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5.370., ‘ :rw‘
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to on:
in {$21 $
, d‘WclI‘Lodgo, No. 100, F. and A. M.
inn street, nit that so Tbchd‘hy or
ch month—July and August ex-
pted—«ut 8 o'clock, All Muster
mucus cbrdiillly invited. 'b. burr
beach, w. M. Rbbert M. Wilcox.
, We .
tailor Oil-pier, m. ca, inn. "M. .
Hoots in Masonic Building South
I
, street, second. Tuscany! oi,
pub—4a: 8'o'élcck. All 'iloyu'l Arch
llamas cordially invited. Ghorieo
is. frock, H. P. Robert W.-Wilcox.
W2 _ .
mucosa cooos m sushi.“
According to a. recent issue. of the
United States consular report, there
lieu good market for waterproof gur-
iiidhts'in Burma. The. merchants of
Great Britain, howovcr, seem to be
\fgetting the. lions share of the trade.
During the fiscal year which ended
Mdt‘ch 31. 1013, nearly $35,000 worth
of waterproof garments, elicit as ready
_ o-wear rnincoats, were bought by the
' ,iitorekcepers of Burma and sold out.
Lightweight coats, stitched through-
, "_ outy are reported to be. very popular.
,gl‘ay being the color desired.
_ Garments which lave merely gnmmed
u .2
m OSI
and not stitched, quickly go to pieces‘
'owing to tile hot climn-tc.
‘ 'TXIPI'B is n rniliy season in Burma.
which lasts from Jilly to October, and
“ during that period, waterproof gur-
.9 :uned‘is are ill demand. 1’31) to date.
however, there seems to have been 'no
attempt on the part of American man- 1
- ufacturers or dealers to secure this
trade.
SliGN OF MtSMANAGEMENT .
The financial mismanagement of the
'i\'. Y., N. ii. and H. rnllroud has for
some years been the sort to amaze
lbankers, perplex business men and dis-
tress stockholders. Unfortunately it
does not seem to illlprovo. The selling
it few days ago, of the Merchants' and
Miners‘ Transportation company. at a
loss of $1,500,000, not counting suspen-
sion of dividends is fully in keeping
‘ with the mismanagement that has
long prevailed. Under the circumstan.
cos it is probably best to sell even at
a sacrifice. a property that cannot be
‘ successfully managed \vllcn owned.
But isn't the whole sorry chapter a
confession of incapacity? Bristol
,oi’ress.
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PEACEFUL PROGRESSIVES .
The only peaceful and harmonious
“Progressives in Connecticut are those
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town .9. in. f
‘ .reedor under money
' will. ‘ii.’ ‘niivlciiou‘m
“r o” , ‘
. the lib wanna
Moots in Masonic Building, South.
oh month-«July and August exl
, “'ASHliNGTON, April 8.~rirteen§
April 9 on the Sims Bill to repeal the5
coded. Thc hearings will
fportunity for threshing out
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ce’ivo “letters tor. publication.“
shout“
will“! ‘, , I ‘
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We W 'i' ‘
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cause all,- 7o. , out“ of .,,
‘a'hv. 'iitt‘i‘stiiit bluntly. . Lonvfilg
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EPLY TO TAXPAYER,
, R
'ltditor:
ill the issue bf'tho 7th inst. isc-n an: ,
Eticleksigned‘ by “Taxpayer," that is
imislehding.‘ in us much as it haters.
ltllat by the erection of a new electric;
station, the taxes would be increased.
i'l‘llis is not so, it we are to believe. ,
Itlle stutements‘made by the Cdlnlnis- ‘
sinners. They have expressed them.
selvesvery plainly to the Public ‘on’
several occasions covering this point.‘
,Eepecialiy was this explained in an
,‘orticle. by a “Taxpayer," some time
logo, in which he stated, the Commis-
sioner‘s desired the District, to auth-
lorize them to borrow a sum of money
sufficient, to cover. the total expense,
of the undertaking. This amount not?
to be raised by taxation, but borrow;
led from some source, and the interesti
on the debt, as it come due, to be paid i
from the profits, derived by lncreasedl
business, in the Commercial Brunch’
or the Electric Plant. The Commie-l
sioners must have carefully investigct- 9
ed this phase ‘of the situation, beforef
inaking‘ such statements, in assuring:
the Taxpayers, that their interests,
would be protected by their plan. And’v _ v
the Writer feels, that confidence. " ’
should be placed in our Commission-i 55 I 7
fiers, for theirllntiring efforts. in the? A one-piece dress in philn linen
behalf of. and for, the progresg of our trimmed with striped iilnt‘erial for u.
