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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-15

~ Frost, ID. D.. corresponding secre-
tary Sunday School Board. Southern
Baptist Convention, Nashville, Tenn.
3:35-Election Of chairman pro tenn.
Introduction of new members.
I0--"How My State Work IL Con-
Quoted. Papers Of five minutes each
by "a Rev. j. NJ Pitcher. d. D.. cor
responding secretary Of Sunday-Schoo
and Bible Board Of Virginia. Peters
burg, Va. (2) Rev. Hight c. Moore.
Sunday School Field Secretary. Bap-
list State Convention. Raleigh. N. G.
{al Rev. j. d. Moore. Sunday School
ton. Columbia. S. c. (i Mr.. g. w.
Andrews. Sunday School Field Score
tary, Baptist State Convention. At
lanta, Ga. (5l Rev. w. D. Moorer.
Sunday School Field Secretary, Baptist
State Convention, Oklahoma City, Ok
lahoma.
Notwithstanding Our Meetings"
Rev II. Beauchamp, Field Secretary.
Sunday School Board, Southern Bap-
list Convention, Little Rock. Arkansas.
1.-THE Teacher-Training System"
Rev /. j. Van Ness, d. D., Editorial
Secretary Sunday School Board, South
eIn Baptist Convention, Nashville.
Tenn
Connection with Sunday-School Meth
DDS" Rev. j. II. Dew. State Evangelist.
General Association of Missouri, Libcr-
ty. Missouri.
PA Sunday-School Secretary 8
Studies" Rev. II. c. Moore.
l2:l5-"Shall We Organize Our Sun
day School Forces?" Mr.. G. w. An
drews.
12:30-Adjourn.
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So Fatigyling.

$50 Young Richley Kadd isn't to marry
Goldle Stiles after all?"
"No. he got scared.
"weli, well, and heard they had even
gone SO far as to rehearse for the we'd
ding
yes .ha. was the trouble. They had
rehearsed five times. and Richley said
the preparations for n,atrimony were such
hard work he was afraid he couldn't stand
the real thing at all."-The Catholic
Standard and Times,
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The Laymen to the Front.

Another of the gatherings In con-
nection with the convention which Will
no doubt Command special attention Will
he the laymen's meeting, which is
scheduled to meet at Calvary Baptist
Church on Thursday afternoon at 3
o'clock. The gathering Is n somewhat
unique one, and Is looked upon by the
Bnptists of Richmond as n step In the
direction OF the formation of an orr
ganizatlon among the Baptist churches
somewhat similar to the st. Andrews
brotherhood in the Episcopal Church
and the Brotherhood of Andrew and
Philip in some of the Presbyterian
churches
The call for the conference is issued
by Ex-Governor Northern, of Georgia,
and by Hon. Joshua lowering, of Bal
timore In connection with the con-
ference Governor Northern writes
"The object of the conference is to
explain the purposes OF the movement.
the grand possibilities involved In it
for the rapid spread OF the Redeem-
er's kingdom the world round, and to
arrange for It's presentation In q proper
manner before the Southern Baptist
Convention at such q time during It's
session, as may be designated by IT."
Those taking a leading part in call
ing this meeting state that the pur-
pose Ia not to establish another mis-
sionary hoard. appoint missionaries or
solicit funds. beyond those needed for
incidental expenses, but, on the con-
trary, its sole object Is, in cooperation
With existing organizations, to stlnu-
late the thought and activity of Chris
tian lnymen to a more thorough de-
votion OF their time, talent and ma
terial prosperity to tho evangellzation
of tho world, In other words, 1t is
considered to be the application of
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Commonwealth Of Virginia.
Department Of the State Corporation Commission.

