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Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-25
XIV.

Life at the office went on much the
way 1t had always gone.
In spite of their high resolve. there
was a very measurable degree OF the
furtive In their meetings. In essence
these meetings were stolen. They did
not ride out brazenly together In the
face of the world. On the contrary.
they met always unobserved, h rid
ing across the many-gated backroad
from Berkeley to meet him halfway.
Nor did they ride on n save unfre'
quented roads. preferring to cross the
second range OF hills and travel among
a church-going farmer folk who would
scarcely have recognized even Day.
light from his newspaper photographs.
lie found Dede a good horsewoman-
good not merely In riding, but In en-
durance. There were days when they
covered sixty, seventy, and even
eighty miles; nor did Dede ever claim
any day too long. nOr-another strong
recommendation to Daylight-did the
hardest day ever see the slightest
chafe OF the chestnut sorrel's back.
"A sure enough hummer" was Day
lights stereotyped but ever enthusiasts
tic verdict to himself.
His lifelong fear Of woman had orig.
mated out Of Misunderstanding n
had also prevented him from reaching
any understanding. Dede on horse.
back. Dede gathering peoples on a
summer hillside. Dede taking down
dictation In her swift shorthand
strokes--all this was comprehensive
to him. But he did not know the
Dede who SO quickly changed from
mood to mood. the Dede who refused
steadfastly to ride with him and then
suddenly consented. the Dede In
whose eyes the golden glow forever
waxed and waned and whispered
hints and messages that were not for
his ears, In all such things he saw
the glimmering p~rofundities OF 81.
acknowledged their lure, n accept
ed them as incomprehensible.
CvO BE coNTINUED)
We always respect tho opinions OF
n man whn keans them to himself
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-25
SYNOPSIS.

Elan Iiarnlsh, known all through Alas
kn as "Burniug Daylight" celebrates his
30th birthday with a crowd OF miners at
the Circle Cjty TivUli. The dance leads
10 heavy gambling. in which over $4,000
Is stnkrd. IlgTnish loses his money and
his mine but WINS the mail contract. lie
starts on M'- mall trip with dogs ana
sledge, telling his friends that he will be
I'm tile big Yukon gold strike at the start.
Burning DaylIEat NAL es a sensauonally
rapid run HtTuss country with the mail,
appears ai thr Tivoll and Is now ready
TO Join lbs friends in a dash TO the new
gold folds. Deciding that gold VIII be
found in the Up-river district Harnish
buys two tura II -four, which he declares
will be worth It's weight In gold. but
when he arri.ne with his flour he finds
the big fiat drsolat". a comrade discov-
ers gold and Daylight reaps a rich har-
vest. He goes to Dawson. becomes the
most prominent figure in the klondike
and defeats u combination OF capitalists
In n vast mining deal. He returns TO
civilization, and, amid the bewilderine
complications II high finance. Daylight
hnds that he Las been led to invest his
eleVan millions In n manipulated scheme.
lie COOS 10 Nrw York. and confronting
his disloval i~ar'ners with "A revolver. he
threatens to- Eill them " his none ~ not
returned. II'F are COwed. return their
stealinps ana Harnish goes back TO San
Francis'o wf"I" he meets his fate in
Dede Mason. a pretty stenographer. He
makes large Investments and gets into the
political ring For n rest he goes to the
country. DAYLIGHT gets deeper into high
fnanc" IA san Francisco. but often the
longing for the simple life nearly over
comes him b'le Mason buys a horse and
Daylight mC'ts her in her saddle trips.
One day l." asks Dcde to go with him
on on" more ride. his purpose being to
ask her to marry him.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-25
CHAPTER xIV.-Contlnued.

