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ENDORSE ADMINISTRATION.

Columbia $, C. Jan. 2i.-The so- called regular" republican state com mittee today adopted resolutions en- dorsiug the administration of Prest dent Taft and denovacing John C. Ca -1tefs, national. committeeman, who is the leader of the Lily Wbite" repub- lican moXement in South Carolina. The committee issued call for the meeting of state convention in Go lumbia. February 29 The committee especially commended Mir Taft's stand on arbitration. the tariff board and the sherman law and urged his reelection Mir Capers was denounc- ed as a traitor 10 the party who had been seeking to undermine the regular republican organization
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SMALLPOX AT ST. LOUIS.

St. Louis Mo. Jan. 24.-seyen per sens were round suffering with small pox today as result of the health departments investigation Into condi- tions at St, Nicholas parochial school, where the disease attacked several pupils Five were pupils of the school while one was relative Of one of the eight school children found Infected Tuesday
 Health department physicians in. yestigated suspected cases and those under surveillance because of expos
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NO FIREARMS IN COURT.

Fort worth- Texas. Jon. 23-With the exception of arguments, which win be made tomorrow bornins' on the writ of habeas corpus sued ou' by J B. Sneed, charged with Killing c. Boyce. ST, was concluded to' night Before adjourning court to. night Judge Simmons served notice that every man entering the court room tomorrow would be searched alid uisarmed
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srUses WANTS TO KNOW.

Topeka, Kas Jan 22 Governor atuBbs today made public telesram sent 10 Colonel Theodore RooseFe' Y Monday last, urging him to make q statement at once as to whether ne would he candidate for president or permit his name to go before the republican national convention Ihe governor has not received q reply
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B. AND 0. BOND ISSUE.

New York, Jan 24 The dire tors of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad today authorized tbe issue and sale of $l0,00000o four and half per cent, 10-year car trust certificates The entire amount was taken by Kuhn, LoeD and Company and Speyer and Company, each subscribing for s.. 000000 The purpose of the issue it is stated is to reimburse the compa- uys treasury in part for money eN. handed from earnings on eqHiffftetft and Improvements during the past two years
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STRAW VOTE FOR TAFT.

New Haven. Conn Jan. 2i-Pres- ident William II Taft was reelected president of the United States today by a stra wyote taken amoug the stu dents of Yale University His major itv over his democratic opponent Governor Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey was 259 The total vote was Taft 470. Wilson 22i
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DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

Baltimore, Md, Jan Norman F.. Mack, chairman of the democratic na. toanl committee, came to Baltimore again today to go over with the arehi- tects the plans for alterations to the Fifth Regiment armory. lie said that with the additional galleries the ar mory win seat 16.000 persons. Mir Mack left for Buffalo tonight.
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RlTcHlE KNOCKED OUT.

Atlanta. Ga, Jan 23- Clarence English, who claims the welterweieht championship of the West and South, knocked ont young Ritchie of New York in the fourth round of sched- uled ten.round bout here tonight Eng ish at no time was iu danger and H the fourth round an uppercW to the chin proved to be a knockout blow
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5uNco MAN SENTENCED.

naytbn. Ohio. Jan 24-H Mason of New York said to be Clay Wilson called the King of Buneo Mcn vas sentenced here today to three years in the peaitentiary for obtaining mon ey unter fatse pretenses He was ac- cused ot swindling Louis k Taylor, Q Philadelphia broker out of S15,0O0. on a mine deal cousummated here
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pRoullLARp Is EASY.

Windsor ontario. Jan 2t-Billy Wagner of ChicaaQ claimed an easy victory over Patsy Drouillard of Wlha- sor in an eightrouAd bout here to- night Drouillard was the sggressor hut wagners better generalship and judgment of distance gave him the nnnnlar decision.
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veI' and Iiadley for nominees toF ident and vice president of the llcan national ticket. 4 Rm republican association has bee ed which has thousand ir tacugh only organized feg
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EDITORS BANQUET.

inoanapolis, Jan. 24. More than 30 republican editors and friends will attend the banquet of the Indiana Re- publican Editorial Association tomor- row night, when Senator Morris Brown ot Nebraska will be the only speaker Many believe Senator Browns address may prove a keynote speech of the campaign.
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ENDORSES ROOSEVELT.

