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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-27

SanGranttseo. "a. SIpril.
Cine Der grauenbaitehen Ssenen
tpielte Rd beute NlOreen nuf benz
9slesrapb SiG. benz &uiiinn SiG uub
benz gsuroufer 6er Huht entlang nb.
DOrt tunnte mau sanSs SHaaren nb.
Uemapertsr, nabesu uerbuuaerter
punoe bemerIen. ME ie Tbeile BON
neui&Ii&eu 9ei4eu per;ebrten.
Ron fanb Oieie 1biere an ben balb
ourdb Irdmmer uuo S@utt beernbe'
men 9eiGen naeen, uno mo- iidl nur
Elm Grm OOer Elm SUB seiate, bn uer'
iuhten bic Sunbe, bic 9eihe uul-
tenbs aus benz G@utt su aerren.
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beuben Offi5ier i'm Ntlitdr' Oifriit
an ber @oferfront eemeloet uno es
wurbe iOfurt cine Gbtbeiluns Ra-
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ben wubl l40 Sunbe set6bet, bic iiH
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peruh anee3oeen, aneeiamnreIt bat'
ten. Sc tuurben iofurt 9eute In ben
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buIe lab i'd, Uie Orsi 8srionen Dor
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oenieIben Seiebl. Rad iursen
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8Olisifteu nisber.~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-27

Ten oennuenoer xlab nprbnn0en IN.
Hus Dsbeu, lltab, ruirb berihtet:
pier laneten 644 5lRftIinee aus
San 6rancieeu an, bic auf 6Fentlite
untoften eeu6brt unb beberberpt
merben. Inter beuielben beiinbet
iif cine 6rau SOa Reeb, bic ben
Herfano UsrlUreu bat. 9as Reiie.
5tet ber Dame mar @auerlp, Soma.
sic muBte, neil Ia Eobintt perful.
len, TN StdOtiidbeH Geidnenis IN.
teraebradt tuerOen. SIR 10 sabre
alter SObH tutrb bon 9amen bes
ecipital Gumttes perpFeet. Rau.
DE Der Gnibmmlinpe fIaHteten Fdj,
utne fi& Belt Su nebmen. quite auf'
suieben Ober R6de ausuSiehen. 8iele
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&eiiestel bic Stabt Chicago.
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Stmera, itebt bic unn3e gtatiDn pOr
Der @rbbeben'3 '3utoarUpbe. bic in Elm
pnnr tur3en Gupen6li6en San 5ran.
cisco, Dte berrLihe, lebsnsirobe
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Stdtte Oes Srobes usrpanbelte.
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rem GbnrleStuu In Sao Gnrolinn
tbcilweiie In Grammer Ispte, iDmis
bic 8erit6runs uUn @nlpefun burt
cine SprinpfEnab Dsri@minbsn nsbsu
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Do Der gsrfebr .ub bic Snbufril
Oer seritbrtsn 9tnOt nuf @Ohsn uni
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tuiirbe bittere ROtb In EauienOen uni
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minber prdbliHen anldHen beuieieu
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pfIiht Oer RnttOnl Sober trnpe lei
S&erflein bel, Oanit bic seidblnos
nan @anben eebieIt tuerben unb psu
es 2eben aus ben @uinen bliibe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-27
fur Sd,asmeilter.

5iir Sdasmeiiter.
apir HuO srmahIist
Sohu s. Sduer
oIs GouOtoat tar gouutp s6asm,iit.r orsussta,n
Der Gnti9touus Der rspubliiuHii&en VuHarpabl
Anttrworfeu.
mir FuO ,rRd&Hst
Wlnl &nieihe
ah ganbiSat fir County S&okm.iItsr uusuSeis,H.
Der gHii@dbun9 Der rtpnblilaNtintH Hrlmarpaoi
nntgrworten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-27

