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let to Gimbel brothers of Milwaukee, who
submitted plans i'll competition with one
other Milwaukee firm and three Chicago
firms. In the conversation room in the
basement of the new part, there is an i'm
mense fireplace at one end and there are
large beams in the ceiling, all appro-
prately decorated. On the wall q hunt
ing scene frieze adds life and color to the
room. The furniture is in the old Ger
man style, and is designed to inspire
feeling of comfort and good cheer. The
main clubroom on the first floor of the
remodeled part is decorated in colonial
style. The furniture is mahogany,
oriental rugs are used for the floor, the
walls are covered with linen-colored tap
eStry cloth.
Many Delightful Rooms
The dining room in the remodeled part
has a burlap dado and grape design
fresco above this. The furniture is oak.
In the dining room Of the new part there
is a fine set of carved oak furniture
This room and the billiard room, (Which
will contain two billiard tables and one
pool table,, as well is partly paneled
Above the paneling in the dining room
the walls are covered by Walter Cranes
we'll known Orange-branch paper. Among
the more attractive rooms on the second
floor of the remodeled club house, men
and library, finished in green and tan
with rush fiber furniture The card
room, ladies' reception room. breakfast
ROOM and the halls and the various
chambers for transients are all also
appropriately decorated and furnished.
The clubhouse as it stands at present
contains twenty-one sleeping rooms, of
which a sufficient number will he re-
served for transients. In addition to this
there are ten other rooms for club pur-
poses. There are about 800 resi-
dent members, of which $50 are I'M
connected with the university and about
$50 are members of the faculty. In ad-
dition to this there will be about 300
nonresident members.
Owned by Stock Company.
The building corporation is a stock
company with S150,000 capital stock, of
which So, 600 has been subscribed bv
255 stockholders. The cost of the prop
erty as it now stands is So, 900 when
the building is finally completed, with
the new wings. it will cost with The
land upon which it stands in the neigh
borhood of 100000.
The officers of the club are Burr w.
Jones, president, class of 10, University
of Wisconsin; Howard L. Smith, vice
president, class of '01; NJ f. Fox, treas
urer, class of '02; e. B. Evans. secre-
tary, class of '06. Boston university.
The officers of the holding corporation
are f. ID. Turneaure, president, class of
80, Cornell; Justice Joshua E. Dodge.
vice president, class of 10, Iowa college:
Allen. secretary, class of 90, University
of Wisconsin.
The club will be opened about Jan
uary 10.
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FATHER DENIS ]. STAFFORD DEAD.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. Jan. 4.-Rev.
Father Denis J. Stafford, d. D., pastor
Of St Patrick's Roman Catholic church
in this city, and one of the most noted
clergymen in the country. died at y
O'Clock yesterday afternoon at provi-
dence hospital. following an operation
last Tuesday. Father Stafford was II
years of age He was ordained to the
priesthood December 10. 1885. His emil
nence as Il Shakespearean scholar. pull
widely recognized. The principal cause
Of death was cirrhosiS of the liver. His
health had been failing since last June.
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THIS RABBI USES A CLUB.

CHICAGO. ILL.,, Jan. 4-Dressed in
the garb of rabbi, Policeman James
J. Roach last evening dispersed crowd
If hoodlums who short time before
lad stoned Rabbi William Cobb. Angered
at the attack. the policeman forgot his
costume and welding his club and sud
ienness and vigor put the surprised mob
% flight.
The policeman upon being told of the
attack on the rabbi decided as a bit of
strategy to don the rabbits robe. Roach
vas promptly showered with missiles by
he mob when he appeared on the street
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DAVID LAWTON DEAD.
Leading Manufacturer of Racine Expires
Member of Many Fraternal
Organizations.

