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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-10-16
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OPPOSE"CARNIYAL NIGHT''
The Committee of Fifteen Not in Fav-
or Of Its Rendition.

The Committee Of Fifteen held a short
meeting last night and approved the
report of the auditing committee APP
pointed at the last meeting. All the
bills were disposed Of and the final re-
port of the expenditures win be made
al the next meeting. The committee
treasurer win have some money TO turn
over to next years organization, but it
is not yet known what the amount win
be.
On motion of George Lescher the
committee last night allowed the Modoc
club $50 for their services during Festi-
val week They sang several evenings
in the auditorium. but presented no
OF the amount subscribed to the Fes-
tivaI fund the secretary reported last
night S42z.50 has not yet been paid. An
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-10-16
APPELLATE COURT CASES.

The appellate court for the northern
department has handed down the fol-
lowing decisions for the October term;
CARVER. J.
c. P & A. B. Dewey vs.. John NJ
Burton ct al, error from Rawlins coun-
ty affirmed.
NJ. j. r. Treat VS.. Hill p. Wilson, ct
al. error from Ellis county; affirmed.
VIM Simpson, ct al, VS.. Mahulda Du-
vail. error from Norton county; dis
missed
John NJ. Burton VS.. A. P. and A B.
Dewey. error from Rawlins county; re
versed-
John NJ. Burton VS.. A. E. Randall, err
rOr from RaWlinS county reversed.
Acme Harvester company VS. Ed +.
Madden, error from Ellis county; re-
versed.
w Fl. Carnahan vs.. Walter Lloyd,
error from Sheridan county; reversed.
CLARK, J.
City of Abilene vs. Geo. w. Wright,
error from Dickinson county; affirmed
d. H Baldwin VS.. Fred T. Hill, error
from Brown county; reversed.
Geo. Buist vs.. The Citizens Savings
bank Of ConcOrdias error from Mitchell
county, affirmed.
Abbey ]. Lockrow vs.. ThOs. B. Cline,
ct al, error from Lincoln county; affirm
ed
D. M. Osborne & CO. vs.. Josiah Con
nor, ct al, error from Rawlins county;
PER CURTAIN
w. L. Merrifield VS.. First National
bank of Minneapolis, error from Otta-
wa county; dismissed.
J. w. Meek vs.. County Commission
ers of Lincoln county, error from Lin
coin county; affirmed.
The C0ncordfa Loan and Trust com
pany, a corporation, VS.. Ella Wilson, ct
al. error from Cloud county; dismissed.
Burlington Insurance company vs..
Sarah NJ Summers. ct al, error from
Mitchell county: affirmed.
A. II. Rodgers VS. Edward Maxted,
error from Marshall county; affirmed.
E A. Casner VS.. Robert Crawford.
error from Lincoln county petition for
rehearing overruled.
Long Island Insurance company vs..
M E. Hall, error from Republic coun-
ty; petition for rehearing overruled.
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Mckinley Gains in Ills own County

Canton, O.. Oct 16.-John Thomas,
Chairman Of the stark county central
committee, publishes statement in the
Evening Repository giving polls in the
"a precincts Of the county and declaring
that Mckinley viii have a good major
ity in his precinct. county and state
Until 1898 this had been a Democratic
county for nearly thirty years.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-10-16
Negro AssaiIant Caught and Hun

Atlanta. oct. 16.-1Iias Blanche cray,
a young lady of fine family, was going
to her sisters home in the northern
part Of Spaulding county yesterday
when a negro slipped up behind her
and assaulted her in a horrible man
ner About / o'clock this morning the
negro. Henry Miner, was caught and
hung.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-10-16
IOO54.

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most perfect piece Of machinery in
Kansas WebPerfectfng press. which
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-10-16

BOOKS AND STATIONERY
FHNHE kELLAM BOOK 81 STATIONERY co
a Cos Kansas ave Latest books. correct sta
uonery. Newest wall paper. ArJlsuc framing
Tennis and base bali supplies.
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AMES b. HAYDEN. Jeweler and Dptlcian.
~ Complete stock of watches. diamonds
sIlverware. etc. Eyes examined and specEacles
properly fitted
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roR RENT-RoQMs.

