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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-02-09
HocH USED cuRARE.
Chicago Bluebenrd Said to Have Used
Most Deadly Poison known.

Most Deadly Poison Known.
CHICAGO, Feb. 9.-Curare, the most
subtle and deadly poison known to
modern science, is believed by DR.. 10
seph Springer. formerly coroner's ply
slclan, to have caused the death of Jo-
ham Hoch's wives.
Dr. Springer is convinced the fatal
drug was probably administered by
means Of engagement or wedding rings
by turning the inner edge of the
ring said DR.. Springer today, ''or max
ing it rough or sharp in any manner,
applying the curare on the rough edge
and then slipping the ring on the finger
so as to cause the slightest abrasion of
the skin, death would follow.
1T would only be necessary for the
slightest quantity of the poison to
reach the blood. Onesixtieth of grain
of curare is fatal"
Foremost among the great crowd Of
persons who will be asked to identify
Hoch upon his arrival from New York
is a widow who is said to have some
years ago married man known as
Leo Ppaeger. The description Of Hoch
tallies, it is claimed, with that Of
Praeger. According to information fur
nlshed the police, the widow Praeger
married had been left $4,000 life in
surance. OF this amount, it is al
legged, Praeger secured $500 to open
a furniture store. A few days after
the store had been opened the contents
were mysteriously removed and Prae-
ger disappeared.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-02-09
BENNINGTON BRIEFS.
News ofthe Town and village Tot
Briefly for Busy Readers.


Briefly for Busy Readers.
Adolphus LaFountain has accepted
a position at the Putnam.
John II. Daley went to Troy We'd
nesday to hear PaderewskL.
D. G. Burt has been Mined to the
house several days by illness.
Mrs Geo Jepson came here from
Schenectady Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Alice Boyce cook at the YER
mont Soldiers home, is on few weeks
vacation visiting relatives in Norris
vile.
Arthur Chase, who formerly lived
in Bennington, has been visiting
friends here. He returned to New York
Wednesday.
The children of Mary will hold a
festival Monday March 6 in Apollo
Hall for the benefit of the Sacred
Heart church.
Miss NJ. f. Paddock has resigned
her position as clerk in e. l.. Nichols
store and will go to Albany to live
with her sister.
VIM T. Barratt of this village has
been granted patent for a stripping
attachment to be attached to a circular
knitting machine.
1t is such u pitifully common sight;
a map who looks as if the woman he
belonged TO didn't take good care OF
him. -Atchison Globe.
j. Ed walbridge is fitting up the va.
cant tenement in his house on Valen
tine street, and the same will be &C.
cupied by Edward Stone.
Wright's Health Underwear Com.
pany, OF Pownal are running their
knitting plant until O'Clock at night.
Thew have large number of orders
on hand.
Miss Daisy Rudd entertained few
friends Wednesday evening at her
home on Pleasant ST In honor of Miss
Paddock. Widow was played after
which dainty refreshments were served
W. II. Nichols is on another trip in
the interest of the General Electric
Company of Schenectady. He has moi
given up his position with the local
electric light company as has been re-
ported
The Knights of Columbus and their
friends enjoyed another of their card
socials Wednesday evening. Whist
was played followed by dancing. The
prizes were won by Mrs James Whit
ney and Patrick MCGUIRE.
An Atchis on man read in a Sunday
PAPER yesterday that the way for 4
husband to- make his wife love him was
10 fondle her. He tried it and his wife
said; What's the matter with you
you old fool?', -Atchison Globe
A farmer from Pownal, who came in,
to the village Wednesday Afternoon,
said that the thirty years he had beer
coming to this village from his farm
he never saw SO much snow in tn,
highway or the drifts so deep. There
are many places where teams follow
the road beside drifts from four tC
twelve feet high.
The installation OF the newly elected
officers of Mt Anthony chapter OES
took place last evening, Mrs Helen
Cole District Deputy Grand Matron
acting as installing officer. The ap
pointed officers were also named ant
installed. 1t was the intention to ia
stall at the first meetingin January bu
the sickness of Mrs Cole made post.
ponement necessary.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-02-09
p,ra,ins roley,s Honey aud Tar.