Die eiienbnbu'8 '8eb6rben eriudeH
nIIe 9eute, rueI6e andb Son 5rancis.
co gu tUmmeu beubiiGtiaen. pOrldu.
fig oauCn ub3uaeben. oa mon iie niGt
1ulnifeu tueroe, ustt lusOer in Son
5rouciscO nod In benn4barten Stab.
ten senageuoer 8las pUrbuuOen ia.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-27

9as S&eubIitbRe aber mslOet
Bm. Vines, Osr bier aaTaifis il unO
iit sur 8eitOer aataRrOpbe In gaa
5ranciscO beinnb. .Rdtrenb Ia bic
StrOssn sntlauO oine, iapte sr, lab
ID, Ons pisIe BeriOnen erldOlIeu
tuurOsu. Gin aRnnu ersablte Oer
sOIOoten, Oub stns sei&s bic Ietner
Rutter iei anb man eeanttete Ibm,
an Oieielbe beron sn ssbeu. an,
IaeiuenO pom e6msrs nbermaliIat
luurf er Itdl Hber bic aei4e. Gir
SuIOut bemerite ober, Oab &c berIst,
ben Ous DIR abbi6, nm ii@ Des Hin,
nraut-C Cbrriuaes ~ bsmd6lIssu. Sc,
sDIhuG IdOs ihn nieber nnb ma,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-27
Eetr Fnb .rm62tiSt
NerolnanO @leb

hfsiGanbbot Iar Oas amt bss Circuit Glsrts bon
BoStonabe COUNTY auiude9en. Der VntinttonHg otr
pabl,loutimtn Drtmarp6hI uutsrtporitu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-27
&anOiOatell An5etgen.
Sur Circuit GIsrf.
Tetr fuS ,rmaatist:
gpm. &. GlItS

ais gonbibdt fhr has Nmt bts Circuit GlertS boT
iBustoud0e gorutp anbulei9sn, osr gnti@ebpug bel
irtpubliIonti1su WrtmarpohI unternorsn.t
The Washington times., 1906-01-05
EXPLOSION SINKS
BLOCKADE RUNNER
French Steamer Carlisle
Lost in Asiatic Waters.
SEVERAL SAILORS MISSING
Crew Won Fame for Craft During
the Russo Japanese
War.
SEVERAL SAILORS MISSING

CARDIFF. Wales. Jan. "a message
received today from Saigon. French
Cochin-China. says that the steamer
Carlisle blew up yesterday as the result
of a IRE on the vessel. The accident
happened on the Saigon river. Several
members of the crew are missing. and
others are reported as injured.
The Carlisle was the most intrepid
blockade runner in service during the
recent war between Japan and Russia.
She started for Port Arthur carrying a
cargo Of ammunition valued at GI.-
000. 900.
Finding that Port Arthur had capitu-
lated on her arrival there. the steamer
turned back TO open sea. She lost her
propeller blades and drifted about for
two months. She reftted at Manila and
tried TO join Admiral Rogestvensky' :
fleet, but missed the Russian com
mander
Since that time the steamer has been
lying at Saigon. the captain declining 10
deliver the cargo tC Russian agents
there owing 10 the non-p payment Of char
ter charges.
The Washington times., 1906-01-05
TEETH WE'RE HIS.
ONLY BANK ROLL LEFT
New Yorker Knocked Out Valuable Moas to Supply Need
of Self and Wife When They Got
Stranded in Denver.

