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ITO rs mp FOR STONE.

A constable Thursday night attached
the money coming to Jig Stone. the
Boston prize fighter, to satisfy demands
made by John r. Robinson, sporting
editor Of the New York Morning Tele-
graph, who claims that he loaned Stone
$40, which the latter has failed to make
good.
Papers were drawn UP by Attorney
e. P. Stanford, and Stone promised to
come around yesterday and settle up.
stones end of the purse offered for his
bout with Connolly was $500. The fight
took place in Music hall on Thursday
night under the auspices Of the Elm
City Rabbit club.
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ROBBED s. 5. ADAMS.

The charge of theft of about $25 in
money belonging to S. S. Adams, the
grocer, against John j. Simpson was
continued in the city court yesterday
until June 49,
Simpson is a boy who says he is sew
enteen years old, but looks to be about
fourteen. He lives at 11S Lamberton
street and for the past month has been
employed as a clerk at Adams Rosette
street store
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regular league games are not played
there. Attorney Danaher disputes those
rights.
TrME Is EXlrENDEn.

Judge shumway in the superior court
yesterday gave Receiver r. S. Woodruff
of the Howe & Stetson company four
months longer in which to continue the
business pending a sale of the property.
If satisfactory offer for the property
is received before the four months ex-
pire the sale may be effected before the
time limit.
No definite offers to purchase the
property have yet been received, but
there are several parties contemplating
the purchase.
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HoEy WANTS DIVORCE. TOO.

The action of John f. Hoey, a West
Haven saloonkeeper, brought against
his wife in the probate court for the
purpose of committing her to South
Wirdham sanitarium on the ground
that she is dipsomaniac, has been
further postponed until next Monday.
Mr.. Hoey has brought divorce proceed
ings against his wife on the grounds
indicated above. They have already
been fled,
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WANTED 10 SEE THE WORLD.

Frank Walsh, eleven years old, Of
New York, ran away from home week
ago and when he arrived in this city on
Thursday he said he had seen the world
and was willing to go home. He stated
that his father is superintendent Of
searchers for the Title Guarantee and
Trust company, and that his home is at
One Hundred and Eighteenth street,
Manhattan.
Probation officer Preston has written
to his parents.
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cHURcH ON THE ASCENSION.

Morning PRAYER ana sermon by the
Rev. Samuel r. Collaway at 1890; ev-
ening prayer and address by the Rev.
Robert Bell at 1880 o'clock; Sunday
school at 1915. A special service will
be held on Monday evening at 7;45 in
connection with the sixteenth anniver-
sary of the founding Of the Daughters
of the King in this diocese. The Rev.
John N. Lewis of st. Johns church,
Waterbury, will preach. "A cordial in
vttation Is extended to all.
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EPwORTH M. e. CHURCH-CHIL-
nRFN'S DAY,

Morning service at IU:3U with Dap
tism of infants, reception of youthful
members and brief talk to children. At
Z o. m. the children's day exercises, CIV
en- by the Sabbath school under the di-
rection of Howard Richard, superinten-
dent. The pastor, Rev. William Giff1n,
invites parents and friends to unite
with the children in the celebration Of
their day.
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ATTHE CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH

At the Church of the Messiah (First
Universalist), Rev. T. A, Fischer, pas
tor. Children's Sunday will be oIbserv-
ed with appropriate exercises Sunday
morning at 1890 o'clock. The pastor
will administer the rite Of baptism and
new members will be taken into the
church. At $50 p. m. the usual devo-
tional meeting will be held under the
auspices Of the Y. P. C. U. The public
is cordially invited to both services.
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Mortgage Deeds.

Andrea Amendola ct ux., to Raffale
Prete ca al, twenty-file feet on Olive
street, $500.
Harry Cohen to D. w futile ct al,
thirty three feet on Canal street, $780,
Louis Morter to c, T. Driscoll, one
hundred and twenty-eight feet on Dix
we'll avenue, $500.
William e. Sarsheld to James Durley,
thirty-five feet on Fillmore street, ST.
500.
James W. Coyne ct al, to Merritt
Clark, thirty-five feet on Woolsey
street, $780,
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HUMPHREY STREET CONGREGA-
TIONAL CHURCH.

Public worship at 1890 a. m. and 1880
.. m, with sermons by the pastor, Rev.
#. r. Luckey. Special, 'Children's
Day services at 4 p. M, with baptism
of children and presentation of Bibles,
songs and recitations by the Bible
school. Parents of the children and all
interested in the welfare of the school
are cordially invited to be present at
this interesting and helpful service.
Christian Endeavor at $3.50 .. m.
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rnRsT M. r. CyHT1RCH.

