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eVThe Chicago board of education last
night with but one dissenting vote, discard
ed the Bible from the public schools OF that
city.
@ThOhaS FurlOng. OF New Brunswick. a
catholic gentleman of fortune, has presented
the Grand Lodge of the province with a
Grad Master Of the Grand Lodge of Eng
land.
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GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY Law school,.
The attention OF our readers is directed TO
the announcement in our advertising coll
umn OF the opening of this well-known in
SITUATION OF learning. The faculty, which Is
an excellent one, embraces members OF the
bar OF well-known ability as Instructors
whose names alone give sufficient assurance
that the school win in future sustain its past
high reputation. II Is the aim OF the facility
10 give thorough instruction, and they
promise that the course will be a pleasant
and satisfactory one. The lecture hall is CEN
fTally located In GOnzaga building, sI5 F
street. where the secretary is in attendance
every evening.
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FRKcKLEs removed by Natures BeautifeI

LADIES fen and SfrdtC hats refiniShed in all
the Fall styles, at a. 7. Writings, 92I Penn.
avenue. q
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ONE OF THE RIOTERS who fired into the
Catholic procession in Toronto on Sunday
last was committed Ia jail yesterlay, bail
being refused. Further trouble Is apprehend-
ed unless Archbishop Lynch forbids the n.!-
grimage next Sunday.
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HASTINGS, THE EyANGELIST.-Mr. H. L.
Hastings, of Boston, arrived In town this
morning and led the noon day prayer-meet-
Ing at the Y. NJ. g. A. He read a portion of
the 10Th psalm, and after remarking that IL
Is an ocrosftcd psalm, leach OF the first eight
verses beginning, In the original, with the
letter a, each OF the second eight with Il,
that the burden OF the whole psalm, the long
est one of all, was the Word OF God-it being
mentioned, under different titles In nearly
every one OF the nc verses. He then gave a
short and sententious address on the subject
of faith, saying that the true kind was not
a mere feeling or Impression that certain
things are true, but it is TO believe a thing
because God says so. So with regard to an
swers TO prayer. st. James says 'Ye ask
and receive not, because We ask amiss."
Hence the necessity OF consulting Gods word
10 see what we should and may ask Mr..
Hastings will preside al the o'clock meet
ing, and preach at the Congregational church
at 100 this evening.
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THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner OF
New York avenue and 18th street, paws per
cent. per annum on deposits for each calendar
month. Banking hours, 8 20 l. SATURDAYS,
to 4 and to8. Hts l4fls
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THE GROWING STONE of the Lincoln me
moral tower, adjoining the Surrey chapel
London, erected as memorial of the abo-
litlOn of slavery in the United States, was
formally laid yesterday by Rev. Newman
Hall In the presence Of a large audience
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THE BANK OF CALIFoRNIA.-The Sar
Francisco Stock Board yesterday authorized
the payment OF twenty per cent. OF its sub,
scription OF quarter Of million dollars 10
the guarantee fund of the Bank OF CaIiror,
mia, and individual subscriptions for the
same purpose were quite lively. The ban
will probably reopen about Saturday next,
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TAKE TIME by the forelock and send such
garments as you desire cleaned or dyed be-
fore the rush of work commences at the new
dye works of A. Fisher, No. 9O6 q street
near 9th, or 10 his old stand SIS 9th street
opposite the Patent Office. PuuctualIty, re-
spectacle work and reasonable terms. Gil
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SUIT AGAINST DANIEL DREw.-On the
10Th of March last David Van Amburg pur-
chased a put" for II, 900 shares on the Lake
Shore stock from Daniel Drew at 20. On the
ZOth OF July, the stock being about 60, Van
Amburg rendered the stock, but Mr. Drew
was sick, and Van Amburg sold the s.putn al
the Stock Exchange at Goa making di fer
ence OF $3.50. which he now claims as dam
ages against Mr.. Drew. The defendant puts
In as defence want of mutually, no contract;
that Van Amburg did not agree to deliver
the stock to him; that there was no proner
tender of IT, that Van Amburg borrowed The
stock and did not own 1t; that the Stock Elk
change was close corporation; that plain
tiff, not being q member, had no right to 90
In there and protect his stock Motion was
made yesterday before Judge Van Worst, i'm
the superior court, special term, 10 put the
case on the short calendar. Judge Van Worst
took the papers.-M Y. Herald, 18th.
FATAL LOCOMOTIVE EXPLOSION ON THE
MIDLAND RoAD.-A special dispatch to the
Baltimore Sun from Alexandria dated last
night, says: The Virginia Midland express.
Baltimore and Ohio southern express leay-
ing baltimore at $50 %. IN, y which left here
last evening about O'Clock, was stopped be-
tween III and II o'clock last night at Rapidan
station, by the explosion of engine No. 16.
The engineer, Thomas Murtaugh, of this
place, was so seriously injured that he died
In half an hour. The fireman, Fleming Pou-
ton, was slightly injured. The baggage car
track, and one of the baggage car trucks
broken. The remains of Mr.. Murtaugh were
brought 10 bis residence here by the delayei
DOrthward express early in the afternoon
No person was injured In any manner other
than those mentioned.
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THE COCRTS.

