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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-02
Attacks Recall
ATTORNEY GENERAL WICKER
SHAM SCORES PROGRESSIVE
MOVEMENTS.
Secret Of Good Government Not in
Hampering Otfieials-condemns
Tinkering Constitution.

PRINCETON. y. J.. May 1.-Attor-
ney General Wickersham scored the
recall and various sO-called progress
sive movements OF government in an
address here tonight before the
Princeton class OF 1911.
We are in truth law ridden peo-
pie" declared the attorney general.
and this tendency is encouraged and
stimulated by those who seek popu-
lar favor by pointing TO easy remedies
for obvious Ills. . Not satisfied With
the ever swelling volume OF statute
laws. we are now urged to tinker with
the constitution. There is nothing
new in this kind OF demagoguery.
"A few laws easily understood are
Of more value than a thousand laws
impossible OF comprehension.
Temporary abuses may be correct
ed, hut effective government cannot
be conducted through the spasmodic
Intervention OF popular uprisings.
You cannot expect 10 secure com
petent men for the conduct OF public
affairs n they are TO be commissioned
as untrustworthy. subjected 10 con
stant heckling and MISREPRESENTATION
and turned out branded as unfaithful
servants AZ moments notice for
temporarily unpopular acts.
In n country whose government
is based on manhood suffrage. any
abuse can continue only until n ma
iority Of the people are convinced
that Il Is wrong. Then there is bound
20 be- a change
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-02
Tornado
Heavy Loss From Storm at Somerset
Pa.,-chiIdren Stampede
In Schools.

SOMERSET. Pa. May IA terrific
wind Of a cyelonic nature that ac-
companied a thunderstorm late this
afternoon. shattered windows, moved
houses and barns from their found.
ations and wrecked machinery, uproot
ed trees and lifted cattle from their
fields, depositing them in a heap a
hundred feet or more away. The new
brick structure of the Somerset Ice
Company. was demolished. and the
machinery was renched or twisted into
a worthless pile Of junk. The roofs
OF the Somerset Trust company and
the Farmers National bank building
were torn of. the electric light plant
was crushed in by the wind pressure
and hundreds OF acres OF timber and
orchards we're leveled.
Hundreds OF windows in two school
houses were blown in causing a
stampede OF the children. but they
were quietcd by the teachers before
any injuries were sustained. No esti.
mate OF the damage has been made.
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Roy Lockwood, Who Rescued Child
From Creek, Gets Medal and
Thousand Dollars.
MANNlNGTON TELEoRAPHER
RECEIVES HERO HONORS.
SteubenVllle Potter Likewise Among
Honored by the Awards of the
Commission.

PITTSBURG. May Thirty five
awards in recognition OF acts OF hero
ism were made to-day at the spring
meeting OF the Carnegie hero fund
commission. and the issuance OF nine
silver and 26 bronze medals was
authorized. In all hut eight OF the
cases provision is made for financial
assistance for specific purposes. In
nine instances. ne heroes lost their
lives and the award is made TO a
member OF the family. Twenty Of
the awards are made In connection
with rescucs from drowning. FIVE
from railroad trains. four in run
aways. five in mine or well suffoca-
tion cases. and one for the rescue OF
an insane patient from a roof cornice.
Among the recipients are:
SteUbenVille Potter Hero.
J. G. Fremont Hailes. aged IS. pot
terry foreman. bronze medal and
$1,000 20 lisuidate mortgage. Hailes
saved Peter Foley. aged -. retired.
from being run over by a train at
Steubcnville. Ohio. July 81. 1910.
Dashing onto the track twenty feet i'm
front Of a passenger train running 80
miles an hour. iailes thrust Foley.
who was walking along unconscious
OF danger. ahead Of him across tho
track. just as the train rushed by. me
cylinder head OF the locomotive brush
ing his coat tails
Bellaire Hero Gets Medal.
Roy Lockwood. aged D.. school boy.
bronze medal and $1,000 as needed.
lockwood saved David A. Risler. aged
four. from drowning at Bellairo. o
June IL. 1909. Lockwood went 10 the
assistance Of the child who had fallen
from a rock into McMahon's creek.
where the water was - feet deem.
The child grabbed Lockwood from be-
hind. about the neck. partly choking
him and struck him over the head and
face repeatedly. During their atrug-
giles they went under the surface
twice and a man dived into the water
and showed them 10 the bank Roth
we're very weak but recovered.
Warrington Man Honored.
Park s. Rushford. aged %. teler
rapher. bronze medal and 81 900 for
n home. Rushford saved EIbert O..
Cunningham. aged 20. tosmstor. from
drowning a. ManuinrtOu. W Va.
"NHNHIf ift Nf'fs MNHNInru. WNIIe
clothed. dived into Buffalo creek.
which was swollen and flowing at a
speed OF Eve miles an hour. came up
near Cunningham. who had been
thrown into the stream from "a mule
and unable to swim mad drifted into
water fourteen feet deep. Swimming
90 Cunningham. who was unc0nacious.
Ruahford grabbed him. swan toward
shore. then caught ON extended rod
and both were drawn t0 the bank
Cunningham was revived
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RebuildBangOr
TOWN TO RISE AGAIN FROM
RUINS OF 5000 ooo FIRE.
only Two Deaths Reported-Troops
Patrol Streets and There 10
Little Suffering.

