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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-04-23
JOHN PETERSON,
Blacksmith and Woodworker,
HAZELToN NORTH DAKOTA. I

I hereby respectfully inform the
public that l am now prepared to do
work in my line. and will earnestly en-
deavor to satisfy those who give me
their patronage.
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APRIL ii. 1908.

APRIL IL, 1908.
The board met on the above date.
pursuant to adjournment
All members present.
In accordance with Section 2S99. Ar
ticle a, OF the Revised Codes OF North
Dakota, the walks along the following
lots were ordered built or repaired:
and OF width and material as provid.
ed in the ordinances:
The walk along lot "a of block 2. on
Milwaukee avenue, to be completed
the full width of the lot, the old walk
to be repaired, and the whole walk to
be made of uniform height and on
established sidewalk line.
The walk to be continued along Ma.
pie avenue from the corner of lot IS,
in block IA, west to the intersection
OF Maple avenue with Eighth street.
A walk to be constructed on Broad.
way along lot Is in block 9.
A walk to be constructed from the
corner Of lot Is in block 8 west along
Hickory avenue to the west side Of
the Northern Pacific Railway Com
pany's right-of-way.
The walk along lots 4. |! and 6 in
block 13 to be lowered TO the estab-
ished sidewalk line OF the village. and
walk to be continued south, COM
mencing at lot in block IL and con.
tinuing along Broadway to lot in
block 10.
The walk along lot II in block IA
to be lowered to the established side.
walk line OF the village, and to be con.
tinued north past lots . and 10 in the
same block
The walk along lots 81. 90. 23 and
"a in block 6, on Broadway, to be built
ten feet In width. in accordance with
Paragraph &c, of Chapter s, OF the Vii.
lage Ordinances.
u was also ordered that the scales
now located on Milwaukee avenue
along lot "a in block be removed
from the street.
That cement walk be constructed
along lots 6. Z and in block $. OF
Broadway.
The clerk was instructed to have
published in a newspaper in the vii
lage for two weeks the above order fol
sidewalks. as provided by law.
The clerk was also instructed t.
have inserted in newspaper in tn,
village notice to dog-owners to pa.
license for the present year
There being no further business. ths
meeting was adjourned
f. H. SMITH, Clerk.
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f. II. SMITH, Clerk.
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1890. ................ $1,000.
a United States to Adam
Boschee, lots3, 4 and sand
Seqr of W or of G-132-75. .....
N. p. Railway Company to
heirs of Frank A. Ringuis,
swQ or of l7-l35-74 ........ 440 90
N. P. Railway Company to
Jakob Klaudt, or of j.
1919. .... .. $50 90
Arthur W. Hewitt TO NJ. b.
M0rford, lot of 3; lots l,
2 and 3 of lOand lot Of IL
1919 Observation-Disclosures. 1850 90
George A. Earl and wife to
j. A. Stiles, W or of W
or and Inf Of S " or Of IA
1903. ................. 1000 90
Adam Schwahn to Exeter
School Board, part OF sw
or S or OF 23-l3l-75. .... ! 90
Heinrich Volk to Exeter
School Board, part of ne
qrof n W or of 29-l3l-7755. l 90
Albin Schneider to Exeter
School Board, part Of $ e
or Of S or OF S-l3l-75. 90
Ri. Rev. John Stanley, to
st. Mary's Church, lots /,
2,3, 4, and Of block 8,
town of Hague ..:.. :, 90
Gustavus A. Herolz ct al. 10
John Ochsner, " or of S
ear Of 23-l29-77l. 200 90
G. Rowerdink and wife to
Otto Didszuneit, lot ID, blk
9, Hunters first addition
to Linton. 1900 90
~ Call on Charles b. Carley. coun-
~ judge, for final proofs and filings.
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t8-Linton State Bank has real.
estate money to loan on good farm
land, improved, five years, annual In.
'erest, with privilege Of paying el0O,
or any multiple thereof. ON any
interest paying date.
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Following motions were duly made
and seconded:
That salary of fifteen dollars per
year be paid to each trustee, the
treasurer and the marshal for the en-
suing year, and that the clerk be paid
a salary of twenty-five dollars for the
ensuing year.
Upon motion the meeting was ad.
jouned to convene Saturday. April II.
1908.
E. H. SMITH, Clerk.
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~ Call on Charles b. Carley. coun-
~ judge, for final proofs and filings.
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CHANGED OWNERS.
List Of Emmons County Property
Transferred During the Period
Beginning April 9TH aud Ending
April 18th.

