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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-10
OPPOSES REPAIRS TO SCoWS
Controller Thinks Contractors Who
Rent Them Should Pay.

Controller Prendergast yesterday raised
question as 10 the legality of expenditures
bv tho DEPARTMENT OF Street Cleaning dur
Ing tho last three years for repairing and
manning city scows when hau oee" '.',,eu
to the contractors for the maj dispoSi'ion
of garbage. In that time the contractors
paid in rental to the city sS1slS' while 'he
city expended more than that sum III re-
pairs and labor on them, the exact amount
being s259,750. -. 49,
According to Controller Prendersast' tne
agreement which the contrac,o's Ia 49,
the city provided that they should keep tne
scows In repair. Commissioner hd~arus
declares his Interpretation OF the contract
would make II obligatory on the city TO 90
the repairing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-10
REALTY NOTES.

DR.. Percy H. Williams is the buyer OF
the dwelling No. 30 West I'D street, sofa
recently by Pease & Gilman.
& s. Reed Is the buyer of the dwelling
No go West 93d street. recently sofa pS
Pease & Gilman for n. l. Wolff
Alexander Clinch was associated Win D
r Goodale e. Son az broker in the recent
sale Of 40. 50 to 81 West 3Sth street to the
Holland Holding Company. Mr.. CIinch also
NEGOTIATED the sale of No. 2jSj Grand ave-
MIC TO Julia G.. Clinch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-10

VI, s per cent; $4,000 attorney. "eS"'ne
80 Wall ST. 80. ~ uou,n.
SAND PROPERTY: same 10 Felicite N p t'
and sno exrs Shore Ri and 92d ST. b1oss,!".
Dec / prior mtg s2i,oO0D; due June II I''"' .
per cent. S25 900; attorney same "a aDoNe; 30
STARTLING AVE = :. 10 Il q Olnsteau Sot;
25xIO6: Startling Realty 60 TO J " BendI, Eofa
watson ave; April 8 (prior mtg s4,VW' We, y
per cent; 81. 800; attorneys. Hildreth q rai"e'
81 ave and 14sth ST. -o,, =. to7x
WEBSTER AVE cor OF llotn 81, n,n
i-rse. Clement n smith Co TO Van Beuren iNesIty
Co Is broadway; April 3: due as per oohI; SfT;;s
900; attorney. Title Guarantee ana irus' ~ '
80 AVE 843i 25xloo; John Iorsh and anG
~ Henry f: GIeltz ct al. trus, 3ilI 90 ave; APnm
s; Z yis; $500; attorney e n McCaoe' ~ VIII
st. - ,s, r,,s, ,oxf1s. Maria
pnrcoii m Peter Pocholos. go West 1881 81
dne az per bond April 8; $500; attorney Leon
r Is no. sT 3 g. part lot no. map Morrisanls
Longfeiow ave cor OF i72d st. 20 T1i Ees, "a
c 70, tnrn 4. due az per bond; 10000; attorneys
ss,tor G steInkamp. i4O Nassau ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-10
GAZERS BLOCK BROADWAY
Painters High UP Make Crowd hxpe''
Feat Like That of Law.

Thousands Of persons stopped h
busy rush in lower Broadway yestefud!
ternoon to look up toward the roof OF w
City Investing Building, and esoh :,
asked the other what he was ea]'"s "a
Traffic policemen and truck drivers "a,
harsh things Finally it developer
four painters standing motionlesS "a
scaffold for moment had begun 10 W."
preparations as If one of their numoe' s,,,
going to initiate young Law, the para tie
Jumper Probably three quarters ,',es %
crowd lost from five 10 ten MUM that
working time by looking Tor some s ;, nsir Of
never took place. One man had a liked
field glasses. and after he had
closely at the painters he said; ms"
We're boobs. They're laughing Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-10
NE BkONN ENIHNN'I''
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee
kPRfbQ.