He hung almost gleefully upon her
actions In anticipation OF what the
fractions Bob was going to get. And
Bob got II. on his next whirl, or at.
tempt, rather, for he was no more than
halfway around when the quirt met
him smack on his tender nose. There
and then, in his bewilderment. sur
prise and pain, his fore feet, just skim
ming the road, dropped down,
Great" Daylight applauded. "A
couple more viii fix him. He's too
smart not to know when he's beaten"
Again Bob tried. Bat this time he
was barely quarter around when the
doubled qulrt on his nose compelled
him to drop hts fore feet TO the road.
Then. with neither rein nor spur, but
by the mere threat Of the quirt. she
Strengthened him Jut,
Dede looked triumphantly at Day.
light.
Let me give him a rum" she asked
Daylight nodded, and she shot down
the road. He watched her out OF
sight around the bend. and watched
TIL she came into sight returning. She
certainly could sit her horse. was his
hummer. God, she was the wife
for a man! Made most OF them
ook pretty slim. And to th;nk
OF her hammering all week at
q Typewriter. That was no place
for her, She should he II mans
wife. taking 1t easy, with silks and
satins and diamonds this frontier no.
lion of what bettted a wife belovcd).
and dogs and horses, and such things
Blu the quarry was doomed to pass
out OF his plans for n time, for on tho
following Sunday he rode alone. No
Dede on a chestnut sorrel came across
the back.road from Berkeley that day.
nor the day a week later. As the
third week drew to a close and anoth.
er desolate Sunday confronted him.
Daylight resolved to speak, office or
no Office. And as was his nature, he
went simply and directly to the point
She had finished her work with him.
and was gathering her note pad
and pencils together to depart, when
he said:
"Oh. one more thing, Miss Mason,
and | hope You won't mind my being
frank and straight out. You've struck
me right along as a sensible.minded
girl, and | don't think you'll take of,
Tense at what I'm going to say. You
know how long you've been In the OF.
tice-it's years, now several of them
anyway; and you know I've always
lnN, .t,,yrIt a,t a.-.l -
you. I've never what you call pre-
sumed. Because you were IN my office
I've tried 10 be more careful than II
If you wasn't In my ofice-.you un
derstand. But Just the same, It don
make me any the less human. I'm
a lonely sort OF a tellow--don'
take that as a bid for kindness. Wha
] mean by II Is 10 try ami ten yo,
Just how much those two rides witt
you have meant And now more yo,
won't mind my just asking Why 20,
haven't been out riding the last Nv,
Sundays"
She played %nervously with a pencil
for a time. as II debating her reply
while he waited patiently.
'This riding" she began: Its no
what they call the right thing.
leave It to lou. You know the worlt
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-25
BAD CASE
OF GRIP
" "
Caused Sore Throat and Ton
silltis. Restored by
Peruna.

Mr.. w. II.
H o IL 8 e y
c n v lille,
Fen e 8 see,
writes:
Give years
8 l took a
very ere
c d which
e 8 u ed in
la. grippe. II
never was so
b a d o f.. l
was in bed
. e v @ r a !
w e e k s and
" b e n l d
get up l had
o n silitis
a n d 8 o e
throat.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-25
One Of the Perils Of Divorce.

"I1ow do you like your new papa.
little girl?" asked the neighbor.
Not very WELL" was the reply. II
told ma yesterday that ] could have
picked out a better one myself."-De-
troit Free Press.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-25
Not Militant.

"The social function at Mrs. Come.
ups the other afternoon ended In q
drawn battle"
what? Not a quarrel?"
mo, Just a teafight."
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-25

Il tried to cure this for eighteen
months, but it gradually got worse. A
doctor advised me to have my tonsils cut
out, but did not like the idea. Another
doctor examined me, and told me the
same thing. l finally got a bottle Of
Peruna, and after / had taken one bottle
my throat was better. 1 bought and used
a dozen bottles, and saw I was going to
get well, and I did"
AK Your Druggist for q Free Peruna
Almanac for 1917.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-25

