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The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1913-02-13
PERSONAL
AND
OTHERWISE
DeVoe's Forecast.

18th blizzard will form over Texas
and move eastward, 18th to 10th cold
wave, nth to 18th cold and squally
On tie 18th a blizzard will form over
tile Missouri Valley and move east
ward, 10Th snow storm.
When is town clock, not town
clock?
The beautiful Porter residence on
Normal avenue is being taken posses
SIGN of this week by Nr. and Mrs. T
4 Porter who have every reason to
be proud of their comfortable new
home.
Send us your next order for Job
Printing.
For a sDrain your will find Cham
berlain's Iiniment excellent. 1t al
Laws the pain, removes the soreness,
an soon restores the parts Ito a
healthy condition. 70 and so cent
bottles for sale ly all dealers.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. L. Dranguent and
family have taken possession of the
new residence built by Mr.. J. B. AS
well on the street next to the one that
our new Congressman built at the
sane time for his own use.
Mr.. Sylvester Simons store is now
comfortably established on the west
side OF Normal avenue nearly opposite
his old location, which was recently
bought in the succession sale of the
Smith property by Mr.. A. Z. Bath
1t is rumored that the old house will
be pulled down and modern cottage
built upon the pretty site.
Conductor S. L. Miller, Norfolk,
Nebr., on Bonesteel Division of G. &
n. w. BY. Co.. recommends Foley
Kidney Pills and says: Il have used
Foley Kidney Pills with very satisfac
tory results and endorse their use for
an, enc afflicted with kidney trouble,
Trey are all right For sale by all
drugEi isis.
Mr.. A. 4. Ewing has bought the
handsome two story residence that was
being built for Mr.. Marcus Dimukes on
the old Francois lot on Normal Avenue.
Wori. on it has been started again and
just as soon as it will be ready for oc-
,cupancy Mr. and Mrs Ewing will take
possession OF their new home.
.Natchitoches is embarras de richess
in TIA matter of handsome town
cloc rs, one of which adorns the court
house .eepie and the other that of
the Cathe, '-aI But tell it not IN
Gath, IL there VS. not good natured
Central who will tell you the time
whesa you ask it, one "0nid never
know it, as the town clocks keeps IL
absolutely to themselves.
The semi weekly evening lenten SER
vices began at the Cathedral Friday |
night at 7:3O sEaen the Way of the
CrosS Was solemnized which will be
every friday evening at That hour
until Faster dawns. On Wednesdays
ut ths anne time. Benediction and q
sermoi Eill be the service,
Wake up. Don't let the gra-s grow
unaer your feet. Have your PRINTING
dcas 1ow before you ale out.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1913-02-13

Quite a number of hoboeS struck
Natchitoches last and this week, but
the order of their going was just a
little different from that of their
coming.
Some spent the night in jail as it was
quite late when they were discovered
and they were escorted out of town
at an early hour the next morning,
while the move-on at-once ordinance
was enforced with some speed upon
Others just as they reached here.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1913-02-13

Mrs. S. S. s., Van Buren, ST., King
ston, n. Y. full name furnished on
application had such decided benefit
from using Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound that she shares her good
fortune with others. She writes:
'Foley's Honey & Tar Compound
brought my voice back to me during
a severe case of bronchitis and Iaryn-
gifts. Oh, how many people have
recommended it to. For sale by all
druggists.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1913-02-13

w. S. Shelton, merchant at Stan
ley, Ind, says he would not take
$4,000 for the relief single box of
Foley Kidney Pills gave MIN. IL had
a severe attack of kidney trouble with
sharp pains through my back and
could hardly straighten up. A single
box of Foley Kidney Pills entirely
relieved me. For sale by all druggist
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1913-02-13
Foa SALE.

