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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-15
CORPORATION NOTICE.
NOTICE.


NoIaee = hereby given that on the 18th day
u go szays -, Application was made 20 the
2oaIu 0h street and Water Commissioners 1y
Michaei NJ Stephens and others for he
IMPROVEMENT OF ST PAJL's AVENUE.
between summit avenue and Tonaese avenue.
SAD improvement 70 be made canHorrnsbsv %
tns provisions Ct Chapter 27 of the Iaws ~
~; ana 4 the following manner. Including
Te have me street for the fual width there
e graded 70 the established grade BY excsvar-
sns Or Ring The same TO the established
e have new 2o-inch curb set on either sid.
inch curb set where n ecsS 49, ana new 10
To have blue stone Tagging 1 feet wide Iaid
on either sidewalk.
70 have new hr4dxeztoue erosswz7k. ,ssa
~ nave tbs present bridgesfone crosswalks
relsld' and new oridgesfone laid where neces-
Ana al other work done that may De aeees-
sary 10 provide Tor the how Of the surface
water ard 70 complete the tsaurovenen4 IN
good and substantial manner.
Notice is also given that On The frst day
Of September, 1855. the csEnHisscners # S As-
Street and Water Commissioners thaS~ NJ
isniiaary map for said Improvement. shezv4nr
Improvement, and the probable asnouaf II =
assessed on property specially benefited there-
speetiou = sane Is now open 70 public in
Board. S@rA OF said
And notice is also given that the following
thereof are included In said assessrent name
w.
ST. PAUL's AVENUE
rom summit avenue 10 Tonneie avenue.
SUMMIT AVENUE.
2a17 feet north.
BEVAN STREET. s.
f feof 81, PauPs about go feet north and Is
coLLARD STREET. :
from St. Paufs avenue about so fest nor.h
HURON
rom 81 PauFs avenue about s6loS feet north
ana zAE feet south.
HUDSON BOULEVARD.
htrem 81. PanIs avenue about 81 IS feet north
ana Sl-SS feet south.
sKILLMAH AVENUE.
Iron Il Panfs avenue about III feet north
GERMANIA AVENUE.
from 81 Paufs avenue about 2s7s feet mort.
and 115.23 feet south.
on the east side, from 81 Pauya %
Ieet north and asa feet south.
And that in accordance with the proxi.so,.
OF the act above cited, the 22d day Of Sen4enn-
per. 1886. at 10 O'Clock A. M, and The mee1-
ing room Of the Board of Street ana WsFer
commissioners are hereby fxed as the tirne
and place when and where the Board az Street
ana Water Commissioners Will meet to hear
parties interested in said application. ana All
CIRCUMSTANCES against the said proposed i'm
provement that may be presented in writing
By order OF the Board Of Street and Water
commissioners.
E T. BoUToN.
Dated Jersey city. September IL 1856
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-15
BERGEN P0INTOAsE SETTLED
vtce chancellor need orders = Dsyis-
lea OF : Firm,s Properly.
Special TO the Jc,sev CTR Nsus.

