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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-27
MERELY JOKING.
a Puzzle,

a Puzzle
Newton discovered why tho apple fell.
"He did, tr
wen. then. ii remains for. some equally
brilliant mind to discover why It is thus
Tribune.
Notable Tribute.
Actress: Ibid my death scene seem real
istic?"
Theatrical Manager: II should say 30!
Why. lie insurance director In the audi
ence tainted dead away!"-Minneapolis Tri-
bune.
Put 1t Up to Her.
80 you broke off your engagement to
Miss Tpodles?'
Eyes, but did 1t gently"
.'Tola her what my salary was."-cleve-
land Leader.
One Less.
s% yGv s are really e. Seas e. q.
Gladys: Yes, was sure you would be.
You'll have less competition now."-Illus-
.trated Bits.
English Joke: Kindly Smile.
smith: Good morning: Jones. I hear
you haye son and heir"
Jones: yes. our household now renra-
my wifes irish, the Nurse is scotch and the
baby walls liverpool Post.
Forcing a Cinch.
Conan Doyle" remarked the purveyol
from his publishers for everything he
writes"
Gee" exclaimed the maiden with the
creamy gre eyes WAKING Li from her brown study
that stuttered."-Life.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-27
MAPS AND OTHER EnRons.
The Norfolk Landmark chides US fc

The Norfolk Landmark chides US for
reproducing from another newspaper
the story that the Standard Oil Com
pany would build great transcon-
tinental line from Newport News to
Seattle and Portland, using the yir
gilman Railway as starter from this
end.
THE Times-ispatch." complains our
Norfolk contemporary. lets this gross
error go unccrrected. In reproducing
the blundering article from the Wash
tngton Times our Richmond contem-
porary writes a headline to this effect:
RAILROAD Plan to Build Trunk Line
from Newport News In addition 10
this. and even worse. The Times-Dls-
patch publishes large map, running
across three columns OF its third page
representing 'Rockefeller's Coast-to-
Coast Line, Longest Continuous Rail
road in the World. Except the Trans
Siberian SYSTEM as extending from
Newport News to Portland and Seat
tie. The name Of Norfolk does not APP
where in the article which accom-
panies 1t. The Tinles-Dispatch is wei,
aware THAI the Atlantic terminus of
/ the Virgintan Railway tTidewater-
Deepwa,er) is at Norfolk, and not at
Newport News
Faithful are the wounds of a
friend OF course The Tmes-Dis-
patch knows that the Virginian Rail
way has its Atlantic terminus at Nor
folk, and we are glad that the Land
mark gives us opportunity TO make
correction and tho amcndc honorab e
1t was merely an overnight that tho
correction was not made at the time
but the news in the story was The
building of the road and not the at.
lantic terminal. )
AS for The map with Norfolk lief
out. the Landmark mus, take that il
. good nature as a Rowland for al
Oliver; for did nor Norfolk recent,
print in a Washington newspaper
map of Virginia with Richmond lef
out? But The Times Dispatch wa
not responsible for the deinquen
map OF which the Landmark com
plains. Let's call it square, What's
map or two among friends?
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-27
ENDORSE MAYORS
DESIGN FOR FLAG
Members Of c.. M. L. S. Adopt
Resolution-Relics for Con-
federate Museum.

The Confederate Memorial Literary
Society held its June meeting yesterdaS
morning In the Confederate Museum,
with Mrs. Alfred Gray presiding The
session was busy one, this being the
last meeting until autumn.
A report on the calendar of tran
scripts was made by Mr.. Douglas Free
man, who Is in charge of the work.
About 5000 manuscripts are In the mu-
ed by the various vice-regents,
among them the battleNag OF the Bote-
,tcurt Dragons, presented by Fincastle
Chapter, Daughters OF the Confederacy
the muster rolls OF seven companies OF
tho Prince William County Cavalry and
a partial list of the men from that
county enlisted In the Thirty-ninth Vac
GINA Cavalry. presented by Mrs. George
W. johnson, of Manassas Chapter
Daughters of the Confederacy; also
portraits OF General BENJAMIN McCul-
Tough and Major Marchant, and por.
t,ait and sword of Dick Bowling, al
OF which will be placed In the Texas
room.
The Moulton- Gardner Chapter
Daughters Of the Confederecy. has pre-
sented, through Miss Scott, vice-regen
OF the Louisiana room, portrait o.
General Frank Gardner, and trumpe
taken from the Confederate boat NC
Rae. when she was opposite New Or
leans. on April "a, 1862. This boat wa
burned shortly afterward to proven
her falling into Farragut's hands.
A large photograph of General Lewis
Addison Armistead has been receive
from Mr.. George Armistead. of Balti
more, through Mr.. G. T. Loehr secre
tary Of Pickett's Division Association
Miss Anna L. Clarke, of bonneville
Ky, was present and was enrolled al
member. Miss Decca Lamar West, Q
Waco; Texas, addressed the society, OF
| fcring to aid in the work through he
association with the Dixie Land Mag
nzine.
"A resolution indorsing Mayor McCar
thy's original design for city nag
bearing the colors and bars OF tn
Ccnfederacy. was offered by Miss Kat
Mason Rowland, and was urhninousl
adopted. A letter OF sympathy wa
sent to Mrs. l.. NJ. Hart, who has bee
Iii recently. She was also hearth
| thanked for her work during the Con
4 federate Reunion,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BljOu-..AIyg Wlfc's Fnhii!.
Observation-Disclosures AmusemcntN.

