PAGE EIGHT,
FLO PH FOR
MI INDUSTRIES
IS NOV PROPOSED
Liberty Bonds
Alone Can Buy
Reds' Freedom
I 'HE DAlLi CAi-l'l AJLJOUKNAi. SALEM, OREGON,
Quartet of Boys
Rob 20 Tacoma
TTTTTPgTUV JANUARY 8, 1920
BEARCATS 10 INVADE
DALLAS FOR CONTEST
New Tork. Ju. 8. "Parlor bolHe-
vikl" who ar raising a fund to assist
comrade held on deportation proceed-
Homes for Fun
Tn,L Wn.. Jan. 8. How four
With Wapato back from his vacation ,,,. between 15 and 18 year
trip to Pasadena and again working burglarized twenty homes, sev-
out with th aauad. Coach Matbew era! tores. the nuston.
Ing. will hav. to invent it in liberty hJ, of Bweat fie. .no a"
. wvnu. iu a - ouuu "wn i" ' ' crimes "JuBt for fun" was descriDea
lout on bail. Tha aulhorltie at EUU evening for a workout against th "i ulS Wednesday by two of the
Wsehlnrton. Jaa. Plumb plan Mlina announced today that offer of American Legion team of that city. h , Prosecuting Attorney W.
-i-.ii.ji .h k.n h.a baa r.rud sine tha The rami will be in th nature of a l0".. 8
far ail American jnnusirj. 7. .,. U. WIHU.
iiiiiiili'i
nAKULul
HIT BY FOOD FAMiNE
OF
ALL CONTINENT
Vi r i-.n. Dec. .n I't WHUbpi Ci-ie
the British director or relief declares
hat Vienna is the worst of all the famine-stricken
places that he visited on a
recent tour through central Europe.
i,hrt more than 2.400,000 tons
after h. plan of tha Bam. nam. for Island bad do facllltle. for handling preliminary to the J" Andrew Hansen, 18. and Joe Llnik. of food9tuff8 at a cost of nearly 8500 -
Sh Trallro-V ha been prepared and large .urn. A mrety company ha. re- and upon the work of the yariou. men leadership, are be- M 000 havc been delivered In Euro-
Ud to b publidy announced to PPJ again . depend I large y to pe-nn. f h. and the rell ( 8,nc the ofthe ar-
- ioi:nunu -mi- rv.w.. - ---- smaller boya are at me coumy mistlce, Dy rar me e''" - - -
i ih. Bi.n. eaotlon.il "An that It did not car to aid enemies of Whitman college five here next week. i.h.h he Haiti, had been furnished b
Industrial Program by Olenn E. the country. Ths Immigration author- Friday night Mathew. will give all Oi arUc,e, were cach!d ln the tne Unlted states under the direction
Plumb" ara being circulated In Wash- Kiss, however, will accept liberty hi. hopefula a chance to show what ,urroundlng TaMml, the head . f Herbert Hoover, conditions are still
t.n and some of them recleved In bonds and releaa red. on ball as soon they have to offer, and under the con- . . ,n a hut rtninrabie as almost to "beggar de-
cnrammt circle las their preliminary hearing, before In dllons, he Is not predicting a victory where th had a ph0. , , tlon.. A distinguished British
BOOS.
Briefly th plan p ropose for all sector, ar completed.
Ameriran Industry th ystm of trl-j "
aartJta railroad control advanced sum
time ago with the barking or tne great
brotherhoods, which, It ha been an
etineed. would b mad an Issue at
the Ictlona It propose practically hs
asm division of representation for
aapltui and labor and th public
Industry classed Into four divis
ions, in thl way:
(1) Those "Individualistic In owner-
aftiin anA nnratlnn. Including ths farm
m and th small artisan, contractor McClur and William Chastaln.
over the wast Legion quintet. It la
likely that all of the 18 men now car
ried on the regular Willamette squad
... . Mn ... l.j i. n t Viannn for
noerapn, iooa ana otner conuuiis, my orncer wno oau ---
lmDlorea mm Deiure
stolen.
