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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-31

Use one-half pound of Calls liver,
one-half pint of stock, one-half Of a
lemon, a little onion and parsley, mash
ed potato, pepper and salt, two eggs,
frying fat, bread crumbs, sliced bacon.
Stew the liver in the stock very slow
w till cooked, then pound it, season
with pepper, lemon juice and chopped
parsley. Mix with half the quantity
of mashed potato, bind it with beat
en- egg, and divide into eroquettes. Roll
in egg and bread crumbs, fry tin a
golden brown in deep fat. Place each
crouuette on a small slice of carefully
fried bacon and a very dainty entree
is offered.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-31

school officers and patrons of the
schools OF North Dakota II we all
work together tremendously with the
common purpose of strengthening the
schools of the state. much good can be
accomplished. May we have the sup
port of all in any efforts made to pro-
mote the cause of education in North
Dakota.
Respectfully,
e. ]. TAYLOR
supt. Pub. Instruction.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-31

Chicago. H., Dec. S1.--Twenty- two
cars Of Gordon hats left here today
over the Northwestern. due in ST. Paul
New Years day. This shipment of
Gordon hats holds the worlds record
for size and time in transit.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17
mn RFPI mann.
toHnIN COM rntIsns Overwhelmingly
Against IIIs I.OcaI Option Cure

Omaha. July 10 William Jennings
Bryan ami hts county option prohibition
scheme We're turnel down hard IN Ne
hraSka today when the Democratic
county conventions declared against his
new paramount issue
A. midnight tonight twenty -or.
Counties. casting ~ per cent Of the vot.
had reported and Bryan and his issue
had got just IN" county ana thai Que
Bryan home county. whose convention
was held Last saturday
There are $50 delegates 10 ia. State
convention or these 81 have been chosen
fif'y seven are instructed for Bryan
2cl are instruct 81 gainst him an dsaventy-
live uninstr,icted Delegates have expressed
themselves a. opposed ~ county option
There are only eight d~i-gs,e- Who are
neutral
The tremendous odds against Bryan :
sch"me presa ~ hIs utter failure to cont 81
the convcntiou next week and probably
will mean the retirement - BRYAN from
the political field
late the afternoon n I Mrtcslfe
editor Of Bryans COmmoHsr. acC~pt,-d
the fling of his name as a candidate for
United States senator He will make the
race hacked by the Bryan strength
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17
Y4CHT CLtB uEN SAVE WOM,N.
DI,rd From she'll and Held Her % MN
help GAme.

While walking in Macombs Dam park
yesterday afternoon Mrs. Josephine Kle-
pert ~ Pas Fast iS5th street fell into the
Harlem River The tide was running
out and swiftly and the water was eight
feet deep where Mrs kiepert disappeared
Philip She-han and William Barties,
members 81 the Harlem Rowing Club were
rowing a shell nearby and made for the
woman Al the same time Chief Engineer
Maniere 81 the Macomb's Dam bridge
slid down a rope forty feet u ruwboat
tied at the bulkhead Of the bridge BY
the time he had cast IN the woman had
sunk w ice and when the two young men
In the shell saw her appear again they
dived from the shell and supported her
until Maniere came up ia the skih Mrs
Kiepert was lifted In and taken 10 the
float u the Wyanoke Boat Club at I5Ist
street
DR. = Agrelli Of $50 East i2Ist street
who had been driving over the bridge.
came down and worked over the woman
until an ambulance came from Fordham
Hospital He succeeded IN restoring
her u consciousness and i: was said at
tn. hospital that she would probably
recover
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17
CRiCK SHOTS 0N rHE IDaBO.
Crow IO Iiit the Target IS Out 10 80
TImr~ PRIZE - 500

