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MABSHFIELD, OREGOH THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1912 EVENING EDITION-SIX PAGES.
Iff MLLtU UUMU till
01 IN MICHIGAN GDNVENTIQN
A Consolidation of Times, Coast .Mullin oqi
nnd Coo Hay Advertiser. yu' CQl
VATICAN
OENIES POPE'S DEATH
l"l ntmtl nnrl
wM?.Dswru
Talt rorcua nwuiw 4ii
Violence.
fcOOfJE SERIOUSLY
HUI1I IN inu.Hiuuuu
osevelt Delegates Withdraw
and Elect uonicsuny
Delegation.
i.i. Tim nan n P.nna TtnV
,(B, Auoaaicu . -
BAYCiry. Mich., April 11. Tho
Icllno slato ropuoiicnn oonvcauuu
.,. M..liin,i In n rlof that
i was ..-.-v. "
m b auellcd by stato troops.
He clftsn camo over contesting
lAiitJons of tho Tart una kooso
& force nod hlttor argunionta
. 11 in a conornl moloo In which
Ln were oxcliangod by tho -excited
K-flteJ. Troops nppearoa on mo
at beioro anyono was buhuudi
IrtMtll.
Plto noMCvelt forcos finally wlth-
tt ind elected a Roosovolt dolo
fitloa to tho national ropubllcnn con-
tatlra.
immeilatDlv after tho Itoosovolt
t'ltptcs bad withdrawn, tho Tatt
bkfitM proceeded w.'i uiu regular
t-.Ttntlon.
W
no
KNOW
B
T VOTES). S.
Department of Justice to De
Itcrmine Membership of
Electoral College. '
(Dy Associated PrcBS to Tho Coos
I3ay Times)
WASHINGTON, D. C, April 11.
Whether1 tho membership of tho noxt
doctoral Collcgo shall bo 400 or C31
is tho question that tho Houso Com
mlttco put up to tho Department of
Justlco todny. Tho Question wub ral
ocd as a result of tho admission of
tho now states.
Tho Bonnto Commlttoo which hna
boon investigating labor and wngo
conditions In tho stool districts filed
n scorching report today.
Rumor of Demise of Pontiff
Declared to be Absolutely
Without1 Foundation in
Rome Today.
(Dy Associated Press to Coos Day
Times.)
P"5iItaly. April 11. Tho Vat
lean authorities today dcclarod that
thoro was not tho slightest founda
tion to tho report that Popo Plus
had died suddenly and that tho an
nouncement of his doralso was bolng
kopt accrot. It was stated that Popo
Plus had not oven boon critically 111
In many months. Ho hns not boon
strong for somo tlmo. Tho ropbrt
emanated from Madrid.
SMITH'S
STATEMENT
Writes Open Letter Replying
to Charges of C. A.
Sehlbrede.
Mr.
(Progressive
I SISTERS
IT PROPERTY
teport That Elijah Smith Did
Not LeavB Any Will
Property Scattered.
I Tlit Elijah Smith, formor lioad of
a Southern Oregon cotnnnnir. wlm
W la Portland Its wook, did not
utior will Is tho ronort in Mnrsh.
!J today. R, K. 8hlno, formor
- ninager of tho Southern Oro
nwmpanr, waslhero from Coqnillo
T ind stated tint It was doubtful
xr. smith did loavo n will. Ho
lU that Mr. Smith was much in-
iti tO Procrastlllntn nlintit muOi
frt
However, tho ahsenco of a will
not affoct tho estate much, ns
"lartOnlv turn holm iwrt plnfnra
io rttlde at New nodford, Mnf-s.
'iKoarnea and tho other 1b sin-
ud both aro well to do. Mr.
-" wm never marrlod.
"N U much snomilnllnn no In
'lEonnt nt lilo .i.i. ta -
b (Utred by thoao In cIobo
il . rB affalre that 't win
USlh.,nt0 th0 thwisaiids. it
w tiered la various properties nnd
iu " . 8a,a t0 "o "ndly cn-
iwuutTonR'i."" "r".'1:
rr and fren,,ont ,OSB0(J 0n tho
11 if. . i.J0W yo,irs BTontly ro
I1? I'e wealth tim h . i
"". A 111 nn In Unnl .......
