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The Green Forest tribune., 1917-12-14
Dr. C. w. Donaldson.
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The Green Forest tribune., 1917-12-14

Are you missing the good shows at The Majestic? adv
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-04-12

W. II. Hendrix will do your hauling any old time.
 For Sale-A few settings ot Barred Rock Eggs. Soc per set ting. C. U. Brown.
 Nevada County must feed herself. Under the present war conditions it may be that if she does not. she may go hun gry. This is on joke.
 still have a few bushels of Roudon cotton seed for sale at $1. .0O per bushel. H. M. Mccain. Route ,. Phone 840-A Nevada Lodge 203, l. o. o. F. served refreshments Tuesday night at the Hall. The occasion was one in honor of several can didates to be initiated from Oko- Iona. Quite a number of the l Okolona Odd Fellows were pres- ent.
 Strayed-One black mare 8 years old, weight 1000 lbs, blaze face, 3 white feet, branded with pair curb bits on left shoulder, last Seen on Antoine and Pres colt road. Will pay s15 for de- livery to Ed Pittman. Prescott, R. 5 or J. M. Ward, Antoine Ark.
 The Semi-Aanual Singing Con- vention will meet at Holly Springs church the 1st Sunday in May. Everybody come and bring your books and well filled basket. We are expect ing good time.
 B. F. Shell, Pres.
 w. M. Grain, Sec.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-04-12

Lo the winter is passed, the rain is over and gone; the flow CTS appear on the earth; the time of the singing of birds is come and singing of hearts as well, for it is the time of sunny skies, murmering brooks and fragrant woodlands. So thou, likewise dear reader, banish your winter of discontent" and bear wreaths of smiles, sing praises of joy and let good cheer blossom and make fragrant and sunny your life.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-04-12
ADVERTISED LETTERS

The following IS the list of let ters remaimng unclaimed in the pa office tor the week euGne Aprl 5 1917 and Ii nol caHec tar uy Apr. B l5iG Will he for ~a#6e# gotae Hasd Letter Office.
 as IaaKee, Raa z. Ii. Carey. Rev. i. Ii. Bark Vs Frank Maia. Willie Ma pary. Ao.r, Gds aaGeft L5g. lz. @ L. oHfoa. DE. Eo Thorn Mt a58 4Ira. Dean Brown, Clyde Buns, !. r. Oase. ]. G. Gaines.
 iadies-Miss Katie Parker, Miss Bessie jones.
 @hcn ealing for the abov, please say advertised
 j hn \. Narr. Postmaster.
 Films and Photo Supplies we have a complete stock.
 Hesterly Drug Store.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-04-12
SAYS HE
 IS CURED
Merits of K. R. R. Praised
 Most Highly.
Letter Received From Gentleman who suffered from rheuma-
 tlsm for three years.

Feb. 28, 1917. Mr. II. A. kampfmueller,
 Louisville Ky.
 Dear sir and friend:
 Yours of some time ago forwarded to me here where now reside.
 In answer beg to say that of all the friends and acquaintances l have (which are many) consider Kampf- mueller's Rheumatic Remedy the equal of them all.
 l suffered the tortures of the dam ned with rheumatism for three long years and money and friends were of no avail-but thank the Good Father who led you to prepare and exploit your medicine of which 1 saw an ad- vertisement and as a drowning swim mer grasps at straw sgrasped for k. k. R., and can truthfully say, and furthermore prove, that 1 have suffer ed no more from mortal mans hated enemy, Rheumatism. My work as an electrician compels me to be out in all kinds of weather. This winter has been an exceptional bitter one and l have been exposed numbers of times and caught one or two bad colds, but thank K. k. R.-old man Rheum never could come back
 l have felt a great many times that l would like to be in position where could play the part of good Samari- tan by purchasing K. K. R. and dis trlbutlng without charge to those who suffer, but finances won't permit.
 If you want further proof of the good in K. R. R.. write to my father in-law, A. c. Walters, Vigo, Ohio, Route No, l, to whom 1 sent d full treatment and who works the year around uow where he had to Hay up in the winter with rheumatism. Wishing you success and granting you permission to use this letter as you see fit beg to remain,
 56 W. Land Ave-, Yours very truly. Columbus, Ohio. J. C. Mccoy.
 K. R. R. is sold and guaranteed by Hesterly Drug Store. Prescott, Ark.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-04-12

