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Evening star., 1908-01-16
Colored Teachers to Meet.

\ meeting OF the colored teachers OF
Washington has been arranged for the
purpose OF expressing appreciation Of the
action OF the board of education in recoz-
niz.ng nome talent and length of service.
az shown by the appointment OF
Supt. \. T. Stuart. The announce
ment Of the probability of another exam
ination 10 fill the vacancy OF supervising
principal of the twelfth division of the
.'olored schools has aroused interest The
question most discussed is whether any OF
tine local teachers will enter the racs.
s.nce it is understood those who were in
the contest before viii not be this time.
Evening star., 1908-01-16
Western Presbyterian Church gave a din

Western Presbyterian Church gave a din.
ner in honor Of the Reds who were
victors in the second membership contest
The divine blessing was invoked by DR.
George Bailey, pastor of the church. and
Mr. Earl E. Golden. president of the class
served as toastnlaster.. The following
toasts were responded to: Glass Spirit
by Mr. w. II. H. Smith, the superintend-
ent of the Sunday school; "Out OF Victory
Defeat" by Mr.. w. r. Fitch. captain OF
the Blues" "Out of Defeat. Victory" by
Mr. C. NJ Alderman; The Reds by MIR
Adam Valentine; THE Blues" by DIR. c.
g. smith; Glass Fellowship" by Mr.. W.
g. Armstrong: "The Class by DR.. George
Bailey. A number Of impromptu addresses
were made by other members Of the class
including Mr.. E. ]. Thompson. the cap
tain of the winning side. and by guests
At the conclusion of the dinner Reds
and "Blues" agreed to bury the hatchet'
and join forces in working for fifty pei
Evening star., 1908-01-16
Appointed to Police Force.

Maj. Sylvester has recommended that
Thomas Nally be appointed a private of
class l of the metropolitan police force. to
fill the vacancy caused by the resignation
of Private lie Roy Hamilton of the sew
enth precinct. accepted by the Commits
sioners Monday. Maj. Sylvester also
made the following recommendations for
promotions: NJ h. Humphries. j. w.
Jones. w. III. Rock. G.. y. Scriven pri-
Yates OF class !. to be promoted to pri-
Yates of class 2. and H.. b. Rector pri-
rate OF class =, TO be promoted to private
OF class 3.
Evening star., 1908-01-16
Roth Go to Jail.

Edward Jackson and Manuel CAM. coi-
ored. were sent TO jail for fifteen days to-
day by Judge Kimbali of the Police Court
In default of 81 fine upon the charge Of
engaging in an ARRAY last night at the
intersection of 9Th and l. streets. Police
men Boyle and Williams of the eighth
precinct. who arrested the pair, testified
Evening star., 1908-01-16
Forfeits 500 Collateral.

James II. Kays, the local manager Of
the washburn-Crosby Milling Company
OF Minneapolis. Mimi, who was charged
in four separate informations with selling
short weights of -four. a product of the
milling company. failed to respond TO the
calling of his name in the Police Court
today. and his collateral Of 500 was de-
clared to be forfeited. kays surrendered
himself to the police OF the first precinct
this morning about s O'Clock and de-
posted collateral.
Evening star., 1908-01-16

that shortly after midnight they discov-
rad the accused clothed only in their ur-
dervear pummeling and kicking each
roth men were sent to Freedmen's Hos
nttal. where 1t was found Jackson had
four cuts in his back and Ganz badly
cut eye and cheek.
The pair attempted to explain the cause
of their arrest as the failure OF the po,
Iicemen to; distinguish between anger and
playfulness.
Evening star., 1908-01-16
Alleged Theft of Diamonds.

Josephine Graves and Deta Cameron are
locked up at the first precinct police sta
ton in connection with the investigation
OF case which involves the alleged theft
OF about $500 worth of diamonds. Edna
Mitchell reported that she had been rob
bed. The jewelry. she stated, disappeared
from her room in house on G street
northwest Tuesday night. None of the
articles reported stolen has been recov-
cred
Evening star., 1908-01-16
q. s. Grant Circle Installation.

L. s. Grant Circle, No. I, Ladies of the
G. A. R., has installed officers as follows:
President, Mrs. Emma F. Randolph:
senior vice president. Mrs. Mary A. Huhn;
junior vice president, Mrs. Hannah Devoe;
secretary Miss Emma r. Hayward; chap
lain, Mrs. Mary Houghtaling; treasurer,
Evening star., 1908-01-16
Labor Federation Council to Meet.

