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made TO Mr. Cafky three hundred and
twenty votes were cast for Taft and
two hundred and seventy votes were
cast for Roosevelt at the primaries
Mr.. cafkys report was accepted and
was made the basis of the report Of
the committee on credentials.
All Parts Of County Represented.
The convention in its personnel is
thoroughly representative of the Re
publican party in Fremont county.
and in the list OF delegates are men
aud women from practically al
of the thirty-seven precincts within
its borders. Two hundred and sixteen
are entitled to seats in the convention
under the official call. but as few o.
the precincts are unrepresented the
number In attendance does not much,
II any. exceed two hundred. of which
Canon City. South Canon. Lincoln
Park and Fruitmere have sixty-seven
and Florence thirty-four votes The
only women delegates In the conven-
tion are Mrs ]. II. Stevenson of the
Fourth precinct of Canon City. Mrs
Minnie c Merriam of the Fifth pre-
cinct OF Canon City. Mrs. Tom Parker
of the Sixth precinct Of Canon City
and Mrs Mary Roper Of Concrete.
As the question of presidential can
didates had been settled by the pri-
mary in favor of Mr.. Taft it was gen
orally conceded that the convention
should stand for Taft endorsement
and for Taft delegation to the Col.
orano convention and all without re-
gard to previous preferences enieted
heartily into the proceedings and were
satisfied with the results.
The committee named to suggest
names for state delegates was com
posed OF A l.. Jeffrey. NJ. r. Gsraghry
W. 4. Morris. James Hoop and Victor
Mecandie<s. -
The following delegates we're re
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The Republican county convention
meeting at the court house satur-
Nay endorsed tho candidacy Of Pres
ident Taft and named a TAFT deiega-
ton 10 the Colorado Springs eOnyen-
ton.
It also elected delegates to the con-
,yessionaI convention.
As wer deserved compliment to
n former Fremont County citizen y
endorsed Hon. clyde c. Dawson for
ts six year term in the uaiisa States
Senate
i, payed a nice compliment TO Guy
u. Hardy aad endorsed him as Ere
mout county's candidate for the nom
inAiIon--to tho office OF State Treas
urer.
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The hrst gathering in connection
with the political campaign to be
waged during the coming summer
and fall no far as Fremont county IS
concerned was the Republican con-
,entlsn held in the district court room
here Saturday for the purpose
Of eiecting twenty-four delegates to
the Republican state convention to be
held In Colorado Springs on March
"a. which. in turn. win elect the Colo
rado delegates to the Republican ma
tionaI convention in Chicago in June.
vaich will nominate party candidates
for president and vice president Of
the United States.
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NAME DELEGATES TO
STATE CONVENTION
ALL PARTS OF THE COUNTY WELL
4 REPRESENTED AT CON-
YEyTION.
Twenty-fo Delegates VIII Repre-
: sent Fremont County at Colorado
Springs Convention

x VIM. II. Taft was endorsed -
q for President. x
* Clyde c. Dawson was en- y
- dorsed for The United States x
- Senate. (.
~ 6uy u. Hardy vas endorsed y
- as Fremont county's candidate =
- for State Treasurer. =
q. .. ., e. q. .. - =. ~ = - - = :, - =:
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STATE.