One second han1 refrigerator AMI
one extension dining table. both
in good condition. Apply at this or
flee
FSb. I3-tf.
Phone 226 when in need of any kind
ct plain or fancy printing.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1913-02-13
! en- the 2srB, ga, OF OF rgedIedo, 1''' S
III Ii. shaCountv,

!. en- the 25rb 1HaY,g OF reeaiedo : C
Gfll Ii. shaCounty,
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that
he is senior partner of the firm of f.
}. Cheney & Co.. doing business in
the City of Toledo, county and State
aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
the sum Of One Hundred Dollars for
each and every case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by the use of Halls
Catarrh Cure.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 9Th day of De-
cember, A D., 1866.
(SeaD A. w. GLEASON,
Notary Public.
Halls Ca, arrh Cure is taken inter
nally and acts directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Send for testimonials free
+. J. CHENEY 81 CO, Toledo, @
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
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Are You a Cold Sufferer?

Take DR.. Kings New Discovery.
The Best Cough, Cold. Throat and
Lung medicine MADE, Money refun-
ded if 1t fails to cure you. DO not
hesitate-take it at our risk. First
dose helps. J. r. Wells Floydada
Texas, writes: CDR. Kings New
Discovery cured my terrible cough
and cold. | gained Is pounds" Buy
it at Natchitoches Drug Co.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1913-02-13
Mothers Can Safely Buy

DR.. Kings New Discovery and give
it 10 the little ones when ailing and
suffering with colds, coughs, throat
and lung troubles. tastes nice, harm
less. once used, always used. Mrs.
Bruce Crawford, Niagra. Mo-, writes:
"Ur. Kings New Discovery changed
our boy from pale weak sick boy to
the picture of health" Always helps.
4 g3ssejl it IL az tcfffrocires Rftv Co
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1913-02-13

Friday was one of the most disa-
greeable days of thu winter, as it was
bitter cold AMI cold driving raj
fell that finally ended in sleet. Sat
urday it moderated soma, bat COZ
tiuued grey and dreary. Sunday like
wise, than blue Monday opened with
heavy rain that came in an ines.
SAINT downpour until late Tuesday
night when the wind veerei to the
northwest bringing a cold wave,
which was welcomed as Wednesday
bright and sunShiney albert the Their
mOmeter vent down TO -
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1913-02-13

Send in your order now for high
class printing.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1913-02-13
Died..

WHITEHEAD-In New Orleans, La,
on Thursday, January 3Oth. 1918, at
$50 p. no. DIR. q, p Whitehead, of
Lecompte. La aged sivty three years.
The remains will be brought to Le-
compte over the Iexas and Pacific
road this evening, arriving at 100
O'Clock and the funeral will take place
tomorrow.
Heleaves widow and three child
rem. The children are Mrs. Presburg
of Natchitoches; and Miss Inez and
Mr.. Peter Whitehead. also of Le-
compte. DR.. Whitehead had been in
I'll health for several weeks, ana was
taken to New Orleans for an opera
fion, but which proved to BE- OF no
avail. He was . we'll known phvsi-
clan in the community and was high
ly respected and liked by all who
knew him.-Town Talk.
The deceased was the father of
Mrs. Presburg of this city w3) wa;
In attendance upon him, and to whom
The Enterprise extends sympathy.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1913-02-13

Mr.. Hudson of Creston was visitor
town Monday.
Mr. G. NJ. Pierson spent Sunday
and Monday in Conshatta.
Mr. Henry Pressburg, If Alexandria
spent Sunday in Natchitoches.
Mr.. }. S. Dixon of Powhatan, was
a visitor to town Saturday.
Mrs. M. II. Carver is visitors to
Shreveport.
Mr. and Mrs w. Stafford, of oil
City we're week end guests of Mrs. r
Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs Ambrose Hertzog of
were recent visitors to
II "a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-17
THE wORKMEN's COMPENSATION ACT