PHILADFLPHIA. July ~ Shooting az a
target .aO yards distant. which was
moving at the rate 81 five mll-- an hour
the CInners ~ the United States battle
ship Idaho hit IN" mark ffte-n out of
sixteen shots m the practice N the Viz
glnla CIps- last April and won the 81 SOo
prize
The announcement was made at Lea que
Island to-day Just before the hattleship
pu;fed down the Delaware River on
tts Nav to NeWport. where II will take
aboard the Rhode Island Naval Ressry -
for a cruise IN Southern waters
Lieutenant Commander Williams read a
letter from Secretary Of the Navy Meyer
stating that to the crews Of the seven
inch guns and the eight inch gun had
been awarded the letter T.. and that Crew
No 10 had won the 81 .S0o prize for the
hest Workmanship Recently crew No
= got a navy prize Of SEQ for It's work an
target practice
T. signifies excellence and = highly
coveted Besides beinR emblazoned on
the gun shields each member Of the gun
crew can wear u on the sleeves 81 his
Jacket
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17
Vt. PAIL MAI NOT HEaR TAFT,
Tee Much strife Ameag the Con-erNa-
tioni-ts to suit the President.

BEVERLY. Mass. July 10. The national
conservation congress. which il TO meet
at ST Paul in September. probably will
not hear President Taft b y. Baker
~ Rsltimore. president 81 the congress
and John ID White Of Kansas City. its
secretary spent long time this after
noon trying 20 persuade the President
20 attend.
Since the written invitation came
several weeks ago many rumors 81 lac
tional fights among the cOnservationssts
over the possibility Of a Presidential
visit have come out Of the West. IL has
been reported that Clifford PinchOt and
James X. Garfield IN particular and prob
ably other radicals might seek to make
IL uncomfortable for Mr.. Taft Il he ven
tun-i 60 accept
Although tho Executive Offices deCla r.
that this didn't worry Mr. Taft a great
deal. il was aid also that he isn't likely
To go. He has no Speaking engnge-
msnts in the West in September and
doesn't wish 10 travel so far to make one
speech Events may change the tenta-
tive decision
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17
IMPERIaL SPRING CROTON.
No Ease for the Federal Courts Against
These water BottIers.

" came out IN the Federal court yes
terday that John Morgan and his son.
Alfred Y Morgan. % this city have been
brttlink Groton water and labelling II
Imperial Spring Water They were
convicted on June ~ under the pure food
Iaw and Yesterday judge Hof - the
United States District Court granted the
motion fpr arrest of Judgment on the
ground that the prosecution did not
afford the MorEans an opportunity %
meet th" charges The defendants also
moved for "A new trial but the Court de-
Clined 10 take any action. saying that a
new trial was not warranted
According 90 Judge Hollis opinion lied
yesterday the bottled water was perfectly
pure but II could in no sense he called
spring water ~ that term 10 understood
by the public. and was therefore mis-
branded The water was first strained
through sand and gravel Mineral salts
were then Dut in and tho mixture was
charged with carhonic acid gas. IL Was
then bottled m Thoroughly cl-an hot
ties
judge Holt rebpkes the Government
inspector Tor excessive zsal in the meth
DDS employed by him an bringing the Of
fence under the Federal statute. There
n no proof said the Court. that the Nor
gAns ever shipTed any - the water OUT
of this stat" except a half dozen bOttl"s
bought by the insI ~ctor In Newark The
whole matter should have been eft O.
the state authorities 10 deal with IN Judge
Hohs opinI"n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17
BICk SH0r rIRED ,ruORk vEN
Two wounded To- neNpiAIned Attack
Ambulance SIo~ ta RespOnd.

gang OF wor.men tearing down a
building ~ Jc2 Fast TN enty fourth street
und"rwsn' a storm of brick bats just AZ
knocsing - tune lac, night Firs, came
sticks. stones aud half bricks. and theu
"A shot from revolver The shot hlr
Michael KrIg. q plumber. IN the shoulder
and glanced IA hlA hand. Then came a
charge Of buck shot most Of which hi'
NichHel 1uporni1kv. labor-r. IA The,
shoulder and hack
The swift gathering Ot CROW a and
the sound II the shots brought a police
man he sstit IN "A call Ia Bellevu. Hos
pital Tor an ambulance waited Fifteen
minutes Tor II aud then set ia With other
pulirernon Ia carry tho Founded men 10
IN" East Twenty -s~Coni street police
station I.lsut. GilmaTtIn called Police
headquarters ~ Eni Out why Bellevue
hadn anzN cred oall coming from ~Itaiu
tao blocks Of itS own doors lie a-k 81
tho Bellevue send around an ambulance
then anyhow Alter a while II came aud
the doctor GIet up the wounded men
They both vent home Ia ~ Rivingtou
street
The police tried To hnd out Who was in
Censed against the workers on the build
ing. tut they Colldn't find that anybody
Was Neighbo"s had no explanation To
ofer Of the attack The Bellevue Hospital
authorities tris~l to- learn whose fault
II was that the ambulance hadn't been
sent on the first call and were inclined
10 put II up To- the day telephone operator
He had left bv the time they began thor
InNtstirailDn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17
FLAMES FROM THE SvOWCAP.
ship PAs,ing AIeuiian island witnesses
strange Volcanic Display.

