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The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1906-02-02

rowing life as a cowboy and mine
owner has given me that disposition.
| am always prepared; when the
time comes for that bull-baiter to
tackle me he may be astonished,
that's all" and he puffs away at his
cigar as though the possible meeting
with Barcelona has no terror for a
man of his size.
His presence here-it looks singu-
lar"
mot at all. You know how glob-
ules of quicksilver will run together
well, these men who hate me are mu-
tually attracted. Barcelona knows
Senior Lopez, and the latter dislikes
me for some reason beyond my ken"
Probably because his daughter is
wild over YOU" suggests the sheriff
"You put 1t in too strong a light
she has perhaps fancied me, but /
give you my word of honor, Bob,
have never encouraged the girl"
'Duse take it, she's as pretty as can
be-"
Granted, but my taste never ran
that way. | admire a dark man, but
a woman. to strike my eye, must be
as fair as lily"
"Ah! yes, with golden hair, like
Miss Pauline Westerly, for instance"
declares the colonel, sagely, nor does
his companion blush while admitting
the truth of this remark.
"My fancy has always been for fair
women, and Miss Pauline fills the
bill. I'm determined to try my fate
for once. and yet | suppose it will be
OF little use. Such a queenly girl
could have her pick among the best"
Thus they saunter on and converse.
Many eyes rest upon them, and more
than one spoiled darling of society.
looking from her carriage window as
she rolls by. signs to gaze upon two
such splendid specimens of manhood.
and feels a new contempt for the sim
pering. padded beaus who follow in
her train. and who are, at the best.
mere apologies for men.
The evening draws on apace, and
lights begin to appear along the boule-
vard-still the crowds iostle. the
voices of fiower-venders ring out,
laughter and goodwill appear to rule
the hour.
Let us dine" says the colonel. 81
feel a horrid vacuum within. which is
against my principles"
Ills comrade being quite willing,
rney step in at the Cafe Anglais. and
partake of a meal.
While they have eaten, darkness
has fallen upon the great city-an-
other night begun. During the after
noon the gentlemen called at the
Grand Continental Hotel. hut it hap
pened that Miss Pauline and Dora
were out riding at the time They
hardly dare show such impotence as
to make another call on the same
evening.
BY chance 1t happens that Dick has
forgotten his withdrawing left it in
his other vest. 1t worries him, as the
time-piece is very valuable, and find
ing themselves near their lodging
house, he proposes running up and
getting it.
(To be continued.)
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1906-02-02
Periodic
Palms..

DR.. Miles Anti-Pain Pills
are a most remarkable remedy
for the relief of periodic pains,
backache, nervous or sick head
ache, or any of the distress
ing aches and pains that cause
women SO much suffering.
AS pain is weakening, and
leaves the system in an ex-
hausted condition, it is wrong
to suffer a moment longer than
necessary, and you should take
the Anti-Pain Pills on first in
dication of an attack.
If taken as directed you may
have entire confidence in their
effectiveness, as we'll as in the
fact that they will leave no dis
agreeable after-effects.
They contain no morphine,
opium, choral, cocaine or other
dangerous drugs.
"For a long time I have suffered
greatly with spells of backache, that
seem almost more than / can endure.
These attacks come on every month.
and last two or three days. l have
never been able to get anything that
would give me much relief until be-
began the use OF DR.. Miles Anti-Pain
Pills. and they always relieve me in a
short time. My sister, who suffers
the same way, has used them with
the same results" MRS. PARK,
721 S. Michigan St., South Bend, Ind.
Or. Miles, Anti-PaIn Pills are sold by
your druggist, who will euara ntee that
the first package will benefit. II IL
falls he will return your money.
IS doses, IS cents. Never sold In bulk.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
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as though he had discovered

