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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-15

5ungmann.
In order to give a chance 10 all the
candidates TO present their claims before
the voters Of South Omaha, the rcpub-
iicans Of the city win hold a large meet
ing Tuesday night al the Redmen's hall
The republicans Of the city are expected
to be present at the meeting and some
OF the best speakers In the state Will
lend the charm OF eloquence TO the
gathering.
President A. c. Pancoast and the Of
ficers Of the club are insistent that a
large crowd CT republicans do honor 10
thu visit Of the candidates and visitors.
An entertainment will be given by the
members Of Division :. Ancient Order Of
Hibernians. at the Danish Brotherhood
hall on Tuesday evening. The arrange
rnents are being made by the entertain
msnt committee Of the division. p. A.
Woods. T. NJ Dowd and T. F. Keans
and an elaborate program has been
planned. All members Of the Ancient
Order OF Hibernian applicants for men,
bership at the coming initiation on NAY
8 and members OF the Ladies' auxiliary
with their families and friends are In
S1ted to attend.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-15

There never was q time when people ap-
precisted the real merits Of Chamber
isin's Cough Remedy more than now.
This is shown by the increase in sales and
voluntary testimonials from persons who
have been cured by II. II you or your
children are troubled with q cough or
cold give 1t trial and become acquainted
with It's good qualities. For sale by all
dealers.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-15
The Glad Hand

Is seen when liver inaction and bowel
stoppage flies before DR.. Kings New Life
Pills, the easy regulators. i5c. For
sale by Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-15

Key to the sltuatlon-Bee Advertising.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-15
WIN Ask Change Of veaue.

Attorneys II C. Murphy and Elmer
Burkstt. who will represent. Briggs.
Trouton ans Hyers at their trial for the
killing Of Roy Blunt. who was shot dur
ing the battle with the eonyicts. will ask
q change OF venue In the interests Of
their clients.
It Is argued that under the present con-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-15

Bee Want Ads are Business Bocstsra
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Cochran OF Mt. Vernon, are the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Wier for a
few days Mansfield News.
Mrs. II. G. Wright and daughter,
Miss Helen, of Gambler have taken
"a cottage at Hiawatha park and will
spend a month there.
Mr. and Mrs. George Wythe and two
sons went to Columbus Friday morn
ing to make their future home there
Mr.. Wythe will assume the manage
ment of large farm near Columbus.
Miss Bernice McCune returned to
her home in Akron Friday afternoon
after visit with her grandparents.
Constable and Mrs. X. b. McCune, OF
North Sandusky street.
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CONVICTS
ARRESTED

Sandusky, o., Aug. 3.--Frank Tier
ney. the first man sentenced to the
electric chair In Ohio. whose sentence
was commuted and who was finally
pardoned. Edward Youtz. ex.convict,
and Fred Jasper and George Bern.
klow, former prisoners in the state
reformatory. we're arrested here on
burglary charges. The men were
captured in an abandoned hulk in
Sandusky bay, after liquor store in
this city had been entered. Much of
the stolen goods was found in. their
possession.
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READY FOR THIRD PARTY SHOW

READY FOR THIRD PARTY SHOW
Chicago. H.. Aug, 3-All was hustle
and hustle about the Progressive
headquarters at the Congress Hotel
today. This afternoon announcement
was made of the completion Of all ar
rangements for the convention that
will assemble Monday to nominate
Theodore Roosevelt for President and
select his running mate on the third
party ticket. Many visitors are arriv.
Ing In town TO attend the gathering
As yet, however, there appears to be
no great rush for tickets to the Coli
scum. which are selling at from SO
to $50 each The attendance of press
representatives promises to be fully
as large as at the Republican and
Democratic national conventions,
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to get out, and also about the Amer
lean employees on the Pearson Pache-
cho railroad, who had to flee overland
for the New Mexico line when the
rebels took their provisions. arms
and animals. The fact that congress
decided to pay the transportation OF
the refugees to their former homes
wfll relieve the situation here. as
many OF them will soon leave. Two
hundred Mormons left for various
Mormon communities In Arizona.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-08-06