SFATTLr. Wash. July 10 Flames hun
dreds Of feet high. bursting through the
snowcap % Mount Shishaldin. at the
eastern end 81 Unimak Island. ono OF the
Aleutian group. were observed by those
on board the freight steamship Montara.
which arrived here yesterday afternoon.
twelve days from Nome aud 81. Michael.
Tho Montara first sighted the burning
mountain on the morning Of July o. when
the steamer entered Unimak Pass. The
sea was turbuleni as u disturbed by
some seismic movement The flames
were remarkably olaar and free from the
usual smoke cloud
After passing through Unimak Pass
Capt. J. O Farria turned the vessel east
so as 20 pass along To the south side OF the
island. The ofticer- Of the ship could Sc
through their glasses that there War
snow 10 within a few feet Of the edge oi
the flames and that turbulent streams oi
water made 10y the rapidly melting snow
were tearing channels in the steep sides
OF the mountain.
Later in the day smoke began ~ beich
forth aud the snow became blackened
with the deposit Fog concealed the
flames during the night
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17
VIZ. D,yIESs UTO ~ CR,sH
sIdrS~I p~s Another Machine and VIZ
Da,Ies's Guest o. Hurt

BARYLoS. l.. July Is.-Thsre was a
slanCIng collision between the automo-
bileS of Julien T Davies. Jr.. and } stan
ley Foster on the South Country road
here late last night Robert Spence.
a guest % Mr. Davies dislocated his elbow
and the others in both cara were shaken
ny.
Mr. Davies's home ~ al West Islp. near
Babylon. and Mr. Foster has his country
home newt to the Meadows. the nome Of
his father. John Strong Foster ia this
town
Mr. Foster was driving west with a
marty Of friends and Mr. Davies. also
ACCOMPANIED by friends was going east
Roth owners were driving their own cars
II " Understood that the glare from the
headh xhts 81 the automobiles blinded
the drivers 80 that each wrongly estimated
the width 81 the narrow road Each car
was making about twenty miles an hour
At the time The hubs struck and the
front wheel On each car collapsed. The
only person thrown out Of either car was
Mr. spence
Mr. Sp-ncn - q Custom Hous- broker
in New York lie was attended by a ply
stefan and was taken 10 Mr Davis-'-
home
The cars were left IN the rad until
to-day
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17

