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Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-15
REnoNpo BRIEFS

REDONDO BEACH, May 14.-Large
schools of pompano are running at
wharf No. during early hours of each
day, and many large catches are re-
ported The prize catches of the run
this morning were made by Charles
Clark and Ed Shelly, who caught sew
eral dozen.
A curiosity in marine life was a
double halibut taken on the banks this
morning by Charles Johnson. The fish
was identical on both upper and lower
sides
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-15
FOREST RANGERS TO MEET
AT SAN BERNARDlNo TODAY

SAN BERNARDINO, May 14-The
forest rangers of Southern California
will convene in San Bernardino May
Is for their annual convention, which
will last two, and possibly three days.
Several addresses will be delivered
by the delegates from the different
ranges in regard to the best methods
of fighting fire and attending to their
other duties.
The rangers have issued a challenge
to the local gun club for competitive
shoot with rifles, which will be &C
copied
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-15
BRIDAL CHAMBER ON =
VESSEL Is ENGAGED
BY GRANDPARENTS

i ANAHEIM, May 14-After !
4 forty-two years passed in West !
! Anaheim, Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Z
i Henry, whose children and grand !
! children help to make Anaheim !
+ prosperous, have determined to go !
i on their second honeymoon trip. !
4 Accordingly, Mr.. Henry has en- !
+ gagged the bridal chamber on the !
!. steamer President Grant, and !
j. within a few days the couple will !
!. leave for Scotland. :
j. The aged honeymooners expect !
i to be absent on their trip four !
!. months. After touring Scotland !
!. they will visit England, Ireland, !
!. France and Germany. !
+ ! i. + J. 4. 4. = 4 + j. + i ! j. = I. ! !
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NOTIFIES SALOON KEEPERS
NOT TO SELL TO PRISONER

REDONDO BEACH, May 14.-Justice
of the Peace L. F. Wells, sitting in the
recorders court, took drastic action
when he ordered police officers to notify
saloon keepers he would hold them re-
sponsible if they sold liquor to an old
offender who appeared before him to-
day.
The prisoner was dismissed with a
fine. for which he left valuable watch
as security. The man made the plea he
could not resist the temptation to drink
as he could buy liquor at the bars of
the city, hence the order,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-15
Is Brother of Convict

liam Scarcey, wanted by the police of
Los Angeles for criminal assault on
Miss Nelson of that city Thursday
night, is the brother of Louis j. Scar
cey, the alleged negro murderer who
was sentenced to be hanged from this
county a number of years ago, but
whose sentence was committed to life
Imprisonment and then later paroled.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-15
DIED

GREENE-In this city May IA, 1909. Ensign
Benjamin ]. Greene, U. S. N. beloved son
of Sarah B. Greene, and brother of Mrs. ID.
L. Adams Mrs j. T.. Redmond and Mrs.
G. f. Prince Notice of funeral later San
Francisco and Boston papers please copy.
5-15-1
IONES-John M, May 10, 1909, beloved hus-
band of Mary A., father of Alexander, Bessie
b. M, ALLEN and viii A. Funeral services
chapel of Cunningham & O'Connor Saturday
at o'clock. Interment Inglewood Park
cemetery. 6-15-1
SEATON-In this city, William Seaton, age n
years. Born in Scotland. Funeral May 10, at
the hour of a. m. Robert Sharp & Son S
funeral parlor, 800 South Main street Inter-
ment Inglewood Park cemetery 6-l6-l
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-15
Ocean Featurss Shown

LONG BEACH, May 14.-Ground
swells that made it unsafe for launches
to come along side the pier, high break
ers that sent their spray dashing high
in air, and tide rips that made skiffs
and sailboats in their path turn around
and around were unusual ocean condi-
tons that afforded visitors here today
interesting spectacles. Few bathers
were in the surf and all were cautioned
against going far out.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-15
Telegraph Wires Exalted

