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Great Damage Done.

Last Friday this section was visited
by one Of the most severe rain storms
ever known here and vast amount of
damage was done t. roads and bridges
besides barns and other buildings which
were blown down in different sections
Of the county. One or two narrow es-
capes from drowning besides loss Of
horses and vehicles in attempts TO cross
swollen streams have also been re-
ported.
Two baths 90 tie farm Of Mr.. J
Henry Hawkins were blown, eutailing
very great loss to his tobacco crop
Mr.. Hawkins son, Harry, left one of the
barns just before it was own down and
the force OF the wind fled him on his
feet and drove him violently, head
foremost, into wire f,nce. lie came
out with cuts, scratches an bruises in
numerab . but fortunately sustained 10
erious damags.
Mr.. 5. Benjamin Adams. ( the xth
di triet. on his return horne FROM Wash
ington in attempting to cross .'old
Womans Rum near Ponfeet which
was very much swollen from he heavy
fall Of waller duri & the day, had val
uable horse drown ID, bis buggy broken
10 pieces, and Re saved himself from
drowning ouly after extraordinary ef-
fort upon his part. Believing that IL
WIS possible to get through the swollen
stream with safety ir. Adams drove in
and the fpfce Of the current lifted the
horses from their feet and they with
the buggy was rushed down stream
Mr.. Adams got hold OF some under
brush aud pnlled ashore. Believing
that both horses were drowned h. went
home and next morning returned to
find one dead and tie other still alive
but very weak on small tuft of lani
surrounded by water
Mr.. Samuel G. Linton. who teaches
school near Ironside also made mar
row escape on his way home on Tues
day eveiag asst Ia attempting to cross
"Bush Hill Rum ear Durham Church
his horse and buggy were swept down
the stream aud only his quick work in
getting to the home pate saved him
from beins called out. 1t vas reported
here on Monday that Mr.. Linton bad
been drowned. Fortunately there were
no fatalities in this county so far as we
have beei able to learn.
In st. Mary's county the storm was
more severe than here, two persons
Mr.. Latham and an orphan boy we're
crushed to death by barn which blew
down before they could make their
escape and great damage was done
there. as here. to roads and bridges all
over the county.
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NOTICE..

BY virtue Of Two Writs Of Fier
Faeias issued out ofthe Circuit Court To-
Charles County at the suite +. Brook,
Matthews and Bernard A Howard. trad
ing as the Matlheas-Howard nipple Co
against the goods aud chattels. lands
AID senements Of 4 h om !;
Miles to me directed. | hav,
seized and taken In execution, all the
right, title, claim. interest and e.tats At
law and in EQUITY, Of the said Thomas
Miles, in and to the followin,
property, to wit:
All the right title and interest Of tho
said Thomas Miles, being one half un-
d vide interest In and to al that lot
part, piece, parcel or subdivision OF
lapd and premises, situated in the 9Th
election j strict Of Charles county and
being q Subdivision Of tract Of lanG
known as Pine Grove. Beginning at 8
stake By the side Of the main road lead
ing from Pomfret to Whit- Plains .
dividing boundary between thi. lot and 5
tract of land belonging % Mary Q
Chase and running with said dividing
lire n. A deg 30 sec. 4. in a straight
line until It intersrcts the lire OF the
heirs Of VIM. f. Dement,. thence with
said line to q stake dividing the land
hereby conveyed from The land ri Eliza
Jane Miles, wife Of The said Thomas
Niles, thence with said dividing fine S
44deg. 30sec., W. 10 a straight Asc TO a
stake by the side of the main DAD afore-
said, thence up iurther esid main road
to the beginning, containing 172 aaies
more or less.
See deed from Alberto Thomas Nal.
to TLoma- Miles 81, dated Sept. 26,
1905, and recorded in Liber +. b. NJ.
Nc. 10, folio 429 &c, one Of the land re-
cords Of said Charles county.
And / hereby give notice that | will
offer for sale at the Court House door
IN La Plata Charles County Maryland
on the
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The Baltimore Star
The Leading Evening Paper of the
South.

The Baltimore Star established August
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society, children, women, and to these
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The Star is deliberately illustrated It
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Charlotte Hall School.
CharIotts Hall. St. Mays Co.
Nd.