Jones-If you keep on abusing me l
may forget that I'm a gentleman.
Mrs. Jones-You wouldn't have
much to forget.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-07

troit To try for the team. II is pro-
posed To keep the score of each man
from January TO July. The fifteen
men chosen at the Detroit shoot. would
30 10 Camp Perry. not SO much to win
rifle honors as 10 acquire useful in
formation Tor their respective COM
panieS. such contest would UNI
doubleday arouse great enthusiasm
among the ranks of the Engineers and
would be made quite a feature. II
might be necessary To call in outside
military men To decide the winners.
Major Phillips is of the opinion
that tho camp site OF 1900 acres offer.
ed by 4 man named Hansen, who owns
such tract at Grayling. Will be ac-
cepted by the state military board.
having so expressed himself in his lee
ture at the Peoples last evening. lie
SAYS that one OF the greatest prob
lens ~ present is TO get the camp
away from the larger centers
of population. IL having been proven
that civilian traffic frequently inter
feres with the work of the military or
SANITATION. The site offered at Gray
ling Is an ideal one. according to Ma
ior Phillips. and would be an improves
ment on either the camp sites at LdId-
ington or Port Huron.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-07
SHOULD AVOID
DUPLICATION
Systematic Distribution Of Xmas
Charity Urged

Miss Clarice Jones. secretary OF the
Calumet Associated Charities. this al
tcrnoon made a plea for greater CO.
operation in the distribution of Christ
mas charity. She called attention 10
the danger of duplication in some in
stances ana neglect in others where
the charitably incl.aed work inds-
crininateiy. and asks that individuals
and other OF sani2ations notify the AS
sociated Charities. Salvation Army or
county poor commissioner of the num-
Der of people they will care for. as
well as their names.
These three organizations work to-
gcthcr exchange lists and avoid dupii-
cation. individuals desiring TO do
charitable work may do so through the
association by providing funds with
which To purchase dinner baskets or
toys or by sending baskets to the as
ISOLATION or receiving names from
either of the three charitable organ
izations aud delivering the baskets
themselves. but in any event 1t is re-
quested that they notify the Gssocia-
ton 50 that the other charitable or
CARNATIONS may direct their efforts to-
wards helping other poor.
Even at Thanksgiving time, when
little work of this kind was attempted,
there was some duplication according
10 the charities secretary. Private in
dividuals brought baskets to homes
which had already been supplied
through the association. while others
had To 80 without.
Just before THANKSGIVING the asso-
citation appealed for a cook stove fer
II poor widow at Mayllowcr. The stove
was forthcoming, but before it was 1c-
livercd the good fellows of Wolverine
had supplied the want. This family
also received two THANKSGIVING bas-
kctS. both of which were undoubtedly
greatly appreciated, but one OF which
might have been given TO some other
family that went without
The officers of the Calumet Assoc
ciatci Charities are endcavoring to
make the association IA cooperative
association.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-07
REMOVAL SALE OF MILLINERY.

tEMDNA Al. SAl.E or Mll4LlNlylt
Beginning today ana continuing until
my new quarters are ready for bust
ness. place on sale my entire line a.
millinery at removal prices Big re-
ductions Oh every thing in stock. Pur-
chase now for Christmas. All this sea
SONS millinery. This is a genuine sale
I'm a short time | wilt he located i'm Che
new building, being erected By tho
Levin Jewelry co. on 9Th street. You
are invited to take advantage of this
sale Miss r. VI. Welsing Fifth Str.
Calumet advertisement .
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-07

"t'avorite" white china for dccorai ,
ing Most complete line ever shown
i'm Northern Michigan. Direct impor =
tations from Bavaria New and uni
cue shapes and designs. Chicago
prices. Also a fine assortment of
hsnd-painted china for holiday gifts.
McLogan q Pcarce Music Co. 9Th St
Calumet Advertisement
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-07

