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Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-06-01

Firemen on the Cumberland Valley
railroad have been ordered not to stir
up fires IN their engines in passing
through towns. This is done to do
away With the BLACK smok as much .
possible.
The tenant house on the farm of Mrs
Harriet Snodgrass, on the Winchester
pike two miles south OF town, oevu-
pied by ". A. Brlnning, was slightly
damegcs by fire on Tuesday. sp4fes
from the chimney fell on the roof, but
the blaze was extinguished in shoes
time Herbert l.. Alexander adjusted
lhe loss.
Mr.. W. II. Crawfori has given cut
the contract for his line dwelling, 70
be built on South Queen street, On the
lot Immediately south Of hi. residence
A firm from Clarksburg W. Va, Peck
aad Williamson, was the lowest bid
der and was AWARDED the contract.
Work will be commenced very snort
ly.
Mr.. Il. /. Brett, representing the
Fairmont Brick Co., was here We'd
nesday in conference with the street
committee concerning the brick for
paving. This is the same firm that fur
nishei brick for Hagerstown and Fred
erick. Mr.. Brett viii return next week
to sign the contract.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-06-01

r..W II. Flick, Jr,, II cietei. nd
Ohio, is here on visit to hts aunt Mrs.
w. II. III Flick.
Mr.. William Barkhausen and Mr..
Smith, of Washington where the
guest on Sunday Of MIR. August
Matthaei.
Mis-, william white aud little sen, of
Nashville Tenn, arrived at Boydvilie,
last Saturday to spend the summer.
The doctor will come later.
Mr., Harry Matthaei and wife of Wash
ington, and Mr.Charlie Matthaei, werc
called here by the Illness Of their faith
er Mr.. August Matthaei.
Have YOU pains III The back, in
a,na,ion of any kind. RI, nattsm OF
any kind iiutius spells. Indigestion
or constipation. HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea is the supreme curative
power Sold by c. ". Tab'.r drug.
gt,ts.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-06-01

II Is Coming In Rapidly In Martins
burr.


burr.
n. o. Hasson, Of Burke street, q
freight conductor on the h. aud O..
running between Cumberland and
Brunswick, says: "Ifor two years at
frequent intervals ] had soreness
across the loins. W hen the trouble was
at its height the ain was nothing
tort of actual punishment, making 1t
exceedingly difficult for me to climb of
the cab, handle the lever or make any
action which caused the slightest
straid on the muscles Of the back. |
will not attempt to usme the different
kinds OF medicine said 10 be sure cures
for kidney complaint 1 used. Always
on the outlook for something to help
me ! noticad Doan's Kidney Pills adj
vertised as a specific for kidney COM
plant only. | obtained a box They
removed the soreness, strengthened the
kidneys, corrected the Kidney Secre-
tions to such aniextent that | consider
them by far the best preparation ever
used.
For sale by all dealers Price 50 cents
Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo, N.
", sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name Doan's and
take no other.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-06-01
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Also try Dennis Spec Dee Catarrh Cure
25c. Foul difficult eases cured or money
back Agents wanted. Dennis S. s. s.
S. c. Co, Columbus, Ohio, y. S. A.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-06-01
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10 VA, writes, n severe cold con
tracted twelve years ago was neglect
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The best medical skill available
could not give me more than tempo
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was recommended and one ty cent
bott entirely cured me of astbma
which had been growing on me for
twelve years and If bad taken it at
the start ! would have been save
years Of suffering. Sod by all Deal
ers.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-06-01
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limo

Mrs. G. j. Faulkner and Miss Sallie
will sail on June End, from New York
for Europe, and viii spend sometime,
in touring England and the continent.
AT meeting Of the board OF Cover
nors Of the jamestown exposition, last
Thursday night, resolution was I'M
animousiy passes for closing on ound-
days.
Attorney and Mrs. A. G. Mcintyre,
Of Berkeley Springs, were ia Martins
burg ON Thursday attending the fun
eral of Mrs. McTniyres father, the
late Joseph Riddleberger-
What's the : I'D % Keeping from him
Any good things Oh may see,
That will lift his load OF labor
Like Rockq Mountain Tea.
Sold by {. W. Tabier druggists.
rmo
Dispatches from Constantinople s, ate
that the Sultan of Turkey has offered
decorations Of high rank to William
Jennings Bryan and his wife, which
Mr.. Bryan politely declined.
Two bronze tablets containing the
names Of 500 Of the Alumni OF the
University, Va, who had been killed
during the Civil war, were unveiled at
the University last Wednesday after
noon.
The drouth that has existed In this
section, was broken last Saturday eve.
ming by grateful rain, and another
shower on Sunday, The prospects are
for wet spell, which will greatly ben
eft the wheat aud hay crop.
Col. q. Porterfeld, of Cherlestown,
was in Martinsburg Satur by Oh a
short visit to his ncphews A.essrs. y.
| A. and II. l.. ssnodgrass, aud his niece
Miss Emma Snosrass. IL wss Loot.
Ing remarkably well.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-06-01

