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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-02

tons to protect the petitions while they
We're being examined by the public and
that with the exception of the petition
Of Franklin Quinby. candidate for con
gress. no complaint was made concern
ing the abstraction of pages or the
mutilation of petitions
In reply to questions by District At
torney jerome President VAorhees said
the petition was rejected by the board
after an examination of witnesses The
witnesses were not under oasth when
they testified however. He said the rea.
trouble is in the law which should al
low ten days iEEtead of three for the
examination Of petitions. President
Voorhees, testimony was corroborated
by other commissioners An adjourn
ment until Monday was then granted
on request of Mr.. Jerome who said he
had information as to the identity Of
the individual supposed to have been
concerned in the mutilation Of the petit
lions.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-02
sUPERINTENDENTs 70 MEET.
President Whittemore of Topeka An
nounces Programme.

The programmes for the second an
nuaI conference of the Kansas Superin-
tendents Of City Schools, to be held in
Emporia on November 16 and II, have
superintendent of the Topeka schools,
is president of the association. and l.
A Lowther Of Emporia, is secretary.
The active membership is limited to
superintendent in cities of the first and
second class.
one of the special events of the con-
vention Will be the inauguration Of
President Hill of the State Normal.
which viii take place on November u
and 16.
The programme of the superintend-
ents' meeting is as follows:
November Is. , p. m.-Lecture ROOM
state normal library.
The most effective use of super
tendent's time"4N t. Neatch, Atchi-
son.
THE superintendent relation to the
business administration of the schools"
w. 3. Hail. Abilene.
Boards of education in cities '-As-
sistant State Superintendent f. r.
Dyer, Wichita
Report Of the committee on legisla-
tion-F. p. Smith, Lawrence.
Discussion of report-Opened by ii.
E Pearson, Kansas City.
professional training and self-im-
provement of teaehersN-G. R. Crisis
man. Salina.
The relation Of salary and efficiency
w. NJ Sinclair, Coffe3-ville.
NONEMBEISl1T.i 9 A. NJ.
Business session.
"A review of McMurry's Course of
study in eight grades, y. L. Edgel-
ton Manhattan.
Report of the committee on a pro
posed course OF study for elementary
schools-D. N. Bowen. Fort Scott.
Discussion of report-Opened by c.
A. Mitchell, lola
Moral training in the, schools H
Adams, Chanute.
THE progress Of manual training
A H. Bushey. Pittsburg-
The treatment of incorrigiblesy-
l.. Parker, Olathe.
The juvenile court and the schools"
C. W. Kendrick, Leavenworth.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-02
The Vote on Johnson's Impeachment

The first senator in alphabetical or
der was Anthony, of Rhode Island,
one of the Waverers suspected of party
disloyalty and the subject or much at
tention during the adjournment, and
as he rose and faced the chief justice
a deathlike stiffness settled upon the
chamber.
mr.. Senator Anthony. how say
lurist. rs the respondent Andrew
Johnson. president of the United
States. guilty or not guilty of a high
misdemeanor as charged in this ar
ticie?'
Guilty" answered the suspected
senator, and the managers and party
leaders settled back comfortably in
their chairs.
Hundreds Of pencils kept tally as
the voting proceeded. and It was soon
apparent that party discipline was be
ing strictly maintained, the Democrats
without exception recording negative
votes, and the Republicans exhibiting
unbroken ranks. Indeed, Simon Cam
eron was so jealous in his party al
| legiance that he blurted out Guilty
before the chief justice completed his
question, and for q moment the solem-
nifty of the proceedings was threatened
by the litter which greeted his per-
Torrance. Suddenly, however, there
was a sound which dismayed some of
the satisfied managers, for Senator
Fessenden, of Maine. answered mot
guilty to the presiding officers in
quiry and destroyed all hope of com
plete party harmony. Fessenden's 10y
atty had been long under suspicion,
but there were those who believed that
neither he nor any other senator would
dare oppose the majority at the final
hour. Nevertheless, Grimes struggled
to his feet a few moments later and
recorded his belief in the president
/ Innocence. and Henderson Of Missouri
| followed his example Before the clerk
4 reached the name of Senator Ross, OF
Kansas, however twenty-four votes
had been recorded for conviction, ter
more were practically pledged. and
only thirty-six were necessary to con-
Wet Ross was q silent man. who had
wrapped himself IN a mantle Of dignity
and refused to discuss the case or 70
allow any one to approach MIN con-
/ corning it outside the senate chamber
and his opinion was the only one aboui
which no information of any sort hae
been procurab1e- If he voted guilty.
/ the impeachment was almost certain
/ Of success If not guilty, his ezafnpls
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-02
MAKES An ELECTION GUESS.
Norton Republican Leader Thinks Re
publiCans VIII Win.

