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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-30
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Seattle Union al Christian Kns
aeaveFeFu viii haid q sunrise prayer
meeting o. sunday morning at ~
I at Plymouth Congregational church
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First Church q christ. SeieHtlsl
sts sixth av. Services at II q. 4
aud O. m Huhieei. eturealltf
sunday school AZ ii a IA. teaiims.
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Mckinley. ransor. Love FEAST. 10
4. NJ sermon. II a. m. communion
service. ~ M. rvntseostai service.
80 y IN rev. + ~ MafHh. -. D..
Viii conduct these services
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aaaftte la1gs. tA8a Second AZ.
sunday : + m. ieeture4 Subject.
1Akht "a The Pain b +. A.
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IiaftstaH EnitaFian church. sun
a2r sTsatnx. Maxeh 81. let. ~ !
SHARP Programmes oxNan Nrelsssfn
Al ExenAns~ Dudley Ntnek Mem ,
"a. ctarntrxn@m cid Easter efaaFAi.
fsam f.afiv EsfsfsssHfisAn. tsas K.yss
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aefen Elgaee Caldwell. Me- farars
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fans ds@f. fason Are she G4fwhs amsf
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Ms NNfnuHs Norwegian fnsAmsmN
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"a Miss Nnmfton e0nsraIfo mose
Eye Hath Net seer. fra1n slfoif
NAtrs aanh Nf#e. F~aHenHw HALL.
anYl Fhs E-nfa Il Ar Shepherd =
81 Psalm. Schubert. f.yria quartet
duet. tbs eheFah. YmsnuaseIss
MlsHss eaaweii anss Hheiznn. sss.
r~nne seka ard vlaaim assllaafa. an
ENis HNrsaa5e.- ftfmsa. Miss wsss.f
~ Violin I.Hgssis ta4ntarA fris
LIN Rhine 91Yes~ frnfn Elijah.
MsH9Hl*eHhn Misses VFaafesseN
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HOME RutL DEpR. ATTENTION

send Soc 90 Knapp q West. areal
tsrss. sss ealsnaa Bldg. FOR q book
uf plaaa for pretty hasmaa II vii
sare You money and tell yua how 60
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Mayor Moore states that be win
cause all persons guilty Of either
mutiiaflng or defaeing trees 70 be
prosecuted. Under the ordinances
Il Il made a misdemeanor % use
trees IS httching posts. or paste
any advertisements on them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-30

Feufth Az near James II MYsou
" Haynes n =. FAefeF - 20 =
n a tnFn - Wheat So p M
Were fua Ever nunnNe
Teupls naptist.
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. ss president Columbia Iai4Nf
eftx4 Washington y 81 F4e q IA.
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70 Calvary ~ Writer
Tsksrnsxls Baptist.
gafasf tHth ~. y ara Hafsf.su
a. IAhn MAfxen Tta4n. nsaniasax.
II . m. ~xstHtss fsnnpaxses Aisssasf :
lie Haeeu7 kpMmRFe1ttau IA q.
IA hskesNsifsan II the Tssna ~
Revelations. opeutns ths seven
Scala
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CpFuss ffoward AZ. ara Jehn ss.
y r. f1Fasa. fanszr. II =. IN. Faster
Hregrafn ~ The SUNDAY aeiluaa
- o. "a. msruan By Rev. w. ~
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Free AxskaAgas.
K1rmf FTaa t4eshnsffsf Church. rar4
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Westmlastst pe.sb.tssisn.

broadway aud Columbia mls
flsx J. N Wilson. pastor spectral
Raster WuHie morning aud evening
Subjects. Numerically. aud Pres
sfit aiiiseHabip IL the New Ierus
sAlsnl TIE Sunday school gives
Ar Easter program Al 80 a. ~.
tsfrapiieon views an india Thurs
uaxf uiNHf free
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Three meas money Affairs
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tfuef Fourth az and spring II.
HeH "A. a Matthew'S, d h. pastor
lna m. THE Results If the Atone
lutHt D. IN. Christianity Isaiih
Aftt Future Home
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10 lefh ~. " net e 81 SIC
hNsfYs pastor Faster sermon a.
III q. NJ. Raster sonH service. with
special program. At 80 =. n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-30

Other teas and coffees are come
pared with scalllinEs Best. thu
standard Of exr3fieuce zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-30

Let Us furnish an estimate on
your plumbing and heating. We
make a speciality Of contract worsz
@ H. Brown 4 Co. zzl Pine 81.
Both Phones. "s
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-05-03
STEG0MYIG'S NEW NAME.
Yellow Fever Mosquito Is Now to Be
Called CaIopus.

