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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-07
FURNITURE FACTORY BURIED,
LynchburE, Va, Loses ONE OF Mam
Principal Indusfr lea, q ss .aSS M

LynchburE. Va Nov. Gin the uuieS
hours of the early morning LynchSus9
to-day lost one of her largest md most
successful enterprises-the furniture
factory OF the Woodson- Johnson Com
Dany In West Lynchburg.
Tho fire started about $3.50 o'clock
In the machine shop at the lower ond
OF the big building and worked Fitl;
way over the entire plant without In
terruption. i sssggI As
The main building, the out buildinEs.s
KILN, thousands Of feetsof fine IunibeF,a a
portion ofsthe railroad and several cars
were consumed before the fire stopped
In fact. the big plant:was entirely wipSd
out. and only the books and q, fep,
articles were saved. IIgSs.l5s5Ss.
The factory was fully stocked, MI,A
there was a big lot OF furniture FtSn
hand and In process OF manufactures.
The less Is estimated nt over 3l60 00OI
and there Is only s3200o inauranoe. sSssi
The fire Is believed to be OF inesnSt
diary origin. as there was no Are sn
that portion of the building when Sf
was closed In the evening. About -onp
hundred men are thrown out Of essspiOYs
ment by the fire. The plant had IisiisE
fairly started on the road to prosperIfpi
finding ready market'for all the SurIifs
ture 1t turned out and was In full cpaTa.
tion. STE ElsEts1y51s5ssss5
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-07
OHIO SENATOR'S REPUBLICAN,.
Something that Has Not Happened
Since the War.

Colubns. O., Nov. G-Latcr election
returns to-day do not materially change
tne result in Ohio, the Republicans have
ciehty-threc Representatives and twen-
tS-nlne Senators ont of III Rcpresenta-
tifes and thirty-seven Senators. The
plurality for Bushnell (Rep), for Gov
crnor, VIII fall between $4,000 and lO0,-
odo 1t is generally conceded that the
result has placed Gov Mckinley on
sold ground i'm Ohio for support for the
presidency next year
Ihe result shows that he and his
friends Loyalty supported the Foraker
faction and the Governor has earned
ana VIII receive the earnest support
OF the Foraker faction next year
Thc stale OF Ohio will now have two
Repnhlican Senators at the same time
which has not happened before since
the war, except for n brief space from
1863 to 1869, when Ben Wade and John
sherman held seats together i'm tho
upper branch of Congress
This afternoon Chairman Hurts. nf
the Republican Committee, claims ia
O0o plurality for Bushnell and major
1tN on joint ballot in the Legislature
of eighty-sevcn. The House. he says,
VIII contain cighty-cight Republicans
ana twenty-five Democrats. Two mem
bers are yet In doubt. The Senate viii
contain thirty Republicans and six
democrats. One member is still i'm
, doubt.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-07
MARYLAND ELECTION NEWS.
Neinocrnts IIuve the Senate, But the
sit House is Republican,

t baltimore, Nov. G-Later advices
from the counties show that the Demo-
Gratis VIII retain control OF the State
senate, but that the Republicans will
nave q big majority on joint ballot
The Democrats yesterday elected Ben
nett in Carroll, Bond III Calbcrt. Mich
ael i'll Hartford. Finley in Queen Ann
and jackson in \Viscomico They al
ready had nine hold over Senators. and
thus have Il vote of fourteen i'm a SEN
ate. of twcnty-siX members. Micha, l
and BENNETT We're elected as anti-Gor-
man Democrats.
. The Republicans had three hold over
senators and yesterday elected Randall
IN Anne Arundel. Dobler and Strobridgc
IN Baltimore city, Hopper in Baltimore
county, Scott i'll Washington county.
Day IN Howard Dryden in Somerset
ana Norwood in Frederick This will
give the Republicans eleven votes. One
Senatorship is still in the balance. Both
SIDES claim Kent county SanatCE.s
1fruce, Michael and Bennett will vote
with the Republicans on all questions of
good government In the House the
Ittpubiicans have the votes of Allcrha
ny, Ann Arundel, Baltimore city and
county. Cecil, Dorchester. Charles,
frederick, Garrett. Howard. Prince
George, Somerset. St Niarys, Talbot,
Washington and one from Ecnt--a titaj
81 sixty-cight. The Democratic vote
IN the House will he but twenty-thrce.
me Repubdcans Will have forty-threc
majority on joint ballot.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-07
uitfOn serious

