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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-05
ADMIRAL SCHLEY BETTER.

Washington. Feb b.-Admiral Schley.
who has been suffering with slight
attack OF the grip was reported better to-
day. He was able to leave his room.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-05

The Grand Duke Alexis brother of the OF Russia He
now admiral general supreme chief of the Russian navy and
lie is your years old His distinguished
graceful carriage exquisite make him notable
figure He visited America 1871 with of imposing
Russian squadron His early OF the sensations OF
Europe Alexis beloved by lady of the Russian
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-05

Prussia seems 10 be as usual exercising
her genius for diplomacy. with the effect
of restraining Japan from precipitate ac-
ton and placing on the latter full respon-
siblity for the break II IL occurs. Thus
other governments may be Influenced 70
exert themselves for inducing the Japan
ese n he a degree concliatory. ."-Bunalo
Courier.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-05

Had Col Gross put his the ground is much
be doubted whether he would have permitted himself have been
drawn mud and of a police commissioneship.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-05

Canadians need be surprised Mr. Morgans athletic
plhmen lie has been skating thin ice for long time
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-05
WHAT'S THE ODDS. by Joe Ulman.

WHAT'S THE ODDS, by Joe Ulman.
published by the Metropolitan Printing
Co, New York. For sale by news
dealers and booksellers. Price Sl.00)
Perhaps one OF the best known sporting
men OF the country Is the author OF this
book composed OF number OF short
quick and clever storiettes, dealing with in
and about the race track and having a
direct connection with the sport.
They are brighter. have point to them
and certainly fil what they were evil
IDENTIFY written for--to make a hearty
laugh and turn away dull care.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-05

"Come and say again the Journal to Senator Ban
gan do again says the small boy who has been wated and
is unable the blow.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-05

Mr. Thomas Dorney by taking the prescribed oath became
Of the returning board today needless record
that the Journal Democracy appropriately ubilant.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-05

Alphonse Russia CASTOR Japanfou shoot FIRST my dear
CASTOR CASTOR Japan Aphonse RussiaAer you, my dear
Alphonsep
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-05

"The Chamberlain propaganda needs
moro time 10 convert the United klns-
dom. Rapid progress has been made Dut
the Ralfour ministry hopes tn retain pow
err for a year or so-at least I'LL IL iee4S
certain OF a majority. y."-Balumore sun
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-05

II be remarked that Mayor Mcclellan in omtng the word
obey from his marriage service simply eeognized fact
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-05
FORAKER AND THE TRUSTS.

unfortunate well noppounc time
Senator notifications Of the antitrust and
reasonable combinations
provided those 1t the credit OF the admins
that has dsavowd connection sympathy with such
an nladvised
Fora proposition ignores the present state OF public
feeling seeks commit the people policy before they
have had adequate opportunity judge OF the efficiency of the
present The say h| antitrust laws punish
the good with the thus hamper enterprise industry The
competitive theory which they based is outworn
Admitting may truth in this contention the people
waiting ascertain whether the enforcement OF the
present prove injurious Foakes difficulty
he attempting travel fast He should leave to the
of convincing the people that their present
Thus far they have accomplished nothing this
direction.
the wish convince the people that the antitrust laws
they should begin by observing them The public will
quickly discover then whether they ought be repealed
The fact however that the fighting these laws pretty
indication that they ought be enforced vigorously
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-05

There Is a senatorial deadlock in Mary
land. owing to the fact that the people
continue 10 turn over TO few bosses the
business OF electng United States sena-
tors."-Chicsgo Record Herald
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-05

"Constructive congressional mileage has
gone up the spout Now what about the
suppositlous recess at high noon?'-Bos
ton Herald.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-05

In these days England much afraid Of Joe Chamberlain
than is Of any revival Of the Guy Fawkes plot
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-05
PLUMBERS FINE MEETING.

The meeting Of the Plumbers union 10
be held tonight will be OF more than the
usual interest A few meetings ago
when the bylaws were adopted. new
clause was inserted. making II com
pulsory for every member 10 be present
AZ ~ least one meeting during the month
II was decided TO hold this meeting as
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-09-30
sa-.s-. l.ste- e Asses:..es.

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gu5Es Pzrks-s s=rzsr q aossr<Az1c= l. =
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-09-30
9eaths.

