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FOR SALE-Cold drink and cigar stand; fine location, strictly cash business; good reason for selling. Address S. 2. l., care Age-Herald
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FOR SALE-Large tract of land fronting car line, railroad and pike; good loca- ton for subdivision. R. F. Manly & Co.,, Chalifoux building.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-09

FOR SALE-Forty acres on Shades noun tain, fine for orchard. garden and sum
 mer home; s25 per acre; s200 cash, bal ance s20 per month. Room 205 Jefferson
 County Savings Bank Bldg. Bell phone
 2701 6-e-4t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-09

FOR SALE-Four frame dwellings on Ave c; lot 10oxl.o; these houses are in good condition, and are rented to de- srable tenants at $52 per month. Price, sS6 front foot. Birmingham Real Estate Exchange. 1923 First ave.
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FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-NeW saw mill plant situated on 5so acres of well timbered. long leaf yellow pine. A first class opportunity. A little cash balance very easy. Ad- dress O NJ. LoveJoy, 21o51s Second ave.
 6-6-3t-th-fri-su
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AGENTs-"Best Pillow Sham Holders are money makers for agents; big profits; sells in every home; circular free, complete sample set 10c. Trio Novelto Company, Atlanta, Ga.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-09

FOR sALE-$s5o0, bargain in 2-story brick store; 1st avenue; big rentals lot alone worth half the money at prevailing prices. Berry & Co.,, 3o1 Chalifoux. Both nhnnaS.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-09

WANTED-Pony cart; must be in good condition and a bargain. Address Cart, care Age-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-09

PRIVATD family, in modern home on South Highlands, near 20th street, will rent one or two newly furnished front rooms with every convenience. Refer ences. Box 45, care Age-Herald. FOR RENT-Furnished room, 706 South Twentieth street, corner of c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-09

FOR SALE-s25O0, eight building lots in West End, we consider this a bar gain and will appeal to anyone desiring to build in the best part of West End Birmingham Real Estate Exchange, 1923 First ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-09

WANTED-Salesman now travelling small towns by leading lace importers. Com plete samples, 20 pounds. Lowest prices. Idberal arrangements. Consolidated Lace Works, 47O Broadway. New York.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-09
ONE GENT A WORD RATEs-one cent . word day1 no nd. taken fer less than 20 eeAts for nrst insertion. Cash must accompany every order.
FoR aALE.

FOR SALE = Farm must be sold; lovely country home great bar gain; 240 acres; twelve-room house; many out buildings; blacksmith shop; carpenter shop; big, deep fish pond with boats; 8 weels; cistern; 4o0o fruit bearing trees; nursery; 100 acres of big timber; small vein coal; acres in oatsi also potatoes and cotton; thinck- ly settled with white farmers; saw mills and schools close by; 2h miles to rail- road; rural route. H. H. Stadermann, Cnnnrn1 Inn1i.rar.r CtiA.r
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FOR SAI4E-An alley corner lot; in Nor wood; just half a. block of car. R. F. Manly & Co.,, Chalifoux building.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-09

WANTED-50Oo men and women's gar ments to clean and press Glucks, 1S16 Sd ave Both phone 2372
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MIDDLE-AGED, fine looking business man would like to meet lady with view to matrimony; his income Is 5000 per year, enough for both; no objection poor maiden or widow. Address MT. H., room 3O3 Ceylon bldg, Chicago.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-09

FOR SALE-By owner. New South High lands home: convenient, modern and in fine location; If you have a little money to put in a home, I'll wait on you for balance. If you are ever so fastidious this will please yeu. Address C. A. M, care Age-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-09

MARRY-Wealth and beauty; marriage directory free; pay when married; en- tirely new plan; send no money. Ad- dress H. A. Horton, Dept. 1o8. Tekon- sha, Mich
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE or exchange, a choice coun- try place with splendid Improvements for suburan improved property; price $2500 on your own terms and worth every dollar. Eborn, 504-7 Brown Marx
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-09

WANTED-An assistant bookkeeper for mercantile house. permanent position for proper party. Address in own hand writing, stating salary expected B, care Age Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-09

