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MONDAY

SOLD PLACE ON EAST MAIN ST.
Oscar Green has sold his home and
four-acre ranch en- East Man street
to John Graham. who is now in posses
sion of the property. Mr.. Green is
moving his place of residence to 1909
River street.
MR.. SPRINGER HAS GUESTS.
r. II. Patterson and wife of Colo
RADIO Springs came over Friday for the
Yeoman celebration and spent Satur
day and Sunday with Mrs. Patterson's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. S. II. Springer
at 219 North Third street.
MRS. SANDY RETURNS.
Miss Ruth Sandy who has just fin
ished a successful school term in Pu
eblo county where she has been teach
ing, returned home Thursday. While
in Pueblo. she attended the photoplay
"The Birth OF a Nation" which was
running theer last week.
WITNESS MOVIE.
Mr. and Mrs. James Kettle and Mr..
and Mrs. James l.. Morgan and daugh-
ter motored to Pueblo Friday in the
Kettle car for the purpose OF seeing
the popular picture play. THE Birth
of a Nation!'
HERE TO ATTEND FUNERAL
C. B. Sampson of Gunnison came
oyei Sunday to attend the funeral of
his father J. T. Sampson OF North
18th street who died Saturday morn
ing. The funeral was held this after
noon.
WILL MOVE TO Ell PASo COUNTY.
Mrs. Mamie Cook of Macon avenue
will leave in about a week for their
ranch in Ell Paso county. They have
traded their property here for large
stock ranch several miles east of Colo
RADIO Springs.
Mr.. HURL5URT HAS FALL.
Mr.. A. Hurlburt of 10th street had
/, pretty hard fall from ladder while
pruning apple trees Friday, wrench
ing his back quite severely and hurt
ing his left ankle. He is to be con.
graduated on his escape from a worse
injury as he is a heavy man and the
ground was not particuraly soft. He
expects to resume work the first OF
the week.
MOVING TO coALDALE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bachelor arc
moving to the Coaldale district this
week where they will engage in ranch
ing.
RETURNED TO CRIPPLE CREEK.
Mrs. E. F. May has returned to Grip
pie Greek from weeks visit with
relatives and friends in Canon City.
Mr.l May motored to Canon after her
and then made their way back to tho
district by way Of Colorado springn.
They were accompanied as far as the
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marriage license Thursday to VII
liam H. Esser Jr, 81, and Mona Ger
trude Rutherford. p, both of Canon
city.-Colorado Springs Gazette.
SPENT DAY IN STEEL CITY.
Misses Sylvia and Mary Shirley
are spending the day In Pueblo. going
down on No. 10 this morning.
MISS GOODRICH TO MoNTRosE.
Miss Lois Goodrich left Friday for
Montrose, where she has accepted a
position for the season. as milliner
for Mrs. Stewart. Miss Goodrich re-
Gently returned from Denver, where
she spent several weeks in the whole
sale house.
MoNTRosE ATTORNEY HERE.
E. NJ. Sherman of Montrose, junior
member of the law firm of Sherman &
Sherman, is a professional visitor in
Canon City today. Mr., Sherman is
here for the purpose of arguing a
motion before Judge Cooper in the
district court for western slope eli
ent.
ANOTHER COYOTE ADDED
TO THE PARK zoo.
Theodore NJ. Harding. chairman of
the game and geological committee of
the Chamber of Commerce, announces
that another coyote has been added to
the menagerie in the State park op-
posite the penitentiary. The new ac-
QUESTION, which is a fine specimen of
its kind, was trapped by the Reynolds
boys of South Canon a few days ago
BUYS LINCOLN PARK RANCH.
Delfino Falco of Rockvale has pur-
chased the Ed Sullivan fruit ranch
of five acres at the eastern end of
Lincoln Park and will shortly take
possession of it as a home. Mr.. Sui
livan. it is understood. has acquired
other property in the same vicinity.
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VISITED PENRosE TODAY

