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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-08-16

Marvel Larsen, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Elias Larsen of Cove, was in
Logan yesterday to enlist in the avia-
ton corps of the U. s. army. He
expects to leave at once for the train
ing camp in California.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-08-16

The Joseph Smith camp OF the
Daughters of Pioneers will meet with
Mrs. F. w. Richards at SAC East 4th
North on Friday at 3 o'clock.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-08-16

Miss Genevieve Campbell, the pop
ular bookkeeper at the Farmers
and Merchants bank. is at her desk
again after a ten-day vacation.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-08-16

Mrs. Mary Crismah Of Salt Lake is
visiting with her daughter, Mrs.
G.. w. Thatcher.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-08-16

The new bank at Trenton opened
for business on Monday morning.
George Y. Smith of Smithfield is the
new cashier.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-08-16

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. William
Evans. Jr., a fine son. on Monday.
All concerned are doing very nicely.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-08-16

Arrange to take your summer out
ing at Ideal Beach. Only two and
Q half hours ride from Logan.
Accommodations by the day or week.
adv. IT,.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-08-16

Miss Virginia Cox has returned to
her home in Ogden after visiting for
two weeks with relatives and friends
here,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-08-16

DR.. J. S. Calderwood has left for
his two weeks vacation to visit in
parts Of Utah and Idaho.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-08-16

We sell the earth, abstract its
title and loan money on 1t. H. A.
PeAersen q Co., First North street.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-08-16

II cents per pound for hogs and
IA cents per pound for veal at Bell
Bros. Market.--adv. SIS.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-08-16

Mrs. George Bell entertained in
formally at luncheon Monday in
compliment of Miss Geneva Jenkins
OF Ogden.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-08-16

Miss Geneva Jenkins of Ogden re-
turned to her home Wednesday. She
has been visiting for the past week
in Logan. guest of Mrs. George Bell.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-08-16

Miss Lavene Tarbet arrived home
Monday after spending three and a
half months visiting in Salt Lake
and Provo.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-08-16

The Brigham Young company,
Daughters of Pioneers, will be post
poned until September 81.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-08-16

Frank Blair, of the Blair Motor
company was in Ogden yesterday on
business.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-08-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert M. Smith and
family motored to Bear Lake for the
weekend.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-08-16

FOUND - A purse containing
money. owner can get same at this
office by Identifying it.-adv II.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-08-16

Max introduces him to Coralle, and,
as the doctor is busy most of the
time, Lee makes the best Of this op-
portunity and soon wins possession
of Coralie's love and the two tell the
doctor they are TO be married.
Just as the wedding is about TO
take place, the detective appears and
threatens Lee with exposure unless
he is bribed. Lee, desperate, steals
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-08-16


DR.. J. S. Calderwood has left for
his two weeks vacation to visit in
parts OF Utah and Idaho.
Miss Virginia Cox has returned to
her home in Ogden after visiting for
two weeks with relatives and friends
here.
II cents per pound for hogs ana
IA cents per pound for veal at Bell
Bros. Market.-adv. SIS.
We sell the earth, abstract ITS
title and loan money on II. H. A.
Petersen q Co., First North street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert NJ. Smith and
family motored to Bear Lake for the
weekend.
FOUND - A purse containing
money. Owner can get same at this
office by Identifying it.-adv II.
Miss Lavene Tarbet arrived home
Monday after spending three and
half months visiting in Salt Lake
and Provo.
Arrange to take your summer out
ing at Ideal Beach. Only two and
Q half hours ride from Logan.
Accommodations by the day or week.
adv. II.
Miss Geneva Jenkins of Ogden re-
turned to her home Wednesday. She
has been visiting for the past week
in Logan, guest of Mrs. George Bell.
Mrs. George Bell entertained in
formally at luncheon Monday in
compliment of Miss Geneva Jenkins
OF Ogden.
~ -
The following girls spent the week.
end at the Richards camp in Logan
canyon: Misses Louie Bell, Eva Ced-
erlund, Gladys Lindquist, LaPriel
Bell. Luella Owen. and Ordella
Smith. The party was chaperoned
by Mrs. Robert NJ. Smith.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. William
Evans. Jr., fine son. on Monday.
All concerned are doing very nicely.
The Joseph Smith camp OF the
Daughters Of Pioneers will meet with
Mrs. F. w. Richards at SAC East 4th
North on Friday at o'clock.
The Thomas-Tarbet camp of the
daughters OF flOneefs Will meet FIJI
day afternoon at 3 o'clock at the
home OF Mrs. Moses Olsen at 42C
North Bird West. A good attendance
is desired. The time is to be spent
in Red Cross sewing, so come pre-
pared.
James b. Linford has just re
turned from the southern part of tn
state, having been down as far a
Cedar City, where he has been oil
furnace business. He says that bust
ness in his line is good many people
are preparing for the winter by in
stalling a new furnace in their homes
II. +. Perry, the flour, grain an
hay dealer, was displaying a windov
yesterday that should attract anyon
who is in the market for flour.
the window was a fifty-pound sac
of flour from each of the five mills
showing that he can furnish flou
from any Of the mills-Thatcher
The Central Mill, Beaver Dam, each
Junction, and Preston.
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Crushed By a Tree

