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CONQi EST or THE IIR.
Not Bring BuiIt Lie = Bird. Wan Files
To-day and DIrs Tomorrow.

10 GUt tpIr"P 80 IHr SIS ~ Nov
adav- ~" read a great deal about man con
9Ie-t oi 'h" ar put vh"r"fu lie. the con
quest Man 'ifrs to-day man fie- fall
and dies 'o-uorroV and ~. uoufuer- 90
about tho streets n Gud Intended man ~
nv. day IN and day ont We vuuld have Iuil,
Uis creature like htrd
Neithcr can man swim that i not yerv
far 10 man really 'oyld swim. v~r" b.. in
tended Tor -Ibs aqueous stunt A. all the
Master would hay" constructed HIM lii. a
FISH
I am we'll aware NJ course that We have
IN abundau," ol fy'u.u The-. too are
forever ballo0ning something and We know
their place Of abod" ~ the wall street ago
ton. ia the cook Pearv "NrInring colony.
at oyster BHy. ~ the WHIT" i.ght district.
at Washington. At the summer capital and
az IN. other turning Joint" 100 our runoued
land
We ob4erye too ~" large school ~ hn--
among men. and women 49,. tho one . mi
uut- variety. Ihs-" wflgVls along b.nsatI
NJ n. balloon of ~. ~ u.u. mlwtng the
gold brick ballast A. n D. thrown out Th.-s
i@atuTs-. hoveyrr. whlI" ever present. are
neither here nor Their" when considering
the continuous tragedy ~ fring-
GI"HUE BANNEs rt~No,E
NV NuRE. July ~
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The MNsIcrN of MN

/ Last week the newspapers told II
various farmers who. unable prniuably
To dispose ut their milk for the New
York market. were FEEDING it To their
pigs. soon after this il was announced
that tho Consolidated Milk tNChnngr
which regulates IN" price raid for milk T."
the farmers. had dccidrd tn Increase the
rate nnc-half a cent "a quart over IN"
June price, bringing the amount 10 IT,
pald tn the darymen up Ia three and
one-half cents 4 quart This decision
was followed Yesterday hy the news
that several Of the larg" distributors
in New York would rails" their retail
price to nine cents a quart the prlC"
fixed last spring and attcrwari aban-
doned by most Of the large dealers.
The investigation Of the milk business
conducted by Acknowledgement OMNl-
LEY resulted in several indictments Of
milk dealers charged wl'h restraint "f
trade and gave rise To- tho belief that
the farmers were undergrad for their
product, while the ultimate consumers
were Obliged 10 pay alt ogCt her too much,
tnt ul~JIlbNtfIN k'llllE lll' b'iNNN lll
eSorbtant profits. The persons indicted
have not been brought {" trial.
with thss" indictments pending then.
the price at milk - again advanced io
the figure which caused indignation and
invest iGation few months ago II
would seem that IN" dealers must hc
sure Of their ground or they would not
risk another popular demand for rcg,I-
lation md prosecution. The improve
menis that have recently been insisted
on IN the conditions surrounding the
production of milk have imposed
heavy burden on the farmers and they
are entitled to a far profit The belief
that they do not get tins and that the
city dealers got far more than they
should IL widespread and firmly held
In this indeed il tho mystery of the
milk situation which should he made
clear a. the result of the agitat ION that
may now be confidently expected
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just ~ though BRYNN had not dnnIi-
and shameful Year, Down with Can
nonlsm!' biwlcd Mr. OvIEM,N. his
bosom swelling IN righteous paroNysm;
and 4 p with Organism. We suppose.
II was the usual thing. the same old
keynote. and h" u~rd no glov"d hand in
dealing with Republican extravaganza
There II Was that a tine patriotic pallor
tnuk tho place Of the ru-y flush nf hattie
and the rich. round. -umptuous voi,r
subsided io a low bat I"net rating moan.
EVtraVacanCr the dissipation Of plutoC-
racy, The plavthing of the blnated cor
poratinns and the dircful combinations
hut the MaGog and the Brlnderbore of
all high minded Democrats The North
Carolina Representatives in Congress
are boasting that they looted Tho Federal
treasury more successfully than ever
before through tho rivers and harbors
bill ~ we'll ~ by tho way " appropria-
tions for public buildings. and they are
honored and acclaimed ~ home accord
ingly. bat one and all they have cunsc-
Grated themselves 10 retrenChment and
the vestal flame OF economy lives in
every Democratic breast
Nobody was disappointed Every
body got his MI of rood. red hot party
doctrine TARA for revenue only, with
the State frrCkled all over with cotton
mills that depend upon protection for
their existence and with their hundreds
If thousands of operatives who depend
upon the mills for their daily bread. 4
tariN for revenue only. and economy and
bunCombe for barbeCues and convcn-
tions and the white plume Of Democ-
raCy stuck In Senator OVERMAN's hat .
and everybody riding home IN sub-i-
died railroads and Humbug enthroned
afrcsh upon i's ancient cminenCe'
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NEW HiHPSHIRE.
az the Name of One Of Its Towns and Quail.
ncatIoas of tpne of Its Candidates.