Elmer Ames of Norton, one of the
wei know Republican politicians of
the Sixth district, was in Topeka to-
tiOns he said:
Il have been travelling over the
state considerably of late, and I am
convinced that the Republican ticket
is going to win. The conditions favor
able to the ticket have been multiply
ing during the past ten days, and while
there are some bad spots in the state,
the general condition is good
In Norton county, we will have
about the normal off year Republican
ma iority of from 500 to 500, and the
county ticket viii win. Richmond will
be elected to the legislature over
Sproul.'
Norton county IS where the fight oc-
CURED at the Republican primaries
which resulted in the defeat of Col. c..
D. Jones. former speaker pro TEN Of
the house
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-02
ping hi t. &c generaI.

ping up to the general.
Wen. captain. how Is your shells
have not. got to work yet2,
Because they are bad, and won't
explode. general
"An bosh. tell you sir; you don't
catch me With such silly stuff This
very evening you shall be tried by
court-martial.'
The captain then took shell out OF
the heap. lighted the fuse, and. holding
the smoking projectile in his hand he
see for yourseif!'t Paskievttch. with
out wincing, stood with folded arms
awaiting 10 see whether the sheA
would burst or the fuse go out. When
the match had gone out, the captain
threw the shell on the ground. and
the. general. mutteriTlg to himself, He
IS right rushed Off to the scene OF
action to take some other measures
The same evening. however. he sent
the captain the Cross of St. Vladimir
London Weekly Telegraph.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-02
THE LAW is BLAMED.
-Four Members OF New York Elections
Board Answer Summons.

New York. Nov. 1.-The four members
of the boards Of election appeared be
fo-9 Magistrate Whitman in response to
summonses issues on the request of At
torney Dewitt for the Independence
league in connection with charges that
petitions fled with the board by the
league We're Snutilated and rendered
void
President Voorhees, testified that some
of the petitions when filed were Ioosely
put together and the pages Of others
were not even fastened. He declared
the board had taken all possible precau
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-02
TOPEKA KENNEL CLUB.
Dog Fancicrs Get Together and Form
an Organization.

A number Of Topeka dog faxciers met
at the Fifth Avenue hotel last night
and organized the Topeka Kennel club,
a branch of the national organization
known as the American Kennel club
and viii Immediately commence ar
engagements for a bench show to be
given some time within the next three
months. The meeting was a prelim-
mary one and the details for the show
were not completed though committees
were appointed who will commence
work Immediately
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-02

Buffalo, N Y, Nov 1.-THE general
missionary committee OF the Methodist
Episcopal church has decided to fix the
total sum to be appropriated for home
and foreign missionary work for the
coming year at S1,606. 900, this being
about the amount contributed by the
denomination for mission purposes dur
ing the year ending October 81
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-02
Price of Camphor Goes Up.