There was Il christening recently at
the gray limestone mansion in Wash
ingtOn Of Surgeon General Wyman of
the public health and marine hospital
service. says the Washington Herald.
In reality it was Il notwithstanding, the
victim of the ceremony being il no less
ablebodied citizen than the yellow fe-
YER mosquito. heretofore known in re-
fined society as Stegomyia faSciata.
General Wyman asks the world to sit
up and take notice that this gentleman,
who figures so proltically in the dis
patches and notes of the monthly pub
lie health bulletins. will hereafter be
known as Stegomyia calopus.
The change of name. however. does
not bring about any change of function
on the part of the mosquito. In the Ian.
Guage of Il marine hospital service wit
"A Stegomyia faSciata by any other
name Will look just rs yellow"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-05-03
BOOKINGS AT THE ILLINOIS

BOOKINGS AT THE ILLINOIS.
May - German Theatrical com.
pany.
May 5-"The Midnight Flyer" mat
inee.
May 11-Howe's Pictures, matinee.
May 16-"The Convict's Daughter"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-05-03
"WALL STREET CANNIBAlS.'
Explorer Gail Says They Are Worse
Than the Fills

Telling stories of the atrocities COM
mitted by the SamOans and Fills of
few years ago-Such, for instance. as
the tale of Fiji king who delighted
to Stay his subjects in order that he
might feast on their brains and ate por-
tons of no less than Il thousand be-
ings before he became converted to
Observation-Disclosures Edgar Gail, eX-
plOrer and lecturer. recently told Il
church full of people in Detroit that
there is still something to be said for
barbarian cannbalism il comparison
with the cannibalism of Wall street,
says Il special dispatch to the New
York World.
You've got the real thing in New
fOrk'S Wall street. What's the differ
ence between cannibal of New Gui-
nea and one in Wall street? Only in
the fact that the former eats his dish
in the denSest of darkness and reliShes
his meals by mouthfulS and the latter
by swallowing whole legislatures and
mems souls at single gulp i'll the
brightest of lights. Modern commerce
has degraded every class with which it
has come in contact"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-05-03
Gollmars in the North.

The Winnipeg Free Press says OF
Gollmar Bros. shows which appear in
Rock Island May 10:
"GOllmar Bros. circus appeared for
the first time in Winnipeg yesterday.
when two highly satisfactory perform
ances were given on the Hudson's Bay
flats in the rear of the Assiniboine
block. The performance will be re-
peated today, in its entirety, street pa
rade. hippo. and all. The parade came
in for much favorable comment. par
ticularly on account of the number of
strange and valuable animals exhibited
in the cages. Tie menagerie is one
of the most interesting features of
this circus. The star bOGrder of
Messrs. Gollmar Bros. is the hippopot-
anus. and all day there was constant
stream of visitors to inspect this three
ton baby. Ii is 3-year-old and f.
male, and is said to be one of the most
valuable animals ever carried with any
circus. One very gratifying feature
which patrons freely commented On
was the clean-cut nature of the per
fOrmances. No vulgarism of any kind
was noticed. nor were there any fakirs
or sharks apparent, who so often fol-
low these shows. The different feats
of skill and daring which constitute
the program are all of a high class"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-05-03
The Monkey Fad For Women.

Teddy bears and Pomeranian dogs
have dropped out of milady's favor,
and the monkey now perches himself
on her shoulder, writes Il New York
correspondent of the PittSburg Dis
patch. The simian has gained such IA
vor as a feminine pet in town that the
supply is not equal 10 the demand. Out
of crmine muffS, carried by smartly
GOWned women along Fifth avenue
and Broadway. hideOus, grinning. little
whiSkered faces peep at you. From
the furs and laces about the shoulders
of women driving i'll the parks prOtrude
little bald heads with whskered chins
To be able to talk monkey, just as peo,
pie once talked horse or dog, is n mark
of being up to date. To be able &c
take up strange monkey, look him
over and then calmly put him dowu
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-05-03
Invitation a la Parisienne,