some time,
PLEAD GUILTY TODAY
Ban Francisco, Jan, 8. Floyd
Leo
rho
To Hold Party Conclave
and William Chastaln, wno a I I
ad manurasturer who I bob capital- "r,ot na K1"a ntun ncnoemos, nan najS UIITC3 HI 1CUItl
t- i-v...-.- .t,a nn-om.-" iKrunclsco police detBctlve while he was m iin t
(f) All Industrie "formerly Indlv-lfylng to p revent the theft of an au
ldu.lt.iln. but which throosh ormnlta- tomotille, pleaded guilty before Huper-
tlon hav so developed that ownership i Judge I-oui Ward here today. Denver, Col. Jan. 8. Will H. Hays,
t otuiraM from labor and concerns Judss Ward said he had determined chairman of the republican national
lUartf only In direction and supervision 'J19 h1 committed first committee, arrived hire today to at-
f production In which It engitgc tha murder but In view of their ten,i , conference of national and
ffnrt of other who hav no share In P,e ut lfullt """' "t Impose the ei- sectional party leaders. Hays was ac
wnershlp." ilreme penalty but would .entence them companlod by a number of workers
8l Industrie 'ased upon a grant !o lmrisonw.s " date of .en- prominent ln the party councils,
from society In Ih shapa of a fran- tno was set for Monday. Governor. Carey of Wyoming. Davis
shls. grant of prlvlleg or monopoly. MoCiur waa tried for first degree ,)f ldttn0 an(1 iarraaolo of New Mexl
In this division ar Included all publld murder but th Jury split lx to rx c0 wll) attend the meetings, which In-arvi.-
cornorations xept those n- ovf th question of whether he should cude a banquet tonight.
ag4 In Inter-stats eommerc "ana J"rgea guilty ot a rirBt or eoonu
all Industrie engaged In etwinliln ns- degre orrense.
re fesourrea." The lalaer ar de-
-"- Including mine, ga and ..... n . .
iMihtarv Rpnnspntahvt
i-osds and commercial trans- . r . . . The first games of the Interclnss
iwrtatlnn faollltlea Ths plan explnlns; (If A jlM ATfi ArTCSlCu b"k1'i" season at Willamette Uni-
thslMhes ar considered separately i v verslty were played yesterday after-
W" m.hiie - . .. .,.. . . , noon.
the former ara "under local
rested by local authorlU and
to , ....
"Puhllfl interact " la A.ftn
nghf or th publla to obtain h.nr.' : , "'"""."'Th Wolverine. (Soph) won from the
hsaner or mor product or servlc as "f ,a7 ' '" Kan. (Krosh) 8-4. Rackett was
nrhiia rna Tatrla the owner. Ils-
game.
Because of tha fact that th armory
la leased for dancing purpose on Sat
urday nights. It 1. not known definite
ly whether or not th University of Or- . ,.w tVmh. i. would be fun v. it I had snent ten days in tho
to It burn." cell of a condemned murderer who hns
Defin.le charges have been with- given up all hope of a reprieve. I
held until deDuty sheriffs have com- atoved at the best hotel but I saw no
i pleted unearthing all the cache, and mi an(; no eggs the whole time I wi
assembling the loot.
cnance to worg out in mo . ... ,w- , hnv. a
aeribed how they had burned Petrie'a
rummer horn.
"We climbed Inside and set fire to
th curtain, with a match," said one
egon-Willamette game, scheduled for
January 81 will be played on that night
or the date changed.
eft the Austrian capital: "For Gods
ake go home and tell them what it is
ike." Sir William told his experiences
o the American Luncheon club here.
Old Comforts Gone,
r fn nnnn leavlne Vienna," said
hcaflMS
Inter-Class Basketball
Starts At Willamette
there. .'!' the bitter torn nan oi i-.e
. otcl. orce the gayeat rendezvou ii.
K. te. the visitors ha .it:d I"Ke r
ln th' t'oom of one Uent I'.v-ra nine
uju to be forty. They e i- imm i k
shadows than representatives of rich
Vier'.n' world-famOUS C'B!.a Ii-.'jKC K
........ it
- ptt.ci .very atternoo'i u -iy
n en a-.id men go thero m ordo- to , eer
Chemawa'. runners are working out .,,. , . ei, Warrr anr. !iei:-.i.-ft they
for participation ln coming meets, the have no work to do.
first of which la a five-mile cross ir my office I made several experl
country to be run at Portland early rnenta at working In overcoat and with
In February. Th line-up in athletes blankets for the staff when the ther
for the long run this year Is: Choate. mometer Inside was only one degree
War-Bonnet, Spearson, Thomas and above freezing point. Finally I deter
Raclne. Spearson and Choate will be mined to get wood enough to light the
remembered as the Indian School's one small fire for two days. It cost
representative, at the Pacific North
II v.