Founded 10 1774 a high grade
Military Academy.
Thorough instruction ia Classical and
Business Courses. Mons ctarian,
moderate terms, extensive grounds.
sieam-heaied buildings, abundant sup.
ply Of pure water, ideal location.
Scholarships n free tuition allowed
ed boys o. St. Mays aud Charles
Counties, who have passed the 6lh.
grade in the public schools and are
otherwise satisfactory
The distinguished services Of this
institution for msre than century
merit the first consideration OF Southern
Marylanders,
The next session begins Sept II, 1911.
Before deciding on any other snhoul.
communicate with
GEO. N. THOMAS, A. NJ,
-l'-lsno Prinolrsl
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Students taking Agriculture and
allied branches have the benefit o, the
u. 5. Department Of Agriculture, IN
Washington, and OF the government
Experiment Farms at Arlington and
Beltsville.
Students pursuing the Engineering
courses supplement- their practical
knowledge by visit TO the Mt. Clare
shops. SparrowS Point, and other SINH
lar places whore great mechanical and
engineering work is in operation.
Tie Agricultural College is Maryland's
Scsool 81 TeehonOlogg, and is meeting
Che demand Of the age for trained men
Ia the great fields Of Agriculture.
Science and Engineering. Positions
ale assured to all graduates.
Practical attention is called to the
Two Years Course in Agriculture and
Horticulture.
Each department Of tho College is
supplied with the most modern and
approved apparatus. The dorlnitories
are equipped with steam heat, electric
light aud bot and cold shower baths.
The location 81 the college is unsur-
passed for health There Is a sanitarium
with a trained nurse, under the charge
Of resident physician ANY possibi.
coetagious disease can be completely
isolated.
Tuition, books, heat, laundry board,
medical attention. ETC., are all included
ia the charge Of $40 per year. payable
$50 quarterly in advance.
Send Tor Catalogue ard Book of
Views.
II will be Of advantage to those who
expect TO enter the College 70 send IN
their application as soon as possible.
X. W. SYLVESTER, PKHs
7-i4d-tf. College Park,
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STATE OF Ono, Cry OF TOLEDO,
Lucas COUNTY. IS.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that be
is senior partner Of the firm of F.
Cheney 4 Co, doing business in the
City of Toledo, County and State afore-
said, and that said firm will pay the
rum of ONE II HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and every case Of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by the use Of Halls
Catarrh Cure FRANK ] CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9th day Of December
A. d. 1886.
(SEALl A. W GLEASON,
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal
ly, and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system, Send
for testimonials free.
FL. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa-
ton.
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Five thousand people make good
sized town, yet more than this num-
Der are employed at STRAWBRIDGE
4 CLOTalEk'S in Philadelphia. In
addition to the immense business OF
our Retail Stores, thousands of gond
merchants all over the country sell
STRAWBRIDGE q CLOTHIER Suits,
Coats, Shirts, Linens, Upholstery Ma
terials, Underwear, Hosiery aud Dress
Fabrics. We prefer that you buy Of
your local dealer il be carries our
goods-and he should IL he handles
merchandise Of quality aud distinction.
II you cannot obtain the lines you wish
in your own town, WRITE for free
copy Of the Spring aud Summer Fash
ion Catalogue of our Retail Store
which is now ready. Adore Straw
bridge & Clothers. Philadelphia
FROM THE PHILADELPHIA
RECORD.
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FRIDAY. March % = 1912.
L Goal AND r gRScNAt


