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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-10-13
For Rent

FOR RENT-Nice house on Choptank ave., 8
rooms and large bath room, with all mod
ern improvements. Possession at once. Har-
vey Conway. 9-6-tf
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-10-13

WANTED SOLICITOR Good wages will be
w paid to sober industrious and steady man,
with a fairly good education, willing to devote
his exclusive time to this work. An unusual
business opportunity. Address 7, care of Ban
ner office. 10-3-tf
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-10-13
For Sale
Wanted

WANTED = experienced basket makers. AL
w the year job and highest prices paid. Ap
ply Maryland Veneer and basket Co.. 800 Eas
Falls avenue Baltimore, Md. 9-28-1mo
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-12-05
ALTERCATION THIS MORNING
BETWEEN C. M, WEEKS
AND r. T. GEORGE

G.. M. Weeks and r. T. George
had a personal encounter this morn.
ing On the street in front of ODon-
iels furniture store, in which Mr. I.
George Jared rather badly. Both men
were brought before Police Judge
Cox, and on Mr.. Weeks statement
that he was fighting and George was
not, the former was given the min
imum fine of $40 and costs, IS of
which was RENTED. The case
against George was dismissed.
The difficulty arose over a differ
ence between George and L. B. and
Sam Weeks, Mr.. George having sold
some potatoes to the Weeks grocery
and there being a dispute over the
settlement. This occurred in Weeks
grocery Saturday night, at which
time there was an alteration and
Sam Weeks knocked Mr.. George
down. The latter had both L. B.
and Sam Weeks before the court at
Barlow yesterday, Sam Weeks being
fined and d.. B. being dismissed. Mr..
G.. M. Weeks was one of the wit
nesses and states that George made
the assertion that he had sworn to a
lie on the stand. This caused the
trouble when the two men met on
the streets this morning.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-12-05

If you fail to get your paper tele-
phone this Office and we will do our
best to see that your paper is deliv-
cred promptly and in good shape
The kilograms carrier boys are striv-
ing to give the very best possible SER
vice, but in case they do not deliver
your paper, the only way the matter
can be remedied is to send in your
complaint to the Office. The man
agement cannot personally see to the
delivery of every paper, and the only
way we can perfect our service is for
our patrons to let us know when they
do not receive the paper.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-12-05
RECEIVERS NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the un'
dersigned las been appointed receiv'
err of the White Furniture Co. and
no person is authorized to collect any
bills or accounts due said company
other than the receiver and all per.
sons are warned not to pay any
amount to any other person, If Sc
they will have to pay same again
and all persons collecting said &C.
counts will be prosecuted to the full
extent of the law.
FRANK H. THOMPSON,
1569-Fri Receiver.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-12-05

|Dr. and Mrs. w. X. Piner have
la visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
|andon In this city for few days.
Piner was formerly pastor Of
|, First Methodist church of this
II, and his lectures given here in
he years are remembered with
assure. He is a talented and
.iny man, and while in California
past year, gave series of lee
es. Dr.. and Mrs. Piner recently
lac from California, making an in
esting trip to Honduras. They
|pped IN Mobile, Ala, to visit Mrs.
ler's sister, Mrs. John S. Garri-
also formerly of Tampa. DR.. and
5. Piner are to build pretty
me Ii Lakeland, and they are re-
ring a royal welcome to that city,
ing many friends there, and also
this city. Tampa Tribune.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-12-05

