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The Penn's Grove record., 1906-12-28
onnose souat,,ng Fash m ).

New Castle, Del. ,-Residents OF Fem
s~vlyania who have been squattlig Along
the Delaware river and bay ipr years dnr-
ing the fishing season are likely 10 get a
setback during the coming spring tlsh-
ermen from Port Penn, Delaware CITY
and New Castle will join i'll an effort 70
have the Legislature pass a bill to De
presented by Representative Chanhcey
p. Holcomb OF this district, prohibiting.
these souatters from fishing III the Jur is.
diction OF Delaware.
It has been the custom of the I ennsyl.
vanians to go down early III TIE spring,
land their cabins along TIE bay ard
stretch their extremely large nets and de
plete the rivers supply fof fish They and
the Swedes employed by New York Com.
mission men leave 'fiittle ehance for the
Delaware fsherT!ento gel any shad. As
soon as the Lnenhaden sappear in the
lower bay THESE squatters move north
ward and from time to time 60 al'ead o
the greentails until they fish all the way
to Trenton and the season is ended. be-
ware fishermen fish only in the sha
son, hoping in that time to
hundred dollars. n
and fam;;
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This Week

Closes up the greatest J
business of our hist
Next week is stock tai
and then our winter cl
up and January sale. 7
mild fall has left us wi.
big stock of Overcoats
Suits. We also closed
the balance of Winter S
Of two makers; one
maker of our finest Clio
ing, Suits at 800 and S
Finest Mixed Worste
The other of medium pri1
Suits, So to SIS. Mel
Overcoats, S. to 500.
Silk Lined Dress Overcoa'
$25 to $40. listers, Sto
Coats and Refers in
sizes. A lot Of Boys 81
and Overcoats in all size
8 to l6 years, Short Pant
Is to 10 years. Lor
Trousers at J price to clio
out. Small lots and bro
en- sizes. All sizes in Fl
Dress, Tuxedo and Prin
Albert Suits for special occ
sions.
The Penn's Grove record., 1906-12-28
The PENIS Grove Record
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1905.

The liquor dealers in North Jersey
part Of the state who are disa i~ffJ d
with the bishops law which prohibits
liquor selling IN Sunday walfta refer
endum law. Can it be possible o rel cal
the commandments by a voter
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-04-07
OFFICIAL Minutes.
CITY COUNCIL
Regular Meeting.

New Iberia, La. April End, 'OG
The Board of Trustees of the
City of New Iberia met this day
in regular session with the Mayor
Il G Laughlin, in the chair and
the following members present,
to wit; Messrs John Fisher, X ID
Stansbury, o Renondet, L Indest,
ST., and Geo w Dallas. Absent
Mr. r f DellahOussa ye.
The minutes of March 5th, 7th,
18th, and 23rd were read and ap
proved on motion of Mr. Fisher,
seconded by Mr. Indest and car
RED
The monthly report of the Treas
urer, Collector and Clerk were
read and ordered spread on the
minutes on motion of Mr. Renou
de., seconded by Mr. Indest and
carried and are as follows, to wiz.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-04-07