crushed; badly Injured on body. Con-
dition serious.
Albert Weber, pressmnn on journal.
badly burned on head, arm and feet,
scalp lacerated and unconscious; inju-
ries probably fatal.
y. d. Lynch. stereotypcr OH Journal
hand, arm and face burned: confusion
of scalp. Injuries not serious.
James Holt. 1G years old, employed
by Speaker Printing Company, deep
cash across face; other injuries, but not
serious.
Martin Myers, cut In the neck, not Sc
rous.
Miss Carrie a. speck, face cut by
flying glass.
Andrew Hildrescheid, larceratcd by
spllntered glass.
Thomas Williams. assistant foreman
journal composing room, struck III head
DN steam pipe; injuries not serious.
Frank Grciner, artist. Calvert Litho-
graphing Company, seriously cut about
head with glass.
Joseph q. Bcrcsford, bookkccpcr Z.
f.. Collier \ Co., slightly injured.
Lucy Holden, stcnographer z. Il. Col
lier Il Co, slightly injured.
Margaret l.. Robinson, stenographcr
p. f. Collier Il Co, slightly injured.
Joseph Winter, bookkrcper Davis &.
Co.. painfully injured, but not seriously.
Walter OFT, artist. Calvert I.Stho-
graphing Company. hands ana wrists
cut.
Herman Miller, Office boy Calvert Lith-
ographing Company. knocked down ana
severely cut by falling glass.
t. Thompson, engineer Journal, badly
cut and brui=:d
The Detroit Journal was located at
Shelby and Larncd streets, occupying
Tor Its main Offices n srvcnty-foot front
on Larned street. Next, east Of It's
building and in pnrt of the same block.
were two twcnty-fout fronts, which con
Stituted' the scene!of the disaster. One
of these, No 45 WAS wholly occupied
by John Davis & Co. salcratus manu-
lacturcrs and dealers In Erocers' sup
plies. while In the basement of the othcr
were the two boilers which exploded.
Just'a bovc the boiler room on the first
iioor was the Journal mailing room. Tho
second floor was occupied by the Kohl
brand Engraving Company and w, w.
Dunlap's agency for Rogers Typorraph
supplies. On the third and folIrths we're
j. George lIillers book bindcry and the
TOP floor was the Journals stereotyping
room. There were three stcrcotypprs
at work In the Journals floor, about
thirty girls in the book hindery, be-
sides the proprietor; "a machinist and
several others In the Typograph supply
Shops; several engravcrs and assist
ants I'm the kohlbrand rooms and n force
OF clerks on the ground floor--thc mall
ing room. There were six persons In the
Davis building. In, the basement were
the engineer, fireman and several press
men.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-07
A GREAT MID-sEAsoN SALE
or Nigh Glass Dry Goods, and GeAf,,
ments for WOmen's md GhsyceAsSsf
Wear, Commencing Nor. Ath. 81 y