New York, Nov 2.-The price of
canphor has gone to a new high rec
ord, S105 in barrels and $1.05 X in
cases. The Journal OF Commerce says
the rise is due to scarcity in the
camphor supply and in giving reasons
saws that the Russo-Japanese war af-
fected the production of japan and
that greater difficulty is being exper-
fenced in obtaining gum in the island
of Formosa- The great bulk Of the
worlds output comes from these
places.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-02

The application for a charter for the
Kansas Trust company of Kansas City.
kan, has been filed at the office Of the
secretary of state The new trust com
pany was organized by the CONNER
cial National bank It will have d cap
itaI of S125. 600. There are 80 stockhold-
ers and Is directors. The company VIII
be ready for business SOON said z. s
McAnany. attorney for the company
THE stockholders will meet this after
noon to ratify the selection of the direc-
tors heretofore made"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-02

The Russian field marshal. Paskie-
witch. records the following incident:
On one occasion he had ordered
well-sustained shell fire to be opened
on certain point which obstructed
him IN his operations, and impatiently
awaited the result. Seeing that his or
ders were not obeyed, Paskievitch set
spurs to his horse and galIoped toward
the eninence on which the unlucky
battery was stationed.
Who is the fool in command herez
he asked.
Il am, answered an officer step
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-02

Lima, O., Nov. 2.-Surprise was
created in LEGAL and business circles
here today when The first of Is or
more Indictments against the alleged
plumbers trust in this county set for
trial was postponed indefinitely Prose
cutor Welty SAYS the cases viii all be
pushed to trial at the next term of
court
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-02
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

The funeral Of Mrs Neiswender viii be
held tomorrow afternoon at 200 at the
Prairie Home church, north or AIenoken.
The interment wiz take place in the
Prairie Home cemetery.
The funeral of the late John Neddo viii
take place at the Church of the Assump-
ton tomorrow morning at $50 Instead of
90, as has been reported The funeral
VIII be under the auspices Of the Lincoln
Post c. Al RI.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-02
Looks QUO for Nunber one.

Tangier. Morocco Nov. 2.-The pasha
in command of the Moroccan forces
here has concentrated all the available
troops about his residence to insure his
personal safety. The members of the
diplomatic corps have protested against
the insufficiency of the measures adopt.
ed for the protection Of foreigners.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-02
Cot the Woman But No Money.

London. Nov. IA dispatch from St
Petersburg says the woman who escaped
with the 1888, S26 stolen from the treas
ury wagon October q. has been arrest
ed but that the money has not been re-
covered. She is described as a Jewess
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-02
FOOTBALL AT HAYS CITY.
Russell High school Eleven Defeated
second State Normal Team.

Hays City, Kan. Nov. 2.=The Rus
sell High school football team defeated
the second State Normal team here by
a score of to 0. The Normals out
weighed the Highs by Is pounds on
the average. The Highs have not
been scored against this year.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-02

Pittsbura. Pa Nov. The body q
A. J. Mcmillan, manufacturer
agent, said to be quite wealthy. was
found to6ay in a field near his home
That he had been robbed and muir
dered was evident as his head was
crushed and his pockets rified or
everything they had contained als
gold watch. as we'll as several dia-
monds he wore. were also missing
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-02
The Aueusts Give Fine Furs Away to
Ladies Free Tomorrow.

Augusts have their opening suit and
overcoat sale tomorrow, q sale Of which
they have one only every year. To
celebrate. this sale as is their custom,
they give to the ladies bringing the
men folks to their sale a very fine fur
neck scarf free.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-02
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

A satin skin secured using Satin skin
cream and Satin skin face powder. &c.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-02
LOCAL MENTION.

The Wintelotta club viii give their
first dance at Hudson's hall this even
Columbia council K. l. of S. viii
have a Harvest Home social at Secur-
ity haIl tonight
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-02

M clothing
do to sell
I sell
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-04-24
Riellano fom Deirprofet.