Arrangements are made for the quar-
teriy meeting Of the executive council Of
the American Federation OF Labor. to be
held In Typographical Temple, beginning
next Monday morning. President Samuel
Gompers will preside. and 1t Is expected
that John Mitchell will attend II able to
Evening star., 1908-01-16

Mrs. Gibson: conductor. Mrs. Laura Sey-
r,our assistant conductor, Mrs. Henrietta
Shellay Mrs. Laura 4. Lennon acted as
installing officer. after which Mrs. Ran
dolph rrest tnted her with A beautiful
bunch Of rcd roses. Lucien Randolph. in
the name of The circle. presented the re-
firing president. Mrs. Dora j. Hendrix.
with z Glid hsdge.
Evening star., 1908-01-16
travel Mr.. Mitchell Is just recovering
from a serious illness.

It 10 said Important matters VIII be
taken up by the council including pro-
posed action in the injunction case Of
the Bucks Stove and Range Company
against the federation. Final action may
also be taken in the. jurisdictional fight
Of the United Brewery Workers OF Amer
lea ara!nst the stationary engineers and
frennen and the teamsters. The charter
OF the brewery workers has been declared
forfeited because they disobeyed the order
OF the federation requiring them TO sur
render turisdiction over all firemen. en-
rineers and teamsters employed in brew
cries.
Evening star., 1908-01-16

cent increase in the size OF the class. The
arrangements for the dinner were made
by a committee. of which Mr.. W. r. Fitch
was chairman. ~
Evening star., 1908-01-16
"Reds'. Guests of the "Blues. y

Tuesday evening last in the private din
Ing room Of the Y. M. c. A. the Blues
of the Brotherhood Bible class Of the
Evening star., 1908-01-16

whose sudden death occurred Sunday
morning at the residence Of her daughter.
Mrs. T. A. Chandler. was held from st.
Johns Chapel. Pomonkey. Md, yesterday
morning. the remains having been re-
moved to that place Tuesday. Mrs. WINS
was born in New Jersey and was the
widow of ]. Lloyd WINS. She was in the
eightieth year of her age. She retired
comparatively we'll Saturday night and
was found dead in her bed the next
morning.
Evening star., 1908-01-16

Funeral Of Mrs. WINS.
The funeral of Mrs. Julia S. WINS,
Evening star., 1908-01-16
Coats at S9.9s

This includes the odds and ends
of our Crayenetted Coats. in silk
and WOODEN materials: Broadcloth
Coats In tan and black. These
cludes coats worth from $500 up
TO $500.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-08-07
GROUND BROKEN
Rebp
WORK BEGUN ON CONSTRUCTION
OF KANsAS.cOLORADo EleC-
TRIO RAILWAY.
AT WORK NEAR PUEBLO
LINE PLANNep FROM CANON
m, CITY, COLORADO. TO DODGE
. " W. CITY. KANSAS. ....,. Ie

Pueblo, Colo.-The first dirt was
thrown Thursday in the construction
of the Kansas. Colorado Electric Rail
way Company on the ranch Of ROBERT
X. Potter at IL point several miles west
Of Pueblo and A. b.. Hulit. promoter 81
the project, held the scraper handles
while Mayor John r. West drove the
horses. y. IJsI ewa1 jgnh odt sS" 279qGG
#. The yfirs; section Of the road. which
is planned to be the longest electriSS l.S
linc under one management IN the
world, 'runnhis from Canon CITY
tn Dodge City. tkas.s Ssilisbe, constructed
between CanonI City and, Pueblo-'T There
were about sfifty,a business nleani nlani 1q9llg qalgg
land owners who Witnessed the cere;
f1iony.h Two shoff addresses We're inaae
by s. II. Atwater. president Of che road.
aud Mayor West. bobbow-ylwsn shT
After the, first scrnpero full had Re5I. been
tuned, Cpl, John A., ,tLS. LSoekhaTt, ,s g! Z!
1ink of SPaebl6. follbwed with thts' see'
ord craperJ aftefvw hirfl lffieomen1 from
the grading camp laid tho|d ankl " orb
was started in -egrpest Thirty teams
wcre PHI n SSfk and twenty more
will be haded 70 the outfit Within =" a
wealts1 IUo o. noltoubol!ri on s1'ppe1
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-08-07
,r<r.,es ~ q Business