WANTED-Experienc salesmen not un- der 27 for attractive line to retail mer- chants; permanent position. worth from s36OO to s6o00 annually to men of abll- ity: holiday season just opening. Box 470 Dept i, Kansas City Mo.
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FOR SALE-By owner, an excellent new Groom cottage; $500 cash. balance very easy. Address l.. O. T., care Age Herald.
 FOR SALE-sl5oo cash, a new Groom cot tage on South Ensley car line, 5c car fare, within one block of car line, rents for s16 per month. this week only. Birmingham Real Estate Exchange, 1923 First ave.
 FOR SALE-By owner. ono lot on Flaw kins street, West End; compelled to sell Address L. O. T.. care Age Herald FOR SALE-Styish. nicely finished Nor wood cottage; thoroughly modern; con- venient location and reasonable terms R. F. Manly & Ca Chalifolx buildiuz
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-09

SALESMEN notice; large manufacturer of staple, well advertised specialty wants two high-class travelling sales men to see dealers; liberal contract with right men; state age and experience fully. Manager, room 40l, Equitable building, St. Louis, Mo. 3-9l-St-su
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-08-10
CAVE IN INDIANA MAY
RIVAL FAMOUS MAMMOTH

New Albany, Ind, Aug, 10.--A
search for a hog that had fallen into
a sink-hole resulted In the discovery
on the farm OF Daniel Swearens near
Mllltown, on the Southern railroad,
80 miles west Of New Albany. of a
cave that promises to excel in gran
deur and extent the famous Wyan-
dotta, and il is possible that it may
lead to an unexplored arm of that
celebrated cavern, the longest route
of which is eleven miles long.
No importance has been attached
to a bottomless sinkhole in the barn
yard OF the Swelrens family until a
few days ago when hog fell into the
hole and disappeared. Mr.. Swearens
60, rope and lowered himself to
the bottom of the pit, when To his
amazement he found himself In a
.subterranean cavern of SURPRISING
beauty.
For more than 2 mile the aston
ished farmer was led by curiosity
from room to room. until he finally
became uneasy for fear that he might
get lost. and retraced yhis steps to the
entrance without finding either tine
lost hog or the end of the cave. Mr.
Swearens is organizing an exploring
party with a view of thoroughly ex-
p.oring the new cavern.
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Musical Monday Evening.

Mrs VIII j. Gilbert aud Miss
Marian Noble entertained with an in
formal musical Monday evening at
their home, 2003 Jefferson boulevard
The guests Of honor were Prof. Harry
Gilbert. OF Dallas. Tex, and Mr.. 5.
Titus. of Syracuse. y. Y. The piano
was on the porch and the guests were
seated on the lawn, which was pref
lily decorated with japanese lanterns
Punch was served and the house was
prettily decorated with sunfiowers
Instrumental solos were given by
Prof. Gilbert and Mr. VIII Gilbert
and the following were on the pro
gram for vocal selcctions Mr.. and
Mrs. Paryin Witte. Of Pittsburg; Mr.
S. J. Titus, OF Syracuse; Miss Anne
Bradshaw. Mr. Riohard Scott and Mi
Emmett Bagby
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at the Wallace park pavilion. Among
those present We're: Mr. and Mrs.
James c. Utterback. Mrs. George
Flournoy. Misses Thomas, of Mem
phis; Sadie McGinnis, of Danville.
and Ethel Brooks. Frances Wallace
May owen, Lille May Winstead, Ger
trude Scott. Allie Cabell, Bell Cave
Retta Hatfield, Faith Langstaff, Henri
Allcott. Hattie Terrell, Elizabeth Sim
mott. Phillippa Hughes and Ethel
Morrow, and Messrs. Morton Hand
Grover Jackson. Philo Allcott. BIan-
ton Allen, David Roger. Calhoun
Rieke, James Langstaff.' Harry Gill
bert. Douglass Bagby, Charles Cox,
Roscoe Reed. James Wheeler. Fred
Wade, Walter Iyerson. John Brooks,
Henry Cave. Cecil Lacy. Harry Spill
lain, Wallace Well. Henry Dewey,
Gus Thompson, Dr. |. B. Howell and
s J. Titus, of Syracuse, y. Y.
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Ears, ha. written a charming ausos

