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Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-31
SPECIAL ORDINANCE NO. 1858.

SPECIAL ORDINANCE NO. 2S6S.
CAL al T TK2l AND HssEssMRNT on GER GER
TAIN LOTS, PARTS OF LOTS AND
REAL ESTATE IN THE cITy OF
CONSTRUCTING SIDEWALKS.
WHEREAS, 1t having been, and being
hereby adjudged, determined and estab-
lished that the several lots, parts of lots
and pieces of real estate hereinafter de-
scribed have each been specially benefited
to the full amount herein levied and as
sessed against each of said lots and
pieces of real estate, respectively, by rea-
and adjoining the said lots, parts Of lots
THEREFORE,, for the purpose Of pay
ing the cost respectively Of constructing
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY CoUN-
GIL OF THE CITY OF OMAHA:
Section l, That the cost Of constructing
eral lots, parts of lots and real estate in
the City of Omaha, herein described be
and hereby is levied and assessed, &C
cording to special benefits by reason OF
the construction Of such sidewalks upon
the following lots and real estate, as
shown by the generally recognized map
Of the City Of Omaha, autographed and
published by Muir & Gaylord in 1891,
said cost being so levied on said lots,
parts OF lots and real estate. respectively,
according to and not exceeding such spe-
cial benefits, as follows, tOwit:
Johnson, Rowe, Daley Co, N. so II.
lot 4, block 1941a, tty,,.........,.... 42.A
Mary f. Hamilton, lot 6, block H41a'
Lewis S. Reed, N. 81 IT. lot /, block
A. Alamo Plaza 64.GC
Cassei Realty Co, lot l, block 7.
Arbor Place o.
Cassel Realty Co., lot 2, block z.
Arbor Place 1870
John Trey ct al, lot "A, Buell's SUBJ 26.6
Parkway Real Estate Co., lot l3&
block 10, Clifton Hill.........,.... 29.8
Parkway Real Estate Co, lot IA,
block 10, Clifton Hill .,."........ 24.9,
Randolph Safranek, lot %, block g.,
Fred Armbrust, lot Il. block 7, Deer
Fred Armbrust. lot Is. block T., Deer
Geo, +. Mills ct al, lot 20. block l.
Martha Cone, lot p, block l.
Geo. T. Minis ct al, lot p, block T.
Deer Park 20. 2
S. II. H. clark Est, S. 10 feet lot T.
block 2 Euclid Place .;"" 12.A
block 2. Euclid Place....--....... 1873
S. Hoxie Clark, lot 8, block 2, Euclid
s. HoSie clark. lot 3. block 2. Euclid N'O
s. Hoxie CLARK, lot 10. block 2. Eu-
s. Hoxie CLARK. lot II. block 2, Eu-
S. Hoxie clark. lot IL, block 2. Eu-
cid Place ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1911
ton .,..."~"".~...---d."~." D.6
VIM. Meyer, lot 20. Glenwood
Heights A.4
Kendai's Addition ,...."."..,.. 1913
Chas. Batelle. TT, W. 16 feet lot 8,
block /, Lincoln Park ............. 55.4l
Alma Beddeo, n. "a feet, lot ], block
Z Lincoln Piaee..".@...'v;.... 1913
Alma Beddeo, N. 81 feet. lot 2, block
z lincoln Placs.."".."",.-.",., 2s,r
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-31
CITY OFFICIAL NOTICE.
CContinued.D


