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9au: @a5- eafIaaaaa Ra. 5e fi# Gretchen t}flItama
 Merry Christmas, aon4. ba1. Rays. Birdie Da4i@. Mamie Byrd Christmas Questions. so@rnia Beard.
 Christmas Motnin@, Birdie Davis Christmas Time, Believe Tx '.eth Ie
 christt# ezlH. nine girls room
 i.eI.e.=#o santa Claus. Billy rea= 5Its
 sa4,a c!auz and tlfs Reindeer. Lucy . Neal.
 \ Christmas IsaH. @4a@. fH4eoia Reynolds
 saara Clans 5zyryt. Mamie Brew stef
 \ Mistake About Santa Claus. | Clara Langford.
 Song, room 4.
 Rooms ] and 6:
 Song. Christmas Bells. rooms ] and c.
 Recitation, The Second Table. Nirginius Mead.
 Song. To Who2 To You, Mar 9aret Fox.
 Recitation. The Telephone Mes sage Mary Tanl1rosley.
 Recitation, \ Christ mas Offering, EtheI Mann.
 Compositions Christmas. Curtis Mead
 Recitation. Annie and NfIlje'= Prayer. Willie Steed
 Song. Little Black Ne. lone Far rar
 Recitation. Litlle NarwaT s2rQee .Ndplint. Reynolds
 Recitation. Bells Across tle snow, Marion Sauags. Mercedes Lewis, Hazel NcElhennS.
 Recitation, Wish Was q Girl Edwin Willefora.
 Recitation, eff santa Claus Beat Rahf R0ss.
 Recitation, T!ze lookout Man Bettfe saflee.
 Bsrffasfaa. s;anta Gaaa May ! Crawford
 Sefts. Merry Christina beiIa room |.
 Recitation. \ Letter From Saats Claus. Mattic Burford.
 Recitation, Tit for Tat Jean ifa1
 Recitation, Thn Very Best Kin. Of Christmas Tree, steyi. Ross
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-20

I2allo@ila 44.e#tl4 bre4fafH t5 he 3ondet.ed hz t!le Lakeside f7eie =hool5. iH eet bfsdioH 0f GaHistmas, l54 NJ fr&at ta aDou:
 itOOAl
 Song.
 Story of s5nta NlWa Warning
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-20

4 nice pair of trousers make a handsome Cnristp1as gift. Come in and see if we have your friends measurements. If we have, you can arrange nice little surprise for him Eisenkramer the Tailor. over Citizens bank. Second avenue, cor ner Pine street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-20
IF. Il. TI.EIII 0H WELLS IND POWELL 3gNff. t;.s- M.AI:NABIF SCojtE IN SHOOT N i,DNis~DaA AFTERNOON. Tia Will Be Shot on some. n: January. Date Co Be Annolil.@n.i
 Later.


 The live bird sioo &'ellee sda@ afternoon at Forest p2.=k between N. B. Powell and John E. Wslls re suited in .a tie. each killing t#cmE- one birds inside of the dead=1iae aud each allowing one hffd to cross the line. II had been arfuP@ed 10 shoot twenty-five birds ea@ls. but Mr. Lloyd was unable to @e"ane enongiI good birds and the much vas 62l1- ed off with the nUm5e. stated
 The tie will bc a'ss5 off soH"si..sa in January, the darete be tiN 8z Mr. Powell.
 Owing t1 the bad weather, 2 very small crowd was present.
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#as1 =a=fsz.ga ...saoatal l.a.I.= =E..=- .@e1 .# ta# aaaa4smoll 10 t49 aou'aa aa.@1a and il nas 4}us- I5tJs saee Tn boys, Airssrs. Shaw. Wilson, Vowel, NcAdams and Retnberser. desire to extend their appreciation to q mosj gener- aus public for their liberal patron age ,o their benefit
 Baby Ruth. the only skating pony in the world. created 6 sensation such a5 has never before been done in this city. Tn most and the least that can be saId of her is that she is q jewel, as big as a minute in size, her ability aVfully large.
 Then, too, We must not forget Colonel Frank. fle is the smartest and best performing trick dog on the road. Altogether these two were a great drawing card and their act Was greatly admired and enjoy cd. Il certainly is q fact. that when 8ou go out to tAa Main and see 'heir big crowds you'd think that lhare was only one amusement place in town. and il is pretty naar 1aa that il is the only place thai gets the crowd
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taag "a gain.