District, _ 1little girl. The sleeves may be long or
Signed 'lhul‘l, and the closing is effected at the
AVOTHER TAXPAYER iceliler-friml. under it pleat.
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, While the over-dressed child of yours
PUBLlC HEARINGS 0N ems Milli.
l suns To LAST 15 one
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nator Brandegoe Wa‘n‘to Repeataill
Returned to coat: Without
'Any Report
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days of public hearings beginning'
LUSH RAKEs THEM OVER.
Panama toll exemption were decided C‘oach Shyo Columbia Team Muot
upon yesterday by the Senate Cnnal .'°° Better Nihilist Colgate.
Committee, 4 NEW YORK, April 8.~—A‘ltcr hand-
The committee had before it today log out the first réally serious talk of
the hill passed by the House, l‘ep‘cal- the rear. Coach Billy Lush save the
ing the clause of the Canal Act ex- Columbia baseball 3903‘] a practice
emptingrhme‘rlcnn coastwise vessels ‘ga'me in preparation for this after—
ironl tolls. and various compromise :“00'1'8 battle With 'Cois’ote on South
measures that have ben introduced in Field. 1411311 made it plain that he
the Senate, :Wantcd n0 mare bn$eb§u of the kind
Administration supporters pressing 9"“de “1 the Amherst game Mou-
for a minimum of delay ill getting the day, when thirteen men were left on
Sims Bill out of committee pro- buses. Furthermore, he said. he
fessed to be satisfied with the plan for wouldn't tolerate a repetition of stu-
16 days hearings provided added lionury baseball such as was exhibited
time was not reserved for considera- 0" ""99 000851008 when With none
“on of the bill after bearings are down and the bases full no runs were
give op‘ scored.
various '
5ch MW ”For Tin} Nomi)“ _
H MAVWI‘M’.
, _ I ' ,entfifdy
'. ‘chic by‘
no is never seen newsflash. the bum -
WWW/time or dish
" " _" . luhlmm
in plum linen. truth I ftwit‘lib 1W4
va’miWflmfiimiWfi mil-Libero
iplont at the blink. it): inexpenslroin
‘mnkc up, only 3 yards of ac-lnch or
. zit: herd-of ill-incituihntcrlbl 'beln ire-
quires liar alum lit-Worms stile. "cits
, under -l require about but! this amount
‘ of goods.
The pieces 0le ..
placed on u long",
terlnl who ,
over. ‘
flat on < '
(‘ui off the have!” ‘
“on" perforntw,
finished lnn‘on 7
u standing colla
‘ For-tile nluklrl ‘ ‘
milieu (if Mile W
. lions: thou lup an
millionth
kit pumice»
to mail ",oj'.
perforations. notches swine!" tf‘gfmih.‘
leaving edges to left ‘bf‘centcr4ironi
free ilbovc lursc ‘
center-buck. and
stitching'ivlmig rmoopondlng lint-s bi
small "0" perforations; leaving plent
’l'rcc below large “'0" perforation and
press. (.‘losc aliouido
(ltd-mint; sleeve) nn'dollbic “00" per-
foi‘ntlons. lap on strove to small “0"
perforations, notcim.cVen, and stitch.
w.‘.losc under-arm, extrusion and sleeve
tennis ‘2”) notched. Picllt extension,
creasing on slot mlornllons. lap to
small "0" perforations and press. Tum
hem at lower orifice! dress on small
"0': perforations. Stitch straps of ma.
twin! to position at under-arm scam
h‘ctwcon small “o" perforuilonn in Back
to pass bolt through. Large "0" per-
foration to bolt indicates center-front. i
Turn iiiirlcr cartel; on alot perforations
rind ntitcll. Sew collar to neck edge‘ as
notched.