shinn's End Addition. ....,..v..... 26O.S2
Total .sen. IS
Section 2. That said special taxes levied
aforesaid on said lots, respectively, shall
become delinquent as follows: One-tenth
said lots shall become delinquent in fifty
days from the passage and approval Of this
ordinance; one-tenth In one year, one-tenth
in two years, one-tenth In three years,
one-tenth In four years, one-tenth in five
years, one-tenth I'm six years, one-tenth in
seven years, one-tenth in eight years, one
tenth In nine years, after said levy, and
being from the passage and approval Of
this ordinance. Each Of said installments,
except the first, shall draw interest at
the rate Of six per cent per annum from
the time OF the levy aforesaid, until the
same shall become delinquent. Interest
at the rate of one per cent per month,
payable in advance, shall be paid on each
delinquent installment.
Section 3. That the entire amount OF
tax so levied and assessed on any OF said
lots may be paid by the owner Of any
lot, or the entire equal pro rata proper
ton of said tax on any Of said lots may
be paid by any person on any part of said
lots within fifty days from said levy and
thereupon said lots or parts of lots shall
be exempt from any lien or charge there
for.
Section T. That this ordinance shall lake
effect and be in force from and after it's
passage.
Passed oct. 10, 1909.
(SEAL) DAN b. BUTLER.
City Clerk.
LOUIS BURMESTER,
President City Council.
JAMES c. pAHLMAN,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-31
ORDINANCE NO. sss5.

NAMING Al CARTER LAKE," THE
LAKE IN LEVI CARTER PARK"
HERETOFORE KNOWN AS CUT OFF
LAKE"
BE IT ORDAEH,En 9y THE CITY COUN-
GIL OF THE CITY OF OMAHA:
Section l. That the lak in Levi Carter
Park" in the City Of Omaha, and hereto
fore known as Cut Off Lake" be, and
the same is hereby. designated and named
Garter Lake"
Section 2. That this ordinance shall take
effect and be in force from and after ia
passage.
Passed oct. 10, 1900.
CSEAL) DAN b. BUTLER,
City Clerk.
LOUIS BURMESTERa
President City COuucA
Approved oct. q. 1903.
JAMES C. DAHLMAN.
Mayer
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-31
CITY OFFICIAL NOTICE.
lContlnuedO

until the same shall become delinquent
Interest at the rate OF one per cent per
month. payable In advance, shall De PAID
on each delinquent installment
Section 8 That the entire amount OF TAX
50 levied and assessed on any OF SAID lots
may be paid by the owner Of any lot, or
the entire equal pro rata proportion OF said
tax on any of said lots may be paid Dy
any person on any part Of said lots Wlthln
fifty days from said levy and, tnereupon,
said lots or parts OF lots shall be exempt
from any lien or charge therefor.
Section l. That this ordinance snail take
passage.
Passed oct. 10, 1909.
DAN b. BUTLER,
(SEAL) City Clerk.
LOUIS BURMESTER,
President City Council.
Approved oct. p, 1909.
JAMES G. DAHLMAN,
Mayor.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-31

Section 2. That said special taxes levied
as aforesaid on said lots, respectively,
shall become delinquent as follows: One
tenth of the total amount so levied on each
Of said lots shall become delinquent in
fifty days from the passage and approval
of this ordinance; one-tenth in one year,
one-tenth in two years, o~ne-tenth in three
years, one-tenth in four years, one-tenth
I'm five years, one-tenth in six years, one
tenth in seven years, one-tenth in eight
levy and being from the passage and APP
stallments, except the first, shall draw in
terest at the rate of six per cent per annum
from the time of the levy aforesaid, until
the same shall become delinquent. Interest
at the rate Of one per cent per month,
! payable in advance, shall be paid On each
delinquent installment.
Section 3. That the entire amount Of tax
so levied and assessed on any of said lots
may be paid by the owner of any lot, or
the entire equal pro rata proportion Of said
tax on any OF said lots may be paid by
any person on any part Of said lots within
fifty lay from, said levy and thereupon
said lots or parts OF lots shall be exempt
from any lien or charge therefor.
Section 4. That this ordinance shall take
effect and be in force from and after its
passage.
Passed Oct. 10. 1909.
DAN B. BUTLER,
Cseal) city Clerk.
LOUIS BURMBSTER,
President City Council.
Approved Oct. q, 1909.
JAMES c. DAHLMAN. Mayor.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-31