St. Joseph, Mo. Jan 24 The Nc kinley-Roosevelt Club, one of the largest and oldest political orgaaiza- tions in Northwest Missouri, tonight adopted resolutions endorsing Roose
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MASONIC NOTICE

Special communication of Hot Springs lodge No 6, F and A. M., this afternoon at o'clock for the pur- pose of attending the funeral Of our late brother, H C. Smith All mem bers are urged to attend
 j. $. REAMY. W. NJ, Allen Hotehkiss, Secretary.
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FOREST EXPERT DEAD.

Fan Claire, Wis. Jan 24-H c. Put nam. regarded as the best practical authority on re-forestration in the United states, died here tonight aged @ years
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PEACE HEADoUART

Chicago. Jan. a. We quarters of the Interna Forum were opened hei within few weeks wnibnpp ter the field west of b of spreading the pra you ike
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TO MAKE

a b at my in e cal po1a n 6 p a a pt m on ing is ho wpn comes we can ea the world
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ure at the school The physicians de- clared they found much opposition to vaccination
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Mrs. Mary Shade of San Antonio Texas. is the guest for few days oi pr. and Mrs c NJ, Roberts.
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John J Sumpter has returned trom brief business trip lo St Louis
 < liitle son of Police Lieutenant Joe Lankford is quite III at the lat ters home
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LITTLE INTERVIEWS

c. F. MERRILI.-What does the
third party" stand for besides Roose-
velt?
MARSTON CAMPBELL don't
know who my successor IS going 10
be and / don't know when he will be
appointed.
GOVERNOR FREAR = You may
think this is hot weather, but it's not
marker TO the weather We expert.
enced at Chicago.
F. L. WALDR0N-The morning pa
per is entirely wrong in stating that
+ the Board Of immigration has decided
to stop Russian immigration, ia
COL. KNOX-No, sir, no third
party in mine. | am a Republican
and a Taft man. The Republican
party has always been the sprogFes-
siye party.
j. c. DAVIS-This teachers sum-
mer school is good thing and helps
to raise the efficiency of our teaching
force A great deal can be accom-
plished in four weeks especially If
the student is in earnest.
SHERIFF R0SE-The number of
burglaries is gradually decreasing and
it won't be long before burglary is
as rare in Honolulu as a snowstorm.
Last night was the boldest attempt We
have met with ina long time.
z. A.SMOTT-SMITH- going to
forget politics and Official duties Sat
urday and lay IN a stock of hickory
shirts and tramping boots. My boy
and leave at that time for long
vacation in the mountain Businesses
U. s. COMMISSIONER C. S. DAVIS
tmember of Myrtle Boat Club My
candid opinion is that if that Alameda
crews comes down. here we. won't need
to fear their competition. They'll have
to go SOME il they beat either the
Healani or Myrtle crews.
u. s. DISTRICT ATTORNEY
FRECK ONS4 Since yesterday | have
read the new federal eight-hour meas
-ure. passed by Congress ,ana-eaH~ def
bFifoasal ] smp ioyes, Us, Isli Is iledeaRl
employees. It puts them. In the same
class.
A. T. WISDOM - The contract for
the Y. M. C. A. cafeteria extension was
let this morning and work of moving
the kitchen to the basement will start
Immediately. We shall have more
room for the dining-room as soon as
we need it, as we are contemplating
putting the Victrola In a sound-proof
room and using the. space which the
victrola occupies for dining-room ex-
tension.
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service, but so far as is known here
the, Navy Department has no part in
the present plans, and has appointed
no board of officers to eonfeFn with
the army representatives. ~ .istaT .
Il, The sudden orders for the COM
.Vening of the army board came as a;
surprise to the department command
er,sand will alter his private plans to
a. considerable extent. An order: has
just been issued. from Department
headquarters, granting General Ma
comb a months leave of absence, to
commence August 4,~this furlough
having the approval of the Division
commander. and now comes the War
Department order naming the general
as presiding officer of the defense
board to meet the last day of the
present month. This means that Gen.
have to be postponed.
Departmental Complications.
AS yet nothing official has been re-
ceiyed at army headquarters, but none
of the military higher-ups question
the reliability of the Associated Press
dispatch, and they are making their
plans accordingly.
When General Macomb completes
his duties with the board and finally
gets his well-earned vacation, COM
mand of the department will deyolve
on Colonel McGunnigle. the senior
colonel at Schofield Barracks. This
will lead to complications, for with
the department commander at Leile-
hua, and department headquarters in
/ Honolulu, it VIII be long way be-
tween official documents and a sigma
ture. Colonel Campbell, the adjutant
general, will be '.on the job" however.
and will manage somehow to keep the
official wheels turning. He may have
to be more frequent visitor to Scho-
field than he is at present. however.
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STRIKE WHILE THE IRON IS HOT