1.-THE experiment Of pertaining the Paris
subway has been made with great sue
cess.-Ncw York Times Cable.l
you'll take a subway ride l hope,
With me. adOrcd Musette.
Amid the fragrant hcliotrope
And 'Brisc des Niolet+es'
In balmy darkness yo. shall hear
Rose laden breeZes moan.
While. hand in hand. Nusette my dear,
Wen dream about Cologne.
Come love! The stairway's vague per-
fume
Tells what's in store for US:
A scented trip through scented gloom
To scented terminus:
Mclodious cries from scented guards:
Witch Hazel! Next, Bay Rum!
Musette. 1t is theme for bards-
The Scented Subway Comet
Come where PrOvences fragrant breeze
Mid walls of iron pent.
Meets zephyrs from the Pyrenees
And Gascon vineyards scent;
Come What Musette? Your language
hurts,
How can you say. oh. punk,
We might as we'll buy perfume sQuirts
And dive into n trunk?'"
Thomas r. ibara i'm New York Times
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-05-03
WONDERFUL GAS ENGINE.
Weighs but Fiftyfour Pounds, Creates
Twelve to Sixteen Horsepower.

After an entire winters work \. Roy
his efforts to build the most wonderful
PAS engine ever constructed, says a
Toledo (OD special dispatch to the
New York Herald. 1t is the engine
which Knabenshue is using in his new
Rirship, built to carry two or more peo-
pie.
The engine is built entirely upon new
and original lines and is particularly
wonderful because it weighs only fifty
four pounds and generates by actual
test from twelve to sixteen hOrSepoW-
er When il is remembered that the
actual gas engine of that size weighs
from 300 TO 1000 pounds the full eX-
tent of this creation can be realized.
Naturally enough knabenshue is
jealous Of his proud achievement. and
many of the details of its construction
he refuses to give out. However. he
has sanctioned the publication of 4
few general facts concerning the en-
CINE.
The engine is of two cycle pattern
and runs nicely at 100 revolutions Il
minute. The engine is valveless and
starts absolutely without fail with Il
half turn. 1t will work with any car
| burettor. One of the features of the
engine is the spark coil. which is also
a freak. The coil. instead of contain
ing. as do most coils. two windngs OF
wire. primary and secondary. con
| tains six windings. the last five of
which are looped in series with a bat
| terry of condensers.
The carburettOr throttle and spark
timer are also inventions of Knaben.
| shue. The oil lubricatOr is different
| from most others in that il Seuds the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-05-03
CURT STARK AS PRINCE IN ALT
HEIDELBERG" AT THE IL
LIMOS TOMORROW.

in this country. He was identified with
Emma Abbot when that celebrated
woman was at the pinnacle of her
greatness and he has alos dabbled with
the managerial affairs of Adelina Patti
and others. Mr.. Wheeler once engag-
ed in the newspaper business and set a
pace for scoops that was hard TO beat
in the good Old days. He is also a stu
dent of Blackstone and practiced the
legal end of the game for seven years.
1t is not recorded that he ever lost I
case.
Gives Moneys Worth.-One of the
attractions booked this season at the
Illinois theatre is Ed. Anderson's latest
production. The Midnight Flyer"
Mr.. Anderson believes in giving the
public their moneys worth. so he has
added a number of high class speciai-
ties to the company. The production
in its entirety will be here Sunday,
May ).
An Exceptional Honor-An honor
NHlCH Ntls StlNpIll DtldilS ~ du dCtcl
was bestowed upon Curt Stark, the
leading juvenile of the Milwaukee
Pabst Thcater company. While APP
pearing at the Powers theater in Chi
cago the other day. he was presented
with a beautiful laurel wreath by the
regular visitors of the gallery, as a
token of his popularity. Mr.. Stark
will play the part of the Prince IN
the original German version of the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-05-03
GUlLLOTINE FOR STlNGY RICH.
Bernard Shaw's Way of Furnishing
Those Who Won't Give TO Art

George Bernard Shaw. the British
dramatst and critic. addressing a
meeting of the national art collection
fund recently in London. referred TO
the deficit for the year and the urgent
need of money. He regretted that the
people with big. uneIrned incomes did
not take much interest in the society'S
work says Il special cable from Lon
don to the New York Sun.
There was. he said, 1910. coo. 900 in
England belonging to people who did
not work Therefore the society must
tell the rich class that more money was
needed because ii WAS coming in sharp
competition with America. If wealthy
people did not respond to the demand
they ought TO be guillotincd.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-05-03

lubricant into the machine with the
gas mixture.
So powerful is the engine that it re
quired a great deal of experimenting
TO so faSten it in the frame of the ship
that it would not tear itself away.
This difficulty was finally overcome by
supporting it with angle irons, braced
and cOunterbraced, to the wooden
forced with steel pipe several feet Ell
Their way from the engine
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-05-03
Wonderful Eczema Cure.

