davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Milford chronicle., 1913-10-17
American Farmers Invade Canada.

Western Canada was invaded by
100000 settlers from the United States
during the season ended Wednesday,
is the statement issued by Bruce
Walker. commissioner of immigration,
at Winnipeg, Man.
Milford chronicle., 1913-10-17
MlIkes.Barre Ranker pies.

A A. Sterling vice president of the
Peoples bank. of Wilkes Barre. Pa,
and well known in banking circles in
Pennsylvania died Of pneumonia, aged
siXty-eight wears.
Milford chronicle., 1913-10-17
Iohnson cets COO saIarv.

Walter Johnson, pitcher of the
Washington American League team,
signed a contract with the club at
salary of S12,560 for the season Of
1914.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-07-31

ed, and pointed to the open window,
to a sheet twisted into rope dang
ling into the shallow court below.
The leader paused momentaTily to
direct a scOwling glance at me.
eff thought you were a party to
this escapade-" he began.
"Save your words" l interrupted
calmly, with an Indifferent shrug of
the shoulders. 81 am the loser, as l
miss a'suit of clothes"
This was true. Just before the fair
suppHant had appeared, had laid out
from my satchel a suit which I in
tended to wear the remainder of my
journey. took my loss philOsophi-
cally. l had lost a good deal lately, l
and my partner, back at the mines.
In whimsical way 1 stuffed the pref
ty creation of lace and silk into my
satchel as a memento of an episode
truly Mexican, and in the hurry of de-
parture in the stage coach temper
aTily forgot all about my fair lady
Hermosa.
have said that 1 was disguised.
mere was reason. Briefly, my part
ner and myself had just got our grant
over on the range panning out great,
when the revolution came along. The
province was against us as Amer
leans. We knew what to expect-an-
nOyance, incendiaTism, loOting, prob
ably massacre.
We held a concession from the cen
trail government. Fortunately, too,
the governor of the province had APP
proved it. This would hold when
peace came around again, provided it
was filed at the capital. We decided
to abandon working the mine, but we
determined to validate our conces-
sion. Spies were watching us. I slip
ped away, disguised, with the previ-
GUS document. My partner, after
settling up affairs at the mines, was
l. IT. - IA
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-07-31

appeaTc- a station back. At all
events, three hours on the steep
climb over the mountains I aWOke
from a doze, with the ominous words
ringing in my ears:
"SenOT, alightw
One of the men held the driver at
bay with a revolver. The other, SINH
larIy armed, marched me to the side
of the road, carrying my satchel with
him. He roughly burst it open, went
over its contents and arose to search
me.
mot your watch, nor your
money" he observed, as I started to
tender him these. GA certain dOcU-
ment, a mining concession-we know
you have it. We want it.
felt dismayed, and then in flash
l laughed-laughed outright! Of a
sudden it occurred to me that had
placed the precious document in a
pocket Of the clothes appropriated by
my lady Hermosa.
"Save yourself the trouble of a
search" / told the baffled spy. THE
paper in question was taken with a
suit of clothes stolen from me, and
doubtless cast to the winds as worth
less" ..
l was. allowed to resume my jour
ney.- My partner joined me in the
capital city a little later. We had
abandoned all hopes as to the mines.
One evening we were seated in an
outdoor cafe enjoying some really
creditable music, when my compan-
ion touched my foot and whispered:
THE lady at the table to the left
seems greatly interested in you"
Ichanged my position to view-my
lady of the hotel episode! She was
radiant with youth, beauty and hap
piness. She arose, a distinguished
young man in uniform her escort.
"Senor, my friend" she cried spon-
taneously, clasping both of my
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-05
Recent Hospitalities.

