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The Sea adness.

I nave come far from the sound of the
thresh. the sight Of the living sea,
To a place OF cribbed and narrow ways.
where only the wind is free.
But the leap of the sea is in my blood,
and always. night and day.
I hear the lap ana wash of the waves,
the hiss of the flying spray.
When the loosened winds of the tempest
wake far thunder on the deep
/ can hear the siren music calling through
the veil of sleep;
Through the thronging city highways
comes the hollow ocean roar,
And l sicken for the long green surge. the
lonely foam wet shore.
| know a storm dashed headland, where
the broken hillside dips
In a somber fame of heather to the
oceans singing lips.
I must go. The sea has called me, as a
mistress to her swain.
from the immemorial tumult shall
drink of peace again.
#. O'Neill Gallagher in London Daily
News.
Let a man overcome anger by kindness.
evil by good;
tet him conquer the stingy by a gift. the
liar by truth.
-Dhamma-pada.
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fourth year. He
received a common
school education
and became a print
er. Later he stud
led law and In 1875
was admitted to
the bar. ~practicing
his profession In
Geneseo. In 1898
he first entered
public life, being
elected to repre-
capf h;o 0nnnfu In
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listers In sympathy
with such a policy.
Witte and Gore
mykin have been
bitter enemies for
a half dozen years.
The latter began
his career In the
ministry Of justice.
becoming assistant
minister, from
which post he was
called In 1895 as a
protege of the dow
- he
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ish war. Born in Baltimore on April
IL, 1850, he was educated at the Uni
versity of Virginia and was admitted
to the bar in 1870. In 1871 he married
at Baltimore Miss Frances Jane Be
van
Rayner soon became known in Balti-
more as a brilliant lawyer. In 1878 he
was elected to the legislature, where
the announcement that he would speak
always flied the galleries. In 1886 he
was elected to congress, being renomi-
mated twice without opposition. He
declined to serve a fourth time and
after having played a conspicuous part
during the six years of his service re-
tired in 1892. In 1899 he was elected
attorney general of Maryland. He was
chosen to the senate in 1904.
In the house Mr.. Rayner was noted
for his apt retorts. The tariff on glass
was under discussion one day. The
late Thomas B. Reed asked him what
his attitude was as to glass.
1--WE both live In glass houses and
had better change the subject" was
Mr.. Rayner's rejoinder.
Reed and Rayner were frequently In
some verbal duel.
"Did not the gentleman hear my
speech Saturday." Numbered the
Maine statesman on one occasion.
NO." replied Rayner. 81 was at
home preparing a speech Of my own"
Otto Kelsey, the superintendent
of insurance of New York state, who
will be an important factor in carrying
out the reforms in insurance laws
brought about through the labors Of
the Armstrong committee. occupied the
important post of comptroller of the
state of New York prior to his accept
ance of his present office. He Is a
native of Rochester and is In his fifty
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Philippine supreme
court. He is a Cali
~foinian. is about
forty-seven years
of age and quite
bald. He was once
k what he con-
sidered the most
crucial moment of
his life as a soldier
and said:
shortly after the
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occupation OI re
dro Macate l discovered a hulking big
private carrying or what appeared to
be the only pillow In town. ! was
tired out and coveted that pillow. SO l
sent an orderly to capture 1t by STRAIT
egg or force Of arms. Say, give me
that pillow for the general. won't your
said the orderly.
"'The general be hangedv said tie
private. This pillow Is for my captain
and me-,
".But you and your captain have full
heads of hair insinuated my orderly,
and the poor general is as bald as an
egg
That's all right said the private.
Give the pillow to Scaldy Jim. and the
captain and I'll sleep on the rocks
"And they did, too"
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the legislature. He ran for Judge Of
Livingston county in 1902, but was de-
feated. became deputy comptroller Of
the state in 1908 and later In the same
year, when Comptroller Miller was APP
pointed to the supreme bench. sue
ceeded him in the Office. He was
chosen as his own successor at the
subsequent state election.
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age.
The remark
able golfer I ever
knew" said he.
"was a man in Gin
cinnati.
His theory was
that there should be
a drink served on
every tee. and he
worked II by a
Of an army of cad
dies. One evening
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achieved a reputa-
ton as one of the
leading debaters Of
the house and Is al
ready making q
similar reputation
In the senate. Mr..
Rayner first achiev-
ed prominence as
Schley's counsel
during the investi-
CATION In 1901 Of
the rear admiral's
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE

To Mrs. Sophie Anderson, her heirs or as
-igns, owning or claiming any portion of the
Vega No. l and Vega No. 2 and Pittsburg
mining claims. You are hereby notified that
the undersigned has expended eighteen hun
dred do lars $500 on eachl in labo. and i'm
provements on the Vega and Pittsburg min
ing claims. situated in Newark Mining Dis
trict. White Pine County, Nevada, in doing
the necessary assessment work since 1899, in
conformity with the provisions of section 1924
Revised Statutes Of the United States, being
the amount required to hold the same. Your
proportion Of the assessment is $500, and il
within ninety days from the service Of this
notice by publication you fail or refuse to
contribute your proportion Of such expendi-
ture AS co-owner, your interest in said mines
will become the property Of the subscriber
under said section 1924
NICK G. DAILY.
Eureka, Nevada, May II, 1906.
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THE now IA
o senate
rial onfuodo In

rial eplSOue IN
which former Sen
ator William T..
Chandler of New
Hampshire has fig
ured recalls public
attention to a man
who for twenty-five
years was conspic-
uous among the no
table men at Wash
ington. Mr.. Chand-
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The presidents son-in-law, Repre-
sentative Nicholas Longworth. is n
Of the best golf players I'm congress.
and he took a prominent part In q golf
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Short Stories About Prominent People

symposium in one of the House cloak
rooms q few days
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TIE world Is a looking glass

TIE world u a looking glass
Wherein ourselves are shown.
Kindness for kindness. cheer for cheer,
Goodness for gloom. repuise for fear
To every soul its own.
We cannot change the world = whit:
only ourselves who look In IL.
Susan Coolidge
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~ >-|
Trained Nurses
In Schools

.HE growth of the large cities
Of this country and the conges-
ton Of population in these cen
tiers of human activity have
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-06-30

sidewalk shall be completed on or
before July 20, 1906
AND BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED
that the city clerk be, and he hereby
is required to serve copy OF this re-
solution upon said owner according TO
law, and 10 file An affidavit Of such SER
vice in his Office on or before the date
last aforesaid.
The premises hereinbefore referred
to are situated in the City Of Crystal
Falls, County Of Iron and state Of
Michigan, and described as follows
Let numbered ~ according TO the re-
corded plat Of tine village Of Crystal
Falls. Ayes Thomas Penglase, J. S.
jacks, Thomas Wills and William
Gribble. Resolution carried
The following resolution was offered
by Thos. Penglase who moved It's nd
option seconded by Thomas Wills.
REOLVED that Parks and Lustfeld.
owners Of the premises hereinafter de
scribed, be. and hereby are. required
at their own expense. ~ build side.
walk in the public street adjacent h
and abutting upon the south and east
boundary line Of said premises, which
said sidewalk shall be- constructed Ia
accordance with the provisions OF
, Section and 3 Of an ordinance OF
said city entitled. IAN Ordinance
relative TO the building. rebuilding
and maintenance 81 sidewalks and
croaswalks in the City Of Crystal
Falls, approved May /, 1890, ~
amended by an ordinance Of said city
approved August T. 1906. which said
sidewalk shall be completed on OF be
fore July 20, 1905.
AND BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-06-30