To rHT EDITOR ~ IHE SrN Str - 7.
: comes 10 the front again and imparts
some Information concerning the "prett y
,it,le town % Mont Vernon. y n
have made IN Investigation in rela-
ton 20 the naming of this town with the
following result In tho History Of the
low n ~ IItIlsborough County. IN that part
II II which relates 20 the town of Amherst.
u - stated hat tn" -e'ond or northwest
part 81 This town was organized June ~.
i7si, and incorporated A. the town OF Mount
Vernon pr'cmh"r Is. I~u3
In tho proceedings Of The New Hamr-hire
senate II december : s"7. - fh- statement
IN at 10 INCORPORATE tho norihv - err
part Of amherst INTO TOW u and tnv'-f the
inhabitRn'- thereof with such privileges aud
immuni'is~ ~ other towns ~ the STATE hold
and enjoy, having been read third time.
Ma passed 20 h- enacted sent down tor
con'urren'e, presented |'o Tho GoNeTnorl
record that no name - given
In smiths history oi ~" town puhlShci
IN 1875. - this Statement The preponderai-
Ilg 'iSelthood - that 10" name ~ the TOW n
Wa intended 'p b" In Wengry ~ Washing
tons home. the beloved Father IT hi- toun-
ny having re- "n,I is died III" name Mont.
" hitch -scui- 10 hsv" haen used IN the act
~ Incorporation. was probably due 10 a
h.Und.r m transcription Tho original
,opy Danuo' be- found. bu' - certified Copv
England ttI1"ttccr glNs- ~" name Of the
town ~ Mount vernon. and ! supposed
hit"r all u seems - he = case Of
.tuaedlsdutn and tweed led.~ Mount =
- the tngii-h name for = mountain or Iul
A. the Mount If Olives. and mont. j. the
French name nur neigh boring state Of
vermont ~ is veil known derives her
name from vert. green ami mont noun
tain. OF tho Green Mountain state and a
very appropTidt" nam" for that hilly coun-
trs
n 20 Mr. Nhrilll Baker. to whom y
silude. ~ intending 70 run for GOV
cruor Of Sew Hampshire. | am 81 the
opinion that she j. fIllN ,pUUstsuf to
Nh that n'ti,. Nhether -hc T. eligible or
not - q question that ha- been referred hv
fN" Secretary Of state To- ~. Attorner-
General for his decision
80 tar ~ woman suffrage = concerned
| never could see why = woman ha. not
- good natural right - vote and
hold 1ff'rr 49, man The question seema
to 10 o. .rTadi.nCv ~ Paul in ms
"pistlr 80 mo corinthians 4 cor VI 10
-ay- NJ things are law ful unto me hut all
things Hr" not eNpsdient- and " he Wa
suffrage VH- not eXp@'iisnt ~ Paul hal
som. prettv decided opinions a. 10 the
apparel and conduct ~ omen and Was not
niruti to express hem 'Ss. Timothy N .
p-lgD n only ~. decent women and the
men also had ~" right To vote aud holi
pf'i's thi- would be different country from
vhat " -. IN fact modern utopia One
thing T. pretty evident. the politicians in
this part ~ the country AZ least do not
Want 10 have woman suffrage prevail Tor n
would Interfere with the smooth working
Of m" machine HOWARD COOK.
C"N,nFp y ~ July "a
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MR. WILSON'S ENGLISH.
ne May Lose the solid Vote 81 the New
Jersey I!ramn arians.