anr order was entered in the
 I fife etate versus VII Gay in ike frs division of the Pula ski cir cuit court his morning, which will probably further change proceedings ja tlsis ease .J!Gge E. M Merri- man. appointed by the court some time ago to defend Gay, was reliev- ed as counsel on the employment Of counsel hv t'e f'.iena5 of Gay Frank II. Her 'easor, oouns a,tor- ney of Argenta, has been retained by Gay and will defend him when his ease is c7i!e' for trial, At the last call on this case Judge Merri- man, who wa4 appointed by the car1'e 45iT7.t .,is pro+agt asked for d cA&n4 i.44':= t2 Perry county and the cg5e Has traneferrea. It was stat I hr Ipdga Merriman that the transeriot If rf1n case had never been filed in Perrv circuit court and that if Ar Henderson so desired. he
 {ContInued on rage s.
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iu.GGIl IlHct N0teS

Sait was filed in the Falastd cir e5it ceGet yesterday az efHaon by Cornish aad Eueitma h-a11ers. a4ainst | D cobb and M Cobb. aaHtH.izt@sa tors ef ii etaje of l.. M Cobb. deeeasea to collect S. o40 alleged to b- dgse on aotes eiven tae State National haHl and iaiel oyer bE Cornish ;.Hl F.Hslaaa.
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SERVICES 1T yFI!.
 TEMPLE FRIDAY NIGHT

Regular weekly sert ices will be held at the Temple Flida' nigIIt, when Rabbi 5'fiseh will peeaeh on @s5ilen5 Sfre-zles. Miss Fannie Hardin will sing 2 contralto solo, Hold Thou Ny Iland,s b9 Rs'i@as, after fhe sermon The rest ot the musical program k as follows: o. gan prelude. TeuaIesso. 5= Rz:l.9., Ms. [, |, Renfrow: service hs sehlesineer. Vol H. baaso solo#he- fore sermon. s.45be Plains of Eaeee, hy Barnard. MG NoHtLeyX: closing quartet. selected. Services eo.e- mence ai 7:f, Everybody i7 eor- diallz invited 10 attend.
 Nex6 Friday night. Rabbi joseph Jasin of For Worth will occupy 4a pulpit at tie Temple. and the Friday night following Rabbi Frf4eh Wiil deliver tbe first of series af twelve lectures on the ..E,9s ne ef Modern Judaism,
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IMMENSE, CROWD
 AT YHE, Nf}1N s3iN .

'he Main rink last niE. wa
 ked to tile docs bv oHs t#T test crowds at t#e=ss.s3set. h. }. 0. sign was taEan doWo hefaea
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.jiIign3cn{ foi. isU& of Goods.

1fe transcript of an appeal from tee decision ia the justice court of A. X Brown ii the ease ol L. (. Bowen yeHsHs tho Chicago Rock Is- ~ a1d lartfic Raiiway company
 ss Gl | in cteeait court thjs morn aa@. E9@ea sued the road iea . box s3sea aa@ a9ipmeut belwea Mem fhi5 ana aHSa Rock and Valued at E. 2 .4.:,.l.I 6. r is alleged thai fhe box &a- ia=4
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-20

.226 Main street. the place to get good shoes LevefenZ-Trul0ck.
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 GHr school.
 
