The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-06-10 00:00:00

Mr. Canna, (Brighton) proposed "The House of
o noisome," rograttang %bat the House of Lards had not
*6° 1.40 imuluded, 000sideriag the merrier ...adored
"Io cad ntollar sovietise by members alf the Ileum of
P•ers—Lorda lAshflold, Bernmost. D.disy, Snit" sad
others, moulted by the worthy ebonies°, Mr. &therm
eateoart, ,ito. Mr. Boohoo Cater was espeeialiy
entitled to prides for the interest he had evinced la
the oramilenlon of their society. 01 "I" 1" woo"
old and &situ/abated member—(loud applouse, the
itompany Hang). He (the sposker) hod anticipated
that hearty nemptios, sod it. was pleased to tall them
that the chairmen warn an older Oddfollow than •
inrlinrualstorr repreosotattes—aod was • subseribiog
member. He regretted the theenoe of Dr. Leah. and
wools therefore ask the member for Salisbury (Mr. A.

bee bad in asststiog tits snot iodostrioss saws of this
°pastry bad bean a isitsair of lays, bud h., sassing them
sash days so that brought a aosso,• and staple mewl
(applauss).
Mr 13•Tts (dosthonlyttoo) says "Cautious.' prop
putty of Os Itorobsater Lodges," sad thanked this
Mayor sod Corporattos for choir prowler sad support
out this oottsaloo. .

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Mr. W. J. Fygg reeponied in la able = ex-
pressing the pleeenr• experienced by the :eler
brethren by the orkit of the A. 11.0. to the sootier town.
Though au Ditifellow of long standiop, he hod Isnot
MOT. bUrDg the loot three days at Wei mouth than
he shoal,: ...Or forget He +.418144 to say their lodge
was iu • loorlebit.g oecdition ; an.l though previously
there bad been • division of tit. ir rurpluo. he &stored
them thst for the foists titers would be no more. Ho
trusted the defogger were pleased with their visit to
Dorohester sod that their remotion bad gives antis.
faction--(hthr.)
Mr 0. T. Out also replied in • brief but Irellespokes
spent'. There were two ledges to Dorchester. num-
bering 400 members sad having a copital of £1,700
sitar, both being therefore, he was happy to say, per-
fectly • Iveut—thear.) The members of the Dor-
'baster lodges inthoded to carry out the rules of the
sectety. He sinogrely thanked the Mayor sod the..
memben of the tS' sporallon who were present meollest-
log their interest in the society, and also for subscribing
as they had done toward the 'Solent etrrying out of
the arraagements of the visit of the A.M.C. to the
misty town.
" The Prem." given by Mr SMUT, end responded
te by Mr Hsrdwitske ; road "The bilks' proposed by
Lb. chair terminated one of the moil snow's/gal and
lotoresting portions of the programme of the A.M.O.
during their sojourn in Dorset.
The srmagemenbs of the Local oosamittee, and the
exerllent manner to which they were (tarried out
rdleoted credit upon all isoneented, witUe the ammo-
locos passed upon the ostering of Mr and Mrs
Read was_as we hare ahead, stated highly deserved.
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:wooer) ti railroad.
Mr. A. 811111001, reeponding, sddremed the meeting
as " brother Oicifellowe," and was loudly sheered. He
had belonged to the Order many years. sad Ow' he
had been in Parliament be bad endeavoured to
facilitote the formation of these reciettio. end ti stable
them to have their fanda secured to themselves. The
other day he had an opportunity of speaking to Sir
Stafford Northoote, the Maims' of the Prieodly
So.:dotter Commisaion, and he znectiooed that he was
mixing here to tbb great meeting of Oddfellowa, upon
which be (Sir Stafford) said—" You may tell them that
so far as we bass copilot presect I think they hare
come admirably out of the ordeal they hare been pass-
ing through before the oommittes, and that the Oom-
miasionere are perfectly satisSed with what they hays
seen op to the present tiare"—feheen). Though he
(Mr. Seymour) would he one of the last to say 'Rut
sod be thankful" in regard to imperil"' leffitletton, he
thought the less Parliamentary loterferstioe societies of
this kind experienced the better. Let Parliament
ensure to theca the mossy invested, and then let
legislative laterferenoe awe. The Grand Master eon-
Armed him I. the opinion that there ware many more
repie proportion to the population who benealted
from the Order in the lower wage•paid districts than
In the hither ; lad that he thought was ass of the
thing. to which they should give astentios, sad. now
that work le plentiful Lod wyros high, they should
endeavour to Indoor the reelpiente to spend • little
ism' in lie • proapsetive Alabema 01410311, and a
He

---Ii;om-9 till 4 on Th-Cieday the Oositnitteme won
oteesplod in dime:easing propertied all erstione of the
rule*.