CaHal,cntiae 1oa rneeHs Asaess
~sEss.e writer iSrnenis tssi more rSs--
sons do go, take ua inVea;ins As .
rcsaia, business. the Electric Review
tl.czaasN SAYS: We aenst whether
iavea,ins IN TIE highest scase eaa se
made business 10 Nc learned BY a.y.
s>sr ,a~c.tys-s are sorr- rst made
Tserr oun ccs-try Is not lacking IN the
divine inspiration. Il ere are 10 iHdse
Nv tse number cf rsteats applied TO-:
= eg.eca; SneelasSoa nigh; De A.
rived al II vs were to jG3se BY tie
aasatr, America aP7oArs TO se tie
s7cciAl s-ee5.as srcuaG q he !avea-
ts-. TSe ?ceEliS- mixture Q. al rssss
IL ,sx. Fortunate lSai xFTex-< 70 ssre
I-asacsa 3 S-6 .. sc7s-1a- vsa
ssaae 3 e1rsS,ls ct s-osstas sash a.
SssNesI farsz-sras IS tAs cash rse.s
ter xs& tss automatic ;sAsssa2e sx
eNSNSa
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-08-07
o-ess- AISLE. ssls a, 81 Ess.,

TIE -e,s1; sale o: & amber II
saxss 8. sS-ss- sk-x-S a7Fess ~
Fseoa -srs- ~ s. : ssx sSs s-s1es;
n IRE srestsar ~ -scor3 ss-sac< for
sTFaes ne Ss-SscGlfr-A aaaA-s -
he stsce show TIA; Il -Sss eoe saI
os SFis-sasa-s aqPae< sTs~- = tss
ISl-IEnssss vxl2sy -xaa shipped - 50,
S=xas4ssa 5sseea .ss ss5a7e- So. n
he sx.cs ye8- sA-s-s sayss .. ~--1ssk's
were sSls Z ys-[1iaa sa- s.e., ~ 80
& sax Il .SSs. snfe Ss,es Il sT;->s
Cs~z y C~srs1 ~y-s sSl3 4. EN-7ess
~sSes os1res nc sNss-Ss~ SO - 81 &
szs,sAe. Ia 49, SO aarss were saat
81 -t-a-s Sss 30 $50 4 s,ax -as FRS -;
,ss &.Jlas CsSSI ar s-Assne tees ~s-s
sasS Il Hs-.lEn3 Hr Shs Csgs-
lseass-saz Lus-9us. - s. A. ksas-
Lss Angeles Tines
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-08-07

1t was night But heslel her from
hSrTwn house tobIs!ss 'Xndfthat night
,slitG.cpt In Sqlfy's bed. "a
o6e ofssally# duttas wnssthe nightly
rqhdlng 0f I'M Farm Jnprnai. And
@ tisilan Wfo Nov fiaskiis about farm.
ing--aud by him edited well-was full
of the great meeting OF the National
Farmers League of tho United States
Of America. which was In session at
Omaha, q lrs,krI .Tl1E.rrE
/ "Isy far the most Intelligent 'and
-intercsti In s-papera OF tho session, thus
far" Sally read ono, night. was that
on "rhc Proper Succession OF Crops In
\ yMaryland'luby thet youthful president
OF tho Kansas Stateileague. Mr.
Sally rosc suddenly nnd vanished I'd
the Kitchen where there was u light.
what was it7"" asked the old man
when she returned. , 49,
"'"l--Ii tchoked." said Sally quite
TRUTH lilly. ."and went for n drink" .
fr"YnslA don't read no more 81 Wei,
f,nd but about the succession to.rnor
row might. Il But what twas tho smart
fcllcr's nunie?r j6hv u9di bHs wor t0r
al She pretended, To look for It. and
when sho. pretended to have found It:
MIS-. lpru Brown.', she read. D.y,
Kansas mraaniT7aP'onut~ man n 'n M Maryland
Of Bat thstq might, aftSr lseny's rather
-wns II, br,i, sally wrote d pitifhl letter
IN perlintsIfhe rrsC She had ever writ
q cn.yru oSnGlNugI lufseild nj q5S ssw L
c'Dcnr seHyo lit ran,c ytlEq odi jnemon
0 &" Please lcSune .hoinaso CoMe ms soon
y.s you Eety this, iyour ,pappys wants
SeuN Ilc isfalds apd senrrfy. SO please
some, riEbtt iaYayrs Of jIb,,a a7ot sy. .r
,ascphenijah 7; Batlmsarttner, Senior"
'n,'But thS ,envsiope was addressed to
s"|'Mr!s $. 'fn Baumsartncr.o VIZ ''N
oo"PresidsneK Kasl state League.
Kansas" /
The post .mistrcss smiled indulgen,ly
as Sally nSnixeh IA the'lcttcr the mex,
,inylo bcsoqsib ysbrUM no No" @ i
r7 IA long way on. iushe said,oY yA5. +
,ArYcs,Nsaidr Sally. Cfidsc ting with hel
honnot. d. How soon do you think \
will get thcrc:.'' r.,,, ,,,t-,.-g b,,1,,,.,
The post mistress reflected.
About a week. she said then,
y N"So fShs !"''s' S'"S'''''o'','" ~.
bn But. AS Il matter or fact. she ihat
Thought II would nke longer Kansa'
WAS vague pince in those days. ant
! vast, distance, away sd ys7, a.
,,. Well" said the, mistress com
tortinsly, smcbby, not quite SO Ions
nut better not count on It's ,scttinl
there sooner. I'll give It good start
TIT put 1t In the mairba now" hr' '-'
Nsr'Thank' you.- said Sally l.i'S Hsi"'
| ~ nAtro ppESC ED msH rf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-08-07
'uni~srayts~ School aeulld,ns.

