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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-19
REPUBLICAN CLUBS
TO HAVE DINNER
John @. Capers, the Toast
master, Announces List
of Speakers.

AT an enthusiastic meeting of the ex-
ecutive committee Of the League Of Re
publican State Clubs OF the District of
Columbia, held Friday night at the
headquarters of the Pennsylvania Club.
the list Of speakers for the annual din
ner Of the league was announced.
The dinner Will be held Saturday night
at Masonic Temple The chairman OF
the speakers committee, John G. Ca
pers, Commissioner of Internal Reve-
nue.. who is 20 be the POSTMASTER of
the evening. announced the list OF
speakers. as follows:
Senator Clarence D. Clark OF Wyo-
ming, Senator Joseph b. Foraker of
Ohio Senator Nathan p. Scott Of West
Virginia, Senator William Warner Of
Missouri, Representative Ebenezer J.
Hill Of Connecticut, Representative
Charles B. Lands Of Indiana, Repre-
sentative. J. Adam Bede OF Minnesota,
Representative James r Burke Of
Pennsylvania, Former Solicitor Of In
tcrnal Revenue Arthur q. Hayes of
Utah; John A. Stewart, president Of the
League OF Republican Clubs Of New
York: former Senator John NJ Thur
ston Of Nebraska. and B. H. Warner,
OF the District of Columbia and Mary
land
Speaker Cannon is also expected to be
present and deliver an address.
President Henry NJ. Camp has ap-
pointed the following reception commit
tee: c. o. Buckingham, Col. J. William
De Grange. GUS A Schulat, L. A. Neuer.
II. NJ Foote, z. 4. NJ. Lawson, James
T Dubois. William c. Connor, NJ r.
Speelman. Marion Butler. H. n. MI
lard, Robert II. Mcneil. c W. PAT
flow. Charles NJ. Shinn, and Harry
GiOvaunoli.
The press committee appointed con-
sists Of Edgar c. Snyder, chairman
Milo shanks. E. \. N. Lawson, and
Harry GiovannoH.
Invitations have been issued by the
Wisconsin Republican Club for an in
formal reception and smoker to be
given Wednesday evening. The pro-
gram and arrangements are in charge
Of Philip Buettner, chairman OF the
executive committee. The executive
committee Of the League of Republican
State Clubs OF the District of Columbia
will be the guests OF the evening.
Addresses will be made by Henry NJ
Camp. president Of the league and 9TH
ers. There will be musical numbers by
William T Bannerman and A. Lam
heck. A E COwles. president of the
club, viii preside.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-19

Suicide" In created a great sensation.
Harden-Hickey and his father-in-iaw
never quite agreed. This state Of az
fairs began before the baron's mar
riage to Miss Flager. IN 1885 when he
stopped of at e Paso, Tex, while
apparently on his way 10 California 10
join his wife. he manifestly decided TO
follow some OF the dictates of his book
and shortly afterward the world was
startled TO hear Of his suicide. He
killed himself in a hotel at FL Paso
by drinking poison.
Fathers Biting Letter.
Before taking his life. however. Har-
den Hickey wrote a farewell letter 10
his wife which read:
My dearest: No news from you,
althoueh you have had plenty Of time
to write Harvey has written me that
he has 10 one IN view at present 70 buy
MY iSad. Wen. 1 shall have tasted the
cup OF bitterness to the very dregs; but
1 90 not complain. Good-by. 1 forgive
YOU your conduct toward me and trust
you viii be able 70 forgive yourself
I prefer 70 be a dead gentleman 10 a
living BLACKBOARD like your father
With this parting shot at the Stand
ard Oil magnate Baron Harden-Hickey
stretched himself on his bed and drank
the poison.
During all this time his young daugh-
ter va leading a rowing life. Her
voice, cultivated so exquisltely in the
converts at Paris attracted attention,
and believing that a future WIS in
store for her here, she came 10 v ash
iugton. The President was deliEhted
with her singing and subsequently she
sang at many notable entertainments
Nile. Harden-Hickey left here year
or so ago and little has been heard
or her since. She was particularly al
tractive personally, spoke with a de-
IightfuI French accent and was general
" popular in musical and social circles.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-19
DaughterofH.H.Fl agler's
Daughter and King
of Trinidad.

