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KLAMATH PALLS, ORHOOB, WEDNESDAY, APRIL aM, tf II
IDIAN WAS SUPINE
WHEN FATALLY SHOT
(ONER'S INQUEST
,& puautiually unit
fOCHlTlAI' POINT IN HLAV.
MOrOMIIKlKHMITH HV I
yd am WALBKH
gtt hU balance. At thn time I had
been holding to try to kep him from
falling and gat him toward the itrcet.
I had Ut go or him when thn ahot
waa Brad, for I had looked over hit
the officer draw
to gat
IJa. H waa deeply lab
wretovcred.br the phy
MM, without acar, wi
mt Chief ' ,0"M "
r.iktf raiar " ..-.
Lm amttb. when tba latter wm
-IXll flat on hU back Waa tba
aWUtt of the tMllmoay offered at
Z. i..t which waa atarta4 thU
Bam "---
praUg it the Whltlock uaderteh
m tirlart by Coroner Rarl Whit
v r - . .. !.
Mi fie iineaeee woo warw at u
U. of the killing practically ail
a kit left .boulder on tht ground,
k left arm doubted up agaleat It,
title with hli rUht ba waa braadltb
toe Wale r'a mere, which action Uri
el tU right ehoulder off tba ground,
let tae wltnree contradicted tbla evl
lay, tktt bring Charlaa I. Craae,
tie btlleTvd that tha Indian waa
kieklu end daggering whoa tha
fitoi (H rourird Ita way through
lh heart. The tretlmonr of Dr. Roy
llballton, who, with Or. Mo Cbll
tea, performed the autopay oa tba de
I krare, allowed that Iho bulla
M mt through the fleshy part of
a later aMe of tha left arm about
lathe from tha elbow pelat.
: out on tho upper alda of tba
, at a point about ona Inch to
Mt tf Ike median line, aedfbut
I pie lackee from tho elbow mtfal. It
Sea entered the body aboafoae Inch
lew tad one Inch to tip left of tha
Ml tipple, couralng to ajbolat toward
I us taak a abort dUtaala batow aad
tithe left of tha rlfAt aboulder
dded tbara.
Tba
without acar, waa aaBwa at
tattaeet Ihla mornlag. aad
tnptt and tblny aa though It m
lei performed a fatal Mlaaloa. At
at tin, apparently, bad It toaebad a
tea la the body of tba ladlan to
ton It waa a death messenger
Coroner Karl Whltlock waa In
chine of ihr namlnatloa UU mora
let, allh a Jury compoeed of tba fol
Welti: llalph Vaughn, David Kan
yea, William H. rieh, Fred llouatoa,
Oeene Holder and Charlea Roberts.
Dktrlct Attorney Dell V. Kuykea-
tall acted aa nmclal Inqulattor far tba
eereatr. while Attorney C. M. Oaelll
u on hand apparently to rapraaeat
metae and relative of tba daad
wire. Charlea J. rerguton waa oSU
Hal itenoirapher for tba hearing.
Ai a prelude to tha eiomtnatloa of
vltaeaie tho coroner conducted tba
Jtrort to the morgua room, where ba
mowed to tdrm tba corpaa of Sailth.
deaonatratlng tha couree of tha but
a a ahown by tha autoaay.
The Drat wltneaa called waa Chaa.
1 Crane, who aald that aeeerdlag to
on Judgment tha hilling happtaed
between 8 and 16 minutes after II
day beforo yeaterday. He la culo
4taa of tho Wleland bottling worka,
here the whlatle blew at noon, aad
e and nth-r there aUrted for thalr
tuner. Ho cut acroaa to Blith atraat
toward the bUckamlth ahop.
"Then aaw ona man make n man
for another." ha testlfled. "Than I
w the oftirer run to eeparate tha
wo men. The Uller one had bla
twthee all pulled, and his ahlrt waa
Ht of hla panta. Tha oBeer yellaAK'
w ae, 'Come over hera.Vao I jpait
-. mo omcer and I trleavn fat
fid of tho man, who keptMoving
"! In hla pocket an out and
HI kill you, you a of B-V Tha
III koll you, you a of a!' Tha
r itld, 'Have you af gun?' and I
"a mm no. He thenlgave ma hU
flub, but aoon took It tack aad hit
man with It everaltlmee. Some
"omen came up to ua al
vuuea out hla gun. The!