Scotch cluuhnm may illso be used
for this limdsl. in which case. the front
and bolt should be or pluin gingham
or linen.
No. 551?. Sizes 2.4. B. 8 and 10
Price or pattern. 10 cc o. , a .
mu.
2 ‘7 M u‘.
l .~ if 8". ' :u,
muutmucilt stops
National League.
’ Marconi-l is the probable candidate
for Bescher's job in left field the com-
iiig season. Manager Herzog, of the
Reds, expects to see Martians Well up
in the basestealing~-lihe, iii fact, he
iiihiks he musical more “cushions than.
Boll did ill. 1913.
Big Ed Konetchy, who will hold
down first base for the Pirates this
season, says he expects to have a good
year. Money is glad t9, getaway from
the Mound City and has Magnified Fred ed for the Fall River and Heverhill.
Clarice his best efforts.
big leaguer even,
eleventh year in the big leagues.
Charlie Thomas, the brand new pres.
ident of the Cubs, declares that he will
‘ . l cumin, 1)!quth
, y r 9.09.3.9.- indicated;
by four notches."-1’9hrn'nindcr odiio‘
‘l
L ‘ uncommon beaver. He is Eddie
uionlll infielder from
» illicit filibufiilwrbi
agiiurtln is nothing,
“mm. mush.
“iii ~85? .
Memphis viast week and he may not
blur-flit! i'or a month. ,
Wfil*mmtcd to Manager Car-
' ' the "Boatoiirdtod Box
I
inaugurate seagull. ~ - "
the bra.
One of the hardest things to teach
the young pitchers is a "motion Which
will deceive bus runners at first. base.
extent on how well he can boil! run
nelson that bug. thus cutting down
their chances of stealing second.- Grif-
fith has been an incessant worker
lwith his, young pitchers. trying to
Hench them a motlen which the hairs
runner cannot distinguish from the
regular pitching motion.
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‘ Federal League.
1‘ With ulé arrival of Harvey Russell.
of Marshall, Va.. at Southern Pines,
‘3 Manager 'Knab‘e's catching department
was complete. Russell has been ill
lsince before the players left for the
‘ {training camp and‘he has just recov-
ered-bu‘in'clcntly to make the journey.
So for the Pittsburgh team has only
' Hohdfl‘ivoh, who performed for Lowell
inst 90bit Hedge‘pcth also is a left-
,h‘nuder, but he will not join the team
'uhtil May 1. ‘ g!
i' hummer Coupler. old’lttsburg‘h,
ciares positively tlti ,f‘i‘tcllcri/Cainu' 2
did not go to Hill Shrifi'g‘oiotempt any
{Pittsburgh National player. and adds:
"'Any time any “one who is unlisted
i‘with the Federal League is seen in the
training camp or the big league team
the report “is circulated at once that
they ‘aro tampering with players. We
have enough players and we do not
need any more."
The veteran manager and third base-
1 man, Jimmy Collins, is seeking a. berth
in the Federal League. He believes he
can do the “comeback" stunt success-
fully.
3 Courtney Woodman, who has pitch-
;teems, of the New England League.
’ Amos, former Giant twirlor, far two years. has signed a. contract,mm the other 0’ “minim?!” 9f Sinful
hopes to win many games (or fine: to play with the Buifalo team. The tempers and WON“. .Wért‘? not sua-
Herzog this season. ‘aiieon arises to terms of the contract Were not untamed, It W“ the indement of the
remark that he is not yet all in as a 'llounced. Manager Grey, of the ‘Lowfimmm committee‘ WhiCh reported to
though this is his oil (New England) team, recently ot-‘the COMEPBMB that Dr. Price should
,i‘el‘ed Haverhill 13 players for Wood-l
‘mon.
Walter 8. Word, treasurer of the
vermin «still, . on. "a m... “(it
brittle sound "B‘fllwmfiét’
' Mum. boa;
he has continuum . ub‘il-A
"cl‘isudttiflmt‘lhvoni flamenco catch-I
or. turned his left ankle in a. smell!“
billion, a New York scrhl- l
Aarooidtiou. with adoption on him at 3
. “handguns. Neo.‘fli‘orlltsemi-proies- ‘
'sionul',_.has made g'ood on the Boston.
silicon: vaninns'nm bag. in tact. j
"be iconic up as ithebest Juvenile in , .
