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New-York tribune., 1910-06-12
ARMY AND NAVY NOIESI
General DuValI RebukeS Chap
lain DaIlam.
From The Tribune Bureau.l

CRITICISED HIS SUPERIOR. - Chap
lain ]. E. Dallam, 18th Infantry. has been
subjected to a scathing rebuke by Major
General W. p. Duvall, In command in the
Philippines. Chaplain Dallam was recent
ly reported TO the War Department be-
cause lie had mo church." having an
nounced that he could not continue to
recognize the creed of the Episcopal
Church. to which he was accredited upon
his appointment. 1t was intimsted 10
Chaplain Dallam that he must become
regularly ordained minister or he would De
regarded as lacking usefulness as chap
lain. He accordingly Joined the Uni
tartan Church. It remained an unan-
swered question what the military author
tiles could have done If he persisted in his
undenominationalism. The present diffi-
Guilty grows out of some uncomplimentary
allusions Chaplain DslIam made to
brother officer OF the regiment, Captain
r. d. Wickham That officer was In the
neighborhood of the quarters OF Lieutenant
Colonel r. F. Arnes, 18th Infantry at the
time Lieutenant JanneT another officer OF
the regiment, shot and killed himself follow
ing a dinner at the Annes quarters. Chap
lain Dallam thought that Captain Wick
ham acted in a manner which deserved
criticism and he expressed his opinion in
the presence of junior officers of the com
mand The regimental commander, Colonel
9. A Williams, who has been in some diff
Guilty himself, called on Chaplain Dallam
for a retraction, Whereupon the chaplain
wrote formal letter declining TO make
reparation and referring to Captain Wick
hams alleged avoidance OF responsibility
as 'heartless and cowardly" This led TO
81 IT.
tence to reprimand by the reviewing
authorities. General Duvall, in carrying
out the sentence. said:
1T is very clear that Chaplain DaIlar,
sought TO convey an expression of CEN
sure in using the words he did in address,
ing his superior ofioer, Captain wickham.
The fact that the conduct of Captain
Wickhan1 which it pleased Chaplain Dali
lam to disapprove in noriss concerned
the latter, whose status in the matter was
that Of q busybodv. and that his csnsure
was entirely gratuitious ana was conveyed
to Captain Wickham in the presence of his
juniors naturally aggravates the case.
Unfortunately the spirit Of broad Chris
tianity. Of which Chaplain Dallam should
be an exponent, has not prevented him
from passing jlIxg xgment in haste and with
but little consideration on fellow officer,
his superior in rank, or later, after time
for mature thought, from declining to
withdraw that Judgment even when ad-
vised TO do so by his regimental COM
mander- Chaplain DaIlam has profted
little by his five years experience in the
military service in 50 far as understand.
ing his place in the army, and apparently
fails to realize that there Is nothing in the
position Of the chaplain which absoIves
him from the disciplinary requirements
which are imposed upon all officers Chap
lain Dallam is released from srrest and
restored TO duty"
Chaplain Dallarn is we'll known in Platts-
burg, n. 7, having been on duty with his
regiment at the neighboring army post
New-York tribune., 1910-06-12
~ LARGE WHEAT ACREAGE

asif A.. ~ sasos has y,iu,o,,
$. its'5 ss~, s.ir more wheat planted his
-. -. ia, norn,.ls.. .a'e. The Census Bureau
e = .,s9 piaafes l,'..F reports show the total
sg 1s55 1s 5,a p Wheat Throughout Can
''l:e l,s. -. sst ,ts~ res r hich s. s.. 49,,
1904 'ssf' The condition I1',g. Is 70.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-12
s.u FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS.

san Francisco. June li-Tha ofriciai clos
ing quotations for mining stocks to-day
,,.ara as follows:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-18
Ashland