ct norif 9lao oiHsntlisaisr isI.
genbe 9rep ira Imtmono Iler Z.
aieaano, onteret ben 4oe Mart5:
St. q. M
6orleben 2og begpnote ieg ct 9rcp
I'll Een; ies boobe bsrt. at Sc bapSe
bapt Sorg / Sulet. % set bar min
Mening al fonume til gisrninuo III
8iifetioen. Set er ioa lGnae iiSeil
ieg ioa ! Ilmanaffen. AT Der bar ct
6irtai paa ben 20en gforts; men iuo
bIep leg optaaen al uuget anoet, %
Srepet bIep life ~ifrepet.
Sgaar tit Ri at pioe ON lttpffu,
i 8irsIiugeruc.
Seq peb life, ON nj TO ~noeeniinSe
bar toIt on oct. iom leg fnIoer 6trtdl
II aImouoffen? Get err set ~uitrono,
mite Segn 4 Tor Btaneten Supitcr.
Serfra, bnor ieg foumer, fra SRoe.
ren % Spopeitfpiten, bGuoer set nr,
item beitatoig, at Der pna Sogeu eIler
Dc u9ruete Gage omfrtng ct 6irtoI
/ aImauaffen iubtrGifen ct caer on
oct Spbrub / Sirften me0 Storm og
llpetr.
90 aIorig tror ieg at 6iiferne ser
isnoer paa niI6e qoa pao Sieen en-
Worgen meo 6trtaI / aImonoffen -
/ Sc fsrite Sage of WartS, iom cr be.
rsntte RoroenoinoSbose, og efter ct
forbplbSDis Iouat @pStseir.
Seq tror, at ieg bill paalrgae Gem
at beiie Dor forte StormfugIc bper
Dtorgen uOoocr 8aoren % til Soften
t9icr, bier Sang De Ter Scgnpt / nj.
manaffen, ielO ON Stormbnrilerue
life er fonne; nGiten aItio cnten Iiot
Tor caer liot eftcr ell 6irtoIS.9 aq.
SGnf ON man fuuSe ofppr9e en-
ltIpffe.
Oct funoe / oIfalo oIori9 fade, ont
6tifcrne bpuner iiG til at gipe ggt
poa bette gouIe @Grte, boilfet Sc
aItIoa life ipneS at gisrc Der. @u
Dag, JON er betegnet mcO SupiterS
Se9n, maa betrogtcS meo oeu poeritc
Mistro.
Seis Storn1fu9Ieu % forfIor Sol.
fet bette.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-04-24
Sra 6ausoaI.
2ibt ON iOrrise liars gesipenbeber
gisruions gpso.

Sc, iom buffer nit 8rep fra iijpr,
peb, at Sorho!oene Der / Spsbsn ba ifts
bar lfilbret | me9et lpie Sarper. get
bar 10 bet uGrite l1aar mon paa I9nse
bar baut. Men itignt 5olserne at Dc
bnnrlise aariussr moi oil iBles lense
enbnu, lao fan jeg ros nllerebe iaar
gleoe SambDgbinaer peb at berette
OF Der itaar nu abifiuie bebre
I'll ipinter enb ifjpr paa bisIe Sioer.
St fit 10 iibite CONNER en- n~osenlunbe
bra &utius, umeub Subbpituiusen iGr.
Zig al so life foresif altio uaber belbise
Weirforbolb. Saaleoes er Der bn MI
gleuuemsaaenbe spb Bersnins mec
Ntab IOr baabe SpIf os Sc. 8iitnUi
maa Der flgbes life iaa lipet abel til
&%reaturene; men meb Nutipens Yriier
paa MeIfen, er man 10 noseniunbe iits
fer pad at bate iinellbta9 tgieH. 9retteH
Sitefabrit, Der M er fjpbt al 6r. Grif
Splbeim, benter MI meb eaen aierer
Wtelf fra Sbesaaroeues &rebs og betas
Ter fra $40 Ore pr. &ilOsram (ca.
l Siter), alt efter Sebtsebalten o9
Garstioen. Sur @jebemelf betales 1872
Ore. 9eperanbsrer iii bet samIe Weieri
ipo / Spgben faar ablfiQig bebre betait.
aIiipesiiggenbe Steoer, i0m life fan ls
oere jim Melf paa npget Weieri, ajers
nerSmBr % leperer bps 2%anbbanoleren,
bour ulaltet Smpr ipinter bar inbbrast
pp III 2 &runer pr. &ilpgram. Men
bebit peuber be @aarbbrugere fin Wtelf,
TOM bar @ieber % piter ben iaatalote
SeoVit, bet oil iise Oh, boori Slsoen al
Sumelfen er tiliat @ieoenelfen. Senne
Sit iubrinser ca. Ser. 100 pr. ailp.
gram. Der er Grunb til at trp, at
man paa benne WoaDe bar fine 14-16
Ore pr. 9iter Melt al SEQ ps @ieb tia
fammen.
@nbelt9 bar hi Gmaasriiene, ium
p9iaa maa baoe fin npiilte Melt. Ser
er MI en- Def Gel Smuasriier / 8ps=
ben, paa fore @aarbe fan bet pRre pp
til so Stptfer. 8riierne tesner til at
blipe 9obe, ibet Der for be @riier, Ipm
aQereoe er iol9t. bar oaret betalt ira
2 8roner upUuer til 3 &roner pr. 2epe.
age; I. St. 10 Tiger gamle @rtier tnp.
bringer 20 &roner % opoper, alt eiter
Stsrrslie og nbieenbe. Sette er 10 life
BERT. Wten iaa fuiter 10 10 Tiger
samle @riler en- bel Sel implicit WeIf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-04-24

