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The Kai.cr's Divine Right.

n was NJ KHnigsberg. tho Prussian
capital, IN" town in which the Prussian
Kings crown themselves. that the King
~ Prussia. who il n'so German Kaiser.
reiterated his faith in Me and GOD.
There seams 70 have been no special
reason for WILHELM rs breaking an
unusually long silence. unless he was
provoked nv tho recent election Of "A
Social Democrat in SaIonv. But Il was
q Pr1issian occasion. and the intention
probably was 20 notify his people EN-
phaticallv that his Minister ~ che In
terror. Or. vON BFTHMANN-HoIIwEo.
had the full support ~ his rrval master
in refusing "a extend the suffrage in
Prussia, and thus 70 suppress further
agitation on the subject.
Like his grandfather WI HTIM l.. tho
Kaiser il proudrr ~ his title % King
than that ~ Emperor. Prussia belongs
tn tho HoUFNIprIyRN hv right 81 CON
quest and nf birth. 70 the Fmnerorship
over tho German people they were
elected. II l. the r1t"-ral despot SIN
- FrFrTEICK ~" Great that VII HFTM
d. 'laN WY = lf'' .IFf NUM- hfl'l -
10 = f1r the aivar c"ucr' and welfare
- Gorn1uv ~ h0m" and abroad. he
would prefer q lav" u homogeneous
Prr'S-iar C,crma-v. un'ramme,ed bv
the rights q 80 rn'-v S'0fcs. II" has
never concealed lr- he'i'i IN his divine
ri-ir. n belief that has sustained him in
his oFrfe-' a-I successful administra-
tno 80 to h,gh o''iC" he hos held FOR
moro than twcr'v wears NILHFiM H..
" or" c.n-t.rU'Ional limitations were
nu' imposed ON him, has tempered des-
rp'i-rr with IN" scrsa Il duty which his
eicf forced upon him.
Tho speech NAV y" a political h'undnr
as tho German newspapers believe. and
less suhsarvient Chancellor than Dr.
voH RFrHM,NN- HoILwFG might have
prevented it, u'reranca. The Kaiser
however. has suffered lirt'e during his
career from lS frank expressions -
opinion. and thov have done no per-
manrnt harm even in foreign Affairs.
He probably anticipates m Increase ~
Social Democratic opposition. perhaps
having % deal with Rcichstag in which
they NAV hold a majority. and init
mates that whom that happens he will
do his duty. What h" means nv that he
probably does not know himself, but
his threat may have an influence on some
law abiding Germans whose political
ideals are subordinate On their property
and business interests. Tho attempt 70
suppress INV people bv means Of my
army. which il made up ~ thar people.
interesting though II would be VIII
HEIM II. with all his reliance on divine
right would hardly venture on.
II IL good ~ no reminded that the
Kaiser IL still hls oli SELF in a summer
when Europe IL unusually duh.
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= British View Of Turkey and the Triple
tllIancr.


