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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-19
MERRIAM PARK

DIR. and Mrs. L. B. Buckley are en-
tertaining DR.. Buckeyes father from
Kansas. . - - ~
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Wallis of Mil
waukee, with Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Dwelle
of Lake City, spent the week with Mr..
and Mrs: Irving Wallis. ..-,
Mrs. George Waller and son, Conrad
Waller, are visiting relatives in Syca-
more, Ill. -. -. ,>~.,- = :.
Mrs. George Thomas and her mother
have gone to Bemidji. 1--. -.
Miss Elizabeth Doak is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Isaac Black Of Bemidji.
Rev. and Mrs. J. r. Henderson are
entertaining Mrs. Agnes Clark and Miss
May Clark of GAINESVILLE, Wis.
Mrs. J. T. Banford of Chicago is a
guest Of Rev. and Mrs. Henderson.
The Senior Brotherhood of St. An
drew met Tuesday at the rectory.
Rev. and Mrs. G.. II. Ten Brock are
spending few weeks at Gull Lake.
Miss Caroline Austin is visiting at
Seaman.
Mrs. Glenn Morton entertained Fri
! day in honor of Mrs. Willis Deming of
Memphis, Tenn, and of Mrs. Morton s
sister, Mrs. MAYOR.
Miss Eulah Douglass has gone to New
York. ,
Mrs. A. L. Haman and children have
returned from visits in Wisconsin.
Miss Marjorie Henderson of Seaman
is visiting in Merriam Park. =.
| Mrs. Daniel Doty entertained al
luncheon "Wednesday in honor of Mrs
L. A. Legg Of California.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Perry of Marshall ave
nue. are entertaining a party Of rela
tives on their return to Dakota from
the east. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Leach have gone to the
Pacific coast for a month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Eastman have re-
turned from Bald Eagle lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Fithian are enter
tanning Judge J. B. Fithian and w. E
Fithian of Joliet, Ill.
NJ. J. Evenson Of Cooperstown, s. d
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Everson are
| visiting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Everson of Iglehart street. = :. ''# =
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Iverson are enter
tanning their brother, John A. johnson
Of Chicago.
?eMr. and,iMrs. J. P. Adamson are EN-
tertaining their children, Marian an,
James Adamson Of North Dakota, thi
4 week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mclaughlin ar
bus, Ohio. a.. -. =
Mrs. Frank Boswell and children ar
camping at Buswell. ..- -....y
Mrs. Ellen Lash of Osceola, Iowa, i
; a guest Of Mrs. E. Fithian. <
Mrs. A.sSC. sGooding of Rocheste
spent the first of the week with Mrs
George Williamson of Dayton avenue.
e Miss Lucy Wiseman Of Pine City i
visiting Miss Carrie Austin.
2 Mrs. G: D. Strong and daughter
Dorothy, have returned from Lind
| q frnv
! Mrs. F. Gillingham and Mrs. $Georg
Hoyt Of Neenah, Wis, are guests o
Mr.. and Mrs. John dillingham; and o
Mrs. George Phipps. .5,..,
:. Mrs. S. H. Peicht is entertaining he
, sister from Amigo, Wis. s-: ~.
Miss Letta Phipps has returned fror
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Nurses Graduated.

from Rest hospital Wednesday evening.
DR. w. A. Jones gave the graduation
address and after the exercises an in
formal reception was held. Dahlias
and palms were in the parlors and pink
and red roses were also used in the
decorations. Miss Louise Hickey pre-
aided in the dining room. The hospital
WAS thrown open and after viewing the
new operating room, frappe was served
son the roof garden by undergraduate
nurses. The frappe table was arranged
snnder gay Japanese umbrellas. The
graduates were Misses Elsie Bode, Ros-
allie Swain, Kathelyne Fewer and Mrs.
Mary Dule y. Misses Swain and Fewer
will remain in the hospital. Miss Bode
will take up private nursing and Mrs.
Dudley will have charge Of St. Mary g
hospital at Devils Lake, n. D.
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are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Burg