ASHLAND, VA, March 1S.--Mrs.
John A. Oates and Miss Dodds. OF
Fayetteville, n. c., are visiting Mrs.
Hall Canter.
Miss Ethel Howard expects to go
to Reidsville. N. c., to attend the
Easter german.
Rev. Frank L. Wells married Miss
Maggie May Chandler and Mr.. Gill
bert Vortees at o'clock this after
noon In the home OF the brides faith
err, Mr.. C.. H. Chandler.
Mr.. E. w. Newman has gone to
Washington for a few days on BUSH
ness trip.
Mrs. Mead Addison and children.
who have been staying at the Henry
Clay Inn for several days, have re-
turned to Richmond.
Mrs. /. n. Vaughan and family, who
have been at the inn for the winter
returned TO her country home to-day.
At the regular meeting OF the Girls
Club this afternoon Mrs. w. L. hoy
read delightful paper on The
Hague; Miss Stuart Blanton, Our
rent Events; Miss Landcaster. read
ing.
Mrs. Harris circle" to raise-money
for the carpet fund Is getting up a
May pole dance for the first of May.
1t viii include all OF the younger
set of girls and boys in our town.
and under Mrs. Harris able direc-
ton and good taste, there is no ae+iet
it win be a beautiful entertainment.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-18
BULL MOVEMENT
IN THE MARKET

NEW YORK. March 1s.--The tone
OF the morning news, especially that
I'm regard to the general straighten-
ing OF the difference OF railroad EN-
ployes and corporations. had bullish
influence on stock market operations
both here and on the other side.s The
strength that became most pro-
nouneed yesterday afternoon reap
peared in the whole list in the early
trading. Railroads showed sabstan-
ttal fractional gains and industrials
were strong in the first fifteen min
utes.
The upward movement Became mora
vigorous in the last haiti OF the first
hour with prices showing gains around
point Speculative Interest oentered
in United States Steel common with
Union Pacific and Reading also prcmi-
nent. Government s's declined Ii.
other bonds strong.
The market held strong throughout
the forenoon. with fractional gains at
midday over prices at the end Of the
FIRST hour. Amaigainated showed a
gain of Ia. Reading. Union Paci-
fie and others remained In good de-
.nand. s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-18
.JJonesBros. Go.
INCORPORATED,
1418-142O E. Main St.
CASH OR CREDIT.

daughter, Mrs, Brown, stopped over
In Baltimore for several days OF the
return trip.
Miss s. c. Kinghanne, of Philadel-
phia- is the guest OF friends here.
Miss Jennie Gregory is visiting
friends in Newport News.
s-----------------------
Mr. and Mrs. Rolfe r. Glover Will
go to Atlanta, Ga, Monday to spend
several weeks.
Mrs. Robert w. WIthers and little
daughter. OF Suffolk. are the guests
of Mrs. George r. McAdams, on West
Franklin street.
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Duncan, of
Richmond are spending several days
with friends in Greensboro. n. c.
Mrs. r NJ. Ramsdell has returned,
after a visit to relatives in Chicago
Miss Phoebe Packard. of New Or
leans, is the guest Of Mrs. Mary G.
Wallace, 100 South Third street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-18