New Company Coming.
THE Christian" Hall came p .sa
new new stock company that comes to the
Academy of Music next Monday night.
The company is hended by nj Ea az ba
ment in New York this season. Mr..
stuart Is now under 8, contrary nj ct Win Win
for 70 him. He will appear on Broad
way early next season at one OF Mr.
IITrohman's theatres
Miss Evelyn Vaughn, who Is remem-
Ibered here, for her connection with
tine Giffen Stock Companies. will be the
said to compare favorably with that
Iof the greatest actresses who have
lapreared In this role.
lCompanys Offering All next week at
the Academy. with the usual matinees
on Wednesday and Saturday, and
now prevailin at the Academy will
continue during the Stuart Company's
Large Attendance ut Lakewood.
Messrs. Louis rl,nore, Edward Rob-
erts, Salvatore Cassata and Bert Tins
b sH nsTe 1aEdn soeasf for
linnugurateH n numbers OF improve
Iments. Under their management there
will be q floor master or director In
lcharge ALL the time. and eVerv rour-
ltesy and consideration will be shown
Ito the dancers.
Large crnwds of amusement lovers
|nrn attending the summer theatre,
|hall-room SWIMMING pool and the
thirty odd amusemerts and attrac~
Hans If lakewood The free vaude-
willie bill this week has been nro-
lnounceH one @ot the best ever seen
here Kassnich'a band concerts are
|prc,vin-' more and more attractive each
4|even!ng.
|pench Park Popnlnr.S
Reports from Beach Park and the
|Terminal hotel say that the "Twt-
lirht 'Lin1ited," which leaves Richmond
Il eVery afternoon during the week nj
I5,3O 'o'cIock,#is bringing larger crowds
= leach day to West Point. The manage
Imnnt announces that the hotel and
mark have been put IN first-class con.
Idition for the. s nntertanment and
ament of nichmonders.
J Afternoon bathing is me of the
leading pastimes from the pier. IN
1.-The mark the orchestra sunpies music
.tfor dancers who fill the ballroom
: nearly every evening.
The sea food dinners in the Terminal
s are drawing large numbers Of Rich
. mona peonle this season. and 1t Is no
4 Inncominon sight to see anywhere from
: four to ten persons In each partv
: SEATED AT the tables in the large and
cool dining rooms.
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The Finance Committee has recon-
mended to the Council the Don Leavy
ordinance providing for the sprink-
ling Of the Boulevard with kerosene
or preparation thereof
Whether or not this will settle the
dust question on the city's principal
driveway remains to be demonstrated.
But the experiment will not be ex-
pensive, and should by all means be
tried. III the dry season the dust on
the Boulevard is sitting, and an af-
fiction not only to the drivers. but
to all residents of that section of the
city. The dust, nuisance on the Boule-
yard must be abated.
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TAKEN SUDDENLY I'LL.
Young Lady Stricken With AppendI
cltIs While Visiting In Richmond.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Averett, OF
Danville. Va. are In the city. having
been called here by the illness of their
niece. Miss Helen Averett Wilson. who
was operated upon Tuesday night for
appendicitis by Dr. Stuart MCGUIRE, at
st, Luke's Hospital.
Miss Wilson had been for the past
two weeks visiting her uncle Mn
Luther G. Jeffross. and her cousin. Mrs.
Charles !. Phillips, of Floyd Avenue,
and up to last Monday, the day pre-
vons to the attack, she was thought
to be in her accustomed health.
The operation developed an extreme
ly critical condition, but she IL now
doing We'll, and her speedy recovery
Is expected.
Mrs, Averett will remain in the city
until Miss Wilson Is we'll enough to
return homo with her. She is staying
with Mrs. Philips. No. 1916 Floyd
Avenue.
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Then, as said the duke, great Bolingbro<e-
Mounted upon hot and fiery steed
Which his aspiring rider Eeem'd to know,
With slow, but stately pace kept on his course,
While all tongues cred-Ciod thee Bolingbroke!
You would have thought the very windows spake
80 many greedy looks of young and old
Through easements darted their desiring eyes
Upon his vsage; and that all the wallis
With painted imagery, had said at once
Jesu preserve thee! welcome, Bongbrokc!
Whilst lie, side to the other turning,
Bare headed lower than his proud steed's neck
Bcspale them thus,--I thank you, countrymen:
thu1 still doing, thus he pass'd along.
a in theatre, the eyes of men,
After a we'll raced actor leaves the stage,
Are idly bent on him that enters next,
Thinking his prattle to be tedious:
Even so. or with much more contempt, mems eyes
Did scowl Richard; man cried, God save hlrl
No ioyfu tongue gave him his welcome home u
But dust thrown his sacred head
Which with such gentle sorrow he shook OIL
His face still combating with tears and smiles,
The badges of his grief and patience
That God, for some strong purpose stee! q
The hearts they must perforce have mclted'
And barbarism itself have pitied him.
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Miss Williams u. miller school.