years, has written a char ming utos
biography, .McClure's Magazine Is the
fortunate publisher and will present
from time to time portions OF II deal
ing with separate events. The first
part, Memories OF My Childhood, !"
appears in the June McClure's, ANA
we quote from this Terry's account
of her first appearance on April rs,
1856, as "Mamilius" in the Keans
London production OF "A Winters
Tale;
There is something, | suppose, in a
woman's nature which always makes
her remember how she was dressed
at any especially eventful moment of
her life. and | can see myself, as
though II We're yesterday, in the lit
tie red and silver dress wore as
Mamillus. Mrs. Grieve, the dresser
Peter Grieve-us." as we children
called her-had pulled me into my
very pink tights (they were very
| tight according to the pictures OF mel
and my mother had arranged my
hair. in sausage cur,s on each side OF
my head. in even more perfect order
and regularity than usual. Besides
my clothes, had n beautiful prop
erty" TO b proud Of! This was a go
cart. which had been made In the
theater by Mr.. Bradshaw. and was
an exact copy of a child's toy as de-
plcted on a Greek vase. II was my
duty to drag this little cart about the
stage, and on the first night, when
Mrs Kean as Leontes told me to ego
play" obeyed his instructions with
such vigor that ! tripped over the
handle and came down on my back,
A litter ran through the house, and
/ felt that my career as an actress
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-08-10

Little Miss Maggie McFadden cele-
bfated her sixth birthday Monday
evening with delightful party at the
home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John McFadden. G22 Elizabeth street
Games were played and the little hos
tess had everything prepared for an
enjoyable evening. Refreshments
we're served during the evening. The
little guests present were: Masters
John Agnew, Creston Barksdale, Ran
den Barksdale. Myles Butler, Rob
N Kinney. Vernon Mceullom. Eu-
gene White. Robert White; Misses
Flora Mckinney. Nellie Agnew, May
dine Agnew and Thelma Agnew.
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Trip ON River.

The following jolly party IS max
Ing the round trip on the steamer
clyde this week. The boat left Wed
negday evening and she will return
from the trip Tuesday. In the party
are: Misses Garnet Buckner, Alma
kopf. Rosebud Hobson. Gene Morris
Helen Hills. Lillian Hobson and
Meysrs John Orme. Henry Kopf Cliff
ford Morris. Charles Rleke. Fred Gil
lium. Mrs Jetta Hobson and Miss
Susan Weatherald are ohaperoning
the party Mr.. Charles Kipf will leave
in the morning to meet the steamer
and join he party.
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birthday SUNDAY.

Mrs. Gottleib Dedricks gave a
birthd Sy party sunday in honor Of the
eighteenth birthday of her mother
clehtioth birthday Of her mother, Mrs
Fred Tyre. Sundayshrda G., Fly
Fred Tyre. 90 her home in Crave
county. In attendance We're: Mrs
Henry Seaman and children, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Issman. and daughter. Mr.
and Mrs TONY lseman and daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. I'd Johnson and Mr. and
Mrs. William Dedricks. of the county
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-08-10

Miss Eudore Farley entertained
Tuesday evening at her home. III
Farley Place. in honor OF her guest.
Miss Edmonia Elder. of Quincy, III
Music was a delightful feature of the
evening and aftorward dancing was
enjoyed. In the party were: Misses
Edna Gockel. Marjorie Kilgorle. of
Oklahoma; Chariotte Bower. Rozella
Farley. EudOrc Farley. Ollie Han
cock Edmonia Elder and Miss TIL
man. Messrs Jearman WilkersOn
owen Bell. Charles Bower. Charles
Troutman. VII Mccain. Robert
Bower aud Henry Ruoff.
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Complimentary to Miss Mabel
Smith. OF Owensville. Ind. who was
the guest of the Misses Boyer. Mr.
and Mrs. Howard shelton entertained
Monday evening with a boating party
on the river. The party went to Div
ingston's point. where supper was
served and afterward the party went
several miles up the Tennessee river
They returned to the city at 10
o'clock.
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Picnic supper.

