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KLAMATH PALLS, OHKGON, THURSDAY, MH'KMIIKK IB, Itlt
QBv
CIT-OFF WORK GOES
AHEAD FAVORABLY
TO WAIT FOR BRIDGE
Al'IIOHN WII.LIAMHON IIIVDIt,
WIIKN HAIL HKAOII HANK
HAP IIKTWttKN POINTS III'
NTKKIi HARD TO MILD IN
, Miiki lint fur Interference by Hi"
, ueathur, wlilrli liau been iinfnvcirulilo
In (iiriM'iitur work.
'There la mi (loulil Ihnt tho Nklron
Klninntti Knits cuMiff tla I lie South
er IVirlflc wilt bti built." until K A,
l.lnitlnf. wliu has hat) t-hargn of u
Western Union wlro crew building
ntirnil n( llm line up t" tho William.
mm river, llili Morning, li(ifir Irnv
Inn the city for Sacramento,
Thorn It a lot of itlfltriilt miialriio
llnti lliat'Hio company has In under
take In order lo get thu linn tlirouich
n iilmiiinl, which mniiy people limy
r ill little, U anything, about. Tin'
otutuny Is busy constructing Its lino
north nf Chllnqiiln. nml tho steel Ii,
luiil fur (hlrloen mile above Hint"
point, nml to wllliln approximately
two miles u( the Williamson 111 v
rr, whero tho hlR steel bridge must
go over, tho wlrrs (or Hip telegraphic
aerilro having nl rosily been strung
Hint far. I
"Tim construction gang midir !)
rontractora, Krlckson A I'ulemon, linn
linn nutting the mad ilown at tho ratu
nl about a mile a month, nml will On.
Ili In the hrldS" by tho Drat nf the
mr, according to esprctntlona. When
tlicy get lo tho WllllaniMin Hlvor
rroaalng they will be Just 41.0 mile
from the Klamath Falls depot. II I
liUnmnt In put the bridge In aa soon
in possiblo Mil iprlnR, and after It Is
In ilae thsy can commence construe
Hon Iho other lido of the river, where
they will encounter a good deal of
territory that la hard to build a rail
road through.
"I understand them In about forty
mllea of awaropy land running north
of tha Wllllamaoti Itlver where II l
propoacd lo put Iho new line, nml
nbovo that thero la about Iho snrne
illilanco lo roach Iho other end which
him been conttructed, which I rough
nnd mounlalnoui, and I am I old Hint
II will rcnulro twenty-two tunnel In
that dlitance. That will bo a bad aa
Iho Western Pacific, a now lino from
Hall take City lo Han Franclscn.
which la noted for Ita lunneli.
"Iletwoen Iho two points of steel
which havo been laid for Iho Natron
Klamath Valla cut-off hero remains
to bo built About IB mllea nf lino, and
in It Involves ancli swamp and timiin
lalnoua country It la hardly to bo won
dered at that Iho road cannot bo built
m quickly m many pcoplo would tlko
lo havo It. Tho Krlckson A Peltorson
company hai, I should Judge, about
300 men working on Ha contract
nbovo Chlloquln. Tho big stool
bridge which la lo go across tho WIN
llamaon River will apnn about .100
foil, and will bo practically k amnion
Ion brldgo, There will ho n run
crolo abutment on either nldo nml n
single span of Iho bridge,"
ClH'f I'rntitll Arrlvi'N In City
Mr, iiml Mrs. I'der C'involll nrrlvo-l
In Klntiinth I'alln lint ovonlug. Mr.
CriiMlll, who Is lo bo chof of tho
Whltu IVIIcnii holol, Is ono of tho
mr.rl mili'il chi'fit on tho I'nrlflc const,
mid formerly iiited In his official ca
pacity fur the Hotel llrdlln, New
York, IIn brought with htm )iatcr
tin) live of Ms cooks. Tho cntlro
tmrty la stiipplng at I lie Kwauiin
I'liini', I'oiir III nml Mnln atrevlK.