BICATIIIION IN WITMOCITE Ilia,
This was dummied feature
.of Tharsday..evaniog, am!

padding
little more in thme idlotlet--(applasae). —. was
Proud to cell himself ea °edit,Mos, and thanked them
for their kind reeeption of the toad.
The 011,41111•11 peopseed "The Ilanehester Unity."
Me mid he mud net •All4lpsto the deolike of the
Friendly Bodety Conindesion—(-cmider)—bot on Mr
• there vas no mai of - end be had let

very cbariolos it wee. Had the weather been supplied
to special order for the !LEL, the accohdoed wisdom of
all the members eould seemly have suggested an in-
proesmeut, aod certainly bad the matter been Iskt
before the A. 11.0. and it had bee. pootible for therm to
have selected whatever weather they ohm", they
would a.' here eiseiy

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Seymour 1t.,. wee -- ____ -.-- - certaledy ._. speed apoo ‘__,- suer;e they
out aornethinf-ikeele lissOkusirrte -lthe ereelikeel were favoured with. Tile SIMI shed Wait rays on the
/-telit was the lightest air noir, se that yachts end trading
ibis
dimnotp.„say the.
„illsionstert„
0.„„U„„„leity med_i en tratanure bins water, yet not is bright as to be denting, there
"he
tutu,.
be6sEiftiu„.l to agile
„alittlepmas rtittes..„„,„„rernat
„sent,
stewsbtboweed."Mitthite„lesse„sed„s„vantage„
„;iitht
vu it
titeirsmeel„thle
ill part. et Klagdem, and hoped others then would se • mirror, yet offered not the least thanes of disturb.
NAM the spirit of On meireing. He came by the ie. Mg the feelers of those lent seoustomed to a voyage.
Vilaiioo St tin iscenben of the Southareptoa and Shortly Mtge five the deputise Senn to seek the Custom
Ealineary district, apd also for on instal reseen-te House Quay, alongside width lay the beautiful Channel
elstulate them co their courage sad honesty is Islands Seems Aquila, with steam up. Some buodeede
be , leder the direetion of a envious 1.11.0., i lat
nb. of the Weymouth magic sad eion getterred on the
Ploy the emit ability of ifs Raiolile in leaning the Quay to see the representable* men from all the Uaitad
troth-(ueplanse)-and that now they sere determined "Medium anti altogether It was • most animeted sight,
to face it -(hem, bear) He had been enneted with Shortly after halt-pink lie embarkation*: deputise was
Friendly Societies a good many yearn and it seemed to complete, and paskaps EA Weyrsouthiana. snag
bins ail to turn on management. In the latter bolt of them not • few Mina, joined the excauvioo. Mr
the lest noturr they wen Nene( their wet in the Jones's string head was on beard, and the Mega being
elark,by and bye one twilight and tnn that Order had dragged eaten, sad the roper east off, the Acetate
done mars thee any other to shed abroad the light of the st ed eam out of heehaw, the strains of the' Sean Kate"
vital statistic, regarding seiner and death, on which rani...dm, well thew.. metooothe &du sod the
WPM= alesys more or less depended. Menamemeal high lead of old Weymouth. The Pile pier nosed,
tenpin knowledge, knowledge required enerlenee. the 'Minn' admkettom was divided between the
and eoperisoos time, but above all they mast get Moto beautiful 1,,,,p et ge. besees around our
They set about getting the truth la the right way, and Bay, with the trarestal curve of the Ely
thee mai" it out II their rultuallummmt Houle Pool" itself, and on the other bend the strosely-
thought directly they got • Government table every- built manes and travelog season of the Nothe Fort.
