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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-03

PalatkA. Fla. August j'.r r
Graves. an empioye OF The >.'.'.
ESpress company. who claimed b. '''
gagged and tied on the morr's - Pc
seth Of July about o'c'ocE ,-' go
safe robbed Of abou, s. OBJ.
viously published. confess N..'N
afternoon Co having commit '.. .'
and gave mp the money, vh.ga 81. ..
ed TO tl.s3s.l0. He hr-' ..
money nan Incubator 10 h1. rr'.
the express ofice lA''- H
he removed II 20 the Va.'.
secreting Il in an ice bon H ''
arrHigued before justice 4
Was held on $4,000 .PsI. 30 .
which he was sent TO jAil % t-
action ~ the criminal cou-'
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-03
kslssrs Wait Only Courtesy.

Copenhagen. August s--tt Il OH.
eiAlly announced tina; Emperor VII.
liAn's visit Ia devoid OF special slE.
nihcAnee. that II Is solely one Of court,
cay 10 King Christian and that no
cooferences Of political nature will
be held during his mayeStys stay In
Copenhagen. Emperor William will
bed farewell to kiHE Christian 10.
morrow afternoon after lunch on the
Hohenzoliern, He expects 20 sail
for schWiuemuade the same evening
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-03
NEW ANeLo-JAPANEsz TREATY
Great Britain Hopes that an ALLIANCES
Con De Formed Soon.

London. August 2,-COnsderabl BILE
progress 10 being made with the new
Anglo-JRpaness treaty alliance. which
the foreign ofIioe hopes will be con.
cluded at an early date. some OF the
details have not yet been fully set.
tied. but II can be definitely stated
that the terms will be more compre.
hensive than those governing the pres.
ent alliance. The treaty will be pro.
muIESted as soon ~ completed. there
being desire on the part Of the Brit.
ish government TO make lts pubicAti ION
dependent on the eOncluslo Of peace.
As to the suggestion that Great
Britain should advise Japan to be len.
tent The Associated Press hears that
the British governments presumptions
are that rs advice will he asked by
Japan In the course OF the peace nego.
tistiOns. and that II will then gladly
oRer what counsel may seem 10 q
best calculated to assure q permanent
peace,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-03
new TREATY FOR
AMERICA AND CHINA
Text Of the Proposed Docu
ment Made Known
TO EXCLUDE CHINESE LABoares
All Disagreement Arising from Inter
pretations Shall Be Referred :, Ar
bitrators-unele Sam Is New Cor,
Siderins New Treaty.

Seattle, Wash. August 2.-Taa Post
lntelligencer today publishes a ..,. -.
the proposed new treaty on o., ..m.
grafton question a. set forth ., .,.
Chinese government. The dra.. 4. ND.
der consideration by this goy.,ra. "A,
being a substitute for the las, ~. ..,
between the United stat, AIR
date OF signing the treaty .asJr,.. ..
both countries shall be eXc,UI . 10
the other. laborers being miner, ..a,
ers. washermen, fishers who 81.
binary fish for local trad. Aa.,....
or Chinese not labOrers are up. a....
the restriction. The treaty d, On. ...
troactive. provisions being mt"r '.. ID.
borers to return 70 Their NAT,
tries, certificates being hrl.,.
nese laborers for cOun'ri,s o....'
America shall have the ugh' 20 ....
through the United stat, .u.... u
the regulations OF IN, Ration '.
can possessions being u...yl..' -..
America proper. Chinese alJr.r.
be admitted into the HawaIla .......
and Philippines As suaiec,s %, .......
nations.
Chinese subjects other thl, ....
shall be admitted into The AMI p..-.
ted to reside In this country p.u..I
that certificates are furni,h.I '..u
All Chinese subjects Who 1... H
enter America having prog, ...
ties, shall not be detained or ....
o. d. When officials desire % ...
into the rights granted ID '...
subjects admitting them iL,u Au.-..
or rights OF treaty. said -u5j.r.- -...
be allowed To secure for them. .
representatives The right 90 ...,
from the ruling OF the off.c.I'- fl, s-t..
ed. Where Chimes" har' ID as....g
TO enter. the officials ha,a p.a. .
grant entrance or pas>Igp 'hrH.s.
country Chinese In America ,...
b. arrested without a warrant
Chinese excepting lahorer- .a~.
nent or transient. shall hay. pr' .t'
OF bringing families 10 ~, o's.y
II they present proper cer'.hca'., CO.
nese cannot become citizen, o..
United States and China hay" 'hs rs''
TO register Americans and Chm"
respective counties. Disagraow.n 20
of frpatX arr ODD ..
feTred 10 The Hague or arh,'-I'n'
elected by sanction OF both c'1r.-.-
The treaty IL 10 be effeci.vo pom ,.t'i
and notice Is necessary 90 aprrsi."
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-03
r~e Deaths or s,,am,hIp.

