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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-23
YOUNG LADIES AS
FIRE FIGHTERS
Saved House by Display of Great
Heroism.
STREET COMMITTEE MEETING
Disposition TO Be Made of Stone crushsr
Occupies Attention of the Body.
Death of Mrs. G. /. Adams.
Two Marriage Ceremonies.
STREET COMMITTEE MEETING
Manchester Bureau. Richmond Times,
No l02 Hull Street

NO. luz Hull street.
What would have. nine times out Of
len. been a disastrous fire was happily
ererted last night shortly after 2 o'clock
ey the rare presence of mind of Miss
Annie Fitzgerald and her friend, Miss
td.zie Carr, when, with angry flames
aeaping to the ceiling of the parlor of
Eerseant Ferguson's home, the two young
ladies fought their way through fire and
smoke into the room and threw suf-
Ec.ert quantity Of water on the blaze TO
check 1t until some gentlemen could
reach the scene
The fire was caused by a pet dog Of
the house. which, in chasing bug
around the room knocked over the table
upon which there was a large lamp. Miss
Fitzgerald was alone in the room at the
ti1ae, playing the piano. She realized the
seriousness OF the situation, and attempt
ed to throw the burning lamp out of
the window. Unfortunately, in taking
UP the lamp. the burner came off, spill
ing the oil over the carpet. which added
inteneity TO the fire Immediately the
whole front room was in a tight blaze,
the flames leaping upward and licking
the ceiling The lace curtains caught
nnG were in ashes in a second.
Miss Fitzgerald had in the meantime
Dashed from the room to the pump in
the yard Hastily drawing up a bucket
of water. she handed it to her friend.
Miss Carr and then pumping another,
they both rushed into the house. BY
this time the smoke had filled the hall,
and the house seemed doomed Without
moments hesitation the young ladies
fought their way through the dense
smoke. up the hall TO the door of the par
Tor The contents of both buckets were
dashed into the room. and by this time
the neighbors began to pour II. Gentle
men present soon had the fire under con-
troll and the Fire Department had moth
Ing to do when they arrived. One set
tee, the lamp. table and the carpet and
Curtains were burned beyond repair
The house is situated on the corner Of
Fourteenth and cambridge Streets, dag
onal!y across from the public school
building. When the alarm came in there
was the widest excitement for a. while.
many thinking that the schools were on
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-23
Sheriff Calls for Troops.
(Ry Associotei pressN

SCRANTON, PA. Sept. 22.-Sherifs
Scnade Of Lackawanna county. tonight
at 7:3O o'clock telegraphed Governor
stone to send troops to his assistance.
The sheriff had Just given to the news-
paper men a proclamation announcing
that he would call troops if the lawless-
ness did not cease, when he received Il
ances up the valley. He found on inves-
tigation that the situation was such that
he could not cope with it and sen. {.
call for troops.
The worst of to-night's outbreaks &C
Cured at Archibald. 4 crowd of eco
strikers ransacked the quarters occupied
by forty men employed at the Raymond
Washery of the Ontario and Western
Company. while the men We're at work
and on meeting with the men as they
We're returning, drove them back to the
refuge of the washery. The mob then
returned to the collierT proper, drove
out the engineers, firemen, pumpmen and
guards and took possession of the
breaker. The plant of the Crescent Lice
trio Light Company. which is supplied
with stefsl from the breaker, had to shut
down. and the whole region around was
left in darkness. In the attack on the
breaker two men were shot, one a striker
and the other workman Thair names
or condition could not be learned
Chief Deputy Miles NicAndrew was at
tackled and shot at by mob at Oliphant
The steam pipers of the Pennsylvania
Coal Company's coliery at Old Forge.
we're blows up with dynamite tonight.
Two coIored cooks at the William A col
liery were rescued by deputy sherifs
from a crowd which was threatening to
lynch them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-23
Excitement at Shenandoah.

(Ry Associated PreSs.)
SHENANDOAH, PA, Sept. 22.-This
town was in a state Of excitement for
several hours this evening. Sheriff Bed
dell and half dozen deputies arrived
in town about 1 o'clock and attempted
to arrest the strikers who began taking
coal from the mine breakers on the
Girard estate. The men resisted arrest:
and the sheriff appealed to General
Goblin for assistance. The General or
dered the Second city troops to assist
the sheriff in the discharge of his duty.
Meantime a mob of about 5000 people
had gathered in the vicinity OF the
breakers. What protection the presence
of the troop afforded. the sheriffs men
arrested three coal pickers. but the rest
succeeded in escaping. The prisoners
were taken to the Pennsylvania Railway
station surrounded by troops and followed
bv the mob kissing and jeering. The
strike leaders procured bail for them
and they were released.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-23
STREET COMMITTEE.