,.. w ...1'uiuiiu. wmrii
lita w .?f Ul0URht t0 b0,o"B
LS'.iUti,U I"1.8 ben dlscovored
k NM..H . ' " '8 ""d y Now
It be?n Woo'l"wuro comp'nny,
hmaR,.a,naK'n tho mlno slnco
or wujah Smith.
at' FlItK IN HUTTI3
Warehoiisn itui.i.i n....
enn. .""'mil vuu
a,,,::'"' t.
2.. ross t0 Cos Bay
l. Mn' r: ... ...
r'asedi ' 'V. " 1U A I,ro
p. v.aeq a iosa . .oaa
I'irtffi .t " "i uu,-
' Ti lil. " ""nii oi mo
h contra f? :va8 Gloved to bo
DlUpW 310MnlES
'TrOttll lfi... a.
RA
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W
BUWS
C8
Machine Shop and Number of
Residences to Be Built
This Yean.
II. J. Kimball, who arrived hero
n row days ago lrom Portland to
look after proporty Interests hero, Is
figuring ou building a riow machlno
shop on North Front stroot, north of
Aldor. IIo is now securing ostimntes
on tho building. It Is undorstood
thnt ho will ho interested in tho busi
ness with n Mr. Drndshaw, although
ho will not bo nctlvo In It.
Mr. Klmbnll owns consldornblo
proporty on Coos Day, tho holdings
bolng known ns tho Zlmmor ostnt-s
IIo Is plnnnlng to movo tils family
horo from Portland.
Geo. P. Winchester Is having
Architect W. S. Turpon preparo
akotchos for ft handsomo resldonco
which ho plana to erect on his prop
erty In West Mnrshflold. Ho will
llkoly build this summon
Clnudo Nosburg Is also hnvlng Mr.
Turpen propnro plans for n hnndsomo
rosldonco wnicn no win oroci hub
summer north of tho Wlroless Sta-
Hnn nnnr whom Harrv Nashurg re
cently built a homo. Dr. Straw Is
nlso figuring on building on his lots
near whoro Mr. Nashurg will build.
D. L. Itood Is erecting nnomer
house on his proporty on boutn
Drondwny, south of Hall avonno.
Wm. Grimes has had Mr. Turpen
propnro plana for a building to he
orocted on IiIb Central avonuo prop
erty this year If dovolopmonts wnr
rant It.
NO GAMES IN
COAST LEAGUE
C. A. Sehlbredo.
Republican)
Mnrshlleld, Oregon.
Dear Sir:
Slnco your lottor of tho Oth lust
nddrossed to mo Is composod almost
entirely of porsonnl abuse and Is tho
most unjustldnblo attack ovor modo
on any ono In Coos county and Is
plainly tho work of charnctor nssas
sln, It cnlls for a plain reply from
mo.
In tho first plnco I wish to Inform
tho public thnt tho artlclo In tho
"Times" of tho Cth Inst upon which
you baBa your malicious and insult
ing ruttor was an editorial. That I
was not tho author of It, didn't dlc
tato It, nor did I ovon suggest It.
Tho nrticlo was originated by tho
Editor of tho "Times" who will no
doubt father tho statomontfl nindo
thoroln and will glvo you whnt is
coming to you In tho way of reply
when tho propor tlmo comes.
Mr. Sonlbrodo (Progressive Repub
lican) I understand you nro n mom
her and offloor- of tho First Christian
Church of Mnrshflold, and by roason
of such momborahlp you would bo
expected to toll tho truth nt nil times
ovon in political controversies, and
abovo all to avoid any attompt to
(loceivo tno puullo and to load thorn
to boliovo n thing Is truo whon you
know it is not truo. Dut nccordlng
to my understanding of your innllcl
ous attack on mo, you hnvo not dono
so. In beginning your lottor you flay
"my nttentlon hns boon callod to
YOUR nttnek upon Frod K. Gottlna
nnd myself In tho Times of tho Cth
Inst, etc." I tnko tho position that
whon you mado thnt ntatomont, YOU
know It wns NOT TRUB. You aro
not a fool and thoroforo know thnt
I had not mado an attnek on Fred
IC. Gottlns nnd yoursolf. You know
boyond tho shadow of a doubt, that
tho artlclo was an editorial nnd thnt
I was In no wny resnonslblo for it.
