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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-08
AN ABLE CHARGE
To GRAND JURY
BY JUDGE PARKER
HE WENT AFTER THE Law
BREAKER IN STRONG LAM
GUAGE YESTERDAY,
Condemned Mob Violence, the De-
struction Of Life and Property
and Owelt on Many Other
Law Violations.

The charge delivered 10 the Glyal
county grand jury yesterday moinipg
by Judge T. A. Parker was one Of the
strongest charges ever delivered by g
inYist OF the Brunswick circuit The
able judge touched or many laws
which are being violated in Georgia
as well as elsewhere, and told the
members OF the jury that if any sucl
violations existed in this county it
was their duty to make a thorough IN
yestigation.
Lawlessness was the theme of th4
greater portion OF his charge He re-
lated TO the many instances OF yi0
lence to life and property III Tennes
see and coming nearer hCme he call
innocen- Ae-roes in Waycross few
months alo which he said was the
biackest page in the history Of Ware
county. These negroes. ne said. were
tanen by mob. in the broad .!aylgu
and lynched. and it was known that
both OF them were innocent Of the
crime IL: which they lost their lives.
This matter of destroying life and
property is growing in all sections cf
the country" said Judge Parker. "A.4G
=. something is not done TO che u il
this country will. in time, sse
a revolution
While discussing the destructi0n 3f
property in various sections OF the
spnth, Judge Parker referred q DC
recent occurrence in this city, Whsu
mob, without any cause Whatever,
deS troyed the uncOmpleted homo NJ n
II sro near the Second AdyeHs caurcn.
lie did not refer to it as that palt cu-
lar incident, but said he undarsl aod
that Brunswick had seen a little tf
TINS lawlessness recenily aDd efGtT.
Eody knew the incident to which ne
rotated
Minors and Cigarettes.
Judge Parker also touched upcu TIC
law which prohibits the giving Or
selling of cigarettes to minors. "You
can wax along the streets At almost
any time ana see a boy plitn2 away
on a cigarette, and every t,ale you
see d. it somebody has yiolq.cl tha
Georgia law, as it is Illegal IL siye or
sell cigarettes to min Judge Par
ker also told the jury thl :ae5
should investigate this violation OF t1a
law
Returning Property.
Judge Parker talked at some length
about the gross violation of the law
in returning property for taxation. re
said that many people, in all sections
of the state, and ne supposed ~
Glynn county as well. as human ma
ture was the same the world over, did
not return their property for more
than half its value. In many cases,
he said. man who has considerable
property returns it at a small valie-
ticn, while The man who has but 1T
tie gives it in at full value This. ra
said, was not fair that all proper-r
owners should be taxed alike, and n4
told the members Of the grand j;rg
that II was their duty TO inyestlgata
this matter
Judge Parker then briefly t9uca49
upon all the various statutes Of ta
state OF Georgia and made an a3D- I'll
for the rigid enforcement
There vas large crowd in taa
courtroom and they all listened to
his charge with more than ordinary
interest and were greatly Impressed
by it.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-08
MRS. BURKE 6ATTONl
NAMES NEW RESPONDENT

New York. Dec l. Mrs. Burke Bal
toni named a new correspondent TO-
day in her divorce suit against her
husband, Anrel Battoni. the celebrat-
ed whip. The counsel for Mrs. Bat
toni said he was not willing to pro-
coed with the trial and Battoni takes
this as vindicatjon saying his wife
is being forced TO bring the suit
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-08
NORTH IS NOT
HOSTILE TO Us
SAYS Mr.. TAFT
in AN ADDRESS WHICH he DE-
LlVERE0 sEFORE n. c. So
GETTY IN NEW YORK.


NeR York. Dec. President elect
a.ssggsHas the principal speaker AZ a
nlt given tonight ty the North
artsfa Socjerv rf Naa Yorl, ~
6FilssiF a number OF DISTINGUISHED visi-
ii ere present.
fYhe president-elects speerh was
t9i8n the general situation in the south
and he received liberal aDDlausa upon
his comments corcerning rbe section
from which fhe members OF the society
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-08
BUSINESS MEN ARE TO
INVADE SOUTH AMERICA
Party Of Americans to Follow Course
Of Battieshio Fleet.