-spenvsr!esruis announeed fhat me
t7tiversity'ofe Colorado at Boulder Is to
have the finest law school tn rhe West.
all because ofs the, generosity 7st, SSa'
ator Simon ,GuGSelhe. m, The building
win cost s:ss,uu0. II VIII pc only two
stories ign with a basement, but VIII
he, ono toto the uAcsrl faf,yr sxRtfsrs<i
struct ure s:of, the hind In the e1eoantrSs7l
~ The ,buidiAS ~ass eon;enalaiSd lbs;
sgTins, sas ls,s shs pane q R Iss man s...is! wss
When the work was begun Wis
,apu n, that IN could h- ccrnsfrpc 81 Tor
ss9aaa., bat aeH; saaarsi rosnFsesien,t t'
.sSu!rei 10 make tte buiidiuS perfect,
n Sws,ns Dc conl rscted IL the eSinrifng
te ss,,sN scaoos > cal. .slsosi lss>sGs 5 ;s''
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-08-07
MODERN. N ,lwoak VIII NOT IAs1
ae~.p.p.r. y. per. and and Books printed 70
- Day Have short lives. -. - -

'.''rhe mon &ho wrote history on
tablets OF stone IA ages gone had =
afnc task TO sperform. and had To
-uitivate she habit Of bravtty. s. says
n swriter \ In, a. German ,papsx. d bus
what Shcy wrote WAS pScscrsed- Il VII
bc ,diSsrcnt with the ncwspapars ana
sooks OF the present-umc- The paper
uron wheA, tucy ar s,siuteA will dis
,atcsratc IN a, few vycars. and the
words, historical scieatinc and liteTfs
ny, Will bsco,nc dust. saw two
pApess LAST week which tcid the
wsph;s story soac contains IN ae-
seun, csethc 'aeath or Napo,acn SRuuA-
rarse.iit was printed fnisss WAS m
a. state c.o< perfect presesva'ioa ana
Nnoko4 -, tholkh, u, rnisst lAsf, s~aia
.,s,,Iaayy .esrer,a hundred .yeaSs- :, The
s;h,S paper was ken, heeanse is
lcadirs. artjcIc described. the surSer.
Ter II Ss>tan, witch had taken Place
4 day sheforc. Although II hsd been
r-iutrs nearSy 50 ycars' iatcr. 'r the
ss,.a.s pa arrse rad 20 be handled care
YulN to prevent ats trartaE In the
creases Ono a! ythesa spacers ~as
printed Oh selssfashioned, paper. And
The a;ser, on tha rlearyn h:nd. With
the two specimens before me can
10; refralr 4fransl uresnS roace more
,ss;. few numbers ~ all books aad
asNspspcrs, enough for all arst~elass
lissaTics sc p.in,sd On 500 PAPER
!Ss the Nscaeat ntthSse who VII I'VE
after US 80 Ns. -.s' r. .--.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-08-07