Turkey 80 4rHrt wants a long re-io4 q
quiet d.r.'g her r"'uu-tuI,tIor. and %
70 tenn iIrg fHlrg 80 feel thai she might have
Germany ard Aus'rla- hungary A. guar4b-
tors ~ her continued "JI~'enr~ A,rea-y
intimacy N.'1 Germany promises 10 sc
l"- o." '..1I command ~ the sea IN '-s
eastern Mediterranean. which has hi'eer'1
neau hold nr uv"e'e Two n no' 'orr
German hti'Ir~hrg- lre about - he st4~t
20 the Turkish navy Her power ofs-
crete too VIII - greatly increased Re-
"a again wul hav" 80 loos Carefullr 90 Nsf
position 100 Do" BLACK Sea Gre~.a v.I
- course b" more FESTIVE than ever nor
these conditions she will fear an Ir1Hs.1
from ne sct - we'll ~ an invasion ihro.E-
The~silv and Ep.rus In nre the ~ier-sr's
- unrest N The BalkRu- will rroHsr'v -
Increased We are entirely IN sswra'.r
With Turkey IA siren g'herinE terse'-'
she - suc,"-si uIiy 20 - he pivot OF 30
EHlkars -i~ must do nothing 'ess hu' e
are very dpun''uI or tho means which .esn
20 he opening before her
II the new movement should seed
ard Turkev should he drawn definite. no
80 orhi' ~ Germany and Aus'ria -Hurgsr~.
70 could he said only nv the pol's.' 4 ZOO
that The terms 81 renewed frientshfr hs-
tween Russia Dri Austria Hungary vN.ch
We have enumerated had neen orsa-' q
~ tho small BulEpu states II Turkey
had powerful hackers behind her pledged
~ her support through thick ard thin re
small states would 80 IN continual 's.s'
- apprehension Could n be ssId i- srv
. hz'nU'itl rsrSN 'NRf tho status ago vat
no. changed hr such policy The r0u-'--
sez exchanged b~'v~"n Bulgaria srt Ir-.
Aey and ~"ryil and 1Uracv would hs-rm.
meaningless Russia would cer'a..'r -
provoked
In GERMANY - 10 believed. ~ - 'els' rr'.
fesSed. that Gr~a; Britain desires - rsNs.'
Turkey AVID that Russia IL beinE usNt -
an Instrument 20 that end Nothing rout
be NOR" pr~postcrously untrue We des-'
tho prosperity " Turkey 49, srderf'v rat
Ne would gladly welcome tho enlargement
~ the Triple Allianc" n u would insure -.
success OF an enlightened Turkish onns'i'
'siional regime l. IL because 10 lsq' 'ha'
tho provnC1' lon ~ Russia srd tNe s's'-n -
The small Balkan States would have h-'e
vrr-~ effect that We should prefer - -.
Turkey remaining In a neutral position,
working ont her salvation with ~. E'Nd
viii 81 all tho Powers but not a''1ch.hi
lersslf 20 aDV one Of them
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-29
educstion in thI. State. Tn. rules for sd-

education In this State. The rules for ad-
mission 90 the bar are prescribed nv the
Judges II 'hc Court Of Appeals Under
the rules a they now exist the term Of
professional study required of Candi-
dates for admission a. the bar il three
wears Committees representing th"
lar associations have formally r"Iu"s','i
IN" ,nurt - Appeals - l"uSrh"u 'hS
term - iuvr wears aud - e.", AZ" ih"
standard o' legal education ia other
respects Thu whole matter X now
under aiN lsament and will probably
be disposed Of rar,y In tho autumn.
This i all very vel II tends 20 make
good lawyers bet'"r. bu' a." movement
leaves oUt Of consideration such oondi-
TONS ~ rNt=t a. 'hr YorlyIl'n polio"
court and 'oo MANY other minor t-I-
huuas II ought - loo impossible fpr
mon - loo guilty 81 s.,h practices and
roman members of a learned and hon
orablr profession. II tho law does uo'
permit tho higher courts IA diShar su, h
persons ~ ought ~ be amoWicd a. the
earliest practl, able moment - as to
confer thai power upon them tn"
pcrs s'cncc and determination exhibited
hv shvsterS and pc'tifncccrs in tbs
city IN violating IN" ethics ut IN" PROBES
SION il almost marvellous For example.
thara IL provision of the penal law
which makes II a ru.sdom"auur - adj
vcrfl~r - procure divorces ~uur" 'he
enactment Of This provision IN" familiar
advertisement Divorces procured with
ont publicity Of course no longer az
pears but We have before us a column
~ LAWYERS advert isements in which six
different practitioners notify tho public
that they will deal with family troubles
NJ domestic difficulties" and That no
iae will be charged unless 'he LAWYER IL
successful II this does not point %
divorce litigation II does NOT signify
anything
II Is high tims thai 'he bar assoC'1-
lions and al others intent upon tho e'"-
walton Of professional standards in the
law should devote their attention not
only 20 keeping unqualified mon ON ~
the profession but - turning uut lot !
Of scalawagS who have already got in.
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Pine Christians want To rule. occupy
nine-tenths OF Mindanao and the whole
81 Sulu. They would not cringe 20 the
greatest Christian potentste. says Mr..
FOREMAN. who. remarking on their
superb physical development adds
that they are of quick perception.
auda"ious. naughty and rcsolute.
Moreover, they -disdain work as de-
grading and only a III occupation for
slaves. Arabs come 20 the island from
time In time "a Kornn e1pounlCrs. but
with tho design ~ inhaming these fierce
Nalavs against the Christians United
states troops have never failed "a over
wh"lm the Moros in battle. AMI a. "A
people they have been conquSre,l IL not
sIhiugatNl in that sense in which the
term may be used with regard to tho
fllipInus 81 IIZon. Tho Moros have
not been tanned. their morals are nm
regulated. and they remain Moham-
mcdanS hating tho Christians. Their
de~ir" for annexation 20 the United
States when tho FIliplnoS secure indie
p"ndenCe. a. that desire was tumul-
Houslv expressed in the presence 81
General DICKINSON nt Iambnanca, was
merely crafty reioinder 10 the petition
Of the Christian Filipinos. The Malay
Yields only a. force and must be watched
when b" seems most Submissive and
loval \ Mohammcian Of Mindanao
will never sit in the Senate AZ Washing
ton. II IN the filnesS Of time absolute
j. granted the Christians
of LI2on and the Filpinos a. a people.
. Will sim be necessary Ia Keep the
American flag flying in Sulu and Min
danao
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A Certain Cias. Of LAWYERS.