County Assessor II. J. Craig and
Rudolph johnson Of I-onsmcnt. clerk
for the Colorado State Tax Commits
sion. visited Penrose. Florence and
The coal camps this morning Mr..
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Springs by their mother Mrs. Frank
May. who remained there few days
visiting friends before returning to
her home near Denver.-C Cripple
Creek Times.
LOOKING OVER MINING
PROPERTY NEAR sALiDA
George L. Ra!ney of saiida, F..
Nicholson and G. Keefer of Pueblo,
Leslie Swanson of Denver and A. F.
Sprague of Canon City met in Pueblo
on Saturday and motored to Salida to
investigate the property OF the Stand
ard Gold and Copper Mining and Mill.
ing company which is near that city
with view of becoming actively in
terested in the property. Pueblo
Chieftain.
sToRK STOPPED AT TURNER'S
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Turner are re-
joicing over the arrival of baby girl
of ~ pounds born to them at Graves
hospital Sunday morning. The baby
is fine. as is also it's mother, while
father is passing around the cigars.
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sToRK STOPPED AT TURNER'S
TUESDAY

uOAOOUu
RECOVERING FROM RHEUMATISM
Miss Elsie Bower is recovering from
an attack of rheumatism which has
kept her at home for the past week
VISITING AT STOCKTON HOME.
Mrs. F. ]. Hooper and daughter Mrs.
Allen Barth of Denver. mother and
sister of Mrs. Truman stockton. are
visiting at the Stockton home on
Rudd avenue.
E. J. TWIST TO PUEBLO TO LIVE
Z. ]. Twist, who has been cashier
for the A. V. r. l.. & p. CO., left to-
day with his family for Pueblo, to
take charge of his duties in the gene
raj office there the 1st.
Mr.. HICKS ILL.
Mr. p. d. Hicks has been quite
seriously i'll for several days. His
condition today is not much imrrov
ed.
is SISTER OF MRS. ARCH HALL.
Mrs. Carrie Buggie OF Chicago. is a
sister or Mrs. Arch Hall. at 713 Hazel
avenue, instead Of Mrs. Clyde Hall.
as formerly announced
ALVIN slDEsoTToM HERE FIRST
OF WEEK.
Alvin Sidebottom. formerly assoaiat-
ed with his uncle here in the opera.
tion of the Peerless mills. but for the
last three or four months employed in
similar capacity at Norton. Kansas.
arrived here last Saturday en- a short
business trip. He left Monday on his
return to Norton.
HAWKINS AND LocKET BUY
ROCKY MOUNTAIN LIVERY.
Mr.. Buck Hawkins and MIR. Phil
Locket have purchased the Rocky
Mountain livery from Mr.. Sam T. Hig-
gins. They are now in possession
under the firm name Of Hawkins and
Locket. They intend to run a first
class barn with good teams and up-to-
date rigs.
HERE FROM JACKSONVILLE, I'LL.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Campbell and
daughter of Jacksonville, Illinois. ar
rived in Canon City recently and have
taken apartments at the residence OF
Mrs. Curtis at 429 Cooper avenue
with the intention of remaining here
several months on account OF the
formers health. Mr.. Campbell was
for nineteen years letter carrier in
the employ of the Jacksonville post
office.
MOVES HERE FROM ALLISON.
Mr.. E. s. Kennedy and family OF
Allison, Colorado, arrived here today
and will make their future home in
or near Canon City. Mr.. Kennedy re-
Gently purchased some ranch proper.
ty here and comes to take possession
of it. He mentions the mildness OF
the Canon City weather at this time
as compared with that of Allison
where he says they have had consid-
cradle Of snow and cold weather. He
and his family area very much delight.
ed with their new prospects here.
sasenmrnnau
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WEDNESDAY

Will ARRIVE HERE TONIGHT.
C. P. Link OF Denver. chairman of
the Colorado State Tax commission, is
expected to arrive here tonight on a
short business trip.
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SPENDING SEVERAL DAYS HERE