l.
Yeste Tday, James LOwndes, of the s. c.
bar was admitted to this bar on motion of
Mr.. Phillips. FroSer ct al. agt Prather ct
al; order for moving cause. In re. Gomez,
(applcatlon for a patent); argued. MelOy
agt. SkippOn; motion for new trial.
To-day, the application of Robert O'Hara
for admission TO the bar was referred. II. NJ.
Talbot, of Maryland, was admitted to the
affirmed. National Capitol Building ASSo-
clatlon agt. Browne; appeal dismissed.
kroedler agt. Melroy, executor; argument in
progress.
POLICE CoURT-Judoe MUS pro TEN.
To day, Henry Simms, fOI profanity in a
cfurch on sth street northwest, was fined : 10
George Warren forfeited collateral George
r. Lacey, profanity; IS. Christian Pindle,
indecent exposure; $40. James Betters,
driving on paved fOotway; az. Moses Craig
forfeited collateral. Peter Brown, profane;
% % Fanny Kelly, throwing stones; IS.
Bailey Courtney, larceny of a piece OF can
Eass; fined $50, or three months ia Jail.
John Washington, assault; IS. Augustus
Cogy, larceny OF 50 from Paradise Kelly; $40,
or 80 days in Jail. Madison Jones, assault on
Henry Offutt; 50. J. T. Huley was charged
by Mrs. Sarah Sewall with having made an
attempt To commit rape upon her on the
night of the 2Gth inst. The prosecuting wit
ness testified that she was as ked into a room.
when the assault was committed, and She re-
sisted but did not make an cutlery. On the
part OF the defence it was shown that the
complaining witness was not of good charac-
ter, ard that witnesses were present i'm an
adjoining room, and heard no noise such as
would naturally have been raised. The court
dismissed the case.
vILLIANOUS OUTRAGE
Norman Taylor, q cOlOred man, aged abOut
y ARRESTED last night by Sergeant Guy on
the charge ofOutraging Lizzie Bailey a col
ored girl about II years old was calied-Mr
1. n. Thomas for defence. The parties reside
In Hughes alley, and IL is alleged that Taylor
committed the outrage some three weeks
Stree lie was held for the action of the
grand jury.
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EVENING STAR
Weather Probabilities To-day.
Orr1r-r nr rH1rE SIGNAL OYYIrrR.

wAsHISGroS, September -, 1915. :
For New England, the northern portion Of
The MIDDLE states and the lower lake region,
generally cloudy weather and areas Of rain
with fasterly To SOutherly winds. slight rise
of temperature End falling barometer. For
the southern portion Of the middle states and
the south Atlantic states, clear or partly
cloudy and slightly warmer weather with
light variable winds, falling barometer in
the middle states.
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nled to-day in the office of the Recorder of
Deeds, in the name of The Federal Insurance
Company, of Washington, ID. c., the objects
OF which are the transaction OF a general fire
and marine insurance business in the District
of Columbia and elsewhere, with a capital
stock of S200.00O into shares of 800 each, to
be governed by a board of trustees, viz: Cnas.
+. Hall, j. ID. Woodward, Albert II. White,
n. Il. Stebbins, O.. l.. Cook, John W. Bell
and Theodore f.. Davis
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
THE NEW BOOKS.

FIRST Book Of Zoology, by Morse, o. Is; Jean, by
Mrs. New man, sec, The Calderwood Secret, BY gir-
GINA Johnson, SOC; Glsdstone's Speeches OF Pho
Mlnl, &C. History OF Cs-Operation in England by
Holyoake, o., Annals Of q Fortress, BY Violet lie
Due SIS.
, FRENCH BooKs-Including the new Un vaincu
~; Les MYSTERIES Mondains, par AdOlphe Belst,
slz5 Les Etangs. par Gusave DrOZ, 50; t. erese,
par Dumay Fills, IS; Lettres q uBe Autre Incog-
onnue, par De Bury, 8 80; L. Americana avee pre-
par Athspsse COquorels hls 81 So Also, several
hundred volumes, embracing Biography, History,
Theology, Science, Poetry. BONN Library, MiSceI-
laplous shd Standard Literature, at the uniform
price OF IS cents per volume, at SOLOMONS 4
CHAPmAN S,Agents Laurence o Pure Linen ''P A.
pers, gil Penns ave. IChron, Repl seplstr
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CorDs. nc -Kasy Feet