. n 1 iu
Just Received w
Blue Flannel
Middies
- Bffc..... Fir
Extra Special Value '
$5.98 Each
Our Prices Always the Lowest
GALE & CO.
Com'l. and Court Sts. Formerly Chicago Store
t !
1
For Long Distance Auto Trucking
Willamette Valley Transfer Co
MM
WE ALSO DO LOCAL HAULING. '
8-7,
The seniors defeated the Juniors
ana tne I'remlers (Hoph) won
control, Z"u r.'Za Z7r .7 . , , ,rom ,h "asorbacks (Hoph) by a close Printer of Balem. was a
Ubjct "H. .n J T .,nI. "U" rd'-ore. Plmlok .tarred for the seniors "or her. the first of tl
Hungary 1. reported in a Prague dls- , h f Dalrympl I. at present
fit.. "iri.uHn tttomvn loimy, ,,, ... ... u ... . ,h. ririrnn ritv nnn.r
!
isolated from tha continent of Europe
me S70 crowns, which to the Viennese cv a narrow strip of water and still less
west meet last year. Spearson making a equivalent to about 30 or 40 pounds. jn the Tjnned States, isolated by the
second place ln the mile run andi lieh Bi'-n lunlturc. . D,; n(,orv
Choate getting second honors in the Do you wonder that the .veil to do Atlantic ocean .that Austria, Hungary,
broad-Jump. I eople In Vienna are burning their Bulgaria and Turkey are still teenni-
furniture to light th;lr stoves? Can cally at war with the allies and, what
A. M. Dalyrmple. former a Job you Imagine how the poor live or tr . imnortant at war with most of
business vis- o nve f n i not uinu.ii i n.., ttel neighbors.
the week. Mr. affic in one or tne main streets wnica
employed in''- t0 tne cem.-?ry t:c(.l " r,y
mjU8 red i ma rine-terins :airy tna u cieu
f i' c.ren.
a ti oni.n ,,i a ' "In Vienna, In the palace of a for
te progres of th art permit, th .th' dl"'r'ct pr!":'" ""'P1 th. individual star of thl. game. Iwlth the Liberty Exctiange. on North mer archduke, I saw thousands of chll-
wn iim" ovi n h-b wiin n -pi. i Yrir,.i..ini at Ma Tt'-M- aren DijinK leu wan American reiii
mmk at a low ot of produoUon. .nwrln ild hav f , . . . . . , . ., frnm . hll.,nM ,H, ' ,
. ., ,.in ni" - ... ,,r . - rtt three from the annh
M PMOI10 BO lO lrCI K. DOW. A "a . . n.i.uii f-m ,nB PM,hmen. Th. n,n .,111
t low. OcHit of produoUon. TnuZVj 7 a eath trom Ul" "n" nn evening from
t.u.lon de. '- . . f '''I" 'h".,r'"U.m.",- !rICT,ed h' hree from the sophomore, and lx Seattle.
0 BO tO ire!. ( powtr a. .".. ...i.iar a on.r.unn ( tn - h
" - 'ei. ' . t. wn.r " " ,",,'"' "'"-'d t ha , ,,lr .,,,, .
roprty or bl Investment. s,.t.,l. "'" "V
ly . mluloia
fair return on uch Inyestmanb Xf p
Bclsty pay, mor it. a., .outit n I I A 1 '11
:r ;J Kolph Opens Third Term
- - ----- woiwi im
raqulicl t ,1By tt(U uvl) i .livs
snor tnao h i lawfully entitled to re
v."
10 FIGHI RELEASE OF
I!
SOVIET ARK B0
month, after which a
championship series will be played be
tween cIhss team..
Brown Ranting Large
Filbert Grove At Willows
II. Itmwn. tha vtt I ...
Imssnberry grower of Willows furm
tlnrvsls, I selling tntt Mi. lur
4 flllterl grove In the mti, c.m
Wtag (if 10 acres, set abuut the
am dlsiant-. .part a. pruiifs. In S
Jr thl grove, It I sstlmsled, will
Md a harvest ttf J0 nil acre and
n I years MflQ or 1900 jn sure
ksd upon th production of other
grows
Th planning and planting of ih,
ia dun. by I'tmr.-y ln.., ivn.
aalllitg and commu ting hot lli ultural
Ma, for whom Krank tnvey, the vt-
rsa J.HIIIIMllbt, . llfflie lHOII.iK'T
-mm mis s lung ri'lt nee
Mpplrlng fUntlf!o kiii.ttimtife sod
iperhmce tu lu.itlruHili li.l.i.