A pitcher’s success depends to a. large ,
rm”. :15. Conference fiour‘i Finds
amendments, principal among them
one to reaffirm the sovereignty of the
United States over the Canal Zone
and its right under the treaty to grant
an exemption to coustwise ships if it
desired to do so.
The controversy continued to
eclipse interest in all other business
in the Senate chamber. Senator
Works, Republican, of California.
made a lengthy speech analyzing the
treaty obligations of the United
Stilton.
“The granting of this exemption is
a purely domestic mutter," said be.
“There could be no discrimination
against Great Britain because ' no for-
eign nation can enter into the coust‘
wise trade. Some of our own rep-
resentatives have outhritishod the
British in their claims for that us-
tion." .
Senator Brandcgec, Republican, cast
the only vote against the hearings,
,sayinz he did so because he believed
ho have returned to the illepllblican
‘foty, and it becomes an interesting
”tildy whether much will be loft or
he third party organization. alter the
‘puisions und recrlminutions and de‘
tions have been finished. For his
lot! 'Col, Uliinull happened to be. dili—
m in the same hotel with the reform-
"a in New York, and it is quite sale
say that when no)“ he sees a dinner
” d a {Progressive ill close proximity
will duck one or the other. The
nibihutlon.mnkeli for indigestion.
. ,ublicans believe Col. Ullmnn when
buys he is out or politics. Nor do
’walah him to change his decision.
ere are some other party leaders
“lure not “out" now, but. will be be
fthe next. campaign begins—swim,
ill Sentinel.
W~mg
: AN IMRORTANUT OFFICE
. he cities of State's Attorney is one
drywall importance. its main require-
ents are sound judgment. a keen
knowledge of human nature and an
libility to do hard work. A good
“knowledge of criminal law is a dis-
tinct advantage. But it in easy for any
double lawyer to muster that in six
, , chitin. A close ucounihtoncc with
union nature is perhaps the most im~
i‘iont rekqnircmont. in any event
rileltl County can feel that the rec—
lheudotion is in the best of handcll W .
,.:olmtiw of no two lawyers in the Well. Worm mull: Yin
. Whoae‘iudgmcht inspires momvlfllmfflfl Mennonite-mutton blot
plate confidence than Justicoi‘of WWW’WW
. w. Wheeler and Judge iiowwrirmm in" W
cunt". who will looks the rec- «with». '
. new
mutton When til. proper timom.mfm
no weight, He urged that alchemical
Bill be returned to the Bennie with-
out -any report, and that the light be
transferred to the floor.
The committee adjourned until
Thursday with the understanding that
the authors or wriouil bills and res-
olutions on the smallest will then be
heurd, pending the arrival! oi Mt-
nonsell'fi-om New Orleans and the
Pacific Coast.
mum
My
the committee's action would have/h
GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES.
NEW YORK. April 8.--Conditions
which .will govern the annual Intercol-
legiate Golf Association championship
were made public today by thn Mor-
i-hnll, Jl‘., secretary of the association.
The matches will begin on MOnday.
September 7, at the Garden City
course.
The 18-hole qualifying round for the
individual championship is carded for
the following Thruilduy morning, the
1b lowest scores to quality for the
championship, the first round of which
will be played the same afternoon. On
Friday the second and semi-final ctr.
cults will be run oil, while 011 the last
day, Buturduy, the final match for tile
- college title will be run off at 30 holes.
ARTHUR DEVLIN
,QUITB BASEBALL
Arthur Devlin, Oakland manager,
settled for all time yesterday that'he
.will not be in the some» this beacon.
“i't’hlntt that i am getting too old."
9 frankly declared. "When I play I
feel sick and not myself. i think
that I can also manage the club “boo
to‘r'by sticking to the bunch.
“I have been in the shine volition
omuy militiamen min. uni men of
that tibia walls ‘pbiit in‘hi'e Marianne,
"whero you go at top speed. it “Wilma
a. film out, and 1 till: ‘thdft i Minot
mil jibe “price like ”i could "a couple
or win-ll um.