New York, Dec a business in
yasion of South America following the
rGute taken by the battleship dect. will
be begun Jannary 10 by delegations
from Cleveland Chicago, Cincinnati
and St. Paul.
The party will Ground Cape Horn, the
entire trip occupying seventy five
days, forty OF which viii be spent on
the high seas
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-08
FAMOUS BALL PLAYERS
NOW GO TO WORK

Chicago. Dec. JEFF Overall. he
Cubs twirler, today went to work a4
cattle sorter for Van Norman Law
Ter. Mordecai Brown. the .fai,ous
three finger pitcher, is already novk-
ing fer Fh3 Ham.nont! Packing Co,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-08
A Small Blaze.

The fire department was called out
at II o'clock last night from an alarm
sounded from box Al A quick run
was made, but the fire proved to be
. small one and was quickly extia-
I.-Gtd
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-08
WOMAN KILLED iE
4 BIG HOTEL FIRE

Atlantic City \. J.. Dec. THE
Hotel Lashel was gutted by fire this
morning. One woman was killed and
many injured. Tie loss IS $5o,0VV.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-08
SPOTS ON sun ARE
NOW EASILY seen
Rose O'HaIIoran Says Those
Visible Indicate Tempestu-
Gus Condition
By Rose O'HaIIoran

Occasionally during sunspot cycles.
when decline has set in, there occurs
renewal OF disturbance on the suns
surface as though the usual Law OF de-
creased activity had been temporarily
held in allegiance. For some months
only sun spots Of small Or medium size
have appeared and on the 18th, 18th
and 14th OF July the disk was entirely
unspotted-
The four large spots now visible
indicate q Sempestuous condition that
has not been eQuaied since November
Of last year. AS the maximum OF spot
tedResS has been IN effect since 1853, a
state Of oliescenee is overdue
None Of these untinely storms are
identifiab1e as developments OF the
small eruptions that crossed the disk
in July
On August three OF them were some
degrees inside the eas1 limb, two north
OF the suns equator. and one. the
largest Of the groups. was south OF
that line. The fourth. also south, ap-
peared during the cloudy days
II the sun be viewed with darkly
tinted glass two are easily discernlbIe
without magnifying power; the most
conspicuous being the scattered south
eriy group. $4,000 miles in length. and
the single spot with an unbroken
penumbrz only half that length
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-08
Personal Mention

Dr.. A p schon. OF Philadelphia is At
the FaiTmOnt-
J. r Field, banker OF Monterey. is
al the Stewart
Major T. r Burnham OF Pasadena is
registered al the Fairmont-
E J. t-Lueky-) Baldwin is at the
ST Francis. en- route 70 Tallac-
J. Frost OF Shanghai and c. w.
Schmidt OF Chefu are at the Stewart.
W. J. Trask. an attorney OF Los An
geles, IS registered AT the Fairmont
Prof. J. ]. AcCook and Miss Mceook
OF Hartford. Conn., are a. the StewaN
Augustine Arroyo De Anda- pro-
morer from JuareZ, Mexico. Is al the
St Francis with his two nephews
A A Robinson. J. O. Osgood. J. O.
Gw1nn and A Ri6geway. Western Pa
ciac officials. are al the FairmOnt
Ira B. Bennett. a redwood lumber
man OF Sanger. is registered at the
Fairmont on his return from Puget
sound
ent- and Morris Bfen of the United
States reclamation service are al the
St Francis
D. Bell Irving and Carl A Suffer. who
are interested in the salmon industry
the Stewart
Y. H NcDoel, president OF the Chi
cago, Indianapolis and Louisvilze rail-
way, has apartments at the St Francis
with his party. which includes " K
Aenly and wife. Miss d Duncan and
Rebecca AcMsehan- The party Is reg
istered from Chicago.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-08
Speedway Horses Meet
in the Park Today