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Fallo~iA4 4#e@ttas 9le4fa# a=he .endeeed hs t!sa Lakeside anhIie .bool5. in eaa 6fatfoa of Christmas, .ax5 lataaz sa noon: i;ooa1
 Song.
 Story qt s7nga. Mana Warning lon.
 Joh1Hf9 A-@. sam Paddephatt. speech. r I a.HreaJa. Speech. ,,4 4uex.
 c9tta7a Twin Hris
 ' fFaa1asa. da5sla Gu9ar -> Gasidtr0,1e fim Lea.u3s. santa cla4z si@ a2zs and Silis.-..
 The He'iz .iea 1fa Baldwin santa's Aiz9ess MyG1la Il2@t9a. speech sida Johnson Our WorH. Ns&A.f- Stewart
 Lirtle Fafgi9e. 6 eleven }iHle girls and boys.
 Helping saHra Elsie 0Vl5bE. sl'eeeh Niet@ teLaalin. Moving. Hattie Little. Speech. Robcrt Lindsey. speech. Leslie Thalheim6r. Speech. Lillian Gillreath Speech. Mack Mullkin. speech. IIuadletj Coleman. Wanted. by eight boys and girls. speech. Roy Thayef. santa Claus. Anna Messon- Wish We're a Printer. Henry tones.
 Our Baby. Grace Beard.
 Riding With santa Claus. Aa@as= ta Reynolds
 What I'd Do, Mary Ginsfieh. Song.
 Speech Davis Blair
 i,.as8s , and E:
 Gari5Jmas Wishes. Mary Ander- sen
 porothy q, tho D2etor.s. Geor@ia >8.Jerson.
 New =Sarta Claus. Paul Wright. shadows Cast Before, John Wil= cez.
 W FaVoeit4 Tra9. four titflo girls room ?.
 earisfnas soao Jeanfc McGtie. H#sappojnted sno~ Flakes. Res .ia sssarneI
 s5uta Clans. Narsaerite Bi.adber- Jack Combination Ho1Iday. 1efIatt Na9ta.
 a@. eshfj saa- ri@e. room a5eo c:ri@tmas Present. Lucille F.ilaatt.
 a.frsi t'art5.@a7 Day. Eaaad Ste
 Petition ia Navanee. Edward Clark.
 After Christmas, Lettic NeGehee BuNing Presents. Annie Laurie Williams.
 Song, Baby's Stockings. Lucille Dutton.
 Signs of the Times, Ida White. What I'm Making for Christmas, Anna Meeks
 Christmas Stockings, three boys and three girls room 2 Christmas Favorite. Adele Hud- son.
 Christmas Bells. Julia Harrison. santa's Postoffice. Grace Steed. Daady's Lullaby, Josephine John son
 pear ola Fireside. Ollie Jackson. Memorv Com, room s. Two Poa9ogts, Verna Nivens. santa alo.s. ten little girls and boys roe7a ?
 Song sarto Claus, Ny Santa Claus, roaa ? ond 8.
 Missos fr1son and Emma DaW0Oiv. t9"f"HrS.
 Rooms ae' |.
 Christnaas c~aatino Song, girls in room
 T1e t're@. Teta V. orton. santa Claus and MoHsie, Lucille Dat
 saata's Marriage, Charlie Ging- rich
 70 Little Stockings Ruby Bays. The Little Carolle"s, Clifford Hart.
 n Santa Claus Land, Minnie Paf- fety.
 The Snow Brigade, boys in room 5.
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Eeg e.s4a1ca of shae stEie and sal isfaeas Waar make E0uf purchases fen, .-anan1-Tfulecl Since Ca.
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POLICE CHlr.i STEW sIt;
 STOPS DICE THROWING

Chief of foltce Stewart, has no- fi.ied all of ei=ar stores and orh- er places Ylft~e dice are Used that hereafter nothtalg of tbe kind will b. allowed. and the patrolmea will laap lookout for vi5latoes of this fjad hereafter
 Setio0 510 of he city digest F. 4as as follows:
 1T aav neFson shall be guilty of betting any money or any valuable thing on any game Of hazard CT s#i11 within the city limits he shall. on conviction. bn fined as is arorid- ea in section 5o9
 I'll fae=i5 not less tbaa#fFa ner more rHan=tan dollars. Dice throw ins is fe'm ef eambling that has fafatesaf9 hem overlooked. hHt t #ili b. looked after he sane as all other forms hereafter.
 E 3aag not make maYision f 3n.} If 9aMbliu4. 'at even ares,"a-siya anchra.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-04
McWADE REFUTES CHARGES
Former Consul General Makes Counter
Charges Of Sensational Nature,

