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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-22
SECRETARY ROOT
 COMING THIS WAY
Will Pass Through Pine Blufi Wed. neSday Afternoon if Plans Do Not MiScarry-On His Way
 to Mexico.

If the present plans of Secretary Elihu Root do not miscarry, he will be through this city sometime Friday, September 27, en route to Mexico. It
 is not known at this time if the high official will have any time to speak of
 in Pine Bluff, but if this happens to be the state of affairs, prominent men of this city will arrange to be pres ent at the station and accord to him such a welcome as befits his position with the government.
 The tour to the South is made in the interest of health, which is even now said to be much better with the distinguished attache of the govern ment than at any time during the past five years.
 The Secretary is expected to leave Washington aboard the private car Signet at $40 on the afternoon of next Wednesday, arriving at St. Louis Thursday. From the Missouri me- tropolis he will proceed to Texarkana metropolis via the Cotton Belt, thence to Longview and Palestine, Texas, arriving in San Antonio at 6:30 Sat urday morning, September 2S. While in the Alamo city the Secretary will be the guest of the International club at a banquet. He is scheduled to reach Laredo Saturday afternoon, where he is to be met by President Diaz and become his guest on board the Mexican executives private train. Mexico City will be reached about 6:30 on the afternoon of September 30
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-22
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY


 After the delightful drive the guests felt inclined to do ample justice to the tempting lunch served picnic fashion on the sandbar while the beautiful moonlight" cast charm over the scene.
 Those in the party were: Mr. and Mrs. John Speers, Mr. and Mrs. Felix Smart, Mr. and Mrs Arnold and Miss es Carrie Weller Arnold and Elizabeth Adams, MT. and Mrs. K. T Roberts Miss Taggart, Mr. and Mrs. Hunter Knox, MT. and Mrs. Leitner, MT. and Mrs. Foster, Mr. Rufus Arnold N1r Haynes Gregory, and Dr. Jenkins.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-22

The hospitable home of Capt. and Mrs. N. T. Roberts was thrown open to the ladies of the Lakeside Home Mission Society and their friends Tuesday afternoon.
 With it's large rooms and spacious halls this is an ideal home for such a reception and Mrs. Roberts and her company left nothing undone to make the afternoon one of pleasure and long to be remembered by all who were in attendance.
 Mrs. Florence Hearn read as the scripture lesson 103 Psalm. Music by some of our best home talent. Viz.-Mesdames Watson, Carr, Core Clegg and Misses Ellie Reeves, Cora Lee Buck and Louise Watson, was enjoyed throughout the afternoon
 The guests were much pleased al- so with recitations by Misses Bessie Merle Wells and Mamie Farrar.
 A number of out-of-town guests and visitors from the other church es were present At a suitable hour refreshments were served.
 Mrs. Roberts was assisted by Mes danes, Sanders, Carr, Sorrells, Bell, Ballard, Woodbridge, Brown, Tan kersley, McGehee, K. T. Roberts and Miss Jennie Hellums.
 The house was decorated with cut flowers and fruit frappe was served throughout the afternoon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-22
An Automobile Picnic.

An automobile ride and moonlight nicnic on the bar at McFadden's ferry ten miles up the river was a delight ful experience for a party of automo- bilists and a few friends last Thurs day night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-22
The knOy-Walkar Furnit,ll

The knox-Walker Furniture Con- pany is displaying a beautiful suite of furniture in their show window It is of birds eye maple. The suite is for a child's room and is one of the prettiest of it's kind ever seen aere. Other beautiful articles in the furniture line are being displayed by this firm just now Read their ad in today's Graphic.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-22
Sesame Club.

The initial meeting of the Sesame
 club will be held Tuesday. Septem-
 Der the 24th, with Mrs. Buchanan at 62o South Laurel street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-22

Misses Olivia Alexander and Fan nie Gillespie will leave tomorrow for Milford, Texas, where they will at
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-22

Mrs. L. F. Montgomery and two children, Katherine and Fayette, will Tennessee. where they spent the sum- mer. -
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-22

-Wanted-Position as clerk by experienced man as shipper and sales man. Best reference. Address $50 X, care Graphic.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-22
| SPARROW !!!....., |SliiDBAG HIMSELF |,;ctment Was Returned . uoinst Former Cotton
 po1+ Cashier Charged With Embezzlement'
|pNsATION RECALLED
oa to Have Been Sandbagged and Robbed of One Thousand Dol ,.xs at Cotton Belt Freight Depot
 round Unconscious by Employees