As San Francisco Mayor
Big Merest Shown h
First Plane Exhibition
Chicago, Jan. 8. Ijitest type of alr-
Reverond Father Derouln, assist
ant pastor of 8t Joseph's Catholic
church. Is enjoying a visit with
friends ln Astoria this week.
Silver Bell Circle and Salem camp fM - rtitr,
No 1 1 S, Woodmen of the World, will , , Serl)la alonCj Sir WIlliam declared
ho d a Joint Installatlo of officers, there nre B00,000 fatherless children,
KrmiiT nvAnlniy or S n M .o V I,, XT . ....
a a v- Planes and eiiulDment anil d sn avs r. .. " ," 'iinuiu,iunuiuiir
- vurnai.iv nun.
0f snowing ilia progress of aviation were
food under the control of a young nav
al officer, who I was proud to recot,-
nlxe as one of those Americans who did!
excellent work in the early days of the'
commission for relief ln Belgium. Our' Tacoma, Wn., Jan, 8
own British relief missions, both ln District Attorney F. R.
Austria ana in Hungary, ana a num
bor of unofficial British workers are rpiPn-p from the
doing everything possibleto stem the ,,ral prlson of wilhelm von Brlncken
Hun Krani'laro, Jan.
Cisco ii a new administration
Its public affairs today when Mnvor Mhlblled today at the opening of th
James Hnlph hasan his third term, "''' western aeronautical show at
Jumko Matthew Ilrudy assumed tha eollseum. Down, of American and Ca
Office of district attorney, which, he haillnn "aces" attended the exhibition,
won from Charles M. Klckert, the In- Exhibit were entered by the United
i tl in !. til for ten years and oth.tr or 'Httaes navy, the signal corps uml aerial
re-elected city officials wrfre seated, mall scrvlca nnd airplane niftnufiictur-
Juil Hrsdy was a police court Judge
up to today, , Among the fiaturtM of the
to. University Enrollment
Washington, Jan. 8. The soviet ai
Buford with its cargo of 249 radia
aliens, is about to enter the Kiel
nal, according to official dlspatcta
received here today. While refusinjfc
disclose the destination of the ship,
fiicals said " a very good guess raijtl ;
be ventured since passage througi
Icanal has become known."
It was believed that the Bufim-'
Assistant would go to Riga, a port ln Livoua
Conway an- to discharge its radicals for trampw;
nounced today that he will fight theltation across the country into away.
McNeil Island fed-, Russia. ' I
So far as has been made known, :
when his hearing is held ln federal gotiations for the transportation ol :
court here' tomorrow morning. radicals across one of the Baltic pi
Von Brlnckan, who was sentenced Jnces adjacent to Russia have not tea
in 1917 in San Francisco to two years completed and the government til :
and a fine of $10,000 for conspiracy await the outcome of the Buford'sw
to violate the neutrality of the United age before deporting any more radial
States, is due to appear for a hearing tn -owwin. ' i
gcr and exposure.
Breeds Bolshevism.
"It seems to me that you cannot trl-
in 1.1. n...n.in 1 .i ,
CI M-Jl-J) 1 .ti w. " Ms Pauper's oath for relief from
I allows HMrnea increase rviea "wout 7unninV; r ne- f ?VtrZ T end t0
i a carnival of bolshevism which wouldlm01;T' .1 f J. f ?,a Wf
University of Oregon, EuBene, Or., probably not be confined to this con-nt for tha arrest and deportation to
Jan. 8. The university's enrollment ,it t , - j Kiermany of Von Brincken. and yes-
",r ",B Bccomi semeaier, wiucn oegan am rather Inclined to think that bol-
enow. Tuesday, exceeds by about 100 stu- shevism h.is heen nP,l too n.n,.h ...
wiucn win continue a week were dem- denta the total registration f.,r th. ,-. i w... ... .7...