AVE- y. i9B. store. etc, Julius Hohman ann
suo "a Max y Wormow. I yrs ~ mos from june
1 iQ1I. 81 Co. address i9i ~" V.
AOI-EDUC~T AVE. 1852, store. etc. Gaines
Roberts 90 10 John strive yrs from May j.
19I2. 81 400, address POS West il6th II. -
BOSTON ROAD. 1916. store. etc John -
CABLE. 20 Emil f Peruaini, yrs from May l.
1917. 5000. address, 1916 Boston ROAD.
REEKMAN ST. 10 and y. front. , oi ON
roor. Edgar ] Williams TO commerce printing
Concern 10 yrs from May !. 1900 N'""' al
dress 10 Beekmau St -
ROWERY, 2U, all; Jonas Hess 70 LANES
Donovan; yrs mos from July J. lelZ' N-'""'
address 241 Bowery.
MOIIzGAN AVE. 2o45. store and part nare-
yncut: Morris Wcinstein TO Caroline Bsemerier.
yrs from May /, 1912. $3.50 address, lNph 81
and Napes ave. -,
PITT ST ~. all. Morris schlossheimer ct Al
20 Ioserh FEEDER and ano; 3 yrs from April j..
1872: $1,000; address, sl1 9th ST
WESTCUESTER AVE 67s South. store. etc.
Ma VandeITnan 10 ] u Cohen, 3 yrs from Jan
/ 1912: $50. address, 02O - Johns ave.
WILKINS AVE. 1901. store. etc: Burnet Wen
Construction 60 10 Samuel Lippe . yrs from
NAV / 1911. 81 30. address. 96+ Kelly st
3D AVE 9so3 store and floor basement etc'
Charles W Berg TO Emil Jorting 10 yrs from
March J. 1912 St,4O0: address. 1898 30 ave
80 AVE. III south store etc; David 6 Bloon
10 Henry l. Anderson; 3 yrs from May J, I"lZ'
500: address. 217 I'd ave.
14TH ST. 200 Gcast store etc; Emil Adief 20
Joe Marine. yrs from May !. 1917. N,2O' al
dress $50 Mulberry 81.
1GsTH ST East, c store, etc; Amelia Maloncy
to Julius Hoffman: ; yrs mos from Aug l. 1911
S2s1; address. 1905 Clay ave
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TRANSFERS cops" FOR AcToH
Waldo Heeds Complaint That lucy
Elected and Injured Man

Following the receipt yesterday 10y cue
missioner Waldo of letter from ' o.d
Bates Post, who IL playing IN ~ ira.
Of Paradise" at Maxine Elliotts ~,,on
relative TO alleged improper poiiSe ian
following the election and injury OIL va
from u cafe in AID street, at Severn" I.
nue.. a few days ago, Sergeant jan" I.,,r,arf
Healy and Patrolmsn William A. ..,,sn.
were transferred Healy goes 10 c,ty
willie, Staten Island. and Curron
Island. LASTED
According to the letter Mr. POS, ,hs
the man after he had been thrown .s,ral
sidewalk and injured, and obtained m'''
attention.
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ICH

/ ouisa Kimberly agt Louis Bieseeisen Co ct al
,amended foreclosure OF mtg; attorneys, g Il x
L Goldschmidt.
10TH ST. III East; Sarah Hengle agt An
;hony Massot ct al foreclosure OF mtg; attor-
Icy, e J. Downs.
10TH ST. II Is, 100 II Of 9th ave. 25x92, and
interior parcel beg at a point " II of ION 81
and 100 / n . OF 9TH ave- runs 25x 2 inches
25x inches 10 beg; Herman Rositzke
agt George W Meyer 81 al accounting etc);
attorneys. Neu. Gilchrist & Spedick
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-10
LONG ISLAND CITY LOTS SOLD.

Bryan l.. Kennedy has sold ior the BOT
ough Bridge Realty Company twenty-five
lots on Greenpoint. Gossman and Carolina
avenues, Long Island city. The purchaser
IS the Courtney development Company
which recently purchased 600 lots from the
Turner-Fink Company. adjoining. through
tho same broker. When improvements are
connlated. about June I, the property VIII
he offered for sale at auction by Mr.. Ken
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-10
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

HOFFMAN ST. " $ 45.5 II Of 18TH ST. ok
gt8: James l. Vent loans Arthur Avenue
Realty and Construction co $4,000.
BRYANT AVE q =. 1914 II II or l6oth ST. TX
100: Yer Planck Estate loans richardson co
$50 600
BRYANT AVE- = =. 10 n ot lGoth ST. A-N
100 same loans same 1886 900.
BRYANT AVE. s. l52 n of l6"th ST. i-S
100: same loans same S36Ooo
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TERATIONS.
MANHATTAN

5oIlf az. 157 and $50 West; National Gum
and Mica 60. 500 West i5th 81 o% dn' IL MORT
son. ~ Park Row. architect Soooo'
THE BRONN.
OvFRING -. cor st Raymond's ave: to
. sty IRAN. dwg. 1925; Mrs William ID How
sil Ih37 Homo ave. owner; Charles II Baxter,
i5s7 Grant ave. architect; $500.
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II PelhomWood is the
| place to DIV ell Between
| Int. Vernon SNeW Rochelle
LONG ISLAND.
4 ortCK SALE AT SACRIFICE.