Highest standard goods at the loyaaf
price ever known. Think Of AIs.Vgspl
goods for 26c. All Wool PlR4ds WsSsh
worth Soc. now 40c. Fancy s1WSa%SsaS
In Black and Colored Dress aobsass
worth 6oc. and 75c. now SOC. LadisSs
Cloth worth 81 now 76c. Clay EarRHS
(54 inches wide), worth ST., now S sSE;
Wool Dress Goods from 10c UP. 5s'ssS sss
Remember. all goods are not red iucsIE
from the low figures previously lpiaSSa
on them. but the unusual IoWerfHR ~
many prices renders this sale rem ErsS
able in all respects. Some wondS SYs sia
Wraps for Ladies. Misses, and sJhH
dren. Surprises await you sna nit,
Muslin Underwear Department, 81 EGwSs
All-Wool Shirt-Waist only TIC. WaStM
81. Boys Waist worth 60c, fie9g# S6FS.
Ladies' Wool Waist worth $I,7b aHisS ass
to close only $l.25. Sponge, Crspan. tHR
ideal lining for dresses. ST
r. A. SAuNDEHE.ss
172 Main sSreafss
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-07
BRILLIANT BALTIMORE MARRIAGE
Miss Iifinny and Mr.. Abbott Joyned
in the bonds of EcaIack.

Baltimore, Nov. G.-Miss Katherine
hlcLane Tiffany. daughter of pr. Louis
McLane Tiffany, of Baltimore, was
married to-day to Mr.. Gordon Abbott.
of Boston. Grace p. T. Church. where
the Ceremony was performed. was hand
somely decorated with flowers and
plants for the OCCASION The edilicc
was throngcd with the relatives and
friends of the families Of the bridal
couple, which included many society
people of i'altimorc, New York. and
Iioston when Rev Arthur Chiffon
Powell pronounced them man and wife.
Messrs Whitney, Lane, Wycth. and
Adams. of Boston. and DR. Bowen, of
New York. came over with MIR Cor
don and served as ushcrs. Miss Tiffa-
NY, OF New York, and Miss Gibson. of
l'oston, were among the bridesmaids.
Miss Madeline Jackson. of Boston, was
maid Of honor.
Miss Tiffany entered the church with
her father, by whom she was given
away at the altar, where she was met
by MIR. Abbott and his best man. his
brother, Mr.. Walters Abbott.
There was no breakfast after the
wedding, owing to the mourning Of
the groom. Mr.. Abbott entertained his
ushers at supper last evening at the
Maryland Club.
After the wedding journey Mr.. and
Mrs. Abbott will live in Boston. where
they have taken apartments on Com
monwcalth avenue,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-07
The CRIME OF N iURDE
Committed In a Shocking Manner alsia
Aged and Respected Virginia eitllsa. Ig5'
SHOT IN THE FACE AND THROAT eUy. jl!.|
Willis ID. Kibicr, n Fsrmer, ResIdfHa
Near Lnray, Is Shot Throush sh az ~
window of Hia Residenco ~ Z sss
niood Thirsty scoundrel WhosSS
identity as Yet, Is q Mystery. 8, I,

Richmond, Va, Nov. GA & Lurays
va, special to The Dispatch says:
One Of the most shocking and brUs
tai murderes ever perpetrated III this
noon ut the home Of Mr.. Willis %. XIII
Ter near the base of the MasRaAuty0tl
mountain, about five or Hix miles SnoEtAs
east of Euray. 3 SSS}s; 5Ss
Mr. Ktbler himself was the YicfiIas
He was II years old and unmarried, aid
MS household consisted OF himself Anc
nephew, Newton Kibier q sbex a
years of age, who was pl6ughinH not
very far from the house when hia Uii =
Gle returned home about 4 O'Clock, askxs
naVtnG been to Springfield to SYetSs
Mr.. Kibler said he was not feellng ytaiI
and after giving the boy some dsress
tlons went to the house
ABOUT half hour afterwards itIre
nephew heard the report OF glnE aud
four or FIVE minutes later two rnoEs
discovered the dead body OF his JanSan
lying IN the yard. He had been pta6E
IN the left side of the face, the lSS&
ranging upward and entering thefbrS4ns
The back part of his head was cpuSEa a&
In with q blunt instrument and 3hu
victims throat was out, the windp}tses
being severed. The shots were Nra6
through the window Of the kitchen aid
were sufficient to cause death. q. .gI 81 fsa
The murderer. however, made RtiFr
WIN VI haSleHlE tne end py the, bNayT
on. the head and the use Of the katie,
The gun used belonged to the nsuS44
dered man and an axe, said not t0
belong on the place. wes found.
The pocket of the slain man's cceS.
where he usually carried his monay.
was found empty, and pocket diary
he had kept for nearly thirty ,yeRfb.i
was found near the hetiy Seme stI a.
picions are entertained as to the perhs4
traitor of the horrible decd ~ The de-
ceased was q Confederate veteran ana
generally respected. jijt3T3S SsgftF55 g
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-07
utnh Republican nv 1900 Mo,or,,,