In B-atslebo-o. Sept D. Mrs. y y.
Goddard -
In BrzttSsoorO. sest -. Ms 1a-54
P Cobb. s5
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William z Chase, "a
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Grant StOs5zrd- IL
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coin A Mckee. 6 years. II zo-t.z Il!
ls days
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In South Tinthzu. SEPT -. Ms CT
Barnes
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IS. formerly Of West DE1nzs-s-1-
In Bellows Fails. sept e, E=-T :
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In C@m6-tdsspoVr- Sept - Ms E=--
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In Wilmington. sept .. Hear !
TObsy
In Novshaeid- Mass. SEP - w--E-'
StrztIO.. -
In Mortified. Mass. Sep. y, Al
wife % c Y Jones
In ROxbuEy. Mass. S%pc =. Gag
NJ UPsOu- - father q Ms : Z Law
tor
In North Chelmsford Mass seq :
q angina p.-ctoris al the hozs = Fat
D 4 Hudsou- Mrs. Sybl H SricEsy. :
years and II DSuths- Burial II u
msrston- where sire vas horn
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-09-30
q MeaIth q -. Go

ne census bureau places the national
NeAlLn AZ the rather amazing total OF
s-4-s2e, a-1.as+9. This estimate o. czIcr,Ia-
tion : not based On our erpscrzrious or
potsnElAtiriss. but Il a sober statement q
tns actual wealth ot the country At the
Present tine The national wealth a.
st@isd % the census % 1889 was g7iss-
ts4-9sV- which seemed scupend0us for
tnoss days; than the immense develop
meat OF mines and other natural re-
sources began in earnest and in 1890
the figures we're SIS. rs, SIS 60: the In
crease IN 1879 was over IS Der cent On
inIi2tsd values. and since 1870 the aver
age Increase each decade has been nearly
a. Per cent. though during the decade
ending 1900 the Increase vas only as uzr
cent PeFsons who Ike 10 tugxie with
billions may ind interest in the state
ment that II wealth increases az the u-e-
sent rate the total in 1910 viii De Sis =
eoe. 19o.o91 That the wealth viii contin-
ue 70 Pile I'D for long time there il no
doubt There are mines and coal depos-
its yet 10 be discovered and dsvsloped:
new discoveries viii enable wealth 10 b
accumulated with greater facility: ths
United States still OWLS a public domain
q more than s7e.c9o. 90 acres: Alaska is
IN its raw state; Americans are Just BE-
coming expert in business and manufact-
ures; improved farming leads TO dreams
OF richer boards than the Eadorzdo
lPhilzdslphia Ledger.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-09-30
OBITUARY.
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TIE 2-<-o1 C1z-b@- % C1=Zsrcs He
acted "a chseS marshal al TIE laying q
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as 3 memorial q thar regard t1r lis EiEh
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mental vtE0r and sz19ye5 Z god degree
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recent p~-t1d- S5-cs ths -zrrzaEs Of his
daughter % Dr. LzEton- ne had o=~r a
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-09-30
oea,a Of sr.- oanisl p. cees.

After being II II hsaIIh many years
with asthma Mrs Hsr-sscs 4 Cobb. 81
Ett@ q Dallsl P Coho. died az -
O'Clock Thursday nGZuiEg AZ her haze
AZ - Pearl street Up 20 about 4 week
before her Death she Ezs il her usual
h=zlth- although h@r hsarL zctfo1 Ezs
Wazk because q lis long period q over
eIerTt1n- At that time she took cold
which aggravated her uzzlzdy ard
brought abort rh= final result Her deaIh
came with a shock q Surprise TO hsr
1slghhars- but Il Ezs not entirely u-=x-
peclss1 ~ z-snb=rz a the family. Mrs
Coco Vas horn - GF==uF=l5- Mass Dee
Is ISIS Her maiden nzr.= EaS Harriect
Amelia G-s-ly~. ard SEE vas Z dzugh-
Ter q Calvin and Czn6ics fPsttsei G1el-
on Her marriage 70 NJ Cohb took
place IN South Vernon July I. 1854 Thsy
lived n East P'urney until 1871. VIXEN
they came 10 BrzttIs5o-o and lived a
short time OF South Main street until Mr.
Cobo built the house on Pearl street
Ehich they have Occupied ever since
They had four children Besides her hus-
hand Ms Cobb is survived b. two chill
trsl- Charles L Cobb q Pearl street anS
Mrs Walter \ Gilbert q Washington
street also one sister. Mrs Louisa New
comb q Boston and two brothers. Henry
ChzUEcsy Guelt1W q Springfield Mass
Funeral services Etu Dc held az the house
az O'Clock toDorrOE. Saturday. Rev.
George 3 Lawson pastor o. the First
Baptist church oeEcizting TIE burial
will d in the family l0S in Prospect Hill
csuEtery- Mrs Cobb was a member q
the FIRST Baptist church and had an
abiding faith in the Master She was
whole s'oul=d- generous and op@u-hezrr-
ed and Was ever s5lcitOus for the vel
fare OF not only her children. but al her
n=ighb.0rs and friends She never failed
10 do a ns-EhboCly kindness when the Op-
portuniry was presented although the
co1titiou Of her health often made the
EFFORT one q personal sacrifice
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-09-30
CHURCH AND FRATERNITY.

