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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-28

Lolita Crabtree, once favorite act
ress of the kittenish type. but long
since retired, has reached her 5sth
birthday, but is still as jolly as OF old.
TO enjoy every minute OF
her life. Miss Crabtree Is one OF the
heaviest tax payers in Boston. one
piece of her real estate alone being
valued at SS55.000. She also owns q
fine stock farm at Arlington, N. J..
and has just blossomed out as an own
er of fast horses, her PAGER. My Star,
having gone a mile in 2:09 IA recently.
II is limited that her arguments In
duced Richard Mansfield to announce
his forthcoming retirement. She adj
vised him to have some fun with your
money before you're too old to enjoy it,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-28
Liner. Chartered for Transports.

New York, Sept. Fit was rumor-
ed along the New York water front late
last night that the steamship Missouri
of the Atlantic Transport Line. the
MORO Castle. of the Ward Line and
two Morgan Line steamers had been
chartered for transports purposes by
the war department.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-28

Cherryvale, Kansas, Sept 2T--An ex-
nlosion of natural gas here TINS aiter-
noon demolished the Edgar enc sMel me-.
49, FILLED two workmen and injured
fonr others, two of whom VIII die
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-28
BRYAN IN OKLAHOMA.
warned Voters to watch Railroad
Lobby I'm Convention.

Guthrie, Ok. Sept. 27.-Guthrie ac-
corded william J. Bryan a hearty re-
ception tonight. The Nebraskan de-
voted a half hour In an address in
which he merely touched upon the
national Issues.
He ELECTED prolonged applause when
he mentioned the carpet-bagger in
politics and warned the voters Of Okla
homa against railroad influence in the
constitutional convention. A notable
feature was the great cheer that greet
ed the reference to his government
ownership proposition,
Mr. Bryan made eleven sheeches TO :
day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-28

El Paso. Tex, Sept. 27--An Eagle
Pass special received late today says:
"a government force OF seventy-five
cavalrymen encountered forty self-styi-
ed revolutionists thirty miles above here
and dispersed than. killing two. One
hundred more soldiers are coming from
Monterrey"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-28
Captured Mexican Town.

Houston, Texas, Sept PA spec
ial to The Chronicle from Eagle. Pass.
saws that a telephone message receiv-
ed here from Jiminez. thirty miles
IN Rio Grande river, states that forty
armed men raided the town. placed
the Mayor, Chief Of Police and other
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-28
HAzING STAMPED OUT.


ETne ktepOrt OF bOAFM OF IVsItOrB UM
Military Academy.
Washington, Sept. 27--No more favor
able report OF the conditions at the
Military Academy at West Point has
been made in recent years to the War
Department, that that of the Board of
Visitors, of which Gen. Horace Porter
was President. made public by the War
Department today
In its report the Board says TT de-
sires to express its unanimous opin-
ion that the management of the acad-
envy, both in discipline and efficiency.
is of the highest order and an honor
to those in charge"
Regarding hazing the committee says:
The practice of hazings new cadets at
one time prevalent among the older
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-28

London, Sept 27.-Two hundred
thousand sovereigns were taken out
of the Bank of England today, osten-
sibly for Canada. but In the opinion
.of the market the gold was really des-
tined for the United States.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-28
wnbasb strike called on.

St. Louis, Sept. 27.-The strike OF
che Wabash Railroad boilermakers. ma
chinists and bIacksmiths was termirat-
ed today by the granting OF an increase
in wages.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-28