H Sparrow, 45 years old, of
 vo 40 East Fifth avenue, was
 ,rrosted on a bench warrant Fri
 dav night by Deputy sheriffs E. B.
 ,onos and J. F. Bono, on charge
 # embezzlement. He was unable
 .o give bond and was placed in the
 ,eaerson county jail to await trial.
 An indictment was returned against
 sparrow by the grand jury, now in
 session. M
 The charge against Sparrow grew
 mt of an alleged assault and rob
 hery in which he claims to have
 deured at the Cotton Belt freight
 depot in this city about a year ago.
 At that time the affair caused no
 little excitement here and because
 of the failure of the officers to get
 a clue. Sparrow himself was sus-
 picioned and, it is said, has been
 under investigation ever since. The
 charge of embezzlement was brought against him recently by the bond company, which is said to have paid the losses he incurred in the alleged hold up.
 It was 6o'clock one morning last Spring that the clerks in local
 local freight of the Cotton Belt walked into the office and found Sparrow unconscious on the floor. He had bad wound on his head and had lost much blood. When he was revived, he declared that he had been sandbagged and robbed of one thousand dollars belonging to the Cotton Belt. He was employed there as cashier at that time. He told story about seeing a strange man hanging around the office dur ing the night. The last he remem- bered Sas that "he was making his cash when he was struck on the head. /. The alleged assault and robbery was thoroughly investigated at the time but no arrests were made. Sparrow was later discharged from the Cotton Belt and was employed at the local Iron Mountain depot. He quit there and went to work for J. A. Holmes, the local commission man, and only recently returned to the Iron Mountain local office as clerk. He was arrested at Union Station last night, while at work.
 His wife wept bitterly in the Sheriff's office, when told of her husbands arrest, and spent most nf yesterday trying to make bond for him. She has employed Attorney w. B. Sorrells to repr esent her nus band.
 It is stated that o K. Wheeler special agent for the Cotton Bell. has spent many months in an effort to get convicting evidence against Sparrow. He recently appeared be- fore the Jefferson county grand jury md it is said, introduced other wit 1esses with valuable tes timony. It vas not known that the grand jury was considering Sparrow's case, 1t is said that Sparrow figur d in similar assault and robbery at PaT- sons, Kansas, a few years ago, a1 which time he was also employed IS cashier in a railroad office. TO ! newspaper man at the county jeil his morning Sparrow admitted that le was robbed at Parsons, but said that he was not sandbagged here. He said his loss on that oc- casion was only thirty dollars.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-22

MT. and Mrs. J. H. Watkins have been entertaining their mother, Mrs. Watkins, and their brother and sis ter, MT. and Mrs. Rush Watkins, who returned Thursday to their home in Humboldt, Tennessee.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-22

Mrs. M. E. Smart and daughters, Miss Nina Smart and Mrs. P. c. Knox, returned Friday from a delight full sojourn of several weeks in Mich igan.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-22

MT and Mrs. Frank Worrall and Mrs. John F. Gillespie have return ed from Monteagle, Tennessee, where they spent the heated term.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-22

-Born-To MT. and Mrs. c. Bland, a nine-pound girl.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-06-28
wattersOn and Others.

The Clnclnattl Enquirer quotes
Henry Watterson as follows:
Charley Fairbanks is my
personal friend, and | believe
him to be one of the best men in
the country, and he would make
a good showing for president.
but the convention will be made
to think of RAILROADS and corpora
tons to the injury of his candi-
dacy."
On the same day. the Indiana
polls Star quotes Mr.. Watterson
as follows:
Il think you will agree with
me when | say | am outside the
breastwork so far as Mr.. BRYAN
is concerned. Any man that L
might mention for the Democrat
&c presidential nomination-re-
CARELESS of how eligible or how
fit he might be, the BRYAN camp
would jump upon him and have
none of him.
The above quotations are
made just TO show how little Mr.. ,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-06-28

Jacob Seng. ST.. age s. wears
deed Sunday June %. at Wood
mere asylum. near Evansville.
where he had been a patient for
about one year previous 20 that
time he was citizen of Hall Tn
where he had a large acquaint-
ance. He leaves his aged wife
his sons George. formally mar
shall of Jasper. but now citizen
OF Ierre Haute. Fred. of East st
Louis. Joseph, of Washington and
his daughters. Mrs. ! b. Stout
and Miss Carrie the Youngest.
who Is still at home with her
mother. The body was shipped
here Monday. where undertaken
Anthony Miller. conveyed il toll
.eleStlne. -Burial took placeI
tuesday morning. May he rest
n peace
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DECIDE YOURSELF.
The Opportunity j. Here.
Backed by Jasper
Testimony.