Deep regret is felt in Washington
over the death Of Mile. Refine Harden
Hickey in the Hospital Of the Good
Shepherd, Syracuse, y. Y. which oc-
CURED Friday after an illness Of only
a few days. Mile. Hardea-Hickey
formerly lived in washington and was
closely identified with musical affairs
here. She had a beautiful voice and
first attracted attention when she gave
a recital in the White House for the
President and Mrs. Roosevelt. She
had lived away from Washington for
a little more than a year, but is re-
membered by those who enjoyed her
work and knew her personally.
The history OF this clever young
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-19
MISS LEONA CALLAN,
Who Has Won Three Prizes in der
Career Of Three Years.
Leona CalIan Has Bright
Future as Actress,
Says Teacher.

Leona CaEan. the little song and
dance artist, who was 50 favOrably re
Ceived at the National Theater at Miss
Cora b Snreve's dancing school carni-
val. has been given second medal by
her teacher.
The child has shown remarkable abIl-
!ty as q public singer and dancer ever
since she entered Miss Shreve'S class,
ana in the three years she has parti-
cipated in dancing Carnivals. she has
received two first medals and one sec
Cnd prize.
Her teacher pro Dhesies a bright f1-
ture for her on tie stage, # her par
choose 70 LEI her follow II
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-19
ROADS ISSUE REPORT
COVERING ACCIDENTS

NEW YORK. April Is-A three
months record Of accidents on rail-
roads Of all kinds within Greater New
York. presented 10 the Public Service
Commission, shows the following fig
ures:
Car collisions, 81; persons and We
hicles struck, 2,7S4; boarding &C.
cidents. 1,465; alighting. 1,155; coataet
with electricity. 50; other accidents.
6.202; total, i. 225.
The total killed WAS Ia; thirty Of the
injured were classified as serious, frac-
tured skulls, amputated and broken
limbs, and the Ike.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-19
WANTS SALARIES INCREASED.

A bill was reported 70 the House yes
terday by the Committee on Ways and
Means 70 increase salaries in the Gus
toms service The measure increa ses
the pay Of laborers 20 $50 a year, OF
deputy collectors. assistant appraisers,
and examiners 70 1850 a year; OF dep
Uty naval officers and deputy surveyors
TO 1900 a year, and assistant weighers
20 q q day
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-19
PRESIDENT PEERCE'S CHINA
GIVEN TO WHITE HOUSE

'-he White House collection Of Presi-
dcntiai china has been enriched by sew
eral pieces Of sets used by President
Pierce.
Miss Harriet p. Crump, daughter OF
William T. CTumD. who was White
House steward under Presidents Hayes,
Garfield. and Arthur. made the presen-
tatiOn 70 Mrs .RoOveseir through Mrs
Abbie g. Baker, who has had personal
charge OF the collection in the china
cabinets
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-19
POLICE HUNT LOST BOY.

The Washington police have been ask
ed 10 assist in locating Edgar Gianny,
twelve years of age, who has been miss
ing for several days from his home in
Charlottesville, Va. Il is thought the
boy may have come 70 this city
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-19
BOsTON MARSHAL NAMEp.