To raw Enron ~ TIVE SUN Sir Gen
orally speaking, It j. not an imperative
duty resting on college president to run
for ONCE Pres ident Woodrov Wilson NJ
Princeton appears now and then 10 he In
terror ~ such an obligation. and To he In
danger of weakly Yielding to II on the
other hand Va are all entitled to expect
that when an American college president
announces candidacy or anything else
he viii do II IN English THIS Ia a part ri
his announC ement ~ saturday.
but my Wish does not constitute my duty. and
Informed persons have assured ne they belle, :
" will That II i the wish and hone Of decided
majority Of the thoughtful democrats Of the
state that should consent Tn accept the party =
nomination f1r the great ofnCs 81 Governor
should deem u NY duty a. wei - an honor and
privilege tn do ~
! cannot and do not venture to assume that this
II the casr n remains To he seen whether n Is
not I should not feel personally disAppoln ted
u n should turn out otherwise But IL Il clearly
ssntatNeS % the public press who have urged
me say how I feel about this very important
matter that should make this statement rather
than srer1 Ia ,Oid their legitimate inquiries
In these few lines he not ONLY indJlaes
in INV olNed -entenC~s almost to the Yoini
of eN'inEui-hinR their meaning and makes
he conjunction that chase itself through
his complications like q kitten chasing It's
own tail but he constantly vonfOundr his
-.houlda and Woulds In the above
-houds With rapid FIRE. needle gun rope
tt'ion. y hereAs few Nould- JudtCtoualy
scattered between would have better he
lifted the lines of a grammgrian and Would
have pleasantly relieved he nonotony for
piAINFiFLn = July II
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IOLI NTEERS or tHERICt.
They Need Money In order to give Poor
Children Fresh Air.

To THE EDITOR up Tar SvN Sir. In
some 81 the oyerheated. overcrpvded sec
tons NJ the city hre hundreds of mothers
and children 10 whom one or two weeks Of
country life would he not only timely
physical benefit but a veritsbl- boon What
our Volunteer Hospital on Gold street IL
doing for some Of those deserving ones hy
way of meeting emergencies the freeh air
of our country camp on the Hudson would
Ito for those Who are positively SUFFERING
for a change of environment u has
seemed to W With our experience that the
most practical and beneficial form of beney
olenCe l. To take these distress ed peop,e esns
Ciaily weak. undeTfed little children whsr.
amid bTeeEeS. flowers. sunshine and hirds
they could have some chance To- regain their
health and strength.
Wall YOU permit me tn ask your reader.
for financial aid TO carry on this WORTH
obiesiP
some Of the cases that come under nm,
not ice u onld verify move a heart ~ ada 49,,
and could readers personally speak Nith
some Of the fathers and mothers who bsg
that their children may have ltttle change
from the -tininR heat and conditio ions 81
perjury they would be amply rewarded for
any money they place at our Disposal Tor
the accomplishment ~ this good end
VIII you please Ask that subscriptions no
sent 20 President Ballington Booth, Volun.
teers OF America. - West Twenty-eishtb
street, New York city, An of1rtA1 re.eint
" III he sent for all su bscriptions
BALLINGTON BooIu
NV YoRE. July Is President
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4 New kinRd dom