STREET COMMilIEE.
To determine what disposition should
be made of the stone crusher owned by
the city. the Street Committee was
called in special session last night. A
letter from the w. r. Trigg Company,
offering to rent the cr7lsher at $40 per
month. was read and elected much dis
russion from the members. Finally a
ro,nmittee Of three-Messrs. Ferguson,
Hooker and GIizzard-was appointed to
Rdvtse with the City Engineer and ascer-
tain what would be the cost CT rcnair-
Ing the crusher. and If the Trigg Com
pany wished to buy it. This committee
will report back within the next day or
10.
This machine originally cost The city
81 n7c. and is now as good as new. II is
POSSIBLE that the city will have use for
1t In quarry which from present out
look Will revert to them.
Messrs. James F. Bradley and a. Cole
flanton submitted estimates for hauling
gravel from the city's quarry. The for
mars was eighty cents per cubic yard,
while the latter's was seventT-four cents.
The matter was tabled for the present.
Through the efforts of Mr.. L. B. Til
lery Twelfth Street. between McDonough
and Semmes. will be graveled about forty
feet 1t seems that the city carts graded
,he street up TO a. certain point and then
stopped, leaving a large hole in the
street, which in rainy weather is very
ugly. Mr.. Ffrguson succeeded in a
movement to have the pavement on Balm
bridge Street. between Fifteenth and Co
&a1tiin Avenue, temporarily fixed with
gravel TO be hauled there when the city
carts are not busy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-23
Hiram Walker.
Mrs. Irene IS. Page.

fSpecIal Dispatch % The Times.
ccffAKAoTTESVILLE., VA. September
Mrs. Irene VI. Page. wife OF the late
William NJ Page. died yesterday rlorn-
iu.. ut her home. on Page Street after
q brief Illness. aged sixty-siS years The
funeral service occurred this afternoon.
Mrs. Page is survived by three chill
f!ren-P C. Page, Of Danvilte: NJ. ff.
rage and Mrs. f. n. Sandridge. OF this
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-23
LADY ACCosTED.

While walking alone down the Peters
burg Turnpike to her home. on Stockton
Street, extended. a middle aged lady was
accosted Sunday evening shortly after
dark by large burly negro man. who
had followed her from Cowarding Ave-
nue. When the negro stepped in the
lady's path, she turned and ran back
to the city limits. The negro followed
some distance. but on nearing an electric
light disappeared in same of the numer-
Gus dark streets in the neishborhood.
The lady came to Friends drugstore on
the corner OF Cowarding Avenue and
Hull Street. where she told of the affair
Mr. Alex Clary escorted her home. No
thing has been seen of me negro since,
and it is doubtful if she could give an
accurate description of him.
Charged with engaging in a fight on
the public streets some six or lseven
Young men. well known in the city will
appear before Mayor Maurice this morn
ing, to answer charge made against
them first by young man named
Maddrea, and afterwards by Officer
Jones This is the result of a fight
which happened on the corner of Twelfth
and Hull Streets last week. in which
some twenty-five or thirty boys We're en-
gagged. Only the ones directly interested
IN the fight have been summoned to ap-
pear.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-23
Mrs. Ellen c. WEIGH

Mrs. Ellen C. WEIGH, widow of the late
Christopher WEIGH. died yesterday morn
ing at her residence. No. 11s Nicholson
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-23
Mrs. A. Wood.

Mrs A Wood died Sunday morning
at the residence OF her son-in-law, Mr..
George Bannister, No. 1900 Governor
Street Mrs. Wood was eighty-three years
Of age The funeral took place yesterday
afternoon from the home at 1870 o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-23
MIR. John B. Gravins.

Mr.. John B. Gravins died Sunday morn
ing at his residence. No. 2il9 Darlington
Street Mr. Gravins is survived by four
cilildren-John J. Gravins, George c. Ora
wins. Mrs. Lena Buchanan and Miss An
ME Gravens. The funeral Will take place
from the home this afternoon at $3.50
clock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-13
,z{;:.B'C'
BEERS
Famous the World
Over-Fully Matured.
Order from
NJ. Cans
Men Who Inherit Kingdoms.
Order from
NJ. Cans

Only seven sovereigns of Europe
have heirs of their own body to sue
ceed them The emperor OF Austria,
the king of the Belgians and the king
of Roumania will be succeeded by
nephews, the emperor of Russia and
the sultan of Turkey by brothers, and
the pcesumptive successor to the king
of Italy's heir is his cousin, the duke
of Aosta, while the succession to the
thrones of the Netherlands and Servia
may be regarded as in allegiance at
present But for the Salic law, how
ever, the crowns of Russia, Austria
Italy and Belgium would pass to
direct descendants of the present
ruler. In the case of Turkey the sue
cession is regular, the sultapate pass
ing from brother to brother and not
from father to son.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-13
CRUELTY TO CONVlCTS.