Foley & Co., Chicago, originated
Honey and Tar az a throat and Slung
remedy and on account Of the great
merit ard popularity of Foley 5 Honey
and Tar many i'm tations are offered
for the genuine. Ask for Foley's Hon
ey and Tar and refuse any substitute
offered as no other preparation will
give the same satisfaction. 1t is mild
~ laxative. 1t contains no opiates ard
Is safest for children and delicate per-
sons. Sold by B. A. Quinlan.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-02-09

TO Correspondents

vERBENAi Yes, she has always been quite
home body. only u OF her children
are now living. For the last 30 years
she has traded at GrisYold's shop and
many shekel has she left in his safe
deposit vaults In exchange for Kinder
garten material Juvenile Books Games
Air Rites, etc. Her husband says he Is
pever lonesome except when away from
home.
TRAVELLER Griswold has been in bus
mess In Bennington since 1873. They
have the most varied stock OF goods Of
any merchant in the county-we are
speaking OF course of complete lines and
notgeneral merchandise,
ASK your barber when Columbus dis
covered America. We cannot attempt
TO find out things that happened before
we were born.
jacks 1t may be true We know of a SINH
lar case. poor young man spent his
last 40 cents at Griswold's for Nalen-
tine which he sent to the daughter OF
millionaire to whom he had never been
introduced but loved dearly on her Pa
pas account 1T led to courtship and
marriage, anu the WDOic Idlllly tnlilh tne
valentine business the best paying in
yestment one can make.
IMOGENE; IN addressing us never write on
but two sides of the paper. Highland
Linen Is much more fashionable for cor.
respondence than the wrapping paper
you are using. Ask Griswod to show
you the latest effects In correct station
arv and i,auir a na,u tifa
BILIOUS IL cannot be Waterman
"Idealn Fountain Pen as they never
have to be shaken before taken to
write. Takel It TO Griswold and he will
allow you fair price for the old stick
have in exchange for Waterman
and you will have no further trouble.
STUDENT: Why cont you put them in an
album made for the purposei GrIswold
has nice assortment as well as nearly
800 different subjects in Post Cards.
It's a good many, isn't it?
GRISW OLD
Sport 4. Music /. Art Stationary i.
Books MAGAZINES.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-02-09
Women Accuse THURMAN of Fraud.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. S.-John j. Ryan,
who gained considerable notoriety
through his connection with an alleged
"get-rich-qulck" turf investment COM
pany, has been placed on trial In the
st. Louis circuit court under an indict-
ment charging him with the embezzle-
ment Of $4,000 by means of that con-
Germ. The principal witnesses are
three women, residents of st. Louis,
each of whom declares that she was an
investor in Ryan's scheme.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-02-09
MUSICALE

Third Entertainment In the Young womans
Club Course.
The third entertainment in the young
woman's club course will be music
ale in Apollo hall Tuesday evening,
Feb IA at 8:l5. The services OF Mr.
Daley, pianist and Mrs f. f. Battles
soprano have been secured and in adj
dition to this talent Mrs Knoll OF Hoo.
sick Falls will recite.
Mrs Knoll comes highly recommen-
ded as an elocutlonist and the club
knows that In securing these artists II
offers a first class entertainment 10
their patrons. Course tickets 81. Sim
gle tickets 50 cts.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-02-09
A. X. RITCHIE & COMPANY

FTER doing the largest January business in the history
~ of this store have lot of odds and ends and mussed
goods which must be closed ont immediately. We do
not intend to waste valuable newspaper space by printing
long story, but advise you call and the following
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-02-09
ANOTHER BAD WRECK.

Five Killed And Many Injured Near Melbourne
Today.
Des Moines, Feb. 9.-Milwaukee-St.
Paul passenger train wrecked near
Melbourne today. The number OF
dead as far as known is five. Many
passengers were injured.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-13
MEETING
OF the Tax Supervisors
Results in Quite an Increase in
the Tax List.
Valuation Of Town Lots. Mining Prop
ery and Farms Raised 10 The
Amount Of S202.s60.