I hnvo snld ARSOLUTKLY NOTHING
against Mr. Gottlns personally. I
hnvo said NOTHING against him pol
itically, except to Bay that ho was
nn As8onibly nomlnoo for Wnter
Commlslonor two yoarn ago, nnd that
ho Is at this tlmo opposed to tho el
GURRY COUNTY
COURT ENDED
Port Orford Port Litigation
May Be Settled at Novem
ber Election.
Judgo John S. Coko nnd 0. R.
Peck and J. D. Gobb roturnod todny
noon from Curry county whoro tho
semi-annual session of circuit court
was completed tho day boforo yostor
day. Tho term was brlof, thoro bo
lng littlo business on tho dockot
ready for trlnj. Sovoral ponding ac
tions wcro'contlnuod until tho Aug
ust session of court.
Tho principal caso was tho Port
Orford Port litigation nnd this wns
not tried out but by agroomont was
loft over until tho noxt term of court
through n temporary injunction re
straining tho county olllcora from
collecting tho port tax bolng ngrood
to. Tho matter was up on injunction
proceedings ngalnBt tho Sheriff and
Clork to rcHtrnin thorn from collect
ing tho port tax and us Gov. West
had ordered quo warrnnto proceed
ings In which nil tho questions in
volved In tho Injunction proceedings
will hnvo to bo threshed out,, it- was
agrood by tho attornoya to handlo it
in ono suit.
However there la a possibility that
it may not bo trlod out na tho attor
noya aro now .negotiating to lot tho
November election bottlo it. At tho
November election, two commission
ers will bo oloctod. If tho oppononta
of tho port Buccood in oloctlng ono of
thoso, it will glvo thorn n majority1
of tho commission and onablo thorn
to provont anything bolng dono to
wards raising funds for lmprovong
tho Port Orford harbor.
Slnco tho Port Orford port was
organized, it hna bcon dlscovored
that tho $1C0,000 that was thought
to havo been appropriated by Con
gress for tho improvomont of Port
Orford harbor had l ovor tod Into tho
United Statoa treasury and la not
nvallnblo. Without foderal aid, It is
practically imposslblo to accomplish
nnythlng. Tho opponents of tho port
any that tho pooplo now roallzo this
and will glvo a majority against tho
port in Novombor. Tho supporters
of tho port say that this is all tho
more reason why tho port should bo
maintained.
However, only tho election of com
missioners will dotormlno this and
BITUMINOUS MINERS VOTE TO
RETURN TQ WORK AT EARLY DATE
SMALLPOX AND
1
FEVER PREVAIL
Disease Breaks Out Among
Refugees of Mississippi
River Flood.
(Dy ABBodntod Prosa to Tho Coos
Dny Timos)
MEMPHIS, Tonn,, April 11.
Smallpox and fovor havo brokon out
among tho flood rofugocs In Tonnes
sco nnd it is foarod that tho epidemic
may reach Btartllflg proportions bo
foro it can bo curbod. Tho stnto
.authorities havo taken prompt ac
tion to prevent a Bprcad of tho dls
oaso, A largo nroa on both sides of tho
Mississippi Is still Inundatod but It Is
thought thnt tho worst of tho flood
Is over.
W
T BAND TO
GO WITH THEM
Union in Central States Rati
fies New Two-Year
1 Agreement.
BIG MAJORITY GIVEN
AQA1NST SHUT-DOWN
Few Developments in Negotia
tions Over Anthracite
Mine Trouble.
(Dy Associated Press to Coos Day
Tlmo.)
CLEVELAND, Ohio, April 11,
Returns from tli6 referendum voto of
tho bituminous coal minors of tho
contra states shows, that tho now
two-year contract wna approved by a
big majority.
This will result In tho Immediate
termination of tho suspension that
hns tied Up tho soft coal mines of n
dozen states slnco April 1,
Bomo of tho mines will rcsumo al
most Immediately and practically all
of tho shafts will bo in oporatloiv
next week, it is bollovcd.
Rain for Second Time Stops
Contests in California
Yesterday.
PORTLAND. Oro April 11. No
games were played In tho Const
League yestorduy as a result of rain
nnd wot grounds.
-nrown Pro,,, Schooner pimi ' No Emoa woro 1,,ayml Tue8wy on
.L' Mnic llm EEiI,cka I account of rain. It has boon a long
tlmo slnco all tho games In tho leaguo
hnd to bo icalled off on account of
wet weather.