Philander Eliphalit Clayton.
Ezekiel Drane.
Phineas Ichabod Hines.
Job Malachi Washburn.
Joseph Addison Chunn.
Timotheous Fletcher.
Hezekiah Moore.
Samuel jeremiah Sullivan.
Ezra Leviticus Thorp.
Bass
Prof. Jedadiah Angel.
Zebelon Norvell.
Abijah Philander Haufpower.
Noah Webster Grower.
Moses Elihue Holcomb.
Naradaiah O'Steen.
Hosia Daniel McRae.
Ezra Jonathan Smith.
Noah Terrell.
Matthew Johnson.
Aaron Holworthy.
Theodore Amos Piner.
Under the direction of Mistress
Euphias Fleming, assisted by Eunice
Alfredo Bass.
Tymist
Airbeater Startemoff Fletcher
N. B.-General and Ladye Wash
ington have consented to grace our
merrie making with their gracious
presence.
N. Bye will come by We TYNE
of We own clockes as We Auditorium
theater has no bell to be runge.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-12-05
FREE TRIP

Secure a home in North Carolina
mountains at Lake Junaluska, where
living is cheap and climate delight
full. We furnish free transportation
employment and money to build.
Values positively will many times
double. Call phone 1873. c.. w. Will
son, representative, Lakeland, Fla.
1915
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-12-05

Mr.. &c. Holmes many friends
lii be- Interested to learn that he
now rallrOading in Panama, being
dated AZ Ancon, Canal Zone, from
hich place he sent us a paper, The
|nal Record, which is given free to
ery empl0ye of the commission and
mama Railroad Co. whose names
} on tho gold roll. We don't know
lat the gold roll is, but if it's the
Ia thAt's In fashion in the United
stes, ~ trust Mr.. Holmes is see-
/ to IL that he "gets his"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-12-05

,he local high school basketball
% Will play Winter Ravens team
iOrrow afternoon on the high
DOL campus, at 8 o'clock. This will
! close game as the teams are we'll
sched and in excellent form. The
Tic Is cordially invited to come
and see one of the best games
eduled for this season.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-12-05
NOTICE

All residents and property owners
in sewer district on south side of
city are hereby notified to make con-
nection to city sewers as soon as pos
sible. G. A. RHOADES, JR.,
1916 Plumbing Inspector.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-12-05

Two bowling teams have been or
sanized by members of the Y. M. G.
A., in st. Augustine, and series of
interesting games have been ar
ranged for the winter and spring
months.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-12-05
|SONKI
II Case Of Fire
Phone 5000


Mr.. G.. n. Weeks and family are
pw occupying their handsome new
bme on North Kentucky avenue.
his ID one 81 the most commodious
|sidences Ii the city and is equipped
18th allx modern conveniences.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-12-05

Elder Green of the Advent Chris
hn church will begin a meeting at
lie Tabernacle in the Bowyer addi-
bn tomorrow night. The meeting
hi lat TWO weeks and there will
preaching every night, to which
lie public Il cordially invited.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-12-05

MI. 4 al. Rogers of Lakeland is
lending : few days in Our city with
b dau ghter, Mrs. J. L. Holdings
birth Mrs. Hollingsworth also had
10 Of her brothers and the wife Of
|e Of ethm with her last Thanks.
|vipg. from Lakeland, and the fam
h reunion was most pleasant to
lose who we're present at the home
Mr. and Mrs. Hollingsworth on
|e above occasion. Arcadia News.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-12-05

The Telegram begins new con
hued story today, entitled, 1.-THE
me Lock" This story is full of
ksteti0us adventures, and keeps
h reader interested right from the
BIT and until the last line is
|ached Our readers have enjoyed
evious stories run, and in the
Fine Lock" the reader will be car
bd through a maze of mysterious
ventures and thrilling situations,
hich holds the interest right from
b start.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-12-05
'0[D I'At CONCERT TO
Be GIVEN TONIGHT

