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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court IN aud Tor salt Lake
County, Territory OF Utah,
order 10 show cause Why order o. sale VI real
estate should no. 10 made,
In the matter OF the estate OF John n. Rumel.
drrrafel,
hUsTANE a. NAUkMAN, THE ADMIN.
VI isUatur Of tho estate Of John II. llumel
dcceasei hayius lied Ms petition hcrcin. duly
verified, praying for an order OF sails Of an
me real estate ~ said dcgodtnt. Tor the pur.
poses therein set forth, u "a therefore ordered
~ the Judge uf fgid court, thAI All persons
Interested "a thr estate OF said deceased,
appear before ,hc said Probate Court on
"wednesday, thc JTd day ~ July, Ices,
~ 10 O'Clock u the forenoon ~ sad
day, ht the count room ~ sAli Probate
Court, At tho County Court Housc. IN tie city
and county ui RAFT Lake. Utah 1rrfitory, 10
show cause why an order chou. not To
granted 10 the said adm ulstrAtur, 20 col 90
much OF the real estate ~ tho sad deceased %
pubic M private sale az shall be- necessary
ana that copy NJ this order no published NJ
least 'Our successive weeks IN tie nEHEUUT
EyENlNG NEWs, newspaper printed Aad
published IN sAit rity anu county
Dated June ilA, ISIS.
!, &. MCSALIN,
Probate Judge.
WAnpLLL a ADAMS. attorneys Tor admin.
islrAtOr.
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leave 10 use statement on motion for
new trial upon appeal.
Susanuah Bhylls, W Hober Young
ct nj; default and dismissal Of NJ. j.
Cochfhu; Judgment u foreclosure.
J. e.. ". Coke Va Wan. II. whitney
al nj; default aud foreclosure.
Ages q. SAMSON vs. Fred &. San.
som; Attorney John NJ. Cannon with.
draws ne counsel for defendant.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Eftato OF susannuh Foulger Deceased.
NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ undersigned, administrator Of the estate
OF susHnuAh fOulgeT deceased. to the credit.
oru Of, and all persons having clains
against tho said deceased, % eAhibit them
Win toe uucessuTy vouchers within four months
after tho tlrst publication ~ thisn1uco, 10 the
sald Administrator at hls place NJ buainess ~
street salt Lake CITY, Utah territory.
Dated May 10, lsls
HERBERT j, FOuLGER,
Administrator OF tho estate uf susannab
foulHer, deceased.
ALEXANDER McMAsTER,
Attorney toE EsIAIe.
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BIDS WANTED.

sNLr LAKE CIR U.ah. June stu, los
DROrusALS FOR FuHNISUIN
school supplies Will be- received by tho
uuat1 u education until " co., tuesday. juno
18Th, lspA Az hIl1 arc 10 DO made for FUR
nishlns and delivering 60 tue once uf the
board NOS later than August 10Th, i-g1 nids
must 10 accompanied by samples with prices
marked, aud tho name of tho bidder. Inc
tight T. reserved 10 reject any aud all hid.
Specifications and sAWpIcs 81 tho kind Of suu.
piles required, or any dttifed explanations
may be obtained AZ the board OF odurAuun
once. j, u, MuNErON, CLERK,
Hoard OF Education.
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Aud in areurI7uro VIII lRV, auI tho u.IHs
~ tUU board OF directors, made A.uI . I..
30 wauY HHlrua ~ each parcel NJ tU.I HIH..
aa may be- necessary viii hu sold 80 W.I...
unIuu u the y0mpan,. room nj ". UNsU IiHfr-
.Ui ~. MAN, sails iakU city. tHn IUf.
utury, Tuesday. lith GhY ui Iuur, I.f ID
suclock pm, 90 uAy de- lHUuyni asTr#tHtlL
together Win cust ul ldNprtsiUE uUI rhHrrs8
Of sale ", q, VAS iiuUN.
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LEGAL NOTICE..

In the Probate Court iu and tor Salt LAKE.
County, Territory u Titan.
In the matter Of tho estate Of Jancitc A.
tuNUuE, declared
NOTICE u HIIlLHN GIVEN THAT
~ rotofC towUug, Hdn Illustrator ~ tho
estate Of JauCttc 4. CDNIipH deceased. has
rendered fOr settlement, aud hlod iu said
court, his mai account Of his administration Of
said estate aud petition for nnni distribution OF
the rrsiduc 81 shid estate among the persons
entitled thereto, ami that saturday, tie 21ud
day u June. A. u, ili, At 10 o'clock a m, A.
tho court room ~ stid court, tn the County
Court House. salt laso city and county, Uuh
Territory has been duly appointed by the
Judge NJ said court, TOT the settlement OF sad
account aud hearing SAID peuupu for ilstriuu
lion, At which time AMI place any person inter
sstcd tn said estate may appear and show
raufu, n any there DO, why said account
should not he settled Hni approved and hnAl
distfihuunn made NJ prayed for,
Dated May olsi, 4. %. isll. ........
e. o.. STANTON.
tlcfk " the Probate Court.
~ A. q. NEEsI, Deputy,
WAppELL & ADAMS. Attorneys Tor Admin.
isuAIor.
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OGDEN.
$Gl,02O Damage Suit.

