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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-09
Not So Bad for Dog Days.

What's in phrase? If we really worked like dog" all day we should spend the 24 hours thus: One hous. digging woodchuck from wall; tw6 hours worrying bone; half an hour begging "the folks" to take us down town, and the rest of the time sleeping on mat in the cool doorway.-HomsI and Abroad.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-09
scraped It Together.

Family Friend-well. how art things?
 Young Preacher-Fine. The congre1 gation actually raised my salary this month.
 How much was the increase?"
 There was no increase. They mer0l ly raised it, that's all. "-HoustorI Chronicle.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-03-16
A HOUSE IN A DAY.

IL may be that Joy In kindly deed.
recorded In the New York Sun, put
speed into the hands OF the workmcn
and FASTENED its accomplishment.
Whatever the motive power, however.
the fact was n remarkable one.
Mr.. Rose, an indianapolis farmer,
bought material for n house. and thea
discovered that for lack OF means no
could not 10 on with IL. The stuff lay
on the ground for months, when one
day generous thought came into the
rIind OF contracting builder. He
called his mcn round him and asked
for volunteers TO build the Rose cot.
tngc. telling them he would undertake
to do IL within Que day II they would
contribute their work. 1'wenty.siN
carpenters. masons and painters
agreed. OF the condition that Mr.. Rose
would furnish chicken dinner. AMI
time was fixed Tor all To report at
the site OF the proposed building.
Every man appeared on time, AMI
all went at once TO work. Each worker
was assigned 10 u particular part, and
the house began TO 60 mp with rush.
When noon came the framework was
all up, and the chimney was started.
Then came dinner. Mrs. Rose had
fried two dozen chickens. There were
ten loaves OF bread. feur dozen ears OF
boiled corn and nearly bushel o.
mashed potatoes. The dessert consist
ca OF cherry cobblcr and various kinds
of pie. The contractor had TO call of
his men for fear they would eat so
much they would not he able 90 finish
tire job.
The hurry began again. Before tie
roof was on the plastercrs were Mt
work. and ut exactly six o'clock the
cottage was finished. all but the see.
ond coat Of paint and the skim plaster,
neither OF which could be put on be-
fore the first coat dried. Everything
else. even To putting on the locks AMI
hinges. was done before the men were
called of. and done well.
The contractor complimcnted his men
when the job was complete. lie said
that although he had done hurry"
work before. ne had never known \
house to be begun and completed In n
day. The cottage contains FIVE well.
lighted rooms and large attic. The
work II done thoroughly, and tile con.
I tractor declares that he could have
! finished IL In an hour earlier had no.
| the men eaten so much dinner.
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CHAPTER XIII