chuckles, as though he had discovered
something.
Il had queer suspicious, and behold
they turn out even more. This is in
teresting, exciting. Should 1t prove
to be true, ma fol, will have strange
news to transmit to Mamselle Pau
line of New York. The one so dark,
the other so fair, and mon dieu! they
are, unless ! make a sad mistake,
sisters. AS for Monsieur Dick, have
my eye on him-sacre! | give the
American horse-tamer sense for fall
ing in love with a charming woman.
My belll Henri-the next case" and
with a sigh the weary project takes
up his onerous duties.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1906-02-02
~ APID
K RAILWAY
Il u SYSTEM
The Great Panoramic
Route Between
Port Huron and Detroit

lew Rates Par1er Cars
Treqasaat Service
Gears run on central standard time. Time table
subject to change without noticel
Detrolt-Port Huron Specials Daily. running
over new short line.
Lv Port Huron waiting ROOM 7:S6 m, $3.50 p m.
Arrive at Detroit M G. Depot lO:O2 m. 6:02 m
Leave Detroit on. G. Depor) 7.45 a. m. 3:45 p. m
Arrive at Port Huron (watng room 1920 a. m.
6:20p. m.
Time between Port Huron and Detroit City
Hall, two hours and thirty minutes.
Regular cars leave Fort Huron waiting room)
for st. Clair. Marine City. AlgonaC. Mt. Clemens,
Detroit and all intermediate points at 6:20 a. IN.
and every hour thereafter until 500 p. m. cars
running over old route via Algonac
Direct connections are made in Port Huron
with Pere Marquette trains to and from the
north. Bad Axe. Croswell and all way stations.
Also stations on the Port Huron. Saginaw and
Bay City Division.
Fare, Port Huron to Detroit one wav. o0c.
Round trip tickets can he purchased at Waiting
Room In Port Huron TO Detroit and return a
ST. SO
For folders. time tables. booklets. etc. address
Harry Bullen. Gen. Supt Detroit. Mich. or
Geo. w. Parker. G. 4. and T. A, Detroit, Mich.
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5Su11D4 EHoO15
2N) IS !: SOL
LESSON FIvE-FEeRuARY q.

all points
4.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1906-02-02

"Jagley slept in the lookup, I be-
lieve. Drunk and disorderly, eh?"
"'Shl He says he was guilty Of
arson"
"What?"
"He thinks that sounds better. He
was burning bis money. you know"
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1906-02-02
SOCIETY r=R=croR~.
s. q a, M,
YALE CHAPTER. NO. Ga. o.E.s

YALE CHAPTER. NO. Ga, O.E.S
DEGULAR MEETINGS for 1906 will be held
III on the following "Wednesday evenings of
each month In Masonic hall, Vale: January IL,
February IL. March II, April II, May o. June 6.
July II , Aug 8. Sept s. Oct AMI ~, Dec. 8.
Mrs. Mary Rounds. W NJ.
Sarah c. Mckenzie, Sec.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-30
Fanif lit cinem -Yurfcr Gacn.
iuanrculaNcu.

Nem Oorf, 30. Mai. - Gin
groBer @allcrbcb0lter oltf oem 0od)c
oeS Recommendations Scr ,aoons
Urn 0oo0S 60" an Der 6. apcitltc
%ltllr5te beltte in 6olgc oes 3uiam-
menbre6cns Iciner Stiiben Inn mo
5crlfmctterte eiten 8losoom, ncls
der elncn Sof inlnittcn oes 8eb1lls
OeS beOedt. Der 2ooen mar our 3eit
nit alltoen gcfiiQt uno an 20 Ser.
lollen e%rlittcn in Dem @eorGngc, mel.
dies ourd) ben llnfau entItoto, mcbr
ooer ipeniger beoenflide S%crlcBnn'
gen. Nm 10000 8ol(onen @aiier
uno Malien bon Wlasiherbcn ergoi-
lelt lldl iiber Die aberdeen lit DEM
@ebdltoe, u10 oielelben itiir5ien III
Dem 8laltben, DOB Elm Grobeben ein-
getretcn lei, lpie toll ben 4rsg1ngclt
SIT. Sielc mlroen babel ilber ben
9ulttet geronnt ltn0 utter 6iiBen
getreten. Die Seltermebr uno Int-
~bllon5en marcn raid sur Sallo urlo
ollie 8erlebten erbieltcn prompte
Gflege.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-30
Bon 6ron5 Soiepb cnt q II.
e II.

