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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1910-07-13

igal or accusations of subterfuge, eva
sion and equivocation on the part of
high government officials in their eff
forts to explain the sale of the friar
estate General Clarence r. Edwards,
bead OF the bureau of insular affairs
and for years close friend of Presi-
dent Taft, is inclnded with the attor-
ncy general in the Colorado congress
mans allegatiocs of equivocal ex-
pianations.
Sugar Trust Head Denies.
AS M Offset to the Martin allega-
lions, President Washington b. Thorn
as of the American Sugar Refining
company has given out the following
statement from the offices of that con-
Germ in New York:
.'In reference TO the statement of
Congressman Martin, published in one
Of the morning papers, in regard to
the alleged interest of the American
Sugar Refining company in the Philip
pines. Congressman Martin must have
been misinformed. The American
Sugar Refining company has not now
and never has had any interest, direct
ly or indirectly, in any lands in the
Philippines. nor has 1t at any time
sought TO acquire such interest. One
of the directors of the company did
purchase land on his own account,
without the knowledge of or consult
ing with the other directors, as he
considered the matter purely per-
sonal.
"The company d5es not contemplate
any investments whatever In the
Philippines
The crux of the Martin crusade lies
In the fact that the organic law OF
the Philippine archipelago. enacted by
congress In 1902. provides that individ-
uals shall be limited to the acquire
ment of forty acres and corporations
or associations to $500 acres Of the
public domain OF the islands. When.
last January, Mr.. Martin read in
newspaper that the entire San Jose
friar estate had been sold to a repre-
....-t1Sc of the Havemeyer sugar In
--7ests ant that the attorney general
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1910-07-13
Other Sales Criticised.

Congressman Martin takes partic-
ular notice OF the sale of the Tala es-
tate TO Frank w Carpenter. executive
secretary of the Philippine govern
ment. He declares that the bureau OF
insular affairs. Notwithstanding that
the Information was demanded. sup
pressed the name OF the purchaser and
would not admit that the estate had
been sold at ALL The Colorado con,
gresham quotes recent report from
the director of lands at Manila. in re-
Spouse to cable from Secretary Of
War Dickinson at the direction OF the
house of representatives. which In
dicates that Carpenter has an agree
ment for the purchase of the entire
estate as rapidly as 1t becomes vacant
and he says the same report discloses
the fact that Dean c. Worcester. Phil
ippine secretary of the Interior has
approved the sale to Carpenter and
also lease TO his own nephew Of
sod - public lands for twenty
ave 2 cents per acre.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1910-07-13

Design to Interest Expert With Needle.
Ever since the days when the work
ing of sampler was regarded as the
test of proficiency in needlecraft the
woman with penchant for fancy
work" has always looked with favor
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1910-07-13

Itching piles provoke profanity, but
profanity won't cnre them. Doan's oint-
ment cures itching, bleeding or protrud-
ing pyles after years of suffering At
any drug store.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1910-07-13
NOTICE

Please do not ask . to publish card
Of thanks, resolutions or obituaries free
Jno. D. Babbage
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1910-07-13
Notice

That resolutions of respect are
published at 5 cents per line.
Please do not send obituaries to
the News without expecting to
pay for the publication of this
kind of matter.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-08

He sings with dramatic dash and
operate style. OF course, but his sing
ing oh the Garrick stage. SundayN was
II remarkably free from theatrical man
nerisns, and he seemed 20 keep in
mind the fact that he was on the
concert platform and not the operate
stage. So delighted was the audience
with his singing that encores were de-
Inanded AT the close of every number.
In the Il Pagliacci' and "L'Africaine"
arias, both Of which are from roles In
his operate repertoire, Mr. Jorn made
his greatest success. His voice rang
out clear and pure on what competent
vocalist declared TO be high ID fat.
Mr. Jorn demonstrated i'm the
variety OF his program offerings in
French, German, italian and English
that be is an accomplished and hard
student and has not attained his pres
ent excellence by any huke. He is an
artis' well worth hearing. and il is 70
be- hoped that Detroit NAV have an
opportunity again in the near future -
give him larger welcome than that
accorded him Sunday. although as
said Lefore, the audience was enthuy-
idsdc and appreciatiye and applauded
Mr.. Jorn TO the echo.
Nine. KirkOy l-unn. the English con.
tialto, is the artist announced for the
Garrick, Sunday afternoon March -.
ELLA MAE HAWTHORNE.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-08
LAFAYETTE