on the 22nd and also to attend to
several business matters. He return
ed home today.
WILL RETURN TO PUEBLO ON
SATURDAY.
Miss Vera Jones, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Jones of Minnequa
Heights, who has been attending
school in Canon City, will return home
Saturday having finished \a course
in domestic science-Pueblo Chief
tain.
BOYS DEPARTMENT ENTESTAlN-
MENT.
Tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock
the Blues, who won in the gymna-
sium membership contest, will enter
tain the Reds. All members of both
teams are expected to be present. as
Captain Wilson has surprise in
store which will be enjoyed by all
taking part.
HERE FROM RIFLE, COLORADO.
Sig Anderson and Andy Clausner
of Rifle, Colorado, came in this morn
ing on d. & r. G. train No. for
visit with Mr. and Mrs. Ward Strick-
land. They report about foot of
snow on the western slope at the
present time and were delighted with
the warm sunny weather of Canon
City.
GUESTS AT COOK HOME.
The Misses Nella and Olive Gray
of Oakland, Iowa, arrived in Canon
today, and during their stay will be
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. z. Cook
of Poplar avenue, lincoln Park. The
young ladies' are here for a rest and
expect to spend most of the summer
in Canon. enjoying the climate and
mountains.
JOE EssER HERE ON WAY TO
eUENA VISTA.
Joe Esser. former sheriff OF Ere
mont county. but at present deputy
warden at the state reformatory.
stopped off here on Thursday for a
short visit with relatives and friends
while on his way back to Buena Vista
from business trip to Denver. He
left for home on Rio Grande train No.
5 this afternoon.
LEFT FOR CALIFORNIA.
Miss F. May Armishaw, for the last
twelve or fourteen years a member
of the T. NJ. Harding household, in
company with Miss T. waddington,
left last Monday for California, where
she will spend three or four weeks
visiting points Of interest. At the
conclusion of her stay on the Pa
cihc. coast Miss Armishaw will re-
turn to Canon City for a brief So
journ, after which she expects to re-
turn to England to make her home.
UNLoADED CARLOAD OF MOONS
THURSDAY.
J.J. Armstrong and Roland Arm
strong were visitors in Pueblo on
Thursday wheer they unloaded a
shipment of Moon Skies which they
delivered to Pueblo purchasers.
HOME FROM COAST
Mrs. A. Sartor returned to Canon
City Wednesday afternoon from a
several months visit with realtives
and friends in California.
WERE PUEBLO VISITORS.
MIR. and Mrs. lyman and a party of
friends were Pueblo visitors yester.
day.
ARE IN PUEBLO.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E, Galley and Mr..
and Mrs. c. A. Biggs are pilgrims to
the shrine of "The Birth of Ma
ton today.
MRS. IRWIN STOCKTON HOSTESS
Mrs. irwin Stockton ,was hostess
for thirty of her lady friends, wednes-
day afternoon in honor Of her cousin
Miss Garnett. The social afternoon
was spent in playing cards. follow
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GUESTS AT COOK HOME.

The Misses Nella and Olive Gray
of Oakland. Iowa. arrived in Canon
today. and during their stay will be
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Cool;
of Poplar avenue, lincoln Park. TIE
young ladies are here for rest and
expect to spend most of the summer
in Canon. enjoying the climate and
mountains.
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ARE IN PUEBLO.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Galley and Mr.
and Mrs. c. A. Biggs are pilgrims to
the shrine of "The Birth of Ma
ton today.
MRS. IRWIN STOCKTON HOSTESS
Mrs. Irwin Stockton ,was hostess
for thirty of her lady friends. Wednes
day afternoon in honor Of her cousin
Miss Garnett. The social afternoon
was spent in playing cards. follow
ing which they enjoyed light refresh
ments. Miss Garnet stopped on tc
spend few days with Mrs. Stockton
She is enroute from Kansas City te
Boise. Idaho, and expects to continue
her journey next Monday.
HAVE MOVED TO CANON.
A. L. King and family of st. Cloud
Fla, have recently moved to Canon
and are living at sO1 Hazel avenue.
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eUENA VISTA.

Joe Esser, former sheriff OF Ere.
mont county. but at present deputy
warden at the state reformatory,
stopped off here on Thursday for a
short visit with relatives and friends
while on his way back to Buena Vista
from business trip to Denver. He
left for home on Rio Grande train No.
> this afternoon.
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Sig Anderson and Andy Clausner
of Rifle, Colorado. came in this morn.
ing on D. & R. G. train No. for a
visit with MIR. and Mrs Ward Strick-
land. They report about foot of
snow on the western slope at the
present time and were delighted with
the warm sunny weather of Canon
Citv
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AUTOMOBILE TALK.
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4 That last car of Four-Ninety
models Will not last long if they go
like they started yesterday. Two
we'll to do citizens were in and took
out cars yesterday. They have been
doing a little investigating and find
that the joys of high priced car
at popular prices may be had only
in the purchase of Chevrolet and
naturally they exercised the good
judgment of buying one. One of
these gentlemen lives out in the vi
entity of Midlothian and the other
lives near Ennis. They have had
the economic and durability features
of the Chevrolet demonstrated to
them and decided it was the best
ear for them TO buy. That Is just
what you will do ii you consider
real service OF value in selecting
your ear. The manufacturers think
enough OF the Chevrolet TO build an
assembly plant at Fort Worth, which
means that il is here TO stay. The
guarantee behind Chevrolet is
enough to sell it on any market.
Ask about ii before you buy.
BRUTON MOTOR CAR CO.,
adv 45 West Jefferson st
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STRAW HAT DAY.

