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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-09-12
.ANt''i:lR,
Continued from last weck)

tCOntinueu from last N''hJ
A man II true feeling, tres up
naturally AZ baseness or mean
ress Of any sort, even in eases
where be may he under no "hli- |
cation to speak out. But then
his anger i, As reasonable in its
outwald EXPRESSION As II It's orr
gin.
BE angry and sin not We
must however, bc careful how
we indulge in virtuous indigna
ton. 1t is the handsome broth
or Of anger and hatred. Anger
may glance into the breast OF q
wise man, hut rests only in the
bosom Of the pnwise. \ wise
man hath no more anger than is
necessary. to shcw that be can
comprehend 4 wrong
! Ifanger proceed from a great
cause it .urns 10 iury ii from a
small cause it's p'oy!sbr -; and
50 il is always ehbor terriablc
ar ridiculous. Sinful anger
when it becomes strong. Is clil"d
wrall!. when IL makes outrage
it is fury: when it becomes fixed
it is termed hatred: ard WHOM
1T intends 10 injure any one II
is called malice. all these wicked
passions spring from anger
The iutoxication OF anger liR(
that Of ;hc grape shJWs Us Y
otulrs but cJnc2a!S us froa
ourselves and WE iujurr. our osl
cause N The Eyes ol the w1rl;
when We too lass!ona;eiJ Gnt
cl.ct.y defend H.
: There is many man whos'
tongue might govern multitude
, ii he could only go9ern his tongue
| !la is the mau Of p9|cr VIII
1 controls tho storms and tempest
Z Of his mind. How sweet u
! serenity OF habitull sei.-' nntr,
dow r,any singing stl.-r(
y, breaches 1t spares US
Y When does a man tcci MOI
Il at case witt: himsei,' than she
If he has passed through II suddc
!, ana strong prevention wlthoi
. speakingaword oran uDaistuIbe
d good humol: When TN the Co
Il ,rary. dues lie feel deep'
: Humiliation than when ne
conscious thai anger las ma'
IS Liza b tray himself:
SO How mary there arc aho che
- :: on with p2sSign and q
very angry in reproying anSt
TITUS 10 lay one devil they raj
another and leave move work
Tic done t.ian they found undoi
such a repruof of anger Is
vice to he reproved.
Nrpr0al either hardens
so.,ens its Object. The sword
ns leprooi >h2,ld b. drawn agH''
.ha or.nsc AID rot against
.aa II, nder.
-, Is NJ. tallpg ito Ne VA
~. :. .emsia.oc III i. That dr58
..!G. 60 il : aoi The ,.,ss Is
ia strong aud has'y .cm
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-09-12
Question No. IL.

Act. al-923.s! Who were The
Jour men and what was he vow!
Why did Paul have 70 parity
.iim.eli nnl be at charges with
.ham ~hon he is already pur-?
Why shave their heads?
AID VIA. does it signify:
Wh., - there to he learned
r,m ,..ls 'oday.
:, A. Simons,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-09-12

Whether there is tariff revision
or not at the coming session of
Congress will depend on whcth
or or not President Roosevelt
can control the stand pat e,e.
ment of the Rcpnplican party.
He is under pledge to Germany
10 do 81 ii he can, and as h. is :,
gen,lcm who usually has bis own
way III" chances are that he will
The situation is rather involved
Whom the tariff dIScaS. ion CANT
| up with Germany and W. cAmo
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-09-12

Question No. !

