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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-06
sourAERN eINeER cAKE.


Brown sugar, y cupful.
Molasses, 2 cupsful.
Preserved ginger Two tablespoons
I'LL.
Choice Yellow Cooking Oil, 2 table
5poonsful.
Butter, 1 tablespoonful
Eggs, 3 tablespoonful.
Soda, 2 teaspoonsful.
MIX, sweet or sour, l cupful.
Flour, cups.
Raisins, if desired, | cupful.
Bake in solid pan, slowly, SO min
utes
"DEviL's. cAKEY
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-06
PRIZE CAKES MADE WITH COTTON SEED OIL

2 cups flour. 4tE&
eggs @~4
2 teaspoons baking powder.
x cup milk.
oz. chocolate (Baker's)
/ teaspoonfuI vanilla.
6 tablespoons boiling water.
x teaspoonful salt.
Cream Choice Yellow Cooking Oh
and sugar we'll Then add yolks Of
eggs, vanilla. chocolate Chat has been
dissolved in the tablespoonsful e
boiling water) Alternate flour and
milk and beat hard, and add white Of
eggs beaten stiff, and baking powders.
Cook in layers and ices, when cool,
with boiled white Icing II Is delic
ious.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-06
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-06

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WHO STOLE GRANNYs cHicKENY
BY Thornton w. Burgess
tWrltten for the Associated Newspai
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-06
RAILROAD TIME CARD
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FRISCO RAILROAD.

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-06
OKLAHOMA CENTRAL.
RocK ISLAND RAILWAY.
Northhound.
AEfINa

Reno, ChIekasha 8
Wssthonna
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-02

PROGRAM OUT
MEETING OF NORTH DAKOTA Ed.
UcATiONAL ASSOCIATION At
GRAND FORKS.

County superintendent Vigncss OF
this city. president Of the North Da-
kota Educational association, has just
announced the program of the twenty.
sixth annual meeting of the associa-
ton which will be held at Grand
Forks October %, "a and %.
The teachers of North Dakota are
urged to make a special effort to at
tend this years meeting OF the asso-
citation and to boOs. for a 800 mem
bership.
The program Is an usual one given
by unusual people. The Executive
committee has secured a larger num-
Der Of lectures for this meeting than
has evcr before been engaged. There
will be six lectures, each given by a
man Of national reputation and each
upon a timely and interesting theme.
Among these are "The Boy and His
Gang" and EDUCATIONAL Guidance
by j. Adams Puffer OF Eoston, q man
who has lectured in every part OF
the country and who has studied his
themes for years. "The New Educa-
ton and Fresh Air in the school
room and elsewhere are subjects up
which DR.. Woods Hutchinson, OF
New York City will lecture. DR..
Hutchinsol's writings on sex educa-
ton and kindred topics have created
new interest along this line and he
comes to the association with a time
ly message. He is a lecturer of note
and an eminent authority in his prO.
fession,
THE Playground Movement and Its
Significance" and "The Message OF
the Play Movement to Teachers are
subjects to be discussed by DR.. Henry
S. Curtiss, Olivet, Michigan, who was
secretary of the Playground Associa-
ton of America for some years aid
is an enthusiastic advocate of the
movement.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-02

hands are employed at the railway
shopa and IN the Calumet district,
Quotations continNo high and strong
for raw supplies, Mine aud forest
outputs largely exceed those OF q year
ago, but hides and wool arc IN rcdmc'
cd supply and Scnding doaror for
prompt shipments, Distribution OF
general merchandise indicatcs' con.
sumption Increased here and through
out the interior Road and mail or.
dors continue good for staples. and
both city and country retailers report
n satisfactory opening ~ of tho rall
trade, heavy. weight aDparo| ana other
~nocossarirS being IN wide demand,
Money shows firm at 5M to u per
cont. the general demand being broad
onod, and commercial paper In good
offering. with choice names COM
manding the minimum rate,
Total movement of grain At this
port. l6,769,i0 bushels, compares
with IL 4, 900 bushels last week and
bushels n year ago, Com
pared with 1911 increases appear in
receipts 500 per cent and shipments
1887 per cent. -Four receipts were
l6l 1916 barrels against l53,6-s barrels
last week and l26,716 barrels n year
ago, while shipments wee l73,3AS bar
rcls against IN. 00l barrels last week
and l6l,aSS barrels in 1911. hggre'
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-02

lard, cheese, butter, eggs, cattle, hOgs
and sheep. Compared with the clos
ings a week ago, cash prices are un.
changed in -four. wheat, ribs and
hogs, but lower in sheep 3Oc a hun
dredweight, and pork csc a barrel;
and higher in oats, 2Rc a bushel;
corn 4Nc: lard &c a tierce, and choice
cattle. 15c a hundredweight.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-02
DUNNS WEEKLY
TRADE REPORT