. l ‘--'n a ilihehrm bitumen tum
lulu title which: it much,
udi‘ih‘mcummfiunu. ‘
was. WW‘M We to...
WWW-WWiwm.
smut
restore “udios' " day lit the Chicago Brooklyn club, denies a report that the
park. Thomas is evidently aware at Brooklyn club had secured a lease on
. . l
the fact that the wowen of lilinols 'Rldsewocd Park and that the team
‘0
at!
,. Our 4leue Giving buprcmihcy ls Undeniable.
, "the am canceled, him lgif’inanyfotuuning new module Which ‘Wlll
'3 filiiditbemlbootoxpcesslolvimtbla om. , I ‘ H '
Extra _
_ . .~ - for“"Womcn
. , " and Misses
15 different styles to select from,
$12.98“ j;
it ‘mfairMY'bm said
by women of 'good taste
that no where else in
thisoity can you see such
a large out varied ‘aelcc-
. rich of Will’s priced co
‘ reasonably.
' Wo'hsve Manned for a
long time to give you 0
Suit ounces that looks
ilk.) an $18.00 one, and we
feel that we have succeed
ed.
All the new cost enacts 5
and prety two and three
i
l
i
tiered skirts, as well» as
‘« several good tailored
styles.
The new ' materials are Wool (hope, Sebardine,
Wool PoplinnSerge and Novelty Weavea; colors
, are green Labrador blue, tango, Chimnhh’gen, tinny
in... equally great values at;
$14.98 $18.98 up to $35
-_,. “r...” ._.z.. —-“_‘
, ‘ rounds: That record was‘éei‘li'h‘éE-le
mu." back in 1825, when Jack Jones de-
‘ fenced Patsy Tunney, at Cheshire, Eng-
‘ ' ' land. in 276 rounds. The light, how—
.1 “F I“PRMR 'Wc] ever, lasted only four hours and a
‘ 11M " , i2 half. in 1855 Jonathan Smith and
l ‘Jim Kelly fought‘ six hours and a
quarter with bare knuckles at Mel-
'bonme, and in 1849 Bill Hayes and
mum: Madden, English fighters, scrap-
iped six hours and three minutes with
,bare lists. in 1860 Fitzpatrick and
; O’Neill established the American bare
NEW YORK, Apr“ 8.——“Guiity of knuckle record by fighting four hours
imprudent and nnlniulsterlal conduct." , and twenty minutes at Borwick. Me.
was the verdict of the court of the‘ Pm" Mike Donation. long the M“
New York conference of the Methodist "’3 instructor at the New York A‘ C“
,Episcopul church yesterday against was the hero or many long battles.
[the Rev. D, Jacob E. Brice, pastor of His first ring battle, with Bill Crowley
the Washington Heights when, tie~ at St. Louis, went ninety-six rounds.
fondant on charges made by women DOM?“ losing on a foul. At Ga"
members of his congregation. Francisco ill 1879 Donovan fought
Two other specifications, one occus- Enetfitl'rgg zounde witthilA MC?!”
,, .. . n. , co 0 urn won 9 mm can
ing Dr, Price oi‘ immorality in 0011.. chompionsbtp in 1863 by whipping
Mike McCoole in sixty-seven rounds.
Paddy Ryan became heavyweight
champion in 1880 by licking Joe Goes
in eighty-seven bare knuckle frounds.
John L. 'Suiiivan took seventyaiive
a rounds to stop Joke Kiiruin in 1889..
, , 7‘ , . "Buffalo" 00809110, who died a law.
limllilcglgs conviction 0“ “I," first weeks ago,und Alec Gremonseiouglit
' ; an eighty round draw at Coney island.
3009”“ “1 Silence. ‘Jlm Corbett and Peter Jackson boxed
Blsimp Luther B, Wilson, presiding "sixty-one rounds to a. druwin 1801, at
at the conference, (directed the confer- San Francisco. 'Ike 7Weir and Frank
(llerg'vman Erred, but Not
'Grievously
~—
g‘dlict in violation of “the moral law,
i
be and hereby is admonished," as
have recently been given the privi- ‘Would play there until the new grounds once to receive the tindln
logos of the ballot.
