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Evening journal., 1905-07-08
TRACK WATCHMAN WAS
GROUND TO PIECES
Man Who Met His Death
Near Eddystohe Was a
Groom

venonza Marzailo. an Italian track
watehman On the Philadelphia, Baltimore
& washington Railroad was ground TO
pieces by a train yesterday morning.
His body was found on the tracks be-
tween Ridley creek and Eddystone sta
tion just above Chester and was mangled
beyond reorganization.
Marzano was well liked at Prospect
Park, Pa, where he resided. and was
known by the English name Of James
MarzaIlo. His death was particularly pa
thetic owing to his having recently been
married by Squire Harrison Of Prospect
Park He intended 10 have the marriage
ceremony repeated in church next Thurs
day.
His widow is completely Frustrated anc
is being attended by Or. Haines. Of Pros
pect Park
Marzallo was of steady habits, abou
% years OF age and resided with hi
brother-inlaw. Peter Fenza, at Prospec
Park. Owing 10 the body being so badl
mansled it will be buried from the On
dertaking establishment of Deputy Cor
oner White in Chester.
Evening journal., 1905-07-08
HORRORS ABOARD MUIINflR
Governor Of simforopol Says Kniaz
Potemkine's Career Will soon End.

St. Petersburg. July s. (2.s0 a. m)
Omcial reports received al the Minis
try Of the Interior from the Governor
Of simferopol, who is in command at
Theodosia. furnish some interesting
particulars Of recent events there.
According to these reports the kniaz
Potemkine did not succeed IN procuring
coal at Thaodosia and she left that port
short OF both coal and water, but she
had on board salt meat and -four sufh-
Client for three weeks. The Governor
says ne supplied the mutineers with
provisions. because the populace plead
ed that only in that way could he save
the city from destruction. The Cow
ernor says that when the torpedo boat
I'm the hands OF the mutineers and a
cutter tried to come inshore yesterday
morning for a parley the troops fired
on them, 80 sailors being killed or
wounded. Upon the return Of the boats
to the battleship the latter instead OF
exacting vengeance by shelling the city
weighed anchor and steamed away.
PICTURES OF HORRORS ABOARD.
The Governor expressed the opinion
that the career OF the Kniaz Potemkine
will soon be ended. He says that a
sailor Mnh JuHlHtu bNtlh'rAA anu
SWAN ashore during the night reports
that a condition bordering on anarchy
exists on board the battleship There
Is much drunkenness, the men reeNng
about the decks, and there are many
wounded men in the sick bay. Typhus
has broken out on the Kniaz POtem-
kline IL Is said. over half OF the crew
together with eight petty officers, are
I'm favor OF surrendering and throwing
themselves on the mercy Of the author
ihes but they are powerless against
the mutineers. who have all the arms
The ringleaders consist Of 65 sailors
and 2 civilians. who came aboard al
lOdessa- The chief boatswain occupies
the admirars cabin and IS virtually II
comlpand OF the ship, with "Ensigr
and Quartermaster" Alexien the only
man on board who IS capable Of navi.
eating the vessel. jAlexieff, according {,
the sailors story IS under duress.
Evening journal., 1905-07-08
NO VERDICT REACHED
IN JEMNEISKI CASE
Jury After Being Out -Four
Hours Was Discharged
by the Court

After being out but four hours the
Jurors in the case Of Jan Jemnienski
VS.. the Lobdell Car WHEEL Company
were discharged at o'clock last night
as they claimed a verdict could not be
reached.
The jury retired at 4 o'clock and at 6
o'clock the court took recess ior TWO
hours. When the court returned the
jurors transmitted TO the court note
setting forth that ten ballots had been
taken and they were unable 10 agree.
Chief Justice Lore directed Bailiff
Fleming to escort the jury into their
seats.
con the sanctity Of your oaths, as
many as think you can agree on
verdict hold up your hands, SAID the
Chief Justice to the jurors but not q
hand was held up. The Chief Justice
then discharged the jury, saying;
while we as a rule are unwilling "a
discharge a jury after such snort de-
liberation we really think this very
uncomfortable night for you TO DC
locked up
"A verdict is desired Of your con-
Science not through your stomach o.
exhaustion. While we think you ougn
to reach a vexdict we discharge yo'
with regret from any further attend
lance."
The jurors stood six to six on IN
lhrst ballot and six to six on me eeii1l
ballot. Charles r. Curley ana ). iar
jvey Whiteman represented JemnlehsN
who was injured by falling from
car Of the LobdelI Company ana JON
lBiggs and James w. Ponder represent
ed the company.
Evening journal., 1905-07-08
DROWNED MAN
IS IDENTIFIED
Believed to be a Motorman
for the Philadelphia
Traction Company
FARMER GIVES POLICE INFORMATION