\ hit II land about "a large as the
Yellowstone Park and much more noun
famous. wedgrd in between Austria
Hungary and Turkey and with popu-
lation less than most Of the States of the
Union. will become the kingdom o! Mon
tenegro next month Heretofore It has
been merely principally Tho change
IL due tn the ambition Of it, ruler. Prince
NICHOLAS. and Ia the consent Of the
Power "f Europe, for which he asked.
There was no good reason why the rank
II tho little State should not bc raised.
and the Powers agreed to the request
apparently from feeling of good ma
turcd iuiulgenc'. Even in Russia
which stands ~ sort " sponsor for
Montenegro. the reports Say that the
matter Wa regarded nv the Government
with feelings Of benevolenCe possibly
tincturrd with amusement
Montenegro happiest time must have
b'cn her fighting days, for the people
refer 10 those A. tho only ones worthy
~ remembrance and in which they had
a definite occupation. There was glory
for all IN driving back the Turks and
in struggling for independence against
such great Odds But the Turkish
hordes no longer modest their Tgoun-
talns and valleys and there il no other
nation small enough for them To fight.
80 thar for wears Montenegro has been
a nation out of n job With traditions
ot mari al pruWc~s and scarcely mem
nry NJ peaceful pursuits il has been most
difficult for her tn drop down into this
age If humdr1lm work. The establish
meut ~ industries in country of such
-canty natural resources seemed too great
u task for the Nontenegrins 10 under
TAX" and they have made practically no
,dvance IN commerce or business. They
hav" lived IN apparent Contentment I'M
dor the pa'"-'lsl government Of NICHO-
Las Tie Con-t tuition that was adopted
few wears ago came not 49, much az
their demands a. a gift from the Prince
When they expressed dl>sa' isfaction
with its grants h" abroga'ed mos 81
the provisions and restored tn n great
extent his own SHli-r,ile
IN tIlf ulSf'u~Slon "l VI" etNt OI the
change upon European politics the most
important point made WAS that Monte
negro a. a kingdom might become a
much greater centre for the South Slav
movement than Montenegro as "A prin-
cipality; but Austria Hungary's con
sent 10 the request of NICHOLAS would
Indicate that she has no fear Of such
developments. Montenegro's position
a. an ally Of Russia did not figure much
in the change for while the Gar has
given liberal subsidies 10 the State for
wears and equipped it's army of some
1000. he has never called upon u for
service and the OFFER If men or officers
in the Russo-JapancSe war was not ac-
cepted. II appears. then, that Monte
negro smallne~s was her saving rrace
in attaining rank II was not a matter
NJ enough importance for Europe 10
object To and the Powers LET her have
her own way.
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4 VIEW YORKERS FLINT.
Troubles NJ an Ioneeeut Traveller m
Familiar New jersey.

To rvs kpIroR ~ THg St'S -.Slr WI sone
one kindly explain TO me Why u IL that Nss
Workers who spend their rnoney freely IN searrs
OF amusement and pleasure are subjected 20 ~
kinds OF Inconvenience and delays on ne ta''
roads on sunday
Here are few samples o. what the pNsserssr'
on = train that left Asbury PARK ~ - u
had TO put up With before thcJ arrived on re
Jersey side OF the river: ono passenger VINO 81
sired TO learn whether the train he vss on vH
going Ia atlantic Highlands or by all rsn - NeH
NurH asked the conductor for the information
Where are We xoins' ASKED the pAssrngcr IT,
Intended la add. To Atlantic Highlands o. NsT
ors." but before he could complete hi~ q ls>t1n
the conductor sarrasirAlly answered VIZ
are We going We're going TO New Nors Mtr1
the conductor had rid himself of hi curt rr1'
the passenger MAS then able TO nn-h u'f' =
originally had attended 10 Ssy. End D. es'n'4
That he was going All rail- 10 New NorL
The locomotive hauNnE tho Train r1d p r--'|
Of csrs ami the TACT that ali OF them seTr ,-Hvi'i
- 70, far from N~sArk ,hr dr, -loi'~h , rs' ."'
ihA' stalled her there for -sv.Tal min -rs ~
managed Ia set under heAdVaE axain ore. y
Of ltrktng and hnaly reached Nea.r. ".~.'a
number OF Passengers got 81: hG' >n" ..'
Ahie tO start again without the all n. 'H''.'
locomotive hooked on b.hind rscu .r,. '
Of dif1CultS WAS rNperi~nred In getting OBJ ..n.
started. and the train nnAlly teposi'c,. be- la. "
the Jersey terminal about three uyA-'r.- " 81
hour late.
Just one more kick. The car In which a. 20
without the services Of = drinking glN,. r.. ..'-
who wished 20 get drink wcr" 'orc'
IN the n-Nt car This WAS hAri On poo
foIEs and the children. lituc reform
be wasted. NV l..
NEw YOsH july -
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for the breaking mp 81 the practise i
difficult To- imagine unless IA" cynical
opinion h. entertained that IN" ra-ca.-
in the business controlled certain law
makers Mr. WILLIAMS seems to have
failcd 10 realize that the legislation
wanted by him would have bc"n forced
through nv the pressure II public "pln-
ion had he made known the facts in his
possession whllr M" senate and Assem-
bly were ~ session.
\ curious aspect uf m" matter - tho
Guic-oent attitude IT Nr. WILLIAMS
predecessors IN office toward this lnss
of revenue WHY drl they leave il for
him tn make tho discoveries he has now
revealed To- the puhhr'
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The stock stamp Thieves