Ten minutes later the searcherS were
gone. AMI we in our casks drawing long
brcatkS OF thankfulncss. And "a we
Billy brought us down supper OF ships
biscuit. which We crcpt forth to eat be.
ing sorely crampcd. lie conid not hear
our thanks but guessed them.
Now. say not word! Tomorrow we
sail for plymouth Sound. thence for Brit.
tany. Hist. We be all Kings men
aboard the Godscnd. tho hearing nought
says little"
On the morrow in fact we set sail.
Twas necessary should impart some
notion OF my crrand TO Captain Billy.
tho confin'd myself To hints, telling him
only twas urgent should be put ashore
somewhere on the Cornish coast. for that
carried intelligence which would not
keep till we rcach'd Plymouth, n town
that, besides. was held by the rebels. And
he agreed readily to land me in Bude
Bay. "and also thy comradc. IL she be so
minded" he added. CHANGING mp ut Della
from the paper whereon | had written
my request She had been silent OF late.
beyond her wont. avoiding Il thoughD TO
meet my eye. hut answered simply:
II go with Jack"
Twas not till the fourth afternoon
that We stepped out OF the Godsend'S
boat upon small beach OF shinglc.
whence. between n rift Ia the black cliffs
wound up the road that was to lead Us
inland.
We folow'd the road rapidly: for De
lia. whom ! had made sharcr OF the
rebels secret. agreed tina, no time was
% Ice lost ~ reaching Bodmin. that lay n
good thirty miles To- the southwest. Night
fell aud the young moon rose. with a
hrisk breeze az our back that kept ~
still walking without any feeling q.
wcarinrss. Ry daybrcak We spicd hill
ia front. toppd with a STOUT castle. and
under 10 town Of importance. that We
sucss'd 20 hr l.duncestnn.
We now drew up To- consider II we
should enter the town or avoid IL. irist'
inE a. fud breakfast in some tavern
ou tir way BccauSc We knew not with
crrtainT, the temper ~ the country, IL
scym'd beet % cnnrsr hi, second course
ga wp frl.l'd around by certain barren
mrlduws. nIi taoushl ourselves lucky "a
biz nr ia. that. 10y tie size. must b,
the our "" .nash'. aud taycra with 4
wide yarl bcfIfr u.
Now Providence hath surely lci rs a.
hrcaG sst." sail bella. and sicpp'd bc
| fore nI, iu,u the yHtd. toward the 10 ".
was following her when, inside OF .
gate TO the right or the house. | caushi
the glram 81 steel. and turnd aside a
! look. To my disnay there stood near Z
srorr or chargers In this second court
sad,llcd ani dripping with sweat. My
first thought was To- run riar Della; buI
n QGlSA surprise made 1.e rub my eye,
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win wonder. Twas the lrAt OF q sorrei
mare among them--a marc with one high
white stocking. In n thousand 1 could
have told her for Molly.
Three seconds after I was 4 the tav-
ern door. and In my cars q t-ee sounding
that stopp'd me short and told me In one
instant that without heavens help all
was lost.
Twas the voice OF Captain Settle
speaking In the taproom: and already
Della stood. past conccalment, By the
open door.
"' And therefore master car
ter. IL Ericvcs me 10 disappoint thee. hut
no man goeth this day toward Bodmin.
Such be my Lord OF Stamford's orders,
whose servant I am, and as captain OF
this troop am sent 20 exact them. Az
they displeasc you. his lordship Is but
twenfy-four hours behind: you can abide
him and complain. Aha.'
heard his shout as he caught sight OF
Della. saw his crimson face rs he
dartcd out and gripp'd her. saw. or
half saw. the troopers crowding out az.
ter him. For n moment hesitatcd. Then
came my pretty comrades voice. shrill
above the hubbub--
"Jack--thcy have horses outside!
Leave mel am taken-nnd ride, dear
lad-ride-'
In flash my decision was taken. for
better or worse. dash'd out around tho
house. vaultcd the gate. and catching at
Molly's name. lcap'd into the saddle. A
dozen troopers were at the gate, and two
had their pistols levell'd.
SURRENDER
BE hang'd IL do.'
set my teeth and put Molly nj the
low wall. AS she rose like n bird in air
the two pistols rang out together. and n
burning pain sccm'd 10 tear open my left
shoulder. In moment the marc aiight.
ell safe nn the other side. 1inging me for
ward on her neck. But / scrambled
back. and with shout that frightcn'd
my own ears, dug my heels into her
tanks.
Half n minute more and | was on the
hard road. gnllopinR westward for dear
life. so also were n score OF rebel troop
ers. Twenty miles and more lay before
me. aud a bare hundred yards was my
start.
Aud now did indeed abandon myself
20 despair. Few would have given a
groat for my life. with that crew ut my
heels: aud l least OF all. now that my
dear comrade was lost. The wound In
my shoulder was bleeding sore. yet not SO
sore rs my heart. And ! pressed my
knees into the saddle flap. and wondered
what the end would be.
Molly was going her best, but the best
was near spent. The sweat was ooEing.
her satin coat losing the gloss. the spums
flying back from her nostrils-"Sohw |
called to her: ''Soh, my beauty: we ride
TO save an army" The loose stones few
right and left, rs she rcach'd out her
neck. and her breath came shorter and
shorter.
A mile. and another mile, we passed In
this trim. and by the end OF Il must have
spent three-quarters OF an hour ut the
work. CHANGING back. saw the troopers
scattered: far behind. but following. The
heights were still a weary way ahead.
but could mark their steep sides ribb'd
with boulderS. Till these were passed.
there was no chance 10 hide reached
these at last. and then. high above. in
the hillside. heard a voice calling.
Go be continued.I
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CHAPTER XI.-,continued.,