The board of tax supervisors met
last week for the purpose revising
the tax lists "a given in TO the
assessor. The board consisted Of
\. II Cardin, chairman. W. A..
Woodall, Joel \. Farmer, r. II.
Fritts and ] II Bettis.
These guardions Of the welfare of
our good commonwealth arr not
without humor. The chairman,
Mr.. Az Cardin, placed his fingers
IN his boOt straps and proceeded Ia
raise himself to the tune Of 81 100.
Mr.. joel Farmer, under similar
impulse. touched the bcam for a
slOO rai-.. and !. II. B'ttis fol-
lowed suit 10 the tune Of 500.
" A. Woodall and =. II. fritts
.tuod hy the drclamtiun E,ade 10y
the as4>>ur.
While some of the mineral rai,4..
Wcrr enormous, get a rluss analysis
uf the following figure, shows that
thu mineral interest, lid not get
thr hul end II thr Ipkcr lH any
mrau-
Town lut, wrrr raiscd : -. SGO
Mining pripuy Gl.2l5
Farms ll2.,ii
TIr I-ar! adjourned Thursday
tr meet IAN 18th and 2uh lp hear
complaint. irum taN payers WIN
v,rr mi~e. The lurd raised POI
farm. from s@il,,litu Sili.In,
lur town nj. lrm $500 Il
l2G.Tn, and u mines, lras'. aud
mineral tracts irum -, lu- a.
llN.Hu. making the ui,c, amount
tu 81 aud lggrrmtiug s212 $50
II th,~ r,i~s should h. final ih,
e,iu iu taN vuuld lv Sl.Oll.iu &,
the state and sn3>.GNtothc county
SUNDAY at II u'rl"ck vcr,
prominent mineral man Wh" ,u.
tamvl q rIi-, irum s>uu Ia - 80
va- SSH making lur the train. griI
boz haud Whether b, ptum- al
uut j. . question
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-13
Mrs. N. T. Groves Dead.

Mrs. y. T Groves, mother Of
Mrs. Lon johnson, of this city.
died Tuesday morning NJ the home
Of the latter where she had been an
invalid since she was brought To
this city last June by her husband
who watched closely 10y her bed
side until the last hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Groves formerly
resided at Hawesvillc where her
husband was principal ofthe graded
schools The deceased had been in
bad health for some time and when
brought to this city she was taken
from the hospital at Owensboro
where an operation was performed
on her on account Of fcmal trouble.
Besides the husband and daught-
er at this place the deceased il sur
yived by another daughter, Mrs.
Mamie Lay, Of Gass City, Indiana.
The body was taken to Tobcns.
port, Ind, where il was inferred.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-13
Matthews.Cottrell.

J. ID. Matthews, formerly Of this
county but now Of II. Louis, came
home TO spend the holidays with
relatives and friends and surprised
them by bringing a bride. Mr..
Matthews is a Crittcndcn county
product belonging 10 one Of the best
families in the county. Three years
ago he left here for Il. Louis 10
engage in transfer business and
contract work in that line. IL was
there that he met and fell in love
with the mistress ni his boarding
house, Mrs. Carrie Cottrcll. They
decided TO cast their lots together
and started for Kentucky where the
matrimonial spirit is easily imbibed
especially about Christmas holidays.
BeinS delayed a few days and fear
ing that this yule tide spirit would
bc passed from the land Of fast
horsos and pretty women before
they reached it, they stopped in
Evansville and v,re married there
December 2S. Mr. Matthews was
supposed To return widowcr rs he
went and it is moi necessary To say
that his friends werr not little
surprised to bc presented to Mrs.
+. u. Matthews. and the groom
laughed the hig "whaw haw" that
We u-cd To hear when Dan was in
town.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-13
Weather Echoes and Some Others