Outilelder Martians Joined the Cln- Washington Park would be ready in approval or disapproval.
cinneti Rods at Alexander on March
25. ills reason for the delay was that
his father, who is interested with him
in the tobacco business in Havana.
was in Mottled, and did not arrive
home until last "Thursday. Martians
says that either hhnccit‘ or his [other
must be at the factory all the time in
order ‘to avoid a. heavy iinanolol lost.
He is in perfect condition, having been
playing two or threesomes a week all
winter. _
Manager McGruw, of the Giants, on»
bounces that he will retain Dutilplder
Hammon. Pitcher Druoko, who has is
lame arm, has been left at~Morlinund
may be turned over to the hot-blitz»
club.
“American League.
Manager Jimmy Unlinked, oi the
. W. inducted“ coping: “Alter
tnkl
litter our in» iii-olmtl‘ul‘e'wa‘l’itl.‘itbink
his «initial mouth to upped-ill the
f'iio‘rld's boils“; nut uh. humanistic, la.
suit a bit "no ‘ln *iiitiiiifi,’ slim fdflh’id»
microcosm to multimillionai-
ms minim cm .' mm W-
'nelemuuemm mm. m
*hrwhothuW‘bpbmimt. m
on "till ill “"hifiihfi?’ "‘
Railings-hull. hm Multisbmibll
, other mummiumm '
were lecompieted. Ward said that
time for the opening game.
’Wy.m
Ellillliildillliluiills
it wilt-smile llATllll
implicit; Mich, April smslivmi
hundred persona paid several hundred:
dollars to watch Windek Zbyszk‘o,
brother of Stanislaw, and .Ed. ‘Btrangm
; ler" Lewis, wrestle at a. local armory
last night. This is want they witness.
cd: _
Twenty minutes of clawing, pulling
and hauling. ,. ,
A right “Vin! to the jaw delivered
by Borgia, Which sent Zhvsmo to the
mat. Lewis ~utruck after he cried that
t
1‘.
gs of the Murphy,’ featherweigh‘ts, fought on
pression of eighty-round draw in 1889, and lke
The com- and Jack Havlin fought eighty rounds
‘mittee‘s report accordingly was re 10 a draw in 1889?-
ccived in silence. The court did not’
find Dr. Price guilty of acts suiiiciently I
flagrant to demand a chunks of )Is-l
torote, 'for in the list trimmings. 'for alter of 025,000 Mode for Property of
the‘ ensuing your ae read by 'Blshop‘ “Noiiclcu” Concern.
Wilson, Dr. "Price 'r‘ét‘ains his Woslling- , MIDDLE'I‘OW‘N. All?“ 8-wAt the Fe‘
ion Heights pulpit, ‘" ceivers’ sale of the Noiselees Type‘
‘ writer Company, held here yesterday.
ANNIVERSARY "OF LONOES‘r ,a bid of 325.000 for the property was
BA‘rLE iN RING Hls‘ronvtmade by Joseph T. Merriam, a looa'l
,, --—~--- , t-mauufncturer, who represents the
New Orleans light from witnessed stockholders of the company and it is
the longest bottle 'in the history or expected that the sole of the property
the ring 't‘weii’tyatino yam cgo limb- to Mr. Merriam will be approved by
May, when may m ‘ ma my; Judge Thomas of the tinned slates
"' ko idhlbnfluil W lumen ice court. The sole of the property is
liO‘rounhn,*or‘ucieh‘iiours undriiino- subject to a lien securing 9:00.000
“611 minutes, dummy “ailment 'City bonds and $2,450 of unpaid tax liens
committee without any ex
l
Bll‘D FDR TYPEWRITER CO.
’Bbwiko («$me011 to song» out one Wu, The mag“ m g, mm; We with accrued interest.
oi hisoyoo. .
i Police interference. .
. ‘bevo‘ibl memoir-hm».
an inventory of the White 1603’, A “with“ unseen ‘by mainline, in}
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pic that litipt the’poli‘cc busy-M‘Wo
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