vi". he'll ahoot,' and
y. The Indian wnau1
o man would alv n n mm,
"7 went away ha aald ba would
p. The officer aald to go over to Ua
treat and get eoaae men.. Ha kept
WUng for help, and that nana oth
' e over. Tho oalear bad tha
",Q( ht arm and two other mm
m kli left. Tha Indian had get tha
Mra club away fro Ma and waa
Mf'lai. I had kla from behind
with my handa gripping under aaek
Jould,r. Ha bad the elub in hla
wt hand, and aaagMj it aw trying to
war
officer with thn club again. Ma
not down on the ground. Tho officer
waa crouching. I thought the officer
only ared to acarn the man. After
tha ahot tha officer put hla gun In hla
pocket, picked up hie helmet and waa
howlag the people (landing by how
tha ladlan had hit him. Tha club,
I had taken from the Indian, waa
apllt from tho haudln downward. I
took the aamva of all thn people
around there that I could get, and
gava them to tlm coroner. They were
all atraagera to me. I don't know if
the policeman waa on hla kneoa when
he fired the ahot, ho waa apparently
iCoailnuH oa Cage 4)
BMLLMUT DELE6ATI0H IS
com from mm
nf
tliaat
Itwet
lltlted Preee Mervlea
I'AKIB. April It. France baa nev
er cent a more brilliant delegation to
any foreign country. In tohen of pure
friendship, than that which U en
route to New York oa the maiden trip
of tba new aea giant, "France," the
Il.OQO-ton ahlo of tho Franca llae.
Tho etart waa made oTTAprll 10, 'A
buat representing "France," by Au-
guetn Itodla, le being brought aloag
reaenUtloa to the United Btatea
In coflwaaanaV with the dedication of
the Champlaln monument
r are a
number of tha moat dlatlngutihed
men la Franca H. Oabrlel HanoUui,
of the French academy, heada the
commlaalon, which Includra a nura
her of mlnlatera of the French gov
ernment, aenatora, reprraentatlvea of
Ihr Academy of Fine Arte, the French
Institute, the Parle Chamber of Com
merre, the Aero Club of France and
a number of leading newapaper rorre-
epondenta. Many lad lea of tha French
nobility are alio In the party,
France la eager to ahow Juat how
warmly aba holda the United Btatea
In bar'aateem. Tha delegation will
go on to Washington, but other cltlea
wlir be vlalted by part or all of Ita
membera
held up In thalr plana through tha
neiny in getting title to the alte. and
In ca, the government ahould dealre
ii ui'iiii a hatchery, It would pros
ably be i aaler for It to get the loca
Hon than for the atate offlcara.
Jfnwiver. It la almoat aaaurad that
a hatchery will be located either by
me atate or government.
"A great deal will depend." aald
Captain Umpeon, "on the eupply of
trout and the poaalblllty or aecurlng
egg for the hatchery. Wherever we
take the ogga from the atreama we
alwaya return IE per cent after hatch
ing to the aame water from which
we took the eiaa. It la aatlmatad
percent of the egg are
........... ,, , urjlltr.1
Mr. lampion aaya that K la.'
Important that tho etream and lake
of thl aectlon ahould be kept well
atorked with trout, aa tha flatting can
be made one of the greateat attrac
tion for tourlata and aportamen, and
III bring hundreda of thouaanda of
dollar to thl aectlon
BASSETT WILL
GIVE RECITAL
t.AKT NUMHKR IN THK LYCEUM
COUIMK WILL RK OIVKV TO
NIOHT HY PROMINRMT HTAR
FORD UNIVRHMTY RUN
Tonight at HouatM'a opera houaa
will ba given tha laat number of tba
Klamath, Lyceum Bufead, when Pro
Baaaatt will give
.character
Ooee 17, F.V.Holman 4, Mark Hotmee
4, Stephen Jewell I, A. A. Kadderly
4, Will R. King S, Jamcc W. Maloaey
, Victor P. Moaaa I, Frank Raynolda
t, Dan W. Rheabaa 4, Chaa. W. Bher
man 147, John H. Stephenaon 3, Alex
Swrek 7, Ludwlg Wllhetm t, Herman
Wlee 11.