PROPERTY SUIT
DELICATE CASE
INK fOINTH M' LAW ISVOI.VHO
I.V IHMI1K Of DUNMII VH. I.KWIH
OVKK I'l'ltCll.tHK OF KLAMATH
AVKNI'K IMMH'KIITV
pri'Hiiiuptloti of tho wlfv was dlrfcrvnt,
for alio knew Iho huslmml had nuver
written It, Ho snld, In not uxnctly
this langUAKi'. Hint ns long us Iho pro.
uumpllon nf ii miilli'd lottur hnvlng
lii'Cii ifi'clvt'd by Hie nildrcsaco wnn
iiiidlsputed, Hint I'llher Mr. Kiili'tilc
Imd not mnlliMl Iho letter, or Mr.
Duuliip lind received It,
Tho crux of tho dispute between tho
lltlgMit wns brought nbout when tho
fnct Ihnl under tho bond for droit,
ni'cordlng to Mr. Itutenlr, his client
would bo nbout $3,000 worso off In
Hid dcitl than under thn contract, as
tho pnvlng nsscMsments on Kliimnth
nveniin property amount In nbout that
much,
A peculiar point about (tin mallei
Is Hint possession Is not dlsputod, rest
ing In Lewis, tho purchaser, mid ho
litis paid nbout 12.000 on Ills contract
sliicn the suit wiih entered, It secmit
In sum up na n rnso whero Iho seller
i olios on Iho bond for deed nnd Iho
buyer On tho alleged contract.
It would not bo surprising If n Jury
were later called In on tho n no lo de
ride rome of lis phnsos.
BELL RIN6ERS TO
BE HERE MONDAY
XOVKL AMI I.NTKIIIWTI.VH K.NTKH-
TAI.VMK.NT 111' MNK MKN NOW
M.tKIMJ A TWO-YKAIt TOflt OK
nil: woiti.ii
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Tho Mills Addition Improvement
rompnny has bad the good fnrtuno lo
seruro tiio scmcc or Mrs. Tinunii,
pimilst, nnd I'rnf. Mason, violinist, to
furnish music for their Friday night
dance. IC-St
Mrs. A. A. Thomas, who lifts been
spending Iho summer nt her ranch on
tho Merrill road, about seven mllea
I from thn city, bna returned to Ktnm-
Home of the most dellcato law i. ...i,. .... .1,,,-wlnter. mulls ston-
poluu Imagtnabltt nro Inutlved In the .,,, n, . Or0Bn House.
inso of II. II. Dunlap, whoso attorney I
Is C. I' Hlnne, against Arthur C. Lvw-
whoito louiisel Is llutcnlo ft Kent,
arising out of a contract for tho prop
erty 130x110 fool nt the norlhweat
corner of Klamath nvi-nuu nnd Rov
enlh strwl. I
Irfiwls entered Into nil agreement
to buy thu property, giving what III
kuoan as tho Hawlello pioperly, audi
undertaking lo mnko up tho rest of
thu llS.nOO consideration In pay-
BISHOP
PADDOCK
ARRIVES AT LAST
liana lo Have N"w Room
Ilaek of tho It. B. Quthrldgo itoro
at 41 Main at root tho Kfamath Kails
Military Uad It In have a band room
The necessary permission lo mako
needed alterations to fit up tho new
quarters wa taken out by Mr. Clutli
rld-n at tha meellng of the city conn
ell last week, and the wrok would
probably have been completed by thli
mentK In rover flvo years. According J
to his contention, Iho contract under
which ho was to Inko tho real estate
provided thai tho seller was lo pay
nil taxes for tho term nf flvo years
over wlilrli the pnymrnls wero to ox-'
tend.
Iiuulnp rlnlms Hint a bond for deed
which wns given to Iho purchaser, nnd
which did not, so It Is nsserted, con
tain Iho stlpulMlon ns lo tnxntlnn, was
accepted by Lewis. According lo-At-lorney
Itiitenlc, for lwl, his client
inter nrceiited Iho bond for deed. It
Is claimed for the defendant Hint Dun
lap and ho look tho bond for deed to
Ilutonlo for tho lawyer's approval.
which was not forthcoming, nnd that
Dunlap then carried tho deed away
frnm Itutenlc's nfllco, but that It ap
peared on tho lawyer's desk next
morning. Mr. Ilutcnlc also claims
that after Iho bond for deed hnd boon
nt his otn.ni for a llmo ho notified
liunlnp by letter Ihnt It wns not no
coptnblo. but tho plaintiff denies n
rtlvlim Hie loiter,
It Is tho contention of Iho plaintiff
Hint Iho deed remained long enough
In tho possession of Iho ilerenunni s
attorney, which Is constructively Iho
possession of tho principal, In bo u
substantial ncceptnnco under Iho law.
