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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-16
GREEN RIvERITEs HERE.

Mayor Rod Mcdonald of Green Riv-
en- Utah and J. stigler OF Chicago. both
boomers of Mayor McDonalds town, are
in the city, talking up celebration
slated for the FIRST week in July
Green River Elgin and Little Valley
are going to be ut home again this year
as they were last year. when a delesa-
ton of Utah newspaper men were
shown tho planting OF peach orchard
This years two-day affair will be 10
show the state and world in general
what one year has done In the line OF
fruit growing. Green River district
has attracted hundreds of sturdy fam
lilies to Utah. and hns room for many
hundreds more As fruit country
Green River Is ssnexcelled anywhere AL
though not generally known the Green
River peaches and other fruits are 10
days earlier than the Palisade crops
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-16
INTERSTATE NEWS BRIEFS

Kane County Notes--This has been
cold and backward spring here Much
of the fruit is killed Much of the
lucern needs to be cut to start it 10
growing, as ii is frozen and growth
is retarded. Some Of the young peopi,
are migrating to more favorable clinies
TO make new homes for themselves.
Prof. Osmond's Lectures Elaborate
preparations are being made for the
lecture and musical recital to be given
in the stake tabernacle. Saturday eve
ming, June 10. 1908 by Prof. Alfred
Osmond. Prof. Gudmanson and Miss
Mabel Borg of the b. Y. university.
Prof. Osmond will deliver the most
popular of all his lectures. Comedy
and Life"
Emery News Bricfs--A baby girl
came to the home of Mr. and Mrs
George Williams, Wednesday. /.
Mr. and Mrs b. j. Peacock, ST., and
Mrs b. j. Peacock, Jr., returned Mon.
day from Sanpete and Sewer where
they Went on visit. Mr. los.
christensen and Miss Hannah Pea
cock leave here In the morning for
Manti The two are expected to re :
turn as one.
Spanish Fork Notes.-The recent
storms delayed the beet thinning, which
viii not be finished for some days.
c. NJ. Tweves, manager of the
independent Telephone. has resigned,
his successor being S. w. Hyatt OF
Bingham. Mr., and Mrs. Geo.
II. Lewis have been visited by the
stork, which left a son to bless their
home on the 9th. A son also came to
the home Of Mr., and Mrs. James Sven
sen on the 9th.
Park City Nolcs---Doctor G. NJ Will
SON delegate to the national Republic
can convention, left Saturday over the
Union Pacific for Chicago. The re-
mains OF Edwin Prudence. who was
killed while working at the Judge
building IN Salt Lake, came up on the
morning train yesterday Services
were held at his late residence, Bishop
Frederick Rasband of the L. d. S.
Church presiding, The remains were
shipped 10 Honefer this morning,
where interment Will take place.
The Fourth AT Pleasant Grove
quite an enthusiastic mass meeting OF
the citizens convened In the city hall
Saturday to elect a committee 10 ar
range for celebrating the Fourth. The
brass band was In attendance. The
following ladies' and gentlemen were
chosen az the executive committee; j.
d. Thorne, H. II, Halliday, Martin
Larsen, c. II, Wostphal, Amy Rosa,
Emma Larsen, +. S. HUMPHREYS. for
Pleasant Grove r. u. Wadley. Manila;
ben Walker Jr. and A. l.. cullimore,
IAnden. rousing good old time. IL
anticipated from such an executive
committee
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-16
HUNGRY MAN GETS A MEAL.