Special 70 ths Jc,scv ctr Nsus.
TRENTON, Sept. Is, 1Sse.-vice Cham
cellor Reed filed an opinion in Chancery
yesterday in the suit of General Ed
ward Molineaux against Charles T. Rey-
nolds and Thomas b. Hedden The bill
in the suit vas filed to secure partition
10 a tract OF land upon which Is a fac
tory at Bergen Point. The property IS
owned by the parties to the suit as a firm.
The Vice Chancellor decides that the ap-
plication for a division is wen founded
and advises the issuing of a decree to
that effect.
The complainant in the suit was repre-
scented by A. @. Keasbey, of Newark, and
Hugo Hirsh. of New York Messrs.
Copeland & Luce, of Rutherford. and
George S. Harnlin, of New York, appeared
for the defendants.
The syllabus says:
Partnership real estate is regarded as
personality so far as 1t is required to pay
firm debts.
q general rule there can be no par
fition OF firm realty 50 long as there
are firm debts outstanding. This ruie is
to secure the right of each partner to
have the firm property applied to the
payment of firm debts. in order that he
aHAf Do ulschaTSed from personal liability
for them; therefore If 1t appears that the
realty will not be called upon TO pay firm
debts. a partition OF the same may be
decreed.
Upon the dissolution Of a partnership,
the assets are applicable to the payment
hrst, OF firm debts due to non-partrers
second, OF advances made to the firm by
partners: third, ofs capital contributed by-
each partner. The residue is dtrfsdble as
profits equally between the partners, IN
less a different method Of division Is stip-
uAated for.
When, by agreement, each partner had
the privilege of leaving in the business
ef the firm, as contributions of capital.
ali or part of his share Of the profits set
apart 10 him at the end of each year.
then, upon dissolution, such portions of
profits undrawn win be payable as cap
ital.
When. upon dissolution, the partners
agree upon a valuation of the FIRMS as
sets at a sum not IN excess of the entire
amount of the capital which has been
contributed. and the personal property is
turned over to q new firm upon the
basis OF such valuation, ard the real es-
tate is retained by the members of the
Old firm. their respective Interests in 1he
real estate will be in proportion to their
contributions of CAPITAL"
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-15
BEHRENs-sLEIDBL

Mr.. Henry Behrens, of the Heights.
was married to Miss Anna sleidel. of No.
50 Zabriskie street, at 9 o'clock yesterday
morning. in st. Nicholas Church at Cent
raj venue and Ferry street, by the Rey.
man n Miss Marion Sleidel a sister ~
the bride, was bridesmaid. Last evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Behrens held a recepfioa
IN Francis Hail on Bowers street. and
this morning they left for a two weeks
honeymoon.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-15
CLAIM CUMBERLAND BY 1000.
Republicans Estimate That WIN BE
Their M.jo rIty-
Special to the Jerseu Cfty Nspx.
Special to The Jerseu City Neau

MIiIJVlLLH, Sept. Is. 1ss6.-The politi-
cal situation in Cumberland County is
becoming very Interesting. and although
the contest may be close, the ultimate
result is not in doubt Republican lead
ers place their majority fer the county
ticket at 1900, which is perhaps a max
count. Reuben Cheeseman, Of this
city, Is Republican candidate for Sheriff
HIS election is almost assured.
The Pcpulistic vote is not q very alarm
ing one They will doubtless ioin wi4h
Tne free silverites. Downe Township
that has always gone Democrats rvilj
undoubtedly pom a strong Republican vote
this fan. The free sflverites claim large
NUMBERS in the lower part of the county
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-15
REPUBLICAN, SLATE IN UNION.
N Nominees for Comfy Omce NAV
Be Elizabeth Men.
SpeciaL 70 The ,Jeseu czt,, Mans

ELIZABETH, Sept Is. Isss-The Reppb-
iican leaders Of this county have decided.
y IS said. on e-x-Freeholder Robert Hons
Ten, OF Elizabeth, for Sheriff. Mayor
RANKIN, It Is said, has promised the
nomination to Houston. although some Of
the leaders wanted William B. Kirk. of
Plainaeld, to get it.
AS II now looks, the entire Republican
county ticket will be composed of Eliza
geIn men. The programme now is.-
owe FOR Congress. Voonhees for State
arrangement, however. NAV he 1,nsas ~
lore the convention meets. Sfserif KyYe
wants to be State Senator, and there
promises TO be a lively struggle between
MS Iolowers and those of the Opposition
a. as primaries. AIR. Kean is backing
Shef1n Kyle, while the either leaders
are nearly all opposed to his candidacv
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-15