Don take oar word for n
Don depend >cn -s1arr.. = .-,,..
menf
keai Jasper endorsement
k-ad the statements Of Ia. a. citizen
And decide for yourself.
Here y one ease Of IL.
Mrs lgnaiz kunkel. living n We
'ih street asper. nd. sa1.. II "a,
anxious about nay laughter a. she sns.
Tered 30 much from backa be and los y.
energy Frequent head aches added !.
her distress, she was -ervo1s and a.
pressed and arose In the a.orning mo-
iaiigued than when she retired. Wber
~e read about Doan's kidney Pills. thew
seemed 10 i-e whar we ds-ireI ana ~.
them az Tex - Pan- dr..
store. She hal not -sei hal- h.r
when the aching and lameness In 49,.
lacS disappeared ami also ihr eala.r
rom ~hich she suffered They sen, :.
lave restored her o. heaifhanI nov...
general tonic. Duan'- kiiner rlf.
Ia her 30 much COOL thar shalt hke
hem myself.
For sale Dy an dealers Price 81 rrr,
oster-Miipurn 60 Bnnaio. Nrw 81.
ole agents fOr the niiei >iaies
Remem Der the name Diaa-s-an
Ike no other
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10 The Democratic Contra
Committee Of Dubois and
Pike Counties.

Meeting of the Democratic
Central Committees of Dubois
and Pike Counties.
The Democratic Central com
mittee of Dubois county and
the Democratic committee of
Pike County are hereby request
ed TO meet at Winslow on Satur-
day the 2ath day of June. 1907.
at two O'Clock. there TO decade
the method to be adopted for the
selection Of various candidates
for representative and judicial
offices between'said counties.
NJ. A. Sweeney.
Chairman ID. c. c. c
Frank Ely.
Chairman Pike Co.
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A Dubois Saloon man is Asked
10 Put I'D S5.000.00

Attorneys Greene and Ely of
petersburg filed 5000 damage
suit IN the circuit court June -.
100! for Mrs. M. A. Runkei
against Peter Huekam Of On
bols. Mrs. RunkeI in her com
plant charges that she is the
mother of William f. Vail, who
2 lew weeks ago was made drunk
ana then thrown out of Neukam :
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-06-28
RAILROAD EXCURSIONS

'olonisis rates TO all points. AZ les
" q one fare for the round irip. AK
II ne~eekers rates TO the North. Son,s
ana West az about one fare forthe ronrb
trip, Tickets sold the firsr and fbirJ
Tuesday Of each month.
There is now rate to Branch n,i,,s
q one fare for the round trip goinc ave-.
ning train ~ each Saturday g,9d -
turning until first train Monday Ticl
els he also sold on SUNDAY At onet
arertfore round trip.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-06-28

saloon, sustaining q broken leg
and being compelled 20 remain
out of doors through out the
night without medical aid, those
who assaulted him failing and
refusing 10 secure a physician
for him. Mrs. Runkel alleges
that Mr. Vail was her only
means Of support. that she Isl
past 40 years of age and by rea-
son OF her sons injuries She is
now an object of charity and has
been damaged in the sum OF
s5OOl. /
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~ Jill - hereby given 81 TIE citizens ofE.r.
~ Vile, amt Hsrbison fowrshi, u-t-... ~, Nv,
s.a, we undersigned male cltlrsn IN ~. ro,-.
s'a'e'' vii apply 20 The County Canuissio,.-. 4.
,r ,..An'y 81 their nevt regular session 81
ttif iof license Oh retail irtosfrsff...
l.fs, beer and vine. and permit IT, ssr,. n ~
W Il, ~ premises, under the provision. ~ ~.
~ -, y lhlianA governing such licenses
ihe precise location " here such Hfu,-. ~. q. Il,
'',h . ~ Room 20 feet wide ~ ~ fs., 49,.
!, wv " We sasf end ~ t~o story frsr,. H1lili-
l'niing N ihs shoals and paon road. ~ ~
l-'.sl y ihe ~ quarter ~ Sec. s. "a town !.
N ~'-i. bounded a. fJiln-s fnmrrer.i.- \,
w N. ~ SIDE ~ said section, town and ranve -.
int 'utuce south west until " runs AL. ..e.i
~ u, dne vest. containing acres more IN H.. n.
~. T .. N ~, feoh fuad until where said rosf
NJ Nv south w HARRISON W nubois Co Indian.
NJ, ~ y. .ams time ana place viii ols for ~.
uns % is- - "h shiAki 4
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-06-28