Total .$116Ss As
Section 2. said special taxes levied
aforesaid on said lots, respectively, shall
become delinquent as follows: One-tenth
Of the total amount so levied on each of
said lots shall become delinquent in fifty
lays from the passage and approval of
this ordinances; one-tenth in one year, one
tenth in two years, one-tenth In three
years, one-tenth In four years, cne-tenth
in five years, one-tenth in six years, one
tenth in seven years, one-tenth in eight
years, one-tenth In nine years after said
levy and being from the passage and ap-
stallments. except the first, shall draw In
terest at the rate of six per cent per annum
from the time of the levy aforesaid, until
the same shall become delinquent. Interest
at the rate of one per cent per month, pay
able in advance, shall be paid on each de-
Iinquent installment.
Section 3. That the entire amount of
tax so levied and assessed or any Of said
lots may be paid by the owner Of any lot,
or the entire equal pro rata proportion OF
said tax on any OF said lots may be paid
by any person on any part of said lots
within fifty lays from said levy and there
upon, said lots or parts Of lots shall be
exempt from any lien or charge therefor,
Section 4. That this ordinance shall take
effect and be in force from n after It's
Passed Oct. IS. 1909.
1SEAL1 DAN B. BUTLER
City Clerk.
LOUIS BURMESTER,
President City Council
Approved Oct. 81, 1908.
Mayor
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-31
SPECIAL ORDINANCES No. 2S61.

ORDINANCE NO. 26l.
AN ORDNANCE LEVHING A SPECIAL
TAN AND ASSESSMENT ON ALL LOTS
M REAL ESTATE WITHIN STREET
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. lO0J IN
THE CITY OF OMAHA, 40 GONEk
THE COST or PAVING AND CURLING
Asst STREET FROM DODGE STREET
10 DAVENPORT STREET.
WHEREAS, IL having been, and being
hereby adjudged, determined and estab-
lished that the several lots ana pieces OF
real estate hereinafter referred to have been
specially benefited to the full amount
herein levied and assessed against eacn Of
said lots and pieces of real estate, re-
spectively, by reason Of the paving and
curling OF that part of 4lst street from
Dodge Street to Davenport Street.
THEREFORE,, for the purpose OF pay
ing the cost of said improvements
BE 1T ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUN-
Gil OF THE CITY OF OMAHA
Section 1. That the cost of paving and
curbing that part OF 4lst Street within
Street Improvement District No. 1908 In the
City of Omaha, from Dodge Street to Day
export Street, said cost being the sum OF
S3,oS4.54 be and the same is hereby levied
and assessed, in proportion TO the teet
front along said Improvement and accord
ing to special benefits by reason OF said
Improvement, upon the following described
lots and real estate, as shown by the gen
orally recognized map of the CITY OF
Omaha, 1891, autographed and published by
Muir & Gaylord; said cost being so levied
on said lots and real estate, respectively,
as follows, to-wit;
VIM. Maier, lot II, block 8, Kilby
race III A'''''
VIM. Maier, lot II, block o, kilby
Pace .......''..... l'''5'
Place Observation-Disclosures. 1873,
s, Kilby Place..,.U'.%...."...... 1U.9J
Kiiby Place .,.......".............. 11.9
Edmund A. w. Smell, lot 16, block
8, Kilby Place..,............... lG.@
Minnie L. Higgins, lot II, block 5,
Kilby Place ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IIf.St
James NJ. Gillian, lot is, block 8,
Kilby Place lI1.9t
James NJ. Gillian, lot 10, block .,
Kilby Place l0.S
Laura M. Richardson, lot 20, block
/ 5, Kilby Place .....,........ II1.g
5, Kiiby Observation-Disclosures. T7.9
KiIby Place NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 177.9
Kiiby Place ..............."..... 177.g
Kiiby place ........"~".."...... 17.g
M. F. ~Funkhouser, lot Is, block 8,
Mlby Place III. 81
H. M. Alexander, lot 26, block s,
Kilby Place H.
Josie A. Hope, lot q, block 8,
hlby Place l0.S
Kiiby Place NATURALIZATION. I7.s
Kiiby place Naturalization. 2o3. 2
Kiiby Place ...'..................... 1n.s
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-31
CITY OFFICIAL NOTICE.