FOR RENT-ROCMS
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journal.
T7OR RFNT-Two roomsi furnished or unfur-
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T7OR BENT-Rooms near court house. 504
"a Van Buren, st. References required
MIS-. +. Pratt.
NOR RENT one or two unfinished or fur
al nished rooms. sos Quincy So.
T-OR RENT-Pleasant furnished rooms, . of
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FOR RENT Neatly furnished rooms at rea-
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a board if desired. Sls last nth st.
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quire 81 Hunioon So.
NOR EENT-A modern g room house fur
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.
------~-~~---~~-~~-~---
m f. BOWMAN 81 Co Mortgages OF size
a o and kind to suit investors always on hand.
Prompt money. lowest rates TO borrow on CEN
trail city on farm properties.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-10-16
RIcYcLEs

N--0-~-@-0-0-~-~-@-7-~0-0-
TOPEKA CYCLE CO.. 1l2 W. Eighth St
H. Bicycles and sundries; bicycles and tar
dems for rents repairing Of all kinds.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-10-16
acENrs MnNrrn

w ANTFI-One sewing machine man. Ca
at ZIG kansas ave
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-10-16

WV Everyone to usa
Ger Vinegar 25c per gal.
9a kansas ave-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-10-16
MISCELLANEOUS.

I--~~~r~r-N--~r~r-NT---N-
UlIS-Made to order in latest styles
- Fred Here's. 634 Kansas ave. Cleanin
OF repairing neatly done. Prices reasonable.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-10

but prefer to look on. II was suggested
that the finish be made as often .oS-
sible in the immediate neighoornood OF
the clubhouse. The suggestion Was also
made o. have the proposed route pun
lished on the mornings or the various
hunt days. or a. least announce q lew
points from where the chase miSht De
watched 10 the best advantage. All these
matters will no doubt be more closely
considered al the next meeting or the
board Of directors the members or which
are very anxious 20 make the hunts as
attractive as possible.
The membership OF the club IS steadily
increasing. and 4 tho same proposition
OF admitting new members continues
much longer the limit OF two hundred
will soon be reached
At yesterdays hunt Mrs. Allan Potts
was hy far the best rider. who took the
different hurdles and bitches with the
greatest ease and remarkable graceful
ness. Mrs Potts rode Mr. William Rue
gers splendid new hunter St George by
far the hest Jumper IN Richmond and Vi
cinitv. Mr.. Eueger himself was mounted
on his reliable hunter. Hawthorne.
Among those who rode IN. Yesterdays
hunt were the following. Major Otway
: Allen. Mr.. AMI Mr. :. ~ Handbook.
Ar. and Mrs. Alipn Potts Alr. J. r. J.
Anderson. Mr. J. T. Anderson. Mr.. J. J.
Clarke. Mr. :. Hobson. Mr. ". ".
Leathiey Mr. Charles T. Williams Dr.
Joseph a. White Dr. Charles L. Siegsi.
Mr. William Rueger. Mr. William G..
Schmidt, r. Deane Meanley and Others.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-10
UEIRT UIIIfE BAKRED.
No Longer Can He Warm Himself in the
staiion Houses,

Orders have been issued b. the Su-
pefintendent Of Police Of Richmond 10
the various station houses forhidiing
the custom OF providing lodgings for
the tramps who are rOckins into the
cities FOR winter quarters.
During the long summer nights weary
Willie Is fun content 20 rest on his per-
fumei bed az uew-Uown hay. with MS
light c0verlet the shimmering patch
work of azure blue. The dr0wsy urk-
lrcs that ION the distant folds scot1e
his sensihfities. and his matutirai JOYS
are mingled with the songs ~ the lark.
when winter comes. however. and th9
summer mold Is changed hy frost ~
adamant. and the bleak winds whistle
round the hav-ri-ks. Weary Willie longs
Tor the raifty ~ CITY lie. end the be-
nign benefits Of bitumirous coal 50 he
deserts the rural delights and h1sie1s
20 the metropolis.
To j. interesting 70 speculate as 20
where they have been and what they
have been doing hut the real Won
dfrment Is hos did SD many ref ferot
During The past ten cays the Fist
Police Station has given lodrincs 70 lt1
tramr-. eighf ~ whom we've c0lorei
the Second Police Station ~ m. ~ whom
ten we've coicrei and the Third. 20 i-i
~ whom three were colcred. This makes
q total ~ SO accommodated. or nearly
ffry a day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-10
MIR rrN HrNr err.


