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\ITDOPT*E-HUGE SNAKE A-flAIS REPORTEDResident of R. F. D. No. 2 Tells of«rChefoo, Ju.SION-e Still p. m.1 Bedeech.llenub-lled to he cregally to in ses-sral lm-in the i to 2called ils com-port, a bairman adopted to live ches topted by de then •dcntialsloses E. will not ? Repub- action he lead-rnatorialMammoth Serpent . Seen on His Farm.The following i» received under date of June JO:“Last evening before the storm, on my premises, a large snake. In my woods, near a spring, nearly reached the entire distance between two trees —which measured afterwards were found to he sonic twenty feet apart.“About two weeks ago 1 lost a spring pig, which was running in the pasture. and have lost three more since that time.“Large storm came up and 1 was forced to leave and have found uo trace of the snake thus far.“Respectfully yours.“H. M. ARNSDORF. lu the absence of the snake editor, who became indisposed in attempting to handle this case, the political reporter. who considered himself as next in line for duty on account of his familiarity with octopuses, questioned Hon. NVrc. Cernahan of the town of Union today in regard to the big snake above referred to as having invaded the Eden of Eau Claire Co. contrary to the peace and prosperity thereof.Mr. Cernahan said that he had not seen the snake, but as it was a great growing season in spite of the cool weather, and everything in the town of Union was three times as large this season as in previous years, he was open to conviction in regard to the story of the * monstrous reptile aforesaid. He had just returned from that part of the county and would have returned sooner had he been informed of the presence of the snake.report for sever, age. What shoi between Chefoo the Japanese fh not seen, but th batteries was «PATBIO1Next Sunday a tioiMr. Burhans oud Congregati two patriotic . .The mornins Nation's Strei which he will the Christian lt;of our nation's wide mission earthIn the evei present “Our will not he didge Lo-mistie standp that of the •. while viewin the past and loved land: and fairly far liy’s welfare If possible, y mens.e a ean-irs.hu may of the fac-man.VETERAN'S STORYAMR.Recalls Great Days of First and Sec-Of Second C
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Daily Telegram
Eau Claire, Wisconsin, US
Fri, Jul 01, 1904
Page 7
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William M.
WI, USA 08 May 2017
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