Notice is hereby given that on the sth day
o. ApF1,; 1855 application was made to the
John Grundy and others for the
IMPROVEMENT OF NEwKIRK STREET
$3.50 ZIP avenue and Summit avenue. ana
Dlck street, from Newkirk street to its south
erniy end, conformahle TO the provisians ~
Snapter al OF the Laws of 1855, and in the
following manner, including ali ntersecr5ons--
To have the street for the fun wi5sh +bsra-
OF graded to the established grade bv excaraS-
ING or nlling the same to the established grade.
10 have new 20-inch curb set on either s5Se
thereof. soe
To have the present curb reset ana new 70
inch cerb set where necessary.
To have new blue. sfene Tagging 4 feet vtd.
laid On either sidewalk. $50
new 10 a ssys The present aassinE relaia. and
To have the carriageway paved with Rel
gian block pavement.
And all other work done that ma ha 49,
essary to provide for the flow of RE su--
.aee Waler and .e connpleSe the improvement in
Notice is also given that on the Isl dav ~
September. 1898. the Commissioners Of Asses
ment MED in the office OF the Board OF Street.
and Water Commissioners their nrelirs5ns ~
nap for said Improvement, showing the proh-
anie total cost Of the contemplated Improve
on property specially benefited thereby.
and the same is now open to public inssectioa
IN the Office of the Clerk OF said Board.
And notice is also given that the fol,owj.~
streets or avenues or particular sections there
81 are 'nelne NsH Il SaiS easement. namely
- III
from Sip avenue 70 Summit avenue.
BERGEN AVENUE.
from Newkirk street, about Is feet nnrshvras+
DICK STREET,
from Newksrk street 10 its soatherIy terminus
TUERS AVENUE.
from Newkirk street about lss feet soufh
thereof. ~
JONES STREET.
from Newkirk street to a point 272l fe.e
north thereof.
SUMMIT AVENUE
on the west side from Newkfrk xt-sa- sho,<
COST feet NORTH.
And that IL acccrdance with the provisions
Isss az e e-eiock Al NJ and the meeting
room OF the Board CT Street and Wafer Cn-r-
missioners are hereby nxed as the sine ana
place when ard where the Boa-d 81 Street.
and Water Commissioners Will meet to hear
parties Interested ia said application. and an
rensnsrrances against the said proposed inn
prorenaent THAI NAY be Presented in writing.
orag Of the Beard Of Street and Water
Commissioners.
GEO +. BOTTOM. 4
Dated Jersey City sepfember IA. 1855.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-15
A LITTLE WANDERER POUND.

Belle Gibson. the little ive-year-oad
daughter Of Henry Gibson, of No. ass
Palisade avenue, who was missed from
her home yesterday. was returned to her
parents last evening by the police of the
Webster avenue station. She had wan
dered off from In front of her door early
in the morning and was picked up later
in the day playing on the hillside. She
was no worse off for her trip except for
being a little hungry and tired.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-15
Lyric Theatre. Hoboken.

Neil Burgess New County Fair was
produced at the Lyric last night. The
cast is a strong one The play, while
following the general lines of the original
County Fair" has many new and enter
tanning features. The new speclalties
were introduced by Jennie Schuman, Edna
Terry, Lon Stevens, G.. E. Martin and w.
r. Healy. One of the features was the
singing and dancing of the Four-in-Hand
Picanniny Quartette. The play Will run
tonight and tomorrow night, with a mat
inee tomorrow afternoon.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-15
EIGHTH DISTRICT CONVENTION.
Soeeinl b tie .Jerseu Cir Nen.s

ELIZABETH, Sept. Is. 1Sss-The Repub-
lican Congressional Convention. for the
Eighth district, comprising the city of
Elizabeth, Orange and Bayonne. and all
the townships of Essex, except East
Orange, win be held for October /. IN the
Veteran Zoaage Arn1ory, en- Broad street.
this city. The cali for the convention
was issued by the committee today.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-15
COMPANY Us GOOD SHOWING.