MINNEAPOLIS.-Great activity is
shown il all lines of general mer-
chandise, with wearing apparel, food.
stuffs in the lead. Receipts OF wheat
at the terminal elevators OF Mime
apois and Duluth amount TO nearly a
million bushels per day and all facil-
tiles for handling and transportation
OF this grain are taxed 10 the utmost.
A car shortage is regarded as inevl.
table, Notwithstanding the strenuous
efforts Of the railroads and ship
oers to keep freight cars in motion.
The corn crop will be up to the I'LL
aveage on an increased acreage. Col
leciiOns are good, although the season
settlements are. for the most part,
dated November l. and have not yet
been reached. The lumber situation
continues particularly strong; ship
ments for the week 3,40S,000 feet
against 2,12S.O00 feet a year ago.
ST. PAUL.-Business in wholesale
lines continues brisk, with distribute
ors of dry goods, clothing. footwear,
an dwearing apparel making heavy
shipment of fall and winter merchan-
disc. A normal trade is also reported
by dealers in building material, hard
ware and harness. l1ffuiry for mer-
chandise for current consumption is
normal. Through the northwest con-
siderable progress is being made In
the harvest Of crops and a large yield
is practically assured. In some sec.
tons rain has retarded threshing, but
it is not believed that this will show
any serious results.
CHICAGO. Weather conditions
turned more favorable to seasoned
demands in the important branches
Of production and distribution and the
lower temperatures caused no injury
to the corn crop, which now is being
harvested, showing excellent results
in Illinois and Iowa. A~ggregat1
movements OF the principal cereals
raj lower than last week, but the vol
ume, testifies to unusual absorption
Of breadstuffs and is almost double
that of last year. Flour forwardings
continue far above those a year ago,
domestic needs being freely taken
and mills preparing for increased out
puts. Provisions are also in steady
demand and stocks in store exhibit
decreases. but live meats are in bet
ter supply than in recent weeks and
packing may expand in October. Man.
ufacturing exhibits gratifying stead.
mess, with further lessening Of cur.
tailment in branches which hereto.
foe have Jagged, and the volume OF
new demands carries ths assuled per.
iod Of activity farther into the coming
year. Heavy contracts were closed
for pig iron at an advance for next
year delivery and considerable to1-
nages were boxed. for rails. plates.
wire structural shapes, merchant iron
and pipe. The equipment plants draw
more largely upon capacity and more
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-02

gate receipts of cattle, hogs and sheep
3l7,152 head. COMPARE with 29i,G75
head last week and 352.l2S head a
year ago, Wool receipts fell to $4,000
pounds, comparing with 256,6GO
hounds tasl week and 927,50O pounds
last year. Hides received ~2.l76,5OO
hounds, compare with 1892, 700 last
week and 1888. 900 pounds in 1911.
Lumber receipts were 6,2S77, 900 feet
against GO, 74i. 900 feet last week and
al ,535, 900 feet last year. Other re-
CENTS increases In wheat, corn. oats,
rye ana seeds but decreased in bar
lev broom corn dressed beer, pork,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-02
Monarch MalIeabIe Range
Better WOrk-LcsS Fuel
Lasts a Lifetime

Most women are surprised at the
big saving in dollars and cents that
the Monarch makes. Let us tell you
what some local users have said. Let
us show you this range that keeps on
giving this same kind OF work-saving,
money.saving service after ten, lif-
teen or twenty years Of use.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-02
ST0Rk retains
HIS LONG Lead
FEW CASES or CONTAGIOUS DIS.
EASES IN NORTH DAKOTA DUR.
ING THE MONTH OF July
ACCORDING TO VITAL
STATISTICS REPORT,

The vital statistics report from the
North Dakota state board Of health
for the month OF July has just reached
The Tribune Office and shows that the
stork still retains his long lead over
the grim reaper. There were few
cases of contagious diseases reported
during the month, in fact there were
just two deaths in the state from con-
tagious diseases.
There We're five tuberculosis cases,
no deaths; no cases OF smallpox; SIX
cases OF typhoid fever, no deaths;
ten cases Of diphtheria, II death;
eight cases OF scarlet ever, one death;
,hirty.tfwo cases OF measles, no
deaths; five cases OF whooping cough,
no deaths.
INi,t1,, n,r1 la.th. H., ,,,t,Aps
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-02
TRAVELLERS WILL DANCE.