The body Of the white man found
floating in the Delaware river near
Gordon Heights yesterday afternoon.
is believed to be that of John Brown.
a motorman Of Philadelphia. His
father is engaged in the shoe business
at No. 1881 Germantown avenue. but
whether the dead man had his home
there is not known.
Charles Egentmeyer. farmer near
Holly oak. is the person who notified
the police that the drowned man might
be Brown. He said today that Brown
came to his house several days ago
and engaged board for three weeks.
ON Tuesday he left and has not been
heard of since.
Though the body Of the drowned
man was Inferred yesterday afternoon
Mr. Egentmeyer is almost positive that
the unofrtunate is Brown. The de-
scription he gave Of the man tallies
exactly with that taken of the drowned
person by the police.
The body IS that OF man about 80
years old. He wore a uniform Of the
Philadelphia Tratcion Company. and
was evidently motorman from the in
scription on his cap.
The dead man is also believed tc
have a brother named William Brown
who is a deputy sherin IN Philadelphia
Coroner Purlls is making an investi-
cation and n he learns that the mans
home is in Philadelphia he win have
the body disinterred.
Evening journal., 1905-07-08
SHANGHAIED MAN JUMPS
FROM SHIP AND ESCAPES
After Being Drugged He
Found Himself on Della
ware River

A man was seen to jump from the four
mastod British ship St. Vincent. when op-
posite Lincoln Park. in the Delaware
river on Thursday afternoon, and was
making frantic efforts to reach the New
Jersey shore when he was picked up by
the crew Of the tug boat Pensaukin.
He was taken to Esslngton, Pa, where
he said ne had been living at sailors
boarding house on South Front street.
Philadelphia. conducted by Mrs. Maloney.
on Thursday morning he took drink
after which he remembered nothing until
he awoke on Thursday afternoon and saw
he was on ship and was sailing down
the Delaware. He claims he was shang-
haied. He declares that the perpetrators
secured s85 advance money Of which hs
received nothing.
He was fitted out with a suit Of cloth.
ing ard left Essington for Philadelphia tC
make complaint TO the British Consul
The man said he was a resident Of Aber-
deem, Scotland. and his name was James
Kennedy. He is Of more than ordinary in
tenigence.
Evening journal., 1905-07-08
GOOD BILL ARRANGED
FOR SHELLPOT PARK
Professor Egan Has Secured
the Best Company of the
Season

Professor Egan. the conductor of
Egan's Band Of Delaware, has ar
ranged a program Of merit for tile con-
certs this afternoon and evening and
tomorrow afternoon and evening at
Shellpot Park. The sacred concert to-
morrow evening at S.45 o'clock in the
Aquarama viii be participated in by
all Of the members Of the strong COM
pany which is appearing at the the
atre IN the lake" These entertain
meats are altogether appropriate FOR
the occasion and the large attendance
shows how much they are apprs,iated.
Professor Eean struck popular chord
when he iraugurated them.
The concluding performances OF
IIumpty Dumpty will be given at the
lAuuarama tonight. II has been a
strong card for Shellpot Beginning
on Monday night, the attraction for
next week will be Tony Murphy and
company in Charles Uncle" COM
cdy filled with musical gems. The COM
lpany will be the best that has appear
led at any local summer resort this sea
lson. In addition to the principal at.
Traction. a vaudeville performance vii
lbe given by these noted artists:
sam Boydell. monologist; Smith en'
Ryan in a comedy sketch; The Tinney
lin a great musical act: Dewey an
miller, comedy acrobats; Miss Latei
soubrette. In addition. nearly all o
the performers who have been At th
lAquarama since the beginning OF n
season will be seen in new speeialtie'
The chorus. which has been a featur
of the shows, has been greatly chang
ed
Taken all In all. the bill for ne,
week would do credit to any Of n
Keith theatres or to Manager Docl
! stader's Garrick Theatre In this cit
Professor Egan. who directs an nf II
e performances, has worked hard to 3
= together meritorious company a.
o the personnel shows how we'll he hi
l-ss7ssASsSA
Evening journal., 1905-07-08
TROUBLE FOR STATE OFFICIAL