That recent affair in New York, In
which Miss Elsie Sigel. young mis-.
sonary, was murdered and placed Ia
trunk bS her Chinese lover is the
choice morse seized upon by that
great educator Of American youth,
owen Davis. Tor his presentation OF "a
very mellow melOdrama called the
Chinatown Trunk Mystery. on exhibit
ton in the Lafayette theater, this
weel. II your memory tells You that
one Chinese sneak named Leon Ling
murdered Miss Sigel. his misguided
pilot 20 Christianity your memory
serves you wrong
Miss Sisel was murdered IN the
Lafayette. Sunday--and viii continue
10 he murdered twice daily. excepting
"Wednesday by one ChOng Song
leader of Chinese Tong, very strong
and all wrong
Yep Chong Killed Elsie, right IN
front of several hundred gum chewing
girls with long braids, and several
hundred obseryant youths In short
trousers So there can BE- no mistake
about the exact manner OF Elsie
gtgels death And then poor, dear
con rushed in 10 Chong Songs pala
tial mansion. which looked like chop
suey Joint discovered Elsies dead
hody. had a desperate knife duel WIFE
Chong Song and was stabbed IN the
middle of the second act
Il was all done with neatness and
dispatch. which would have suited
The most fastidious murderer Chong
Song Just had time 10 say "Ilowdy
do" and Nice day, or something
Ike that. to Elsie. when they got into
a quarrel, and Chong cmmsly got an
Oriental poison dart mixed up with
Elsie's vitals and she fell over dead.
Knock ON the door. Leon Ling. briei
mix. jab. and Chong chanted TWO
gone" just as SILK OLoughlin says
Bali Tub"
II was q very fast ar - eresting
show There was the regulation fat
len woman. who raves about her
"Mothah" and who keeps tripping.
while trying TO climb from the deep.
damp depths, there are policemen
and detectives and Chinese and NOR.
alists and opium and hypnotism
Ii Is the sickening. morbid. I'M
wholesome story OF that piufnl New
Yofk tragedy refined" by being
dragged out into -four acts of melo-
drama It is slight drawback TO
the propaganda OF those who find ser
mons in stones. and helpful recrea.
lion In the Sunday theater
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-08

interrupt the funmaking are not OF
the usual sort
First of all must be noted the two
act pantomime called Her Whole
Soul. which depicts side of life
among the Apaches OF Paris. human
type somewhat similar TO the Bowery
life OF New York This sketch Is
reminiscent OF The Queen OF the
Moulin Rouge which has been a
great success Ia New York and Chi
cago. Martin Ferrari, and Mile Muir
in, a talented pair of dancers. take
the leading sroles in this little drama
OF the other half and their Apache
dance is wilder than anything OF the
kind seen here before
Another feature Is the ballet OF the
seasons very neat dancing number
The music Of the show Is well chosen
and some of it is original with this
company Babe and Frances Latour
arc TanguaQcsque duo, who get d
lot OF applause. rather on their looks
and boisterous iun-maNng than on
their vocal ability. Harry koler ana
Null Clark are the comedians ana
they are about average.
Robert Dunlap. who Is enormous III
weight is as ludicrous as may well De
in contrast TO Joe Phillips, who Is
positively emaciated. The latter has
a very good French song which are"
several encores This. company boasts
a real quartet Most quartets are not
things TO boast Of
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-08
DAILY DEATH LIST.