tIontinHed from fiFSt Page.1
right to use ocular denomination In
case like this?" demanded Mr.. Sims.
| Mr.. Moore admitted that there was
no such rule. but did not argue the
matter further.
Legislative Marathon"
| Shortly after 10 O'Clock an effort
WAS made to secure recess of the
! House for thirty minutes in order
| to have the chamber swept and the
| foul air refreshed. Several consulta.
| tions were held with the Speaker, but
| he held that such a motion would not
be in order during call of the House
for a quorum, and SO II was not made
At 1925 the insurgents gathered
together in Representative Gardeners
| room TO discuss ways and means to
end the filtbuster. The House In the
meantime did nothing but sit and
walt for the sergeant at-arms to
bring In absent members.
This Is just Marathon--a legisla-
tive Marathon" said Representative
Murdoch. on the way to Gardeners
room. My right leg is disabled and
I'm fast going lame in the left"
At l1:45 the Democrats near the
center aisle began singing, first,
hymns then popular songs. "Old
Black Joe" and "A Hot Time In the
Old Town Tonight" wound up the
chorus. which was quelled by MIR.
Moore's gavel.
Makes Hot Charges.
Representative Shaekeiferd. Demo-
crat. Missouri. then declared the
Speaker had ''contemptuously abdi-
Gated his chair" and that the House
was In "a state OF anarchy"
You are the representative of the
Speaker" he said, do your duty and
stop this everlasting fiasco; bring to
an end this disgraceful situation and
allow the members to do the duty
that the Constitution demands. The
gentleman from Illinois has quit the
chair because he knows that he can
not rule the majority. The sergeant
alarms did not arrest the members
last night because the Speaker did
not want him TO do 1t. / demand
that you. as the representative OF the
Speaker, allow legislation TO pro-
coed"
Majority Floor Leader Payne leap
ed to hts feet to reply to Shackle-
ford, declaring that he. had never
heard a more senseless speech
"A point OF order" cried Mr.. Shac-
kleford.
"Oh, the gentleman from Missouri
wouldn't know q point Of order from
q hole in the ground" cried Mr..
Payde- -
Msssrs. Payne and Shaciisford
then wrAngisd over the question OF
the iatter's presence during last night's
rscestA!rrs 49, sssss Ssssss
ileaAAn nnln M1o1onx1 ~ arrested tor
Dll1fennt - AAA n AI1e1 lrn4s|
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-18
TO VOTE FRIDAY
ON ANNEXATION
Judge Christian Sets Date TO,
Special Election for Man
chester Residents.

Judge Frank H. Christian fr1oay
AFTERNOON ordered q special election to
be held In Manchester April for
the ratification or rejection Of the
ordinances OF Richmond and Manches-
tier, providing for and ordaining the
OF the two cities.
Judge Christian sac in vacation In
the Manchester corporation court.
having been ordered from Lynchburg
by Governor Mann, and entered his
order at the conclusion of legal argu-
srnent presented by City Attorney Pol
lard and Assistant City Attorney An
derson, of Richmond, and City Attor-
ney Goodwin. of Manchester.
The hearing was entirely without
sensations. no effort was made by the
anti-annsxationists to stay the order
OF the court.
If the election Is favorable to the
union il will become effective April
is and on that date Judge Christian
viii return to receive the report OF
proper officers authorized by law 10
canvass the returns.
The hearing consumed about TWO
hours. AT it's conclusion Judge Chris
tian affixed his signature to the other
authorizing the election. and further
ordered that q writ OF election be for
warded to the sergeant OF Manches-
ter with instructions to issue imrne-
diately notice of the action Of the
court.
Signal for Activity.
The calling of the election Is the
signal for more active steps by the
opposing forces, and plans were i'm
mediately formulated for mass meet
ings under the direction OF the an
49, t.Ar ts,n ttup fr 10. hal
practically every night until April 4.
A meeting of the Manchester Con-
solidation Club Will be held Friday
night at Fraternal Hall, when speak
ers OF prominence will urge the union.
A meeting Of the Manchester Anti
Consolidation Club has been called
for Monday night to be held at the
courthouse. when MIR. Charles L.
Page, former city attorney, who
spoke Thursday night at Leader Hall.
viii continue his arguments against
becoming Washington ward OF the
capital city.
There were only small number
Of spectators in court.
Both Sides Hold Meetings.
The opposition mass meetings
Thursday night, held at Hull and Sixth
streets by the consolidationists and at
Leader hall blythe ''antis' brought
out several hundred enthusiasts, and
the largest audience heard the argu-
ment against annexation by Mr..
Charles L. Page. The address of Mr..
Page was lengthy one and he wildly
described features OF the ordinance
which will tend to harm Manchester.
much to the delight of hearers.
Many who favored the merging OF
the two cities are said to have been
won over by Mr.. Page and Friday the
members OF the INSTRUMENTATION
Club were s5ubilant anent the outcome.
However, the pro-consolidationis
are not disturbed and show no alarm
with reference to the big demonstra-
ton ut Leader hall. Several speakers,
Mr.. Alonzo Holt. Mr.. r. ]. Nichols, Mr..
Pempey Andrews and MI j p Jones
addressed the meeting favoring the
union, held under the auspices OF the
First ward voters.
These orators brought forth many
arguments why annexation would
prove beneficial to the Eonthside
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-18

