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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-04
MAY ACQUIT
BALL

Did Robert Rail, who shot and
killed William Deppe on Fox island.
southeastern Alaska. January o,
shoot IN self-defense7 This IL the
question the jury, which is now
hearing the evidence IN the case.
must decide.
The attorneys who are defending
Ball claim that he was compelled TO
shoot IN order 10 keep from being
shot himself II IL claimed by the
defense that Deppe. on entering
Balls cabin. was IN the act OF draw
ing a revolver from his hippockct
when he crossed the threshold. II
was then that Ban grabbed his rife
and fired the shot which killed
Deppe.
The coneeusus % opinion IN Ket-
chikan ia that Bali win be acquitted.
II Ia stated freely about the city that
Deppe and his associates went 10
Fox island with the intention OF
oustinR BAH at any costs, other re-
ports state that they went there for
the purpose Of getting him tn ease
he refused 90 leave. The defense also
claims that Ban had "A perfect right
TO a certain interest I'm the com
pauy and failing TO get that by fair
means, he resorted to the rights
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-04
"vAkOOSED"

Cowboy Ellis The Scar Kid"
and the rest % the Duwamish river
pirates. evidently warned BY reports
that they uere being hunted BY
shefifra Deputies. eiudcd arrest 1T
an early hour Thursday morning by
fleeing from Il secluded old cabin
in The Eagle HafboF vicinity.
Deputies uiu and Sullivan were
up with the lark Thursday morning
and started Tor Eagle Harhor ae-
coraing 20 schedule. but when they
cautiously anchored off a quiet nftie
cove and descended upon suspect
81 shack. "a HaH only 70 find the In
mates flown. and a Newspaper clip
PING. heavily UNDERSIGNED. pinned
upon the door The uudsrHcorcd lines
stated that the officers would b. tn
aKis harbor Thursday morning
looking for sgoNb boy Ellis and The
scar Ki1.~ together With their pirate
following
ThorouhgiY dlswusted. the two
deputies returned 20 Seattle.
The officers we're convinced that
the EsnE bad been at the cabin bat
few hours before. but duE out
without leaving the vestiEs Of q ciew
behind
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-04
ELECTION SAID
To Be INVALID

SPOKANE. May 4-The citizens
OF Spokane are thoroughly aroused
over the announcement that the city
election held here Tuesday may be
declared Invalid and another fight
IL on hand. The state legislature
passed a duplicate poll-book law,
aud this was dlsrcgarded In Tues
days election.
The campaign was the bitterest
ever waged In the history OF the
city. and feelings had hardly sub
sided before the announcement was
made that another election was
necessary. The announcement Gre
ated astonishment. and the leading
legal lights OF the city expressed
opposing opinions.
The case will have 10 be passed
upon by the supreme court before
bonding companies will accept the
$4,000 bonds for the new water
plant. II II said
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WANT THE
BUSINESS
STOPPED
IMMIGRATION INSPECTORS
WILL ENoEAvoR TO PUT A
STOP To THE PROCURING or
JAPANESE WOMEN FROM The
ORIENT

The sale Of japanese women
brought from japan to the pro-
pfietors Of baWdy houses In the
United States has increased % such
an extent that the immigration Of
fieiaia are AZ loss 10 know hos 10
put a stop 10 the business.
The women are brought here hv
Japanese proeurers. taken 20 San
Francisco or some other city. and
there sold for sometimes az high
"a $500 The price received for The
unfortunate women depends upon
their physical attraction II Is I'M
derstood here that a large party OF
procurera recently left for Japan.
with the Intention Of bringing back
500 japanese women. Proxy mar
riagea will then be arranged be-
tween the women and some bogus
men.
On the last trip Of the Kanagawa
Maru a victim OF the Oriental slav-
ers was found. Tho mans name
was Nnokichl Nataniskl and the
girls Teru Nakanishi. The couple
were supposed TO be married by
proxy. and we're accordingly al
lowed 20 leave the city. Believing
that the man was nothing more
than a pfocurer immigration In
spector A. r. Geffney followed the
couple 10 San Francisco. where his
suspicious we're found 10 be true.
Geffney arrested the couple. after
which they were tried bv A hoard
OF special inquiry and ordered de-
ported They were brought 10 se-
attic By Inspector Geffney and later
taken 90 the detention station M
Port Townsend The couple will be
sent 20 Japan on the first ont going
vessel Of the Nippon Yuaen Kalsha
company.
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The Interview with General Man
axsr Sweeney. OF the Seattle Brew
inK company. In = morning paper
Thursday has caused much amuse-
ment among local labor leaders.
Iians Puttrich. secretary OF the
Joint local executive board OF the
international Brewery Wofkmen ~
tho United States. told The Star
eomo interesting facts about the
present controversy.
In Spokane the brewers get go
4 week fof six siEht-hour days. The
same in Butte The Seattle brewers
ask s2i. Before the strike we got
$40" said Mr.. Puttrich.
The engineers In spokane are
paid az follows for seven elght-hour
days First engineer. SOS. assist.
ant engineer. f2tb0. flremen. 81.
Tho Seattle engineers ask the brew
cries 90 pay t2s. SO and $40.
rs that insolent and arbitrary
mir. Sweeney claims In his silly
interview that none of the unions.
with the exception OF the brewers.
wanted 20 strike, and voted against
Il. The brewers. as a matter Of
fact have only one voice ia the
executive board. 10 how could we
force such action7 The strike was
endorsed by the Joint local board ~
the International union and by the
international board. and not one
union voted against the strike.
That the strike was 20 be forced
upon as is proven by the fact that
a notorious strike breaker oecu-
pied apartments in the Hotel But
Ter before April 30. hiring strike
breakers.
Another foolish statement Of Mr..
Sweeney's Is that practically no
skill Is needed In the brewing bus
iiness. Mr. Heinrich, Of the Hem
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INSANE oman
Brains Child

