The Evening herald., June 21, 1927, Page 6, Image 6

TUESDAY. JUNE 21. 1027
Vase Six
THE KLAMATH HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREflON
TIMBER SALES
WILL FINANCE
HAY BONDS
Burrel Short Explain Pro-
I enn nvi .
puscu jvu,uw ihuc
Sought for Road
Assurance Hint l VWO,000 ly count on a much larger sum for! NothlM. It appeared, had been
nuul hond Issue will bo arir-llqulri- the net SO years from the current lon 00 ,ne Proposed paving work
nUna; was given today by Hurrvl of this government timber.. for 11,8 wveral weeks.
Hhort, county commissioner, after n There Is no question but that this I Councilman Olds explained the
thornuxh Investigation of the pro- money will be sufficient to take situation.
Jet-ted Issue. This Is one. of the care of our honds under this pro- "W understand that the proper
main arguments ho advance In p0sed Issue. The bonds will ma-'- from ,h" H, min Lumber cora
urging the voters to authorise thlsjture In SO years, thus spreading D,n' Mills Addition achoal ran
u at Hie special election eU;the payment over a sufficient length ,"nd eseeaments; but we also
Tuesday, of time to make this Income from understand that beyond that point
"Klamath county nets SS per government timber sales available ,a ou,h Six,n ",ret ,ho1 'hc
cent of all funds received from for retiring the bonds." property can no( stand the Improve-
the state motor vehicle tax In Kln-j n his trips in every section of tncnt. ,
math county for road purposes." i the county. Mr. Short said he found "lf our supposition is correct.
Mr. Short, explained. "In addition ' sentiment overwhelmingly In favor ' suggest that the Mg Raslu-Mllla
to this, the county geta from the Gf the bonds, particularly In tho Addition school section be handled
I'nited States government 75 per rural sections where the farmers . under a separate petition."
cent nf tha current income from the .... n,t..ntlv f.,r rain fnr The police Judge was finally In-
sale of government . timber within
MADAME NADKIA
Clairvoyant rsychic
: Permanently Located At
- 43S: So. Riverside Ave.
Readings Dally 9 A. M. to 8 P. M.
Phone 052-R for Appointments
ITHOI.STKKINU
II. H. H1ATT. I'FHOLSTERY
Xtantifacfnmr of nverat n f f twl fiiml.
tore. Pull line of material. We do!
all kinds of upholstering. New and one or two projects bo charitable
general repair work. jin their views for the sake of the
We deliver and will call and county as a whole. We realize
. h?w """''' ,. I that there may be those who feel
Window Shade mmmoeke. (hat othor ,han hw m,ppe(i
Mala St. Ivlajnath Fall. Ore. Iut n he nm ghou,a com(,
I MAS JW. I,' . , ,
Starting May 1st
Red Ball Stage Line
lift, JakeTlrw and Klam. Falls
Lv.- Klamath Falls Mt.tO A. M.
Ar. lkevlrw at I. -.14) I. M.
I.- Ijikevlew - at S:SO. I'. M.
Ar. Klamath Falls 7::tO 1 M.
Leave Kecks rd's Auto Stage
i Offlco - . - t
j; Phone 77
JIl'RItV TAXI KKRVICE
' Under
New Management
Phine S41 ' Prompt Service
KXCAVATIXrt
; Ill.ASTIN'C
iSewer and Cesspool Work
i . I'hone 4.1
; Call 'at H4KI K. Main St.
i FKANK M.1RTI.V
I HOWARD
Transportation Co.
'.. -STAGES
Leavtog KUmatb . Fall . 7:15
A. M J0:QO A. MM I P. .BL,
4 P. M., making; connections to
Portland and way point same
dav. Connect Umm at Ah!nnl
with Pickwick Stages for Cali
fornia points.
7:16 A. M. and 1:00 P. M.
Stages make direct through con
nections to Portland and Seattle.
10:00 A., M. and 4 P. M. Stages
make direct connections to .San
Francisco and Loi Angeles.
Local Office CIS Mala St.
Phone 000
YOUNG
COAL & TRANSFER
COMPANY
. "DIAMOND BRIQUETS"
. . Phone 1007
i First
Methodist Church
Tenth and High St.
FRA.XK L. WKMETT. -
Minister
t f-"
Residence, 1003 High St.