Harvey $ famous restaurant has bee4
sold for the sum of$l70,00U. II has been
famous for the most toot hsome viaads
and vintage for 80 years, chief among.
which are steamed oyster. canvas back
duck and diamond baciS terrapins.
George Harvey was connoiseur in all
the delieacies of the table. The new
owner will do business at the same old
stand but it won't be Haryey's.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-06-01

Mr.. David Leroy Small, who Ihas
been employed on the Panama Canal,
is home on vacation, which he Is
spending atihis old home near Foltz in
this county, He is very much pleased
with kis work there.
Can't be perfect health without pure
blood. Burdock Bitters makes pure
biooi Tones aud invigorates the
VIII lie system.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-27
DIAZ TO DEMAND
WATER DAMAGES
Overflow of the Colorado Rive,
Must Be Remedied
TO sAvE OAMAoE 70 pRopERry
California Company viii Be luform.s
that IT Must Close the Gap on IL.
Border and Check the Waters which
Flow Into the saIton Sink.

Washington, Dec. 26.-The stat,
department has been advised by Mr..
Thompson, the American ambassadO,
TO Mexico, that the president Of the
Mexican republic has taken promp.
action looking to the remedying q
the damage to property in the imps.
rial valley, as the result OF the over.
flow OF the Colorado river into the
Salton sink.
President Diaz, through the depail.
ment OF forpentO, colonization and IN.
dustry, has advised the Compania d
Riegos Terrenos de la Baja, q
California. that In view OF the irrre.
parable damage which property is la.
BILE TO suffer in the imperial valley, Is
case the overflow OF the Colorado riy.
err continues towards the sato sea,
the present conditions must have 4
prompt and efficient remedy For
this purpose the chief executive has
ordered that the company should de.
monstrate TO the satisfaction of the
chief Of the Mexican boundary aud
river commission, within the peremp-
tory term Of ten days that the COM
pany possesses. has at its immedIals
deposit and shall invest in the prop
er way. the capital, implements, L.
bOrers and all such elements as MAJ
be indispensable 10 (withln the tern
OF three months designated for he
purpOsel. control the situation Of tie
Colorado river, close the open gap On
SITS borders. and definitely return he
waters TO their old bed" :
The same chief executive has or
dered, besides, shat the company h
Informed that in case II does not give
the demonstration In question undd
conditions apd terms fixed, act0a
will be taken to annul the concession
to divert the waters Of the ,Colorato
river.
This action was taken as the resus
OF negotiations conducted by this gov
eminent with the Mexican authorities
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-27
rhr.~ ounpo~aer 10 FIra.

Clifton. w Va, Dee. 20 Cora.
lAs g-yeaF-ola eaaghter % W. J..
Henderson. a wealthy farmer living
8 miles from here. tAreW q can con
tAininE two pounds % EanPowdsr n
% an open crate. u exploded.
Blowing one of her eyes cot and burn-
the hair OF her bead Mn Hea-
derson vas also burned iu q terrible
manner. ma father had been hunt.
ing. and sct the can On q chair while
ne stepped oat % ne ro0@
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-27
.sENgoINe~ FOR ROOSEVELT
win Stand by Action In Dlscharsins
the Negro Troops.

washington, Dec. 26.-PresIdent
Roosevelt firmly reiterated to one OF
his visitors HIS declaration. as pub
llshed that he win veto any measure
that may be passed BY congress look
ing 70 the restoration OF the three
companies OF the Twenty fifth infan-
try to the army. and his program, IN
the event that the measure should be
passed over his veto.
There Is NO ground so far as can be
tseertained from congressional visitors
10 the white house, for the SUPPOSE
ton that congress would pass any bill
Of restoration against the wishes Of
the president. The presidents decla-
ration as 10 what he would do If push
ed 70 the extremity. is believed 70 be
an expression Of opinion going TO indi-
cate how firmly convinced he is that
he Is right In his action as to the
three companies.
/ The president expects to be fully
prepared for any fight that may be
inaugurated in the senate, either IN
favor of the troops or against Kim,
Some OF his friends in that body do
not believe that anything more than
an investigation by senate commit
tee will ever come Of the whole thing,
aud say that when this IS done the
subject viii die out.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-27