feeding tn" public IN Misrepresentation
h"hevtng that M. I'.snplr want Il; In"
tar'n IN print paper has raused III"
Republicans rarity more trolh" than anN
pIhcr un" thing
/ NUI what hauI ..,-l WH"n We ri"
, u" ." !'Ic'' the iluv "u pr,ni pact G." -
! a ton al a." SpcaAsr -Nhv rha'
'rChH ""l - reform from " rsrorsIn
~hu taiI~ srS hours ~ a time AZ Chau
'arquaS '"uourcing the tsrih. solemnly
eros" AND Ssii that the oil duty of 50 q
ton was not high enough for the VISION
IN pan"r mills Ard ~" hat To CON
rroInls" lv making the rarin 81 - a ton
r'.st"a 81 g.. - the House ha 4 voi"i
lie ss,I thai the Post Oric.. deficit of
ao.oDo.0o could b.. made up snn- Il the
Tavern mc'rt Nouli l- gwen authority
Nv con gr--- a. have q monopOlv IA hauling
moU
In" ~ rak"r SAID Their" was -" much
w,ud JGmmng M the S'nlt. lie said
the Senate sh"uld reform ats rules So
that u could bring bill 10 a vote within
= reasonable time ~" felt SURE that such
reform would come bsfnr. long
Unol' Zoe held Nic,or MIrdOck the red
headed Kansas insurg"n, header. up Ia
'TAbff INV IoiilN lblhH ""
Joe con e1ded tina, Murdoch was r-,llting
himself and his insurK'nt band VT hhavinE
ACCOMPLISHED lot ~ things IN the House
which Muri"ck himself, a. the records
show. vut'i against
The SI-aak her alsr declared ihat under
the Rul"- Iummltt..- ~ r-formt.d Nv
IN" insurgents ia the r,-S-ipn Just ended
"a" e the most dr -tl' special rules
ever adopted Ivy the lIuu~.' wis put into
force This WIS the rul.A under which
the Administrative postal sIvings tank
bull vs. Tsess.'sl. and the Hou%r insurgents
were chiefly respousibl- tot it, adoption
mel. Je charges them thus With ~
sortuE 4, the very -Ng-.di-niS thar had
previously shocked their ~an~- - fair
u'.-s and stirred thri' wrath
tie zlii
Mr. MuTdpyh r'.,-utiV mad. a sfi'.,.Ci
m III" House r,.cuuutIng what The IN
surgen's had Won lie painted ~Ith
pride L. calendar "Wednesday But he
not unly voted against the rul" Grating
calendar Media -Sday bat he spoke gainst
u as "A Trojan horss brought into the
Nnus.' 10y the COMMITTEES. on ku.rs, and
b" said b" could 49,. Gold feet sticking
out II tn. belly II that hur--. referring
10 some members who had hs-.n as-oCi-
aiing with him but who had acted ~Ith
the INA jority to secure that change.
There was no 0ne in the Hous- Of Rspre-
-+utatlves more ardent IA his support
~ the iostal savings bank bi u than
Representative Murdock. lie was ready
10 adopt any means to secure that lsgisla-
uOn. and for once IN his legislative career
be- tHcame a constructive legislator IN
stead - a mere ob-tructor against lsgis-
lation As member - the CommItte-- on
Post OficeS and Post Roads, which had
charR, II that bill. he dad good service
N committee and On th.. foOr and | arm
glad to make this acknowledgement ~
that service hope he may take the
advice william Allen white gave To- Kansas
in 1897. become less interesting and
more frequently right
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17
NEAT AND ROBBED COLLECTOR.
Three Men Who Attacked Him In Hallway
Rscapet. LEAVING Him Unconscious.

Morris Sachs In . collector for the
Buckley -NewhAll furniture Arm ~ I7s,h
.tr.., and FIFTH avenue. lie went To
the second floor ~ 90 East iSsth street
Yesterday afternoon to get some money
from Mrs John MART When his srraud
was frishei he stopped IN the hallway
on tn. ground floor TO hook over hts re-
C.ipts
Two men were standing near the front
ioor. A. Sachs paused AZ the foot Of
the stairs they went up to him and told
him to give them all the money he hal
HntrieI 10 get past and they rushed him To
lie back u the hallway and clubbed him
on the hsaI with something iJunt and
hard Sachs yelle1 and then lost con-
sciOusne--
Mrs. Martz heard him and ran down
stairs The men we're going out the front
door Sa"hss pockets were turned
lusii. out aui his keys were scattered
over the floor
At Lebanon Hospital u was found ths'
h. hal lost SIS He saii that au Italian
stopy.l him a. he was on hi. way into
81 aud aSkei him where some one lived
THIS man was ore - the two who held
him up. They got away. Sachs had
a bAdly battered head
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17
DROW NED ~ ESOPUS GREEN
Three YOUNG Nen of jersey Cn,. Nem-
beers Of 4 amplnE Party. Lose Their Lives.