Levin Jewelry Cos. grand removal
sale now going on. Come early. The
pick of the stock is at your disposal
advertisements To
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-07
HAS BOOST FOR
THE ENGINEERS
Major Phillips to Ask Special
Appropriation


cred one OF the best ail-around mill
tary companies in the state OF Mich
igan." laid Major Michael ]. Phillips,
Inspector small arms practice in this
state when asked " csterday 10y rep.
rcscntatNc OF The News for his pri-
Natc opinion OF the local comapny
rho u,mbcrs are up and Going and
are about as live q bunch of guards
mcn a., can bc found in the state
And I consider the Engineers one OF
the best shooting companies in the
state
Major Phillips, who came TO Calu-
me, 90 lecture In connection with the
presentation OF the military movies"
~ the Peoples has lust learned of the
efforts being made by the local COM
pauy 10 improve the Tamdrack rifle
range, and naturally being interested
ia IN" development OF proficient
marNsmcn. has offered To make appli-
cation 90 the state military board for
an appropriation of S45O needed to
complete the work. This will be done
al the next meeting of the board in
Lansing aud Major Phillips believes
the board will accodc To his wishes.
Plan for Rifle Work.
IN e short talk To the Engineers at
their business meeting Thursday even
ins, Major Phillips explained to them
the details Of a plan FOR ride practice
during The coming year, q plan he has
not vet submitted 10 the adjutant gem
ardrs department or To- the military
board. but which he hopes will be
adopted, and which ne feels certain
VIII lead To greater efficiency in rifle
work umonG the Guardsmen.
Each company win hold a tWo-days'
shoot with state pay during the COM
ing summer. if Major Phillips plan
meets with approval. This is similar
10 this years shoot, but provision will
De made that if rain iuterferes with
Tho work. as it did with the work OF
th' Engineers this year one extra day.
with continued pay will be provided.
4 novel feature Of rifle competition
viii be introduced. thai of shooting at
targets at unknown distances. Each
VI IAhNll VI IT w A''lhAl'h W Dilu llif
range for his men, and the company
viii be scored ON the number of hits.
the manner Of taking to cover and on
the MANNER IN which the captain han
dies the men
Annual Rifle Matches,
The annual rifle matches will be
held on the Detroit range i'm Scptcm-
Dor if Major Phillips plan prevails
There IL no doubt the Engineers will
send good company team to defend
ihe Ellis trophy, now held by the COM
pany aud to try for the team cham
piouship.
H. is also planned to send rifle
team of fifteen men to the mterna-
tioual matches at Camp Perry next
summ"r. These big shoots have taken
on an International aspect since
France. England, Italy. Sweden and
south American Republics are repre-
scented.
In Wow of the fact that the Mich-
San team has little chance of winning
the team prize, despite the fact that
IL has never been far from the top
and is composed of some excellent
shots, Major Phillips proposes novel
plan for selecting the team. so that
this honor may he a reward for faith
ful service. He will recommend that
each company select one man to try
for the team, the selection to be bas-
ed on the following qualifications.
MarlxSnlauship
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-07

Pretty new red Plaid mackinaws in
plain and Norfolk at Vertin Bros.
Advertisement
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SCOTTY ALLEN
 BUNCH WINS
NINE .T.EAkA aEr AWAY IN RAG B
 To NOME RIVER.

'Niha ts63tUs ht the trail yusterrts Y
 In the Thank a&syInE day raoe tu Meme
 flVct sha:twea< and two put up A TIR- :: ::Eyas rsss. ASr q Plans bshias rhe v'R- 4sreki: Es .thAr game ID the Iasi. stfAsn u S1Sna etbh6HSr The dcEA 6r Seotty Allan, driven by tos Snssdol' n,,Lde the srvlnt' h s7 minutes lg 1-2 seconds. |. and eiAEs 6lsrr were nearly thrua- fourths of a minute behind tm sec- und DelEenE got Tnced but nearly A full minute Seh4nd tho Isudsrs-.
 .. EaasaGgh entared the rus;A only thrt hs might try out his pups. Also rnns srs tns teams of Gudrnand3nn. ILlyusS. WHEtan, IObnSon and Oleson Short az the Rntiec had been Il very Inc. crowd turned put 70 witness tho stgTt !;
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DEMOCRAT$=:.IRf. :. TQz:... |. :. !.
 SUSPEND P.c:>o., ORDER ]!

