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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-03-31
PECKVILLE.

Mrs. William Budd will occupy the
kizer building April and will greet
the public with a new line of millin-
cry goods.
The store windows Of the kestelle
millinery bazaar are attracting the
universal attention of the ladies these
days, it being opening week, and the
latest styles of hats and novelties
are shown to good advantage.
Mr.. Michael Murray, of the East
Side, employed as a miner at Dolphs
mine, sustained painful injuries Thurs
day by a fall of roof.
Mr.. w. S. Bloes accompanied by Mr.
Morton Harloe, will journey to Win
chester, Va, on Monday next to pros
pect the new coal lands purchased by
company of which Mr.. Bloes is Il
member.
The following is the Easter pro-
gramme that will be rendered by the
choir at the Baptist church Sunday:
Morning. 10.30-I4ymn No. 190 "Harll
Ten Thousand Harps and Voices;"
Scripture reading; anthem, The
Risen Lord" Greene; invocation; hyrnn
No. 42l, Holy, Holy, Lord God AL
mighty" announcements; Offertory;
organ postlude, Gounod, Miss Matte
b. Pickering; tenor solo, Awake My
Soul" Wiegand, Howell H. Davis; an
them, Awake! Thou That Sleepest," ,"
Eichorn; sermon; anthem, Christ Is
Risen" Herbert; hymn No. 81, Holy
Father, Hear My Cry" benediction.
Evening, 7.30-Anthem, IF We Believe
That Jesus Died" Herbert; hymn No.
"a, He Lives, the Great Redeemer
44ves;" Scripture reading; anthem,
For Since by Man Came Death, "
Meyer; invocation; hymn No. $50,
King of Glory Reign Forever" an
nOuncements; offertCGy; organ vol
untary, Wagner Miss Matte B. Pick
ering: soprano solo, First BegOtten
of the Dead" Blumenschein, Miss
Anna G. Sands; anthem "As 1t Began
to Dawn" Schwenki; sermon; anthem,
Sing and Rejoice for Christ Is Risen"
Adams; hymn No. 50, "All Hail the
Power of Jesus Name;" benediction.
| Personnel of the chOir-SOpranos, Miss
Anna &. Sands, soloist: Miss Loul7e
| Mace, MISS Jennie Williams, Miss Cas-
sic Williams, Miss Jennie Dikeman,
Miss Esther SitgreaVes; altos, Mrs.
David Williams, Miss Bessie j. Craig,
soloist; Miss Jessie Wallace, Miss
Ethel Brown; tenOrs, David Williams
Harmon Sitgreaves, Professor Howell
Davis, soloist; basssos, Thomas W.
Morgan, -. el Reynolds, David Nor
/ gan, VIII w. Watkins, soloist; organ
list, Miss Matte B. Pickering; choris-
ter, Win w. Watkins.
Abe Greiner has accepted a position
/ as motorman with the Scranton Trac-
| ton company. He is at present learn
| ing the different routes and the man
/ ipulation Of the motor
/ w. L. Carr has assumed the manage
/ ment of the company store at Rich
mondale. Mn Carr has not relin-
! qulshed his managership of the Peck
Vile store but will have charge of
| both and viii continue his residence al
this place.
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JERMYN.

Rev. NJ. f.. Lynott, pastor of Sacred
Heart church. who for some time past
has been in Mexico. taking "a much
needed rest and reCuperating his
health, returned home late on We'd
nesday night He has been benefited
considerably by the change and has
many interesting things 10 say of his
trip.
The public schools of the borough
are closed today on account of Good
Friday
The representatives Of the silk fac
tory have not yet visited the borough
1t is. however, probable they may be
here on Saturday.
Frank and Miss Jessie Winter, of
the Wyoming seminary, arrived home
last evening to spend a few days with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. D. VIM
ter, of Main street
George S. Dunn was a Scranton cali
er yesterday.
Miss Lucy Bennett. of Second street,
has returned home after spending sew
eral days with Scranton friends.
Rev. Father Coffey, of Carbondale,
was caller here yesterday.
y number of people from here are
in Scranton today attending the sale
of the Avery hotel which is to be dis
posed of by the sheriff
Rev. j. G. Evans, of Nandling. will
preach in the Congregational church
Sunday.
Mrs William Washington and
daughter, Mrs. John Nazby, were Car
bondale visitors yesterday.
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last evening at the home of his sister,
Mrs. Mary Mcmillan.
The death of Joseph Beachen, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Beachem, of this
town. occurred yesterday morning at
the home of his uncle in Oak Hill De.
ceased was an exemplary young man,
and his death is sincerely mourncd by
IL large circle of friends. He was "a
years of aCe and was u member Of
WiCOnisco tribe of Red Men. and the
Mystic Chain. The former will meet in
their rooms in Buffers hotel on Sunday
afternoon at 12.30 o'clock. The funeral
will leave the hOuse at o'clock. In"
telment will De made in Brick church
cemetery.
The remains of Private Frank Webb,
who died at Porto Rico several months
ago have arrived in New York On the
funeral shin Crook. The family have
received no official notice Of their re.
moval from the ship. but it is expected
they will arrive today. A public fu-
neral will be held and the cortege will
move from the family residence Inter-
mcnt in Marcy cemetery.
Mrs. Thomas H. Thomas, of Miners
Mills, spent yesterday at the home Of
her brother.
Mrs. G. Smith, Of Dupont is critic
ally ill of typhoid pneumonia.
Several cases of diphtheria are re-
ported on the West Side. but none are
considered dangerous
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MOSCOW.