sylvester Wood months. SIS Chene,
malnutritOu.
Hannah davidson. - years. rs Fir
teentnt apoPleNN.
Alexander Wilson, A. years 1921
Concord pneumonia
Anna j. Crafts 81 years Harper hos
pItal. diabetes meNitus
Marie champion, - years. 81 Mary $
hospital. Seniltty
Alma M,ngcL % years. 1880 Fif-
tecuth, puerperdl Infection.
John H. Stork, 80 years, 2l5 Maple
nepEGitis.
Hannah h. Pearsal IS years 19a
Grummond, ord age
Mary Brooks. % years. 23S Gratiot,
tubrrrulosis
Matilda Moersta - years. 200 Park
View. Odeua.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-08
THE EVENING STORY

garity, IA he sprang AZ che steering
wheel.
Aigy had a notion that Rosetta could
probably he found az her maiden aunt's
humble home This aunt had notions
that. 10 say the leaH. were eXrremeiy
iplGbeian, and 4 MAS from rms aunt
that Rosell,, had acquired much OF
her ideas TOWARD this house then
Algy drove his huge car AT really
furious gait. And sure enough. as IA
drew up IA front OF the house, there
was Rosetta sitting on Che veranda
with her aunt.
II say Rosetta cried Alsy. DIS ne
hurried up the path. Don't You
know you're late now for the cere'
mony? Get into my car, quick
Rosella looked at him with flicker
OF resentment in her eyes.
I'm not going 10 marry you she
announced. Il won't marry any man
that's ashamed OF loving me. or that
doesn't love me
Il do love you. and I'm not ashamed
of it, urged Algy You know it's
not'good form though. TO make pubic
demonstrations of ones affection all
the time.
I'm not going TO marry YOU Ro.
seila repeated
A this Aigy became brute. There
is no other word Tor H. After il was
all over there was no one more
ashamed and still sheakingly proud
OF his conduct than Algy.
'Oh. yes. You are Algy yelled.
He ran up the steps and grabbed the
girl by the wrist Down the walk he
pulled her. out TO his machine despite
her kicklngs and her wells Al the
machine, q clever move, she threw
the throttle open and the big car
dashed on. leaving them in the road.
In moment the auto dashed against
stone wall with a great uproar, and
was smashed into total wreck Then.
not regarding the machine Algy
dragged The hysterical girl down the
dusty road. Presently they came 10
stream. and he picked her up in his
strong arms and carried her across
On the other side their progress was
as before. Algy dragged her forward.
and she pulled back. AZ last, tired OF
this effort. Algy. without more ado,
took Rosetta up in his arms and In
this way carried her across a corn
field TO the little home OF a meagerly
paid country parson. Then. drawing
his marriage license from his pocket.
Algy held II out 20 the parson
Marry us he commanded shortly
Strangely enough Rosetta was quiet
during the ceremony Then, when 1t
was all over, she threw herself into
Algy's arms.
oh, you dear. you dear" she cried
II love you for being "A brute"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-08
DIED.

ALLEN Miss Mabel Gertrude aged %
years daughter Of Mr. and Mrs \
4 Allen. III SroVel~pl.. died sunday
morniug, March 8 Of pneumonia. Fu-
Wo"dmerc BAY city papers please
copy.
GLEASON March q. an hor residence.
uf tn, late Michael Gleason. and
mother ~ Nrs. John 'Winkelrmirc.
Mrs Peter Remand. Catherine and
Nora Gleason. Notice of funeral
GRIflITIl-S suddenly. AZ bis residence.
42t Authou--t.. William ~ beloved
husband "f Esther. fathcr of George.
Erred Charles Dixon. Edward Mrs
Funeral Tuesday, - -. M Burial ~
Woo1furrr. Decreased was a wem-
her 90 Western lodge. No $780, O
q. +
KELLY March G.. Marie Kelly 6nce
MaloneSp, beloved wife OF Mlcuacl J.
Krll, 40 residence 2SA seventeenth
So Notice OF funeral later
MllILADEN- March %. i3IJ at his
GepIec MIbiader. 81 FrankiW pa
NrN Elizabeth Foley 81 Maple Rap
Ids Mrs. Catherine MihladeI of be-
O'Clock Pgfiai at Cleveland. -
cleveland papers please copy
NlCItpI son Marcht g. at Residence
gfa Tw"Iftb-st. Lulu o.. beloved
dlI-.tar ot Friedrich and Lula N.ch-
olson Funeral Tuesday 40 m.
- latnli ciHUth. foufteenth aud
ir-ril suridge
March 3 1910. David be-
r5 tg ra.I F. IT, Moi 'is'i Il Ja apa
90 trH William pountlI of Detroit.
James 90 poun,ll. ~ Lima ot Ed
win uf Jturst.t-, Wis Mrs q ~
-.Ia "a NIra
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-08
AVENUE.