Mr.. Herbert Hancock has accepted
position with the Meyer-Lindorf Co.
Mrs. Mabel French visited In New
ark Friday afternoon.
Miss Lulu Moffit returned to her
home In Mt. Vernon Friday noon al.
ter several weeks visit in Gallon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harker Lybarger are
visiting for d few days with relatives
In Danville ard Buckeye City.
Miss Name Taugher left Thursday
evening for Tifiin, Ohio, to make a
several days visit with relatives.
Mr.. Edgar Craft of Lorain, Ohio,
was In the city Friday to attend the
funeral OF Mrs. John Erner.
Mrs. w. S. Butcher and Miss Lulu
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Steel TRUST ROASTED;
BLAMED FOR C0UNTRY'S S|LLS

Washington, Aug. 3.-The report Of
the majority OF the committee OF the
house Of representatives.. directed
more than year ago to investigate
tho United States Steel corporation.
was submitted to the house by Repre-.
sentative Stanley OF Kentucky, chair
man Of the committee.
J. p. Morgan and his associates are
held ap as being the beneficiaries Of
enormous profits realized from the
over-capitalization OF the subsidiary
companies Of the Steel corporation
and later Of the corporation itself.
Former President Roosevelt is In.
dicted for making the control Of the
Steel trust absolute and Is charged
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with being responsible for the glgan.
tic stature which the trust has at.
tained.
The United States Steel corpora.
ton IL iiayed az an enemy Of organ
ICED labor. accused OF lowering the
sociological conditions Of Its employees
and OF contributing to American in
dustry woikmen and work methods
un-Amer.can and foreign to the best
interests OF labor.
The activity OF the corporation In
politics Ia laid bare and It's influence
described, aud the Steel trust as a
tarif beneficiary and its part In the
making Of the Payne.Aldrich tarin act
are touched upon by the Democrats
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CATHOLIC 7. A. CONVENTION

South Bend, Ind. Aug. 3-The ad-
vance guard of delegates arrived here
today In readiness for the forty.sec.
ond annual convention OF the Catho-
lie Total Abstinence Union of Ameri.
GA, which is to be held next week at
the University OF Notre Dame. Indi.
cations point to large attendance Of
delegates and visitors from all over
the United States and Canada. The
sessions will last four or Ave days
and will be presided over by the Very
Rev. r. j. O'Callaghan, the noted
Paulist, who Is the president Of the
association.
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KING sIDesrePs
Republicans Then Look to Oenmar
as Guberna torial Candle date.

Republicans Then Look to Oenman
as GubernatoriaI Candidate.
Cedar Point, o., Aug. 3.-Without
the presence or guidance of the pre-.
siding officer of either house Of the
general assembly or the constitution.
al convention. the reunion banquet
was held at the Breakers. Judge +.
b. King Of Sandusky. toastmaster,
was applauded when introduced by
Representative Ray r. Kennedy OF
Allen county as probable candi.
date for governor" He responded by
saying a suggestion from Demo
crat as to who should be the Repub'
lican candidate for governor is open
to suspicion"
Among Republican members pres
ent there was considerable talk oil
urging Ulysses G. Denman, United
States district attorney for the north
ern district of Ohio. to accept the
nomination for governor made vacan,
by the resignation Of Judge e. B
Dillon.
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COMES TRUE;
BEEF PRICES SOAR

Chicago. Aug. 3.-The warning is'
sued to consumers after the "disso'
luton of the beef trust" that meat
prices would be higher has been full
filled. and beef at the local stock
yards was sold at the highest prices
ever attained here, the figures repre-
senting new worlds record for alti'
tude in beef prices.
A scarcity of cattle was given as
the Cause for beeves selling at $685.
per 100, and a prediction Of $40 cattle
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FOOD SUPPLIES. ARRIVE -.
TO FEED REFUGEES

FL Paso, Tex, Aug. 3.--Distribution
Of food supplies to the Mexican refu.
gees now In temporary exile here
from Mexico commenced when the
United States army opened com
missary distributing Office down town.
Meats. potatoes, salt, sugar, coffee
End canned milk made the articles OF
distribution.
There Ia still much uneasiness here
about the Americans al the Do,ores
mines. who can not reach n railroad
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-08-06

The Misses Grace Bricker, Helen
Sharpnack. Catherine Boyle, Jennie
Householder and Alma, Irene and
Miriam Van Aman OF Mt. Vernon
walked to Gambler Friday morning
and spent the day.
About twenty members of the Dan.
vile Eastern Star lodge went to
Bladensburg Friday afternoon IN re-
sponse to an invitation issued by the
Dladensburg lodge to attend the meet.
Ing at that place IN the evening.
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WAlKOU7
PREDICTED