please toll me WHY Paul sn,d The
circumcision should be justified by
.slth and tho unc'rcumc;slon
,hrou, d faith? Please read
an, iii, COL II he Irw, only, is he
40, Also ot the nen'.ies' lcs, OF iao
'en,lles alsn,
SEEING I, ~ anr God. which shall
u.,th the ritcumc sion by h'h, ANA
.ncircumCi.uu through Am.
DO We then make ypi! tic i,V through
'ai,h4 God iuihii yea, y. cs'shIeN
..cl.w Ion 3 - 3D-al
VIM. Swcrrgin
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-09-12

yill be the strongest 70 forge on
Congress action revisionward :
whether the trust bound min.
GRITTY wishes it or not.
Af,cr months Of negotiation and
hints amounting some.
times almost to- an u,ti,natur,, IL :
seems shat the wsrriog states o.
Central AEc.ica are TO be moushs
together either in Washington or
the c ~ Of Mexico to talk over
their diiiarcrces and adjust some
sort Of compromise. CT coarse
nobody ever can tell Just Whist o.
South AmeAiean republic will dc
but the Indications Just now are
for peaceful settlement. There
are five OF the little states, each Of
them one man power insthu,ions.
and each guided by personal ego,-
IAN and Jealousy Of ono man with
national patriotism almost an un-
Enowr.qaantity. They have been
.squabbling over bour dsries, es.
capped polnicd prisoners, iarsica
uud real affronss aud The like.
! There is polhing that q lot Of
',tusit'e peop'c coud set nd Just i'm
q friendly talk, bat ,ac trouble has
, been to get them together. Wax
+ has been brewing for months, ard
/ hus brrken out in Aickcring. dc.
su.,oiy iushon now urd again
Mexico, wh, has the most to
c gain BY disscuriors has been so.e'.F'
tempted several tunes TO work tho
" s.rcng arm Oh seyera! Of them and
=. bring them inIo camp under Nc
70 csyle and Cactus flag ot the tig re
il. public. But President Diuz is Il
ID sensible nan rs well ns q strong
=, one. and has shown that 10 the
al way he has made real country
- ou, OF McKee,, and no has joined
IN fjr Is with President Roosevelt. ir
H. telling zoe smaller states that they
hn viii have 10 quit sqnnbblIng. bt
n good Or DO spanked This is ar
a.. undiploma,ic bat truthful way q
h. describing tho exchanges the
eh have been going forward. Nov
de /, looks ~ th,ngh all the five pres
iden,s woald accep. III, commar,
NJ for conference. ana very an
: noyirg Eve corncred war will b
no ayortcd,
"e Orc, more The story If the II
'S uremeu! e. Attorney genoa
III monapa',o is'go;ng the rounds Az
IN thi. tine ii has been contributed
IN n1t by the Attorney General. tu
er' by the man who has been slated b,
Ih the rumpr mongorsto succeed hin
ne Frank D. kellogg. the spccia
atornr1 II the Department e
III justice, w'o has had special cbars
So o. the antitrust and anti rebaiir
&c eases is The ia;est orc 10 be pu
h' forward rs the successor of the al
III torncy General, Mr.. Honarart
zee has rcvcr taken these reports yer
eS' much II heart. lie is Il ilippaT
."d AID ,ccoLscqnential man so lar 4
Il newspaper rnmors 90, and lie d,
ne pirs serious story with such
vi ipkc and a ,mlio that it 10 somt
~ ,'ur, nrg.. ing 10 tell whether /
i'u ,sin earnest or not. But Mr.. Ee
cS' logs. while No, quite snch an in
III y r.a"t 'i.nre II rational polite
'i' is a very serious lerson, and whe
~ the matter w.s presented to bin
II, t
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-09-12