Va
Clerk
niss and
for
Of o
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ESTIC.
Location. Date Incorporated.
Franklin, Va. October 90, 1903.
Alexandria. Xa.........JuIy :. 1890.
AIsxandria. ya july 1852 1sss.
Newport Newport News va.....July Il, isos.'
Va..... ......April IA 1902.
Snowden. Va..... .....February q, 1901.
Va. .....October l3, 1903.
Norfolk. Va. ......... August II, 1903.
CORTLAND, Va..........December %, 1903.
Richmond. Va. .....pecember 20. 1903.
Portsmouth. Va.......December ii. 1901.
Richmond, va. .....March 90. 1897.
Ocean View. Va. $500. October %, 1903.
Norfolk. Na...... .....August 1903,
Richmond VA. .....December 81. 1901.
Alexandria, Va.... ....November 25. 1908.
Va.... ....September 20, 1901.
B 3elaeys va, =. ~ II 1890;
Norfolk. Na...... .....June 5. 1899.
BondtoWn Na..... ....Novemper Is, 1908
Norfolk. Na...... ....September %, 1903.
Norfolk Co.. Va. ....... October "a, 1903.
Broad Run Station. Va..March Is. 1897.
Norfolk, Waco. ,....December A, 1901.
Maysville, Va. ......June -, 1902.
Smithheld, Va. .....March> 49, 1900.
Norfolk, Va. September 8, 1903.
Campbell Co., Va. .....October g. 1908.
Norfolk, ya.... ........June 81 1908.
Norfolk Co., September 90, 1908
Alexandria. Vn.... ....June /, 1903.
charlottesville va. ..iuno So ii.oe.l 0oA'
Alexandria Va. ......october 81, 1901.
Hampton. Va.... .....May Q, 1901
Alexandria. Va. ....september 0. 1890,
E 3 sa,n12 " va. ..,..Mareh "a; 1903.
Norfolk Va. .,,.,.......June az, 1908.
Norfolk Co., Va.......Septembe 80 1903
.sreeshade, Va. .....Angust a. isee.
Clifton Forge. Va..,.,.AprIl 10 1906
Riehmond, Va. ,..,.,..$M arch !. 1850
.Nortoik. va. ...........July 10. 1908.
Nortoik. IN. ...........Junc "A, 1903.
Norfolk, Va. ,,,.:.,....July 90 1903.
Newport News, Va... February s. 1900.
Richmond, Va.... March 81, 1908.
Roanoke, Va. January 5, 1898.
N NpistnI va va. '...,.Snns q 1908 80,
,bi'stob fts,.'.. .......N oNenDer % 1909
.peepcreek. Vac. ..,September 0, 1903,
Alexandria. Va. ,...,."Aprll / 1898.
.TazeWell, Na..... ...,.January 10. 1902.
West Norton, Va.....,..October g. 1908.
.Nansemond, Va. Reinforcement 2S. 1903
Norfolk, Va. .......August 10, 1908.
Norfolk, va,.. ...,....ootober IS. 1890.
Norfolk, va, .,,......July co. 1908.
Norfolk, Va-.. March 80. 1908.
Newport News, Va: September Il, 1908
Elizabeth City Co., Va..October !. 1908.
Alexandria, Va..., ...,AuSust !, 1900.
Norfolk, Nh. ,,...... October 49, 1908.
.tachmond Va. ..,..Aprl %, 1901,
.EVeEetts, va, ,.,,,.,,,,October 20 t9o3,
Norfolk, Va. .,....., October 90 looa.
Alexandria Co.. va,.., September g. 1908
Norfolk. Va. ,.,,......, November 3. 1903.
Elizabeth City Co., Va.october 10, 1898.
Newport News, Vh,,.,, September ), 1909
Falls Church. ya.u,,.March ~, 1909,
,Fork Union. Va, .,..,Lecemher IH9V
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The committee on assignments TO
homes VIII hold headquarters mt the
Y. VI. G.. 4. rooiis, siSfi, nnd Main
Streets. and keep open daily fron
\. VI. to . +. VI. from Wednesday, to
Eriday Inclusive.
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Afternoon.

2:0O-"sunday- School Institutes" Mr..
L. P. Leavell. field secretary. Sunday
School Board. Southern Baptist Con-
vcntion. oxford, Mississippi.
2:30-"SundaySc School Statistics" Rev.
]. D. Moore
2:45-"Summer Assemblies and Train
ing Schools" Rev. B. W. Spliman, field
secretary, Sunday School Board. South
ern Baptist Convention. kinston. n. C.
3:00-"The Tour Plan" Rev. w. L.
Britain. field secretary, SundaySchool
Board, Southern Baptist Convention.
Waco. Tex.
3:2O-"The Sunday-Sclool board and
the State Sunday School Work. Rev.
j. NJ. Frost, D. D.
3:50-Eection of officers.
4:Oo--General open conference.
5.OO-Adiour
The Washington bee., 1907-01-19
Creeks Cannot Adapt Themselves to
New Government.