Mrs. Nellie A. Red. the ony woman
pastor in Connecticut. Is stirring relig-
ious circles in South Manchester as
they have not been moved in many
years. AS pastor OF the John Wesley
Pentecostal Church. she Is not only win
ming the hearts of her parishoners. but
is saving the souls OF many unbelievera
as well
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-04

patriot is much the more dangerous foe.
Speaking of congress and the supreme
court as CO. ordinate branches of the gov
eminent, he asked, What right thinking
person would for a moment consider a
Judge Of the supreme court fit to hear
and determine a case in which he had
the slightest personal interest? And
what spectacle would be presented if a
group Of judges should solemnly consider
a case against some corporation of which
the chief Justice was director!'
why" he asked. should not the same
test be applied to members Of the highest
w-making body Of our country. A
higher standard Of qualification and be-
havior on the part Of our lawmakers
will have to be reached before the great
evils which threaten our institutions can
be corrected. - ! ~
An interesting point Of the judges adj
dress was that in which he called atten.
ton to the fact that the public men of
the south are not so identified with large
corporate interests that their public
duties are not Of paramount Importance.
He advanced the idea that the public men
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HAMLINE

Mrs. R. H. Benham gave handker-
honor of Miss Dolly Adams, a bride
of the month. The Okiyaka club enter
tanned at the home of Miss Julia Elmer,
Friday evening, in honor of Miss
Adams -. ..-.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Dugan enter
Mrs. L. Nall. and Mrs. F. Young en-:
tertained at cards yesterday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Nall.
Mr.. and Mrs John Munson gave a
small dinner party Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Worden have
gone to. Endeavors Wis.
: Mr.. and Mrs: William Weimer have
Mrs. William Van Meter is enter
tanning Miss Alice Griffins of River
Falls, Wis. s. -
Mrs. Walter Ryan entertained fol-
her daughter, Hattie, Friday evening.
Miss Louella Webb has gone to La
Crosse, Wis, for the remainder OF the
school year. !..@-E
Hamiine Methodist Sunday school
gave reception Wednesday in the
'ng The MISSES Misses Gordon have returned
from visit in saltwater, MINI. ri
/ Mrs. Charles ,Akers has been visiting
at Faribault, Mimi,
Hamline Fortnightly club held it
annual luncheon Tuesday at the home
of Mrs. Frank Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. .McCrea and tamil,
have gone to California. . -
Miss May Hall has returned to Fargo
N. D. ~ .-e75,r =. ~.
Mrs. F. W. Hoyt has gone to- Cali
fornia. ;. ,s-grs 80, g.
i Cecilia guild Tuesday afternoon. AZ.
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don and Page Of Minneapolis, Messrs.
r. Rasmussen, Everett Lauer, Ralph
Truman and Professor Ballard, There:
will salso be several short readings and
recitations by Misses Merrill of Min
neapolis, Clara Burns, Alice Anderson,
Florence Wass and by Thomas Shaug-
nessey. '
entertain a number of their friends and
party, oyster supper and dance in the
1odgerooms Saturday evening.
The former well-known Hopkins
band, which reorganized the first of
last month, and has been holding regu-
lar practices ever since, is to give a
big dance week from Saturday. 1t
will be given in Anderson's Opera hall,
and is in charge Of Otto Beckman, mas
ter of ceremonies, and J. B. Gaertner,
floor manager. An oyster supper Will
be served after the dancing.
league in Anderson's opera hall, Feb:
90. An important business meeting Of
the league was held Friday night.
The Suburban Social club of West
Minneapolis will give formal dance
in the opera hall, Saturday evening,
Feb. "a.
A surprise party was given last week
for Miss Elsie Heag by about twenty
of her school friends.
Lewellyn Dow entertained large
number Of his schoolmates and friends
at a magic lantern exhibition at his
home, Saturday night.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Nor,
wegian Lutheran church will meet with
Mrs. Peterson, Monday afternoon.
The Aid society of st. Mary s Cath
Ollie church will meet Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. Kelly at her home on
Eighth avenue.
The Congregational Aid society viii
meet Wednesday afternoon in the
church parlors. 49,.
Several parties of young people from
here chartered car last night to at
| tend the carnival at Excelsior.
Mrs. G. A. Bacon is entertaining Miss
Maud Ellory of Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Malek have re
turned from Iowa.
E. L. Lapour has returned from Mar
| shalltOWn, Iowa. s*. .a~ =
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E itorial Section.