LONG BEACH, May IA telegraph
pole seventy feet tall was erected to-
day on the east side of the mouth of
the Long Beach harbor by the Salt
Lake Railway company, to carry teIe-
graph wires. The pole will keep the
wires high above any vessels that will
pass through the channel after 1t is
opened, which will be a matter of a
month or so. Later the wires may be
put in a submarine cable under the
channel.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-15
THREE HUNDRED ATTEND
BOARD OF TRADE FEAST

PASADENA, May 14.-Three hun
dred Pasadena business and profess
sional men sat down tonight at the
long tables in the main dining room of
the Hotel Maryland, at which was
served the annual banquet of the Pasa-
dena board of trade. At the head of
the table sat the president of the board,
u. T. Off, and the POSTMASTER, Rev.
Robert ]. Burdette. with the speakers
of the evening.
Following the dinner. which was
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DEATHS

Spilholtz, months, ma
tive of California, n5 Ducommun street;
pneumonia.
LEWIS-George A Lewis, So years, native OF
Vermont 14S6 Rich street; bronchitis.
NJ. Jones, GA years. native OF
Illinois. l7s West Forty place; carci-
mona.
SMITH-Mnnie Smith, IS years, native OF Hi
nois, County hospital; peritonitis.
PIPPIN-Walter L. Pippin, % years, native OF
Iowa. 314 South Fremont avenue; tuberculossi.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-15
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
SERVICES
SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST,

Ebell hall, Eighteenth and Figueroa SITS.
THIRD CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST,
at Simpson auditorium. 734 South Hope
street. Services Sunday at IL a. m. and
D. m. sermon from the Christian Sciences
Quarterly; subject, "Mortals and Immor-
tails" Children'c Sunday school at 9:30
a. m. wednesday evening meeting at
o'clock. Reading rooms, 510-511 Herman
W. Hellman bldg, Spring and Fourth
streets, open daily, sundays excepted. from
a. M to 0 D. m. 5-10-7t
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-15
PASADENA

Circulation Dept Home 2ss5: Sunset 27to
Correspondent. las S. Los Robes Ave:
Day-Both Phones So Night-Home 1858
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-15
THE WEATHER
LOS ANGELES, May IA, 1909.

LOS ANGELES, May IA, l9Os.
Time Bar. ITher HUM windIvel. weather.
8 p ?. M M. 5 So.o5 50 50 6 sW 70 Clear.
Maximum temperature 49,
Minimum temperature g.
Rainfall for season 1907 inches.
Rainfall last season to date I.72 Inches.
Weather Conditions
SAN FRANCISCO, May 1A-No change in
rain table.
Weather-The following maximum and min
imum temperatures reported from eastern
stations for previous day: Chicago, 1860
New York, 1852; Omaha, 74-54.
Forecast
Los Angeles and vicinlty-Fair Saturday
overcast in the morning; light south winds.
San Francisco and vicinity-Cloudy Satur-
day with fog in the morning and at night;
light south Winds changing to fresh west.
Santa Clara valey-Fair Saturday; light
north winds
Sacramento valey-Fair Saturday; light
south winds.
San Joaquin valley-Fair Saturday, probably
thunder showers in the mountains; light north
winds
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BIRTHS

BOYS
DAVIs-To Alex w. and Olivia Davis, 81
Croker street
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rRussEs ANp suPPoRrERs

.oNDoN TRUSS co. TRUSS FITTING
specialists; elastic hoisery. etc. TAI Q.
SPRING ST. e-1o-x
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CHURCH NOTICES
TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH
TEMPLE BAPTIST Of1U NOI1
1 3,5S 3 ,,,,g,1np E}S |I2s
III mil lIRaa
REV. ROBERT j. BURDETTE, ID. D.,