Kansas City, Mo.-Pleasant Porter,
chief of the Creeks, states that many
OF his people died during the last
year, and that a great many of these
deaths are due to encouragement on
| account of a change of government,
change of conditions and environment
to which the Creeks cannot become
adapted. This remarkable statement
is contained in the annual message of
the Creek chief to the council, which
is in session here. The words of the
chief are:
Il regret to state that a large mum
Der of our people have died duringI
the last year. From my observation,
the cause of many deaths has beenI
discouragement. They had lived theirI
entire lives under a different SYSTEM
of government, and had had the useE
OF their lands in common. TheE
change has had a decided effect upon
the older people, and the change of
methods under which they have been
accustomed to live seemed to be a
source of discOuragement and was
potent factor in causing their deaths.
''The younger class of our people
seem to be more in harmony with
present conditions, and the change
has had a great effect in deciding
their higher aspirations, thus better
ing their condition, especially those
Of our people who have been to
school I notice that the children OF
our younger women who have been
to school are doing better in meeting
the new conditions than others Of ouI
people"
The Washington bee., 1907-01-19
GIRL LOST EIGHTEEN YEARS.
Kidnapped at Four, She Comes Back to
Her Father Married.

Franklin, Pa.-Kidnaped IS years
ago, when she was only four years,
Mrs. Emma Harris has returned to the
home of her father. John Wood, living
near Franklin, who knew nothing of
his daughters whereabouts until he
received a letter from her in North
Dakota recently.
One day in 1888 the little girl was
stolen from her fathers home while
Mr.. Wood, who was a widower, was in
Franklin. The neighborhood was
searched without success and from the
fact that his mOther-in-law had left
the community about the same time
Mr.. Wood concluded that she had
taken the child He was unable to To-
cate her, however, and at the end of
three years gave up the hunt.
From that time he knew absolutely
nothing in regard to the child, who
was married two years ago. She
wrote that she had for the first time
learned that her father was living
and that she was coming on. She is
now visiting her fathers home in
Cranberry township. Mrs. Harris re-
members nothing of the kidnapping,
but saws it was her grandmother who
spirited her away.
The Washington bee., 1907-01-19
ODD THINGS IN ANIMALS.
Eye of the Owl and Mouth of the Frog
Have Their Limitations.

ington.-Unlike most animals,
horses have no eyebrows and hares
are minus eyelids, says a naturalist.
Consequently the eyes of the latter
cannot be shut and a thin membran-
eous substance covers them when
asleep. The eye of the owl is also
peculiar, seeing that it is immovably
fixed in it's socket and cannot stir in
any direction. To compensate for
this seeming disadvantage it can turn
its head almost completely around
without moving its body.
If you were to keep a frogs mouth
open many minutes it would soon die,
as, owing to its peculiar construction,
it can breathe only with the mouth
closed. On the other hand, fishes are
compelled to keep opening and clos
ing their mouths in order to give their
respiration organs full play.
a curious fact about the eel is that
it has less life in its mead than in It's
tail, consequently when killing an eel
the fisherman smashes the tail; it also
has two hearts. Snakes usually have
their teeth in the head, but one va
riety in Africa, whose principal food
is eggs, is provided with a substitute
for them in its stomach
The Washington bee., 1907-01-19
HAS JOHN PAUL JONES' SWORD
Relic of Famous Fighter Placed in
Navy Department Library.

WashingtOn--In practically the
same condition as when it was used
by it's famous owner, the sword of
John Paul Jones now rests in the Ii
brary of the navy department, where
it has been placed by Commander
Reginald Nicholson.
1t is believed that the weapon orig
inally was given to Jones by the North
Carolina family of that name at the
time he changed his own name in COM
pliment to them.
The sword was given to Jones by
Theodosia Burr, daughter of Aaron
Burr. Theodosia Burr, after she was
married to Joseph Aston, a wealthy
planter of South Carolina, who in af-
ter years became governor or the
state, presented the sword to Judge
Matthew Davis. of Charleston, who
gave it TO the Rev DR. Ducachet. Of
Philadelphia, and he gave it to Com
modore Summerville Nicholson, and
the commodore gave it to its present
owner, Commander Nicholson.
1t is 80 inches long, beautiful in de-
sign, very strong, highly tempered and
still very mild. The hilt is of white
brass with the portion known tech
nically as the basket broken away.
The tang is wide and strong and the
grip piece of the handle is of wood
covered with twisted copper wire.
The Washington bee., 1907-01-19
ELECTRIC sPANKeR LATEST.
Inventor Comes Forward with Novel
Corrective Machine.

CmcagO.-FOllOwing the suggestion
made by one of Chicago's school
principals a few days ago that the
most urgent necessity in the public
schools of this city to-day is a spank
ing machine, Charles E. Gregory,
president of an electric company,
comes forward with the announcement
that he has under construction an cleo
trio machine for this purpose, which
he will exhibit at the January cleo
tTical show at the Coliseum.
II is described by Mr.. Gregory as
having the appearance of an inverted
electric fan, connected with a wall
fixture and usually placed in some
convenient bedchamber where the
noise from the soothing" effect VIII
not be heard by the neighbors and give
the parent the reputation of being a
brute.
The paddles on the device will be
manufactured in various shapes. The
inventor, however, is of the opinion
that the style resembling a No. -
slipper will be the most effective and
popular.
The electrically rocked cradle will
also be a center of great interest by
the heads of families where there are
infants. BY this invention the proud
father turns on switch when the
youngster yells at two a. m. and the
electric current Immediately produces
an unlabored soothing rocking of the
crib, which continues until the young
ster is asleep.
The Washington bee., 1907-01-19
JILTED GIRLS HALT WEDDING.
Three Wait for FickIe Swain When He
Calls for License.