His subject is Progress in the East
and West.
Earl Mayo has gone to sherburne
for two weeks visit.
Among the Minneapolis guests at the
opening of the auditorium were Mr..
and Mrs. W. d. King. Mrs. w. IL.
Game. Misses Lucy Wiseman, Edith
Barrett, Inez Baldwin, Olive Per Lee,
Susie futile, DIR. Ethel Hurd, DR. An
nah Hurd, Miss Mate Long, Miss Gle
we'll and several of the students who
are attending the university from this
city.
MIR. and Mrs. L. J. fainter of Me-
nominee, Wis.,, have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. George L. Bancroft, Fourth
street N.
Forty friends of Ernest johnson sur
prised him recently at his home, north
of town. Ada Gustafson of Chisago
City. Albert johnson of Minneapolis
and many from Scandia and Maple
Island were present.
Mrs. j. s. ,Matthiessen of First street
was hostess for the G. J. G. Wednes-
day afternoon.
A letter from William Chalmers, at
san Antonio, Tex, states that Mrs.
Chalmers health is much improved
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Reed have re-
turned to report, ILL.,, after spending
a lew days in the city,.
The Lincoln school entertainment
will take place Feb. 81. The program
5WllI.be OF a patriotic order.
Miss Irene Waltz of Hamline uni
verslty spent Sunday with her par
elnts, Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Waltz, Third
street NJ J. 49, - =
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ST. LOUIS PARK

~ The Success club was entertained
Wednesday evening at its semiMeekly,
meeting by the teachers at the home OF,
Mrs. Christianson. It.:
Wednesday evening large number
Of school children were given sielgh
ride and hot supper was served later
in the evening by Mrs. Gibson. ;.
The CONGREGATIONAL Al, Aid soc society tyy,, met
last Wednesday with Mrs; Waddell.I
This evening there will be union
meeting in the Congregational church
Of the Oak Hill, Edna Mills and
Methodist churches. The meeting is
held in honor of the anniversary Of the
organization of the Christian Endeavor
society in this state: There will be
special music and addresses by Rev.
Mr.. Lurinerton of the Congregational
church and Mr.. Young and Mr.. Davis
Of the Methodist and Oak Hill churches.
Frank Ernpanger Of Long Lake, a
former resident of the Park, spent sew
eral days here last week visiting
friends. g.. r.. -, .--s..s. - 49,.
Mrs. Henry Schussler Of Hopkins
spent Wednesday, with Miss Lewis.
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MERRIAM PARK