Of Crystal Falls, approved May i,
1899, a. amended by an ordinance Of
said city approved August z, 1905,
which said sidewalk shall be completed
ON or before July ~. 1906.
AND BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED
that the city clerk be. and he hereby.
is required 10 serve copy Of this
resolution upon said owner according
10 law, and 20 file an affidavit Of such
service in his office on or before the
date last aforesaid.
The premises hereinbefore referred
10 are situated in the City of Crystal
Falls County of Iron and State Of
Michigan, and described az follows
Lot numbered 81 according TO the
recorded plat Of the village Of Crystal
Falls Ayes Thomas Penglase. j.
s Jacka, Thomas Wills and william
Gribble. Resolution carried
The following resolution was offered
by Thomas Wills who moved it's adop.
ton seconded by William Gribble.
RESOLVED that Abe sackim, own.
or of the premises hereinafter describ.
ed, be and hereby is required, at hi,
own expense. 10 build Sidewalk In
the public street adjacent 10 and abut
ting upon the south boundary line OF
said premises which said sidewalk
shall be constructed in accordance with
the provisions Of Sections and Of
an ordinance Of said city entitled. "Ar
Ordinance relative 10 the building, re-
building and maintenance OF sidewalks
and crosswalks in the City Of Crysta
Falls, approved May l, 1890, ~ a
mended by An ordinance Of said cit,
approved August z. 1906, which said
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-06-30

An Ordinance relative 10 the build
ing, rebuilding aud maintenance Of
sidewalks and cross walks in the City
Of Crystal Falls approved May l..
1899, M amended by an ordinance of
said city approved August q 1900.
which said sidewalk shall be- compile.
ted on OF before July 90, 1905.
AND BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED
that the city clerk be. and he hereby
IL required to serve copy Of this re-
solution upon said owner according to
law, and 10 6le an affidavit Of such
service in his Office ION or before the
date last aforesaid.
The premises hereinbsfore referred
10 are situated in the City Of Crystal
Falls County Of Iron and State Of
Michigan. and described as follows
Lot numbered 90 according 10 the TO.
corded plat Of the village Of Crystal
Falls. Ayes Thomas Penglase, J.
Jscka, Thomas Wills. and william
Gribble. Resolution carried.
The following resolution was offer
Ell by Thomas Penglase who moved ii,
adoption seconded by J. y Jacka
RESOLVED that Chas. Carboni,
owner Of the premises hereinafter de
scribed. be. and hereby. is required
at his own expense, to build side
walk In the public street adjacent d
and admitting upon the south boundar,
line Of said .preisines. which said side
walk shall be- constructed in accordance
with the provisions Of Sections 2 and
Of an Ordinance Of said city entitled
IAN Ordinance relative 10 1.-THE build
ing. rebuilding and maintenance o.
sidewalks and crosswalks in the CITY
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-06-30

said sidewalk shall be- constructed In
accordance with the provisions Of Sec
tions 2 and 3 Of an ordinance of said
city entitled, IAN Ordinance relative
to the building. rebuilding and main
tenance Of sidewalks and crosswalks In
the CITY Of Crystal Falls. approved
May /. 1899, M amended by an or
dinance Of said city approved August
Z. 1906, which said sidewalk shall be
complsted on OF before July 20, 1905.
AND BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED
that the city clerk be. and he hereby,
IL required ~ serve copy OF this re-
solution upon said owner according Il
law. and 10 file an affidavit of such
service in his Office ON or before the
date last aforesaid.
The premises hereinbefore referrec
a. are situated in the City Of Crysta
Falls. County Of Iron and state OF
Michigan, and described NJ follows
Lot numbered ~ according 10 the re-
corded plat Of the village Of Crysta
Falls Ayes Thomas Penglase. J. =
Jscks, Thomas VILE and william
Gribbls. Resolution carried.
The 70 owing r.so ution was offerc'
by J. y Jscka who moved it's adoption
seconded by Thomas wi
RESOLVED that s. Harris owne
Of the premises hereinafter described
be. and hereby is, required at hi
own expense. 10 build n sidewalk II
tine public street adjacent to and abut
ting upon the south boundary line o
said premises which said sidewsll
snail BE constructed in accordance
with the provisions Of Sections and
al ordinance Of said city entitled
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-13
WHErSrOSE ITEMS
by Forge me not