The Old Time Concert will be CIV
en- at the Auditorium this evening
and those who have witnessed the
rehearsals declare it will be one of
the most brilliant musical events of
the season. A large crowd will be
present when the curtain goes up.
and a handsome sum should be de-
rived from the entertainment.
he program will be as follows:
Ye First Half
l. Two Part Piano Piece.
Winona Van Tassel Webb and
Hope Peterman
2. Quilting Party.
Phoebe Ann Rogers and Ye Big
Chorus
3. Song.
Timotheous Fletcher
4. Recitation.
Tryphania Tirza Steitz
5. Our House Is Haunted.
Ye Big Chorus
6. Four Part Tune.
Male Quartette
z. Song-An Old Romance.
Clorianna Sophia Madden
g. Piano Piece.
Caratine Comfort Pillans
8. Silver Threads Among the Gold
Sparkle Melinda McRae and
Hosia Daniel McRae (Cous-
in to Sparkle).
Ye Second Half
10. The Minuet.
Euphias Fleming
II. Cousin Jedadiah.
Prof. Jedadiah Angel
and Ye Big Chorus
-. Song-Close Your Eyes, Lena.
Alpheus Williamson
10. Piece-Played on the Fiddle.
Madge Mahitabel Baggett
IA. The Old Gray Bonnet.
Helen Selma AlfieM
and Ye Big Chorus
Is. Recitation.
Harriet Evangeline Tuggle
16. Two Part Tune.
Glorianna Sophia Madden and
Phineas Ichabod Hines
II. Two Part Piece on Piano.
Startemoff Fletcher and Betsy
Ann Holcomb
IS. Peter, Peter, Pumpkin Eater.
Ye Big Chorus
10. The Spinster Poet.
Jerusha Ann Beebe
20. Four Part Tune.
Ye Big Chorus
Ye Male Quartette
21! Auld Lang Syne.
Ye Big Chorus
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-12-05
MAJESTIC.

Features, features and then some
more features. A 2-reeler tonight
that will equal that dandy we had
last night and Mutt and jeff will
furnish the comedy.
PATHE WEEKLY
A trip all over the world. Mutt and
jeff in side-splitting stunts
A HERO AMONG MEN
Two-reel feature by the Lubin Co.
Something different; a great
story that will leave pleas
ant memory
SPECIAL NOTICE
1.-THE Treasure of DEVILS Vale," g.
reel feature. will be shown at to-
morrow's Saturday matinee only
and at the Auditorium Saturday
night.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-12-05
YE WOMEN SINGERS

Treble
Gloriana Sophia Madden.
Sparkle Melinda McRae.
Hepsie Southland.
Philena Winona Clayton.
Urusella Grower.
Polly Malissa Frizelle.
Hope Steinmeyer.
Jessette Experience jenkins.
Phoebe Ann Rogers.
Dame Roxena Norvell.
Hannah Katharine Angel.
Dorcas Bassett.
Lucia Lucinda Trammell (sister Of
Penelope.
Helen Selma Alfield.
Second Treble
Tryphona Tirza White.
Goodwife Grower.
Winona Van Tassel Webb.
Hope Peterman.
Deborah Southland
Prudence Clough.
Betsy Ann Holcomb.
Mehitabel Terrell.
Josephine Maria Streater.
Hester Ann Wheeler.
YE MEN SINGERS
Tenor
Alpheus Williamson.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-12-05

| special number of the Olde
kes Concerto at the Auditorium
light will be the singing of Victor
tares Mr.. Canares was formerly
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-12-05

! ~ the Manhattan Opera Co., but
fs now advance agent for the
Starnes Stock Co., booked at the Au-
dito.ium the week of Dec. IL.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-12-05
| Ttif GRAND |

&34E8M12Nz9tssH2tS23xa lsF 'sSEf5gsJI3zxl
SCOTT LESLIE AND MISS MAE
SANDERS IN VAUDEVILLE
MUSICAL AND COMEDY PLAY
These people have wide reputation
for their clever, clean and classy
entertainment
Special Reel
HARRY K. THAW TRIAL
In Moving Picture
BABY DAY
A comedy with big laugh
(Keystone)
ONE ROUND O'BRIEN, THE
PUGILIST
Filtration comedy (Majestic)
THE GIRL SPY'S ATONEMENT
THE CONFESSION
Drama (Reliance)
We have matinee every Saturday at
3p. m, vaudeville and pictures
Beginning Monday, Dec. 8, Slayer
Bros. Stock Co. (10 people)
Will play the entire week
The Glenwood post., 1913-06-07
RETURN 10 the Hoorsrool
WemsR'e vaRity. ~ lsve - cssaNsst
Nas 0rsS0ht Dsek otyis - Peps.
" ooase Ysare 49,.