The Commercial Travellers. the ev.
or wide-awake boys in business cir
cles, and who are never lacking in
social lines. are planning a very fine
dancing party for Saturday evening.
TO be given az the Elks hall. This
will be the finishing touch OF the ef-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-02
&c. 35c--45c Goods to Sell at 19C

None ever sell for less than a quarter while some are CSC ane
a. sc bargains You perhaps have had chances. before to buy some
of these at this price but never had a pick Of over Sc real bar
gains at one same price. For a Saturday Special some time ago
we offered a roc sale on a much smaller scale and prepared for
good business, but nothing like what we got we hadto turn away
because stock was not big e%nough~thls time we are prepared
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-02
B | R 7 H S

A BOY.
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. b.
Howard of this city was made happy
yesterday afternoon by the arrival OF
Il Daby boy at the Bismarck hospital.
A GIRL.
Bora to Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Smith.
of Mott, a baby girl yesterday after
noon at st. AleXius hospital. Mr..
Smith came in on No. 6 this morning
to call on his little daughter.
WANTEN--A competent girl for gen.
eral Homework, Apply 722 eth St.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-02

p. d. Norton. candidate for congress
in the third district, predicts a COM
plctc republican success i'll North Da-
kota aud says he is supporting the COM
ple;c republican ticket.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-02

.: New CGol,ud Herald: j.. X. Dorm, subscription manager Of IN
!: Dsmarek Tribune, was In New England in attendance at the street
{: fair tho as, ~ The week. Ne met a large number Of the farmers
:. IN thin vicinity and talked with then about the Weekly Tribune.
:. The Weekly Tribune IS without a question Of a doubt one OF ~
:. very best papers for the farmers Of North Dakota. ms paper
:. features development work and has on its star Of writer's some
:: e the bcst. farming experts in the state. The Bismarck Daily ~.
:. bunc Is by far the best paper on the slope and IS THE paper OF
:: the state, The Tribune has recently added a new perfee.ns
press and with II has the best equipped office IN ne stat
Tribune covers the slope territory in good shape and mi paper
!: should be in tic home Of every resident ~ the country.
*"* : +:
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-02

forts OF the Travellers along fun,mak-
ing lines on Saturday, and promises
to be a splendid event.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-02

In a row which occurred in the G..
n. %roundhouse at Minot n 0
struck another on the head with a
chisel, but he received a wallop on
the bean with n hammer.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-02
Come See the Monarch
Know the improvements

IT'S worth coming to see. You can
better afford TO have the Monarch
than not. Wen tell you just why.
But a Monarch will NEAR more than
Just money saved. IN the case or
other housewives by the thousands it
has taken away the drudgery of long
days in the kitchen.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-02

Two O'Clock in the morning!
The wife tired out anra N@rmgh of watching is abhng out mrg grief alone
And" The Jolly Good nw-@ewbody nd has drowned love- uya and memory in the festive
flowing BOWL
'Ii" famous picture without words rMs no unusual scene
Scores North Daa wives know whp 1t is to wait watch and listen far mh the night and early norm
ms hours for the steps the husband who asst in Thu clutches of the drink habit :
l THE Jolly Good elbow Kinks hm health and happiness Of eeybodve sebut to his own certain lin
doing and to his nms mHr.
The Jolly Good Few" is fixing up tn phsa and sueddatonsm for the wdk of his bsnesm well as
the happiness of hmF and that OF his wife and dear ones
any other disease
Cnvngd desire for drink which makes THE oily Good Fellow so Quickly nt his duty to wife, home
and Wtm @ssn the r@t Of aconhcIb Gibson in the system @
Hundreds Of men and wm, GNed rnkrsm o have waneulm fol hmmd ys path as" Th ,oUy
Good Fellow. have gone to HeN Neal Institute on eight Stree South dng the past few months The NEAL
TREATMEN has taken all aphe and all necessity for upr
Z IF yuor your friend Who drinks to excess vHIt the Neal institute tell you all about the Neal ThreDa
Treatment for the, Drink Habit there will be ohg but thanksgiving nMm The Neal Cure is harm
less internal trahneh-p MTohnmc injections aHI."
Jolly Good Fellows" become salt Of earth after three days Neal Treatment course and they devote to
loved wives and families lime and money once WASTED on excessive drink and to their bmaresd duties the
inc and attention real efficiency requires
% 1t is not necessary to pmd 80 lays trg "a treatment ia the Nor habit @
M As rule our patients remain in the hospital only med days. but they may stay longer if they WISH with.
out extra expense - #..
Patients ar soon naord TO their normal condition their nerves are steady heart acnn is strong the
some md The fight against the habit old is ended
at home Write or information to
NEAL INSTITUTE
6l Eighth Street South Fargo, North Dakota
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-02