Every Eelf-resrecting member OF thn
bar in this Citv must evDcr: once a sense
~ shame upon reading 'he account Of
the recent OCCUR, meas n 'he Yorliville
police court in re-re'' Of rha conduct of
n cor'l = casa - livvcrs who haur,
that tribunal. II nppoars that thr-n
mon. who ~" rn' ah." - maintain INV
Offices or oven hire d"sk room, make a
prac'. o. Il fropu"r'inc rho halls. s'a~-
wava md approaches =" the cour-,
whore ttpv oren'~ -olio!' employment
frrm passing litigar'- or prisoners.
Tho Magistrates lave endeav0rNl 20
prevent this. but evidently with very
l'r'e success. Mr.. NusFs :. hUITR
laz addressed communication 70
p. 80 Commissioner BAEEE on the sub
.a,.' m witch lie saws that 'hs sidewalk
iea.rry - Tho court = occupied by these
lvv.rs and hv -Tinnor-- who Inherent
persons entering tho court room. -Thev
sand on ia. court house steps, he saws,
Ia tho corridors and on the stairs lead
Inr To tho cour- room. and even PLY their
lg-Iur -- 81 catching clients in the court
it-rli
Tho cv'"nt ~ tho power n the Police
comm 80 oucr under such circumstances
i, probably limited 20 the prevention II
lettering IN the halls and along the stair
vays. Neither the police nor the Mag
is'ri'"s presiding IN the court posses-
ANY authority in ordinary cases 20 ex-
dude objectionable lawyer. or anv one
IS" from the court room itself: and II
would probably be- gong too far ~ uro-
hIb.t all conversation between prisoners
and lawyers who desire - speak %
thofn. Some method however, must be
possible ~ con---yanca by which this
d'sgrao"iul procedure can he s'opped.
Tho matter ~ ono " hIDh deserves and
ought o. To"c,So 'ur early and .Ir =
IhRt.c attention ~ tho two bnr n-."cra-
tons m this CIV
These associations have lately mani
'"s'"i much activity IN efforts 20
pEoin0to the AdyunccTnent OF Legal.
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Fro~ n. T4o-so- Gios,

Many things have happened since ms ums 81
ne Non,golherp. and perhaps the most remark
able Of all 10 the Invention Of German 60
rlneer Herr Retug instead OF having for the
envelope Of his balloon siik or Goidbeaters skn r.
has adopted wood The new serosiat II iao
meters Ioug. win . diameter Of 10 meters 10
has also two motors The wood used IN the con
sir1ic ton 81 the envelope 10 Canadian ptne Herr
Rsttg claims thas he will effect . saving Of gAs
70 an enormous eHienL that his envelope viii not
be Affected BY the sun's rays. sooe wood 10 bsd
conductor Of heat lie sAys that his envelope
will bold the sas for ueeks and hat h. viii reseh
considerable Aiiitndes Herr Reiug declsrrs that
he has solved the problem Of long distance FOR In
stance he will 30 abis % cross the Atlantic
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soap for sapper.