Washington, May 3.-The House
committee on foreign affairs today
listened to Il statement by Former
Consul General at Canton, China. Nc
Wade in reply to the charges made
against him by Third Assistant Sec
rotary of State PIERCE. Affidavits were
presented by Mr.. McWade to show the
unreliable and criminal character of
those who instigated the charges.
The hearing was behind closed doors.
AT the outset Mr.. McWade was given
10 minutes, but his time was extended
to nearly two hours and when he had
concluded members Of the committee
congratulated him on the showing he
had made.
Mr.. McWade made charges of a
sensational nature against Assistant
Secretary Of State PIERCE. 1t is con-
sidered quite probable that Congress
may take up the matter of these
charges at a later day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-04
GARDINER.
CoBBossEEcONTEE TEACHERS
Hold Last Meeting of Season-Pres.
White of Colby Lectures.

The last regular meeting of the Cob
bosseeccntec Teachers Club for the sea :
son was held last evening in the High
school building. and there was a larg,
attendance including many fris n1S in
vited by the members to be present.
Tie feature of the cvering was a lee
ture given by President c. L. White of
Colby College on "Donine and Domi-
nant." President White treated his sub
iect in a most comprehensive manner,
and the lecture was highly entertaining
as we'll as helpful to those Interested in
educational work.
Although this is the first season that
the Colibosseecontce Teachers Club has
been in existence, the organization has
been Extraordinarily successful. It's OBJ
iect to further social and professional
purposes among those connected with the
schools of Gardner. Randolph and Farm
Gngdalc. The meetings have all been we'll
attended. and all members have been &C
tive in carrying on the club work EN-
cellent papers and interesting discussions
have been means of exchanging and de-
vcloping valuable methods and IDEAS and
several social affairs have been enjoyed
The members all anticipate another Sc
res of profitable and enjoyable meetings
neat year. and they probably Will not be
disappointed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-04
STILL MORE STRINGENT.
Newfoundland New FISHING Biu II
Hard on the Americans,

St Johns, N. F., May 3.-The new
foreign fishing vessels bill was intro
duced In the Legislature today by Pre-.
mier Bond. 1t re-enacts last years
measure with several additional
clauses. The first forbids any alien not
so entitled by treaty to fish In colonial
waters, and any vessel having such
fishermen aboard is liable to a fine Of
800 or forfeiture of the vessel. The
second forbids any colonist to fish on
or for any foreign fishing vessel in colo
NAL waters, with penalties as above.
The third additional clause forbids
any colonist to leave the colony for the
purpose of joining any foreign fishing
vessel under penalty of 500 fine. The
fourth forbids any colonist to lend,
hlre or sell any fishing gear to any for
elgn hshing vessel, ors UGH vessel to
borrow, hire or buy such gear, under
penalty Of 500 fine. The fifth fines any
craft 800 which conveys colonists out
SIDE colonial waters to join foreign fish.
ing vessels. The sixth holds all foreign
hshing vessels exercising treaty rights
In colonial waters amenabie to all CO
lonial laws not inconsistent with treaty
rights.
The new sections greatly increase the
stringency of the statute and make IL
impossible for Americans to hire COL
onists to engage in the west coast her.
ring fishery as practiced last winter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-04
STRANGE MISUNDERSTANDING
Causes Abandonment Of Father Sher.
mans March to the Sea.