Ata special ssssiln Uf tho Fourth
district courts being heard this suit Of
James A. Wright against tho Southern
Pacific company for 1920 damages.
Wright was employed In the Carlin
yard ~ switchman and says that
through the negligence Of the deien-
dan,s he was struck W the engine and
run over by train OF cars, cutting ME
foot OIL, for which hs SUES for $4,000
damages. As another cause for action
plaintiff alleges that nty cents PET
month was deducted from his wages
iOr hospital fres; that the medical al.
tendance vuich he received was 10.
cOmpetenii that they amnutstod the
limb At tho tliigh instcaI of below The
knee, md also ielt thu bone without y
cushion Of u 'ah, thus preventing him
from ever being able 10 woar an art.
1cial limb, Tor which he asks another
$4,000 utm,ges; also sl,02O, the am.
ouul o. wng's he vOulu have earned.
Messis. Rlcrards * MoMillan appear
tor plaintiff an1 ThsmS Marhau,
Salt LAKE, AMI Evans d RJgo,s for
defendant.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
STATE OF willIAm II, GrOvts. Deceased.

NOTICE Is nRREBY GIVEN ~ the
~ uudor6lghod, eAcrutnra Of the last viii
AMI testament 0t william n, bruyCs, deceased,
TO tho "rCditorA or aud all uorsuns having
clauus against the sad deceased, IN rNhibit
them. with the uCcclaaTy vouchers, within ten
months Afler the ntHt publication OF tnis no
tee, ~ the said executors, al the or.cr OF
Richards a ~ hhrda, room aOi McUurnlok
Block salt Lake C,tY, Titan.
Dated May a., lslt -.....-
JAME1 A. LILLE,
Executors Of the will OF William H. Groves
deceased.
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The People Of the Territory Of thh seni
To /. q. Hiatt, Thoms, u. 'heaTman and Mfs
Eimita -tearmanhis vie, ~ alter y. love
sud hnina b.. Love, his VIE. "hboft L.
chamberlain, ana Aunio ~ Chamberlain.
Liswiie. g ". - Unfth aud iri.oliiA :
q, inith, his wife, Louis D. i.'rsnus ami
Nlfs. i.u's fauun.. me Nauon.i ians
III. aud Mifa. a. T.. tU,'s, iH wife. and the
MouupUulan investlnent Company, ar0r'
pofaiiuu, Parker Dgpuc, corporation,
swan D. Gibson. dciendanta'
} Hi hla thNtUl NlV .ltttp To Az
gsar t1 40 uHyou brought usaius' you "
%" usuNy t1frHI plstnuu 10 sue Dlstfict t1uW
ni .Ug ihiiI Jnd.cinl UHtriUt ct mo tCuiiury
90 iAhi Efi 60 answer slD complaint i.rd
.tofv.n N.IiIIn tcn Uays.txrlrsivc 0i tho DAY 0f
-.rUtcl AFTER ne service On you OF lhs
.Hnimons-it seftrf within thia tulntrs D
served GOT " TINS county. hut IN th's district
within iWon,y daysi otherwise tithn foFiy
dhyk-ot judgment uy default rIli he taten
aFainst on. recording 10 the PRAYER OF ss.d
complaint
ihia action ls brought to have Judgment
ngnluat defendant uihtt IN sum " !t'', With
Interest at .on per cen per anuum' rom sep
tUfnuar It 4 D., tur1ilt taxes paid, $50 att1r'
rFff fees mi costs Of suit. alleged 90 10 duc
,u two ctrialn I-iwifs0rv notes, executed ~
defendant iiiau o. p.aiuilh, Johnston. q
I lien w., Margaret and K0ialino Gibson,
March 10, lsII. c4tu Tor 4t'u With interest
from date. OIL ton rCr cent por Annum--saiuc
being Due and wholly unpald save $40 and
Lucn " and Margaret Gibsin having since
ty.HWu ~ age, and duIV assignui their inter
cs,s Iu tsld notes 90 plaintiha. who arr now me
owners thereof HaU uutsa being secured by n
mortgage Of even date on premises hereinafter
dee riHei, executed b. tlid Hiatt, tu sad
Johnston No guardian, ~ haNu tie usual de.
cree ~ this court tor tbu foreclosure OF sad
mortgage and SAFE " said pfUmltca utIuiFIug
that proceeds u such sale he applied ~ pay.
Weut % aWuunu due A. ahugui thni defend
ants AND nlI ueft1ns claiming under them bo
barred Aui turcrlusCl 81 all clam 90 equity NJ
redemption 10 siii premise, innt Ula.utiHf
have deficiency Judgment agnust defendant
mat hud Tor other ryltyt3 said promis,s are
described ~ follow. to.wit. ~ - lot @,
block Z, I've aero Plat a, big ilold survey,
situate in SAT- Lave County, Utah TERRITORY.
AND you are hereby notified that ~ YOU fAb
90 appear and answer Tho said complaint as
above required, the said platinum wiiaIply to
tho court Tor the fchct dumtndgi therein
Wines the Hen samuel =. Merritt, judge,
and the sea. of the district court "
tho Ihiri JUuIcial uisttHL IN ant
tstAL.l Tor tho fOfuiOrY OF utah. tins atb
day nt February, lu tho year Ut our
Lord ono thousand eight hundred
aud niuriysfiVt.
DAVID q. DUNBAR, CLERK.
~ CEoruE %. Looms. Deputy Clgrs.
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Nn1lce mo- srooKAoLnERs.

