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The Washington herald., 1907-05-15
SCHOOL SITE SELECTED.
Portion of Howard University to
Make Room for New Building.

Make Room for New Building.
A portion Of the Howard University
subdivision has been selected as a sita
for one of the new sixteen-room school
buildings, bids for the construction Of
which will be advertised within a few
days. Congress appropriated Sl25,OOO for
the school. $4,000 of which will be ex-
pended for the purchase OF the site, and
the remainder in the construction Of the
building.
The building will provide accommoda-
ton for the pupils of the old Mott school,
Sixth and Bryant streets northwest
which will be used. however. for a year or
more before it is entirely abandoned
Actual construction work on the new
building will begin about the first week
In June
The Washington herald., 1907-05-15
Chief Clerk e. W. Hutchesou Quits

z W. Hutcheson. chief clerk in the
Office Of the Chief Signal officer Of the
Army has rendered his resignation, eff
fective July s. to the Secretary Of War.
He goes to Atlanta. Ga. to engage with
his brother, who has an established fac
tory there. in the manufacture of cot
ton coverings
The Washington herald., 1907-05-15

Is the purest and best medicinal whisky
on the market Physicians recommend II.
Phone Main 2062-Joseph p Fegan. 406
9Th st, nw,-for a full quart, 81, delivered.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-15

Wm. Cannon's Purissima Rye is recog-
nizsd as a standard quality whisky Of the
gre atest medicinal value Physicians and
cor uOisseurs recommend II. Phone n
52S l225 9Th St NV
The Washington herald., 1907-05-15
HungarIan Gypsy Orchestrn nt Far

EInblems for Colleges, Schools, SOeie-
ties-Pins, Pillows. SC COstinetts, SIS 14th.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-15
Those Who Have Tried ,Teipberp,.

Bread are loud In their praise of its uni
form purity, whiteness, and healthfulness
No better food can be obtained. Order j;
Of your grocer. Bakery. 1l6 nth st. Sc.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-15
1O-Ib. Sack Fine Table Salt for 70,

l ID. strictly pure pepper for 15c; Y ID.
nutmegs for l0c; z 10. cinnamon for l2c.
! h. ginger for lie; ID. mustard for l3c.
Pyles 10 New Method Stores.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-15

Reisenger Makes the Best lee Cream.
81 gal, 5Oc \ gal 235 G. Tel NJ. 2767.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-15
Fncnn,s GrnnvIIIn nre

At "Friendship" Look for Two.
Large tents numbered IS. That's all.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-15
AN IDEAL WAY TO SEE THE
EXPOSITION.
jamestown ROuSehuat Tourist Co.

The purpose of the company is 10
run q boat weekly from Washing
ton. n. C.. 20 of the jamestown
Exposition grounds The tourists
viii be taken on board at the
compauy's wharf az Washington
and provided on the tour with
meals and sleeping apartments and
all the accommodation % be found
In a well-apTointed hotel iucIud-
ing saltwater baths Vessel viii
leave Washington Monday morn
ing. at 80 o'clock. returning Sat
Urday night. thus giving the tour
lists an opportunity of seeing the
beautiful scenery along the banks
Of tho Potomac River. The steamer
Will be mOored of the exposition
grounds. and passengers taken TO
and from the exposition landing
pier in q steamer, which will he in
constant attendance. making regu-
lar trips from the steamer TO the
grounds.
The charge for a single berth for
the round trip, with meals, will
be So.
StateroOms. accommodating from
two 10 four persons. range in price
from $50 to $40. according to ioca-
ton.
For further particulars. apply at
the Offices of the company,
J. C. EcGEN, Mgr.
17os Fourteenth Street NV.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-15
Carpets Taken Up, Cleaned and Stored

+. ?. Hinkel q Co, successors TO ThOrp
Carpet Cleaning Co., ass Me. ave. Tel 2O25.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-15
rlnuers for the wedding.