Niles. o.. Aug. 3.-Ths six-day cam
paign to raise 100000 for McKin.
ley memorial library and auditorium
closed with S54,070 subscribed.
Among the subscriptions received ut
the windup was 500 from President
Taft.
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O0NNEL.LY
FREED

Toledo, o., Aug. 3.--Judge Michael
D0nnelly of Napoleon, twice tried in
Lucas county for alleged embezzle-
ment In connection with the failure
Of the Ohio German Fire Insurance
company, was freed Of five indict.
ments In Lucas county. charging EN-.
bezzlement and perjury. when they
were nollod by County Prosecutor
Webster.
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Caught.
With GOODS

Cincinnati, o.. Aug. 3.--Harry, aIias
Tom Davis, one OF four men arrested
on the charge Of having bogus money
and alleged wire'tapping outfits in
their possession, threw grip which.
the police say. contained $4,000 OF
bad money. into the Ohio river while
being brought from Newport, KY,
across the Central bridge to Cincin.
natl.
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Story Of How Husband Was Shot
Generally Believed
Tells Jurymen She Would Like To Hug And Kiss Each Of
1hem..RepOrtcd That Attorneys Wrote Account Of
Tragic Scenes Enacted 00 Morning Of Shooting ADd
That she Rehearsed L For Months

Eugene Grace was not In court. He
was taken back to his home In New.
nan, and there heard Of the verdict.
81 don't care what the jury said," de-
clared the paralyzed husband, she's
guilty as hell. and she knows It,"
Grace announced that he will make
a statement about the case and ut
once sue for divorce.
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Atlanta, Ca, Aug. 3.-Mrs. Daisy
Grace was found not guilty Of the
charge OF shooting her husband.
When the verdict was read by the
foreman she cried out, God bless
you. gentlemen" Then she ap-
preached each of the l2 Jurors and
gave them thanks. II feel like hug.
ging and kissing you ALL" said Mrs.
Grace. II trusted you all the time.
] knew you would not believe what
they said about me-"
Il developed that Mrs. Daisy
Grace's remarkable story OF the
shooting Of her husband was care
fully prepared defamation, pruned,
amended and polished by her law.
yers, and as carefully rehearsed as a
dramatic Offering by professional
actress. For over two months Mrs.
Grace rehearsed the statement until
che was letter perfect. There were
Mrs. Grace never faltered once dur.
ang itS delivery.
story Generally Believed.
Mrs. Grace's testimony had tre-
mendous effect on the jury and its
main statements were generally cred.
tted. especially those relating TO tho
large sums she had lavished on Grace
and his attentions TO other women.
The bringing OF Grace into court
On . stretchsr WAS done by. pros
ecutiOn In an effort to cause the ac.
cused wife to break down. but II
failed. With her husband paralyzed
from the wound she was accused OF
inhicting. gazing at her with Gym.
seal grin. she spoke without falter.
The Jury was out only short time
before returning a verdict OF acquit.
tai.
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MEMORIAL
BOOSTED

Chicago. Aug. 3.--Strike election Of
<hs street car men is on. Leaders OF
%hs car mems union say that the sen
ainsst Of the men indicated clearly
'ehst The result Of tho ballot will be q
walkout. The election follows the re.
tssal Of the street car companies TO
grant = wage increase. and the re-
eueal Of the men to accept 4 renewal
- the old contracts.
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Hslpfulnsss.

Hslpfulnsss.
To be a strong hand In the dark TO
another In the time Of need. to be
cup Of strength to a human soul in a
crisis Of weakness. Is to know the glory
Of life Hugh Black
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for next week was made by dealers.
Charles S. Jones, president Of the
live stock exchange, issued plea for
the raising of more cattle to supply
the increasing demand.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-08-06
LANDS A
GOOD JOB

New York, Aug. 3.-William +. Nc.
Combs, chairman Of the Democratic
national committee. announced that
william q. McAdoo had been select.
ed as vice chairman OF the committee.
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KILLED BY
LIGHTNING

Savannah, Ga, Aug. 3.--Caleb Win.
tiers was killed. X, II. Lyle and Jacob
Dooly were stunned and 20 other EN-.
ployes we're prostrated when light.
ming struck the plant Of the New
York Phosphate Mining company.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-08-06
MEANEST MAN LOCATED.