TO rHE EpTrDE oT T'Hy SrS -S'' Yor wees
or more nave teen taking nv ereuiuE meals a.
various hotels n New BrGusWick ana Maine from
the Mfamichl FIvrr 10 Casco Bay. and thOse mss .
"a Ire bills Of fare are Ia, sably labelled In large
black letter. Supyer A. inVAriAt'y the rrsi
dish on TIE blll - soup. Soup for supper
Pc for trssEfsst lars our nner senSbuues.
Ari ve Iona sskaur- ~ CONF ~ticut ard sd'accn,
territory ~ 'r- eastward when Ne think % g.
tvt what - soup FOR sY?Grr' | ssSrd NUMEROUS
waters n .p'p prevailed In the homes - Maine
ant Nev Hrrir svfrL or supper. euf While sone
salt they iliET know. others ssii they gues,-I
II ga or u Uoultr'' be ssrv-i at me ho'es
!. soup AsIpgsr Ssh In Maine ard Sew nr'irs
WICK. Ard so Who the dickens ever Instituted
th- custom ard Why w l.
TgrrfaSp. Ne August q.
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A Cartarsd Tr.a.srs ship


IF0F1 INF TT WoI1 Ca1aI-f
'us' 80 years ago the largest bvf 70 '-rssSfs
ever ia.en from ship A. ssa vas hrr' sh' nn
London ~ wAs the whole ~ tne csrEn ~ "
spanish 81 y Hsrnionr captured On Ny v
NS Active TIE Horm!one surrenre-ed %
th- sr'!ys without IN ar'ion. sai ~. u-ssu'
wns landed ~ r1rismn. N and conveyed - loh
don In tweHty decorated wagons vi'h -cr"
colbrs s,rr spanish And an escort PARTY % 's0or'
The strange rrosrssiou reached icri9a o.
August e. The day on which George ~ ua'e
% beng sold the treasure realized csia - y -
AID Ihe share ~ the o-lccrs and msa - - Aet'
-. a. foiiows The Captain, fss 80 -
frrsr con ulSS.nrrd uT1csrs. each S'N'ni rs !.
..gt. u.rrarior,-.r~. zach a, Az :. - tvsnv
gs . or-rrr- each A. - - ~ lS seaw-r e'''
go $ 81
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.,s I,., On. uh,rI,.,. Of TIM.

n Vas FnrrOR ~ TINS NTN NJ Mr 'ar-.s
u 1a-N-d saws II the Don 7cTatlc usr'y hs4
'ss~u w TIE proEreS-l'. movement instead OF
rlr Republican I would rot hesitate % jo'n mat
nar'-" WY. where ha Nr. Gsrfsld been al
'N.s- v.a-s' Does he rot know 'hat ihs Dero
crarc party 80 far tsrk a, iss adopted pro-
Er-~S.vr- platform ard fought Vsuan'y Tor ~
under the Peerless Leader. william jennings
F"yHr'
The troubis th-n vs.. matt ~. ne nsroc-s'.
Who fought for these progressive IDEAS They
vr-- dubbed socialists. anarchists. 80. nov 10 -
tho yrtlous. lid glove Republicans. awaken ~
after fourteen long yssrs Of peaceful sumh~r.
who advocate thee fAds. ana they ~ oor-se are
parrots ard -progres>ives jITTERspsI,N
IuEr EiCUNoSD = ArGusi -
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To rHu EpIToa oy TIE SrS-SI v-s william,
Lowell Putnam says In . recent srtc'e. u bss
always taken nine tailor. 90 maze q man. NAV
10 not take MAE sunraGettes 20 make = woman >.
How many average women would II take 20 n AZ.
one such suiraEi.i a. Floreuce Nightingale. Jan.
Adams. Clara Barton. Josephine shaw Lowell
Aztec Freeman Palmer or JuHa ward Hove. I,
10 pity that few anti srhragts'a ss.n IN
be able 10 observe the eourteses % debate ami 20
Discuss the question on tia merits without ln,rT,
ing the women Who differ with them
ALICE SToEH .cUvH'f
CHuhARu Mas, August n
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"Ths.. Ysrris.r.. Tone. a"
FROM 'ss ns1rsss,, G.5'stIr