TIE President announces the appoint
ment Of Guy Murchie Of Boston. as
United states marshal for the District
Of Massachusetts 20 succeed Charles X
Darling. resigned. This is a personal
appointment II the Presidents IN which
the two Senators aCQUisCed- Nr Muir
chile IS an atrOTney-aI-laW
SI.a5 TO Baltimore and Return
today via Baltimore & Ohio r R.-Adv
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-19
Real pearl buttons, a dozen, SIC

Just what you viii want for the mil
lions OF uses that the summer calls
forth. such as buttons for white
dresses, shirt waists. underwear. etc
etc, in twO-hole sew through. plain
and fancy carved fish eye or self shank
Choice Of four sizes. and sold regularly
at from y &c 70 zoe a dozen Special
tomorrow, s nc dozen
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-19
LA F0LLETTES CONDITION
NOT SERIOUS, SAYS WIFE

Mrs Robert La Toilette, the wife OF
the Wisconsin Senator, says reports con-
corning the Senator's illness are exag-
gerated.
While the Senator has been i'll said
she last night he has at no time been
in a serious condition. and viii be back
at his desk within a few DAYS.
The stories circulated IN the press
20 the effect that he has been in a serf-
Gus OF critical condition are entirely
false and without foundation"
Beautiful POtted Plants.
GUIDE VIII i'll every order for flowers.
supplying the best and asking the least.
I2l4 F.-AdV-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-19
Genuine white auto
cloth, Monday, &c yd

This is that mediuul-weight white
suitinE that mas tic Old Irish linen
finish.
1t launders splendidly-yes, perfectly.
Thoroughly shrunlt-that's a good
point, as If the garments At when YOU
make them they'll At after being laun-
dered No allowance for shrinkage
necessary. Nearly everyone knows the
usual price, l5c a yard.
lst hoor-BargaIn Tables.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-19
PRESIDING ELDER TO PREACH
At G0RSUCH M. E. CHURCH

The Easter services az the Gorsuch
". 2. Church viii be conducted by TIE
Rev. J. W r SUmwalt. the presiding
elder OF the Washington district
At the first quarterly conference OF
the church the salary % the Rev. ".
L. Lynn was increased 800. and that
Of the presiding elder increased SO.
Plans have been formulated 20 Haul
day evening the congregation VIII ten
der reception 10 the Rev lIr and
Mrs Lynn He has been returned 10
the church for the fourth year
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-19
OF Dwight
Anchor muslin
Bargain in pillow
cases, l24c

Henistltched. and the standard size,
4: by 50 in. Made from high grade round
thread cotton and in a quality that
usually retails AZ 2Oc-
-. s@oS-T3argain Tables.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-19

Black dress taffeta. A splendid bar
gain We guarantee its wear for six months
Perfect II weave. perfect in color. Extra
heavy and an absolutely pure dye six, IS
inches wide II ought to sell regularly Al
more than our usual price, $1-Se.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-19
Baltimore and Return, s1.as, BaItimOr,

& Ohio r. r Every Saturday and Sun
day All trains both ways. both davs.
except Royal Limited City Offices. 1871
G St and 61S Penna. Aye.-Adv.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-19

the tradearkei lanes so that the identity of the off
10 women Sterling quality. Just the kinds Of silks
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-11-20

evening" 9ss alg8 / g e s3I}9 "a H.
MIMI. was elected department secre-
tary: Rev. T. P. Thurstop3 a1HAO
apolis. council secretary. A notable
speech was made by Judge Amidson
of FargeauA4.eells1s4z.1tli
Dean Reecher of Omaha, Neb.,
closed y5tb 3 paper on Church and
the LabOring Man" which stirred the
large congregation to high spirit Of en-.
thusiasFip. The Sha19 M f3J6
churches will have~to change their at.
titude fnd scope Of vision and display
more sincerity. FEQm the: standpoint
OF the tpirit the reap entAdshgh 2nH
the large attendance the meeting Is
said to- be. 3bNhhst lTef0hgdar hha
department, and resolutions along
>neSe yves were aoop'ed. ,sooosdot [
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-11-20
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

y ,D3H@as NVbFsda0S.9 lG sbg9t;
aaaa SESE}s ES| aaHS 81 S t}Ess
Da1ot4. yitnsossswsrsk NeO0ectiam
rhA ptobosition carried by . vote of
99,1& }6lM. 42fM befigAsHIq wth.
.a ao 9e Fab 'hsfbyAt fq,dAsD e. oltR
T$e lBt5bosaisW vast dtxa ati
sstss z 5s;ss |k9 W :4Anfa
sioners. The states a4brdly ,u0taas.
that when the actual hard labor part
of a sentence is carried out there viii
be fewer infractions Of the law.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-11-20
Of aoll-ln thu a&a&,