.,m;,..,dad:.' vatiDns rsa1gss F'.Ars *a- va1;a,.a, ET therh fsx tlts SsCiston est ss SS.lsat be s4pectsd. the Em4ra' - 1te ea.nrexs the b.Ue1 Ms* thE qhitlss cs,,s;,. if pat the ousy ana it th'. as. slrs ts AoId sp hvscas1e t1a sppof."S. 2: ,ty fcr r.wsraI.s thoss Is4O .slood DO inc pa+ty. Tadr ahnttL to suscepS the order iS doihsf9 " HsE; RAI lae, .. nssruzeives sxerss. :; ospgne tnA' na4 ncthae- tE sdn. ;sa'-' t AtoA .s .:s.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-29
WOLCAST LOST IN SIXTEENTH
RlTcHIE GETS HEcIeloH 0T DE. LleEhATE FpuuAc.
Special Nu sase osrSsoA-

Special Nu sase osrSboA
 DAILY CITY. CHl.. Nov. SA-Ad wclEsst Is A dead one His SAowtuE Asainst RtIbs RitCaie lA~t ntanl
 nark4 him down fQreves sRd SlRras hin nutsIde tho pale. IA the A<- tsertk ruHsd be tut 1n 70 deliberate 2 fnul that the crowd bo~Ied esd ta~ yeseree at nnce awarded ths u,oheT to lEs opponent,
 4 hngs attendance n,aTkad rhs cPsn- ing of the mui. and WoIstae bad hosts o1 tden6s who &avD hLzn h filc rS- cepliun. Tuday nest of tham have roeras rlsnt arounc neaiaat httR
 In the earlier tAnhds he put up qosts 6 scrap, but es tlns ~ss1t dn tt was seen that niiQhle must CeIfte sus 3 huxd Probably IU avoid atRsIGht ds. feat WnIeast deliberately tired Hts rsut
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HOLLAND AT FEt3CCa. SnAuiaI huaAat 6es+sNML

BAN FRANCISCO. Nov, A-ThH -v4rnmsnr of the EstknriNhds has 5u,i!Iei the stAte dePartrr"Hct at Ta',h = lngrun that u ~JIl participate kn thu PAnsna exposition. Several of Ile Icurvpsan c0untrisE have s1Dressed the intcnuou of participating already aMd ir ia believed that very sew will bA fcund absent trun tho grounds v her tho lInie of opening comes
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:SERGEAhI-ARMS SEAlI!E:pEAD
 .- ---.r: a5!t s:; $11:s DANIEL AooRE ,A4RsakEE pAss,
 ED AWAY .Hke4saaey.

Special. Eur9Af asrsfEds| tt!| : =
 wAsaNaroN. No7:; 35.-4,1sasa Moore RansdaIl sergeant 4 es4ps of the AsnRts. 6sds haea -ti iskda1..'
 Es rsA hnrn gear lis5lai aei.a. aiiad lhat his E.Eht ..ar~, ins ssGqs hatfia, ot lassacs. May AS ,saa. ::;?aAras SeiAnss vAA0us Eoyssazssst SsA tyss elscsed Esrxaaat Ittemt ftssAi;slisats .IGAuGsT: ss, 1beot-.s 5, ..:3sIysA:;: :jf s::
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PATRICK IS :: :: :. :.
 AT LIBERTY
SENTENCED FOR LIFE ia ONCE
 MORE 4 FAEk MAN.
4nAslsI N~sssA 4srvisA

AvAsla h3sssA &srvieA
 O&RINITG. Nov. 22.rL%TyeF Ppt- rlcf walked Vul of the De0itent1Rxy. at Thanksgiving | free mhn, And th All IAs Cnltsd States perhaps. nakb % taorouxhS snjoysd the 1fstiSat sa ths man xho had eeen sentenced to assn1 hss natural nFs In prison for mzEder-. The 1saseAs glvsn by aoFernsr Dex 'feF the l.tsrtainx tf tho 'naAn vtDn s9Ae len.aneeG fer murdsting. Rlea hAEe not hsaa tnlEi.' bat if ia eaaarAIly aAasF. stood that 'tss governor psver .rsBGed+ ca Patrick A B wilfui nnurderar. .
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NsEs%s Special aArvl-s.