BANGOR. Maine. May i.-Between
two and half or three million dol
lars viii cover the financial loss OF fre
Whlch destroyed 2S5 residences and
100 business structures I'm this city last
night and early today 40 official es-
innate Of the loss has been made. but
Insurance agencies involved estimate
that they win lose 60 per cent. or
about million and n half dollars.
The Queen CITY" Of the cast will
rise from her ashes without the
Eccessity NJ asking for outside helm.
was m. sentiment expressed tonight
by Mayor Charles W. Mullen and Rep
rrsenfative citizens Most Of those who
lost property are well u do and only
- families Were reported destitute.
Search was made OF the ruins today
fpr possible victims. but tonight only
~ 10 were accounted for as dead
Anna troops patrolled the strects
tonight under orders to shoot In case
% palpabie lo0tinr
Despite the cold rain of the carly
morning. there has been little suffer-
INK Tho city han and jail are the
only important public buildings left
standing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-02
TCrSe Telegraphic Tips

LANSING. Mich -fefe to-day Gov.
ornor Osborn signed tho BIN prohibit.
ing fratcrnitics iu tho High schools OF
che State
WASHINGTON. ID Camp Perry.
o.. was to-day designated by tho War
Department Tor the annual rifle
matches this year
WASHINGTON. n C-The sii.
prcmo Court OF the United States al.
iourncd today until May fs without
announcing an opinion in either tho
standard OH or tho Tobacco suits
arising under me sherman antitrust
law
PAMs-Llntransigcapt claims that
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Reigns
In Bluefield
Murder Of American May Cause
Race War in Mininq
District.
POSSE HUNTS SLAYER;
MAY BE LYNCHlNG
Foreigners Threatened - Talk o
lynehing Three Men in Blue
field Jail

BLUEFIELD. W. Va. May IA
race war between Americans and for
eign miners in the coal fields about
Bluofield Is threatened as "A result OF
the assassination OF William Hobbs.
today. the tenth murder to occur here
within five days. Hobbs. an Ameri-
can miner, was shot to death on the
threshold of his home from ambush
as he was leaving to go to work Two
posses. one headed by the sheriff and
the other by fellow workmen OF Hobbs.
started i'm pursuit. The miners arc
heavily armed and have sworn TO kill
the murderer II he is captured
All foreigners have been served with
notice that they will be shot down
without mercy IL they resort to VOL
ence. Vigilance committees are being
sworn I'm throughout the county and =
Vcritable reign OF terror exists. Threats
TO lynch three murderers now confined
I'm the jail here led to the detail of
special guard of deputies armed
with Winchesters to protect them to-
day. II IL feared that II the murder
er of Hobbs is slain. violence that may
claim many victims will follow.
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Cost OF Living and Reciprocity

'o Boz derived from entering into re-
cIprOcM relations with Canada would
Do to encourage frccr trade with that
country. opening the way fp freer
trade Wl.h tho world. iIo said he
hoped fo have an opportunity fo vote
Tor the house free lst bU
No Cheaper Livlnq
SIR fummins agreed uUh Mr..
stones conclusions ror1EdIne prices
in Canada and raid hc Vas con.
vInccd that The passage OF Tho BIN
would NOT 4nect reduction of the cost
OF hving y
Mr. Stone contc1do1 that American
labor is in no especial danger from
labor in Canada and replying fo SIR.
Page ~ Vermont. ho said that DO ap.
poared f0 him from r0rarrmar.
1sureE. farm WAGES In Canada are
'1 per cent h.ehcr than in fhe United
States.
Counting out thc lowering effect of
iHr au1U wages paid negro labor In
southern States Wr Gaunser do.
r.arrl fhHf fhe American WAGES raId
near fhr boundary nuc pro- from Is fo
t7 per cent more than across tho
limo
lie conferdcd that general prices
wcro higher in Canada than iu mis-
country
Measra Caiungor. smoot. Warren.
Jones. Hepburn. CummlnH. MARITIME.
Bailey and Bacon discussed tho range
OF prices on dairy cottlo.
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No Immunity
For BriberS
Ohio Legislature VIII Leave Grand
Jury to Inquire Into Sensa-
tionaI Charges.
SPEAKER VININo ANGRY
OVER INSlNUATIONS.
nial Of Having Accepted Money
for Votes.