New York. August 1.-Two deaths
and ORe burial a. SEA among passcn
gcrs ~ the North German LLOYD
steamship Bremea we're reported
Wheh the liner arrived herr today
Mrt Dale Eimonson veddtr. aged
81 years. = ara, cabin passenger and
widow of csptsln q O veddeT, URass
States army. dled Iu,y 20. Her hOay
sas eroaEhl 20 post. A ehIia dlea Il
"a s'eetAE, and sAs buried a aeA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-03
10 csntrol lnssrsne. es~p.n.,..

Chicago. Angus, ?. --0overu lex
islatioa 60 eOntrol the life Insurance
companies h sought BY the Iroquoi
club Of CAieago Tue plan outlined Il
10 take the subject up a. wsshlngtos
ABd pT0eaFe hiiis ror coAEresa. q
a prpPosea - lAsiie ne eoopeEaiios
- other elahs ulrhogi Fespsss ~ pa
l,sieal aensaQsm
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-03
FIND. HIs BOY In PsnI.sn.IsrY.

jefferson City. NO. August AFTER
. long ami unsuccessful search for
their son. Roy Cartwright. . prosper.
Gus blacksmith % Kansas City. and
his wife believed their son had been
kidnapped until following a last chance
urged by bis wife. Mr.. CourtwriEhi
today applied az the pentitentlAry and
his son serving . term OF two years
The boy had been convicted OF steal.
ing four sweaters az Springfield. Mo,
and was ssnt TO the penitentiaTy In
October. 1904 A. that time. In order
TO protect the good name Of bis par.
snts. he had said they were dead. lie
left home suddenly % So the world
aud no tIdirgs regarding him had ever
been received BY bic parents Efforts
viii be MADE to secure . pardon for
the boy.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-03
Failures Cause Panic In Parl,.

New York. August 2.-There was a
panic yesterday on the boerSe de com
merce caused by the announcement
that the two leading firms had sus
pended. says q Herald dispatch from
Paris. As already sabled. the fail
ures we're due 10 the failure of a well
known Spectator merchant. and mem.
Der OF the chamber OF the deputies &c
meet his engagements. For a short
time IL was hoped that an arrangement
would be made which would prevent q
crash on the exchange. but this Opt
mism proved unfounded. and the dis
order to such = point that no quota
tons for sugar could be given a. the
end OF the market. The immediate
cause OF the Spectators discontinue
Is found IN Saturdays quotation for
sugar. namely 2Ss iee a bag AZ tAs
beginning Of the year the prices ruled
AZ tsf TO est
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-03