We turn'd intd the lane aud rac'd
down Il. For my part. I sworc To drown
myself i'm Avon rather than let those
troopers rctakc me. heard their out
cries about the house behind us rs we
stumbled over the frozen rubbish heaps
with which the lane was beS,rcwn.
whats our drectionf" painted !.
catching Dclia's hand TO help her along.
ITO the left now--ior the river"
We struck into broader street.
whereof one side was wholly lind with
warehouses. And here, TO our dismay,
we heard shouts behind and the noise OF
feet running.
About half way down tho street | spieA
n gateway standing ajar and pull'd DE.
liza aside into a courtyard littcr'd with
barrels and tlmhers. and across IL TO n
black empty barn of a place. where n
fight Of wooden steps glimmcr'd. that led
To an upper story. We climb'd these
stairs at run.
T'ae loft was piled high with great
bales OF wool. rs found 10y the touch,
and their oior enough tn satisfy an army.
Nevertheless, | was cropping about FOR a
place TO hide. when Della touched me By
the arm aud pointed.
Looking. deserted in the gloom n tall
quadrilatcral Of purple. not Eve steps
away. with n spcck OF light shining near
the top OF II. aud three dark sircass run.
ming down the middle, whereof one was
much thicker than the rest. Twas ~
open doorway; TIE spcck. n star framed
within H. the broad strraS. ships
mast reaching up: AMI tho lesser ones
two ends OF n rope. working over a pull
ley above my head. and used for lowering
tho bales Of wool on shipboari.
Advancing. stood on the sill and look.
ell down. On the black water. twenty
feet below. lay n three.maStcd trader.
close against the warehouse. Ny toes
stuck out over her deck almost.
At FIRST glance could see no sign Of
life on board. but presently was aware
OF dark figure leaning over the bul.
warks. He was quite motionless. His
back was toward US. blottcd against the
black shadow. and the man engaged only
Il seemed. in watching the bright splash
OF light flung by the ships lantern on the
water beneath him.
resolved 20 throw myself on the mcr.
ey OF this silent figure. and put out a
hand 20 test the rope. One end OF IL was
Fixed to a bale OF wool that lay. as Il
had been lowered. on the deck. Flinging
myself on the other. I found !, sink gent.
ly from the pulley. as the weight below
moved slowly upward. and sinking with
II. ! held on till my feet touched the
deck. Still the figure In the bows was
motionlcss.
/ paid out my end ot the rope softly.
lowering back the bale of wool, and aS
soon rs IL rested again on deck Signalcd
10 Della 20 let herself down. She did
90. As she alighted and stood beside Inc
our hands bunglcd. The rope slipped up
quickly. letting down the bale with
run.
We caught AZ the rope and stopped IL
Just In time. but the pulley above crcak-
cd vocifcrously. | turned my head. The
man in the bows had not moved.
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Rspssse.'s Iass q ssurass,vs.

napslsou's Iasa sf ysurusInus.
The worst rseenmendati don that any
man could have IN Napeison's eyes was
to be q newspapsr writer. Shortly aftsD
the 18th Brumsirs. Table de rArada
who was always q favorite with -
Emperor, solicited IN appointment fec
one Of his acquaintance.
what has he doner' asked Naper
leon. He has been q journalist o
censurer. q givsr Of advice. q regsne
OF sovereigns. q tutor Of nations. The
Bicetre Is the nttest place for people
OF that stamp" Suppose Nspoleos
lived today, with his every thyrs's
anticipated In the newspapers SINE
good newspaper advice might have
saved him In the Russian campaigns
and later at waterloo.-New Yorh
press
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Laying up Treasures.