.The ads q Tie C-Eysrszl5sz s.5c5zcy
vii hoat 2 meeting r. the cEurch pzr-
A0rs thursday afr=rl1o1- Oct & u e
h1p='i t5srs WiL u = TN srrs-s1zzs.s As
there < Tock 70 a,= E3zz- S1p2@- ziu
De s=-vsd as lzzzL
Ft-s- BzpgAs- church G=,1rzz 3 Law
500 minister Morning worship 10 -
Address b. C z B-saop. superintsnst-
s-r q tL= Ezru Hzrttz ho-es Special
C-@Ei-g- Bial= s-A0s1L y zz-- sT=ui-E
harvest s's-Tlc=-
Methodist Episcopal caz-Ch. Rev 2 "
Lewis pasEor. rss1s=nc= - ELgh street
NeTr Sunday Ei- - Observed as Pzrfv
day and Z e5lcsEI VII Dc gfVs- in ths
naoruIaE az I93A SEzGzy s-hool AZ
IL ~ EpEorrh League prayer meeting al
= II, a. ciosE II Ezs= sTsntuix Mrs.
4 o. Clark q czmhTt5g=. Mass, EtI
speak and th1s= E1o have hard her
Eil know that Ih= address VII u iu-=r-
ssztlg G=nsrzl class Tuesday sv=-fnz
followed BY zdgo71rn=d meeting u the
sunday ss-llrl hoard TIE Tunio- E.p-
worth League III meet Wednesday az
t=rla'1u AZ 3ts- Church prayer naeet-
ing Friday evening fcGIyEsd by teach
srs NESTING and nG-uzl class.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-09-30
Aarriaees.

IN B-zrri@hC-o- SEPT 81 y E=v
Lewis Alan Toe5z< q Brzs-sse,,-- Il.
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II S-Zr-l=eso-9- Sept - b. Esr. Cara
3 LAVISH Mz6Gzoz Z W.tsc- c. sa-
lose ca. and Ruth P De- :. 87s-
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Births.

n Wesc B-l-1l=h.o-u4 Szzr . : So :,
NJ and Ms " Il EzFz1o5
Il B@-1yES Pans SEP = Z 5z-r.-.s.
20 NJ AID M-S- T06z Lzzrz-cs
II C.ssts-- S@F- Z. 81 e NJ =:
Mrs Harry G5hsoz
In WtzEzH Eo-oE. SER = ! .tzr.
ts- % Mr. zz5 Ms Fred Han
II Ncrrssz=-- Mass Ssre = I zE-r--
ts-- Ruth EEEzhsth- - Nr a.. NJ
5-zcto-t : Cutler. and Erz-ss5zE.-=-
20 Ms Kate Cutter q B-zr-5sc.,c-
II North Heath Mass SCI = I
daughter % NJ. AID N-z- Cars CIR
E-szzli1zGEE-s- 10 F4rro1 Cz5v = Nh
As2t1 zz1 % Ralph Harris % T-=s- FL
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-09-30
Investigating Nr- Beers voveser.

