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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-28

Fl cabo Lopez, del puesto de poll
cia de 1sa bella. telegraf6 aver tarde
las @y "a ninutos, que con motive
del tenblor de terra, Ell bracero Pc
dro Gambia, que trabajaba en- la trim =
chera de la Compaflia del ferrocarril
al huir desplom6se una piedra que
hlrlole gravemente en- la cabeza, ade
mas de ocasionarle una fuerte contu-
sion EN- la espalda y otras, leves.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-28

El ssrgento Ortiz, que preStaba
Iservicio en- el Quartet de Policfa In
sular de Ponce, ha sido trasladade i
Humacao
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-28

Sobrc el tcmblor de TERRA sentida
en- la maflana de aver en- toda Ia isla
dice lei Agulla" de Ponce:
"TcmOIor de TERRA. I'm la mahana
d. hoy tuv0 lugar en- esta ciudad una
fuerte conmocl6n sefsmica de bastan-
te duraci0n.
FL fen6mcno c~u56 como es patu-
raj, profunda impression Ell todos los
habitantes"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-28

Ha regresado de 81 excursion a los
kstadOS Unidos ell director del La
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-28

Sin Quebrantos para el rentista
Dirigirse, Fortaleza S, San Juan
P. r.
Don Jose M Carrero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-28

Aver Sc encontraba en- Ponce eI
Official De Ia Cortc de DiStrito de
San Juan, Lcdo. Libertad Torres Y
Grau.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-28
M IA CokTE Oh DlE7RlfO
DgL DISYglYe JUDICIAL Oh SAN JUAN, !. /.
Nsaados Unidos de America,
III Presidente IS.
de los Estados Unidos. }

DECLARACI6N DE DOMINO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-28

ADMINISTRATIONS DE FlNcAs uRBANAs
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-11-17
Sheifff,s Sals.

By virtue OF d certain /. Tit Of execution
issued out OF the County Court OF Clear
Greek county, State OF Colorado, and TO
me directed. whereby am commanded
to make the amount OF certain iua e
meut recently obtained against Edward
o'Neil and MIS-. d. O'Nsil and in favor
OF I.y sic Mason Y Co, a co partnership,
for the sum OF S7Io-45, damages, and ii
favor of Alner; Groussusn and Grouss-
man tor the sum OF sI59.o4, damages,
and also SoS-S accrued costs, and sc-
cfulng costs, | have been commanded to
sell the following described property 10
satisfy said execution, TO wit:
20 gallon CANS fruit; 81 quarts canned
goods; Can laId; 70 pInts canned goods;
10 cans sardIres, ! ) cans hsh, mon aud
oysters, ) sacks seseta bles; about s lbs
coffee; Can sugar, about 50 lbs: box III ac-
afonii box matches, 81 packages shred
ed wheat, lantern, / dining safe; meat
saw; store-toon table. roll paper;
butchers block and cleaver; sausage
grinder; l raisIn pttter, / can syrup,
about 10 lbs. oatmeal l sack corn: fiat
irons, box tools; 1 wash boiler; 10 bake
pans; j starch boxes, ice cream freezer;
a doz. empty jars, 2o-lb. cans lard; as
boxes Taisins mluce meat, corn starch,
and all miscellaneous articles in store
room; steel range; 5 kitchen tables;
coffee grinder; trays, kitchen safe and
dishes, glassware, etc; dish safe and
dishes; coal hod; washing machine;
all Kitchen antensils; l red COW; sna all
Jersey COW; s. chairs, 10 iron bedsteds; -
mattresses; Is bed springs; ), pillows; is
quilts; IA blankets; screen; window
shades; 5 stand covers: folding beds; !,
rockers; l cupboard; cots; bowls;
bedstead, gasoline stove, PAIRS pillow
cases, IS comforts; tables stoves:
towel rack; looking glasses l cuspidor;
4 wash bowls, 81 plants j lace curtains;
pieces hnoieun; sldeboard, 30 pieces
chlnaware; Is pieces glassware; IS pic.
lures IS large spoons; - silver forks;
81 teaspoou;lS silver knivcs;I horrrack: ,
images, electric fan; 3 stands Io napkins;
5 table cloths; dining bell; l tray table
pitchers; flower stand; AZ sheets; IL
spreads. 7 wash stands; 9 rugs; * car
pets; "a curtains; book case; portiere
curtains; centre tables; piano.; piano
stool; sofa, sofa pillows; flower pot;
paper rack; vases, pitchers; soap
dish; Chambers; wooden bedsteads 4
bureaus; J dressers; carpet sweeper /
Singer sewing machine; Columbia
phonograph; 50 phonograph records;
shaving emp; mandolin and 1 slop buck.
ct.
Therefore, according to said command,
l shall expose for sale at public vendue
and sell to the highest and best bidder,
for cash, the above described property,
on Wednesday, the twenty eighth day
OF Novem Der, A. d. 1906, at the hour Of
ten O'Clock a. N. OF said day, At the front
doar OF the Clear Greek House, in the
City OF Idaho Springs, In said County and
STATE.
Dated at Georgetown, Colorado, this
seventeenth day Of November, A. d.
1906.
ANDREW SAMDBERc,
Sheriff of Clear Greek County. Colorado.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-11-17
Timber Land, Act June ), 1873 Notice for
Publication.
usrrfr sTArEs Ls~n OFFICE, ;