Prairie Park Addition. ............. 1904
Prairie park Addition, 60, 1904
PARK Addition -. ...,.~.14..... 1904
Prairie PARK Addition. ...~..... 1904
Pralrle park Addition. 60, 1904
Prairie PARK Addition, &C., 1904
PARK Addition. -. ."'~".f...... 1870
Prairie PARK Addition .o...'.... 1000
Prairie Park Addition .o"..a..-. 1885
Prairie Park Addition ito ..'...-, 1885
Prairie Park Addition '. .o,.'..-. 1885
PraiTie Park Addition. .p"N1.... 1885
Frairie PARK Addition ...W,.,.. 1920
Prairie PARK Addition. No., 15O.9O
PTaipie PARK Addition 49,. 1s8. ss
PraiTie PARK Addition %. ."e'..... 1853. Ss
Prairie park Addition -. No., 1885
Prairie PARK Addition ~. ...,..'..s, 1885
Prairie Trust Co. lot 6. block 3,
Place NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1885
Place NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. y = 157.Oa
B. ]. scanneli, e. 2 feet, lot 8, block
/, Stevens Place ....":..:..:..,, o'SS
i, Stevens Place. 5000
stevens Place ....e',t".'.D.s..... e.Ss
block i. stevens place. .....~...... 1000
stevens place ....."..........,.... 1916
Louis l.. Oldfield, E. 3 feet, lot 8,
block l. Stevens ace.:...' lO'A
Arthur h. Roberts, w. 45 feet, lot 9,
block 1, Stevens Place.:..."..,.. 1852
Arthur b. Roberts, e. 4 feet, lot 2,
block 1, Stevens Place............. 1885
Fred E. Wood, w. B feet, lot Z,
block /, Stevens Place. ............. 1913
Stevens Place NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1885
]. w Edwards, lot 9, block l. Stevens
stevens Place. 49,. 157.O8
block /, stevens Place. .....,....,... 1888
i. Stevens Place 1886
Place NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1898
Rhoda e. Lear, S. 10 IT. W. 10 IT. e.
495 It. w. IS It. S. ITO #. Tax Lot
Ida Furray, n. a. IT. S. ITO IT. W.
14O It. e. 1875 #. Tax Lot IS, Sec.
cha is'i s. Mckenzie, n. aa It. S. 1872
It. W. 40 It. E. 45 It. TAX Lot
Is, Sec. 4-15-1S. $3.50
David II. Mckenzie, w. 40 IT. E. 165
Sec. 4-15-1S .........................., ass
Rhoda e. Lear, N. tG IT. s. 1872 IT.
w 14O It. E. 95 It. Tax Lot IS,
Sec. 4-15-13........ H7.91
Rhoda e. Lear, N. q It. S. 1872 IT. w.
4-i5-1s ........n..'~......".e...... So. SO
John Cameron, N. So It. S. no It. Sub
Lot /, Tax Lot IS, Sec. 4-15-13....,, 41S SO
David H. Mckenzie, N. % It. S. 1872
It. Sub Lot 1, Tax Lot Is, Sec.
4-lb-3 0o'St
Rhoda E.. Lear, ct al, N. 17 It. S.
1872 IT. w. Is It. s. L. 1, Tax Lot IS,
Sec. Abb b5.3f
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-31

Section 2. That the special taxes and as
levied and assessed as aforesaid
shall be due Immediately upon the passage
and approval of this ordinance, and shall
become delinquent IL not paid within fifty
days thereafter; and thereupon interest
shall be added at the rate OF one per cent.
a month. payable in diva from the
time said taxes become so delinquent.
Section 3. That this ordinance shall take
effect and be in force from and after its
passage.
Passed Oct. 10. 1909.
CSeaD DAN b. BUTLER
City Clerk.
LOUIS BURMESTER,
President City Council.
Approved oct. q. 1903.
JAMES C. DAHLMAN,
Mayor.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-31