a foreigner. whose name could not he
understood by tho police. was brought
into police headquarters this morning
by Special officer c. c. Riley. from
east South Temple street, In front OF
the J. ~. Wood residence. The man was
lying on the sidewalk moaning nnd
when taken to the station all he could
say was that he was hungry and with
out money. DR.. Stewart was called To
see the man and stated that he was not
i'll but hungry He was taken into the
jail and given good meal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-16

committees. The Mozart hall corner
Of First West and First South has
been allotted TO the Second, Third and
Sixth wards. The basement of the
old westinghouse FOR Pleasant View
Vineyard Tlmpanoogos, Lake View
and Provo Fourth ward and the FIRST
ward social hall corner of Second
South and First East, for the First and
Fifth wards of Provo.
POLITICAL BEES.
Attorney D. ID. Houtz, the present
district attorney, has announced hIm-
self as a candidate for the seat upon
the bench. having made the announce
ment, causes two candidates to s.ring
up for the district attorneyship. At
torneys William f. Rydalch and Har-
Yey Cluff are both after the plum
Though early in the game, both have
strong followers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-16
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-16

posite the westinghouse where the
ground was broken for the beginning
of the work on a new building. One
hundred people. men women and chill
dren pulled the pillow, which was held
by President Andrew Kimball Here
the people hope to rear magnificent
building, in keeping with the progress
sive spirit of the times and equal to
the demand of this growing stake of
Zion,
resolution against baseball play
ing on Sunday and other Sunday desc
Grafton was unanimously adopted at
the stake conference and very strong
sentiment expressed against the saloon
with united determination To rid the
valley of the liquor traffic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-16
OLE FoLKs, ENrERrA1NMENr.
MORoNI.
BOY DRAGGED TO DEATH.
Little Dallin Nelson Meets Shocking
Eate-Other Accidents.

Special Correspondence
Moroni, Sanpete Co., June 1s.-On the
sth inst. while driving calf, the horse
rode by julius Christensen of this
place, stepped into badger hole, fall
ing upon Mr.. Christensen, breaking
ana dislocating his shoulder.
On the evening of the 18th, James
Tidwell, the livery man, received a bad
Kick in the stomach, while unhar-
Messing horse in his stable. The full
extent OF his injuries is not yet known
although they are very serious.
SHOCKING DEATH OF BOY.
About dusk last night, Dallin Nelson,
the ll-year-old son of Daniel c. and
Cecilia Nelson, led one of their horses
TO water. and while the horse was
drinking the boy tied the rope around
his body. The horse took fright and
dashed down the footpath. dragging
the boy against trees and fences,
breaking nearly every bone in his
body. The boy was dragged the length
of city block when he became free
from the rope. He was carried into
his home by his Mortified mother but
expired in about 10 minutes. The COM
munity deeply sympathizes with the
bereaved family.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-16
I oday sOgden News
S plea. His case viii be heard later
JUNCTION CITY BRIEFS.

Electric Supply Co.---Articles OF In :
corporation of the Electric supply and
Fixture company were filed with the
county clerk yesterday afternoon. The
officers and directors of the concern
are: r.. w. Nichol, president: A. 4.
Wright, vice president u. c. Eccles,
treasurer: G. j. Humphris. secretary
A. Il. Lawrence, director. The capital
stock OF the company is $4,000, divided
into shares of the par value OF 81 each.
Special Train to Dcnyer---A number
of the prominent Democrats of Ogden
are making arrangements with tie
Democrats of Salt Lake City and the
Union Pacific Railroad company for Il
special train to Denver for the national
convention which meets there July 3.
burglars Enter Studio--Ycsterday
when w a. stark who runs a small
Photographic car In u vacant lot north
of the George A. Lowe company, opened
up Monday morning, he found that
burglars had been In the place the
previous night and stole q couple OF
kodal<s valued at s33 and number
of other articles of value. The matter
was reported to the police Immediately
but thus far the officers have been UNI
able to get any clue.
Another Courthouse Wcdding--At
the court house, George Derrick Folk
man, the Marrying Elder" who per-
formed the ceremony which united
Mabel Cutler, the daughter of the gov
ernor of the state, and Thomas e. But
Ter, as man and wife OBLIGATED in an
other match late Saturday afternoon
that promises 10 be popular through
out the country. The bride in the last
match is reported to be Della Pringlo,
an actress of national reputation, and
Cecil X. Van Anker of Denver. After
the performance OF the ceremony. Elder
Folkman was given a handsome fee
and the couple left for the depot, where
they took train for northern honey
moon which will include tine Yellow
stone park.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-16