Another OF the ever popular matinee
harness races VIII be held this after
noon AT the park stadium under the
auspices OF the Park amateur driving
association Seven races. IN which
fast trotteFg ard PAGERS OF various
classes are entered. make Up the card.
The races viii start promptly al 1880.
Following is list OF the entries
Firsx race elsss trotterS-C T. ron Ix<en.
eoE1 Csta Dillon. G. D. Aacksy's Quill r J.
AalPztr.cks Rex Mckinney
Seoo2d -zes- class A p2ce-s-D- z Holman s
Mary &, Thomas h R10zzess Victor Platr A
IAirr race. class A trotterS-A Ottinger's
IslepAozs- GeoTga r Gays Lsedse. D. E HO1-
mans d. Hz1Eaoa6
FoSl1h Ezee. class B Eascers-C1ptzzn " o.
Se1s zEa1- q n L9ddss Riagnese. g. Z Fl
ssxth race. class 2 srotte-<-A ftssu~s-.s
17lE 4reze- J. " SDedley's ReE Velvet p
hllPazrzcks Mckinney Belle. G. E. E-lEn's Mof-
fzSt p. Al " EerzagTs Lady Nell
S-xA Ezcz- class t-otsars and zscerx-T)
Nesetl's Little Dee. a r csay5srzkss Sshzrses
Il p J. hAlp4sEacks F4bsa Mckinney. l. L
Borce1's Barney Bsr1Rto
SeTe1tA race class d zr1stz-s-E Ss,~k-s
Director B. G. Wenpe's Plnnz6a
The following ofscials win hax.
charge OF the meet Timers-J Nc
kerroH- G. Wempe- Starters. Chris
1enE0n- Judges-A- J. M0fera. F
Bannon- w Franklin MarshaIs-W.
A. Lange. H n Ladd.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-08
ROUTE SIGNS SOON
WILL BE ERECTED
Automobile Club of California To
Commence Work in Ten
Days
L. P. Lowe Has Surveyed and
Staked Many Miles of
the Local Roads
BY r. r. FHonmedieu

The officers OF the Automobile club OF
California. are hard al work On the sign
posting Of the roads L P. Lowe. chair
man OF the executive committee. has
been eut surveying the roads IN his car
and placing stakes where the posts are
. De erected He has Travelled over
-5e miles and has. IN that distance.
srakec ont nearly zee posts At the
present time the post castings a-a
being made and Within the next 10 dzvs
ne work OF placing them viii begin
me signs viii be q great impro EeUen-
over Jae usual signs, inaSmuch as they
VIII not only give The name OF the next
town bat the direction 70 the principal
city 10 which the road leads The club
Hgures that the posting VIII cost IN the
neighoorhOed Of S-.ea0. The club wishes
10 continue the work and The officers
ask for subscriptions from those who
are interested Lowe has surveyed the
road down this side Of The bay and the
other side OF the bay taking in the
Niles as vel as the regular route He
has also surveyed the route from Sas,
Jose 70 Monterey b. way Of San Juan
grade, san jose 10 Santa Cruz over the
mountains santa Cruz 10 Wa1sonF5lle.
santa cruz 10 Monterey By way OF Moss
landing This viii take in every road
that has been most used BIZ local motor
lsIS- After this work has been CON-
pieUec the route through the Sacra-
nento valley 70 the capital city viii Be
posted, as well as the roads through
lake county and as Tar south as
Fresno
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-08
POLICEMAN IS ARRESTED
FOR BETRAYAL OF GIRL
Edward Davey Promises to
Marry Miss Ellen YoHge
When Released

Policeman Edward Dayey OF the HaF-
Dor district was arrested yesterday on
q warrant charging him with betrayal
under promise OF marriage The war
rant has been sworn 10 before Police
Judge ShortaH by Miss Ellen G. Yonge.
10 Seymore avenue the young lady who
attempted TO kill herself On July II
through bro0ding over her betrayal She
was accompanied by her brother and
sister IN law and refused TO talk about
her troubles She Is still wearing short
clothes, as she Is not yet Is years old
Judge Sho-taI had fixed the bonds at
81 600 or $1,000 cash. but when Davevss
attorney represented 10 him that Dare,-
would marry the girl this morning. the
judge reduced the cash bail 10 $500.
which was put up by the attorney and
Davey was released Dayey said ne
had gone TO the girls home on Thurs
day night with two friends with the
intention OF marrying her, but was re-
fused a<imsttance
The girls father, James r Tonze
druggist, has written a communication
10 Chief Biggy detailing Dareyss con
duct and asking for z fun frvestfza-
ton. with the view OF preferring
charges against Daxey- The chief senT
for Davey and he reiterated his inten-
ton OF marrying the girl II he carries
out his promise the matter will prob
ably be dropped Meantime ne has
been suspended from duty
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-08
Toby Irwin Is Back in
Boxing Game