The rytso, .. ro-s ~ Ia 1xur
tsrtc-Se< cf the Eks. ans Scuth A,s
caused q god demand .c~ the ssaTcs
made ~ TIE Greeley fkesc-y txst ssa-
sen and a. satisfactory l-iss- Al
-sssN lNa.o PoasSs ct potato S-A-cS
ss< coas 70 tsc ortc-a xas s5Ds
r~sr,- lntff< n Massachusetts,. -
mills a; Seneca 5. G. md oihf- ets:-
s- 2o.afS oiss- factories s1Ue -
ss-as sss-cA Five carloads have ea-s
. Ne~ No-s c.tS - - r~Cuzas Ess
sS,sfas fr~ Pctssc fc1- xo4 soas - Gs--
mans 't-F
YSeaSs O. !eszs wocas re stxtesa-
x,xr-aAi eay he'd foT tie Uriss.5 SsA:ss
pis,rles OeS-I ea = charge q rassErs
IN spssos<sce a. Co'crzsS ST=&cs q
rn,.,ssse checks &aa srERsy u-3s-s 81
,sxt n. ecxItAE S&. cKEses ~ -ast-
- rslla~ ospsss Of Sse 0;I1sat
Dick r1-7cC. ---
S.vcz. xas possibly tS- asg
s-so-s< -sli ~ oT.-e3 Il - eEs-E-l
,,-- ~ . Psso er'IzgT ttis csE I.aE-
s,-asA CLlhE- NaatfssS sfs Hse-
snIl .ss.-S l1,Itls- F-@GaSs-Es
-. = De Haay-icz Il U-tg-E tax:
s.a.s1. H..--nsfcsss tes cuuu
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-08-07
July, crlnpIe creek Output b,y

al Cripple ncrssk-Adu slight increase
over, the Lash mopths in tonnage and
builion values was made during the
month Of auiy. s'iAccortiiug to figures
given out byItheq various &C sqniine and
smelter officials the gross tonnage
treated durhHs IhH eJnu1 TIL was 65.o6:
tons s';S,S %i1s EST F5'ss SOP 1l'SSp lsHS e-%s
Ssvrrali ps~i mfilsswin rse patetn op.
Grafton during, August, which will ma
terialiy augment the output. The NS'
,r,s fo,fnS.. luteeeS5Le leNioGS Icl UoSI
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-08-07
-Four Mullen !, Isss,-

10 sDsaset--Eesr SGiuseaEs Colorado
trout viii be placed IN the streams
os this stale this fall, according 10
General SypcrirIerder, Of State Fish
Ha;chcriesbwd - N,asaiti who has
isss ,coSnIsstsa ala Nosksof eoiiecfns
The SPAWN, Of the native uout N Ma;
Vine and TrarpcTs lakes Ths ess>
havr hceu saSirisntes among the va.
Fieas haicseris< of the sta,e. :ARt II
viii take from thirtys to- forty DAYS
fer them 80 hatch, ascoEsilS te .tsr
tcupeEatare ot the water, Ahout i,tte.-
O-a eggs we're taken from the troat
and fsIiy asra,0n-a OF these StH hatch
and the n;nnows Win Be larTe enough
10 be ;sans2lAated in the many i-sai
streams Of Colorado .eatl! in ths- faA
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-08-07
Good night" he said with nvertcd

Dec.
SNa@ tSs III %i t SaS1s, sts~, 9a,s,
dead. PApyM M mc@sXI htslsts
;9GGs;%;n,' ;9Gs% 'S;sS lsIAss., Ss&,s.A>ssG.,s
him. And 40, ~ by little. they
drew closer and fIdSer. until certain
happiness was his and II certain con
tent hers. Occasionally they laughed.
But thls was not oficn. They wcrG
vol, satisfied to sit before the wihtcf
ilro, she with un .clhow on. hls- hnne.- .-ho
with his rugged hands In hcr hair
Ana nftcr 4 wIilIckRc Wotld dtsk him %
more to k,st hcr good nighi--hc di!l
tTas OF righs 'apd vSry beautifully
on her hair-ao inudh likc 'Scry. thut
t,r,t dear kissA-that II made her sob
always. y
Just Hike SufTy!" she said the first
time and cried. pushing him out OF the
door when he would have "sk'd \
TNItut im ntkrd his question enc dag.
It was ,whrlhGr she had loved srfry.
- mot TIL Sqfy coiucs!" sho c-icd. y
I Won't answer" J 'lN"' N
ho aaid soicn,nly. 81 killcd
my li1lp bay.,Hcl ~ dqhd. hurt hiH
J made hun, IafcaTcd OF mc-hf
aarscd hibiatlf hwaytd die. like vii
lhhih,uh, that 'kir Inns NJ men. So ID
MN, have tto te'i M 81
"No-.no!" she begged. He is NJ
yi-s4 y @E GmsaSAtNNn COM
's'ss :s:a:S! n es' tSoS 'ssla.SlxAMNa 1
,a..SSSaiSSSSSsISSS,, x, ga,Ss'lyA'ssrN9'0't
a,tsat. SHs @ % %SSS,s34 NMs
u ,TGrsrs Mwbe betrss!Ro lol
She made this adjurntion with
suite InuY az ayiD Is
Hut when hS haf SopS. she Erovrlt
Oh thctnbtir !tnd ctiSds1
,aI,M'ru ,aufl 4
.ui bot-r-4ts "a
XIV. N
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-08-07
UTTS GIJ "OUd -OII eSOD EVI03 Ut
cH,L LpHoop'sahAPPYyDA DAYe.