{ Especial to The Times-D ispatch.l
MILLER SCHOOL. VA. Juno 26.---
Miss Julia Fulton Williams, daughter
OF Congressman John Sharp Williams
of mississippi, is a guest Of Miss Ro-
berta Fulton.
Mcssrs. Shirley Bowen and Ellis H.
Critzer paid the school a flying Visit
this week.
MI. Sam Moody, of Hot Springs, was
a guest OF Miss Sadie Carver Sunday
Mr.. William G, Moran returned this
week from business trip to Washing
ton city and other points.
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|of justice, and in their rugged honesty,
SIR Thorn urged upon the young men
Of the graduating class that they
should take care that no matter how
much they might give IN the way of
high talents and BRILLIANT service, they
should mako their contribution to their
country, above all things else, a cons
trlbution of exalted moral character.
He warned the students that there
was no permanent success forth man
who abandoned principle for expe-
diency; that nothing but character.
counted in the long run
"1'he men who make Cor themselves
places in history" said he, "who de-
serve and receive the real appreciation
and nffectionSof the peoplc--thc men
who are blessings TO their generation
and are honored by posterty-are the
brave and true men who dare to stand.
and to stand always. for what Is right;
who are willing, II necessary, to sac
Iritice themselves upon its altar, and
who ind their reward in the conscious
HESS VI IlOulc anu pIlB III IlNSS
These quotations furnish the cue to
his entire address. which was withal
a manly appeal for the highest type of
American citizenship.
Yet, because AR Thorn is railroad
attorney; because h. had something to
say about the protection Of property
rights, and especially because he paid
a tribute to the character and woSk of
the late Samuel Spencer, president Of
the Southern Railway Company, the
Atlanta Journal made a savage attack
upon him. which the Lynshburg News
Icharacterizes as coarse and brutal,
and well-nigh incoherent in the license
| of unbridled, uncontrolled passion
Thorn was invited to dinner, and came
in greasy overalls and talked shop
and not content with denouncing him.
it grossly misrcpresented his address
by asserting that from beginning to
end Mr.. Thom's speech was denun-
citation of those people who have
sought the regulation and control of
Iythe railroads, among which the chief
|onender is the Southern, of which Mr..
Thorn is the general counsel"
| The printed text o. Mr.. Thom's adj
dress Is complete REPUTATION Of this
churlisr charge; and rs for the Jour
nails lecture on the proprieties, Mr..
Thorn. may well afford to treat with
gentleman's contempt the vaporings
/ of newspaper which itself is SO III
bred as to vilify, w!t..out a semblance
!of justification, the invited guest from
another State of its own State univer-
| sity. A newspaper with such manners
and such a perverted sense uf ethics
land common justice IS incapable OF
linjuring man of Mr.. Thoms reputa-
ton. We care nothing for what the
Journal says about railroads in general
or In particular. That question is not
involved. But we resent its i!l-man-
lnered attack upon citizen Of Vir-
ginia who accepted an invitation to
deliver an address in Georgia and con
Quoted himself in manner we'll be-
| corning Virginia gentleman. Has it
Indeed come to this, that such man
lis TO be treated like an 1shmaelite
| simply because he has business asso-
Iciation with railroad2
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strnsburs Dwelling burns.

