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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-27
The End Of The
World Is Near
BOTHER EARTH TO BE DESTROY.
ED NEXT DECEMBER SAYS
PROPHET.

aMaI.~agH "a |na.FEHT aHaHE rnrNeIHN m
YORK Pa: Dec. 27.-Lee j. span;,
er, who has been prophesying for the
asst 20 years and who for the past II.
| ears has been issuing annual bulle.
tins, has announced his prophecies for
! 9Os.
When spangier first began to prophs.
y bis statements were d%iscredited and
! ather inclined TO be scoffed at but for
the past few years the fulfillment Of
Ilauy things which he seemingly has
1,retold has caused his statements %
lie looked forward to with much inter.
est.
spangler has predicted many hor.
rors. among them the Baltimore fire.
the San Francisco earthquake, and
lust year he predicted the great money
tringency which would hit the conn.
try and knock It out OF gear.
He also made a statement to the ef.
feet that the United States would go to
war with Japan and all the nations
would be involved; that the United
States would be victorious and ride
the high seas triamphantly. In con.
sequence our nation will be the peace
dictator Of the world.
The recent outgoing OF the American
feet frorh Hampton Roads has spu-.
ed spangler to issue his bulletin for
sos. in fhich he predicts greater evils
II befaii the nations Of the earth.
Among them will be:
The destruction OF the world, which
ccurs during the latter part of De
eRber, ICES. The exact time he does
not stipulate.
! There will be great troubles Wit!
tic nations.
There will be many famines ana
earthquakes.
Mountains will crumble.
Islands VII. sink and many cities or
ihe Atlantic Slope Will be destroyed.
He predicts the destruction OF Bos.
ton and the burning OF New York.
There viii be a great falling OF in
Crops and the o~nce.boasted prosperity
@: the farmer will come to an end.
He alleges that the money strin
gency viii be greater than ever.
That the Treasury of the United
States will go broke and that presl,
dent Roosevelt will have his pile talk
en- away with the skill Of a magician.
That the lack of confidence vii
cause the people to establish poke
banks and carry their money arouu,
with them. This will provoke robbcr.
les and great enmity among the PEG
i1c.
He predicts the visitation OF III.
I]Iahses mentioned in the Bible, AM
says that the sting of the locust viii
mean death.
Towards the last of the year he
SAYS the SIN will turn black. the moon
VIII be the color of blood, the heavens
VII /" r:taieH and the stars will drop
Then will he the end.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-27
When They WIN Grow.

The Democrats OF the thirteenth
e%natorfai district have nominated
William Post. Of upshur county, rs
their candidate to I'LL the place in tho
State Senate made vacant by the
death OF Hon. W. D. Talbot. In a
RESOLUTION the convention designated
he rooster as the emblem of the par
y. As usual, II wifi do the Growing
efore the election comes on.-Graf.
on Sentinel.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-27
THE PACIFIC COAST
WOULD BE HELPLESS
mat 's''h Navy Couldn't Proven.
Landing Of Japs.

SEATTLE. Wash, Dec. 27.--coI
T. c. Woodbury., acting commander OF
the Department Of the Columbia. II (
A. In a statement said that the whole
Paei'ae coast would be helpless in
ease the navy should prove unable t.
prevent the landing Of force Of 90,
600 Japanese or other foreign army
at any of the numerous tnproteeted
bays along the coast.
He said there are not 1000 regulars
on the coast TO resist an attack by
land while $4,000 Infaatrymen are
needed.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-27
10 MORE ENTRIES in THE
oussRNAToRiAL HANplcAf