Harrisburg, Pa July s.-Deputy seere-
tary OF Agriculture Martin said yesteroav,
that criminal proceedings would be inst-
tuted against Norris G. Temple a mem-
ber Of the State oBard Of Agriculture, at
West Chester next Monday the charges
being false pretence and conspiracy TO de-
fraud.
Mr. Temple was in charge Of the local
arrangements for the recent annual meet
ing Of the Farmers Institutes lecturers
and managers at West Chester, and il is
alleged that he arranged with certain
hotels there TO charge the delegates s25f
a day and TO pay him rebate OF 50 cents
a day for each delegate.
- efYea Aartln said that Mr. Temple re.
tiNA - t'r
fs"'ins si-p ana ehat Temple claims !
was purely a bushits- rransdctiou.
Mr.. Temple lives at Pocopson, Cheste
county. and represents the state Poultr'
Association on the Board Of Agriculture
Evening journal., 1905-07-08
MANY RUMORS AFLOAT
CONCERNING CRAVEN
Nothing VIII be known,
However Until Indictment
Is Made Public

Philadelphia. July s.-All sorts OF ru-
mors are anoat concerning the nature
of the charges upon which Select
Frank II. Caven is to be
tried next September. but no one will
know their exact nature before next
week.
Since last Wednesday District At
torncy Bell has been holding daily
consultations with former Judge Cor
don, private counsel for the mayor;
Hon. Wayne MacVeagh, who repre-
sents the Committee Of Seventy, and
others of the lawyers who are interest,"
ed IN the inquiry now under way into
filtration and other municipal contract
work. At those conferences the data
secured by the expert accountants who
have Investigated the records and
books Of the Filtration Bureau have
been gone over and all the evidence
that has been secured by the prosecu-
tion carefully considered.
Another consultation is scheduled
for today. al which the counts In The
indictment win be finally determined
upon. and the indications are that the
bill will be sent to the grand jury early
next week. probably on Monday
A report was circulated this morn
Ing TO the effect that District Attorne.
BELL had about made up his mind T.
iabandon the conspiracv charge so IA
loo caiagf Cpurof ..Ir f...r IUt
Evening journal., 1905-07-08
III
THE NNF Fb5Hl
Jhdge Cray ee'ses A''is
3snd 0perate Ai0a snare
Exper AiEe
SHOT -FIRtRSl fS ISili &.

Springfield. H., iu srtae
of Judge George lar p.i'"-'e
who was chosen + 0' "a'
by the arbitrator e.scte-
orators and miner iae str.e
linois to decide va,her ttr
DIX miners should aa
shot nrers- wa ri-a
n his decision
III that the mi ''n
III operators one
urred by the tn'
RS.
CONFERENCE ii
he law compel
q special shot fl
m ,es went into eff
the last Legislature OF
ed The enactment
ciation asserted II n ,n OFT
had to pay for tn
W qld close the mi
N Naw in effect
ID xeen operators a'fe
was finally dec l'
=, questions at issue
held here for that 0se
The sconferees
and a. ]. Moorshea
and representing tn
D. Ryan and II.
sprineneld, H..
United Mine Worfs
Evening journal., 1905-07-08
WOULDN'T TRUST GOVERNOR
counterman in Trenton Restaurant
Demanded Cash for a Meal.

Trenton. n. j., July s.-Governor
stokes ana DR.. II. G. Norton. after cat
ing in restaurant here yesterday
found they had no money. The Cover
nor said to The new counterman;
I'm Governor stokes and viii pay
you later"
The new countsrman, as though anN-
ious for trouble. replied: I'm President
Roosevelt: you'll pay now, see2'
An older employe then stepped up
and arranged for credit for the Cover
nor, after glancing across the street
et a bank Of which the executive is
president.
Evening journal., 1905-07-08
ALICE ROOSEVELT i'll
sho Was Afflicted by Intense Heat at
Berkeley, Cal.