NJ. E. Church South. There will be
preaching at the following places on
Sunday, March 2lh. Bethel Il a. m.
Deptsvilie 3 p. m. La Plata $50 p. m.
The Baltimore Annual Conference
viii meet il Roanoke, Va, March 18th.
c. NJ SARvER, p C.
Port Tobscco Parish, 18th Sunday in
Lent.
Christ Church 730 p. M.
S. Pauls ( hapel, 10 "a. m.
S Philips Chapel 400 p. m.
WEEK DAYS or LENT.
Tuesdays l.co p ~, 5 Paul's Chapel.
Wednesdays 400 p, m, thri.t chu, CHI.
ThuisdaAs 1870 y. m, $ iiarnabas'
Mission. " abort
Fridays, 1910 p. m , Christ Church.
Cottage sereices at NcCo chile, March
5 and y aad Apri 5 al 3s31 p m.
Rfv HORACE w. srowELI.. Rector.
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DEPARTMENT on AGRICULTURE.
Hon. THOMAS PARRAN,
House OF Representative,
Washington, u c.
Dear Sir;--. am in receipt Of your
letter Of March s. addressed tuthe Chief
Of the Bureau Of Chemistry and have
carefully noted wl.st you say. There
is no doubt OF the fact that the poto
mac River is contaminated with the
sewage OF Washington, especially in its
upper reaches, but II is a question
whether this Contamination extends
down as far as tine oyster beds. sur
veys made by our experts show that the
principle sources OF contamination i
foti at Colonial Beach where there Is
a very arge population and where the
sewage Is all poured directly int the
stream. Four or five miles below Cab
Onial Beach, and two or three miles
above, owing TO the ebb amt iaw Of the
tide, the contamination Is very marked
l beg to inform you, however, that a
more careful survey Of the river is just
now beginning and in a tug furnished
bv the Navy Department our experts are
going to make complete sanitary sur
vey OF the Potomac River from George
town TO Chesapeake Bay. 1t will re-
quire couple onths p rhaps 10 can :
plete this survey and prepare data =
Meanwhile we are trying to keep out of
Washington the worst Of the contsmi-
mated oysters and we are not doing this
with any view of injuring the oyster
dealers but rather with view Of having
them take the oysters from clean wat
ers where there is NJ danger OF contain
nation. Experts have told us that
oysters may be taken from contaminat
ed bsds, planted in clean waters
and lose all their contamination in a
few weeks. If this practice we're made
general even oysters from contaminated
areas might be made suitable for con.
sumption Respectfully,
tsigne..j JAMES WILSON,
Gaoratat.r,
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This timetable shows tile times at
which steamers may be expected to al.
rive az and depart from tile several
wharyes, but their arrivals or departure
at the times stated is Aot guaranteed.
nor does the Company hold Itself respon-
slble for any delay or any consequence
arising therefrom.
WILLARD THOMPSON,
General Manager.
T. MURDOCH,
Agent.
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School Tax Division.

The Comptroller has made the quart
erly distribution of the State school
tax and the free schooibook fund. The
school tax distribution amounts to
$500 600, while the book fund totals
$37.500. Charles county's share is
81. .43 school tax and s5s7 "a book
fund,
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The Daily American
The Cheapest and Best Family News
paper Published.


THE TWICE-A-WEEK AMERICAN
is published in tive issues, Tuesday and
Friday mornings with the news Of the
week in compact shape. It also con
tails interesting special spondence
entertaining romances, good poetry,
local matter of general interest and
fresh miscellany suitable for the home
circle. A carefully edited Agricultural
Department and full and reliable
Financial and Market Reports are
special features.
See clubbing arrangements in other
parts Of paper
Entered atthe Postofiice at Baltimore,
Md, as second-class matter, April 10,
1904.
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Our Representatives Choice.

Delegate John F. Mudd is put down
by Roosevelt managers as an enthusiasts
tic supporter of the Colonel, for nomi-
nation as President Delegate f. Stone
Posey is equally enthusiastic in mis-
support of President Taft for a uomi-
nation where Senator Frere stands we
have no means of ascertaining, but we
venture to express the opinion that he
would rather have Champ Clark nomi-
mated by his party than Governor
Wilson.
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Now for the tobacco beds.
All kinds Of job Work done at this
Office at reasonable prices.
The ene weather Of IT, early plrt Of
the week made US think OF "blue bird
time.v
Miss Mary Boswell Of La Plata is
visiting with the Misses Page at coax
tirove
Mrs. Joseph Gutridg, and children,
are visiting f,iends In Washington D.
c.
Miss Eliza Roby, OF Pomiret. was
guest during the week Of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. W. Beslle in La Plata.
MIR. f Brooke Matthews spent sever
al days this week 10 Leonardtown look
ing after his business interests there.
Among the visitors to La PLATA on
Tuesday was Mr.. Jessie C. Rowe, for
meily a popular resident Of our town.
Spring opening atP. S. BOWLING
& CO., La Plata, on the Is and 20 inst
Full line Of Millinery, silk Haudker-
chiefs etc
Il is~xpectel that the Rev. @. E.
Maimann will preach the sermon at
Christ Church, next Sunday evening.
The courteous treatment YOU receive
at the New Wills Hotel always causes
a regret when compelled to leave our
town.
Mrs. A. Posey, who with her daugh-
tiers spent the winter in Baltimore has
returned home. The Misses Posey are
guests of friends in Annapolis.
The holsterous hiiariousness Of the
criminals in our jail here is being un-
favorably commented on by all who
are compelled 10 listen to them.
Hotel La Plata is tine in all of its APP
pointments. Stop there and receive the
glad hand of its up-to. date proprietor,
who always makes your stay a pleasant
one
Tbo,..nas man ,bo,sands ce,ehr,,sd
tha no,sI asvafs q patrick the irish.
mans patron saint Did you wear the
green?
Mrs Mary 9. Keene the attractive
young Baltimore city lady has returned
to her former pos iiien in the millinery
department Of P. S. Bowling & Com
=, ,,-. o.,.,u 3D.. ha.n .,,a.a5
-. ' - - ,vt,,a s,a;ns s.a,ior
da,;rr ia ;l,.sss ~ s.ati,,n agsnt w
- pn,na. ~ o,t,n i accomnaniad
:. h;snhsrn,;,,o vonng Wiz
r,.ass.,.aaa ,...sa,taa ,.oa,;na hns;
49, ~. ~ :, -, ,ro,,s,o, 80 s,,r.
- -, - 49, - - - a h.,;d.,as aan,..a,
-.
Mr. john q. Chapman elsewhere' II
-. a..s.a,,is ...;ah r. iii a;snos.
49,. ...,as,u'.,,,. ,,.;,.s ia - sa,is
saotons tasms I, w;lInay von i III
49,.
Leonard Swami, young negro chick
en- thief, arrested by Deputy Sheriff
- vs. -s'1 -, ~, - 49, -,
'' ~ 80 oo
''' So go "
The large imitation Polar hear, th,
ownership Of which the Hin bows at tb,
New wills Hotel delight mi, source
Of wonder AID pleasure to other chi,
dren who always stop to take a look :.
they mass BY.
rraas,rer r R,ooke Mat,bevs !;
hars,a -s.,s heating and lioht;p,
,ac;l,,ies installed in his dwelling Mouse Il
formerlv he ..old Matthews Home
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for the purpose of completing the cleo
ton accounts for 1911 preparatory to
delivering the same to the County Com
missioners. All persons having claims
against said Board are requested to have
them in on that gay, otherwise they
will not be included in the coming levy.
By order of the Board,
LOUIS NJ. BYDE. Clerk.
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Live Stock For Sale.

