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The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-22

REPUBLIC Special
Paxton. ILL.,. June 2i.-The funeral OF J. r.
Lewis of Piper City. Ford County. will be
held there tomorrow afternoon. He was a
pioneer citizen of the county and was
formerly County Surveyor.
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New York. June n-Close: Money on call firm
er At sizG5 per cent: last loan 4h: ruling rate T.
Prime mercantile paper 3iS&4lz per cent: sterling
in bankerv bills at 3A0 for demand and q. $50
Sssx for 'issS s d.ys e z RosssS ssss: r, asStr
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Mining shares.
WEEKLY BANK cLEARINGS.
st. Louis Shows an Increase of 81. 4
Per Cent

New York. June I.-The following table,
compiled by Bradstreet. shows the bank
ciearings at the principal cities for The
week ended June ~, with the percentage
OF Increase and decrease as compared witt
the corresponding week last year:
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Ths following synopsis Of the gossip in regard
% the leading features OF the New York market
Was rocoived By d. R Francis. Bro & Co..
New York. June I--London prices came in Je-
Gdo0dlY Irregular. but after he opening ht re
some 0eocke. like Canadian Pacific, became very
Ofru0G ON the other side. At times there a
0xbttfAge pfont Of per cent IN shls stock. which
Was bought here on . large sca-e by London
end Barlin. London was q lair buyer OF Union
Raotoe and United States Steel. and sold L. 4
Il. The total transaetions announced TO about
.ThseU Was further buying Of several stocks on
Adars Tor large blocks. which caus n shsro ad-
AAnooA, without any surface reason or any hub
10 tnttmatton. 4 notable instance was W.b,sn
0Roeasod- In the nTst hour ". 4. Blacque bouxnt
toA and Buckout, Davis 4 Co la0O0 shares
3ogltn9 tho priceo up sharply. The interests as
ooe1a&od With the manasement now ere not in
te1cA With this hnxing. and believsd The prices
. N - lats trading thers vas renewed pool
VGO keayy bayern. and a. H Combs & ca were
else mis- buyine was accompanied by Q re-
Viv1l Of tie reports that announcement in re-
gAr1 70 the formation Of Q new Southwestern
6vs6a0 v1u soon b madA
rouplso 0as was bought early By Flower 4
O., ana Chicago houaes- The principal holders
q - oeock attach Q great deal OF importance to
- agFsamsnt proposed BY the city OF Chicago
d 0oems probable the management Of the COM
~ WIN ecospe IL agreement.
/ Ua1n 1asEAs ana q. Pad w~s bon bought
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Ramsey. H.. June s1.-I.ouis Sanders. a
farmer. six miles rcrth aged "a years. was
setting in his yard under a tree yesterday
Afternoon when the tree was yiven by light
ming. He wss prostratcd and IL still In q
comatose condition. with little hopes of re-
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COTTON DESTROYED By FIRE.
Compress With 2,3C9 Bales Burned
ut Houston, Tex.