Rev. Francis T. Brown.-Class meet
ing at $50. The annual children's day
exercises of Sunday school at 1920;
Chinese Sunday school at 2:3O; Ep-
worth league meeting at $50; public
worship at 1880, sermon by pastor, con-
tinuing the series on 1.-THE Seven Dead
ly Sins" The subject, ''The Sin of
lust"
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SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST
SCIENTIST.

Chase building, 1915 Chapel street,
Sunday at 1920 a. m. First reader,
Rev. SEVERN E. Simonsen, C. S. B. Sub
ject, IT'S the universe, including man,
evolved by atomic force?' Sunday
school at Has a. m. Wednesday even
ing testimonial meeting at s o'clock. Al
free reading room in connection with
this church is open week days from IL
a. m. to p. m. and Monday evenings.
All are welcome.
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sT. THOMAs rHTTRCIH.

The services in st. Thomas church
tomorrow (Trinity Sunday are holy
commu2ion at a. M, holy communion
and sermon by Rev. G. 0. Scoville at
lO:90 a. M, and evening prayer with
on. a sermon at o'clock. The Sun
day school meets at 1905.
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BASEBALL INJUNCTION.

The case of Max Mettler against c.
j. Danaher, which is an injunction con-
corning certain alleged rights to use the
Savin Rock ball grounds, was heard by
Judge Ulman in the common pleas
court yesterday morning on a motion
to dissolve.
Mettler claims that he has certain
rights to conduct ball games on the
savin Rock grounds on the days the
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MRS. PuNDERFoRD,s EsrArr.

Elizabeth r. Punderford, wife of John
C. Punderford, of 1871 Sherman avenue,
who died recently, left an estate valued
at $53, 1882. All except $4,000 is per-
sonal property. The appraisal was by
Wallace G. Plumb and DR.. William F.
Verdi.
John C. Punderford is the administra-
tor of the estate. Mrs. Punderford was
the mother of John K. Punderford, gem
eral manager of the Consolidated Street
Railway company.
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81 M G. A. MEETING FOR MEM.

The usual meeting for men will be
held in the banquet hall oof the Y. M.
&c. A. building Sunday afternoon at
o'clock. Rev. Charles S. Gray, pastor
of the Howard avenue M. E. church.
will give the address. Mr.. Gray is one
of the new pastors in the city and his
address will no doubt he strong one.
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$ ersBotycttcB-- invenra r ddddd

HULL CASE IN SUPREME COURT.
The present term of the supreme
court now in session here promises to
be a brief one. The calendar has been
well disposed of and it is expected that
an adjournment will be taken next
Tuesday.
Yesterday morning the court took up
the case Of Benjamin Hull of Walling-
ford against John Douglass of the
same town. HulIs young son was re-
Gently badly gored by bull owned by
the defendant and he secured $500 dam
ages in the lower courts. The case is
now before the supreme court on tbs
defendants appeal.
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lADTmT BIRIE GLASS.

Church of the Redeemer, adult Bible
department: Subject for next Sunday s
lesson, Matt. xvi, 10. %, conducted by
class. Regular lesson. Ladies and gen.
tlemen of any denomination are COR
daily invited to attend.
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7:45 p. m. to commemorate the six
teenth anniversary of the founding of
the Daughters of the King in this do
cese. A large attendance of the To-
cal brotherhood, seniors and juniors, is
asked. Rev. DR.. Lewis of Waterbury
will be the preacher.
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AT PrJYMoUTH CHURCH.

At the morning service there Will be
the baptism of infants, presentation Of
pupils and sermon to the young. At
Z o'clock there will be a Sunday school
concert
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IN THE BANKRUPTCY COURT.

In the local bankruptcy court yester-
day afternoon final hearings were rem
dered in four cases. Nothing was paid
the creditors of the L. c. Burkel estate,
while in the estate of Arch L. Bailey it
is thought small dividend may be de-
clared.
In the case of r. Guida, the Walling-
ford grocer, dividend of 20 per cent.
will likely be declared, also a small div
idend in the case Of A. j. Scholz, West
Haven hotel keeper.
The first hearing of the Samuel Ber-
man estate was booked for $3.50. Ber-
man has no assets.
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BERKSHIRE SUMMER TRAINS.
Schedule in Effect Last Year viii be

Schedule in Effect Last Year Will be
Same This Year.
1t was stated at the general offices of
the New Haven road that the same
summer schedule as prevailed last year
on the Berkshire division would pre-
vail again this summer.
Owing to the fact that the same
trains are retained they were not in
cluded in the official statement of sum-
mer trains given out several days ago.
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Administrators Deed.

q. j. Tierney, administrator, to W. ].
Walsh, fifty feet on James street; fifty
feet on Dover street; fifty feet on North
Front street, $500.
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FORREs lrHlAipEr :.