The best Of flowers and the services Of
the best floral artists are assured at
Guides. 1914 T.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-15
RnrIrr NInIt NIedicInnI NNhiskr-

Prescribed by physicians Phone f. S6. J.
A. Duffy, S02 18th ne. 81 full qt., delivered
The Washington herald., 1907-05-15

Malaria Capsules unless you intend to fol-
low directions. All druggists, &c.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-15

Paint Brush Free with 81 Can Roof
Paint. L. 5. Quackenbush, 1868 n ST. NV.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-15
Don't Mind the Warm Weather.

At "Friendshlp" Look for Two
Large tents numbered IS That's all.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-15
Do Not Buy Milburn's

Most economical; best bakers. c. A.
Muddiman & Co., GIG 18th ST
The Washington herald., 1907-05-15
Chicago Jewel Gns Ranres.

Hotel. Winter Garden, Rathskeller, N
Y. ave. & 18th st. F. Endres, Prop.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-15

Go down to Schneiders tonight and en-
Joy some delicious Lynnhaven Bay Crabs
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-15
Hich Life on Yukon

WASHINGTON. u c. June g.
Fresh eggs. s. dozen. rullk. IS cents
quart. bacon. So cents q pound.
butter. 90 cents a pound, four. IS d
hundred pounds
These are the prices that Consul
@. o.. Cole. % Dawson. reports 20 the
Government must D. paid in the W
ko1 territory o. Alaska
There Isl no article sold Coz less
thar twenty-five cents. no matter how
trivial" says the Consul. AS there Is
20 money IN circulation q less
dercCll nation than THAI amount"
re predicts that prices Will remain
high until q trunk line railroad from
the open sea into the heart % the
great Yukon Valley IS constructed. He
suggests that such a railroad. - con-
structed. be under the control % the
Government. so as 20 keep down ex-
cessive freight and passenger rates.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-15
Three Veterans Dead.

RICHMOND Va June g.
LEree l-l veterans. stricken 90 years.
have 41swere- tEe last roli-caA sn1
Die dead a. tLe Soldiers Home -ley
@-e captain a = Rcsers Henry 2
L1El- ard ~. a. CrApp~ll
~ LoEa-. wlo died -.-e s-h. was
sixty -tlree yeas old and rat served
~ Mocrrrn-s Virginia ARTILLERY. q
Lyrrt5--g cl-i-E tte Wa
lie entered tle Home angus -,
1853 and viii Re e-rte1 To-Day from
tke Home chspe4 the l-rs-Ee1t 60 De
e. Erliywcc1
Captain EcEe-s. w-o was q Georgian
by hlrth. diec CT tre Hone yesterday
rlcrri1g. in ire seventy year u
lis az lie 1sc entered IRE irstitu-
t.c- July -. -ss--
Captain RoEe-s con- handed con- pauy
Q. q the Ivf-t y-foETrr Virginia cav
a.ry Ee wlL De buried lr Ho-lyv ool
tomorrow. rEe funeral taxing place
frcu tee Hone chapel a. - ol-ock
A. Il
" C. Chapreu dled a. the Home
last night Es was slNty-seEcr years
old. lie nae entered tle Home ~ y
- 1855. and serves With Wr.gAr's Bat
terry. virginia Artillery NJ CEappcll
was born ~ Halifax county.
de w4ll be buried IN Hollywood TO-
morrow Afternoon. funeral services be-
;ng held frou the Home chapel 81
o'clock n the afternoon
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-15
BLOCKADE RUNNER
BLEW UP HIS SHIP
Moroccan Captain Waited Until
Customs OAcers Came Aboard
and Then Lighted Powder
Fuse.

TCNIS. June T.-It has been def
riteiy established that the vessel car
ryinE coutrabard ammunition. which
was blown up by her captain 10 pre-
vent capture near here on wednesday
belonged 20 Rails Mohbah
Captain Natari. % Tripou. com
ruardcd the vessel. watch carried coo
barrels % powder ard other var ma
terials brought from the pie-aeur
When boats % thc custom service
s-rrourle1 The vessel Captain Nata-f
walking the decks. carrying q lchte I
fuse i1 his hand. called 90 the in
vacers that - chief Choucha wished
O. ra-k Dith hin, ne rlusr come along
% t1e ship would o. blown az
Chcucha thought 90 q boast and u-r-
el CA the hcarlers. Several q me
custom officers had boarded the ves-
81 when N1tari tired several barrels
% powder 0ca- the main mast
Flfty men are known 90 have been
killed. and g IS believed twenty Others
persisted
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-15
JAMES |. M'LEM0RE
TO SUCCEED PREnTIS
Governor Appoints Suffolk Man
To Be Judge Of Second
Judicial Circuit.
RICHMOND. VA. June :.