Chester, HI. eonvicts cut off their
fingers to escape WORK claimed to be
beyond their strength, and which, It
is charged. WAS wrecking them phys
ically The foregoing is only an IL
lustration of the desperation of con
yicts caused by the brutality OF those
in charge OF the eonvicts o. course
it is not always the case that the
Nardens and guards are cruel to the
Vonricts but it is too true in far too
many OF he penitentiaries and convict
camps Of the various states. 1t is not
expected that convicts will be given
the best the markets afford for diet.
and that they will be rugged eut in
full dress as if prepared to attend a
fancy ball, but il is only humane th2.
they be given wholesome, substantial
food in sufficient quantities to suS-
tain them in their hard physical la
hor and that they be clothed comfort-
ably Too often they are given stale
bread, half deeayed Negetables ana
tainted meat because the contractors
can buy impure foods cheaper taan
The pure atiele The couyiets are
required 10 perform extremely severe
E@ers @hitc suh5istins upon tnis un-
NAotesaas2 food measured oUt t. them
IN seaut quantities. If the PHYSICAL
man fajJs md the convict falls ty the
waysI '.,-t~eee ere 700 many Instances
II. Nhi,a ehe sh Is applied Instead
et tae administration et me1lVtHa tor
tie ailments q the oNesworLel. half
fed wretch.
Tletl a2c mstenees in Which Gu.
yiets rJfvsr absolutely 10 perform .ay
}alor. ana requires harsh means to
fQ2te thcm - comply With the prison
o. camp regulations, and, as a means
of prcs2r1in ms discipline. 50 necessary
Ia the msnasemeut ii eonvtots. harsh
measures a1e jHStihahle With an Oh
strepevous prisoner but there is TOO
much q i'll treatment OF eonyiets. and
il is NJ. eontiued To auy one state
OF sec on. Instances OF it are being
hrousht to light in the eastern and
northern prisons and camps IS well
as in those of the south
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-13
Catarrh and HAY Fever.

LIQUID Cream Balm is becoming
quite as popular in many localities
as Ely's Cream Balm solid. 1t is pre-
pared for use in atomizers, and is
highly priced by those who have been
accustomed to call upon physicians
for such treatment Many physicians
are using and prescribing it. All the
medical properties of the celebrated
Cream Balm are contained in the
LIQUID form. which is 75 cents. includ-
ing spr wing tube. All druggists or
by mel. Ely Brothers, 56 Warren St.
New Nuz-iiz.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-13
Seerstary Moody Makes Trouhla

Secretary Moody has caused<con.
steraation in several ways since talk.
lag the reins at the navy department..
For many years it has been the Gus.
tom OF medical officers of the navy
70 attend the families of naval officers
tree OF charge. Mr. Moody has been
unable to see any reason why the
government SHOULD pay such doctors
bills and has abolished the custom
He now has under consideration .
proposed law under which each Off.
Ger VIII E>-'e to serve regular pa
Rod at sea in each grade.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-13
Xmas American Name.

Numerous inquiries are being made
Z; to what would be King Edwards S
aame if he had the honor of being q
citizen of the United States. His
mothers name was Guelph and she
married man whose family name
was Victim. Therefore should his
most gracious majesty desire to be-
come citizen of this country his pa.
pers would be made out to Albert E.
Victim.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-13
WhV eaCheYS Should
Be Pedagogue
mt Of Schools. Crawfordsville. Ind.

a. MILLS Of Schools.
1@DUcATIoN is A MOVEMENT
l COMMUNITY.
I ~ / EMPLOYED IN FACILITATING AND DIRECTING THIS
YsssnSs.T MOVEMENT ALONG LINES BELIEVED WHOLE
esT0fOSsS THE EDUCATIONAL PROCESS 49, ACCORDING
CERTAIN DETERMINED
SEQUENCE ACTIVITIES
VlDUAL MUST PASS If HE Is TO GROW TEACHING MUST CON-
EFFECTIVE
understand the principles Of education
something which she deduee rules teaching but
by which she may the worth of what she doing.
Teaching applied pedagogy 1t born of the teachers
and nyenveness However, the
eral principles, else it will be futile.
EDUCATIONAL METHOD TEACHER
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-13
A Cow Cursed Camp.

