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CHARLES O. GLOVER, Trustee.
oc1-dAds CHAk.kS .. BAILEY, Trustees.
UyRUsTEK,s SALE OF VALUABLE pwEILlNa.
No 400 NEW YORK AVfNUE NOR THN - - We

BY virtue Of decree Of the supssme Court Of the
District OF Cslumss passed on the 9th DAY Of Sep
Emma n, Hyatt ct Al, No; ll,729 Equity. amended
by further decree In said ssuse passed the l9th
public auction, in front Of the premises, on T6Es-
DAY, THE FIFTEENTH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1883
ness recorded subavsion Of original lots que ID and
Wsshingtsn. I'D. with the improvements and sppur.
tenances.
Terms of sale: One third Of the purchase money in
cash and the residue in equal tnstalments pay
able respectively at one and Year, from the day
the property all cash ut tbs option of the purchaser
All copvsysncing and recording II purchasers cost
day OF sale night reserved resell after three days
and cost Of the defaulng purchaser 400 Ispost on
acceptance Of bid.
A a BROOKE Trussee
40 9Th street northwest
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THE KNIGHTS OF OLD.
UNDER THE BANNER OF THE CROSS
The Battles Fought for Faith.
The Order Of the Temple and Its Brave
Warriors The Romance OF His
tory-Soldier Monks and De.
voted Heroes, Who Fought
in the Holy Wars.

HE Knights Tenn
J lar were the guard
ians Of the devoted
pilgrims to the holy
and They were the
soldiers of the cross,
inspired with a holy
zeal and armored in
the cause Of Christi
anity. The m o 8 {
thrilling romnce Of
history is that Of the
Temple K n i & b is.
With virgin hearts
and lofty soul they
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AUCTION SALES.
EUTURE RAYs
DuNcANsoN BROS. AuctiOnser.
TRgsJEEs SALE OF BRICK HOUSE, AND lar
LoI. NO. S32s SrkkET, WENT WASHIN

by ,,,,. q assa q tru., duly recorded IN "a
P gSss D T Isss ~ Nv, Psf 81
Sonine1a 10 sit Al those certain Tdecc- or Tsrsls
land s and premises Known aud distinguished ss.
oeang those larts Of lots punbered one hundred
az az q COZ one hundred aud seven 10 D and one hy
a sS = s9s awsSs n Beatty and Hswsns .a
sss laps rss~rds q sid DstEct n Lihers Nos "a q
ga sna 'G Gi ,Sho Oh tol,o So: -: "a
sSHesa IN one Lsrs. ! .s fellows. namely; Bennni
from the southeast of said lot No l8 and al
nng tnepce west on said street sixiy-four Ie<l ID
AZ n. ssS.s on 's sss ss rsre n
me house next wet tbsrci theuce norIh aud throl
and on. one ,seL an ,S.ss.
fweaty-two s22l feet more less 20 the line a vid
ibiyshree So feel md sps 3, iSes.. e sSs .cSs
esst eer.er n sad lot thence The lin
oneL.fsiSS ipche. thence south ,oTss ,hp.< ~
zee, aud sin 90 inches thence iorty5n. IsiD 70
hundred AID sin OF ises and sI Is Sh. ~ Sr
stree, aud the place OF beginning together Nth :, Il
Establishments and Appurtensnces 10 the same belong
inf or IN az. ny Wise s app sI.A hna,,.ns,,.
payable semi annually. and @ Dc secured BY deed
chaser. A deposit OF $3.50 required 81 ssie. Couve
sneps &C, Al purchaser. expense Term. 70 be COS
Piled with la 10 dsys. otherwise the reserr
The tisht 70 resell the rrOerty :. the risk and
the defau.ting purchaser after ; DAYS public mott
tneton. DC.
WILLIAM coRcoRAN HILL -
oc4dkds CHARLES A ELLIOTT, trustees
(,HANcEkY SALE OF yALrABI.E REAL EsTAT
~ !MPa2nED BIZ A BRICK LIVERY stab
AHp FRAME pMLLIlNG HolsI- KNOW
BY virtue OF certain orders and de-, rees of the -
prene Court Of the District III olumbis. passed
Equity cause No 1926 Docket No. %. we. the u
dersisned trustees will offer sale IN froIt Of d
premises, AZ uble suction, Oh TUESDAY. the Fl
ikENtH DAh OF OCTOBER, A lsSp. at the no
OF fOlk 60 O'CLOCK M. ali those pieces or parcs
OF real estnte known and DESERVED the lat or Ill
OF the CT OF Washington, DISTRICT of Columbia,
and being the west fifteen q 81 feet front on q sire
North; OF lot numbered ons q by the depth tIereS
and al ui lot numbered two C2) IN square number
tive hundred AID nfty-two C252i. with the improv
mepts as ABOVE stated
Terms Of sale: one-thiru OF the purchase money
cash. Que third IN year one third IN two Ne.
after date OF sale with at the rate o. s1 n
cent Ter snnuin, the delerr d rsy ents 10 BE- secur
oy oeeo OF trust on the property sold OF all cash
q non Of the purchaser. s5o0 deposit required
the 'ifchaser or purchasers 1T the time OF sale
the terms OF sale are not complied with within q
days after the day Of sale the Trustees reserve d
rsh 10 resell II the r1sk aud Of the defaultil
purchaser.
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
cHAS g n Us SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY on

CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
2lSI STR Ell NEAR strict NORTH
BY virtue Of decree of the supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia assed in the cause Of HOMIL-
l,ER. ct al Va HoMILLkR e, a No. 4, os7 Equity,
the undersigned trustees will sell At public
upon the pre- ises. on SAL UhDAA THE FIFTH DAY
OE OCTOBER, 1883 at HALF-tAsI FOUR O'CLOCK
PM the nUrth part OF lot II in square 81 improved
northwest.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash. and the balance in
one and two years, vi Interest at per secured
by deed Of trust all cash, the option q The pur-
chaser. Taxes psid ~ June 90 1853 Ii terms OF sale
complied with IN ten days the right is re .erved
to resell at defaulting purchasers risk and cost All
co2veyafIcing ut of purchaser depost OF Hoo
Will De Required at time OF sale.
JANIS q. PAYNE City Hall
GEORGE c. PAYNE, 6l3 18th st. NV
thEDEklCK W. JONES, Az La. ave NV.
se26-d&dss Trustees
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An Annual Question.
NOW acru4 the back yard gate
eounds the old domesic yslL
As Ophoda . LIS 70 kates
Cant you make yOus 5el1y 3ou5'
Ananasfe0d
OF Course She Wa

OF Course She Was.
$50 far - you saw" aid TIE counsel - .
witness, 'shs was doing her ordinary hoass-
held dutys"
II shoaid ~ se-sAs vas talkine.s
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Questions to He Answered.

eyes," said the salesman, ''thsse goods are al
wool, fast color, full width and Of the very best
quality"
"And-sr, were the sheep fed on hay or
turnips?" asked the shopper, . timid little
man; land were they all owned By the same
man or did they come from different foldsY''
'Pm sure don't know" replied the aston
ished salesman.
"I'm sorry for that" said the timid man,
moving AWAY; "of course don't care, but my
wife win b sure - ask me and shouldn't like
10 take il homo unless could answer all quss-
tions. No, guess won't take It Let her
como In herseR"
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IN MODERN TIMES.
How the Connection With the Ancient
Order Of Templars 10 Traced.

There il much dispute a. to what Is the exact
connection between the Templars Of old and
those Of the present day. by what course the
line Of descent il to be traced, or it, indeed, it
is tracsable. It Is contended by some that
Pope Clement V, and King Philip wiped the
order out Of existence in the fourteenth GEN.
fury. Others trace the line down to this day
without q break from DeMolsy.
One theory 10 that the order was rs-sstab-
ished in Portugal in 1917 under the name Of
the "Order Of Christ"
Another il that DeMolay, foresssing his fate
under the persecution Of Philip, had his sue-
cessor appointed before he was burned to
death, and that there has been an unbroken
line Of grand masters, John Mark Larmenius
succeeding DeMOlay in 131S and the others fol-
lowing in their order as follows:
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNC>ON.