.kszs%G ARAeiAE eArvl-s- .,. v WASH1MOToN. sor- ER."-ssns
 Eprah of taRho hHs anE1ountSf thAt ss E. will usk for tmrned1ate sct.a9 on q
 bail for the satabll&hment of dslHTe- ment Of labor when eonsra%A ESea tut1 sesaInn. Borah has sf6pd byHTaG f3ts
 ntsndpat reaublIcah'srR In Inc aFoef loyal mauner frcm the bellhhs1E RRo Ia DOW 6st~rnaihed net to let fhs as1?r oerats eet away w,th the credit of ihs the ptr schema
 Since Boraa Wada hkn nnn1a'pkosnektz ssy4tu q the pswzpapers kEyg eeM:
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aeselaI huhhAs 8sryse&

wAsHINGT0N, HaY. ss-nxseesS- ink the beI.+f that the oTdr DiRe!sS fourth ciaaa pa4t@As&Rrs 'tn nte ietFA serytua WAS rraunxatsd- by 'PrtAahe1s Taft hscapas ut 4hs 'bsllxf shst hs nitsh- ' self xss aaeut to: bS dsrsAtea and hsat the oTatr would Eee11t In lessSnl@k the y.t4onuss 4 tA$ dsWOc~tH. Ae"- eral of the lsAaiaG dsnhoerata of sne hcuss have dSslArtd ihE inieultoR Pf suAkilss Ap ehfnrt tS hHva tho .AFdef
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-29
WANTED < ::
 HONOLULU STATION

ien .ahoAsA1d tuz Cra%ls VlaHt. Hnet d,x,nt;.cY or th1s fasi' at enCs YSsultsd
 jn iae .tr4.atlsa,toa &hfrh vtll ,ipafEs> an .,cs9sn.iiul: ut .hs trla,lcna szAss- ing .beswe4a the senpeRy +hAn. dsst +epaae soSs1rsnaAt.
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DR. COOK AGAIN !. : }.
 FINDS. THE POLE

moHAmsn1ai nszTe Ah0u,f be lmmOE~ taliAsa ana hlnseif aelGsd aA ths tsod ot tk% Calls.
 Hs ~tI ptpbAhly deliver d. Ieesara neFe end wIn ptQbsbly, .h&Te a INrEs aMssncs aa s;sTt1as' '1t1 tatsrestsa 5nhAth.r thsr hsnA4s haIdit9 bss fAEst or. not .,. ..: .i..
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WOMEN MADE
 CLOSE FIGHT
BEATEN 0t4Lf BY 60e, FOR 9uF-
 TRACE IM nGrmoIr.
apsslss tTpRwss sM]aM

aps%las knRwss saHasA
 DETROIT. N1V. 3R-W1Msn'G kttG~ sEAAA has been heAten In. thia S!t5. only by 900 votes. The c1oAsnASM nf the light had led unst nt .the supporters Of the women se- telFsEs that thtF Msya Eogns 10 @ln -out- and tbs .dts&rIoIaf4 naat aalthEst the 9ars zex sAh iaornG' tAs u ihtaMaa. Airsady sous woEaer whn w%Fs Faku6Ad As AMoatzk the raoat taaAsa and uzltured in rAA a1ty hara nonss. est opAnl$ with sccaash- tonF tAAf iFssAl4ry Was Est& to 6a1sAt fAsaf A14 stt tks ~hcls i1s s&eettaH Aae Ms t4 sauiassAa4ss aeE U Altjj
 e,s. 5T.T a''1--f: sjr ss.nia.. x
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epsaIa Ns4MAt eArviAA.

WAgHTFoToN, Nov. zs.-Trs stAte dspaTrmAnt L. now tnvsHtisatins nast- tsrs h rsaadsh .e au altenpt a1HAs by the Tcly0 KlpDp Kaa.ha Csmp9uy to ohtaiu oprions nn lands UH the coast naar Honolulu. 1hH startling fsAtM~ or 4h@. attempt h thkr. the eOa,ps.y had Iztenaed te IzseaII on thR Ien& R
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6. |. P Ull
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