Evening prayer and sermon by the
minister in charge, the Rev. Franklin
Knight at 1880. Sunday school at $3.50
a. m.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
Attachment.

F. S. Carleton. ct al, administrator,
VS.. M. J. Hotchkiss, executor, fifty feet
on Shelton avenue, $25.
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AT 1rNTTED CHITRCH.

Rev. ARENAS j. Haynes will preach
a sermon to the children in the fore
noon.
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BROTHERHOOD OF ST. ANDREW.
A service will be held in Church of
the Ascension on Monday, June II, at
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SPRINlTSIDE CI1APEL.
Morning prayer and address by the
Rev. Samuel r. Colladay at o'clock.
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THE CHURCH OF THE REDEBMER

IfNE VHURCH UF' IIf1E REDEEMER
Children's day exercises, with appro-
pirate sermon by the pastor, in the
morning at 1890 o'clock. Children will
he baptized; Bibles will be distributed
to those seven years of age.
In the evening DR.. Phillips will speak
in Welcome hall. Oak street, subject,
up or Down, Which?" Miss Reed will
sing.
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We Are Not SO Wise

one Of the chief topics Tor discussion Wondemeni
Ia be will undoubtedly strange foaahneaa OF
mankind and nudng the later In allowing
few tasseve follows grab All Of tho
seod things In ife while the majority grabbed
iatcnee
Russia Impressive example OF this ooy
Thee millions strong arms eamorlng Tor
erty held At bay by chap weaAkneed
madea hut Who ieNeed thing a
defeate perc cSqases Counters slaro
real rracensN the ppuae
loyalBi
Oh It a slght 10 make the eoaa Taught
The afmy' OF the backing the fellow
pot up OF mon as idiouc
Russians sweep c4ar
stroke hut Il dare not
sohers peasants multiplied millions helpless
before the chap with the strangely incapable Of aeoa
The weakng oriera them prison
IN shria they dangerous aerabhta
Al this OF incredible thing galns Tor
realise that the by
for pleasure OF the misery OF the majority
doesn't 10 stand around commiscng the
foolish Russians There according uHos p
pauners States which lives
mouth day nothing Of the real
ioy satisfaction 81 iying
many other millions who ckins exis
shade better while the pill
accumuiaons grabbing all OF
becoming masters the land
yes' history these wil Be
CROSSING study year
nowadays With conmisersCn tho benisht
the hatche chased or living and
probably say
civilized century
here the skin clothed beings OF the
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Tho election was on The district
was lhrubbing with political excite
ment Tho committee requested ne
81 go 20 Brookaville aud help Cot.
Ifclllng out
liked the assignment Telling
vas fine old gentleman aud had
served many terms In congress ]
had an ambition - succeed him
when hia DAYS Of public service
enmo 10 an end
In prayloua campaigns the colonel
had Won out easily hul there whn q
nnht CA this time / noticed that
the passengers on the train. most 81
them rural voters Ia the diatriei, ava
not talk politics Naturally a. mi
mission vas "a help Col Telling I
made several attempts 90 break
through the tacliufniiY Of my fei'
low passengers aud succeeded ih
ssttina Into conversation with "a
atoild agricultufist gave HIM
a pamphlet which indicated tho
msaauras our patty had brought
forward
lie carefully put on his apeetaelos
and read what Ne conhiiefed our
best literary output
Great hot ale. he said
We have got 10 50 some. ]
thought. ~ that's the sentiment :
Whom I reached BfuokYilis, Col
Telling vas there tn greet re.
lcomfofiably SEATED ln bis sitting
room sith the usual before him,
the colonel said
aMy bay. les going TO he hard
nght. hut have tao great cards ln
nv hand that | think viii Win ont
lOnehaif of the folks Nho vote Ia
this county live On my lands Two
leut their rcata IA twu
brilliant idea. that colonel,
famarket what's your other
Ieardf"
aMy secretary" he replied beam
Iingls
heard tho rustic Of Soman'a
lsklrta "Mias FLINT. asid my boat
sluing "aIlow me Ia Introduce Soa
e. NJ Hughes tie II E1ins % heli
~ out IN this campaign You had
Ibetier dine with %
~Oh. colonel" she replied. ia be
ldeilEhied. bat you know ! am un %
law ears IA work films ue that hls
sins county sauahhie Taking az
some letters ffum the table. she leii
las hurtiediy aa ahe had entered
| had had time 10 observe her
lfnl. spare. ainev1. she looked ANA
sonlan.
shes a peach Of q seerctafy.
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IN ovrR ltIa HAD.