+ ialk9sk SA ASp ESiAEhssIp ssofIn II
PHILIP orTERBAcK.
s sREsA5 o ssp II 10 CAPITALISM
Es,JEbss Assss q EfE
5sqgF S.ti osSEhE PEET Is Sf r ahoY D
f f1sKN S g me Sr1
b e Of .ss Gss Of
of Bohrer al Otterback al, 40 $3.50 in
sns ,si s Il
mentioned the following described real estate aud
u sLs sity aud county Of waaiurton. IN the District
On SATURDAY, OCTOBER FIFTH. 1889. ., FOUR
both inclusive in The square 10. conisinins shout
1881 square feet of ground
Of &. A. whseS p SSSna aea es
aSrth Sy tSa,h street; on the s92h ~ SOU
east and on the west by THIhD street east
FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ. that certain tract Of land lying
=: q .h.s tsSSn = y the RVsf Ro ID.
ar ,ns e. 100 hops nosd" being part Of the tract
northwest corner of Nathaniel bFsdys lot purchased
@es rs aSs.a
80 tS. Yves, , q gsrches south 6lNO .s.t g
west p perches; south siS vest IS pere6s.
psTsHs. St to cs ssui f.
west corner OF braiys purchase Aforesaid and then
WITH straight line to the place beg1uhinx contain
ing aci es aud SO rerches of land. lees.
Plated and surveyed November "a, ls2S aud more
particularly described in the proceedings IN said
Equity cause
Should any Of said sales be contaminated on the
several days mentioned the will be contip ued
from DAY TO day. and ut the hours, ali
the property Is offered disposed Of unless post
poned on account Of Indictment weather for ether
surncient causes
For pats other Information apply to either of the
trustees.
TERMS OF sALE.-one third 90 Of the purchase
money to be paid IN cash the day Of sale the
que III equal nstalments al and two years from
the respective days OF sale to bear interest therefro
until PAID at the rate OF six per cent snnun. the
oeierrea payments to be secured by the prUmissory
notes Of the respective purchasers or the
may at their or any Of their option, all cash the
ttie TO be retained until all OF the purchase money
ana interest Is paid. any purchaser shall fail
comply with the terms Of the sale within ten o. days
fron the several dates thereof the gh
rssdye5tise and resell the property in respect Of
fsultng purchaser. All convey ancing and recording
| each bd-
| JAS. s. EDWARDS 500 5th st. n.w,1
| MlLLOUGHkY. 4oS La. W.. iTrusteea
| HENRY Z DAVIS, 40S La. eve NV.
SEQ eOdNdofs DUNCANSON BROS Auctioneerx
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Such Il Also the Case Here.

On very common question
We faln would cali Q halt,
When We hear he people talking
OF the beauties OIL aspnault
Thsn the man who In pronouncing
Thinks he wears the champion belt
Will with an air Of w,sdom tell you
OF the beauties Of ssphslt.
Tell "a artist Of the pavement,
Is 1t phalt or phault, or phelts
And VII Is the Nay In Trinidad
II 10 pronounced sud spelt?
-Hin0hamt0n RepUbttcQn.
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fIU Duh otr00t northW0
DUNCANsON BROS. AuctioneerA oc2-dGdI
SALE OF HOUSE NO. i222 r STREET
N0RThWEST.