. This Is the official day for
. the straw hat to come out of
. the haberdashery and see it's
. own shaddN.
. The straw hat Is glorious
. bunch of hay. u Is supposed -
. be worn upon the head. but Il
= frequently graces the ear. the
. EYEBROW or the neck.
. Fat men do not wear straw
. hats: they Just set them on
. their heads when they're not
. tanning.
. The straw hat temeperamen-
. tai II IL does uot like a man
. II viii ny Oft and the owner
. must pni 4 ON leash. which
y be fastens to bis cost wlfh
. biaeh. oval bnfton thar looks
. Ike q liver pill
. Next a. aoF fiaaf an cs-
. eaped strap hat ga q Nnd storm
. Is fhs muai exciting thing Ga tas
. snrid
= The ~iFae haf eats Gse doliar
. a.H lf faa tenf tetisye t
. go enc tssls era see
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SAN ANTONIO, Texas, May 16.-
Four hits after two we're not in the
seventh, the fourth being two bag
ger that cleaned up the full bases.
won the pitchers battle between
Stewart and Duffy in the San Anto-
nio-Shreveport game yesterday af-
ternoon for San Antonio. The score,
San Antonio 4, Shreveport 0.
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In district court today the case Of
VIM. Gee versus The Southern Trac-
ton company is being heard, in
which Gee seeks damages for an ac-
cident in January year ago at Nc
Daniel switch below Milford. The
interurban car hit his wagon. The
remainder of the regular jury has
been excused until Thursday.
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CENTRAL TEXAS LEAGUE.

MARLIN. Tex, May 16.-Despite
the crippled condition in which the
team was left after last week S
games with Temple, Marlin won
the opening game with Terrell yes
terday afternoon by score of 3 to
2. Rankin's first appearance as UNI
pirt in Marlin was highly satisfac-
tory to both teams. The feature of
the game was in the third inning,
when Terrell's first two men sin
gled, next got two-baeger and next
was hit, but none reached third.
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THF NEWS umu.r " y NEws.

IHE NEN> WHILE w " NEoN-
Look over your morning paper 20
day and sec u yon can find any inn
pe.sfant news that The Daily LAeni
did not carry yesterday afternoon.
You cannot. Here's the list 81 the
biz news The Daily iAght carried
yesterday. which formed the chief
features for the morning papers.
ST. Roger Easement on trial In
London on a charge Of high treason
Jesse Washington. negro. burned
b. = mob 90 Waco
The trial OF william II. orpet be-
gins al waukeran. Illinois.
Damaged Zeppelin sighted Off TIE
Island Of sedja.
British fan in attack on the Ger
man lines.
American marines landed on santo
Domingo.
General Scott returns to Washing
ton and reports on his conference
with General obregon ~ III paso.
The Russians develop a new often
sIye and cross the Turkish frontle..
President Wilson begins preparing
a vigorous protest TO England on tie
subject OF mail seizures.
United States troops kill three
Mexican bandits al the Rubio ranch
In Mexico.
New York central telegraph oper-
ators threaten TO strike.
Germans driven from first line
trenches by the French south OF the
river Somme.
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TEMPLE. Texas, May 16.-In a
game REFLECT with heavy hitting, En-
mis- took the opening game of the
series here yesterday. / l to 5. Fran
els, who started in for the locals,
was driven from the mound in the
first inning, the visitors scoring
four runs. Trammel, who relieved
him, Jared no better. Jones. re-
cruit, pitched the last four innings
for the locals, allowing one run and
one hit. Temple got three home
runs
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) FOOLS HENS so THEY LAY =
TWICE EVERY "a HOURS. :

. MILAN. Ohio, May 80. !
. F. Ewell says his chickens are 7
= laying two eggs every day. 4
= turn out the lights for six :
. hours" says Ewell, "and then :
. keep them in darkness SIX =
= hours. The hens think two =
. days have passed and they lay =
. every twelve hours instead OF
. every twenty-four."
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u tsfas ort that George haley
Of ths Houston Peat Is m MAsiir
tAk:nx tAe pafef treatment Ne
mean exserualis - course Giae so
lesn that 80 4ers asstsrea IS SAP
possns ~ hsr z4He a. aaf
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ATHLETICS DROP FIRST
CAME TO MExIA MONDAY
HEAVY NORTH WIND ~ CREDIT
I'D WITH AIDING AIKEN
Mn ~ VICTORY.
Nayior Put One Over the Fence for
Home Run That Gave Mesia
the Lead in Pretty
Exhibition.