Worshiping in the Auditorium, cor. 5th
and Olive SITS. Sunday morning sermon.
Jesus Only" an exaltation of Jesus of
the Gospels and the Epistles-the Christ
of God Evening service, Fathers Day.
Topic, 1.-THE Princes Consort." We have
reverently and lovingly and fittingly hon
ored motherhood m the celebration of
Mothers day" Now it is fitting and
spectful and proper that we should re-
member fathers place in the great human
family. Father doesn't have many bou-
quets thrown to him-he has more things
thrown at him. And most of his bouquets
he buys with what he has left, and pre-
sents them to himself. Now. let every
man and woman who ever had a father,
and let every boy and girl who loves
daddy" come to the Temple Baptist
church Sunday night and we will give
father" enough roses to trim mothers
biggest peach basket hat. Seats free
5-1b-9
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-15
CEMETERIES
~~~~~~0~|~~~~>>-~~>7->
INGLEWOOD PARK
CEMETERY

Two miles outside the city limits. on thu
Los Angeles and Redondo Ry.: 400 acres
of perfect land with Improvements out
chasing any cemetery on the Coast.
sO7 s. Broadway, Room 2O2. Phones;
Fs3O3, Main 1880. suDt Phone A9603.
A-i-i2 months
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-15

REWARD PAID FOR RETURN
of or information about a yellow bulldog;
white markings, female, 1 year old; wide
leather collar with brass tacks; named
Queenie. s26 w. TWENTY-EIGHTH ST
South 21O5. 5-15-2
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-15
MIIRPHY Gospel,
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
South Flower ST., near 18th. The pastor,
Rev. DR.. Henry, will preach at IL a m.
and 1880 p. m. Morning theme. The
Religion of the Future" and evening
topic, 'The Greatest Blunder of My Life"
Sunday school at $3.50 Young Peoples
rallies at $3.50. All seats free The PEG
pie are welcome. b-15-2
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-15
THE LOS ANGELES
FELLOWSHIP

Reynold E. Blight will speak in Blanchard
hall, 233 South Broadway, at IL a m. on
"Ragtime Religion" Good music. All
seats free b-1b-2
NOTICE TO CHURCHES-COPY FOR ALL
church notices for the Saturday and Sunday
morning issues is requested to be turned IN
at The Herald office by Friday noon, II
possible. This will assure proper classifica-
ton and publication. s-u-n
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-15
CARPET CLEANING

PIONEER CARPET CLEANING WORKS
incorporated. w. G. CLINE, president
sss Olive st. Tel Home g2aso; sunse
Main 21T o-1s-t
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-15
LOST AND FOUND

LOST - GENTLEMANS SCARF PIN.
large imitation pearl set with small da-
monds. Finder will receive suitable re-
ward by returning it to G. s. g.. care the
cashier Herald office. 5-11-7
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-15
FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH

925 South Flower st.
z. STANTON HODGIN, Minister.
Subject for May 16. "Can We Follow
Jesus? If So in What Way Did He Intend
We Should Follow Him?" Sunday school
at 9:45. 5-16-2
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-15
MONEY TO LOAN

QUICK LOANS ON FURNITURE, PIANOS,
HORSES, WAGONS, LIVE STOCK
Or other personal property. Lowest rates
of interest. Your friends need never know,
Hours a. m to p. m.
Phones: F7421, Broadway 5171.
FIDELITY LOAN CO.,
500 Mason bldg, cor. 4th and Broadway
6-6-1m
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auslNEss cpPoRruNlTIEs

BILLY, THE NOVELTY MAN" OUTFIT
and business. Inquire 43o S. BROAD
WAY, cigar stand. 5-14-3
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-29

Hair ornaments this winter ore as
important as poeketbooks, evening
bags, dIrectoire scarfs uuI necklaces.