fny siobbsFt " lambcfaA
Mr. sharp. chaser 81 Lost Yer
rona. sat Ia hia office siudyinN ule
facts IN the celebrated case ~ the
mia4ine girl - the original fiorp'
dnra sextrt. when hs vas tntrrTupt
ed b hia aixth assistant private
secretary. bearing The card of Van
Dyke Bears.
Admit him a. once." saii The
Chaser lite maY 30 = ffiiabufs
steel man-sand a dollar tn thc hand
beats a purse fan q promises
Van Dyke Beard Naa one man
Ia a million. In fact. he Was one
man In a0.aae a09. ana anH man IN
even half a mlllina millions ~ no
poawiMiify ennid he have hwrn iwa
men 10 aaf aHmhsf - millions Tbs
Chaser noticed In glance che mag
nificrnt figure. che dark. curly hair
the rieaf cut features. ths dart
lines under the s1s
Pray be SEATED. Mr. Beard. said
the Chaser f.ai me diaguoae you9
case You are IN love
No declared Mr. Heard. 4 am
NOS am married an. that ls~
an. yes. nf course. I ASH Ia love
/ nut I 10 not require any aaalsthncs
ln ms love affairs affair. I mean
Strange observed the Chasai
~ Loaf Persons. would hays
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CAUSE OF THE UPROAR

desperate which newspapers making
medicines obviously
- a. o make their talk
These depend medicine advertising
iAgey their The abolition this class business
profits they permit
injurious be iasied their reader but
begeent attitude when the atut
posed
have killed through asamenai
Of patent medicine advertising a newspapers
Recently OF the reputable % the eouny have
dropping advertising protection
realizing almost impossible
the mcritorious tho
thiag be N bur ARISES
thing DO seek the
ready made all
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STAR DUST


BY Josh"

siaked ms reputation Ga there b.
ING a woman Ia tho case
There ia
4 knew It. A. I said before. foa
are ia love
And l repeat that am not I'VE
signs Yua see are those Of hunger.
worry. anger and despair posslBly
Of dyspepsia.
Tie hesitaied
Proceed, naid the Chs o.
your ease Ero~H more interesting
every minute
Up 60 tao months ago | waA 4
happy man Occasionally et.
pefieneed trouble after my mar.
rtaae. minor thinEs that ever nah
must experience A bank In which
had $4,000 every cent oNned
went TO pieces. then the trust
drove my business 90 the vail. but
vas NOT discouraged After each
little misfortune | faced thu World
without a trcmble. and today am
uoFth nofe, IA mere money. than
ever before Bot but"
lie was GA tho poiat Of breaking
down
sceuFsEe. nv boy. courage said
the Chaser, kindiy.
fso monfhs ago our cook quit.
ana I Nant You to-"
Find her Eaalraf thing In The
world interrupted the Chaser
IA. onrae her. not 10 find her ]
would fsthar DO the cooking my.
nalf than 10 take her back nut |
10 want Y0u 10 find a naw cook Tor
ms
fThis story eada rishs here a.
there Il no way on earth By which
ths plot can be- snFkrd ont "a shou
that the Chaser found a rev eook.
and tha author does not wiah "a
shnu shaFp'a humiliation In BIS
I failure
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PRIVATE ALARM SYSTEM.

" T. carr Eipard cfabbe and
Il. 81 Carfie have applied - the
city council Tor a franchise permit
ing them ~ install . private fire
alarm System 40 connect with the
city system for the purpose ~ send
ing 10 the city department alarms
Il fires on the premises n their
customers
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Thief WORKS
BEFORE VICTIM
DISGUISED As Az Elrrx.
CLAN. BURGLAR cA.
Helps HiMstlF TO JEws, =,
~ womAH's tPARrnsar.