Prfi -. E1illa1d Of the agric@1
tursl0 A97 6e2 np@A rs III
map Of North Dakota, and will take
the or1g1haI TO Chicago, where he VIII
t5,sS issg4e@aas slss sse g wssE
Wien the cuts have all been made
th9 maf wfa b 6ffnfed 66d Nm 16N
in detail the various kinds of soil that
are to be found in every section of
the state.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-11-20
1A ~ oih.lt9 3 sbHsSssB 7}Es S%sF s II
TherA will he a great tide NJ immi.

There will be a great tide Of immi.
grafton ITO North IDakQta peXt, epIiRg,
deelaree John Ef4SSassSSA zzsA7aI H{l@a4
"The0eoQle have grown tired OF the
lands Of Texas and Western Canada"
said M4 Fadden. ::AlValeBB6 dst0H
like tho climate Of Texas, and they
are are d as,s 9sst 22sk IsKe
than Western Canada. The purchasers
Of recent years make our best boom.
srs.s
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-11-20
0s.A Ga ear NJ
Emp aPkEAfFER ,FLq dRassks@ :

Court I#eE ciIaeass5ns 81 P Pure Fo%od
|ufrss1sionM and: ::Mulsi;:: fHl aRa&ss
sssi15ent.ssff : :::::::::::::: 80 80,
A4k p&ttets 8 t4e::iong aaBBssfAfsai
cases !!the SEoth: p ?5llssat a,. sS8AHa 81;
again4 tSbsfe FSpd commissioner: has q
of thi{ Sfqte toGbreSent ME pii6atanaooaa7
of bSattin 81 tktac:ided aas a'sss wss BIZ!
concld St las@swdsshR The. eSs1ssl zAgg
been 81 - Sasar@ It: Fargo: 10: yfYEaii
Weeks 55ssHd5th ssdegEh!aye :had: tisS Sf9
timon{sSf maR3 e&perts with. dtpsstz;
lions fssm ma ~ ether :pirioniinasinaaeszzaa5
': e. S &: fbEees.:xx lS;
elaboraislS exIhi4Ad. The. aliegatgnsi
Of the defendant oaaegafd. the alregs8,
injuri4,g effecH Of bleached -four have,
been denied byptha miIers from .ev9tyff
iipahf.e Both ssides have devel.y
oped Gme : strong Testimony. on TIA;
e{sses aST fnp so3as ' ts
sn3s ta s irsB saB Gs
esses WA 1aaBd hhaewqabi a9ed
bleaching processes. The
milleri denied in toto that bleached |
how fashqjur,ops teshtuan balsE@i
aesp,t sAfs ri tne 81 c0m gaS
1{ 1i..llse a4mdd tt,sel BkforeIu4te.l
pisiSn fs3.feRfAPed IPHdgase dHpllofh. 81
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-11-20
ATTEMPTING TO SELL BONDS.
VAC 1cA|t1 o@n;s9l7| Rlmlhdl5Js;|!M[|S8E

With Another Concern.
D HfFFledQ 4% 0Hqhuncil has au-
thorized City Attorney Lee Combs to
negotiate the sale of bonds recently
- Es4slllzassls]4els
and Trust company turned down after
their bjd BAD been accented ep7the
right p sell bqpds pPder the si7cum-
with another trust company whose bid
S a. 81 ssS |aSfG t t1ts "a N|fRf
has hopes of selling the bonds without
6ether trouble. The company has
the transcript Of record under consid.
dB sfBpia 10: 2bn&1d 1sluqoq !
WILL PRINT SOIL MAP.
'sxyYHG .Ss e. saess 9'IE q! b,,t.r.n. Kind.
o& Soil In $ha e$.S>
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-11-20