! r-f> third bank or Japan received q
. Ia,,..,Jt or 5000 yen. which Will remain
10. gya .. ears, from q. Abe, dealer In
, COR, sna .. Dke at Tokyo. The bank
l.,..y sontrac, Il TO pay the sum OF
vs,10s.aiI,i7a ysA at the end OF 30
years. The gathA Of the depositor
was a ilnrIkIsha MAJ and ne himself
was an ice boy some tS> 'h'y years ago.
I.atcly the father lost = snip III
storm The ship had been ins> 'red Tor
1000 sen. The moacy received rom
she Insurance company was deposlfs>'
IN behalf OF his posterliy.
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CHAPTER MI

Now. either | am mad or dreaming.
thought !: for that the fellow had no
heard our noise was To- me Starkly In
credible. l stepped along the deck To-
ward him. ! touched him on the shout
der lie faced round with a quick start
"Sir." said I. quick aud low, before h,
could get a word nut--''ir. We urr IL
your hands ! will be plain. Tonight
/ have broke ont ~ Bristol Keep. and
the Colonies men are after me. Give IN,
up TO them. and they hang me to-mor
row: give my comrade up. and they per
secute her. Now, sir. know not which
side you BE-. but there's our case in Il
nutshell"
The man bent forward. displaying 4
huge, rounded face, very kindly abou;
the eyes. and set atop OF the oldest body
IN the world. for under n trunk cxtraor.
d'naIily broad and strong strajdcd a pair
Of legs ilisl baby would have disowncd
so thin ana stunied were thcy--and. 10
make IL the quccrcr, ended in feet the
most prodigious you ever saw.
As said. this man leaned forward
aad shouted into my car so that | fairly
lcaped Ia the air:
"My names Pottery--Bill Pottery
cap'n o. the Godsend. an you can't
make me hear. not IL you bust yourscr!'
You may think this put me in fine
quandary.
"I be deaf as nails" bawlci he.
Twas horrible. for the troopers.
thought, IL anywhere near. could not miss
hearing him. His voice shook the very
rigging.
AN O. m, crew the half ashore get.
tin drunk an the half below In n very
accomplished state o. liquor, so there's
no chance fer 'cc To speak,
lie paused moment, then roared
again:
What n pity! Cos you make me very
curiouS--,hat you do
Luckily, nj this moment. Della had
the sense to put finger to her lip. The
man wheeled round without another
word. led us aft over the blocks. co:dag,
and all manner OF loose gear that en-
numbered the deck. 10 ladder that. to
ward the stern, led down into darkness
Here he signed 10 Us TO follow. and. de
scending first. threw open u door. letting
out n faint stream Of light in oar faces
Twas the captains cabin. lined with cup
boards and lockers, and the light cam,
from an oil lamp hanging over narrow
deal table. BY this light Captain lIilly
scrutinized us for an instant; then. iron
one OF his lockers brought out pen. papcl
and ink. aud set them on the table b,'
fore me. | caught up the pen. dipped I
aud began 10 write:
Il am John Marvel. q servant 81 hin'
Charles: AMI this night am csc ped on
OF Bristol Castle. IL you be-
Thus far had written without glanc
iag mp. in fear 10 read thc disappnin,
mcut OF my hopes. But now the PEI
was caught suddenly from my fingers. th,
paper torn in shrcds. and there was Mas
ter Pottery shaking Us both hy the hand
nodding and backing. aud smiling all Owe
his big red face.
But he ceased at last: anI opening an
other OF his lockers, drew forth hnrI
lantern. a maIlci. and chiscl. Not
word was spoken "a he lit the lanicri
and passed out of the cabin, Della aud
following a. his hee,s.
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/ SILVER SPUR