Notice is hereby given that in compliance with
the ITuEis tuus q the Art OF congress Of June 3,
lsta. emitted An act Tor The sae OF timber lands
iii the otAies OF "a lfaruiA Oregon, Nevada aud
~ Washington Territory. H extended Ia al th..
Public Land states by ACt Of August l. lss2.
LgriQs Il. solomon. OF Idaho springs, county OF
.eHF treek state toT Territory q Colorado. has
thl> day flied ia THIS 0t5Ce hiss~oru statement No.
o6I, fOr the purchase OF the uws. of MS =, lot
uf section q, and = Of ~ =, or l9ts s and Of
Section b. in tnwrsii}p No. g. :. r No % ",
and viii offer pTpIf to show that the lAud sought
i uIote valuable Tor us timber stone than for
agricultural purposes aud to establish his claim
Jn SAID land before the Register aud Receiver Of
thls office at Denver, Colorado, ca Monday the
- day Of JaHuAry. 1917
lie names a. witness 4 ibert +. Straub. Of Ida
hD springs. Gdio Wesley " CauuRdy. # Idaho
-priHcs, ,flo, John FUch-rt al idaho ~yriI =
GulD.. and Nm. Apsher, Of Idaho springs. Colo
ANY ana ali ptrsans claiming adversely tie
abUS USe-Gesurlbcd lands are requested u tile their
claims in This O!ce on or before said 2lst day Of
Jan 1897.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-11-17
c. d. FORD. Register
Mining Application No. 2I75.
Mineral Survey No. 1884.

Mineral Survey No. I7S44,
L. 5. Land Office. Denver, Colorado.
Nov, II, Ie 8.
Notice is hereby given that, in pur-
suance Of the Act of Congress approved
May 10, 1872, Alfred Ioungberg whose
post office address is Idaho Springs.
Colorado, has made application for pat
ent for fifteen hundred linear feet on the
Jenny Lind No. : lode bearing Silver and
Cold, situated IN Spanish Bar and Idaho,
Mining District. Clear Greek County
Colorado. and described in the plat and
field notes on file IN this office, a. follow 5
viz
Beginsing at Cor No /, whence: the
y. +. Cor. sec. J T. / 5. K. 3 ". OF the
9th. Z. NJ. bearsS So so so" " 5o75. 3ft.
thence West 2I3.o4 It. to Cor. No. Z,
thence y. $50 + 1888. fl, to Cor. No. ),
thence y $50 + 4o9 It. to Cor. No. j
thence East 2or.s2 #. 10 Cor. No s,
thence S. $50 W $40 #. to Cor No. o,
thence S 81 " oS7.2 fl. to Cor. No I the
place OF beginning.
Containing ) 42o acres, expressly ex'
cepting and excluding al conflict with
Surs Nos S43 Christmas lode. 22So Adrie
lode, I77oo Lillian X. lode, 1850 Jenny
Lind No. lode, Io352 Jenny Lind lode,
and 1892 Ogden lode, and forming a
portion OF bdivided T. ). S. r. -
w. OF the 9th Principal Meridian. SAID
location being Recorded In volume So.
page SIS OF the Records of Clear Greek
County, Colorado. Adjoining claimants
Surs. Nos S4S Christmas, 1859 Lillian
X, 1850 Jenny Lind No /, I7I92 og-
den and I65s2 Jenny Lind lodes,
CD. FORD. Register.
First pub. Nov. Il, 1906.
Last pub. Ian. 70, 1907.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-11-17