,o6ce> &kieh <yiu 1prea*3ssL tseilitste ths
work of keeping track of the enlist.
599saeN16fo gaaegtIo0 the troops.
A, separate card will be kept for every
man tAQehes eafalNgsaee AaneAe, okNa1badt
aGJtistsetsa9 }opes4sel1al mksssuGlfnI
rate card SO at glanRUt, anoasD0n,
just what is on hand at the company
x&YaRd$1n F 4gegi11l Gf8Sg 3Gygs E8
'"4g s stssr; 9s q ai'sas.saeL 1 saf| s.
dedicated on Dec. 8. and big cere-
M6yNk T4Hp paan4 RWN tASeweaa.
tssshs df6A at'b!3se sp4nsiaW sdlb
soon be.3appsaateds0 SIot3somtd Sedb,
S fil1t f. :a 81 1XIH ;;ll3I RiS9ef si IA
companies two Of the best homes in
the West, and will greatly increase
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-11-20

ss3a r,ia FT'S 1HbS aEsFf s.! M ST96 1Faxz
Sa4SH sasarass Jerks .q a.sa d.sat4sE, ga = "A
asaSasyte .afteesa years .YaeakAsdIissT g "A
&&ssa aSS]lqePs of .HaSS4 Haiiin iaaszstt "A
sass$Pas(sr :ro:ssSIS 1 s,s 70 =
sfs& ikAts Aanfahe shaain floor a.. 10 =
44aE lsssso the I 1..s ; % !; TIT
ass his is te{R sa9 s3ss s x 1921
}Ss$39 '. sss !s4g4t E 2sEB @g
iHka4 4sthe mani fvas. eenscioeeaALaE Y Il
iszsa hqts&3 ,A @4fq91A 4QI9d1asTsAI
SSax 8 re o#'cssA. Dr.. .Ky@,.eak v7.x
|s ss nsu Fgs4 &t *hers .''*
!ssaSat'2 o'cloSs :su,daR Mssaisa ssmsI
!aa3 Sased pc: 10: ;E%s!tsa :ss5
ss# 4 . AS t$s S{ns9a as esieS
S SaGaa the wslund Mocik:. asis RMo. & 4
S ssH stt in Gra Ecrks bys9 98ga = ga 8
,asrs $fstge. w8td: :has: been M y7qsA
SlSSSfIS .AkztA1 Na9 0AD10AV1 ~ c3uxSHsTSAI
II abs5sa1GPly 4 HIS . 55ee,et been received,
Be- 3qfS4al will " in charge dtiyae 3 i /
e. s Big sssas @ g' Bg 4zz#
St ,s'aE 1@a 10 So i',' TzHw = L
|Ii| Si5AA55: .'3 |i::::#
gms9$ ssunty F.s s. cha;lssd w|ah assxd1 4
3 szassk 7 afzSH 8 M
Sas she x sas e e ID i Wfh eksiSfS%x +
fa :RFsgg, HES sB s. esaoaRatkzAa
Is c5m9Slete vfndieatiou. .frRmr t]hA dsuH
barge sShe caseegre cut. ofstask " 4
bsss misl1adasEteh Fttg daF Ye FEW y5sh
ornler bsahefs aahao #hen the evidence
is broasht to li5bt Ryan was S89SaH1a s 81
$ss g :ss:z$ W
sp7. Mr. Ryan WIS .bussgooHMsmn# the bna q
aiapce;of the slay$receivtns eaaglatSsh nf - - -
ssiops ssttom Els many friends. Wei ndoI
IA Complete coincidence in. HIS 4H mdoi
indication from the charge. ..... gdoH ndoI
nj
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-11-20
s@ e, %s, a. s.' s. nod.