for the sum of one hundred and
ninety six dollars and interest for
extension on the Water Works Sys
temas stated on said note.
DR. w J Emmer appeared before
the Council and stated that a
great number of persons have
neglected to have their clsterns
screened as required by the City
Ordinance.
1t was moved by Mr. Dallas, sec
onded by Mr. Fisher and carried
by the folio .ying yea and nay vote
to wit:-Yea: Messrs Renoudet,
Stansbury, Fisher and Dallas
Nay: Mr. Indest That section six
of the screening ordinance be
stritcly enforced
It.was moved by Mr. Fisher,
seconded by Mr. Dallas and carried
that the City Of New Iberia offer a
reward of one hundred dollars to
any person or persons who shall
give the required evidence to lead
to the arrest and co nvictlon Of the
party or parties who are guilty Of
blowing up the sidewalk in the
City of New iberia.
The bond Of Mr.. A J Stafford
as deputy police officer for $500.
was resented and read when it
was moved by Mr. RenOudet, sec
onded by Mr. Stansbury and car
ried that his bond be accepted.
Mr. Henry Z Broussard present
ed an affidavit with written state
(Continued on next page.)
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1t was moved by Mr.. Renoudet,
seconded by Mr.. Dallas and car
ried that the Mayor appoint com
mittee of three besides himself to
consider the advisability of the
City of New Iberia donating the
sum of 81, 10000 per annum for
the period Of ten years to raise
funds to erect public school build.
ings in the City of New iberia,
and that this committee repcrt
back 10 the Courcil on Wednes
day the 11th day Of April, 1905
The Mayor appointed the follow
ing committees. MessTs G c Laugn
lin, O Renoudet, l. Indest aud Geo
w Dallas.
It was moved by Mr. RenOudet,
seconded by Mr.. Fisher and car
ried by the following yea and nay
vote, to-w,t:
Yea: Messrs Renoudet, lndes',
Stansbary, Fisher and Dallas
Nay: None That the Mayor of the
City Of New Iberia be and he is
her. by authorized and instructed
n behalf Of the Mayor and Board
of Trustees Of the City of New
iberia to execute a note IN favor
of State National Bank of New
Iberia for the sum OF Two hundred
and five and 75.l0O dollars with
8 per cent interest from the 10th,
|of Jan 1906. and made payable on
the 1st of Feb, 1907, to take mp q
note executed by the City Of New
Iberia on the 22nd Of May 1905,
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ter and finding therein nothing con-
trary to law do hereby approve same,
this the Fifth day Of April A. D. 1906.
+ s. Broussard
District Atty. l9th. Judicial Dist. of
La,
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-04-07

A true correct copy of the original
this jth, April 1905.
F. W. Bauman,
Notary, Public
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-04-07

STATE or LOU BIANA.l
PARISH OF IBERIA
l do hereby certify that / have exs
aminei the shove and foregoing chak
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-14
BIC MATCH TODAY
Between the Two Survivors of the
Field of $50 Players in the ANA
teur Golf Championship.

Englewood. n. J., July 1a-Eben
NJ. Byers of Pittsburg, and Geo S
Lyon OF Toronto, Canada. are the sur
viyOrs of the field Of over $50 players
who took part in THIS year National
Amateur Golf Championship tourna
ment. These two win meet tommor
row in the final round Of 3G holes
match to play.
When Walter J. Travis. the former
American and British amateur cham
pen defeated Jerome y. Travers. who
is only boy in years, this morning
the popular idea N-1s that he wouid
last through the semi final and win
ont from Byers The Pittsburg man
was playing very strong and consi'-
emily however, and while Travis and
he were about equal on long game
By5rs was better on short game and
won out by four up and three 70 play
The played out the bye holes and
Dyer, went around in as, while Travis
took ~. lyons bea' Knowles this
afternoon FIVE up four to play going
out in 3S which Is the best golf the
Canadian has shown this week.
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assess said sum of Eighty Thousand
Six Hundred and Fifty Dollars and
Twenty Six Cents $3.50 G502G). upor
the several lots, blocks, parts Of lots,
pieces and parcels of land, railroad
and street railroad rights of way and
railroad tracks and railroad real es-
tate and street railroad tracks and
real estate lying within the said drain
age district, in the proportion in which
they shall be severally benefited by
such improvement; and it shall also
be his dduty to investigate and re
port the district which will be benefit
ed by such proposed sewers, describ-
ing the same by boundaries
The person making the said assess
ment, for the purpose of properly ap-
portioning the same, shall first assess
upon the whole Of the property lying
within the said drainage district, the
whole estimated cost of the said i'm
provement. exclusive Of the estimated
cost of said inlets and inlet connec-
tions and exclusive Of the estimated
cost of said auxiliary sewers for
house connections and exclusive Of the
estimated cost of the yitrifed tile sew
er pipe for house connections. amount
ing to the sum Of Seventy-Three Thou-
sand Five Hundred and Seven CS73.-
j0700l Dollars. and he shall apporti0n
and assess said last mentioned amount
upon the several lots. blocks parts NJ
lots, pieces. and parcels Of land. rail
road and street railroad rights Of
way and railroad tracks and rail
road real estate and street rail
road tracks and real estate
lying within the said drainage district.
in Inc proportion I'm which The same
win De scverally b=aeIUeI by the
aid improvement. and De shall then
assess upon the several lots blocks.
parts of los, pieces and parcels Of
land fronting or abutting or contigu-
ous TO said Commercia: avenue. includ
Ing the right of way jhe right OF 0c-u-
pancy. the railroad track or tracks.
franchise and interest of the Cairo
Electric and Tract ~ Company, and
also including the right Of way. The
right Of oceupany. the railroad track
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-14