Atlanta, Ga, May 3.-Rev. Father
Thomas Sherman today abandoned his
trip ever the historic fields which his
father, Gen. Sherman. traversed 40
years ago and with escorting party re-
turned to Fort Oglethorpe early today.
A special messenger with orders from
Gen. Duvall. commanding the depart
ment Of the Gulf. reached Gainesville
at midnight Yesterday from Fort Nc
PEerson. Mail and telegraph orders
were also received by Lieut.. Campbell
commanding the escort sent by Gen
Duvall, stating that on account of the
misapprehension by the Southern poo
pie, the war department ordered the
immediate return Of the party to Fort
Oglethorpe.
The return march was commenced
at o'clock this morning. Father Ster-
man expressed regret as how his mis-
sion should have been misunderstood
and said he was keenly hurt by the
criticisms Of people and press. He de-
clared at first that he would continue
the trip alone, but finally decided to
return with the military escort which
had extended the courtesy of the trip.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-04
A PLEASANT SURPRISE
Given Mrs. Hannah J. Bailey by the
Winthrop w. c. T. U.

The May meeting of the W. G. T..
II was held in the Friends church.
Winthrop Center. Tuesday afternoon.
As If WAS the first meeting since the
return of the president Mrs. Hannah
r Bailey. from California, pleasant
s,rnrisc was planned for her. The
vestry Of the church was transformed
into a drawing room profusely decor
atcd with pottcd plants.
All the exercises partook of wei
oome Home" nature. Solos were Civ
on nv Mrs. Florence Hawkes., accom-
ranied by Mrs Maxfield. Mrs. Charles
cummings with a few we'll chosen
words presented Mrs. Bailey with a
beautiful bouquet of daffodils in be-
half of the union.
poll call was responded to with
ouotations suitable to the nature of
the entertainment. Every superin-
tendent was present with good reports.
After the necessary business was
.-a,sacted a social hour was enjoyed
80 refreshments served. All express
"a themselves delighted to welcome
hone their president. Mrs. Anna KEEL
la,, conducted devotional exercises and
Mrs Clara Mumford presided at the
meeting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-04
FREE ALCOHOL.
Senator Hale Will Not Oppose Bill
Committee to Take Testimony.

Washington, May 2.-Senatorial cham
pions of the free alcohol bill were cheer
ed today by statement from Mr.. Hale OF
Maine that he is not opposed to the legis.
lation, and favors reporting it early from
tie finance committee Senators are be-
ing flooded with petitions from their con-
stituents for the passage of the bill. II
will probably be reported to the Senate
and passed.
Senator Aldrich, chairman of the com
mittee on finance. appointed a sub-com-
mittee today to take testimony on the
free alcohol bill, as follows: Aldrich
Allison, Burrows, Spooner, Hale, Money
and Bailey.
The chairman stated that the commit.
tee would take up the matter immediately
and that as far as he knew, all members
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-04

| To do so was to usurp the power of the
| House and in measure disqTalify sena
| tors from conducting impeachment pro
| ceed!ngs. He admitted that he had fol
| the impeachments of Judge Swayne and
| said that he was sorry he had not beer
| found guilty.
Stating that he understood Bacons in
tention to criticise his course and char.
acterizing the Georgia senator's position
as "squealish,' Tillman asked Bacon if he
believed it an encroachmert upon the
rights of the courts for senator's to ex-
press their opinion.
what he asked. does the senator
from Georgia think of the President $
criticism of Judge Humphreys decision p
Bacon replied that while he had an
opinion on that subject, he did not con
sider the Senate the proper place for its
expression. He declared the people
should be educated to trust rather than
to distrust the public men of the coun-
try.
Tillman said that he had not intended
to censure the entire judiciary, but con-
tended that so long as there were such
men as Mccormick. Pardce and Swayne
on the bench the criticism of individual
members OF the judiciary was justified.
Teller praised the judiciary of the Unit
ed States as the most exemplary known
to the history of the world, but he had
known of many individuals who had de-
'parted from the high standard of the
great body.
Foraker made an argument for court
review and in opposition to the non-sus,
pension provision, contending that the
latter proposition was arbitrary and
should not be embodied in the bill
The Senate adjourned at SIS p. NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-04
THE
Food Cure
Put in the body what
NATURE NEEDS
Find that in
Grape-Nuts
HOW TO BUILD A BODY.