misaPpehenon concerning operation of the
compensation quite general Under the
law providing the " application rate of PAYMENT bv
any employer is limited to of the obvious
that this Limitation is per cent will not properI COM
PenSa Tor the casualty charge OCCUPATIONS
teuary IN the mines Employers OCCUPATIONS seem
10 think that they likely be good the casualty
damage IN the mines This true it will be ony
temporary. my
The law provides that January year all occupations
sna De read by the commission every upon
us own record In other words experience on January shows
the mines have been rated low they higher
SHOWS that the iron and steel mills stamping plants the
glass factories the low they will be
aed higher If shows that merchandising establishments the
bakeries the plumbing shops high they will
aeo o~eT Every industry employing labor subject COM
penSaon act Nc employer its provision bu
every employer will be oased EMPLOYERS and every in
dustry Will its charge injured Already
some two hundred thousand dollars the treasury
OF the WoenS compensation board eighty per
cent OF this money has been paid by operators Other employ
S nave MOI oe so quick 10 realize the purpose
temporarily or until careful inspection classification
OF industries can he made inequalities exist Casf
caon ana rating cannot be reduced nicely but TIE
rerang ny the board January will he some extent on
aea experience and further January OF each year
VIII be based upon longer periods enable the board
TO form just and accurate classifcatons.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-17
A SCHOOL SURVEY

November lith was observed very
generally throughout the State of
Ohio as School Survey Day. Meetings
were held in school houses generally.
particularly in the country Parents
and visitors were welcome. Special
exercises were observed. and general
consideration OF the conditions OF
schools was had The following ques
tons were suggested:
Parents and visitors VIII be welcomed
m the aftern Don. when ~ueriI1 eNr-clas..
viii be observed and in the evening The
parents viii get together for a. I4ll.
school survey Tor which the following
topics have been suggested.
better?
What more can our community go for
kAs school than 10 s. dpl0s at gr...at'
what public meetings might pee held
community
What benefits would visits from our
parents hestow upon the sehpoir
- sehool sardens,-"t what value might
they be 20 thi- school
bating club
Is our water supply safe and whole
wBy DO We not have ,ae publications
fpr1 the ohio experiment. station I'd
ing
our schools and our Roads
The American people spend more
money upon their schools than any
other people in The world. yet there is
a somewhat general feeling that our
schools fail 20 do the oo-k that ls ok.
pected OF them. The prime object az
education is 90 make good citizens. 200
fit boys and girls for the serious uors
Of life. Possibly % our schools we
have laid too great accent upon purely
literary training and too lrr. u,op
practical industry However .lIs ma'
be, serious study ~ school roadi
lions by our citizens is 90 be com
mended
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NEW NEWS OF YESTERDAY
Some "reminiscences of Minnie Hauck.
By T. J. Edwards