Young Guy Woodring's return to the
Cairo field yesterday was celebrated
by five errors which caused him to
lose his game TO Danyille by q score
OF 2 to I Woodring. since the early
part Of the season mas been distin-
gushing himself with the Mound City
Regulars aud was Yesterday imported
fro mthere by Manager Eichenberger
He came rp to the expectations Of
those who had touted him nd was all
that Eichenberger had hoped for bur
his support was much poorer than that
accorded Christman, although he ont
pitched the visiting slab artist at
every point of the game
Calro's only run was earned in the
seventh by a double By Conner and
single by Roland The game was an
interesting one and it took twelve in
nngs for the visitors to win.
-
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-14
FATHER WAS DEAD
BY His Own Hand When His Little
Daughter Rushed 10 r;ls Room to
Kiss Him Good Night.

Richmond Va. July 13.-LcayinC
her little playmates IN he street this
morning and rushing up stairs TO kis.
her father before be went 10 sleep
little Carrie Iiuudlcv. he Sycar old
daughter OF Mr.. and MIS- W II Huna.
Fey found her father dead on the
floor with the mol,ing revolver with
which nc bad taken his life lying by
his side II is b-lieyec by friends tina
a temporary alteration. caused by ill
health. was the cause ~ his rash act
He had iust returned from the state
penitentiary where he had been a
guard for ! years Hundlay had been
dcspoudent for several months. Mrs
HuDdley heard the mudlei report of
the weapon ina ended her husband s
life while chatting with friends in her
parior. She thought the report came
from across the street and paid NO at
ientiCn to d.. Little Carrie came in a
moment later and asked for her
father. She was void taaJ be was mp
stalls and that sh~ would have 20
hurry if -ho wanted 10 kiss him he
fore De went go sleep.
The LITTLE lirl started up the stairs,
calling for her father TO keep akake
HnGl Doe reached him. when she saw
tha body an The 1cor in a pool og
blood She ran away screaming. ana
AIRS. iiunilsy w-hej up stairs into
the room in ghich the dead man lay.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-14

make all contemplated private con.
Injections with said main sewers, water
mains or gas mains in said CONNER,
cial avenue before said avenue is
paved and before any permanent side
walks are built along the sides Of said
ayens The City Clerk Shall, with.
out delay prepare suitable notices 10
this effect and shall cause the same
to be served by he city marshal, or BY
some police constable Of said city
upon all property owners along the
line Of said proposed Improvement II
the owner cannot be found then The
said notice shall be served either up
on his agent or upon the occupant of
the premises.
Section H. All persons shall after
the said Commercial avenue shall have
been paved and after permanent side
walks shall have been constructed
along the line OF said avenue. 30 de-
barred from making any opening or
excavation in said street along the
line Of said Improvement without first
having obtained permission from he
city council Of the said City Of Cairo
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-14
ANNOUNCE MEN ITS
ILLINOIS CENTRAL p. r.