DENVER, Colo. Jan. 5--"When En-
anuel Williams went broke" he Knocked
out his gold teeth and sold them to
raise money with which to provide the
necessities of life for himself and his
wife
This remarkable statement is made by
Oliver Tuft. agent of the Humane Soc
iety, who found the couple in Larimer
street rooming house. the wife wasted
as the result Of a surgical operation,
the husband, formerly a prosperous
New York broker. almost unable 10
move from iniammatory rheuma ism
Three months ago they arrived irJm
The Washington times., 1906-01-05
NEW INDICTMENT FOUND
AGAINST VIM. CRAWFORD

The grand jury has reported a new
Indictment against William G. Crawford,
charging hun with presenting false
vouchers in the Postoffice Department.
The new bill is a substitute for the in
dictment upon which Crawford was
recently tried and convicted, and upon
which Justice Wright granted his motion
in arrest Of judgment
Crawford was in court today In an
swer 70 the new indictment. and on
motion OF District Attorney Baker. JUS
tice Gould directed that the accused be
released on his personal bond. In max
ing the request Nj. Baker explained to
the court that Crawford is now under
sl0,000 bond awaiting the result of his
appeal in the conspiracy case in which
he was recently convicted
The new Indictment against Craw-
ford does not mean that ne Will be i'm
mediuteIy called 70 trial 10 answer the
charge against him.
The Washington times., 1906-01-05
BOY SEVERELY BURNED
IN EXPLOSION OF PAINT
Edward Grant Injured in Fire on
Grounds of Agricultural
Department.

Eight barrels Of waterproof pa;at ex-
ploded in a storehouse on the Agricul-
turaI Department grounds about 9.f5
o'clock this morning, causing nre which
resulted in a loss OF about $500. Edward
Grant, fifteen years old, Of Brightwood,
was severely burned about the hands
and face.
The lad was dipping bucket Of paint
from one OF the barrels at the time the
hrst explosion occurred.
This morning about $40 O'Clock Ed
ward Grant was sent into the shed 70
dip out a bucket OF the paint Soon
after a terrihc explosion was heard. A
moment later the boy was blown
through the door. and screamed for as
sistance Before lie could scramble 70
his feet there were seven other eXplO-
sions. and the roaring flames burst
through the roof.
The youngster was found lying on the
The Washington times., 1906-01-05
WALC0TT ADVISES CUT
I'M COSTLY ILLUSTRATIONS

Directoc Wolc0tt. Chief Of the Bureau
of Geological Survey. concluded MS tes-
llmony before the Joint Committee on
Printing last night. While the exact
matter OF his statements were not given
out. it is said that on the whole ne
explained 10 the committee where a
saving on the printing expense item Oh
the bureau could be effected.
One OF the statements he made is un-
derstood to have a bearing upon the
elimination OF much of the illustrations
OF the literature sent out from the bu-
reau. The abolition OF much OF what ne
contended may be classed as hatf-tohes
and other high-pTiced cuts would save
% the Government many thousand dol
lars annually.
The committee will take up the print
ing Of the Department OF AgrlcuituEc =
next week The first meeting viii DC
held probably Monday morning.
The Washington times., 1906-01-05

San Francisco, and in a few days their
money had all been spent for medicines.
1t was only lately that Williams sold
out his New York business, went TO the
Pacific coast, backed the ponies at oak
land. and lost ali his money. When he
found himself penniless IN Denver he
secured a hammer and chiseI, stood in
front of a small mirror and hammered
out some gold bridge work Oh his teeth,
selling il for q paltry sum He con-
tinued this personal torture until all the
gold had been knocked or dug out. and
his mouth is now a mass of wounds
He said ne believed 1t his duty TO his
wife TO infiIct this punishment rather
than apply for charity to people he did
tnot know.
The Washington times., 1906-01-05
SWALLOWS NUT WHOLE,
THEN CHOKES TO DEATH
Child Dies in Awful Agony After
Operation Had Failed TO Re
lieve Her.