Mr. Stone, arguing for Dunlnp, Il
lustrated tho mntter of the letter this
morning In tho argument bofore
Judgo Henry !. Hensou In circuit
court by referring to tho assertion of
an absent husband, neglectful' nf cor
respondent to bis homo, lhat ho hud
written to bis wlfo. Tho ordinary
tout nreaiimntlon would bo, ho said,
that If tho huiband mailed tho teller
tho govornmont delivered It, but tho
DKNI'ITK LAMKNKMH, IH IIKIIK TO
AXMIHT NKW IIKCTOII, AND 1K
'.VIM HTOIIV AIMIIT HKV. OWKN
JON'KM
Next Monday oVcnlng at tbo Hous
ton oporn housu will appear the Im
perial hand bell ringers and concert
purly, from Yorkshire, Kngland, on a
world tour, Including dates In tbo
United States, Canada and Australia,
which will Inu over two years, taking
tl n coinpuuy until 19li to complete.
Tho dalo In KtamathjKalls Is under
tho allspices of tho Klamath Lyceum
bureau, and will no doubt fill tbo
Houston lo Its capacity. The bolls
curried by tho orgfttilratlon nro 130
In number, i mining In welsbt from
1! ounces to 10 poundf, on which Is
performed concerted music of every
elnss In a manner which has won for
tho players tho highest praise. The
repertoire will Include selections from
tbo works of Handel, lUpdn, Dolldleu,
Hiilllrnn, Wag tnd (Verdi,, among
otl.ors. '
Tho nine men In tho company
makes Just tho right number for a
ilnublo vocal quartet and director, and
a a chorus they will rendor some
splendid example ot modern end old
er composition In part songo.
A novelty which they nro enabled
to offer through being both Gingers
and players, Is songs with bell nc
fomtuinlnicnts, which always takes
heartily with llstenore.
Thn company consists ot W. II.
(llggln conductor, W. Allsopp, P. Hea
ter, M. Woffendcn, O, Hall,
W. Hartley, M. J. Uato, J. Woffendcn,
show, was tossed thirty feet by a
maddened buffalo,
flho Is suffering from Internal In
juries, a broken arm and a broken
anklo.
The squaw nnd papooso are unin
jured. Tho girl Jerked a lariat from
her belt and stood directly beforo the
rushing herd when sho saw tho In
dians' danger.
(OltltL'IT I'KACTICK LAW
MAY HULK IN CALIFORNIA
Unltod Press Service
SAN FRANCIBCO,, Nov. -It. Cal
ifornia progressive republicans ore
promoting adoption of tho Oregon
corrupt practice law, which makes It
a felony to solicit voles on election
dny or clrculato among the voters
with automobiles to carry there to the
polls.
They aro also promoting a plan to
prevent any member of tho legisla
ture from holding state, county or
city positions until after ono year
fiom tho closo of tho full form for
which ho was elected.
Mapli-lnn Ordered Out of City
George Mapleston, ordered by Chief
of Police Samuel L. Walker to leava
the city, Is understood to havo de
parted. Mapleston had been lit tl.')
city for some months, and for .i t'.me
wns n guard over Noble r'oildcr lo-
foro FaulCcr was placed in nil Tbr
police wero unfavorably Impressed by
Mnplcstou'4 assocltitlates, and deter
mined that he would have to leave the
city. The man had been In trouble
In Sacramonto before coming to this
city, so the authorities claim.
TELEGRAPH LINE
BEYOND CHIL0QUIN
the floors arrived last evening, and
will work tonight. The carpets are
hero and the furniture Is oipected to
nrrlve shortly. Tho ruah work la In
an effort to get tho hotel ready for
open house a week from today
Thanksgiving Day.
Houston an Art Patron
Manager John V. Houston of tbo
Temple picture theater, baa purchased
a group of statuary of tasteful design,
which he has placed aa a crown on tho
box office. A cluster ot frosted In
candescent globes, lighted Intermit
tontly, draws attention to the minia
ture art exhibition.