Dablin, Dec, se.--9ames Bryce.
Who 10 70 socceed Slr Mortimer Daraad
90 BrlttsA aushasador az WaaAingion
has returned 10 the chief secrstaFy's
once IL fae castle And . busy Wind
ing up pablle aGsirs there, prcpara-
tori 10 harding over he post % his
tuoccseor IT'S understood Mr,
nryes will leave AZ WalAiuEtoa abOsi
ire middio 90 rebruary Thcre e q
dlspoeitlca IN nabHa % regard Az
EaEila nafciu. presitenl q ne heard
az cducaton. a. he mcst prCbeelt
asog e ~ nfYgt ~ irslant.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-27
pownll kllIed hv onioer

Cedartown. Ga. Dec. &c. Police
man Lawrence Hunt shot and killed
Tom Powell, a carpenter. who re-
sided In the eastern part OF the city.
in an attempt to arrest him. II Is
stated that Powell was drinking, He
had been giving considerable trouble
during the day and at one time had
shot NJ his son-in-law. A call for
the police was sent. IA and oficer
Hunt and Wright answered the call. .
Powell barricaded himself in the
house upon learning OF the approach
OF the police, where no remained ua-
IN he thought the officers had depart
ed, Upon Opening the door and see
ing the officers. he advanced upon
them with his shotgun and fired, but
Patrolman Hunt was too quick for
him and fired about the same time.
his shots taking eject and killing
Powell Poweli's shot went astray
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-27
MARIETrA Us aEa!ous FlRE.
Whole Business Portion Of City Was
Threatened.

Marietta, Ca. Dec. 26--The Geor-
gia Manufacturing and Public Service
company's plant was almost entirely
destroyed by fire Monday, the old
portion Of the plant being the worse
wrecked, and the new portion being
badly damaged.
Moultrie M. Sessions is president
OF the company. II was formerly the
Marietta Paper Mills, but recently In
corporated as the Georgia Manufac-
turing and Public Service Corpora
ton. This company operated the
electric power plant, the city's light
ing service and the city waterworks
IN addition TO the paper mills.
The lighting plant was in the new
portion Of the building, and this was
mot so severely injured by the flames
Is the other and II Is expected that
the damage to wires and machinery
Will be repaired some time in the
next "a hours.
The fire Is supposed TO have orig
mated in the chemical room OF the
paper mill and to have been due TO
the explosion Of chemicals used In
the bleaching process, The flames
for awhile threatened the whole bus
mess section OF Marietta and the fifs
department OF Atlanta was called up
on for assistance, but shortly after
wards the Marietta department sue
ceeded in getting the FIRE under con-
troll and Atlanta was wired not to
send the aid formerly requested. The
Marietta Chair Factory and the Ma
rietta Ice companys plants were dan
gerously close to the burned district
and for a while was in imminent dam
ger.
During the progress OF the flames
the iiremen were seriously handicap
ped by the inadequate water supply.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-27
Elected conssIsutlonal prssIdenl.

Guayaqull Ecuador. Dec. &C.
The national assembly Monday for
maily elected General Hoy Elfaro.
the acting president. 90 be constitu-
tionAl president FOR four years. The
election OF Alfaro. who received q
large majority Of the votes cast Il
very popular. The republic now
seems 10 be entirely paclfied and the
commercial outlook IL most favor
able 10 the abolition Of the import
duty on sugar and the opening OF this
market TO the sugar roAheries % the
United states OF America,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-27

Liha. o.. Dee. 2e.-TAe circui,
eogrt here bAS banded Gown a daa-
s'on holdlnx that e9mmoa mar
rissos cAaD0s Be rOeOsnired under the
lava ~ ohio. Tue case al issue vas
,Aas a pAFid u Bates. Who lived
vtsA a woman % whom he was NO,
married for two yoau. iutroaueinw
Der - bis vie subsequeoily
Bates, Who married a YvSss wouan
IA Aiien eounty tie vas arrestes
snd oozvic,ed Ia ne criminal cor,
"a ne cearve q biEamy. BAT b. tss
eeeii i'a ~ re circuil coart. he via
% re.tas ieun Jan a. oncs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-27

