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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-15

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THE DRAMA.
HENRY Iruings Fare1oeH Night.

The final performance Of the Irving season ~ INC
Broadway Theatre occurred last night. ana henry
Irving again impressed and fascinated numerous
and enthusiastic audience with his potent ana
thrilling inpersOnation OF King Louis NJ oucH
noble acting has seldom been seen and Is not IKE
ly soon TO be again. Dignity OF subject counts
FOR much and I'm the dramatic productions made
by this great actor dignity OF subject IS augmented
by charm Of genius authority OF intellect force OF
character. and beauty Of art The Irving season
here beginning on october e, has been deSoteu
10 Dante Waterloo The Bells. Louis NJ
and The Merchant OF Venice" Henry irving VIII
appear at the Chestnut Street Opera House. IL
PhiladeluIia on Monday night November Il. and
will act there for two weeks. His reappearanCe
in this neighborhoOd will not be made TIL DeceHl-
Der r. when he is to act at the Montark Theatre
in Brooklyn. He said goodby 10 the local puohc
last night in bTief speech. marked BY deep ieei-
Ing and by EXPRESSIVE grace
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ORDERS ISSUED.

Washington. Nov. 1.-THE following army and
navy orders have been issued:
ARMY.
Captain JAMES E. NoRMoYLE. from Company to c.
Captain AMERICUs MITCHELL, from Company to B.
9th Infantry.
The following assignments Of officers Of the artil-
lery corps to coast artillery are announced;
Captain CONRAD H. LAMA. to 5oth Company.
First Lieutenant ARTHUR L. FULLER, to soth Com
pany.
First Lieutenant FRANCIS H LOMAx 20 46th Company.
First Lieutenant WILLIAM H. BURT, to Both Company
Captains EUGENE O. FECHET and CARL F. HART
MAN signal corps from Philippines TO san Fran
cisco, and await orders.
Major ERASMUS NJ WEAVER. artillery corps. at Fort
Monroe and Captain LEONARD d. WlLDMAN.
signal corps. at New-London Conn., 10 washington
members Of board Of officers.
Colonel HENRY 0. S HEIsTAND. assistant adjutant
general, Omaha. for duty adjutant general of
Department Of Missouri.
Captain WILLIAM F. CLARKE. quarternaster. I'd Cav
Fort Myer-
Pear Admiral F. E CHADWICK detached commandant
second naval district and as president naval war
College. Management Bay
Lieutenant Commander W A. GILL inspector OF equip
uent at William Cramp Sons. Neahe 4 Levy.
den. and works OF Harlan & Hollingsworth VII
mington.
Lieutenant A A PRATT. to Franklin. Norfolk Navy
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ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
THE IONA ISLAND EXPLOSION.
A Court of Inquiry Appointed by Secretary
Moody.

Washington. Nov lion receiving the report OF
the board OF officers recently appointed to inves-
tigate the accident at Iona Island. which caused
the death Of six men and the destruction Of prop
erty TO buildings and ammunition exceeding sloO,-
w IN value. Secretary Moody decided to appoint a
court OF inquiry TO investigate the accident further
ana place the responsibility IL possible. The court
~ composed OF Rear Admiral George A. Converse,
Shlef OF the Bureau of Equipment; Captain Will
, ssI, swift of the general beard; Commander G
mex. Winslow. Of the Bureau OF Navigation, Snd
Lieutenant Commander ". S Sears, recorder. The
court will inquire into all the circumstances sur
rounding the accident whether the Department 9
regulations were observed. whose fault 1T was and
Nhether the regua tons revision IL will take
Up the entire question OF handling ammunition, and
WIZ hoid some Of its sessions Iona Island.
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MRS. MOLINEUY ON STAGE
Divorced Wife of Roland b. to Ap-
pear at PrOctOrS

Two engagements for the Proctor vaudeville cir
emit we're announced yesterday, one OF genuine the
atrical interest and one interesting to the people
,rbo are interested in such things. Dan DAILY,
:, che solemn voice viii make his first appearance
-, vaudeville at Proctor's Fifth Avenue Theatre,
on November g. appearing between the acts OF
Madame Sans Gene" in a sketch written by him
80 with the scene laid in stars dressing room
in q Broadway Theatre He VIII remain al that
-. :. ,rast and then move TO other Proctor the
atres. -,
The other engagement is Of Mrs Blanche Chese-
brough-seott the divorced wife of Roland B. Mol
Ineux. who is now married to Mr.. Scott the law.
- Ssho secured her divorce. She Will appear az
z-octors- T'wenty-third STREET. house for the nrst
t,rns on Monday afternoon, Novsmotr q She VII
IN ~ so,vs fvfce daily Her voice is saic 10 De
eontrslfo Fer salary is said 10 be high' however.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and To-day's Forecast.