Greensboro, Ky. Aug IS
while fellir G a large OAK tree on
the farm of Wa.t,r Re ai dson,
near Habit Davie. s ctuntr, Ciyce
Smiley. 90 year, Of age, net 4
terrible dea'h, he Was leaning
over in sn attempt u see how
near III. tee had b3en sawed IN
tive, VII n it fell crushing lis
head into the ground and manS-
ling hi; b2dy. He was the son
of John Smiley, of OHIO comfy,
and hal only baen working for
Richardson for a short time.
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Pastor is Released
on EspoDsge Charge

Glasgow, KY, Aug. 3l.-J. n.
McBroom, pastor of the Chris
trian church at Tompkinsville,
was arrested by Deputy Mar
shall 9. ii. Richardson an d
brought before United States
Commissioner Paul Greer here
charged with violating section 8
of the espionage act. 1t was
claimed he melted members OF
his church in a sermon, to resist
the draft act. The evidence
was not sufficient to justify the
commissioner in holding Mr..
McBrcom and he was dismissed.
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As We GROW 0ES
The kidneys Should Receive Help.
Marion People Recommend
Deans Kidney Pills,
The constant strain Of life

The constant strain Of life
Is hard on the kidneys, and in later
years
The kidneys call for help.
Old backs. often ache. day in, day
oft;
Urinary ills frtquently...add their
weight of woe,
Give the help the kidneys need.
Aid the kidneys with Doan's Kidney
Pills.
Marion people endorse this remedy.
I. c. Guess, Z. Depot ST., Marion,
says: Il. have found Doan's Kidney
Pills a splendid remedy for kidney
weakness. For a long time ! have
been subject to bsckachss and at these
times. my back is stiff and sore. The
kidney socretions pass too frequently
so that ! can hardly get any sleep at
night. Doan's Kidney Pills. which ]
get at Haynes & Taylor's drug store.
never fail to give me relief and
wouldn't be without: them. | think
they are fine: medicine for old PEG.
pile"
Price go cents at.allI dealers. Don''
simply ask for kidney remedy ge,
Doan's Kidney :Pills-,he same .tha,
Mr. Guess used. Foster Milburr Co.
Props. Buffalo. n Y. "a
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Natures Some Doctor;
Seed is Coushed Out

Al apple seed that had lodged
in her ear four years ago was
di.lcdged yesterday by Ruth
Sanders, l2year.old daughter OF
Alec P,Jusr Sanders, Of Farley
stree. in Mecnanrtehlrg. The
seed was deeply imbeoe J IN the
ear and had bee me petrifed.
The girl had experienced 70 dis.
comfort during tie four years.
When 8 years old she was play.
ing when the seed in some way
lodged in her ear. During a Fl,
of coughing yesterday it dropped
out. -Paducah San.
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Submarine Net Caught a Ship.

