoa hens and soon vas coliegt,
ing 100 dozen eggs a day
They we're bis "a, hirda and u - not
surprising that they appeared tfmpiinR
IN the eyes q those citizens of cheaeick
Nho bad no scruplss as % obtaining a
chicken dinner without gDlng thfonsh
ths iormallty uf buying the pallssA ia
The market
Mr. Iencrles soon discovered that he
Was bot eetiluf quite leo dozen eeRs a
day and thought II was ghe fanlt u the
hens 0ne day Ne took csnsus ut his
aock and discovered that a number 81
ane birds Wers missing
The niEhts were DARK and each morn
ine more chickens failed 20 show up 81
roll call NJ Jensfles bought shotgun
and PLACED a man On guard, but The
grounds we're 80 large that thief would
break Ia On the wesi aida and get awAv
with q hagfui of loot from the rou4ta
while the sentry vas pacing up the east
ern side
TO double ths number u nieht watch.
men would ent 90 shs pfoais and snarcn
we're sst But ne thieves we're faxy
and refused 20 BE- caught
nrlven 20 desperation Mr. JeHeFiss
hts upon biz trolley scheme and rot nine
vicious hull pups Around the sides 81
hls place IN q narrow roadway between
the boundary fences and the cages u the
hencoops be strung the sire
Each dos has about too yards % look
after and On their nrst test they seemed
r. understand the trick Not q chicken
has been lost since the Innovation uas
adopted and the power psstafned en-
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-16

Dr Covers compares = contracting
menele = a Kss engine Ia tAe muscle
bef0rs Il rOalfarts the afoma ere hsls
apart ~hy intsfatonic motion Whsn
= stimulus Acts an ne ehefs tks atoms
suddenly form closer eempaands. b.
means q oxygen. ths al.ers shorten ana
hFuaden. and The whole muscle eon.
tracts
We % nol knoN hov fhis eonceaira-
ilaa q ne eHarEy released ls sneeled. (.
hal We ean see lia analogy when eoal Rmn
mixed alih alF la exploded n he eyiln-
def o. : sas ennlns ne epafs there
furnishes he atimalua sblrh pFudness
alnmie ehAnes TIE materials eomhln-
ina In lhle chemical FeasIlou aTe finally
uzz1 " and 20 more eoaITaciiear ean b
sszafed until ne mascle han rested. and
ee|leelea a nss suaplf e fasI -. Z.
nIehp
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-16

sunny and genial disposition, his de-
light was with his friends always
selecting Those of 3 literary turn 0i
MUD lie and his literary ''ehnms
had habit Of meeting daily a. Nc
Clurgs book store IN Chicago, Ia =
part Of the establishment which they
designated "ths poets corner There
they would discuss the latest pnblica.
tions and yery often proceed % diszect
some OF their literary confgereS
lie was a breexy writer good wlt
and humor being lnterspersed Ia many
Of his productions His writings that
brought him close q every heart ard
home Is where children, of whom he
was Yery fond. is the subject He was
especially asfcctlonate with his own
family, almost ldollking bis own chill.
drenL Writings relative 70 children
brought him the most fame, although
he wrote many popular poems where
humor was the dominant featue.
For instance. his poem entitled, ZAP.
pie Pie and Cheese ls a good example
Of this class OF work. wherein be said
"De gustibus, II ) stated,
Non dlaputandum est
Which meaneth when Translated.
That all Is for the best
30 let the foolish choose EN-
The tapld sweets oi sin
will not dlsabuse em
of The heresy they 70 In,
But I, when | unhFe~ me
Zach night, upSa ms Knees
VIII ask the Lord 20 bless ms
With apple-pie and cheese
In conclusion, We might say that of
all poets Field best understood the
heart OF q child No other man looked
50 deep into the heart Of childhood.
lie wrote and polished his stories tlll
they were representations Of real child
life HIS position a. an author was
that OF Poet Laureate to children
Frank HopkinSon Smith said II
Field had nothing else to bring be
could truthfully ay As he faced his
Master, I followed n your footsteps;
/ loved the children and the eildFen
loved me What greater tribute can
man pay 70 man What loss bis death
IS 20 the young, and with adne0 do
We recall his untlmely taking away,
yefs-s
I'VE would not wake thee, peaceful
ful one
WHY wake those eYes TO weep,
Thy hard earned rest is Just begun
And nos thy cary task u done
We would not wake thee. quiet
ones
unti God calls thee sleep
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-16
Aoisass lss,ss,,os.

After hearty meal a dase q kuiol
0yspepla Cure silI prevent al A..
tack Of Il dig stloa kodol i s
thorough dleesiant and guaranteed
cure Tor indigest ION. dtspegels. Fas esi
tlie stomach. sour rislugs. bad breath
and all stomach troubles 81 Wat.
klnN Lssllas. f. ass 4 can tes
tifg % tls efficacy q kv<iol u ~
eufe = stomach trouble. was sf
fiicted sith stomach trouble Ter af
teen fsan and have taken slx bottle.
ai Jour koioi Dyspepsia Cure ehlei
has entirely cured me-. The sls bottles
wers softh si,Ao 70 me Sold b
Peoples drug stefe.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-16
FALLING OFF N sAPTIsMs.
omcsal Report q Episcopal Church
Gives Poef Showing II the
Southwest.

The onaslal oHsan q the Eplscopslians
save shls diacoufaglne account of church
ceremonies
The Is dlaresss and districts d TIE
southeast had last year tels infaHt uar.
fisms and iaQs MARRIAGE Ths ratle.
therefore, waa - "a - IL fse9 there
vere i.saf marriages and sesS infanl
bapsfsma. thus eislne 3 rafie u sa 10 .
The record IN ths southeast coalinusa
better than thai IN any other section =
she country. JET even hefe there Il 3
loss. Aahfilie. however presents ne -
toniahlng record - s haptlsms IL eyefY
ten marriages. the highest railn ever
known. - fAr aa our records estend
Otker dleeeses that make coed shos-
ma ere. Georgia 20. east CaFoilna. ae.
North carolina. s.. southern Florida. 4 .
Tennessee. 30. AIalan.a. IS. Fiofida e
Mississippi. "a. sad VirKlnlA. 1z Les
than the eeneral average of The ehufea
uas attained bs LeEinEtoa. e. Ken
lucky. ~. South Carolina. IT,. southern
Virginia. +. nna West virginia. u S.
dloceaes. Asbsllle. AlahamA. 0sorsia
Mississippi West Virginia and Florida
have Improved thelF position oseF LET
yeaf. Two. Nofth Cafullna and saalhefE
/ Florida. have held their oens IL. South
Caroline. southern Virginia. kszlnetoa
eaai carolIna. Kentucky and TeHneaas
skpe derlIas.