swer, saying that Mr.. Hamlin would
have to ask the question when there
was a quorum present.
Uncle Joe shows Strain.
"Unole Joe,'' the lines of his face
showing the strain under which he has
been laboring, returned to the speak
er's chair shortly after o'clock.
Democrats began Showering him ques-
| lions about the progress Of the work
OF bringing in truant members. They
asked particularly whether he had
signed and delivered to Mr. sinnott.
t the Democratic assistant sergeant-aI.
| Arms. warrants for the arrest of alb
sentees. Cannon spared with the In
| quiring ones and said he had signed
warrants but 1t afterwards developed
| that the only warrants issued had
been given to Sergeant alarms Cas-
| son. Republican, Then the Democrats
condemned the speaker for ignoring
| the orders of the House that warrants
| be given to Mr.. Sinnott and his depu-
| ties to serve He was charged with
using his power to conduct a personal
| filtbuster in an effort To escape defeat
at the hands of the House.
| Quorum Present.
! AT E30 A. NJ the record showed a
/ quorum present MT. OTmsted. Re-
| publican, of Pennsylvania, one of the
regulars, moved that the officers Of the
House be instructed To cease their
efforts to arrest absent members. A
roll call WAS demanded and the Can
non organization was again defeated
| by vote of "a to 80 Twenty nine
Democrats refrained from voting, be-
cause they were paired with absent
t Republicans.
The allies. after Il canvass OF the
field, declared at o'clock this morn
ing that they would have a majority
of seven, even with the full strength
| of the regulars on the feor.
| Absentees began drifting into the
House about $3.50 A. NJ, but there
We're still large sections OF the seats
untenanted. Once in q while men,
! her would gn LID and shake hands With
Speaker Cannon. Champ Clark
leader of the minority, was one 6t
ped and chatted with Uncle Joe" for
! several minutes
Josh New Speaker.
Speaker Cannon gave up the ga.yel
! to representative J. Hampton Moore,
rapu blican, Of Panama, mt S;45 A. NJ,
| and Immediately a number of sleepy
| members sauntered up to the rostrum
| to extract some fun from the new
| Speaker
| II want to ask recognition to call
up the inland waterways btll,' ex-
! planned Representative Maynard
democrat, of Virginia.
"Now is the time to get all the
| money you want" remarked Repre-
fsentative Tawney of Minnesota, chair
man of the appropriations committee,
"Get 1t quick, while Uncle joe isn't
looking, and run away with it"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-18

road and that he could not have been
going eighteen miles an hour at the
time After he had made a good
speech and tangled the witnesses up
with raptd-flre questions he was dis
missed. and the court adjourned few
minutes before 3 o'clock.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-18
Josh New Speaker.
VIII Talk to Bible Glass.

At the Church OF the Covenant next
week Miss Angy Manning Taylor, of
Chicago, will speak each afternoon at
4.30 o'clock to the women's Bible
class Sunday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
she will make an address before the
boys of the church.
Miss Taylor Is an interesting talker
and her coming to Richmond has
been looked forward to with consid-
cradle pleasure and anticipation.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-18

The sociesy editor Of the Rich
nasnd viFainian viii be glad to re-
ee1vs sociai items and personals
Fhese may be sent by mail n en-
1cssed with the name and address
q the contributor, or may be
p1aoned to Madison 1923.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-18
Forest Fires ON the nlue Ridge,