An Ordinance changing the grade of 18th
Street from Phelps Street to "B" Street
in the City of Omaha, and repeating so
much Of Ordinance No. 355 and so much OF
all ordinances in conflict herewith.
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President Roosevelt, ahO made a
great speech Ia honor 81 Lincoln At
Hodgenviiie Ky today. II shown ia
this accompanying interesting photo
graph by Inc side ~ Nanny Grace,
one II the 900 zoo ~ her race free
from slavery bondage ~ Hooseveira
great predecessor
NANNY Grace WAS nurse 20 Kooa-
svelt's mother The president hon
cFed her ~ calling upon her ID
Roosevelt. ~ O.. four years ago Tho
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a man. walking uuateadily, enter
ed "A hotel cafe Saturday night ana
ordered o bowl Of soup and a cup 81
coffee Tho walter brought them
and returned TO the Kitchen FER some
crackers While he was gone an
other walter was surprised 90 see
tho man putting salt ia his coffee
and sugar ~ his SOUP. lie decided TO
speak TO the guest about the mia-
take for such II seemed 20 be. Step
ping up behind tho man the walter
said politely;
II Reg your pardon. sir but you're
putting that salt aud sugar ~ the
wrong places
The guest looked around and
bIinked his eyes what sha ARE" he
said I'm druukah."
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"h Raises the Dough .

The use of Crescent
Egg Phosphate Bak-
ing Powder gives pro-
lection to both your
stomach and pocket
book. The Trust Cream
of Tartar powders re-
spectneither. Crescent
costs 25c a fullpound--
a fair price.
CRESCENT MFG. CO.,
Matsrs II Maplsias. ibs NeS Elaoer
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Near sighted Quest, AT banquet ~
I presume tho nest thiuE will be =
long ard tfrcHuur speech from some
ta3kAtiFN guy.
Man sitting NsNt--Oh presume
40 I'm the laxative guy that has "a
make the speech Chicago Ifih
4uH
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Teacher tehnny who complied
cur FIRST dictionary
Johnny Daniel Webster"
waa Noah
johnny Come of. teacher. Noah
complied the ark The circle
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- ~ my wife. Don't say No
Mt Nervey." replied fha heireaS.
= wouidnt think 81 saying No 10
'sAhr
IL wouldn't have any effect on
you. 90 ! think the best thing I can
do IL 10 yell Tor tho pbltoa. Ca tho
lie STANDARD ana Times
Hope. like the Kilmmerlng tapers
light aderna ana cheers the way
Goldsmith.
Hotel Clerk fomnd the Not 10
be used except IN case OF fire pine !.
sfd those college boys stole out 81
Manaasr-aw harsy"
Clerk They'd matted n up over
the e'"'ein - Boston Transcript
Hts honor rooted Ia dlshonor
stood --'rpnnyson.
Nov the officers Of the navy are
up for q test"
What DO they have 10 dor
and t isis s sss i, ss r6 ss9 sog Ss
continuously - Houston Chronicle.
How fading are the Joys we do,e
uponl-
You write too much" said the
critic 20 the author.
But. my friend replied the au-
thor I've got tU live
How about your readsrHF
Al. Nsii-Ns we're al born TO
dta Atlanta Constitution.
what the eye sees not the heart
rusa not--cnmpion.
she undiFnantiYl-"You hss no
business o. kiss meN
He Hut a Nnant business ~
saa pleasure. Detroit hewa-TFib.
una.
Humility W the a. u. G of spiritual
iifs. at Vincent Dc Paul
'isha o. receiving attentions from
young lawyer and also from a young
Doctor
Which "a zhsadY"
They r. both somewhat back war6.
The lawyer asks merely Hypothetical
questions. and the doctor only seems
20 hold her hand % take her pulse
louisville Courier Journal
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KinS Edward. even frem hla ear
lest Yaar, was thoroughly taught
the meaning % che Constitution 81
England Daily he wau questioned
on the sub leEt until be grew o. 1iH-
like IL NEST heartily.
one daY he openly febriied. and
said % his tufor ~ hate fhih duty
HlFf it's toe ffFhtfuiiy dry
"Oh. replied the shocked tutor.
=hut Ii u very Important that you
should kuow all about The conatitu-
fien ~ the country over which you
uiit ona day have e. rule
yea sir Quaintiy replied the
prince. "ths English Constitution h
most important. ! know. but how
about my constitution
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TeArhe lidrem. an Island 81 q
body % land entirely surrounded BY
tatnndT
willle~-~A person In bath tub
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Whenever / use q spech ~ pow
der everyone notices ~ declared
JahuuFs sister % her chum
Why don't you use EmnhsieaE
powder put IN tbs boy. oycrhear-
lag
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she-"Haven't assn you on tho
Wridir0m
He-m'sAn sou fhink / look like a
football player. ehf
aa@@-~Sn ! thought you locked
iika.a lobster
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half A CENTURY AFTER LINCOLN