RICHMOND. VA. June :.
Governor Swanson announced ia;S,
this afternoon that he would APRON.
James L McLeuore. OF Surolk. g.
al the temporary vacancy. occasiored
BY the resignation % Circuit Judrs
Robert =. Prentis. who recently sue.
cceded Judge Bev. 7. Crump as a
member OF the State Corporation
Commission
The Second Circuit. over which the
new jurist - 20 preside. Is composed
az The counties OF \ensemond and
Sortharnpton and the city of Norfolk
NJ McLemore's appointment follow
- i--,rr ediately Rfver the visit OF a,
delegation. who saw Governor Swan
sc- 81 his behalf-i1 fact the Gov
errcr told his petitioners that he
would name their man
The new judge was educated az the
forty years old He 81 married aud has
one child - 10 this time he has
never held any public office. but his
business Interests are extensive. and he
IS noted for his sound judgment and
ability. He IS president % the Bank
- Suffolk and otherwise prominently
known in the business world. besides
being an active practitioner.
Judge McLemorc IS native OF
Southampton, but has lived for the
last twelve years e. suffolk. Among
those who called on Governor swan
son ir his behalf today were Lcgis,a-
to-s Robert " Wlthc-s and joseph .
Prince
TIE vacant su6reshIp was also
sought - ". = Scbreil q Sou.harnp-
ton. and J Westnore Wilcox. q Nor
folk. out the Executive felt that he
would make no mistake IN selecting
the man Re did-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-15

-A1fE-s-o rN ENPoSITEOs Jane
the Tristate Ns1ical Assoc atlcn
sn1e1 sea rew1lzr annual colrer-iC1 az
she eEpcs.-icl yesterday.
u Wa fecl6ag faa- 20 fgtlre che
co-ve-sIors snau &C. he'd tire fhlrl
week tE = srLarr Tee ueEt meeting
ro1re1ffon sas afteafed - zbo1t a5s
frFrl .leFQ
Tne .cllcwfrR c~lrsTs srcre u1arf-
-.lolE4y elected Dr. El1a-r LcfiIire q
Eirasrc-f. rfresiEsrsf ard ffr. Sosfh-
gate Leg. - %crf1ik. Dr a. - Ee9-
lsrrr. q c1sricffe. - CO Or @ ~
csrts arf - HeWeu 1fay q
WaTrrFvflle. * q. secretary ar1
tre4s-rsr-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-15
H0WITzERS MARCH
TO JAMESTOWN EXPO.
Crowds Cheer the Battery AS It
Leaves Richmond.
TO PARADE VIRGINIA DAY
Balky Horses Delay the Start
Prom the Cspital-Route Taken
by Way Of Petersburg and
Suffolk-In Pine Trim.
RICHMOND. Va. June :.


Richmond. in the vicinity of me
Hovitzcrs' Arnory. presented a war
ike spectacle this morning or the cc-l
cation OF the departure % rhe Eovit-
ze-s' battery FOR the jamestown Ex-
position. which viii Re made over
land.
scores % people gathered 20 see
he soldier toys-in uniforms not O
olre. but 81 The more comfortable
khaki-oN on rheir TIP ctoot and or
hoof North = Ehfh Street VAS IN a
hrbouo % excitement and though the
spectators at times suppressed their
enthusiasm and a. other times vented
u ~ loud cheers. the young artillery
men themselves we-e not less en-
Unused with the spirir of TIE occasion
Frecuslt calls from TIE three
cusle-s ran thrills through hundreds
and ire scene was one % much hustle
and tho greatest activity.
C1--asr W - Nye-s. commanding
the battery. Rad issued orders Tor ffe
7-en 20 De ir their phases promptly -
8 @ clock thls morning. and the men
we've the-e Trouble. However. vas
encountered i- getting horses 90 draw
tne cannon and Catsscrs and army
wagons. and even when the beasts
had been Aitchei % thci- burdens,
they baked repeatedly
Finally Started
The huEle sounded the asse-1 be
about = clock. and The men tcok
their places in Tire. Further trouble
was had. ard the procession did rot
start OF anti u SIS = was noon
when rhe csva icade finally crossed
Broad Street
rash OF the Prooo--lou.
'-i r.+.t- over -rD--- Gown 20
Main. cow Nat1 O. Nt-tr moved the
.-spt-i-E r-Eeart 81 cvcw-- Al Ninth
tle t-r- was uG1e so--lu a-fs. Thence
60 crossed the Free B-ltEc. and on
a. - 9 B. u
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-15
VALUABLE WAR MAP
AND SOUVENIR BADGE