Miss Juliet Curtiss had with her for
dinner last Monday evening at her par.
ents' home. on 18th street northwest, Miss
Margaret Sharp, daughter of Representa-
tive Sharp of the fourteenth Ohio con-
gressional district. Also Midshipman
Lewis H. Mcdonald, who stopped over in
Washington on his return from his an
nual vacation in Ohio to the Naval Acad-
envy at Annapolis.
Saturday afternoon last Mrs. w T.
MACPHERSON of Lebanon. Bryantown,
Nd. entertained at five hundred. After
the game buffet luncheon was served.
The guests included Mrs. H. C. Chappe-
lear, Mrs. George E. Hamilton, Mrs. j. d.
Gardiner, Mrs. L. c. Carrico, Mrs. w. w.
Keech Mrs. II. r. Bowling, Mrs. De
Sales Mudd, the Misses Imogen and Ger
trude Mudd. the Misses May and Louise
Queen, the Misses Marguerite. Katherine,
Elizabeth. Rachael and Leila Bowling
Miss LENA Johnson. Miss Susie Bowling.
Miss Jennie MACPHERSON. Miss Imogen
Gardiner, all of Charles county, Nd; Miss
Virginia e. Campbell and Miss Margaret
NJ Killeen of Washington. d. c. The
Misses Queen will entertain at Ave hum
dred Saturday. October. IL, at Queenland,
their colonial home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-05
Around = the. : World
Cruise.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Letter have ac-
complished what no other wealthy, family
has thought of doing, boarding their
yacht in the Potomac for a trip around
the world. Many admiring eyes watched
the Niagara while in port here off the
Washington barracks.
The yacht Is one of the most sumptuous
and perfectly equipped vessels afioat. It is
owned by Howard Gould and has figured
conspicuously In the social history of
many European ports. Mr.. and Mrs.
Letters guests leaving here were Dr. and
Mrs. James F. Mitchell, who will return
from Bermuda; Mr.. and Mrs. Everts
Wrenn Of Chicago, who will go as far as
England, and then return to this country,
and Mrs. George T. Summerlin. Col.
John r. Williams, father of Mrs. Letter,
was also of the party, and in Europe Mrs.
Williams and her daughters will join for
the rest of the cruise. After first going
to Bermuda, the Niagara will steam to
the Azores, then to Lisbon and to Eng
land. The late winter will be spent In
India and the Mediterranean. the spring
and summer will be spent in Japan and
China, and the journey will conclude with
a visit, to Panama and South America.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-05
Speny-Upshur.

The marriage of Miss Gertrude Up
shur,e daughter of Mrs. John Upshur of
Astoria, Ore. and Lieut.. Simon Willard
Sperry, U. S. A, took place in st. Paurs
Church. Seattle. Wash. September 25.
The bride was given in marriage by
her grandfather. Rear Admiral John
upshur. U. S. N, retired who went
from his home in Hot Springs, Va, to
and old lace, and wore a lace veil held
with orange blossoms Her attendants
were Mrs Frederick Charles Fulton,
the former Miss Barbara Eakin Of As
toria. who wore her own wedding
gown, an exquisite creation of brocade
and lace and her cousin. Miss Marion
Clutter, maid Of honor. She wore light
blue crepe de chine trimmed with
shadow lace and rhinestoness land car
ried shower bouquet of Cecil Brun-
ner roses. Her short tulle veil was
caught with forget-me- nots. James
Sperry was best man.
The bridegroom is the son of Mrs.
James w. Sperry of Sausalito and q
brother Of Mrs. Clarence Carrigan
(diss Anna Sperry), Richard and James
Sperry, q nephew Of Mrs. William H.
Crocker, Mrs. John Owen Miller, Prin-
cess Andre Poniatowski, Mrs. George
Tighlman and George B. Sperry.
Mrs. Sperry Is a niece of Judge Will
Of Mrs. Kent Hewitt tMiss Floride
Hunt), Mrs Herbert Baker (Miss Ma
talie Hnnt) and Miss Helen Hunt Of
Washington, D. c.
After an extended honeymoon Lieut.
and Mrs. Sperry will return to Fort
Stevens. Ore, where the former is sta
toned with the 30th Company Of Coast
Artillery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-05
Wedding Dates.

+ Medical Director and Mrs. James Dun
can .Gatewood have issued invitations
for the marriage of their daughter, Miss
Dorothy Duncan Gatewood. and Lieut..
Earl North. Corps of Engineers.
The ceremony will be performed at St
Margarets Church Wednesday, October
%, at 4:30 o'clock. -
A reception will follow at the home Of
the brides parents.
The marriage Of Miss Helen Downing
and Lieut. Commander Hugo Wilson
Osterhous, u. s. N, will take place In
the early part OF December.
Miss Mildred Egerton Fearn, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Lee Fearn, and
Ensign Richard Stockton Field. u. s. N.
will be married Wednesday, October 10,
at pm. in the ballroom of the Brighton
apartment.
The marriage of Miss Anna Fulton,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Greed NJ. Full
ton. and Mr.. Seabury Smith Gould. jr.. OF
Seneca Falls, N. T., will take place
Saturday, November Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-05
IVY REDDINGS are making the 500
cial links between the DAYS
M when nothing happens and
fbe dates Of the ceremonies.