STATE.
W. W. cafky. Florence.
J. II. Peabody. Canon City.
NJ. y. Lines. Canon City.
John p. Thomas. Jr.. Canon City
n. S. Lewis. Canon City.
W. b. Waldo. Canon City.
Guy u. Hardy. Canon City.
A. l. Jeffrey, Canon City.
c. W. Van Patten. Canon City.
W. ]. Daniels. Florence.
". z. Lewis. Florence
ID. A. Jack. Florence.
j. v. McCandIess. Florence.
NJ. r Geraghty, South Canon
Frank Higgins. South Canon.
John Thomas. South Canon.
Geo. +. Colgate. South Canon.
r ]. Morse. Portland.
II. W Lamprecht. Penrose.
II. J. Craig. East Canon.
Albert Phillip. West End
Jos, II. Powell, Rockyaie.
George Williams. Coal Creek.
John Kiic., Rockvale,
CONGRESSIONAL
Guy U. Hardy. Jay sIdebottom. c.
+. Reeves. @. IL. Kellonbergcr. w. d
Waldo. t. d. Coulter. o. b. Meskimen,
J. Homer Dixon. J. ID. Stewart. Joseph
vezzetti. n. r. Usher. r. A. Ramsey,
John Edwards. j. r. Quinn. Il. II
Bess. z. ID. BaTnhardt. L. II. Stine-
meyer, James Hoop. Barney McShane
James l. Cooper. Richard Husband
Jr.. David G. D=r.:ss. A. J. Meichi. Lon
Davis.
On motion the chairman appointed
a committee consisting of J. p. Stew
art. Geo. +. Colgate. William b. Waldo
NJ. J. Evans and ID. II. Logan on res
olutions. which reported the follow
ing. which were unanimously adopted
RESOLUTIONS.
We. the Republicans OF Fremont
County In convention assembled do
hereby renew our allegiance to Repub-
llcan principles.
We believe that President Taft has
proven himself the real progressive
leader OF the party and 10 a construc-
tive statesman OF a high order. We
believe he has written an unparalleled
record of achievement and practical
reform. We believe that his conduct
or the government has been quiet but
effectual and that the conduct OF
his administration has been intelli-
geiit. watchful anil dignifed We be-
lieve that he Is not only absolutely
fcSrless, disinterested and upright
but that he has the widest acquaint-
ance with the nations needs without
and within.
We therefore advocate that alt Ro-
publicanr Fllol are. anxious for the
cohtinuance of prosperity ahouid
place their 7conn dencH andsrolianoe I'm
President TAFT snd uphold his hands,
and we recommend that the delegates
10 ihoe 0fnfas OonVpn1fon y 0nAlyf yf&nV
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D. \. Cooper chaIrmsn.

The convention was called to order
by w. w. cafky OF Florence. chair
man OF the Republican county central
committee. who read tho Official call
as published several weeks ago. On
motion ID. n. Cooper OF Canon City
was made temporary chairman OF the
convention and Chauncey Morse Of
Portland Temporary secretary, subsc-
quentiy the temporary organization
was made permanent and tho regular
order OF business proceeded with.
tIn the course OF brief Introduce
ory address Chairman Cooper stated
that this was the first time In Its his
Dry. so far as he was aware. that
political convention had assembled in
this county composed OF delegates
elected by n direct vote Of the people
and he expressed the hope that the
same harmony and good feeling would
characterize It's deliberations that had
been manifested in the lprlmar,es ana
in the various precinct caucuscs that
mad followed.
On motion of A. L. jeffrey of Canon
City the county chairpHn made a re-
! port of the vote taken at the various
precinct primaries held hast Tuesday
night as certified to him by the pre-
cinct shsirm4p. NJ showed hat one
hunatsd ana four ee'se.rs for WI
Iia y TAFT one hundred deiesatss
Tor Theodore Roosevelt ana eigAt
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STAMPED APRONS Zoe.

There are just sixty Of them;
and fully a dozen different de-
signs Stamped on fine quality
lawn; ready for embroidering--
they arrived saturday, a little late
It's true, SO We've made the price
attractive.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-15
5000 CHRISTMAS BOXES
, for 81.

y little Christmas saving that
is really worthy Your attention
the very best kind II boxes for
gloves, handkerchIe(s, hosiery, all
size novelty boxes, specially dec
Grated for Nmas mailing. Scores
ot pretty designs 10 choose from.
Boxes that sell regularly for Sc,
l0c and l5c. Sold only iu our
basement.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-15
MAIN FLOOR.

Eil bons neckwear handkerchiefs. no.
siery shoes, gloves, art goods. manicure
sets and pieces, travelling sets ivory brush
IS. combs and small pieces, leather and
mesh bags, JoWelry novelties notions, piece
goods, silks, linens wash goods, silk under
wear ana slarfs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-15
BASI.NIENf i.

Toys Chinaware. Nmas boxes, percola-
tors chatting dishes, aluminium ware books
of fiction O-ccIar oil and mops glassware,
carving sets s.NerUare. china for decorat-
Ing dolls, tnware, enamelware. gass man
tells and fixtures bath room fixtures, brass
ware and general house furnishings.
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store Directory

For your Information and convenience
We designate the stocks ot most wanted
items for the coming week.
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DOROTHY DODD SHOES.
Faultlcss Fitting, $3.50 To 81. 90.

particularly pretty street boots are here in these
splendid hoesback and tan English heels sensible
srviceabe snapry and styles shown in other
lines later here the Dorothy Dodd fauess fitting
for
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OFFERED FOR COMPLETE CLEARANCE.
&. d. AND MEMO CORSETS.

to $500 values not all sizes in style but the
sufficiently complete to warrant your visiting and securing
$500 to $500 corset at 81 .0s
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UNUSUAL SKIRT VALUES.