After q few months absence I will
try write few items for he valuable
little csBsssr. The whe.s,one union
sabbath Is progressing nicely every
body rome aud mike i, m3re inter-
es.ing.
Miss Esther rrisk Wno h., been
IN Springfield returned home SIN,
Eve quite few of her friends wei.
coined her a, he depo, I wonder II
some bodys smiling f,ce won, be
seen on milestone again
A crowd Of yoaug folks gathered
at the home Of NJ ". W. Blake
Saturday evening snd spent the
eve playing games those ?-esen!
were Fla ard Alice Eeus.rk Dye
and Mat G-arn VA" F az. Emma
ion3on Nsli" iI"cA.rr. rrr an Me-
Blake. Aurrv, anil I,hn pap'ers.
George ani Alvin rri,r H.-rv AID
Due Green Tom HN,.
Henry Fisk. who has been nu, IN X ,rsss
Tor some tima returned hone srn rvn
Fred ccson seems 20 he tr.vclinp
down the track quite often ~o,de,
vbnt his attraction is I CUES,
Emma knows.
Qr'ts q few Of the Whotst one
Young nN,ple as.ou1ai .he Be-.
'upper At Norwood ri p'.h. aud
they al rroorses , Me. tins:
Think J bod better ring A
nv r"ws is vary scrrrr ~ The nnrl
of tn" rouotrv mi 7 am very
s'capv.
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REV. Norris Of the christian
church will preach here Sunday.
- DO not forge, the secoad Hard store
1t The CEssEs OFFICE. Come. boy
chssp things.
We want teams II haul logs or
lumber call at this OFFICE for
prices.
Mr.. Sam Miller who lives cast
VI Pomona 10 all smiles. we'll its
. boy.
III any ons have hay or corn N
sell call at this OrrcE and see if
VI can deal.
Mr., W. l.. Fekie and yits is Wis
iting his parents this weak with a
view Of locating here.
We uud n staud that Chas,
Heard has contracted for some Of
the Pitts land and is going to
,s.ate among ~. W welcome him
in our midst a. he is a good follow
judge Bunn.li OF DresdJn No. ON
bic way home from W-sl pt,ins
dropped IN ~ see the e. ana fam lily
on lssl Wednesday might. Tue Judge lie
travelling for the CbIcss, { 4. Beggs
Sons Il Co We were vety proud 10
zee the DR.. although his short Writ
can hardly he realized es fact, 80
ihor, was his Ike bird in the night
and gone in the morning. Bot ne yer
ih 1t was greatly appreciated b.
b. III sni family We are proud
10 !. a,w TIA. the Judge never !orgsts
~, We have saw his face every year
for nearly 10 yess The Indg" ID an
up,oda, Business man snd y hnstier be
has been constant i,sder 81 'ia
CRgssET since IL hrs, Appearance. lie
never fails ~ cave dollar iot ~
supper,
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] woadsr Why B. J. did not
eons to 8. s. Sunday ai.srsoan I
gasss F. .. knors.
Well the folks are calling me 70
come and 70 TO work - / have
told yos sii I know ios thu. tine
! hope 70 sss sh's ia print and ell
he Cor, xli wske up. Come
sgail "Sehool Girl"
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THIS WEEKS ITEMS.