IVY REDDINGS are making the so
cial links between the days
AAy when nothing happens and
the dates OF the ceremonies
Not much publicity to the
events as vet outside Of the immediate
circle they set a stirring. but as the au-
tumn air has more of the breath OF the
winter In 1t, all this will be changed.
The wedding program this week ana
throughout the month Is most inter-
esting one. November marT1ages-tnat
of Miss Jessie Wilson and Mr.. Francis b.
Sayre- ideaiizing the month and probably
suggesting it's selection by many, Will
take up considerable of the social leisure
Around Thanksgiving the deputantes
viii begin their. joyful careers as person
ages to whom all are glad to pay dis
tinctive homage These greatly -to-be-
feted young girls are sure 1t Is going 70
be a gay season, and their reign will not
decline till the first month Of the new
year is passed.
Season starters in other places are the
Yelled Prophets ball Tuesday next In
st. Louis, the Greenaway ball In San
Francisco. November IA. and the hos
tesses ball in Minneapolis November %.
Opera starts November II in New York.
a sufficient reason why Washington
eayeties may not then greatly interest
those who look forward to attendance
in the horse shoe circle as something not
to be ignored. Debutante balls in Bos-
ton will engross attention throughout
December.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-05
For the Duke and
Duchess.
and

Mrs. Eleanor Martin extended hos
pitality recently to the Duke and Duchess
Armand de Richelieu, the latter Of whom
was Miss Eleanor Douglas Wise of Bal
timore before her marriage last spring.
The drawing room Of Mrs. Martins home
was decorated in st. Joseph's lilies and
yellow chrysanthemums, and the dining
room was beautiful in American beauty
roses. the same flowers being used for
the table in tall crystal vases. Among
those present were Gen. and Mrs. Arthur
Murray, Mr.. and Mrs. de Gazette, Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Sprague. Mrs Russell
Lukens. Mrs. Joseph Redding. Miss lJo-
sephine Redding, Miss Ethel Croker,
Baron Won Schroeder, Capt. Warfield,
Lieut. Howell. Lieut. E. w. MacIntyre
and J. Downey Harvey.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-05
Next Royal Wedding.

The Princess Alexandra, Duchess of
Fife. and Prince Arthur. son Of the Duke
of Connaught. are the next royalties who
will enter the matrimonial state. Their
marriage will be at noon October Is at
st. James Chapel. London.
Queen Mary. Of England is in continuous
consultation with the princess royal, the
mother of the duchess. as well as with the
duchess herself. so that everything may
be carried out I'm accordance with prece-
dent. Already the church where the
ceremony Is to take place is being deco
rated. and the old banqueting hall where
the wedding breakfast is to be laid is be-
ing prepared to accommodate not fewer
than 600 guests.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-05
DtiI11,sb1,1'11
THE OUTER GARMENT SHOP
eos 10 Ga ELEVENTH. STREET
Hudson Seal Coats, S135.00.

offer highest quality French Dyed Muskat (ud-
Sea Coats all the $I35 Regular value $S5
Only limited number be offered this price after
these sold
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-05
Rurnnage Sale.

For the benefit of the Washington
Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital. No.
Iowa circle, non-sectarian charitable
institution, a rummage sale will be held
October to II. inclusive, at 1913 Az
street southwest.
Contributions are earnestly solicited.
Send postal to Mrs. Oscar Coumbe, 1927
Euclid street. giving address. and
wagon will call for articles contributed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-05
For Christ Child Society

with a phenomenal run of 1877 per-.
fcrmarces, in New York to its credit.
"The Poor Little. Rich Girr' will be-.
gin Its season at the New National
Theater in this city October "a. with
an exceptionally capable company and
the promise of the original sumptuous
New York production.
The first nights production. Monday.
October 81, will be .fon the benefit OF
the Christ Child Society.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-05
Debut Ball and Tea.

Representative and Mrs. Knowland and
their daughter, Miss Eleanor Knowland,
will return from California in December.
and in January the latter will be pre-
scented at a tea and ball.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-05
Here for the Winter.

Lieut.. and Mrs. Townsend Whelan.
u. s. A.. are stopping with Gen. and
Mrs. Pratt at the Dresden. They have
rented an apartment at 2130 Wyoming
avenue, and expect to move In tho mid
die of the month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-05
Moved to New Home.