-.---.. 80. ... .
Jones' so-called annual statement.
Are our county officials above the
law Do We elect them to transact
our business in an illegal way2
Much has been done to %exonerate
Jones. but viii I've be good enough to
explain
/. Why his first quarterly report
sworn TO under oath as being and
correct, shows SO so Clerks fees for
said quarter, when Jones actually and
positively collected $3.50 from one
man alone SIS 90 from another, 81
from another, S2.So from another,
etc, approNiMating $1,000 for said
%uuarter'
=. Why he failed to include in
that lhi,d quarterly report Gas agreed)
aud again in his fourth certain omis-
stems which he had checked up in
October?
3. Why he ever made up and
fled at al! that fourth quarterly report
which he Withdrew the following dav,
assuming as true Gas stated by the
County Cour,) that Jones had asked
permission and OBTAINED AUTH
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-02

=.
a marriage license m cred I, ~ t':&'
NJ honestly o~vcr'4'&"d the '.'
tons with such r. niY .
pra' ticaliy onc-th..3 II oi < ,,,v.o Is
during the first clartcr--somt.nc'
two IA day!
Or to assume that he honestly over
looked during said qua'' a. col
leCtions almost daily whirh ran Il ~
amount from CSC to IS, (?
Why didn't hc rcyoIt tuat 81 SO
from Bois,em and that IS 30 from
Forman? Etc.
rs it reasonable to assume that Jones
honesty overlooked Sss a month, for
twelve months in Succession, due me
as salary, after having been notified
three different times OF the shortage,
first notification being October 2Ist?
Why does Jones. when compiling
His So-Callcd annual statement change
item after item which had been other
wise reported in his various q iartcrly
statements, three OF which had been
previously examined Cd accepted
and approved by the County Courto
What about Jones practicing law
during his inCumbcncy as Clerk?
Does he not know this to be contrary
t. his oath OF oa.ve and in violation
OF the law?
Are all OF these irregularities a re-
suit Of honest oversight?
filed exceptions with the County
Court to every II Of Jones' report,
for 1911, because same aic al illegal
and false, but MY aiiidaNits were sue
ccssircly dismissed and about all We
hcafi from them is what appeared in
III" newspaper, except that one OF the
= County Judges united to me the
lllirsaIity OF ,ncS' reports. say ing, in
= ~ .,lnce. 1--WE know Iones' reports
are rot in accordance with the law,
N1t We all 90 wrong sometimes. Our
S"i %ryisur, (mcdning livcsay) has
conferred with Us in the matter. amt
w. al think ithc>t tr just drop it,
| have been asked on every hand,
"Whcn viii your su.. with Jones come
= rp?'
, From tie foregoing Won will OBJ
serve that Jones has paid me what was
due and owes me no money. He an
nUunCtd his intention the day after !
was drrh@rgcd to check up and pa,
me every penny that was duo. cy.
, pressing a hope that | would cau9,
him NO trouble. | dropped my ca.r
with him.
ii, nal caSanco in Office Is an OF
! tense ag,.ast public jHy'ice-not =
CO. rovrr'y between him and me. 1
.in,,.Hvs ii a criminal nature, is cog.
m.lb'e under the criminal Inv. an.
Nii h2,c to be prose- Itc,t-il at all
=, ,Hc S,.tc.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-02
jones' Smiley Controversy.

event, we submit the iuilowing:-
Jones' office is a fee office. and if
a.. amuai lees earned and received
are sufficient, the statues allow him
and his deputy arnual salaries of
sI25o and 5000 each, respectively.
~ aver S.I5o should go to the
county.
Wc had a verbal contact for three
years, Jones rrserving tn last year OF
his term for a Republican deputy.
lie was 10 advance me $50 a month
during the year, and to pay me at
the end OF each year all money in eX-
cess thereof up TO 5000, after retain
ing his sI2so.
Jones ha, Published that we never
got along well 50 wonder. lie was
an impostor, ung nj, Unfair.
October 2Ist j Old Jones he had
been dishonest with me and with his
ofhce. in that he bad collected fees,
day after day, which he mad not re-
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tn ,,.rh .,o,. u. h.,,r.I STONED ,ba,
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Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-02