RACINE, Wis, Jan. 6.-[SpeciaL j
David Lawton, one of the oldest manu-
facturers and merchants in this city,
died this morning of paralysis. Mr. Law
ton was born in England in 1885, and
came to this county in 1912. He was a
farmer up to 1860 when he came to Ra-
cine and established the Belle City Man
ufacturing company and also conducted
a large feed and agricultural implement
store. Mr. Lawton had been a member
of the board of education and of the city
council He was an Elk, a member Of
the Royal Arcanum, of the st. George
society and other Organiza tons. He
leaves a wife and three daughters.
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BERLIN HAS A MYSTERY
NO CLUE TO THE MURDERER OF
HERR LEHMANN.
Rich Bachelor Who Loaned Money al
Low Rates of Interest Found
Slain in His Home.

BERLIN, Jan. 4.-MOre than a score
of clues have been followed up by the
Berlin police in connection with the mys-
FERROUS murder of Herr Max Lehman.
but none of them has proved successful.
The crime is one of the most mysterious
that has taken place here in years.
Herr Lehman. the victim, was a
bachelor of considerable means; who in
addition to other speculations lent money
at low rates of interest TO small trades
men. He lived alone in a fat, did his
own cooking, and was very reserved in
his ways. He had lived in London sew
eral years, spoke fluent English and was
well known TO the American and Eng
lish colony in Berlin.
Lehmann's landlord having seen moth
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A HUNTER IS MURDERED
John Camp Shot Down by Stranger
Whom He Refused Shelter for
the Night.

MARINETTE, Wis. Jan. 6.-[Spe-
ciaL John Camp, a hunter and trap
per, living near the village Of Fence, in
Florence county, was murdered Satur-
day night by a stranger who became an
CRY because Camp would not keep him
in his cabin over night. Camp was shot
through the leg with buckshOt and died
the next morning from loss Of blood.
The wounded man was rushed to Flor
ence but he died q the way. Camp
gave a good description of the man and
sheriffs of this section have been mott
God
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REWARD FOR HONESTY,
Pennsylvania Finds $4,000 in Negotia-
Bile Paper and Is Given $500 Bond
by the Loser

POTTSEILLE, Pa. Jan 4-Law-
renee Prickett, a draughtsman employed
at the plant Of the Eastern Steel com
pany at this place, returning from holi-
day witt to New Jersey, picked up in q
Pullman car package containing $500
in gold bonds and $500 more in nego-
table paper. Having communicated
with Philadelphia broker, he ascer-
tanned the owner and returned to him the
money by express. Yesterday his hon
esty was rewarded by the gift of 5000
United States gold bond from the
owner.
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Death of Charles M. Macdonald.

LA CROSSE. Wis, Jan. 6-[Special.l
Charles NJ Macdonald, who for many
Years was a prominent figure in the lum-
Der world at the time of the development
of the industry in the northwest, died
at his home here today, aged So. He was
associated with his brother, the late
Capt. d. A. Macdonald. The firm retired
from the lumber business about ten
years ago.
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ICE BOATS IN A CRASH
Rev. Gilmore and Sons Narrowly Escape
Death on Mendota-One Boy
Fractures Leg.

MADISON, Wis, Jan. 6.-[Speciall
Rev. F. \. Gilmore, pastor of the
Unitarian church. his two sons, Robert
and Albert, aged 10 and u years re-
spectively, and 15-year-old girl. had a
narrow escape from death yesterday
afternoon in a head-on collision on Lake
Mendoza, between Gilmore's twelve-foot
iceboat and a thirty-footer run by two
university students. one of whom was
ErdaIl OF St. Paul. Both boats were 60
ing fast in a heavy wind. The son
Robert. sustained a double fracture of
the leg and all of the others were badly
bruised
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SHE SUES FOR $4,000.
Mrs. Catherine Ryan Brings Action Be-
cause Husband Was Electro
Cufed

OSHKOSH, Wis, Jan. Special. ]
Through her attorneys. Mrs. Catherine
Ryan. Administrative of the estate of
Dennis Ryan, has filed a summons and
started an action for $4,000 damages
against the Oshkosh GasHght company
for the death of her husband. Mr.. Ryan
was killed in this city in July. 1907 by
coming in contact with a live wire while
he was tieing his horse to a hitching post,
having come in from the country to view
a street parade. 1t is claimed that the
eIectrocution was the result of careless
ness. on the part of the company.
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GRAND JURY FOR BANKS
Financial Conditions in New
York City.