In compliment to Miss Charlotte
Bower. who Is spending the summer
vacation with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs W. l.. Bower. &c Farley Place,
Z picnic supper was given at Wallace
park Wednesday evening. After sup
per the party went boat riding on the
lake and attended The show at the
Casino The following attended:
Misses Charlotte Bower Eudore Far
ley. Rozella Farley. Gertrude Fisher
Edna Gockel ollie Hancock. Ed
monla Elder. and Messrs. VIII Me-
Cam. German Wilkerson. Ralph But
Ter Charlie Troutman, Oran Bell
Robert Bower. Stoddard Robertson
sam Abel. Charlie Bower, Lonnie
Vail, Mrs. Bower, Mrs. Morris and
Mrs Vie chaperoned the crowd
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Mrs George FlournCy entertained
"wednesday with q library morning at
her suburban home. "Lolomai Lodge"
.n Arcadia. IN compliment to her
brother prof ". VI. Patterson. of
Lincoln. Neb. Prof Patterson gave
Ia sensible talk on Practical Sugges-
.tlous In the Study of English Litera-
Iure. Luncheon was served after
the address.
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4 curprise party was given Mr. Ed
Hamm by Messrs George Sills and
J.. v. Stavely az Mr. llamm's resi-
dcnce on Lincoln avenue Tuesday
evening. 4 delightful evening was
spent IN the party were. Messrs
Victory Stavoly. George sills. Luther
Webb. Harris stewart. Mr. and Mrs
G McNcill; Misses May Mcintosh
susie Mcintosh. Fannie Newman
stella Riggs Emma Harris and Mabel
Ryan.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-08-10
SOME STRANGE PETS KEPT
By ROYAL -MoAIEN

There seems to be a growing ten
dency among the royal ladies of the
Z courts OF Europe to harbor strange
and unconventional pets-a habit
which has hitherto been almost ex-
clusively confineed to women more or
less intimately connected with the
stage.
] The Kaiser. 1t seems, does not APP
prove of the fashion. for he has more
than once vigorously protested
against his extravagant daughter-in-
law, Princess Eitel-Friedrich's pen
chant for pet monkeys. At Potsdam
she has a model monkey house, con-
tanning no fewer than fourteen OF
thes animals. One of them escaped
a few weeks ago and wrought great
havoc in the imperial gardens before
Z it was captured by the retired non
commissioned officer who is response
Bile for the welfare of the Princess
pets.
The beautiful Countess Of Montig-
nosa, whase unhappy marriage to the
King of Saxony ended in her divorce,
lis said to seek for consolation at
Having been deprived of her children
in the extraordinary interest she
takes in a number OF American igua-
mas, which she feeds herself. The
Countess vegetable bill for her pets
/ is said to amount 10 100 MARKS a
week.
Another royal woman who has a
weakness for lizards is the Duchess
Vera of Wurtemberg, but Il IS to
chameleOns that she Is more partlcu-
larry attached. While stAl a Rus
sian Grand Duchess she INDUCED her
fancy for these curious pets, and
with them she created a mild sensa-
tion at Stuttgart when, in 1877, she
was married to the late Duke Eugene
Duchess Vera is never tired of watch
ing her chameleons shooting out their
tongues to a length of six OF seven
inches.
Princess Hildegarde OF Bavaria, a
daughter of Prince Rupprecht, re-
celved last month. as a birthday pres
ent from the hereditary Grand Duke
of Mecklenburg-St "a Persian
lynx, or caracal, which he had
brought back with him from German
East Africa. 1t is a handsome bright
brown creature with long tall, and,
although naturally fierce in disposi-
ton. II has learned to take meat di-
rectly from the hands OF its royal
mistress.
The CZars one and only great
aunt. the Grand Duchess Alexandra
Josefovna of Russia bought two pairs
of oamels some years ago, while on
visit to the Caucasus. and at her
lovely place outside ST. Petersburg
she devotes much of her time each
summer to her somewhat uncommon
pets. She has now no fewer than
II of the animals. and several zool-
ogical gardens in various Russian
towns have ben presented with ant
mails bred upon the Grand Duchess
estate.
1t Is reserved to the Baroness Won
! Heldburg, the moTganatic and third
wife of Duke George IL OF Mem
/ ingen, to be a royal lover of snakes.
She has several of them. and they are
so tame that now and then she horri-
fes her husbands friends by appear
] ing at the table with one of the rep
tiles cooled around her neck. The
Baroness, who was born plain Helena
! Franz. has (although she is his third
wife, lived happily with her husband
for no fewer than thlrty-four years.
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Coranl-NIarsliall.