thing was "le, but theft Menton lice. better. Weitentb Herbour fairy kit behind, the beetle Ends
sure each lodee would work up to dm arenn. atitc" doubt mush whether soy other see nen la the whole
„Thgymigthh,t„geoet
rataaat thew:Tonged*
but
thooent
meta °said not
.„.ftirh be Mat Pooliadview "4"d•
oollostiont. ouretvillthwingtsoket7rniewmd Pttle.""hat we
the Government Promoted in thk matt", 017 bed world could have afforded sea debts at all the same
analysed their supertax's.. Bet while they ware wail' time. The roads Weed, aa ere& of tear mean miles
Mg for experience they was gambling. They had of ...opt raw di4„,,d,i from the see; I.
found out their mistake,, end would now fortify them "rely to be matched' the cusp 3..thit:* .4.4
, - tapeless). Ho mestned the one of • Mtt a now bream.. eg ilce..yew. g w a
ile nines
about being broken op width Iran Lis sick pay, while lath aed mu; b. fe. ",thie " now; um
only contributing for 10e. When he (Geed it out he towering bill of Pertisad with its tremendou
It
TV: aii.neutedel.thbesiVferer
oiler's deleededionmsnie sum: eimirwepamy esitaibreld Lee
f I 20, sad I'll have it"-(langhtert Every friendly Breakwater formed of rooks hurled into the sea, and
be": thh:ooemerd bElonlytagndet u"a;
:beg that failed was • weapon in the band of linerra• ouch a tremendous ridge that It len *Nord to have
' tebniedispro"gperredamtuPnetniu;
viclecoe &rad a justifisation for want of thrift. The ep ft, he Welt of it burin beneath the waves (soil is),
Menotti; ter Unity had • ditileult problem to itolre but sad yet appear a well so anemone as sea only seldom
1.. thought they did quite right in =atria/ keown the beano; &edits addition to .11th... there was the largest
, results of the eoltiMioa-(eetelesee). la coeoltuimil, be ship in the world. the leviathes Great Entail, lying
dilated on the educational siva:items of the Order, in fall view. And &II 0101010 W maid be seen at
Mr. Denial (Norwich) acknowledged. la dein se one., with balmy Mr about you as soft am that of
he nferred to • few feats in ocioneoUon with which ~Bthieg, aeati. trotad... alma obi.* the bead ..
there wee likely to be much raisandentanding, sad playing. Every one appeared, even the deputies who
upon whicb be bad spoken at Weymouth the previous had looked ao salon about the dangerous sedition of
events,. Fla maintained, however'
i that their position tome of the poor lodges, and those stern keen men
was as good as that of any othest iniety, sod int the who would not nbenit to the alighted rebuff eves frogs
publication of the Information which they now pos . P.O K.; ell „taxed, sad ya„ thetueel,s, up to the
essesed, sad of which he en the cricket", afforded plosearee of the time. The Aquila Seamed ender
them etch an Wight into their attain, as would the bey of the Great leatera. abowine the deputies
pistil, the Aspen that mast be Malan upon If they be. mat *way Up ..andoe, sad Aso alosdads
hoped to hold the proud positioa of the Unity. Ite. her no yard. of ww, upset.. ot coons bet
twin to tale de:Wesel of the sootat7r b• rmagaikti great paddle witeels, bee lofty Men, her endless pert-
Diem that site, all it wee not nob as losannosetable nob.. her swami. ... thee en ewe.. sod the
inanity, and that a oontribution of three feelings baud played an athao..4
.....* .1 thy distinguish-
-5
week per member would not only plass it in a teg math if the heeeeet ship, se at.o the ee
state of solveney, but five an sotual surplus of £300,000 failure, bo the sir" iii-Dathemude... We . "maw
-fatelaimet- by her store, naked her great Peelae-oet •P
Dr. Amman proposed " The Mears of the Order end also boo de. the sreat ship
sad the Board of Direction," wbo had evidently die. to be led.; ma Ibislbis with those left. .:Ms
charged their duties with elloienoy, and no doubt to bade her good by.. The filbert& lay Dear and vs
the astbfaction of the Unity. steamed ender her stern, and admired km graceful
Mr. Glaaalli (Chester) suitably responded; coon- lime, a fikiking °ow., ~. du. weer.. ...pow..
grateletino the newlyeleated G. 11. on hi. elevation of the Greet Indy to. ow moossysay tolay.Tbo °ado.