Ivory Soap is a bath
soap; a toilet soap; a
fine laundry soap. With
it the Head Of the House
can keep his hands and
face and body clean.
So can the Youngster,
who will some day be
the head of his own
house.
AS for the Wife and
Mother, she finds it in
valuable for preserving
the beauty of her table
linen, her laces, curtains,
cut glass and a hundred
other articles in which
she takes special pride.
Ivory Soap
SO 4>10o Per Gent. Pure.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-16
THATCHER, ARIZONA
NEW ACADEMY BUILDING.
Ground Broken for Magnificent Struct-
Irc-- Against sunday Dissertation.

Special Correspondence.
Thatcher. Ariz., June S.--I.ast night
closed a largely attended aud very in
teresting stake conference held In the
grove at Layton. Mosdames Hyde and
Nibley of the general board of Relief
society were in attendance at the Re-
lief society conference Friday after
noon and Saturday forenoon.
on Saturday, June 6, representatives
of the people of the stake assembled
in the academy hall here and enjoyed
an interesting program. Addresses
were made by the stake presidency
and members OF the board of educa-
ton, after which all repaired to ihe
grounds, a full city block west and OPP
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-16
OLD FOLKS entertainment,
Arrangements About Completed for
Gala-Political Bees.

Special Correspondence.
Provo June 16.-The city fathers met
last evening, and after roll call. ad-
iourned to meet Wednesday night,
June II.
OLD FOLKS ENTERTAINMENT.
Arrangements for the banqueting Of
the old folks from Salt Lake City, Pro-
vo and vicinity. are about perfected.
The city has been divided into three
districts, each ward VIII see that the
aged of their own wards are cared for
at the places designated. The visit
ing aged will be divided into three and
viii be taken care of by the respective
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-16
CHANGES HIS PLEA
PROVO DEPARTMENT

The
D.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-16
$500 Wash Suits, $751;

Excellent quality 'Linene" in all
shades and combination OF colors.
Prince Chap jackets. single or double
breasted. gored circular skirt. Posi-
, lively t worth $500 50! This S6.7S
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-16
$12 Misses Wash Suits, S.. so

The jauntiest suit we have ever shown
for little women and misses. White
Rep. coat is single breasted, hip length,
skirt is circular with one row OF de-
tachable buttons down the front. Posi-
lively worth $1,000. This Ga IN
week they'll go at........ RosoV
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-04
@@0nERS AND
uae Tim FleRT

OAKLAND Cal. July 4.-John
HrrOs 2 contracting plasterer, Is
~ t@e e~tral emergency hospital
todBs. stssling from a dislocated
steOlttnse lWe numerous cuts on his
vscss ,0s areas, inflicted by three
w.gre tsesss who broke into his
sonsa Boz might. and were routed
l0oe a pVe cattle. Max DegEett.
onae a. ho eosserH, Is under arrest.
do r0s wssa had a large sum Of
w9cnsy 10 es eoHse AZ the time, was
avs0ornsaS o. the robbers and gave
Uc6b re ytsi beaten up badly and
sdOato ososssiy have been killed
t0GS -ans so @llls for helpearoused
0ae, nskAghposs'S who called the po.
lIrGh
MhlsR The pellce arrived two OF
sho tkmoo ssaeA4 shair aeoaea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-04
Grandma German Usurps
the Privilege Of the
Little God.
Re-Uniles Divorced Couple
Whose Children She
Was Keeping