CARRIED a. an electrician
burglar anaafked The ausg,,'F
Of Mra Miller Hat ]. ihe rn.s,.sl's
~ 1906 iioWeIi 81 Yeateraay 49,
noon and When q search a. n
rooms was completed ihe s,ae,.. ~
waH made that a quantity "a
olry wHH Missing -"
Mrs Mliieg entered her 49,.
menta and found the bnyyi..' 'k
work He efbisined that
come 10 fiK tho Ilehfa aad s,.'i
indusiripuslF - eaanlins fhe ~
ing about the foams lie das.raa.
within feH minutes. stailns ~.
b. required a0Ihs more tfsols 49,.
the shop Then Sire Miller au,.a
NJ learned tia the owner a n.
building had sent 40 one "a \.
The lights The fact thar ne i.
clry was gone came 70 llehi -
she looked for hsf Jewel esss 80
found ia contents missing
Tsibo, fof Patents. z0s Ruival i Z.
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Tests Of True HerOisrn

curn carnssis heroes announce,
he h prize
o life
rrceutly granted having
interesting many II
capable Of tho hghe hesm making
A. possible to humanity.
This hero do FOR another his
himself he have the quality herosm. h.
life repIetion With sympathy AMI heipfaness
Saving life service but small
that Of making life uoos
Unless the physical hsrosa hacked
opent Injured helped By
n.
The tgh that beats yogth notnriety
bghtiag things the world Moral principle worth
strive and often thu
whitening publicity perish
light the Xray
When al The world boosts and %
boosting youraelf1 Why
brought your That Is TIE fatal philosophy that
with notable quality
Of failure.
DInny cun who jumped Of hs
girls from drowning permit public
piaud deiude him the belief Is
ready accomplished.
5000 The only beginning Of his
heroaaL
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Excursion Rates East

On June {. 6. I. p and %. july
2 aud 8. the Northern Pacific vii
sell special round tslp tickets "a
eastern points e greatly reduced
rates A splendid opportunity q
Wait your old homie on business OF
pleasure Special rates also IA
August. September and October
f'or particulars call At n. T.. city
ticket office. corner First aY. and
y ezleT way 80
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CTR ausY. kHL.

saa my old friend Kelly has
started a paper IN Noucalla. Well.
am sure I Wish tho old man sue
ceaa lie has plcntY ~ brains. n
he wlll unly use ,hefn Elkfon cor.
reanandeHcs. Drain. Ore. Non
pnraff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-29

Oh Adam had promised faith
fails 10 Do home ~ o'clock. bat
IL waa after whrn b. boarded una
ut ghe Eden Raad Transit rom
PANS cara and grabbed q strap
and Il was after 4 when BE opeaed
the front doaF
Here" b. said % himself. sis
whefs set a fib roaai fuF dinasr
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PRIVATE
SECRETARY

said the colonel. and what poll.
ticlan She has our opponent up IT.
the air all the time, having people
ask him questions he cant POSSIBLY
answer. And the way she handles
the finances This campaign IL cost
ing me one halt less than any OF ny
other ones "
n Was certainly a hot campaign
MAior Wright NaH giving the cot
Onel tho run IT hia life sOmeumeH
addressed three meetlnKH daf
was called % the southern par
OF the district and wanted Col
feelings duEout 10 take me- 10 the
depot
ait'a gone. air. Mlas Flint tool
H." said eoi feelings man She
said shed be back In few min
ufea"
Sitting IN the coloneia office
waiting. almlussly ! picked AZ
hioiiine pad from Miss fiiniH
desk On Il I read something The
markings we're not very eieals bui
clear enough for me Ten min
utes later I was NJ the Broohsfilie
bank
"Yon have paid one ~ Col Tell
inHH checks thia afternoon
asked Of the cashier
4 have" be replied. FOR so
000. 70 a tali young woman
IL was forgery. ! said.
"ConldnI De. be gnsped !
have known his signature foi
years
IT VISA said. "call a police
man quickly I viii ny and d.
the rest
nurriedlY the officer and
reached the depot The eyenins
train had not departed Al
thought. sMiaa FLINT. W. are In The
nick II Tine but 20 my diaap
paintmenf | discovered no female
Among those Awaiting the train
Hoping she might ATM come
stood leaning against a pillar
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!. 49,. .%.s*%*
|. The star Invites eonifieu. =
. lions from u. readers for the =
4 sstar ousta column. All % an .
= acceptable nature will be print .
q Cd. Original matter IL desired. .
q There are hundreds Of humar- :
q let's In every community whose =
only Tack Is a PUBLISHER. Fhs .
star proposes 90 act az pub =
4 Usher for Those In thia corn .
= Hgnity.
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EXCURSION TO HOODS CANAL MAY 30

.,.v,r psytxex IA "a uaDEa
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