The promotion cpmmittee has striking ap-
portunity to 'put something over for Hawaii
this summer and fall, while Duke Kahana-
moku's name is getting ION the front pages of
every newspaper ins the country and his feats
at Stockholm are commented upon all over the
world. &
What chance to advertise Waikiki and Ha-
waii generally What an Opportunity for the
committees lecturer who leaves shortly for the
mainland and can besupplied with pictures and
data on the very thing fresh in peoples minds
Striking while the iron is hot is the very es-
sence of successful advertising. People will
read or listen with interest to anything that has
to do with Dukes achievements and Waikiki,
as the beach that has produced more than one
champion and is producing others, will. be given
definite practical advertising.
Here's chance for Bonine to get set of
moving pictures of Duke surfhoarding that
would be in demand all over the county. The
word champion" always hits the fancy. If
Hawaii is producing champions, let the world
know it, and know how, when and where.
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SURGEON DEFIES DOG
AND DRESSES WOUND
LEANING OVER FENCE

OAKLAND, July 2.-Forced by an
infuriated bulldog to stand on the out
side of a yard fence while he dressed
the wounds of Mrs. E. Robinson OF
1859 Fffty-fifth avenue, who had been
bitten by the animal, DR.. Morris Har-
yey performed an exceptional feat of
outdoor surgery this evening.
Mrs. Robinson had been attacked by
the dog and bitten severely upon her
hand and knee She telephoned to the
doctor. On his arrival the dog refused
to let him enter the yard, and he was
obliged to attend the patient over the
fence.
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SALOONS! ENOUGH

A petition to be presented before the liquor
license commissioners this afternoon for q new
saloon on Hotel ktreft sBe4veen Nuua1Y An
Maunakea streets should be very promptly and
emphatically answered in thefnegative
In this vicinity, within radius of two blocks
Of the proposed site, there are now twelve sa
looms and six wholesale liquor houses.
There is not one good reason for opening an
other saloon in this neighborhood. There are a
dozen good reasons against it.
The neighborhood is already giving trouble
enough to the police. A large percentage of the
crime of the city can be traced and has been
traced, right back to drinkingplaces in this sec
ton .....-...'
1t is a part of the city where downtoW1
crowds naturally congregate. Honolulu fe9fs
Violence to sssp ,s S sgssaiIG
the haunt of street-gangs ot era
d % vi. sasyb tfs sllga
houses. They attract hundreds each evening
Decent citizens don't wantet fun'the gauntlet
Of rude9sssssa,, and vulgar, conduct through the
ranks of l0afers rendered boisterous by, gin and
whisky Already this trouble is increasing
Honolulu's streets leading to the amusement
houses should be freed from drunken buns and
h00dlums
There are saloons enough in'this section, and
the community as whole will. back up the
license commissioners in a prompt denial of the
petition to establish another p
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MILLIONS FOR DEFENSE

Orders in Washington yesterday announcing
the appointment of an army board to meet in
this city on July 81 and consider plans for max
ing ian impregnable naval and military sta
ton" here, are justly considered of immense i'm
portance to the islands.
The early meeting Of the board and the fact
that two of the three army officers named are
hurried halfway across the Pacific means that
the war department and the administration are
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS deeply with a systematic
DAia alton u tile Islands, and that the plans
are to be FASTENED with as much speed as eff
cheney will permit. al
,Thelprders ard not to bsfaken. as any alarm.
lstiA gaesfsph II is simply ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
heff fdr sfIaWaif.s The wGFk of terrifying the
islands has heretofore beer done more or less
by piecemeal The result of the boards deliber-
atiOns will probably be scheme of fertilization
of Oahu, at least, as a whole. The fact that
navy board will be in session about the same
time may be taken as pretty good indication OF
work toward an allaround defense plan.
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TREASURY NOW HAS
PLENTY OF FUNDS