must Eo. both 20 see and 20 hear her %
nus admonished not 20 lose an OPP
come famous as an American soprano.
I went TO the concert N at evening In
nlr tnie some one appeared from the
wihE~ leading a young girl by the hand.
lie bowed and then withdrew and the
MAJ IN Was Left there alone before a
great audience. The FIRST Thought OF
every one was probably this. Whether
she can sins or not she Is an extremely
pIel.y MAJ i'n. ot very modest demeanor
ana most tastefully dressed" Her gown
was 90 some simple VT lte material
she had not sung three bars Of her
At-t S9ng netore every one IN the house
PAID the tribute ~ listening iuteutlv
and silently. n seemed Incredible thst
- Young girl slo uld have such a Won
d'rful command OF her vocal organs.
va perfect and the quality % tie
lu the audience was the wealthy New
York gentleman with members OF hfs
family. who had discovered by chance
L.lt THIS girl possessed a very beautiful
voice tie heard her singing 10 herself
in a garden attached 20 her modest home
~ NfW orleans. whore she a. En- lived.
~. was himself patron OF music and
rome brothers
u is r, collection that this con-
.'tN On" given hy Minnie Hauck before
hgr departure for Europe. although I
LiH-f "i friends "f Mr.. jerome In the
Nfie private th'ate- which Mr. Jerome
ma butt adjoining his house.
can never forget nu'v great "A dfTe~-
"rcc there WAS between my FIRST expert
"rrr lu listening fu Minnie H4uek and
the last $40 had rl'ncl 3D. rr.at rcnu-
up'fa ~ That maine She was engaged
70 sins this paft boo the Metropolitan
.,r,..'. mus li'c' ~ Ne early eos Her last
~Hfnr'av mat nee. ro her horror she
..-'.N "r'd whom she came from her
tt'r-.' room 90 the stage that one or
q m
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-, some time ln the early seventies Mrs
- . IN. - .4oult visited Nc~ haven.
- nn.. and while there sang ln concert.
She was "A celebrity at the tiu. II wac
$40 thAt she Wa The Cniy American
sir- excepting Clara Louise KelllxF. g.
o'''nl7 Uistrc51 % the highest artist,
demonstration OF the exquisite melody.
nich sometimes Is IN the human vote.
II IL 20 carefully trained. VINO had re-
''lved practically her entire instruction
ia her native city OF Boston.
bdt there were other incidents Of her
career Ia Europe which f.ade her com
splcuous. with her husbs.I. size was a
Welcome guest of tire Emperor Louis NJ
Iolegn and % tie Empress EuEenie in
we heycay of the empire. she was often
H' 81 OF a. ne most beautiful woman
lN tari- aud there were many persons
who wondered how 20 Was possible f1.
giri OF American birth and early ne.
20 nave become such "a Perfect Inistr,sa
OF all OF the cNaCti8us OF the utterly
NFtficial and vet brilliantly spectacular
social lie OF the empire under Louis
napoleon.
With the downfall OF the errpir. Mrs
Moulton's prestige ia Fraucc became
someWh hat dim. but she was cordially
Welcomed by great number % friends
When she visited the United states anu
II her occasional appearance Joe concert
she demonstrated her possession not
only OF beautiful. bat also OF ID very
highly culti'A voice.
To her friends ia New Haven Az.
Mnu4tpn said II have always been very
glad that az least two American girls.
Nhn Mcrr exclusively taught ~ the
United states. have shown funt DO wng
possible o. become great singers and To-
DO numbered among the worlds Fr,tr
ar lSi- Of the orerttic and concert STAGE.
on know. 90 cOurse.-ta whom I re-
Ter Ar- Auulton f. quoted as having
said .'ue Is Clara Louise kellogg arI
the other i~ Minnie Ifauck Roth nav,
t"in"d great triaUrhs iu IuruIe. aud O
nave heard both. but there are many
people There VINO du NOT h,U.V. tnaf
these girls received their entire training.
before they went upon fh. concert or
operate. stage. from American teachers .
u 60 happened chat when t.ls CON
ttrsattNn Was rri,Ht'' o.. u, SO brought
2" my recollection Very WILDLY tie ar-
EtHrar'e "f 30 .nui- Huark as % con
cry N.uggt several Ye.rs earlier ir Sew
Haven. ] was stopped 90. rorrI-- u,-
Q friend w.u Was ten cher of mu~t. .n
:NrW Haven. wuN said fD me. There fs 81
little Eir. rfw~I N.ruf. Hlurk Who g.
y" ~iNs ir r.r..rt go fI- usrHtr hlf. fhf.
't'flik she .~ uHt uH.u uav IS
Years of age. hlt D. predict f.r her f,
,tfc.r Which VIII -arE H,f among the
greatest OF The worlds sopranos. You
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-17
eLYNN As A REEoRmER

Governor Glynn declares that DE-.
VIII follow in tho footsteps OF Govern.
or Hughes and Governor sulzer. BE
expects 20 have a direct primary
law In New York by January
LIST lie also announced that he Will
not be a candidate for denomination
and reelection Glynus cours.
throughout The Sulzor Impeachment
trial was dicuGcd. able and sensible.
II be is "a Tammauy man De- Is supc.
rior product OF tho Tammauy organi-
cation. 10 is not impossible that Tam.
many will find in Giynn a great zoe
and q more powerful advocate OF poe.
form measures than the ra.ing SuIzer
could have beer.
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Geo. M. Shook CO.