After q very careful survey Of con,
Editions political as they stand at pres.
emit In the State, the West Virg!nian
feels safe In stating that the three
announced candidates for the Republi.
can nomination for Governor will
Complete the list Of names which will
be presented to the State convention.
Several men have been mentioned In
the public prints as probable candt.
dates, but 1t now seems almost GER
tain that Secretary Of State Chas. W.
swisher, State Auditor Arnold C..
scherr and Hon. William H. Hearne.
Of Wheeling, will be the only ayowed
seekers after the Office. The names
Sofs Judge John w Mason, Hon. Elliott
Northeott, Ex-Governor A. 3. White,
Hon, Geo. a. Laughlin, Hon. Fred
Paul Grosscup and EX!Tax Commits
sioner Chas. ". Dillon have all been
before the people for this high office,
but for various reasons they have one
by one been dropped, the last not hay-
ing yet publicly spoken, but 1t Is pretty
generally understood that he will de-
cline to enter the race. There is only
one other probability and that IS a
dark horse" entry at coIkention
time, but II the usualplan 4 rinstruct-
ed delegations prevails mere Will be
no chance for the ebony hued racer.
With no others In the race except
SSwisher, scherr sid Hearne, much
speculation wlllt1e INDUCED in as to
the outcome df the contest. At the
)present tip4 there doesn't seem to be
muchsdelbt That Swisher has the cali
on The other two with Scherr holding
t6ng second place and Henrne con.
trolling q considerable number OF
votes that may count in the round up.
Should Swisher fail OF the required
number Of delegates to nominate and
Scherr and Hearne could double
team. 1t is quite generally understood
that Hearne would throw his influence
to scherr. But in the event that
Hearne couldn't deliver his delegates
to Scherr and the fight between Swish
err and Seherr would come to a draw,
then there is a possibility OF n com.
promise on Hearne as the two leaders
In the contest would undoubtedly ratil.
er see n third man win In case of
failure OF either Of themselves, Thus
each OF the three contestants sees
some ray of hope and the fight will
be q spirited one.
It seems more than likely that the
coming extra session Of the Legisla.
ture will make the outline clearer and
indicate more plainly to the band wag.
on fellows which vehicle to climb into.
Governor Dawson and the State lead.
ers that will congregate at Charleston
y during the session will no doubt tacit'
Y make out q programme and the
bird will be passed among the boys
who do things" and very soon the tale
will be unfolded when the delegates
\ begin to be chosen. Until that time
: there will be more or less uncertainty
ar tina people will not know just what
Is being done Iii the matter oil select.
Ing a candidate for them to vote for
at the next election.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-27
LIVE STOCK.

CHlCAGo-Cattle. receipts estlmat
ed about 10000 head: market 100
Csc lower. Steers. s3.9896.25: cows,
s2.I5T4.5Os heifers, s2.5O05.25: bulls,
s2.GO9l.90; calves. s3.OO97.OO; stock.
ers and feeders, s2.4O94.5O. Hogs, re.
ceipts estimated about $1,000 head;
market 1O915c lower. Choice, heavy
spring, si.4oG4.50; butchers, s4:4OG
$50; tight mixed. s4.s094.55: choice,
light, $4.35@4.4O; packing. s4.OO64.35;
pigs, sS.75@4.25; bulk of sales, SAFE
GAS. Sheep. receipts. estimated
about 10000 head; market active, 10
@l5c higher. Sheep, s2.OO94.75;
lambs, s5.0OdG.75; yearllngs, $1,000
500.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-27
BARGAIN SALES.

A glance at the city papers shows
thut the big merchants appreciate the
value Of newspaper space. in selling
surplus stock. 1t is not often that
city stores use whole page advertise.
ments but on Christmas day the
Plttsburg papers carried whole page
ads. telling OF the remarkable cuts IL
various articles that could be found.
Fairmont merchants, some OF them.
will do the same thing perhaps a lit
tie later and the first ones that make
these facts known through the papers
si%lll get the trade. We know OF peo-
pie who watch the city. papers and SO
many miles TO take advantage OF the
bargains advertised, The West Vir-
gilman reaches hundreds OF country
people who wait for these announce.
ments and then come to town for sp4-
cinl sales. They have learned that
they can say many times the subscrip.
tlon price of the paper by knowing
these sales are put on and that
Is n eason they take the paper.
The thing works both ways to mutual
advantage, the advertisers want to
patronlze the paper that has the most
home readers and the people want tho
paper that has the most bargains ad,
vertisea. The Vest vIrglnlan has a
selnch on this line and catches COM
Iin' and gwlne,r Falrmont merchants
nre beginning 10 see very Clearly what
paper has the lead in Marion county.
Some kinds Of business seem to
lprosper whether worked very hard or
not while Others woat go no mattel
hard they are pushed.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-27
a GREEN CHRISTMAS.
New England Experience d Spring
Weather-No Snow,

BOSTON, Mass, Dec. 27.--Christmas
In New England was 4 green one. The
ground. except in the Northern Maine
and New Hampshire woods, was clear
Of snow, while the day itself was like
one left over from the Indian summer
or brought on fromsneSt spring. with
such unusual weather the customary
Christmas sports. such US skating, ice
hockey, coastIng and similar amuse.
mepts were impossiblei
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-27
AN URGENT APPEAL
To- Our Readers and Fsiands