uiobest Cash Price Paid fol Hides. J. & M. Dan, Lo.
 Wanted 1000 dozen eggs. VIII ray 23 cents cash.
 Farmers Supply Co.
 Inst finished a large brick kiln See me if you need brick. o J. w. Marshal.
 Born-Tuesday morning .to Mr, and Mrs. Hollie Almond, 8 girl
 Esq. B. F. Shell of Albany was in the city yesterday on bus mess.
 RUB.MY-TISM - Antiseptic Relieves Rheumatism, Spralus Neuralgia, etc.
 We make loans on liberal term. on improved real estate.
 R. L. Blakely. Office at Court House-Phone 329 J. L. Cash of Route 6, was i. town Saturday and will nov read the Picayune
 G. H. Lumptin of Atlanta Texas was in the city visiting his brother, B F Lumpkin twe days last week.
 Mrs. R. B Oastler and son. Thomas, of Philadelphia, were in the city on a short visit Sat urday and Sunday ffaa4 Robinson of Hope Rout. ,, was ed er at this office Ids aonda} ara @07xs g.ad L. seeoar #e FfaHk. &aaa - ache tae N.a TT s .,.e#. of .sae lEa eesa. Hza.a=x sz ae#a be al aa hf A84 ts2aF asf.
 @esa aEes us g0e-0s Ats Doc a= IS Sarea .aa 0Ia S afa.er hone a# iDE4-. bage Ea. Emme' vas l. the cit asl saturday, Mir Snel lsia the race for Sheriff of thi. county and has many warm per sonaI friends that wish him sue cess in his efforts.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-04-12
TEACHERS ELECTED

The school board met last Mon. day afternoon and elected the following teachers for the en. sueing year.
 High School. Prof. C. M. Hirst. Supt. Prof. Lee Marble, Principal. Miss Moss. English. Miss Higginbotham, Express sion.
 Miss Nell Bush. Latin and German.
 Miss Beulah Hesterly, Domes tic Science.
 Grammar School. Prof. Smith. Principal. Miss Alice Bradford. 9th Grade.
 Mrs. Mum, 5th Grade. Miss Akers, 4th Grade. Miss Abbie Hale 3rd Grade. Mrs. Lee Griffith. 2nd Grade. Mrs. E. E. Davis lst Grade. For painful Piles use Penslar Pile Exit, in soc tubes, only at Hesterly Dug Store.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-04-12

Have 5l a6 EMme1 vas l. the c't ast Saturday, Mir. Snel IS n the race for Sheriff of thr county and has many warm per SonaI friends that wish him sue cess in his efforts.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-12-05
COLLEGE ROMANCE
REACHES CLIMAX
University Lieutenant Weds
Toronto Girl.

The wedding Of Miss Grace Mathew
son and Lieutenant Norman STREET. was
solcmnized MondaN afternoon ut 4
o'clock in the home Of the brides par
ents Mr. and Mrs +. 7. Narhewson.
at Toronto. canada. Lieutenant and
Mrs STREET. will arrive in Missoula Fri
day evening to spend a few DAYS with
the PARENTS of the groom. Mr. and Mrs.
l.. l.. STREET in their home At 633
Brooks street before going To their
station with the Twelfth infantry ~
san Francisco.
Lieutenant and Mrs. STREET. entered
the university in the same class as
freshmen and graduated rs classmates
in 1916 She is member ~ Kappa
Kappa Gamma sorority and he is q
member of Sigma Chi fraternity. \
reception will be rendered the bride
and groom Saturday evening II the
FlkS' temple.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-12-05
QUESTIONABLE
Drafted Men to Receive
Papers Dec. IS.