house caught fire aud the inmates
barely escaped with their lives.
This incident IL said Ia have preyod
on Mrs Nelson's mind until she
Was driven Violently insane,
Deputy shefiffs Reldlng and Rogs
cts left fof the scene al the tragedy
late Wednesday night
The Two deputies returned "a the
king county jail With Mrs. Nelson
at 10 a. M
The womaua hands we're tied 10
her Salst. al she bad several TIMES
been very violent
Her face wa covered with black
and blue marks. and blood atreamtd
from an ugly cash on top OF her
head the result Of an attempt 10
Kin herself With a butcher knife.
and by beating her head against a
wall.
Tho deputies stated that Mrs
Nrisnn attempt at suicide by iutnps
ina from a hotel window AZ Boiheil
Wednesday uight was ouly tfuas
tfatea by the prompt action % Jack
Wolff. Of that town who caught her
BY the heels Ia time 10 drag her
hack
Three men are keeping watch
over the erased woman az the jail
No attcmpg was made 10 interro-
gate her By the officers as Il was
feared she would be subject "a an
other sp4zm. she half realizes the
nature Of her terrible deed and
teartally inquiries u hhe Niii ever
again be allowed % see her children
A. soon as thg necessary formal
tiles are over With shs viii imme-
diately be sent - the Sfsilaroom
insane asylum
The unfortunate woman II about
% years old and the mother OF four
children She has always been well
liked by her nclxhbufa and ars
auAimtanesa She waa Rlaayn re-
sarded as beiaE possessed Of a. un-
sound mind but she never before
displayed any violent symptoms.
Mrs Nelson's head was shaved
this morning and ~ bad euts we're
disclosed She vas placed In a pad.
dsd cell. AZ
Al 9 O'Clock the half craEe1
woman made third attempt on hes
life She stripped of her eiulhing
from witch abe improyised a rope
and attempted 90 hang herself The
attendants discovered her IN tine ID
eat her down
u Il said that financial troubles
unbalanced her The Nelson's ~
Gently discovered that what lheg
supposed q be a clear title % their
farm vas defectlve and the fsaf
Of losing the home drove her In
sane
She declared today that Hama
time ago she vas visited b. a spirit
that told her that her Whaaa family
must die
The insanity board considered her
case late Thursday afternoon. and
she viii probably b. committed Ga
Steilaeo0m
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JURY COULD
NOT AGREE
FAT7 Man PATTERSON STILL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
THAT ste WILL HAVE ANOTHER TRIAL Eth.
Es AeoUirYEo os rELEhsEo ON BAIL
oh e.llpl.. sle s.s Asgn..

