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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-06

MT. M. NJ Brooks of Atmore returned home last night after spending few days in Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-06

MT. c M. Davis. secretary and treas urer of The Columbus Enquirer-Sun Company, was in Montgomery yester- day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-06

D. s Noble. Circulation Manager of The Montsennery Advertiser beinS duly sworn. The foregoing statement of The Advsr- tisers circulatiop for the month. of oeto. after all returns from news boyss newe egents and isft-over copies hays been de-
 CirceIaticn Manager. Sworn to and subscribed before ne this 1fst day Of November. 1905 S
 T. w. JACKBoN,
 fSs11.l Notary Public
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-06
Prominent Masonic Visitors.


 No State Convention ever brings to Montgomery more representative body of the citizenship of Alabama or a better appearing set of men than the meetings of the Grand Lodge of Ma sons. Among the prominent men who are here attending the annual assembly are: Lieutenant Governor Russell NJ. Cunningham of Ensley. Hon. H. s. D. Mallory of Selma, Lew Lazarus, Ben M. Jacobs ana W w. Ransom of Bir- mingham, Lawrence H. Lee of Gadsden, C. R. Bricken of Luyerne. pr. A. J. Norris. W. J. McLaney, J. H. Reeves, James Edwards. William Wilson of Newton. Rev. g.. A. Pilley of Troy. l.. M. Koib of Ozark, s. W. Shirley of Pike County, pr. McEachern and Professor B. H. Boyd of Brundidge, s. H. Daley of Monroeville and John Watson of Conecuh County. Then there are Jacob D. Bloch, R. N. Hudson, R. W. Souther- land, R./L Douglass. Elliott G. Rick arby, J. V. Faulk. Mark s. Andrews and pr J. H. Mccormack. all leading citi- gems of Mobile: pr. H. s. Greene Of Fair Hope, F. H. Bates of Hamburg. B M Hill of Springyille, J. B. Lyons of Opelika John w Christian, Union town; A. F. Pace of Dothan, w. k. Bingham of Tuscalosa and W. Y. Tit comb of Anniston.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-06
Had to Use it.
Horrible,

were going to save for a rainy day I got soaked" the other night
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-06

How do you know the young man loves you?
 He still comes after seeing me in curl papers and q kimona.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-06

Editor H. R. Golson of The Wetump- ka Herald was in Montgomery yester- day
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-06
DispIea.eA win Football.

Have you noticed that the colleges which are just now condemning foot ball and wiping 1t off their list of col lege games are colleges that haven't won a game of any Importance in a couple of seasons?' esked football
 Take Northwestern University, for example. Northwestern. three or four seasons ago, when Mccormack, who was then turning out pretty good team which he was openly buying, thought there was nothing quite so good as football. This year North western had 1t rubbed in on them and now they want to adopt the seeker game.
 ' Then look at poor old Columbia. Columbia a few seasons ago ranked In the big four. Where Is Columbia now Why, Vanderbilt, University could beat them two touchdowns or more. When Columbia was in good shape the faculty made Mezenthin lord high cockalorum or something of the kind. but now they've abandoned the game. If Yale had allowed Columbia to win their an nuai contest this year, and some man should suggest abolishing football why youd hear howl so loud that 1t would be heard from Harlem to Mont gomery.
 all."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-06
Sidewalk Pencilinss
GanhlInr af Poal.

'Inconsfstency IS one thing I don't like said citizen yesterday, and l think 1t would take me but a minute or two to forcibly illustrate specinc form of inconsistency. l heartily en- dorse the police whenever they raid a crap gane or any other game or chance, and J think man who Is caught gaming should pay firle. But there are other forms of gaming which are constantly going on wide open in Montgomery.
 T don't lay the blame on the police. for possibly they haven't looked at 1t as I have. l mean these kelly pool games and these fifty-one games that are being played in many pool rooms in the city If crap shooting is gam ing, then thissfs also gaming. It mat ters not how much there be at risk, If there Is any money at all at stake, there Is game of chance. l have walked into these places and seen these games played where every man in the play puts up 10 cents and I have seen young men lose as much as three, four or five dollars a night.
 If they put a stop to one style of gambling, believe all varieties should be closed. I know one proprietor or a pool and billiard parlor who says that he will not allow kelly pool game in his place, for he believes it is against the laws of the city, and he Is afraid to take the risk of being arrested. But I have never seen an arrest made. l ask why? l can understand different degrees of murder. but I cannot con- ceive of different degrees of gambling
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-06
AL A B A M A GEOGRAPHY