COLUMBUS, o.. May Both
houses OF the Ohio legislature late
to-day adopted a Joint resolution, in
structing Attorney General Hogan TO
assist Prosecuting Attorney L. l..
Turner, who will begin tomorrow a
grand jury investigation OF detective
charges that members OF the 1egisla-
ture have accepted money for their
influence for and against various bills
in the general /ssembly. The legis-
lature itself yt make no investiga-
tion at this IL. = as this would have
meant immunity under the law for all
who testified. This followed a con.
ference held to-day in the governor S
Office and also at a later conference
between Governor Harmon. Secretary
Long, Secretary of State Graves.
State Treasurer Creamer and others
At a conference to-day between
Speaker Vining OF the house. and the
detectives. he was told by the detec-
tives that Representative Nye told
them that he (Vining) could be
bought for $1,000. The speaker be
came furious.
Il am inclined to the belief" said
the speaker. that | have been male
tool OF. II that is true. want to
find IL out. Above all, | want a full
and complete investigation OF this
whole matter"
Tonight State Senators G.. X. Ce
tone and r. l. Huffman issued state
ments to the effect that they had not
accepted any bribes. Senator T. r.
Andrews declares he had done moth,
ing wrong and that he had gone 70
the detective room In the hotel for
a purpose. What this purpose was
he did not say.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-02
Annex Canada
Congressman Madden Uraes Two
Countries Joining Under One
Flag.
FREE LIST ATTACKED
BY THE OPPOSITION
Long~orth Comes Out Against Free
Boots and Shoes in Free
ist

WASHINGTON. May 1.-Speechos
on the farmers free list bill in the
house today again sounded the note
OF Canadian annexation when Mr..
Madden. of Illinois. said. My hope
IL that n We can have closer CONNER
cial relations with the people of Cana
In some day this relationship NAV
blend the two peoples into one har-
moniOus whole. and that the territory
lying north Of us may become part
u the United states. as IL should.
have always believed we should be
one people. under one flag and under
one form Of government. and it viii be
better Tor us alI when such "a thing
happens. n 10 ever does"
Mcssrs Gillette. of Massachusetts.
and Dyer. ~ Missouri. attacked tho
free list bill because 30 put Jute bag
Eing used 20 bale cotton with upon the
free list. thereby threatening the bag
industry in this country.
SIR. COX. 81 Indiana. supported the
bin SIR Longworth. ~ ohio. assailed
particularly the Democratic proposal
90 put boots and shoes on the free
list.
Air Rucker. of Colorado. Democrat.
who voted against tho Canadian re-
ciprocitv bill attacked that measure
today In a speech favoring the free
list bin
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-02
Strike Begins in Shops
OF The Pennsylvania
PIttsburs information Alleges %
Men Are on Strlke-c' - o
pany Claims LesS 50
TEN THOUSAND STR =
IN GOTHs eorORlES
Clash Marks IabS - de In New
York-shop' p .nsed In
c. ..

PlTTSBURG, i. May Without
further warning than might be gath
cred from conferences OF a committee
with the railroad officials last week.
the shopmen of the PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad. on the Pittsburg division. ex-
tending from this city to Altoona, Pa.
went out on strike this morning and
tonight the officers of the unions as
sert that about 10000 men are out.
The unions affected are the Brother
hood of Carmen. boiler makers and
helpers. sheet metal workers, the In
ternational Association of Machinists
end laborers and the Federal Labor
Union, an organization OF foreign la.
borers about railroads, all OF which
are affiliated with the American Fed
GRAFTON of Labor
The cause of the strike is the allie
cation by the men that in its retrench-
ment policy the railroad dismissed
men that were active in organizing
and carrying on their union
Ii had been expected that il a strike
was called il would not be effective
until Tuesday morning, but at a meet.
ing OF the executive committee at
Pitcairn, Pa, last night swift action
was decided upon. No statement is
forthcoming from the railroad com
pany here beyond a denial that so
many men are out.
No semblance of disorder character.
lied the Inauguration OF the strike
Headquarters OF the strike commit.
tee have been established at Pitcairn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-02
GRAzERS LOSE
Government Wins Case for Control of
Reserves and Establishes
Legality.