The listing of all the names of
the men registered from Missoula
county. between the numbers of
and 2.SS3. has been completed in
the office of County Clerk Bah
ington. The names of the men
who have been certified and ac-'
cepted for service and are now in
training at Camp Lewis are
crossed out with a red line, and to
the other names will he addressed
the new QUESTIONABLE. which takes
up in detail all matters of qualifi-
cation or exemption in the nsxt
draft which will likely come IN
March The qucstionraire viii
he sent out on December >. and
must he returned TO III" local ex-
emrtion board with all questions
answered within ten DAYS after il
is received
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-12-05


In the chamber Of commerce building
last night. whats more. It will hurt
the neighbors''
III we could make the people under
stand the absolute necessity of getting
along with so per cent of the sugar
used last year we would be long way
toward having things Strengthened out
here said one of the wholesale men
present. The consumer now does not
understand the situation. goes to n
grocer and asks for a large amount Of
sugar. The grocer tells the amount
he can sell. in that particular case and
the customer. in many cases has
walked out Of the store. angry. 1t
doesn't matter where that consumer
goes. he cannot get all the sugar he
desires because none of the grocers
can get all they desire. There must
be an understa nding and the consum-
ers are requested to use only half the
amount of sugar used a year ago.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-12-05
Miss0ula Men at Camp
Happy, Says Policeman

Policeman w. j. Moore returned yes
Missoula boys at Camp Lewis and
Vancouver barracks. He says that
every one Of the fellows weighs from
five to fifteen pounds more than he
did when he left Missoula.
Il did not hear a single complaint
from any of the fellows on any score.
said the policeman last night. they are
all in fine spirits and some of the fell
lows who looked stopped and pale
when they left surely look to be in
fine trim now"
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-12-05
At Main and Pattee.

The theater building Will occupy all
of the vacant land At the corner of
Main and pattee streets. where the old
Higgins home stood for years. The
stage will be along Pattee street and
the entrance To the theater will he
just next to the telephone building.
The audience, seated, will be facing the
east
The theater, itself, will cost approx
mately $4,000. The furnishing and
finishing will cost several thousand
dollars more. +. A. Schlick was elected
temporary president Of the Missoula
Theater organization. 1t is expected
that work will be begun on the building
within short time and the directors
hope to have things Well advanced by
spring. 1t is said the theater will open
early next fall
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-12-05
MUST CUT SUGAR
DEMAND BY HALF
MissOula Consumers to Get
Only 50 Per Cent Of
1916 Supply.
BY ORDER OF HOOVER
Scarcity and Allies Needs
Require Saving on Part
Of Everyone.
BY ORDER OF HOOVER

Every Missouia family must cut its
sugar consumption in half immedi-
atcly.
Unless this Is done, said Missoula
wholesale and retail grocers at con
ference last night. other families in
the city will get no sugar at all
That is because Missoula consumers
are to be supplied, by government or
der, with 30 per cent of the sugar they
used Il year ago. The licensed whole
saiers Will be permitted to sell to Mis-
soula dealers this month only half the
amount of sugar sold in December
1916.
boarding Helps the Huns.
boarding helps the Hun" said one
grocer enphatically at the conference
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-12-05
Railroad Agent to Meet
Officials in Conference

G. IL. Muckler, who is immigration
agent for the Milwaukee Railway COM
pany, Went Yesterday to Warden
Wash, having been called to confer
ence with Milwaukee officials upon
plans for increasing products of grain
and forage crops immigration rates
are To be made anew by the railway
company for the purpose Of getting
more settlers TO make use of land that
is now lying idle, MIR Muckier viii re-
turn At the end of the week,
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-12-05
ALL CITIZENS ASKED
TO BOOSTER LUNCH
Men and Women Will Attend
Chamber Meeting.

All men and women interested in the
work IF the Missoula Chamber Of Com
merce are invited by the organization
To attend IA general MONDAY luncheon
to be held at the Palace hotel at noon
tomorrow in connection with the mem
bership campaign in progress this
week.
George Weisel. director of the cam
paign, will preside at the luncheon,
which will begin sharply at II o'clock
and last for an hour precisely. An
interesting and rapid fire program is
promised
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-12-05
Equipment to Be Fine.