Tom McRae in the role OF Smoke
occupied the iimelight in the Avenue
theater Sunday afternoon, where the
big Empire show opened a week en-
cagement The show is very much
along the line of the usual burlesque
performance The chorus Is not par
to ula.ly handsome. but the girls are
attractively dressed nj times. ana
somewhat undressed at other times
They sang number OF catchy songs
and appeared in several intricate
marches and dances.
Tom McRae led in the fun making
aud when he was of the stand there
wasn't much doing. The first scene
shows I, race track. and much or the
fun was created by the jokes played
on Il rubr The second act shove
the interior of a restaurant purchase
by gentleman from the farm.
The clio numbers We're unusuaiiy
good. The honors were carried of by
Rose and Ellis, the jumping jacks
Rose barrel jumping stunt made
great nit Azalea Fontaine sang sew
eral songs i'm pleasing manner,
Peyton and Wilson. black face come
Gians. pulled off "A stunt that was thor
ouchly enjoyed. and the comedy quar-
tct contributed an act OF merit.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-08
BIRTHS.

BOYS
Charles wilkins. 81 Baltimore
William Parks, l2-3 Scotch.
Fred Shatz. 1885 Military.
stephen GryVat, 1893 Kiopelle.
Wilhelm Bushman 1902 81. Aubin.
Frank Treppa. 800 Superior.
Adam Cekliuski. go Hancock
Herman rauhe. ar McDougall
lirn, 81 PetsCh. lj3 Moran.
Louis McCraw. IS Longworth.
Coleman ROulo. 109 Homer.
Samuel Weinberg, 210 Elizabeth
Harry Gcrscheck, S32 Frederick
Anthony Bauer. i0l Dubois
Morris silver liG Third
George carter, ij4 NtsE,r
otto Engalls. 700 Hulcomb
John SheudeuOrf. 2lS GrumnOud
Edward Wasmund. l272 Baldwin
Clarence Martiudalc. 513 Military.
GIRLS
Charles Carliu. I2l Melville.
Frederick Teubctt. 22G Poplar
Joseph Rousseau 172 Chestnut
John I.acrouc 9sl Hancock
Antonio Cifaldi, 215 Division
Julius Ossa. 9lJ Rivard.
Joseph schultz GA Theodore
peter kult0uiak, 64N garfield
Henry Kaufman. 30 Ezra.
john Maukovitz, l39 Buena Vista.
G.orgc Kuuin. 20i Winder
Paul BluseuslN 1897 Ferry
Joseph barnes. La sherman
Herbert TahOr. - Miller
William Henderson, Oh Elliott
Frederick Skturjune. 197 Dragon
Andrew Sieukewicz, 10 Thirtieth
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-08
/" D LOCAL
The i LAYHOUSES
lYCEUM.