Rev. 5. Guy Snowden lectured in New
Milford, Pa, on Friday night.
Cold weather. and muddy streets, is
the daily complaint of the Moscow peo-
pie now.
a surprise party was given Mrs. w.
\. Depue, by the Daughters Of Re-
bekah, last week.
Mr.. Charles Brown will take charge
of the barber shop now occupied by C.
w. Bourn, in the future.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Davis, Of Elm
hurst, spent Friday evening with friends
in town.
DIR. S. w. Lamoreaux, of Scranton. is
moving into his house on Church street.
Evangelist L. Shellhorn delighted his
many friends last Saturday by dropping
in on them.
Miss Arsula Swingle died at the home
Of Peter Yeager on Monday night. Her
funeral was held on Wednesday after
noon at Madisonville, Rev. ID. f. Powell
officiating.
Mr.. John Yeager, of Towanda, Pa, is
visiting his father, Peter Yeager.
The railroad men of our town sim
cerely regret the departure of Secre-
tary Pearsall. His influence has been a
power among the men. They feel that
friend is leaving them.
Rev. r. II. Walsh, of st. GATHERINGS
church. has moved to his new parish
at Forest City. His liberal and kindly
spirit and faithfulness won for him
many friends in this place. Protestants
and Roman Catholics together regret
| his transfer, but congratulate his new
| parish and with him over his enlarg-
ened sphere of usefulness and good.
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Won. Lost.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Miss Minnie Bowen spent yesterday
in Scranton.
Mrs. w. b. Chase, of Main street, will
so to Paterson, n. j., Saturday, to visit
her daughter, Mrs. w. NJ. Lathrop.
Miss Della Bayley is able to be out
after a several months illness.
DR.. II. c. Wheeler and daughter,
Hazel spent yesterday in Scranton.
Mrs. Boyd Case, of Darte avenue, is
visiting her mother at No. H.
Mrs. L. T. Bunnell, of Birkett street,
is seriously i'll.
Mrs. Ell Birs is the guest of friends
In Scranton.
A. r. Jones and Robert owens, Of
Scranton, We're in this city yesterday
Miss Isabelle Watt returned yester-
day from Rye seminary to spend Eas-
ter with her parents.
Miss Hoysradt, of Salem avenue, is in
New York city.
William Male will return from New
York city today.
DR.. Harper will move into the Hunt
residence on North Church street.
Mrs. Robert Nemire, of Lincoln ave-
nue., Is visiting friends in Honesdale.
Mr.. and Mrs, j. b. Rowlson have
moved into their new home at SO Lin
coin avenue.
The MoTgan-Tucker & MaXey deal is
OFF and Seaman Brothers have rented
the store on Church street which they
will occupy after tomorrow.
The new electric light company will
take charge here tomorrow. 1t has
rented a portion of Hotel Americans
sample room for offices and store house.
1t is said j, B. Nicholson will be re-
tanned as superintendent.
T. c. Mum and u. b. Avery returned
yesterday from Bainbridge, y. Y,
where they purchased machinery tc
facilitate the handling Of their cream
cry business.
A. r. Jones, OF Scranton, shook hands
with old friends of Carbondale yester-
day.
. Miss Nina Frank returned from
likes Barre yesterday afternoon. She
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ToWANDA.