The equipment oi the theater will ht
of the best throughout, according 10
the plans. The newest theater chairs
obtainabe are called for and other APP
pontments of the theater viii he in
Keeping
The building will be two stories IN
height. On the second floor will prob
ably be a large dance han and some
offices. The theater, say the directors,
viii be built around exits. There will
be several along the alley between
Cedar street and Main street some on
Main street and some on the alley a.
the back of the telephone building
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-12-05
Borrower Sued for Theft
After Eight-Year Wait

About eight years ago Charles r.
Morrell borrowed and appropriated a
wagon valued at ss5 from pr. +. f.
Cunningham. Yesterday Br. Conyng-
ham filed a complaint in Justice of the
Peace Gagnons court against Morrell,
charging him with the THEFT of the
vehicle
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-12-05
PiPPl CASE DECEMBER 10.

Pelieero Pippi, alleged white shaver,
will be tried in department No. of
the district court on December IN The
lfpp case is the only criminal action
ON the calendar called Yesterday Ia
Judge a. l.. duncan
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-12-05
FEnERAL UNION ELECTS.

John rhaneWioZ was elected presf-
dent and Shelley Schoonover spcra-
iarS treasurer of the Missoula chapter
Of the Federation of Federal employees
al meeting Monday.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-12-05
IS POSTPONED

The musical entertainment an
nounced for Thursday evening at the
Presbyterian church, has been post
poned until next Monday evening.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-19
II PLYMOUTH, PA.

w kopaIni Nottingham " czasie
piracy zostai zabity ma miejscu g6rnik
Aleksander s~okoiowski. Pogrzeb
nieszczesnej of;ary kopaln wegla cd
byl sic z koSciola Narodzenia NajSw.
Maryi Fanny. Pc odprawieniu zafob-
nego n~aboaenstwa cialo ziozono ma
parafialnym cmentarzu ma W:eczny
spoczynek.
Szef policyi tutejszej Original
warrant ma aresztowanie n:ejakiego
J6zefa Siadak, alias Olejniczek, alias
Rev. Waller. Osobnik ten odgrywai
role pryczera W tutejszej niezalez-
nej parafii. warrant wykupila ma ME
20 iona Marya Siadak.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-19

niedzialek wieczor, ma rogu Elm"oou
! Henrick. Jabiohskiego zabrapo 40
szpitala Receiving. Kyle'go nato-
mast osadzono "a kratkami.
Piotr Mucha, lat 30, zam. pnr. ~
Warsaw ul., spadl W poniedziatek W
nocy z okna ma drugiem pletrze
swego domu - i odni6si pokaiecze-
MIA ma glowie i calem ciele. Ofiare
lunatyzmu odwieziono do szpitaia
Receiving. Inni lokatorzy domu os-
w~iadczyli, re Mucha czesto chadzaf
sobie podczas snu.
Albert Wojtasek, przechodzac
wieczor przez Michigan i w. Grand
Blvd, zostal uderzony przez samo--
chod | odntosi ziaman!e prawej no
81, tudziez kilka ran ma giowie' Cd
stawiono go do czpitala Receiving.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-19