MERIA. Texas, May ia heavy
north wind assisted Mexia in defeat
ing waxahachie here yesterday, Z
to 4. Features OF the game were
the pitching OF Davenport. a home
run by Naylor and the hitting of
rfflf Score.
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The Hamilton Herald declares
that Colquitt's letters TO the New
York Germans will help him. II
that be SO IL would seem that the
Ex-Governor would refer to them
oftener.
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NEW YORK, May 16.-Cleveland
made it two straights from New
York, yesterday, winning, 6 to A..
Cliff Markle was knocked out of the
box in three innings and lost his
first game since he came to the New
York club.
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The National Cloak and Skirt as
ISOLATION DEGREES that short skirts
shall remain In style during the
summer and fall. Well, why not !?
The women are pleased with them
and the men don't object
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II the present European war
should end by sounding the death
knell to oil the crowned heads over
there, II will have been worth at
least a part of the cost.
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VILLA NAY ~ LOST
FOREVER. ISL y ILL.,
BOG HAS Bf.IN FOUND.

) CLEVELAND. May ie. --
; Villas whereabouts may be un- =
; known. bat his dog has been .
, Found It's In Cleveland, the =
, pet Of Mrs. Martin Sanders. =
, He's a Chihuahua bred puppy =
) named Spanish for
, small
, When villa left Juarez he left =
; the pup with his brother, who =
B gave him TO horse exhibitor
, az the races. who sold the dog =
to Mrs. Sanders. =
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SPORTING
G6B@
TEXAS LEAGUE.

GALVESTON. Texas, May 16.-
A home run by Stuart in the fifth in
ming, with the bases full, won the
game for the Pirates over the Dali
las Giants, to 3.
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PHILADELPHIA, May

Pf1ILADELFffIA, Mdy IU.--T1u-
die Plank pitched against Philadel-
phia, his former club, yesterday for
the first time in his career and the
home team defeated ST. Louis, to
4 Plank was in excellent form I'M
til the seventh.
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The rural credits bill has passed
the house and Congressman Henry
can return To Texas loaded down
with a fresh supply OF ammunition,
which he can proceed to discharge.
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Boys. II we We're young again
and were figuring on going TO the
war. we would Immediately apply
for the position OF driver of the
brigade, commissary wagon
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

WASHINGTON, May 16.-Detroit
was defeated, to 5, in an eleven
inning game yesterday. Washington
knocked Coveleskie out of the box
in the seventh, when they scored
three runs and tied the score.
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AUSTIN, Texas, May IA
erbwd OF 1000 or more saw A. g.
NJ. defeat the Longhorns here yes
serday afternoon by the score of
= 70 /.
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Anfnnin

The San Antonio convention
should confine ITSELF exclusively to
national issues State matters can
be discussed at q convention that
will meet later on.
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Yesterday and last night we be-
gan 90 fear that we were a little
premature In advising you TO pull
'em off. but the outlook is brighter
today.
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Keep yourself In shape that viii
enable you faithfully if-not enfhus-
iasticaily 20 support the nominee
when the primary Is over.
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The democratic conventions now
being held throughout the country
are pointing with PRIDE" while the
republican bodies are viewing with
alarm"
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Whenever the tide berins a. turn
e1ther nay IN the European var
sea are going 90 see some 81 the
llsslr neutral nations rash to set IA
tke -~isn.
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Does II not begin TO look iike the
FARMERS Union is little uufortu-
nafe In the selection Of its presi-
dcntsy
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Give circulation to the good things
yoa knew about your nelghbor. but
LEI mum BE the word in regard 10
any OF bis SHORTCOMINGS.
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An exchange asks the question
lis there such a place as heils" We
doa't knew, but We are not going
10 take any chances
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National League.

bounder in the eleventh inning
gave Brooklyn to 2 victory over
st. Louis yesterday.
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The glory about fishing is that
= fellow gets about one hundred
mosquito bites TO every one from
> fish.