PETERSBURG. VA. June Two
% the most Interesting souvenirs 81
the civil war have beer Eorrer out by
that old reliable and snterprislng firm.
7. ; Beckwith &, Co C4.e IL these
- a most complete. exact and vaiu4-
bic way map. showing the position %
both arnies and the dlreren. forts
and lines % battle With such clear
ness that one can almost see in the
minds eye just how each battle was
fought This map Is OF especial value
10 every veteran OF either side. and
equally so 10 the historian and stu
dent OF the var. The other souvenir
IS bronze badge Of neas and unique
design and en- hlematical OF much that
makes the history not only OF Peters
burg. but Of the whole country
The shield % which Is attached the
pin used 20 sGSton ths badge 20 the
coat il surmounfed BY cannon. sabre
and muskef. neatly crossed. with the
old church tower az jamestown plain
y shown between portraits OF Pcca-
houtas and Captain John Smith. while
this whole design rests on an exact
replica OF the Virginia peanut Pc
terSburg. Va" Is neatly shown in re-
Lief across the peanut
This shield holds BY two small
chains. another on the front OF which
/ Is plainly shown relief Souvenir.
Battle OF the Crater and Other Hat
I tiedeics Around Petersburg. Va.
lSst-lssS." On the reverse % this
shield is the following: a =. Hal
Camp. Confederate Veterans; certifes
that thss attached bullet was found
on the battlefield. Petersburg. Va
And sure enough. attached 70 this IS
3 real bullet or MIME ball
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-15
Boat 10 Exposition.

secured and will run between Rich
ro-d and the jamestown Exposition
twice week in the future.
NJ. -. O'Suilivan. q well known
business man. Is general passenger
agent
Nr. O'Suiilvar says hts steamer VIII
accommodate sec passenger The
steamer VIII leave next Saturday on
its first trip and viii remain al the ex-
position until Monday nsght when 4;
returns. reaching Richmond early
Tuesday morning
This steamer VIII also furnish sleep
INK ccommodEtions for It's passen gers
while az the exposition
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-15
Old Vet Went Insane.

DASYILLE VA. June 81 "
Powers. an Oi5 Confederate veteran.
who was Being confined 81 a cell here
awaiting an exarni1Etion for lunEcy.
yesterday set are 20 his mattress and
created = panic n the jail
IL Vas sometime before the guards
arrived. and when they opened tre
doors 20 the prison tAe entire BUILD
lNE was 0lie1 wl.h smoke. The lu-
mates were almost Wli4 wish fright
Po~ers attended the recent Confed-
crate reunion IN Richmond
Powers - farmer. Who has Tor
many years lived Ia this county.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-15
DR.. ARCHER'S ESTATE
VALUED AT 100000
MAScHEsTER. VA June 9.

NANCE ESTER. VA June &.
The vii q Dr. Edgar Archer. who
died Ias- week. WAS probated in the
Corpora ton Court this morning and is
valued % S10o.ooe
To has gran1daEghter. Aliene Red
ford. ~ beQleathed 100 shares o. At
isuta and Charlotte Air Line Railway
r-cck ard tie house s17 BainbrlcEe
Street This uli BE- held 81 trust
-Efll shs Gel ~ axe. AR. John A Lan-
caster. q Riclrncnt. IS named IS trGs-
Tee fDr her
The rez-sinder ~ the estate. which
consists q ratlruad stocks and bonds.
- eft % Mrs. Carrie y Ciopton. Mrs..
hose T.. Archer. % Richmond. and
hls fo1r grzrdchndren. children o.
Webster Archer dsceaEeL. TaLs 20 be
ca1a1iy divided among the above Mr
Wllam r. Lgcke. % Richmond.
cUallfcI a. executor % the estate.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-15
TO NAME SUCCESSOR
TO GENERAL SCOTT SHIP