Special to The Times DIspatch. ]
STRASBURG. VA, June 2G.--A
dwelling owned by w. r.. Lichlter was
burned here this morning, causing a
loss of one thousand dollars partially
covered by insurance, 1t is thought to
have caught from the explosion of an
oil stove no one being in tbs kitchen
where it caught. The dwelling was
occupied by Amos Stickley. who lost
much of his personal property.
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Harris
Anti-Dyspeptic Water
PHONE 4Se2.

]. A, Morris Co.. Inc:
Gentlemen,--i have used the HARRIS
ANTI DYsPEPTlC WATER for the past
year. and have found it very beneficial
to me, Before ] commenced TO use It
I suffered great deal with Sick Head
ache and Flntulence. Since began to
use 1t have been almost entirely relieved
OF these troubles. do not hesitate to
recommend II TO any one who Is sui.
ferer from Indigestion.
81, RAND. WELI.FORD,
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practiced He measured up to the oc-.
casion most successfully; but while he
was saving a paltry sum, the grafters
were building and equipping the Capt.
toll and taking eight million doi!ars
more than their just compensation.
Tho former Governor is severe IN,
his Pronunciation of the boodlers. That
is entirely proper But he cannot eX-
cuse himself, for it was due to his In
competency that boodling was made
possible. Even II he took nothing to
which he was not entitled, the fact
that he was an ignorant and confid-
ing Governor gave the robbers their
magnificent opportunity to drain the
treasury which he should have pro-
tected.
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pretty marriage took place inlthe
parlor. of the Jefferson Hotel yessttesr ester.
E Mecne. Of Louisa, became the
Soil Survey of the United States De-
partment of Agriculture.
The license was procured at Louisn
Courthouse, and the bridal party came
here on morning train yesterday.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
William Meade Clark. of ST James
Episcopal Church. and friends friends OF the
and Edna Keene and Mr.. James Il.
The bride Is popular and accom-
)plished young lady OF Louisa county
and the, groom native Of North Gar Car
with the United States Government
takes him into various sections OF the
country The happy couple left last
might for New York and other points
OF interest in the East, where their
honeymoon will be spent.
Miss Leta Watts. of staunton. and
Mr. A. W. Brown Of Norfolk, arc at
1.-THE Richmond.
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Rhymes for To-Day
EPIGRANINIAR.

17rTH1s thing has went too far,
Eugene"
parlezvoused to he
Come, tell US frankly what. you seen
And what's became OF She
Saws him: .'Therc never amt no need
To lie: amt the one!
I seen her when she done the deed
And you know what she done!
You doesn't catch on what meant,
Says me-"O1 fie! For shame!
Now tell me honest where's she Went
And wherefore you have came:
Says him: "Dost dream ] would have
thunk,
or cared to, where she vert?
o let her swizzle in Podunk-
Her as has done me dirt"
I seen then that his tears flew fast
Your pardon. Gene, l Gravel
Won't you forgive me. please| l asst
He answers; You're forgave."
At that he turns away from me,
And I from him-O my!
Which was the last I seen Of he.
Or him has saw Of I.
H. S. II.
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The Rev. Or. Hawthorne is another
man who appreciates that he has but
one life and wants to live that one in
the best place possible. He reso-
lutely declines to leave Richmond for
Atlanta
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Portrait OF Armlstcad.

Mr.. George Armlstead, OF Baltimore,
has presented to the State Library n
splendid portrait of his distinguished
kinsman, the late Lewis a. Arnlistead.
who fell In the famous charge he was
helping the gallant Pickett to make at
Gettysburg in July, '63.
The portrait Is said to be fine
likeness OF General Armistcad. and It
has been gratefully accepted by tho
library authorities.
Duplicates OF the portrait were pre-
scented by Mr.. Armstead to George p.
Pickett Camp, No. /. of this city, and
to the Confederate Museum. 8as
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-27

Mark Twain's best joke in England,
so far reported, was his offer to buy
Windsor Castle of King Edward Mark
might have improved even this had he
offered to accept the castle without
boot, in exchange for his famous white
suit, s-ags
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-27
rimes.pispatch published