The report of Captain Alvin II. Graf
Of the Fourth Regiment for the rifle prac-
tice season Of 1885,, shows that the reg
iment has this season 31s marksmea and
% sharpsssocters Company L leads the
regiment IN having qualified more marks
mea and sharpshooters than any other
company. Tee company VIII receive 45
naarksmen's badges and 3 sharpshooters'
badges
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-15
COUNTY REPUBLICAN CONVENTION
Special to the Jersey cita Ne,os.

Special to the Jersey Citg Netos.
TRENTON. Sept. Is, 1sss.-The Mercer
County Republican Convention will be
held in the assembly room of Taylor Opera
House on Wednesday, September %, for
the purpose of nominating candidates for
Sheriff and Coroners- The primaries for
the selection Of Delegates to the conven-
ton will be held in the different wards
and townships on Monday, September q,
at eight o'clock P NJ, and the election in
cases of contest next day.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-15
NEW JERSEY NOT DOUBTFUL.
So Says Secretary Schrader, of the Re.
publican Congressional Committee.

Special to The Jersey CITY Nems.
WASHINGTON, Sept. Is, 1ss.-secre-
tary Schrader, of the Republican Con-
gressional Committee, laughs at the pre-
dictions being made by Congressman Nc
MILAN and W. s. Mexican, about New
we are in constant communication
with all parts of New Jersey" aid Mr..
Schrader yesterday, and Judging from
these reports, which are sent to us for
u private Information and not for any
brass and campaigning, Major McKin-
ley will carry New Jersey by a comfort
able maiority."
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-15
Mr.. KINKsAD GOES 10 COLLEGE

Thomas Kinkead, of Pavonia avenue, ON
the Heights, has gone to Georgetown to
attend the college at that place. Mr..
Kinkead is a graduate Of brakes BUSH
ness College and has gone to Georgetown
70 complete his business education. when
ne win enter business with his father,
T. C. Ksnkead, the grocer of Newark ave-
nue. and Cook street.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-15
FINANCIAL.
TEE
PT0ridsnt Building & Loan Co.

Loans money to its members without
charging either premium or interest.
Its system requires the borrower to pay
back only about EWo-thfr6s of the
amoun leaned, The balance necessary
TO repay the debt is earned by the use OF
a Special Interest Fund. Agents
wanted Write or call on us for partic-
ulars at No. 4ol Davidson Building, Jer-
sey City.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-15
PROHIBITION NOMINEES.
A Fun Ticket Nominated In Camden
Coanty.
Special TO ths Jcrseu C3t1f Near.

Special TO tbs JERSEY City Wears.
CAMDEN, Sept. Is, 1sss-The Camden
county ProhIbitfonists held their con-
vention at No. 13l Federal street. .SaAur-
day afternoon, and after adopting resoiu-
tions setting forth the principles of the
Prohibition party and endorsing the Ma
tional Prohibition Conventions platform
and candidates. the following county
ticket was nominated
state Senator, George j. Haven. of
Camden. Sheriff, r. wilkins Budd. of
H~addonfieid. Assembly. George Lippin-
cott, OF Blaekwood; Frank E. Gates. Of
Haddonield, n William A Huriock. Of
Magnolia; Coroners. Samuel p. Hutch
inson, of Camden; r.. R. Rodan, of Glou-
cester City; and James Freeman, Of Mer-
cha nfx-ij1o
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-15
A SCHOOL TEACHER HURT.
She Collided With a Wagon While
Riding Her bicycle.

CAPE MAY, Sept. Is, lsss.-Miss Mary
Walter, teacher in the Primary Depart
Elent of the public schools here. was
severely hurt by colliding with a heavy
transfer wagon while riding her bicycle.
Both were coming at a rapid rate from
opposite directions towards the sharn
corner at Lafayette and Perry street.
Miss Walter was carried into a nearby
cottage where she received medical AID.
h will be able to resume her duties
next week.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-15
PASSAGES OLDEST gBAoHER DEAD