.u: r :
nfrin. i.
U..C;.'.'"6 u3n
l - vvu
'ruction Islnnd.
"eon adrift for 7-
lie iL8.;:ntaln"'R mensABa
'hleh u- . CUooner BortIa
?tlevr.o?a.8 t08ae(l overboard
"Rlrer T J"nury 24, off Co
iirer was n ekon i.,.' a.m
HTHHL TRUST WINS
El$&?3 DitfSio: W I4l"-" 'or Destruction
i lcr uraiixu j u.. "
to i "d Ught atntlon. ac-
M'tbaPnJ ri recolved from
Ebonite rtI?nd. hranob yro-
"Wadlsi,- uo",e "ad been
u, fl'ancoof 3io miio 1
l?Mlnnir '"' f'rt officer of tho
Sooner rtn. i ,B follows:
! Wh uS MJnor- n a south-
Jlbstav , Goqulllo
J,os,ay and cathead carried
LB?rVe Minor l .m.i. ...
h'llle Tr. P3n Francisco and
--- f
'lyssrs.
Lr..tt
(Dy Associated Press to Coos uay
Times.)
WASHINGTON, April 11. Tho
foderal grand Jury in Now York
whinh (nvpRtlcatcd tho alleged de
struction of certain papqra desired
by the government In the anti-trust
suit against tho United States Steel
Corporation fplled to find any one
kuIHv of n violation of law, it was
learned at the Department of Jus
tice today.
Chna. n Me(UX)Y la of Shake
sporlan fame now in VAUDEVIIiLK
At -tha-JMMTAL. ?Ie '! a-Ur FUN-
lm-Hf w I ' I I'll ' " t:
2.alitiJfr& tfAWW
octlon by the loglslnturo of tho poo-' J1 ' lko'y that a HtlBatlon will bo
plo's cliolco for united States Bonn-' "v"' "' " iuuuh
Inp I linvn ii!i1 NOTFIINn nirnlnHt i '" "
you personally during tills campaign
and havo said NOTHING politically
oxcont that you hnvo nald publlcal-
ly that you boliovo In mnchlno polt-
tics, and that you stood In with tho
"Assembly" two yonrs ago, and an
far as as any ono knows you still
favor nominating by nn assombly or
convention. You sny I told Mr. Lll
Joqvlst that you woro opposing him
In his aspirations for tho nomination
for District Attorney. I say to you
thnt stntoment la not truo. In tho
first plnce Mr. Llljoqvlst la not nnd
hns not been n candldnto for District
Attornoy; and furthermore, as you
say, I hnvo nevor talked with you re
garding that matter. Dut I will
plainly say nt this tlmo for your bone
flt nnd satisfaction, that in view of
tho fact that you havo qulto freely;
STOP RAILWAY
AID f REBELS
i'Hyin
J
'tK BSSikW. '"wwkjfiSJK
Mexican Government Ties Up
1 Mexican Central As Blow
at Revolutionists.
(Dy Associated Press to Coos Day
Times.)
,.,... .Mr iv ml ki i'ahu, tox., April 11. In or
orltfclxod Mr Llljevqlst ns an offlcer. dor provont tho revolutionists utl
nnd thnt you belonged at least unt zlng tll0 Moxcnn gontrnl rallwny In
quite recently to tho "Stand Pat their campaign against tho fedornls.
faction of tho same party, and as you th0 Moxlcan government has called
ndyocato Mnchlno Politics, I fully bo-out nl) tho employees. Tho Mexican
llovo you would oppose tho nomlna- central Is ownod by tho Mexican gov
tlon of Mr. Llljoqvlst or uny other ernment, All of tho omployeos of
progress vo candldnto for tho offlco thp rond Jn junrez quit work today,
of District Attornoy. ou boast of oiashes between tho robols nnd
tho multitude of friends you havo In.federfl troopa rQ ropor(ed n several
thlrt county, and try to loavo tho im- different lnrnim, i,.,f nmm wr ,io.
presslon that I havo but fow. In re-1 csjVo.
ply to tnat rimrgo win say, inai oner
tho Primary E'ectln on April 10th "GAO HUriE" ENDED
my strength will bo n matter of re-
cord, and If you wish to show your Government Kmploycs Permitted to
Uoastrui poiiuiaruy, i suggem, mm. I'efitlon Concrcss
you run for some offlco either, in (Dy Associated Press to Coos Day
Marahfield or Cooa county. If you Times.)
will do so I feol quite sura you will, WASHINGTON, April 11. Presl
bo greatly surprlsod when tho votes dent Tnft through tho civil Borvlco
are counion io una ibbi your uooui- commission nna rescinded tho so-call-
Marshfield Lodge of Elks Plan
Novel Advertising Stunt
for Coos Bay.