LATIFF TIPS TO
MORE INQUIRIES
REBELS DRIVE FEDEHIS
OUT OF CITY OF TOMEON
Ministers Form An Association,
Union Services For Thanksgiving
City olerlea have formed a mlnla
torlal association, tho first ever had
lu Klanat raid. It was organised
yesterday aftornooa at tho home ot
Rev. Oatrft H. Foeae, pastor of tho
Grace . I. church, with the follow
ing effeera:
Rev. raate president; Rev. B M,
Kllnn, pastor of, tho Christian church,
secretary.
Daeldea these' two mlnliterg thero
were present Rev. Dr. Henry 0. Col
mid Huv. J. B. Btubbieneia, me rre-
hylorlnn minister,
it was decided to havo union ser
vices Thanksgiving morning In tho
Methodist church, and Rer. Fttae was
chosen to arrange aaultatle program
for tho meeting. Tho immaterial as
sociation will meet the first Monday
ot each month.
Modern Woodmen of America
dance at Houston'a opera house, Fri
day night, November U, Good mu-
ie.
llUhop Robert L. Paddock of Hood
River, who has tho Kastern Oregon
diocese of tho Kplscopal church, li
hero on a visit, despite. Ills lameness
from n recent painful accident, nml Is
giving uvery nld ho ran to help Rev.
Henry C. Collins, tbo now reitor cl
Ornro Kplscnpal church, get u good
stnrt In his now parish.
Tbo bishop denies vlgotously thu
published stories of tbo aliened In
toxication lit Portland ot Rov. Owcu
K Junes, who had charge of tlio eon
gregutlon horn for six wooka, of which
matter tho bishop tuado n caroful In
vestigation, lie statoa that art offlcor
lu plnln clothe annoyed Rev, Jones
repeatedly In an unbearable manner,
nnd that when Rov. Jones resontol
thn obnoxious actions, waa arrested.
It wns suggested to lllshop Paddock
that tho unlet r himself might have
been under Iho Influence of liquor.
SOCIETY WOMEN CLASH
WITH H10UI Of SEX
Former Cut Out Social ttea-gcincM'
That Ttiey May Itattle WMi Work
lug Clasa for Klertlon of Mayoralty
Candidate
'lulled Press 8ervlce
LOS AN0BLK8, Nor. 16. Society
women and tho working women of
Los Angetoa are at a,, clash on the
political field In Los Angolcs, the for
mer working lo wreck Job Harrlman's
dinners for tho mayoralty election
nml Iho Intter making sacrifices In
their homes to nld htm In hla fight.
It Job Han Irann Is elected ho will
hnve tho women ot tho middle class
to thank. If ho Is defeated the women
of tho Los Angeles smart set will have
Bomclhlng lo boast of over the after
noon teas.
nankora' wives and daughters and
tho rest of their coterie havo post-,
poncd all social engagements, cut the
theaters and plunged Into the vortex
of political strife.
Their autos nro Doing useo. io
arouse tho voters ot both sexes, and
ovou aolf has boon forgotten for the
nonco, Rut campaign hard aa they.
may, the working women aro a nun
dred to ono stronger.
Three llundml Americana In-punlW
In Mexican City Which Baa Been
Atturkrtl by the ItcvolutlosUstar
Hltiiallon Is lleienito
PROPOSED JURY
MEN ARE PICKED
KAMK8 OK THIIITY-OXB SKLECT-
HD BY COUNTY OUSKX, AND
TIIKV WILL HK NOTIFIHD FOB
IIKCK.MBKR TEIIM
United Press Scrvlco
KL PASO, Tex,, Nov. 16. Amer
icans In Torreon hnvo by codo mes
sages notified Kl Paso bankers that
Mexican federals wero driven out of
Names of men who will be sum
moned for Jurr duty In the December
term of court wore picked yesterday
In tho office of County Cterk Charles
It. Do Lap. The men, who will be
summoned shortly, are thlrty-ono In
number, as follews:
M. L. Van Meter, James II. Drlscoll,
It. 8. Parrlsh, Jacob Itcuck, David
that city by revolutionists, many ofjKenyon, B. 8. Kerns, 11. II. Ouqlap,
MI.MIL' TMOt'GBT DIBCOVERBR
TKLL8 VAKIOVH QUEflTIOXKBS
THINGS I1HIKCTO MAN TO
FIND IOST COIN
B. Latlff, the mind reader, at the
Houston last night, told Mrs. Charles
lloyt that her wireless telegraph stock
would pay no dividends, told Mrs,
Comstock not to work about the new
hotel, as thore would be plenty of
business for her Just the same, and
auggested to Charles R. Baldwin that
although ho could tell the where
abouts ot a relative that Baldwin
asked for, ho would not like to do so.