are guestS OF MT. and Mrs. ~. n. Burg
hardt. 49,. ssf IS
Mrs. Easton of Warren and Mr.. Ma
goun Of st. Louis are guests Of their
cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Ct. Chase. as
Professor and Mrs. 81 b. Green have
gone to Denver for a few weeks. T
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hill and fam
lily have returned from Mason City, III:
DR.. and Mrs. Balcome have returned
from Gault, Can.
Miss Edith Carter has gone to Iowa.
Mrs, Crosby and children have gone
to the Atlantic coast
Mr.. and Mrs. G. N. Lovene and Miss
Hazel Lovene have returned from Tur-
tie Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cudworth Of
Massachusetts are guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. D. A. Cudworth and Of General
and Mrs. A. J. Stobbart.
Miss Cordelia Volraith Of Sheboy-
gan, Wis, is guest Of Miss Helen
| Francis.
| Miss Nettie Bedding of Austin and
! Mrs. johnson of Belvidere, Ill, have
been guests Of Mrs. G.. A. Dunn.
] Rev. and Mrs. Edwin johnson OF
!, Devils Lake, N. D., and Mrs: Day Of
Dubuque have been visiting Mrs. b. T.
| Meek --.--' t-.-
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appetizing and nourishing, she tells the
club about it at the next meeting, and
if Mrs. B. knows where you can find
perfect treasure of a washerwoman,
who always comes when she says she
will, and doesn It use bleaching powder
or rip off all the buttons, that particu-
lar laundress is recommended far and
wide. High prices are discussed, and
economical bills of fare made out, and
all the little labor-saving devices that
mean so much toward the Tightening
of the housewives cares, are heralded
as fast as discovered in the stores.
An especially interesting feature Of
the program for the meeting of the
Wisconsin Archaeological society, to be
held at Menasha on Labor Day, Sept.
3. will be the dedication by the Wom-
en- s club Of Menasha of monument to
commemorate the coming to Wisconsin
of Jean Nicolet, the first white man
in the state. The monument will be
located in Smith park in the vicinity
of the great group Of effgy mounds.
Denver club women will petition con.
gress for a postage stamp bearing the
picture of a woman, though the Scent
stamp Of the current issue has the
likeness of woman. !
The women's clubs of Toledo have
begun a crusade against the custom
of displaying groceries and food stuffs
on the streets. They claim the practice
invites all kinds of disease germs tc
allght on the goods, and in this fash
| ion the bacilli enter the homes Of the
city. Mayor Whitlock, when ap
preached by the ladies, referred the
! matter to- the meat inspector.
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Co.'S
SALTWATER

Gilmore Brosious, Will Briggs and
Will Wheeler have gone to Calgary,
Alb, on business trip Of ten days.
Miss Gertrude Murray has accepted
position as Instructor in the White
Bear public schools. -
I Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Streeter Of Adj
ans, Mass, have Been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Berry, Third street N. "
= Miss Elizabeth Nichols of Galesville,
Nichols was formerly of this city. :.
Miss Maude Batchelder entertained
the Neighborhood Five Hundred club
Wednesday evening in honor Of Mrs. Z.
J. Batchelder of New Richland. =
The Misses Rose and Bertha Coty
! are in Red Wing. ~'~ l. 80
Misses Alice Hall Of Milford, ILL.,, and
Ethel Rogerson Of Chicago are guests
of Miss Gertrude Eichten, Pine
| street w. ~,.-
+ Professor Perley Walker of Lawrence,
Mrs. Charles Browne, East Cherry
street. .---..-ar
The principal society event of the
week was the lawn party given Friday
afternoon by Mrs Samuel Mcclure
for Mrs. Harry Ives Chatfeld of Pasa.
dena, Cal. The society women of Still.
water Were, out in their, smart gowns
and the gathering was pleasant one.
Miss Sarah McKusick, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert McKusick. cele
brated her birthday anniversary Thurs
DAY by entertaining several Of he1
young friends. 49,. 49,. -.
: Mrs. j: S: Morris and Miss Nina
Harris of Waupun, Wis, Miss Agnes
| Colvin of Plainview, and Mrs. Var
Schelven and son Louis, have beer
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Conwa,
and family, West Laurel street.
Misses Harriet Daley, Rose and Ger
trude Ryan. May Shannon, Addie Hef
fernan, Florence Foley and Rose
Mackey are having two weeks out
Miss Grace Hanks has gone to Wash
burn, Wis. to visit Miss Estabrook TO,
! few weeks. - :
Miss Lolah Chapman of Spring Val
Icy, has been guest of Miss .MabelIt
! Mrs. Margaret Gowan is visiting q
Ashland, Wis. Later she will 90 b1
boat to Duluth to be away from thiE,
| city about a month. =. -
Mr.; and Mrs; d; E: Torinus and Mr.
are home from Winton, where thex
have been spending the summer.
Mrs. Samuel Mcclure has returned
Minnetonka.
Mr.. and Mrs. George hammers anc
their four younger children, Mrs. A
:. hammers and daughter, Miss Lenort
hammers, have gone to Spokane, Wash.
where they will visit for few weeks
They will visit also in British Colum
bia before they return.
The Misses Mary jerks and Rub,
CoIllgan have returned from a. tel
days outing at Emerald Grove, May
lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene O'Neal ant
family have returned from Lake Chi
Miss Ellen Patchin of Chicago ha
been a guest Of Mr. and Mrs. Georg,
g.. Atwood at the Anchorage, down til,
Mrs. Hosford Of Dubuque, iowa, il
4 guest of her brother, T. e. Fellows.
Miss Margaret Grady has returned
York. d =. s,
4 Senator and Mrs. G. w. Teeple, tn
parents Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wolfer
Miss May Teeple and Mr.. and Mrs
John Caldwell. parents of w. G.. Cad
well, are in the city visiting relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. James O'Neals .wer
4 Sunday visitors at Harris.
Mrs. ohm Lynch of st. Paul an,
4 Mrs. William Dykeman Of Tacoma
i Wash. have been guests Of Mr.. an,
3, Mrs. James % Neal, Fourth street s.
Mr.. and Mrs Sherwood Ford .
4
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Influence Of the Federation.