OAKLAND. Aug The announce
ment that Toby Irwin. the old time
lightweight had afRxe6 his signature
70 articles binding him 10 fight six
rounds with Joe HcGurn at the Re-
lance club show Friday night is being
received with much interest in sporting
circles Irwin was always credited
with good judgment and his decision 10
enter the game again carries the con-
E1cEton that he IS satisfied with his con-
clifton and Is sure that he viii do him
SELF credit he has been working oFIt
Tor several months and saws he Is II
nae shape. being particularly pleased
with his wind.
In AcGurn ne will meet a rugged lad
capable Of enduring z world OF 1unssil
ment and retaining his walton 10 The
end In his last fight with JsetS f-lsf-
ford AcGurn was badly punished ssrr;
his face was n7utfEated bv Isfffro-TSsS :
srl1 5aeoing- but Joe never EInrSaed
and won draw where he had never
been conceded z chance His f7gf7- xzrffs,
I'd ATusa- Chicago 6Eh1er 70 ss-i3s,,g,
ne gave Is pounds weight. won Jcs :.
nigh standing IN the six round ca-r-a
Charlie Rochette who f0l1ehF Zoe
Gans II years ago IN the Chocolate
champions 1rst fight on the cflsSr - =
been matched with Brick Howard n
q four round 80 as q feature.
JET Perry against George Leahr ar.<3
Jimmy Reagan against Harry Dell will
furnish additional six round com F1afs.
Two other four round goes will be
staged
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-08
Eastern Tennis Stars
to Play on Coast

Word was received yesterday that
viii gladden. the hearts of the local
tennis enthusiasts Il has long been
their wish 10 see the eastern cracks
play and II now looks as Il their
wish would be granted as word came
that six OF the best players IN the east
as well as FIVE Of the northwestern ex-
peEtS. would De on hand 70 take part
IN the coast championship tournament.
which viii be held on the Hotel 6al
Monte courts next month This viii be
the greatest treat that the local tennis
world has ever enjoyed. as the party
from the east IS made up OF such play
ers as r y. Little. " A LzrHed. BeaIs
Wright. Irving Wright. " r Johnson
and Nat Niles From the north viii
come Joe Tyler and McBurnev OF
Spokane. Payne OF Seattle. Swengers.
rhe Canadian cham Pion from Victoria
and Walter Goss of Portland
" r Johnson is the present inter-
scholastic champion Of the United
States
IN the recent Longwood tournament
AZ Boston Larned defeated Little IN
the challenge match after the latter
had disposed OF Beals Wright in the
earlier rounds Of the tournament. Nat
Niles IS the champion OF Harvard COL
lege.
Fhe local racquet xielders will have
10 get down 70 hard work al once II
they wish 70 make & showing against
such players as viii be entered N this
years tournament
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-08
HfSHOT
IN SElF-DEFENSE
Plea of Samuel II. Taylor. as q
Witness in, His Own
Behalf
Relates the Details OF Fight
That Ended in Killing Of
j. E. Gr0ssHlan

The trial ot samuel H Taylor.
charged with the murder OF Jacob E
GFossman. was finishes last night De-
fore a jury in Judge Cooks eo1rL
Taylor WAS the cook IN the eanS AZ
SSS1 Mission street Of the Union i'm
2roTement company. and early on he
morning CT Fsbrrary IS he had q
quarrel with Gresham the foreman.
about the preparation OF the la11sr'
breakfast Of ham ana eggs Grossna1
struck I1e cook AEFith his fs- and
IaElcr drew an automatic revolver and
1reo seven shots. SIX Of Wl5cE rook
eject the other one bs51E detected
oy purse Of s49 gold pieces
Taylor took rhe witness stand in
hls own behalf and testified thar Cross
nlaz- when striking him made 4 move
ment toward his hip pocket as i .0r
pistol Taylor said he discharEed
MS Own weapon IN self-eefe1se- icing
N fear Of his life- Ire case viii 20
70 the Jury AZ o'clock this morning
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-08
PROCESSION or BUICK CARS