~ NJ.
Mrs. Wigs OF the Cabbage Patch 70
with her nomelV. direct sermon TO as
-iaspine. dissatisfied peeylsh prod
ucts OF an age - discomfort. Is back
"a the l.yceum theater to spend al
@iier week OF her eternal youth
Mrs. Wigs own little colony OF the
"abbage Patch. oNei which she rules
as queen by virtue OF her own patient
'heery, philosophical, personality. =
there To the life Mis- HAY and he"
'Gatrimon .al-burl an husband Mr.. stub
hins. founder through their amazing
'ourtshlp III grotesque style, true 20
TIE letter Of Alice Hogan Rice's famous
novel Loyey Mary steals into enc
scenes - only real l.ovey Mary
could. with her big. wistful eyes. ANA
her sweet. quiet ways: Mrs. Schulz
and Mrs Eichorn NEEDLE and pry 10
their hearts content. without really
accomplishing any thing, the little
Wiggses romp: Jim Wigs finally
ONES back to the waiting arms OF his
uatient. optimistic wife. and all OF The
other homely things that happened IN
that wonderful Cabbage Patch are
there to oe laughed at. or cried over,
or just uledltated Upon. according To
the mental attitude OF the comnunl'
cent
Long after the theaterg going public
gives uu'' the anGwei to the problem
plays that they are just now Worrying
about at frequent intervals the SIM
le everyday philosophy of Mrs.
Wigs will furnish food for reflect IN
for inhabitants of cabbage patches'
tae world over Ana all the world, In
the wide Wigs plan, Is cabbage
: patch. Ii is a poverty stricken, dllapi-
Gated settlement; which Mrs Wlggs
rules. but there Is a big lesson IN ",
for the brown Stone front. or the easy
payment frame.
Helen Weathersby has the part OF
Mrs Wigs, and suffice il To say that
She acted up To the part. May Nj
Manus was l.ovry Mary. and I'm add
lion to some real dramatic talent,
brought the desired personality To the
role
Thomas Akin as the thirsty Mr..
Suubbins. and VIVA Ogden as Mis-
Hay. Went tnroU'h their romance to
;he accompaniment al gales OF merri-
lnent T. c. komino is cast "a the
grodiga lin Wigs and the other
,arts are In equally good hands.
II was % be kcenly regretted that
sunday afternoon audience tried TO
,Iown ont the actors with their racket
Lud the disturbance was not confined
20 the gallery goas.
Quite few OF the auditors should
have been accompanied by guardians
or keepers to inauuct them as TO tEe
proper tine To laugh
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-08
KARL JORN PROVES SELF
SINGER OF REAL WORTH

\ number Of surprises have marke 1
the current musical season. and one OF
them happened, Sunday afternoon. in
the Garrick theater. when Karl Jorn.
q tenor from the ranks OF the Metro
politan opera house forces. made his
III ST appearance in Detroit. OF cours
the press agent said he was great
artist. but then the press agents of
the, most commonplace pretenders IN
the musical world have Il way % eN
hausting complimentary superlatives
and the "stung" public has come to
the point where eXtrayagant advance
praise OF public entertainer is look
ed upon as a sure forerunner OF meN-
ocri,y.
Therefore. the nice things printed
about Mr. Jorn We're aiken with a
large grain OF salt and because his
real abilities were little known ont
side OF comparatively limited appear
auces in the Metropolitan. Detroit con
Z, IT guers were not especially attract
cd TO bis recital and the audience was
limited in numbers although large IN
enthusiasm Like Nischa Elman. Mr..
Jorn made good his press notices. and
those who failed 10 hear him misse /
tho opportunity Of hearing a delight.
ful singer
Mr. JOINS voice Is big and pure and
It's freshness and youth are still nm.
touched by arduous operate demands
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-08
WHEN ALGY WAS A BRUTE.
BY Frank Il. Williams.