IN THE BEST OF. HUMoR.
MIS-. Knicker-Where do you keep
your auto? 81
Mrs. Newrlch--1n a mirage, Of
cou:s New York Sun.
"Why don't you have Bolder in
your Shakespeare class?'"
Hes no good. Why, ne can't even
sing or dhnceI'-New York Herald.
Mickey. Jr.-Wasn't 1t patrick Hen.
~ who said, "Let us have peuCe:'
Mickey, Sr-Nobody' b., tn name
ov Patrick ever said anything loike
that,-Jnilge. u
a"were you ever in Yellowstone
Park?" @
eyes, once" n
"What Is It llke?"
lord, l don't know! It was on
my wedding trlp."-7Cleyeland Lead;
er. & Il. 81
",'our glasses," she said, have
made great difference in your ap.
pearance."
do YOU think So" he asked. =:
Eyes. You look so Intelligent with
them on."-Chlcago ecord.erold.
what! Your husband Is dead?"
Yes. year ago. and last week !
married iaagin." kl& a z B
. .
h. :, ;as. aonaret,,,at,ons Eltaosn,a
u,o .,tar ~ iS'gSfii
= p, ~. .-:.t1I,,, Y ~
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used for, nil sorts of purposes" re-
MA rkn 1na sarcastic hoafilpr. "bl,t
~, !, ~ o,s. ,,lii n,,.f oror 70, ,,,od
IA. :" n.t.o,t a. pras, ]. d
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-29
ATTY GENERAL i I.
MAKESREPORT'
MUCH VALUABLE INFORMATION
IN BOOK ISSUED BY GENER- I
ERAL CoNLEY. r..

CHARLESTON, Jan. 29.-Attorner
General W. G. Conlcy, in twenty-sec-
ond biennial report issued from
his office. endorses what was sail
two years ago by the late Attorney
General Clark W. May coacc ming the
reorganization OF the ofle, I'D says
the law should make It obligatory up.
on all departments Of the sttae gov
eminent to secure their legal advict
through the law department Of the
State.
General Conley was appointed to
the office Of, attorney general on May
3. 1908. to succeed General May. IT,"
biennial report covers the period from
October l. 1906. to Septembc. 30, 1908,
and the report shows the business ami
affairs as the new attorney general
was able to ascertain them, and the
needs Of the department as he con.
cefyes them. :sT 5s@ x
"a great number Of inquiries have
been answered and numerous opinions
written notGcoming within the .rpnr.
view OF this Office. says the attorney
n . ~ . . .
general; but It has been tccasione'l
BY reason Of the many new ;aas c,is.:t-
81 by the recent sessions Of tho i,'sis.
lature, and the city, town. co'a.y ard
district officials naturally tn:l to This
department for information anl III.
fstrnction This ra5work $.ias llerh
performed willingly, in order chat We
might. In some degree, all s'lrl .n.i.
GERS throughout the State In III ! pcr.
fornlanccs Of their new duti;s under.
said legislation. | believe It snn,ll1
be made the duty of the Attorney
Geenral to advise witr the praiec"t!ne
attorneys and other Officers Of the.
various counties and the agents and
directors Of our State insti!hli,la. 81
that there would be uniformity nj nc.
ton and endorsements Of laws
throughout the St,te.", s. t,.gE
a. Z
Concerning the reorganization o!
the Office and the need of3"ssisAhGe
IN properly expenIlitIng the legal bus.
mess Of the State, General Conlfi
says: AM .lrI
within the last 'cw ye'rs tho 'l1l.
ties Of this department have s'caily
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-29

increased Jas have the other depart.
ments Of the State, and the present
force In this office Is not suftic.pn:. to
give the careful and painstak'ag al.
,tention necessary for the IlnrortpntI
matters coming before 1t. The Al,
torney General, his assistaE's and
stenographels should be paid :a!;:ifs
commensurate with the. services ren.
dtled to the State to the ayt'.it 1t
least Of that paid other .;tl:a nh;
GERS. The present salaries arr whoi.
ly Inadequate for thu time and labor
performed"
In connection with thes. stltc.