Josiah Strong, president Of the
American Institute Of Social Service,
says that, with the exception Of the
United States congress, he knows Of
no body of men or women represent
ing so much of intellect and heart, so
much culture and influence, and so
many Of the highest hopes and noblest
possibilities Of the American people as
the General Federation Of Women s
clubs. ''The Industrial revolution,'
says DR.. Strong, (which transferred
many activities from the home to the
factory, has created new social condi-
lions and new problems Of adjustments.
It is fitting that women who have now
been freed from the burden laid on
them by the age of homespun, should
bestowed to the solution of the new
problems thus created. It looks as if
the club women might take leading
part in the great work of industrial
Improvement, and in establishing right
relationships between employers and
employed. AS wives they sympathize
with the perplexities Of the former
and as women they sympathize. with
the harships Of the latter. They may
do much to reconcile both.'
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FORT SMELLING

Mrs. F. w. De Vey of Duluth, ac-
companied by her two sons, Don and
Howard, has arrived for a months
visit with her sister, Mrs. J. c, Ar
thur.
Mrs. John J. O. o Council is enjoying
a visit from her mother, Mrs. Wilkin-
son, Of Buffalo.
Captain Duval, assistant surgeon, has
taken station at the post.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Bailey have re-
turned to the post from Chicago, where
Lieutenant Bailey was seriously i'll.
Mrs. J. S. Heron entertained all the
ladies of the post Friday evening at
| cards.
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A Chicago Club Woman.

4 The encampment, with it's two wom-
en's conventions, the w. R. O. and the
Ladies Of the G.. A. R., brought many
Unknown club women to the city last
week: Among them was Mrs. Florence
10. McCleland, president of the Culture
club Of Chicago. This is the second
largest club in Chicago, which means
IL good deal when you remember the
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Mrs. Cleveland at the Club.

Club women are facetious over the
fact that Mrs. Grover Cleveland re-
Gently attended one of the leading
women s clubs Of Princeton, N. J. A
prominent club woman of Dallas, Tex,
while visiting at Princeton, was amazed
at being introduced to Mrs. Cleveland
at the club, Notwithstanding her hus-
bands expressed belief that women s
clubs tend to domestic infelicity.
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Buffers First President.