Houston. Tex. June 1--Thc compress
owned by Inman NelmS q Co. was burned
this morning. with 800 bales Of cotton The
loss is placed at $lek9o0. The loss Is PARTIAL
ly covered by Insurance.
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VANDERBILT ROADS
DECLARED DIVIDENDS.
STATEMENTS ISSUED WERE
SATISFACTORY.
General Market Was Featureless
Except for NJ. & st. L. and Iowa
Oentral@Tme Money Easy.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York, June n-The general market
in London was fsaturelesa closing steady.
Amsricans were very Inactive all day and
closed fairly nrm. Consols were without
special feature
The opening here was without special
feature. apart from Minneapolis and St.
Louis and Iowa Central. both OF which
showed . tendency to believe that Iowa
Central common stock would bs exchanged
Roe 'l(lnneapolis and ST. Louis common in
The peuportion of two shares for one. and
that Minneapolis and St Louis would then
b lsased to Illinois Central under a per
esnt guarantee for the common stock.
During the day directors Of Lake Shore
Ind Q number Of the other Vanderbilt roads
INST and declared regular dividends The
otatsmsnts Issued were regarded a. salts
factory.
Crop advioeo were uniformly favorable.
KAnsas was expected to produce II. .o0O. 900
ba. moro wheat than last year. and Okla
bona from 100000 70 100000 bu. In ex-
osss oS . year ago
Estimates q to the showing In the bank
OtA&smsnt we're favorable and exerted q
etmulating eject On sentiment
The absence Of any Development in re-
Hard 70 Q 81 Paul-Unio Pacific deal DOM
mated shs trading In these stocks. buying
tioo d that Z deal VIII be consummated.
There was good buying Of Canadian Pa
clio on the belief that the community OF
interest will be extended to the property.
a big wheat crop is assured and earnings
Il q believed. will Justify a higher rate of
dividends. There is pretty confident belief
that Chicago Great Western and Wisconsin
Central viii be taken over In the interest
Of stable rates. but with what properties
they are to b allied has not been de-
There was considerable selling of Anal
ganneted Copper against the new stock, but
the feeling u that this must be about fin-
4phed, and that an advance may be looked
Cor In the not far distant future.
The Gould stocks were active and higher
n the belief that the Greater Missouri
Pacific" deal would soon be accomplished.
VnH 10 oaid. In rather good circles, that the
vyAhash debentures Will be retired. and the
B's made Q fxed charge at q lower rate OF
Interest This. It Is said, will be accom-
erod part OF the general plan. it is taken
- fixing q time within which the South
western deal may be completed.
Leather came In for one Of its periodical
movements on the report that capitalization
might be readJusted. st. LOUIS and San
Francisco was bought on the rights and the
belief that the company Is going in for
policy Of expansion, which viii give the
road q sreater Importance than it has here
tofors enjoyed.
During the greater part OF the afternoon
Union Pacific and Manhattan practically
monopoltzed the trading. but the market
had q strong look, and there was some ten
monsionS was under way.
Time money was easy at 31a per cent for
o and 30 days. and per cent for all other
dates.
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New York stock Quotations.

St Louis. Friday, June y 1901.
The following shows the opening. highest, low
est and closing quotations the New YORK
Stock Exchange to-day. Corrected daily for Tna
Republic by II. r. Francis Bro. * Co.. bonds an.
stocks. IA North Fourth street.
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nomIually &C. Mexican dollars f7i.c State bonds
inactive: Government bonds steady. KailrJad
bonds strong. Exchanges s2slss5. .44 balances $i3-
So SO.
Boston Mass. June sf.-CIearing. 81. 80, Sc:
balances s.. .O2l. SO.
Philadelphia. Pa. June el.--Cfearances $fs.sJ6,-
b6e: balances s.. .A,e.9s1.
Chicago June 81 -Rank clearinss 81. 80. fsS:
s.. So. ssS. Posted Exchange 4sSi- - days:
4sy on demand. New York exchange &c ptefiiiu
Baltimore. Nd. June ci.-Clearirss N.ll0,5SS:
balances s439.s55.
Cincinnati o.. June 2i.-Clearings 8. $50, so.
Money 3a6 per cent. New York exchange lec pre-
MUM.
Treasury Statement.
Washington. June I-To-iay's statement of
ths Treasury balances in the geaeial fund.
elusive of the $50 900 gold in the
di, ision Of redemption. shows: Available cash
balance SiIa..5s lss; sold. $s5.5ia. 81.
Bar silver.
Ner ye:k. June 21.-Iar silver 5sssc.
London. June 2i--Bnr silver steady at - f-Isd
per
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River Forecast
The river at ST. Louis will fall
River and Business.
Harbor gauges yesterday marked rs fsst.
showing no change In the last twensy-four hours
Business along the river front yesterday Wa
br,.k with considerable increase In the volume
of freight offerings.
Weather. bright and warm
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LOCAL MONEY MARKET.
Business Continues Active and q
orally Satisfactory.