The BOARD OF Visitors OF The VIZ
ginia Military Institute VIII meet June
i1th. when the special committee ap-
pointed 20 select . successor 20 Gen
eral Scott Shfpp as superintendent %
the school Is expected 20 submit It's
report. This committee consists OF
Alexander Hamilton. General Charles
J. Anderson and A. a Blow. IL Is
not known whether or not the commit
tee has yer agreed upon any one as
the head OF the institute.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-15

RICHMOND. VA. June 3.
Governor swanson today decided
% issue 8 requisigicn on the authcrl-
tles OF the District q ColpVn h8G for
the cxtradirion % Warrenc Nash alias
Warr1n Nash. who - charged with
forgery s. the county % Wertusp~c-
land Nam AZ present - seTef-g a
term Ia the District 81 coiumb.s
workhoase. bat vii be released from
that Institution August 10Th
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-15

Afr and Ms NV D Farrar, % Rich
mond. Va. nave issued invitations 10
the marriage q their daughter. JAMIE
Co.'S. 10 sIT- Kenneth Whittlngton sans
Of Clark ssyiile. Va The wedding viii
take place a. ne home % the bride
Tlo North Twenty fourth Street at
10 o'clock the morning OF Wednesday.
June 1874
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-15
CHI PHIS ENTERTAIN
JUDGE r. r. PRENTIS
RIcHMoND. Va. June s.

Judge r. n. Prentts. the new men,
Der OF the State Corporation Com
mission. vas entertained last night
with a supper az the Westmoreiand
Club by the local chapter Of the Chi
Phi Fraternity. OF which he Is a mem
oer- About sixteen OF the -frats'' were
present and the occasion was & most
happy one
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-15
CITY OF KURRhCREE
is LAID IN RUINS
Cyclone and Tidal Wave Sweep
Across Arabian Ses Island.
10000 People Made
Homeless.

BOMBAY. June 7.-Eurrachee. a
town OF lSo.oco population. situated
on the ArsSian Sea. has been swept
by a disastrous cyclone. Thousands %
lives are believed % have been lost al
lacking L Is reported every house
in the city VAS destroyed several
vessels In the harbor. one % the best
81 India. we're driven ashore.
Many persons are reported . have
been drowned
A tidal Vsve IS reported 90 have &C
coupauied the cyclone. sweeping FAR
Inland over che low lying island on
which the city WAS built ESsitcr -
Vho escaped are Ga panic The prop
crty ioSs viii De enormous kurrc-
chez had extensive shipping Interests.
AID IL IS reported these have suffered
severely
Practically every vessel in the har-
hcr g said % have been wrecked. Al
along tire water front great DANA &c
vas wrought y the wind and water.
The entire population s. homeless.
as TIE few buildings which remain
standing a1e net safe
Kurrachee o. Ku-achL o. EarachL
ss i- 81 sometimes spelled. Is the capt
tal 90 ire Si1dn division q -he BON
bay presidency. Il IS one % the pr.n-
~tA-4 sea l..E +c OF AflNla- alo = 80 ia &c
twelve miles northwest 20 the west
ern-0osf outlet % The Indus
TIE city was built on a iow sandy
shore making - peculiarly vuine--
able % damage FROM q tidal wave
such IS is said 20 have swept ove-
the shore n 1891 The town had q
population % 11s.oco. and a. IA.
grown constantly 70 has been i- ths
possession 90 the British since 1852
and under English control Erew rro-r
a st-s EEl- village ir-o city % mod
I err charac-@- sites Manufactures al
carpets 2-t fire s.lve~wa-e have r,a g,
-he city noted the world over 4
railroad 90 Kofrf connected che citl
with rhc railway system - India
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-15