An Exciting FOX chase md fine IAhihi-
ton Of finrsrrranshfn
--t- ,-..----e. t.- Nae. r,..- H.. l,-..t.
-..-.
--.-
ular Tie New Reservoir. -cloml lnied ly
r.If a. .hrut .u,rtr riders Tla rrl-.
s.. iii .rd r.r, .a..r.r- quite "A nur.-
I.r ID hex. hurdles and lifI.s f....-
ham r-.tI.rI .r various places. l.- ..r
a. fr.-k .r4 breezy and very tat.ri.-
f.r a .I.rn Kun.
Ile chase started 70 the New Hr-rr-
r0.r went fr.l t-efe across the Irlr
line railroad tllC--n ar Shelton
arm. Where several hurdles were tak.n.
Dr. ~ them was especially difficult l.-
.-nueh Us DO was placed Immediately l
front " a ditch. ILe bounds neat pass
I'D lfr. Thomas williams farm. and .tt.r
rlrrIrr though enc Of his urIl-. went
I'0rr fre C4rE-Sfrtlt road ~ the r.l-l-
torr5of III Rir Vista. where they crossed
boz . r.-rferiv fIr-rfiOn mo ~ EfI..
-oef Thine n0Unal road and Hlr-e Pan
road. The chase next went through 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-10

weather Iorcrasfer Evans yesterday
gave ol- tle following urosl1s- 4l4tlol-.
Fair. cooler Tonight. a decided
clan-e in the l1rlue-..e conditions over
che country hls occurred since yc-f.r-
l.v morning. The storm area. which
uas central il tle Dakotas and Mime
sofa. has intensified and increased lr
size. and tIl- morning covers tho New
Fr-i4rt and middle Atlantic coasts.
The centre is apparently near Boston.
Mass Fresh % brisk ard lirh winds
prevail over tle northern hair OF tle
country cs pr west as the Nississ-rpi
Valley. and Ciolilrcss is general exc
cent along che eastern Rocky Mountain
SLOPE Tho barometer ls high in the
Southwest. The temperatures have fall
l-l slightly Throughout the West and
ln tine Mississippi E-ller. and risen
slightly along the Atlantic coast Cooler
and fair weather is indicated for thls
section.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-10
rHE roWN or ashland.
Henry Clay Council. ROYAL Arcanum
Elect Marriage.

ntnfA ittt 'NhNtA's ttNN.tN shANtHNA'f
Elect Marriage.
ASHLAND VA. Dec. s.-Spec. al
Heary Clay Council. R9ya. :rcanlm. .,-.
of Ashland. held IFS annual election Of
officers ast n.-ht The new oac.rs e
tl.s f0-r. hing council are. Representa-
tl4s Grand Council. a.. IS. CreH, Alter
nate j. J.. Coz Regent. j. Is. HALL lra-
e.--t-l, F.la-Hfseut j. II. stone, O.a-
to-. g. g. Wlel,mau. Chaplain. j. j..
Wilkinson. Secretary. Leslie Ellis Ue-
ele.teII. Guide. a. 81. Porter. Collector.
j. J.. Gordon il--e.-cteil: Treasurer. Louis
Ueiaine lre-e.ectell. Warden. j. s. Brown,
sentry :. j.. boswell. P4s- Regent. r.. j..
Elicit.
AFTER the business meeting the members
and few az tler guests plltook Of
splendid supper
Mr. W. So. jones ~ Ashland and Ms
V.r1ull Taylor Of TarIlrsy.lle were mar
rlai az the home n tle bride this after
noon Is Rev ". ~. Reynolds ~ tie
Baptist church. Mr Jones is 800 emnloye
II the Richmond. Fredericksburg and po-
t0mac railroad while bis charmir. little
bride e.. q daughter ~ Mrs. +. IT. Taylor,
and is much beloved ty large circle q
friends.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-10

BALTIMORE. Md Dec. y.-lLolk-
Firm aud unchanged. 40.
WNEAI-DuL lL4 --a} slpl ''- r.A,
1r.r $50 ~1o.. steamer 40 ir.+ 'l.
asked. southern .f sample t'--'' ~~'
on .r1lr. sli -t-c. .--
CDLN-llrM spot $50 Efil. -,
E-ei January 80 t-N-N
i. .f.>sr. steamer mixed. -l-.c.,
f.efu white - -i-.. DO. ye-o".
GtTe-Cr-ft and steady. no. white
800. 30 mixed. p -oc.
NIE-IuI and weak 80. near l3f
a. &c. 40 - western. So.
UhN-Flrm and unchanged.
GRAIN ERLIGHTS-Nag, duH. steamer
90 Liverpool per tusbl. Hl. for Janu-
arv and SGD for February Cork Tor
orders. Ter quarter. 1s 81 January.
EGGS-S = at pic
COFFEE-N0. : Sl057i..
sUGAR--llet and dun. granulatel
St4r
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-10