"We 'specialize In lltJp-'
fulness."
8unday Services .
11 a. m., 7:30 p. m.
CHILOQUIN STAGES, :
Leave Klamath Falls Dally for
Cblloquin and Intermediate
points as follows:
t a. m. 12:3(1 noon
1:30 p. m. 7:30 p. m.
laxe 1 a. m. bus to connect for
camps beyond Chllouin.
tC. H. KINO,
' Owner
i
KLAMATH -WKl:l) BTAtiB
WKKO
and Intermediate points.
Lr.- K. K. 7:30 Ar. Weed 12
Lr. Weed 1:30 Ar. K. F, :00
Stages Leaving;
Btago Terminal Depot
16 turn
(he county. Of this latter num re
ceived by lha county. tho law stipu
late that 75 per cent of It must
go for road purposes.
"Id 195 the county' shsre of
the motor vehicle fees amounted to
fJ.1.4SS,S. thus giving approxi
mately $65,000 which was made
avnilahle for road building purpos
a. F, To Increase.
"The fee from motor vehicle li
censes will Increase year hy year,
J""' ' h" dn !" Th"
rauroaa construction wnicn is now
under way In the county will make
I hllhon nf feet nf sovernmeut tim-
k.. . ... mi,i. .a - . j.,(ii...
these much-needed feeder rondt
connecting up with tho main high-
waV8
Tried To Help All.
. "There is bound to be some dis-
'satisfaction in some quarters over
the program which has been outlin-1
ed." he said. "Even Solomon, wltu,
all his wisdom, would be unablo to
map out a road building program
which would meet the approval of
all concerned, but we simply ask
that those who may be opposed to
that those who miv be onoosed to
jitrsi. ui we uuvc irivu to intor- -
porate the collective scnimient of I At the conclusion of the initiation
the entire county In mapning nut!hich will start this evening at
these road projects, and feel that!fht o'clock, the guests will enjoy
Uhe bond Issue should be given unl- " evening of cards. Under the
versal. support.'
JERUSALEM. June tl. () An
other missing link has been found.
Tho step between the language of ,
Iplcturea (hieroglyphics) and the
'alphabet Is believed to be shown In
' fragments of inscriptions found In I
the Sinia Peninsula by a Harvard
expedition. Deciphering of ' the
words "Ra alat" clinched the theory,
sjya the experts.
GLASSES
Fycs Examined. Fitted imd tK?
tiimc$ (Ttound in iur tmn
factory to suit faur
ittdttuduji rrqttftSmeKtt.
Broken Lens KepUocd
BR; COBLE'S
; 709 MAIN STREET
Krfxin Quick Sirtiet
Veronica
Reducing Weight
Ate krucrtWal hy
Patyafcfaa la sits
ann sal .
IUh BIooJ Pr.iaas.
Acid Condliloa
Kldnty. Liv aad
Oladdar Troabla
ladlgesttaa
Ceasileailea
Star Drug Co.
431 Main St.
CLEANING
PRESSING
Work called for and
( ' delivered:
Klamath Cleaning
M &. Dye Work. .
rfl
am
Are You r In Your Pnme1?1
' No! Not feeling just rights-then the sunshine
and hot Mineral Baths of
RICHARDSON .SPRINGS
Near Chico, Butte County, California, Can Do
Wonder for You
Write us, Lee Richardson, Manager.
WALL PAPER
! All New Stock
Acme Quality Paints
F.RiOLabs
Across from Postof fice Phono 43
EAST MAIN ST
PAVING REVIVED
Council Asked to Take Ac
tion; Separate Petition
May be Introduced
"What." asked J. M. Pyles of
the city council lust nlitht. "has
been done with the East Main street
1 project ?
sirurieu io too up ..in aw-.-.",
l"altlons on all property affected
by the proposed improvement to
report his findings lo tha council
an cany naie.
'
Largest ClOSS Of
,
JOUthem jtegOTt
To be Initiated
With a class of more than SO
preparing to be initiated Into tho
American Legion Auxiliary as the
result of a recent membership drive,
Klamath Falls chapter will bold the
honor of having Initiated the largest
class In the order In tho southern
'itlnrlct nf the late
direction of Mrs. H. E. Rets, captain
of the defeated side, a light luncheon
will be served late in the evening.