- ~
A few weeks ago we made posn8 our gneeds Tor mcues ii sats
scrphon accounts and many responded I'd ON call hut tSss rssnsns 4
has as s asstt T. and ID. was vas not sun saHtst saset our demands shays ].
about aae ntss 100000. II must be paid and vsIhay enough money due Gs i
oh subscription 10 meet this and aIl4opr currently bills twice oFsrs bat 4.
~ ne y. trouble aaas. Is n e realize lie. on tansa at once when We need II most
: ms s year,a and W. we are now no. payisg about $4,000 more each Nearloaass
an amount that will give the humblest home the beneffs Of the news -
and TO such as do not feel able to! take a daily paper We are eIyfns (
a twice a week edition for .os dollar per year and charge only s3o0I
!. Tor the daily by mail or $500 by carrie. whchsts approximately sfJ3 /
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> furnish the news over the wire of the United Press and have tie 9
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! probation of the public md Is an institution that you will be VET .
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-27
Athletic Solons
Are In Session
MEETING OF EXECUTIVE COM.
MlTTEE AID ANNUAL con:
TON IN NEW YORK.

'fRv s. ". press Association.D

Nry5 yopK snsc o7@yv,tb n naat.
fnr ~ tho axecnt;ve ommitte the
annual convention ~ tba In,orrn,,a,i.
,,e Ath,etic assoc,,t,on ~ the Itn,ted
sto,es xya. onana1 bere ,o.,,oy ,Tb.
scssiop oromises n he ,he ,nos, i'm.
nor,,n, ovor ho,d M, na,sone in,oroa,.
ed in the develonment and imn,ova.
ment OF college a,hIettcs THO ,-enar,t
c-onven,,on WITH ho c.uo, ,o.mo-ro..
norning
Seven NJ the four,aen momhors q,
fine foo,batt rites comn,,ttes u,,u n.
named nj his mao,,ny h,, thor, 4. m,
ukeIy IN he mora than ono change IN
The n~ersonnel NJ ,be nresen, comm,,.
toe The saven mon nbo ao,,.o ,bo,,
Offices from the rnterco,,ec,,te Athletic
association ar T. X Hall a, north.
month. mr. + 4 pabbtt, =, Harvard
Professor r, W savage ri ohsr,,n.
Charles n Da,v or Wes, po,nt. pr,,.
lessor dudley n, vanderhut. mr. 7
l.. Lees nj Nebraska anil nv uur-,,
I. Williams NJ v,nnoso,, E,o,, ona
Of them has accommodated ro,uhIo wo,.,.
4, furtherInp tho in,eros,s NJ ,ho cow.
and some NJ them have rendoroa 90,
.%picuous -servica
OF the old members w r. nat, T.
wifi be the only ons ranIonoJ Ioshna
crono srcceodine him 90 II.r,n,s..
representative Wo,to. carn O..
Yale. Professor Fine for pr,rcoton
John r. Roll IN. por,s,.,,anta n
lessor npnn;v for cor,o,i p,,, Nj,
i.lI IN. Ann,no,,s ,,a =, c.. -,
Chicago nre sure IN .or,o ,no,,
II te the ,oaara1 o,,t,,aa o., a.,
orc not ,,l,e,, ~ ,a -, uo,,s., 80
in he rules nj n,.v whoto,.on ,ho aa,
come or The nreson, woo,,nn rto ~
ting football so,ors a.nre..
,rtI satisfaction vii, ,ha ,s.,
the game o,,bougb son,a ho,,sna -
So III IA IN
/, great MANY m;no. $50.
come necessary II 10 r,nror,h,o a..
lie comn,t,,oe will ,,,nh -, o
t,tc forward mas. o,,hnmar n
f'reae dispositfop r. al 60 ..o,n,na.
/ he onsidc k,cl ,,ono =. ou
urc. Waller comn =, VIZ t..
nTone IN reettnr tb,t .ro :
rbused rather .bap usoI Mnnr -.
love that the pass IN ne rronSiao.
rsc, has become ,nv,hira w..
dence of shii, IN an t,t
The noss;hiIit,os NJ ,s sans
mnnv that II :. ,In,os.
measures will ho ,,I.an "A.
II this he ,u,possIh,a IN "l'i
or the new commIt,oo u i. @
bile that # NAV no ohonionoJ ~,
the present comn,I,,ao ., %a"
I,enbers have doc,, ro5 a.. sas
vote to abolish II ~ = .n,i. W."
means of nr~avert;ra - ~
lot be fouud Coach .to,"" eau
he Unlteryitv Of Chic,so -" ~
en- record MS urr;r, Tho man1s s1"
CT the forward noss ond ."~nns
humber of loss ,r,or,ant :
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-27
Money.