Mrs. Mary NJ. Cook, who was the
first president of Butler corps Of Min
neapolis, came from Los Angeles to at
tend the convention. Mrs. Cook was
president Of the corps when the city
entertained the Grand Army and its
auxiliaries before. Then there were
only two corps, Butler and Morgan, and
now there are nine in the city. Mrs.
Cook went west in 1886 and this is
her first visit to her old home.
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Chicago Women club with its thou
sand members. Mrs. McCleland has
been a member of the Women 8 Relief
corps since 1887, and is one of the
younger workers.. Her inherited love
of country from sire and grandsire has
been strengthened by a union with a
soldier and her young son is already
planning to serve his country if the
need arises. Mrs. McCleland has held
many corps, department. and national
positions and filled them well.
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L. O. r. M. Receptions.

The Ladies of the Maccabees enter
tained last week in McElroy hall, which
was decorated with the colors of the
osder. Bluebel hive served refresh
anents each afternoon and the different
hives a1ternated in assisting. The in
formal receptions were attended by
many Of the strangers who were in the
aeitv
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Among the Clubs,

Cleveland has acquired the newest
thing in woman s clubs. The name Of
the organiza tion is the Domestic Econ
omy club, and that tells the story.
When Mrs. A. discovers new dish
that Is cheaper than meat and Just as
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Mr.. and Mrs. E.. A. Brush returned
to the city Thursday after an extended
trip to New York and other eastern
points, attending, en- route, the annual
convention Of the Photographers AS
ISOLATION of America atSNiagara Falls.
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A Club Outing,

The Political Equality club will hold
a picnic at Mahtomedi Tuesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Lizzie Nc
Ciary: The members will take the 2
o. clock Saltwater car from St. Paul.
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REPORT SAYS FLORENCE
is KNOCKING GOLD CAMP

A Mr.. Qwyer Of Colorado Syringe
bss re- turned from tho Spauldipg gold
camp and brings the news that = re-
port hes reached the camp thai Flor.
enoe and her citizens sre knocking the
new EldorAdo. He claims the miners
In the district are rather wratby over
the fact and do not feel 20 friendly to
this town - they did some seeks ago.
Mr.. Dwyer IL not backward 10 max.
ing the atatemsnt that there seems TO
bs m element conspirinG to defeat
Florence In rts ends II anything 10
made Of ths district. To Offset this
action brought About by those who
Gro plugging this city. the Florence
Rus!ress Meas association or some
other body should send . delegation
Of citizens 70 the miners and tell
them they have been misinformed aud
that Florence and her enterprisipg
citIseps are doing ell In their power
70 further the eudA OF tho Damp
In general. OF oourss. We all tpow
that Florence hes been back ward in
Assistiux 10 promoting spsuidius.
asd shat ws oould havs doue more for
II than has been dons. There are
nasy psrsous here who believe that
sh's city 10 losipa ost on golden op.
porlasity.
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FIGHT POsTPONED- The fight
that WAS scheduled to take place in
Trinidad. between Kid Bennett Of this
oity and jim Kane Of California, In
Electric park on the night OF seps.
10. has been postponed until the 25th.
The postponsment 10 due 10 the fact
that Kane has . felon on his finger.
Manager Torpey OF the florence
Athletic cub. has written 10 Bennie
Yangsr OF Chicago to fRht Ben.
metz 10 this city during one of tho
nights OF the Odd Fellows convsn-
tion next month. Yanssr fought
Kid Herman. who is considered the
logical opponent TO Joe Cans
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John NJ. Scudder, M. D., late Of Cincin-
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CITY COUNCIL FIXES
TAX LEVY FOR YEAR

The city counoiI last night fixed the
tax levy for the coming year rs the
same last year That ID to say: Six
teen Ia for the water bond sinking
fund. nine mills for the water bond
interest fund and nine mills for the
general fond This gives = total Of
Se mills, George Wilson ard J. W.
Yelton were appointed on the equal.
izAtion committee to eqnslise the
taxes
Philip Griffith petitioned the coun.
oil for the privilege OF installing .
private telephone line. The request
was tabled.
I K Spencer asked the city tc
place new water wheel In Union
ditch so that the trees and lawns tha
we're watered by the aid Of the whee
could be kept alive. The matter Wa,
referred to the street. bridge. ant
alley committee.
II was moved and seconded that the
matter OF laying sidewalks oa Wesl
Main and West First streets be Left
with the street. bridge and alley com
mittee.
Alderman Wilson. chairman Of sh(
finance committee read . report or
she finances Of the city. This report
was accepted and will be published.
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If rs a Reputation

you are after. Whites Cream vermifugs
has worldwide reputation az the best
Of all worm dcstroyers and for its tonic
influence on weak and unthriity child
ron. It improves their digestion and g.
simiiation Of their food strengthens their
nervous System and restores them to
health and vigor ss natural to child. II
you want = healthy, happy child, get .
bottle Of Whites Cream vermifuge. Sold
by Florence Palace Pharmacy, It's
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WILL ARRIVE LATER-On &C.
count OF an unavoidable change in the
itinerary Of the Colorado Manufac.
turing association. which will take =
jaunt over the southern part of Colo.
RADIO. they will not arrive here until
1850 O'Clock on the evening Of Sept.
%.
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She Found Relief.