This meeting gives promise of be-
ing the outstanding one or tne ear
nl all members are urged to attend.
FISH STORIES
Tell Them with
Snap Shots
They never fail.
We even enlarge them.'
Stinson Studio
(May King) '
Kodak Service
737 Main
SUMMER
, PRICES ON
WOOD
Buy your winter's mjpplr of
block-wood and green-slab at
prices are at bedrcck for Wood
once, while the' prices are' at
the bottom.-
FARMERS
Also stock up for the year,
at the bin or delivered. ' We
deliver anywhere In the valley
lb cord Jumbo loads.
601 Main
Phone CSS
Harney, Crops ,.. .,
. Looking Good
,."llnrney county," aald O. Tl. Co
tad, 'will have tho biggest crop
thi year In the history of that sec
tion of the state."
Willi his wife, Mr. Ootid return
ed last night from a trip which took
him to the John Day country to
visit hi mother and Inter to llnrney
county to visit hla brother. District
Attorney Vic Cotnd and his nephew.
Hod Coxad.
"Farmers nro In. good spirits In
the (Carney valley' Coiud con
tinued. "The grain is up, to ray
knees right now and the ground is
in wonderful shape. Hums Is coin
ing right along, with n new sawmill
and prospective , development in !
sight." ! : , I
At The Pine Tree
An entire new program of spark
ling novelties, pretty girls, clever
Comedians, songs and dances will
be presented at the Pine Tree theatre
today and tomorrow.'
An outstand.ng feature Is Lee,
Pep and Flo In " Drlght Idea" a
singing, dancing and musical offer
ing. Their presentation Is routined
to perfection and has a touch of
of cotuedy and pretty costumes.
Click & llrlght In "Just a Uundle of
Personality" are a mixed team of
singers tlut also offer comedy which
can be termed sidewalk conversa
tion. Karle aiid Allman In "firoad
castlng Happiness" will give yuu the
melodious strains of a graphic re
view of Just how broadcasting is
accomplished at tho various studios
throughout the country. Dale and
Frjncia appear In an oddity that
embodies song and dances. Harry
Host present a daring equilibristlc
novelty showing some marvelous
stunts that will keep you In breath
less amatemenl.
' On tho screen. Milton Sills. Viola
Dana and Charlie Murray make up
an unusually good rast In "The
Silent Lover." It's real entertain
ment. Real. Groceries
Steaks
from
Oregon
Corri Fed
Steers
Fresh Coffee
Real
Cream
TheClub
Once Always
SECURITY
of home and property Is the main rqqulslte of bappinraa.
Don't let your home your furniture er your car go unpro
tected. At a little cost yon can have all your possession
Insured against
FIRE
THEFT
J. F. MAGUIRE JR.
"Writes all kind of sound Insurance"
810 MAIN HTICKKT
ALL THIS WEEK
WORLD'S PREMIER TOUR
" SOUTH SIXTH ST.
i Sl4dW GROUNDS
FREE PARKING
DE AUTfiEMONT
E NEAR END
ll
Death
By
Penalty Demanded
State In Final
Arguments ,
t'Ol'lvr IIOISK. Jacksonville,
Ore., June 11. (,V) Hush De Autre
mont. 13, alleged Slstkyou bandit
slayer, sat between his father ami
mother this morning anil unmoved,
henrd himself deacrihcil by state
counsel as the murderer of Sydney
L. Hates and Marvin Seng, engineer
and fireman of the Southern Pacif
ic passenger train dynamited nt
noon on October II. 193.1. Ie
Autremoitt Is ou trial for tha mur
der of Churles O. tt'oyle) Johnson,
during the same crime. The accu
sation was hurled In the closing
minutes of Special Prosecutor Holi
erts' opening statement.
Holding In his hnud the .4 cal
ibre automatic pistol found near the
tunnel mouth, Hoberta displayed II
to the Jury with the words:
"The state dor not claim this
pistol belonged to the defendant,
hut we do claim it belonged lo
Kay De Autreinont. It was drop
ped from his pocket as he boarded
the train. Kay and Hugh were the
two men seen, and Hugh must
have had a gun."
And this man." shouted Hob
erts, looking at the defendant, "shot
wulney Hates, tho engineer. cold
bloodedly with less consideration
Ithan you would show for a dog
The moment that train sloppr.l,
Sydney Hates was brutally slain.