Mobile. Ala. August 3.--MSRy effort,
Of the promoter. George A. Rivierc. %,
Preach consul Al thia port. Mobile IA,
Sseur q s T,erch tine Of steamer. ths
hFSt 10 ta 10 this port ACCORDING
to n eSnnOuRecmen, the line viii IN
sagurSte the service uith tArre steam
ers alta AmCs .caa charter and suhsi
aissd By ne French goFsrnmsny Ths
servicc starts IN tie early part q No
wmbsr vita steamers 20 Havrc a.
reeL Later BordeaHx h 20 BE- m
ciudsd n TIE schedul- - saIllnrs. Ths
nsE eatsrpgtss viil bsgi business "a.
Or 40 ugss eatisrias agsesA 1
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-03
situation at the Canal.

washington. August 2.--Tne Panamo
canal commission today received a ca.
blegram from Governor Magon report
ing that G.. II. Skinner. an American
employee at Cristobal and Harry Whit.
ingham. an American. non-empIoye, OF
Panama, have been stricken with vel
low fever.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-03

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Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-10
AGED CITIZEN ENDS LIFE
JAMES MARSHALL HANGS HIM.
SELF At VERNON.
Deed Done in Shed Near Chapel Sat
urday-osprsssed for Some Time
and Had Threatened suioids-Ap.
parently Insane on Subject.

James Marshall, an aged resident OF
this town. committed suicide Satur,
day morning by hanging In u shea
near the chapel. Mr.. Buffum OF South
Vernon first discovered the body about
noon and Immediately notified those
living near. Mr.. Marshall had eVi-
IDENTIFY been dead several hours ana ne
was seen quite early I'm the mornihs
walking In the direction of the chapel
He had appeared much depressed toi
several weeks and frequently threat
ened to commit suicide. He was ap-
parently insane upon the subject. ye'
il was not believed he would reaiiy
commit the deed.
MIR. Marshall was born In Mendoh
this state. In August. 1921, and mar
rled Miss Desire Elizabeth starr ~
1874 They lived several years ~
Andover and West Dummerston. NOV,
ing to Vernon In 1875. Mrs. Marshall
died In 1880. Two children were born
to them who survive him: Henry -
of Worcester, Mass. and Lucy H. VIE
of George II. Butterfield of this town
He had been "A consistent memper VI
The Methodist church many years.
| His funeral was held from his ial'
home with his daughter, Mrs Butter
field. on Monday afternoon. the pastor
! of the Methodist church In Hinsdai'
officjating. Mrs. Ora Johnson saht
appropriate selections. accompanies
/ y Mrs. G. +. Brooks. HIS FANNY
have the sincere sympathy OF many
friends In their bereavement
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-10
LEYDEN.

S. b. Buddington is quite sick.
Ernest Wilcox is housed with bad
attack of rheumatism in the knee.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Wilcox visited
in Bratteboro last week Thursday
and Friday.
Mrs. Wilcox of Greenfield spent
several days last week at her sons.
Ernest Wilcox's.
Mildred Severance spent last week
In West Deerfield with her sister,
Mrs. w. C. Smith. of West Deerfield.
William Deane and his grandson.
Ernest Grout. of Gill, were guests at
dinner Saturday at S. c. Severance's
Mrs. Martha Johnson Allen and her
son of Easthampton We're over sun
day guests at her fathers week ago.
Miss Julia Mowry was at her faith
er's through the week, it being her va
cation from the hospital at Pittsheld
where she Is one of the nurses.
Mrs. Brown of Danvers visited her
daughter. A. ]. Brown, at w. a.
Campbell's from Wednesday until
Monday. Raymond Brown of Amherst
college was at the same place over
Sunday to visit with his mother ana
sister.
The family of II. L. Mowry had
a reunion last Sunday when Mr.. ana
Mrs. Frank Chapman and DAUGHTER OF
Shelburne and Mr.. and Mrs. oscar
Hawks and their son, Hart Mowry
Hawks of West Deerfield. were there
with Mrs. Pike and her daughter and
Julia
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-10
WEST GUlLFORD.