Watterson knows or perhaps
cares about the real political.
situation. He has been out OF
the country most of the time for
many years. He is not in touch
with the people. and never was.
for that matter. He does not
seem TO know much about his
personal friend" whom he calls
Charley Fairbanks. " He is not
far and does not mean 20 be fair
toward Mr. Bryan. Mr. BRYAN ;
or the Democratic party.
Mr.. WatterSon cannot be a
Republican. but he is of slight
use as a Democrat. In the DAYS
gone by he abused Thomas A
Hendricks; he rallied at Tilden:
ne said all kinds of mean things
about Cleveland; he vindictivelv.
lssailed Bryan in 1896, refused
o support him. and now misrep-
'eSentS him. In truth he has
'een dissatisfied with every
Democratic candidate fir forty !
ears He has been a disturber- 5
othlng more or nothing less. Q
md now he is a Soured and mis- |
old man. Ii is too bad h
20, for he IS yet brilliant and a
Bile. and might do a great deal "
{ good if it We're not for his n
eeyiSh i'll humor and his con- h
dSdain of all his par "A
IS leaders, both living and {
Fad. 7
=.
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FREE To women for eailaetir
names and selling cur nov -i.i-. wegig.
pig prem ms tend your nau f. toiar
ior our new plan Of biz profit. -tiih lf
,ie "ofS. Write today Address &. r
,ios ELEl, Premium department. - r
STR "a, New York Civ.
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se@M Mr.. Heinrich Weisheit. :
prominent farmer of Boone tn.
was in town Tuesday transacting
business. Mr. Weisheit is near
~ a years old but yet attends to
his farm works like a Is year old
tie was accompanied by his son
Charles Weishe
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Dwell News

j. v. Chat lie was in Illinoi.
last week on business He re.
ports quite boom in that part
OF the country on account of oil
being found there.
Editor of the Star visited
friends in Logan township last
week.
Mrs Saphrena Mosby visited
friends in Washington last week
The Epworth League had quite.
a time Friday night at their en-
tertainment.
Rev. NJ L. Peyton and wife
spent Sunday with Harlev Craiol
and family.
Five hands of the Dubois Tels-l
phone Co.. have been boarding
here the past two weeks.
elena Craig and Miss Dora /
Britain, Curt Risley and Miss !
Britain visited Sulphur Springs
last Sunday evening.
harley Craig attended to Bust \
ness in Louisville last week.
Miss Flora Holder. of Regina
u, Is here on a three weeks Vi
SIT with friends.
The Orwell Oddfellows bao (
quite an entertainment at their
hall lost Thursday night
Rev. VIM. G. Morgan preached
at the Craig Hall Sunday morn
ing. "O'
The Beautiful new windows
Tor the NJ. f. church have ar
'iived and have been put in posi-
Atty. Harry CARPENTER ra- :
home from INDIANAPOLIS
where he had graduated from a
aw school. n
Mr., Pott had a plug killed last
week IN trying to work a pony. II
Miss Musette Schell visited
er sister Mrs Holland near Cato II
ist week.
Lee Dillon is doing some paint 4
~ on his residence. u
K. N Craig IS building a new ii
enement home tn
Hyatt Craig and family spent (,
lnday with his mother Mrs NJ,
ancV j Craior a.,
E. p. Craig and wife attended els
lurch here Sunday. 4.
John Breden and Adam Ruch-
lgle have formed a partner
mp In the Harness business.
Miss Anna Hostetter and
other and w. B. Anderson of
ew Lebanon attended church
re Sunday.
Car Hobbs and family wer.
e guests Sunday of ANDY An
rson, near Lebanon
Rev. Means conducted church
New Lebanon last Sunday.
p. j. Schnarr. of Lemons
lrch was here on business last
elk.
Tom Sclnarr and family visit
Joe Demseys Sunday.
'orter Pride and wife visited
ends near Sulphur Springs last ~,
lday. N
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A REMEDY WITHOUT a, ,,,,-.I

Try lncatsn Chill Tonic. srr, cgre
l'r Colds. Lahnppe and Rheumstis a
Giii cure you, acceptable 10 the moSf
delicate person, results are positive ana
'ou lee better after taking one lose
Guaranteed mn Ter the Pure Food am
Drugs act Prce soc. For sai ~, Fl.rt
x pfau
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-06-28

Mr.. Bryan. who all along has
given Mr.. Roosevelt greater ere
dit for some things that he has
done than many persons feel he
is entitled to, said the other dav.
i glory in what the president
has done. but he has not done
enough Democratic ideas have
been worked out. Democl acv
which laid the reform egg, claims
to be the chickens mother quite.
as much as the hen that is hatch
ing it.
We'll, it seems just now that
the hen that is Matching it" IS
getting ready to repudiate the
chick, in which event its own
proper parent will have to take
ii in charge.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-06-28
Board of Review.