sheula be studied ky every eiti- sen of Alabama. It shoui4 ke taught to the children, both im the school room and at home as . matter of arst importance. One of the BEST AND EASIEST ways to learn ALABAMA GE- OGRAPHY Co to seeNxe
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-06
swoRN srArEMEN.

The Advsrtiser is one of the fifteen or twenty papers In the United States that pub lishes every day in the year sworn De- tailed Circulation Statement showing the actual number of copies circulated ana PAID FOR each day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-06

General George P. Harrison of Ope- iika is registered at the New Mabson.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-06

MT. J. B. Bedsole and Mir A. L. Lee oY Lowery are at the New Mabson.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-06

MT. W. H. Hutchinson of Childers- burg is at the Glenmore.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-06

MT. c. M. warner and MT. C. W. Shearer of Opelika are in Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-06

proved, after a severe illness.
 MT. M. M. Brooks of Atmore returned home last night after spending few days in Montgomery.
 Editor H. R. Golson of The wetump- ka Herald was in Montgomery yester- day.
 MT. c. NJ warner and MT. c. w.. Shearer of Opelika are in Montgomery. . MT. w. c. Bledsoe of Lafayette Is among the visitors to Montgomery
 MT. J. B. Bedsole and Mr A. L. Lee of Lowery are at the New Mabson.
 General George P Harrison of ope- lika is registered at the New Mabson
 MT. W. H. Hutchinson of Childers- burg is at the Glenmore.
 MT. H. K. Mitchell of Birmingham was in town last night.
 MT. F. P Lamkin of Jasper spent last night In the city.
 Hon. Bernard Harwoed of Eutaw is visiting the city.
 MT. NJ. B. Boyd of LaPlace came to town yesterday.
 Mir. s. Mabrv of Eufaula is registered at the Imperial
 MT. J. S. windham of Elba was in town last night.
 Col. O. P. Gaut Of Birmingham is in Montgomery.
 Mir. D. A. May of Selma was in town last night,
 Mir M. Riley of Andaiusia was here last night.
 Hon. Hugh Morrow of Birmingham is in the city.
 Mir. H. c. Dismukes of Shiloh Is in the city.
 Mr. A. II. Avery of Shelby Is visiting the city.
 MT. M. NJ. Bentley of Brantley is in town.
 Mr., W A. Arnold of Clio ia fin the city.
 Mir. F. K. Feagin of Feagin Is in town.
 Mir. W. H. Gregory of Jefferson is in towns
 MT. John NJ Sims of Red Level is in
 Mr. J. c. Michael of Citronelle is in town.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-06

He looks kind of sedy, don't he? Yes. he married a grass widow.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-03-10
LOST TlLF, GOT A MAN
Rich Pittsburg Woman Welded to Poor
Attorney, After Jiiting an Avar.
iciouS Count