TRUSTEES SALE S S5 HSgsE 70. i22a STREET
By virtue Of . certain deco Of truss, recorded 10
record: Tor the bstc. Of cOiunS. snd al the
SsS s. s Ss sis. issS f A Shoca
q ssSinstsn bsstrict d SoimbH rss1n ' ana as
trustees Subdivision OF certain lots IN square III
sum Of about sz2OO kIact amount win b ss.tsS q
Terms q sale cash goo dsp0.t vili Be required 1t
time of sale. Terms 70 be complied with ten days
&c asi.ans PuIshsssr al conv:y."sins &c .SS ~ 8.
49, JoaS T. ARMS r,,.....
TsysEEEEESo sAs sE Ss gs4NE 5Sgst hNR IeE
BY yirtue q dscrss Il the supreme Court Of The
ll.0ez We VII ell e public enctiep N frYnt o. the
e SSss TIE f1SH I
ssa' .ss % ss ps y, s.s an :
90, a nswssd anivs.sty suhdivisep q farm u yohn
A. smith. commoQly known - kGaGhan Place
s .sS
Tsrsas: susthird easA ;sa,apo. In ons ana two year.
s. sscassd 8 a. q Sss - pssaiss, q u :.sS =
option q p1rcAHssr. cesveys1sans he. .s cost Of
f:Sss g c s:S s Is Y: a 3 o:s.s
- g =. - - -. Z &: 5::.s,..s 49,
s:ss'ss. Sssfs Sii: 81 ..... .-'
ma xAoxsS2 Z r. sss:s Northwest
az Sth ssssss nsrshvssk
DuNcAxsox 11oa. AssasssssA ssS-zS6s
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RUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers

hUNIANSUN BkOS, Auctloneers.
TRUSTEES SALE HANDSOME BRICK RESI-
DENCE. ELEyEN Rooms. 1902 STREET
ADJOINING LOT.
By virtue of q trust deed we will sell on SATUR-
DAY, uCfOBER FIFTH, 1859, at FIVE oCL OK p
NJ IN front Of PREMISES part Of Lots ~ and 90
140, 40 feet \ Inch by as feet.
Terms: Onet third cash, balance In one two and
three years or all cash at option Of purchaser. De-
post OF e2Oo required on each lot.
&c SG8 9kRfsBs Trustees.
oc1
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FUTURE DAYS.
THoNAs BOWLING. Auct,oneer.