NEW YORK, Dec. 27.-Money or
cali firm; G@1S. Ruling rate is; clos
ing bid s; offered at II; time loans
dull but firm; co days, 10 to 10, and
90 days, 10 to -; G months. I to s.
Close, prime mercantile paper, no
S per cent: sterling exchange strong
with actual business in bankers bills
at tS5.05I fS5.1O for demand and at
4I9.5O@4I9.C5 for sixty day bills. Com.
merclal bills, 479. Bar silver, SAX.
Mexican dollars, H.. Government
bonds firm. Railroad bonds, lrregu-
lar.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-27

Uncle Joe Cannon can claim the
nique distinction OF being the on:Y
nan in the House OF Representatives
tho is entirely satisfied with the com
1ittee appointments.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-27

There is only one cheering hope hell
out in connection with the forthcom'
Ing Thaw trial, and that Is that there
will be no further mention Of dc.
TieHtia Americana"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-27

UNION STOCK. YARDS. PITTS.
BURG-Cattle-Supply light: steady;
choice, s5.id65.60; prime, s5.26@5.S5.
sheep-sunply, fair; stronger OH
best lambs, other grades slow: prime
wethers. s4.SOd5.OO; culls and com,
mon, si.58@2.58: lambs, s4.5eaG.35;
veal calves. sSyOO@S.50.
Hogs-Receipts fair, lower. all
grades, s4.75; roughs, s4.OOG4.g5,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-27

1t is to be hoped for his own sake
hat nobody will start a subscription
or a house when Admiral Evans ar
Ives In san Francisco.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-27

FOR reimbursement under
Famous store. Apply wyer & Mason.
1922 Main street.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-27

The man who has confidence In his
cause is usually the most successful
confidence man.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-27

FOR Rents room house on High
street. Apply to J. E. Morgan. II
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-27
Many Responses To
Our Urgent Appeal

Many responses are coming ip to our appeal to our subscribers ana
We appreciate to the highest extent their interest Ii. our affairs. sNeths
ing makes a newspaper feel more like shouting than to know that its sub
scrhes are interested In its publication and appreciate its efoftsiofhes
extent Of responding to its requests NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
One gentleman came in the Office. and said "My. time will NOT Ne me-
TIL February. but l see you are needing money and III will help you
any would as soon make an advance payment He left twot5 dollars
for our creditors. Another gentleman who WIS not paid In advance camel
in and said 81 thought of paying yous1OO this weekb but as you are needing
money now will make It two dollars. Those are the people We like To sk
come around and 1t is not saying too much to remark thatIorza any reasoI
able purpose the columns OF this paper are at the disposal Of such Peopi
to use In any effort to better the condition OF themselves, their friends a
their neghbors.
The 100000 has not yet been reached. not even the. first hundreis id
lars but This list shows that or enort has not been in vain and mad
more dollars will yet be sent In. The four magazines are still being give
out with a years subscription.
THE HONOR ROLL.
Adam Ross Floyd. 7c. I'D Coz. $780,
J"N. Haugh, $500. 4 CIV. Robinson $780,
!. n, retrick, $500. W5s: Brlsor. $780,
E L. Bhalngslea, $3.50. M H. KiakeaA# 5000 S
Andrew Broaden, csc. Morgan D &orr% $500
T. E Garner, 25c. ]. NJ. Holland, s1@s
J.R. tayne, $3.50. A. D. Tenant, st5o
d. F. Rogers, $500. NJ III antzs $500.
Alice E. Brown, s10o. Thornton FuKarty5 ST5c.
Mack Pierce, sl0O. Dr. j. Travis $780,.
Levi Thomas, SIC. Emery Anderson, $500.
John Huffman, s1O0. G. W. Hull $780,
:. A. Sumpter, $500, Jas. HaSker. $780,
Lamech Freeand, s1OO. J%E. PAUL. s1OO1
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-27

The calendar Aend is on the ram.
page again.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-27
SHOT HEART.
Wood County Man Meets Tragic End
While Out Hunting.