BALTIMORE, Nd. Jan. 5.-MaTgaret
Kemp. the one-year-Old daughter of Bir.
ana Mrs. Clarence Kemp. of Mt Wash
ington. died in terrible agony here at
the City Hospital by choking as the
result of swallowing d nut while play
ing with some other children,
The child mad been taken TO the hos
pital 10 have an operation performed to
remove the nut which had lodged in
its Windpipe, but before il could be done
she died.
The girl was playing with some nuts
and accidentally swallowed one OF them
DR. G. H. Beetem was promptly SUM
m0ned and did all he could 10 fcrce II
cut of the Windpipe, but was unable TO
do so. lie then decided that an opera
tion was necessary 10 remove the nut.
and the child was hurriedly taken 10
the hospital
The Washington times., 1906-01-05
MUSEUM WOULD COMPETE
WITH JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER

LONDON. Jan. 5-The British Mu-
scum has been informed that John D.
Rockefeller has sent agents 10 Egypt
with instructions TO buy antiques that
are worth buying, 10 be presented TO
some American educational institution
or museum. The matter has been re-
ferred 10 the government by the au-
thorlues OF the museum, with request
that steps be taken TO secure valuable
Egyptian relies in Great Britain.
The Washington times., 1906-01-05

grass near the burning structure, and
was hurried to the Emergency Hospital
by Policemen Cook and Simpson. Of the
patrol service
His face was blistered from forehead
TO chin His eyelashes and eyebrows
were singed on as was a large portion
Of his hair. which stuck out from be
meath the edges of his cap. Physicians
ar the hospital do not think his condi-
ton is serious.
The Washington times., 1906-01-05
THE ROOSEVELT BOOM
HAS REACHED THE SOUTH

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 5.-The Roose-
Welt boom has finally struck Mississippi
The passage of resolutions commenda-
tory OF the President by a number of the
largest camps of Confederate veterans
in the State has been followed by a
number OF public expressions of good
feeling in the present session of the
Mississippi Legislature. These express
sions in both instances have been
brought forth by the recognition which
Mr.. Roosevelt has given the Confederat te
soldiers in his Southern appointments
The Washington times., 1906-01-05
RIVAL FORCES.

Ioy the opera.
why, the papers say that all the
singers were in very good voice.
True, bat SO were the people in the
boxes. Louis vile Courier Journal
The Washington times., 1906-01-05
IN AQUA APPENDICITIS.

Appendicitis is, by statistics. shown 10
be far more prevalent among teetotalers
than among moderate users OF alcohol,
of the appendix BY excessive mineral
lzation. We Of the old school drink cur
bottle Of Medoc when dining, with the
result that we are gay and well free
from appen6icitis.-L'Ev Evenements Paris
The Washington times., 1906-01-05
ENGLIsHMAN CATCHES ON.

EnFlishman Gin letter from ChIea-
lol: You are constantly reminded 10
make haste. and on all the shop doors
oLe can see the word Push. This Is
one of their methods, etc. Chicago
Record Herald
The Washington times., 1906-01-05
SENATORIAL HAZING
EXPLAINED.

How is that flying machine company
that you organized getting along
It's gone up
How was that
The machine wouldn't go up-"-Hous
ton Post
The Washington times., 1906-01-05
Walking Skirts

A splendid lot of fine quality
Walking SkirtS-reduced in price be-
cause we are adjusting stocks.
Materials are BroadclothS, Thi-
bets, Serges, and VicunaS, in blue,
brown and gray. Fashionable mod
els, including pleated effects, circular
cores and full circular styles. Re
mainderS Of lines sold up to S8.o8
offered for quick clearance at S3.o8.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-19
RUSSIAN cHuRcHEs.

II there ever should be an invasion
Of Russia by the little yellow man
OF the east the first treasure houses
to be sacked would probably be the
churches. The Russian cathedrais
are fairly incrnsted with precious
gems. The dome OF 81. Isaac's cath
edral in st. Petersburg Ia covered
with copper. overlaid with pure gold.
s25o,0 900 worth Of gold was used for
this purpose. In the cathedral OF the
Kasan there Ia q cloud Of beaten
gold above the doors Of solid silver
twenty feet high. In the cloud OF
gold appears the name of the Diety.
t~nfbiazoned In diamonds. This
church also contains a picture OF the
Virgin Mary incrusted with gold and
jewels to the value OF $4,000. In
the cathedral Of the Assumption, To-
Gated inside the Kremlin, Is the most
sacred picture In all Russia, the vir-
gin Of vladimar. painted by 81. Luke
and adorned with Jewels valued at
s225. 900. W
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-19
HATuRE's P~RopioALlrX.