Miss Kittie Coram. OF smlthland
and the Rev. Il. n Marshall. OF Kut-
tawa. were married. Wednesday morn
ing at the residence OF the Rev. J. l.
Perryman, 90i Brunson avenue, at
n o'clock. The bride has been e
bright school teacher in Livingston
county aud her friends were pleased
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The marriage Of Miss Colt Cosby
.of Dixon ana Mr.. shelby w. James
ook place at high noon Monday at
ne homo OF the bride. II was a quiet
Wedding with only intimate friends
and relatives present After the cere.
mony thc couple left for Petoskey
and other northern health resorts for
Ia three weeks trip Mr.. James IL
day operator az cnion station for the
Illinois Central. Mr.. and Mrs. James
win reside in this city on their re-
turn.
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Mr.. and Mrs r. d. Clemens enter
iaincd Informally Tuesday at their
home. Nos Clay street, IN honor OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas b. Dusren. OF
So Louis. The guests present were
the members OF party OK Paducah
people that spent a week az Dixon
Springs recently.
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Mrs Fanny II. Taylor entertained
at dinner Tuesday at'her home. 919
Clay street. In honor Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Parvn White. Of Pi;isburg, and Miss
Lettie Bradley. OF Philadelphia. Pink
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-08-10
Surprise Party.

Miss Bessie Smedlcy was given. a
surprise party Monday evening at her
home. ll2S South Fourth street. by
hoi friends. Music was a delightful
feature OF the evening. Miss Smed-
ley has recently returned from an ex-
tended visit In GAINESVILLE. Tenn:
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Al Fresco Concert.

The al fresco concert given by
Prof Harry Gilbert under the au-
spices of the Church Building society
of the First Christian church at the
Chauiauqua auditogium at Wallace
park Tuesday evening was complete
success and a rare musical treat for
Paducah. Light refreshments were
served at the intermission of the pro-
gram.
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HAIL, FOLLY!

On n day met with Folly,
Knowing not a ilirt was She
she was piquant, she was jolly,
And she thrust out melancholy
With a smile OF witchery.
], supine, could not disarm dtr'
Though | guessed IA umc desteo
There was mischief in M ,hagmer.
so it came about. YOU see,
Folly made a fool of me-
Folly tired of her adorer
When her slave ! came 10 be.
Scoring al the love / bore her,
Nexed because I boldly wore her
Too familiar livery.
Petulant. she soourged ana left me
Shorn OF all my panopiy.
So Il was when She borefi me
or her smile. She get me Tree
Folly made a man Of mo,
Prank Roe Batchelder, in Smart
set
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WAS pslnsd foresor ; nitter..anll conf

Gus were the tears. l. shed, hut the
little incident, so notifying TO ime,
did not spoil my first appearance al
together. The Times of May l, 1856.
was kind enough to call me viva.
cious and precocious," ana my par
ents were pleased (although they
would not show It too much) and
Mrs, Kean gave me a pat on the back.
Father and Kate were both in the
cast, too, | ought to have said. and
the Queen, Prince Albert, and the
Princess Royal were all in a box on
the first night
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One of the Happenings.

In a written examination on as
tronomy one OF the questions was
What happens when there Is an
eclipse of the NOON"
A student with good knack OF
getting ont OF a difficulty wrote
"a great many people come out tC
look at it."--London Tid-B
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-08-10

In his new book. Three Acres
and a Living" Bolton Hall quotes
a Hebrew proverb: "If a man make
but a mouse-trap better than his fell
lows. though he makes his tent in
the wilderness, the world will beat
path to his door"
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Another week that was not over
oyowded with dates has PASSED. and
We mud ourselves looking to the
future. True. there was plenty OF
amusementa aud there were several
delightful Informal musicals given
during the week Many talented mu-
sicians are IN the city, and they are
generous about appearing on pro
grams. The Cotiiion club gave the
third % its summer series OF dances
Wednesday evening. and u wa well
ATTENDED. While there are a Qw en-
tertalnmonts in prospect for n'Nt
week al the present time there will
De amucement for the Paducah peo-
pie the coming week
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The foremost English actress OF
our times. Ellen Terry, who last year
celebrated her jubilee that marked
the completion of so triumphant
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carnations and ferns were used as
decorations for the table. The guests
were: Mr. and Mrs. Parvin Witte.
Miss Lettie Bradley Miss Emma Nor
gan and Mr.. Clifford Blackburn.
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C>x-~6ZS1~0
3 The Week In Society.S


TO hear the news. The Rev. Marshall
is the pastor Of the Baptist church at
Kuttawa They will reside in Kur
tawa.
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Beggar-l'vc lost all my kinfolks.
Lady-Nou poor man. All dead?
Begglr-Naw rich. Womans Homo
Companion
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Cotillion club Dance.

Wednesday night the third of the
series OF summer dances was given
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Many a man is a silent hero.