rear bu.xg cat out Of German '
trade through the failure Of Con- {
gress to pass tariff revision +,
legislation. there was a commits {
sion sent to Germany that studi.
ed the question from every poss
ible angle and tiXrd up Il lnodrs z
yivendi with the German govern
ment. in virtue of which the
maximum rates of the German |;
tariff were not to be enforced |
against this country for a year
from last. July. This was the
agreement. nominally as a resuly |
of the commissions delibcra. |
tons. But it was preceded by
an understanding betv cen the
President and Baron Won Stern
berg the German Ambassador,
who iS q close friend of the Prcsi.
dent, that President Roosevelt
should recommend to the next
session of Congress revision
legislation along lines that the
President, the Glrmlr Amgas-
,salo.rg ard man! OF thr american
,,,eoplc b iicye is ncelful. This
promise was given in writing
through tic Secretary Of State.
= 1t il rather unusual for Il Prcsi-
= dent 10 promise 4 foreign power
:. that he will do thu, and so IN Il
! message u Congress, but it wa-
done In this. ease, and tie rctom
mcndutiou will be made IL TIKI
next Congres jiunal message.
. Now there are a good TL:ar.
things that may intervene b,
at tween sending in the messag
&c and action thereon. The Pres
al dent has power to recommcn
ire legislation, brt he cannot fort
his it except by weight of person;
influence. The next Congre>
so will be very nicely divided
q sentiment between the stan;
a. patters and the rcvisioni,ts. ~
res bulk of Congress is unquestio
nod ably for revision, but the ~
cas- the political experience, and Il
eli. organization of the House iirou.
red The Speaker are all on the Sit
lcl Of stand patism.
ter The President has good mar
lily policies and thing, that lac wan
done which the friendship Of Il
Congressional leaders will
necessary to accomplish. The
can be depended 10 bring
sorts Of pressure to bo@ro on IL
to prevent any tariff l2gi$ '.,i'
The President il quite ilnrl
vioU5 to iniinenc" except t,!ruU;
these part cNl2r things tint
ID wants to arc mp.isn. Tie Is
= N. practical NAN and an opportu
in Tint regard thit he VII u
tn an unwilling but powerful :,
ton Of Congress to do what
wants to do. trusting Ia the
huenca Of public opinion to ior
sion other reforms later. lnuu,
n OF tioNabl.; tie power t. delay Il
loth put OF tariff revision VII tr
1vel' mighty lever with which to ma
e.e. the powerful minority Of Ct
'rlN' gr">S representing III" Irus
lany and the President may tc rel
IS 4 on to use that lever totho full,
own extent in passing other lrgis
will. u0n, After that thcrrwil rev,
lived. III" old and insi>tert question
.ame revision, and the ! il will be t,
'amn the power CT constituent np,n
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-09-12
WASHINGTON
LII | l:R

From Gu! R'euls, C'IrtsicLd,n.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-09-12
question which reads.
QUESTION No. >

Ftasc c ~ WHY Il was tMlt ram Nnlc th.a:
A.,aitrg they rncu.rs f SAX ~ teaching
il.. icy ,te shT sfk" ~, li-->
The world Of preachers will tel you and declare / frol the
uul,.i ,s Tia. .,osncl is for nj - belize Bst
question and quotation ind Nh, there : oio class =
To be enemies 10 the gos}e TO- The sake Of Rivers Arl T..
las lex 10 com To- GouJ this .cia Re has this
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-09-12
Question ~ )

Please tell US why It was 'nat
Paul said this!
4. concerning til" rcsp"', 'he' ~"
enemies for your sakcs; hut ~ ''n'"'"a
a., clcc,,on. ,hry are bl1cch io' Inc
,,,h,,. sake. Rom, ii-eN.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-09-12
QUESTION NO. IL,

r,c. Garrett as ! bave been
seized why horse hair comes I,
lie or tn:aes INTO . snake. We
a.k your opinion on ;he samsE
plcase give IT through the CRg.siT
wn Brlneg,-.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-09-12
rGcstion No .

Please tell US why Paul used
,his language?
Hut cun,ihriwisc, wien they saw that
The gospct Of uncircumr's'hn WAS com
mued unto mp. w The gospel % The
ci.cumcia.oo wa unto Peter Gal = ,
Charley Dawson,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-09-12
PAGE OF INQUIRY
Question. No. 3
Why did Paul reason out Of tho
Nv Of Moses aud GU, Of tho pro
,te,s so much. Please reEd.