and thaakin his for hie kindness in effordiag the Oat through the Breakwater opening Mt° e. The His,
speaker the opportunity of visiting Portland; during the ...; the op., own fad we
•-eb...64 sad., p,,,,.y,1
which he ba.l hod the honour of advocating the interest ...thy turn io
e ..710 seasidi,.—sot, peomyloo-orts.
of the society with Colonel Kent, of the 77th Hee' Pentane; " beauty net," the upper and lower light.
meet, who was not aware that Oddfollows lodges inane and wondered &Übe
*Mani in Her Majesty'. service. He &awed the.
that the duties of the officers and directors had been "Rooks is wild =tuns buried, '
'
• labour of love aid though • grave metier was before The relies of an saner need
them he had every confidence teat under their dives Steaming on we peened It. BEI, with Its obelisk
Use the Unity would extrinte itself from their like the born on De aces of • rhisoseros, aad
preset podticre. Me Friendly Societies Commoo then away to the Shambles. Here lies the red-paintod
bed disclosed that in some meanies In whin members noon ship, warning tumblers awn from destrustios,
had no aostrol over the fends, the expesessof assings sod the treneste of that losolawievessel balled as with
men were 53 per coat The Manheeter Ilaity had shouts, and paid the soon tof dipplag their '
established • maaagement fund, end lodges who did ensign. Mentes the Aq 's Moil was • elitisms
not do it deserved to be turned out. He felt °erten variety in the dull life .4 those who ride out the stern
that the time was not far dieteet when @Ore stringent in that fur-away nee, where time Is
roles would be adopted elite would not allow of " Matting so Gerona is your anobeen, who
lodges in tie Unity without proper contribution foe Do their last Min It they In but stay you
the bonen received- (applause). Where you .21 Manes to be.
Mr. Gmer bad to propose prosperity to Poole Distill* But we were sot anchored therm but off we went agate but he Pretend to change it to' Cootinued i toward' Werbarrow ; • whilis-wLeged solemn yacht
to., benne '' Buser only seemed to Imply the Psols was arena( the Boy, and • baguettes is the ollittg,•
district had not eseeeeded ; but, leek at Mr. Waster.: boilt with all saline • pretty eight even to • esnMe
bad it not succeeded in him 1-(endons) he wee man, and bow mush more to re inlander i And now
DAIL of the impel friendly Society la tbe world, faa inerneed en board the Aquila, • deputy who bad
and would be before lb. week !Mined the G.M. of UPI rWp up the ratlines lac • better new got tied to the
order.-(theees.) What MOTO staid they expect? He shrouds, arid some Jokers tied to serve a Beatheenitoe
wished all the lodge* in Um Poole district mlOl so man Is the game way *hat Mr. Hinnett had been on
improve es to set an szample to the reet.-(epplanem) ship before. Lulwarth One WWI paned, sad
Itr. Winne, G.M. nominate, said the piabosi or talk Door, but while same were earromed Is viewing
the Poole distriett know hew keg he Ind worked for then sights tang the white ellff. of Albino, the
Oddfellowship. Thirty nen ego • lodge of 13 was "Kerning Star' walla is stirred Mr litevestos, of
started la Poole, suitthe distriot now had 4,000 mom Nantwin, that he took the fiddle's graadfatber, and
ben and ertooo imeinl,--(elieloun,) and they had • played a fint-nes double bass with the spirit of •
ourplus. The return showed • deilehean of £9. but • musician well aseastemed to the inetrameat, and met
Bubo funeral feed of £250 was not resiconed, great applause Theo the dancing benne livelier than
so they had Cite earplug. But if valued nor and, Mr Barber, et Nottlagnia, la en.. enteleal
now thoy would haves Norville of £lOOO. About five cap that mode elm loth gape este), iii. J. vc
yews ago MI the lidos were valued, and every one bad Harding. of Wiener, Kr Nine. of Beuthiseptem,
• surplus; on that two et three, contrary to his advice As, led off the daces. en Kr Hoban, of
raised the rick pay from 10a. to 125.; and is the Stonport, KrMr Baratta, and their friends,
.theat "'mama they wore reckoned at the higher helped the Mks* it the jolly•party that gatbend
Ileum.; but they had retuned to theloa-tpdiatme) rased tbe denten, so that It we. • merry time. -so would have a surplus. 55 had worked as a pumas the beautiful bee of plageteed wed the pleesent
member of the Board of Directors and u D. 0.11., sod natant mese that mans an sepesable bç..% Is the
should not relax hi. efforts. The Poole distrlet full 1111•01110100 of steep MIEN we rem* the ereenet of ' proud that on of its member, was likely to be G.M., Weymeeth nolo, now froolor, po the the bee
sad in the IMO year that the ia.M.O. met within its guar. Tee eteesner in beaded for made the pd. pin;
borders -(apeless's). In Datelines there wen two pawns up Harbour, our Bailon' Bethel being ace lb.