1NHE ANNUAL MEETING ofIht
Milltng Company. Tor tho olocuon .t
officers and tho TRANSACTION o. pm
other business a. may properly ,"I
on'ee Of tbe compnnv. In Rich ris Ncl.
ards once. 9th Moor OF MntOrnck bogA' 'eN
Lute CITY, at O'CLOCK y. M, June 49, ls''.
May .ylh, 1875. - uvnr s.oy
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NOTICE ~ llEHEuY GIVEN THAT
~ lhcophllus NJ, DAVIS, administrator "
thu estate ot M,rtin Nelson. deceased, ha.
fvudCI Oh Tor settlement, and lied 10 said
court, MS hual brcuuut ~ his Antniuiatratnr
~ sad estate aud petition for final distubG.
ton " the residue of said estate among tho
tue sjih day " June. a. u l-l', ~ 90 O'Clock
d. us, 81 the ruurt room Of Hniu court, in tic
County Court tiuusc, tat Lake tity aud
pointed by the Judge ~ sale court, Tor lho sot
UuWrut W sAid account aud hearing faid
petition tor ditlribuu1n, A. which time aud
place any ucrsun Interested TO- sAii estate nav
appear ana show cause, N any there be, Why
sam atruuut should not bee settled and az.
proved and unAl distribution made a. prayed
Tor.
Dated June :, 4 u, Isss.
e.. Y. STANTON.
Clork N tho Probate Court
Hy A, y, REESE, Deputy.
John NJ. Cannon, attorney Tor administra
tor
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IHoAl NOTICE.

In the Probate Court IN and Tor salt Lake
County, Territory Of Utah,
Notica Of Time aud Place Tor the Hearing Of
Petition Tor Admission 20 Probate
Of wal
In tho matter ~ the estate 81 susanna
-nWoly Noung deceased
DuRsuANr 10 Az ORDER up SAID
rouit 90 said matter, notice IL hereby
gwen that lursday, tho l-th Day Of June. A. u.
~ b, NJ 20 O'Clock a. m, at the County Court
House In SAT- Lake City Utah Territory. In
the court room u uAid court hAs been APP
pointed tie time anu place for tho hearing OF 4
ptutiun ~ Charles burton, praying for tho
admission o. probate NJ a certain document
thrfoNlth presented, VurportinF 10 be- tho last
viii aud testament Ut .usauual uNcy Dung
deceased, when and where all persons inter.
Csted may appear ana upuuHu tho probate Of
said will. or the ErAntiag ~ letters testament.
Ary % Charles b. burton as prayed Tor IN said
petition
In witness whereof 1 have hereunto set
my hand and AnlNcd tho zeal Of
IsEAL SAID court, thus jri day OF June, a.
ID. les.
q, D. STANTON,
Clerk Of Probate court.
Ky A. q. lttIsL,
Barlow Ferguson, Attorney Tor petitioner.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