The Times-Dispatch published sew
eral red-hot articles against Pine
Beach, but. in all seriousness, they
were not intended to be incendiary.
We confess to Il deliberate purpose to
give the place a genteel scorching.,
but not to burn 1t down.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-27

Women and bread have caused revolutions
IN history, but versatile France furnishes the
first instance whore wine threatens civil
war.--Atianta Constitution,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-27

Japan Is lending naval officers to China
This IS the sort OF educa tional courtesy thai
makes the world sit UP unoasily and take
particular norice.-Brookiyn Eagle.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-27

Then besides. some stoutly maintain
that T. Jefferson. were he alive to-day
would not recognize the Democratic
party II he met him in the road.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-27

While not republic or anything Of
that sort, Spain feels perfectly iusti-
fed in having favorite son from time
to time.
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Rricf Capitol Items.

Interest checks amounting to S425,-
900 will be mailed Saturday to holders
OF Virginia securities. These checks
are being signe9 and inclosed in the
second Auditors office, and VIII reach
the holders Monday morning.
The case of the James River Water
power Company VS.. the c. & Q. Raii-
way company. which was set for hear
ing before the Corporation Commission
Yesterday, has been postponed until
July 9th.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-27

Walter Wellman will take along
thirty Siberian dogs on his trip to the
Forth Pole. It is understood that he
has picked out particularly plump and
tender ones.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-27

Mayor Schmitz was not content with
merely running San Francisco, His
ambition seemed TO be to run it into
the ground.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-27

Those Texas bankers. acting with
rare intelligence. appear to be extend
ing their holiday junket as long as
possible. Anything to keep out Of
Texas
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-27

"Forget what the other man hath" coun-
sells Poet Edmund Vance Cook. in ths Me-
tropolitan Magazine But suppose he hath
pianoa?--Sew York Mail.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-27

Mr.. Taft announces that this sum-
mer he will do as little hard work as
possible, The Identical rnme here.
Mr.. Secretary!
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Colonel Button Returns.

Colonel Joseph Button, State 1nsur-
nnce Commissioner, has returned from
philadelphia. where 10 went Some days
ago for tha purpose Of examining into
the affairs of the Fraternal Mystic
Circle, which has recently taken over
the American Guild and Modern Puri-s
tans. Colonel Button Is now at work
on his report, which will be made to
the Corporation Commission. Mean
while he will not discuss the matter
for publication.
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Poems You Ought to Know


for
life with bit Of Charles Eliot
Norton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-27

The time may not be far distant
when French wine7growing Will be
ranked among the per!lous professions.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-27

There Is no pleasure without pain Maybe
tho green bug cano to the plutocEaticSf farm
or as an offset to his new automoblle.--St
Louis Globe Democrat.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-27

AT unwrlt,en-law trials in Virginia
1t does no. take a policeman's c)ab &c
keep women out OF the courtroom
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-27

Secretary Taft should be careful. Ind-
Eostion with him Is as a serious thing as sOr,-
throat with n glraffe.-Sew York Mall.
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MANY OFFICIALS
OUT OF RICHMOND.
Colonel Button Returns from
Philadelphia, Where He In
spectcd Mystic Circle.
PORTRAIT OF GEN. ARMisTEAD

Many of the state officials are out
OF the city. and for this reason the
situation was remarkably dull about
the Capitol and Library buildings yes
terday.
Governor Swanson Is at the James,
town Exposition. as are also Librarian
Kennedy and Secretary r. G. Stearncs
of the State Board OF Education.
Commissioner OF Agriculture Koiner IS
still abroad though he is expected to
return shortly.
Attorney General Anderson is IN
Asheville. where he will appear to-
day asA the representative Of the State
In the passenger rate case. and Assist
ant Attorney General Robert Catlett Is
absent from the office on account OF
sickness. Colonel Catlett was taken
to the Memorial Hospital Tuesday, but
his condition Is not Mt all serious.
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now TO CALL rlMEs-p1spATcH

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Times Dispatch by telephone. will ask CEN
trail for "4O4l." and on being answered from
tho office switchboard. viii indicate the de-
par,mon. or person with whom they wish to
speak.
When calling between A. NJ. and 8
a. NJ call to central office direct for 4o4l,
composing-room; 4Otc, business office; 1913
for mailing and press-roo,7s.
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We'll, there's little GOODNESS sprung
up between US and the weatherman.
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crewcia times at Poughkeersiu yes
terday,
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The linen collar has fairly melting
look. too,