The Hun,cr5-lAip't 1t, q ,shame.a rd0a
II says here dat mountain nliops2aD
rapidly becoming extinct. ! bet Seu
never get n chanst 10 shoot single
orai>i cTut NJ-.5Ho L''H "S''0 /. 0''-
|; . .,orls,:s. -. :. - ---2o5s no onE
-ssd syGa o. sssiiiovseant. E1oVEiHv onz
He WAS a i dude of the lwousd.be
masherl type and. tripping down The
aisle OF the parlor car, he dropped into
seat beside pretty girl. roT zrIsl2
"Sobody-er-occupy this seat
with You, missT' he queried.,
With a disdainful look. she replied
In tone redoIent with sarcasm: s"No.
sir; nobody YETI gaasoi 81 97 .'Tih,
vsr errfi e--ss-sl7 .ssIl4saal-. Il jsI i25
s--.,, Mrs. Wlasiew's soothing esrsp. c s.s
70, children ,setkinf, sofens the Eas, re1scra y
nsmmaiion. sisy paln, cures stn1 ooltS 3as nsnS.
Even . drunken man oCesnaicare to
bs held up BY . footpad. y-auo2 s1T .
-Es odj ifyosr Feet Ache or mars soS n
ssi.s isii-E ss.idss dfs ssels.sss @ .,is % s.sis,. w
a5Et2 j5nul-o-7------ 70 -iz-5i=---s tsr.Egs
"a Be careful not 70 tstpmbls over your
Own sniuH,;gosso1q lsfos1s bs,nioqqs Gals
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-08-07
-,,,S5., Nm -nEG
on. e,s>ss'er r"ass sses
ny
JOHN LUTHER LONG
Illustrations b. bon w,l.o~

4 II
" "a, ts.,,< tho papcrs home l,san. ard
was very gcntlc with her attcrward.
Nv the th,rgs which the world blamed
n, s,r ,Ns was tn. nal, rr.d Kindness
sh- knew Nor iutNl cantins wefia
had nv rity t,T Srr But Ia her i,iyuHh'
'eu husband. In spite " all, she VAS q
laval wife, and the Wd man hhsSt her
A., better FOR ST.. al utL q - (
So u came ic PASS that they i~n.
Shc nen, ad dE,sasNaa3IM kirlish wit,
90 the drunkard, separated more and
N,crs- irS,n,- sas.'s.l
Ana more together, Aud often they
wow SOFA IN ysc jSSlds I,,gihss .rSnd
als6S aS,nsei,c Utds stAha ArM ..
VIA Sally's ll,,lr fortune at ssm-
earl- Sam hsd Ea'nr raN!dlS 10 ihc
BAT And SaitS eaFr Vn know ~ea'
lrst- ~cTs, and thsi at~safol s'nd,m
aitiuE us!sh falls % tai lot AZ sueh
%Urnen.--thc ~si,ias for ssr rail- X a
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ee,,eI,..n stat. csrver.is-.

psuvet.-cn2rrAn vivian .. the Re
rrhNaa s;ste ccrr-si:tS>c sss SCI: fA-s
Republican aase cCuveaisGl fc- sept
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Denver xEGiio-ilzs-- HE ta:Ai Ha-aesS
Of delegates NTif ~ i-IeS tss rs-cort n
STATE political eoartu'in-s. tie tutsa
ton hcinE to As~r - -a-s EsPcsli-
caus IS rcs.iAle ,aSsr par; IN the cn-a-
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-to.-ea; Is one fo- ever er-3rSd
votes Or major srsc:se< thtresE cast for
Es,sh;sl AZ TIE las. state eisciioo- WIKI
three delegates az ,A<fs :o- each
county to sxsfa With --e.--.