The Brigham Young Memorial ss'O-
citation acAuov ledgeo receipt Of the
following contributions TO assist In tue
luilding of the Pioneer monument
From H.. Joseph ward, oneida
Stake:
bishop Edward n Perkins .us,i 20
GAVIN Wheeler, ......-.. oil, ...,'''''' "
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SIMMONS
10 the District Court M snd Tor the Thirl
Judicial District ~ utah Territory, county
Of salt Lac

Andrew J. Gibson and Rosalinc G,bsou. mi.
rors. by jAmus Johnston, their general
guardian, plainiih1,
., 4. Hiatt, Thomas q. sherman and Mrs.
HmuA -Lssraau.his wife, Waltet u. Love
End tmma y Lowe, h'a wife, Utheit l.
Chamberlain and Annie n. Chamberlain,
he VIE, q. ". q. Drflth aud iff-'iit \
G+dth, iia wife, Louis ., Itrsons AMI
sire Louis q, fAfAons, the NatOnal llans
81 the Republics corporation. " g. 20.
Dis aud Aifs. Is. q Coils hs wife. AMI tho
Mlropo'tNn invcstment Company, cor
poratuu. rsrtsf 8 Ucpue, corporation,
tAfAh %. Gibson. defendants
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.


street, SAT- Lake cry, Utah.
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ nc regular meeting ~ tho hoard 81
dircctnTs uf sad company, held on tho 10Th
day Ut MAY, l'a3, Assessment No. ~ nj i've per
cent or 10 tcuis per share, was levied On the
capital stock ~ $40 corporation, payable on
June ist l'A, ~ tho secretary, al tho once u
TIE company room %, q ullon Hotel, Mest
Second south 7tueet, salt Lake city, utah.
Any stocg upon which this assessment fhall
remain unpaid on Monday, july lst, 1856. will
Dee delinquent and advertised for sale ~ public
AUCTION, auG unless payment is made hetOre.
Will be- sold on Wednesday, July 8lst, l-p3. at
orlurk %. m, tl pay the delinquent Hssess-
mcni together with the costs OF advertising
and expenses ~ sale
By urdcf OF the BOARD Of drect0rs
ARTHUR PARSONS, SOcy
tGi West second North street. salt Lake
CITY, Utah, May i!ud, lsIa.
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LEGAL NOTICE,

In the Probate Court In and for salt Lake
County, Territory Of utah
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In the matter VI tho estate of Martin Nelson,
deceased,
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rom Thatcher ward, oneida stake:
Total .........-. ...............


subscriptions from residents Of tho
Thirteenth ward, salt Lake city,
per bishop Nelson 4 Empuyss.a, .0A ID
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Alice Adslla Bailey. plaintiff ,,. Ralph BAILEY
uetUndluL
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In the Probate Court IN aud Tor salt Lake
County, Territory OF Utah,
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sophia A. pallcy, plaintiff. VI. Guaiays
hing, defendant
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mARsHAL's SALE.

Dated At salt Lake CITY. juno az. Il
JOilN NJ CASSuN
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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In tho matter ~ the estate 81 susanna
snWoly Noung deceased
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-21
PAWTUXET.

The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Baptist
Church held their annual sale III Fire
mans hall, corner OF Sheldon and Com
mercial streets, on Tuesday and Wednes-
day evenings. The hall was very pref
tily decorated and the various booths
looked very attractive. The japanese
booth was IN charge of Mrs. A. G. Burn
ham, Miss Grace Huntcliff, Mrs. Walter
Case, Miss Alice Crandall; cake table,
Miss Rees and Mrs. Burrell; fancy ar
%ticles, Mrs. Banning, Miss May and Miss
Hattie Bowen; domestic articles, Miss
Austin, Miss Collins, and Miss Crandall.
The supper was under the super
vision OF Mrs. Manchester and Mrs.
Slocum. The firemen were present as a
company On Tuesday evening, and were
welcome by the L. A. s. President, Mrs.
William Lee.
A collision between an electric and a
heavily loaded wagon took place in what
is known as fuckers Hollow" just by
A. Il. Potter's residence, in the early
evening yesterday. The car was run by
conductor Jesse Cham berlain. The wagon
was filled with meats, eggs, ETC., which
was being brought out TO Henry /. Ran
dali OF the place, and driven by a Mr..
Sherman. Wagon and provisions were a
complete muck, and all traffic was stop
ped until the track was cleared some
little time later.
Mrs. +. w. Bloomer is visiting friends
at Connecticut.
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EAST PROVIDENCE.