Scarcely wanted color material missing in this big
clearance sale Of skirts several hundred in number 10 select
Blacks blues, grays among the fine
and Of novelty materials II buy you'll the
two lots unusual values Shop tomorrow-early,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-15
ANY $3.50 AND $500 SKIRT s2.o5.

All wool materials neatly tailored many and fabrics
dagonas and cheyios browns grays blacks
blues any regular size can be had at opening hour
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Splendid asorments of every wanted sye
and pe The favor of furs for gifts selling
You II protlt 10y
Tor women and children expressed in every
show ''
SIflsH TRIMMED HATS $50 to S35 VALUES $1,000
fl disposition Of all high priced hats
uny for tomoows shoppers These regular stock hats
and the style and color broad com
Ing choice Tor any accession Visit millinery room tomorrow
you'll find the hat you want
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ANY $500 SKIRT ss.95.

This unusual offering affords you choice Of several hum
dred skirts plain m0nnish worsteds novelty
terals all new styles, spenddly tailored.
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EVENING CAPEs-HALF PRICE.

For tomorrow's selling only-If YOU
would secure one Of these beautiful even
ing wraps you must shop early tomorrow
There are many in satin and cloths in ey-
cry wanted material Capes that sold for
$500 to $500; tomorrow YOU may take
your choice a half price.
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ODD LOT DRESSES $1,000.

ODD LOT DRESSES $1,000
Here are values up to $500 in velvets.
chiffons. crepes, corduroys and cloths
about 20 garments in the lot. representing
the biggest garment values we have yet
offered; becoming styles is assured
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HERE ARE DRESSES OF
WORTH AND STYLE.

at less than you'd expect TO pay-car-
rage, street and party dresses of excep-
tional newness, colors and materials of
high favor You had better inspect these
while the assortments are complete-the
demand for more elaborate dress makes
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CASCARETS SURELY
STRA4GHTEN YOU OUT
80 HEADACHE, BlLIOUSNESS Rad
TASTE OR CONSTIPATION
BN MORNING.

Arc You keeping your bowels, liver
and stomach clean, pure and fresh
with Cascarets, or merely forcing a
passageway through rhcse alimentay
or drainage organs every few days
with salts, cathartic pills, castor oil
or purgatiye waters.
Stop having bowel wash day Let
Cascurets thoroughly cleanse ana
regulate the stomach, remove the I'M
digested. sour and fermenting food
and foul gases, take the excess bile
from the liver and carry out Of the
system all the dpcomposcd waste
matter and poisons ir the intestines
and bowels.
a Cascarct tonight viii make you
feel great by morning. They work
while you sleep--never gripc, sicken
or cause any Inconvenience, and cost
only 10 cents box from your drug
gist Millions Of men and women take
a Cascaret now and then and never
have headache, biliousness. coated
tongue, Indigestion, sour stomach or
constipated bowels Cascarets belong
in every household. Children just love
to take them. adv
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Federal MEN Will
MAKE Gas Tests
WILL MAKE CAREFUL GUAGE or
WELLS IN CUSHING
FIELD.