The Merriam Park Cosmopolitan club
met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
johnson of Dayton avenue "Italian
Sculpture" was the topic treated by
Mrs. Mcclure and Miss Caroline Austin.
Mrs: Symonds will entertain the
Thursday Afternoon card club. ss
Mrs: Geer entertained at luncheon
Monday at ternoon in honor of =. Mrs.
James Vivian of Duluth. :, "
The Woman g auxiliary of st. Mary's
Episcopal church will entertain the
midwinter meeting of the woman s aux
iliary Of the diocese Of Minnesota at
st. Mary's church Friday.
Mrs. Charles Ray of Marshall avenue
will give two large thimble bees,
Thursday and Friday, in honor of her
sister, Mrs. Isaac Black, of Duluth, and
Mrs. James Vivian of Duluth. Mrs.
Benjamin Phillips will assist Mrs.
Ray.
The woman IS auxiliary to the Mime
sofa Transfer Y. M. c. A. gave a
Mr.. and Mrs. George Waller have
been entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Jud-
son Sayre of Canada.
Mrs. George Phipps will entertain
the Merriam Park Study class next
| week.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. A. Robertson have
Mrs. T. D. Mclaughlin has returned
from Columbus, Ohio.
Mrs. A. G.. Simmons has gone to
Kansas City, Mo.
Mrs. Frederick Dickinson entertained
the Reading circle Wednesday after
noon.
Miss Simmons leaves soon for he
new home in Muskogee, l. T.
Mrs. Frank Martin entertained TIL
Alpha Euchre club Friday afternoon,
Miss Virginia Foss Of Lake City
Mrs. F. L. Beckley of Marshall avenue
The Merriam Park Study class helt
a social meeting Wednesday Afternoon
with Mrs. F. B. Lynch.
The Presbyterian Ladies' societ,
held an all-day meeting yesterday will
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A.. Magnuson.
The Ladies' society Of Olivet churcl
met Friday at the home of Mrs. W.. G
! Smith.
The Mozart club played euchre Mon
day evening at the home Of Mrs. ID. II
| Williams of Dewey avenue --.,-. "a
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be given Saturday afternoon, in honol
of Miss Irene Eddy.
Mrs. George Graves has gone to Bur
lington, VT, to visit her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vaughn, assisted by
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Tisdale, enter
tanned the St. Anthony Park Cinct
club Wednesday evening. s.
The. Young Peoples club gave
sleighing party Saturday evening
which was followed by a supper at thu.
home Of the Misses Pettijohn.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. S. Williams enter.
tanned several young people at dinner
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hunter enter
tanned friends at dinner Tuesday even.
ing.
given Wednesday evening at tho Mid
way Manufacturers club parlors. "
The history class met Thursday at
the home of Professor and Mrs. Il.
Hacker. Mrs. Morse gave Sketches
of James Madison; Mrs. Shellen-
barger, "Madison s Administrations
and Mrs. Dow spoke of the coming bi-.
ennial.
Miss Madeline Liggett has returned
from the east and will spend several
weeks with Colonel and Mrs. William.
Lig f. and NJ. Harry Vaughan. who
l.
have visited Mr.. and Mrs. Duvall Polk,
have returned to their home in Montre-
al, Can.
Dean and Mrs. William Liggett viii
leave soon to spend a month at Battle
Creek, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Boss are en-.
PERTAINING Mrs. Bartlett of Lake City,
MINI.
Professor Archie Wheeler Of Brook
| ings, S. D., has been a recent guest of
Professor and Mrs. Andrew Boss. 2
Mrs. Jannet McMasters, who spent
the winter with her daughter, Mrs
w. W. Rich, has gone to Iowa.
! Miss Hazel Cooke of Portland, Ore.,
has been visiting Miss Mildred Gibson.
| Mrs. George Passage is entertaining
her uncle, f. D. Coon, Of Rhinelander,
| Wis.
Miss Florence Prouty Of Humboldt,
Iowa, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George
Shellenbarger.
Miss Anna Villas expects to leave for
Paris, France, early next month. Miss
Villas intends to open pension in Paris
for the especial convenience and enter.
tainment of American tourists.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. II. johnson are en-
pertaining Mr.. and Mrs. H. Doolittle
of Mandan, N. D. 49,. ..
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Marshall are enter
taing~ Guy La Tourelle of Mountain
Lake. ss r s.
Mrs. W. W. Clarke will entertain thu
Ladies' guild of St. Matthew's Episco-
pal church, Tuesday afternoon.
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FORT SMELLING

Mrs. s. E. Allen will arrive home to-
morrow from a visit of four weeks in
New York, Washington and Chicago.
DR.. Long leaves this week for six
months tour of the various posts in
the department. Of the Dakotas on Off
cial business
Major Pitcher, superintendent of the
Yellowstone National Park, who was a
member Of the board of foresters that
met in st. Paul last week, spent few
mel Pitcher, Before proceeding to Wash
ington, D. G.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Mortimer and
Miss Warren were the guests of Mime
apolis friends on Thursday night.
Captain and Mrs. Parker gave an in
formal bridge party Friday night. The
players were Captain and Mrs, Straub,
Lieutenant and Mrs. Mortimer, Lieu
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SALTWATER