The first nomination Of officers for the en-.
SUNG term was made in Loyal Alpha Lodge
last evening.
The Wimodaugbsis held a meeting yesterday
afternoon with Mrs. Ford on Wellington ave.
nue., Providence.
The Grattan Literary Society held their
regular meeting last evening. Mr.. John Nc
Curl was elected secretary. IL was voted 10
hold a social next Wednesday evening. The
Grattan Minstrel Troupe will assist in tho
entertainment.
The regular meeting OF the Thomas r.
saulsbury Camp,iS..of ", was held last even.
ing in q. A. Hall. Past Captain y. NJ. Blake
OF PawtucKet was present as inspecting OH.
Ger. The third degree was conferred on one
candidate in n very creditahle manner.
There were several Members Of Bucklin Post,
g.. A. r., present. and a collation. was served.
The Ballou Society OF the First Universalist
Church held a chowder supper last evening at
the church.
The ". p. @. u Of the First Universalist
Church held a business meeting at the church
last evening.
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week. passed through that town yesterday,
riding South on a gray horse.

week. passed through that town yesterday,
riding South on a gray horse.
DEATH OF THE MINISTER.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 21.-Senor Augusta De
Zeguira Thedim. Portuguese minister to the
United States. died at his residence here at
$50 o'clock this morning of congestion Of the
lungs, after a short illness.
SIR HENRY PoNsoNBy DEAD.
CowEs, Isle of Wight, Nov. 2l.-sir Henry
Ponsonby, formerly private ..secretary Ito
Queen Victoria. and keeper OF the privy
purse, died at 8 o'clock this morning Of
paralysis.
SUICIDE OR ACCIDENT.
NEW YORK. Nov. ei.-The body OF Calvert
vaux, the. famous landscape artist. who has
been missing from his sons homo since Nor
day, was found in Gravesend Bay today. 1t
is not Known whether. he committed suicide
or accidentally foil into the water.
SAN FRANCISCO WANTS 1T.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 2l.-The COMMITTEES
which will present the claims of San Fran
cisco for the National Republican convention
has been named. and will soon start for
Washington on its mission. The
vas selected as follows: General X. +. Fred
ericks, George A. knight. A. G.. Booth. all OF
San Francisco; N. II. Chapman. Ned Bluff and
H.. s. Osborne. Los Angeles. NJ. II. De Young
was made ex.ofilcio member OF the committee.
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sidering the work they did, and the ref
erence as treated was warmly applauded.
Mr.. Spooner, continuing, said, "But
why should / detain you with further
reference to this one wardY The only
reason / nave spoken of the trouble there
is because there i alone find the state.
ments on which the Independents base
their claims for a change In the govern
ment of the city. III these misrepresen-
tations are the ideas that rule the Inde-
pendents then j say God save the city of
Providence from such reformers.
"This is the beginning OF a campaign to
captnre 10 cities of the State and then
the State itself by the Democrats. 1t Is
sufficient to remember this in order TO
keep the city in the Republican column.
A great deal is known OF Democratic
pi omises and also Of the non-performance
of promises made. We know the distress
we have passed through ince the election
of n Democratic president. We know the
promises of good times made before that
election and that since that time there
has been much idlencss. and il there is
now slight bettermeDt of conditions
this is due to the confidence that the re-
cent Republican victories have inspired
and IL these ripples have caused such a
change what will be the result OF the cleo
tion Of a Republican president and the
majority OF the two houses OF CongressY
Tie prospect Is very bright for such q
victory and will the news now be herald
ed all over the land that Providence, the
great metropolis OF the little State OF
Rhode Island, falls out of the column?
Will 1t not rather do its share to win the
great victory?
"My friend who edits the paper across
the bridge says this is only a city cleo
ton. that only officers of a corporation
are to be chosen. But does he in
any way mean That 1t makes no
difference whether the Offices are filled
by mem bers Of the party that has
intelligence and honesty in its ranks?
Does he not know that an independent
victory will be claimed here as a Demo-
cratic victory? Is ii not strange that the
paper referred to quotes the election of @
Democratic Mayor in indianapolis as a
victory OF note, yet says that the defeat OF
Mayor Olncy ana the election OF Mr.. Nc
Guinness will not bo a victory for the
Democracy
"The Republican ticket should receive
our support; SO far ~ | am personally
concerned | care nothing. l have stood
defeat too often 10 mind IL, but took
my place on the ticket because l believed
4; wise that a 'ull ticket should be present
ed. aud as the city conventiol~-com-
-mfttr~ esffed-ma+o--accenL1Annla Mace i
So 80.
stIt Is in the hands OF the PEOPLE OF the
city, / believe, To decide whether or not
the splendid victory that is possible will
be achieved or not. To prepare the way
for the great victory OF next year in order
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