A rare treat in the theatrical order
is in store for the Towanda theater-
Soers this week. and is bcirg taken
advantage OF the MacCauley-Patto
company are filling a weeks engage
ment at Hale's opera with repertoire
plays of high order. which are being
handled by a first class company of
talent They have also presented "The
Minister'S Son Royal Rags" and "a
Struggle for Gold" The specialties are
ur-to-date Sth their numbers. The
troupe is starred by w. b. Patton, j..
q. McFarlane, George F., Moore, Misses
Ida Campbell Anna Pomeroy, Louise
Foster with several others. Full houses
are enjoying the programme each even
ing.
John Howie. a prominent business
man of Ulster. has made an assignment,
his liabilities being several thousand
dollars.
Rev. Dr. Kelly Of st. Peter and St.
Pauls church, has been succeeded by
Rev. Coroner, of Forest City.
Supervisor II. II. Bentley, of the
BARCLAY railroad, met with a serious ac-
cident at foot of Plane Tuesday. while
unloading logs. lie had two ribs brok
en-.
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TUNKHANNoCK.

License court convenes on Monday,
April 3, at = o'clock p. IN. There are
thirty-three applications FLED and of
these, two applications have been filed
for one house, the Ia Grange hotel,
and one house, the Luke house, at
Mill City, has burned since the fling
Of the application for license. leaving
thirty-one licenses to he acted upon.
But one remonstrance has been fled,
that against the application of Thomas
Dolan for a license for the Noxen
house at Noxen. Asa s. Keeler esq,
represents this license and win be as.
sisted by James w. Pipt-, ESQ. G.. ..
Dershimer, esq, will represent the re-
monstrance. The court bids fair to lie
of short duration.
The quarter session anl common
please will convene on Nonday, April
TO- at o'clock, BY order Of the court
the common pleas court which was
set for April Il, will convene one week
earlier, and all common pleas sub
poenas are made returnable on Tues
day, April II. There will be little bus d.
mess in the sessions courts.
The Wyoming county attorneys, wit
nesses and officials returned from
Scranton on Wednesday, the case OF
Wyoming county VS.. Chase ct al. hav-
ing been disposed of by the court and
jury on that day.
The following people from Tunkhan-
mock seen John Drew and Mabel Irv-
ing in THE Liars" at the Nesbit
I Thursday evening: Mr.. and Mis-. S.
w. Eysenbach Miss Helen Lewis,
| Miss Eleanor Little, Miss Evelcyn
/ Townsend and II. $ Harding.
Albert A. NOrthrop. a member of the
| Junior class at the New York univers-
! ity, is spending the Easter vacation
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. r.
| NOrthrop. NOrthrop is a member of
! the base ball team of his college, play
| ing center field and also manager of
the foot ball team.
Captain Samuel Hawke, of COM
pany i, Seventh y. G.. p, was in
| Tunkhannock on Wednesday, stopping
! off here on his way home from Scran-
| ton, where he had been subpoenaed
as an expert witness on the soldiers
| monument question.
! Colonel N. A. McKown is engaged
! this week in moving his family from
| their present residence to the house
at the corner of Wyoming avenue and
| Harrison streets, recently purchased
| by him from John b. Jennings. The
| house vacated by him will be occupied
| by Attorney W. S. Miller after the
| first of April.
Mrs. O. C. James, who has been Wis
iting with her sister. Mrs. Catharine
! Townsend. leaves here for her home
in Rosario, Argentine Republic, or
Friday. She takes the steamer leav.
| ing New York on April 5.
| f. j. Sampson goes today for visit
with friends in Binghamton.
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was accompanied by Miss Florence
Nichul, who will spend some time with
her
Miss Sallie phillips has returned from
Scranton.
John Linefelter is confined to his
home by illness
Mrs. Haydn Evans will entertain the
Thursday Reading Circle" today.
Mis-. G. W. Samson ard Mrs. :. f.
Samson. of Canaan entertained at
o'clock tea yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Mills have re-
moved from Moss Side to Gilbert street,
this citv.
Frank p Kelly will leave today Tor
Wilk as- Barre to open a new drug store.
He viii be much missed from the old
stand on Salem avenue, but thorough
training and Ions experience are sure
to bring him success at Luzelnc's cap
ital.
Miss May Fitzpatrick will leave today
for visit at Millcrsville Normal school,
of which she is an alumnae.
The hours at the pOstoflice on Good
Friday, March 81, win be from a. NJ,
to - noon. one full delivery by cor-
riers. Lobby open for lock boxes only
Z
der or register business done.
Messrs. Myron and Raymond Hook
cnhcuy, sons of Professor II. j. Hook
enherry, will spend their Easter vaca-
tiOn with the Dickinson College Glee
club on trip through Maryland, Della
ware and Southern Pennsylvania.
W. 4. JOslyn, of the Temple school
of Instructor Philadelphia, gave in
structiOns in symbolic masonry at the
local Masonic temple last evening. He
will remain in Chis city for six evenings
| and a part of each evening will meet
the MaSons Il give instruction.
! rhc members of Knights of Column
! bus. Ladies' Benevolent Legion, Blessed
! Virgin sodality and the Ladies Catho-
! lie benevolent association have each
! donated ten dollars towards the pur-
! chasing of flowers to be used for the re-
! pOsitOry during Easter.
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AVoCA.

