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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-12-28
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told Brief,
flr Busy Readers.

Charles King is III of the grip.
George Hard Of SALISBURY was
here Tuesday.
Charles crossman is working for
r. II. Merrill.
Miss sibyl Harris spent Christmas
In North Adams
Mrs. John Warren of School street
is Ill Of the grip.
Frank Youchum is confined to the
house BY illness.
Miss Julia Fitzgerald is assisting
at Stewards grocery store.
Thomas and George Allen of Little
Falls are visiting their monther.
Miss Julia Belisle went Saturday
to her home in Manchester for a Wis
it,
John Hurley who was taken seri.
ously Ill on Monday remains about
I the same.
Charles Stein, of Seattle, Wash, is
visiting his brother Frank Stein Of
Depot street.
Miss Frances ODonnen attended
the funeral in Hoosick Falls Tuesday
of Mrs. Frank Riley.
Miss Fannie Mallory of Buffalo is
spending the holidays with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs, H. e. Mallory.
Charles Whitcomb while at work
in the Holden-Leonard factory Tues
day received a bad cut on the thumb.
The annual business meeting OF the
First Baptist church and corporation
will be held on Monday evening, Jan.
2.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy p. Taylor Of
Hartford, Conn, who have been Wis
lting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cal
vim Endress, have returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luman s. Norton and
daughter Isabel, are spending the hol-
ldays in Portland, Me-, as the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold c. Payson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Meredith of
New York who have been visiting
Mrs. Meredlth's mother, Mrs. Hogan
Of Depot street returned home today.
The primary, kindergarten and era
die roll departments of the First Bap-
list church will hold their Christmas
exercises at 2:30 o'clock this after
noon.
p. l.. Stolliker who has for some
time been acting as manager of the
Blue Book Garage has takena position
as travelling salesman for the Troy
Exchange
The main department of the First
Baptist church Bible school held Its
Christmas party In the church par
Tors Tuesday evening. Scenes from
Dickens carol were a feature of the
evening.
c. NJ. Lambert and Son have erect
ed large headstone of polished dark
blue marble in the cemetery at Cen
ter White Creek for Frank w, Fuller
Of SALISBURY in memory OF his son.
Tuesday this firm placed a three
piece Quincy granite job in the Gem.
etery at Old Bennington in memory
Of Elizabeth d. Scott, widow Of Mar
tin X. Scott, who died several years
ago.
Charles Gordon representing the
Old Homestead company was in
town yesterday. Years ago Mr. Cor.
don and j. NJ. Hyde of this town we're
associated for some ten years in
business in the management of the
atre in Pittsburg and on the road with
a theatrical company. Naturally the
TWO old friends got together and
spent most enjoyable day in talking
over former days.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-12-28
INCREASED EGG PRODUCTION
100 PER CENT

It is an old saying that "the proof
of the pudding is In the eating" 1t
Is another way OF saying that the val
ne of any article is never fully real
lied until It has been carefully test
ed and compared with others of the
same kind. ]. II. Russell OF River
Edge, N. j., has evidently been trying
poultry foods. In n recent letter he
says: "The barrel Of Pages Perfected
Poultry Food came duly to hand; and
after giving Il a fair trial have come
to the conclusion that cannot do
without Il. Il has increased my egg
production 100 per cent Enclosed
please find money order for one bar.
rel OF the food and one barrel OF
ground green bone and meat"
If you want to know more about
this food and the best ways Of uslne
Il. write to G. s. Page, Hyde Park, W
fqF his booklet, Profitable Poultry
IN will be sent free, postpaid, to any
ode mentioning this paper.
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For a Holiday Gift

For presentation 10 kindred and
friends resident within and beyond
the shadows OF Greylock mountain,
and the unequaled pastoral beauties
OF Berkshire and Bennington coun.
ties, no personal remembrance will
bo more priced and welcome than
Col. w. II. Phillips Pathfinder to
Greylock Mountain, the Berkshire
Hills and Historic Bennington" To
be found in all the leading bookstores
and news stands In Berkshire and Ben
nington counties and western Massa'
chusetts.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-12-28

Miss Clara Hanamsn spent Christ
mas at her home in Arlington.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-12-28
PoWNAL CENTER

Linus Towsley has had the misfor.
tune TO lose the use OF one of his
team horses, caused by lameness.
E. Lampman spent Christmas with
his family.
A Christmas tree was enjoyed at
the church with speaking and sing
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown were
guests Monday of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Martin Brown.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-12-28
CENTER SALISBURY

Frank l.. Stearns of North Ben.
nington spent yesterday In Troy.
Mr. and Mrs. George Galusha are
rejoicing over the birth OF a daugh-
ter born December %.
Miss Lora r. Wyman of Arlington
is visiting her cousin. Mrs. Jennie
Mears OF Main street.
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than to receive" Life Insurance fun
damentally applies this doctrine to
the family and to society in its broad
est sense because of its provisions
through efforts of the individual for
the welfare of others. National Life
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ALL Earle s. Kinsley, Agent, Rut
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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-06-15
FIRST COURSE.
EAST BOYER NEWS.