II not Nature lavish-is she not
always prodigall ID not her nerve
tension forever at It's utmost! Tx
trayagance Is employed In the deep
est sense. 80 true III this that the
poet, the painter and the thinker
long for some nc expression Of her
prodigality. The storm In the Rock.
les. or the restless sighings Of the
ocean; the gathering storm cloud
across whose bosom is drawn the
forked tongue Of fire; the marshal.
Ing 81 the planets as they move In
noiseless grsndeur; the awful con.
seriousness that beyond the stars
swep vast consultations on whose
domain no human eye shall ever rest:
the flower Of the field. the bird OF
the MIR, the throbbing or the sea, the
royalty OF earth. the i~nexpressible
grandeur Of Nature-these are Gods
contributions TO make us happy
Surely
Earth's crammed with heaven,
And every common bush afire with
God.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-19
TEACHING THE sRIroNs.

American building methods are
making great Roadway In London. Al
q recent meeting OF the Royal Insti-
tute m Builders II was grudgingly
admitted that conditions which bred
the ~skyscraper In Am rican cities
We're equally potent iii London. and
the English architects and builders
must soon begin TO mo.ye with the
times and take advantage OF all iii.
proved methods.
The relative merits Of British and
American building method id sub
ject which has been warmly dis
cnssed ever since Geo = Westtngs
house upset al preconcJ ved notions
by the record made in NE erection
"a his Birmingham plant. L&bogShas
not yet forgiven the Westinghouse
people for ID cir demonstration that
American bril- .klayers and other build,
ing trade w0 rkers can do about twice
e. much IS / hey normally allow under
the rules Of the British trade unions.
London " having q chance to see
American methods applied to every
day Jobs ! well a. to rush work. In
the cons truction Of the Cockspur
building and the magnificent Ritz
hotel. = mericans have erected the
steel I'm me and are supplying the hol-
low tho fire-proof partitions and the
tile pro lection for the steel. Even
the hsr DWARF fittings and the eleya.
tors = me from American manufac'
turerx
To- Ritz hotel u making 4 great
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-19

impression upon the British public
and since liz erection the steel frame
and terra Gotta building has been
steadily gaining favor In London
The Baltimore fire had destroyed
faiih In plaster and cement building
partitions 10 that when the British
fire prevention committee reported
- favorably on hollow tile floor con.
strueiion and steel protection, this
form Of construction received Q big
boom.
The recent collapse Of the charing
Cross railway station has farther en-
phasized the need Of protecting steel
frames. and " o. likely that for this
purpose the burat clay fireproofing
.ys'e@ ~ = hyse'y used he'saf'
The 4cniflcant Net 10. that. In con.
yersinss ancient London into q mod.
m city, change that Is going on
with astonishing rapidity-Americsn
methods and American materials are
being adopted 10 an extent that. q
few years ago. would have been
thought impossibls.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-19