The Illinois Central maintains
Double Daily Service, aud operates
the best OF trains. with Dining CaE
Iinffet-Library Cars, Chair Cars, ano
Sleeping Cars, from Chicago. ST
Louis, Cincinnati and Louisville soutl
to New Orleans. The best road 70,
reaching the Winter Tourist resorts
~ The south, including
new ORLEANS. vicKsRURG, HAM.
M0ND. la, 6uLFPoRT, MISS.
HAVANA VIA NEW ORLEANS.
Havana, Cuba. is best reached Wis
the Illuos Central through service te
New Orleans and the new ocean liner
twin screw. nineteen knor
HOT SPRINGS. ARK. FLORIDA.
Daily Sleeping Car without chang
Chicago to Hot Springs, with connee
lions at Memphis from Cincinnati and
Louisville.
Through Dixie Flyer" Sleeping Ca
Line st. Louis to Jacksonville vi,
Nashville, Chattanooga and Atlanta
MEXICO. CALIFORNIA.
ILLINOIS, Cehtral weekly FNcnrslom
10 California. Excursion cars througl
to los Angeles and San Francisco a.
follows: Via New Orleans and the
Southern Route every Friday fron
Chicago every Tuesday from Cincin
pau and Louisville Via Omaha ant
the Scenic Route every WedDesda,
from Chicago.
Full PARTICULARS concern,n,
all OF the above can be had OF agent
of the Illinois Central and connectin,
lines or by addressing either OF tn
undersigned.
~. -. A. Il. HANSON, p. T. NJ -.
Chicago. III.
3 @. HATCH, G. P. A.
rhtra1n ga
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-14

to do So and no such permission shall
be granted until the person applying
therfor shall have given a bond, with
good surety, to said City OF Cairo. in
the penal sum Of Two Hundred (200)
Dollars, TO be approved by the said
ciy council, conditioned for the filling
mp and restoration Of any part of
said street IN as good d condition as
the same was before and for the re-
pairing of the same, from time to time,
until the surface of the same shall
conform To The proper grade of said
street.
Section II. All ordinances and parts
of ordinances In conflict herewith are
hereby repealed; and this ordinance
shah take effect and be in force from
and after its passage and approval.
Adopted July TO- A. D., 1906
Approved this 18th day of July, 1906
gset GEORGE PARSONS,
Mayor.
Attest: r. A. HATCHER,
E#g4 City Clerk.
TN,bHshed in the Cairo Bulletin July
a. 1906
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-14
Corrobo rative

Caller-Dont you consider Prof
Jonesby a man Of much practical wis
dom-not at all coLceited or opinion
ated. you know. but fun of accurate
knowledge and plain common sense?
Mrs. Lapshas Yes. indeed. J think
he's che e e NEST saponac.0us men
] ever mst.-Chicago Tribune.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-14
FRENCH OFFICIALS
Concluded From First Page.)

is to count as full service. The Off.
cal pournal will also contain tomor
row the inscription Of Dreyfus on the
list for early nomination the Legion
If Honor.
cial journal tomorrow and also the
Of Dreyfus to be chief Of
and Picqnart to be brigadier
general. The time elapsed since both
men were dismissed from the army
ORDINANCE NO. SO.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-14

THE ONLY DIRECT LIVE TO kgHPTU
RkaHVTLLE, CHATTANOOGA, AT
LA MIA JACKSON uTLTiE sA
yANNAH. vrORspURG
and JACKSONVILLE.
grsl5 a. m. s.The Dixie Flyer HsMph
II sshviiie and Jacksonville.
a.aO a. m. Memphis ead New Orlesss G4Irah
ed via Mamphis arriving In Memphis at s:A
O. M. ard New 0riesns e.t5 o. m.
8sp0 n. M. Padacsh a~a ouisville.
I:1f n. M, daily. Memphis and View OrlsSn
Fast Mall arriving in Msmphis At 7:45 p. IN. sas
New Orleans st $40 a. n.
J:A1p p. M, daily, Nashville, ChatSnoogkand
Atlanta.
800 pm. Memphis and View Orleans specis
arrive in Memphis ut fi;l0 p. M. New Orlssn
1925 =. a.
5;55 m. PA6ucsh and Tou's Vile.
AS-For thrnues f1rs ets, slaapinR car accom-
rn0dstions and farther Information apply al
Illinois CentYs psaseuger StstiOn. Cairo, nj.
J. II. JONES, Ticket Aet.
"a. HATCF, a. P. A.
ATKINSON PASSENGER Traffic Manager.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-14
ILLINOIS Central
Corrected to july 10th, 1906.
THE FAST MAIL ROUTE
shortest and Quickest nonset IA
ST. Louis & Chicago
s~Tra'r. 'esve s'.irn