WASHINGTON. b.. G.. May by
holding that the Federal government.
without consent Of the State affected.
may set aside vast areas Of public
lands as a forest reserve and that
sucn reserve is not s.1icct to tho
state fencing laws. tho supreme
Court 81 fh7 United .,atcs tl-dav set.
tied two burning western issues
That tribunal not only upheld tho
constiiutiOnaiity Of the establishment
~ The 90 reserves for any national
and public purpose. hut 10 settled once
Tor all that t Federal government
and not the states may say how the
reserves shall be- used.
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King Alfonso is rravcly 900 with tuber-
culosis. and the Spanish monarch is
To- pass the coming winter at Iezius.
Switzerland.
WARRENSRURG. Mo A tornado
here killed ono boy. Kelly Pain. to
day, and inflicted heavy loss IN a ten
mile path
ITHACA. N. Y-Iamcs r. Clarke.
negro student OF Cornell. has been
awarded the Priv dIionneur I'm the
annual contest for French essays hy
the Society 90 French Professors of
America
GREENViLLE. Pa-1amos Niles. a
cigar maker. hurryinE down stairs 10
his breakfast, fell and broke bis neok
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-02
Survey New Line
Engineers Plan Route Of Road From
New MartinSVille to
ClarksburQ.
Special Dispatch to the Inteniseneer.

Special Dispatch TO the Inteiligencer.
NEW MARTINSVILLE, W. Va.
May This morning a corps OF ten
civil engineers from Clarksburg ar
rived In the city and went to work
on the preliminary survey OF the
Clarksburg- Northern railway from
this city TO Middlebourne. The sur
vey will be under charge OF Promoter
I. Moore Jackson. OF Clarksburg.
me building OF this proposed line
mas injected new life in our city and
many strangers are here looking after
houses and business locations.
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Avoid Delays
Labor viii Not Seek 20 Postpons
Trial Of MeNanaras IN Los
Angeles.

los ANGELES. May 1.-T-nles4 %
ho otherwise decided hy Attorney Leon
Rappahort counsel FOR the fntorna-
tionnl Bridge and structural Iron
Workers association. who ls expected
to arrive soon. there WIN DO no mo-
tions Tor change ~ venue IN the dy-
Mantle conspiracy case. or any other
technical points 90 delay tho trials Of
John J and James J. McNamara
40 one visited Tho MCNumnraa to-
day and District Attorney FrcderickH
said uo one would hc permitted TO
src Mechanical until tho latter has
testified ln the trial OF tho WcNnmaras
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-02
Shots EXCHANGED.

CLEVELAND. O.. May IA crowd
OF men. sympathizers OF the union iron
workers VINO .-re on strike. late to-day
attacked nOn-uniOn iron workers en-
ploye7 by the Van Dorm Iron Works
Company Ia building a bridge over
NalwOrth Run. A number OF shots
were exchanged and stones and other
missiles were thrown. e. T. Bum. a
private detective. who vas guarding
the iron workers. was shot in the
hand
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-02
10000 Go On Strike.

NEW GOhn, May 1.-The scheduled
strike OF machinists for eight-hour
daJ, walkOut OF 1000 bakers. two
big parades and a half dozen smaller
ones marked the passing of May Day
In labor circles here. The machinlsts
strike was conducted C. city and with
out violence. Approximately ten thou
sand men walked out A free for all
fight. In which three persons were
stabbed. broke up one OF the parades.
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Bellaire Boys Heroic Act
Wins Carnegie Hero Medal
RESCUE THREE MEN
FROM UNDER SNOW

COLORADO SPRINGS. Col,
May Three caretakers at the
summit house on Pixies Peak.
who were buried for several
hours under a deep blanket Of
snow, following the storm OF
yesterday. We're rescued today
by a relief party.
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Had TO Kill
Member Of Notorious Daniel Family
Reports He Was Forced
20 Murder.
Special Dispaten 10 ne InteinEsneer.

Special Dispatch o. ne Inteiirencer.
HUNTINGTON W. Va. MAY H.
u had to XIII VIM. Davis. Win give
up send for me-" The above mes.
SAGE. signed Charles Daniels was re.
ceived this afternoon by Prosecuting
Attorney y. J.. stafford. Of MinEo
county. Tho killing took place near
Devon. Mingo county. but just why
Daniels had To- kIll Davis could not
be learned. Daniels is a member OF
the notorious pauEis family. and his
mother and slxteen-y ear-old sister
we're killed on Christmas day. two
years ago. when posse attacked the
Daniels home On attempt Co arrest
two of the boys
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twenty-five Hundred Strike.