Cupid ls not a young diplomatic
chap with a bow and culver OF
arrows
@That description viii do for the
past. but the upto dose Cupid is
a benevolent old edy.
Aud her name Is Mrs Agnes ].
German -Gfandma German. II
years old. whose humble little
home for children. AZ 1916 seventh
av.. tries TO bring together the
homeless child and childiess home
About one year ago. Mr. and Mrs.
Julius Myle d@ded that life was
lutolerable in each others society.
and a divorce was secured
when che court decree was sign.
ed. four young children we're de.
prived 81 n mothers and father :
love and care.
The little ones we're taken TO
Grandma Germans Home for CHI.
dren. Along wlih score OF other
children. whose fathers and moth.
cra we're dead OF had deserted
them. the Myie children played
and had their childish troubles.
Resuws for Children.
Roth father and mother of these
children went their separate paths.
A few days ago Mrs Julia Myle
found herself comfortable with this
worlds goods and her mother love
reverted to her children. To think
was 20 act and she was soon on
her way 10 Grandma Germans
home to zee her children.
:, Could she take her babies and
raise them with all a mothers
love- Would Grandma German re.
fuse 10 allow mother 10 care
FOR her own flesh and hloodg
Grandma German was willing
and as The mother was pouring out
her heartfelt thanks there came a
ring from the door bell and IN
walked Mr.. Julius Myle.
For moment there was an en-.
hafrRasina silence as the divorced
pair gaxed AT each other. The
father had longed 10 see his chill.
dren and By strange coincidence
hs1 chosen the same DAY for his
visit as had HIS divorced wife.
Parents Are Reconeiled.
W.T. Cupid Grandma German was
n0 embarrassed She made hay
Artfuliy the benevolent old lady
ahuweA them that their children
were entitled 20 their united love
ana care. and before long the a.
yorced couple agreed to remarry
Losing no time Grandma Cor.
man accompanied the father and
mother TO the court house.
GRANDMA German walked into the
county auditors office and asked
for a marriage license.
For yourselff" asked the incred.
sloss clerk.
"lpsced. not, for this father and
aciAer," answered Grandma Cor.
maa The same day the marriage
ceremony was performed.
Reunitea AZ last father and moth.
~ ana children decided to make
their hemo Ia the mountains acI'~<s
Il ~ go Before they left. Grand.
ess Gorss<n filled a big basket with
d. aesetss a. them 10 enjoy on the
trip.
Grasama Germans Home for
Cbiklrcn viii be Incorporated some
Tina tsls month II Is the inten.
tHs Of Grandma German 10 build
q esw aeine next year. exclusively
Tot bas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-04
Conservatives Are First on
The Field and Are
Busy.
Ssdas to DOnsIAaA bsn-
Ooslie CGwalics AMI
@
Phlfaml
~ LINcoLN ]. sTssseNs.
(cepss sxhs. isos, NewW@er
eM In y We Assoc s~sioe


