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In! HAMPTON. March 13.
M has been l'et'tived trniu Mir:
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m (buoy Bleallin‘hip t‘imilo and
h m in seeing stifling sights
tho! din on the big blue sea. His
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b. both American ports and Jamal
co. And on ovory tn‘p the ship en-
oo‘orl English and Frendh war—
ships in search of Germans.
0n the last trip, while in l’uerto
Colombia on the north coast of South .
America, two Germans came almard
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They had estaiwd from an internod
German ship in a (‘hili-an port and
MI! walked amiss the Continent to
Colombia. The trip had taken them
ovol' o year und they sliotl'rd the ter
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They applied to the Alizt'l’lt'an ('(m
“I It Puerto Columbia for passports
N the consul asked Captain Ntcker
To be given by A. J. ANGEVlNE & SON,
“gimmgg , Washington Street, to the Society, Lodge or
loud“. so they united to he landed
It Christobel. J’Ulaml. When that
w... Organization selected by the readers of the
If he turned them loose in his domain,
on the unlucky pair were locked up
Ind flien Jamaica wus- n‘ade thr
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them too detention camp to awaitthc
ad of the war. It seems hard line:
tilt they should eventually end in on
Halli prloon alter their your—long
m for their liberty. If they
loll been allowed to land at Ponuna
.1!!! might. hove gotten bifl‘k to Gar-r
fit. but. to Rich put it. “what could
we do? We bod to remain neutrol."
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WABHINGTON, March 11- [ix-Soc
retry at War ban-hum, who was not
32.1231? ”mln'fifm. Can be seen and heard
on anything to do with the Mexican .
an“. lhore‘merely to help flmilhr. . at A. Jo A ngCVine & son’s
I. Wary linker with his new du
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out" which is the bundling of the : waShington Street
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Inflow. Yeti tomorrow. tun now .'
Monast- the oldoot inbobitontthon. ; '
hob. too than three weeks." ,
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“now rout-u mo of the mountllmi '
which labored old trembled
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I whim would print a piece shoot 3
maul-com to New Yori to pan “;
the low. Perhaps thot would to o .
nod. out to inform to New Yorkers ‘
that l on going to practise law up —
there."
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“m drug in Wood?" won the ex‘ ‘
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data will be sent rhemi '
Remember every society has a chance to ,
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