w 7.
N, n,, had falling weather
odd lora, h. giving w. raw
deal
Jupiter rlunhu. hi. recently
hI,.-,d u.
N.,cr mind thr weather Il the
wind don't blow
The mine. were uui tlrl up, they
W,r simply -uuvcl und,r
Hiop the ldc, II Marh ", will
have mur candidates than >muut
had Ni,r.
IL. Mi. Nancy, then It PLAIN
Nancy then n's old woman-vhy
not h. q bachelor maid
The brick walls IT the new addi.
,ion 'o the -rhcol building. nv.
rrolc,l and unfinished, j. munu.
m,nt lo lh, grim weather
w. hav had several .awplr. oi
weather TN. wcck, first, lalmy sun.
shine, then SNOW, then more snow
then .lrrl, then rain, then sunshine
What next
\ smoking chimney, water drip
ping IN q di,hpn irom the wW-
and -Oldine wife is very trying
on the urrw Unirrs aui rlth,r
will .ru sud the poor unfortunate
in tlr a.,lum ~ pnilru'uy
Tradition la. Il ib,' Boo il, da,,
gouy lN ,lwU VEN .u wUN water
mill. m Jrokvl ,ryk iWi ll,
water VIZ, ~o worm that ti Ouub
noi Noat e feather vh,u u uayho
thu h,>um VI III, pla,j uhu.
I II has often h,u .lid than u
nothing iu q ntmr Yet q rriau
Laundry agrnt In this ,iiN ha, ~
lsti,nod Rrn, trouble iur the w.
week and all hyau.r hr ,nuld uu
locate q rrrtain debtor surpassed I,
har thr name m Iom,tg How
ever after weary day. ni inquiry
thu debtor was u, h-l looatrl in
certain newspaper otho'. aud--th
mystery was solved
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-13
MEM BERS WANTED
Commercial Club DESTROYS OF Adding
New Name, 10 Their List.

", urrl al-u, thirty name, m
uur r~tcr to fll uu, tlr fr.l uuc
mudrrd
We oruld name aluut thirty men
in Marion who wuull make very
,l,,ir,hl, mmhr.. and add lusir
to our cr,vu II succ~s. W. r,uld
make these name, public, hut w.
lu not wish tr ls0mc personal.
When our Clubs membership
cumpri.,> iluut all " the available
men in Marion and vicinity, then
We shall "a. aide To advance plau,.
lille rrasun, mr calling upon rsi.
dents throughout the county iu j,in
our movement and assist IN uur
efforts fur ppngrss.
We know tha, W. have the inter.
cs, and hearty sympathy " thc-c
thirty backward Marinniics. hut
their cooperation and support
would h. ul greater value to Us and
incidentally lu the community.
Now, w. don't want to usc tie
Club ~ big stick" tn dri,r
mrmlvr, IN. ur io fcrrc any is,ur
whatsvvrr. hui Your endorsement
Il the Clubs efforts and purpv,,
hy s,umiug mrml-r /, vp
essential a. m.ur' iull mc1-ur "i
.Uytt-.
JuWy W uUr Wvtiug, ANYWAY.
they AZ. uW EXCLUSIVE w
This invitation myans NOO.
g. II. Wuunmusr,
Chairman puS~ COMMITTEE.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-13
C. E. WELDON
Respt nts 10 The Call 10 Enter the
Race for Reelection.

IN this issue Of the THE RECORD
appears the announcement Of E. +.
Weldon as a candidate for re-elec-
ton to the office Of county court
clerk. Mr.. Weldon needs no intro
duction to you by us. AZ your
present official you know him. He
is accurate, punctual, capable and
and an affable gentleman, and fills
the office crcditably. II he is again
made the nominee Of the party he
will doubtless carry the banner to
victory, as he did before. And
when he is made the nominee, we
will support him all down the line.
Following is his letter to the public:
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-13
To the Citizens Of Crittcnden

county;
| desire 10 thank the good people
Of Crittenden county Tor electing
me 10 the ofiicr of county court
clerk three years ago, and while |
avn very grateful for the favor, /
have tried as best ! could to attend
to the office in "A way that would
please all who had business with
me as clerk, and Ia the people who
have asked me Ia enter the race
again for the nomination. | am
douhly grateful. and after carefully
considering the matter ! have again
decided tu lrcomc q candidate for
the nomination of county clerk
subject tn the action II the Rcpuh-
linu marty.
fccl that ! m bvticr qualified
Ia serve The people of Crittcndcn
county during the coming four
YEAR, than va, during the past.
and II the puplc -rr tit tn rr-clcci
me ! will take great pride in trying
,u conduct the office ia q way that
will pleas thrpuplc. and II elected
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-13
Rev. R. Y. Thomas Dead,