surer.nt,ufert J. " ogden and As
sistanrs J Fahev and p. Messing Of
the Wilmington lnell Fire-Alalm and
Police TELEGRAPH Department, have re-
turned home. SITTER q very pleasant Wait
10 This city. They sair they rad heard
a great deal about Richmond 8 rre-a'arm
system. and determined % see FOR them
solves n r-r.rfr IHIf Dr. We're true. While
here the were taken In charge by So
nfrfrferTrf Thompson and Assistant Su-
re~lrfrndcnf frrnt~r and shown the
places ~ interest in and about the city
Mr. r. .. Navc. secretary and treas
urer % the 7. II. MAYO Company. anc
Mr. " n Parrish. secretary and treas
ulsr 81 Richmond Cedar Works kindly
conducted Tie party through their Ta-
sDeCtiye works.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-10

Firm: strained. 81 ~. good strained sl.y1
SPIRITS ILRFENIiNk-Noth "O-
ing.
IAR-steady az Si.i0
cRUDE TTRPENTINE-Quie hard
81 90. soft. 81 60. virgin. >l.st ..-..-,.
SAVANNAH GA Dec g.-TIItItN-
THEM Market onl ned firm AZ - &c.. Win
sales 81 - casks. and closed finn al 80
with sales u - casks. receipts, l.V-'
casks
rsirfe 4 a10 fa~rrfs Quotations. a. b..
g.. ana b. s1.f7i1. g.. Sll-is j.. 49,.
T.. 81 so. n sir5. n. S-ud, ". o., 49,
w w SD
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-10

,rrnvon cures. Iis expert physicians
rt'r-. TI. free lfult auu nome treatment
cures his free ti-lNu- F-f ri' .-ii'
ms reme4ies-to be- had oi aA az as-is.1
cure. ... .,,,,a II %.
-r'.--l.s..rf- of sufferers have taken MAH-
,on's free treatment. taAen us hul.pf =
comedies and bean cured MlN4yu 81 III
proved Homeopathic heme-ie9
Worldwide reputation. why -
th.v have cured. Because tle5 haft ~
U.ved and positively cured tAy-'ei,i ~
sufferers when everything rlst ne 49,
Witness the past o." GAYS ii-.o'',
nal work. Nine hundred aud ninety --iN
...-.e.rs rre-rrl.ed for and given Tree
tr.ltmert. $40 patients visited ~ N.t-
v0u's experienced physicians. NJ.
denCe az the llle i7 peg oN. -'-'t. A'
49, .lr,-frn 10 MunEon olltt. ANXIOUS
Tor his free local treainth~ "eo ~
slrlDtl0n and iIe- visits. ....,....l
Richmond people have never thioi so,
never welcomed. never +iarl.t-, r-N"
grand opportunity a- A-. '- o..'' -,,,,
NV la our office Sou hear me name OF
alrr,on praised Ly some -4utlrt WIZ
iq4 harn cured. in the stores. on ~
cars and in fle streets sou n,,e.s,rr>,' '.,s
same significant "oi'7 'l'-' -'-'
CURED 3lE.
ff,ou are -iGk east aside all other "'"'
c,pe.. bury prejudice fora few days s''P
into the nearest drug store, ak for nuo-
a.. ou,de 10 Health. purchase 26-erit
,t,I Of one. Of Munsou'. Remedies, ana
cure yourself.
r,msmber, A separate cure for each
disease.
,r,.-yon's Rheumatic cure seldom ials
..---'',.s ,n one fo three hours, ana cures
AZ -. lew DAYS. Price 80 CENTS fst,.si,.
Nrn.Ou's Dyspepsia NHtt ..
..--.- lU forms ot indigestion ~"u swan
-. frrrbies. Price %. lelt-.
a-i ,,-~- cold cure prevents pneumo-
----.. --,.t- fu "a cold lu d few hours.
rr.e 8 cents.
lf.r.lu.- Cough cure Stops ND---.
rlsIt -wtlts. alllis sNit-ff H--
r..I. fr- llu-s. Price =, cents. .
D. L-ffr.v cure speedily cures
1-. '- ffe Iark Joins. or sroins. ana al
Fa.-' ''- tifr.v disease. Price - cents.
-ff-.-t.n.a Headache cure stops p 4p-
81 .t,.- minutes. Price = cents.
-,i,.-.'.-- SD. Ointment positively cures
- ~. - .,.. Prize j cents.
az ,....'.'-@. riooi cure eralicates an i'm
III az blood Price = cents
-. ...r-s Cstarrl Remedies never fsiL
~ t r..r.-rrlee - Cenfs-eradi-
l-r ...lr nom the system. and
.-.--r sr.flat--nrice = cents
We .-5 reai ffo parts
cl r. Crime cure cures All
ANN -tf.f ana influenza troubles.
I e. y ..rr.
,r..-.... liver cure IS guarantees 20
.'rc frirr.rass. constipation
l .... ur.ra . cfrfs
ana ll..... --., ,-,--. ,- rri-k ans e.
ANn " 20 '--,...,ri.rf comic for weak
.' ..-.4 rEff-ar Price % cents.
aLl cml. Iaitl '-'-'- ,--,-ir. psbv cure
Nunro. -4i- ~ -. --,,i~.r tahles.
cure, 1l. COZ. r..' ri-i.s e cents.
" -rt~--f Cr-e effects 4
--.l ,..-+ t-.-ta and every form
.r-~r Pr.rc = cents.
M. Men,r .yel Price 3 cents.
Munyon's Group cure fo-iltet con-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-10
NrW yORK DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK Dec. Am the dry .ouls
market to-day tho general dcU.- a has
boon on "a very Qullt scale. Any eXcep-
ton 90 this IS found in dress fabrics Tor
srr.nc fr cotton Goods ard On Wp0l.en
and worsfrd varieties ~ these there is
Il steady fuslue-s II fair proportions.
u.ith "a generally steady tone prevailing.
There Ie no change % The price oi staple
cotton r0rds. but The market is an easy
one 10 buy iu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-10
THE TURK MUST YIELD.
EUROPE DECIDLs 10 REDUCB the
sULTis 10 TIssiLIGE.
Russia, France and England VIII az Once
Compel the sultan to Adopt Radi-
cal Reforms.
A London eablesrsm to the New YORK