The Denver papers this week have
been furnished with small sensation in
the form OF a postponed wedding. The
groom, Donald X. Mitchell, Of Casey H.,
was taken SICK and his bride-to-be,
was worried and hearth broke over his
failure to arrive at the time set for the
ceremony. The young lady is dsugh
ter of Samuel W Miller, who is the
moving spirit of the Orinocco tunnel
properly on Alps mountain. and IS a
SISTER OF Chas. Miller OF this city.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-11-17

Arcticles Of incorporation were filed
with the Secretary Of State yesterday
for the Idaho Strings Masonic Temple
association with capitalization of
$4,000. The incorporates are: Fred
d. Wiley, R r. Graham, J. J. Sherwin.
W. G. Arkills sad W. l.. Bush.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-11-17

menus in your own handwriting. 1t looks bad.
re1eeis on your standing, makes people think you
can afford stenographer, and IS sornew hat am
biguous.
lou can write out your letters-make out an
ahSiraet-nIl In an insurance poticy--eDter your
neuu--oE do any kind of writing you need on
any kind, size or thickness OF paper, and space
aIy way you want to.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-11-17

Following are the delegates appointed
to attend the Congress as representa-
lives OF the Idaho Springs Chamber of
Commerce: John G., Roberts, E NJ
Moscript, II. l.. Roberts, W l.. Bush ard
{. Birklns
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-11-17

+. A. Miller returned from
Denver visit on the Thursday
evening train.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-11-17
a Ne1p Rair-raiser
for Bald Heads.

Especially low winter tourist
rates to points in the South and
Southeast via Colorado & South
ern Ry. Write to T. T.. Fisher,
C. 2. 4. Denver.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-11-17

Geo. W. Rose and k. b. Chatfe|d, OF
Denver, were IN the city Yesterday IN
specting the Bradley-Re mines in
Spring gulch.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-11-17
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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-11-17

Brostrom. the clothier, Is now
nicely quartered in his new store
room in the Hanchett block.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-11-17

Write for illustrated booklet
descriptive OF this superb winter
resort. Very low rates via Colo
rado and Southern Ry.
I. L. FISHER.
General Passenger Agent, Denver.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-11-17

FeR RENT-UnfurAlshed rooms Over
Rodda's store. Inquire at l43o Colorado
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-11-17
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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-11-17

For REST-A good barn. Ap-
ply at Leuders saloon.
The Crittenden record., 1906-03-23

Mcyrrbrrr was 30 nervous nnd "hdg'
ETY." al,out his works thnt when they
wcrc in course ~ preparation or ~
hrlr,ll or performance be- never gave
h.m rlf or any one else concerned a
moments peace uf mind lie was con.
santly making changes or alterations
In thr score aud wuull sometimes write
pt.agc ,u thrr or four different cob.
ouyl Inks lu oulrr 10 try The different
effects uul then could not make up his
m.ud which was the bcst tie worried
over bis opyO "I'Arr.caiuc' so long,
delaying. r'touchIug aud polishing
even while Il was In rehearsal, that the
ser Imposed labor made him lr, aud
hc lIcl before the nrst public perform
nurp
The Crittenden record., 1906-03-23
Ncrps ChamhCrlaln's In Ills House.