And when they bal appointed him =
Jay, there cau:s many 10 him into his
lodging t. wr,n he e1p1uGded and
testified tie kng,!)m " Goa, per'nsd
isg them claccr uing jesus, both out Of
tho lsv = Noses, ana out of the rt'-.
pn,,.. from m,rnia4 ill evening Act
rs %. John ROse e
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-16
COURT ITEMS.

+ Defendants in the suit of Lowrie
against Baldwin and others on Satur-
day withdrew their motion for an in
terlocutory appeal TO the Supreme
Court from Judge Robinson. This in
dicates an intention to await a final
decision in the Circuit Court before.
appealing.
The Queens Hospital has brought an
equity suit against Bruce Cartwright,
administrator of the estate of Queen
Emma, to determine certain rights.
Chang Chan was appointed by Judge
De Bolt administrator of the estate
of Chang See, which is valued at 1898.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-16
THIS WEEKS FEATURES
At ORPHEUM THEATER

Tonight at the Orpheum theater
bury with their entire supporting COM
pany win appear in what promises to
be one of the most attractive produc-
lions of the entire theatrical season,
Rudyard Kipling's THE Light that
Failed" Much interest has been mani
tested in this play ever since it was
announced several weeks ago that the
company would present it bere. Kip
ling attained his first distinction as q
novelist with the beautiful story of
Dick Heldar, the artist who goes blind
just as he has finished painting a Won
derful picture. It is doubtful if the
great English writer in his whole lit
erary career has written anything that
has so caught the public fancy as THE
Light that Failed
The play was originally dramatized
for Forbes Robertson and Gertrude
Elliott, and was played by them with
great success in New York and on the
road a few years ago. Frank Cooley
was the first actor to present it on the
Pacific Coast He has had the play
in his repertoire for several seasons,
and It has been pronounced one of his
greatest successes. Almost the entire
company will take part in the produc-
ton here, and it is promised that the
play will be dressed with careful at
tention to detail, and presented with
the same quiet, studied art that mark
ed THE Lost Paradise and other
plays that Mr.. Cooley has staged here.
On Thursday night THE Light that
Failed will give way to another nelo-
drama entitled, THE Gold Fields OF
Nevada" This is a stirring Western
play full of splendid characters, tell
ing a Fascinating story and contain |
ing plenty of comedy. It will be pre-
scented for three nights and at the Sat |
urday matinee.
Maize Martell. the pretty singing |
who Ieaped into popular fav- |
or when she made her first appearance
Saturday night, will appear in special /
ties between the acts at each perform
ance this week.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-16
HAWAIIAN TRIBE NO. 1IoR M

Meets every first and third Thursday of each
month IN X. of P. Hail. corner of Fort and
Beretania "reets. Visiting brothers cordially
invited to attend
A. d. CASTRO. saehem.
A Z. MURPHY. Q. of r.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-16

AONULULU LODGE SIG, B. ?. O. e.
Honolulu Lodge No. GIG, B. P. O. f viii
meet in their hall. King street, near Fort every
Friday evening. By order Of the E. r
FRANK E. RICHARDSON, E. r.
HARRY A. WILDER, Secv
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-16
BAND THIS EVENING
At EMMA SQUARE

The band VII pay the following pro-
gram this evening at 7.30, at Emma
square:
PART I.
"Comique" (new) ....... Bella
Waltz-''Language of the Flowers
new .................... Roberts
ntermezzo-"H umoresque' -Dvorak
Grand selection Mariana" Wallace
PART II.
songs. AR. by Berger
Tatooed Man" Herbert
Observation-Disclosures ......... Aletter
Rondo-''Lontaine" .............. Gillet
THE Star Spangled Banner"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-16

CHUNG WAH LODGE NO. 4, z. of P.
Meets every second and last Tuesday AZ its
nail Vineyard street. at 1880 2. m Visiting
brothers are cordially invited to attend
Z. S. KONG, G..
SAMUEL L. WONG, K. of r. s.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-16
BEST WAY OUT
Of AN IMPAssE
SuperfIuous Husband Got Rid
0f-AIimony for Mrs.
FairWeather.