CHICAGO. Ills. May l.-Maintc.
nance OF way employees OF six rail-
roads. numbering 2.y,D men. struck
tO-nigit when their demands for rec
Ognition Of the union and wage in
crease were refused. Inc total mum
ber Of men involved In strikes and
lOckouts in and near Chicago as a re-
suit o - 90 Day labor troub as is es-
timated az 1900.
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TWO AVIATORS KILLED

SEBAsrOrOL May Tho militia
ry aviator. Naf'ovfch. and hIs broth
or were .ilici to-day whne making
an acr0pIano nighf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-02
One Meets Death.

SCRANTON. Pa. May In an
electrical and wind storm that swept
this city az o'clock tonight. Mary
Finots. fifteen years old. was killed
by lightning and an unidentified boy
had his skull fractured by a falling
sign. four houses were blown from
their foundations a score OF persons
injured by flying glass. The property
damage is estimated TO pass So. .O00
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-02

WASHINGTON May Lawrence
Maxwell. Of Cincinnati. has asked
President Taft to relieve him of Bite
duties as a member of the poall
commission. and the President has
agreed 90 DO so.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-02
Girls Strike
East Liverpool High seH0ol Students
Walk out When Members Are
Expelled.

Special Dispatch % rho Tnteiiirenccr
EAST LIVERPOOL. o.. May g.
When East Liverpool high school
students marked their class numbers
on the school house pavement. it got
the officials OF the school on their
nerves The guilty ones we're sought
out and we're fired" This act
created n bunch OF insurgents and
sunragists a demand was made
that tho frcd" ones bo taken back
The refusal caused a strike late this
afternoon and o. per cent of the high
school scholars are out They are
mostly girls Reinstatement ~ tho
strikers iF demanded
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After Gamblers
Wood County Grand Jury Given
Pointed nstructions-Eiectio
Called 20 Their Notice


Special riruHfrn fo the Intelligence
pAUfEHSUTHG. vs. Va MAY o.
Parkcrsburg win on Tucsday hold its
FIRST election undcr the commission
form OF government. and as fore.
runners to the election Judge q. H
McgroEor. OF the criminal court. de-
llvcrcd a strong charge to tho Grand
fury ln hia court today urriug that
body to SGT af the bottom of tho rot.
fcnucsa which Do said existed in
Parkcraburg Tho court told tho
Grand jury that au kinds OF gambling
was coInc ON in p1rkcrshurr. that
The city was wide open town. and
that The gamblers practically con.
tr0llcd local affairs hv taking ON act
I've part in tho elections. while tho
better class of citizens we're asleep
ns fo The real conditions
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FIRE At wILEYviLLE.
Store Of 7. =. Pttnnan Is Completely
Destroyed

spe. 'ai Diapa.~'i 20 the tnteuiren-sr.
NEW MARTfNsVULE. W. Va.
Mas i.-Earlr Sunday morning. the
general store at WueyviIIe. OF r. r..
PIumsu was totally dostroyed by frc.
lhn fire started ln the building The
Joss is between 5000 and $4,000.
Win about $1,000 insurance ono
other huiIdInE was consumed
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NEW YORK, May 1.-The Pennsyl-
Nania Railroad Company issued a
statement tonight. authorized by S. c.
Long, its general manager. fixing the
number of its striking shopmen at
less than 1000. and reviewing the al
legged circumstances preceding the
strike. The statement says:
Forces at all shops OF the system
have been reduced gradually, and il
was because OF this reduction that the
shopmen in the Pittsburg district sent
a committee to Philadelphia"
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UNCLE MEB
n ord
the eWEATHER2
rHE wEArHER

May Forcca1tg
western PsuuavI
Vnufa Clearing .
colder TuonlrVf
" odueafaT. falr.
win rising temper
afura
ohio - Crnudv.
TurH1aVs colder iu
enaf and south ror-
fiouHs Wcdusafae -
fair with rising
tcmuarafurr.
West WfrrfnIa -
CloudV ara cold
TueadaVs Wadnra
dnV fair with rla
inE tempsraturo.
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TO FIRE POLICEMEN

Must Either Leave che Forum club or
Get OFF thr Cleveland rorre
CfEfLlhEN NHr UIrf tor 90
Public Safety ffnFau announced fnnirHf
fHHf fnmurruw YH would suspend nII nn.
fnrmeu H.u refuref tn foaIan from the
Drum UfI. f.H police UrrH 'fHf...f Ur..
posed fn |H'rf knnirr To-Day .Ze n..
lIr0urn raHIeuaI from enc .frH r..s..
t1r UnErr SAYS tH1f about CO mon r..'rI
fn rnrIrH
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Ccontinusd on Tenth Pagsj