Vesta Hnaseker wasi told "that Mr
watch and fob, were not stolen by a
certain young man, but that she had
loaned It to htm. One man who had
been In the audlonce the night beforo
and asked about a $5 gold piece waa
told that be had lost It when counting
money as ho came out of tbo barber
shop at Second and Main.
He was told to go to tho bootblack
stand on the corner and look under a
paper sack. Councilman P. L. Fielder,
Malinger John V. Houston and others
went nlong. Tho gold piece was
there. Latlff's last appearaitco is to
night, and from tho morlt ot tho show
tho wonder Is that the bouse has not
been packed to tho doors every per
formance.
CREW DONE. LEAVES
FOLK8 AMI WIRHH COMPLKTB TO
POINT WHKBB CONSTRUCTION
ON IlAILHOAn WILL
'VKBV BOON
F. A. Llndloff of the Western Union
construction department, who has had
charge of a- company of builders of
telegraph line for the corporation, left
with tbo crew on Ita 'special work
train ot eight ears this morning for
Sacramento, where the craw will a
dertake wire work between Sacra
mento and San Francisco.
Tho crew has Just completed pat
ting up the poles and stringing two
strands ot wire from Klamath Jratia
to the Williamson River, 41 alias
from this city, and 15 miles north of
Chlloquln. About 1,000 poles and M
miles of wire were used In tho work.
"Wo have the work done to the
Williamson River bridge, two miles
In advance of the railroad coaatrac-
tloa," said Mr. Llndlof to the Klamath
Falls Evening Herald. "That is aa
far aa the railroad will be completed
this fall, and as fsr as we need to go.
Tho work baa taken us since the Bret
of June, and we have eneonatered no
troublo to spesk ot."
The wire crew, Mr. Lladlof said.
was well quartered la its aasetai,
which contains not only sleeping cars
and a dining car, with all neceraary
supplies, and a special cook, bat
equipment for construction work on
telegraph, Unas. Mneh ot the Uato
the crow has been working north 'of
this city the train was right by the
work, but when the crew wished. to go
ahead of wbero the rails reached
they used teams to go from the train
and back to It.
The Western Union will probably
send another wire crew to Klamath
county next spring to begin work at
tho Williamson River crossing, and
work northward ahead of the railroad
construction.
whom participated In the Chinese
Miwsacro May Slih.
They threatened all foreigners.
Tho situation Is believed to be des
perate. Three hundred Americans are In the
el'y
Mnny officials along tho Rio Orando
ur.d nt Washington huve been notified.
William I-asbua, Q. II. Carlton, Alex
McDonald, A. Kershner, Rimer Flack
us, R. A. Mooro, John Forbes, Ed
nioomlngcamp, C. C. Chltwood, L. D.
Uurke, R. W. Tower, C. II. Under
wood, Thos, E. Stanley, W. H. Case
beer, George Grlnle, Henry Rnlvln,
It J. 8heots, A. 11. Newton, Floyd
Urnndouburg, John R. Welch, D. B.
Nichols, O. W. Ager, F. P. Van Mcfr.
John Bradley.
WIlIS OTIS TO SWAT
Tl) LEARN OT OISASTERITWENTY SUGGUiB, STORM
KING'S GRASP lEIIHU
Hnrbillat HM'uker at Los AttgHr Sajrs
If Times Owner and Detectives Are
tirill'tl, Hie Valuable Informa
tion Might Result
United Press Service
SEATTLE. Nov. 10. "If General
Harrison amy Otis and Bums de
tectives were put tho same process ot
sweating that the McNsmara brothers
wero given, I hnvo no doubt but that
wo would get much more Information
about the blowing up of the Times,"
declared Floyd Hydo, a socialist, In n
speech here.