Just outside. NJ the foat OF the steps.
he stopped. pulled up a trap in the floor.
Ing. and disclosed another ladder stretch
Ing, rs IL seemed. down into the bowels
OF the ship. This we descended care
fully. and found ourselves In the hold.
The room was narrow. and every inch
OF IL contested by two puissant essences,
the ono OF raw wood. the other OF bilgc
water With wool the place was piled,
but also | noticed. not far from the lad.
der, several casks set on their ends: and
To these the captain lei US.
They were about dozen in all. stack
cal close together. and Master Pottery,
rolling two apart from the rest. dragged
them to another trap and tagged out the
bungs. \ stream OF fresh water gushed
from each and splashcd down the trap
into the bilge below. Then, having
drained them. he STAYED in their heads
with a few blows OF his mallet.
His plan for us was clear. And In q
very few minutes Della and were
crouching on the timbcrs. each with a
cask inverted over Us. our noses at the
hungholes aud our ears listening to Mas.
ter Poticry's footsteps rs they climbed
heavily back TO deck. The rest OF the
asks were stacked close around us. so
that even had the gloom allowed. we
could see nothing Mt all.
"Jack-'
Della"
'DoSt feel hcroical at nllI'
Not one whit. There's n tricklc OF
water running down my back to begin
with"
And my nose il itchcs. Say some
thing to me. Jack"
MY dear. there Is one thing I've been
longing these weeks 20 say: hut this
seems an odd place for IL. / love you, "
said I.
There was silence for a moment. and
then within Dclia's cask the sound Of
mufllcd laughter.
Della" urged. IL mean Il. upon my
oath, wilt marry me. swcetheartT'
Must get out OF this cask first. Oh.
Jack. what dear goose thou art" And
the laughter h"r.r again.
/ was going TO answer, when heard a
lCad shouting overe. 4. Twas the sound
OF some one hailing the ship. and. thought
|. ''the troopers are on u.s.
They were In truth. Soon heard the
noise OF feet above and string OF voices
speaking one after another. louder aud
louder. And next Master Pottery began
To answer up and drowned all speech
but his own. When he ceased there was
silence for some minutes. after which We
heard a party descend to the cabin and
the trampling OF their feet on the boards
above Us. They remained there some
while discussing. and then came footsteps
down the second ladder and twinkle Of
light reached me through the bunghole
OF my cask.
Quick" said husky yoice. "oyer-
haul the cargo herc!''
heard rome hair dozen troopers
hustling about the hold and Juggling out
the bales OF wool
"lIi!' called Master Pottery. AN
when you've done rummaging my shi;..
put everything back as you found it,
Poke about with your sworls" com
mnnded the husky voice. whats in
those barrels yondcry'
Water, sergeant" answers n trooper.
rolling out n couple.
Nothing behind thcmT'
''No; they're right against the side
Drop EN-. then! Plague on this bust
ness lis my notion they're a mile
away. aud Cap'n Stubbs no better than
a fool 10 send us back here, He's grudg.
ing promotion. that's what he Is. Hurry.
thcrc--hurry"
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% 0.W@ W ~ |

WHAT DO You THINK or THESE rfKipsf
10 Ia. Beardles Barley per acre.
80 bn. Salzer's New National Oats per A.
90 bu Silrer Speltz and Macaroni Wheat.
! 900 bn Pedigree Potatoes per acre.
IA tons Of rich Billion Dollar Grass Hay.
1000 lbs. Victoria Rape for shsep-per. A.
10000 lbs. Teosints, the fodder wonder.
81. 600 tbs. SalIaris Superior Fodder Corn
rich. juicy fodder, per A.,
Now such yields you can have In 1905,
II you will plant my seeds.
JUST Sind THIS NOTICE AND 100
On stamps TO John A. SalEer Seed Co., Ia
Crosse, Wis, and receive their great eata.
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cd 10 help me !
began using Doan's Kidney Pills and
Improving until my back was strong
and my appetite returned. During the
four years lpce stopped using them
I have enjoyed excellent health. The
cure was permanent" =
(signed) GEORGE W. REMOTE.
A TRIAL FREE-Address Foster
Milburn Co.. Buffalo. n. Y. For sale
by all dealers. Priea, 20 cents.
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Horrible TO Think Of.