The state Board % Fisheries viii
meet Thursday. June 18Th. az noon ia
the Atlantic Hotci. Norfolk. Il - said
that the session win De- devoted ell
t-rely 20 routine business.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-15

Mrs. Jane HeDdry. widow OF Thomas
J. Hendry. who was a Confederate sol
died and former mayor OF Chris
uansburg. died az that place yesterday
after an illness OF several months.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-15
MURDERED FOR MONEY
Hry Orchard Declares He wss
Pad by Leaders Of the Western
Federation CT Miners-An
Appalling RecitSl


- The superintendent ard fu-c-
nnan-
Betrayed his cwn associates b.
cause ne had ror hccn paid Tor
lbs frs szSerarc az the Nindica-
Tor rnlne.
Pre- shrec cnz-<oS q buck
shc< into the hoSiy % Digestive
Lyte G-cCUCy. o. Dcuvc-.
S<srSed t-ovc-no- Pcahosiy
about Dcovcr for DAYS. su1itinG
chance % KIN ht-n-
With Sew Adams. di~-harE-
ed the mine CB8c- tfc station az
1udepc0dcncc- SilltaC fourteen
men
Trsed ~ polSrn F-cd B-adlrr.
81 Sn1 FrhocfSco. an tilcr h,cxr
him and his hou-c NJ
Surrounded ~ eeru-v she---s ard
C-ces-C tEe Star witness frr -he
p-csecucoa e. re t-lz- &C w -. E1y-
voo1- tick ire witness sand -ctav
Ssldc--. - eve. has a -c-e -r~ci-.-E
s-1 eloo1cu-1-i-E s-c-v GO crime
h~ez rs,Rte1 - re car room. 90
DsSS VIC sac rs -el- name IS A.
bert z Eo-Sley. ulect5c6 oefc-e re
SLY
-1e vines appes-ei excited a-s
1GE- --1iG EiE-cs a-r--l ere -cc--
Suc = Vas C-ir TO- q -cUe-t ard
A
Es-lsT Re r-ncklT -eEl2rei RS COM
pcSz-e Gld sroke l- c. s-ral Ehr-c-v-s-1
nance. Ee va resr,y dressed az
excer- TIA his sves l-e shLf-y ana
C-Ecaacv tEe-e ~ ---Et-r e. hls a.
pes-E-ce q t-ticz-s -hst Re is re
coit-hico5s6 EsS1ssiu tEa- the s-c-y
s-c-c1 hi- 70 be A. re narrated
rs s-c-y q crime ne frequently ha---
60 ---NzE 20 re-lI cc-ve-ss-l chs 90
DEANS C - shocking murders which
As szt1 he Com t--e5 81 -he i-r-ira 81
- @ tie c@-e-s g ere Wes-c~-
Fe6e-aucn g Ei-e-s. zr1c rai1 h-u
t. ITS tioo1T vr-k
Ope0ed F1oodEatc 81 Crir1r.
Orchard coafezs@5 -hE- as mem
b. . tss mob rrat E-s-Ee- ire 5---
Es- ri AZ >u--rl- L- On ne
Coz 5Aie-es Re uEH-e5 c-e 90 -he
49, t1E- ca--ie5 @-e o. ire g. r-
pcEce- erp.cs-1-- Cc-eeszcl tha- De-
So re dean -l- 81 -1e Tlr1lcl-r-
~ ~ C-Vrle C-eez thG- ts- &C.,
-He lives 81. ~U-F-L-tc-1e- McCr--
MEX Z-1 Ec-e-a- Es-k. rr-feE1e-
-hn- he-zuss pc h11 -1t beer r-tl
- IS 49, l--E-r- az Violence r. gaze
NL-cf-1-C- Ei-e re E-1 been -re1r--
e-u-E % rs EEsl---E-es ~ ul--l-lE --r
RANGER g -Ie El--~-ce ard c. -
-le Geek Railway rhE- tit~e was e.
rirr 60 efrE 60 .Ne-- "a las. confess
C huckxh ~ t-rc rHp boy re Le---- 80
LIE EreEcrT r. ue-re- k.---r q --r
f-x-E-tiy. cc-reEseE -hat he lr-
-Ste~e~ LAS So a-G E1E-hErreE -hs
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