Washington. Nov. 14.-To-day was the seventh day
Of intermittent Northwestern mountain dis
trcts and Of and high winds the Middle and
North Pacific siooe Attempts 70 forth probable
cause Of persistent periods in can
at present presentation Of apparent
relation Of general atmospheric conditions proper
value or significance Of which both production
progression periods abnormal weather,
fully determined present storm period
west one slight intensity has crossed the
eastern districts United
three DAYS an Of high barometer
temperature has extended from the British
Territory Central valleys and the Middle
States.
The Indications that the North Pacific storm will
extend during Sunday the Missouri Middle
Upper Mississippi valleys and the western region.
and that its influence will be felt Coast
districts by Monday. The passage Of this will be
followed in the Middle northwest by a decided
fsI in temperature Sunday night and the tempera
lures probably extend the Central valleys by
Monday.
on the New-England the winds be fresh
vest: on Middle Atlantic light fresh and
variable shifting east the South Atlantic Coast
the Gulf Coast fresh brisk
on the lower lakes west becoming variable and
shi,tfne 10 upper lakes Increasing
storm warnings displayed the Pacific Coast from
san Diego. Cal. northward-
not been received this evening from the
Pacific Coast States Idaho Nevada and Arizona.
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Kyrle BeIlew is delighted with the responses
he has already received from the English actors
in this country, whom he has asked TO aid IN a
benefit performance for Nine. Janauschek MISS
Vesta Tilley yesterday declared that she would
only sing from the stage. but would go out In
the lobby. If they wished. and sell programmes
dressed in her male attire. Charles Hawtrey has
promised to 90 anything he can. ]. p Huntey
says he win sing a song and he has no doubt. II
II is desired. Mr.. Frohman will allow an entire
Of Three Little Maids to be given. Sir Henry
Irving has already contributed with money. but
he will be out Of town and unable to assist at the
benefit Mrs Langtry and many more players now
on the road are yet to be heard from The largest
theatre in New-York Will be secured. and Mr..
Belew still intends to have none but English
players the stage
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day November Is. 1908. Mary Reese La~rsncs wife
"a 'n fssi s5s No $ East On Tassass No
vember nth 1903 at 10 O'Clock
B5 SsIs9s ws. s. s.'g g1. s8S.a 4.
Funeral service at her late residence No. sl2 West
nsnt at convenience Of tie family
BOERUM-on Friday November 10; 1893. FOIk.rt IA:
services Sunday evening. Nevember Is at O,sock at
kindly omit flowers
aEER-on November Is 1909 1909, Oliver Ger n II. TO,h
ave. Brooklyn. Internent private
s 4 . Is 3; p: rs sss ::
years Funeral ssTyiees on Tuesday WoFpins NoTe Der
ave. at 10 a m. Interment at Worcester. Mass.
Kindly omit flowers.
daughter Of the late George Hannah Of Poushksepss
y. Y Funeral services at ne west End PRESBYTERIAN
venber IL. at 5 ?. m
LoCKwooD-on FRIDAY November -. 1905, a, her late
widow Of the late George z. Lockwood and daughter
see Funeral service vii Be held At the SoIlss s.s
o on Fl ao W '-''-'-
MAcY-on seventh day, the la.; her residence
fS2lnsTiy Of Nantuczet Funeral private.
Ma5ssl1 r., j. N En- sa5ursay N SssE.. u
he late Peter Smith q AEdover Mass. and wife q
"A sts Arievsr. Mass. on tuesday November II.
PRIEeT-At her late residence No. les East saa-st
S,-ver7rer "a 1913 Frances Brooks Priest. daughter
tbe tate frederic Dollond and Eliza Malau Priest ami
rrsrFfauahter % the late Hon. David Brooks of
Trl+~haes County. y 7. Funeral services Monday
morning II o'clock
SMITH. Hartf0rl. Conn. November "a 1903 Esther
Louise Smith. q Wocdside
salITE-1- SATURDAY aftern52n Noyenoer - 1903 WIN
ser15css will the Collegiate church 5th-ave
and 4sth-st Tuesday NOV ennber II. at 10 30
Rev. stephen Merritt. the world viae-snosn an
serfsker. only one place business
Z a. largest IN world Tel IA fsth--t-
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. VEST
INDIES ETC.