".
Wien, 80. Moi. - aaiier Sron,
Solepb en1pfing bciltc oclt ltellell olllc.
rifaniiden 9oti6ofter Sroncis IN
Der Sofburg. Der Sebtcre iubr in
elmer SoieQllipage III 9e1leitrng oeS
taiierlid)en 91nmcrerS @roien So.
nos nod Dem Yoloit. Ser Stab Der
Uotihnit folgte in anocrcu &lltiden.
Ter 9otidaiter lpurhe NIT mlilit1ri.
Idcn Gbrelt empfongcn ullo iiber.
reid)te Dem Safer buS AbberitilngS.
idrciben ieines Sor9dngcra 9rn.
Storer, ionic iein eieenc@ Greoitip.
Sron5 Soiepb niht ernit-
lid Franz.
@ien 90. Moi. - Die 8eriihtc
iiber ben angeblih brethren Geilulb-
beits5uitonb bes 8uiicrS SrorS So
iepb lin0 peritummt. IS lit betannt
gegeben luorbcrL OaB Der Monord) OH
SonOrrbolben leibet, Die i'm olld)
trilber Id)on gepIagt babelt.
Iboanfung acceptirt.
@iett, 90. Wni. = Safer 1srons
Soiepb acceptirt IN einetn Sfreibcn
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SUI Gongrck.