Grand Rapids, Mich, Aug. g.
Edward Weldon was sent to the
county jail to serve 30 days, Wei
don attempted to steal 10 cents
from a blind man.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-08-06

Making excuses takes time that 10
better spent In making good
Youths Companion.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-08-06

she--Ah, what power lies In a word!
He-Yes: one word from woman once
Slighted my whole life She -Yesf
Wss II "Nor Hs-No. II WAS "Yesr'
-cxchangs.
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OU0 IV1VV GdCN'UVs
"She has violet eyes. rosy cheeks and
q lily white throat"
"Yes Shed he nll right II she didn't
aave n voice like a raspberry BUSH
Chicago Record Herald
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-08-06

I hold that one to be the best dress
ed whose dress no one observes. -
Thackery.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-08-06
AnaXxsrlna har Eathsr.

A answering Her Fatnsr.
: sCesid you support my daughter In
she style TO which she has been accus'
usmedY'
~ hsve never tried such rigid econ.
omy. sir"-Iife.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-08-06

OF all prosecutions. that OF calumny
- the most intolerab able.-Hazlitt
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-08-06
) succuMes TO HEAT

ON COOLEST AUGUST DAY
Columbus, O., Aug. 3--on the
coldest August day Ohio has ex.
' perienced In many years Henry
West, aged 81, died at the hospit-
al here yesterday a. the result Of
' heat prostration he suffered or
July 20.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-08-06

Who love too much hate In the lik'
extreme.-Pope,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-29
About People
Movements OF IndIvIdaais g ane
From the City

Mrs. Charles Mllligan and daughter.
Miss Elsie. have returned to their
home in Pittsburgh after a visit with
relatives on the Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Carpenter
and daughter, Miss Elsie, who have
been visiting relatives on the South
Side for several days. have returned
TO their home at Parkersburg.
Errett Robinson. secretary Of the
Wheeling baseball club. arrived home
this morning at an early hour from
GAINESVILLE. He will complete the final
arrangements for opening day.
Mrs. Belle Morris. of Philadelphia.
was the guest OF friends in this city
Sunday.
Mrs. b. b. D~ovenor will leave this
week for Washington, ID. c.. where
she will visit her son.
Charles w. Swisher has returned to
Charleston after spending several
days with friends here.
Hon. Arnold c. Scherr is registered
at the Mcclure hotel.
f. c. Nevins, OF Steubenville, was
in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Bowen. in charge OF the Y. w.
c. A. campaign. who has been slightly
~indisposed, has recovered.
Arthur Butler. OF Cambridge. Ohio.
is spending a few days in Elm Grove
as the guest OF his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. VI. Butler.
Mrs. August Kreiger. OF Martins
Ferry. spent yesterday as the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Albert II. Walters. OF
Park View.
Miss Ethel Keyser. OF Elm Grove.
Is the guest Of friends and relatives
in Moundsville.
William Dogue. OF West Finley. Pa q.
spent Saturday in Elm Grove looking
after business results.
Miss Mabel DyslnRer leaves to-day
Hotel Stratford next Saturday, in
Moody Bible institute.
George Oldham. the genial clerk Of
the board Of commissioners. will re-
sumo his duties this morning after be.
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Festival and Fair.

On Thursday. Friday and Saturday.
May 2. 3 and Atm. the ladies of the
Immaculate Conception church will
hold their annual festival and fair. to
be held in the st. Mary's school hall.
at Thirty-seventh and Wood treets.
II is the desire Of the committee in
charge OF the AFFAIR. to make this
social the most elaborate and success
full ever held.
The proceeds derives from this
source. Is used for the benefit OF the
guild. and from the present indicat-
ions. the event will equal the expect
ations. The fair will consist OF a num-
Der OF booths. a country store. choco-
late wheels. fortunes told OF hidden
treasures and many other amuse-
ments.
Mr.. Henry Reuter- is the chairman
OF the committee and the following
have been selected to take charge OF
the various concessions Misses Mary
Daugherty. Theresa Miller. Mary Hoel-
sche. Agnes Willer. Dess Rose. Ida
Miller. Clara Hungerman. Margaret
Donahue. Mary Walker. Sarah Haver-
on, Hazel Weitzel. Alice Coleman,
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SAME SUCCESS HERE AS In EUROPE