NEW YORK. Stay tine isry u
the Nan Patterson trial decided n
2 20 this morning that IL could not
agree. and was dismissed by Re-
corder Goff When the jury an-
nounced for the last time that u
could not agree. san Patterson
tainted She was taken from ihe
court room b. her afloruFya.
At 1880 the jury Uaa called iuto
the court room and aaked II they
could agree The foreman an
nOuuced that Il vas impossible.
They were sent back 10 their room.
after being asked N there was any
point on which the court could aid
them
They then retired. and Recorder
Gof remained In his chamber -
receive the verdict IN event one
was reached The jury vas poiled
several times ga their room. but
there waa no change.
At 2:20 the iury men were called
into the court room. and the fore
man announced that il WAS lmpoa
alble 10 secure an agreement Tie
jury was then dismissed
II ~ reported that on the last
ballot the jury stood eleven for
granddaughter In the first degree
and one FOR acqulttal. The lone
juror stood ont TO the end lie re-
fused 10 be brought over when
/ the jurors we're discharged. the
| Frustrated Fifl vas borne from the
room In the chair la which she had
tainted She vas restored 10 con
sciousneas bY the Tombs physicians.
who put ner 20 bed. whore she fell
into a sound sleep. awakening much
refreshed this morning
Counsel Levy said this morning
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or serfss. Ssw. Assai

CHICAGO. May Aside from
As riot call from Archer avenue.
pksfs some white meg we're be-
ax<d b. colored strike breakers
% disorders were reported Ia The
,an9sFs strike early this morn
me Il Is expected that the EN-
pldysrs viii renew the attempt 90
~ the local authorities 20 ask the
Efsrnof for troops The governor
ssnnanced thar he will send troops
saly On the application % the prop
y aafk0Fities. The employers an
scunced this morning that they
ssuid attempt 20 send out LOO
saguns today The strike spread TO
AZ 70 TIE Walsh Boyle company
AID the Corbin MAY company. when
nissmsiers refused to deliver goods
p he boTeotted houses Thirty
anke breakerS arrived from Gin
ain4fi for Montgomery. Ward a
q. bat four deserted When they
ksrned 4 strike vas on.
Caagies RieblinK was attacked
na probably fatally injured By
Hrke breakers At the Hub barns.
Asaeeath and Dearborn streets.
Ah morning. The trouble began
y he shootlnE Of John Databerty.
anssro. In the leg RieblinE had
izhing 70 do with the riot. which
hs police queiled
lahn Teresa. a driver % the bus
lAi nan over and killed Police SER
cart Cummings while the latter
~ On strike duty. u held by the
E.nd jury this morning in s. SEQ
~ On he charge Of manslaughtsr.
a conference has been arranged
~ between Governor Denaen and
mayor Dunno. 10 be held either to-
a'iFoE night o. Saturday morning
= discuss the strike situation. Gov
.,her Dsnsen. Il is said. has told
Aalef Dsnne that he vii IN the
"sahiiFne Issue no order Tor calling
~ state troops. which he believes
we only sgsTavate the present
aifneulfy.
committee % - prominent busi-
- men left here on a special train
I noon for Springfield % urge the
s,eFfof 70 send troops to Chicago.
w VII declare that open rebellion
- N ne streets and that the Do
- aathofities are powefless 70 pre-
's peace or 70 restore order. Both
.sof Dunno and Sheriff Barrett
4lsea 10 request Governor Denaen
2 sfHd troops.
oaefsn Barrett. this afternoon
-ole n 800 deputies on strike
~ They viii be armed uith re-
s M'sfs AID Will reinforce the po-
~ ~ y Their efforts to move wagons
'.a Preserve peace.
ne South Water street commits
~ Merchants today decided they
,, saa accept the deliveries from the
80. pound express companies in
XIV 81 The threatened paIkout Of
Injured produce commission team
- ,n strike II such an action
saseu. The general public viii
.iiousiy affected ~ case the
teamstsrs 70 out.
a., caravan Of 30 loaded coal wap-
sscoftsd b. 20 policemen. vas
$3.50 BY mob at the corner Of
,srs easn and Hubbard courts thia ar
N.rs ala -s- ufriKe-bfsa Rsra
-. -.'rae The target of an kinds Of
l.s. ss William Hm. a colofed
~ was struck In the head
y" q brick. lie is unconscious
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-04
SEATTLE uLks TO DEDICATE THEIR NEW LODGE ROOMS IN
THE ALASKA BUILDING VITA IMPRESSIVE CEREMONIES
TH9lR QUARTERS
THE COUNTRY
THE COUNTRY