Quito n number from MILESTONE
attended the Boa supper al Nor.
wood last Friday night they oil
reported a fno ,mc
Ia! Ha! Bert you will have to
tell Jack and jill" about 800,
perhaps they MAJ ri"g them up.
Esther Frisk returned homo
from Springfield last sunday night
where she has hssn working tho
past low months ! que. Bert viii!
smile
Mr.. Man" Agee has his now
house oe.rly completed.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. W aad W. n
Neukirk spent Sunday afternoon
with xr, and Mrs., b. Green.
A number Of friends gathered at
the home OF Nc. and Nrs. Blakes
last Saturday evening. Those
present were Miss Emma Johnson
Mabel Hsgberg. Alice and Ella
Nsukirk, Matte and Dove Green
end Hattie Frisk. they spsnt the
svssisg in playing social games
and aitcr . late hour they bid III Q
bostss good night and departed
for their homes.
NJ. and Mrs. Ben Green and
children and Mr.. aud Nrs. Burg
Green and children spent Saturday
aad Sunday With their parents xr.
and brs D. Green saA family and
also Miss Lissis Gsssn The iornss
sissse 10 NJ. D. Grsss.
n. Fsts Cslsoa 81 scar Oakland
lspses osndsy With thor ses Obey
oSlle . EAsaaesss. Z q
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WASHINGTON
LETTER
From orr Regular cc-ssps lent

Froha OCT Hegeisr Co'sep21en.
IT Is dem sestratad THE es-ly
., the ssss.on that = ship suss,1v
b'i! will be paced. not t.-bsps
sbs general sussidy oatiiosd il
Secretary Root asm otao.s speech
at Kansas City but . subsidy con.
fined strictly to ships plying be-
tween the United States and South
American Iorts and between the
Pieidc ports and The Philippines
Srch . ,ubiiy will ao.xer Tor an
opening wedge ard II the expert.
msnt shall prove sf,isacious 10 70.
irving the American merchant
marine il can BE- extended 10 cover
other ocean routes.
That the sisua.ios o. regard.
strained relations With japan is
not serious and tbs, the Prssldest
Is satiaasd that the troubls has
been .. least Temporarily adjusted
is evidenced BY the departure Of
Secretary Roo, for New York
Fhursday. The eKset Of tie Prssi
DENTS message has been most set.
isfsstory 90 Fur A. the little Jsos
are concerned asd Visoount Ack,
who is Ambassador from the fow.
cry kingdom made a special ssll
at the White House 10 thank III,
President for his cordial words a.
BOUT aran and to assure BIN in
bis polished japanese man ner that
Japan eu.ertains no less hstterins
regard for the Uuitsd States. Ia
spite OF official denials from .he
White houss and from to De.
pArsusnt. it 10 nevertheless Der.
'istsn.'y rnmorsd that nsw treaty.
had been negotiated with Japan
which provided for the exclusion,
of japanese coolies from the Unit.
ed States. II there il no sucb
treaty under advisemeut al least
there Is an agreement. that will
take tho place OF a formal treaty
and by which the japanese vii he
'rainNd from sending cnolre.
mo tits country. l, is wei.
l',wn that tho J.psncsc will Dot
/ consider this exclusion y harIshi,
for they refcr TO bring sbnu,
increased immigration To Korel
and Manchura by ecdinc ,he
coolies thsre rather than having
them go to the United States
Se8ator Perkins OF California has
! had several long interviews with
tho President since the message
was delivered to Congress 40
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since the part rs'.tiIg y the Cal
ifersia trouble caused s-ss . sir
snoog Ca,fmrais representatives
ped Ssas,ers, asa rssalt Q. 'tsss
Intervene the ruled feelings 81
the Cai,!orpians have been sm Goth
ID OFT Tor Senator Perkins has rx
ria.usd ths: the Pr.sideo''s refer
epes ~ bis ip.sntion to nss wii:ts y
force !! necessary was meant u
apply only TO an ins'snos Whsle
Japanese protected BY treaty right.
were threatened With physical
vicieIce.
Secretary Bonsparte 10 ola 80
nus' report to Congress advises
the constructions Of t-o crest bat.
tie ships % iorn'aable as thtse
possessed BY any power in the
world, 10 cost sbost tea s:llious
Of dollars each. Hs wants these
two monster. ships in addition 10
the big battle ship authorized at
the last session Of Congress. He
| also recommends the more rapid
promo!ios Of junior officers, and
the establish msnt readiness tor
emergency aud 10 BE- added to tbs
navy ii the outbreak OF war, Hs
also believes that there shsatd 10
{ gsusral increase Of salaries in
the civil list 10 order that The Navy
department nay kssp iss smcisr'
clerks instead Of haying them lnr-
ed away by the "fisrs " better al.
aries in other smploymea.s.
A was TO he expected the ats.
missc' Of the negro troops was
promptly taken up by Cocggsss
AID before twsatv four hours had
passed sssstnr Psnross had IN.
trodncsd . resolution crit oisipr
the Presidents ,c,ios ia tae mat.
ter and was followed nv Senator
Foraker who thought that Senator
Penrosc had not been severe On.
ongh IN the Chief Executive TAX.
ing thu matter in bis own hard.
re- preferred a resolution Of a more
vigorous character and one calling
for foil oficisl information regard.
ing the circumstances Of tbe Dis.
charge After . sprited attack a
'he pohcy Of the President in
which he said Il denv the RICH, Of
The policy Ct the President n dis.
charge soldier where the dismi..
cal carries punishment With ant
'''a' by court martial" Tn. rs,.
''u"oo was passed BY the Senate
Senator Foraker declares that b.
Is not seeking to ra,se a rsce ou.,.
t'"n and that the matter i. not on.
OF collar at all. tn HE mind IN.
"h"'earmy ~ Involved and hs
asks dramatically, "wbat 10 IL.
n's OF Congress raising an army Il
the President al one stroke cor,a
d'sband iti'
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we'll as | am not hnsy III try
and scribblc some news for the
valuable CREssxr,
Wei ] gns.s every body had c
nice time eating turkey Thanks-
r.v'bg.
Dn. Green returned b me from
he Western e.a'e- last Wedtna'
day NOV. 2s whore he has been
working the past few moath
Mrs, A. G lioghcrs g've n
quilting to some Of her Trend;
Those present were Miss Emma
johnson. Mary Wes', Ida Frisk
Alice Neukirk aai Mrs. WI
Noukirk they all seemed to en-.
joy themselves,
Jim Wss. returned home from
Ncrthbore Iowa whore be has
been working the past go. months
his many iriends welcome him
home again.
The Pie Supper which was gwen
y, tho Swedish Baptist Church
was we'll attended the proceeds
were Sl4,75
Fred CoIson is treddIng the path
tha, leads toward Nj. johnson
every Sunday, ! wonder what is
attractive up there, guess Emma
knows
TuJ0 WEEKS
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sTRAYED.