1.a2 a. m Daily Chicago vestibule Limited
arriving In Chicago at 1880 a. m connecting
with af ernoon trains for all points east and
north.
2:2O a. IN. Daily 1t. Louis Night Limited
arriving IN H. Louis At 7i0a .. M, connecting
~ linton station for all points west. sieopims
cars open AZ g.4b y, m.
Hs10 q. M. Chicago Daylight Exrress
excant Sunday makes sli stops between uAlr
a Chicago, arriving 10 Chicago at $3.50 p. M
F.1O a. M. st. Louis Morning FIpresE
~rcept sunday. arriving In NJ. Louis at ii:g
MAKING all stops.
II:I5 y. ~. It. Lou!s Fast Mall. srriv
Ing In st. Louis At 500 p. IN.
II;f5 n. m. Chir8go Midday Special
striving IN Chicago, $3.50 o. m.
2:35p. m, Daily 1t. Louis Limited, mr..
irving ia fit, Louis ut s:05 .. M, connecting
Union Station for x snsas City. Omaha, Dep
yer, San Francisco and all points west
2:3B p. M Afternoon Express for Odiu
EtHugham, Nation, Tolons, Champaign, Chi
crwo
8s4sp. m. Thebes accommodates.
7:I5 I'd. m. Chicago and Eastern ZEE
press arriving In Chicago At $50 &. m Indian
apolis. Y rs Cincinnati, 1880 s.. M. Buffalo, s.i
D. m. New York 7:bo .. m. Sleeping oars.
Chicago,
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-14
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
CLINTON IN LEAGUE.

Boone. Iowa July f3.-Clinton has
purchased Boones franchise in the
Iowa state baseball league The team
is to be organized a once
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-14
cairo. nlInoIs. juno 30. 1ans.

cairo, ILLINOIS, June 30, 1906.
Sealed proposals for the construc-
ton Of the first ave and one half miles
Of the road bed, approximately $780,
900 cubic yards of grading. etc. be.
tween Cairo, Illinois, and Beech Ridge.
Illinois. will be received by the Cairo
a. Thebes r. r. Co. up to noon July
10th, 1906. Profile and specifications
may be seen at the office Of the Chief
Engineer Of the Company at Cairo. III
inois, on or after July 9Th. 1906.
Payments will be made on the 18th
CT each month Of which satisfactory
assurance will be furnished bidders.
The right to reject any or all bids
Is reserved.
f. A. SMITH,
President.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-14
With Much Ease by Vincennes--Mat-
toon Takes One Away From
Jacksonville in an Errorless
Game.
HOW THEY STAND.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Danville ?, Cailo /.
Vinoennes 3, Uaducah 0
Mattuon 3 Jacksonville 0.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-14
TWELVE ENTRIES
FOR THE RICH BRIGHTON HANDi.
CAP STAKE TO BE RUN AT
THE METROPOLITAN.
lll.Fated Candeion is the Favofite
But Flip.Flap is Well Thought
Of as Winner-Many Star
Horses to Run,