lrents The salaries Of Atto'.:ey zen.
eral and the mum Der OF assist1rts en-
ployed in surrol',clng States. IRE
cited BY the Attorney Generat S3hnw.
ing that the office /, West Virginia
Is far below tn ava.,se in The mat
Ter oEFemolumen's.
/ In the discussion II H.: Virginia
Ifht suit In mis- 3lenEal report, the
Attorney General sItA.s that frhrl
the Information At ia.ll. ;tiis h'liev.
ca that West Vii ,ln;a has title t.
'ra for the final ol.:?'n lri7 in.
portant suit !; that, the best attorneys
and accountants in the country have
been Employed to assist the Attor.
ney General and the people Of West
Virginia can rest assured that ,ev.
erything Is being done that can be
done Is protect their interests. y =
Relative to the tax appeal cases,
Attorney General Conley. states that
these cacses have been SO numerous
and 50 dispersed throughout the var.
ious circuits Of the State that he has
made no attempt to enunlerate them,
but that many Of the eases are still
pending. which may never SO to trial,
while many have been dlsmissd by
the plaintiffs. Every tax appeal case
heard to date has ben lclled in favor
~ fba n,Ii,Itr works IA fa-Z}
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-29

above described and Sold his heirs
person right to charge snchenl estate for debt
same by paying purchaser his heirs assigns with
thereof the amount specified In the last column
table, such additional taxes thereon as may have been
purchaser with interest said purchase
and twelve cenum annum from the time
4 she same have been 30 paid. &&is4s /.
EGyen unlertmy hand this 18th day ot January 1903 "a
3$s.5 H. R. FURpEE
- EkssS sherr Marion County West Virginia
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-29
becoming, besides max ding an artistic
looking gift when comb I'M the box
with contrasting s5ad lee. 4; n Il NJ NJ

Green Cloth and Fur F:liIE


Many OF the modern gowns take the
Oldest inhabitant back TO another gen.
Grafton with a swing. What "a girl
was there 30 years ago who I didn't
want or own al stightftting green
broadcloth gown made with an over,
skirt. tight, long sleeves, and the edg-
es OF the gown borllered with brown
fur? 8.siI ! A :S Il! FL.
This precise costume, is back in fash
ion. overskirts, tight sleeves. fur
hands and all.
4. In addition to this 4 round toque Of
brown fur. with d green silk center
and a perky feather standing upright
&. the side. The wearer{ carries in her
Land a granny's muir OF brown fur.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-29
Gold BoWknot For Hair.

Among the novelties in hair orlla'
ments is a, crlnkled bowknots Of gold
ribbon attached to 4 hairpin. This Is
worn at the side Of the Psyche or
above the ear In the, new couture that
Is lat In front and wide at the side.
These are also made Of silver RIB.
bon, and again Of gold lace studded
with rhinestones or with silver Sc.
quins.
They are rather expensive in the
shops, but can be made at home at
small cost. oneFof them would make
an excellent Christmas gift for Il
young girl who goes out IN the even
Ing.
Hair ornaments this winter are as
important as pocketbooks, evening
bags, dlrectoire scarfs uns necklaces.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-29

Mickey. Jr.-Wasn't 1t patrick Hen.
~ who said, "Let us have. pence"
Mickey, sr.-Nobody' b, tn name
ov Patrick ever said anything loike
that,-Juilge. II
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-29
~ EsT af,
Left-oVers.

Cold meats Of any kind, especially
teef or cold fresh pork. chop2t''
small: cool; macaronl In salt water,tt'i
soft, and also part Of u can Of toraa'
toes: put in q dish a layer OF meat,
then macaronl, then tonrtoes. crack:
er crumbs; put in oven All bake for