After workmen with saws and
chisels had broken up the anti
submarine net which guards the
entrance TO the Norfork harbor,
tie steamer Ke.shaw. Of the
Merchants and Miners Trans.
portation Company, which was
caught in il, was freed. Several
divers assisted in the work OF
cutting the net. A thorough ex.
animation Of the vessel was
made at Norfork and it was
found uninjured and il was able
to continue to Boston. - Bslti'
more Sun.
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USES FIRE TO START MULE
Percy Lands In jail Aster Furnishing
Considerable Excitement for Fire
Department

Pieasantville. N. J.-Percy Cline saw
O balky Missouri mule leaning sound
asleep against q lamp post In one OF
the busiest streets Of Pleasantville
last night. Percy stopped and watched
with interest while the mule owner
tried every conceivable way to make
the animal 20, except the Missouri
sure-fire method Of tickling the mules
left hand hoof with straw, but the
mule only blinked, sighed deeply and
settled himself more firmly against the
post.
T1l bet can make her co." re-
marked Percy with the modesty Of
genius. "I1l build fre under her,
and then she'll Co."
III you do" said On agent Of the
8. p. G. A., who was also spectator,
"rll arrest you for cruelty to animals"
"shucksr said Percy. "You can't
be cruel to a mule. I'll do II, and
bct'he1l Co."
lie did. And the mule did. And the
agent did.
The fire department put out the fire,
the socIcty's agent put Percy In jail
and the mule WINS still going In the
general direction Of San Francisco
when last seen.
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Crew Ten Days In Boat
After Ship Il Destroyed,

Honolulu. Aug. 4-After 10
days spent in open boats. the
captain and sixteen men Of the
bark P. p. Ritchet landed yester.
day on the island Of Kauai. re.
porting that their vessel had
been destroyed by fire seventeen
days out Of Honolulu for San
Fransisco. The ship was 800
miles from any port when the
crew, after a fruitless attempt to
save her. were forced tc take to
the boats.
The bark WIS valued at S4OO,
600 and her cargo at $500, 600.
She was owned by the Matson
Navigation Company, of Sa n
Francisco,
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glorious new carpet-or who look after
the carpet so 1t will be In perfect con-
dillon, and TO the little boy who Is 30
glad to see us back -
"Fine." chirped the rest Of the rob-
tns. "when shall we have it,"
"what Is the matter with now"
asked Reddy.
"Nothing," they oil said.
So every little robin stuck out his
chest and there burst forth from
everyone song so glorious that every
one around staid:
"Spring has come! The robins are
singing And how happy they are
The little dears."
And oh, how glad the robins were
that spring had come and that they
were welcome back In their old sum-
mer home! =
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hAWA||ApS SEEK
Death IN LAVA
Fanatics Attempt to Make Sacri.
flee to PeIe, the Goddess
OF Fire.
LED BY SCHOOL Girl
,Twenty.sIx Persons Begin Trip Up the
Lava.Enerusted Slopes, but Ex.
haustion Thwarts Their
Purpose.