In the following table Of real.estat
transfers, copied from the records q
the register Of deeds, we have use,
reference marks as follows: a Patent
D Receivers Final Receipt. Quit
claim Deed. Especial Warranty Dee,
The descriptions without referenc
mark are by Warranty Deed.
b United States to SEVERN
Larsen, lots and Z, and
e hf OF W or OF 6-131-75
b United States to Edna G.
Daggett. W hf of n or Of
o-lOl.lO
b United States to Peter
Brohman, e or of s.
or, W Inf Of or and
s or of S W or of IL
1898 .... ..... .....
b United States to George
Heller. g hf Of n or and
e Inf Of or of 9-129-75 1855.
b United States to Adam
Senger, hf of n W or,
or of N W or and
or of W or of 1O-130-
~ !.
a United States to Ray l..
Benedict, or of 26-134-
{ Is ............ ... 49,.
United States to Ephraim
L. Fogg, n or OF 24-136-
"a ......
a United States TO Arnoldus
L. Ouwersloot, W or OF
s1-13O-76 .........
United States to Solomon
Johnson, hf Of n W or
and S hf of n ar of %.
1858
a United States to William
H. Bottenfield n Q ar of
14-135-74 .... ~
a United States TO johann
mes Nagel hf n " ar
and hf W ar Of 70
1908
a United States to Johann
Trautmann. " ar of a.
1905
y P. Railway co. ia Mar
tin Linn. $ q ar of 3.131
q ... ........ $50.
G George w. Lntes to Geo.
,o,os -
Jacoh Ale, and wife to
Raymond NJ. volk. lots
and 4. 3l-13O-74 ........ $4,000 {
Gerrit Van Beck and wife
- Alenu van a,.o ae 81 i-aah' oo
Ravmond n Vol. an, Vic '''V'
to Albert Weninger lot
is and hf of lot IL,
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SCHOOL NOTES.
For Week EaA,ss Frsaay, April ,7th.
Hi4lp School.


The outlines Of the essays for com
mencement were handed in this week
There are only five weeks remain.
ing in which TO visit the high school,
as the last week is devoted to lex
ans"
We had a game of base bali sched-
uled with the Herreid team, but the
game was cancelled by Them We ex.
pect to have game with the Eureka
second team next Saturday.
Arbor Day was observed in IL suit
able way Friday by cleaning up in.
side and outside of the school house
We planted twenty-cne trees on the
east side Of the school grounds.
We have sent in our application
blank for questions for the high
school pupils. These exams COM
mence Friday. May 22d. The county
examination for the seventh and eighth
grades is Thursday and Friday, May
21st and 22d
Five new pupils in the primary de-
partment this week. This makes the
enrolment OF the school for this year
la. This is gain Of thirty-two over
last year. The attendance has been
very good this year, and we expect to
get quite neat little sum from the
state tuition fund.
We had fire drill again Wednesday.
A new method Of procedure has been
adopted. AS soon as the pupils are
out of the building they line up, each
room separately. for roll-call by the
various teachers. Thus. in case of fire,
the different teachers can see that all
their pupils are out of the building.
The superintendent of the school is
we'll acquainted with the supe1intend-
ent-elect for the high school next year
and We predict that Linton high will
boom the coming year. We are also
acquainted with the different teachers
elected, and feel free to say that all
the departments will be we'll taken
care OF.
Second lntsrnediate Department.
AS y review, the fifth and sixth
grades are preparing history note
books on the years work.
Mrs.. Mendelowitz and Mrs. Wealth
erby visited our room Friday after
noon. We extend . cordial invitation
to all to visit US the coming six weeks
Of school.
Pupils perfect in spelling the past
week were: Marc Schlangen. Norman
Daainrud, Lester SchlanRen and Be-
ltndah Ringus, Of the fifth grade, and
May Raven, Of the sixth grade.
Irene Martins story, . Almost
Baled. !" was published in the Journal
Junior last week as an honorable
mention" This makes the fourteenth
button won by our grades. Emerson
Martin, Frieda Backhaus. Glenn
Schlangen and Irene Raven wear
prize buttons; Leah Mendelowitz,
Marc Schlangen and lone Martin wear
honor buttons: and Emerson Martin,
Marc Schlangen. Zelda Hagemann,
Glenn Schlangen, lone Martin, Frieda
Backhaus and Norman Dafiinrud wear
junior buttons.
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APRIL Z, 1908.
The board met on the above date.
pursuant to adjournment
All members present.
Minutes of former meetings were
read and approved.
The following bills were presented
read and ordered paid
G. A. Broman, for constructing
crossing OH east side OF Broad
way, across Sampson avenue. $35. 90
Emmons County Advocate. for
printing minutes, notices, etc. 49, so
Bill of g. A. Patterson for work
on Schley avenue was referred to
Street Commissioner Broman.
Petition Of G. A. Patterson and A.
NJ Rritts for vacation of Second street
north OF Schley avenue was read and
laid on the table.
The clerk was instructed to draw
warrants i'm the sum OF two dollars
each in favor OF the following:
A. n. Junge, for services as inspect.
or OF election.
II \. Thoreson. for services as
Judge of election.
]. a. Lang. for services as Judge of
election
Thos. Jones, for services as clerk
OF election.
e. w. Smith, for services as clerk of
election.
There being no further business to
come before the board. the meeting
was adjourned.
F. II. SMITH, Clerk.
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OFFICIAL MINUTES
OF the Board Of Trustees Of the
Village Of Linton.