"Our little boy had eczema for five
years. writes n. A. Adams. Henrietta
Pa. 1.-TWO of our home doctors said
the case was hopeless, his lungs being
affected We then employed other doc
tors, but no benefit resulted. BY chance
We read about Electric Bitters; bought
a bottle, and soon noticed improve
ment We continued this medicine I'M
til several bottles were used. when oul
boy was completely cured" Best oi
all blood medicines and body building
health tonics. Guaranteed at w. T
Hartz' drug store, 301 Twentieth street
80 cents.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-05-03


address in silver
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-05-03

Has Handled Some Big Ones-Will
o. Wheeler, who spent the season her
aiding the coming of The Prince of
Pilsen," returned 10 New York last
week looking none the worse for hard
wear. Mr.. Wheeler is one of the Old.
est advance agents, in point of service
in the United States. and he has hanjl-
ed some of the biggest operate tours
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-05-03

It's too bad to see people who GO
from day to day suffering with physi
cal weakness, when Rocky Mountain
Tea would strengthen them Tea D:
tablets, 50 cents. Harper House phar
macy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-05-03
At the Tbeafer.

most successful comedy, "Alt Heidel-
berg" at the Illinois theater tomorrow.
At the closing of the season. Mr.. Stark
will return TO the "Fatherland" to fill
an engagement at the Royal theater in
Berlin
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-14

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visitor l1 Panama 70 ohaette
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bat th mtsa ranks Instantly fllst
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s'gat iafiug Is their supply 81 feaa
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isnamana sss IN the clty e1uld +.
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soldier ants tblurr might - different
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- sArnnnA.Ys 49,

A meeting q ia Republican cul
siil b. bed nett Weiaesiaylnght
John wes 4 near spaunas spsat
F yesterday and loiay hsfe "a business.
Nn taH Young returned f0m.1op
lin This morning whese sile iAA besn
visiting Ter PARENT
bliss iiate Rotsfts IS hone fum
zeloo. s. Ramona q spcud SUNDAY
eitl ieE fat thef snd sister
K,cf Republican III yiuita lsholId
attend tas meeting d tie Repablioan
clah ueti "Wednesday u.fht
Sc Hoosn returned 90 tAssgllle.
80 asf night Ms S. 8 waGtn
hs daughter, Is HoW naen mpmrad.
I9&se laman + rarsef lr sho.d.
IaR a one daY term of n8ar .n prof
Iieos toiay fai tlie hssfing 81 nc
Uom
Mesiame + s iaugle9. 6eoa e
Rirs aa1 4 o. gmdy and Miss DsHa
Powell = Alton are shopping 10 Vi.
alta toaaY
: meeting % Nmlta Iodge Ne. b A..
II a. M Ntll r. held neat TUESDAY
night. Work iu & A degree visit
ten invited
The WomAus fofelFn Missionary
saelety Of the Methodist church VIII
meet Tuesday afternoon AZ tie home
q Miss jamie iian.
Bryan, TIE little son q Mn ~ AL
Hughes aho has been quite slek tie
past fcs days. sas much e0rss Yestef,
das aud lat night
Misses Powell. Duckwarth and Pe
Faes Of AdAlF came ~ yesterday to
attend tie pAftY given 81 Miss Anna
Chandler last night
Miss Dallle Chamberlain came 10
from Muskugeo this morning far a
Sunday visit with hsf garents NJ
Mrs A. 3 Chamberlain
| d lllichcuck received letter
this morning from Montreal. Canada.
whleh sas mailed March agap. M.
Ia the letter appeap this language.
This = > apflae dAs, lh0 lhs mef.
cufg il dawn 10 only 10 degrees bsloa
tefan NJ. nitcile0ck famafka about
tie great contrast Hers ii Finna
he ays. se have doon and windows
opeu, gfezs growing neuefs bioomlng.
trees budding sge
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-14