Prraldant of tha United
Champ Clark 171, Judaoa Harmon
14, Woodrow Wllaon 77
Firrtore of PrmMtkn. aad Vka Pree-
Hugh McLaln 14S, Will M. Pefei-
aoa 44. John M. Wall II. V. M. Wat
tea 47. r. C. Wbltton IS.
talked States HcnMft
O. P. Coabow 14, Harry Lane tOI,
Wartel M. Plcrea II.
lit, Jamaa H.
Claada O. Covey
111-, .
ISMAY GUILTY OF
WICKED INFLUENCE
Knights af Pythias
The regular meeting of the
Knight of Pythias will ba bald I hi
evening In the weet hall of the Odd
Fellow' building. The rant: of
Knight will be conferred on ten can
dldalee, after which a banquet It to
be aerved. All membera aad vlaltlng
brother are cordially Invited to be
present.
WILL EXAMINE
SPRING CREEK
HUPKRINTKNDKNT OF OOVRRN
MKNT FWRKRIKH WILL MARIS
ItKPORT ON MTK FOR TROUT
Captain W. II. Lampton arrived la
tha city laat evening on hla way to
Klamath Agency nnd Spring Creek,
where be will Investigate a location
for n United Btatea fleh.hatchery. Mr.
Lampton U auptrlntendent of tba
California branch of flaharlea, under
tha department of commerce and la
bor. One of tha principal trout
hatcherlea oa tha coast It at Horn
brook, Calif., which bandlea only tha
rainbow apaclaa. There la alto a
email trout hatchery at Bparkt, Nov.,
and aalmon bateharlea at Balrd, Bat
tle Creak
Mill Creak.
tkat ba had beerf ordered to Invettl
gata Spring Creek by tba department
of commerce, and report oa ita avail
ability u a alta for tba location of a
ate hatchery. Aa Spring Creek teaa
already been examined by tha atate
game and nth eommlaalon and receiv
ed favorable consideration, It would
ettm that tha ettabltahment of n
hatchery at thlt point waa praeueatiy
aaaurad. Tha atate oRolale bare Man
JUDGE RECOtO THWOH
M TH BPEE UHJUO
.acetes Jurist Covets Over ISeV
.Miles Over One Section, Rev
ived ha Sabwrb for Forty
Years
lor Judge Jamea C. Rlvee of
alee county, California, holda
rhahla record for travel over
a of railroad. Judge Rlvea
tha town of Dowueynrnttir
morf thaa twelve milea from Lea An'
geldn, and every week day for twenty
aefea years aa aaa traveled Baca aaa
rth between those two points. He
holda the record of mora thaa ISO,
000 miles of travel over that aectlon
of track, and haa teen that piece of
roadbed built and rebuilt a doten
timet, the equipment worn out and
replaced at often, and haa never met
with even the tllghteat accident.
During all of thla time the ached
ule of thla train haa not changed over
ten mtnutea. Judge Rivet has been n
resident nf Downey for forty-three
year.
dramatic
who have beard Proft
elate that tha number tonight witl
one of the beat la tba entire o-ire.
EKUC LOTTIRY IS
rltfWDIYIMIIK
lrocrd, Which WW He Uaed fat
Army Aeroplanes, Am to Oaaae
From Plan Which Premie tt Many
Winners
United
PARIS, April 14. The MarquU
de Dion propotea a gigantic lottery,
the laat to be authorised by France,
the proceed of which aball be uaed
for army aeroplane. The total of
61,111 lot, representing 10,000.000
francs (14,000,000) would give a
winner for each 110 ticket. Tha
government haa declared no mora
tterlee will be eautboriaed, but a
ve It on foot among tha deputlea
toet thla rule aside ror once, con
tldtYIng tba object of the gamble.
OFFICIAL VOTE
IS COMPLETED
KKtfULT OF PRIMARY KLBCTtON
IH COMPILED LATB TUaaBDAY
AFTRRNOON BY TaOt OFFICIAL
BOARD
Following la tha remit of Ua pri
mary election In Klamath county, the
count of which waa completed Tues
day afternoon by Coanty Clark C. R.
Da Lap, Justice J. O. Hamaker of Bo
nanta aad Justice John Heatlg of
Fort Klamath:
tarleejatea to National Ofveweleai
Charlea W. Aekermaa 111. O. C.
Apptegate 417. Daniel Boyd II. Fred
8. Bynon 41, Homer C. Campbell T,
Charlaa H. Carey I, Henry Waldo
Cos 14, Chaa. H. Fry; 1, D. D. 8aH
II, r W. Harrle T.Vj B.,Haetoi 1.