Rev. #. Il. Wilson is seriously i'll at
the Primitive Methodist parsonage. His
brother, Robert spent yesterday at his
bedside.
The marriage Of Miss Jennie AleXan-
der, of this town. to +. T.. Amerman,
OF Carbondale, is announced to take
place Oh April 10. Owing 70 recent
death in both families the affair wlI'
be- very quiet one,
David Powers, of Pittston, will occu-
py the Valley house in few days.
Rev. T. +. Carmody left this week
for Sayre where he will remain n few
days before leaving for the South for
the benefit of his health,
Mrs. Johns Of PeckVille, was a visit
or in town yesterday.
Charles Law, of West Pittston, spent
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Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.

This remedy is intended especially for
coughs colds, Group, whooping cough
and influenza, 1t mas become famous
for its cures Of these diseases over A
large part of the civilized world. The
most tlattering testimonials have been
received, giving accounts of its good
works; Of the aggravating and per-
sistent coughs ii has cured: of severe
colds that have yielded promptly To its
soothing effects, and OF the dangerous
attacks of Group it has cured, often
saving the life of the child. The exten,
sive use Of 1t for whooping cough has
shown that it robs that disease of all
dangerous consequences. 1t is especial
ly priced by mothers for their chill
dren, as ii never fails to effect 2 speedy
cure, and because they have found that
there is not the least danger in giving
il, even to babies, as it contains moth
ing injurious. Sold by all druggists.
Matthews Bros wholesale and retail
agents.
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commemoration OF Chrlsts resurrection
from the dead. In St. Patrick's church
the following programme of music will
be rendered at the late mass: "Kyrie,"
Bartholomew's mass, choir; Gloria"
Millard's mass, choir; solos by Miss
Anna Brow and Robert McCormac;
"Credo." Weber's mass in G., choir:
"Sanctus," Bartholomew mass, choir;
'Agnus Del" Bartholomew mass,
choir; solo, Miss Lizzie Dempsey; RE
gina Coeli," Werners, choir; organist,
Miss Nettie McDonald Instructor, Prof.
7. w. Watkins. The "Credo" is the
prize competitive piece which was rend-
cred by the choir on st. Patrick's day.
Special Easter music has been pre-
pared by the choir of the Presbyterian
church for both services. Rev. II. Il.
Hammond will occupy the pulpit. In
the morning holy communion will be
observed.
At the Blaltely Baptist church Rev.
j. II. Ellis will deliver a sermon on "The
Gospel of the Empty Grave" at the
morning service. A special programme
of music will be rendered by the choir.
At the evening service of the Con-
gregational church, Rev. Peter Roberts
will preach on The Resurrection of
Christ"
Miss Jennie Patten left yesterday to
spend Easter with friends at Wilkes
Barre.
Mrs. George Price, Of Lackawanna
street is quite Ill.
Leo Lynch is home from Yale college
to spend Easter.
Miss Belva Taylor has returned from
a visit to South Gibson.
Mary, the little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Pettigrew, of Blakely, is
seriously i'll with pneumonia.
Misses Barbara Baltus. of Archibald
and Minnie Moylan, of Fermoy, were
the guests of Miss May Ferguson yes
terday.
Richard Thomas and David owens,
of North Scranton, We're visitors at the
residence of James McNicol, Wednes-
day.
Miss Kate Atherton, of Clark's Sum-
nit, spent the past week with her sis
ter, Miss Gertrude Atherton. at the
Mahon house.
Miss Cora Voyle, of Carbondale, vis-
tied her home here yesterday.
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Sunday with her father, Mr.. Calvin

Sunday with her father Mr.. Calvin
Peck.
Mrs. G. u. Detrick returned yester-
day after spending a few days with
Scranton friends.
Miss Bessie Buckingham leaves this
morning for Scranton, where she will
spend Easter with her cousins, Misses
Alice and Edna Buckingham, of Mad
ison avenue.
Mr.. Wright, the gatekeeper on the
Boulevard, has moved to Carbondale.
Mr. Wright was formerly employed by
the Roaring Brook Turnpike company
and has been a toll-gate keeper for
the past eighteen years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron buckingham at
tended a meeting of the order of East
ern Star at Scranton Monday evening
Misses Eta and Emma Peck and
Messrs. Harry Peck and Fred Ben
iamln, of Peckville. were the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Rhodes over sun
day.
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500 Reward SlOO.