I'VE would not be withou, Chamber.
hin's Cough Remedy lt Is kept on
hand icontnually in our homc," says
W. W. Kearney. editor Of the lnde'
pendent. Lowry City. Mo. That Is
lust what every family should do.
when kept at hand ready for instant
use. cold may be checked at the out.
set and cured in much less tine than
after Il has become settled In the sys'
TEN. THIS remedy is also without a
pcU for Group in children, and will
prevent the attack when given as soon
as the child becomes hoarsc, or even
after the croupy cough appears, which
can only be done when the remedy Is
kept at hand. Fer sale BY Haynes a
Taylor
The Crittenden record., 1906-03-23
Ito be eontinuej.l
titn,ioa taste.

titndoo caste.
The four grades ~ society among the
Iiudo1, urc the Rrahmaus, or saccr.
doill class. who are said nt the mo
mcut ~ creation 60 have issued from
the mouth ~ Brahma; the Kshatrya,
or Chuttscc. or military class, sprung
from the nrm ~ Rrahma. the Nalsya,
or RMS. or mercantile class. from the
ihIrh ~ Unhma. and Sudras. or 500
dcr,. or scryllc class. from the foot ot
Rrahma. The business ~ the Sudras
Il % serve the three superior classes.
more especially the Brahmans. Their
condition ls never IN be improved, they
arr not TO accumulate property and
are unable by any means 20 approach
the dignity " the higher classes. These
divisions are hereditary. impassablc
and mdcfcasihlc
The Crittenden record., 1906-03-23
Dramatic whI.ker..

The name "Whiskcu" Is applied 10
fcahsry crystals which gather upon
the outside NJ the wrapping ~ frozen
tyunml,c The "whlskcrs" ARE more
Irritable" than dynamite itself A
case is ON rcroul where sticks of dyua.
mite had brcn thawcd out In hot wa.
ter aud the can u hot water In which
Il was Gone left In the blacksmith shop
without being cmptlci u the residual
scum ~ ricasc aud whiskcrs The first
blow of the blacksmllh's hammer ON a
nearby anvil was sufficient TO set off
the whlskcrs by concusslon. The can
was blown I, pieces, but fortunately no
Que was hurt.
The Crittenden record., 1906-03-23
The Great lone,

Jones. the grvnt lol cS without whom
Il woe generally sg--"i that Gentry
willie must have gone Into eclipse but
Will whom and through whom u was
somehow o. hcromr % sur, NJ mcirupol.
Itan crossroads Jones wHl Ahc's friend
sni neut"r frum the moment u thclr
acquaintance Abe is even said 10 have
clrkcd Cor him thft j.. be- packed
and unplckcl boxes ranged goods on
the shelves. drew the liquids la the
crlhr or exhibited the stone anl earth
cuwarc 10 purchaser, but In bis scrv'
icc be- was never promoted 10 keeping
accounts or even 10 selling the liner
gods acruss the counter
Uut Mr. Jones was very fond of his
clerk enjoyed bis company apprc
cIatrl bis humor aud predicted some.
thing great for him. A be- did not
doubt that Abe would one day be- a
man II considerable Influence be- took
pains 10 give him curr-rt Views of The
nature " American institutions An
arlrul Jack son man himself hc impart'
cd to Abe the true faith. as delivered
by that great democratic apostle, and
| the traces ~ this teaching wcr never
wholly cnaccd from Me-. Llncoln''
| mind
While De- remained NJ Gcntryyllc hli
politics accorded with Mr. Jones. aud
even after he had turned whIg In llll
nuIs. John ilanNs tells M that h'
wanted 10 whip q mau Tor traducins
Jackson. Tie was an eager reader o
newspapers Whenever he could rr
them. and Mr.. Jones carefully put Int
hls hands the kind he Thought raw
youth should have HUT Abc's appetite
was not Z, hc satisfied by what Mr.
Jones' supplied. aud he frequently bor
rowci others from Uncle Wood. VIII
lived nh,ut mile from the Llncoli
The Crittenden record., 1906-03-23

AHH r,uA ,sE Eia =&s ~ gis ANS
tying dead ur lusanshlc hi The side ~
, mud puddle They rollc, the sleeper
over anl found Ia him nn oil and quite
respectable acquaintance hopelcssly
drunk All efforts failed 10 rouse him
TO any cNcrtiou on his own behalf
Ahcs companions were disposed 90
let him llr in the bel be had made Tor
himself. hut. ~ the night was cold und
drrary. hc must have frozen 10 death
had this inhumau proposition been
equally agreeable 20 every body pres.
snt TO Abe Il seemed utterly Dou
The Crittenden record., 1906-03-23
l1r Life
hrrent.