Tie Ofuneua ciah will meet NoudA
Afternoon - tile hamo of Mrs Il j
WuKht Tie program slI - Ia
cb4fse of aas % l. lamss. Mfs. u.
y Andsfsaa aua An Z Wright
csart AZ Table aM ea atlaus
nutil ihe mlslile nekt atfk ars "a.
lnE a. regoris ff1m fi4sfs I3ays
staai'nFdeef ctafei agtb maf8er.
~as taksn ausn faf trial last nlel.tby
DEPUTY ialln pagas
hF Clark 8 asaF aaaes sssnt
yesterday aUd tosa rs EiAiia. Mr.
eafk ahu ass LEASED TIE numszfusf
iifH ueaf Island fafi las bosn salt.
lns steat - seess fef hs haasef lt
spoas ehIeh sets shipped ffam eail.
fgfua aoaat taa alanils aaa
Articles s tpantlaa aeu sled
iptaf 90 tts citizens laas 20 Hatn
sifh scap.fa of tl0e0 fis as.esfe
are 2 p Strain president Nm Cav
wee president Il stnIH sfstafg,#
feasafer Ihesg HitN r # ~ fig.
slfs aiJ i aeaisn constitute t.sI
paari q ilfeetom
y = ffifehsit living ago mHss
iautI 8. ioen lavma hls little lson
.o fte h9st4a yest0ftsg Afternoon
siefe an operation sas performed
TIE laales Aif s5clety oftho tap.
ia ehuwh el'l sefse tea & ilis haHe
q Nh - b Coles .Iossiay after.
loon ffom Z 0to 0 TED aengS
little parts thai ha aaf oue hAifl
'a.ioa lee cream paekef 81 Is sll /
.ettfa b " e' give them ouelafl
'allee % be efeam Creamery mtfl
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-14
rRoN uoSDAlspAllY

nf S. N amPbe aof ~aaees. spent
SUNDAY eilh 9 , wright atd family
s1nouf gtiileaI.l leave tomorrow
fpra seeks slaenee il Sullivan la8
ou esal business
Articles q Incorporation of TIE
Badger on company u C81an lave
teeu Sled capital stock e. oo Tie
oiileee an Charles owen president.
0Ara 0ReU Flce president Willard
u hiEvtt seereiary.lfeasaref
Sidney Smith drovs % Needmors 70.
day Oh telephone business
n + Knight ard Miss Fanhle
Knight eent q leWey this morning
fof a tsu weeks visit
Alusft Berfg came IN from spatlnaN
this morning eiiefn he conducts a
g7pefal merchandise business. lie
uonehi siih hlm 20 do1en eggs.
W = Powell 81 SENECA Sic. Is Fl
ttit N4Hf tNiaE ana HAa caller az
TIE ChlefiAln Office.
Ma Coca Martha came ia frss
Neoshot Mo- this morning fora tlslt
with Ml@ Anna Gateaooi. she
eas formerly Miss Elllsl shartila Of
the ioeal telephone ofiice
Ms. W = Aisfop returned 10 Ter
home q Chelsea this morning After 4
flslt aithhef PARENTS Mr. and Mrs
A n Nirh0ls
A marriage lloense sas issued yss.
ierdal g =. 4. Alsslm aud Mis- Nay
PHELPS both q vlnita. ANA this morn.
lng q Bob Adams and aia viola
Chance. both IL Ci,asAeA
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-14
ON WINGS or THE WIND.
rhe LanF Journey Of a soldiers
Letter 70 tha Island of
6amar

Lieut. Julian O. court. Phllippins
seous. stationed a. Cagpin. stand of
sAniar ishilippgae division. while n
BE t1wn - Ora. ou the river of ne
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ghean of September 81. 1895. swept over
ne Fhiiipr'nu found ln the streets II
rs lown : letter isciasiag q voucher
- mhease payment dated Nay 3.
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hHr it waf 81 1uu wifh ths VIA.
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aftef esfaHsa meeifHs aa8 10
ia e wholly ephyrised ~
m Minaanaa. hut dia not
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rrsuhI.s q Msalh.r aur,au.

Willis 4 Meare. chief d tie weath
er bureau IN Waahineton. aad AZ 5
banquet ti the past The weather
farocaster would Gften 81 q Haod dsa.
embarrassed lie would start out en-
p'cuie nr "a excursion. bis wife it
hsr paleni and most delicate guen II
without en- umbrella and thuaeh s.
had prenhesie1 On ail The papers 81
hours q perfecf weather. they woula
both. IS like a. naf. come home
afanched Einbafrassmout. truiy
Llhc the position ol The erosaeYed
gentleman AZ The bah This gen
lleman aaii vlth q bow May :
have he honor al thia waltzr Aaa
three ladies. seated side By side. rose
simultaneously With pleasure lies
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