KINGSTON. y = July Ia MILAN
Kel-o. william Conklin and James Cor
don. young men from Jersey city. were
drowned ~ the ksopu- Greek near Sau-
g.rti.s Last night or early this morning
They weT~ camping out About mid
nj ght they started IN a motor boat from
SIuRrrtIes To- 60 To- their camp and thi-
morning Thomas Hopkins. a fourth mem
h-r Of the camping parry. was found
lying unconscious IN the shore Of the
creek opposite a tathing house. having
evidently been In the water Hopkins
after h-ins partly r-suscitated was only
able 10 say that the party had started
10 go IN swimming and that the boat had
upset The creek was dragged and the
brsiies - Conklin. K.lso and Gordon
Merr recUXer.d
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17
WOWiN LaWrER WINS s3..Ioo.
she Claimed ssO.O Pee for Protecting
John I.loy q From the college widow 4"

CHCAGo. July 10 Mary T.. Miller Of
Chicago. lawyer. won a verdict for So 800
to-day IN her SUIT b-fore Judge Gibbons
against the three Lloyd brothers. the
William brothers % Chicago and DR.
Henry u. DemArest Of Boston. grandsons
Il John Bross. once Lieutenant G overnor
Il Illinois. She had sued for SO.UOO
attorneys fees.
Miss Miller was retained 10y tho de-
Pendants 90 protect their younger brother
John Bross Lloyd. supposed TO b. under
the control ~ a woman known a. the
college widow
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17
NrW r>E roR THIMn PRINTS.
nIl~ auke~ WIN Have Ever, Cny Em-
pioy ee Leave His MARI

Mn.wArKET, Wis July 10 PLEASE
place your thImhprint in this place
This will 10 the polite request on August
" clerks in tn. ono. % the city Treas
urer - city employees who call Tor their
monthly pay.
The thumbprint system will be- tired
not only II protest the city hut tn Assist
,hr-a who are unable ~ write their names
readily II obtain their money
The plan Of city Treasurer Whtnall ~
- give each employees a card with his
thumbprint on one side The other slde
- To- be blank until the owner Of the order
calls at the once for his money
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17
sHE'S THE RECORD COW.
Mlssouri's Josephine Gave IN. re Pounds
of Milk in SIX Months.

COLUMBIA. Mo. July Ie--Josephine. a
Hol-tein dairy COW owned by the agri-
cultural college Of tn" University Of Mis-
sour. took this afternoon the worlds
milk record from Johanna. a Holland
dairy COW owned by J. W Gillett Of Rosen-
dale. Wis.
Johanna's record for six months to-
tailed II. Sal pounds OF milk Josephine's
total for the same period was 1879
pounds. Johanna's host single month in
her years test was Ass pounds. against
Josephine's high mark for one month OF
= go pounds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17
WHERE DICK ~ PL,IING.
Barber Who Takes the senator for al
Actor Gets an Answer.

BEVERLY Mass July iS-Senstor
Charles Dick Of Ohio has long iron gray
locks that ar. much admired. Hs walk"'
iuto . Cabot street barber shop to-day.
removed his panama and sat gently down
ia one Of the vacant chairs.
We'll. sir said the barber, what
show il playing tonight
The Senator laughed. I'm playing
the Ohio circuit just now he said.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17
sII,3sO FOR HARRY THAW.
The Balance Of HLs Fathers Estate o.
Divided Among the Hesrs.