PtttSburs, March 3.-MiSs F.lizabeu
Howe Of Allegheny and Frank p Sproul
OF PtttShnrg, were married today. Prom
snent the event was In society circles
the wedding was 3 quiet one. The affair
was surprise III social circles
Miss Howe. who WAS the most wealthy;
young single woman IN the state, was en-
gagged TO Count Charles de Cini OF Rome
and there WAS some confusion last fail
when IL was announced that tire count
who Was also nephew of the late Pope
Leo MIL. had demanded a settlement in
money before he married the PittSburg
hsiress. He demanded s5A.NoN cash. that
all his debts De paid, and that he lie
guaranteed Ne,gtN year for life. For all
this he promised 10 give the Pi,tsbuvs
sid his title and name, but he expressly
stipulated that ne should not be required
10 be soo6 more than two wears after
marriage
And row The coun, has been thrown
overheard Miss Howe. with her millions,
yesterday, II, ( quiet little church III Ale
shscy in She presence Of only few
friends. gave he- heart and hand 10 Frank
p Sp-oul- POOR attorney, who had
been her child lover IN her shor, dress
DAYS
IL Is said that Count &c Ciri also reached
New YORK Yesterday N vain hopes OF
reaching FttIShurE il time 10 have had
a.S to-E~er sHesiheart change her mind
Miss Howe : sad TO De worth s1o,1No. 0n,.
r1sz q hi wsslIh being in improved real
STATE in Piltshurg &nd London
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-03-10
WON'T FIGHT QJA3LES.
Governor La Folette viii Not Ever
Take His Seat in the Senate
for While

Milwaukee,, March $50 far as Gov
srnor La Toilette is concerned there will
be no tight on the appointment of Senator
CuAr!cS as district Judge. That was the
statement made from Madison today. II is
said 10 come from those Very close 10 the
governor. He thinks his railroad taxation
and civil service reform work at Madison
Is more in:por;ar. than Il trip 10 Washing
ton simply to set few offices for his
friends.
1t is said that unless the president calls
al extra session OF congress in the fail for
consideration 81 the rate and tariff bills
the governor will not resign his present
position until Il is time to so to Washing
ton for the regular session of congress in
December The fact that the governor
sent III his list OF appointments yesterday
was taken to mean by many that he was
preparing 10 so 10 Washington But to-
days outcroppingS seem to put an end to
that. SUN no word has come from the
governor directly as TO his intentions
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-03-10
THURSDAYS PRocsEo,Nes.

rierrc 5, n, Msych lin spite Of long
ssSS, ems .! me senate and morning and
n<ses SESSIONS OF ;he house, the slower
moving exsss, the calendars s,v pi,ius up
and II IS s case u rush from this t!rie on,
The house took ny the Springfield nor
nal e.ll 70 abolish the school which bill
WAS defended by the members Of the APP
preparation cosarai'sse, whish INTRODUCED
Sutherland, Bowel ana Eeaal, but 3,
passed by vote q 4, 10 s.. L Will be
fought o2s in the senate tosrtorNow. with
ia<iscassn,ts that IL will be defeated
The house general appropriation, bill Was
PASSED without discussion or amendment,
II aiaS waS, the tirSs ,iuae =, the history OF
the state
The aoase made laws by passing SEN
&ts bills To ScproprtAts money for pub
itc printing the amendment to the oil in
SSx9c,Sss laws IL allow Kansas OILS 10 come
N 81 StewSr test; requiring Instruction n
public schSsass SIS 10 the effects OF Slcohol
provide fer the specialization Of life iusar-
Saes. >arssASEsisS under the laws OF The
state making notes fo- llsaSrsEns rods and
patent rfsass rsosa-nsSot>shle- and ioca,ias
- lssgshsSsissn aEsplIsl for the insane st
WsssrteNs, wasrh @ss contested as IN
0sNeSSSSFy u. the present tire. but il
passed. GS 8 vote OF - 70 ~
IRE senate = SaGSte0 1a over the Dead
Neo1 water aS0. 70 which Cooper offered
an aRsesssraeae. which WAS refused and II
WAS aanoaacsI tia, frcsrs this time On Il
Is - he SSAt 20 s raaSSh, utsh 70 cogs-
promise, ~ taae hill The senate CLEANED
W s iecsg calendar the principal eslts be-
Ias 70 reaaes the tessl rsss Of interest
STATE standard ars Insurance policy form
and changing The S:ats OF the cfsse8 game
seAsea fVoya Assal Is to September L
rSssse siaeae tar eaiaatrs al the Asss-
sSe~a normal scacci, ard the ;wias pssas
eSlls ce tecSaSe rsSa, st the pSa<tsassasS-
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-03-10
CZA2 MUST tB0ICATE.
Father Gapon, Russian Priest PATRIOT
Publishes Remarkable Letter IN
Newspaper of Paris.