DENVER. Colo. July g.
In me specify the spirit with
wiwch ! should like 20 approach
with you the national convcn-
lies Of the democratic party |
IA a voter; not only a feport-
Of. understand. but a citizen
TO | assume you arc like
wise 4 citizen, not merely a
reader scanning the paper idly
for news or entertainment. but
- one 81 the misssns Of citi-
xens who are looking. like me,
FOR light upon osr ne ~ the
laSh,y tool. the ballot Be
cause there are SO o&ny Of u,
entered far apart we cannot
do much all by ourselves We
arc ia need OF parties to get
together in. Some of us have
a party now. some us have
none At the nalioasl repub-
liean convention ! pointed uM
what everybody saw. that the
conservatives had won.
There was a contest there T.
Where Is the same contest on
here. II looked in Chicago.
asa il looks in Denver. as il
we were in a struggle between
inca. groups OF men. but really
II is only that big. deep. ever
Lasting conflict between the
forces OF nature which make
for change and progress and
those who would keep things
as they arc. The parallel IS
striking Roosevelt. at Wash
ington. dominated the rcpub-
lican convention. Bryan, at
Lincoln. rulcshcre. Neither of
these leaders is beloved by his
party. Their organizations
hate them both. Obedience is
given with reluctance They
are treachcrous and desperate.
The reason Is that both the
old party OF CARNATIONS are cor
rup,. They have served. and
they are devoted to the inter
eats which corrupted them and
j. still corfupting them.
But the people OF the coun-
Try, enlightened by exposures.
aos~d by humiliations and
defeats, have developed public
opinion at last. Roosevelt and
Isvyss p<rsoniiy in their re-
sssctive parties that public
csesnioa In other woris. tie
steam roller" at Chicago wss
tse people SO here it isn't
lsyas. but His Masters
Nsce." that The organization
S~ms Go otses | mean
'spxmsk" It's all q prctsnse
sss, and VA all iraua IN Chi
csGp. Roosevelt didst have
oe<s ,ease. lie ikir wis al
( ,sssRo lie only seemed TO.
The conservatives Aon there,
ssl they hops to win here The
as< SO ent womissteA TAFT thas
ss,ss atu0, oil nc dad succeed
10 dung Tar j. conservative
To. sea . c@ SsSyatiye npmio-
s,co. R.Sse a liberal, neg
iccxec he pIatGgm arr the
vice presidency Naturally the
oresm "a, am Ns&rd tne oppw-
tonits, drew no a CEN sxsystivs
vls ss0w. sn0 Nominated 20
vice orxH0suS "a osao am ssp
crswuss bwab At hG ana 10
6 sm@v rss he sc~S pot o%ssS
" bas6 bic o. ssadsat has 0sxo
/ CHUNG ell bay ase. o
so mnSxEf ehaOUr ,ttaTe lxoSe
ever, tie e,Wss~SatiSc s sTe
mak.ne the republican, party,
IT1s,lsaod ~. esSe a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-04
From Small Boy Up Every
one Observes Independ-
ence Holiday.
Crswk LSa~ Cis br
On by in vstk
on hxut,ik

Co. hssdrcA aaa thirty.two yoaW
agO EDDY cor fofefatAera WAe@blcd
at Fseiel Asol aea procH iIses 10
the wsslS tselr eessp sd~ce The
s0~ aastts sksc se86 that s-oept.
- taem - take 10 sse TO- The
liberty u tseir children is prsAom.
inaa teasy. ia rus riot through
the veWs Of every AmeFicau. In
whMeyer nect o. esrnaf of the
globe she Americas il. To- - iA
being eelehFatsA % 0tltst style
The fortituas Of the courageous
nee who braycly stood ~ aud dc,
ciafrt for liberty and then fousi
tsss their children mlsht enHy that
liberty. u being reviewed and the
patriotism 81 the eo0tFy accelsf
ated
Tho uo sssv Of - Fourth was
uHssrvd W. ~ The rxesUs eu ef
craeSeFs FROM tie sas Dc o. yvana
America up earlier than any eth ~
day IN The year. huurs -, - b.
later than Hart" ncFuas the street
or Johnny in the next bmrk
crosses Ls~se CITY.
Later on came ~ crowds trser
bS 70 the acWsi. Dsnc wlth bss
keia rosng far aNAy from the nolny
clty a. aeud the - quietly with
Mother Nature. some 10 the scenic
hot Springs 10 enjoy a mounls1sa
"'ltiuK and an oid fashioned picnic
some armed with baskets. ham.
mocka and other accessories for an
enjoyable outing a the Firat Pros
byssrian picnic ~ Nstthrap. I.s4s
came the capitalist IN his n.psor car
20 spena the - amsu bis hessoa.
his lee and his slse flse~n cattle
q bis summer enose
The wntcFfroat ~ q sssen< ~ &C.
uvity dnrlsg ibs isorst,H uueheei
crpNts ogf tho way 70 boats filllnA
me air vita the coesM,lsN spirit
81 the holiAsY Attiree In gay sum
mer ciothcs. ase care free. they
strcRmed 10 the different plefa
many 10 the Yosemite. whicA car.
riod Seattle kniRhss n pyts = %
Hogs canal the Alps Of Ameri.
ca, bent - celebrates ire day ln
'ta'hs - NJ h.hs asepS pAht
'ue me oost pl.yes patriotic airs
al''h ~. " ~ sn"t ots"Fs SflRhl'
~ wends1 their way 81 ~ deeS
where the Fuyuriie iay, irsepesi
lightly Gown The CIV pbnk and -.
tablishe1 theaseiyes comfortably
about the boat eaAar To reach IN
t'n, HsIo ~ .ss f"Hss0 are
hHa.ins Uii} Nlfs oipffs. ssw cmK
'tSss. lnFlnans
- uAn'' 49, 20 ess@s ~"
s~ 100 % oeSs tas prepared
a.
nc eAts we're lsssnsss III 6y.
@seests ~ e"' 80 Ftes We Ssss
,Alhs u" hs@esy efeFeW *'re
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sso 'ss sS - 81 q nun
" cos, e@sv esHsss ~ y
r. doseH cet 20 ies ~ ~ ensl
Isasest ~ 20 rese isfsea3D Hsd TO
sestos Jun ts@@' wesse Inc Sosasa
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F"iis aee eeesc
9 fH atsSes ls"a Wiesxsarels
iwe' 'eos ess ~ re v0vs sssae ~
sss~a . q sNesSs ssetSss Aso-
sssien 80 fssednao oirdsas.s Safsest
~, fe'asss ESQ suSsss v"tr' be
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dssoe''o's 10 ~ vosstS Ybs ssssa
sos % hs boo vnsscs aps ess
voe Co~eur3ss sses-uoao~ Co wHs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-04
BITTER WAKE UP SHERIFF SMITH, AND CATCH THIS CRIMINAL
| What's the Best Thing y.
To Do on the Fourth q