PIrIsBuRG. July Is.-Fnal distribution
Of the balance OF the estate Of William
Thaw IL made by a decree handed down
in the Orphans Court. based on the ninth
and final account Of tho executors. Mary
Copley Thaw. Benjamin Thaw and Alex
ander Blair Thaw
Harry X Thaw receives by this decree
SII 3pO -. which ~ Co be paid to Roger
OMara trustee IN bankruptcy. This
- ons-tsnth Of the balance which IL dis
tTibut Ell TO the heirs
The total balance in the hands % the
accountants ~ shown by the account
was sos. lO2 81
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~u,p,rI"n> 4" the Niorn-, -a!rn-rsI.
NoI stump VIM Them Accuses Muir
drck "G Taking r-'iu for Law he
Gppo>'d TRrr~ the cha ui auGua De-
spite Prr,io,I> Thrrsts ~ NioIenrr
NINtGrrp Nm luiy IL ~p-akcr
A. vn WaS ug-rc pnl. bv h,s' this after
soon and hal To- qult While defending th.'
.psnsran iIr'y ant ohrd'ng ~" m
GENTS for par'v ,rcr am he was tak-u
,hr HON" Of Joseph r I.a1"ry ~h"r.
r Jacobs attended him The doctor
ed nat tn" SpcIk-r vas IA NJ irnIn-
I,- danger. but advised hrm To cancel
- .nraklng da'..s Cur several DAYS
ncle Joe ~, ..Ii.d. 10" wants ESPECIALLY
M Ia, Klnslt dt''s H. took q.
uomoblln rrd' t".ureht aud wall stay
ore until tom 'rrpw noon A. thai
iu. = will l.. d,. csn,in.l y neither hs car
Co.'S No dates
o." speaker hal ialk-.d for ,In hour and
tat Nrth the th.rnom-;"r hugging The
mark e. the Iarg"-, crowd ever -
..ri- lie hai pra rtically finished
- man .',.ech and was laying has ground
'. ansv"r senator Br.1ow'- attack on
t.. 'lr.H "sp'c tally ~ the rubber sched-
t-Ivered here one week ago. when
.Ir ."Ean to grow Dizzy He grabbed
n.." r-- out ~ a water pitcher and ap.
...i ? 10 his wrists and Ia the hack ~
cad All the time h. was trying -
..rue his talk Suddenly he said.
=. would like to continue. but the heat
- no"rcore me- | mus; quit thank
p" a few minutes he had somewhat
,ao'vcrcd To the dispensing crowd he
a.. This j. the first time in INV life
.as' hay. ever had "a sat short speech
account 81 sickness | aIn sorry
D..d.uy
While cold water ard coid ar were
.,I't 'hc aSasmblage gave hun the
.',.p..l salute
Co." ~I.aS-r was greatly disappointed
"a' '." at'aC.; came on before he could
,.r.. 'u Bustow lie had told he friends
v..' b" proposed 20 say II vas this:
senator Aldrich and others are
20 forming a rubber trust senator
fell ior short Of his duty IN not
...'rs the fats and hls proofs 20
.prn-y-G-neral rather than to
a T'.iIoai speech on the subject
'.s = such a 'r7.st II - IN violation
urt.-trl-t law, and all Offenders
80 -hogld 30 prosecuted
.', 'fh"- igno-an'ly or artfully
-.u'.d the facts az 20 the IN
Wan iie"tired rubber since
."n' i'rr"hse IN duty. tie -
.a haN" sIid that the Increase
a WI the imports. According
-'t'.-'l"tl 4 st-act q the Depart
= rn'n"-c' and labor m anu
..'"r has Increased IN imports
'. 'Hi = million dollars under
list. ha- increased almost
N prlc" M the last four
900 speech Nr Cannon told IA
.. 'r"-ld'ntial camuaign two
-.'' n" Gov Stubbs then
.'. -'r' a telegram - William
"" q. kausas We are ia -N-
ai.. said Stubs IN the
--t- taI don't want 90 h- dis
'.-' a.,- -chsduled for n speech
Hr. t.'." ! wired Phil Campbell
..t' ~'.IE - had told Taft Phil
}.i ONE I did
Wee. .. ~r, .rIrr.i recently tina, |
..k p. KarsEs to make some
.. .--"-a.-. / received several
-'...- ..-.., r.ta not 20 oome Some
..r..r.-.i ne Others wrote
.t.rsr, maid no attention
n -,
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safe. go going mstoT bsats for YOU vaeA
tom AtIsuflc f1uVsEN tuFnst Dsrtes. ~si~s
room. '1nroIrs' HIfson Terminal Bidg %
Lurch u .idF
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He COIIapssS While Roasting
The Pesky insurgents.
FAY FAVE TO or MS TOUR
Started 10 Al aCk eristow With
Eercu y al 100.

S,,> t,r hsu>aU >hOnl,i TaL- HIS Trust
~u, pirIan> to the Niornr, -a!rnrrsI.
>oI stump wnh Them Accuses Nur-
drrh "G rshinE tr-dn for Law NE
Gppo>'d faces the 'hauiau1ua he.
spite Prr,ioI> ThrrSts ~ NIoIenrr
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NAIL slnsCRIPIION ORDERS FoR
The Sun and The Evening sun may be eft win
rev sdeaRTA ~ SIua ehsrgc
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