anu ali things beautiful. and horses and
TT les ana children ana hard work ana
.He JOY OF lie. We have great fire
places. ami iu them the logs roar -,r5
CracIle during the long winter eveni-...s
~" his plaza is FOR tho hot. sim after.
.i''H@ .I summer. A. iu every house
.il'-l' tl" ihlHEs that appeal To- the
mouse h".cer because Of their asSoria-
u'Hr, hit which would not mean much
u" '''. naturally, any man who has
.''H ii''..'. ana filled other 90 o.
h"ir. "H. I.llItoe such tNiu..a ..g.r..
scan. regard Coo Dds own IersourI .r.rIf,
ItTh"p- our most cherished To~ee--l,r i-
ere bennington bronze. The ErUur.
huttrr. given me 10y my men when tf.
regiment was mustered out. and "a bIy
ll IhHN rll~eF Nuss given 90 Mrs Eulaa.
ven .f me enlisted men of tho battle
a 'THie" on That vessel 20 Pauamn Do
was "a real surprise gift. presented % re.
IN inc w hite House. on behalf OF mo
Mhp." crew. tg four az straurfr.r man.
' war mon HF over swung o. turrcf or
pointed a. tN"lre-iuch gun The enlisted
80 't tN' army ] already knew we'll
OF course j know well the officer- ur
u''N army ana navy. But the enlisted
men or the navy ] grew 20 know well
,Nt3 .gh Was president ON the Lou
.. -li ',..'f-.i ana ] once dlne1
-' '..' ''.t'L .It 'LfiDer~ mess. and DH
another t.tffle.Hlr. tho Missouri .wh.r
D was iu company with Admiral Evans
''. ID. '..IN f'H lTeI. ana again ga the
b. I. ana ON the Mayf.ower. We also
diu'i Hs guests OF the crew When q.
finished our trip on the Louisiana Q
Il.'.e "a snort speech TO the assembled
crow. ana az SIS close one 81 the petty
oiilcffs. tho YER" picture Of what "a
nor war. man should look like. rrn-
posed thre" cheers for me in terms tina.
struck mo ne curiousIv iIlue.--ffye 81
America at her best. he said. Vow then
men, three cheer for Theodore Rooae-
welt 90" typical American CITIZEN. That
wt' ih- way in which they thought OF
tho American 'reeident-ard a ver- GOOD
why. too. II was an expression thar
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VTTTTI INV. D-r-- - .---- ~ -
I'll, ,ri.,.-.. ,,.. - '''S 80 I"'"
Dbl" """'H inc American principles Of gov
tbs, anu ne Were lngrained Just az
d. 's t'ut4' need scarcely add. but {
To- 900 TOT tht benefit OF those who do
4"' Know, that TINS attitude Of self-re-
-t.t,Ihf identification Of Interest and
purpose o. not only compatible with hut
can only exist when there b. line and
real discipline. as thorough ard renuiTe
ed iu the most iormidubi, Lighting Net.
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~ song or The song sparrow; and IN
.iHi'H We also near tUe piercing ca
demo" ~ tho meadow IarF-.tu us ono
'i me most attractive nf Hu bird calls
or Jar" years now and then we hear
inc f"I-l'kiuE. tulhIr- melody OF the
l"In4lHN In the pastures back OF fh.
barn and when the fau chorus OF these
ana or many others OFF The singers OF
so ing 10 dying down there ere some
true bot weather suugsfere. such as tho
hriEhtN hu'd indigo huntiurs ana
itirt.' hnches. Among fIn Guchea ono
"f TIC most musical ami T'airrIV. songs
is fhIt ~ the bush sparrow do mon
know why the books CalI g. rsI1 spar.
row. i.r 10 does not dwell iu the open
t".ls Ike the vesIe- frrh rho enyau-
nah sparrow ana the grHss shopper spar
row. but amonE tho ccIsrs and hnv-
berry bushes and young lpcusts IN the
same place whore the prairie warbler
j. round. Nor e. o. only the true songs
mat light us. We love 90 hear the
ni'kcrs cali. and We readily pardon any
on" % fh'ir number which. AZ occasion
glN happens. ls bold enough o. wake Us
IN o." carly morning hy drumming
on th" -hluglrs - the roof In our et-s
tfr rr. winged llnrSr.5ds have "a very
attractive note We love tho scream.
'ns uf the rel tailed hawks af NOV
cor hifn overhead. -r1 even the calls
~ ti' night heron ft4t nest 'r tho t4U
water naples hy ono uf fhe woo7 r1rf,
On our place. ans tla little green heroine.
fnHf nest beside the -alf marsh %
D. hnr- tp tell '4-t how much OF the nf-
trr"f'nn IN ans bird note ICES ir tho
music Itself and how much fn the asso.
Citations This is what makes 90 90
s-.t--~ p" fIt 20 compare the bird song.
- ono country with those of another
= man Who Gel worth ANYTHING cam no
more re entirely impartia. in speakirs
nf PIC tird songs with which from mis-
earliest childhood le hos been % rrili4r
tfnn -e can Pc entirely impartial in
speaking 30 hie own family.
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and William Leslie. court refe-.rr.
cases. 'r"r~rat.nE thousands of dollars
Senator O'Gorman has shown ur.
usual power OF acquisition How som.
~ the Democratic statesmen from
West Virginia must envy him,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-17
SEVENTEENTH INSTALLMENT
Outdo ors and Indoors