Paris. March 3-The socialist Or
GAM Humanite today prints and COM
ments upon two letters reproduced
from the Tribune Russo, bearing the
signature George Gapon the name
of the Russian priest who led the work
ingmen toward the imperial palace at
ST Petersburg, January -. resulting
in much boodshed. The letters appear
TO be authentic. although several IN
terviews on somewhat similar Nhes
heretofore have been diScredited.
One is a letter addressed to Nicholas
Romanoff. former cZar and actual as
sassin of Russia, and says The blood
shed of innocent workmen. their wives
and children, will forever separate
their assassin and his heirs from the
Russian people The fury of the peo-
pie has not been Embossed and it will be
useless to offer them promises The
letter adds:
Terror Is at Hand.
Bombs and dynamite and the terror
of popular insurrection await thy OFF,
spring and all the assassins of the peo-
pie. Rivers of blood, as never before.
perhaps, will flow, and even Russia
herself may perish because of thee"
Take warning. therefore, and quick
ly renounce, With all thy family. the
throne Of Russia. and present thyseif
before the tribunal of the Russian peo-
pie. Have pity on thy children, thou
who offerest peace to others and with
holdeSt it from thine own
The other letter is addressed to the
Russian people, and he declares the
streams of their blood, recently shed.
have formed an immense revolutionary
torrent, which will now sweep forward
irresistibly
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-03-10
BIG LAND SETTLEMENT.


SIOUX Faila, 5, w. March I \ ,,ual
sst,lomeiti " the estate OF Isaac NoEe,
which inGMaed over $4,000 acres OF
land situated IN Suuth nakota cNten-
siNe tracts IN North Dakota and Iowa,
and about 5000 ACRES OF land IN Illinois,
has been eNrvtcd Ivy I $ q, Cherry,
local ATTORNEY, Who has Just re-
turned from Brown county, where the
concluding steps III important ltti&A,
ton Mere taken,
The lnna IN the aggregate is valued
at more than $1,000 600 MIR Hose left
u will, ny whish he hcuueathca n life
ntercs, III his property to his &rapa-
Ehtldroh who were his only heirs These
hetrs We're Charles T., Hatcher unit
ABOUT year ago y resident OF SiouN
Falls, aud his brother,
According to the terms OF tho NIL.
the property was to De placed IN the
handS OF trustees. who Mere to ptS
over to the heirs the rents and profits
from the estate, This WAS uusatiSfac~
tory TO the two heirs, who engaged At
'orneN Cherry and contested the iuSlr,l-
ment before Judge Whiting " the
Ntn'h judicial circuit, They succeeded
M breaking the viii and securing the
absolute ownership OF the PROPERTY
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-03-10
TUESDAYS PROCEEDINGS.