Tie departure zron TIE Eziesrosus q Tie
Howard au-ou.oolle oampz1T reee1sly q =
z1ssE APPEARED pn1cessze1- The 4u-ogns-
5ElS EeER p1rchzsed b Jcz1 A SEsi1 and
Joseph Il SEAsR and J. u. WlkEasul e Srock-
ten Al q EhEEn zcrcIp4nizd br their
families c u Kern B1ick szner Of LOszi
and A. L Sahlhzr1 cf Szoczre1 zceanpz1ied th4
party D. E. 1hroc3 drove 70 his ooze u
DzEzsriIle- Yo1O county Kednesdsv n hls two
cylinder Buick touring ear q Eh3ch ke took
delivery q l1e ce<zpzzg- G. A BeTTC1 -0Gk
delivery q B11ck rEo cylinder touring czr-
which ne presented - his wife. NO has Uas-
tered Ehe art q driving and III aGa-d her
LADY friends much e15oFEslr n driving 2hgar
rAe city The Howard EGfozsoblie cuzzpanr
shipped b. heat % Szerzzsztc c1e q the Bulck
ru1z1C1tS. popularity known zS TIE " hite
STr-sk" W West q zhe capital city : the
purchaser a TIE 2 A B-zz1 = ozk1z15
has purchased from rhe eoDaa1F { waite Srreak
for the use q his Invalid
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-08
UNCLE SUED FOR AN
ACCOUNTING OF ESTATE
Ethel Giannini, Nine Years Old.
Asks for One-fifth the
Proceeds

Emilio Giannini was sued yesterday
BY his ? year old niece. Ethel Mary
GIannini, 10 compel him TO render an
account OF his mana cement Of a trust
estate in which the girl claims she
has q oue-lf1h interest The estate
consists OF property in Folsom street
near Second. and in Eighteenth streer
near Eapp, and was left b. the mother
OF Emilio Giennini IN trust for her
I'VE children. OF whom one was Henry
p Giannini- father OF Ethel In the
complaint the girl alleges that her
father was first made the trustee OF
the property. but that he afferward
transferred the trust 70 Emilio with
the consent OF the other brothers and
sisters Emilio is accused OF having
sold the Eighteenth street realty and
retained the proceeds. denying that he
held the property IN trust for the other
members Of the family Ethel Mary
Glannili asks that the court decree
that one-nfth OF the proceeds belongs
70 ners and that her uncle Emilio be
required 10 ftie an account cf Ssis trrs-
teesnip.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-08
SulliYan'S Hot Roast
of BritiSherS

NEW YORK. Aug still boiling
with rage over the scsndaicus treat
ment offered the American athletes az
the recent Olympic games in London.
James z Sullivan. secretary Of the Am
Steur athletic union and United States
commissioner 70 the Olympic games. re-
turned today from the scenes OF Aneri-
e. unparell leled trzUmphs. accompanied
By Mai HsiPin. manager OF the Olympic
team and Charles Harvey the well
known announcer
On, Il was tough back there" de-
ne 10 be hack once more with friends.
and 10 be net with appreciation in
stead OF inhospitslity-
america can never appreciate the
great work OF her sons II the Olympisd
AZ London Never was 2 cur n the
street tossed Z bone with more con-
tempt Tran the scant courtesy offered
the athletes OF the United States Near
y every English hand was raised
against the representatives Of Uncle
sam IL was do the Yankees by hook
or crook Alfs fair IN love OF fallen
athletic proves and war Of athletic
competition still keeps ringing IN nv
ears. Sullivan went on II was the
most diSgrscs1ul and nSp0F1smsHlike
situation that ever Hlarre1 the brow OF
stnletlc competition When DOT7noo.
the Italian. exhausted from an earlier
heart BreS king effort fell HELPLESS for
the fifth tine 200 yards from the finish
doctors bent over rim 70 administer re-
st0rSElEss
In the intensity OF the moment, while
thousands of eyes we're bent toward
the pale face Of the helpless runner e
great cry burst from the British section
Of The stadium. which was eagerly
caught up by the British eE5cisls.
Hurry, hurry. here comes an AneTi-
can. Il was then the attending physf-
clans and pre5udfced officials seized the
EaSpilg- sensesess form from the ground
and literally bore II across the finish
line
That CRY sums up better than any
other words could the attitude Of the
British toward the Americans through
cut the entire meeting"
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-08
TENSESSEEANS ARE
MAKING LONG TRIR