M. W. Hanks has returned from a
two weeks visit at Minot, N. D.
Clarence, Mac and Melvin Fuller Of
Spring Park and Miss Dona Stubbs OF
Markville. Lake Minnetonka, were in
the city Monday visiting Mrs. Frank
Fuller.
MINI. is visiting her mother, Mrs. Har-
,riett jerks. and her sister, Mrs. r. z.
Skeith, Fifth street s.
Thirty-fve friends and Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Powers extended congratula-
lions in person upon their wedding an
niversary Tuesday night. Cards and
music were the amusements.
David Bronson and James D. Bron-
son have returned from the west.
Mrs. M. A. Torinus has returned from
a stay in Winton, MINI.
Dennis Boyle has returned from Yves
sington, S. D.
months visit on the Pacific slope.
w. G.. Clark, Jr., has returned from
British Columbia, where he has been
for a few months.
been visiting his family of Oak Park
has gone to South Dakota.
MI. and Mrs. George Atwood have
returned from New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peyton Goss Of Hudson
have been visiting Mrs. Keefe.
Miss Hazel Patchin has returned
from Willow River. - $780,.
The Lyric trio, including Mrs. George
Hughes of Minneapolis, James Wake,
of Chicago and Mrs. T. A. Whitwortl
of this city will give an entertainment
in the Auditorium on Thursday, Feb. 8
for the purpose of placing new piano
In the theater. 49,
NJ. L. Murphy is in New York for i
month.
F. L. Palmer gave an interesting lee
ture on "Assist' Monday Afternoon
at the Woman g Reading club. Tomor
row Mrs W. G. Masterman will hav
charge Of the program. ~
Miss Mana Proctor entertained tn
Afternoon Five Hundred club Wednes
fhe Yeoman Of Withrow gave a mas
uuerade ball Friday night. -.....
Miss Ida Knapp entertained thirt
five friends Wednesday night at
sleighride followed by dancing and re
freshments at her home.
Miss Mabel Neumeier, Wilkins stree
entertained the students and instruc
ors of the high school at a coastin
party Wednesday, evening, the occasio
being her birthday anniversary
Misses Nellie Sphinx and Hele
Sunny of White Bear and Miss AID
KRAMER of Duluth were in the cit
Wednesday evening to attend tt
A. A.. A. gathering, the guests OF M
and Mrs. Fred Baltzell, p Linden stree
Judge F. T. Wilson will give 9
illustrated address at Withrow, Feb. !
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PROSPECT PARK

Mrs. G. B. Morgan of Hamline ave-
nue., entertained Wednesday at a dinner
in honor of Mrs. John Satori Of Waba-
sha. The guests included Mines. Jo-
seph Lugar, Shebati. and Miss Ellen
William Bienhorn. Of st. Paul.
Mrs. G.. H. Peterson entertained Guy
and Calvin Sivright Of Fargo, at sup
per Saturday evening.
The Prospectors entertained at pro-
gressive supper last Saturday: The
first course was pancakes served at the
home of Miss Gertrude Evarts, and
later the homes Of other members of
the cluly were visited -S5-
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LAKE MINNETONKA