RI Comptroller CLARK WILLIAMS i
right IN his estimate Of the amount lost
10 the State nv the theft Of stock trans
fer tax stamps this form II thievery has
cost the taxpayers s. .OO.GO a year Of
late amt large sum annually ever since
the Law imposing this tax went into Of
feet Tho traffic in u-ad STAMPS j. al
legged "a have bcpn carried IN bv dealeru
who began business IN ISgS when tho
collection ~ the Spanish war taxes be-
gan The invasion of the stock market
Nv the state in it, search for SOURCES of
revenue offered new opportunities for
dishonest men among these dealers. and
their business appears 10 have reached
large proportions.
Nor has this stealing been done with
out the knowledge of the public. For
several years the newspapers have
printed ut f,equent intervals tales OF
Office and messenger boys who removed
lnadequately cancelled STAMPS and sold
them. and the headquarters oi the traffic
have been notorious. The rather vague
statement Of an Office boy that he had
talked with about .OB- others on the
subject Of this easy way Of getting
money NAV b. an eXsgGerntion. but tho
testimony Indicates how widespread The
th,"ycry has been
Ti" -'atui" il ~ Wp.rdod that succcS.-
tul prosecutions are almost impossible
~" prir'.p1l "yiden"c ne,,'ssarily COM
lr" n 49, t''"mplIc"~. The motive ~
III" b"-r,Hun" m refusing To paes the
!I~- recommended 10y Nlr. WILLIAMS
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Peter COwback

This IL great. and all boophilists hope
true. news that tricklcS from Medina.
that sacred city of the Thirty-fourth
New York Congress district. The PoR-
TERs, who invented Niagara Falls, are
on baltic bent once more against those
reactionary plutocrats the WIDs-
woRTHs. Tho Hon. PETER AUGUsTUs
PORTER. the friend and upifter Of the
cow Colonel PETE" who, with the sign
~ the bo=sy on his ticket. overthrow
the Hon. JAMES WoUCoTT WApswoRTH.
the boss Colonel PETER AUGUSTUS
PORTER We are told j. again To H. an
independent candidate for Representa-
tive in Congress.
Politics has Ocs,l blessed with few
more gracious idylls than the Hon
PETER AUGUSTUS Porter. high adj
vanced on milky mother 81 herds
Capeting mode-tly but proudly over
the PROSTATE jim NADSwORrH That
North Carolina Republican Congress
man who -tumprd his dist riot bullhack
WIS merely fcrociouS or humorous
PETER ACGUsTI was quiet but superb.
What good man, what upliftablc
man. will not welcome tho daring cow
back rider of Niagara Falls. Nav the
future Of tho american cow H. a. proud
~ her past and tho price ~ her poetry
be consid, rabIy les quart than az
nreSent,
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PTBLTC SCHOOL ART.
sesne Reaections on Its Nethe,is and
Results.

ror,pD,r,r oyTuv S,, u,.,,
- ~ ~ -. ~.
IonGieHoN mistaken "n"h u" sam ma
practical about training of any kind must
h. ,,,,,o..ad ui,b Tho nccessi,v 81 rivb,
~, - ,,---.,,.' -, .,,,.. =, a.. -,
material ure'tn'-~ w s"''hk nv 'n' MAR
Of n subject and economy OF time down N
hours and minutes
4, i. therefore hidicrous to note the
-, -, - =
aholh OF hI' SUN ""''e" i"r o" "Nh
childr"n- consumption IN ina grammar
schools 81 the country at large Nine.
tanth. 81 IL 4. ab-olu,eIv irnpo-sIbIe 10 more
-. -. ,,.s.,,..I -, :, 49,. "a -. -,
thAh rhi" throuHh az "' INV AZ" v '"'
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sounding a KEYNOTE

Much Wa expected Of senator LIZ
; OVhRMANS keynote speech. made
yesterday. and m no sense wa. II "A dis.
appointment. says an e'-tatic North
carolina paper which VIA represented
a. ~" tharlUtr" convention. July ~ We
>an ,maglu" t'.g' It gra'lhcd rh.. Assem-
b" crowd II" d"nouno''d The RcpriS-
l"I' party 100 Mn" IN" "d fashioned
-. uIui q. d" .t rr,pr-'rr.'rul Jay.
AMI ilu"i ur Tire Dru,a O. =. II TIl.rtv
and 'Lt'tl'>u irr pUh,r ycucrltinn
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4 Fl-.r At IN. 0e,.rrm.rt weather n,r,..,