Mr., and Mrs. Richmond Thomas
spent Sunday with her parents at the
Eagle Cliff farm.
Rev. James Jones of this place VIII
preach in the Baptist church a. west
Brattleboro Sunday evening.
Mrs. Charles Phelps is somewhat
improved from her recent illness anu
attended church on Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. James Jones attend.
ed the annual roll call of the Baptis'
church at West Halifax SATURDAY
Nov. 4.
Miss Maud Clark. who is attendins
school in West Brattleboro, was
home with her parents Sunday ana
Monday.
The Misses Thomas of west brat-
tleboro were home Sunday. WISHING
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. d
Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen MerriheId ol
Green River and Mr.. and Mrs. Henrs
Merrifield were guests SUNDAY Oh MI
and Mrs. Cyrus Merrifield.
n. L. Nichols had a valuable stee,
strangled Monday night. The s'ocf
was nut in the barn Monday on ac-
count of the snow. One of vaiuaDl'
pair of steers was found dead tues
day morning.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-10
HOUGHTONVlLlE.

Mrs. ]. r. Kelley was in town sun
day.
Alfred Austin called on friends mere
this week.
Mrs. Juliette Cory has returheu
from Chester.
We are having sample of winter
here this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ryland Divoii an"
aarsbter were in town Sunday.
Miss Hattie Ober and Miss Bertha
callun were in windham Friday.
Fred Blood and sons report a ial, ,
catch of fur bearing animals the ias'
few days.
some Halloween pranks W.
nleved here. but no serious misehie'
was done.
Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Gallup anu
two children from Phillipston. Mass
have been visiting at A c. Nourse
The teams drawing lumber iro,l
windham county to Chester are 80
Inc The other way for a few GAYS on
account Of repairs being made on ost
of the bridges between here ana "lie'
ham.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-10
GRAFTON.

Rand meeting Saturday evening.
Charles Prouty has returned IRON
his camping trip.
Mrs. Pennock returned Friday IRON
a trip to Boston.
Miss Fannie Hall visited IN SaA'ohs
River the past week.
John Gallup is at Bellows Fans
working for A. G. Rice.
SANFORD Gallup and family visited
relatives in town last week.
Warren Sherwin goes to Amnerst
Mass. this week to spend the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Fairbanks are
occupying their house here Tor TINE
Mrs Minnie walker and son. Lewis
Visited in Windham from Friday I'M
til Sunday.
clarence Brown and family from
windham have moved into MIS-
Fay's house.
The Pettengill school will give ar ar
entertainment Saturday evening" al
are invited.
Miss Crosby, the teacher at Hough'
tonville. visited at A. M. Coreys IRON
Friday until Monday
LYME Walker has returned 10 bos
ton after being here week ioohi''s
after his apple trade.
Several from here attended the 70
mona grange meeting at Rockingham
"wednesday of last week.
Christian Endeavor meeting VIII o.
held at s o'clock and PRAYER meetinl
at sunday evenings through III
winter.
The ladies' of the Baptist societ.
,,,,iI hold their annual chicken pi
supper in the vestry Tuesday evening
beginning at $3.50.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter oaks Iron
paIiows Falls have moved into MRS
Whitcomb's house and are poaroi el
The men who are cutting lumber 10
Sidney Gage.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-10
SOUTH VERNON.

Robert Allen and family are visi'ihs
/ in Williamsville.
Fred Kendall has gone TO Charies
r.cLson's to work this WINTER
Mrs. f. Tyler is with her son. Les
lie. few days in West Nor'hiieiu
Some of the farmers nave .ahsa,
down their tobacco and are strlppihs
it, a,a
Miss Florence Goddard Of Hinsaale'
N r. was recent guest at >. a.
Beerss
Miss Lizzie Palmer has been a, n ,,,th
from Brattleboro few days SIGN "''''
tonsilitis. ,h
Mr. and Mrs. A. Works and dausn
ter have gone to Springneio' ma'''
this week. wi,
p.rt Miller is moving into VIII
Souierss house and will work Ior '''''
driving team this winter.
Rev I. NJ. Blanchard Is expected ~ ~
nraach in the chapel Sunday at ."e
usual hour and in Johnson nan a.
p. m. ,a he,
Mrs. Charles Houghton ana nee
daugbter. Winnie, of worcester, MASS
Ms frank Hunt and Mrs. lisa Law
renee of Brattleboro SURPRISED W. :
Newton on his 72nd birthday NOV D
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-10
VIM DIAM.