MARE IN FOAL, Work Horses, Cots
M And Young Steers. Cash or credit
wi for six months with good security.
Apply to j G. CHAPMAN,
Mar. 22-2t. Spring Hill, Md.
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The Maryland Agricultural
COLLEGE,
College Park, Md,
Maryland S School Of technology.

55th year begins Sept. Il Entrance
examination Sept, IL and Is.
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THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS CT
ELECTIONS Of Charles County will
meet at its Office in the Court
Houza On
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80 In. Zephyr Gingams
Very Special A Yard 15c.

designs chic striped effects
are exeelane chidren's
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PINE WOOD CUTTERS

For all parts of the County. Apply
H.. S SWAMI,
la Plata,
1l912 Md.
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CHESAPEAKE LINE. :"
SCHEDULE.

For West Point and Richmond, Va.
Steamer leaves Baltimore ON Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday at P. NJ,
and arrives West Point at Z As A. NJ.
and Richmond at $50 A. NJ.
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Prompt attention gwen to all cuisines
Of trusted 10 my charge In the Conntit
IN Southern Maryland.
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ofices, Light & Leests., Baltimore. Nd
Ell. cHIsM, Genl. Passenger gent
CHAPMAN. Asst. GeuI. Pass. Aet.
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natural linen that spenddy that 96 inches
elsewhere?
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The three items mentioned below are Convincing proofs this
retest patterns and The latest STYLES Won must nu.Lae
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Amersean Building. Baltimore, I'D.
i0-I4d.
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Tie YOuNd MANS ADVOCATE.
the POOR MANS FRIEND
World's cresset., 1912-10-17
ADAIR COUNTY ITEMS.
BY Il Friend.

Dear Id Of the WORRIES Cries
SET VIII you please allow me a
space in your paper for a few
i ems.
Crops reported better THIS
year than they have been for a
bout -, s years ia okla,
Mr Gavin NiIior O prnrh
va ~ 5 l,,wvI today on hU-j
hess.
Emma Miller called on her sis
ter and cousin Gertrude and
May Miller this afternoon
Gertrude and Emma and May
Miller spent 4 pleasant evening
with Agnas Hogan Sunday.
May Miller received u letter
from her father and mother Mr..
and Mrs. Martin Miller at
Wyandotte Okla few days age
stated that both of them had
oeen sic6 but better at present
writing,
Mrs, Jane Nanderpool son and
daughter was at Slil,well on
business Monday,
Clifford yanderDoul vas bitter.
| by a~copro"'nal Sat, h. ~ oct
ting a.oNg tinc at present.
Mr.. Calvin Miller loss a enc
horse las e@ly, That is to bad.
May Nil er's brother attn,
who mas been chilling Is report
Cd 81 bic 10 be al Wortt uga.n.
Mr.. W II ''ri,iges VITO w"n'
to Taft Cal. Tor nj heath is re
ported better at present,
World's cresset., 1912-10-17
The Third Term.
NO TWO-TERM PRESIDENTS
EVER DECLARED A.
GAlN>T 1T.