Sm GOngrck.
Srnat paIiirt bic Eoitamts-& criuilli-
9nngsbia.
Gas SatS nod imlrer an Der @rlp1.
gun0 Der oiplomotiid)cn Germi(-
li%gungSbin. - Die oenofrotiide
SbItrlltttonStoftit iortaeiebt -
&etOe 3meige pertaaen lid, onl1B.
lidJ 0eS Observation-Disclosures
bis Tpr9en. - GrGlioent Rooie-
pclt tritt cillcn Iusfttg mad,
Eort8moutG u1l0 Sampton, &a.,
an. - 6rogc iiber Ybilippincn-
G~iniubr56Qc nod cin1nol pom
Sber- 9un0c8geridt cntidie0en.
@oibin9ton II, :. g., 30. Wtoi.
- Ger Scnnt poiiirte beutc Oie
EoitomtS . &eruiQi9ltngsbiQ, lpel6e
1892, 4S5,000 ouSieBt, u1o pcrtagte
iid gIeid borouf onlGBlid) Oe3 @r6,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bis morgcn.
Die gauge Deuti9e Sibutg mar ser
%GrlpGgu1g Der @iQ un0 etli6er if
rcr ipe5icllcn ScrorOnungcn gcpto.
met.
s III Hepr Gientonten6a u e
lDur0e Die Gr0rterun9 Der Goniular.
uno oiplonatiiden SerlpiQiQungS6iu
iort9eicbt, ut0 Ser &oriiber BANJO.
6obte bic Ge8cIn 10 idarf, oob ein
Quorum bcItGnOig 5ltge9en mar, Oh
gleid Die 0enlofroten lire geltrige
Obltruftion3taftit, in oeren Solge
perIdicOcnc WtitglieOcr pom Ser
gcont at 9rm3 fclt9enomlncn ltn0
Dor Die Sd)ronfct gcidleppt mltr0en,
Ior5tIebcn DerIu0ten. Die .Ger9uf-
teten" muBten 6cltte lire gntiduloi-
gungch fir lire gcitrige 9lbpeieltbeit
porbrfngen, un0 crit nad)oem Die5
rtter Ddtfi9en Ilt5briihen bon Sci
tcrfeit gel6ebcn mar, mtroer lie aus
Der Salt c~lltlailcu ul0 O"uriten mie0cr
Itimmen. Nodocm OuS SoltS Die
Gltrfbcrutbung ser i0pebelrOen 9iQ
IoDe5u pollcl0et bate, pertogtc c5
it'd bis 0onncrItog Mittog.
Fr0lioent rel It mad Yort9.
moutb.
Fr0liOent N~ooIcpelt iltGr INN 2.3S
Dellte Nodnllttag oui Der Sod)t
rOfopflomcr" in 0cieQidoft iciner
8ottllt, lciner SdpuGgcrin Sri. Ga
rom uno icincr &inocr Gt6el ulo
Nlertin nad) EortSmollt6, So, ob,
no CT morgen gcle9entlid) ser 0rG-
berld)nnitdltn1aieicr cine 9fcoe Dor ser
TrnD on0 9tnpD Union 6alten miro.
UT bclldlt IpGter audi on5 Samr-
toni Snltltllt 5u Sompton un0 6Glt
bort cbcniallS cine flrjc Nnlprohc.
Seine GiidteDr bierber lit ultf elun
s l(6r am Gonneritog iriib on6c.
raltn1t.
SIR Ncinbc Scr @oGlen.
Goa SNls . Gonlitc fir Die @obl
oca ErGiiOenter, oeS &icc BrGliocn.
tcft nnO Der Otitglieocr 0es Gonorci.
leS bat b%eld)loIierL Die 9iQ Ocs He-
pr0icntontcn Gaines bon @eIt Sir
0llllel1 bc5ilglid Der Yltbli3itGt Der
W~oblauagaben sur Innobntc slt EN-.
pteblcn. Sic Bill lit iorgfGltig aus.
0eorbcltct ul10 bcitimmt, on iuen
Seltrogc 5l 5ablcn lino, 1lno oefinirt
Den @e0riff Der politiiheu Gomitc'&.
Sic perItcbt Oorur1ter Gon1itc'S, Milo
c%lotloncn o0cr Srgonilotipnclt, lueld)c
ben Grtolg oOer oie NicOerlo0e elmer
Ferlon bcf0r0ern o0cr 6crbcifiibren
mollen, mclde ais Gonoioot fir bo3
grlt elllca HeprGientontcn ooer Gcle-
9oten }lm Gon9rcb bei Oerg8o6l ouf-
trttt ooer iiber iueId)c BET elmer iolbell
Wabl ob0eltimmt miro. Sn gleidem
Slime lit Die Gefinition aud 5%rtref-
tt1o tllr Die 8obl eincS YrGiibenten
coer %Ice 8 Er0iioenten uno Die De
ltlllllllltn0cn OeS @eiebes bc5icbcn 'idb
olld1 ouf Gomite's, meldc Die Npnli.
llotlon elmer Der be}cidneten Ecrio-
ltntcrltiibcn oocr befGmpfen. Ser,
llCr nfrA in Nrr MnErpnp( hpittuuut{
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aritii dc SadIoge in
Sociia unb Sebo.
u1mA II nnnftut tn

Oocin, %. Maiar- 3lueitolticrO
Seelellte, lOcld)c Der SuopolitGt Der
oad)tlgt limo, befinoen lih in Der bic
ligen Morinefoierne in Saft. glld)
Die 8orniion gilt ais nn5iipcrlGiiig
mn loIl ourd)S ruppen bon o%llalu1ri3
erlcbt lpcr0cn. Cos Irlenul unb oIle
.olloeren Gegicrungsgebdllbe limo
ollrd p%er0oppcIte @adlen beicbt, uno
Ill 6olge zines 8eriufs, ben Snfcr-
man (unnel ourd Gpltnmit 5ll ger
ltorelL, mltroen 46tbeilnngen Snfar-
terle in GHtierrmngeit poit 20 Sdritt
ont Der 9or5cn Strefe bon Sciopo
nod Scboitopol anfgeitellt.
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Bar epal's IenfbnreS
Quftihiff