WASHINGTON. d. C.. July L.
Closing the fiscal year of 1912 with
surplus of ss6.ss5. $50. the Federal
treasury opened the new year today
with sss.3S0.OOO in its steel-ribbed
vaults as working balance This is
the largest amount of available cash
the government has possessed for
months
The receipts for the year amounted
to 1851 10000, as compared with $70l.-
$4,000 for the fiscal year 1911. The
total disbursements OF the year just
closed reached $654SO5. GOO. against
$654.13S,000 the previous year, when
the. SURPLUS Was $47,2s4, 900. ssse
/, The tax on corporations yielded
s2S.5ss.o0e, as compared with sSS. ST.
600 i'm 1911. fis u 80 auit~
). The total; amount In the general
fund OF the treasury today was sf66,, :
1000. as against $40, 900 last
~ q & ! /. & 3
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DARROW

The law is closing inexorably on poor old
Clarence barrow in Los Angeles. He is said TO
have aged twenty years since the prosecution
and the Burns detectives bounded him into open
defense barrow is a splendidly picturesque
type Of the ruthless fighter for what he believes
is ultimate right. To win one right he will
wade through the mud of a thousand wrongs.
This is the most charitable view that can be
taken of the man who defended Meyer, Hay
wood and tlfe other men charged with the Steun-
enberg murder and who defended the guilty
MeNamaras. Z, The other view, and one widely
accepted by the enemies Of trades mionism, is
that barrow is INSCRIPTIONS, crooked, dema-
gogne in speech and Judas IscariOt in action.
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PERSONALITIES
d + LOOMS win leave Tor Maui

C. r. LOOMS viii leave Tor Maui
I'm the Claudine this afternoon.
MISS EDNA CURTIS OF Hilo Is Wis
ning MIR. and Mrs. Jack Young ut their
Wilder avenue home
A. ID. CoopER-It looks as II ev-
erything will be harmonious in the
Republican club elections Under the
new rules there is bat small chance
OF any unfair procedure
MISS LAURA HAYNES af Topeka.
Kan. who has been visiting friends
and relatives here. left today for HiIo,
where she will make a short stay. Wis
iting the points OF interest on her
return she will continue her tour OF the
world -
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EVENING SMILES

run over any babies Il won't. sir
Them nursing bottles plays the very
dickens with the tires
owens-How do YOU do. Mr.. Shears
What can you show me in the way OF
new suit today2
His Taflor-Your bill, sir-that is de-
cidedly in the way of new suit
Every human being" said the pro-
fessor, sends out psychic waves"
do send out psychic waves" de-
manded the pretty girl.
You do"
And are they marcelled?"
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who's getting scolded in yoar house
now" Nobody. That's only ma tell
ing pa a few reasons why women
should vote"
The Minister (reprovingly) Johnny,
did YOU catch those today, Johnny
~Ye-es. sir. That's what. they gets for
chasin' worms on Sunday"
Brown-I wonder if Smith would en-
dorse my note? Jones-How long has
he known you? Brown-A month'
Jones-Fm afraid that's too long. :, u
run carefully here. chauffeur, Don't
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poffing place Thomas Square:
y Sixth .preeinctM1tG1 N. cqRsttseIrr
Go6keeg and Queen streetsg7 81 . a,a ny''. !,
seyf emf RfssSSipet1 cihFsarlfffH Il af0 Gal
Eighth PRECINCT Dan kekaiha, first
vice-president, 1888 Lusa street,
Ninth precinct-Clarence L. Crabbe;
polling place Beretania and Fort
streets.
Tenth precinct-E F. Bishop; polling
place near Nuuanu and Bates streets.
Eleventh precinct-George Chalmers.
Waimanalo
Twelfth precinct-Polling place. near
Punchbowl street bridge over Pauoa
stream Officers not entered at head
quarters.
Fifth District. ii $, ..tt.syt.tJ +
First precinctM-TPafalua 2 9..,.lK ellett r.
Kaneohei ..f,.,ts, y,ts4,f,, ,-Sn,;s ~
Z Second precinct = NJ A,c Robinson,
Wafahole. ft9EE,s - s!n.-'f at fEt Ss1ti9'
Third precinct Ernest, Renken, Pu-
naluu.4. t - gu ~ 3tS'r
Fourth precinct-Ws KswRsthburn'
Kahuku.a W t.,sa!g lsyE1 ta
Fifth precinct-W. WI Goodale,, Wa
ialua. @5 ~ :. =
Sixth precinct4J. X Kupau, waia :
nae. q es'.ah
Seventh precinet- F Renton, Eva
Mill $50 .
Eighth precinct-F. K. Archer, Pearl
City.
Ninth precinct-H K Alapai, Wal
akamilo road.
TentH precinct-Dayid Kanaha, Ka-
lihi road #Es=
Eleventh preeinet--Sam, c.. Dwight,
Desha lane. .a. *s.zs.=l
Twelfth preeinct-A. s. Kaleiopu,
Kunawai lane, ".,".~<
Thirteenth precinct-H. NJ. Won Halt;
polling place Kuakini and Nuuanu.
Fourteenth precinet-charles Kane
koa, 1888 River street.
Fifteenth precinct-William Henry;
polling place Aala Park.
sixteenth precinct-William NJ Tenn
pleton, Wahiawa. -.
Seventeenth precinct w G. Ross.
Watertown
Places Of Meeting. "a. go: ::
PlaceS OF meeting aQNeTtlSeu are d.
|. follows: III:
Fifteenth of Fifth Residence of
Robert .Holbron. Iwiiei road.
Twelfth of Fourth Concordia Hall,
LuSo street - -
Eleventh of Fifth-Res;dence of s.
C. Dwight. Desha lane. Gas-- :.
Fifth of Fourth-Rear of Rapid
Transit Co. .....: :-.~. .,....... .-..
Twelfth of Fifth-Residence of L.
X c. Lane f. -. .-E -
Thirteenth of Fifth = Residence of
Eugene K Aiu, Kuakini street.
Fourth of Fourth-Punahou Park,
corner Wilder avenue and Punahou
street *.> Il -. -. III.
Eighth of Fourth-San Antonio Hall,
Vineyard street -. .:.=:# .~....
Tenth of Fifth-Hopkins residence,
corner King street and Kalihi road.
Tenth of Fourth-Bates and Nuuanu
streets. k a.
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BREEDING EELs.