more SD than tho ,,;It.,. ..,.,.. &c.,
repeated ro.. of .-,, ,,i,,.. '-,,''' ''''' =
~. 5.l ..,. -...,
u'' TOY Era'h iHe inn az Brock
'"hNIsi until about nine O'Clock. Just
a' q. -Ii't lI. and few minutes before
THAI w- heard "a ufgbffar Do ala ..,.
sound in the least ike either nrr
Wh'UpooTNiu ur our nirhr-bavl, M.
tcr.uE i0ue.contIrupd call of ,r. 90
two eyll.bl.s r.,,.....i ,,..... ~. W
Tn. l1afr,,l, -. 80 ana over.
" a- very WlcL IN evil
ata'". continually chanting its un
Important liftl- litty ! was pleased
To SOC The bold maStcrfuf rrise.r
thrush. Tho -tOrmcork as 90 .s ce,or
called llf fbf. t.-s t.
.Ir.. b, t,. 80. ana
on '"' t"I.N spring. when the
weather Us s'ill tcmpes'uous. and had
llHs been silent when We saw %
IN" startling. rocks and fack4,os
dll not sing. and their calls yyer. a..
trsctiva rr.r-r,. ms r'o ar
e-ackIes a,.. .,t-,r,t..'' "a us "l our
t.-4' ", .i''. i've. ana tNe other
birds tnat we heard sing. though they
r''F'4 ". u part 100 the general cho-
'.-. N-F" performers ~ no especial
not. Ike our treD-cr.ersr- MIN. ,,.sr
II.r. and rrI.rfr.. ,....,,.,- -
r-arr er-.rr ..I.-.,. ''
gun O., s'i-t'. t... .i' ALREADY De
BIZ urs.' ,f-'...'''..'.4,... WIZ h-an'i.ul
'.. .-'il NHs very love.
-,5 H. D. . as CONF, con, Pile us possible.
.hl. 7ftr- l,,- , ~. s'...'5 very enjoy,
passed 20 f..as.a,eer went twenty , 5I
''.7 -'''- iN' 'A.. F' European trip
Ton o.. 49,. .'''e o''0''
much irt.rar,rd .s 49, Gnu va.
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Oh AP 7 ERS OF A POSSIBLE
AUTOBIOGRAPHY
BY THEODORE ROOSEVELT

sasd ~ Special Outlook Of which rheor
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Things Prised AZ Sycamore KIN.

~ Sycamore Hrl we love great
many tninrs-hird- and trees and books
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1.-THE 1NrEILIGENCER. embracing
It's several editions. Is entered In the
postoffice at Wheeling. W. Va. as sec
ond-class matterl
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