San Francisco. Cal. July s-Miss
Alice Roosevelt was greatly oppressed
by the intense heat IN Berkeley yester-
day and was forced to leave the open
Greek Theatre at the University OF
California, where Secretary Taft had
been invited to speak She recovered
quickly on returning to the city. and
after resting at the hotel shell felt
sufficiently well to attend the reception
given Mr.. Tafts party by Mrs. Eleanor
Martin in the evening.
IL was reported that Miss Roosevelt
had suffered sunstroke. and the people
were greatly relieved when they
learned her condition was not serious.
Evening journal., 1905-07-08
champlon Golfer in Wilminuton.

Harold Mcfarland who IS considered to
be the best amateur golf player in Penn
sylvania. will play a match game with
J. z. smith Of this city. on the links Of
the Wilmington Country Club this after
noon. Mr.. Mcfarland is a member OF
the Huntington Valley Country Club Of
West Chester
Evening journal., 1905-07-08
Prominent Trappe, Md, Man Dead.

Easton. Md. July ss.-John F. Multi
kin died at Trappe, Talbot county yes
terday. lie was a member Of the consti-
tutional convention Of Maryland in 1864
which emancipated the slaves He was
prosperous citizen Of Trappe and was for
years leading member of the Republic
can party. but refused TO hold Office ex-
cept that of School Commissioner IN 1873
and 1859. Mr.. Muliikin was born in Trappe
In 1890 and lived there all his life He
leaves a widow. formerly Miss Margaret
German. OF Baltimore. and four sons by
his first wife. Margaret Sherwood. They
are Theodore. Of Philadelphia: John r.,
Levin hin. and Charles F., business men
OF Trappe,
Evening journal., 1905-07-08
wlEzNANN WAS DlsoRDsRLY
Arrested and Fined in City Court To-
day.

Though a number Of cases were call
ed for ,rial ia City Court today the
majority - them were for minor Of
lenses. The A.rgest fine imposed was
passed on Henry Wiezmaan. who was
ARRESTED for disorde,ls conduct.
The court held the sose OF Frank
Nessenbaum, charged With assault ana
battery. up for thirty days.
Eugene Holt. a colored boy. 1cds. xed
with disorderly conduct, was held IN !,
two years probation Of $500, and VIII
liam Lewis. another negro lad. wai
lcommitted to the Ferris Schooh H'
was charged with driving OF sfesn
laue y hetnr his fecond .ournee IA wa
-locrimUted TO the school
ls2OO bail for the Court On -''v''-s7 'ia L
lsions on a charge Of carrying ces
lcealed deadly weapon.
Evening journal., 1905-07-08
Anotehr PatroIman Dropped.

Philadelphia, July S-Director Potter
this morning announced the dismissal of
Patrolman Albert Bayley, Of the 29th dis
trict. -Bayiey was charged with intoxi-
cation while on duty and with neglect
of duty. He was suspended on June B.
tried by the Police Board and found
guilty. The verdict was approved by the
Mayor.
Evening journal., 1905-07-08
ReauIar Sunday Service.

Tomorrow afternoon at $50 o'clock the
Rev. r. a. Elwood, Will conduct his
regular gospel meeting in the old theatre
at shelipot Park His subject VIII be, "A
Bathers Delight. the Cooling Waters
Egans Band Of Delaware will render sew
eral selections during the meeting. Adj
mission is free ana the public is cordially
invited TO attend.
Evening journal., 1905-07-08
Bio Rainfall in Kent county, Md.

chestertown, Nd, July S.-The rain Of
Thursday averaged over three inches and
low places. Roads were badly washed and
a number OF small bridges were carried
off The fall during six days in Kent
county has amounted to over six inches.
Evening journal., 1905-07-08
WANTS }tVslS s.cb

! -tvv1,.-,d July S.-Ao af t-
Y y York. has sued
.of Customs in the aoa'
'ibtompel him to rel
,pl ldwick's jewels VII pr
,to obtained from hi
lccording 10 Mr.. Ia
a The jewels in his
triend. Of Pitisburg. n Hf
qem for certain none
Mrs. Chadwick.
bach took the jewels
4 lA for the purpose
AR sent them TO
III FOR forfeiture has
1lLeach stated thi afe
supt to import dutie h.fr ,e.
befaid. and that he r.t. .f.a
orc OF the Treasury n..
Evening journal., 1905-07-08
Work on Church Progressing.