z syAtyA AZ FhP ps9sEsE sSs
IyGlY. SSD On SEW hHMP R HIRE Ave Ew
kNS f. is %TL iYSs his fsis
the
BY certain sub ivison. duly recorded in Lber No.
q District Of DID os
nSe .Sp MI -, and seven 90 in Charles Dodges re-
and Seyent. -.i1 Iio IN the city Of Washington. 10
bered from Forty 14y to fifty seven 80, both
inclusive. with certain alley . feet in width.
upon the said isssmsntoned lots certain premise.
known as Nos. 1909. 1907. 1908. 1911 and 1913
as Nos 1905 fSos iSfo and Igis New Han sSm
sss having tue use II SAID siey Oh Tue 'Aa PREM
And whereas sfterward- on the LIST day of April.
reeorsa in 6er No. sss At oos 4as SA ct ses hs
same being one OF the land records of the District
shsre6y
unto the undersigned the said o;s numbered i've 5.
aud improvements thereon lte same then consisting
1ssInen. Of the said indebtedness. to sell and con-
si g, and seven 20. With the bUidnrs and improve
% ~ De 70 x The
and commissions and taxes and sssessmentsi, out
And whereas of the Indebtedness secured By the
sslo deco 81 trust there retnsns overdue aud unpaid
Ss De as M
snnpm and the party secured Wy the said deed of trust
and holding the said unpaid has. in
Ing requested The unders gned to sell much Of the
property conveyed by the said deed may
necessary TO satisfy said unpaid Indebtedness, to-
gshsr With expenses, commissions. taxes aud
meptA
Nov, thagefere, be II known that on FRIDAY THE
ELEVENTH DAY OF OCTOBER, AID 1859, COM
nencipG st HALk-PAsI FOUk O'CLOCK p NJ tine
upderstnea viii efsr ssle IN trent the premises
NV and constituting thsncs necessary. to Ne. 1918
18th q W. aud thence. II necessary, from No 1906
New Hsmpshirs ave. nv. % 20. 1912 New Hsmp-
shire ave VII % many Of the said subots of said
i0t. nnmSersd Ave t6 siI 30 aud seven CD tosether
with the budinee ana improvements thereon and the
right y use sd alley - nsy bs necessary 70 satisfy
the aid overdue and unpaid Indebtedness. with ex
penses q s.le advertisement and oemmissons and u.
erty that may bs sold The list Of such taxes aud
ton st the time Of saile
Of In each case: One third cash and the
balance in one and two (2I years dale Of sale
with interest at the rate Of ak 90 per
num- payable sent- annuAy all cash ut the OPTION
81 the pupchAser deposit If hundred aud fiity
dollars 32Sul viii Re required each lot tine OF
tale The deferred payments are to be secured BY
deed Of trust aud all conveyancing Is to be pur-
chaesr's cost. II the terms OF sale not complied
with In ten days the trustees the right ad
vertise and resell ct the Of the dsisutng pur-
chaser.
CHARLE6 Q. GLOVER, Trustee
r1.6k VI
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Thomas The0bald AleXandrinuD, otherwise
Francis Thomas TheoDald .............. 1924
Arnoi3 uS prague: ........................1S 4O
John de Clagemont. .IS49
Bertrand du Guesclin Observation-Disclosures 7
John Armlnlacus. ....................18 1881
Bernard Arminlacus .............l9 1892
9onn Armniacos .141e
Bernard Imbault. ...................i472
Robert Lenoncourt. II70
Galestius de Saiazar .Il97
Phlhp Cnabot :,....:........:....... .15l6
Gaspard de Galtiaco Travenensis. ,...... 1874
Charles de vaIois. .l6i5
James Ruxellius de Granceio. 165I
James Henry, Due de Duras ...s..,...,...l6 1851
Philip, Duke OF Orleans. .>..................I7 O5
LOUIS Augustus o0uroon. .17A
Louis Francis Bourbon Cont .....,,... .l7li
Louis Hercules Timoleon, Duo do Cosss
oriss.:. y ~ ..1776
Bernard Raymund Fabre Palaprat $50. .isU4
The Scotch theory IL that the ordsr was pre-
served In Scotland through there being no
persecution In that country; that the Templars
Joined Robert Bruce and aided him 70 m
throne.
losxaT BauoE's ROYAL oapsl.
II i very generally believed that Robert
Bruce founded . Masonic order called the
Royal Order" and in which, II u aid, Ill the
Templars who had aided his fortunes were
enrolled. It Is beyond doubt that, in oones-
qusnss Of the general persecution of the order,
the Scotch kpights amalgamated with the
Oydsr Of St John, taking much Of their wealth
with them, and their identity vas 70 far main
tanned = 70 leave satistAstory proof Of the fact
for By charter Of King Jsmss II-recorded
entire IN the Registry Of the Great 6eal Of
Scotland, dated two centuries after The anal.
gsnatioa Il the ordsrs-thsy are rs6srrsd .
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The grand master, in his letters, gives an ac-
count Of the military operations undertaken BY
the order Of the Temple in Egypt and Of the
capture Of the populous and important city Of
Beliefs. the ancient Pelusium. During the
absence Of the grand master with the greater
part of the fraternity on that expedition the
sultan Noureddin invaded Palestine. He de-
feated with terrible slaughter the serving
brethren and Turcopoles, or light horse of the
order, who remained to defend the country
and sixty Of the knights Who commanded them
we're left dead on the plain Amslric. king of
Jerusalem, the successor Of Baldwin III, in
letter TO Louis VII, king OF France, beseeches