PAsAsTC. Sept. Is. 1ses.-Miss Josephine
A. Ackerson, senior feacher OF the High
School here. died yesterday at St Luke's
Hospital, New York, Of malignant can
Ger. Miss Ackerson has taught IN Pas
sale ever since the first public school
was started. vflirty-fve years ago. When
school reopened this fan she was coma
PEELED to ask leave of absence, as she
was undergoing treatment. The cancer
had been successfully removed, but death
followed from exhaustion
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-15
Money to Loan on Household
Furniture. Pianos

and personal property without removal. Ton
can have the use of both the property and
the money ana you can have the money al
long as you desire. and you can pay e. BY
tnstallments. Furniture leases paid on and
more money advanced Loans made promptly
Al the lowest rata.
carton & o NO. ZIG AVE,
Cor. Grove st.. Boeream Building. ReeEn No. I.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-15
Much in Little

Is especially true Of Hoods Pills, for no medi-
cine ever contained so great curative power in
so small space. They are a whole medicine
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-15
Last Nights ssaad Money Con.
ference


The meeting of sound money men at the
Hotel Washington, last evening, was a
very interesting one and no doubt will
have an important and useful effect on
the campaign. There was a sufficiently
large number of gentlemen present to
give the proceedings weight; all who
were present were men of some influence,
n the esrnestness and -unseihshness of
their devotion to national honor and pure
Democracy cannot be exaggerated.
At the outset there seemed to be some
misrepresentation. or at least sone doubt,
as to the exact sphere Of the organization
which it was proposed to reform. It
seemed to be more or less entangled in
the minds of some of those present with
the National Democratic County ~organiza-
tion. It took a discussion of some length
to remove this impression, but before the
meeting cafne to an end it seemed to be
understood that the Honest Money
League was not a part of the National
Democratic machine, and was not in a
position to say what action that organi-
cation should take on any political mat
ter, as, for instance, county nominations,
but had for its purpose the preservation
of true Democracy and the defeat of
Organism at one and the same time. To
carry out these purposes, what might be
called a Committee on Ways and Means
was appointed, to report next Monday
evening. With It's report, no doubt the
beginning win be made of an aggressive
campaign of education.
REMOVED from the sphere of this
League, the question Of the Gold party's
action regarding the local elections none
the less remains a live one. It is indeed
the uppermost moot point now in local
politics. Decision WIN have to be made
upon It, We presume. by the State and
cousSy Committees of the National
Democratic party.
There are three things they can do:-
I Ignore the local contests and present
the voter with a ballot containing only
the Palmer and Buckner Presidential
electors, and leaving everyone to fiji up
the body Of the ticket as he pleases with
pastors or written names.
It may be said right here that the vote
that will be polled upon such a ticket as
this viii not amount to a corporars
guard.
2 The Committee may name a straight
gold ticket from Congressman to Free
holder.
This course, we think. Is most earnestly
to be deprecated. 1t will reduce the
Palmer aud Buckner vote. IT win IN
crease the Bryan vote It tends to de-
moralize the Democracy 1T large IN an
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-15
CORPORATION NOTICE.

Dated Jersey city. September Il. 1s gsr-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-15

fSale No. 2f77.3
The New Jersey Title Guarantee & Trrxt
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-20
COLLISION AT EVERETT.
Motcrman Eagle Gets Broken Leg
and Others Are Injured.

Everett. Sep. Io-Spectal-By collision
OF cars On the electric street car lire on
Hewitt. avenue, about so feet east OF
Broadway, MosorTn4n Eagle had his leg
broken and Motorman Holconio sustained
B broken arm. T. V. Mof>et. travelling man
for the Puget Sound FIGURING Mills, Of
Tacoma. was the only passenger in the
eaSE-nound car. IN charge OF Noto-man
Aolcofno. and had slight flesh wounds on
the chin and neck. He left on the 2 30
Greyhound Policeman Kelly stood on the
platform with Mo,ornan Eagle, but
jumped ard saved himself. Peter johnson.
the electrician. was inside the car and
had the hatch up examining the motor.
The only other occupant OF the car was
Sandy F-asler, the staiwart president %
Federated Labor Union. No. esaA He
saw the impending collision in time 70
grasp cae seas and brace himself, hu; IN
spite OF that he was hurled head iirst
through the hatehway, and only his big
shoulders saved A broken skull. Johnson
landed on top OF him. with car cushion
between them.
\ thick fog prevented the ro.crren
seeing each orher until too late to avert
the accident Eolconlh, however. had re-
versed his lever, and the car had started
back after the collision. hu, I. was stopped
a short distance away. Eagle had also
reversed and put on the brake. The plat
forms or both cars were smashed 10 SPIN
ters and the motormen were forced par
tally through the doors. The Injured men
were promptly removed 70 the Everett
hospital. where an examination show 81
thar their injuries were not as serious az
at first feared.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-20
fnnrf NOfp>.