Mr.. and Mrs. Cahee of Readsporo
visited in town the first Of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Orville ingalls, re
turned Sunday from weeks visit az
Mt. Holly.
Irene ingalls, is visiting In New
Haven. Hartford, New Britain ana
Springfield.
Mrs. Lamson and Mrs. VIII bath-
eric Nreturned Sunday from vlsltins
relatives in Wardsboro.
John Shaw and Charles Coleman
ara coon TO have instruments on the
Glebe Mountain Telephone line.
Elizabeth Davis closed very sue
|,cassful term of school at the centre
Friday and Fanny Cook finished mel
term at South Windham SATURDAY
Miss Cook will return for the winter
term at South Windham.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-10
JAMAICA.
Savings Bank Trustees Fill Vacancies
Caused by Death.

A, snecial meeting of the trustees
=, The Jamaica Savings bank. Hon. j.
w. Melendy was elected vice presioe,l
and DIR. +. C.. Brigham trustee. III
place of j. Q. Shumway. deceaseu'
and II. II. Forester was elected rus
tee to fill the vacancy caused ps t"e
death of l.. NJ. Newell.
Mrs. Abbie Russell of Maine. n. T..
Is visiting at o. A. Johnsons.
Charles Cooley has moved into the
Melendy tenement vacated by Elton
Williams.
DIR. Felters of Springfield, Mass,
has been at the Jamaica house the
past week.
I.e Forest Newman of Norwood
Mass. spent Sunday with his moth-
er. Mrs. l.. B. Newman.
Archie Knight has rented J. II. Ly-
mans farm and will commence
housekeeping at once.
Mr. and Mrs. j. H. Lyman lett
Wednesday morning for their ne"
home In Lisbon. n. Y.
A little stranger. Alice Ilene
Knights. came to the home of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Harry knights. Nov. 8. she
weighs IN pounds
william Joslin had his ankle badiy
bruised by timber raining On !.
while he was at work on the sheo
which he is building.
Ernest Martin has moved to Daniei
Sherwin's place on Turkey mountain
and will take the boarders from the
Frank Hosley job.
I Mr.. and Mrs. ]. b. Ricket We're Ia
town Monday. They have SOLO tneir
farm TO Charles Howard of Wards
boro who takes possession at once
Mr. and Mrs. Bliss of Hinsdale. n
II have been here for few days
helping to care for Mrs. Andrew
Works. who now seems to be improv-
ing slowly.
Word was received. Monday OF the
death of Maj. William H. H. Holton
in New York city. Sunday morning at
1920 o'clock The body VIII De
brought to Jamaica for interment'
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-10
MERsET.

Joseph Gilbert has rs men at work
in the woods.
. Moses Newton was at East Somer-
set Monday.
C. f. Butterfield was in town last
week on business trip.
Miss Emerson of Londonderry Is al
work for Mrs. Bert Leonard.
DR.. Page of Wilmington has been IN
town this week on business
Several parties here have got neip
by advertising in the Reformer
The heavy wind Of wednesday
NIGHT last week, blew down shade
trees and several outbuildings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Smith re-
turned last week from Pittsne.o'
Mass. Mr.. Smith has log job OF the
Deertield River company.
L. C. Harris has received word from
bis son in Minneapolis, Mimi. that
they have had two snow storms IN
that country: and no frost here. yet.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-10
so,I1u LONDONDERRY.