prssiden, calls her grand Oh
iady"
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aside with
all the Of
his
he Ubiquitous
had itself
doing but all nations freer and hap
III
future for
be born g Tom Lincoln peer and rowing carpenter
practically nothing - hoped TO give he little family
grandfather him had rssesed iic did his best
q the passion whose mind
fceAAhd
than Kentucky
IA on 4 ia aolia Rfeatn atu
do II aHlde 10 ~ a
truth
~ depend
ana the NJ or
he Opport
sTs HGs o r @S s1 Of ne ' a a s ss l. M hN
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The average woman g. not salts
fled 20 10 a. she plsaasS unless she
can alHa make other peepln % a.
abe piraass
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pron,ably
individually what would
conditions.
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ABE LINCOLN


The first won for us our independence
The last wrought out our manhood and self respect
Let MS give to each the glory due him
There * enough for both and Tor our nation
This the day Lincoln. And he has filled the
ury growing from humbest birth highest place. 10
nartyred death and world wide fame so viii he 90 ON grow
ing through all the centuries that are TO come nSpa
ton and i hope Tor an mankind
That is ii keep the Lincoln he was--if stand
faithful the sepuleher OF this cruced and that
false spirit issues forth ia his stead.
In the aduaton that being given Lincoln this
centenary day OF his birth there danger Of his being taken
from the human that he and deied into the
unknowablc
Thus has the world robbed OF the real Achilles the
Washington who have passed from human
semblance to fancful shadows
Let rs not thus be robbed Of the plain Abe I.neoni
Let MS keep the man he OF the noblcst
= pcopc
The unfortunate Hector is after all the hero Of the Had
and not the nvunebe Achilles and hy our popular process
Of eliminating an human weaknesses from great
comprehend
Nature never gave that face as an indication OF anv charac
its lines ii steel
One NAV control ones voice and discipline ones manner
but the lace bevond command Day and night waking and
an who care 10 read
And a. we must hold 10 the sad rugged houey intensely
to h% oe lust a he ashe sonde@ most really human
figure booming up in our history as a nation.
ness 81 mSnner ~i,h an his simplicity Of speeehhat was
Abe Lincoln.
infinitely more sacred than anv mthooTcai god or his
torianss fancies or poets dreams
everything es ''''' ''''' "''s "e y
born ~ the moor whites ~ slave state and inheriting the
millions oil 81 black slaves ' - ''''1 '''
a seIi-made man with scarcely one winters schooling
Worlds rsrare His letter 10 Mrs Bby printed s n aooSer
- it, a.
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o suspect company o
dere grab anythlag Bot perhapa this 4 he SHY
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WHY We SHOULD HONOR LINCOLN
BY IDA N. TARBELL


s. AZ I .n s. - ~ @ " M: @
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paid
striking between graft patriotism
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only suspicion
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Oklahoma blew
contingency provided for in the constitution.
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Roller officer might nn in
Japanese
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nv h at fna
lookta' fsF o. .
hHir tontr fhnt'ii
tone ua ia hair
That niat there.
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proper setting a conync
Camille
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getting pretty baseball
pfnnantY
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