The greatest ell breeding establish
ment of the world is that of Comac-
chic, on the Adriatic. where the in
dustry is carried on with scientific
care. This eel nursery consists of a
gigantic swamp, measuring 140 miles
in circumference. and is of ancient
origin, since in the sixteenth century
it yielded an annual revenue of $4,000
10 the Pope.
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last word as to the Republican precinct
club nominations tonight: If you are quail
fed or prospective voter, 60 to your precinct
club meeting tonight and see that good men are
put up for club officers That is the beginning
of clean, efficient Republican ticket this fall.
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1t Is amatfer of real regret to Honolulu that
the First Infantry band has been ordered back
to Schofeld The public concerts given by the
band during it's stay at Fort Shafter were very
well worth hearing.
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odA heartily Hd6rses tie, 1 move
ment to give duke, Kahanamokus al.s4bsta1tial
token Of HdwAif's appreG tl0nl t0rnhlsi good
can't eoany difference df3opinioon
Oh this gThe whole Terri tory indorses,it. Make
appreciation tangible finfs5No
matter how small, your aid counts ~sg,e
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Nerer to tire, nerer to gror cold, to be pa
tent, sympathetic, tender; to look for the bud
ding flo,rer and the opening heart, to- hope al
arays; like God, to lore alpdys-this is duty
Amiel
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Hawaii is getting the habit of breaking rec
ofds, Dakezis doing it, sugar is doing it, pine
apples doing it, everybodys dom it. E
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Germs in a letter from Utah have started
scarlet fever at Laie. Is the female OF the spe-
cies more deadly than the mail?
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One of the burning questions of the hour is
whether Roosevelt or Taft will now carry the
"silent vote.
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People are more interested in Roosevelt.
fund for 1912 than for 1904.
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Jack Desha ought to be given medal as tn
longdistance silence champion.
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The report of an attempted burglary early
snspning says that an ea Hstfh, Nat
side the saloon, thinking sfhSt va Heard
meffs inSid e,. bfeT Ills Whistle That's the kind
.ota 4polfts Ja#cs Is Have. Tie wasn't going Ito
let ay 4hrgiap burgle without getting some
kind ofspublig recognitionaf1H The only thing THAT
tie asathsa sIsst es1
ingqouteand bowling to- theplaudits ofthe.erOwti,
the s ,s's II n;aass s - "a
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