INDIES ETC
MONDAY-At ; .. Argentine. Uruguay and Para
rt@ESDsY-At $40 a. m. for Newfoundland per
ROsaind: al n FOR Guadeloupe. Martinique. Bar
badOs British, Dutch and French Guiana per . =
Tasnan q S.3O a z. complimentary 1910 A. M
Central America texcept Costa HlcaJ ana south
Pacific Ports per 8. YUcasan. via Colon tnaM f1r
C,uafernaIa must directed per s. Tucatan ,. az
10 a. m for Grenada. Trinidad ard Ciudad Bolivar
per $. Maracasi at 1880 a m tor Baroa,ies an9
santos mail for Northern Brazil Argentine, Uruguay
and Paraguay be directed per 3 > capri p sC
II for GUantanapo and Santiago. per Cisnf1esos
(mail must dirscted Per = : Ctenfuegos D
for turks Island and Dominican Republic, per = >
1870 o. m. complementary l-3u p N
FOR St Thomas, Cr0x. Leeward and WndSart
Islands British. Dutch and French Guiana. per > .
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Cruz be directed per . EsperaIza ,. A. ~
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directed per DaggryD. az L m for Mexico. per
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All Foon. Chinese ''mysteriarch OF the Orient"
as he is described on the programme. appeared at
the Carnegie Lyceum yesterday afternoon for tbs
special benefit Of children Dig1taI dexterfty Is
the least Of his resources, for he creates wonder
full and beautiful things out Of nothing and be-
wiIders while he amuses. all silently and with
air of subtle mystery. There will be another
matinee next Saturday. and the children Of yester-
day Will doubtless camor to go again.
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MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC, EXCEPT
TPANsPAcIFTC

cr-BA-vta Florida closes Office daily. excsg.
thursday. IS 50 a. (the connecting malls closs
bsre We'd Saturdays Tampa.
On MONDAYS Miami.
MEXICO CTTY-Overiand. unless speciay addressed To-
nv Of1ce daily.
sunday at 100 D. n and II 30 ?. m sundays.
I 2 n and II % p.
NEWFOU NDIsA ND-By North Sydney. and thsncs
bv closes this cfice daily $50 =
connecting close here every Monday "Wednesday
Saturday,.
JaNAICA-Bv rail Boston. and thence BY steamer.
closes a. this Office $50 D. every Tuesday B.
rail 70 Phi sdepha and thence BY steamer closes
this Office 1I:30 p every "Wednesday.
MOI ErON-By rail Boston and thence BY
closes ar this ofnce daily $50 p m
BELIZE. PUERTO CORTEZ AND GCATENAIA-By
rsH 70 Nsw-OrIeaus. and thence BY closes
a. iris Office daily. except sunday. a n 80 .. m.
ara +if.s O. m II Q. m and I'll 80 . m.
connecting mall closes here Mondays III so
COSTA RICA-By rail- TO New Orleans. ard theme By
steamer. closes this Office daily except sunday.
II 10 .. m. I'll 80 p. n. sundays FL 2. n
III 80 connecting mail closes here Tuesday
a III 30 o M.
Registered mail closes D. m previous daT.
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,eeeEesoN,s TRIBUTE TO m'KINLEY.

Canton. Ohio Nov. A-"Ihis is my humble w.
= - = ,-a~v great and good man" said Joseph
TefeTSon the veteran actor. as tenaery ano W. ~
sSsrs IN ais ewes he placed beautiful booat-sl "a
on the coffin Of Presdent Acr,Is
Iev in west Lawn Ctmetsry M Jelae1SoH Iss IS
~ McJSfrley were warm friends foF nlsny ses. aa
- re order Of Hrs. Mckinley M Jes.s :, 80
~ -srfy were admitted inside the rea gaze "a '
x-ss,it where few are permitted 10 enter.
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ALL TEACHERS IN A FEDERATION.