Forest Fires ON the Hue Ridge.
Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
FRONT ROYAL. VA. March H.
Forest fires along the Blue Ridge and
Massanutten mountains have destroy
ed considerable bark, ties, fencing.
etc An abandoned school house,
house, about s miles east OF town was
consumed In the fires that ragged on
Green Hill last week
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-18
Uncle Joe Shows Strain.

swer, saying that Mr. Hamlin would
have to ask the question when there
was quorum present.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-18

Mas Evelyn Hall, of Washington,
Formerly OF Richmond. and Mr.. j.
Fletcher Heard, Of Atlanta, were mar
rted at Grace church, Alexandria, at
$40 o'clock "Wednesday evening. Rev.
Mr.. Carpenter Dfffciating. Mr.. Heard Is
the electrical inspector for the Pos
tai Telegraph Company, with head
quarters at Atlanta. Miss Hail was
1t one time connected with the pos
&Ml main office at Washington. After
the ceremony the party left for At
ianta. which viii be their future
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-18

Mr., Iran Maltby ana Mr.. Thomas
q. May ware not present ana Mr.. ~.
III Bruce asked that his case be eon-
m. w. H, sohwartxqhIsd showed
tak ~ had stppped ~ betp i kel>0Nl
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Jn(anOge(egrap6
Der 0ogep 9iftmoro pro
3eR.


ct. 2ouis, 26. T1ai. 2lus Der
Gr0finungsrebe bes 5ilfssStaatsan:
pults Sp. u. Robtopf in bem grossb
Der 5rau Dora &. 9orsp sebt beroor
bdB Der Staat bas geite1en einea
Worbarihlags oesen Dm. :. grber.
um $27OO 2ebensperitterung 81 fol.
lettirsn. beipeiien min.
9r. Qrtbur 5riebe6erg, tpelter Or
Der tpdbrenD ieiner arantheit in ge:
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tlagt babe uno in ardmpfen gsItorber
isi. 5ruu 9orep. oi. er nur uls 5rlu
grbsr fannie, ipollie riht, oab sr siHsr
anoersn Qrst CUR Soniultatton bin5u.
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pflegerin unb tpiiIe ihon, tpie iie ibrer
Wann III pfIeeen babe. Die Snmp:
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er a,tpubt babe, baB iie nit Or. 9oret
nerb.iratbet mar.
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gepDort, 26. Mai. Die Wat,
l.rFirma 6. Jrantlin Sutton &c Go
iit am Wittpoh BON Der Rem 0ortel
4itienbOrIe ausseihlofsn tporoen. fiji,
bic 8auer zines Sdbres. ndhoem fl
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ssln Der gorfs psrl.bt 81 baben. oie au'
bas 1beilen bon aommiiIionen gs5uc
bat.
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6enberi On. ap., 20. Mai. 9
80. gbslen, Elm beannter Dfsroe3iihter
ipurbe am 1onneritas in ieinem2anb'
bauie pom isiner Jrau erIhoFsn,
Mnttie Wbite. cine farbise Diensrin
purbe lebenssefdhrtih perfpunbet
5rau gbelin itellte iih ielbit Der go,
lisei, inbem lie bemerte, pab lie obei
ibr gatte iierben mubten. Wlan Der.
musbst. oab Giferfu6t oas MO.ip be,
14at II.
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Cincinnati. 5reitag, Sem ~ Mai 1910.