MUSKOGEE. Nov. 2S.-To make
sure that tho investigating committee
from tho receivers OF the Kansas Nat
urnl Gas company and the Kansas City
municipal authorities obtained mo
correct data on the gas situation IN
this section OF the state when IN Mus
kogee last week going over the rec
ordg at tho Union Indian agency Dana
II. Kelsey, Indian superintendent. de-
tailed y. c. Morrison, gas and oil In
the Cushing field yesterday TO make
tests on the wells I'm that locality Mr.
Morrison was accompanied by Ray
Short Of Tulsa. an assistant. and the
two gas men will make thorough tests
Both are subpoenaed before the fed.
cral court In Kansas City.
Il want to see the exact lnforina-
tion on the gas situation 20 out Il
this office" Mr.. Kelsey said yester-
day. THE tests that will be- made IN
the Cushing field will show definitely
just what the flow Of gas is In wells
tnat may have been misrepresented
one way or the other"
The result Of the finding Of the in
yostigating committee was that the
gas supply in Oklahoma could not
last longer than three years II pipe
lines were extended from the Kansas
lines into the Oklahoma fields Tn
committee is to report to the federal
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FL PAsO. Texas. Nov 2s-Mexlcan
rebels met their first defeat today In
the projected movement against Juar-
ez, when repulsed by a small federal
garrison at Guzmau. a few miles
south Of the border. In four hours
fighting 500 rebels under General
9alazaar were defeated by the 200 fed
erals defending the town. possession
Of which controls the Mexican North
western railway.
The federal version Of the attack
received tonight at Juarez gives the
rebel killed at 25. while the federals
lost only four killed and one officer
and Two priyatcs wounded.
Salazar's rebels recently took Palo-
mas. but evacuated the border port in
the movement against Juarez in
which other rebel camps were co-op-
Grating.
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WASHINGTON. Nov. 2S.-Postnas-
ter General HitchcoclTs big organiza-
ton is getting ready for the big rush.
one Of the customs was provided to-
day Customers are notified that from
December 2 20 January 3, the regula-
tions requiring back stamping Of mail
the delivery OF mail during the holt
day season" During the period spc-
clal delivery and registered mail only
will be stamped with the time Of re-
ceipt. the ordinary mail going through
the offices by most approved short
cuts" known to the postal service.
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the afternoons program was guess
ing contest In this, Mrs. CUP won
the first prize and Mrs, Harper car
ried away the consolation. a deli
cious two course luncheon concluded
this very pleasant function. Mrs.
Carlton Weaver, Mrs Hoyt S. White,
Misses Laura Shumway and Helen
Holmquist were special guests Mem
hers present were Mesdames Florence
Schoonover, r, T., Lauch, T. T.. Ge-
net, II. H. Wyss, f. e. Harper. f.
A. Hill, j. Sellers, ]. j. De Shane, w.
II Mccullough, ldella Culp, r. r.
Allen, Warren, W. j. Wamsey and
D. r. Neptune. Mrs. ]. Sellers will
be the next hostess.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-29

ELDORADO Kan, Nov. 2S.-Wom-
en- who wish to escape jury duty in
tho district court here will be disap-
pointed II they assign duties Of the
household as reason, Mrs Cart
Selig OF this city, when summoned
on jury last week. told the court
she was too busy with her house
hold work to serve.
you will not be excused" prompt
~ replied Judge Aiken.
Another prospective juror then
stood up and told the court that sho
was opposed to woman suffrage and
that the jury box was no place for a
woman She was excused.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-29

Dark colors, frightened by simple
embroideries or figured materials. are
ideal for the crisp autumn days
A very dark blue serge is made up
as shown with collar and sash of
bright figured MORE. The closing is
made with fancy red buttons. and a
brilliant red velvet bow is placed
across the front Of the collar.
Tucks are made each side Of the
closing In the waist with a bias fold
Of the cloth is stitched on the skirt in
an apparent continuation of these.
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tive of the Thanksgiving season were
the various decorations throughout
the pretty home, carnations, holly ber-
ries, ferns and palms artistlcally ar
ranged in the various rooms in which
the guests of the afternoon congre-
gated. Music by Mesdames Harper
Genet. Wyss and Miss Helen Holm
quist, added much to the pleasure Of
the occasion. An enjoyable feature of
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-29