COWGIRL BRAVES HIFFJU.Q
SAVES WMM DEATH
Plucky Wild West Miss Mas Broken
Arm and Rmkeu Ankle as Hcoalt
of Confronting Tblrt
Bison
United Press Service
I.OS ANOELES, Nov. 16. Pro
tecting n Sioux squaw and her hour-
old infant from a stampede of steers
and buffalo, Miss Nciue rrancts. n
cowgirl employed by a "Wld West"
Gale la Middle West KHIs Scare, De
stroys Over a MSUom la Property,
Bitter Cold Adding Intensely to the
Suffering
Nashville Htssteats Ornate.
Next Tuesday and Wednesday the
Nashville Students, genuine Afro
Amerlcan minstrels, true ebony
skinned lords of the sheepskin and
mttlebones, as well aa other forms of
music, to say nothing of tun, will hold
the boards at the Houston opera
house. They were last here threo
vears ago last month. Among the
Uilent in tno rosier tnis year aro rei
Woods. Mat Turner, Walter Hill,
Clarence Mackltn, comedians; Mebel
Turner and Eva Price, singers; Ar
thur L. Price, "educated" hoops and
Juggling feats.
Bo sure nnd plan to attend the M
W. A. dance on 'Friday evening, No
vember. I4th, at Houston opera
house. ' !
United Press Service
CHICAGO, Nov. 16. The storm
which ravaged tb.i Middle West has
loft a trail ot devastation In Its wake,
a score of Uvea being lost aad prop
erty valued at 11,500,000 being de
stroyed. ,
Bitter cold weather adds to the
suffering.
in Wisconsin twelve, persona lost
their lives nnd two men were found
froien to death In other sections.
Ladles' Guild Meoamg
Tho ladles ot the Episcopal Guild
It you are on time Friday evening
you will And a bus waiting at tho
postoface to take you direst to the
Mills dance. Bo there at 8:10. The
round trip la SB cents. 16-lt
PlotHvr Press Moves Oat
It's new quarters oa Main, near
Broad, In the Hot Springs district, are
now occupied by the Pioneer Press.
They are roomy and pleasant, aad
better adapted to the getting out of
the paper than heretofore, especially
with tho Installation ot the new ma
chinery. The first paper was printed
from tbo new location and tho new
press Tucsdsy morning.
Jho general supposition Is that the
paper Is being backed by the Klam
ath Development company, which Is
taken to account for the move to that
section of the city, which tho com
pany Is Interested In building up.
The new location will give plenty ot
exercise to those of tho paper's' BUS
vwho have business In the older-part
of the town, and they will not be long
In realising Just how Klamath Falls
has "grown."
"
Railroad OaVlals oa 1-syecUosi t
Superintendent Campbell, newly
appointed to handle Southern PaeMw
linos la Oregon and Northern Califor
nia, and Superintendent Meeatt of
the Shasta division, Dunsmulr, 'wars
horo Isst evening In the former's prlt
vale car, "Shasta." aad Isft this morn-
Ing on an Inspection trip.
Deputy School Superintendent Is
Decided On By County Covrt
-
.-
County Superintendent ot Schools
n
?&
will meet at 1:30 Friday ansrnoon j. a. Swan lett this afternoon tor aw
with Mrs. Frank Ward. A large M homestead near Aspen Lake. From
tendance Is desired, as there Is
great deal ot work to be Salshsd for
tho coming basaar.
WhHo Petlcaa Nbjnt Work
Carpenters on the White Pelican
hotel last night began night work,
lights having been strung at tha
ground floor to mako thu aCort pos
slbls after tho vaual hour. Four
tils setters who are to lay some ot
V
there he will visit 'the schools, at
Odessa and Crystal Crook on the west
side of thelake, and In the Fort Klam
ath district. Mr. Swan will attend a
school meeting at Fort Klamatn on
Saturday, when important business Is
to be considered.
The county court this week al
lowed the school superintendent a
deputy, so that tho ostca la the court
1 s
.,..tlfl
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J. 1 Lt"l
vii'.
tho schoota of thasoaatX ju -,!
has been narks? ss Kjfc ,
ic out 'of Wa owdI salary, ; VY-"
hniian ran be kent onaa'all tlurtlaasV
durjng Mrt Swap's akseasM.Um wiaw
ter, visiting
Mr, Swaahas
tBM sumawr, out or aw wwsi,ssw-7(:
but tno comssissiosers ara ansi-as assy. ti lv; ,
tha supsrissneat to n4ak,:
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