"And. than at the point of a gun,
he marched Marvin Seng, tho fire
man, from the cab, compelled him.
hla arma upraised, to far the tun
nel walk, and slew him In diaboli
cal savagery. .
"Counsel for defense In masterly
manner will Implore your sympathy
for this boy, of the woe of his par
ent. "There never was a murder In
which some woman did not weep.
1 ak yott to remember the consid
eration shown the slain trainmen
and to give a thought to their liv
ing relatives."
Robert then roared Ihe anti-climax
"And when the slaughter
was over, an mc.y coum into oi
waa am ana run ana kiii no
run' quirk, and quick they did.
Council Takes Firm
Stand in Protecting
Residence Dt St riCt
Reasserting Its firm stand, (he
city council las( night stated defin
itely and finally that a long as :(
remained In lis power, no barns
would be erected In a residential
district.
Mr. J. Kent. California avenue
pslilent. asked the council to re
consider It action of (he previous
week In refusing to grant a permit
for the erection of a barn.
"If necessary for me." Mr. Knt
explained. "You see, I make my
living by It."
The conncll wss adamant.
"It would set a bad precedent. ''
Councilman Old averred.
"The Wigwam" la suggested as
a name for Chicago's proposed 115.
000.000 auditorium. Are the scalp
ers running thing In Chicago, looT
LIABILITY
PROPOSE CHANGE
T
Extension of 5-5-3 Principle
It Brought Up At Limi
tation Conference'
QKNRVA, June SI, (ft Exlen-
slntt of tho 6-B-3 principle of nsvsl
strength of cruiser, destroyer and
submarines nf the United, States,
(Iruut llrltalii knit Jupan. waa pro-
posed today at
tho 3-power
naval
limitation conference by tho Ameri
can delegation.
t) lie n it. g lbs conference called by
Prenident . (.'uolldge. Ambassador
Hugh (ilbsnn, the rhnlrman, pro
posed that cruisers bo limited to
tonnage nf 850.000 or SOU, 000 tons
for tho Vnlted State and (treat
Britain and 10 lit), 000 or 180,000
tons for Japan. i .
Destroyer total tonnnga would be
resiriclitd to SOO.OOO or 250.000
Ion for the I larger power and
lo 150,000 la t.'.n.non (or Jnpeti,
Maximum tonnage for American
and lliltlsh submarines would be
60.0110 io lio.ooo tons with 3t!,no0
lo M.ooO tons fixed for Jnpan.
I'. H. (iralerul.
Clbson presented hi proposal af
ter a brief address (n which 'Is
presented an expression nf grati
tude to the powere from President
Coolldg and declared that
tho
I'nited Slate Is prepared lo nccep:
a general program proviunia ir ns
i low a total tonnage," as arcrp;nhle
I to (he other powers. He expressed
regret that France and Italy weee
DISARM
.,,. , . : n Ford Truck. Motor No. UslO
Klpants In Ihe con- ,BOi .,, (ooU: , .,tWpllr,w,'
ed Japan and Oral which said property wis selied on
not active parti
f-rciiro and urged
liiliuln. who with the I'nited State
arn the power "which cow lead In
naval armament" to, sume,"!l
responsibility for Initialing further
naval limitation."
"It ware weie not prepared to
limit." he said. "We could nnl vx
pect other lo do so."
AT Tr-TF? 1 TRFRTV
A 4 1Lj a-.AAJL.IV A A
Chance ihe great unseen, yet all
powerful element In human live
furnishes the motive far "Tha Itosd
lo filory." which corai to the
Liberty theatre today for a, twp day
run. May MrAvoy and Leslie Ken- fltsuneii spirit then and there ba
ton havo the featured role, with commudliy for which m4 In
Ford Sterling and , Hockliffe Fel- f""1n,,.cl "eof a. lax. (heretofore
lowes In Important characterisation. h.d .n "' hr" " h
i. i. ,k., .... it.,11. h i the law ol the I nlted Slats, which
It Is thane, (hat cause. Judith ' Ux httJ o ((J. tal
Allen to take one road when an- th, form of ,h. .,,.
other beckoned, resulting In an ac- made and provlded.-
I from a happy, spirited girl lo a
blind, bitter agnostic.