ChErrh-In some 81 the Illndoo tenn
pies an elephant takes UP the collcc-
ton. II goes round with a basket cx.
tended from Its trunk"
Gotham-what do you suppose
would happen II some thoughtless per-
son dropped a peanut In the basket
some Sunday morning i-Yonkers
Statesman.
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Domcatio Sarcasm

Husband (at breakfast)-My dear. the
paper says there was quite q Gre In ous
block early this morning. IL Is supposed
to have been the work Of an Incendiary.
wife-oh. well. done let q little thiAs
like that worry you.
Husband-wLy, what DO you meant
wife-I'm sure no one will ever accuse
you OF bn'lding II.
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man or good repu-
tation aud stand
Ing. writes: Five
years ago I was
suffering 30 with
my back and kid
neys that I often
had 10 lay OF.
The kidney sccre-
tons were uns
natural. my legs
and stomach were
swollen, and 4
had no appetite
NNhan Annfnra fall
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FOR CONSIDERATION BY THE
THOUGHTFUL.
A Tribute 60 Weather Conditions in
w<steru Canada.

A Tribute Go Weather Conditions in
Western Canada.
During the early portion OF Febru-
airy. OF this year. the Middle and West
ern States suffered severely with the
intense cold and winter storms. Trains
were delayed, cattle suffered. and there
was much general hardship. While
this was the case. throughout Western
Canada, now attracting so much atten-
ton, the weather was perfect.
One correspondent writes: I'VE are
enjoying most beautiful weather. the
gentlemen are going 10 church without
top coats, while the ladies require no
heavier outer clothing than that afford
ed by light jackets. In contrast with
this II is interesting TO read in n So.
Paul paper OF Feb. 18th. the following.
in double head lines and large bold
faced type:
warm Wave Near Arctic Zone.
Calgary Much Warmer Than St
Paul.
"Balmy Breczcs are Blowing I'm
Northwestern Canada While People
are Freezing TO Death In Texas ana
Other Southern States"
Warm In Canada.
Ereezinp In Texaa
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strictly Business.

Hs--Do you believe in fortune telling
She-Well. don't know much about
such things. but papa believes ia II.
He's IL possibleG
She-Yes. lie says the mercantile
sreacics arc fairly accurate
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Messenger Boy-Here's q package -
you. sir.
wedderly-So1 What 10 III
Messenger Boy-I'm not sure. SIR. bus
I think It's a birthday present your wife
-sssred for you at Smiths jewelry store
wsdderly--Oh. very well. Just leave
the bill aud tell Smith I'll send him .
check for the amount tomorrow.
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Lord Aberdccns services 20 Canada
have been recognized by the presentation
10 one Of his daughters OF n gold neck
lace made ot Einniikc gold.
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That's a Fact.

Capital and labor should 20 hand In
hand" remarked the moralizer.
True" rcjoined the denioralizer. but
the trouble is too many men are tryins
70 get capital without labor"
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HAD TO GIVE UP.

Suffered AGonies from kidney Disev-
ds.s Until Cured by Doan's kidnsy
Pills.
George w. Renor. of 1859 North
Eleventh street. Philadelphia. Pa. .
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sa,xey.. uome Duiider Corn.

So named because 10 acres produced 80
heavily. that its proceeds built lovely
home See Salzer's eatalog. Yielded IN
Ind. 1877 bu.. Ohio loo bu., Tenn. lSs ou.,
and in Mich. 30 bu. per acre. You can
beat this record IN 1906.
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Two bottles OF Piso's Cure for Cor
simptlon cured me Of q terrible cough
Fred Hsrmann. 200 Box avenue. Buffalo
". T.. Sept. 20. 1901.
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"pr. David Hsanedy'. rsvsri's Rswsdy s.v..s
asr.ns smentH n. 7. Trowbridgs. hsrs@ n. n. N. y.