bwer that gives you
A motion is the nerve
NERVE fluid, located in
se cells OF the brain,
ID out through the
! the various organs.
i are tired, nervous,
. cannot sleep; have
\, feel stuny, dull and
BIZ, or have neuralgia,
Ism. backache, peri
bins, Indigestion, dys-
Itomach trouble, or the
land liver are inactive.
k-currcnt Is weak.
|producing fuel is need
ething TO increase nerve
Strengthen the nerves.
Iiles Restorative Ner-
|the fuel you need. IL
! nerves, produces nerve
nd restores vitality.
In hsrbn taking Dr. Mn>S
u y wine uul Anti fain
'na r.HIHpd 10 my bed !
x nr 1.- rp,lls. the fcsuli
h. illness with malaria. l
gov 90 wax that WIS
tt up. The spells would
uIih cold chllls and |
tome weak and almost help.
,.rcUi ton wHa poor !
bid rsht along but grew
IrI weaker. The hersino
.fr.H HfhU1 mo rIEht -
I r. .aiI.n was lettCr. ] have
I'D r.Ncn haiura u TIE
trIIfi tTfirrlY vell'
n WEAVER silafia. In.
Il-s' E-rylne Is tol1 hY your
sho v cuaran TT the
l. vii b ne l. N u f1iit. ne
- your money
,eGiccl Co.. Elkhart. Ind
The Crittenden record., 1906-03-23
Invariably vulgar.


At an early age be began TO attend
the preachings roundabout. but prln-
clpally ut the Pigeon Creek church.
with view TO catching whatever
might be ludlcrous In the preachers air
or matter and making II the subject Of
mlmlcry as soon ns he could collect nn
audience of idle boys and men 10 hear
him. A pious stranger, passing that
way on Sunday morning. was invited
TO preach for the Pigeon Creek congrc.
CATION but he banged the bonrds Of the
old pulpit aud beloved and groanc1 80
wonderfully that Abe could hardly con.
tain his mirlh.
This memorable sermon was great
fayorlte with him. aud he frequently
reproduced II with nasal tones. rolling
eyes aud all manner Of droll nggrnya.
tons. TO the great delight of Nat GrIgs
by and the wild fellows whom Nat was
able 90 assemble None that heard him
not even nat himself, who was any
thing but dull. was ever able 10 show
wherein Abe's absurd version really de
parted from the original
The Importance of Countrywide as q
center of business soon began 10 pos
scss the lmngInntions ~ the dwcl.cr'
| between the two Pigeon creeks Why
might Il not be a great place of trade
Nr Gentry was most generous pa
tron. 4, was adynnllgenusly situate,
where two roads crossed. Il ALREADY
had a blacksmith's shop grocery an,
store
Dennis Hanks. John Johnston. Al,
aud the other boys IN the noIghbor
hood loltcrcd much about the store. M
grocery and the blacksmlih's shop q
GcntryvIIlr Dennis lnrcuuously r.
marks. sometimes we spent littl
time at wug. pushing weights. wrc.
Ting. telling stories" Tie time tha
Abe spent nc grog" wat iu truth,
little time" lie never liked arden
spirit, AZ any period or hls HE. but b
all take his dram ls others did.
lie WIS natural politician. iutcnsel
ambitious and anXluus to be- popuIal
Tor this reason aud this alone he dram
With his fricnds. although very temper
atrly. n be- could hau avoidcd u viii
out giving oncnsc be- would gladly hay
done so. But be coveted the upplaus
OF bis pot companions aud, because b
could not grt it othrrv isr, made a fair
) prcicn.c OF enjoying h.s liquor a. The
/ dld. The people" drank. and Abe wa
, alwuys fpr doing whatever the PEE
, pie" did al bis lie De- held that wha
! socycr was popular the habit OF ID
sentiment of the mus-cs could not !
. essentially wrong iut although
o whisky lug was Kept n every ordiuI
: rlly respectable boa .ehold. Abe ucy'
+ tasted u az hume ilA sirpmoth'
: thought be- carried bis temperance
! extremes
The Crittenden record., 1906-03-23
.nuci from Second PageJ