Tho Mnrshflold Lodge of Elks is
ondenvorlug to mnlto nrrangomoius
to hnvo tho Mnrshflold Concert Dand
accompany tho dologntlon of Elks
from horo to tho graud lodgo moot
ing In Portland in July. Director
Fonton, Mnnnger Wilson nnd tho
mombors of tho band nro In favor of
It and It Is hoped tho matter can bo
arranged soon.
Tho talcing of tho bnnd to Port
land would bo a big ndvortlsomont
for tho Coos Dny section. Tho Elks
grnnd lodgo will bring thousands of
people from nil ovor tho country U
Portlnnd and tho bnnd would attract
tholr attontlon to tho Coos Dny sec
tion. ,
It Is expected thnt botweon CO and
100 members of tho local lodgo and
tholr families will nttond. Tho Elks
will hnvo special costumes.
At Inst night's mooting, C. F. Mo
Knight, M. C. Mnlonoy nnd. Dr.
Housoworth woro appointed n anoclnl
coinmiuco io iniio mo mnttor un
with tho Mnrshflold Chnmbor of
Commerces Tho oxponso of taking
tho bnnd there, ovon though tho
mombors donnto tholr sorvlces, ns
they hnvo genorously offered to do,
would bo consldornblo.
At last night's meeting, tho ap
pointment of C. F. McKnlght, W. H
Kennedy nnd E. 8. nnrgolt ns tho
permanent flnnnco commlttco wns
niinounced.
AItt STILL NEGOTIATING
(Dy AsBocIntcd Proas to Coos Dny
Tlmo.)
NEW YORK, April 11 Thoro hna
been littlo development In tho nogo
tlntldns botweon tho representative!
of tho anth rncl to minors nnd oppro
tors slnco yestprdny. Tho tnlk of
reconvening tho Anthracite Coal
Commission thnt settled tho strike n.
fow yearn ago is strong ngnln today.
TO TRUl
MUDfirn piorp
jlluRll-n uflato
MAKE .MONEY SMALLER
Government to finvo .Money by Ile
(lnrliit: Rlc nf HIMh.
WASHINGTON. D. C, Anrll 11
Socrotnry of tho Treasury MneVoagh
will recommend to Congress soon
thnt tho paper monoy of tho United
8tnto8 bo suhstantlnJIy reduced In
slzo nnd every denomination mndo
uniform In design.
District Attorney Brown Com
ing Here New Phaso of
Bestcott Case.
District Attornoy Goo. M. Drown;
of Rosoburg, is oxpectod horo today
or tomorrow to nrrnngo for tho pros
ecution of tho two murdor cases that
aro scheduled to como up for trial
at tho April term of circuit court
which will bo convened at Coqulllo n
weok from next Monday. H Is ox
poctod thnt Indictments In both case
will bo roturnod by tho grand Jury
noxt week.
Tho Qoldlo Dcstcott case has as
sumed a pliuso that will innko tho
prosecution difficult. She Is charged
with murdering Chns. Munrrny, hav
ing shot him on North Front fltreot In
Mnrshflcld n few ilnvn finfnr, in..
Chrlstmns. Sho was mistress of ro
Bort on North Front strcot. Shorltf
Gngo. who was In Mnrshflold today,
auuKii umi biiu is now in a dellcato
condition mid It lu expoctod thut tho
unborn child will probnbly flguro
Inrgoly In hor dofenso, nt uny rnto In
tho nppeal to tho Jury In hor bohnh.
Tho caso of W. It. Footo Is not at
tracting ns much Interest ns it was
first thought would conter on it.
"Tho unwrltton Inw" will bo Footo'fl
solo dofenso nnd It Is undorstood that
Doputy District Attornoy Llljeqvlsr,
who has boon looking nftor tho proH
ecutlon of tho caso, Is confldont that
ho enn bronk down this plen of Justl
flcatioii of tho shooting of tho nl
Joged botrnyer of Footo'B daughter.