Monday morning Rev. Il \.
Thoma, died at his home in this
city, OF cryslpclas.
lie was cightN-onr years old and
o native Of Warren county and wa
horn near Bowling Green during
the first quarter Of the nineteenth
century.
IL j. survived 10y a widow Ia
whom hc had been married over
fifty years, and four children: Mrs
O. VI james, wife Of Congressman
Ollir James; Mrs. ". y. Roches.
ter. Of Marion; r. Y Thomas. Jr.
Of Central Cily, Ky. and Mr Sci
liackcti, of Iiycrmorc, NY.
Rev. Thumn- was the oldest min.
istcr save one in the Conference OF
The Methodist Episcopsl church,
-ouih. oi which he was for many
year faithful servant H. also
served IN the late Civil War, first
in Both Kentucky Mounted Infant.
~ and then in the new l7th Ken.
tuckN Mounted Infantry filling th'
Ollie, Of Chaplain lie was widely
known throughout the State and
no man ever served home and coun.
Try hcttcr than be- did His depart.
urc from the walks Of life creates d
gap lu our citizenship that cannot
h. filled. lnyal TO home, loyal tc
country, and loyal To church b,
VI. @ clear typ, ofidral citizenship
Thr funeral was conducted ~ M,
family residence Tm-,lay ~ n
o'c.ockn ~ ly Rev ! X NrNir,
local pastor ui VI. T.. Church, md
prc-iding Elder Virgil EIgu after
which the relative, and friends lc
parted ior Gpvnvillr whrr th, in
tcrmrni took plao iu EyrPru
c,mctcry Tuesday al,rmnnu.
The widowed wife and mnthcI
will brak up luu-c kupiug no
will probably inside with hr
daughter Mr. lllrkrii
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-13
Deeds Recorded.

lcc T.. Travis toJ VI. CamphlLS
Il - acres nu Claylick Creek for
S27i.
Cora Clark tn T.. II. Ncwcomb,
lut in East Marion fur S2u1.
". ;. Grve> to Mr.. Emma 4.
Sutt. l3i acrc, uf land. deed Of
gift.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-13
Sullenuer.PariS

Tuesday evening vt th, humy NJ
the hritr, ", u, Sullrnp'r and
Miss l.cy Paris Nrp' united IN mar.
riagc. Rev. !. ;. Henry officiating.
The attendants werrT. +. Gurss,
ui Kui,awa, and Mis-. Minnie Mays,
II Dycushurg.
The gruom isa hustling anil we'll
tn du farmer and stock miscr, u
near lrma, and belong. to one Of
the l,st families in the county lie
is q brother oi III Sullcnp'r with
whom hr is associated IN the farm.
ug and s,uck business and they run
their lusinrs, un,lrr thu uamr "
Sullrugr brothers.
IT, D., ais, 4 brother IT county
surveyor ! = SuIlrurr vhu
u-iiltN Urtf iH rilN.
rN, mi,i i, III, liluti,, tud
,vvmph>mddlugh,yr VI Mr. l,vl
\. Pi,kcu, AMI i, ,n,idrr,i "uc vi
~, mo,, charming lalic, m tm
county Shr i.vrll kuovuud ha.
hest ul friends,
The ,uprr that W., ~rN,d after
the ceremony WI. performed ,aN'
IL, officiating clergyman, wa- IN,
ri ,hr m",l ,umptu"u, ul whirh
ever had thu pleasure NJ par,aking
Mr. aud Mr. Sullcnpr will pr,h
aEy reside near the city and Mr
Sullcnp'r will continue in ,hr ,Ic,l
business as hrrc,oior'.
When in the city do no, tail 4
yall on Woodbridge a Mcg ~ hav
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-13
A Yellow Dog
To Bark Against You