Honolulu. - Twenty-six Hawaiians,
led by a fourteen.year-old schoolgirl,
sought to fling themselves Into the boil
ing lava Of Kilahea crater on the re-
cent anniversary of King Kamehameha
the Great. The fanatics were attempt
ing to make human sacrifice to Pele,
the goddess of fire. Their plans were
frustrated when they fell exhausted
on the mountainsides after the long
Journey toward the volcano.
The pilgrimage was started from
Hookena, Hawaii, by old men and
women, children and even lnfants In
arms, oil unprovided with food and wa
ter and scantily clad. The blazing sun
Of the lava-encrusted slopes overcame
the pilgrims after n day and a night
Of continuous travelling, and they were
found by A. r. Casper, who operates
an automobile stage around the Island
from Hllo to Kona.
Vision Revealed to Girl.
The schoolgirl. Kaneau by name, had
recently made an appeal TO the people
Of Hookena telling them OF a vision
that had been revealed 10 her In O
dream. She said that the spirit Of the
goddess Pele had come TO her and told
Of the destruction that was TO visit the
Islands on the kings anniversary.
Every living being was to be de
stroyed, she said. except one man and
one woman. All OF the Islands were &c
be destroyed except two and they wer,
to be Joined together into one. The
destruction was TO be wrought through
an eruption Of Mount Kaneau and moth
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always called this robin Reddy.
He was not conceited as one might
have thought. Instead he was very
popular and was usually chosen as the
leader.
"Oyer here" he kept repeating.
And all the robins followed.
."what q nice new spring carpetF
they said. $50 fresh and new and
bright. There is no carpet quite SO
nice as a green grass one-except per
haps TO have a moss one. But no.
they all came to the conclusion after
quite a little bit of talking. mo, the
green grass one is better than any
other"
'What good taste the people In the
big white house show" said Reddy
Robin. .
"what makes you say that" asked
the other robins.
Because" said Reddy, "they always
live here and see that the grass car
net Is perfect each year. They fix II
up In the fall just about the time we
are going for our winter trip and then
when the grass begins TO grow the
earth Is rich and fine. They have I'M
proved it-which means they have
helped It," -.
'Isn't that splendid of themT said
the others.
"Yes," said Reddy. as he gobbled q
worm. "This is also good carpet for
worms. There are plenty to be found
in the lining-or rather in the earth
II always seems like carpet.lining to
me-"
"Yes," agreed the others. They had
all found some worms and were hav
ing a gay old time. They chlrpef - -
chatted about their winter and 'neI'
trip back to the same greer Nv, NV.
Some Of them were new and ~ me.
the older ones related their -
of Joy in this suro-T' honie,
.;There ar. always enough worms
..ae,s. "And If a dry season comes
We need not be afraid as they wateI
their lawn with wonderful hose! Oh
at's beautiful summer home"
"And there is a nice boy who lives
10 the big white house." said Reddy
"who gives US basins for our baths and
our drinks Of water If dry season
comes"
"Thls home Is like a dream.home,'
said the new robins.
"Yes," said the old robins, ut is just
like dream-home except that 1t is q
real home. II is q home Of dreams
which have come true"
"Oh," cried the little boy who lived
IN the big white house near the lawn
''the robins have come. Spring is here
The robins! Hurrah!"
'Do you hear tlstw asked Reddy
isn't that finer They hoped about
the lawn and were very happy. "0h
tie wonderful carpet Of grass So
soft and cool and fresh And the
beautiful sunshine! The soft wind
and breezes! The air and the trees
And the spring." These little speeches
they were making in bird falkland
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Farm For Sale.

Coed fruit and stock barn OF
100 acre.. One and onehalf
mile from Rodney 8 and onehalf
miles fnom Sullivan comfortable
4 room house 2 barns, cemented
cisterd a spring and 2 ponds.
Will sell cheap if purchased
soon. J.. C. Trui,t.
Rodney phone, Sullivan r. l..
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Led by q Fourtsen.Ysar.oId Girl.

Ing but human sacrifices could nppease
the goddess and avert the tragedy, &C
cor,iing TO the vision.
The appeal Of the schoolgirl was 10
eloquent that 70 persons were lmbued
with the spirit Of primitive Hawaii and
decided to sacrifice themselves. They
planned to go to the brink Of the era
ter and leap into the seething lava.
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mo tn or your pap r will be stop
p d unt ! the bill il paid.
Tower Z. BELT Agent Louis
vie Etening Post and Louis
vi le Herald.
C4rl,ss c. Grubbs Az en'
Evansville Cuur er, Louisville
Tines ard Courier Journal.
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"WhereT' chlrp
ed the others.
"Over here"
said the leader.
whose name was
Reddy, because
his mother had
said that he had
quite the reddest
red-breast of all
the birds. or
course they all
knew that II was
simply his moth
er's pride, for they
all had extremely
red waistcoats,
hut Still thew had
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To Rent.

| have seventy acres of good
land for corn and tobacco torrent,
lease for two years. 10 one renter,
either white or colored, who
owns teams and tools sufficient
to work il ell. Let me hear from
you at once, A. h. Cardin,
Marion, KY. r 2. Box 3S.
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Farm For Sale.