GRO. C. HESNISG, 40 eth street.
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REAL ESTATE SALEIN THE COUNTy-J
Il. COldwell, salesman for Il. II. Warner real
estate broker and auctioneer sold yesterday
afternoon, for George W. Stickney, SurviV-
ing trustee, part of tract of land called
"1oungsbOrO," in Washington county, u.
G., adjoincd by "Trinidad" and the farms of
Captain Z. Il. Patterson and the late Beria-
min ]. Fenwick, and the asylum for the deaf
and dumb, on the Il. " O. X. r, containing
about 90 acres, TO +. w. Jones, esq, at IS, 200,
subject to about : 300 taxes
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KEOUrsITIoN FOR ALLEGED PENSsYLYA-
MA CRIHINALs.-Yesterfay a requisition
was received from Governor Hartranft. of
Pennsylvania, for James Barber and Jose
pbiTe Aaron alias zone Eyed joe" arrested
here few days since by Chief Clarvoe and
Detective heElfregh ON a telegram from the
chief OF police OF Lancaster, and they were
turned over 10 Mr.. Roy, the agent OF the
Atate They are charged with adultery and
p - T-sfeIcrS
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The ApaIossau Regatta.

A large crowd gathered at the Analostan
boat house yesterday afternoon TO witness
The regular weekly regatta OF that club.
THE FIRST RACE
was between double working boats of which
there were three entries manned respectively
by PairO and Roach, Maddox and Kimball
and Mckenny and Elliott. The prizes were
gold oar badges. Mr.. Roach acted as umpire
ara shortly after five O'Clock the word was
gwen. Pa1ro and Roach Rugged the Virginia
SIZE, and MckenBy and Elliott the Wash
lngt'n. The latter took the lead and soon
eros ed the bows of the other boats, and
pulled steadily on the Virginia side till tie
close of the race, winning il in Il minutes
and 20 seconds, and PairO and Roach cross
ing the line % seconds later.
THE RACE FOR A SET OF COLORS
between two four-oared shells came next
The crews were composed of Mauuder.
stroke; Robertson, 3; Marshall, ?; and TIFF
fany bow; distinguished by white cOlOrS: and
Taylor, stroke; Bibb, 3; Gurley. 2, and Bar
dett, bow; distinguished by blue colOrs. Toe
Two crews were considered very equally
matched, and were the object of a great deal
OF interest. AT 5.GS they got underway and
both crews started OFF welt The whites
however, gained the lead and maintained it
10 the finish, notwithS landing the splendid
tndeavOrs of the blues To Overtake the n.
The whites crossed the line with a 80 stroke,
time, 1l.56k; with the blues only seven sec
ODDS behind. The Analostan -four" will go
into training this week or next, for their
races next month with the NaSSaus and Po-
tomacs.
These races are exciting great enthusiasm
among the boating people, who are looking
forward Ia them with a great deal OF interest,
PATENTS TO WASHING TONIANS.-The fol
owing is "a list OF patents, dated September
II. issued to residents of the District of Col
um6ia. Henry r. Hayden, Improvement in
furnace dOGr castings; Robert ID. y. Smith,
Improvement in water closets; George r.
Wilson and George Smithson, Improvement
IN brick machines; John r. Gisburne, i'm
provement in ruling pens; Albert +. Red
stone, aSsignOr 70 self and Daniel Breed of
same place, improv ement in printing presses:
William G.. ShmOneck, design for a waist
Deli and design for hack comb; Freeman s.
Allen, trademark for Jewelry; James s. Her
ron, process. of making paper pulp from palm,
(re-iSSue)
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EDUCATIONAL

IA iNbtkS.RrEN and SCHOOL FOR Pm.
mAhh AND ADVANCE CT ssSHs
I've AAA s'fs-i' hrff-srs q aHf N aorIksr,a
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SIGNoR MAESTRO ETrORE BARILI win
- resume his singing Lessons ~
MARINlS HALL, on September 81, ls7s
Days Of Instruction viii be Thursday, FRIDAY ana
Saturday Of each week. -
Arrangements for hours aud days can pou he No..
fected ~ the above place.
Aner the S1h lnst; application may be made 20
slgDor II. on the above DAYS
Tor particularly Bee circular % be- lad A Metze-
rotts end Kills Music Stores. fRepl sep99 ~
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IMPORTANT
To the Travelling Public.