paragraph printed Il az STATE rs-s
columns OF an9ths- page refers . Al
izsestlszt3S1 being nae 4; N0ztpsGsr q
Groveruor-@s-s-t c J Bets vouchers
=hA@ acting as cattle co-z-zGzssozsr. 70
I'D OK ThstA=r t5= charge q c Il
DzvezF'srr h rs ezzpaiEz literature thzr
NJ Bel lad CTs-chz-E=-5 the state vas
rr1e TIE COMMITTEES had a. zu-uIzht
s=sst51 G5z5zy ulzst ard z-s-nsr o.
-1szs-zy -lEEL Il x stated thzt -hs
Committee ~@rs sztls1s-. Mo-dzy even
Ing tazr NJ Bars account vas strictly
e5--s-t- AID il vas sIp-ssed that he IL
Tssu-Ez--9l Eozlt end tasr- hz- .ks Dz--
sc-1'1e rlsze@rs insisted On g15-x trro
an s14r-t1ztle-- item ~ item As . he
res-s7-z 5Is0esz q each charge. ard the
ssccrd al-nLEEt s@szt7- zzs hesd II AZ
s-o-1 % make - : report thzt both sEs=z
T9lid sign Il Ez< announced lzsr -srhs
that tae report world h.a glvez CIT AZ :
o'eaook ,Ais fFrtdzyi ztrsrroou-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-09-30

Ex-GOv- Carroll 5. Page : ,h4 chs-<
actor II the establishment Of a new
hank az s-zasoa 70 take the place OF the
bank which failed thsre in August he
bank opened for business last week with
= capital stock Of sa.8a. Of xhich Gov.
Page takes oae-hzlf. and IL Is safe 10
say HAT under his careful Personal ovs--
sight The rev hank vIl De wisely mar
aged and the people 0. that section
given the best possible banking facilities
And these viii be Appreciated for tha
town Of sEznton, in its location on the
AXE With transportation facilities nv
Eatsr and BY ran. and with znpIs nat
uF1i resources in itself AMI tie country
ro1nd- 3 in 4 situation to make active
and solid growth
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-09-30
rs Tres ara Pace. Purse 50

Lyman H HSEs's moving pictures were
szigFsd BY a snail house al the Audi
t1rl--z Tuesday evsntng- The views we're
zsT. ard shJTst warfare In the far east
the inside work In = daily newspaper Of
fee parts Of the Worlds Fair al St
L1lGs- etc David Hzrum vas witnessed
oT 4 large zuiienc= Wednesday night
EhE1 GoV--s5ee1 and Mrs Bell occupsed
seats as the guests OF SslztoE-sl=ct and
Mrs G. w Pt=Ecs- The play was well
presented and well received W r Nc
Kay in the title role was the centre Of the
prod-cttOn. and frsqUsntly moved his
zUdieEce 70 laughter and Sometimes
aroused the deeper feelings. Last even
ing another large audisncs witnessed The
Little Princess. with Leonie Dzrnoa n
the star part This was an artistic pro-
ductIon q a finer texture than Is usually
pruvftsd as a fair attraction, but II seem
ed 70 BE fully Appreciated
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c=zu-zs4 P-ezlsAsd y D-c,s.5 Nsls 4
CozFzzF- P-E-z g.
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Th=re vas the usual exhibit % farm
ing ro'01s ard inpiszsnEz und=r the aorzl
1zL Lns Standard Harrow Co. q Utica
y + Rad = large exhibit q hzrvsszsrz,
c-lr1vztoEz and farming rOoLs C H
Grimm Of R1Lland showed improved sap
zpc-ts and b1ckEts- Bsldsz Tzyt0- 0.
ChscDpss Falls exhibited farm Iurl=-
Es1-s- a P Brown q BEztri=bogO had
4 large showing q carriages and Wzx-
onz- Phi1tps 4 Clark Stove Co q Gen
eva " Z. lad = E1= q Antss ranges.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-09-30

II tAose poor tired our boys Of the
Ns--n'1r Nat5S-al Guard had stayed AZ
hone 1rS-sz21 % going - Nzzzsszs. Bells
-n2g0rtry would have been increased -
an TIE boys T9Zid--r - Threatened
El-h to-ot rot Bur they had TIE sxu~--
ls1es- War With them -zz II. exactly
he'll bit Il vas tonga u their --5z--
standings --GLon6ontsrTy SITTER
IaLs : taking some things fo- grant
Sd Only = o-5esEs and men went 10
Az-zss'1s and large part % those in
rhs ranks ~srs unte- n No. all the vOs-
eEs II the regtm~1t were Republican,
and snr-s would have stayed away .ro-
TIE polls anyway. The Nz-assas TIN
MADE little Differences With the vote
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-09-30