The Tnterborough Council Of Ieaehefs' -
= -, ~ rublfo school teachers IN the city,
MS ORGANIZED Friday aIieIIlooI -. siecf
- rcs-S ~ Education MsEnLs 6t"a1 We Is-t
~ ~ ---e~i5e-i md n u. Striker secretary hsacn
,,5oI 55~fr5ct viii be represented IN me cooh.h
- one 5ele,afe The society VII co ope a. 49,
re Hoard OF Education IN bringing sD0ul ~. -.
and legislative enactmsnts that VIII oehsht 'He
teaching fOrce-
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MOVEMENTS OF NAVAL VESSELS.

Washington Nov. 14-The following movements
of vessels have been reported to the Navy Depart
ment: -
ARRIVED
Nov 13.-The wyoming at Panama; the Montgomery
At Buenos Ayres the Nanshan at Cavei Alert at san
Francisco.
Nov 1.-THE Zafro a Hong Kong; the Newport a.
Puerto Plata; the Dolphin Washington.
SAILED.
Nov 1.-The wisconsin from Yokohama for Kobe: the
Oregon Yokohama for YokOsuka the Osceola from
Juan for Key West
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ARMY TO MAKE GUNS FOR NAVY.

Washington Nov. Heterogeneous have been
made for the manufacture at the army arsenal
at WatervIiet Of twenty-four s-inch and twenty
four finch guns for the navy. The naval gun fac
tory in this city is overtaxed with work, and II
therefore became necessary for the navy to call
on the War Department for assistance. The mounts
for these guns will be made by the navy.
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Should read DAILY BY all Interested. as Changes
tu1eB 80,
Foreign mails the week ending November Il lso.
will close promptly all AZ the General Fos,-
close hour
closing time shown below Parcespost nliAs TT
Germany close a ) D m Monday
Regular Supplementary mails close ar forsign STA
half closing time shown below
mails FOR Eurcpe AID CenraA
America via Coon. close hour later at foreign s
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TICKETS FOR PORTRAIT SHOW.

Tickets for the portrait show At the American
Az Galleries No S East Twenty third-st.. may be
detained Fl the entrance TO the gallery at the time
= the show or from Miss Freiinghuysen, No Z
west Thirty hrth-st.; Mrs. Warren No lol Park.
sr-e or Mrs C. B. Alexander. at Tuxedo Farh; ~
- 'oTerfre reception on Wednesday tea Will be
sS~vef bv Miss Ethel Barrymore and Miss AAce
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RABBI ooTTHEIL's ESTATE. $4,000.

Thu ACCOMPLISHMENT Of the estate Of Rabbi Gustav
oottheil which was fled by order OF the surrogate
Yesterday showed that he left persona PropsiV
worth ss7 100 the chief portion BENG Two p0i0'SS
~ insurance. worth $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-15
IusTIcE PRiTcHARD MARRIED.

washington, Nov. la-Justice Jeter {. Pritehsrd'
-, 80. sunrerne Court Of the District OF Columbia
Formerly limited States Senator from North caro-
lima and Miss LILLIAN SauIn. o. TINS Si'1' Jul Va
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-15

WORTH Carolina parentage. were married az the
home of the brides parents here to-day. The Rev.
r. ID. Power pastor OF the Christian Church OF
this city. oficiated Owing the ill health of the
brides father only members of the family were
present. Justice and Mrs. Pritchard left the city
for New-York.
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.
The Janausehek Beneft-Klaw & Erlan-
gers Attractions.

The Tribune recently published certain adverse
implications regarding the methods OF the theat-
rical firm of Klaw & Erlanger. They were MADE
under misrepresentation. The Tribune mas since
made an inves tigaton and is convinced that the
firm is doing all in its power TO give good service
to the public
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-15

Highest temperature yesterday. 50 degrees; loNsst
Al average 4s; average for corresponding date last
49, ga average r6r eorrsspondihg date az last
twenty-five ysars. AZ -. $3.50 ~. ,-.-..., .
.daS,... probahiy rain Monday light 70 fresh vest
xfnd. heeoninE variabls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-15

WORCESTERSHIRE Saturday. November "a at
Astoria Long Island. by the Rev. s Delaney Townsend
n ID Rostila daughter OF RosiIIa .. and the late
F'redrfc Panet Marshall Floyd Reading Dubois
OF Cornelius and Kate Reading Dubois
RUPPERT-MAsON-In this city. November II. by the
Verv Rev. william McNuty, rector Of St Johns
church. N J. assisted by Father AckinnOn
OF New-York Evelyn Ranlett Mason. daughter Of Mrs
Ebenezer sturges Mason TO Dr. Francis CsspaF Eup-
pert
wYNKOOP-SCHENCK-In the Cnantry OF Grace
church. November IA. 1903 BY the Rev. DR.. Hunting
ton NJ daughter OF the late Allen Schencs. 10
DR. Daniel woodbury. WynkOop-
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II. c. eARNAeEE SEVENTY.