APRIL ), 1908.
The board met in regular session
on the above date. and upon motion
adjourned to meet Tuesday, April Z,
1908.
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aIblA - 1919.
Immediately following the adjourn
ment of the above meeting the board
convened In special session, pursuant
To call OF the president
All members present.
Upon motion OF A. W. Sims. second.
ed by w. o. Irwin, A. y. Junge was
elected to succeed himself as president
of the board
he bonds by the following officers
'or the ensuing year were read and
approved
s. = Washcr for justice OF the
peace.
=. y Irvine, for assessor.
NJ. Pagcl. for marshal
) a. Lang. for treasurer.
r.. ~. Smith. for clerk
Upon motion G. a. Broman w,s a,,,
appointed street commissioner for tho
ensuing year.
Upon motion DIR w {. Woly.un,
was duly appointed health ott,cer 60,
the ensuing year
Motion by A. W. Sims. seconded \,
W. o. irwin was made and carrie,
that the clerk be paid twenty ,iy. 40,
lars as salary for the pas, wear on.
clerk was instructed To draw ;, ua.
rant for that amount.
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ternoon at the Southern M. E. church.
Twenty-eight charter members were
enrolled at the meeting, and Mrs.
William Mason, mother of Mrs John
T. Mcclure, was elected president.
The other officers will be chosen
later.
The men are to have meeting to-
night at seven o'clock at the new
Baptist church basement for the pur-
pose of organization and discussing
plans. A committee of twenty has
been working for two days arousing
interest and securing members.
Mrs. Greene will give another of
her illustrated lectures at the Baptist
church at 7:45 tonight. Everybody is
invited.
The purpose of this work at the
present time is to educate the people
in the principles and practices of
and to let them know
what is being done throughout the
country The ultimate purpose is pro-
of saloons.
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THE COUNTY.
CONVENTION

Roswell, n. NJ, Mar. 81, 1908.
Pursuant to call made March II
1908, by the Democratic Central Com
mittee of Chaves county, there will
be a Democratic delegate county con
vention held at the Court House in
the city of Roswell, at 200 p. m
april 1S, 1908, for the purpose of Sc
lecting delegates to the Territorial
convention to be called later, that
will select delegates to the Demo
cratic National Convention to be held
in the city of Denver, Colo, July Z,
1908.
The various precincts are entitled
to representation as follows, being
one delegate for each 25 voters or
the major fraction thereof, based up
on the vote cast for the Hon. o. \.
Larrazolo at the election held Novem-
ber g. 1906, each precinct being enti-
tied to at least one delegate.
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TOTAL,


mass meeting of the Democratic
voters of Precinct No. / is hereby
called to meet at the Court House
at 7:30 p. m. Saturday, April 11th,
1908, for the purpose of electing IS
delegates to said county convention.
Also a mass meeting of the Demo
cratic voters of Precinct No. 2 is
hereby called to meet at Cruse's
shop at 1880 p. m. Saturday, April
IL, 1908, for the purpose of electing
IA delegates to the said county con-
veation.
A mass meeting of the Democratic
voters of all other precincts is here
by called to meet at their respective
voting places at 200 p. m. Saturday,
April 11th, 1908, for the purpose of
electing delegates to which they are
entitled under this call.
W. c. BURRUS, Chairman.
W. T. PAYLOR, Secretary.
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NUMBER 70