There was nothing really new developed in the
LOCAL money market during Yesterday. A gooi
all-round business reported by all the lead
ing banks and trust companies, notwithstanding
the extreuely hot but oeaoonabso weather. There
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Received daily by D. X. Francis, Bro a Co.
No. 21l North Fourth street:
Pittsburg Plate Glass l50 bid; I72 asked
WESTINGHOUSE Air Brake, last sale at 100
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was the usual demand for money. which was IN
large supply. and interest rates were about steady
ut To per cent on which basis call and time
loans were made. Routine business Al generally
active especially checking and depositinS. and
business with the country encouragingiy sAt's-
factory.
/. The local bank ciear:ngs yesterday were fairly
large considering the day of the week. and
amounted 10 ss sss. SIS. the days balances being
reported at 81. .ee5. .so4
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RIVER NEWS.
Rise and Fall Of the Rivers

For twenty-four nours. enaing at a. m
st. Louis, Friday. June Il. 1911
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BOND SALES AT NEW YORK.
Ffrat Call,

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
. New York. June 2l-Sales OF bonds vere maSe
here to-day follows:
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Corrected daily by Guy p. Billion. No. sG Olive
street.
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move on the part Of the Republicans
to carry anything through.
Each side has sized the other up oy
repeated feints on one question or an
other, until the minority are forced to
admit that they are powerless. Every
rule proposed for the conduct of the
body has been closely watched by the
Home Rulers, and under the leader
ship of "Obstructionist Bill' they have
had things their own way, and any Sec
ton of a rule that they thought would
in the least lessen the power of the In
dependent party has been switched
around until it suited their pleasure.
Whenever anything presented itself
| in the rules which the watchful eyes
of the Independents had overlooked
then they would move to adjourn, and
adjourn they would, willy-nilly.
| After adjournment a caucus would be
in order and the details for the morn
ing campaign fully discussed. Ap'
ropos of these meetings, on last Mon
day evening the Independent ranks
were thrown into confusion from which
they have not as yet fully recovered
They had convened in Fosters hal
and when the secretary Of the caucus
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days work in the Territory of Ha-
waii.
Hinio, Ind.-An act to provide that
only American citizens of the Terri
tory Of Hawaii shall be employed in
public work.
Makekau, Dem.-Ind.-An act to pro-
vide for the establishment of munich
pal and county governments in the
Territory of Hawaii.
Emmeluth, Ind.-An act to provide
election laws for the Territory of Ha-
wall the object being to provide for
election of officialssand legislators upon
basis of proportional representation.
Emneiuth, Ind.-An act to provide
for exemptions from legal executions,
amending section 14S5 of the Civil Code.
| the object being to provide more lib
! eral exemptions.
/ Kumalae Rep. introduced a joint
resolution asking that Congress amend
the Territorial Act by striking out in
section Al the following words; "AH
I Legislative proceedings shall be con-
Quoted In the English language. On
motion OF Robertson, the resolution
was made the order of the day for to-
morrow.
Kaniho, Dem, asked that his bill for
i repeal OF the laws cOHCeTHlES NdcCliitt-
| ton be taken up. 1t was passed on
reading by title and ordered printed
| From Superintendent of Public In
istruction Atkinson the House received
a communication stating that the old
Fort street school building had been
| examined and found not worth the
cost of necessary improvements. 1T
was proposed to tear the building down
and remove 1t, as the lot is not large
Ienough to provide room for such new
building as was required. An appropri-
lation would be needed to provide guar
ters for the school in the meantime.
| Emmeluth wanted to know If there
was any report of a building commits
sioner accompanying the letter. He
thought the House ought to have re-
port from such an expert authority up
on which to base action Speaker Akina
referred the matter to the committee
on public improvements, stating that
the committee would investigate.
Mahoe, who is a merry wag of sixty
land odd, first had the rules suspended
and then he presented a marvellous pc
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by Beckley. an Independent. who asked
the speaker if the House would go to
Mokolai as a committee of the whole
or If, as the original motion provided,
a committee of nine members would
do the investigating and the other
members accompany them merely for
their own information.
The speaker was puzzled GilfilIan
had day ago amended the original
resolution calling for nine members, to
read that the entire House should go,
but through an error notice was sent
to the Board of Health containing the
motion without the amendment
Beckley spoke of this. Gilfllan stat
ed that he understood that the House
was to go as the House" and sit at
the leper settlement, the speaker being
in the chair. The speaker said that
would be impossible, as the House was
privileged tc sit only in the capital
city.
Emmeluth urged that the House be
divided into several committees and
that each undertake some particular
line of investigation. He said the re-
porters going should do the same. They
would stay two days and half day
would be given over to hearing the
claims of the lepers.
Prendergast said some would not go.
as they suffered from seasickness. He
believed the plan was to appoint sepa-
rate committees on the steamship when
the speaker knew just who would go.
Kaniho said it was the sacred duty
of all to go. Sick or well, they should
take the trip.
Beckley thought the House should go
under the direction of the committee
ON public health. of which he is chair
man.
Makekau was in accord with Beckley
but failed to see how under the resolu-
! ton passed several days before they
could &c except as a committee of the
whole.
I Robertson said the resolution called
for committee of nine and no more
The others would merely go along with
the nine.
| The old resolution was read and q
lengthy debate ensued.
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Honorable Representatives Listen to
Bills OF Divers Sorts.