fELEpdOaJdCa IA 10. pdSuAASAhIno
setna r~ocznica skonu jednego z mai
wiekszych i najulubienszych narodo-
wi polskiemu mellow, panied Smier-
CT Naczelnika z pierwszego powsta-
MIA porozbiorowego, Tadeusza Kos
ciuszki - ME mogia ME znalezc Cd
dzwieku sercach naszych tn ma od-
ludziu, przynajmniej W postaci Gle
plego. szczerem uczuciem ozywione-
go Obchodu. Jakoz W ~istocie, "a sta
rauiem polskiegO Tow. LiteraCkiego
i'm. Sw. Kazimierza Kr6l. przygotowa
no sic celem uczczenia jak najgod-
niej tel zalobnej rocznicy. Wydzielo-
ny z iona wzmiankOwanego Tow. ko-
mitet obchodowy z st. Cackowskim
ma czele jai sic enregicznie piracy /
W czasie stOsunkowo bardzo krot-
kim (bo " ~przeciasu tygodnia) ME
tylko wspaniala. odpowiadajaca chwt
Ii wzni6si scenerye, lecz nadto poSta-
raj sic o dobre wykonanie zakreslo-
nego Z CORY programu. Obchod Cd
byl sic W wigilie r~ocznicy, t. j. IA.
pazdziernika o godz. lei wieczorem
W sail atletyCznei z niebywaia dOtad
uroczystoScla i przejeciem. Uczestni-
czyli poza f~akultetem profesorskim
take / gOScie.
Zapoczatkowal obch6d zagaje--
MEM prezes Tow. Literackiego, K.
Cyran. wskazujac pokr6tce ma wiel-
kosc chwili i eel obchOdu i powotu-
Jac ma przewOdniczacego Prev. ks.
Dyrektora Arnolda W~aszyce, a ma
sekretarza St. Cackowskiego. Szano-
why ks. Personal---very. powoiai ma
TFz6d D. w. Borkowicza z odczytem.
Tre$G. jaE i forma przesZia oczekiwa
ME. Wygloszeniu tez mic zarzucic ME
MONA. sila i barwnoScia rozwinat
~prelegen pred dusza Sluchaczy zy-
wot tego bohatera narodOwego. "a
znaczyl. re takiego geniusza jeno epo-
kowe, rozstrzygajaCe Chwile mogiy
wykroic i zakoiCzyI s}owami Monte
kukuli: ..Byl to ezlowiek mad czso-
wieka zaszczyt przynoszacy czlowie-
kowi.. Zasluzone uznanie W postaci
bury oklask6w NE ominelo iodine
go prelegenta.
By sic ME powtarzaG czesto, gag
naczam Z CORY. re dob6r wykonaw-
COW programu byl tax trafny | wy
konanie TAX udatne. il kazdego uda-
rowano niemilknacym aplaUzem / hu-
raganem Oklask6w,
Umysly n~aprezone siuchantem po-
wv2szego odczytu orzezwi} artystycz-
nem ~odegraniem ma ~skrzypcach po-
wezpego. uczuc!owego. owianego
s~utkiem / cichem zdan!em sic ma
80 loe6w utworu pit: ,,Resigna-
-. CharIesa Dancle. p. L. Buza
. nioknym akompaniamencie ma
-dOlnego organisty, p. ]. Czyze-
O. Zero.
"a pierwszego m6wce %powoiano z
lei zlanego Po.onii amerykahskiej
/ w:elce ola niej z~asiuzonego p. Prof.
P:atkowsk:ego. kt6ry i tym razem
tax zajal umvsly sIuchaczy i treScia /
wiara i przeieciem sic tenn, co gio-
sii. re choc:az m6wil dose diugo. NIL
mo to nikogo ME znuzyl, owszem,
zdobyl jak n~ajszczersze uznanie, a co
wa2niejsza. przej2} wszystkich swemi
nyslami. Bieg mySli jego byl mniej
wiecej nastepujacy: Czcit wielkie
Czyny ludzi niepospolitych jest po-
trze5a serca ludzk:egO - jest ko--
n~iecznoScia serca dobrego. DO tyl-
ko czlow:ek zly. wyzuty z wszelktego
poczucia moralnoSci. przejdzie mad
mimi obojetnie do porzadku dzienne-
90. Czlowiek uormalny uczci to. co
zas}ugu1s ma uznanie. a zgani wszyst-
koto co marne. Takim cziowiekiem
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-19
z DETROIT, MICH.

Jan JabIohski, lat %, z 354 Cle-
yeland VI. utraci prawdopodobnie
wzrok W prawem oku, skutkiem ude-
rzenia mlotkiem, otrzymanego W BOZ
ce z Williamem Kyle, lat 80, z 22S
Hunt. Awantura mia{a miejsce W po-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-19

Wojtasek liczy lat SO j mieszka pnr'
175 st. John ul.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-19
Lecture Recital Club.