An annulment Of marriage was
granted by Judge De Bolt to kala K
Grace against Kaaiwaiu. Complain
ant. who has been known as the wife
of Anderson Grace. testified that her
alleged marriage to the respondent
took place eighteen years ago when she
was but fourteen years old and igno-
rant of the nature of the ceremony. A
charge Of unlawful cohabitation is
pending against the woman and Grace
in the Federal court, but they claim
to have been legally married and it is
probable they will be married again
and their prosecution be dropped.
Judge De Bolt awarded Mrs. Corfnne
Fairweather. pending a determination
of DR.. Fairweather's divorce suit
against her, alimony of $3.50 a day, be-
sides a nurses bill of $36. a doctors
bill of $40 and an attorneys fee of s25,
all payable by nbelant.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-16

Mrs. Walter F. F'rear and daughter
will visit with Mr.. and Mrs. 3. F.
Dillingham; until the return of Gov
ernor Frear from his trip to the
East.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-16
HONOLULU SCOTTISH rHIsTI.E

Meets on the first and third Friday, at 1880
y s eaocA p m. IN rooms in Oregon Block en-.
JAMES c. McGTrl. Ch;af
JOHN 4ACAULEY, Seer.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-16

Music and singing at Kerr's this
evening.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-08

T1srs b more Catasrh In this SEC
tioa a the country than all other
diseases put together. and until the
~ fsw years vas supposed TO be In.
eBoAaa. For . great many years
aoceoes pronounced Il . local disease
and preseFtbed loeal remedies. and
b eoastantly failing TO cure Win
heal treatment. pronounced II in
eusable. Science has proven catarrh
70 b bostttutiooal disease and
tAssefcee requires constitutional treat.
Dsnt Halls caeasTA Cure. manufactur.
- ~ =. }. Cheney Z Co. Toledo. Ohio,
b the only eonstit1tiooal cure on the
mafket- II Is taken internally In
doses from 10 drops TO . teaspoonful.
u aets directly on the blood and mu.
cous surfaces OF the system. They
oGsr one hundred dollars for any
eass Il faith to cure. Send for circu.
lAsS and testimonials.
Address: F. J. CHENEY 4 CO.,
Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by all Drug .stss, sc
Take Halls Panty P1N. for con ST.
patton.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-08

II (osse1aa a tolnt Statehood for
Asasna ~ some esAes Territory has
1ssA ABUpDeA s.4 bFoaght up again.
11ss6 v1s - oaeial announcement
Aom 0ygoS ny Ghat there voald -
- 68eA1 asassnVe a the part Of the
psagoosn3 . bs1ng Up The question Of
- 0en0ahoo1 vitA AriDona and
NOv l1a1aeo When Congress meets
a0iaL d IN b recoaleeted that one
e S>e9 pars1saa Aghts a he hast
ssDoA NAs Svsr this peupeslttoo.
Akng wieh IL jolnt Statehood OF Oh.
tNQ0A anA lnAiaa Territory there
- - scheDe 30 combine New
l6sz6ce anA Arizona and admit this
$50 0ente also. This vas perfectly
'sn9islAcassy 10 New Mexico with q
AgDs SFs0osAssance Of the Joint vot.
~ Dsea1natea. but 4 met With tttle
s11haa1AaD ffum Arisoaa. who saw
~ esv06Ss ~ hss policy controlled
09D tAsaes11stA ~ the sister Terri.
ossy UltA . practically solid Mexican
DoVa1A&3oo. The object Of the move
~ q oo1rse 70 get Arizona and New
1GSzieo ipeo he Uhion 1t the same
tiDs. aa1 h. - vas most likely. the
Dsv 0e8ts pross1 persistently Demo
cratic e - Ieese save from having
tw0 DeDocsafic Senators and a large
na0bss Of representatives OF that
Darty iaConSress. The issue vas fought
ct aA1 The opposition was 20 strong
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-08
that there was NO more talk Of Join,