The readers Of this paper will be pleased
to learn that there is at least one dread
ed disease that science has been able to
cure in all its stages, ana that is Catarrh.
Hairs Catarrh Cure Is the only positive
cure known to the medical fraternity.
Catarrh being a constitutional disease, re-
uuires constitutional treatment. Halls
directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces OF the system, thereby destroying
the foundation of the disease, and giving
the patient strength by building up tho
constitution and assisting nature In do
ing its work, The proprietors have so
much faith in us curative powers, that
they offer one Hundred Dollars for any
case that II fails to cure. Send for list
of testimonials. Address
+. j. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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OLYPHANT.

EX-POstmaster j. j. Carbine is assist
ing Abram Howells, who was recently
appointed postmaster at West Arch
bald.
The many friends Of Mrs Ann Nor
rs, wife of Rev j. j. Morris. will be
panied to hear of her death, which oc-
CURED at her home in Sugar Notch
Luzerne county, yesterday. She was
13 years old, and was the mother of
Constable Jesse Morris, of this town.
The funeral win take place from her
late home Sunday afternoon.
Special services will be held in sew
eral Of the churches next Sunday In
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BOARD OF TRADE MEETING.

At last evenings meeting of the board
of trade Master Mechanic w. II. John
son, Of the Delaware and Hudson, was
present and explained the mechanism
of the Kennedy patent oiler. l.. \.
Kelly, =. \, Carroll, ]. r shannon and
d. w. Humphrey We're appointed Il
committee to obtain a proposition from
Mr.. Kennedy
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CARBONDALE.
PUBLIC RAISING. 4"

On April II Deputy Great Sachem
John +. POne will conduct a public
raising up" Of the new chiefs of Lack
AWAKEN tribe, No. POS. Improved Order
of Red Men, who are: Prophet, Henry
Buchert: sachem John Rivenburg; Sc
niOr sycamore, John l.. Goodwin; junior
sycamore, William j. Williams; keeper
of wampum. TheO. II. Elmer; chief Of
records. Henry j. Baer; representative
To- great council, Theo. II. Elmer: trus-
tee, William Goodwin.
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ELMHURST.

\. B. Williams, jr, is spending few
days with his parents here.
Miss Inez Blessing left last evening
for Stroudsburg TO visit friends at the
East Stroudsburg State Normal school.
Mr.. Frank Hibbard, of Hartford, Pa,
visited his cousin, Professor Rogers,
on Monday.
Mrs. \. b, Clay spent yesterday in
Scranton.
Mr.. l.. W. Partridge has moved in
the Wittfoot house, on Front street
Hermann Wittfoot will make his home
with Mr.. Partridge,
Miss Nellie Peck, of Peckville. spent
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QUIET WEDDING.

Miss Teresa Jones and William Good
win were quietly welded at the Metho-
dist parsonage by Rev. &. a. Place.
Ph.D., Wednesday evening. They wer"
attended by ID. l.. Goodwin and Miss
Cordelia Jones. \ wedding repast was
served to a few friends at the Jones
home on Terrace street. The newly
married pair are very favorably known
and have the best wishes of hosts Of
friends
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COMMON COUNCIL.

The common council hold a special
meeting last evening and passed or
third reading the ordinance granting
franchise to the CarbCndale Steam
Heat and Power company. Then they
tabled the Swigert resolution authoriz-
ing tn" drawing of an ordinance for
the extension of Salem avenue west
ND, and adjourned
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beautiful Kentucky Sadder with all the gaitS, fearless
of all Objects will be sold amongst the rest which compose
Road and Coach Teams Single Drawing Horses Big Draught
Teams weighing as high $500 pounds Farm and General
Business Horses. Every horse must and shall be sold to
the highest bidder Sale this afternoon AT O'clock at Gu
scks Stables where fire was Washington avenue regard
less of weather, rain or shine.
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THE POOL SCORE.

The most remarkable feature of the
Cycle clubs pool tournament is the
strength developed by George James.
He was not considered an especially
formidable antagonist when the contest
beganb but the appended score will show
how he has kept on top:
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A PLAIN PROPOSITION.

We claim that we have found a way
by which this can easily and effectively
be done. beyond an possible doubt, and
the plan is so simple and plain that any
lad ten years old can fully comprehend
and understand Il.
We learned that in the old Mill
brook, now used for the city's main
sewer, there was a very rapid current,
the water running therein much faster
than was necessary to carry the sew
age.
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Mr.. BATES SPEAKS

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