lungen. bic aus benz 8efGngniB font@
men, sdn3lid eebrohen.
Wufien gerbuftungen in
ber SO 6Derratbss
4ffaire.
Wien, 26. Wai. sSn Srieit buus
ern bic 9erbdftuneen in Der mebrers
ipdbnten irrebentiitii9en 5o4Derratb5s
4ffaire fort. gisber iin6 breiunoa
5fpdn3ig profsHortn, 4erste unb gez
ANTE in 9etpabriam ubsefiibrt iporbea.
0ie 8eridporung mar nod peiter
persipeigt, dls bon ben 8e6Drben dn9es
nommen ipurbe.
4us benz Deuti den bR ei d.
Berlin, 26. Mai. prins 2ouis
5erbinanb, Der 3ipeitdltefte Sobn beg
aronprin5tn Wilbelm uno Der arons
prinseFin geeilis. 1T ertrantt. Der
am 9. Rroember 1907 geborene Raiz
erenfel leibet an 2uftrobrentatarrb
unb elmer Gnt5iinbung bes Wittelobrs.
Oiele aus benz Waarmorsp spalais BET
potsbam tommenoe Hahridt bat in
tpeiteiten &reiIen Der 8ep0lterung, in
beneu fid bic aronprin3en 5amilie
ungemeiner geliebtbeit srfrsut, aufs
rihtige 5beilnna6m. ausgelOit. gu
erniter g.iorgnib iIt u6er nad 4nga=
be Der be6anoelnoen 4er3te segentpdrz
tts tein Qnlab porbanben. gs piro
Der 6offnung Raum essebeu, baB Der
tleine gatient in 9dIoe tpieosr tpoblz
auf iein tpirb.
8efes gtgeu bas aopir.n
alter Weiiter.
Wie aus Wiinten gemelbet ipirb.
bat bic aammer Der 4bgsorbnetsn bes
baneriIhsn 2anotags etne 9eIeBpor>
luge angenommen, mad tpelher in ben
itdatIitsn aunFtgaQerisn, bic bisbsr
Seoermann toitenfret beIuhen tonnte,
fortan gintrittsgelo erboben peroen
Ioq. Daburh ioQ besipedt tperoen.
bag Sopirsn bon dltsn Meiiteru ein3u,
iardntsn, bas neueroiugs bebeutenb i'm
Sdpung g.tpeien iit. Die Grsmben
fam bas GeIsB tdum fhrper treffen,
ba lie meiit 3obIungsfdbig limb u. fir
iis bus perbdltniBmGbis seringe Gins
trittsgsIb feline 8ple ipielsn tam.
Die a0nigiuoo oon Gnglanh
gum Gbef bes StoIpsr
5ufarensR imsHts
| erndnnt.
einsn pistdtnonen gltt bat Der Raj.
| fer gBilbelm 6egangen, ebe er ben brit
tifhen gobsn oeriieb. nahoem sr be,
9iiesurg bJs Goniss Gouaro beige:
tpobut bate. Der Wouarh srnanntt
bic aonigin Woris oon gnglaHb gum
Gbsf bes 5. 6uiaren.Regtments in
Stolp. Der psritorbene 8onig Gou'
arb III lanse Sabre gbef oieIss pom.
merf5en Reiters Regiments sspsisn.
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SnifsnahrimteH.
-

Rem gort. 26. Mai. Qngetpm.
men: rBanuouia" bon ReupeI, rprdiia
bent 2incoIn" BON 9amburg, nRen=
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perppoI, alberta" bon Srteit.
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5apre. ~qrins 5rteori6 DiIbeIm"
mad Bremen, San 9ioudnni" na6
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gen.
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goiton.
2tbses.; naats Gbamplain" mad
Montreal.
Supre. arget.: ga propencs-
uno r2a 8ascDgne" bon Rep Yor,.
Bottom. Qtnget.: .3seIauo" DON
2iperppuI, Bosnia" bon 5amburs.
Neapel. anget.: rROmanie" pom
Bottom.
9tbgeg.: .ganppic" na6 goiton.
.Guta Di @enopa", rRegind D'Stas
Tia" unb wllltonia" nad gep gort.
9enua. Qrget.: .2ouiiiana" uns
.Scsunic" bon gletp Oort.
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Intnerpsn. Qbgeg.: .Wount
Ssmple" mad Wontreal.
Queenstonn. Ibees.: -Isas
.onisA naa Gs'D Dss..