Dressed N khaki 1nifo-u1s ard earring risss-
NsilleLo n W2SSI1a1 ard J : k1lgEe q
NzS1T1l-e and J T Nolan C Cha<zz1ccSz are
L3k11g 4 SIX weeks r11- u rEe Jn1fec States
AID C2zece N passenger roE-iz= ear.
Nolan = k10sa hard master. chOir iesde1.
assistant euok and stat cQTTsSeoE6e1t- kEllErzs
S ehief forzger. night wztchuaa ard assistant
cAe11e1r. -h52e WGSsEa77s duties are rkoSs q
1-1Te-- c1ef- Ee8eral utility nan ard quarter
EnaS1er- Prem Nashville they XII - 70 Bosrlizz
GTes1- q 70 Glasgow 5u1eticn and thsn 70 1Izz-
1o<a cave Ebere Ley Viii camp IEsE viz
go from Mammoth cave % I1uisTsIle and a1 Il
S1zEs-z falls entering Cznada and later -
turning 70 Nashville tE-<zgh New Trrk zza
R1lisdelrh1s- Ihe zETn1oblie i egu5ppec vita
e-ec-r1c lights ard fitted - that she party car
sleep n i during bed weather On uccal5Etr
nlg1ts they VII hang hGnEockS u1Esr tres 1y
The roadside
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-08
National League

BROOKLYN. Aug T-Afse- late start. or
EnS % dslEsed E-oCn5s, The Ciscizn2Ei team de-
Tested BrcoElF1 -1csT, 70 5 SIRE
r Il Z
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BstteEiss-EEiaz g1d Schiel; Rueker. Homes
sid Bergen E@pirss-R166e-hzn s1d John
EIC1e-
PHILADELPHIA. Aag T.-PhIlsdelpkiz- Pitts
burg ssUe paS-po1ed- rain
BOSION- A1E- st LouiSBo<to1 game pest
-c1e5- rEfu
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-08

h L OEes7ey- manager q the lcrzl ors1c6
TIE sale & NIntan ix-Ieen=Six % p J
Gzitlsnd Of this ctr sn6 two ears q tie sane
This. owesneJ ssFs. cleans tie hoor q taesE
szlesroo.n snd makes then ready . rece1Fs the
srri.e i Iss cosrss = q se1 days s.s' "
he PiOoser suronooile eonpz.y reports he
Eaaoiis 70 chAriss h SssesJ q B@Ekelsy-
TIE nznber o. Americans tou-inx in Frznee
.nd csas- EuEopesn cO1nsries tbs yea- = snoC-
Do1s- i has h@e1 esF1nated that % cars
of ooe particular Hske srs II Euroge q so1--
The Royal sufaznOasle elab q Leaasa l. plan
ning 70 erect : build3ng IN Pail Mall % cOs1
sot less than Soo.eoe- AZ an extrsordInzEy
the insritatisn Of neehzniezi engineers. Prs7e=
francis Of Teck. The Chairman zddressed ne
Ehish @ss Iess gzsni1aessi5 aoo3ssd-
White conDAny Z his city fo-lews- or
august - fhe Waite sqz1ir01 win 70 oFEr the
Nerth Baby rare eogEssS fer rEse. q possi5Is
eTazy sEaut II and ne s1Dect % have siz
CROWD We are gong % take fou- machines
70 hare an Old fzsa5ozzss tsarn daacs II osd
Point taz1foFr tr0Gr fShi1E and al The res1
e the t-i8zlinss sAat = Et-h = thing q taiz
kind- A. least = bAg White steamers VII make
the Trip
?
Soaano c04nty- are en5oyiaE esnping expeii-
Eio1 II the Iruckee a1d Lake TzAoe rsgi1ns
TEeT travel II their rEo cylt1i1e- Buck fasari1S
car. IN the <uz1ea1 Of which 3 carried : cpE-
plete equipment fer their coz1f0rt and pleasure
Mr. Herri1Eer Is An ardent sportsman and bur
reee1tIy retzr1sd from za exfs1ded ha1e1z ex-
Deiittsa IN El De-ssAo e0znty
eo1nrzny has refurzsd - he coezt- he VII =
here fer so11e time tefo-e goloE hone sgzi1
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