To THE TptrnH oT TIVE SuS,sH I NOTICE
that neither on July Is nor on July did the weather
predir ton the nrsi rage Of the SuN say Wheth,,
hotter or cooler weather Vas 20 he sSperted
Mi'ions Of people are Interested IN this partl~u
lar phase Was the omission referred TO due "a
Ignorance OF evasion
There are four meteorological elements In
which the public are Interested. rain or shin. 3.
vrlo-ity Of wind. direction Of wind and temo.ra
tuTe u SEEMS to me that every Testher prrdI,..
ton should touch on all four Of these el-msnt
IL has always heen . question In my mind Shish
Of the tSo sciences - sociology or meteorolosy
l. enutled 70 the foot % the llst OF sciences, ~
present the weather predlcters don't seem IN n.
able 10 handle successfully anything eNeep, sen
eral movements originating on our mainland
A. far ~ loca Ps-dictions arc concerned they
look Ike Eucsses. For such forer AS,s I am viii
ina To bark AGAINST all corners Connection,
fisherman farmer Of my a~quaintance
TIsuFRs ISLAND. July 10 ~ y
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snrprI.- Of IN. MIII,ar,

To INV TDTTor oF THy SrS HNT In the cool
81 tHs carly morning Of July ; last pn7rnous and
gAlani General was hriskiy walking thrc. or
four Sow Nork paper, igg Eci under his arm.
along TIE road loading from the town adjoining
ihc military oos' where ~ was soioYrnIug wh~n
~ va, Arrusisi ~ civilian stranger. hand IN
porset funnnng h.s small chang. eager also
for 'hr la'rst from Reno. win the question
what's go GOT
The General having the situation asIl IN hand
renewed nj marin HEADEH
MFsf TOtSr. July
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To an Electric IiEat

TVinkir. twinkle ilttie arc.
WIN vow very s'ckly sparta
A q above my read Nou swing
loI're = very uEly thing
Wbsn the shades % night are rome
Md I'm wording hard at home.
Then II u your system works
WIN - splutters. Jumps and Jerks
ion care what people say.
Nou'Ne = bnious Errrni,h ray
MD whsrc'rr they vorehtp Won
wen ming q. black ami blue
Nery llLrly 81 .urph>s
candles otI AMI even xas:
N'lll, ALLOW me 10 rswark.
don llke YOU utur at''
Ia TorCaE HANcocE
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FF1rn ne Riisigl Nsu' a7f ObssrtSr
People I've longer In North Carolina than any
Vhcrr else Ia the world. Chiefly because they lea,
the simple NE. drink hIttrrmik aud eat black
b-rri-s fresh In summer and dried In winter
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To THE EDITOR % TVS sly 'Hr go
tsele 10 Theodore Roosevclt ardent hl f.
the conseTv ton Of forests. frIinG III hug. pom.
with e. many strokes Of his miEnty go -
SAVIOR Of Inconsistency even To The mas. ." .
fertile brain Of clifford PinrhoI q.
NV NURR Iuly II
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The newSpa per organ n the Hon Blanco
BILL - EmporiI s""rnS 20 ~ una le To
make ny ~ mind which ~ the worse
rppTohate. CASNoN or PEARY. We have
long felt that COOK j. the one man who
can unite the Insurgents and the host
BryaUites
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Abou Ben Adhen,'s name led all the res'
~ wasn't for love- explained the angeH -
came ALPHABETICALLY
Thus another pretty story went np 'h- 'n'' 70"
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IN. summ-r school Of N.m..cl.,ur.

TO W. rpIror pV THT SrN sir. About sIs
'ssr, iFp ( -sV th- foiioStng sIsn hung out
tide ~ rrtrhsv '1op In ror' 'e-er,on. T. I.
= Hui.r-r Mai Msrket'
Won IT.. Dr. ~ b. ,uu th~rc. FLior q. Noopy,
CNTF sr" HHHr Ncrrcwold PArs. IuIg n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-19

Rome vas distinctly huHed.
Tho roads are leading 20 oyster RAJ h'e'
% me- u cried
Vainiy II waited cor en- insurrent - corns-