Phil Metschea I. J. W. Mhrter t'
Frank Pattoa 1, J. N. Smith M. A. T.
Swift II.
PaaJaaaiBlawaaa amf natnaft fTatanal teAtaaaaammw
T'AwOtrleJ Wm wVlV VeBlnmmj aRtjaaWjwaajaaa-a
Robert M. Ln Folletta III, Theo
dore Roosevelt 4I. Wllttaaa H. Tall
III.
Electors of PrealaVnt and) Ttoa Presi-
B.St
ker lie.
L.O.
If.
C. H. Daggett 141.
OemmlaaHatr
J. R. Dtaoa m.
J. P. Lao 111.
HlMel i
. p. Alesaaaer III.
Earl WhIUock III
Jasties, LtakrBae
Chaa. Oravee 111
rTvwL aWMHiHv HrlrarlVi
joitmc "it Foir iorE
FHwrlihlag School
Si
TONS OF (JUEKS
HEID HP N FlOOmi I
UaateLa Aathorlties of Vienna Fear
t Severed Hair of Chinese May
Which Will
Halted Prate BervMe
VIENNA, April It. several tone
of aevered Chiaaea qatuaa are now
being held up oa tba Austrian fron
tier by tha cuatoma authorltlee tor
r..r tha mar contain Plague gems.
Thua far tha government haa refused
to listen to tha rraatie pteaamgs oi
tho varloua hair draaalng Irma to
which thay were consigned, aad
which have agreed to any form of
dlaUfaetMB that my he praaaribad.
M. J. McMahon (01.
talted Btatea Senator
Joaathan Bourne Jr. 101, Stephen
A. Lowell lit. J. W. Morton II. Ben
Selling 417.
Qeo. T. Cochran III. W. R. ElUa
:t 1. C. E. Roosevelt (I. John P. Rutk
HI, N. J. Btaaott 110.
BerrHaiT of State-
Frank 8. Field 151. Ban W. Ol-
cott 611.
Justice of tho Bwpreaee Oaawt
Robert Eakln 177.
Dairy aad Foe4 Coiamhmlfir
W. I. Cotto 177. Arthur T. Ed
ward III. A. H. Lea 71, John B.
Mlckle 110.
RaHroart Commlialnaer
Tbomaa K. Campbell 717.
Proaecnthag Attorney
John Irwin IIS, D. V. Kaykeadall
114.
W. Lair Thomptoa 711.
State Reprteentatlvt
Vernon A. Forbee III, W. O. Smith
711.
Oaear L. Carter III. B. 8. Orlgsby
111, C. C. Low 411.
Cleric
C. R. Da Lap lit.
A. Caatal 110, A. J. Manning 701.
OoflMMlMttMMI""
John Hagatateln 611, J. O. Ham
aker 471.
R. O. Cowley 711 . . .
School Sapertateaoeat
Fred Peterton 101. .
E. B. Heary 106.
B. R. WIHU 814.
Jaetice, Ltakvllle Prechaet
B. W. Oowan 171. R. B. Quthridge
II. B. B. Ramtby 111, W. H. Buaw
111.
tonwtahea.aawJwWoPraaninl
John O. Schallock 414, WW
Wilson 141.
O.
JDciuno vonm
lultgaiaa aa Natlenal
A B.Beanett 61, Thaa. Carrtek Burka
6. Bartlett Cola 4, Laos R. Edmaad-
aon I, Jamaa B. Chptfraa- II, Jeta D,
far
to Practiee Tsrpai
a la Natwrw Gets
Onttad Praaa arrtaa
MUNICH, Oermany, April 14.-
lonriahlag school for tho aaw art of
auda danahag. taratad "reform dano-
t," aaarbamt ratdad ap tho Maalete
pollea, aad Albert Hlabor. who calhi
htmaelf "AoadeaUc Dtreeter," la nn
dor arrest. Hlabor eetaeUtaed Ua
Reformed Daactag Academy" tome
tlma ago, aad adTortlaed for talented
yovag gtrla, agreeing to train them
for tho chorus, ballet aad apaetalty
teas. Ho la alleged to have repre
aaated that hereafter Ua hallata hi
all tha European operas would have
to daaco wlttout Ughta. Ha hasistod
upon a very careful exaaUnatkm of
each applicant
are who ware unable to faralah bail,
I went on their bond, not through
tympathy, but because of a principle.