Texas, on the charge of horse steal
ing, was captured here several days
ago by Deputy Sheriff William Lu-
cas-, and placed in Jail. Sheriff Bowles
of Scurfy county yesterday took Da-
Wis to the scene of his alleged crime
The young man who cut a wide
swath in Roswell by posing as an oil
expert and representative of eastern
capitalists, and who went by the
name of Leroy at Roswell, and was
arrested at Colorado Springs and
brought here on the charge of issu-
ing worthless checks, was indicted
and is sffn in jail His case will not
come up at the present term of
court, and it is said he will be able
to give bond. He is passing here un-
der the name of Graybill. Jailer Pat
rick Middleton says the prisoner is
evidently from family of means, as
he is more trouble to him than any
prisoner he ever had here on account
of the numerous favors he asks He
seems to imagine that he is at high
priced summer resort with servants
on all sides.
Campbell Hardy, who has been in
the Valley for some time writing up
the towns for the Albuquerque Morn
ing Journal, is here to describe Carls-
bad ~and the lower valley for the
Journal r. T. McC.
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April Fool skate at Rink We'd
nesday night. Don't miss iD
TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT
NOW WELL UNDERWAY.

The campaign for temperance.
which was started here Sunday by
Mrs Maude L. Greene. crayon artist
and lecturer, and Miss Harriet Hen
derson national organizer for the
w. c. T. u, is progressing in man
ner most satisfactory to all concern
ed. The meetings Sunday afternoon
and night resulted il the organiza-
ton of local branch of the Women's
Christian Temperance Union at a
meeting OF women held yesterday af-
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Don't forget to buy your tick
cts for The ChaperOn. Rink,
April 3.
Ruppe Coming to Install.

District Deputy Grand Exalted Rul-
er r. w. D.Bryan, of Albuquerque,
writes the local lodge of Elks that
he will deputize Bernard Ruppe, of
Albuquerque, to come to Roswell to
install its new officers at the first
meeting in April. This will be well
come news to the local lodge, as Mr..
Ruppe is remembered with fond rec
objections as the Grand Esquire at
the time of the institution of Roswell
Lodge No. 969, nearly three years ago
Russell does carriage work. lott
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THE CLUB
WILL MOVE

Pursuant to call, the members of
the Commercial Club met at the club
rooms last night at 1880 for the pur-
pose of acting upon the proposition
of moving the Club to the new Dilley
building. The meeting was called to
order by President Kellahi1, with a
good attendance. The object of the
meeting was stated by the President,
who read the proposition made by
Club.
The first thing taken up was the
advisability of admitting proxies, and
the matter was put to a vote. with
in voting.
A committee on credentials, con-
sisting of Messrs. c. c. Tannehill, K.
S. Woodruff and w. S. Prayer, was
then appointed.
The main object of the meeting
was then placed before the Club,
and j. S. Kirby spoke in favor of
moving to new quarters, giving his
reasons therefor. He considered the
location of the Dilley building more
central than the present quarters
and thought the plans showed that
the rooms would be much better adap-
ted to club uses than those now occu-
pied by the Club In concluding, Mr..
Kirby moved that the directors be
notified that it be the sense of the
orized to close a suitable contract
with Mr.. Dilley, or if unable to do
this. with other parties.
The advantages offered by the Dill
ley building were explained by Mr..
Kelahin, who approved of the change
of quarters.
The question was then called for,
after the motion made by Mr.. Kirby
had found a second. Albert Hanny
and Joe Morrison were appointed tel
lers. the ballot being written one.
The vote showed that the motion
had carried, "a to 13.
Morris Price informed the Club
members that the committee appoint
ed to solicit funds for securing and
entertaining the Panhandle Stock
mems convention next year had rails
ed 81 ,OS9.5O, after several hours work,
and that he wished those present
who had not signed up would come
forward and do so. The committee de-
sired to raise $4,000. The benefits to
be derived from having the conven
ton here were discussed by Messrs.
Price, Tannehill and Kellahin, after
which the meeting adjourned.
Something new in Roswell, real,
military r,usioa1 comedv given hy
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cadets and local talent at the Rink
Friday evening, April 3. at $3.50. Tick
cts on sale at Payto1 Drug store. Re
served seats rs and so. General ad-
mission 25c. 1t will be the best show
ever given by local talent in Roswell.
26tf
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The Institute Athletic ASsOCi=
alton is to put on a first class
show-===Rink, April 3.
FORMER GOVERNOR PRINCE