Ii is the duty. OF all persons before start
ing on q. journey, 10 ascertain by what route
they can reach their destination with the
least trouble, and if there are two or more
rozds leading 10 the same point, to decide
which il the safest and pleasantest TO trav-
el
We take pleasure in stating that the Chi
caco & Northwestern Railway is the Oldest,
and several miles the shortest, between
Omaha and Chicago. Within the past two
years the road bed has been put in admira-
Die condition, and almost the entire line has
been refaid with steel rails.
The depot in Chicago iscentrally located,
and a. their trains arrive there thirty min
utes in advance Of all other lines, passen-
gers can always be sure Of making eastern
connections. For all points in northern
and northeastern Iowa, you should purchase
tickets via Marshall, Cedar Rapids, or
Clinton. For points in northern Illinois or
Wisconsin, via Fulton; and if You are go
ing TO Chicago, or east, you should, by all
means, purchase your tickets by the Old
Pioneer Route
THE CHICAGO & NoRrHwEsrEKN.
man sleepers, new and magnificent day
codchc-, anu the oest Summing anu scoha
class cars now on any road in the United
States.
Particular information, with maps, time
tables, etc, may be had at any Of the
through ticket offices in the west, or upon
personal or written application.
j. ii. MOUNTAIN, Western Travelling
Agent, Omaha, Neb, or to
". II. STESsErT, General Passenger
Agent, Chicago.
feb25-w
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There is no case of Dyspepsia tina.
Green's August Flower will not cure. Come
to Che Drug Store OF r Parham and in
quire about it. Ifyou suffer from Costive-
ness, Sick Headache, Sour Stomach, Indi-
gestion, Liver Complaint, or arrangement
of the Stomach or Liver, try it. Two or
three doses viii relieve you.
Boschee's German Syrup is now sold in
every town and city in the United States.
We have not less than FIVE hundred letters
from Druggists, saying ii is the best medi-
cine they ever sold for Consumption,
Throat or Lung disease. Sample bottles of
both 10 cents each. Regular size IS cents.
Nov25-5S-G&w.
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. q. A. Huron, editor OF the Valley
Falls Ner Era, called at The TINES office
last evening.
The following were the arrivals at the
Mansion House yesterday:
Felix Blakely, Platte City J P Baugh-
man, Kansas City; J 5 Richie, Trenton ;
c c Duncan, Reno; A ] Stokss, Denver ;
G A Huron, Valley Falls J L Snedecker,
Emporia; ] f Burbank, Falls City, Ne
braska.
The following were the arrivals at the
Planters House yesterday:
LCTapping, Alton. Ill; E E Thomas,
Denver; ] H Denieson, Atlanta, Ga; NJ
U Hayden, Chicago; W c Berr, c Sum-
erth, c d Reppy, st Louis; S B Grant, c
II Pearson, Boston; W H Maxwell, City /;
w Leding, New York.
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NOTICE.
II SLf- iol

"A he D,,trics Court. O, tha Un.Je,I 81. - ior
lac Dstr.c- HIzs.
Wa. ~ 2. 1.---HN, N BarkErn.sy.
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Laushable Mistake Of q Newly-Karried
Couple at the Mansion House.

Couple at the Mansion House.
A rather laughable incident occurred at
the Mansion House on Thursday evening
last. 1t seems that newly-married couple
came in on the afternoon train, and, of
course, put up at the Mansion, occupying a
room on the second floor. fronting on Fifth
street. After the evening meal had been
partaken Of, and returning to their room,
those soul-stirring feelings of affection
which only find habitation in two souls
with but single thought" were express
ed in a series OF loving embraces, fol-
lowed by sweet kiss alter sweet kiss. The
evening being pleasant, the window was left
up, and the curtains fastened back, which
enabled some OF the Fire Department boys
to catch glance of the unusual perform
ance which was kept up for ten or fifteen
minutes, q dozen or more people having, in
the meantime, congregated on the opposite
side Of the street, all of whom were looking
on with admiring approval, several Of
them, no doubt, "knowing how it was
themselves" The crowd said not word
until the loving Iothario set the object of
his affection upon his knee, when some one
who could stand it no longer, shouted that
that was business" whereupon the two
bounded to their feet, and took in the stu
alton Of affairs on, the street. But the
young man did not rush and pull the cur
tains down, As most of men would have
done under similar circumstances; not q bit
of it. lie just walked to the window, stuck
his head out and acknowledged the
corn" told the crowd that they had caught
him fairly, and that it was his treat,
and for them all to come over and take .
drink. This they did, assuring the gentle
man that it was all right and that they
would not have had him left the curtain
down for the world.
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FOUND MURDERED.
A Well-KnOwn Young Nan Of
This City,
Discovered Dead Near Norton.
willie, Kansas.