rtclrc, s ~, Heb. GS-rhc only relief
FROM the grind IN the senate This after
noon was orrr the resolution ny piLnn
munoria'tstus congress for a copSt tutirU-
al amcndmrnt IL regulate trusts This
was heinz held IN the rules committee,
which had reported resolution Of its own
and lawson taking the !sstd In the discus
sion, which resulted in the adoption Of
hLons resolution NrioriNS the commit, ve
70 report his resolution,
The senate passed senate bills S1,proprt-
atins ANN Tor promiiWmS az the stale fair
and appropriations SlSHN for buildings On
the state saIr srN0nSS at huron, requiring
foreign corporations dojns business n the
an assistant IS cmpl0Nc3 FOR a county as
torreS the iNsy shah come from his salary /:
nrprnrrtattns SLOW to the AGRICULTURAL COL
lcSS Tor plant experiments,
The senate rushed through a number o!
laws by house hills au,horiS:ng a s-air
deficiency levy for this year, insaliziug
certain probate proceS>linss in Charles
MIN county 10 provide compensation for
county boards OF SealSh; making the state
fNoi inspector .nsgS>r;or OF II ,uarS. author
tStns guardians to mortgage the properly
Of their warts; apprropriatinS SS,loN for an
srtcSiAn well AZ the Ksidc,d hospital; re-
curing any titles III the future 10 be vest
tA In she state before money can be APP
pNoprta(eS tS>r buildings; placing the tiow-
charge ~ rSNA2 oNScSSe.S, and the house
resolution Tor y eonStiiu ;iofal ameniment
e allow municipal courts
The a>lssSs pas il the afternoon IN CONS
mit.cp OF the whole IN the caucus bill and
heid ntsAt session, At which 1t passed
the AeaSe bills for a caucus law sllowi,,s
suits 10 be hro0sAt against corpors lions
SllowsttS = Judge 10 nNs >oIapepSS ton OF
an attorney apyolntt<s III criminal ca Sos,
aad ~iSrwitls towN eSASgGS 70 refund in
dShie<inHsS without s vote 81 s hover rate
Of lnIervS,.
The lesss:ss~cs Vii! adjourn Friday
risS,.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-03-10
STOESSEL AT ST. PETERSBURG.
Cheer d bv People, but Receives Small
Attention from Authorities.

Attention from Authorities.
ST. Petersburg, March 3.-General
Stoessel arrived in st. Petersburg this
morning from Moscow. When the train
steamed into the depot many hundreds
of people. especially women, crowded
the platform. War Minister Sakharoff
and Admiral Zilotti, on behalf of the
admiralty, welcomed General Stoessel,
who was loudly cheered and presented
With flowers.
In the reception room General Bog
danovtch welcomed General Stoessel.
He referred 10 the internal troubles,
saying TINT when StOeSsel left Russia
calm prevailed, While now the internal
enemy was endeavorng to undermine
the prestige of the state.
Replying. StoesSel said he had heard
while at Constantnople of the disorders
in Russia. and since then he had trav-
eied In the south of Russia and had
spoken to the people, and had noticed
their tranquility of mind and espe-
cially their loyalty to the emperor. He
was confident the people would remain
loyal and that Russia would issue VIC
torious from the present crisis
When the reception ceremonies were
over the general and Mrs. Stoesscl en-
tered an open carriage and drove to the
residence of Prince Niasemky, mem
Der of the imperial council, where they
Will stay. The crowds in the streets
Justify cheered General Stoessel. and
the absence of military and naval Of
ficers from the platform was very no.
iceable
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-03-10
ASK A TIME LIMIT.
chicago Couple Apply for a License to
Marry Good Tor Three F.,
feers :

"a, sh'9ns", March SseTony Kaoous
w t.'nerty street and Mrs A,,Ss
uhihhVene are the frat Chscgs,, ,,,mnI,s
70 adopt the limited marriages iasa Of
WV nns Me ,M legislator They appeared
nel"re S'erk Saimenson yesterday Ana
.hrnosh en Interpreters made Snnw,,
Wen "'ir aes'fe TO set II marrtast, license
Rana Tor three Years only,".
IN W. e,erN informed the dtset,Aes os
wv, we mnae.n 'nasrtage ueesy that he
' VA" ,,,, Nv, yat esen authorized 60 issue
ehietmenth' lieenRes." and kanons
Mha MS btlae whum he hon.kf IN 49,
ns' ~ probation, held Scnferem,s s
MN MN naniN aselered th,SasN the sntsys
'irrsne, unlN lheN wanted 10 get married
y MMeM 'hs sltuhtlon Was eNplatne>, and
Mnhons nhn Mira, hanheVene we,Se con-
NiNtHo That II wyN,a Nave ~ n, ~,
mhnle ssnts ~ Net,s, they t,nalty ss,~sssi
I" 'nH" the test they rau,a srt,
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-03-10
Work Of llSLaWnakeTS
Proceeding. Of the Week in Brief in
Both Houses Of the South Dakota
Legislature. > , . > ,
MONDAYS PROCEEDINGS.