was called upon to produce some bills
and petitions which had been filed with
him by order of the president, ne was
unable to do SO, as he claimed that
they had been removed from his desk
unknown to him
Everyone was in doubt-each Inde-
pendent looked at his neighbor and
wondered if he was the man who had
accepted bribe from the Republican
ranks-for they could see no other OBJ
ject in the loss of their papers. The
country members were particularly
vexed, as petitions which they had gone
to considerable trouble to procure and
bills which they had spent many an
anxious hour in drawing up were miss
ing. The members concerned are very
reticent regarding the incident and so
far as can be ascertained have been
unable to find the missing bills up to
date.
Whether Senator White is the choice
of the Home Rulers as leader In the
Senate or not is a question which is
very much in doubt. Some say that
he occupies the position by choice and
others state that by force of his elo-
quence in the House he has usurped
the position and that another Senator
is really the leader and will make him
self known when the proper time ar
riyes
Cecil Brown and Carter are the main
,agitators In the Republican ranks
while Baldwin and Paris generally
stand for moderation Achi stands in
Il class of his own and is at one time
arguing for more moderate measures
and at another time will denounce in
the most emphatic terms the president
and the sentiments expressed.
Many who have watched the pro-
lceedings of the Senate during the last
few days wonder what will happen
when Senator Cecil Brown attempts to
| introduce the packet of bills he has
locked up in his desk. and would Won
der still more il they knew that at least
two more of the Republican Senators
have about thirty bills which they are
waiting for an opportunity to present
| Bills relating to single-tax, the liquor
question and municipal government
must come up in their turn, and many
of the members of the Senate shak'
their heads and look wise when the.
are asked when they will finish.
A serious question has presented it
self to the Senate as body in the pas
sage of the rule yesterday afternoon re
llating to the limitation of debate. B,
it each Senator is prohibited from
speaking more than twice upon any one
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one subject and each speech is limited
to the space of ten minutes.
Gag law" the Republican Senators
declare it, for they feel that should
they introduce a subject requiring
more than the. allotted time to ex-
plain and move for a suspension of the
rules, they will surely be defeated by
the overwhelming majority of the
Home Rulers.
No provision is made for time to per-
nit the interpreter to translate the
questions and speeches, so that it is
evident that so soon as the rules are
completed the services of the interpre-
ter may just as well be dispensed with
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HOUSE HAD
BIG LAUGH
Funny Things Done
in Yesterdays
Session.

IN THE House yesterday there was
! considerable work done. Besides
the three bills and the resolution
~ below which were introduced yes
terday, notice of intention to introduce
bills was given as follows;
Dickey. Rep.-An act to provide for a
tax on incomes.
Dickey, Rep.-An act to abolish per
sonal taxes.
Robertson, Rep.-An act to repeal
certain obsolete laws.
Kaniho. Dem.-An sct to repeal sec
tions SOC, S07, 500 of the Civil Code. re-
lating to poll tax, school tax and road
tax.
Hihio. Ind-A bill asking the Con-
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NINE ON THE
COMMITTEE
Some Didn't Like the
Trip TO Leper
Settlement.