The work on the new Washington
Heights NJ. r. Church is progressing.
When it IS finally completed the
structure win be one of the prettiest
church buildings in this city.
Samuel H. Baynard who is chairman
of the building committee, Is giving
his personal attention to the building
and spends a considerable portion OF
D.hss Tina th2SA
Evening journal., 1905-07-08
New Reee - -
special 10 rho Evening Journai.

Dover. July s.--James A. Hirons Of
Dover. has been awarded a contract by
the government for constructing a
new lighthouse and the accompanying
buildings at Reedy Island. The addi-
tional structures will include a boat
house and oil house. The contract
price Is s12.5OO and the work viii begin
on August 1.
Evening journal., 1905-07-08
willis. Ross Contest Dropped.

The Wilis-Ross contest has been
formally dropped by the Democrats
The reason given for dropping the
case IS that the Council would prob
ably delay the matter until 1t was toe
lats ta hear tbs cs~hR~A
Evening journal., 1905-07-08

Rntnns will be issueu Ava r--- e-t..c.
two tavs at time. and ration returns
must be in the Adjutant's office by Il
O'Clock noon on the day preceding the
day of issue.
VI. Company Commanders VIII take pre-
cautions to prevent any trespass upon
adjoining or other property. and VII I'M
medately report any violation or this
provision that Immediate action may be
taken for the punishment of the person
or persons implicated.
VII. Omcers Will be required to reg
,ster their departure and return from
camp. in the register in the Adjutant's Of
nee.
VIII. In accordance with the provisions
OF Section 30, Chapter 1872, Vol. Xxx. Laws
of Delaware. as amended, Lieutenant Col
onel c. M. Stevenson is hereby detailed
as summary Court Omcer at the camp
station. and will report to the Commando
ing Omcer. First Infantry, at Camp John
Haslet. for further Instructions
TX. The annual guard viii be maintained
en- route and none but persons regularly
attached to the organization viii be per-
. mittod on troop cars.
X The order Of the day win become
operative as far as practical Immediate
ly upon arrival at camp.
TX. The detail for guard on Saturday
? July Is. 1905. viii be as follows: Officer
Of the Day. Captain W. f. Lapk oniceI
e OF the Guard. Lieutenant R. s.. Rodney
? BY order Of
{. Colonel Townsend
:. G. M. Dillon, Captain and Adjutant
k I. Special Orders No. 2, c. s., thes'
ill Headquarters is hereby revoked
" H. First Lieutenant William H. Mahan
n Battalion Adjutant. is assigned to tn
? First Battalion and viii report TO Majo
rs S. p. Doherty for duty.
Evening journal., 1905-07-08
Black Sea Ships Far Away.

Novorossiysk. July S-The Black
Sea fleet arrived here last night and
will sail southwark. The authorities
have placarded the town recommending
the people not 10 go upon the streets
should the Kniaz Potemkin appear.
Evening journal., 1905-07-08
10 Lecture July IS.

The postponed lecture by the Rev.
/. F. Barrett. d. d.. for Kirkwood
Church viii be given on Tuesday
evening. July IS.
Evening journal., 1905-07-08

The average value of the foreign
automobiles imported into this country
during the first four months Of 1905 was
$500.
Evening journal., 1905-07-08
Turks AuthorI.ed . sInk ReseIs.

Constantnope. July S,-The Russian
ems Russian batdeShip Kniaz Potmldn
The appears at the entrance Of the
tphorus. The Porte called the at
=. ton Of the embassy TO the POSSIBLE
. y of the battleship attempting to
force a passage of the Bosphorus and
asked what ought to be done under
such circumst5O Oces. "Sink her without
hesitation" was the reply.
The Turkish dispatch boat Izzedin
consequently was sent. 10 try to COM
municate with the Kniaz Potemkin and
warn her not to go to Anadoli- KAYAK,
at the entrance Of the Bosphorus, as
she will be sunk if she appears.
Evening journal., 1905-07-08
CASES
c0lTE sIeR uog R
Thursday.