began 10 trouble me. / have not been
sleeping well and my appetite and Oh
gestion were not as they should be-
1 tired easy and did not have the
vitality 20 Withstand a hard day's
work a. formerly. This tonic "Tona
Vita" was recommended to me and
decided TO give IL q test I ave been
greatly benefited in health and
strength by this medicine. I sincere
ly believe the tonic TO be highly mer-
itorious judging from my own exper-
fence"
Do you lack strength and vitality
Do you take cold easily and sleep
poorlyf Are you ervous and de
pressed II so you -re n sufferer from
nervous debility and you should AT
once get a bottle OF iona Vita and
see how quickly it win build you up
Chas. r. Goethe & Co, 81 Twelfth
street. is the agent for Tona Vita
In Wheeling. w. Va. Your money will
be returned to you IL you are dissat
isfed with the tonic. The Approved
Formula Co. Dayton, o.
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STYLES in v.;linos.

White shctlands. says the Dry Good
economist. are The strong feature q
rrvEent huEin, s. and h only draw
tack is thf inability % produce goods
fast enough 90 supply the demand.
The tendency u strong toward whites
ir NeiinEs - a1 kinds but IN Ehst-
Land IN particular. The maybe shef-
lands that a.. the whites with the
principal figures ~ fhe design outlined
Nith a fine black thread are also sell
ina in large Quantities in every Erada
- rrofa EsHna fmnrf ia nirn fee
frr The r~fEh-r0Inrrd Ehafiaufr On fha
rlir coHur end uIfh fha BLACK outline
fffead Fhrfiands fn black arr 40
taLfn fr aHmr aufrrf.
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THE BIG SHOW
Arrangements About Completed Foe
Press Club Performances Fri.
dsy-Ciassy Program. !

Arrangements are now about COM
pleted for the second annual benefit
performance to be given at the Court
Theatre. Friday evening, under the
auspices OF the Wheeling Press Club
and the event promises TO be a n
nancial as well as artistic success
The program embraces many stellar
features among them being a juvenile
minstrel first part put on by Mrs
aud SpoOner-Becker pupils: then
m a few minutes with the in
imitable Riley Wilson. Prof. Leo
Fietz will do a few "netz- In legerde-
main. Then there will be several
other good acts and then 20 crOeaa
the excellent DIN the Elks viii put on
a brand new act that Is a winner ana
contains numerous surprises
The advance sale 81 tickets n very
good. made 90 by the fact that per-
sons purchasing tickets now can have
them reserved a day IN advance Of The
performance free % charge.
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AberCrOmbie
Bros.
1125-1I27 Main Street

signed and tks members OF the union
that they will not work for
them.
This evening at the home OF Mrs.
J. ]. Bell. 219 T~wenty-ninth street, the
members OF the Ladies Missionary so
ciety 81 the Third Presbyterian will
hold their regular monthly meeting.
Following the business session d
social will be enjoyed.
tn, mems organized Bible class
Of the Third Presbyterian church Is
gradually growing In its attendance at
each meeting and at the services yes
terday mere was about fifty members.
making II among the largest classes
in the city. No name has yet been
selected but at a meeting In the rear
future. the name and speaker will be
named.
The contract for building a re-
tanning wall OF concrete on Belmont
street in Belvedere was let Saturday
by the board OF control TO ID. A. Jaco-
vetty.
The members OF the Patriarchios
OF the Grand United order OF Odd
Fellows will complete for prizes al the
annual held meet 20 be held AZ Rock
Springs park. on June oath. The regi-
mental officers have offered a prize
OF $3.50 for the two best patriarchies.
Captain J. r. Mason's company Of this
city will be out for drill work next
Friday.
E"Mother's Day" gill BE- observed
in this state on May 18Th. iu record
ance with the PROCLAMATION Of Cover.
nor Glasscock
a meeting Of the board Of direct.
ore Of the board Of trade uil b. held
l this afternoon. aud all members are
urged 90 attend as important matters
are 10 Be- consider
A. a meeting OF the west Virginia
I child Labor Commission to he held
today al b McLure house supern.
. tendenf "a o. Work of the cts
schools uIu make au address STATE
Labor Commlsaiuuer q v Harfon uUl
also participate
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