Az. Music Skinner is at Enospurs
Falls for week. ,
Tho new turn table at the raiiro"'
ward was put in SUNDAY. 80.
. ,;tt,e snow has fallen twice. just
nan,ind MS what to expect later.
Miss Leone Clayton has been spema
ing a week with friends IN "ihuii""..
Miss Bertha Weston of New H Hates
is visiting her sister, Mrs. bert "
rhe M f. Ladies' Aid. met WITT
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Chase "eohes
day. puo,,,ehoro
.os been visiting her son. warren '"
Head. .,rad
Mrs stella Bryant has returneee
.-om, ber visit in Cavendish aho
Townshend. -.
Earle williams has returned iron
-, ,,acation and is working at Giept
View farm.
nr Zeno Babbitt has been spendinf
!, taw days with his parents. MI. ah'
Mrs. Cyrus Babbitt.
clarence J. Ferguson of Burilng.oi
smoke on The Saloon question at '"'
AZ r church Sunday evening"
D & Goddard spent Sunday az M,
home here. going Monday to New ioi'
state nv the way of Manchester
Mrs Frank Clough. who has pee
quite i'll is convalescing. MIS- MAJ
tin Hoskins remains about the saihe.
I,red vail has received the appoint
-, &c mail carrier on the new II:
n route. He will make his nrst III
Nov Is
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-10
BROOKLYN e.
Chapter Of Accidents Involving
Several Residents.

AS Norman Marsh. Adam Johnson
and Leon Fellows We're returning
from Grafton Saturday evening traN-
cling ON a back road, the wagon was
inset breaking the thills. Mr.. MARSH
iumped and was unhurt. Mr.. Johnson
suffered a sprained wrist and Mr. fei-
lows. being bound into the wagon py
the robes. was thrown To the grounu
and one side of his face was badis
bruised.
As George Osgood was choppihs
wood the first of the week ms AK
slipped. the blade striking ms ioot
making a severe wound lie VIII NC
housed for some time.
Miss Emma Landfear Is at work
for Herman Howe of Newfane
A NJ Marsh, Horace Gale. ana
Howl Marsh are AT work for herman
Eddy ON his lumber JOB.
n / Jandfear has repaired his ci-
der mill and Is now making cider fof
those convenient to the mill.
Silas Kenney has commenced MS
iob of cutting timber ON the Landiear
LOT. Adam Johnson. Oscar Lawrence;
NJ + Barnes and II. j. Landfear VIII
work for him.
Clarence J. Ferguson. superintend-
emf of the Vermont Anti-Saloon league
win sneak In the Methodist churcn
sunday at D. m. Rev. Mr. Buzzeii
of Putney will preach
! "A. L, Eddy and c. A. Blodgett nave
taken the contract to deliver the tim
her on the Adams farm to the mn
yard to be located upon the iarrh
| II Is estimated that there is over
half million feet.
The local hunters came ciose u
SECURING deer during the hunting
season. C. w. Barnes had good sho'
at two bucks and undoubtedly wound
ed one finding quantity of blood
where the buck had camped.
G..E. Ware found two heifers deao
in his pasture recently. 1t is supposed
that they were hit by stray bullets Oh
l,nptarc
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-10
NOTTINGHAM.

rh. village school closed It's ia''
term last week. monday
THE first snow came Mo ont
,,hic c was day of slush and siee''
There was chicken pie supperd -
~ ma Pantist church vestry THURSDAY
evening. ,ad a,
Bible SUNDAY win .I be so ooserye even a.
ing ing with appropriate exercises ~,
Ne Mrs. celestia Kentfeld attended HSa r tne
e,, MIA Of her brother-in- law, Char'e =
Ia Newell. at shelburne Falls. v Mou,
He lived in this town IN MS Sou"
years. -. ,,addinp a,
.,a Raptist parsonage Ihursu ar'
Nov y,nS Hicks ths s0a and ars
ties r peins Canedy. both of this place
lie i Ceremony was performed by n Key
l. "f H. Beeman Not s;va hint out ot unit unit
had transpired was mne s,Ss a box of CT.
.rar. was set out.