Mount Gilead, O.-Charles Chaplin,
of Bloomfield township, went to the
probate Office to get a license to wed
19-year-old Miss Hart He did not get
the license. Other girls would not let
him. Bessie Carter, Laura Stark ana
another girl were waiting at the pro,
bate court for Chaplin.
They asked Chaplin to please in
form them why he intended to marry
Alma Hart when he had asked each OF
them to be his wife, and each ha6
consented.
Chaplin was much confused. H6E
said he really didn't know, only he
preferred Miss Hart to them. TheI
former sWeethearts became so muchi
excited that Chaplin hurried out of
the Office without getting the license.
Miss Carter is 26 years old. She
said that Chaplin asked ner more than
a year ago to marry him. She con,
sented and the wedding day had been
set for last Saturday.
Miss Stark, 19 years old, declared
that she had kept company" with
Chaplin more than eight months He
proposed and she said yes" Their
Wedding day. she said, had been set
The Washington bee., 1907-01-19
Hiqhest in the World,

Harvard university possesses the
highest scientific station in the world.
It stands on the summit of Mount
Misti, an extinct volcano in southern
Peru, at an altitude of 1890 feet. No
one lives at the station. No one could
live there. The air is too rare and
cold, the thermometer often falling to
25 degrees below zero. Once a month
an observer climbs up to the station
to take the readings of the instru-
ments. He is two days going up and
two days coming down.
The Washington bee., 1907-01-19
Hicks Star Of "FreakD Show.

Bakersfield. Ca1-Miner Hicks,
whose sudden rise to notoriety through
his entombment for Is days made him
the object of many show offers, has
been engaged by n. J. Schmidt of
Berkeley at a salary of $500 per week
for one year The first exhibition was
given in BakersvilIe. Harry Linville,
prominent in the rescue work, was en-
gagged to act as lecturer, and two of
the miners also were taken along.
Esnxl5IasF!s YYNS1~ -
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-03

Cau you win? You realize that to
Win IN anything these days, requires
strength, with mind and body ia tune
A man or woman with dis0rdsged II
gestive organs is rot In shape for a
day work or a day play How can
they expect TO VIM kodol's For
Dyspepsia contains the digssJiy
juices OF healthy stomach ana WI
put your stomach in shape to per
form ~lts Important junction OF sup
plying the body and brain with
strength building blood Dlgests what
You eat, relieves Indigestion, Dyspeg
STA. Sour Stomach. Palpitati0n Of tne
Heart aud Constipation Sold By al
drugRisfs
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Fhere.s grave danger 2 81 81.
sle o. Coughs and Co's7 THAT are
prevalent unless yon take nr kfnS,,
New Discovery tor CON pmptior
9oughe and Colds Mrs. SEQ wall
or Forest City Me. writes. -..If'e {
Godsena 20 people living in climsT
where coughs snd colds prevajt &
md Il quickly ends them 1t pre
ents Pneumonia. cures IaGrinDe
gives wonderful relief In Asthme snf
aay Fever, and makes weak sunWy
strong enough To ward az Conaumo
ton Coughs and C0'as sAc an
s1.00 Guaranteed By Bmlth Fss
@ast Ttai bettia errs
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-03
Georgia, Glynn County.
10 All Whom it May Concern.

Georgia, Glynn County.
10 All Whom it May Concern.
This Is to give notice that the I'M.
dersigRed has in due form applIea
to the ordinary Of said county foT
an order granting leave to tae nm.
dersigned to sell the lands In sg'
county Of the estate Of S. II. r
low said sale to be made for m
purpose Of distribution. Said an
phcation will be acted on at the
next term Of the court Of ordinary
81 said county. on the first MondaT
in May, 1907.
This April 18th. 1907.
J. E. du5iqnon.
AS Administrations Cum Testamento
aanneXo on the Estate In Glvnu
county Of S. L. NJ. Barlow. De
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The indication is that the county
commissioners will cali another bond
election next week and as a subst
tute for double taxation we plead for
the bonds.
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SOME. WHOLESOME ADVICE TO
eTAE NEeRoEs.