It la Chance that guide. hrrlnlo
the crimson paths. . . ...
And it I. Chance that restores to
her Ihe sweetheart whom she had
cast, gsinn ana nrings pacg a tniin :
and happiness discarded, v . )
"The Koad of Clory" w directed
by Mr. Hawkins, tho author, and ha
ha made a natural, moving and
powerful plctture. It rise from ,
flight, .clntlll.tlng entertainment to,of ,,;, j,h
m u i Mi. i ii- 7IWBS.WIIHUI tui kiii nii
you and ofrnrt opprlunItlt for iht
.1 . . , i ,
linesi sctnea jniss jhcatux ns jv
enacted before a camera.
The caa( ha been selected with ad
mirable nines and their perform
ance blend Into a perfect dramatic
entity. Leslie Fenton It seen as ihe
youthful sweetheart of Judith Allen.
Ford Sterling I her "hoy friend."
a she calls her father; Rockllffe
Fellowes I lb villain. Mills Daven
port the girl' aunt Selma and John
MacSweeney the butler. .
DEEDS FILED '
The K. D. Co.. lo George Young:
Lot 3, Illk 43 iiuena Vlata'Addn.
W. M. Montellu. rt ux. to IfaVry
! Alfred Miller and wife; Lot 13-13
Illk 48 Iiuena Vista Addn.
Ilessle Klatt. et al. to Juniata
Tallman; Quit-Claim; 8E4 Sec. 33-40-10.
T. II. Allen, et tit to' Otto II. and
Lucile Langslet; Lot 3 Blk 40 First
Addn to K. F.
i IXCOKPORATIONH.
j. K. Ixireman, M. W. Hamoker
and James Illalr, Incorporate as
Southern Oregon Oil company: cap
ital $500,000. Par value fl.00
each. Non-asscsssble. . .
Legal Noticed '
HIMMONH
Kipilty No fW7.1
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OKKUON, FOR
KLAMATH COUNTY.
Wne L.' front, Plaintiff, vs. Chane
(). Crottl. Defendtinf
To: CHARLES d. C ROUT, TUB
! . AI10VE WAMED. 1)KKKNIANT
: In the Nume of the Slate of Ore
gon: .....
You aro herehjr required to tip
pnnr and answer Ihe complaint on
file in Ihe above entitled suit on or
before tho 20th day f July. 182".
and if you fall to so appear and
answer said complk'nt for wjnt
thereof, (h plaintiff will .apply lo
the above entitled court for the re
lief prayed for lnher complaint,' lo
wlt: For a decree against you. dis
solving the bonds, of matrimony
now existing between (ho plaintiff,
Mae L. (rout and yourself the de
fendant, Charles O. Crout, on Ihe
I grounds of cruel and Inhuman treat
ment, and for a decree roslorlng the
' plaintiff's maiden name, Mae L.
j Smith, and for such other and fur
1 ther relief as may seem equitable,
all os more fully set forth la tho,
Lopal NotiVpn
complaint on file In aald court and
cause.
This summon Is aarvad upon you
hv nulilicallon one a week for !,'
consecutive and successive weeks, In
Th Evening Herald, a dally news
paper pumllnhed In the City nf
Klstnsth Full, and nf general cir
culation In aald city and Klamath
County, Oregtn. July lOth, lI7.
th last day of th time prescribed
In th Mder lor publication of (111
Summniia In which you may ppar
i and" answer auld complaint, th
....i.iiciiiln.. thereof heltis June
,, . I HJ7. tnA u,n ul,, publication
hereof being July Dtlth, 117. This
summon Is published and served
upen you persuanl lo lite order of
the llonoruhl A. I.. Lesvllt. Jililu
of the Circuit Court of the Stale
of Oregon, for Klnmnlh County,
which order was msdii and enter
ed In suld court and cause (in the
Mill duy of June, 1IU7.
W, f . VAN -KMOM.
Attorney for the Plaintiff,
i0-7-fl Poole llnllilliig
Klamath Kslls, Ore,
JM.ll,3H,Jya.U,Is,8 .
Nolkp Of HeUum Anil Time ,
And Place Of Trial And Hearing
In tha District Court of the I'nlleit
States for Ihe District of Oregon,
I'NITEI) STATKH OF AMKKICA,
Libelant,
ONE FOKD THITK. Motor No. IS,
SS079O. and tools and accessor
ies: and Verne Ktlntnn.