In tho IIo2rd Of Trad" rooms a. Mar
fins Ferry. the Lecture Recital club. VIII
bold n meeting on Tuesday afternoon ~
10 o'clock Miss Helen NIrtu" has had
ne nrrong.nIrnt OF the program. which
PROMISES one Of exceeding delight.
Tn" program:
Overture tAct ". music 10 ShnaE"e-
pear.'s "Ternp"st"p ......... sullivan
Hiss liratun. Miss Virtue.
Aria. These Ar" They "ltoly CITY -.
Miss Jenkins
Tho Golden sonata ....lIcr1v rn-s"rl
Miss Virtue.
Song Cycle Life IF Il Rose. 49,.
Liza lfHhi'An'
Miss Morgan,
Gyphy Suite:
Allegro t.rhe Dancrl
Nnnu.tta I.ovc DucD .-.---....-.
Edward German
Mrs. Sea6right, Miss Giff!th.
n Know a Lovely Garden. 49,.
C;uy d'ilard"'o'
h TIL. Lass With the l'"hcat" Mr..
pr. ARM
Miss Virtue.
Three Danes:
a Norri: Dance.
y. Sh~phcrL's Dance.
c. Torch Dance. .t.dWaro '''''''''
Miss Virtue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-19
woman's Literary club.

TIC monthly nccti nE &C In" Woman ;
Literary club will l." held 't : CLOCK
on "Wednesday afternoon AT Ii" fi"'''
Windsor.
Mrs. Rou-nc, will deliver hrr posi-
,crcd 1cr;rr. IN ''Tagrr. Tie Oriental
1;vstic- Miss Sarah M"t%u"r VIII I've
chairman rr the music ~ til" afternoon
Mrs. Robert Martin Groves viii SUE
Go Forth hmrric2." II composition ~
Mrs Y. T.. IlaaESma.
Mrs Charles Berry. who faS rHC'''.r
returned from Washington. y. T.. VIII
diStrihutr wool among the rntfn'rT$
with which they will be occupied during
the coming meetings making IL INC
sweaters for the sixth :ceiIrcnt'l IN
Eir"rrS
Mrs. John BlndGctt. chairman "l IT.
knitting fund. requests that all IN
mrnh,ry bring their old gold and silver
which wiz hc melted and sold ana IN
pror,cis turned into a knitting fund
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-19
NEWS BRIEFS

l. VI N,tsh traffic nanrr"r 80 N"
WhrrIiuy ,',rnr,rrrlnI association. has
returned from New Y";k city. wh' r" h"
nlrru,i.,: ""Itf,.r. 49,. # IA" NHil"ra'
Industrial rrmlfir lrHElr'. lt'ImrrraS" and
ra;r rules w..r.. among III" principal maj %
;,rs discussed 10y thu lar assembly.
Erx D. wr$ pulled Saturday night
car = .tr.,H H. il dwelling h"u 3" IN
South Wh,.;,n" I'll" los will lc
..h,u' sou.
--Th.. -. draft l"rar'l las "omrl'ta al
III. ,.lt<.si:i":.t n,i. ~ all drafted III n
,,i.. hty,. been registered in Wheeling.
/ TIL" t"lr:1"'i"n j. !"m&'hE and II "n't"'"
is every ,i.Iarl If ia" larE" amount Of
v,rk IA, H.. lu"Il \ ,!uv,irn'r &c IN"
rri,urI wa, ""rwaidrd ~ Proves; ';"Ii"rt!
,'rowi.r at WnSh'nr'"n.
...Iud.,. Nan Robinson. sti'ln& in
iu,.nil" COURT Saturday. S"nt"Er"d tw"
y.uih> "E,G - aud ~ I" tn" West Nir'
uiri,, l:"i.,rn ",'h. al ~ rr"mtEi"wn. Tn"
hnys sI.i. John M"rnrs hir Lexington
:rui,. her. :nI wr.''l>'d II.
l.',,rarat fur EIln .fnm"s. "S"r"d.
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