Is minutes "a layer Of each till ,!Fa
Ia fulD.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-29
Quick Way to Gather.

"A quick way to, gather Is to make
The very longest stitch on your ma.
chine you can. Now stitch where yo',
want gathered, and by pulling on eth.
CT the upper Or lower thread you can
&c, the fulness you desire. This Is a
good way to gather sleeves or anything
else. and will take only about half;:he
time. y. NJ.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-29
To Hem Table. Lin n.

Every woman who hay sven f,ttemp:.
O., TO lay hens IN lApklns or, table.
cloths or to hem :;.tm, after they az
I'D, meas t!r inn, t,"ty Of lag
fen qulc.sl" ,r -p'ls!f the stlffenElg
is not first removed. 49,.
One way to get them In proper con-
dItIon Is to rub the linen between the
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a9t
mel sflatfGIS
snssip AM ADV e |: FOR I: y 4 The .l-lEl
gfcRL b goF WoME X 3:fsy,

v 54sc1neElk1LPS1s6 toIs GEteI saalIIfnSalls
ri; 1ss Grt Made Attractive
40 Hast ID sseptable Prizes Cat
palaty Little Bows Made /.
Fraaa Essss Is hsn an Eighth Of q q
Mart df * 1; " $5;$ s H.
IL it, effasiom 70 give prizes for
al uns nd contest e entertainments # ain .!
shefssol ne woman who does much
AntcTtaIafaslis ever on the lookout |, for Or.
aeES gdras. Il X. IT'S; 51 rs III
A8 I'LL $Ebo has not much money to
SapcBd lint whose parties are enjoyed
/ III Their informally and the touch Of
E SUyeItf taanl sfnE the arrangements,
mn pgs7 u set Of prizes for a recent
nd j party5 dat proved 50 popular they
! zaay Ste gas yestlre;; .s.si:,
Etzi5ty hundKerhIef boxes. covered
SEfifh. III Eah Shrse and white Japanese
4 paper we're Incl with white tss'e
gaper. mi ia each box were put two.
helts ma; two small silk bows to
saalth. TTaele4 and fancy betting
ssss isra. and the double bows were:
:l x, more tnan two IN chcs across when
I slnizblJ
sThrE Eest5 Gun b. picked up quite
s.lespf, Wien sales are watched, and
sa:saithI fis took less than an eight Of a
4 ard ard i'll SIR. They were simple to
sl,aIse. q 4 eu sideration with a busy
Shl. ~ i, ,t:,
"A The pattern for each loop was q
eamfsfssle about two inches and a
I!iaH long and two inches deep. The
straight edge was $pnt on the fold OF
sdha allk and the material cut double.
lbnr a these pieces were cut, and
saaclhS ore was gathered around the
galrvef edge and drawn up into as
tigatSa ip,aa IS! possible.
TITO Hoops were tlien sewed togeth.
:s rex t0sneck. and one set Of loops
was pased' on top Of the other and
sthe jaiMng eatered:with narrow fold
q . o. .
sSHah q dozen such bows can be
iade "a d short time and Il pretty
ycnlpfs arE chosen they are extremely
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-29
IN THE BEST OF HUMoR:

Mis-. Knicker-Where do you keep
your, auto? III
Mrs. Newrleh--1n a mirage, Of
cars New York Sun.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-29

ene sold Of In the month
Of charged thereon for the
sSaspss md purchased BY Individuals: 7Esg
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-29

"Why don't you have Bolder ii
your Shakespeare class?'
"He's no good. Why, ae can't, eret
sing Or dance!"-New York Herald.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-02-18
Staats,nla0une
in 9mfifel.
Sans bciuilligt Mnfnabme Der leeten
Serritpricu.
per Bnaotsfrnat bat
offenbar keine Gilr.
Goriierr Ses snitGnoisen 3om;tccs
perlaft Naibinstpn,
W Waihinaton. f6. iSeb.

Senotor geuerioge pon ssroiaha,
Der Borliser oes Spnatsfonitecs iiir
Serritorieu, bat Baibngton ucrlai.
ien ilno nit ibm peridrpinSet piei.
leidt Ole leste Gbance. ,peldle Die Ter.
ritorien Nel.Werifo nnb glri3ono IN
gc5ug nuf fire 2lliiunbme ais boil.
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