FFUFV ~ ~ VT WIZ N 1T"TTT
We "a m the square IN . Flemish town Isi~n
NJ 20 = stray Iriygrriy 10 Hsiodie~ were
srrause 10 NE rlrs ~ ms neisbboT = Yorkshire
wo1i counter. ana repeating critlcism ne had
y ar~ befo~. and Nith spne truih. shout The
.tu.. ne remarked that these turrner,' '4ns,-
a.'. seem Ia ha' mich In 'Im but soon
NO organ STRUCK 40 sors SURFING strain. uhirh
br rec. zniy~d. and he b~amed - on an old friend
inst, bit ~ Iugush. anyhow. sw reckon =
h- ~,,Is.-Tsd pleasantly. and called for another
.uor- en- No Strength ~ ~ n sas Ia Mar
2 aLse
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-29

n no ur''f- uc't for Serternber NJ A's-,
'rs I'o.' writes On aviation. MAJOR ~ j. hsshs
on water power Nj A HOcher on he selT'N-
calder. ard MI G. n. Keys On fAirnsis -
are E-ucie. m irrrrrn's. IN coorersnvs ~.
ems. on Colorado experiment win c'h,.
On siorr arhs ~ ne 'srin IN rtbter. and - ~
Ing \ coupsrsrn - made between ns -
agemert ofsn TuEHsh snd = Mas-art 'ets
n tie savan'sEe % ire former. sra 49, ersess'
are sTsiened for inencsneT THe u'usl -.
msnts on current topics and ne usual pSss
e RotA5is peES0ns are proytdeA-I -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-29

Legislative" votes, proclaims himself the
Hughes champion in New York.
The contrast between THEoDoRE
RoosFvTITS purpose and his profess
sinns - tho most impressive fact In the
present political situation. His sicccSs
must dep"ni entirely upon the fashion
ia wis h tho public overlook the purpose
AMI accept the profession.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-29
Eseiainins ms. Po.,t,o.

Frs~ ~ ks7,ss coy Jogr-1i
one Kansas editor. who was q candidate 4, TIE
recent primary. vas asked the Other day via,
position he took editorsuy In TIE Republican
nghi
-uentienen ~ said resecuve'y. = ru, Gown
four uprisings Ia the BakAps. bAntshed ire sul,..
10 permanent oblivion. setti-d the Spanish ro.
de-ia-ed friendship between FnEiAnf and Ger
many ard freed . lot OF Russian ,rri, rhsnE
%
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-29

Colonel BRIAS. having announced that
he will not 10 n candidate for President in
1879, Immediately declares that JCpsoN
HARMON OF Ohio cannot have his support
for the Democratic nomination. The pub
lie NAV expect TO hear from Fairview
hereafter that all the other Democrats
who arc mentioned for the nomination fail
10 met tho Bryan requirements A. the
same time. the unsuspsc'ed qualifications
of unheard 81 statesmen will Ia sung by
tho NehraSNa seer. "a was the case in tho
months preceding thu Democratic national
convention ~ 1914 The Bryan methods are
pretty well understood now.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-29

Enicksr-Ws i've 100 fast
BoeksT-Tes. the Psychological moment 70 sue.
eesded ~ ne split second
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-07