b.. beard In the solitude Of
j the forest. II awakcus a feel
Gprnlllious horror Tat chllls
j ~ the lru,cst
IpIy ahuTt Abe msde hunting
j us business llis father and
lI.uEt doubtless r,gIic,i Ale
d. with wonderful stories of
u lul pmwcss. bat hc was no
D m-,li aui did not care TO
u ls true thHt when a mere
D Ilc a fuiunntc shot al a
uI turkeys through q crack
y % of ihe half faced cabin"
i vHu grown up be- went fur
\ asHual.y with Richardson or
j t,r l..bs with 1uruham. hui
~ hearty sportsman he ue,ci
The Crittenden record., 1906-03-23
Lincoln as Good Samanlan.

Abe aud Dave Tumham had one day
been tlIraShng wheat probably for
Turnhams father and concluded 10
spend tlc evening at GcntryyIllc They
fingered there until late In the night.
when. vending their way along the
road toward LIncoln's cabin. they
esp.el something resembling a man
The Crittenden record., 1906-03-23

Subscribe for the Record. only 81.
The Crittenden record., 1906-03-23
Ale A a Wrestler.

Ale as q Wfeslef.
hct.oi on this VIA border. u
solitary. uasoriabic way "
ID time which uHl not suit hls
aud. b,.ncs, 10 required more
j thlu be- was Willing 60 make
I due compensation. it could uui
j tlai Nle was lndoicnt. fur he
\ H.... active. about every
lr mldc up his mind o. do.
wis yry quick, aud. when he
sIarIrut otieUt iu view, he
uui uu Dis 'nug. muscular legs.
s b.s lvuy arms uz De moved
loo au energy that put miles be-
\ b. brfnrr % lazy fellow iikc Den
j inks ~ John Johnston could
D. hIs mlud % start Hut when
thlt De- bad time to spare be-
D. O. give u to reading ur 90
ul N the two he would take
i.r provided be- could lnd pcr
had something new ur racy 10
! lr ukri excessively % hear his
.c when it was promoting fun
! ,ll Fellowship. but he was also
mrr aud attentive listener.
was entirely ton "st.ll" an o.
u Or him
unrr " rustic sports wcrv In
Among the rlg''n Greek boys
especially formidable us n
anil from about iS-s onward
v1s uo man FAR or uwr that
match. "Cat." throw
mail. hopping" and -four
hull pen" vrv likewise athletic
n high honor
nrts " frollcs aud all kinds II
gatherings, whether for work
rmvut possessed Irresistible at'
fnr Abe lie lnvc,l 10 see and
u io make sport aud n enjoy u
1 most Important part ~ bis c'l
ihlt De- glt ut the corn shurk
'0u lpg rullInrs. the shooting
'r Hul the rny aud jolly wcl
\ "' i0rc early border times III
m wI. mau or boy within Wiz.
uh' had rlruiug enough q
iHr literature for such occa
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... p rurr ur ,oWmrmrrut'
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4" 'H .iuus by some ,mre bu
Hmpm from hls Uru
90 w1y hr would uH SUITE
H Ir susficl with lnpuuity
Nr Vrrc gIv Vhu '.d MT vn
"f they U .hi ,Iu,,U, ih,u
Nfl nong the subjects ~ u
Nn rToIvrl spmc very polutc
h1t his presence was nn
lc WAS among the drst an
OF 90 the uclghhurllpd rout.
"mn h.s tall angular rgurc WI
towering among the hunting shirt
considered due notice that III
"as about IN commence.
Crawford, Bluo Nose.
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|"l mndc things lively wherever 1
], aud u Cmwfoul's blue muse hal
I0l - have hcrn rarrlcl 10 the n
'F u quickly subsidized un bis u
Al 'nio sume obscure Cuyurr. Tor q
llhcahlc "l.lnkcrn" was apt In NAL
'hr subject of n Jest that would NJ
company In n roar. Hut when
ny was made up aud Abe left ou
sometimes happened through the I
'''r " Crawford. he -nlke,l, fnmc
mad. nurscd his anger Into RAJ
'hen hroke out In songs or chro
which were frequently very b
sometimes paaaably humorous ai