man To do on the Fourth ~ July y
in this country. Most interesting
Go about the business OF restor.
Ing representative government In
the United sta,e0 bClcarning the
way to DO this himself aud using his
influence with others. There can
b. no higher patriotism than this
We can never stamp out present
corruption, sapping the life OF the
nation, until every Individual eisincn
recognizes his responsibility and
daty TO his country.
FRANCIS ]. HENEY.
San Francisco. Cal.
@ -
In studying socialism. the most
vital question OF our day-one
which. believe. II rightly under.
stood BY our people. would result
in cur becoming the lndeI~g dent
men and women we have so Ions
Iblindly believed We were
ROSE PASTOR STOKES.
stWnford. Conn.
Arise eayly. sing the long metre
doxology. hang out the flaK. sting
My Country. Tis OF Thee" give
nte and baby an outing. iook pleas.
ant. be patriotic. observe the golden
rule. make The children happy by
giving them plenty 81 fireworks.
After the fun Is over say your pray.
ers and 30 to bed
ANTHONY coMsToCK.
New York
Help the Kids have a good time
n ypn've got any time Ieit over.
ass sonx lsere Kids
LEW FIELDS.
CxlsAisa0sts
NysArE DREssG.ER.
SsSx Yssae
o. 70 To- l-sn comes. II there
aass .s-s b your town. 80 70
sses~x stssI gss place
) NAPOLEON LAJoIE.
clsSsasns~s
ess sesysss happy and salt for
sth~ sss'ssssa0e
CsUCK coNNoRs.
C1ssagssssaG Nov York.
flEssa 30 Of Joy Tor the child
usss Ssss . racket and din. Let
s~.~s s-ae their fin Of such pleas.
,se y s@sssa can do nothing bet.
- uyss ess rstend the play Of
lss sena o. her noighboss children.
ltsf sss ssess b cas- sake lel enc boys
- ,ebasl sses their own way today,
snas CLARENCE BURNS.
%&us xs.sa
q Us Sses sssa6sSs ~ htNh best Nppi
nag " 0ss eese. the civic risf
edsnsrgsSt - tis community, and
% ssssesess .sssn Of our country
oaJus asa besssm OF the legallzed
ssessr eoenlSr
LnA&ss ~ n STEVENS.
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