II you have tears 10 shed FOR vii
ton Lagkaye. shed them now. for the
first time he runs across "a woman'a
giah be viii have something conus
ms O. him fur this Is Wilton s
latest contribution % current
thought
What has woman dAne for the
STAGE np yau know that the
American woman absolutely dnm-
mates thr stagr here. aud the hrat
they have anne Tor this country ts
60 promote The vogue ~ such playa
as fhH Queen - che Nauiia
Rouge, The Easiest WAY, THE
hiue Mousse AID other lndsganeiea :
Tbs afNumeut that such froth IL
written Tor the tired bualnaaa man
won't bold whan a play IL known
Go ~ vile yuti lind that three. fa,irths
~ thc Audieuca viii be women. The
men can't st iu
IN NHw Nerk recently the news
pafTrs condemned a certain play as
tminE auft 70 he seen Dttt IL
curiosity Z aeut tu View the audience
af the next performance. aad one
eoulint xvt nrsT the theatre fer the
fuuhs Il wnuea that fought for en-
trance. actually tearing each other
eiothta There wasn't man IN the
house
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-07

<sssssst- pFssrsm Friday.
wi sirFtan 5 fIffh symphasv
f'aa y ~ Naefv mlfl l,~ made
sF i M<nfs lssohn num-
ssN = A. faiess
er Nnkts Dseam
ss-..-.s. Overture
nsl
y Alegro aaaits apps ssian-
60 Z miner
u knfsnfe T. major
AAxfesio non sYopfe sf-
10 gl'e siFace 3 mai ag.
Mar nssnnar
V } IN A minor
ta Qpm s6
Antaais con wafs A
M Aliagrn ua posse
kEsis A mlnor
.n.Fe mon treppo. r
aasis A major
sasfFa vlyacisrimo. A
Allegro maartosa
assai A major
~ A4frh
~ = spectral matinee ~
q - Lots next FRIDAY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-07

Prom France and flcahiugs 20 re-
volvef shots Ia the jump made by
ihe Lawrence players this week
Last week u was Sarha" and this
week u - The Loot TBii~ a mrfa.
drama af The Colorado crnntry whieh
rppcsrnz the love - a cna punchaf
and the daughter % an army officer
The C9NpuneheF tMF taNrenUsl -
some Wild until be mrets the army
efficofa daughter Miss keitonl
And then ~ puts on the brakes
The love tale unfoida and during
"a the voa punchwr develops . mans
emotions The Loaf Trait leads
10 happy curtain. bat why Oh
whY did they east Miss clara
beyern az Ham she t'hinmmgn7 LIS
an unpenstrsbia mystery. Hut vau
ought q see the crowds cfferveacw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-07
OLD FAV0RITES ARE
GIVEN WARM GREETING

u tho members ~ the new stock
company AZ the Seattle theatre har-
bored any miaslvinga prior 10 their
FIRST bow yesterday afternoon. Il was
dlspelled when the asbestos ascend
I'd Really Il was warm reception.
aud ~ the evening performance a
secona welcome was even more on
thuHlaatir
To his friends Robert Webb Law.
renee IL known AZ Bobby Webb tie
has lived 30 many years IN Seattle
that he hates a. think ~ the pest
ana u was only natural that his al
Vent yesterday was the signal for
much applause aud Hobby came
right back with good inpursonA.
ton of Judge who H. compelled to
sentence hln own son 20 the clsc.
tric chair
Philip Sheffield was another IA
sorite 20 receive the prolonged hand,
and ilke Hobby. be responded with
hia best Which was rlaAs
Miss Victory tiatumnn Con her
honeymoon. tool T. meuhersd Ia
the new stock company. and while
she Was not accorded many hiM OPP
rortunitiea yesterday her work was
smooth az All times Tab Mlss hate,
man.
For the opener the new agsgeKa.
tian selected The Might before
Christmas" a meiadgan,a from tbs
hot quNl ~ HRl R~ld Twenty thaa-
plans are necessary "a the telling
uf the tale. and in every instance
the tale was wen told.
The cast nqmhers leo Lindhafd.
FetcY Ktlbrids. VIII y Taylor Leo
linahard John Williams, Walter g.
tsnfurt. l. Brigham fsrclvRl VII.
tam ftillywr Miss Virginia Drew
Mise MAY Golden Miss olive Adair.
Miss brenda Fowler. Miss Marie C.
issie. Miss Ines brigham Miss La
cila Webster. Mise Victory hateman.
George claWEon. Charles ClaWson.
and ~ course. Bobby Lawrence ami
Phil sheffield
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