that there was no more talk OF Joint
Statehood. and nov II has been OH
ciaIiy announced that this issu" vii
not be revived. Hut in the next breath
the proposition Is advanced TO bring
UP the joint Statehood proposition
next wear with Arizona and Nevada
the latter with population tire
times that Il Arizona and a Stat" that
can reasonably well be counted on A.
Republican. There i no question IN
IN. world that his suggestion Will
h.. fought by Arizona Just a hard a.
vas the combination with New MeNi.
co Tn. object OF the move - III
sane and the people OF Arizona viii
naturally rather stay OUT o! the CniCr
than 10 come in under such i hand.
cap.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-08

Ground Is to be- broken and WORK
commenced almost Immediately on The
new home for the Bureau OF American
Republic< in Washington. This Is a
matter of more than local interes, for
it will no, only giveOWa-hington
another public building ranking al
mos, in beauty with the Library OF
Congress. but IL will be the greatest
meeting place for the nations OF III.
world anywhere outside the Temple
81 Peace at the Hague. The building
will cost ready for occupancy just
about $1,000. 600. OF which 900"
vas contributed by Andrew Carnegie.
II will be a specimen Of mission archi.
lecture in compliment to the South
American States, and the most strik-
ing architectural feature OF It will be-
the central couet that will be covered
with a glass roof that can be opened
In summer and closed In winter.
Here there viii be . collection o!
palms and ferns equal to that In any
tropacal patio. Altogether. II promi.
ses 70 be . remarkably striking
building.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-08

The SUN f. reliably informed tina
the Law against the sale or eivinI
away OF cigarettes to minors Is beinl
daily violated h this city. negro Incl
acting as purchasers for the boy
Who are addicted TO the miserable
habit.
We commend to the State. count.
aud municipal ofheers whose duty y
to enforce this lav its careful I'ersual
which In as follows.
Section !. That IL snail here
after be unlau full in the State OF
Florida for any corporation. COM
pany. nrm OF person 10 sell. bar
ter. furnish o. give away, directly
OF indirectly. 10 any minor any
cigarette. cigarette wrapper or
any substitute for either, or TO
procure for. o. to persuade. ad-
wise. counsel or compel any child
under said age to smoke any
cigarette.
Section 3. Any such corporation.
company. arm or person violating
any 81 the provisions Of this act
shall. for the arst oiEense upon
coavlesio0 thereof. be fined in any
sum uo< more than S5e.no. nor
Sess than 3l0.eo: and for . second
and any Subsequent o6ense. such
cuepoea4Soe. company. hrIn or per.
so shall. upoa conviction there
q. he Aned in any sum not more
tn &looySo nos iess than 5000.
- % which may Be ADDED i'm.
pFassanana - ~ ooanty jail for
amy pesSod not exceeding sixty
1nyA
osetssa 3. 10 n hereby made
~ esey q sAesiRs. eoastables.
tAs6 1sUseass o. any police ofaeer
- snieFcs tAe pGovtsions Of this
-. 81 - nay ssnDos any
uoDsP ~ ~ have o. have had
. ~ Rossaas1oo ny cigarettes
q elUsretss 0aessaal. and compel
~ = esst1fy bsesse ths county
49, q any )astScs a he peace
- % voUU 40 a vAom - OBJ
ealseA sseA eaGasstAss - esGaretts
001ug1nA
HAst1eul1e stfsatS0o Of police ON.
- = 6ivVcss1 - seeeioa 3. under
~ Z Wsala seeA dat The boys
~ - SeupDs1 nom INDUCING In
- elGArsete Aabit- Do your duty.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-08

y - eeonne0cs TO roll out
- 0nlv within tie next two
- voo1R Mech q the fruit
: 1o eAsay III ysas. u tact,
neo ~ thsy have never
u0 6u1G For tie next few
osWo w0 be . stream OF
osoes q sseear pouring on,
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