NEW YORK, Jan. ca special grand
jury to investigate the administration Of
banking and other financial institutions
in this city was sworn in today The
appointment Of this jury was requested
by District Attorney Jerome as a result
Of some Of the charges Of misconduct of
certain bankers which were made during
the recent banking troubles in New
York. Justice Bowling Instructed the
jury that those who have violated the
financial trust reposed in them should be
held to strict accommodating
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Celebrate Golden Wedding.

GRAND RAPIDS, Wis. Jan. 4.-[Spe-
Gallon Sunday, January 5 Mr.. and Mrs.
A. L. Gross will celebrate the fftieth ami
residents. Mr.. Gross was born in West
Prussia in 1881. Coming to America at tn
age of 81, he landed at New York. but re-
manned there only a short time and came
TO Wisconsin the same year, in 1856. Two
years later he was married TO Miss Palan-
sky, and together they have resided in
Wood county ever since.
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HOB TRIES TO KILL JAPANESE.

OGDEN, Utah. Jan. with cries
of Hang the Japs" a mob of 200 men
invaded the Japanese quarters here. but
the timely arrival of the police prevented
bloodshed. The trouble was brought
about by the replacing of number of
white laborers with japanese ut the
Hartman icehouse in the railroad wards.
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STORK ON WAY TO MADRID.
Another Royal Babe Expected by Span
ish Queen.

MADRID. Jan. 4.-Although his Do
sition as heir to the throne of Spain re-
mains unchallenged, the baby Prince of
the Asturias is likely before very long,
to encounter serious rivalry in the royal
nursery, as the gorgeous cradle which
forms the resting place of royal Spanish
babies is expected to have a new occu-
pant in the coming spring.
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NEW KING DEMOCRATIC,
Gustave of Sweden to Abolish Pompous
Ceremonies of Parhament-Sub-
jectS Like New Plans.
STOCKHOLM. Jan. liking Gu

STOCKHOLM. Jan. liking Gus
tave today made known his Intention OF
abolishing the pompous ceremonies with
which the Swedish parliament III the
past has been opened. His majesty says
these obseryances are Il relic of meGiae-
valism and inappropriate to modern
and progressive nation. This step. to-
gether with the abolition of the corona
ton ceremonies recently ordered by the
King. is hailed with great appreciation
throughout Sweden as initiating new
and democratic era.
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RIPPER AGAIN ABROAD.
Berlin Fiend Entices Little Girl Into
Hallway and Slabs Her.
RFRIIN. Jan. 6.-AnOtheI

BERLIN. Jan. 6.-Another mysteri-
Gus Ripper crime was committed last
night in the suburb of Charlottenburg
\ little girl + years old was enticed into
the hallway of a house and fatally
stabbed in the abdomen. No trace OF
the criminal has been found.
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Reward for Riders.

FRANKFORT, Ky. Jan. Gov
Wilson today issued a proclamation in
which he offered a reward of $500 for
the conviction of any person implicated
in the raids of the night riders in the
dark tobacco belt. This action was the
result Of raid made upon Russellyille.
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Like Mills Pioneers Die.

LAKE MILLS, Wis, Jan. 4.-IS pe-
cial. 1.-Two of the oldest citizens of this
city died Yesterday of pneumonia, one
being Mrs. Benjamin Odiorne, aged 81
the other l.. T. Whitney. aged 81. Mr.
and Mrs. Whitney recently celebrated
their Sixty-third wedding anniversary
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Armnur Students to Camn-

MARINETTE, Wis, Jan. 4.-[Spe-
cial. 1.-The civil engineering students
of the Armour institute of Chicago
will go into camp next summer for six
weeks on the Menominee river at
Pembine Dam, forty miles from here
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Denver Editor Expires.

DENVER, Colo, Jan. 4.-Wiliam l..
Daley, who with William \. Byers, found
ed the Rocky Mountain News in 1859. died
yesterday after illness of several months
Before coming to Colorado Mr.. Daley was
connected with newspapers in Iowa and
Nebraska.
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No Session of Congress-,

WASHINGTON. D. c., Jan. 6.-The
Senate was in session only four minutes
of Senator Mallory of Florida. The
House of Representatives also adjourned.
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Leading Presbyterian Expires.