lodizes, wheel', being well =staged, also showed • lost etwermin of the buildings viewed, and
surplus. moon about kW-past eight alongside the Quay.
P.O.W. Cosseillor Loney, of Woreester, proposed Here the dinettes le • harry to get neon,
the Mayor and Corporation dt Darthester. Our treat leap from the paddlebezes; bet the serenes at country boasted of lone gloriosa intitatione, and Bostimespetta saes in aiding the lasing, seall be
he believed their masielpelities were &Weed the soknowledged, for Mr Higgs sad lib Urea provected
brightest and Inet-(avektute): they hid hem the assay a fall. The Grand limner, D.G.IL, sad othm
balwark of liberty, end gave, what liaglishmea so ett exalted nekton, profs' the mon sober plait of Med. liked, the right ton nags their own altar., Let them lag by the siege, a. belie those on whom ao much
Jealously nerd those riekte, for he 0108 sorry 60 Awe • weLlits resin ; but ose way or another, all the 00 ore
Seeding to legislation whets would restrict their safely leaded on Melsombe Quilt 01.1"81aag their
"Oat delight at
asittarth. Kliandsathea feeblest" Bily.e4 the /law
powers. To and thet let them show judgment aad
&schwas their duties with efficiency -lappbeum). He
"I:town fled to learn that the Mats of portheth. bed
.s..
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pro.„4„, 4
long taken deep interest to societies of thin kind, and ''''' meeting Minn toe the earning
year,
he proposed his hmlllt in felicitous sad highly eon -
'or the °Mee of Creed Mader, Mr. W. N. Weirton,
pliMiletnrY tOnna.
of Poole the D.D.M. ot the pest net, was ananinurtudy
Me Galena! (Mayor) expressed the olescure it ~t. tee ' t
la' great applause, It is • very t
afforded hint to be pneent, and remarkei the, he hid -'`
to Ca pent as G.M. • 0.K.D.1. his on distrii';:ta.our
long appriteiated the value of teem &sista. tor 10. wjethab to ; end, of obs hoi:or as
raiz! the moral and motel coediting cd the working bisect by the mowed*, of his eleetheo. Kowmyyssohlista:
He bed eftea bed an opportesity of expressing b
MB view. at their &usual meetings- He M oould like to thanks, ssid be Mend the next would be
a year req more thateesual men is the tranassilon
iumesytb.eziarl4 with
„meorewhbooo„ rary,„„ymewm„benk„,gand.„„hope4 thus
4Florbethb"sal• Sloe et D.G.K. there were fear ondldetes,
i bergrinwt:Tioaolowe
proposed
'mil. ry.„„i--( bzirs,
„.bear)„. .
s",th. sad lb.
Li eiNtoodos .. tbs „wog :_ko. R. woos.
_oly2l .P.Q. M.
unploo and Salisbury diatriota, and, Waren, on the Pro • es. ow"Lbazddletricte, lie ; Kr. J. J. Romps:
' saws of title smitten meeting, hoped they would be
iyist.r..7.6.x.distruttrolbstdbort: Dl°l4". 17 Sii,
lathiest to come thi. way main -(drenk wile 3 cheers). PP
.OK.
Weurox responded for the flostbanitatoe district, ' Kf• .4.1•9/1. waa d sleeted,
in se
an returned tithitha , able speech, deseribiog the repld progress of Um it
I &Slot, and stating, sald applause, that he had ft- ..,..,47...." reliCtaaj%
_41"„ tit& lattaiiffa• the 001rell- I
' edged the defiance, shows es to man lodge. abogid In r"-"rao*"."""tr ut "s . I*Pak? OM per &num.