exercises nonk. @Annahsi Lee. +"
lodge quartet dsdicatorY Grafton.
Hon - soils Cohen Past Eaaitrd
Ruler. Portland ore.
tlees ptlan committee Hruthsf
NgiiImu Hickman Maars. chairman.
Airs. william Hickman Moore.
nrethrr and MrN fTksn MorEru-
Hfrfn. Brother ard Mfs Prank "
parhef Brother and Mrs VIII "
Parry. brother and Ars law l..
Moore nfu,hsr and Mrs. George a.
Nss ianda. Brother , } Alexander.
HfntfvF lloyd Taiiman. Brother
end Ars A. T. Van Dc Vanter.
Hfuiuff aud Mrs = " fnFefsoli.
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Brother ~ W Rowlsy Brother Ed
ward Won Tobel Brother aud Mrs.
" ~ Grant Brother and Mrs
George y Smith. Brother and Mrs.
q ". Crockett
The social session will be held AZ
the lodge room IT 80 o'clock.
brother Robert o. Lindsey preaid b
Ing
The ~ 80 o'clock toast viii be re-
spondsd 20 b. Hon. William r
Hum phrey
The committee IN charge 81 the
social session William ~ Hriuksr.
chairman; =. = Hughes Robert u
Lindsey N. y. Drake
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crazed mothers mock until aid ar
rived.
Eiwhtzvear-oid Samuel Nelson
lies dying At Batbcll with his bead
frneturrd ia a dozen places.
It's mother. Mrs. Nels Is, Nelson
wife OF a Cottage Lake farmer il
under arrest charged With the ter.
rible crime
The woman. Who Is mentally un-
sound. armed herself With an axe
late Wednesday afternoon. and SO
ms into a room where the boy vas
alone. attacked him.
A she vas dragged from her
victim. she cried that she wanted
10 save her children from fire
Several days ako a nelshboF's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-04
new TROLLEY
LINE

An electric line from Green Lake
60 Bothell. According to state
ment OF those who have been over
the route such a line will be con-
Htructed within the near future.
A survey has already been made
from north OF Green Lake 60 the
north end Of Lake Washington,
thence TO Bothei
II IL said that an English syndi-
cate Is behind the deal.
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nassle Nelson. a is-year=old sla-
- n the wounded hey. probably
I'D ne entire family nom death
y. hands Of the Infatuated
masher.
nsssle rushed Into the boy room
=. ~ mother Was ready 70 again
srsse the lad with the upllfted az.
n placky little girl leaped and
srwfk the AZ nom the woman 8
Md
Nh Nelson then grappled With
Asr daaxAler. and the two fought
4 ne epsn door and out into the
"a
rare hy a supeThuman effort
a-ssls pulled her mother 60 the
azIrray. down which both 81 thsla
ufied Is the bottom.
rs Hftle Elrl clunE firmly 10 her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-04
Sweeney Makes the
Strike Leaders Laugh
-
HANS PUTTslcH. HEAD OF ANSWERS CHARGES or
LEADING BREwER-sTuAT ION rs uNeHAsego-No OUT.
BREAKS IN CITY

rich Brewing company. kept his old
Get boy As brewers apprentice for
three Years. What for. II there IL
no skin required In the making Of
beerT
IT seems too bad that such I'M
Qualifiedly prciudiced and untrue
statements are givcn publicity. Just
because they emanAte from a man
OF business prominence
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possession.
The reports regarding the shooting
affray substantiate the claims Of the
defense 10 a certain extent. Ball
claims that the only thing which
prevented Deppe from getting" him
was the fact that hts revolver caught
In the holster as he attempted to
draw.
Passengers OF the steamship JEFF
fersou. which arrived In port from
southeastern Alaska. who were stay
ing in Ketchikan. report that the &C
quittal OF Ball is looked upon as as
sured.
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NEW YORK. May Nan Pat
tefson recovered this morning from
the complete collapse IN the court
where she lay for u minutes in a
dead faint while the jury was MAX
Ing its second and last report that
il could not agree.
She expressed the keenest disap-
pointmeut In the failure OF the Jury
10 aeqult her. Her counsel viii
move. al the earliest opportunity.
that she be acquitted or released on
nominal bail. which viii not be op-
posed By the district attorney. II IN
said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-04

GUNsHU PASS. May t.--The ar
mics of Nodzu, oku and kuroki con-
ceutrated along the iine from Tie
Pass with their right flank extended
to the northeast kamimura is
northeast OF NoEi and west 81 Tie
Pass. This Erouping indicates a
move to right flank the first division
when Oyama advances
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ltra. apparently damaged as the re-
suit OF a collision.
A division OF varships has been
sighted off Jugrah, which consisted
Of four battleships. two cruisers.
four colliers and a hospital ship.
The vessels will pass Singapore
about midnight With good wealth
er they will be able 10 Join Roiest-
vensky within four days
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WASHINGTON. May tho
seventh international railway con
gresa was formally opened at II
O'Clock this morning The repre-
sentatives " railways from every
country In the world we're present.
Vice President Fairbanks delivered
an address u welcome In behalf Of
the American people Arthur Du-
bOis. ~ Belgium. responded on be
half of the congress.
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HONG KONG. May "A Chinese
official report says that II is def
nitely learned that a greater portion
Of the Russian Baltic fleet arrived
at Laong Sol hay on the south coast
Of the Island OF Hainan on May /.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-04
ALL IS QUIET
IN CHICAGO
TRANSFERS STRIKE SPREADS. the vio.
lEnes NOT observation-disclosures EXPECTED.
HowEvER At EVERY MOMENT