Raleigh. ~. c.. DEE. at. TIE
state supreme coart sustained tie
iease made BY ne state % the At
lantie ana North caFoliua railroad 1.
noW q part ~ tke Nogiolk aht Sceth-
ern. FouF tustices concarFcd. bul
Caief yuEtice cara hiea q diss,nuar
opiaioa. Formugiy hs Ati8ntic art
Norh CarcNnA Was oqesated ~ tae
state. and d temAad taai O he isass1
Wts basel 81 fhe rfoar3 81 hss Usr L.
eeeueai ana $3.50 uls''s
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-27

Atlanta. Dee, s6.-E. q. orubbs.
young White man - years OF aEs.
living with his wife and t-nsOaths-old
child At ths home % his father. A..
J. GEubbs. on wAitesoFd avsRus. H.
DdEewood. q driver and coliector sor
tie 0utkmaA steam laundry, was kill
"a MoadAy By an outbound Southern
railway svttcA engine AZ ne ha0stA
avenue orossiRg. A ia-year-ola ne
Ero boy called Pate. VAo was aiso
% the wAEOa. vas killed ~ TIE
uans time.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-27

Atlanta. Dec. e6.-Thai peace M
good order was to be preserved 10 A.
lania~tor Christmas was assured y
the prcclamation which Mayor Woo
ward issued a. poon Monday ortS.
Ing all liquor houses 10 remain ei0sS
from 4 o'clock IN the afternOoo %
III : o'clock Wednesday mornins
Following the mayors prOelana''s
Chief OF Police Jennings immet,aiss
gave Instructors 70 the saloon Key
ers and liquor dealers 70 Close tss.
places Of business Al 4 O'Clock. 40
Tie order was O6eyed
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-27
Scent LIE In Floh,Ino rrv,t

Pittsburg, Dec. 26. Davis Kin.
one OF the pioneer oil operators Of
Pennsylvania and for many years 4
noted figure in publie-s spirited enter
prises Is dead. aged 7e years. Mr..
Kirk was always identified with ind'
pendent oil operations. He was N'
tive in the formation OF the Prodo''
ers Protective association, and vas
the frst President Of the Pure o.
company. In 1888, when the bOsS
committee on manufactures Invest
gated trusts. ne was one Of the eA'a
witnesses. He Was twice . osn6-
date for congress.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-27
DIED from ssan.aslon i.

tpleoo, o.. Dec. &c, David wela-
oArE Deputy Grand Commander a
the OAio Modern Maecabeos, died
foiiowthg "a operation performed on
MIN Tuesday, when his tongue vas
e2tlrely removed Previous 20 TIE
operation, which was made necessary
~ cancer IN the mouth. be had par
taken 20 little food that he practical
~ starved himself
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-27
JAPAN TO INVADE
CHINESE MARKETS
Little Brown Men, it Is Stated,
Nav Cut Into
THE AMERICAN ENrsRPaisr
Japanese Merchants Are Reaching Out
To castofs the Cotton Markets Of
China and Relieve Americana of this
suslnsss to as Large : Degree as
PosslbIs.

FNNHNtAtof
Washington, Dec. 90 JAPANESE
merchants with the aid OF tue gov
eminent are reaching out to capture
the cotton markets Of China and re-
lleve Americans OF this business TO as
large degree as possible.
Consul John E Jonas, Of Dalny
has reported to the state department
how persistent are the efforts in this
direction. In the past six months
says Mr.. Jones. the mills in Japan
have increased their spindes with the
object OF capturing the Chinese mar
kets. There is evidence the Japa
nese government not only looks with
favor on the enterprise. but IS lend
ing aid
japan, according to Mr.. Jones, has
many things in her favor In her eff
forts to capture the Chinese cotton
market, including cheap concentrated
labor, understanding OF the wants oil
the Chinese and geographical position
China Is producing large quantities.
OF cotton, but the quality is not good
aud has TO be mixed with either the
American or Indian cotton to produce
good fabric.
Japan uses large quantities OF Chi
nese cotton in the making Of textiles
and viii seek control OF the supply
Mr., Jones says Japan Is even nov
growing cotton In Korea in order
to make herself independent OF the
foreign supply.
OF 200 ,674 G62 pounds OF raw cot
ton used by the Japanese cotton mills
in the year 1906, India supplied IS y
GT3 .6S3 pounds, China supplied ca :
900 1854 pounds and America IS SAL =
$50 pounds With three exceptions
all the mills in Japan used American
cotton.
The total number OF spindles In op-
Grafton ia the cotton mills OF Japan
last July was $40. ESQ, and the cot
ton consumed that month was So ,sl4, :
1876 pounds The cotton industry In
the island empire Is growing rapidly.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-27