Flora .......ration, of the radio ...U-graph and ,, term. Tota", n for the win. ZZX ' tT. TJu'Z
lul bombs, (ornedoes, r tn, will mnxh mno o ,,.,., .
friends. Mrs. Wo fendeu i,.ft nlmust mall machine.. enrollment last semester was 1550. ex- whole world the United States as well
...mini atly for Kugene. Mrs North- The famous Hpad In which Captain cluslv of snecha students. The . 1 11 "I ' .m L 1, ."""
-,- . ..... .... H i.i.-n iiua an. ntnuw i ic n,n iui nrr oroilKOl nown crt'aHcd
me gui-t or Mrs. r . I., rurvlnr
tZ; ', V, i V. t"":'' ,nr.: A"' ,p,ttnM fl"" t0 ,hBlr l' rK. Mid-year ent situation in central Europe is the t 4U's, 93.30
Mrs. R, Norlhup and Mr.
Wotfeiiiliti of McMlnnvllle arrived In telephone.
terday, in order to be enabled to visit
San Francisco, Von Brincken filed a
bond for his appearance in San Fran
cisco later for a deportation hearing.
IJBl'.RTY BONDS
enrollment Is due largely to Sir William declared that
New York, Jan. 8. Prices of liberty
bonds at 2:55 w. m. toilnv vorp a'n
m -o ueiman opponents, was one or tne he many former service men return-foremost among the causes of the pres- 99 0; rst 4's, 93; second4 s, 92.02;
Pal-go, center of attraction. Air planes fle- ng to their .cliolaslio work. Mid-year ent situation in central Kurone is the rst 4U's, 93.30; second 4'g. 92.48:
third 44's, 94.66; fourth 4-s, 92.66; terance on the subiect. I have no
seems to be realized In victory a d-4 s, 39.14; victory 4 3-4's,'tention of calling a special sessions
im will wtKtimi iur i-o una iiv nir wun meti run- trr,i.iti,.ta 1.1..1, ...i.nniu i.. . 1..
of lh.ni. K.,ril,i. e m..m ., ... ,' . 7 " T " Place,
, iM-nsnr.i lan.uoK gear, mere using tiivnntni.'rs or the new semester
" among tne extiimts. ur starting tli
Washington Governor Not
To Call Special Sessa
Spokane, Wn., Jan. 8. Definite ,
nouncement that he will not call
special session of the Washington I
Islature for the purpose of ratifyi
the federal woman suffrage amene
mpnt wna mntlr here today by G-
ernor Louis F. Hart, who Is hire
attendance at the Washington irriga
tion institute.
"Reaffirming my every puDiio -
'It scarcely
the governor said
Han? Licenses Issued To
Sportsmen During 1919
Proof thst Marion Coimiy la pmV.
piei.M in 1,1,,, pi-,,i,.,-il,!ii i(l.,l
p,,,B lli.ill Is tvstlfla,! ,1( .
ersa,!!,. niiml.r of untiling ,, u.
n iHiimlu ttvi
Coivi'srmlvs riKui-s of the mi ml-or
ih-oiisps ur aiious kliul. la.u,.,!
aianon e.utiiiy during the cm iu
and III), t c,,iuiu'v,' , n
wi,..iiv. in ..i,-.l.
r)rt f a,-s t-a.e ,.f ,,.. ,UlU
atwl i.ii ius of trm (,n, utUrr nitm.
b-1 t.f ih. fl.n.y tribe. c...i,ps,-t(vv
w '' : .mi .
Rsi.1nt huiiteis IUnw: i$m jj
!, Mil
Ka4,tii skiers license; mj
in ir
.wmpuwiioo hunlli.t and
ll. 5J; 1, Ul,
Mun-rasiJvtii lwnt.-r: Tu of (h,w
tlMlltll!lin Slid ,.M War
Trns liif.,o lt. u
0amrhm Leads fHsfe
On Water Power Bill Today
W,i.t,B J in. , Sr ,,..,
Chntb.fli, ,lf iHT.a
M off th. asHsts ,.
jmwvr HSI i a, rMlllt l)H, (V
-i.i, pit-tuiinw ti,s t,(;
a nil n wh!ta
state jwrik-uim-iy f..r dvel.,p,e( ,.f
! r..u,,-r ,(t ,.t!.,., ,
CWlUHri'taiJ.
iir rKawWi tain .inula a
'!;! """-' ' ' i-.n-. . f
" 'orm it wuM
Wt aniut of priiata ein) u
r k not imly f..r IU ov,
f"r all lh .wr sutr,
the lriflc fMt h e,.i,.