and may de. Policeman William
Fox was seriously injured Several
shots we're fired. buf none teak ef-
fnea
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AMOY. China. May t.-The ty-
phoon which swept over the coast Of
south china. this week. is said TO
have damaged the Russian second
Pacific squadron considerably. The
lighter vessels are reported 70 have
been scattered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-04

The new schedule on the Great
Northern between Seattle and Van
cOuver will not take effect until
MAY g.
r. y. Clark general traffic man
ager Of the Great Northern. With
headquarters AZ 81. Paul. Charles
Wurtie. general agent at Vancouver.
W. ID. Scott. superintendent At Er-
erett Of the western division. aud
8. q. ferkea assistant general pas.
senger agent. lcft Thursday morn.
Ing for a trip over the northern
lines Of the Great Northern.
David Kelaey'a action for dam
ages against the county on the
ground that he had been Injured rs
a blast OF rock on a county road.
was non-suited by Judge Albertson
Thursday.
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PREDICTS HIS
OWN DEFEAT

ADMIRAL SAYS IF NE IS NOT AHNHLATEo 1T
WILL MIRACLE
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LOVED NELL BETTER

As2N III Mill III "a TN
THAN HIS WIFE
Mary Jane Hughes has brought
suit for divorce against John Henry
Hughes Plaintiff states that de-
PENDANT FOR several weeks made her
life burdensoma By his sulien. 81
lent and unfriendly demeanor. and
that when. unable TO bear hts sui
len silence in the home any longer.
she asked him wherein she had Of
Tended him. be told her 20 get a
divorce, that he no longer loved her
and that he had transferred his az
fectiOns 10 another woman named
Nell" The couple have thres
children and were married ia 1898.
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q ara We anarehiats7 Have .
. We acted like red flag follow .
4 crs during the present fghtg q
4 Has any city witnessed \ more .
. peaceful. fair, open handed .
= contest We leave u to the =
q public to Judge between our q
. actions aud the word Of 4. p .
q Sweeney Hans Puitrich. Head .
. OF striking Brewery Employees q
q and Newly Elected President .
q OF w. {. l. 4. 4
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SINGAPORE. May 4.-The Brit
ish steamer selangor arrived today
and reports having passed a divi-
sion u the Russian wRrships OFF
Iugrah. midway between the island
OF Penang and singapore. AZ z
o'clock this morning.
The fleet Is evidently Neboga-
tofrs. which has made safe pas
sage into the China sea and Is prob
ably on It's way 10 Join Roiest-
yensky. The report says that two
transports Of the fleet put into Sa-
dong. on the north coast Of Sunla-
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my seripps New. A.snl

CBY scripps News Ass'nl
ST. PETERSBURG. May 4.--Ad-
mlral Rojesiyensky has written a
letter 20 a relative here. In which
he complains Il IL impossible for
him 20 fight with material in his
command. The lack Of discipline
be says. IL appalling lie concludes
bis letter thus.
These are the men and ships
With which ! am expected 10 face
a powerful japanese fleet. Il IL a
hopeless enterprise Nothing but a
miracle can save as from snnihila-
ton
II il said the government strong
~ resents the publication Of the let
ter and has reprimanded Rolest-
yensky for bis indiseretou.
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..sso,rra AZ AXE, WIFE or COTTAGE LAKE FARMER AT.
,.eKs s.YeARoLo soN-eoY is DYING
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COSSACKS
KILLED

BERLIN. May A dispatch from
Libau states that comrades attempt
ed to rescue a revolutionary leader
from a guard OF 10 Cossacks in the
street today A fight followed, in
which all the Cossacks were either
killed or injured. The captive es-
capped with his friends.
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WARSAW. May 4-Rioting &C.
CURED at several parts of the city
this morning. and further trouble Ia
imminent The social democrats
appear determined to enforce the
manifesto proclaiming a general
fstrike
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AttAssst

"a mothers nook Until aid ar.
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..s SPLENDID SERIAL STORY WILL
RAG STAR NEXT SATURDAY
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