1 e lib. J ch... 41. -I
111111111111esot a year or two be ranged to a nrplos, mid KV. - J. ---..--. .. Brighton, be ectatiese-ed
be bard the Menton would 'Appal hie elliene.
esnioss. The voting for nine directors
iasta"thr7 steak toed paid then gum.. hoe bta
Kr Ileitelerre briefly replied rOf the 11411•bilry ftel•Pktt • lon
dnient time, sod the old Mann chiefly were n-eleetod.
Mr OUTRAN proposed .. 'Kindred Societies," H.
...T..elpre were ten towns weal to the poll for the pleas
hoped members of other Sweeties would follow the "",_°°" t_,",..„"," itm,u-al Mooalt., ,te dimittoo. The
example of the Maneluniter Unity, and take tee bold ""'"" r"°"'''' '°r 14°' ""-'6"labal7o 3; Hall, it;
merle of ascertaining their tree position. As on 'Tan, 6; Cork, 1; Nester, 10; Cardiff. te.; mad....
instance of this general seed he said be had known 1,e4 Nnrri, 21; Oldham', 141; sad aleinseed,
men-In
lila employ who though beleogin to two or
....,.._,_.,s`''• 'Hamm a Madre', mad Blehmeiedi nernesonlingan three ciliated societies had been suable to resolve '"''`'"•°•
their proles amount of relief in times of idekneas. P.G.M. GM tocii:erte nee el Wake sad 110sulecat
Mr kLaWLletts (York) len H.C.8., A.0.F., respeaded 4Kr J"utt foe aserkee Is Min, etweth'74l
and cougrelulated the °deflates' on the none they o_meePlitistu, liart for thef brainsl manner Is had sinned ; and trusted the inked priecdpim at the `• a" *44'4" lb. Rermatalial° dI7 by diP He
Unity would be fostered by ether 1100A•liae, oceseladed by mewing the nee to—Mr Baths' Gies
Kr. Semetenta profaned the health of the Manisa, -Irws el lault:l4. meant 64 Kr °•nazd- '
merlin to.. help e gave In pto rolog the let\ Viet. (e714"...-2._...--iir "fted•at sad it was "'TIM li
„bef.hialwere„dgat"Bblliftd.aufOraidttylLwoutr:l7(
haeresesainini„„vil.gof FLuthfirldn:niPLandittbadbirt
it..._ol:......4...___"`tior7B°"th..7"'......nar4yoo,rootitoovid_throootidilittatheo_t tee,ogal,thea_w"agorooote..63:Fßo7l:s li
end "119 Vilionaeit. Thlstygliaveighirappgrereslaltsdr lit*ehe'ttarrminaal'BB athi'Llittaithamideumad ale EIVIIIMAT 88"Ciald'
aid ia the past, and trusted it would be continued to ete. ---'" . a' of thaaki te we er. ,
them in the tater..
Minton* ' , ir Lres=cat %Indy% dieser, and
In replying, Mr. BONHAM GLIM said ha ihnithit tedfirlipnban ' sonless sa Derehester
they need have no fear a irreicto topic freedom lie HelewattoWile sowowd•d. .
restrieted by Mare letigletion, ter ettell sele.rellanee al Carried lOw 'IN w•d It wee neaten to Meter-reapplisisel. A Mr Loestasi=thenea to the Pre f
isia„mte,t4.
be! Airiasilleyt,„sielk
„„tio manthatbeix.this„ eaounatitrey
„alleretitd
positansigthubleLeouseroormuniwola whiehiamodottneetheodtouseworbsethne ,
vol. Tho former Pert reenbled het the eandiefron Denied with aselamnioa. i
bed gone. The otheont lag ndermind the sell- Mr. WALLIS proceed thanks to the
s•Pewlausw of mob ae4 he regarded the Ideseloster fienhasapen dines, for the bee% B.l"ehule,rend '
UMW is the great herein against that opereelma of the Ile. Timm eeseeded. 4.4
at
Der. -----
zszir -(applaues). They were the upheider* of the Gargled ,
°I tbbi ***DOT In the Wm" wetklafeekeene ; Mr. Wussalardtialifee• had l u
fad he should he Clad be kelp them In essuring that dna* deeps the weekmiaud Ano dighidt to keep'
rinsieitne sad pootocklea I. white he felt they won quite semi that the
lie was awed ee Naha mead be
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