What b II, Q desire for comfort q
voman's vanity. that aocouAts for he
lncrsasing popularity Of the footstoolf 7
certainly wo are comfort loving peo-
~: fosmality snd Stiffness rspsl -.
Certainly. too, tie dainty footgear of
Womankfnd seeks Q means to show
itself. and where eaA this b % vel
oeeomplished - On one Of these foot
stools. which are In themselves works
q arti At al events these luxurioas
nocsssitiss oe our grandmothers Aave
aD0afsstiy eoos hack 70 say.
Yootstoeas always have bssa naAs
= tAs vafioas yrsacA DssioAs of farat
tneo. Ipe Esaaeo b tAs hone of IL
0s6sea 1soeseeel, nd - Fooa fsfnr
isAsl b say q ths histesss HfsaeA
styiss vssIl - ss0Dasts vftAsst -
esoDaayiag eoststssl Bat witAia ~
last yeaf q - teetsteois have beea
1s0an1sA fse ~ WITH svssy sost q
furniture .AAA te1ay tAe bsst Aealsrs
0oeG tAio Ao0aAA V1th Q boWilAoetna
0as oe tAs most ssevSceaAle loot.
stools b shown with . mahogany
frams In straight, simple ltnss. With
rcd, brown Or green leather cushioa
Tapestry In various dull hues and up
holstery of other sorts OF color that
would blend with the color scheme ol
almost any living room are also used
TO cover the cushions Of these useful
f00tsto0ls.
The Glenwood post., 1913-06-07
U0oo s1ooUl0ea 4 FEAYUUlE
-oshsa0issss csaass 49, a1sssh
= Gsi1oaoA

~ lsaG dhsalAar = 80 q ths -,
ngss q ~ ~ basnaa. h sk1AaAs
~ hslsU - sAsaAAse. ahssf -,
tAis1 ths 1lsGanes = - saAsU, -
eAae0 4 = ak4aehA1 - tho 0loseoo ~
. ~ dsaAlo eaaA-
aAiFtvaist Assves ass lnaG. aaAy
IN . friil A.l1iag sssr ths haaA
~ 81 sleeve = $3.50 \ . ~ q
tAe lingerie hloasas. tAs hoAy bsiAG Q
paain white vstls. tAs sassvs haviag
saAll embroidered dsslens.
The RobespieFFs collar = sssa h
various forms. bst u moro suited =
the everyday hanoes than To Q more
formal gown. Il makes satisfactory
Anish for blosses that open In froat.
especially for vearers Who desire Q
feeling Of freedom at the neck.
The net guinpe ID much ussd vhers
the open neck u not oonveaisnt or ~
coming.
Many Of the moro elaborate blouses
have the vaisteost effect. Marrow
vests Of Ast are used, tucked and
strAiGAt With . row Of vashabls but
toas. o. Dlaia anA crossed h ssFDlios
6Ashiea.
Quito the 0sst stzlkiag hAsvaE3sa
sesa h basasas b - e vslSA ~
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to6hs1 vs11A = ~ a - aoosae
onao q . O10O Va1n1ooo1 - ohAEe
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The Glenwood post., 1913-06-07
USEFUL ON WRITING TABLE
sseiss Af~ays heses - lsss 10
comMoO W..