It la only a matter of Jostles that
judgment bo autpended oa tbam un
til tbelr trial. Thay will not come np
for trial before October, which woald
have meant a long term of unjust
confinement for them In ease they
were proven Innocent, aad aa etern
ity of cruel angering for their fam
lllat.
'In any case, however, I believe It
la, entirely proper for any man to go
bond of any other nun, re
.whether there la aay
between thea.
a conrta of
go abroad 1
are dleerlmli
coalaed for long i
SENATOR LETS HINT
CHARGES ATTEMPT TO
INQUIRY'S COOTHW WESTS
STAB) OFFICIAL VaaRY AEZIOVB
TO GET OFF TfTANIO
United Proaa Semes
WASHINOTON, April 14 -Senator
Smith made a eaaatie statement at
the Titanic haarlng. It la believed
ha waa aiming at auaay. Ha openly
charged that aa attempt was bsing
atado to ahapo tho laqalry'a eearae,
aad aald It woald aat I
orated. Ha exonerated tho
d crew of the TKaale of sushi
aad la a veiled way b hat ad
tolemay. After hat
to anal la
LOCAL OfTKM LNJHOI
nOHM KBT K FIXED
CaKferaU Jadge Decades Prtaaaty
IdocUoas Are Nat OeaeraL.
Biochiagj Scheme ft
Remember that dance gtvaa by the
band boya at Houttoa'a tomorro
algbt.
POOR Ul ERTmiD TO
UHmSUEASMCI
iewa of hHllliatlii Empleftr ad La
bar of Cttf ad BMaim Whs) Baa
.Made Claaa Btady of Warasaa
arHbJanalaBnafaf.
Ualted Praaa Servtea
DETROIT, Mich., April 14. "The
poor maa charged with crime haa aa
much right to hla liberty aa tha rich
maa. until ha la proven guilty."
1 bla to tho view Ukaa by Andrew
H. Greea Jr., millionaire maanfaotnr
er of Detroit, who faralahod ball la
tha turn of 16,000 each for tha two
Detroit labor-leaden, Freak J. Mur
phy and Charlaa Wachmeleter, Indict
ed In Indlaaapolla aa being concerned
la the .alleged eoantry-wido dynamit
ing conspiracy. 'Oreea employee a
large number of men, aad haa made a
elOM atady of tho labor queeUoa.
"la regard to onr laws, relative to
Ua furatohlag at hall maaey," aald
Oreea, "I balleva Uat la many la
atancea, la fact moat laataaeaa, Ua
poor maa charged wlU crime la ma
Justly treated. Uader tha law a maa
Is presumed to ba laaoreat natll pror-
gnt.tr. Why ahould a poor maa
ba forcod to remain la Jail for montba
at a time, when hla trial baa beea aet
at aomo dlataat date, while Ua mi
wtU property or Ua rich nun
lowed to go freeT
"NalUar, la tha ayes
are guilty. Tat aa mt
Jail aa iadedalte period
while hla family, perhaps,
while the other la allowed to
to attend to hU buataeea aad bo wKh
hla family, abvpty bitantt ha
7 tan
I ua laaal laaor land-
Ualted Praaa Bervtoa
SACRAMENTO, April 14. Prima
ry alectloaa are not general elecUei
aad therefore no local option liquor
queetloa caa he deferred to the di
of tha pretldaatlal prlaury oa May
14U, aaya tho third district appellate
court la a doetaloa aaVmlng a Mke
deeutoa by Superior Jndga Deaay ta
Soaoata county, la which Guy J. K.
Mgelow la winner aver Ua hoard of
aperrtoore. wbleh had aet May 14U
tt the day. for haMlag a laaal optiea
MM I Inannanannnaaannal M
tilt lleaffe til
KittnuiuiT
Xaval aaaahaaa fas Caaat ateeaaakag,
aad Two Go to Mtttary Bloat
rTMS WwtJfttw
Ualted
BERLIN, April St. Five aaw -
uelln alrahtpa have been ordered by
the government from the big Sep-
pelln worka. Three of the new aerial
craft are to bo amlgned to Uo navy
and will bo placed at Ua principal
naval atatloaa, where thay will ha
aaed for acoutlng purposes along Ua
nets. Tha other two will ha added
to tho military fleet
You alwaya have enjoyed your
telvee at the hand daaeta why not
tomorrow alghtr
REPUBLICAN IN
OFFICIAL TRIM
COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE
MEETS AND OMAN1BJM WITH
MMERT A. EMMITT AB CHAIR
MAN OF BODY
RopubUeaa County Central Com
mittee-elect met aad organised UU
afternoon by electing R. A. Emmltt
chalrmaa of tba couaty committee
aad C. T. Oliver secretary.