II you are troubled with liver COM
plaint and have not received help, read
this: Mrs. Mary r. Hammond. Moody,
Texas: II was in poor hoalth-with liver
trouble--for over year. Doctors did
me no good and I tried Hsrbine. and
three bottles cured me. can't say too
much for Hcrbine, as il is . wonderful
livcr medicine. l always have it in the
house. Publish where you wish" Sold
by Florepce Palace Pharmacy. tts
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J. W. LEE FUNERAL-The fun
eral services over the body Of ]. W.
Leo were held In the Deibert under
taking parlors 1t 2 O'Clock this alter.
noon. Members of the g. A r. act
cd ~ pail bearers. The sermon VA
preached BY DR. ALLAN Bell. pastor
Of the Presbyt yterian church. Inter.
meht wss made In Highland cemetery.
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YOUR CURTAINS

VIII be nice whom they ass rehung II W
laundsr them. We give them bsauti.
ful. clean color, starch them Just sti6
enough, and dry them on frames that
givs than just the right shape 70 hang
right Our psics--60 cents : pair b
cheaper than wsshing then Of hsus
Send postal carl. Phens en- Red
FLORENCE sTRAfl LAUNDRY
ti0 Santa - Avenue
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BEST SHOW YET-witbout az

BEST SHOW YET-Without excep.
tion the best show that has visited
Florence this year WAS "The Royal
Slave" that appeared In the Hous-
ton opera house last night. The
actors were above the GLASS that
usually make town Of this size and
their wardrobe was something to be
admired.
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Ia The round trip Ths train Isavss
Florence at 9 .. M. returning 70 this
city at 7sa0 ?. n. Just q thb seasoa q
the ysss TIE scsnssy aleng lhs rcd \
bssudfui. Jsis ~ tip and ss$sy {
dAy's eutin9.
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q. Houston is candidate for the
nomination of county commissioner
from the East end of the county
and 10 subject to ths will Of the
Democratic county convention to be
held Sept. 20 10
The daily tribune., 1906-09-11

SCHOOL BOARD MEETrNG-The
regular msctir. ef the board Of sdu-
eaton will be hold this evening. when
all matters pertaining to the interests
Of the schools will bs gone over
thoroughly. This is bill night.
The daily tribune., 1906-09-11

The laxative effect Of Cnamberlain's
Stomach and Liver tablets Is 20 sgreea-
BILE and SO natural you can hardly realize
that it is produced by medicine. These
tablets also cure indigestion and bilious
ness. Price . cents. Samples free at
Daniels drug store. tie
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Edison Photographs and Records.
August and September records 1ust
received. Come In and make your
selections. Gibbs Jewelry Go. 80
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wANTED-Six coal miners 1t tn,
Wiley mine; good wages IL
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DELE0ATION LEAvEs Tho
FlsFsnos delssAsion 70 sts stAts And
congressional convsnttons Of the
Dsnocratic party % - held In Dsn-
yer. left here lat svsnias md last
night.
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ie.FooT SIDEWALK Tom Ore
ohio IL preparing 10 lay aixtsen foot
sidewalk on the Pixies Peak avenue
and Front street sidea Of his Wholesale
warehouse In conformity With the
new oisy oSsinAncs. The ola walk
will be torn MP.
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ohilberR's ioe Dream at Daniels
Drug store. 3tf
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p. &C. c. Excursisa.

Ths ?. : Q. G. win Fun an cyeasnou
ts Cripple Csssk nsst Sunday q e1so
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Lownsy : famous candy At Daniels
Drug store. stf
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". J. Daniels. prescriptions drss-
siss. Stf
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J0TTINQs AB0UT TOWN
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE
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