This little Dovslty. for placing upon
~ writtAg talas and fer hoaAins Dsas
Dsaeils. ssalinS-wax, seissors. stc.
Was nA6o With tAe al q tho oltes
Dostjoas q tArss eADty beEss.
h nAkln6 \, n IL AFst Daaea. tAa
bo9es nast ~ arranged iA tAA AaA
nse Illustrated b he s0all ekstcA q
tAs right aAl securely giusA togstAsa
aAA lsft 70 Azy. TAsy afo tAsa Gov
The Glenwood post., 1913-06-07
snn PuA run

Vonnm' Indian Pfls Ointment vii
:uso - Dassdins sal Itching Pile
It o1osses ~ tanors, aAays itsAiaa
=. - ese3Ag- . . psaltSse. give
ila1ln1 Ss1Ssk Wilhsas' IsAiaa Pin
0iane.e I psspassd fse pils ~
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df0o1A na0 ~ ssa el!eo. WI
ia4ee NJ O, pespsistsss, C,svs,a.A
~ eaas by ". .. Psrkissa, aros
- - pAAenasist
N oALDeNsw C0sk stew, eAeap
o. = l11o Pitki. svsasA eli
The Glenwood post., 1913-06-07

tOUESIIONS

kaoQnaeod brass can - cleaned ~
v0Qke = h0e water, and nefSe
6oae1nv - a1asd II Aecsssasy.
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aqpo1 - ~ b tAs arslsss sseen
- NnDng ~ tWo Aoaso 1aese. WA
- eGsvsA
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q Nu8 - ~ ~ y~A
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The Glenwood post., 1913-06-07

Yuls aastls esaPesy vim - esanH
fssrsa = tAat plaes. AsstAss = 49,
eel vil y missed aaA esks nasn11e
tarsA fhsrs u talk, ~. o. 80 snsoe-
ing o. tAs western slsps.-AsPsa finsA
Midland trail bsosters Il eAlt Lahs
will meet with the good FsaAs ss0-
nittee Of the Commercial elub Tees
day to plan for the beginning e .
whirlwind campaign to raise edditiesal
funds for the construction Of the rod
through 70 Grand Junction, says ~
Salt Lake Herald h-Republiean. Rspss-
sentatives Of all Of the principal inAas-
tries Of the city and state have bssA
invited to attend this meeting, a.a
those behind the movement propose -
raise 5000 in the next tive wsekA
Carton county and other distFists
through which the trail passes have
offered 70 raise dollar for dollar wAat
Salt Lake will contribute = tAs easse
ssd it was said last night that H.
state rad commission AaA Pesnissa -
bsgil wssk o. tie rod thFssgA PRiss
river sasea within ~ nsxt few AayA
Osatsaets fer las isea eslvsets - -
placed In ths ssaA hsevssa 0sssa 1iv0
asa Graal Jsaetisa vsrs ~ hy ~
stats ssanissioa - ~ Utah Cslvsst
company sf Wssds CFssa TAis sea-
trset sossntsA - sppssxinassly
u, 900.
o. July l, 1919, sAsss wil' bagia sae
Il tAs nsst pietsrssqss paesa.1s tAat
this ess,try has ever sen. O. ~ tat-
tiefieA Il 0ettyssarg viii nss< Wat
rsnains, after fifty years, Il IL ~.
mics which fought in that srsa$ crisis
Of tie Civil wsr. Only in Aisessy aad
in the memories Of The aged dsss bi.-
terness Of that ssd conflict yst ssaain.
The peospeFoss and growing ssuth
joins with tie nostA and west 1. enc
national unity. TAe cid soldiers will
march toward o.s anothse, blue
ssaiast gray, until they INSET, when
tAsy viii elasp AaHds L. toksa of
Friendship. fhs best good wishes Of
|s.stAse esaas&ieA - With ~ vsnera,
be nsa ia thsir rssnies. Every state
sasAt = - y It tAst svsrytAiag is
asss - naks this esssasay - vivid
ssA ptst.sssqss - pssliA,s. Nay the
tws 49, aiaeis tAsis seasss - the
fSssas 49, - sAsss . tins aes were
AFsssAsa wiAA - Mod e Asethers
ssA ssas1Ass e tAsss vAits-haired
|nsa.-CelHer's
That H. gfs1s - IL lin east of
DsDsq.s win - - sssaA. tAaa six
Pss ssae u aay Raass - tAAs osst of
it win - Sssr pss est q lsss, vss the
Statement Of Os..ty Osanissieesr VIM.
nsies1 vAs b Asss - ssesaA ~ board
.ssting. sazvsyss BsetAsaf Il in
sAeros Il ~ saag AAat = aaki.g the
Psslini.asy ssrvsys ess ~ srsde to-
~, ed - sssa - Possfbae The men
asA team vin - PIT = wssk On the
6A u = ssw .aDsse inBaasabse, but
wAsa ssap,sesa wtn slaae ~ only
seseAsls - ~ Nd - ~ nssta side
- ~ slv2.
IA toaas - - - vrk = the
ssa1 AseUssa ~ N - og,.a valley
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= ~ - \ ssaA1nsn - =, ssaing
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|tisa oso1iaal
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The Glenwood post., 1913-06-07