Is the rule or tradition against
al tuird terms or mere ! against
CON spcu1lVA third terms? 1t j.
difficult to avoid the conclusion
say, the New York Globe that
Colonel HooSeyelt historically,
has the better Cf the argument
Sight men have been lWo,ferm
presidents. Of these Wasling-
ION died before he was four years
ont Of Office. Jefferson Madison
Mon"ne and Jackson were all
seventy wears or more old when
they were four years cut Of CtIice
and were thus ineligible through
ace as ], ffer~On Wroro concern
irg hiusplf Grant CLEVELAND 4
and Roosevelt are the onl Y two
term Dre,id antS W hO lctt the
president ) Office young enoug y
to consider coming back after
a four yclrs ah,eDca Tley are
.nc only oncs VINO have practic-
ally faced the question Of wheth
the tern rule applied tt
non.consecuLiva tsrmS.
Grant ans Wered that it cid
not Dy becoming g candidate 1ol
a non-consecutive third term
CIev~l3nd answered that it did
not by N king ~ a4"'r' nF hl.
WILLINGNESS and d,'sl.f tu {
,oa c0u,ecu1ve third tenn
Roosevelt is tans fol- wing pre-
cedent rather than viola ',1g =
All tha tNu.tcrln preslJrn's t a
we have had who we're yonn,
enonsh 10 consider he prr>id II
cvsf;u,cvn tuv5. b. n canilda1r!
J for non consecutive third term, !,
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THE INVISIBLE GOVERN
MENT"
A Tyranny the New Party
Mans 10 Overthrow.

Leans TO Overthrow.
Truss. monopoly, lha survival
Of the fttest business method
call it what you will; let US face a
bout and be friendly With it.
Make alliance with it. For
over twenty years we have Deen
gaining evidence shat It is found.
ed On sound bu>ino~ priuriptes
ON a law of ev Iuti ~ a.; j.,
therefore, indestructibe. Capt.
O, has seized it's advantages and
perverted its uses by oenterinr
wealth in few hands
Now the way IS open for all
concerned to reach tie benefit Of
its logitimata use. Colonel Roose
welt with wonderful energy and
perseverance,, has sought and is
eeking to establish q square
deal .ho golden rule, the pana-
cea for all ills A great undertake
irg, a lie work for AL OF us but
/ it pays Eternal vigilance is a
necessity to guard against a re-
laps which is troubling US now.
The advantages Of trusts is
well known to ba enor nous
They belong to capital. labor and
the public. Wnat we reed is not
government owne, ship but pub
lcity and control by a court ol
equity where all claims REARING
to interstate business may bt
settled honorably
What is to binder our accom- p
fishing this sbject-thc invisible
government which has placed i>s
shackles Oh the old political par
ties, and which, by permitting
it, have diSgraced their names
'oaking it necessary to form ;
new party to enable the people
to rule?
World's cresset., 1912-10-17
7o BRUSHYKNOB Thursday, Oct 18TH No

+, ming what Ecn. Reyrclds ! a.
said. The meeting was closed
by singing the L" xology
Mr.. Reynolds and Mr.. Giles
stayed over night with the Ea.
and mex. morning left for Olatha
wIcre they will hold another
meeting.
World's cresset., 1912-10-17
It5SIVE: N[.E7|;I65:;.

/ A G. Reynolds caNtI-
state Auditor nominated
fogresei7e party. And
I'M. Giles talked on the
4 the day at Vera Cruz on
tat = 0 clock to d large
| the meeting was inter
lom first to last.
khe meeting closed at
hz, the two men made
/ to the Colony Chu'ch
Ire was in waiting for
house finely decorated
illoir opened with sing
inong the rest Of toe
sHhe Miss curi State
hnd Vlctory'' and The
inks'' afte" which Hon'
Reynolds were intro
} a large assem- ely o'
ild he made them one o]
| grandest appeals f>r
lon ard the com oo'
Ia bv it there was n'url
I, ioIlow wing his addres:
yM. Giles gave TO >b'
pther tine address con
World's cresset., 1912-10-17

Ned as secG2sd c'G$s
Move ember Srd 1910 at
Fo1icc at Brushvlgn0b
ider III. art Of
prd. 1879.
World's cresset., 1912-10-17

NED EVERY THURSDAY
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