New York, July Twelve horses
of average class are named to com
pete tomorrow in the Brighton handi
cap, the richest Of the alleged event,
OF the Metropolitan spring racing sea
son.
i The race has a guaranteed cash val
ne of $25.Q00 of which the winner
takes 100000 the second horse $4,000
| and the third $4,000 There are sev
eral fair performers in the field who
seem 10 have been brought so close to,
gether in weight arrangement as to
furnish most interesting contest Of
the season.
Dandelion and FIip-Fap.
The Inflated Dandeion, which fin
ished second in the Metropolitan
Brooklyn ana Suburban handcaps and
then fell down during the running Of
he Commonwealth when that stake
seemed to be at his mercy. is named
to so in the Brighton tomorrow and
will probably be installed as post IA
vorite
Tokalon, winner of the Brooklyn
handicap is among the starters. but
his chances are seriously considered
the game little mare which
won the Advance stakes al Shcens
head Bay and finished third in the
Brighton mile last Tuesday, uudoub-
adiy has a royal chance for the handi
zap and will be PLAYED quite as heavy
rs the favorite Haburg Belle and
Whimsical are both to be starters |
omorrow but the concensus of opin
on in the race lies between these two. |
and Dandelion
Rams HoIIrn. the famous western |
performer Dolly Spanker a consistent
winner at mile and thereabouts
'airngormb, the table mate OF Ham
,urg Belle, AMI First Mason are four
# the entries and seem to be about as
yenly matched among themselves as
he first four
The rear division is brought up by
rokalon. Brancas. Cedarstrome and
Hiss Crawford, all of whom seem to
Notwithstanding the fact
hat Cedarstrome managed 70 finish
bird in he Commonwealth a few days
20.
Track viii Be Fast.
The track is extremely fast MS
ow and clear weather is expected to-
morrow With these conditions and
With such free runers rs Dandeli0n
nd Whimsical to cut out the pace
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Batteries Weimpr Wicker ana
Schei; Pastorius, Mcintyre and Ber-
gen
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Totals ...........79 ! Z &c Is >
Rated for Way in 18th inning.
BY innings r n l.
Danvfle .0100oOO0O10i-2 > /
Cairo ...00O00OiD00OO-1 Q 3
SUMMARY Earned runs Cairo T..
Two base hits-Counor l ; First base
on balls or Woodriar .. OF Christ
man >; Struck out-By Woodring 10;
By Chri, tman g; Left on bases-C Cairo
8, Danville 5; Double play Blausser
TO Clnnors, Sacrifice 0its-Powers :.
BlaGsser y. Common, g. Time of game
1855; Umpire-Eush.
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s. Lopis. Mo- July l3-St Louis
New Yori,-Raiu.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-14
NATIONAL LEAcE.

Chicago. H. july ia great bat
ting rally gave Chicago todays game
in The min D.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-14
Dnarrrcn For New York and caste
Y dScEflyCt cities shonld bear in min
SOUTHERN DIVISION

N at the III bois Central is the quickest 1T
bv many hours, leaving Cairo at T:l5 y. m ana
arriving iu New York at 80 the second day
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-14
MATTooN lakes ONE.
HAD A WALK OVER.

Special to The Bulletin
Paducsh. July 13.--With Perry. Cor.
per and Groh out of the game the Wis
itors had a walk over easily handing
the locals a shut ont.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-14

BAUER f5-LW ruEFeH and King.
Duggiehy and Doom.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-14
Track viii Be Fast.

The track IS extremely last hst
'ow and clear weather is expected to
no4oW With these conditions and
with such free runers rs Dandeli0n
md Whimsical to cut out the pace
fast time undoubtedly viii be made
FlipFlap is tonight selling at 4 toll;
whimsical, to J.; Hamburg Belle,
o 1 and Dandelion to ?.
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Continued from First Page)
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Bateries-T annehill, Glaze and Al
bruster; Petty and O'Connor
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-14
MERIcAN LEAGUE.

iodit it's uoHlHS dHd lpNSIS'
Eubank, Killian, Warner and Schmidt
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bHTTtTItN- FIUEI UIIU kINIHI
Owens and Sullivan.
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Batteries Hughes and Payden;
Bernhard, Moore, Buelow and Bemis