The editor of tie Eldora Miner says
that camp is COW cursed" He would
prefer milk famine to having his
nervous system all bawled up by the
vociferous conversations carried on
between the noisy critters as the
cleaning fallS.-Denver Post.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-13
Gives Up Equipage for Charity.

DR.. Theodore Kohn. the prince bish.
op of Olmutz. Austria. offers his gold,
en- chariot and eight horses for sale,
to use the money for the benefit OF the
poor The carriage has been in the
possession of the bishopric for several
hundred years.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-13
q a . TO RIA
Bears .ae NV t'1 Yll Haze iaaw Bought
Of %azIfZZz1<x
Drew 1O-Cent Crec.

A railway engineer in Caldwell drew
a check for his last months services
amounting to 10 cents. He has had it
framed and will keep it as a souvenir
in proof of the fact that he Dire. the
smallest ehee& written by the com.
raay.-kansas City Star,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-13

W. L. JONES, CONDUCTOR B
THE COTTON BELT RAILR0!I
Pine Bluff. Arkansas: Wa-is|
Liver Tablets have given I
better satisfaction tIaa any liver n|
icine or pill l ever used. There i;
comparison between them and The
ual remedies found on the ma-aa
cordially recommend them.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-13

A. L. RIkE. ENGINEER OH
COTTON BELT RAILWAY: III
used Walkers Liver Tablets all
state without hesitation that thFa
far superior to an:tding tlTea
taken.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-13
What Consumers Say =
Walker's lii er Tab1ell

HON. S. NJ. TA1 ,R. ATTORNEY
Pine Bluff: 1t is a 3asqge for met
be able tc endorse worthy Arkaaa,
enterprise. This | nsider Walker
Liver Tablets to be. cave used thsJ
with perfect satisfa ioo and touI
them to be all that II represe5.
wish you success.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-13
The College
Course Must
Be Shortened
By President HARPER Of the University of Chicago

fSM0 )ANY who preparing for profession are o
RXM nctv injured by the last year two III college,
1A There are some whom the college at1nos
T1I pee distinguished that of the professional
-Df0 school, a wholesome Men who III col
ege idle their time III many find the more senu
life of professional training exactly suited to their needs
STRONGER IN EVERY QUARTER THAT
COURSE, FOR THOSE WHO ARE TO
IN A PROFESSION MUST BE SHORTENED
does that the Harvard plan of three meets with
general favor Cambridge although according the official
report 40 of the graduating from Harvard col
ege within three It would
be better plan allow those who do contemplate profess
sonal of study take the full four years of work college
and TO ARRANGE FOR THE OTHER CLASS TO COUNT
THEIR EARTY PROFESSIONAL WORK AS \ PART OF
THE WORK ACCEPTED FOR THE BACHELORS DE-
GREE great forward step in the direction of this policy has
the action of Yale This policy has been
adopted the basis for the organization of the schools of medicine
and law in the University of Chicago 1t the practical solu
problem which and bids be the
monty accepted solution within a short time
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-13

Is it a burn? Use Dr.. Thomas Ec-
lectric Oil A cut? Use DR.. Thomas
Eclectric Oil. At your druggists.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-13

Too Iate cure cold after CON
sumpti = fastened It's deadly grip
on Tie Take DE- Woods Nor
NaH ts syrup while Yet there is
time
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-13

It's mistake to suffer a day longer
tnan you can help. Doan's Ointment
ofings instant relief and permanent
cure. At any drug store, so cents
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-13

MAN GOTTLIEB. JENELE1
Bluff, Ark: Walkers Liver IsI
certainly a good medicine for
and biliousness. I cordially reco
them to my friends.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-13

Dyspepsia-bane of human exist
ence. Burdock Block Bitters cures it,
promptly. permanently. Regulates
and tones the stomach.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-13

WN. CRAIG. CHIE1 OF POLIO;
inc Bluff Ark: Walk:r Liver Tats
are the best thai ye ever us
They are mild blt very thorough /
use them in NY family all the tine
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-13

There are some who are real aux-
ious to hear from the grand jury. yet
they do SO with trembling
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-13

VVUVVu "lNV VT'3IsVn az Gen. .NINrao.
Cabra, Italy. born l,11
lS15-Jean Haptiste NarreauX. sculptor.
died at Paris
1S9o-efeHeral ". ". Belknap died in
Washington; horn 1881. James l..
Thorod RoHovs, famous write' on
political economy, died at Oxford.
England.
lSea-Nice Admiral Philip Howard Colomb,
British naval officer. inventor and
writer died i'll London: born 1871,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-13
CAPT. NAT DOWNS. Pine !