EoC can DIV ga = 5-zc--az-ss . ssszz
70 Liverpool for 6sry 55Zz-s II z-zs-
- c1r-EsEz5=s Do loz 1zT= y -=-.--z =.
rates tc- t-= -s-E-Z -1gEE=- -ezT E-.-T
r1zr O. EAo las Er=45 = A-s--.a q
t'lv15 % GONE hack zhz-svs- - -,=-
-rBos,o1 Trzzs--zp-
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The rsrultr z;citF -1fse6l1.E q -h's Ref-
z1,.cz p is,sl llo W. -e ts3t n -te ti-o -1c'-1s
Tl-,sss5EF- D.1ater 4 ar -H O. H. 90 1rt-siis.r
-,ss rgr7. az 7r-.sr % -u,sI-,e.ss-
john f. DuwTT'-- ~.
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Al Eess Wast ~ aAtz srrrEss zsss,zss n 4K1l-
IL 90 pm =1-tssr Etrer-,11C g s7s--T Ei,..ss-
y1sEze "a t1r Mr. -a-Esc7- uzsEsa@r . 4sn,l--ar
AM .rsr.sr1-s--- AZ C5-'B-r= ,ssl - s'.-,s'sl
gc-y- t-vzz 20 t.B-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-09-30

Albert H Tyler. 81, committed suicide
in Athol Tuesday. few days before he
broke a mirror. and he considered the ac-
citent an omen Of III luck and became
despOndsnt While his housskesp@r was
IN an sdtoining room he shot himself
through the heart. the weapon being q
shot gun He had been employed 10
years in the Goodman. Leavttt & Vat
ter factory He was unmarried He
leaves his parents and two sisters.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-09-30

Tsss Ns- t--p- --Er-is-5a e,s-E ~ ear as crr.-
sa2aafs sr~s u telurrz AZ Brr'1lss HOUSE a-ri-
i,shrry- N5cfzsFs s11 Tga.ss.Egs. osr-----I
Cs.r- All f4--l1 -lu-1.sr -a1g.s-
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2 Fl DsEF. sErer7 sGE-,1 7Ei-sr III. rsg'll -sr-
a 0r-a,sgz scu-1alY az1saitssi TO- siIristh,aI1u
raE -a1-s',5- 4 a.-esss Is MFrrjs 81 GO E.csF
0s-xH- Cissu-arT- Erlzrsstrcu- u
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HE1t-.E arranged GO -Lt= r'1s1 rrhtlsE-s
sf1g1rss IN s'zrrsrF n EGrvE--t T--T=rss5F-
VII he n III 1-iess S't1I--3Ey All Sunday rc-g
r-rsE. s--zes- -c-5.s- z T. LTNCE-
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I-a45lsa Ess1- sa-l--5'1'1'='1- 3 -su-s- Fl-s1-
caaHs methods ard zatsrtHls- E.r--zs ,
10 IL 10 LHI z-5 TT zpp,.L---1s-l
~ EU551 zars,s-- B-z-tlsa,-r's-
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A-F7rte 1--srssdst 1- Illustrate a wr1ls 20
Mrs. May " v are Wesa Eh,ss1sv1isdt- y u -
Ez,5 carr ss--sr - 20 has btrEzlErs-
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C'pss-z seq IL -co-z tc--s-iF o'-'.--isssi
IT d EE-k=at- -e1t-ris91 a1o:E Fog
f-ss---z-5.- cal a. Harris Plzr=
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M. Arzhur FGsssr VII cpeu roCu1s Es tsr
.,1c1s 1z Hasis=G BigrE- W MAJ 81 -eyG- 81
fgr --.iff-1r ehlttrsu7 GOODIES
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Paaa1 Hstur tF a ss1ia d-s,Hs-I.Essr- Mss
AGNES CALVIN. - WI1---s 81. 8rF1siserr0-
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II a. IA ira ozh,ss- CaEsa'ss 1rauIrs s,s'. IA
Mss FLOgENCEI- E0syD.Su-GH f. HI -
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