INC d illh5Adhl News Wnicn .
wori8 Of serious thought on 4he
~ Of the colored population gen
orally:
III the negroes CT toe outh voula
follow the example OF the old Bfrming
nam negro who persaed and captured
a member Of his race who attempted
70 snatch her purse from
woman on public street. what is
1nown as the race proolem III
south would be largely hed la I
comparatively short time. The ola
negro not only came tsAhe ~
of tne white wosgal kas aecos-
Ted. but made every possible ellor,
% capture the offender. and sabs
lently appeared in court prompu. -
oestIy against aim
lnese occurenoex&e Sceedms.5
rare in the sout9A Instead OF coop
eraang with - thorities TO apD.o
nena - ri PUNISH criminal.
81 their race. the negroes WIN ra0
exceptions, shield ana protect them ia
every possible way, frequently form
-ng conspracies to help them CO.
cape, and doing everything in heu
power 70 precent The conyistlon an4
punishment. This not ony eAeoa
ages hundreds 0 thousands OF ne
sroes q commit crimes. but accen
.uates he feeling among the whites
against both the 70 criminals ana
ne members Of the race VINO
snem from justice
If the heroes ge erally would u9e
9ne nalf Of the e@rgy, ingenuity ana
organized ef92 to capture law
members 9SEneir race and bring
.nein t%Justice as they do to mar
DOR an assist them to escape
punishment not only would crime b
largely teduced among them. bat The,
would command more respect conf
lence sympathy and eneouragemen
rom the whites aud very Largely
4Dolish race antagonism and lynch
.ngs, BY their failure to coopcsa
Win the authorities in the nteees
Of justice they do much towards Ia
Encouragement of race hostility an
thereby bring additional hardship
upon themselves.
This shielding Of negro criminals
with members Of their race is dotns
The negres of the south immeasuI
able harm and every negro who
sages in it is an enemy to the race
ie seems we'll nigh impossible to
oeat this into their heads even win
,he fscts as stated repeatedly 8e
onstrated to them. The example Sc
by the old negro, Sutton. who pefsuel
and testified against the rascal wn
accosted a white woman o nthe pub.
lie street nd suatened he rpurse
should b G valuable lesson to eyer5
negro in the community aud they
would do well to follow the example
ii the interest OF the race at large
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-03

After having licked the whole Of
Spain for the Cubans, the latter are
now having amusement by licking the
American seamen whenever they get
chance to double game them.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-03

oout in Kansas, candidate Tor GOV
ernor Kayanaugh is also the presi
dent Of the Southern Baseball Les
gue He viii catch all the fans for
a certainty.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-03

Taft is back at the war department
and refuses to talk politics In the
meantime his agents are working
teeth and toe nail to capture the Ohio
committees.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-03

Brunswlcks postal receipts con
tinue to show enormour increases. q
most reliable indication of the
growth and development.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-03

TIE cry for more homes in Bruins
vic is still coming from all quarters
OF the city The question is daily
growing to be a serious one.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-03

The editor of the only republican
newspaper in Alabama dropped deaa
In huntsville Wednesday. Maybe
he died from lonliness.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-03

a new spring poet is out with a
dandy entitled. why don't you
laugh and bid good bye to carer
that's easy Its the first Of tim month
and the bills are to be pa
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-03

The newspaper row in Atlanta Is
reaching the stage when pistols ano
coffee Tor two is in order.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-03

Tho weather yesterday reminded
us OF electric fans How about i
gentlemen of the Mutual Light ana
Water Company
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-03

Three more pages were added tt
Harbor Magazine yesterday and tbs
canvass is only well under way
Are you in yet?
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-03

Watermelon and summer excursion
time will soon be with us and j,
everyone is not happy. then we Dc
NOT know why
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-03

Correspondence solicited, but to re
ceiveR attention letters must be az
compahied by responsible lame, no.
for publication, but as a guarantee 0
xnod faith.
Rejected communications Will
sturned II accompanied by postage.
Remittance should be made by pos
lai note. check. money order or regis
cred letter Address
News Publishing Co.,
Brunswick, G.
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If we can wake up the board OF
trade maybe when the new cigai
factory comes we can smoke it Out
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-03

The coming Of a cigar factory viii
open the eyes OF the people of this
city to the necessity for more SINH
lar enterprises.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-03

When in need ol money can on
the old reliable pawnbroker. Money
loaned on anything of value eSig
Levison.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-03

The Georgia farmers win long re
member the April just past as
peach killer.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-03

Hoch der Schmidt and hoch de.
Kaiser.
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$3.50.
VIII buy nice little country place
with small house IA acres half cleared
ALBERT FENDlG & co.