e ONE of the Representatives will not
go to the leper settlement this
~ evening when the House and Sen
ate make the trip. In the House
yesterday there was plenty of discus
sion of the junket and much difference
of opinion as to how many should go.
Many of the Representatives, though
Island-born, are troubled with NAL de
mer and fear to trust themselves on a
tiny steamship on the broad ocean.
One gentleman declared openly that he
had weak stomach and did not relish
the journey. Others looked dubious
and whispered to their neighbors that
they would stay at home.
The Molokai matter was brought ur
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Finally the speaker ruled that the
resolution called for committee or
nine There was an uproar. The
speaker clearly went against the
amendment to the resolution. The fol-
lowing nine were named:
Beckley Qnd.), Gilfillan (Rep.1, Rob-
ertson (Rep), Prendergast 0nd), Puu-
XII Dem.). Emmeluth Qnd.), Hawai-
hoa Ind.), Hoogs (Repo, Wilcox
Oem.).
Emmeluth said he would look par
ticularly into the water supply at the
settlement, as it was in his line of busi-
ness.
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AS nearly all the speeches are made
in the Hawaiian language, it is evident
that the Senators have little respect for
the trainers of the Organic Act-at
least this may be said of the Senators
who were instrumental in the passage
Of the rule by which translation was
all but prohibited.
Before twenty minutes had passed
yesterday morning four motions were
made and as quickly lost sight of, no
action being taken upon them.
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az Ia bFeiess y. telegraph instruments,
se 10 Ne 'he most powerful ever made,
apan n, shipped from New York to
lapan ,nsy iney We're made especially for
he fsstansa .,a VIII be installed on two of
'ected ~ Japanese cruisers. It is ex-
ab nessoa n they VIII be able to trans
.0ses at least 12s miles.
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gress of the United States to extend
the homestead and general land laws
OF the United States to the Territory
of Hawaii.
Hihio. Ind.-A bill to encourage ed
ucation.
Hihio. Ind.-An act to provide that
eight hours shall constitute legal
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nav. NEGLECT YOUR EYES; you
s.,son WI one pair Don't wear other
A.IS. glasses; your eyes differ from
asts Dont wear cheap. improperly
Ccn.r,. ,"ses; they will ruin your eyes.
Room ; 3. LUCAS. OPTICIAN.
~1'm Love Bldg.
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soN smSS IRON WORKs.-Engineer and
ss,.rs s.,saers OF Pumping and Sugar Ma
a. and complete power plants; Of
~ room L, Spreckels block; Tel. 194.
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sTENoGRApHERs.
ses, SHr.-Public stenograpner, at
sro9nd dssaslng s insurance department,
$40 ~. moor, Judd bldg: Tel. Main a6s.
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INSTR ANNr
ARCHITECTS.
ENGINEERS

'1AS' 1t'S " Z. DOVE, C.E.-Surveyor and
.Na engineer; Office new Magoon bldg,
~: 49, =. aiaAes and Merchant Sts.; P. o.
'" vi Orders taken for typewriting.
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No,.s',h. i. TAYLOR, II. Am. Soc. c. E.
Srss Sss,TI1ins ~, Hydraulic Engineer; 2s5
@Na Blk, Honolulu: Tel go.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

- ESTATE AND INVESTMENTS.
I.,tEl1AN, POND & Co.-Judd Bldg; /;
\, Main g.
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'ysterionsTIre soldiers are still being
picked off at Tien-Tsin.
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, shi KaI w aidersee has promised Yu-
10 Shantrn,EHa he will not send troops
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CONTRArORa

,,o.. l. tATY.-Contractor and Builder,
rcn. tna ONCE fitting: brick. wood or
hrs..ull b. building; shop. Hotel St., near
N''scAs; res. 16l Anapunf.
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MoRR1S.-Consuiting electrical.
auraunc and mechanical engineer.
S'n H. Territory Hotel, King st.
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y Is Tnoe nnSl Of the wall Of T,en-Tsan
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T0NG-Ofces 81 and 3S, Campbell
! y, j. co- Fort and Merchant SITS.
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ESTERDAY'S session OF the
Senate witnessed very lit
tie change in the tactics
which have marked the
meetings thus far. The In
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~ Observation-Disclosures; Notary
paHlc I and Commissioner for New York
"a Cal. Merchant ST.; Tel. Main 6S.
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JEWELERs
OPTICIAN9.

q, ,ns =, CO.-San francisco, Jewel
'o sivsrsmiths. Ses adyt. inside.
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ATTORNEYS.
,rF A. DICKBY.-King and Bethel
BE Tel Main 3l2; P. o. box 7SS.
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y, G. ROGERS. MD.-Eye, Ear, Nose
ard Throat; Hotel St., opp. Y. NJ. C. A;
recla treatment for deafness.
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BROKERS

FROhERS-
post. A1n1ptsELL--ofice Queen ST, op-
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dependents are we'll organized and it is
evidently their intention to block any