NT.EH"
Olney's Office, to get a copy of it,
and having in the meantime made a
copy each Of Jones' first three reports
we rendered Olney the fee for his
services, and requested him to afix
his certificate and seal Of true copy.
He objected and vert to consult
Iivesay. Returning shortly, he in
formed us that livcssy would not au-
thorize CertifCation of said copies.
I~ivcsay was called in. We inter-
viewed him and demanded the cop
les. They interjcCtel that We state
the purpose for which the Copic. were
desired, Olney saying he would not
certify anything which might be pub
hshed in the newspapers: liycsay.
that if desired to be used as evidence
in a legal proceeding. the copies
would not be worth the paper they
were written on. Orcsume i~ivesay
had o read Sec. $50, X. ;. Mo-,
10000.
10 OIney I replied: Il am amen
able for my own publications.: to
livcsay: "If we are willing to buy
worthless paper, YOU should be will
ing to sell it," and again demanded
the copies. They were finally mrn-
ished.
About February I2th, and after
Jones fourth report had at last come
home" | called at Olncy's office for
a copy Of it. Olncy said nothing at
this time about newspapers and evil
denCc, but fatty refused to atiX his
certificate and seal to sad copy, say
I'M he did not wcar Jones 70 the re-
port. One of two things is certain :
lie either wore Jones to the report
or he forged the afld Vit, because
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the afternoon Of January Slh bcior,
n..l n;,,,. ,.,u.,,l
[ircSpme O!ncy had not r.ai Sec
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Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-02

sively that it had been withdrawn to
insert six omissions and would
shortly be returned t. his Office, and
because the report shows on its very
face that Jones at the time Of filing
and swearing to it. intended it. to be
fin ], including as it does a long. lDng
list Of omitted items ranging in date
from January 9th to Jnne a4th, and
ending with an item, Circuit Clerks
fees received, omitted during the
year-S3o."
a little later. same afternoon. and
without 4 moments previous notice,
tones informed me th9t ! would be
dismissed that night, his express reas-
on bcin- that he had hired Inc for a
year and tina, my time would be up.
Jones onc-year contract was some-
thing Of has own creation. 1t seemed
to hang on a sliding scale. One day
he would terminate it December 3ist;
! a little later, at the end Of three years:
later, February Ist and still later, on
January Sth.
Thus learning that | was to be dis
charged at the close Of business that
day, ! went with a witness. about five
O'Clock. to Olney'S Office, where we
examined Jones' reports and obtained
his totals for the year, examining in
particular his fourth quarterly /, port,
which had Just been Ned AMI sworn
To-, and we found the affidavit en-
d 'rscd thereon to be substantially reg
ul,r and complete.
Gong thence to Jones' office.
turned over to him my collections
and he issued to me the following re-
Ccipt:
"Versail|cS, Mo-. Ian. g.. I9ia.
''Ihs is to certify that | have -
CCiycd Of i. O.. Smiley, rs deputy
Circuit Clerk a}d E<-oiIrio Recorder
II Deeds, from tlme t. tiulc. stDcl
IL, comm nccmCnt in my service to
date, al moneys OF every kind what
so.ver collected by him TOR ~, a
count. G,al sttIlmeht bong receive {,
81 uln today.
''INo. J.. JoHEs ('V!G -
then delivered Jones the c.iicc
key. and requested my money. II,
tcndcrcd me Il check Tor SIG %. an,
aSa,d me to receipt in luIl. | re-
; fused, c>vi lining that he owed Az
more, end demanded the money du,
ne in excess OF his sal Try Tor tn }c"r
IL tie presence Of with SEES AMI i
re>ypH-c to my demand, mes pes
emplyrly informed ~" toa thee w
II. excess, sAyin5 snl,t#ntial,y:..l i'll,
my final r'por' today. All my rcppit
are on file in O,n"y's office and sho.
: for themselves. You miaht sep owe
| there and examine them"
I've have Just been to Clncy', OF
cc.,oIs.,l ..,o o,,,,io. vonr -,
pots, and VIII return tomorrow morn
;ro, ;;., c,,.of ,h.,,
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