IL shx kszs "a fsrsstsss ssczsss -
NJ - assxs4nF2
Ascl i $40 = fhe sssi<1< sbos
lE.e snusaaAzs "a Hslnx . ss<fst@fs :
salary u ylybss ! ye&T AHd sa<Sssts
g11f iaslsse I'm tE<sp<fienosa
suasA d. secured s1 i small SALARY.
re sfssee of Eke icxdlnx y.
sasksrs ID ihx uElssd ssAies Ge
xx4ansg sAis paxnL They hare con
seed iEs board u directors. u tAsy
Visa rhe mcseanent kefe q sseceed.
L. slxrt sifh Tho s1lssi m2n TIT
|esn ee secured The directors hzss
ssa fortunate enoash % ecnfe .
ngss class man wh0 can conduit
DsA the sscrel1rys and ne physiesi
alsxxaors departments. IhRs sxsiaE
Ill.en she e1penss u N sztrz :
ms fzel 10 sdssrted u that the cits
superintendent u schools Ests oals
sixce : sezr. and The principal q
the High school only % . month
III happens that Dosh u these officials
are directors of me Z. n c. A and
thai one u them made tbs motion
Ard the other seconded I that the
secretary BE- empioyed II : salary
of sI.soo.
re writer 81 the article III quss
ton talks much about having given
his nsonsy for the support Of The
". n, C. A II goes without saying
that he has given sery little and
thai bcgrudgingis. What Of these d.
reetors whom he eriticlxes % UNI
~sparingiy and accuses u selfish mo
fiyesg They have given freely II their
time and energy. and they have CIV
On u their money Al well.
More than si.soo. the directors
alone have paid for carrying on the
work III the r. NO. G A. In add
tion they have contributed towards
tho furnishing II the rooms. They
have done almost all the work of
raising subscriptions. The prest
dent. who N now spending his time
and his money In the interest OF the
community. has contributed $500 Of
mis- own money. IN furnishing TWO
rooms and has secured contributions
amounting 10 several thousand dol.
lars from outside the city.
There Ii much : more ilInatured
In the article. but n II not
worthy III attention. II the editor Of
paper wer az the helm he would
certainly decline 10 takc amy
Of the chatter Of the sort OF
creature who chooses to express him.
self anonymously through the med.
~ q scurrilons sheet rather than
y make his obJections to the board
Itself u Il likely too that the board
81 din tors which has been attacked
Will declare that the spirit Of this
article u not III accordance with that
nth the uish 10 inculcate through
ORE ktion they represent.
y, II The Or incur
ring ~I>pasursf q the director.
49, ~ lnlling down from head.
tors. those who have the TEN
privilege Of using the editor
ial we rciterats tho statements
made hsrein and ch'llengc the writer
o. the sereed6a the weekly pnblica-
tion. unless - u the contemplate
coward We now hold him TO bct to
proclaim bis enmity TO the Y. y.
9. A. under his own name.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-19

-
Humboldt tells Of being deeply
touched and Impressed by finding 4
beautiful flower On the edge % the
crater Of y~esusiux In . little hollow
III the Lava ashes and dust hind set.
tied. and whom the rain had fallen
there was . cupfai ~ rich soil ready.
Then d bird. Or Tho wind. had borne
: Sod and dropped Il Into this BIT
Of garden On The crateris I'm. and =
sweet flower grew there. No wonder
the great traveller was moved by .
glimpse Of beauty In such 4 plsce
We coine upon lives that seem Il.
most utterly dresry and dssolate.
Sorrow has stripped them hare. Yet
III scarcely D such life IN
khlch we may mol. n 70 will. cause
Hdowcr 10 bloom.
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good looking lace

IL Tie secSeto or rood iooks2
compiexion--a clear, smooth,
youthful complexion With health
tinfs thar fairly GLOW With life.
You can haveagood complexion.
Yonr face, neck, INNS and !
hands can be made delicious 10
look n. Use Hagan's Magnolia
Balm and You'll look ten years
younger Immediately after sp-
plying II. II Is not 1 cosmetic,
neither Is II greasy or sticky. II
10 : liquid . harmless - dis
tiled water. -. ii III arxsss.
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n there IL any sort q creature that
bears the name of man that decent
men thoroughly dssplse. 4 II the
criminal minded coward. who under
! nm AZ plume siciuusiy attacks the
motives and assails tho actions Of
other men.
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SATURDAY. NAY -. -.

N. vandyke. In thai deiixhffai IT.
IL book. The nlas Flower. Said:
III ID better 10 follow even the shad'
on Of the best than % remain con
toni With me worst.