E. J. Longyear, who purchased the
old Northrup place, known for many
years as the mickey Rose farm, on the
upper lake, has plans out for large
and beautiful lake residence. -
The program for the Magazine club
will include a paper by Mrs. Willard
Dillman on "What Roosevelt Found at
Tuskegee,' and story by Mrs. De
Groodt. The roll call will be answered
to with quotations concerning the col
ored race. Negro melodies will be the
musical feature and the current events
will be presented by Rev. G. j. Swain.
After three successful days Of enter
tanning, the women of Excelsior who
were in charge Of the Parliamentary
carnival have returned to their home
duties not without having convinced
their friends, however, that they were
fully able to carry out the project
which they had planned, and which at
first was barely thought feasible. The
success Of the carnival can best be
estimated by the receipts, these were
large, but cannot be announced yet as
the tickets will not all be accounted for
until meeting next week. Mrs. Albert
LYMAN in Aunt Dinah g cabin assisted
by Mrs. George La Paul and Mrs.
George Dickinson, in costume, operated
their little establishment in the most
realistic manner and in way typical
of the south. Miss Anna Morse, as the
Puritan maid, was serenely amusing and
her appearance on the concert stage
the first evening, was quite an enter
tanning incident. Miss Thoele, as the
Salvation Army girl, raised neat little
sum with the help Of tambtourine
and the other women who took par
either as Dutch ladies, flower girls, o.
who presided individually in the booths
deserve a good share Of credit.
Mrs. G. A. Speedy entertained he
Sunday school class Of young girl
Saturday. After thimble bee game
were played and refreshments wer'
served. .- ~. $3.50
The pupils of the eighth grade Of tn
Excelsior school will give "The Alban..
Depot next Saturday evening in tn
auditorium Of the high school. Thos
who are to take part in the play ar
Andrew Duffy, ida johnson, Ray Hi5
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DR.. William Dudley. bishop Of New
Caledonia, told recently some Of the
joys Of a missionary bishop: s travel
about my diocese with a tent, q bundle
Of blankets and Gladstone bag. I
do my own cooking, washing and mend
ing, tho / take care not to have too
many things to mend 1 even know
how to make yeast. =
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ST. ANTHONY PARK

Mr.. and Mrs. Crosby entertained the
Commonwealth Avenue Card club Tues
day evening.
The Ladies' society of the Methodist
church had sleighing party, followed
by an oyster supper, at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Clark, Tuesday
evening. ~. .-.
Mrs. G.. s. Eddy has issued invita-
tions for children S dancing party, to
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tenant Moreno, Mrs. Prick and Mrs.
Bamford. ~ 49,.
Captain and Mrs. Macarthur enter.
tanned the Saturday Night Bridge club
last evening. -..,.
There was no hop, this, week, but
skating parties with impromptu chatting
dish suppers afterward. The next for
NAL hop will be Feb. %, when it is
planned to give a fancy dress and bal
DOudre.
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HOPKINS

A literary and musical entertainment
will be given in Olson's hall Wednes-
day evening by the Congregational
church. There are to be vocal solos
by Misses Della Mallory, May Chest
nut, Catherine Curren, Elizabeth Bar
ry, Isabelle Anderson, Amy Severia and
Blanche Hosp and Mr.. bingham. In
strumental numbers will be by Misses
Walters, Nash, jacobson, Graves, Cor
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PARLOR PATRIOTS
judge Ell Torrance Regards Them as a
Dangerous Class.

Dangerous Class.
..Parlor Patriots and Political Perils"
was the subject Of an interesting and
suggestive address before the Young
Mems club of the Church of the Re-
deemer by Judge Ell Torrance Friday
night Judge Torrance pointed out as
the two most dangerous classes in our
society today parlor patriots and the po-
litical demagogs. The parlor patriot he
described as wellto-do citizen, theo-
retically better than the average man,
whose favorite theme is good govern
ment, but who unfortunately does little
or nothing to secure 1t. In time of war
he shuns the battle line and in time OF
peace he shuns the assessor. He favors
special privileges for himself and any law
that interferes with his rebates and dis
honest gains is regarded as unwarrantee
interference with his vested rights :
Judge florence, who has met the. gray
coat on the battle line, Gays the parlo1
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of the south would be found on the right
side of great moral questions more often
than they would If they were entangled
with corporate interests and that in this
way the south viii yet make reparation
for the losses brought upon the country
by the civil war.
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Queen Aanarolo of Madagascar has
recently realized long cherished am
there she enjoyed the felicity Of having
her allowance increased from $4,000 to
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Friday. Miss Emma O'Brien is the
guest of Miss Perkins over Sunday
Miss Lilli Guamme is spending Sunday
with her sister, Miss Clara Guamme, at
the Frank Perkins home.
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