PHILADELPHIA Pa, Jan. 6.-Rev,
DR.. James NJ. Crowell, for sixty years
prominent in the Presbyterian church, Is
dead, aged 81.
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PERSONAL

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Times Once lvI-s7r
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BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHWEST.

GoLDENBERGS 9Th and * SITS. NV.
>. KAHN, SONS Z CO. 6th and .=arket space
GREENS CAPITAL A D V K x I 1 y G
AGENCY, 1lft 18th ST. NV.
w E McNULTY, Cigar store. 18th and p NV.
= FRENCH SIMPSON, cor. 7th ST.. Rhode
Island ave, and r ST. NV.
u. 4. BUTTS PHARMACY, 4th st. and
Massachusetts ave nv.
CHAS. c HORNUNG. Christiani Pharmacy.
sw. cor. 7th and II sts. NV.
SANFOtD'S PHARMACY, New York ave.
ond North Capitol street
X A NEITCH. 10th and II SIS. NV.
QUIGLEY'S PHARMACY, 2lst and O SITS NV
8 "a WAGNER & CO., LIST and II SITS. NV.
i. T. TAHLOE, cor. 9Th and P SIS. NV.
NICHOLS PHARMACY. 18th and Pa-ave.nw.
PARK ROAD PHARMACY. 18th * Park road
MATTINGLY'S PHARMACY, 18th and /.
X -. HOWARD, 14th and W
y '. POITIE, 1873 BrightwOod ave.
AALTBH'S PHARMACY. 1851 Calvert St
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SELECT ROOMS AND APARTMENTS

THE VAN DYKE. American and European.
Sd and y NV. furnished rooms. bachelor
apartments; special dinner. 8 20 7 p NJ sun
day ? 70 p M Expert Chinese cook. Phone
N 5662- ap2s-5Jt
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HOME NEEDS.

WE TAXI Up free Of charge All carpets
We cle2ns l9 years experience Of cleaning,
making, laying and repairing let Us give
you our estimate PRYOR & CARTER. Z512
l4Lh 81. nv. Phone Columbia &c.
lel3-sa. N. B-e9t
HIGH GRADE furnace work ana g.nnIng,
largest operations in ut Pleasant. reason
able rates. prompt and accurate service LEO.
y. GCEIZLNGER. Zly8 14La S. Phone ~. f1aQ.
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YOUR MATTRESS carefully renovated and
made comfortable as new a. small cost. You
can see your WORK done Factory ana sales
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

DEBT5 COLLECTED ON COMEfssTON
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BRADFOED's DETECTIVE AGENCY. su!ts
- Colorado BUILDING 1f-h ana u. Expert
tEFessiE CATIONS any Cause. All sections
Strictly confidential Phone Main -. Nigh.
call &C-Ia 4545- MORGAN EElAETOED. j..
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HIGHEST cash prices paid for cast-On cloth
Ing; ladies' or gents; secondhand shoes.
etc: drop postal. 4 VIII call; or phone n.
S250. n 5. kEBESKY, 1896 7th st nv.
my26-90t-eXSu
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

DON'T LET the moths eat your cloIhssl
Highest cash prices paid for casJ-off clothes.
shoes. has. etc Drop postal. Phone LIN
coin "a.
JACOB GRITZ. SIS sth st. Sc.
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II YOU WISH advice and information m
any subject. consult Ar. T. 1Ill0a and ger
a palm reading o. psychic reading. lIr Nil
Jon also teaches LgEl1--sl and mental hyD-
no-c sugseSt+J1s- Phone A1ll 81 81 Eve
% 81 NV ruy1g-s5-
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FOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED ROOMS

\ ST l445-Beautful front room: windows,
price. $40. well kept house. Phone. Il
ELM ST NV, 674-WhIte, one unfuraisaeG
room Tor rent. u
c Ne. Zs-Three unfurnished rooms. Ught
housekeeping; SO. jyIs-St
c ST. sW-. l236-Large UNFINISHED rooms,
near department; one s. or two 81 5yI4-2t
srH NV, 12zf-NewIy papered unfurnIshe6
rooms private oells water IN rooms. jyIi-2J
B ST. Sc, I2f7-Large Unfurnished front
rOoms sn4taple for gentleman with own fur
nlture. one block from Lincoln Park 1yI4-2t
F ST. Ne, l25S-Three rooms sIftabIe fo-
small family; s. month lyIs-5t
ID ST Ne. S5s-Four rooms. 1st floor: Light
housekeeping tvIs-5r
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NON-bIEDICAL HEALING.