One 4 year old Red steer coming
with Johnson Black Eros. label ia
one ear, Any one finding the
same Please notify this OFFICE or
W. L. Ford
r. F. D. No. . Box !
Willow Springs Mo.
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ROLL Of HONOR

}. ). Runaell Dresl,l M. - ~
FL BolIin Pomona - 10
", p. Pearson s. e 30
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I.FIE'CRESSET
POMONA MO
LocAL LoxE

y
-ess II West Plains
Nef
Z MI = irlp OF a lew DAYS On business. !
$50
Mr.. Io!'reii mas CO. oos 'ssa Of
-.
. bash --dIhaama "!ln'Hr has hosn on T.
n ~ TIE sick list the ast few day,
Mr.
Wsst Nv rdmo,d.;,, t,,,,s,., s,-
* d ,.,.,li...
-.
--nso, "tpD i'''il "aV'"s Jun
~ Der Tor ia ltW .ruse.
M,
s;ak horn sunday Hlp1' II Sa In
Mill, HaI w. 4 BABY bow, wA
--Jo
hema Mr.. ;. bradsl~" has fnlshsd
hi, hoaas All II l. quite nice
ii little co.:ags.
''' "'' Wv '"''
~ ;...
wiz
-" nv me- q ''''''@
~ S"'' '''"P''f '''-' 4''"''''' %
-. Mr. Marta. nf. l.l.r sn.,t n
isv hours ,raaar ,,s Pomona
frjo,ds Saturday
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