PARKERsRuRG. Dec. 27,-Two
hooting accidents occurred in the
over section Of this county on Christ.
mas one being that Of Charles HUFF,
man, who was shot through the heart
y the accidental discharge of his gun
white hunting.
In the other accident orlle Bennett
was rendered deaf and blind by a pre-.
nature discharge of a miniature eau.
on.
chandlee's Portrait Studio open to.
day. Your photo on post cards night
and day by the new Violet Rays; oy:
er Halls Flower Store. 2t
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-27

Mr.. Ellis Chandlee has opened a
new photo studio Over Halls Flower
Store on Main street, where he will
make cabinet, panel and post card
portraits, also the quick post card pic.
ture finished in Is minutes by the new
Artistic" light. He viii be open each
evening, Z to {. to take pictures dur;
Ing the holidays.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-27

FOR RENT-House of s rooms, bath;
between Second and Third streets,
CASTOR avenue, Apply b." this OF.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-27
WANTED

WANTEo-0ne No. 1 Smith Premier
typewriter. Must be n good one and
cheap. II. ct
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-27

FOR RENT2G room house. Locust
avenue, Apply Mrs. L. C. Book, zoe
Walnut avenue. l2.24.5t,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-27
INFANT is cRgMArEp AlIVs.
Home and Baby Lost White Hdsband
Worships and Wife Visits.


GREENsBuRG, Pa. Dec. 27.-The
home Of Mr. and Mrs Andy Dudeck
at Export, IA consumed by fire and
their three months old child was ere.
mated. Dudeck was at church and his
vile at a neighboEs house. The ehild
was asleep in an upstairsSrpom. The
origin Of the ireisa mystery.
Mrs pudeck with difficulty VA re-
strained from rushing into the burn
ing building to rescue her baby
chandlee's new photo studio omen
today over Halls Flower Store post
cards in15 minutes while yoa wait
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-27

WANTED Railway Mall Clerks.
$500 weekly. Examination soon.
Preparation free until appointed.
Franklin Institute, Rochester. N. Y. 81
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-27

LosT-Between the D. and o. depot
and New Central mines n IL size gold
case watch with 10 jewel Elgin move.
ment. Return 10 West Virginlan office
for reward. 23.2t
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-27
Treasury BALANCES.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 27:-The state
ment of the treasury balances in the
general fund, exclusive OF Che $3.50,
100000 gold reserve, shows;
Available cash balances, SEQ, $50.
9a5; gold coin and bullion, ss4,5O7,7 O$
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-27
FOR RENT

FOR RENT room house on CASTOR
avenue, all conveniences, sci per
month. Apply B. H. G., Box GG7,
City. 12-24.5t
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-09
NEW YORK STATE TENNIS.
Westfal Defeats Bull I'm First Round 0s
Play at Travers Island.

With sixty-eight players drawn, the annual
tournament for the lawn tennis championship
In mems single Of New York State started
yesterday on the courts Of the New York
Athletic Club. Travers Island. The list was
80 large that the committee had to observe
very strictly Ms rule regarding defaults. and
there were many yesterday.
One OF the best matches was that between
II. l.. Westfall Of the Kings County L. T. G.
and Charles NJ. Bull. Jr.. OF the Crescent A. c.,
in which the former player earned some
eradication after his discontinue In the
mixed doubles at Orange westfall won.
s-2, e.. Curiously enough. that IL the
same score by which Bull was put out lass
year in the first round Of the same cham
pionship. Harold H.. Hackett. the tourna-
ment winner and champion. doing the trick
then.
was suffering from a badly sprained right
wrist. had TO default 10 the frst round TO X.
Perry Of Park Hnl .-.
doubles at Westchsstsr kept some Of the frat
raters out Of the tournament and there vas
sS% as. %p Cdsns4, csuS SG peopis ie on pu aaS se ON g
tournament during the week Of the New YORK
state ,oS U6TH M Hc w.I e. Il an vas po,nssf 9 sos
some tournament our or other The summary:
,, Ssc yp 4. ps sssiis f Ps.r a1n. asis!ssd RoS.T.
Inm.n IVES, side T C.. defssssdw W. II. Hall. Orange
FRS, soSaSs-sSsSrss w s=.uns's He W.
S.IiT.s: FreseTSs q And.rssn. King. County
sks- George ? ToschaTd, Hamilton oTsngs
By default; Floyd Smith, New York 1T Q. DC:
feated ], b. Torrey. New York I. I. G.. By Default;
3 Rf p Z; 6; s' Tssi. S 81. f f. e 4 By :; ds sssts;' sE. s;sasH
? rOi Nsw YORK I. 7; defeated Walter L
Ocean G. G.. defeated @. =. Leland. New York
l. r. c.. defeated A. G. Bostwtck. West side T.
.!e-I,oGStWv Bepps,.. we:t sids T g. Dc,
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Elizabeth r. and c. c.. by detault;- W.. x, Gillette.
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