Mrs. John Andersen and daughter,
Marie, spent Friday with her mother,
Mrs. Philip Petersen.
Miss Alice LANCER spent several
days last week at the parental home.
Charley Heiden and wife returned
Friday from Polk county, where they
went to attend the funera of Mrs. Hell
den's sister-in-law. Her death was
caused by an operation from which
she never rallied.
John Neumann and wife visited with
the latter's brother, Henry Thompson,
and family. 81
Miss Helen Vanderwall is assisting
Mrs. Henry Mund with homework for
q few weeks. II
Miss Ina Halloran visited with Miss
Alma Helms on Sunday afternoon.
Among those who spent Sunday at
the Willie Heiden home were Theo
Edore Kuhl, wife and daughter; Char.
ley Heiden and wife, VIM. Lueck and
Willie Mundt.
Mr.. Herman Helms spent Sunday
with friends and relatives in Denison.
Miss ina Halloran spent Saturday at
the parental home.
A number OF friends and relatives
gathered at the Willie Heiden home on
Wednesday evening, the occasion De
ing Mrs. Heiden's birthday. Playing
cards, dancing and singing were the
chief diversions of the evening. An
elegant supper was served by the host
sess. The crowd was a jolly one and
the evening will be long remembered.
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NIsHNAsoTNY NEWS.

Mrs. Francis McSorley and children
visited at the Jerry Hasset home Tues.
day.
Miss Ruby Mullenger visited at her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. John.
ston, in Denison, Friday.
VI Mr.. and Mrs. John Comstock re.
turned Monday last from a few days
visit with relatives in Nebraska.
A party was given at the Charles
Steckelberg home Saturday evening
A large number attended and all re
port q good time. SO
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Lockmiller
ST., are staying with their daughter
Mrs. Henry Meyer this week. Ii
August Schnoor, wife and son. Earl,
visited at the Hermann Boeck home
Sunday.
Leulla Mundt was the guest Of her
aunt, Mrs. Henry. Meyer, Thursday.
Willie Boyens was a visitor at the
Steinkeuhler home Friday evening.
Misses Mary, Lockmiller and Ida
Meyers, accompanied by Willie Lock
miller. were Sunday visitors at the
Henry Meyers home.
Con Hasset and wife of near Deni,
son, Clarence O'Meara and wife OF
Buck Grove were visitors at the Nc.
Sorley home on. Sunday last.
Herman LOckmiller, Jr., purchased a
new automobile one day last week.
Mrs. Steinkeuhler visited with her
daughter. Mrs. Jake Rusterholz, last
Monday.
Miss Lillian Schroeder was the
guest of Ruby Mullenger on Monday.
rs Misses Grace and R1ancho M,,roh.
land We're guests of Miss Minnie
Loewe last Sunday.
w. ID. Mundt and son, Barney, called
on Herman Lockmiller last Thursday.
Willie and Otto Steinkeuhler we're
callers at William Mullenger's Wed,
uesday.
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AsPlNvvALL NEWS.