June 10, 20. 2l and 22 wa,
taken up with a thorough exami.
nation of the mortgage records
for ten years last past.
Many thousands of dollars
worth Of mortgages were found
open and unsatisfed. that the
Board felt might have been salts
ned, and IN order that an unjust
Ice might not be done to any per
son, the president of the Board
sent notices to all persons in
whose names mortgages are of
record, to at once call at the Re-
corder's office. satisfy the same.
or. on failure TO do so, the same
Will be placed on the tax dupIi-
cate for taxes, the same as the
other property.
June ~. The guardian S record
was taken up. Many guardians
failed to make any assessment
which is direct violation of the
laws of the state, and TO which .
very heavy penalty is attached
The various Guardians who failed
to perform their sworn duty. will K,
be notified this year. and if in the
future they again fail to assess
their wards property and per-
form their duty as the law re-
CURES, same will be enforced
against them TO the letter.
June %, several persons were
n from different sections of the
county TO make complaints of
heir assessment as returned by
he tp. assessor. t
The Board listened to each per- y
sons objections and will take !
NAL action on the various com
)laints before adjournment. v
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SOUTHERN RY..
TIME TABLE

ne follow 'ug schedule r,-if.l...r .,.f
information ANA rnt suHrsnf.,l
ME~r Bot NJ lsI.g.
No - Passenger
D.. = 49,. D. sn m
rs ~-ca p ill.
r,Sr $40 d. uI.
s1a m
j. m.
r,..s, s1a ul
= Co.,.
hetween JA>rEg ami EN AN>.rftt
sol TIL gOUND
=. ,nii p'a nu
b.. III ,....-N.... ~ .i'@- in DO in.
.t.,., .H %. o.
f. .r 49, ar I m
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-06-28

VIM. A. Wilson.
General Insurance
and Loans. Farm
Loans at ) per cent.
Jasper. Ind
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Damages Demanded .

On last Thursday Attys. r. NJ.
Milburn and Horace Kean flee
suits IN the Pike county circu I
court demanding $40. go dana.
ges OF Ab Traylor for the deaf
Of Iraylor's stepmother when
ne shot and killed on Nav ia
The suit IS brought by one ofbe,
brothers and her mother who al
edge that they We're depenl,r.
On her for support They want
money, which was. 10 a large eX-
tent the cause Of the tragtds
last Nav.
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Wake the burden Of kitchen work an easy one f,-
re. Don't let her spend six hours dav in M
sieeaoie Kitchen when very small investment vii
ole her to do the work in three hours.
I'et her HOOSlER KITCHEN CABINET
IL groups everything needed in the kitchen ,,.,.
O0lilplgle combination pantry, cupboard and kitchen
r. r. tne WORK can all be done in one place
Il cat cuts out the unnecessary half Of the v,,
'1Ii,,ss cnan OF steps from pantry to kitchen table
o~ mat YOU cannot afford to be without II
lone INTO our store and let US tell YOU more abr
John SteInhauser's Furniture Store.
-D-.'' "al", UppOslle COunly JAIL jasper
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LOW ROUNO-TRIP HATES.
July Fourth,
Between all points on the
Southern.Ry|
ILLINOIS & INDIANA
Including
st Louis. & Louisville
Tickets on sale July lst to 9TH |,

Tickets on sale July lst to 18th
inclusive, good to return 30 DAYS
from date of sale
Apply to any agent of the Sou
thern Railway.
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NI-+4rN lfalt De-.
N.-.'9} N-aHle causes q-ick % unsss a.
D1@l' -e~,s' ana riasss enc feel ~ f-5l-h
We "-l he-fi trouble. becaL-e tie res fs
"9i.ng % pumping rt.cs rsrey-
P',s'nea b'ood through veins and a-isres
4 '.'1a 70 r considered tlai only uraa--y
'l-o'es were % oe traced 90 the ksnevS
III now moaern science proves ina. rssr',,
a.. constitutional diseases have their b.yi--
Mag in kidney trouble.
you are sick you car make ne mistake
~ i.ts' 1ociQfing your kidneys TN. miis
en- ne e,,i aofcinary eiie-- 81 n. Kiire-r
e"aihp-Koot' the great xllrsg remedy is
soon realie1. j. stands the h.eh@z- fcr ~
AanCcIfal c-lree II he No. -
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b'n pos ~eanv nlisiake. on fane.u-
eei iii' -" -safnp koor. DR. Nilmar-.
swami ..oo' and The address. Bingham.
'oh' = cay e cry O0tLie.
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- :" u II D IT
ey al crlggi- tsinfttv
cent ard one dollar sir.
es. You may have a
-ar