The following telegram was received in
this city yesterday afternoon by Mayor Alb
ernathy, from gentleman name ]. b.
Brown, at Nortonviile, Jefferson county,
Kansas:
NoRToNvIILE, December 9TH.
To the Mayor Of Learnuorth:
The dead body of a young man identified
as Giles Cox, son of the widow of the late
Judge Freelen, residing near Kickapoo, was
found four miles east of this place, on
Crooked Creek, suppo.ed to have been muir
dered. Please inform his friends.
[Signedl J. B. Brown.
Nortonville is a small station upon the
Atchison, Topeka 4 Santa Fe Railroad,
about nine miles northeast of Valley Falls.
Crooked Creek is a little stream which
empties into Stranger Creek, near
Easton. The late Judge Free,aLd
(instead of Freelen, as the telegram has it,
was well-known to many of onr citizens, hav-
ing been a resident Of this county since the
early days of 1856. The son, Giles, found
murdered, has also many acquaintance in
Leavenworth. The mother will be notified
as soon as possible Of the terrible fate Of
her boy.
THE PARTICULARS
in this sad affair are not known. The
brief telegram received by Col. Alternately
is all in regard to the affair which has been
sent to this city. Further developments
can only be obtained when the report of
the coroner's jury is published. Cox had
been out in that section of the country for
some time, and the probabilities are that
he was murdered for the money he had in
his possession. The corpse had evidently
been robbed, no money being discovered
when the body was found, although private
papes were preserved intact. The spot
where the murdered man lay is lonely
one, and it was BY the merest accident that
the body was found at all. The inquest
was held yesterday BY the coroner Of Jefier-
son county.
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ne Evil Fruits Of Weak Digestion.

There il no pathological fact more clearly ascer-
tained than list the mss formidable phas0 Of ner-
vous dsease are directly trsceabe to imperfect di-
gestion. Insomns, with its train Of dreful conse-
quencs, proceeds more frsqusatly from weakness Of
the stomach than from any other cause. Mere seds-
tives are poveriss to cure Nervousness, and soon
cease to palliate its symptoms The true way to
szengthen ths nsEvous syseea b to invisorate the
digestive and as.imilative organs, upon whose un-
obstructed action III equilibrium b absolutely de-
pendest The daily ne Of Hostetter's Stomach
Bitssn yin do mare 70 hs.ce and ssothe the weak
ened and infused nerves, md induce sound, re-
ffeshins s,eeP-nature's pand cathoncoa,-than an
Tie -. called nsFvino - BE- iolnd in ths phaEna-
copoia o. out Of it. A vinegiaaful Of the Bittss
should Be takea before eneh meal
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A Card.

To all who are suffering from the erros
and indiscretions of youth, nervou. weak
ness. early decay, loes of manhood, &C., 1
will send recipe that will cure you, FREE
OF CHARGE. This remedy was discov-
cred BY = missionary in South America.
Send q self-addreased envelope to the Rev.
Joseph 7. Inman, Station d, Bible House,
New Hsrk CITY aug2o-eed&w57
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Administrators Notice.
STATE OF KANSAS,

STATE OF KANSAS,
LEAvKSwoRIH COUNTY.
In the Probate Court in and for Saii C0snfy.
In G nistter OF the Estate OF I
JOHN FOSTER, receased, I
NoTICE II HEREBY GIVEN, That letters
N Of Adams. ration have b en- granted 10 the
UnOeTs gnsd On yhs Estate ofJOHN F.IsTEt:, late
81 said county deceased, 1s the Honorable. the
ProbI . Court e J4- C1un asl state aforesaid
dated the 2stI u4r 80 tr, Der, ID. 1875, and that
tots notice p... -Ltu tui- date ~ ord.T of n
PROBATE Court, Ha. = .tcaui1sr =, $50. .ov, al
Hc.HrsE- H1EfrE CLAIMS .-fg.t the said Fsfa e.
astgHy u.tIie,t EHat th,g must prU-snt the sane
20 Jb' 40 -,Gu,u uHT t-'og tGce, Within one year
Ir,tr o. date o., l.' ~ JCrs. OF they may he pre-
sIUsg-. from r.u.H. zoe rurH sta e. aud that
n sgeI aiB- U' O.. I'd Wi. sIn threc wears
tier ;1e date 90. gee. 3. .Jn., hev shat DE- forever
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