Moior b. Eariepul's ~IcnfburcS
Suftihiif mofte geitern in @eoen.
mart Oes 9riegSminiites b. gincm
ulb pieIer Mitalieber oes General.
itabs einen auiitieg nuf Dem lie.
bungspInt bel Segel. 9os 2ufii6iii
erbob iid) 5u einer Sobe bon 400
DaroS, mmtreliic ben Elnb mcbr.
mails. unb beidrieb Damn mieoer6olt
eine 5igtr s. wobei es 5eigte. Dab
es leift aeiteltcrt nerben fonnte. BUR
3eit mebte mGBiger 8ino. @ie be.
banptet mirO, boben Die grperitnente
oargctban, oaB oos 2uitidiff i'm
Stanbe iein miro, in einem Sturlll
bon As Meilen Die Stunoe 3t ope.
riren.
Yoaoomsfp bertbeibigt
0etmIiug.
Sn Der Hebe. pelde 8~ieefon5ler
8raf Eoiabolpsfp -@ebner in ser ge.
itrigen Sflnbiitung oes Geidsiags
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2 q 4Vftf -. p
Sn Dem EroScB Der 6irn1cn @or,
llcr, Barnes II. So. unO Sreoeric ~.
Slllcoln gcgetl Die 9unoesregierung
@e5iiglid) Der Undertaking BON auf
Den Ebilippinen er6obenen @iniu1s.
3ollell, luclde auf 8rlt1o Scr Greflt.
tloorore pom ~, Suli 1898 belize.
trtebcn moroen iuarcll, beltdtigtc oas
Sberbunbesgerid1t ieine idoll Dor ei-
mem Sabre nbgege6cne Der 9uatocs-
regierluig n~ad)tbeilige Gntideiound,
llur nit DEM llnteridiebe, ooB tic oa.
mails einitimnnig obgegeben mi,rog
molTeeslnm Die 8ihter Wettc auo
Dfe&enna lid 5i elmer abpeidenoen
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-09
LETTER TO TINES READERS
Rickert 8 Wells Guarantee Hycmei ID
Cure Catarrh Of It Costs Nothing.
ditor 81 Barre DaiIv Tilnes


Editor of Barre Daily Times:
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| This certainly shows onr faith and belief
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Are You Tired, Nervous
and SIeepIess /?

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Raynor on Monroe Doctrine.

Washington, p. G., Jan. o.--senator
Isidor Raynor Of Maryland delivered
his maiden speech in the Senate vester.
day on the general subject Of The Mon.
roe doctrine, and particularly "A Ia fra
application Of the doctrine in the case
Of the administrations action in Santo
Domingo.
Mr.. Raynor commended that the United
States should ~ no way incur liability
for debts Of Central OF South American
republics; that we should not interfere
with the international rights Of foreien
powers in those regions. and that m
have no right 70 enforce performance
q contracts between our citizens ond
the republics south Of us.
Mr. Raynor was listened 70 With close
attention.
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Leaves the Stand and Oil
Hearing Suddenly AdiOurns.
A WITNESS WHO ANSWERS
Hardcastle Tells Of Being Transferred
to Republic Co. With Instructions
Not to Say Anything Of Con-
nections With STANDARD.