Dr. and Mrs. Lewis J. Battle and the
latter,s mother, Mrs. r. o. Polkinhorn,
have moved into their new home, 1401
Kennedy street northwest (16th Street
High1ands).
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-10

ible and was done with reckless dis
regard To- the rights and interest Of
the stockholders of the McBryde SUI
gar Co, Ltd, Including. the under
signed; and done apparently without
stopping even to consider possible
consequences to the ckholdefs In
overwhelming said company with in
creased yearly demands az time
when 1t was directly against the In.
terests sof the McBryde Sugar Co,
Ltd, to take on . dollar more than
possible OF virtually demand pay.
ments, such as an obligation to pay
yearly the said sum Of $4,000.
Declares Attacks PerDieious. ....,.,,.s. !,
Such acts complained of also. In
cllde attacking and undermining and
fnstigating and inspiring attacks up.
on the private credit of the financial
standing and assets of the under.
signed. II also includes the passing
of the dividends on the preferred
stock due July LIST of this year, such
suspension being needless and un-
called for, and being voted in a man.
per showing reckless disregard Of the
rights OF the undersigned, and other
stockholders, for the reasons that IT.
was announced but q few days before
the date when said dividends were to
have been paid, thereby withholding
from the undersigned any adequate
warning nf the intention to pass such
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-10
HELPING Tue NATIONAL GUARD

4 the entire business community will give Il
'1e National Guard Of Hawaii the hearty sup
port pledged BY the Ad Club yesterday, no diff.
'rplty should be found IN bringing the Guard
'p g the desired twelye-company strength.
4 has already been emphasized how import
'1f factor progressive and capable Guard or
'nIzation will be to HonoluIu and with what
'Ieefity businessmen and business firms can
''ou 70 support the movement The members
me Ad Club believe that Che tional Guard
good thing, and they believe in seeing that
god thing is helped along IN this community
+ Is not asking more than. sci interest would
'ompt for the business houses Of Honolulu to
'' their young male employees know that they
.'E with favor upon the Guard There are now
'' companies in the Guard Only two. more are
.'e1e1 They should be organized speedily
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-10
NEW roRKs WAY WITH THE AUTO

New York City's traffic squad has long been
recognized as model Of efficiency and its new
traffic regulations are now declared to be a mod.
el Of effectiveness. Honolulu pedestrians as well
as alltoowners and drivers will be interested in
the rule requiring that no vehicle may pass d
street-car except when the street cir il In Mo.
ton. BY this simple provision the danger that
vehicles, particularly autes will strike q passen.
ger getting on or off strcetcar is at once elm
mated ~ sssss
provision much like this has been stg gesfed
for Honolulu from time to time, And sometime
it viii be adopted either in q city ordinance or
in q territorial statute.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-10
M'BRYDE SIOCKHOLDERS name
COMMITTEE IOlNVESI|GAIE
IHEMERITS OF KINNEY CLAIM

issue was the arrangement whereby
the trustee under the original bond
Issue of $4,000. 900 was superseded by
q trustee under the control Of mem.
bers of the board Of directors Of Alex.
ander q Baldwin, Ltd. The trustee
Under said original bond issue Deing
manoeuyered out of the trust solely
IN the interests OF Alexander q Bald.
win, Ltd. and wholly against the in
terests Of the stockholders Of the Nc
Bryde Sugar Co, Ltd. !.
The acts complained OF include an
increase in the fixed yearly charges
Of the McBryde Sugar Co. Ltd. OF
$4,000 required to be paid yearly on
said new bond issue less $40 900 saved
BY reduction In the rate Of interest
on the new bonds. which increase
was absolutely and wholly indefens-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-10
EDITOR

there Is bound to be lively protest from several
quarters.
The situation that led mp to the ruling against
all aliens was brought about BY a court decision
in Vancouver. The chief justice held that the
federal government orders council hitherto ne;
straining Hindus from entering the province,
except under very special circumstances, are ul-
ira wires, and that Hindus cannot be excluded
from Canada except on the grounds OF idiocy,
disease. crime or mendicancy The decision
means that any number Of shiploads Of Hindus
may 60 to British Columbia and must be freely
admitted.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-10
tsigned).

Land Commissioner Joshua Tucker
held 81 land drawing this morning on
100 homestead lots which have been
withdrawn from the Laupahoelloe
plantation on Hawaii and are now to
be opened for settlement. Seventy
eight applicants have filed for these,
and the order III which they may Sc
Iect their lots was determined, BY
number today. About ~ Of the lots
are small, averaging little more than
an acre, while the remainder range
from 10 to ~ acres in size. Much of
the land IS In sugar cane at present
and cannot be taken until the crop
is removed, which viii be some time
later next year.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-10
LEY q. ALLEN
NEDNEsDAY -. DECEMBER 10; 1919

NC canaOt kiRdIc irlIen lie HiH
The fire irhict ~ the heart resides;
The spirit bloiceth aud Is still,
III mystery or soul aJides;
Bat tasks u honts of insight iciiIed
Con be through hours Of gloom fulfilled.
Matthew Arnold
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-10