70 N va ,en b I Thursday.
1o
Et court an
.t1, the con-
s e taken up
rnlcs T.. Marvel.
itt 'nra aff who was
Iee new place
No. an Buren
r. Et lr ifrare.a application.
s l-e W applica-
lna . ed as fol-
T.ra for bot
nlr Ne est Second
u.-t. .i.. tt pn. south
cer md King
st,el mi r8- En Nos SOL
Z s.- rs.ts -treD license.
Evening journal., 1905-07-08

Of the railroad this morning it will be
to obtain special legislation
through Council before permit can be
issued. The new building VIII be a
wooden structure and as it lies in the
belt Of the city in which frame buildings
are prescribed. the building Inspector
cannot grant permission TO erect unless
directed to do so by Council. This viii be
asked at its next meeting probably.
AS soon as the necessary permit is
granted work on the building will COM
mence and will be pushed as rapidly as
possible. The structure. not including the
work OF painting and fitting up viii cost
about 5000.
Evening journal., 1905-07-08
CLOSING QUOT. oNs
NFem SCOT 8 c.


hrnal Copper Coz. 49,.
s,nerican Sugar Rehninf At
,.l<(tch Top. and Santa +, -n
itch Top. and Santa Fe e
h Arpolxlyh Rapid Transit
Z /Tlaitinore and Ohio -.
Canada Southern 80. 80.
dnicago Ct Western -.
I chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago and. Alton 49,.
Chicago and Northwest =. -. 2IoH
! Obi. Mil and st. Paul Com .... 1908
NIX Island Com -. ... ..... sr5s
/, Nfle -. -. ......... AK
WI 1st pfrd l. -. -. S5H
q ysaois Central ....- ..... -. I67N
4 buisyalle and Nashville -. -. 1aeK
sr8pplttah street Railway -. la9
d1@ Security Co.. :. -. -. 50
. llfan4httan Cons -, ..... ...... los
Missouri Pacific -..-- =. ..... loo
no. Kansas end Texas, pfd -, 6dH
Y. Central and Hudson I4sH
4 Ks y. Ontario and Western -. So
~ NbEfolk and Western Conn.,. SsX
MI 1-7s'1S MIL - go. - '''-~' 43
4 y nna. Railroad co -..s s...... I45
81 eople's Gas -. 80 ~ t...... Io5H
III eading .....e -. IoS
J, III 1st pfrd -. ...t... -. os
K End prefd -.-f.,. 9sH
Unaware and Hudson -. -. I9I
euthen Pacific =, -. -. e5is
ieuthern Ry. Com - - - 81
/ fexas and Pacific -. 81
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,t sioufracifc Com ...,... $50. 13o1k
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Evening journal., 1905-07-08
sPEECH nj AA n

flsas City. July
: Laa a1n delivered his & etl -
lashight in Kansas etNt r
I, peo who crowded r.n hra
lat Midland Hotel. tef gfet
nJerte. of New York tcl r.rra
Andaeers with the ] tsa fa.t
sLawn got the lions 1r tat.
n'entl
q ~ guests Of honor n1n
tells platform fifteen f
ise,slend Of the banqu
neitffoor Of tho Midi
MO Mr.. Lawson's rig rou 81
rei Reynolds. the retiri tnt .f
h HKnife and Fork c aa we
, tMrs Jerome. Othe h-l -ei 4
In H. B. Topping. the A- rirt
4 be Knife and Fork $50.
I'VE. Of McClure's MAJ 7eltar.
-St NHadley Attorney G t.t tlr
a4ri, and others.
Evening journal., 1905-07-08
An enormons addltiol

An enormous addition r1 tf US
I'd the chronological col tt
Ttitish Museum BY th as
tie late Mr.. A. Fry to t. le ln 1l
hs collection Of coleop r,.v- rae
u4Soubtedly the largest -'nerfan
tie Hind in the United 14r sm
Evening journal., 1905-07-08
lill .5iLlU 4ltL
3lIl 8I8 H.UNl0N
aomarc o )a'e-a es and
M, sber t1nl the

aou81rc Ci la'e- es and
1I, 1ber neni the
na. f5 re pre-
p 1858 annual
t1r d Lodge
IA there
t--a.f xt saae sr. The
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nnt arl rN e meet
u ursei lls arts of
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Evening journal., 1905-07-08
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