enSnt Den ateo bebraiif iiprrnete
fpdnife 1ialeft. iom oeres 6orf@ore
bragte meo, oen Gang SsIant
aabneoe Dem ct Srifteo FOR &c ipan.
tie Sutpiiitorcrs fanatiitc SorfeIgcT.
Ter, % man bill I. CT. ibIditSt oct bri.
fife gibeIidftabs ltosauer al oct III
5eitamente firoe baaoe ieoiif peuiiifc
os isoiif.arabiif Gperi9ttegier. Ifrep.
ne paa Sprog, DER cr bIe0ne til pad
lianenoe @aooe JON Oct ieoeipanife
cg oct isoetpife.
of ale oisie Sialefter CT imtiolers
ito 6enne iioite Den eneite Ser bar no.
gen nGbnepGrSis 2itteratltr at op,
e;ie, og mn Den hetrogter ri oerfor
icm et egentlig Sprog.
Oct is5iife Sprog bar oPret Ell be.
tpouingsfuIo 6aftor til at ioritGrfe
Ssoernes erfIuiipe Stiuir8. Get er
enonu / pore Gage life noget Ser.
inn at finoe rusiiife eeIIr poIife So.
Der, Ser life tan ct Orb al set 2anS8
Sprpg. boori De leper, men iom inn
taller SeOetpIf, %. boiS set fommer
bsit, peo Chen bernf moaife Ell
SmuIe bebraiif. Ynn 0cnne Maabe
CT peb Chen al Haigionen ogiaa
Sprpaet bIepet en- Mur mrlen So.
berne % oet omboenbe &~efplfning.
Spno Der iiges pan bette unberIigs
Sungemaal, JON flrn DC inOoiehe for.
itaar, laber iig life ~fontrollere, o.
ieIpe Sen WiStrp, Tom blioer BEN ma.
turIise SsIge af ct iaabnnt 6orboIb,
bor for en- flor Gel oGret meobirfen'
De iii at ifabe BEN llpilie, icm De bre'
&c Gags 8eTpIfniw | &usImI6 nRrer
moo Ssoerne; Oct er ct al Sc met oil
meme SrGf / ~mennefelig @ebrIngtig.
leo, at babe alt, buao man life for
Itaar.
Smpenot bar oaiao SSsoerrte oftc
bibit at bragg Sorod al lit Sprogs
llforitoocIigbeo. Raar M / bette
&ieblif Ell flor Gel al ben / be oeitIdge
rrsiiIfe @uoernementer IcUenoe jsois
Tie 9eioIfning er siennempret al en-
iuciaIbemofratiif 4gitation, Der OPS
riuodig er ubgaaet fra Spitlono, iaa
bar bette fun peret mllltgt / Sp al
ben iprogLigc Miir, iont life Sen melt
aGrpaagnc Geniur fu1oe element
trpnge. SSffe blot Den mlnotlige
Agitotion bar / Reselen oGret urtit'
ltg at fontrolere, men bag bet be.
braiife aIfrbetS ifiRrmenoe 9eifpt'
telie er WGugber at groGurer bleus
ne iroiprte Iiae for Npien al Gen.
0armer % Geuiorer, % bar brogt
8ebelS % 2iebfnehts forIoffeitbe
6roier til Sliiinoer al 2Gie ere, iom /
fin Sortrpftbeo nteo @Ipoe bar gre.
bet bette oeroSIige gpan9eIil,m.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-04-24
Tpt S%elcfuuopparat.
6.