A splendid stock farm Of l57
acres. we'll watertd, one mile
from Repton. one mile to church
and school house, good three
room house and out buildings.
C. NJ. HowERT0N.
S3O4tp Repton, KY.
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The sitting room carpet was being
taken up preparatory to houseclean'
Eng, and little Dorothy, ased three, was
watching the operation with a great
deal AZ childish curiosity and interest
Taking up carpets evidently was some
thing newt her infaniile mind. Final
~ after some hard thinking On. th<
Udbject, she looked up at her mother
and asked:
Mamma. is you goin' to let he door
70 barefootedf'
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they were chirp-
ing for all they
were worth.
) II am think.
ing" said Reddy.
"what are y5d
thlnkingT asked
the other robins.
II am think
ting" continued
Reddy, shat we
should give q con-
cert to the people
Of the big house
who give US this
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has Invented a farm =
10th plows aud harrc7
mme' Any time We g.
nrrowing. too. ~
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u humanity" having been
o'S the dictionary by Ger.
renots.
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NOTICE

All persons taking news papers
by carriers must pay their bills
(which are due the first Of the
month by the tenth of each
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,s, E::d s. sy,:: r l,Ssf, ,. n
:Ss;s, veal \: ia'I: t;aIs: :s ~
Send Tor ssssjmep'sI, from tkls and oshs}
81 Eoais. No. soldfy drursists.--Aav :
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many men who are 30
air'ecruitine officer will no,
'urpwn' they won't give him
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.,'who have been predicting
the war would soon BE-
.owy responsible for I, hav.
insiong.
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Npy city gardeners will be
sih sort Of sad surprise: Il
u'uriny peas 20 be n parsnipr"
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hturally goes out fc
yeo stands undeciU
wnase Of an auto IL
40 license. nsz
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h'ion of the record Of pas,
peqwill also show that when
mynrmy comes back It gen.
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RIA good deal more Of IN In.
ternansuage than It was three
yeahd German is considerably
less
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en are too late.
,ms already oficialiy IA
E'ar spangled Banner
asl anthem.
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Y old'fashioHed common
s'eo surrender the liberty
,s while lighting for thl
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,Eith the mos, vociferouJ
mace who is out Of hal
,nspeople. '
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Llah,nlnp snIppsd on:wcmsn'. 1oA

Klrnball, Neb.-A bolt Of lightning
shipped OF ono zoe from the foot Of
Mrs. Isaac Barrett when she was sit.
ting on her porch during n storm. She
was left otherwise uninJured.
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"t'o your head that we nre In
'nis TO win It and never mind
abopther reasons
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swhere In France" now seems
town. '
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African soldiers In France have al.
, r,'n. earned how to spend money Ia
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,Nst'mates should not fail TO
backl. '"'
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emperor Of china probably
woner be out in the street with
the dds playing marbles.
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!" has become of the old.fash.
trov,y W"
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sof areas In Europe Indicate
.""f enough land for the peo-
pie Ieople could only 20, IL.
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Sof public inforrnaticn
I could turn any govern.
into q very live mag.
% free hand. ~
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Is The time TO live and let live.
Litcas never more interesting -
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ita'e a boy In the army or
n"'sre''y hard 10 &c, your mind
on ' f1volitics. isn't M
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hl'e certainly picturesque. and
nopqres what the masculine knee
look, anyway.
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orannot be hailed as n hero i'm
rra, "ithou, taking the trouble to
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circulation per caplta is now
S4o's'e have all OF ours In hand
eXcee SIS.
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~ historian Is not the man who
is p'd to make history.
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SIV[NDN
ARY TALL Ell
/ ~ MKRY CpAHAM BONNER
ROBINS RETURN.
RI GRAHA0RQNNER

''This way, this way" c.iirped the
drst robin of the season.
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Cog the income tax is differ.
Gu. nshlns' The biggest ones do
not ) set away.
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eposit Of gold TINT has
+. In the Malay states
W the precious metal
ne roots when grass Il
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reports 100000 prison.
Ohm Bull may be proud
llshment, 10000 star
| business during war
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