IDS, leaving . payroll II q, ~ 49,
~ The total payroll e tAs 0aafrsth
eneond administratisa vas o. 1yo7-
Io which leaves The Anooes aAAiais-
t0fion with . payroll sf ea,e1s.37 In
|sssess of the famous sAafrstA Psyssll.
|-aoutt County Sentinel
a pretty Hungarian servant girl
vset into telephone booth in . candy
sbsse at Bethlehem, Pa, the other day
sAl called up her lover 1t Cleveland,
OAio, for chat. She remained in tia
bssth 10 minutes when the proprietor
e tie store decided to find cut how
1rh that conversation by phone was
nkely to cost. 1t was only &5s aAd hs
~ to foot the bill. The girl tainted
esd will try to save the money out Of
Ass wages Of $3.50 per week,-Ex.
The expected revenue from the new
seaEe automobile tax, which goes into
sfeect July Is, is $4,000 for the present
Iyssr, of which SO per cent goes to The
'essnties where The vehicles arc owned,
~ other half into the Treasury for tAs
Iyoad fund. 1t IL estimated that thers
Iass 1851 motor ears owned in Cole
IW6o, 1885 motorcycles. Deaver owns
absut half Of saea, this eity's estimate
Isa ears being 1890, and ., setercyeles
leeO. Psshae has s1S aatenoeilss.-
An ~ cold sulphur spring has just
been 1iGeevered in the mountains near
Mareas ey the employees Of the marble
works The water bubbles from under
some rseks and is located in . very
beastifA but almost inaccessible glen,
high 1p IN the mountains. The water
smenb anA tastes like the water which
issuss from the springs 1t Glenwood
only Il = almost freezing cold instead
of hst.-1arble Booster.
The Glenwood post., 1913-06-07

Fssa hAgsA, vsak, s1a asw1s AseA-
ssAsi oesansA s'sefs" 4 go lso-
~ = DaFosek 1Dss8 DfsossA NJ
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The Glenwood post., 1913-06-07

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The Glenwood post., 1913-06-07
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Bsfers the jsry IN the little town Of
0sasva, NJ, The ether aay vas enacted
Q see.s that shoald - lsssoA to beys
- lesson which they should lsafa we'll
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a,A Ais wife appeared before the jary
a.A asksl that their soa, - trial fer
ssbAesy, - esavietsA Team relied
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~ wsrk. Jss4 . Rttss vhiIs ags ~
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AistAdAy.
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Hsvsr will, We lad visiess Of sse-
ssssful future for hin We dreamed
Il the tine when We night be old and
that No wunh have hin to comfort ~.
'Ou1 lrssa was saattesed soea after
- vas -, fer As began his depEsda-
Hs.s, which have eoatinusd for eight
ssa yeess, aad I have goss In dsot
tsyias 70 keep ~ With h, paying
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bsassa ~ ssassws ~ 1iias q ~
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