New York, Jan, .. H. n. Rogers,
vice president Of the STANDARD Oil Com
pany Of New Jersey, was expected to
be witness yesterday in the hearing
before Commissioner Frederick #. san
born in the quo warranto proceedings
brought by Atty..Gen. Herbert +. Had
Icy OF Missouri to Gust from Missouri
the Standard Oil Company Of Indiana,
the Waters. Pierce Oil Company 81 Mis-
souri, and the Republic Oil Company,
When the hearing opened Alr. Hadley
informed tile commissioners that Wade
Hampton, one Of the witnesses sum.
moned, had not appeared. Cen. Hamp-
TONS name was called, but he did not
respond NJ. T. Elliott, general counsel
for the Standard Oil Company, said he
would secure the attendance Of Gen.
Hampton, who IL auditor of the stand
ard Oil Company Evidence was again
taken on typewriter.
Mrs. Ida MI Butts, stepdaugIter oil
The late George Rice Of Marietta, o.,
was the FIRST witness.
Mr. Hadley read a certificate Of six
shares in the original STANDARD Oil
| trust issued By the board oil trustees
Of that trust iii 1892 to George nj. Rice.
1t was signed BIZ John d. Rockefeller,
Henry If. Flagler and William I. Ward
we'll Mrs Butts identified it as hay-
| ing belonged to MR. Rice. Mr.. Hadley
4 also read d certificate Of an assignment
of legal title Of one share on the Stand
| ard Oil Company Of Ohio was ordered
4 by the courts to be dissolved in 1899.
Mrs. Butts said the paper was owned
lby Mn Rice.
! These six shares are said to be the
only shares of the original Standard OH
trust now in existence. Mrs. Butts said
! these shares Of stock were exchangeable
for stock in the Standard Oil Company
of New Jersey
eDid the Standard Oh Company Of
New Jersey become the holding com
pany Of these companies in the STANDARD
4 OH TrustY" asked Mr. Hadley.
ut did, said Mrs. Butts.
Mrs. Butts also possessed as admin.
listretrix OF George NJ Rice. certificate
of shares of the stock held by him in
the Standard Oil Company Of Indiana,
Mrs. Butts was then excused.
1 II. d. HardcastIe was the next wit
ness. He said be lives in New York,
and entered the employ Of the Standard
OH Company at Albany, n. Y, in 1891
The manager Of the company at Albany
then, be said, was r. r, Cutter. Wit
ness was employed there eight years
and then went to Cleveland O.. where
he worked for the Republic Oil Com
pany.
District Attorney Jerome dropped in
upon the proceedings lust as II. H.
Rogers took the stand. Then the smoke
Of Il hnshlight broke up the session halt
an hour early. Mr.. Rogers, caught at
last looked like mad BULL When the
smoke cleared away slightly the Dis
| trict Attorney was gone Referee san
born adjourned the meeting peremptor-
! lily.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-09
BRIDE FATALLY SHOT.
Husband Says Revolver Was Exploded
by Accident.

Bridgeport, CT, Jan. o.. Mrs. Steph-
en- Leonard bride Of two weeks, is
dying at st. Vincant's hospital from a
bullet wound through the heart, inflicted
BY her husband, ii is charged, during
what the police claim was a quarrel
yesterday. The husband is under ar
rest He claims that a revolver was
accidentally discharged while he was
cleaning it.
Leonard is Fl years Of age, but has
not worked since his marriage His
bride resumed her work at corset
factory and has been supporting her
husband Yesterday She stayed al home
to try to induce stephen to go to work,
the police say. The latter claims that
while sitting in the kitchen cleaning
his revolver with bis wife at his left
side, the weapon was discharged BY ac-
cident. The police from their investi-
cation say that Mrs. Leonard must have
been standing up. The bullet went
straight into tie body at the breast
and lodged in the spine.
Mrs. Leonard Is not expected to re-
cover. Leonard is held on the charge
Of attempted murder.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-09
lands EXPERIENCE
In TURKEY RAISING
Indiana Congressman in Doubt as TO
What He Knows Of the
Business.

Washington, D. g, Jan. o. Represen-
tative Charles b. Lands bought farm
near Delphi, Ind, last summer, 70 raise
bronze turkeys for the holiday mar
kets.
Landis invested $500 in flock Of tnr-
keys eight hens and $3.50 gobbler.
Another $500 was spent in building run.
ways and pens for them.
One morning two hens disappeared.
The remaining six were each put on
setting Of eggs and all produced
broods. When five weeks old the little
fellows were turned out TO scratch gray-
eI. The whole flock, big and little,
made break for wheat field The
wheat was covered with dew and the
chicks were sadly bedraegled lot.
That night all OF the young turkeys
died except three. The two hens which
disappeared walked in two weeks later.
One VAS followed by a brood Of III,
and the other by nine the finest look
ing young turkeys ever seen along the
Wabash.
Mr. Landis Is now considering turn
ing all his turkeys loose.