Mrs. Henry Mueller, from northwest
4 OF town, was in AspinwaIl one day last
week to see her mother, who was on
the sick list, but is now improving.
Mr.. Pete Kraach was q Manila Wis
1tOr one day last week.
Mr.. Herman Ehrichs and Mr.. Chas
Otto are building house for Mr.. ia
cob Sefverson.
Mr.. Richard Schacht was q Manning
visitor one day last week.
Mr.. Jurgen Carsten was in Arcadia on
business one day last week.
Mr.. y. r. Mutt of Templeton was in
town one day last week on BUSINESS
This is the time Of the year that the
boys should be picking up q little
money catching the pesky gopher
There are hundreds of the little ami
mails near Aspinwall that should be
caught. A boy with "a or more traps
could easily make q dollar a day trap
ping these animals. 81 IS
MI. George Thompson Is on the .sicl
list this week.
a few years ago Mr.. Robert Sum
merville, living half mile southeast
OF Aspinwall, found some Canadian
Sthtstles on his farm and tried many
pans to get rid of them. He finally
planted heavy crop of millet on the
land, putting double amount OF seed
In the ground by the thistles. The
heavy stand Of millet killed all the
sthistles. This year he has found a
small patch Of thistles and Is trying
the same scheme to rid his land from
them. His neighborss are watching
TO see what the outcome will be.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. Whendt and fam.
lily of Manila were in town one day
last week, visiting friends and rela.
Mr.. Dan McGrath, our lumber man
visited Charter Oak over Sunday, Wis.
iting friends and relatives, returning
Monday morning. j Il.
Mr. Adam Weise was In Manning
one day last week, visiting friends and
relatives. l a
Mr.. John Roggendorf and Miss Ida
Roggendorf were in Manning one day
last week, taking in the children,s
dance.
Mr.. r. ]. Love, our merchant, was
In Mitchell, S. D.. on business.
Mr.. Jurgens Carsten was in Coun.
Gil Bluffs q few days ago to see his
daughter, Maggie, who was operated
on for appendicitis two times. She
s1sort reported to be doing nicely now
MT. and Mrs. Fred Hansen were IN
Templeton over Sunday VISITING
friends and relatives.
The lightning is starting out good
this year. Last Saturday afternoon
MT. George Stoves mare and colt got
Killed The both We're valued at more
than $500. rs -, 3
Mrs. Henry Schade and her little
son We're In Manning on Monday, Wis
ttihg friends and relatives.
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MILFORD CENTER NEWS.

u
Mrs. Arthur King was on the sick
slist the past week.
r. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Robinson were
visitors In Denison Sunday.
Mrs. Joe Inghram and daughter.
Grace. have attended the commence.
ment exercises in Battle Greek, Fri
day. a 81
Miss Ida Williamson and his little
nephew, William Fuller, are visiting
n her sister, Mrs. Arthur King.
Mrs. Taylor and daughter, Florence.
visited at Stephen Slechta,s Sunday.
Mr.. Thomas Bennett has received
his new Buick car and is making good
use Of it. s 3
The Sunshine Club met with Miss
Mary Ryrhes Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kral and Miss
Tress Breen spent thursday with rela-
tives In Denison.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. j. Casey and Ray
mond Duffy spent Sunday at the
fByrnes home.
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ARlo:N NEWS.

Mrs Otis Nelson and Mrs. VIM But.
Her were Denison callers Monday last.
Miss Fay McColl Of Sufford, Ariz.. is
visiting Arion relatives.
Mrs. v. Talcott went to Ogden last
week to- visit her daughter. Mrs.
Hoke.
Mrs. Grant and daughter were in
town Saturday.
Mrs. Nellie Carson and sister. Gla-
dys Talcott, were out at Kenwood on
Sunday last, visiting Mr.. and Mrs,
Armstrong. M,
Mrs. s. w. Porter and granddaugh-
tier, Marion Warner, returned home on
Sunday after q visit ia Denison'
friends.
Fernie Butler is home for. the sum
mer vacation from Grinnell, where she
mas been student Tor the past year.
y. y. Thew Of Dentson was an Arion!
visitor last week.
James iranger. JAKE hepford, John
sasssYy veg anu SeoIee BARNES togeIher
s SIa enousM .noss ia 8EsN week 10 COM
pi9ss s,. IVY carloaus
the new teiasran - onsrator .e a. th -
tower. - 8 - - ~
M snrap,,a vent = IN, : No s,,n ! ] !
to see his family.
Prof James Rae Of Vinton is home
to spend vacation with his parents.
Hon. and Mrs. Thomas Rae n 4
Mrs. James Butler and children
went to FL. Dodge Saturday. 81
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OBSERVE cHILDREN's DAY.
Miiitaerische Bruderschaft Give the
Children Big Picnic at. Brueder-
schaft Park on Friday.

"Kinderfest" was duly observed last
Friday under the auspices Of the MIL
itaerische Bruderschaft, at their beau
tiful park in North Denison. The at
tendance Of children was much larger
this year than last, and all entered
into the spirit of the games with
much enthusiasm. For the girls "a
game of breaking plates" had been
prepared, and under the supes;ntend-
'ency Of Peter Atzen, was highly en-
joyed. Those winning prizes were:
First, Minnie Broders; second, Elva
Bielifeld; third, Maud Boyer; fourth,
Minnie Boger; fifth, Hida Atzen;
sixth. Anna Andersen; seventh, Annie
Boyer.
In the game of shooting at the eagle
there were many contestants among
the boys, and the following were prize
winners: First, Albert Lavwig; sec.
.ond, Willie Broders; third, Harry Sag
gau; fourth, Marvin Klinker; fifth,
Heinie Boyens; sixth, Adolph Han
sen; seventh, Martin Voss.
After the games lunch and hot cof-
fee were served all children, and then
they adjourned to the hall and a dance
was given especially for the children,
Later in the evening the older ones
enjoyed dance. The Wheeer-Hover
band and orchestra furnished music
during the afternoon and evening.
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LOCAL HAPPENINGS OF The COUNTY
4 ~ News Gathered By Our Efficient Corps
81 Correspondents All Over Crawford.
County.
RICKETTS, NEWS.