TO: VKItN'K 8TISTON. AND Xl.li
OT II Kit II WHOM IT MAV
CONCH UN:
NOTICK IS IIKREI1Y nlVK.M
that an lufnrraatlun waa filed In
the above-entitled Court In th
"''"'' rmiw, nn int nay
' My. 1T. wherein and whereby
ou, have rerlaln proper.
I ly. described a follow, lo-wlt:
the lHtlt day. of April, 1917.- and
heretofore attached and arrested
and held and seised, and now I In
th possession of Clyde O. Iluntloy,
Collector nf Internal Itevenue fur
Ihe I Hsl r let of Oregon, forfeited for
the following' reasons, to-ttlt:
That heretofore, to. wit: on or
about Ihe Ulh day of-April. I17.
at Klamath Fall. In Ihe County at
Klamath. Statu sud District of OreJ
jgo0i ,nJ b.fo,. ula w.uure. the
said property above descrlbvj was,
hy Verne Stlnton used In I ho re
moval, and for the deposit and fU
reaiment of a quantity of moon
shine whlsky or distilled' spirits,
lib Intent to- defraud the 'United
Stain of
h tax thereon, thj said
said Ford Truck. Motor No. limn.'
'. ') auq acreiuoriea, ara
uh)r.r ;''. under 8c.
jy A" ' Sontr". '
hf ofj ( ,h rourt ,
pemon Inlsrested in ssld above.
described property and tha) libelee)
are hereby cited to file answer to
said Information, setting forth their
Interest In or claim to aald property
libeled, If any they have, with Ihe
Clerk of this Court, In Ihe City of
I P..., I . n ,1 ' M .. III.,. ..A ...-.-I-.
q JUtlA, 192T -
)((sl this 2 4th day of Mur,
,A..
iici,
CLAftKNCE n. IIOTCIIKIRfl.'
Vnlted Slatea Marshal fur tha Dis
trict of Oregon.
Msyl4-31 Jun.T-ll-ft. '
NOTICK
OF ANMAI,
MKhTIXi.
HCIIOOL
NOTICE IS IIKRF.DY fr'nv lo
(he legal voter of - Union ' High
School District No, Two (It of Kla
math County Htate of Oregon, that
the ANNUAL SCHOOL MKKT1NO
of said -District will he held 'at'
FREMONT St HOOD. Ifh and High
Sta., Klamath Fall. Oregon; to be
gin et the hour of twq o'clock p, m.
on Ihe fourth Monday of June, be
ing the 37th day of June, A. D. ;
1817,
This meeting I called for the
purpose of elecllng five directors
for L'nion. High School District No.
t and the transaction of business
usual at auch meeting.
Dated this Ith day of June, 1837,
LKSLIK ROOKRS.
Chairman Hoard of Directors.
ATTEST!
W. S. WILKY.
' - , District Clerk.
To June I7th, Inc. . . .... :
NOTK K FOR DIDnV t
I
School. District Number One, wf
Klamath. County, Oregon, will re
rrelve settled bid on bond Issue of
iss.ooooo. ... :
I Honds will be dated August 1,
1 1 837. will bear Interest St the rate)
D"1 ,0 Per annum, In-
Merest payable omi-annually. ;
Bond will be due and payable IS
""low: .
Payable Twenty Years from dale, 1
' P""nal for redemption by the die-,
trlrt. ten -years from dale.
Interest snd principal payable at
the Fiscal Agency of the Slate of
Oregon, In New York City, or at
the office nf the. Treasurer of Kla
math County, Oregon, at the option,
of the holder.'
All bids, to he plainly marked
"Healed Hid" , tint! to be Iddressed
to Ida II. Momyer, Clerk. '
All bid must he accompanied by
certified check for-5, of amount
bid and must be In Hie hands of
the clerk not later than noon,'
June loth. Hid will be opened at
(he office nf (he district at Fremont
school, Klamath Falls, Oregon, at'
7:30 p. m Juno 29, 1827,' at a
meeting opsn (o (he public.
The RoartV reserve the right lo'
reject any nr all bid, ,
School Dlstrlrt No. 1, Klamath'
Conaty, Oregon.
t IDA n, MOMYKIl, 1
Clerk. :
8-29.
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