The mail-yote in the Merchants Association
on the plan for amaIganation with the Chamber
Of Commerce is progressing favorably Every
me lber Of the association should vote The ma
joflty Of the active membership has already gone
on record as fayoring the greater commercial
body What is needed now is a vote so, large
that when it is concluded On December 81 no ele-
nent in the association will be able to say there
is any considerable opposition to the merger
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-10

a Al meeting OF the members of the
PaIama Improvement Club win be
held II the settlement gymnasium
Fhnrsday evening at Z: 80 O'Clock. The
members will discuss plan Of visit.
ing the neigh borhood with a view to
securing the cooperation Of the resi-.
dents through explaining to them the
aims and purposes Of the organiza.
ton.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-10

Huerta Is sending his family out Of the dan
ger zone but until we hear that he is sending the
treasury out also we shall see no hopeful indi-
cations that he is going to abdieate
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-10

Carnival Week plans are booming What are
you going to do to help the Floral Parade? Don't
expect the director general and his committees
to do il al s 49, :.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-10

Brand Whitlock, whose large following Id To
ledp, Ohio was severely beaten in the recent
elections, has been awarded y consolation prize
in the nomination for minister to Belgium
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/ -
his finances to meet the Suspension
Said dis complained Of Include
giving oyef the execution Of said trust
created under sid pooling agreement
and indentures 70 the personal execu.
ton and performance CT and by ],
r. Cooke, with mo- adequate check or
sFeRieH and often with no authoriza-
ton or reyietE phatesef. b. any othe:
officers. directors 81 Stockholders Of
said Alexander q Baldwin. Ltd, in
violation d the obligations CT said
trust wpS.epy- 1nsny Ersspons .,s.s
done In the name Of Alexander &
Baldwin. Ltd. BY. said J. r Cooke,
With the personal I'D ard assistance
az said WaIlAck Alexander Elmer E.
Paxton and Walter +. Dillingham;.
Said acts complained Of also in
clnde many othsf factss Of omission
and commission ins Viola lon Of said
trust.
says Ne % Caused Great Loss.
Said acts complained Of have not
only DESTROYED the value, OF stock
holdings of the Undersigned In the
Mcbride Sugar Co, Ltd, but have
compelled him 10 make forced sales
az and reaIizations upon other prop.
erty ana assets Of the undersigned ct
great personal loss and sacrifice. and
have. in other directions than those
above enumerated. destroyed the Il.
nancial credit Of the undersigned and
caused him great financial loss and
5S.s.ss.. Youss truly, =. s.s.s-...,...s-s.
Efslr1edl I'VE. A. * flNER g
p. S.--You are hereby notified that
allure TO comply with the FOREGOING
demand will be followed immediately
81 the institution Of pfoceedihgs IN
court to enforce the same.
Under date Of November q MT, Eln-
|ney wrote to the president officers
and directors Of McBryde as follows:
san Francisco, Nov. 3rd. 1918.
TO the President QfaceEs and 4rec.
tofs Of McBryde Sugar company,
Limited.
The undersigned, q large stock
holder ID the McBryde Sugar Com
many. Limited, since it, organization,
s ne own beialE and IN behalf Of all
n - ~, stnctholders Of said company,
,s sI.s. NAV fesire "a iofn in this protest
md "a demand. hereby respectfully de-
nd, that stems be taken forthwith
~ Vol, 81 representatives Of the Nc
s. 1rvde stockholders and custodians Of
their interests to set aside or otnef-
wise neutralize or onset the meas
rrzs now ii force through the pfovi-
ssi -, a. the trust deed securing the
new bond issue and other acts Of the
7irRrvde Snesf Company, Limited,
h ,,ss aljout under the advice and
iTifIsfive al Alexandef & Baldwin,
it H, ngsrts Whereby th3 company is
n -, SsTnslied dit 81 its earnings to
80 ) siae Ssol00f per annnni for 8
s,rtinS fl,nd Is nav on Said new bond
i ;,,srS Z and Is Amply subsequent yearly
esrni ,{ee To- make m any deficit III the
s *, snsvment thus ia Be made on
ssrs,,pf 81 safd sinking fund III pref.
erencn' IL fiividends SIP t6ither pre-.
isf{sT' e. tonffltl1 Noon ,ahd whereby
The following time obligation of Ne.
- -, - 49,, ,,os, . = rl,if e., S and
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-10

The women of Chicago instituted ]. boycott
on eggs and reduced the price several cents q
dozen. Where there's i woman there's way. 8
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Dr. Ruffo appears to have been an impostor,
but not 80 great an impostor as people suspected