" ier pwiu r tn wair
ar reaMMrraa f Oi renMry h h-m
thm thre per twtit d,vl,'i. ,,a
fsiaaeasml no tl ktiem.
Wenaifiee Man Seeking
IVasfiinCD Goveirorh
0iakan. ash , Jan. $ Jrh A
Clls of vrna)che. at nHMiu
ttvm trom the fiftyjik dial riot, ttntav
aasouaood Ms eandilncy tat th r.
pn' '.iii ntHtijnstitia fr governor.
J4 lia woud Biak pubilu a 4
Mum of friaclpl inter.
r university worit. me i nueu jvinguom," he continued, a'J. OS. the ln-ui.-nure "
with! IX . -t v ' . . v. ' - . i i'i.' J X . i ' t r 7 7-vi i -jf hL
fishings II. A t l i X k fv ' - rr7-J . 1 S . - r l V I $ f
-"-asaJ ..... 1 vvjy f - ' i : - ! - 1
ihli icr hie work. ?4!-. ' J" i -7 - r . f i a 1 ,-3 . l
, "" 1,11 ' ' ' " kma.ail- .i j.'aej, I
sSSSBaaaSaSlam I
th ra-'
nor. lll
,IH'JI I
Nl Altelhr TnJisppy, ftt Sot Xt All Iteallay CMU!r of th Type
Tlut l liuMB Nuunion Uinic MWe WelL
KTCU'E: To maVc laurnl sJults, Vtcp luU!rcn well uurinf
tSeif jrcr i,f ilctctvpuirnt.
"li. li't mu!a i itit-iiii lo be hkccs," Jc;hrc rr. Helen VH
rttCji o. w loi Is t i(v, wf,o hut mdc cUiU l.ej
lr. W4lll(e U OOW WKtVlillUt U.C WiUk Of malUi AX1 dlilJrtn tatin.l
The tlnMicn Htc membrr cf th nutrition c!in',c tttauluhed fcy
St. t.orge'i r piviipl t hurch Ut r!rary. (or the purpose oi demcm-
!tvi iht tihi-ii-y i( I'r. Wjlibhdje recipe.
' " i notlwus new in my Method," lr. Wa'.IbrlJs, "Th
w t'ans U i'uHti4 ihcm into rativ-.
"I Isr U-f nut-.iv thst it ivxupyiii!? the aitenlion pI t!:e whole world
l.viy. u hi w to kci-p .en'i t The 8tet war. with its ttr
r.'Ic wiiB ol h!e and health, h cude us .l reahte, as never beiore
the 4lu l l.ft-nd tl,c trcit drtjiik tt ft titilth. Welti
t!ibUhfd rhv-i.il deiccti certainty int le cured I ,- meJwine or
trfatttt'Ri in aJuti n4 (he number , iui) t!!t-t U arpattinj
l!;e uattitus remctv. ts( co.ir.e, it to psttm adult i!; .vi lii'tr, by Vc
n the elntdren well duting their ttrt c-t dev ttoj-mcut.
t'Kder the impeiia ( th Xation-Wide Camj-isn of te Ftoopal
t.i;uvh, srecul ItM-uiry iw bcin tnjide two UU t!ure anotbtr
eiilciH- of the teRi!-Ai- tif the ni.nlrn ... .,. . .
us to the s.Mit 7
The notrisia cUatc at Si. CMtt' b one of two cr three that t
. "'"vi vouta supetvHKva. T j bitf sunny roomi en
the gtiHinil Hikw il the IVv-vne HiHi are given tip to th cb. whkh
aim ,ww pvMrsiioo! WUfaBrt, a CvKtvf and Uiitit.
- . . . W- .U I . t, .
AttOfether IIuppT ld ITi'slthf.
NutritloB CUntc Children Reporting Weight Progress to Dr. WaHbridge.
tern once, to, rttura. It wis totvtJ wlien the rnrst estalHshecl contact
with tha Hthft tQJ iroprened opon them the atue of having their
h." mmt1. wiiag Ut caty a very few favored ones wcte to be
.rl , H.unua tuturf- MS" WaUbridte, "did the rtst. fter
tbat. tb Invitation, ta attend the class were awafted with .11
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