Judge Osborn yes erday granted a judg-
ment IN the case OF W. Davis vs.. A w.
Hlaebrandt for $l.6s3 IS.
Judge Langley yes, erday signed an order
OF sac 80 lhe case q Jane &. Ag8rd vs..
Maria Iverson fer Sl.5S9.l5.
W 3 B.a5n. receiver for che business
OF nc & +. Deytne Shoe Company. yes
teTIay fed las inventory Us HE superior
couFi. The aOcpyneat exhibits asses al
$>f12ee and Liabilities $la,S5s.ss, a dencN Of
Asal.lS.
The following marriage licenses were
yesterday ISSUED. Frank Ellsworth
Wright and Ernma Alameda HamAu. no n
OF Seattle, Is. i. ke4;ner aud Lille " n
ngham. both Of Seattle, y. r. Thoa and
Bere.A M0nsou, both OF Seattle
4 petition was Yesterday fled in The Of
nee Ok the county auditor. signed by about
lis residents % king county, for the sub
mission 20 qualified electors 81 SAID conn
81 ot the aasst-on 81 to"nsA3R ofeaA3~a-
tton. as p-ov-lea By Laws OF Washington
1885, page H.
Judge Langley Yesterday appointed Otls
Sprs que. OF Tao Ua. As temporary re-
ce.ver OF che business AID affairs Of "a"
CARBON t'oa. company. upon app.igatl0n II
Freti,rlck Mottet. one Of The p.aiF.ttffS IA
tbs case o. Hunt x Mof;et -. me car
bon COa@ Company. FLED yesterday
The nominations q the Republican eau
Gus " Auoarn prt eis-ct We're yesterday
n.ea ia tae auditors Office. a. fol oaS.
3lStlce 81 the rs.aae. Bronson S.HITh. bus4-
Ecss. farmer. constable. j. b. Pound. busl-
ts.isa by Bronson Sgl4' u cha rDan. and
". Il Liam. secretary % the caucus.
Al appeal from the rulings q Justice
Ca,JWel 5 court in tie case Of John \
Andrews IS Robert ! Whey vas yes er-
day ed In tae superior court. The case
was iakeE 10 Justice Caldwell on a change
OF venue from Justice Cnar.as Cooper
eo4rt. lo - es1 Seattle pr~e. .41t. a4o ran
oars1 "a EerAts in favor Of the plaintiff
Amounting 20 rs 81 Tra ae..5a VS.
fs- or Iva .l q. 4f.s
OK twtE y~nsa. CORDS - sA4GE.e 954ts TIC
bond srr tEe HE1rs. - E~l 8F y q.
j. .,T au4 p - haDoilrte. and e for 500
Tee WI a. 1ae ,ate George ~. Eu.s~oe
VAS gers eF4aF admitted 90 pEJaEte. The
Eocuraeu. aesases ihs. a. ot tne properly.
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Ea ere. ,he daughter ~ RE 1eElsrr's de-
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sxer..srsx. without bol-4- TIE - -
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saerr Joan SITTER cane ue troaa Clark
n.ta Raymer3 ueaz and Mrs Dorego. = 20
were Arrested Zns 9rrCe4.os DAY tn a
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