Algcrnon Smythe was athletic in "A
sentlemanly way. tie liked "a feel
the muscles bulge beneath his i'm.
maculate linen. he delighted IN punch
ing the hag-and he dearly loved lto
play gentlemanly game ~ hockey
or golf. But once. In his gentlemanb
career. Algernon was brute. And
this was the way OF II.
Quite IN thc arstocratic style az
fected by his set. Algy. VA the course
OF time, became engaged TO very
cstimable young lady Rosetta Down.
ing. In quiet. aristocratic way Algy
VAS deeply in love with Miss Rosella.
but because OF his training h. made
no great pretensions in This regard.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-08

ninth day meet me here and tell me
II you are still unhappy"
The little dwarf did as ne was told.
singing and telling pretty fairy stories
TO the sick dwarf and planting whole
rows of flowers for the little fairy's
garden. On the ninth day he met thu
witch az the roadside again
How are You today asked the
witch.
II have been doing so many things
20 make other people happy that /
haven't thought about myself mt 1
really am much happ er. sad the
dwarf.
The witch nodded her head wisely.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-08
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

William Russell. 20 fora Ballew. Is.
Walter J. Johnston, &c, Isabelle y.
Dickson -.
Rudolph Horn. q; Grace Kerber, II.
Adam SZercr. 2S Anna Ptaff. -
William w Arnold, u, Margaret f..
NJ. carse. Is
Charles - Weber. 4s Catherine A
Naumann. IS
George A. Winterstcen. 80. Detroit
Mary t. Gilmore. 3S Armada.
James Neville 5s, Canada; Esther FL
lison, 80. same.
leo Van Conant, 20, Lillian Young.
Is
Fred Perkins %. Detroit, Helen
simpson. IS Battle Creek
samuel Singerman. 30, Esther Au-
gust. ~.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-08

Miss Downing on the other hand. hai
notions that courtship and marriage
despite her upbringing IN the ultra
exclusive circles OF society-was some
thing more than mere alliance between
two distinguished families. Conse-
qucntly on the day set for the we'd
ding. Miss Rosetta ran away,
II vas then that Algernon felt
something stirring in the depths OF his
heart which he had never known be-
fore he felt savage. ugly and the
rage which consumed him was some.
thing he had never before known in
his whole gentlemanly career
Clear out OF here" ne yelled at his
chauffeur in tones which. ordinarily.
would have shocked him by their vul-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-08
THE WITCH AND TIE DWARF


One day tiny dwarf sat crying by
the roadside, when a kind old witch
came hobbling along and asked him
to tell her his troubles The dwarf
told her he was crying because ne
was crippled and could not run about
as the other dwarfs did.
Nobody loves me he said. and
am very unhappy
II will try To help You" said The
witch. II cannot make you beautiful
in figure but I'm sure can make
you happy If YOU viii do as tell
you
Not far beyond the woods lives a
little dwarf who is i'll all the time.
Go over and take care OF him, read 20
him and tell him stories. Then there
is little fairy living nearby whom
yon must help with her flowers DO
these tasks for nine days, and ON the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-08
.T0,huuiDnIts MEETING.

-.s-.. ...-.e.s- .I,tt.D. "a 49, -. - II
NDIuYAny.
NotIlc Is ugrDuy risNn mat the IN.
taa uiC-tlnE or stot auOlaegs OF the
It.tay COuulClluk tgllroad Company
.fay tye election ~ 1f tetOfs and the
flIusI .tI1u 90 SuCu other business as
may come up belore. the annual meet
fug viii pt Acil "a the office OF the
euI.8luy 500 tGg city Ot Detroit Michi-
Knn 9u ~ ednesday. Marcn 10. 1910. at
l. IN ~ order OF the directors OF
the company.
tsishtdb }. ID. SANDERS.
secretary
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-08
GAYETY.

A very ambitious entertainment IL
that which the Queens Of the Jardin
de paris" present In the Gayety this
week. Not only is the company an
exceptionally large one and OF consid
cradle ability. but the interludes that
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-08
pusINEss OprORTu MITES.

WANTED -Well-known out-of- town
manufacturing and importing COM
pahy large plant staple line. has
excellent openiIys for competent
man with SsU0n cash to establish
and carry on permanent branch store
hrrc. can pay right man $500 4
month salary. all expenses, and lib
ctal share of proita besides Attract
i've investment and high class busi-
ness, reasonably good for $4,000 "A
year. with splendid future. Retercn-
ees required Address. "Manufactur-
err" box l09, Times.
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