ct. Charles, en- S~ngerisr og 8ioIiu.
mayer i San Srancisco, bar opium.
oct ct Sritrumeut, iom oiI eisre oct
muIig at teIefouere meIlem Neip gorf
% Sm 6rauciSco meb De uupGrenOe
Selefoninoretuinger. Son bar ale.
re0e prepct oct peS at teleionere mel
lem OaflonN, gureto % San 2ltiS
Sbi&po. Sheen fif ban, Tiger Opiiu'
bercu, peO at iorbinbe gtuturens @fto
meb Songbunben / i'm @ioIiM, % Oct
lnffeOeS ban at tiIuirfe ct Snitru.
mert, JON ioriterfer De elettriife 9eI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-04-24
Sau bar Gsi at @rrt, forbi eipct8

San nar bst at &Grt, forbt StpetS
Riobelatoer. San tanoe f1tben0e
SfuIore, og &uitqtct bar brunet, mo-
CERT OF forgrummct. SGftberne par
Itore og Su6eu groU iom iSeIge of
bdurot 4rbeioe. San habbe ostet ME
get onbt | tit Gin. 8eo ~uopbsrIigt
SLID bapoe oct DPret BAN muli9t at
gipe fine gsrn en Cp0ragelie og fptte
Dem iitono til at f~ortieHe fit eget Gins,
opbolo. Som Ian itoo Der, bar ban
enonu life en- aanmeI Wdno, men Ie.
gemIig neobru6t - aItfor mango gc.
f~pmringer, oltfor nteget baarot Gr'
beiSe. @i bebsoer life at Iebe Idngt
for at finoe bans 9ige. Get er paas
tibe, at ban isger 6iRlp for iig. ga.
turen bsr biitaaes / iine 8eitr9bel'cr
Saa OF eritatte Sen Gnersi 90 De @Gp.
iom er aaaet tiIipiIbe. Eli at opnan
bette er Der intet, JON tan maaIe iig
meo Or. Geter's aurtfo.
Rr. Sobn Sonien, giirpeI, Reb.,
tiger: Seq er meget t~afnemmeIig
for, bpaS aurifo bar 8iort for min ia.
Der. San bar iaa ina % ipag, at ban
life fiinSe reiie fla op ! Sengen. gi
troeSe ole, OF ban mart ifiilbe %, og
Def bar naes Mening, iom ian BAN.
Som en- iibite SiIilugt beapnbte ri Of
gipe bam alIrifo og gneb belle 2ege'
met inb meb SIesSiO. Son er MI rs
Gar ganmeI og flyer, BON isler iig
iaa riff, iom ban n~ogeniinoe bar
eiort."
SnnSan err gioueSbprbene ansaa.
enbe bette samle peIprspeoe ltrtemiO.
Del. Spem fan lpie iaaoanne 9repe,
uSen at fsle, at Ser NJ bore noget
neo benne Weoieiu, iOm sisr ben iau
pirtiom, naor oft anoet ipnes at ilaa
Sell. Zen inlges life paa apotbefer,
men birefte iii 5orbruserne eIler gieu-
nem asenter a%niatte al 5abritanterne.
Or. Better 6abrnep & Sons 60, tt2
lis 20. Sopne aue., Chicago. 81.
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2atarrb fan life beibreoes

5eepbre MihIer, oa Be iffs fan uaa Gpgoom,
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Ianoag Den 2oen Gpril blep iomme
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