the good ofaces Of that monarch in behalf of
all the dcvout Christians of the holy land.
But above all. |" says be, I've earnestly entreat
your majesty constantly 10 extend 10 the utmost
your favor and regard to the brothsrs of the
temple, who continually render up their hyes
for God and the faith, and through whom We
do the little that We are able to effect, for in
them, indeed, after God, 10 placed the entire
reliance Of al thoas in the eastern regions Who
tread In the right path"
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but tue tnrlstlans returned IOr answer that,
please God, the holy city should not be surren-
dered. The next morning at sunrise the terri
fed inhabitants were awakened by the clsngor
of horns and drums, the loud clash Of arms
and the fierce cries Of the foe. The women
and children rushed into the churches and
threw themselves on their knees before the
affairs, weeping and wailing and lifting up their
hands to heaven, while the men fastened to
man the battlements The order Of the temple
could no longer furnish it's hundreds and
thousands of brave warriors for the defense of
the sanctuary. A few knights with some sery-
ing brethren, alone remained in the now silent
halls and deserted courts Of their headquarters.
Yet for fifteen days did the Christians success
fully resist the utmost efforts of the enemy.
Monks and canons, bishops and priests took
arms in defense of the holy sepulcher and
lined in warlike array the dark gray battle
ments and towers of Jerusalem. But the Mus
sulman archers soon became 80 numerous and
SO expert that the garrison burst not show
themselves upon the wall.
The surrender OF Jerusalem occurred Octo-
der IL, ll07. This was q terrible blow to the
Christian warriors, but they still held posses
sion OF important strongholds.
THE MARCH UPON ACRE.
At the commencement Of the summer Of 1889
the king Of Jerusalem and the grand master
Of Templars took the field at the head of An
army Of 5000 men, with many hundreds of
knights from the European preceptories, and
marched down the coast southwark with the
intention OF laying siege to the important Sara
Genie city Of Acre. Saladn heard Of this and
was soon on the spot. On the 18th Of October
the newly arrived warriors from Europe eager
to signalize their proves against the infidels,
marched out Of their intrenchments to attack
Saladin's camp. The Templars marched in the
van and led the assault. They broke through
the right wing of the Mussulman army,
which was commanded by Sslsdn's nephew,
and struck such terror into the hearts Of the
Moslem that some Of them fed, without halt
ing, as far as Tiberias, 10 miles eastward The
undisciplined masses Of the Christian army,
however, thinking that the day was their own,
rushed heedlessly ON after the infdels, and,
penetrating to the tent Of Saladin, abandoned
themselves to pillage. The grand mastsr of
the temple foreseeing the result, collected his
knie hts and the forces of the order around
him. The enemy rallied, led ON BY Saladin in
person, and the Christian army would have
been annihilated but for the Templsrs. Firm
and immovable they presented for the space Of
an hour an unbroken front TO the advancing
Moslem and gave time for the discounted and
panic-stricken crusaders TO recover frem THAR
terror aud confusion. Grand Master Ridsgfert
fell ct the head OF his brave little band.
He was succeeded BY Walter - grand master.
Never did the fame Of enthusiasm burn With
dercsr or moro dsstructive power than d the
famous siege Of Anrs Nine pitched baatlss
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Icelanders Going to Manitoba.

The total population of Iceland appears 70 be
threatened. y scheme has been set afloat in
Manitoba to transport IS 900 Icelanders still
remaining in their native country, together
with their tlocks and herds. This would be
an exodus as complete as was that Of the
children of Israel from Egypt. There has
been steady flow Of Icelandic emigration
to Canada FOR the last fifteen years, yet the
population is said to be still too large for the
resources Of the -sland Several flourishing
towns peopleo by Icelanders are alreaGy
found in Manitoba--Chicago Herald
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THE SPRINGFIELD ROADSTER BICYCL,El
WE STILL HOLD OUR OWN.
Moderate FI1ces Good Quality Fill Climbing Safety Speed
are features of merit which are sure to lead.
RECORDS FOR 1888.

a. w. meet at Baltimore Nd three Woodstock
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le SAFETY ana one mile team three road
wheel ana one mile safety Rochester Y omen
record, 2443; three mile
quarter In % econdbest open to all TX
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IN cao OF twenty Is ride Springfield Roadsters still we
NN '"A "'
REMEMBER OUR CLIMBING RECORDS
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nrde.
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5umfound snrnesed
oge? ED EiGTcnS give the grades of
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