BryaR, o.. Dec. ss.-Ntns@
Masters haa been taken 70 TIE -
Tertiary 10 serve 10 yvars fof saost
tuE vita iktent 70 kiu on Aay 70 -
Nemoyef. surveyor Cor the CIV
and New York Eectrie Ar -
Nenoyeg vii usvcr rccorer froz -
u.osrs.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-27
North carollna,s Pride

AshevilIe. N. c., Dec &c Mrs
George W. Vanderbilt viii furnish
and have in charge a room in the
North Carolina building at the James :
town exposition This department
will be one OF the most attractive and
interesting features OF the North Car
DINA exhibit, The room will be
handsomely furnished throughout in
the rarest woods all OF which will
be carved by hand, Rare old tap
estry Will adorn the walls There
VIII be exhibits Of the products OF
the BiItmore estate and handiwork of
the Biltmore Boys Club. Fine spec
linens Of weaving done by the noun
tain women OF western North Caro-
lima win also be shown.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-27

Alive. o., pcc gs.-Beraniu
We.ieeeaa aHt ioes Hatasis usre ID.
rto1ti1 surret De- az strlos.or o,
eaeaalealt uiA valeh tsey were e4.
pefinfai.Hs ne s1oe thst eerB.
iisi en esraed Nelrssors rssssss
81 mna.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-27

konllrie. Ca. Dec. SEA- bead
10 collision begseen local freight No
ot the Atlanta, BigmiRgbam and
Aentie. and a special trails % On en-
and enc car. belCugias % the
Psncpo,is saw mills. occurred
~ lioaiuie, Easincsr James. az
freight. nI against iac ca.
and aross tee rive
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-27
Wa : FUGITIVE from Justice

Goshen. Ind.. Dec. &c. --whe nhe
fell from Lake Shore train here
and was injured, David Mack. \
farmer. aged 90, and having a wife
and two children at Delta, o.. gave
himself up and confessed that he
tried to murder the Delta Town Mar
shal two weeks ago with a stove
poker, Mack sought an ofleer and
asked him to telephone the wanseH
Cohio) sheriff. The Ofieer came for
him and took him 10 Delta for trial.
Mack. after assanlting the policeman.
who lowered betwcen. life and death,
went 10 Detroit and thence to Chi
cago. H0 was tired. he says, OF
evadinE the Law Maek's foot vas
nearly cut 90 when he slipped under
enc tFain.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-27
Laras Nuubsr d ohrIs.mas paresIs


Washington. Dec. 26.-The num-
Der OF packages containing Christmas
presents received at the White House
this year is larger than for many sea-
sons aud they come from all parts
OF the country. Members OF the
presidents family throughout the en-
tire country and personal friends send
most OF the presents II is a rule
at the White House to accept Christ
mas presents when they are not OF
large value. which would place any
body under obligations. In case
their value Is above reasonable sum
they are returned TO the shipper with
thanks OF The president.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-27

Sergtaat. KY Dec SO --l
NoaA lohnsoa. aEed To-. &C.
Beaver Creek. "a Knoii eogriy.
iss auserots Of tesccntaan-
wts Ae ol4cs nan O. saafrl
tlukr.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-27
Friohtsned eurolar with Revolver

Carmi. MS, Dec. 26.-Burglars
have been active In this city for the
las, two weeks, many stores and res
licences having been entered. The
home Of Mrs. Ida Hill, a widow.
was entered. Mrs. Hin. awakened
BY the noise. armed herself with a
receiver and rushed into the kitchen,
where the burglar was operating. The
man showed hght and reached for his
revolver Mrs. Hill was too Quick
Tor him. and with her revolver held
close 70 the lntruder's head. she CON-
PEELED hlp TO retreat. She snapped
ne weapon three times. but unknown
q her. her sou. a scboolboy. had re-
moved the cartridges.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-27
IA 80 rerrorlses cItIlens

% Man Terrorlsea Cltixene.
non. Ohio. Dec. GA Wild
lerroriEing ne community
fading socialville. 10 miles
vest o. here. A new bicycle
penknlfe. together with = long
rlpt. evidently written by a
d person. were found hidden
,ern Row sohoolhonse. The
hn has been seen lurking about
h1llding at hisht. Weird h0wa
beer heard from that direction
essrsl weeks and q search IN the
has disclosed every Appearsnee
ms recently occupied, A shAEp
et WI be kept until the persoa
I eppfehehdeds