for the departsasu$e which xas2aia>
'cussed section by section, Bishop
Hare presiding. .hnc aadmn1
The conference in the afternoon
was 4Aseaettts adRhnAHinrsdhu
church'sfqAsatAgeA hey e8tuke,
OF the council is the manifest devo-
ton of the bishops and delegates
towacSsooS <ne alA1hRr 'SWishRf
The sessishoatsd v0Iln'bnsl,
larry were attended by over 100 dele
s sses WIZ f5Sn fSy3R 1ktiRsa Sf i&fa 4iah
Neb., gsiRtala4 aeeiai9 ADJ nAaIy staslwgaa
which decided that the conference of
the the t %1es and .5G 1,k2laadfIddft
Gil of the sixth- department.. All bap-
tized women are eligihle to attend.
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9 Z .......
None for Her. /.

hh'Fop.. 8 aaiI: Il: 1901 " y
55;;'Yess ~ son" q =. .....:..: aoI =: =,
when . person SAWS wood 1t means
they. say nothing, aS4en't its"., iabasi2
MYess my boy oes. . ... a a5ioa
1"And$$dd wo@en dtsever saw wood ?HlIoH
11ts'Nos siNomea bsNeye that saving b11ss Il Il
wood 70 81 fa ss e. MANS work" iebas55
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Fl: lQ1l2.. ' ,s s33al,.aa 's IL

practical season is now over, and there
OF g$yd4f9A gdhs2 oPnylL national
guard circles. The companies will
soon commence the theoretical season
Nh8 dhdoc1ith0N addn014xQ company
commanders are busy making their
a8sSs} {SBSStsi uhsHg g3RI95 geS{
at the present time"
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-11-20
11aaiRR44N FeR HEAD or atgS4si

54sE aadoahS Now 11s-Miliiam T. T. &yaaa2stino
tsaRaGag assalors of Sibs pa1vst4 tsS,4sa
5sYas pnesbt: the reports 8 834sa
q siester4{y an: coaaectiensssssiIt|aaWW
~. pa snatiofi os f. benjamin. . = -
dBW1l Sadr. Bran said the .ssi eai y
8snMteSes to Am99II: none: gr .tSl1::IIlilfWW
ltnuta blsthe uA{vefSity would disqiilM
the matter. and the 'snsyestsdGHp 'ttMfH
not taken seriously. All the regents
are Republicans.
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=: =: ! I'll e: II 0i

the reason that most of the men wish
ed to attend the American lake en-.
Scahth6N3e4M of the indi.
vidual companies has shown a great
increase during the past year, an ad.
iMssseni@o lg sggSSS{5sbB{h { bEkth g g9
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-11-20
5 :::pi!rd|l,||D!!;a ! S ii!sII;|
E ;z99E|i|IIbbii11!lS!l:gE::: & (! !! ;
3hep&At had!S Me scare: sSs$%

3'aA q had & scare: :::$$$$
Eoi 3aaoEa $diceHSn Gre. denasdegsNgl
tA' y Z ST. ST. s ! .::::: va s!iSs
I .Fha lie in sskto4h Dakota: Yy saa7sH
! + = saouxsto of s0ITidal s.S ia;
+ ri g5,aa Ys'8 Of a HH1}lss S hapremoved
' 's!a : &: 5 ! x ::::::::::::. Il i
:;;taMgh s. people are: proud Of theiff''
os = = y = ) : .:::::::: s {:
.Mlnot i2Aas & liye: commercial: :o i
/ t n.y. e : Fl sI; .::::::::::::: 4 4
et4 HJH4ssgresis . r$w 1t Mtnot ifqxeH 81
} ss s':, f''e'$'os' : {; So. s s:ss!9s#
"sisexef d. counties svoted oDsaaSatH
lett professions. e. ns zghma :: :
B At1Mihet two men held: up :anothefll
Eps = 4 e as s9sF a T.: 55!' A~laHa7
i .'fhe telephone system a. It, Stanley
Etas be be eat improved. - s s5s5=s 1891
III -. ~ RI ,e1EJt.o GnoI,
! ( The old t[schoSl building at Crazy i.
|obeahgo 4ods some more. ........ nosa!s
|'onzin, ~ = s[['..... s,s,sa ano e
The thick hase caused ..bys naampsiaa
cigars h$s disSppeared,. a s,s,se ,s sno1
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