Sun says.
The deadlock which has been the foul
est reproach to modern civilization and
to the humanity " the ase, is broken
al last. so also - that contemplate
thing which tie world has known dur
Ing the past yt4r as the Concert OF
Europe. ln the place Of both, for they
both mean the same thing, there has
been created q new and liti-s potentl4li-
T.. which. while u Will not undertake
10 avense the innocent Llooa already
shed. vlA speedily strip tAe slilty o.
all further power VI o1tTase aal mas
zalIe-
is 10 10 rt-uce4 ll iact u not actually
d. name 90 yassl.4se. Ill5 fate vii oe
made known ~ AlA .io--ll! pelo4s '"-
end " tAe present "re"-
Russia. Trance. all Great Britain have
leCIerl IT, SHOULD 80 resist, or TAI ~
bow al oLce ~ fle Inevitable, tAeI tAe
combined fleets ~ lA.se l-4rr Ao"-'-
Will enforce Their ir-rel.
such. ll bIlef. ls t-- infinitely Wei
come news wAlCA piL Dr-s TeAei anu
sense Il restored seA-i--.e-I 10 t-r
whole Christian world ~ Is nor OH
ll-ly announced ytf. IL may even Dc
few Aolr3 .s premature. NesrftA-ie71
] am prepared 20 -Arm 10 without re-
-llF4t-0n.
10 Was not until yesterday that the
fll contamination was reached rus
s.a. France. ana IIt-L Britain Alllf
-t substantial q. --l Cd f---'
~ action last week Alrre remained
t.e necessity az Elt-ns tie consent o-
tile other tarce IlWlrz N-llA W-4= e+l-
uat1rl-s OF tle Berlin convention ll--s
and GerMluy agreed Nl-A4-t i---- |r-
M-r. austria l.-.----,+ .-.-. std D. ---
u0- until after yesterday ri4ri zen.
Cabinet council in London. wAi-A -.--
c-r-.l and approved The whole -aA.
tra- The Austrian Amlassal0r ro-i-el
Lord SALT lury ol the rather unN-l---s
assent Of bis Government tl.-t-i-- t-7-
sim. French ana British Reefs sHail l--,e
t.e D4rla1elle5. % Aeee-7- =, ~ l-1 -~'
cutiCl " The new ponce.
10 Is imrossitla ID t-is moment. 70
furnish the exact details % t-e solution
a The Turkish problem "-i-A -.-- --.-
a-real upon. u N4s. Ap" -Frlf pr pa.
TALLY lellel 10 negative w. ~
provides u.ir44s -1 l--.--- ~ 49,.
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has lot been for O. u1we q c----i --lrI-
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tiaNy maintained.
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tile face of the acc-mllliins -oli tI7 .-
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time strongly boz favor 90 some FORM et
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ln rriulirla. Ilt the discussion ol ways
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The H0vitzer Association VIII meet 40
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