Salt Lake, Utah., Nov. G.-Lntcst rc-
turns indicate the election of Wells
(Repo, candidate for Governor. over
Cainc Dcm), by 1000 to l. 500 ma iority.
Roh2rts tDcm) candidate for Con
gress. is probably elected over Allen
Wep). by 500 majority. Democrats
election goes To the Republicans by de,
creased majoritics. The Legislature
will be safely Republican. which in
sures two United States. Senators for
the party. The Populist party cut an
insignificant figure throughout the Ter
ritory.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-07
THE SMOKE is LIFTING
From the Political Battlefield and a Clear
and Comprehensive View Can be Had.
HOW NEW YORKAND MARYLAND LOOKS.
The News ms CLEANED from tho Differ.
ent states Telling OF orvfciorics and
Defcats, the victors ana Van.
quishcd, Rnd The Parties Engaged
Therein Many Surprises.

New York, Nov. 6.-Corrected re-
turns do not diminish the size of the
Republican victory. In this State the
plurality is close to $4,000. Thirty-siX
Republican senators to fourteen Demo
Gratis have been elected, and the AS
sembly will stand 1O2 Republicans to
As Democrats.
In Brooklyn, which went 5000 Demo
cratic on the State ticket, Wurster
(Rep) hns been elected Mayor by 1900
on The face of the returns.
4. j. Gleason claims to be elected
Mayor Of Long Island City by less than
700 vates.
Clarence LeXow is returned to the
State" Senate by over 5000 plurality,
ana Henry j. Coggcshall, who was re-
fused Il nomination by the Republicans
tho Thrty-fourth District, wins with
over 1000 votes to spare.
In New Jersey John w. Griggs is
eicctd Governor by 22.5i3 plurality over
Alex. II, McGill Oem), and six of the
counties which elected Senators rsi
turned Republicans. This will make
the next Senate stand: Republicans Is;
Democrats, l3. The lower house, which
was elected entire will stand: Republi-
cans, IL; Democrats, 10
In massachusetts with one county
tncomplete, Grcenhalgc (Rep) for
Governor, has Il plurality of $3.50. The
entire State ticket is elected. and
both branches OF the Legisla turc will
be strongly Republican.
Pennsylvania capped the climax by
going Republican by l6l?lt
New York, Nov. 6.-Returns received
UP TO midnight materially increase the
Republican, plurality i'm this State In
all but half n dozen counties the figures;
have been filed with county clerks and
the results compiled from their figures
give Palmer, the Republican candidate
Tor Secretary of State, II plurality of
Ao,1eo..a In nearly every county the ac-
Iuai republican vote is heavier than the
estimate Of last night Indicated The
standing of the next Senate will he
36 Republicans and IL Democrats. The
House will be: Republicans. 103: Demo
Gratis, A. In the Thirty -fouth Assem-
bly, District of this city and the Seven
teenth Senatorial District there aue
close contests which may slightly
change the result
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-07
A FARMER KILLS TWO MEN.
}. III. Hayes Uses u Pistol with Deadly
Effect on the Harper Rrothcrs.