One Of the most important discov-
cries Of late Is the application OF the
right kind Of food to rebuild the lost
substances of the body, thrown OF by
the active, nervous work Of Ameri-
cans.
Careful investigation by experts In
food and diatetics, has brought out the
fact that albumen, which Is contained
In various foods. Is acted upon by
phosphate Of potash, not such an OBJ
tanned in drug stores, but such as Is
found in certain parts OF the field
grains in most minute particles, ar
ranged in Natures laboratory, not
mans.
The parts Of the grains containing
phosphate Of potash is used in the man
ufacture Of Grape-Nuts food, there
fore the active. nervous, pushing
brain-worker can feed the body with
food that goes directly to the rebuild
ing Of the broken-down gray matter in
the brain, solar plexus and nerve CEN
tres all over the body. with the result
that the individual who refreshes and
rebuilds the body with proper material
Of this sort, obtains a definite result,
which he can feel and know Of ana
which is apparent to his friends.
A vigorous brain and nervous syD.
tenn Is Of the greatest Importance to
any business man or brain woskNr.
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A Delightful Reception.

A reception was rendered last evening
To Rev. John r. Clifford. who has lately
assumed the pastorate of the Highland
Averue Methodist church The affair was
held in the vestry. where many members
OF the church and many more, including
several clcrgymcn from other donomina-
lions, gave the new pastor Il hearty vel
cJme. Mr.. Clifford made it plain that he
was AS glad to meet tho people as they
we're to meet him. With such happy spir-
1t of cooperation as wass hown at the
reception. Mr.. Clifford will probably find
1t easy and very pleasant to perform his
duties in Gardiner.
Excellent music by an orchestra and
contributions of an impromptu character
formed very pleasing entertainment
and refreshments were served.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-04
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Fire in the Bradley & Hubbard Manu-
featuring Cos. factory in Hanover street.
Meriden, CT, Thursday caused loss of
$4,000.
DR.. D. H. Mann. grand chief templar
Of the International Order of Good
Templars in New York state. died
Thursday at his home in Brooklyn. He
was born 20 years ago at Delhi, n. Y
John r. Walsh. former president of the
defunct Chicago National Bank of Chica
go. was Thursday held to the federal
grand jury in bonds of $4,000 by United
States Commissioner Foote. The bonds
were at once furnished by Mr.. Walsh.
The United States Trust co. Of New
York Thursday elected Edward l.. Shell
don as its president in place of Lyman ].
Gage resigned. Mr.. Sheldon is a we'll,
known lawyer and has been for many
years the counsel for the corporation.
Major W. T. Bodre a prominent cotton
factor and director of the Commercial
Appeal of Memphis. Tenn, was shot from
ambush and instantly killed by an I'M
known person Thursday night while
walking towards his home. No motive
is known for tho act.
Ambassador Reid and Lieut. Command
er John NJ Gibbons, naval attache Of the
American embassy at London, emphati-
cally deny the allegation cabled to New
York that the plans of the British battle
ship Dreadnought were stolen by an Off
cial of the British admiralty and sold to
the United States.
William T. Hornaday, director Of the
Bronx Geological Garden, is danger
ously ill at his home at New York,
Four surgeons Thursday operated on
Mr.. Hornaday for mastoiditis, an
abscess within the bony prominence
back OF and below the orifice Of the
ear Director Hornaday's case is re-
garded as a most unusual one. II he
gan 10 days ago with tonsiIitis. which
1t is suspected Director Hornaday
caught from the monkey with bad
sore throat which he was treating.
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y number Of subscriptions to the
San Francisco relief fund have been
made on ii list will be published short
~ The churches are to request
special contributors Sunday to add to
the general fund for Hallowell. All
amounts, larg" or small arc welcome