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2S.-The first
real snow Of the season ushered in
Thanksgiving Day early this morning
when a real winter storm began short
IS after miJaisht The flakes melted
almost as fast as they fell The ther-
mometer throughout the cary morn
ing hours Nas falling.
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nssrrrutEn ~ N
noon WIN MIS- Graves III Nehua''
'''e'''u''s ~ ,' N's'' w. ~ '',, w. ,'a ~.
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South Notlles avenue entertained
with am elaborate SiA-gourse u'nhe'
ont the decorations ANA appointments
was la''ndar ana green Appropriate
loasts added 10 the delshtS oi inc
ioast Seated about TINS h"F'''a'i'
Wclch ot kansas city, Mo- MI D. W.
dourley Mr. anu Mrs B' ). 'heaiahh
MI ana Mrs D. A. Northart ana MISC
Hulh Murray OF NleIri'
The dance and cuohre given hy the
Knights of Columbus at the Elks club
Wednesday night, was thoroughly
Dancing ana the game were indulsed
Ina by the large number gathered uH-
ul midnight
Tho cboutaupp1 clrcl, VIII meet
r. NJ u..s. on south RogIdor ave-
rs,
-
1.t. for Ayre porny.
Mr. and Mrs n, Verue Venscl and
Nou,t, Yesterday IN sprnl the ia,
yub Dr an dAlrs II II AIcssimor
AIR and Mrs q T. pueh and chill
aron snent Tbanksriying Day with
- W ghoanal,ar in Jennings okla.
Nv and ,rrs Ra1pb Strntton sront
vest,rd,v IN Kiefsr as the guests of
Mrs T. @ Wilson. Of Oklahoma
Cit. who bael,cnr VISITING her daugb-
fer Mrs AZ II Pomeroy. for some
fina ie manning ia leave for her
Mice Erlo Chism snent Tharksgiv-
.n,. In proI,er Arrow, as the guest Of
Nrss Aida Carlisle and Master Gland
Carlisle ore VISITING friends In Hom-
Mics lanes Neves has issued invita-
tiore for bridpe luncheon this aft
arnoon IN honor Of her quests Miss
Virginia Todd Of Sapuipa. and Miss
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SOCIETY NEWS
EY MRS. LoRA MILLER
TELEPHONE s5Od
Morning Hours, 10 o. Evening
Hsurs 4jSo to 600

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70 least ana watch 'em for
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% They never waste kindly
o word, they never waste a
% smile;
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% AT every chance they get
10 They never found "A human
10 just TO suit their fancy yet
q From them | guess you'd learn
q some things II they were
D pointed out
q Some things that every one OF
r. us should know about
% When some one 'knocfs'
% brother pass around the
4. loving cup
o Say something good OF him II
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The ladies Of the Lutheran church
will hold market and bazaar at the
Quaker Drug Store, Saturday, Nov.
30. Fancy and useful articles for
Christmas prescnts-Adv.
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} ooooooooooooo9 90
PLANNING NATIONAL BAN
QUIET.

o WASHINGTON. Nov. 2S.--
o Uncle Joe" Cannon is to be
. the guest OF honor at a ban
o quet which Is expected 10
o eclipse all other banquets that
o have been given in the ma
o tional capital. "Jim," Taw-
70 ney, former representative
% from Minnesota and one OF
o Uncle Joe's" first lieutenants
o when the Illinoisan was speak
o er together with former Rep
{. rescntativc Jim" Kennedy OF
I. Ohio 1rc the movers in the
(. affair
{. 1T is proposed TO have the
o dinner near the close Of the
o presidents program. when
I. former Speaker Cannon retires
{. I'm order that President Taft
o and Prcsident-elect Wilson
{. may be present.
(. Besides having served their
. dinner later, they want to
o await the speaker having
q served out his nineteenth term
(. in congress. His friends are
:. legion. and Mr.. Tawney today
{. declared the serious problem
(. which confronted him was to
q discover how all Of those
. friends would be accommo-
. dated.
-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-29

Miss Willie Wilson is home from
Sapulpa, where she visited for a few
days at the home OF Mrs l.. d. Cham
herlain.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-29

Don't forget the Bazarre and hot
cafteria lunches at noon and evening
at the first NJ. r. Church, 5th and
Boulder today.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-29

Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Hammett Of
No. 7l5 South Elwood avenue, had as
their guests yesterday, Mr.. Arthur
Perrill, of Morris. Okla, and Mr.
Thurman Perrill Of Vinita, Okla.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Meighen enter
tanned at dinner yesterday Mr.. and
Mrs. Levi Smith. Mr.. and Mrs, William
West Miss Gertrude Smith and Miss
lmOgens Smith.
Kendall Guild will meet this after
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-29

the gas company shall lay mains into
this state.
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DR.. Larkins, Osteopath. opp Kress's.
adv
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noon with Mrs Graves, In Kendall
addition A fun attendance Of me
members is desired In order that arr
~ugements may br perfected for tho
la2uar
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o . . 900 % 900 o o o o o