Birmingham, Ala, Nov. GA special
TO the Statc-Herald from Opelikn, Ala,
says: fatal difficulty occurred near
RoNhna. In this county, this morning
between J. II. Hayes, IL farmer, and two
negroes. Nlitchell and Henry Harpet,
Tn" negroes were tenants on Hayes
farm, ana they had had some misun-
derstnndinG. Twice they had driven
liayes Out of his field. and this morn
Ing he rode out 10 see them. They or
dcred him out again. He refused to
20. and Mitchell Harper pulled off his
coat and told Hayes they would make
him 20. They then began to attack
Hayes, whereupon he drew n 3S-callbrs
pistol and opened fire on them, shoot
ing Henry Harper through the head
twice. from which he soon expired, and
shooting Mitchell Harper through the
left breast. from which wound he Will
also die. Hayes has the reputation of
being one OF the best citizens in his
beat, and his friends claim he acted
strictly iii self-defence. No arrest has
been made yet.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-07
KENTUCKY REPUBLICAN,.
The Republicans Will Probably Com.
troll the Legislature.

Louisville, Ky, Nov. 6.-The political
land slide struck Kentucky yesterday
with sufficient force to reduce the nor
NAL Democratic majority almost to the
vanishing point, If 1t has not disappear
cd. The secret blanket ballot made the
returns provokingly slow, while several
counties could not be reached by tele-
graph-hHt enough We're received to in
dicate that the vote for Governor Will
be close between p. w Hardin (Dem.)
and w. .. Bradley Rcp.). The vote
was light throughout the State, and
shows general Democratic loss, not
only for Hardin, but for the entire DEM
ocratic ticket. Hardin was scratched
considerably In some counties, but in
few he ran ahead OF his ticket. Re
turns from 63 counties outside of Louis
vile, complete or estimated. give Har-
din GS'6G2 and Bradley 67,442. In JEFF
fcrson county the vote complete Is:
Hardin, 1876; Bradley. 1883. For
Lieutenant Governor, Tyler {Dcm.) re-
ccived 1914 and Worthinston Rcp.),
los. Other candidates received about
the same vote.
This shows that Hardin was not
scratched, but that the Democrats re-
inained at home or voted the Republi-
can ticket There are 80 counties to
hear from, majority OF which usually
give large Democratic pluraltics.
Scattering returns from about half
losses and ii is considered doubtful
whether Hardin can come to Jefferson
county with u vote sufficient to over
come the Republican plurality of 5.597
here. The greatest surprise of the cleo
tion is In the profile control OF the
lower House of the Legislature by the
Republicans. The returns indicate the
election of 80 Republicans and II Dem
ocrats. and 9 doubtful
Democrats elect and Republicans Q
Senators. but the hold over Senators
Will give the Democrats a majority in
the tI senate and probably on joint ballot.
fhc closeneSs of the Legislature will
make Senator Blacliburns recollection
doubtful. In Louisville the rRcpubIi-
cans made almost Il clean sweep They
elected all the Aldermen. q majority Of
the Councilmen. the three Park Com
Trustees.
George Durelle defeated Judge Geo.
5. Enstin, the present incumbent for
Judge of the State Court of Appeals
by 2.3iS
Louisville, KY. Nov. G.-Thc Rcpubli-
cans are no less surprised tonight than
are the Democrats Mt the result of YES
terday's election. When the detained
returns began to come in to-day Chair
man norman, of the Democratic State
committee, conceded the election of w.
-. bradley as Governor and the entire
Republican State ticket by plurality
ranging from 5000 to 10000 Mr.. Har-
ain also gave upthe contest
returns on the election Of the mem
pers ot the Legislat turc are incomplete,
nut indicate that the Democrats have
elected forty-nine and the Populists
one which would mako the House n tie
provided the Republicans elect repre-
scntatiVeS in the unreported counties.
Which are generally Republican, The
Democrats will have n small majority
In the Senate.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-07

milwaukee,, Wis, Nov. 6.-By direc-
tion of the Attorney General the cele-
bratcd cases against Eugene V. Debs,
the officers of the a. r. u, and promi-
ncnt members of the Order in this city,
have been dropped. Judge Seaman Ill
ing nollcs in each OF the cases on mo-
tion of the District Attorney and John
L. Fish. The special counsel who was
engaged for the sole purpose of prose-
cutting the cases. The cases grow out
of the great y. r. u. strike of 1888,
charging the officers and other mem-
bers with conspring to obstruct mail
trains between Milwaukee and Chi
cago.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-07
Norva, rzas about $4,000 Majority.