The Board of Regents of the New
Mexico Military Institute has invited
former Governor L. Bradford Prince
of Santa Fe, to deliver the annual ad-
dress to graduates at the Institute
this year, and he has accepted. The
event will occur May 20.
commencement season at the n
stitute this year will be from May Is
to May 20, inclusive. The full pro-
gram will be announced in few
days.
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UNITED MINE WORKERS
IN SESSION AT KANSAS CITY

Kansas City, Mo-, Mar. 31.-The
policy of the interstate convention of
United Mine Workers of America of
Missouri Kansas, Oklahoma and Ar
kansas regarding the differences with
the operators will probably be out
lined today.
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Jose Aiquin Bound Over.

Jose Dolores Alguin was given a
hearing before Justice Welter this
morning on the charge of assault
with a deadly weapon for cutting Ap-
olonio Carmona with a knife August
cred, but bears a scar in his neck.
Jose was bound over to await the
action of the grand jury under bond
of $500, which he has been unable to
furnish.
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Base Ball This Afternoon.

The Roswell and Military Institute
base ball teams will play a game this
afternoon at the Institute grounds.
beginning at 2:30. The high wind
prevented many people from attend
ing who had prepared to go
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Time of your life---April Foo
Skate Wednesday night.

Mrs. c. H. Hale and Miss Wilson
ave opened a new millinery store
/ the old stanrof the Evans board
ing house, at 314 N. Richardson, with
full line of bright, stylish goods.
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SALE Is ON AT zINk's
NEWSPAPER MAN INJURED
IN GASOLINE EXPLOSION

Chattanooga, Tenn, Mar. 31.-By
the explosion of a gasoline stove at
his home this morning James F.
Barnes, a reporter on the News, was
perhaps fatally burned and his little
daughter badly injured.
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Why do you wait, when you can
get a good 5-room cottage, corner lot,
east front, grass and shade trees.
worth $4,000? Will sell for S1,7OO,
easy payments.-R. H. McCune, the
Building and Loan Man. 20t7
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Used for several hundred years and
found to be the best fire escape
Ingersoll Book Stat. &, Art Co.
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Who is the Chaperon?

Fine tomato and cabbage plants at
Getty's greenhouse. 24t6*
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We have nice, modern Groom
house, 125x19s feet on corner, shade.
exchange for country property near
RosweH.-RosweH Title & Trust Co.
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White Plymouth Rock eggs for
sale, soc per setting. 40s W. 18th ST.
Roswell, n. NJ. 26t2'
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Service at ST. Andrews Episcopa
Mission Sunday morning, 1890, Rev
C. F. c. Lonberg officiating. 26t5
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International Encyclopedia just off
the press for sale at big discount
40S n. Lea. TT
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The Misses Joyner Entertain.

One of the most pleasing affairs
ever given in Roswell for the younger
on South Lea avenue Saturday after
noon. The Misses Gertrude and
Louise Joyner entertained about fifty
boys and girls. Progressive games oc-
cupied the time and punch was serv-
ed throughout the afternoon The
girls prize, a box of candy, was
awarded to Miss Marie Watson The
boys prize, a ball bat, was won by
Joshua Church. Carnations were Civ
en- each guest, ald refreshments
were served.
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Transfers OF Heai Estate.
Treuck J. Johnson and wife to
Frank Large, for $500. ten acres in
3-13-26.
j. F. Ash and wife to Thomas King
ston, for $4,000, lot II, block "a, Ros-
well, and water right thereto.
Sarah E. Hunt to Nellie r. Paylor,
for $3.50. lot 7, block 2S, South Ros-
well.
South Spring Ranch & Cattle Co.
to Marion o. Murray, for $50, five lots
in Elkins.
Dora Bell and husband to J. l..
Shaffer, for $1,700, nine acres il 81
1924 and one-third interest in an ar
tesfan well near by.
Bring your horse to T. NJ. Rabb.
Good baled hay, $3.50 per ton, de-
iveredI f. Thompson, or phone
1S1-three rings. 22tf
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Wauted--.-4 or S room house
Long lease. UlIery Furn, Co.,
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Better Shoes for Less Money.-The
Slime Shoe Co., 3rd and Main.
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Tickets For The Chaperon Al
Payton's.
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