Do you realize that the science of
advertising and job printing has eXpan-
ded and developed to a point where il
demands the best thought of some of
the best men in business, literature and
art?
Do you realize that advertisements
cannot be satisfactorily presented to the
public unless dressed in the newest and
best of modern types, and that no
amount of time spent in Juggling old
type faces can change this fact?
Do YOU realize that the public is too
smart to be fooled, and only the best
will command its attention?
The best work goes out only from
the hest eQipped printing offices. We
offer you the privilege and it is your
opportunity to secure it at that sort Of
an office.
Every time you send out stationery
printed with out-of-date or worn I've
you send out yellow dog to bark
against you as long as he barks YOU
will lose business when he bites YOU
will close your doors.
Leading advertisers and business men
can obtain results and take no chances
by advertising in The Crittenden Record
and patronizing its Job Department.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-13
Damage Trial Concluded.

At I O'Clock Monday afternoon
the Marcum damage trial, which
has teemcd with sensational dcvcl-
opments. came 10 an end, the Jury
bringing in a verdict for plaintiff
against James lIargis and FL Gala
han jointly. for 5000. and in
favor Of Alex lIargis and B. +.
French, cXoncrating them from the
alleged conspiracy The verdict
was lighter in amount Of danngc,
than was expected, but the cNuncr-
atiou Of senator llargis was cN-
prtrd. Interest has l-cu intense,
and the verdict amc ~ great
relief to the suspense.
The plaintiff will appeal, c,T~c-
tally from that portion " the YER
diet in favor II French and Alex.
lIargi,. Thc defendants. Callahan
and Jamc, lIarTi,. will al.o prob
ahi, ',kr an appeal.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-13
Notice

MI that an ewing uv un ull
acumt, md uolys will pl,u>c vunc
ruund AMI -,iilr with mr ~ um
uccliug ihr mun,y, Pleas help
ne a. hrlp,l YOU,
2G.9t l., l., rWHr, l,vias, Nv
ln,t-l'EkN time ls"k oi ll~lr.
minc. hy TOM Meredith, foreman.
los, lytNun llo,lRc mine and Mar.
ION ly way NJ Cmyncvillr. Return
10 Nv. flur Spar Co., Marion Nv.
20 3.t
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-13
FOLLOWS
The Lead of Marion
MorganteId Wants a CONNER
cial Club al Once
And Our Organization is Used
as an Illustration
BY ihe MOroanheld Sun 10 Prove
What Good May be Accomplished
BY Such a BODY.


r,,o, o,,nr L..,,J l,.. 81,
.-..- -, , ,-.,
''n '"nn'y 'on''"'r''"' ''o'' ana
MorRnnheld must have one
Tie development uf "ur county,
and ,sn,ciolly nf Nurc,nG,ld d,.
,.l- i.l, No., ,l u,J
w. FF ~
''" '"' 'h"u'''''' ''''''p'"''''
a' 300 political. "'uo'rl-l arli"u Is
absolutely cs-ntlll
m, .urr.s .i priurr ,nr.r.
I.I, a.u.;,..t I
'' ''''N''' '" ''''''
''''i''" Iu'' $40 '' '''r 'l'. '''''''-
ug "ia o 'itN aud umuwli, dr-
I-nd'ut 900 lh' united ''lor''"l ihr
pup, interested.
To- 'niiurlrn "'uniN ao"mm'r-
'iui club lia- '.'" nfgan'"-l " BE-
an m"'fp'"'"I company WITH 'f-
iieh- " incorporated. N'.'"-.
paHl 900 capital 'i"'N 'ud "ill"r.
u ha- "iN'r'u' standing commit
tS-' whu'e dui''' 'r :" investigate
all Fr'Nano''' pr"l-'-" rnh''' 'n''
pri,al' ru' rpri''' 'ud Z" give l'ul'.
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Again thanking you, ] am
Very gratefully yours,
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