Omaha. Neb., Nov. G.-Scattering re-
turns this morning from the rural dis
tricts Indicate that Norval for Su-
eTemc Court Judge. has about $4,000
plurality. This city and county have
gone heavily Republican. Judge G. r..
scott, whose career has been familiar
to newspaper readers for his imprison-
ment of Editor Rosewatcr, of The Bee,
mas been reelected in spite OF the oppo-
sition OF the entire bar He is actually
running ahead of his ticket in many
districts. the attacks upon him having
apparently helped HIM
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-07
why This should be Ra,,sas !.

money. If You will only take the tisGas e
investigate our prlces. Nowhere SiE
can you equal these pricee. s fseSta aas
fine capes. $3.50 and upwards; fina jaHs5
cts and REFERS. So and upwardrs fsfs59
dren's long coats and reefeps, 81. and sin
yard; fine wool plaids, 1876 yard ali SrssS
red flannel. 16c. yard; /; fine white HsfsSanI
16c. yard; Utica bleaohed size nrssss Ffg
yard; large linen, X sixe nap iIlS s;ssz
dozen; fringed doylies, ESQ. dozsnIi iS ilSS3
wool shirts. full size, Soc; saSEls sss 49i
numerous other argainH. 81 ss553 s{31
E LEVY BROS. BARGAIN sTesEE E 53
"a ssei atFsSsSs'
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-07
The Suffrage Clause on ITS Third
RcndinE.

Columbia. S. c.. Nov. 6.-The Conven-
tion has at last completed the discus
sion of the suffrage article and the
whole thing has now been sent to a
third reading. This morning vigorous
effort was made to prevent the posi-
bility of fraud in the handling of the
rcgistra ton hooks. but n provision look
ing to this was killed After an extend
ed debate an ordinance, providing for
an issue of State bonds to- enable the
several counties to do business on a
cash basis, was killed.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-07
Dragged from Their BED ana whippa.

Coleman. Fla, Nov. 6.-Last night
masked men went to the home of Moses
Witherspoon, about a mile from here.
broke down the door, took Witherspoon
and wife from bed. dragged them into
the woods and then stripped and whip
ped them severely. Withcrspoon and
his wife do not bear n very good
reputation and 1t is supposed they were
whipped to frighten them and make
them leave
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-07
Fifty Thousand Democratic Majority
I'm JIiSsisSip.,i

Jackson. Miss, Nov. 6.-Mississtppf is
saved from the Republican landslide by
n 1arge majority. Hon. C. M. VIII
hanson, Chairman of the State Exc
cutivc Committee. says that Burkittlsm
and Populism is q dead letter in this
State. McLaurin. the Democratic
candidate for Governor, Is reported to
have beaten Rurkitt In his home coun-
ty (Chickasaw). The majority in the
State is probably $4,000.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-07
nocI.bridge County me,uru,.

Lexington. Va, Nov. 6.-Complete re-
turns from20 precincts out of twenty
one in Rockbridge county. give fo,,
Legislature: X. +. Leach Oem.), 33I
majority over Charles bod Rep.). and
]. 5: Craig lDem), 322 majority over
j. w. Waddy (Rep). The one pre-
cinct to hear from will not change tho
majoriiics by seven votes either way.
Only onc-hnlf of the votes in the coin-
ty were pollcd and the election excited
no interest whatever
l(Inl,tir....l -. MIL, r..
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-07
Twenty Millions a RaiIrSa,,

New York, Nov. 6.-The Nov York.
Lake Erie and Western railroad was
sold to-day at RamapoS under fore
closure decree to C. II. Coster, Louis
Fitzgerald and Anthony j. Thomas,
the reorganization committee, for
SIC, ,000, 600.
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Newest Elas. xSssf fss .s9aSss
pain. M.:Y. d Rooms. 1sanass Ss
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Continued on Third rage.)