"SCOTTY" ALLAN WINS
vtm.t ., ,AI'r'ALA8KA HACK
AiiWM.B,A,a8ka' Apr" A. A
Allan, bettor known ns Scotty, won
tho All-Alaskan Bweonatnkoq hum
It is contemplated to mako all S1- ?" ,0 f
tea C by 2. Inches, n reduction ;" "".l" I, V' .N"T.,,0oftnd., Bnd
notes
StZMhV JET-V55 3H if. J- fi-fts
nrlty is mosjtly In your imagination.
You try to mako, political capital for
Mr. Gettlns at tar expense by referr
ing to my defeat for Mayor of Marsh
flold. Yes, I will admit that I lost
out by 24 votes out pt a total of
ed "Gag-Rules" imposed on govern
ment .ompjoyes and' army nnd navy
ofncerj and men wjjlch, forbade thorn
to petition congress except whon
authorized by suporior officers. Dy
the new order, iho superior officers
about 750A,against.a verjr stj-opg corn-j aj-o compelled to transmit 'all pstj.
. ,t T maJhIiIam ttint n fiVAAll. tlitH ItkltAdnunn (
DJTJftHUU 'UKfQtUf'l (fc v-vvoi- uvua iu wajiob k
ent Bbowinff onaer xne circumsiancea.
You worked wltk kb at f,M??5 t
at ma iuk cx.r etecuoti 'ow nejo
(C im4 jtf f.)
..iraltt)
To r
rr
rr .
"mtmMtmmi,r'Wm.AMMW" '-, I
t rmntmAX xkwt.
monslons boliiK 7.28, by 3.04 Inches.
Tho proposed plan would reduco tho
number of defllgns for Unltod Stntqs
notes nnd gold and silver certificates
from 10 to 0,
MacVengh estimated that tho
changes Would result In a saving of
more than $000,000 nnnunlly. '
Tho Secretary of tho Tronsury
could mako tho Innovations with to
spect to the United States notes nnd
certificates without congressional as
cent, hut It requires legislative au
thority to chango tho design of tho
Nntlonnl bank note. A uniform
National bank nnto, Instead of tho
multiplicity of designs now in use by
tho 7000 hanks will bo proposed.
Tho name Or n numlier designating
each individual bank. It Is Bald, could
be printed on the notes by a process
separate from tho engraving' of tho
Plato.
GlnRHirnroJ Glassware!! Glassware!!!
10c 10c lOe
SATURDAY onlv SATURDAY only,
Our entlro OLAHSWAltE Hno goes
dn SPrcriATj BALK for one day only
without restriction 10c. Some un
heard of values; 9-lnch deep wla,d
tjOrtlB, covered sugar oowisc ,over
8AYe4." PBOPLK'fl 6, 19 IS
CKNTeTOME.
nwirly six houm Blowor than it took
him last year to win tho raco with
tho snmo tonm. Allan, who was tho
favorlto in tho contest, drovo tho
Mnlnmiito dogs belonging to Mrs.
Chnrlos E. Darling, of Dorkoloy, Cai.
Aloxnndor Holmson finished ono
hour later, driving John Johnson'H
tonm of Siberian wolfhounds.
Cl-nrllo Johnson finlsbod n half-hour
later, driving Fox Ilumoy'a dogs. Tho
purso was for $5000, and consider
able monoy ehnnged hands on tho ro-sult.
fllussivnro! Glnsswaroil Glusswnrolt!
SATURDAY SATURDAY
PEOPLE'S
10c 10c 10c
GEILLI)INE McOLOV is of pleruj
ing personnllty and hor party to tho
children SATURDAY afternoon at
the ROYAL nftor tho MATINEE
promises to bo a memorable succesa.
SPECIAL SERMON
"Addition by Subtraction," will be
the subject for .a special sermon at
tho -Uaptlsti church next Sunday even
ing. Pastor G. h. Hall announced
ths theme several soaths age, but
the etraeB.wasMON-e-iout fcw oth
er Aerno-e at-tfcftt tine. Mr Hall
Tf411,be kt jfcla BirieK M'.p-tofj,thrio
joore Sus-aya. 7 ' J ''
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