Mrs. Chas. Mohn, our former sta,
ton agents wife, now from Bronson
Ia, was the guest OF Mrs. Thomas
Munster q few days last week.
e Mr.. and Mrs. III. r. Timm and t1augh.
ter. Gladys. returned Tuesday evening
from a week spent in Otto and Onawa,
visiting relatives.
p. a.. Hoffman Of D4nison was in
town Wednesday, delivering books he
had taken orders for a few weeks ago.
Mr.. o. w. Tolbert, our station
agent, has been sick the past week,
but is much better.
u. p. Ainsworth and wife have
moved back from Schleswig. Mr.. Aims.
worth is now working with the Nye
5Sneider Lumber Co.
We are pleased to announce the
marriage of Anna Vollersen to L. E,
Haag. at Coleridge, Neb., June 1. The
bride Is the only daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. l. N. Vollersen, charming and
winning young lady. The groom's par
ents live at Hospers, Ia. He was man.
ager of the Nye Snieder lumber yard
here In 1908 and won the respect of
every one. We wish to extend cur
heartiest congratulations and best
wishes to this happy young couple as
they take up their new homs in Lamro,
SD.
George Krohnke is the owner Of q
fine new p. NJ. +. touring car.
Helen CARRIER Of Denison visited
friends in Ricketts, over Sunday.
MT. and Mrs. Geo. SeifOrd, Sr.. from
Ari0n, visited their son, Clint. over
Sunday.
large crowd Of relatives gathered
at the j. II. Dethlefs home, Sunday, to
be present at the christening of Deth-
lef's baby daughter by Rev. G. Runge.
The medicine show in town this
week is drawing large crowds every
night. The popular lady and popular
baby contest are the main features.
The most popular baby prize, q knife,
fork and spoon, was given to Herbert
SVogt Saturday evening. The nail driv-
ing contest by five ladies on Friday
With her parents and preparing to snip
evening was Won by Mrs. Fred Bunk.
Mrs. z. p. Haag is spending q week
Ter goods to Dakota soon. Mr.. Haag
was called back to his work and was
thus unable to accompany his wife.
Mrs. Peter Hintze is not very We II
and her daughter, Mary, is down from
SchlesWig to spend part of the sum.
mer.
has sold her town property here to
Gus schau and will give possession
July 1.
The ball game played on our dia-
mond Sunday between the home team
and Ute resulted 10 to 8 in favor OF
Ute.
Mrs. Chris Suhr Of Dow City visited
her sister, Mrs. Max Wulf, Sunday.
Mr.. Herman Schultz and daughter,
Martha, Of Schleswig, were guests at
the Hugo Rix home Sunday.
III. r. Tmm, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Krohnke and Mrs. Max Wulf called on
relatives and friends in Schleswig on
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. N. vollersen and
niece, Sophia sorgenfrei, spent Mon
day in Castana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Munster
called on relatives in Charter Oak on
Monday.
Miss Nellie McGrath- of Charter Oak
evening.
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MAN BIRDS 70 eE At SIOUX CITY.
Willard and Mars to Fly in Glenn II.
curtiss' Aeroplanes at Woodland
Park, June 20, 80 and July 1.

The Sioux City Commercial Club
has raised among the business men
of that town $4,000 to secure from
Glenn H. Curtiss. the worlds greatest
'conqueror of the air, the use of two
or more of his aeroplanes and the
services of Wi ard and Mars, his two
chief assistant, for an aviation meet
s''': go. o 1. held at Woodland park,
Riverside, the last two days Of June
and the first day Of July. Incidental
to the main attraction, there will be
a band concert every afternoon OF the
meet, and in the morning there will he
Western League base ball games at
Mizzou park down town.
The flights of the aeroplanes will
start every afternoon at / O'clock.
There will be races between Willargp
and Mars. and then all sorts Of exhihi-
lions will be given. These exhibitions
will include flights around the course.
trials for endurance and height, accu-
rate and quick starting and landing
tests. and attempts at slow flying and
gliding.
Indications are that the meet win
be attended by $4,000 persons daily.
At Los Angeles and in the few other
places where these meets have been
held, the crowds have been enormous.
Sioux City railroads and arranging to,
increase their equipment for the occas-
sion and the hotels are taking pnecan.-
ton against being swamped. a
The Denison ball team defeated the
Early ball club on Friday afternoon
at the Denison ball park. The Early
boys We're outclassed and the home
team had no trouble in running in nine
scores, while the visitors only made
one score. The game was well played
from start to finish very few errors
being made on either side.
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MANlLLA ITEMS.