Detroit. Nov. IA (SpeciaD.-Henry Clay Barnabee.
Of the Bostonians celebrated his SEVENTEEN birth
day to-day. Tonight packed house called him
before the curtain He is the oldest active singing
comedian on the stage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-15
DEWEY RETURNS TO WASHINGTON.

washington. Nov. 14.-Adrniral Dewey returned
here to-day on the Dolphin from trip Of inspection
TO Norfolk, Newport News and Annapolis.
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rurv CaIICET HIM AT LAST.

p.onIs we're always wondering how he always Eot
,t. hr.t bargains In everything Last sunday he was
caught taking notes from the Little Ads OF the
p.on,r- which appear regularly In The Tribune.
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TRANSATLANTIC walls.

TTESDAY-At $50 a. m FOR Italy direct. per 8 Sar-
dogma mail directed Der . 8. Sartssna ::
Complementary Z M for Europe. pr
: Kaiser Wilhelm II. via Piy mouth Chsr0ourg ard
wEDNESDAY-At 40 a m for Europe. per
Oceanic Queenstown; T-3O a for Netherlands
direct. per Amsterdam tman Be directed
per :. s Amsterdam J.
THCRSDAY-Ac a FOR France Switzerland. Italys
SPAN Portugal Turkey EgypJ. Iseece. British IAdia
and Lorenzo Marquee. :. IA S@vole E2srs
(ms for ether parts Of Europe must BE directed per
3 s. La Savos'): 7-3O for Italy. per .. 3
r. Bismarck mail directed per >. r. Bis
narck.D.
FRIDAY-At $50 n Islands.
Vancouver. from Boston.
SATURDAY-Af $50 a. for Ireland per Jnnbra.
Queenstown other parts Europe must
directed = Jmbria' 8 for Europe.
per New-TOrS. Via Southampton. at $50 a for
GUM direct. per KrooHlaRd (nnail must be d.
rectsd per s. = Kroonland'i. $50 a. n Tor italy
direct. H0henzollern mail must be dlrectee
per HohsnBOlern II a r. for Denn1ar1
direct. per Hekla (nau be directed per 3 q
Hekla'J-
closing the Supplementary Trsnsatl1n1ic
Mails named above additional supplementary Mails
opened piers English French
German steamers. and remain open until within
o. sailing Of steamer
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FORECAST For TO-DAY AND MONDAY.

For the District OF Columbia Delaware Maryland.
fair to-day followed by Increasing c-udiuess probably
rain Monday light fresh winds. becoming vaT-b
For Eastern Nev-YcTk. Eastern Pennsylvania and
Se-Jersey fair to-day followed b. Increasing cloud
ness: probably rain Monday. light fresh winds be-
coming variable.
For England fair to-day flesh west winds.
Monday increasing cIoudinsss
Fcr western Pennsylvania and Western New-Tcrk.
increasing cou6iness today rain sunday night ce Fng
and colder Monday. winds shifting 10 tresh east
The following Official record from tae weather
rurs,u shows rne changes the temperature for the
last tsnty-fogr hours in comparison with the CORE
spondins date Of last year
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TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Arriving Yesterday on La Savoie were:
Alfred Never de Barral Alphonse De Ferron.
Mems aud Marotlise de p Nj PeOn de Regii-
No Don Luis Sopelana-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-15

There arrived last night on the Umbria:
z W Boyd George Manners.
The Rev. Hugh Crevier- Mrs. ]. z. Powers.
{ Dent George ID. 2. Turner
r w Hall J. Robert Wakehau.
Arthur Lord. William Young
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Religious Notices.

ST AGNEss CHAPEL. TRINITY PARISH. s,a-s.
Cofsrhu--ave W =. MANNING. .. D
Vicar-Seryicss the regular hours The Ftsnr w
preach u and 4
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Notices of Marriages and Deaths must be In
dorsed with full name AID address.
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Married.

Marriage notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE win
he republished in the Tri-weekly Tribune without
extra charge.
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Special Notices.

Mall subscribers Ia Ne~-York CITY the DAILY and
THI EEzSLY viii De charged cent copy sxt-a
postage IN addition 20 rates named above.
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