rorrr. s, D. Nrb 2!.-srhc scnatc rushed
through Il long NIinE OF senate bills. prin.
rirHl OF which were the amendment to the
oil hill TO allow Itnnpas oils to come In at
Il gravity test OF ~, which passed without
discussion; others beng to place building
ana loan associations under control of
the pubic examiner. allowing school dis
'rluth to contain more than ON" congress
tioilt' township, providing that judgments
III Justice court shall b" good for ten
years, nulhoiiHin. rcnsHcssmcnt for local
improvements when iirst assessment has
FOR any reason been set aside. providing
FOR ia" oiGaniHa' ~ aud control of trust
companies, ana q, nElng the date for col
lection OF personal property taxes by tho
thoiin ~ diatrsas from july to october
Tho horse Inspection bin brought up tho
never "udinE contest over the varying
interests OF the eastern ana Western parts
OF the state, with the Western members
winning out by a good majority. The nrxt
contest WHa again the east NS. the west
WIN inc same outcome on tho wolf boun-
y, Increasing III, annual bounty from
Sa,WN to $1,000 "A year,
The cnniiul huiiinE BIN held tho Center
OF attraction in tho acnnic Tor the after
noon, and rs II WAS not reached uniil Just
h''"lN adjournment, n lnrg" crowd was on
hmnd In expectation Of The ovcn,. The
supporters were counting on 3. Notos on
maj action. and received &C. with but
J" necessary to carry II.
Nokh'l attempted 10 push his amend
mont pro>iduG thtt no money should he
available untt San,O had accumulated In
the treasury, but this WAS voted down by
a drNiHud vote.
ih' ffth'NE amendment was ,hrn nc-
'rrt'd, A'loWnE The USO OF the funds as
IT, accumulated. aud the h!l passed
MihHh requires itS Eoug back to the house
Tor vnttUFrvnCu
lh"t" u now enough money on hand 10
r,rur" r|ana and put the grounds In con
diIlon, whHh viii ALLOW the hogiuu NIX OF
lhht work at an early date Gn this tho
klAck llills m"mh"rS themselves split hut
II secured the required two thirds 10 mako
It law
Thr house bills Disposed OF by the house
We're 10 WV" cites power TO soil or ease
WhirFWNrks, which Is one OF the SIOUX
thlls hllS to settle the tanglr. these. maxi
INK q city council a part OF the board OF
equalization, which were PASSED,
''ons" bills killed were to require the
h'htH board OF medical examiners to puh-
lish an annual report giving artosian wen
dttlcrs a len ON land Tor thcsr pay; and
ENinE circuit court Jurors 81 day and
mtolES.
Tn" house made laws by senate hills cul-
noW'rtS counties 20 fund outstanding In
u"NtrdncSs; requiring the AGRICULTURAL Col-
l"Sc To make annual cNhth.t az state fair:
rfontNtt uS Che purchase OF old metal from
apprnpEiattNs 500 for live stock
eNhic't hutidtng NJ Mitchell, and the wolf
bounty
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-03-10

and killed nersen. a coroner's Inques:
was held and the jury brought in a
verdict that the dece; ed came to her
death at the hands of Dan Kelly. by in
struincntS UNKNOWN.
There were severe wounds upon the
head. the skull was crushed clear across
and there were finger marks on the
throat OF the victim. The couple were
entirely alone when the tragedy oc-
CURED.
Kelly Is locked in jail at this place
awaiting his preliminary trial, which
Will be held here Wednesday,
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-03-10
sgtcAMaNN euYs PAPER.
VIII Become Editor 81 tire 6ress-,
CeontN News

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CHASED tSs &rssers Csaats News Saa
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esSss fsNsnssvSS fs>>s,s iewS and for wears
was ssasssasesss ii Newspaper wcrS
tassSs He WAS 81 SoSiSss men, Ser IL
TIE CSSa SEX SSs;tersss ASsac8Stson ana
SsgsrsA sASs aSs&s&sses US PRESIDENT
&tss ssSrssars s., sstseosas r.sSscsS
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gesss A3s asSs s gcersarsnt ssssa IN pue-
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