II
Miss ARA City and daughter, Faye.
of Des Moines came Friday to attend
the o. NJ. g. reunion and to visit
friends.
Miss Ida Soylss returned from Sac
City the fore part of the week, where
she has spent the past year teaching
school. She will spend the summer at
Manila with her parents.
Mrs. 7. p. Dyson and son, Ralph, of
Des Moines, came Friday to attend the
@. N. g. reunion and for a visit at the
r. T. Barber and II. j. Dyson homes.
Miss Bessie Saunders left the first
| OF the week for Cedar Rapids, where
| she viii attend summer school.
Mrs. p. y. Bliven spent Wednesday
In Nicola visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Zimmerman. Il
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the M.
p. church will meet Wednesday aft
ernoon with Mrs. Y. Brown.
Miss Ellen Palmer returned from,
Nicola Friday evening, after a visit at
that place with her uncle, Andrew
Pearce, and family,
Mrs. A. L. Avery of Omaha, Nebr.,
is here this week visiting her parents,
MT. and Mrs. s. M, Nelly, and also
esStCAOAnt5 tu0 VI l0. VI ISuulOu.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. III. Buf1inton are In
their daughter, Mrs. Will McGilva.
Des Moines this week visiting with
Miss Irma Van Meter OF Defiance,
Iowa, left here Saturday for Iowa City.
where she Will attend summer school.
Miss Grace Bidlack, who spent the
past year at Sac City, Ia, teaching,
school, came home the fore part of the.
week to visit her parents.
Mrs. y. b. Dyson and son, Ralph, and
{ Mrs. j. +. Barber spent Tuesday In
Charter Oak visiting relatives and
friends. g
Mrs. w. E. Draper expects to leave
for Dawson, Neb.. the latter part OF
the week, for an extended visit at her
parental home. ss.S
Miss Name Prosser expects to leave
for Iowa City Friday morning, where
she will attend summer school.
Miss Hazel Dempster will leave for
Des Moines Thursday morning for q
visit at the T. p. Dyson home.
Francis Kerr entertained the Stand
ard Bearers of the NJ. E. Church at his
pleasant country home, Wednesday
evening. "a large crowd was In at
tendance. a good program was given,
served, as follows: .s5S72
Fruit salad Nahiscos
olives Marguerites
Ice Cream Cake
Lemonade
Al We. we've ready - s+art for HON
we wara tnld thot NC shad 1919
Francis celebrate his 23d birthday.
Every one present had a goood time.
Miss, Mae Laison left for Wisconsin
Monday morning, having been called
there on account of the death Of her
SISTERS little boy.
The O. M. C.opened their annual re.
union with meeting Friday after
noon. June 10, at the home Of Mrs.
Charley Lefferts, in toe north part Of
town. A large crowd was present.
those from out of town in attendance
belonging to the club being Mrs. T. 81.
/ Dyson and Mrs. Arzes City. both Of
Des Moines; Mrs. r. s. Avery Of Oma-i
ha and Miss Grace Bidlack Of Sac City,
ioWa. .
The meeting was opened by an adj
dress OF welcome by the president.
Miss Abbie Cook, to which Mrs. ~ S.
Avery Of Omaha responded. An inter
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get them on. but she did fairly well
teaching such q large, pretty crowd.
Much fun and merriment prevailed.
but Grace was unable to spell Mrs. F..
y. Campbell down, so she obtained the
prize as champion speller.
Every one had been requested to
bring something wrapped in clean pa
per, to trade insight, unseen, so next
they proceeded to trade. Some very
funny things We're disposed of in this
manner, affording those assembled
considerable amusement.
Mrs. Kehr and Grace then provided
teach with booklet full of riddles
which they were to answer. AS these
We're rather difficult, few correct an
swers were given.
a luncheon was then. served as fol-
lows: Ss5 Il
FIRST COURSE.
Sandwiches Olives
Radishes Scalloped salmon
& Pickles Vegetable Salad
Coffee Sailed Peanuts
SECOND COURSE.
Pineapple Ice Cake
After a pleasant social hour, all de-
parted for. home, having spent de-
lightful afternoon.
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Then about q dozen men worked for,
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snow how smart they were. The boy
iost his nerve and had to be lowered
py rope, and he was sent to Jail for
ten days for raising fuss.
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