After using all other liver medN7
find Walkers Liver Tablets sFi|
ter satisfaction than any hare
used before.
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GRAY KEY. PLANTER AN
CHANT: Walkers Liver ~
about the only medicine i
They are the best sellers e'p|
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Subscription Price.
Daily, one copy, one week ......$ .l5
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Daily, one copy, one year -. Z 81
Sunday Edition, one year ...... 2 90
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The Graphic guarantees its adver
tisers daily circulation of 1,1oo
papers, this being double the circula-
tion of any other Pine Bluff daily
newspaper.
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Advertising rates made known on
application.
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Entered at the PCStOfiice at Pine
ter.
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JOE KRU Ap"

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list king oi Naples. eN-
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OFFICE: 800 West Barraque Street
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Jas. w. ADAMS, General Manager.
GEO. RI. ADAMS, Business Manager.
FERNANDEZ MAY, Managing Editor.
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-10-11
THE COTTON MILL TRUST.
seventy Mills Located in Virginia
North and South Carolina. Georgia
Alabama and Tennessee Merge
Their Interests.

Charleston. s. c.. October "A sDecia
from Greensboro. y. c.. says:
The much-talkcd-of Fries cotton mil
merger" OF certain classes OF all Southern
cotton mills has been al last consummat.
cd 90 the extent that writings have beer
signed by seventy mills located ia Vir
Einia. North and South Carolina. Georgia
Alabama and Tennessee. The company
formed 20 acquire these properties vii
he the southern Textile Company The
financial parties interested are represent
ca by a New York trust company In thu
plan under which they will organize ap
pears this clause.
NO plant or business shall be pur
chased In the organization OF fhe new
company. except with the written unani
nous approval as 10 the desirahility of
purchase. and as to thc proprietary price
Of Tho following named persons.
n. W Pratt Huntsville. Ala. : b
Tanner. Henrietta. y c.. John " Fries
Winston-Salem. y. c.. G.. - Iatta Raj.
bigh. y. c.; 4. W. Haywood. Haw River
y g.
This committee Will meet here in forma.
session tomorrow 10 consider and ac'
upon options submitted by the sevent,
mills referred 10. From these Il will 80
iect the more desirable and purchas,
fhem outright. paving cash and securities
az the new southern Textile Company o
The ontion provides that the cornpon,
can issue 5000 90 IA common e. - ~
iu preferred stock and 5000 90 ia bonds
This huge consolidation will have an i'm.
portant influence on cotton manufoctlr,
In the South. IL Is claimed by its pro
motors that II will prove a BLESSING Il
the industry 10y eliminating rulnous com.
petition
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-10-11
The COAL CONFERENCE.
Delegates Representing Eleven states
Adept Resolutions Urging Presi
dent Roosevelt and Governor
Stone 70 Force the Opening Of the
Coal Mines.


Letroit Mich. October 9-The urio-
Eates representing eleven States v.s.
strer.s.s tn.. t,,t.- SET.
3D.. ,,.t .t.....t...
"-'' t'-uAl eN'p'r
''7o' u1'o"H 'o-nlhht alter much debate
urging thc President Co institute civil
proceedings looking 10 fhe erfo~..r,,,,f
u fhf tnter-Sf.f.. ...,,,....- . . .,.
a.. ..,,
,,. ''''- '''''''"'i p'''
-iN' '~tl"'t Nhflf nllicri@. ptutun.
lng the Governor ~ Pennsylvania fr
can a special session of the Iecfrla-
ture of that state tn ,n,a.,,,, .u 81.
coal .,rr,.tr.- ~,..t.
"'-~ '-li'' Nt '4
'' supply 'ne deniAndf ot tnt
l,'e..t'i resolution. offered by
'N',N 3. ,f.''f tii''l inliAhapoii-
"''' "'i'i.e1 "AA 'I4Cfro attach. 8
-, .i."," .'o. -'l'i@. ~ urges tht
. cv institute proceedings g.
ne present combination 80
-. ~ - AnA 90 nave e rc-
lhe supplemental report urges n spc.
10, S'oh "t ."IefrSs u it Us impos-
,t a. f-0Sr"e Aot t"c Ficsident &C.
-1, ms "o'io".
80. '-',1' cement represented hS
.'' =. iV, ser. et milwaukee,. wanted
80 .s..f,-. s'.' "'iteu theii
- .>t- .u' secure ana operation ~
~ "-.ucs os '"e government and gov
:" ile' snip
. .rS's'.l OF L"sansport. Ind,
,,s s Ia 'Ho e't etninent should
.,- 'DlN' or men headed by some
go, '"''Fc u'~u Ike 1enerAl Leonard
-, ~ epe" .le NlheS immediately
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