The Junod AethOd-lT1e Vacuum)-0f HYPE-
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IMPOSSIBLE FOR FULL PARTECU L.GES
ana FREE CONSULTATION see
PROF n y. y. PARKER
l42f New York Ave y ".
Hours. - 20 s. Sundays, % 70 Z
Lady Assistant
Read Non-Aedical Healing next SATURDAY
and sunday, Times uyz5-cr
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MODELS OF attractive facs and figure vi,
be paid Tor their services; work not din
cult. Apply AZ la G 81. Nv, care Of Bella
Studio. mys-50t
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ATTORNEY. p o BOX. 81. CITY.
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MEDICAL TREATMENT.
WE CuRE VOL

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WHERE TO MARKET.

H. KATZ- Sd and Mass. ave. NV. Round
steak, l2}zc; slrlOln, lSc; porterhOuse, ISC: 6
cans sardines. SCI Elk Grove butter 29c.
je25-30t
THE GOODRICH MARKET. southeast cor
ner Sth and i sts. sw. South Wash.ngtOn's
most complete grocery The place 70 get good
things 10 eat Phone Main z961- Je5O-6Ot
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STRICTLY nrst-class fun dress and tuxedo
suits for hire at most reasonable prices
n 7. PINES, MERCHANT TAILOR.
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MASSAGE.

LADIES-
have the only massage pa-lCrs on CoIu-,-
blz Heights LaCLaLs only 81 cents era-r-s-
yI5r0- Phone as y la Irving 81. nv.
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DENTISTRY.

ALVEOLAR ETE--Dainle-s, lasting MN
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necessary painless n=Islg- DR. = L VIII
son. l3lS r ap1l-s5t
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DR. OTIS ". ELZEE. DENTIST
1904 = 81 NV tsa-ne moor as Miss ShackieCrsl
DR. W J ELLEEs DENTIST,
y. Z Coz 4Ll and z Capitol SIS ne
Specialists In Painless Extracting. Gold
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tEaI NJ Satisfaction guaranteed OF money
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TO THE LADIES'

GET IT DONE RIGHT, Your clothes dyed
OF cleaned 20 your utmost Satisfaction
J. +. HUH. 631 10Th st. ne. branch 10
Pennsylvania ave Sc. Phone 779-R-
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NORTHEAST

LADOON FHARMACY, 100 Florida ave. ne.
CHAS. II. BLUMER. y. Cap and r sts ne.
hcCt-ESNEX & JOACHIM, cor. ID and K SIS.
Aka IS PHARMACY, 9th and X SITS.
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GREATER WASH TAILORING CO We
dye. clean. repair garments: reasonable prices
mems suits spoagsd. pressed &c. SiS tota.
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SOUTHEAST.

A z. POWELL. 18th ana East CapItol sts
ROACH DRUG CO.. Sth and q SITS 50.
a B. BURROWS, 18th and Pa ave-
=. T. WELLER, cor. Sth and I.
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JAPAN AIT co, 12a7 g 81. nw.-PacOi1g
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MOTORCYCLES.

THE SEVENTH AND L CYCLE co. :"
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FRATERNAL NOTICES.

WASHINGTON CAMP, Modern Woodmen @.
America, No u4s4 Van W. Roberds. SIS I2th
81. ne. clerk. meets Thursday evenings at
typographical Temple, AS G ST. NV.
SALVATION ARMY HALL. $50 Pennsylvania
ave. NV. meetings every night and all day
Sunday. AdjUtant and Mrs. Wlseman.
Everybody welcome. je27-sOt
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