Dr. George H. Merrymaa waa elect
ed atate ceatral committeeman aad
Abel Ady eongraaalonal eommltteo-
m. AU praclacta were repreaeated
eieept Poo Valley, Laagell Valley.
Bly. Creeceat, KlamnU Lake, MtUa
Addition aad Shlpplagtoa.
0- .-.MA AU WWitt B h.
I , mmmmm nmm v? aw ap waa
bvatT The Ladles' AM Society of tba at the
yr Praabytariaa church will moat at
or ua law, i:ie oa Thraaaay aneraooa at tna :,
tea. reauia la teaata at Mrs. Nstooa RotaaavelL All Em
tomeeimaa aaamaara aad maaas ara lanted j mat
lr -"--"wssBmBnaBawsamBi eema
Tha Ladlaa' GuBd af tha Church t,t
Ua Rtdeemar will moat at Ua home
of Mrs. Mergea, 111! Mala atreet,
Friday attaraoaa at till. Itlt
Howl
nvayU'
toM by Fifth I
od laaaay waa math
peered to bo very aaxloua to i
tba Titanic. Tha employe added:
aida't kaow who ho
ttroag laaguago la tha boat of tha
MOeaMantfi tatfTe
"teaaay, ha aald, waa arar aaatoae.
aaylag rnaataatly. lower away, lowor
away."
POSTtfriH Hi KR
I Irlt Vaaaaj aaj m irPjRla
Lbaaaharof ISaaBaaavaa aaavaaaa -
aa mm jnaaw awavwaaia' -a"
Secretary C. T. Otrror af tha (
bar of Cemmeroo r marred a ttlaaram
today from Sanater Oeerge B. Cham
harlala. nanoaaelag tho feet Uat Ua
federal appreptiatloa MB lor aha
federal apprepriatlea hUl far tha
KlamaU Fnlla federal balldiag naat
ed Uo aeaato yesterday. Tha MM
carries aa approprlatiea af $llfl,Md.
It la quite geaerally boUovod that
there will be ao dWentty la Ua aaaa
age of Uo bill whea.R la brought
beforo tho house, hat everyone la Ua
city wUl await anxiously for Uat
time.
Already, aineo It waa learned that
Ua hlU had pasted Ua aetata, onsen
UUoa to rife aa to tho probable loan
tioa of tho building. It Ua Mil ahould
bo aaeceaaful la Ua house. Itlagoa
erally hollered Uat a etto haa beea
taaaldtred aad Uat Ua amended bell
providlag for aa addKleaal llt.tl
laetaded Ua coat of Ua
IWIIRABRB
JIT IAMB OF
Great Wreak May Go
Thriaadilda
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14, Beraa
Ualted 1
NEW YORK, April
bablea, whaaa pareata, or moUera at
least, perished la Uo TKaale horror,
and whose Identity may never ha
known, are being toadarly eared tor
la New York foundling asylums. Tha
bablea were Urowa to Hfabaaai ay
thtlr pareata. No aaa kaowa thalr
mot, aad their cloUlag arraa aa
due. la Uo traaay at Ua deaartara
from Uo alaklag liner aabady ra
membera what pareata drepped thalr
bablea to Ua water, hoping Uat thay
might be saved. Btfarta to aava our
vlTora oa Ua CarpaUla Meattfy thaa
failed.
CMUEjCM REVIVAX
Tha aaootlag at tha
church tonight wUl haata earlier thaa
al oa aecoaat of Ua laetara t
opera houaa. Thai
beglnjat 7:10 aharp aad
la amala tlma tar tha laetara.
aad Ua aatlro latnlgaaa mt
tha boat yet, Tha ahara
la far a ajvaat doal at
aad eaete alaat aha ayasaujUpl
dueaa aame saw wtiateaa. Tap
Jeet toalght wlal ho HMrMaal
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