QUICK SALE AT SACRIFICE.
Centlemsns country seat. beautifully located
North Shore, Long Island. overlooking North
port HarbOr and Long Island Sound. The
eden Of Long Island: 40 miles, or one hour,
from city. Penn. Station. 25 acres, high eleva-
lion; Colonial house. IL rooms. baths, hard
God hoors. concrete cellars steam heat cleo
tric light, telephone. large library, wide veran-
das: beautiful lawns. with finest shade trees.
zoo finest fruit trees, driveways. artesian water,
tennis court: large barns. garage. storage
house, ice house. hsnnery; large gardens. fine
pasturage. water 'front.' boat landing. fine an
chorage, large chestnut grove: all in fine con-
dition: ready for immediate occupancy FIVE
minutes walk OF NorthpOrt pOstofiice. trolley
station. hne stores, high schools, churches
population. $500. Address owner for photos
and particulars. Brokers protected. {; w.
DUMONT. 81 Cedar St. New York. Telephone
fi57-JOhn.
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IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following real estate transactions
were recorded yesterday at the Real Estate
Exchange saleSrooms. Nos Il and 10 Nesey
street.
I.y Joseph =. DsN.
AUDUBON AVE so cor 81 lN6'h s.
Ien 100. 2 Ave sty tenmt houses, sold 10 me
plaintiff FOR SlSl 900.
THE BRONX EXCHANGE.
Ry l.. J. Phillips 90.
LOCKWOOD AVE. aii to @?l. COZ ~
Dawson st. 1U7 iNl@" INioo. 20 He"iN ~, 800
rs four = 81, tenrnt houses stores on corners.
sold 10 tho plaintiff for S22l.sjo
By J. " Mavers
HUGHES AVE. ., q n ~ Libby -. .'N
100. also Fay ave " coy n James Ft l0po'h
io0 IN Hughes ave x@75x2o0N325. also Fay ave.
. cor of James II. runs l0oN25xlH 20 hughes
ave xcjOX IGlpip1X75: also Hughes ave. =. Fp
n o ~ James st. iGi 6NS3 7Hl7t"Nl3' !; sold 70
The plaintiff for 5000.
49, George Price.
BRIGGS AVE. 276I and 2763 +. 200 q NJ
iaGih 81 4oNp3 PN 40N92 /. thre" S'v hr" h"'eS'
sold TO the plaintiff for sls.l@.
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t2-ROOM COTTAGE.

all Improvements, furnished, $3.50 season.
Bungalows. all improvements $3.50 up.
@. z. WILLIAMS. Atlantic Highlands. y. J.
OVER 100 COTTAGES AT KEANSBURG
Bench, built during the last four years; lots
sold four years ago sell at 400 per cent in
crease. Full Information, maps, etc.
CHARLES CARR. Keansburg, y. J.
BEAUTIFUL LOTS AT KEANsBURG BEACH
from $500 up. cottages and bungalows to
rent, furnished, from 1925 to 5000.
NEW POINT COMFORT BEACH CO.
KeanshurE. \. J.
FOR sALE-BUSINESS BUILDING WITH .
complete apartments; all improvements:
large store. suitable for any line OF business;
good chance for live wire; very easy terms.
Mrs EMMA FAY, Elberon, y. J.
IDEAL HOME SITES. VANDERvEER PLACE.
Long BraEch--Near ocean. railroad. steam
boats. trolley and business centre; only few
plots left 5Oxl6O $3.50 to $500. easy terms.
n J. MORTGAGE co. Long Branch. y. J.
ON ACCOUNT OF DEATH WE ARE SELL
Ing the handsomest property on Shrewsbury
River: five acres OF waterfront house. %
rooms. baths; booklet on application. RED
BANK r. f. CO. Red Bank. y. ].
BEAUTIFUL BELMAR. y. 1.-THE ONLY
resort I'm America where the attractions Of
ocean, river, lakes. bay and woods COM
bined. For further information and booklet
address BOARD OF TRADE. Belmar, y. J.
SOUTH ELBERON. n BEAUTIFUL
residence; one block from ocean: handsomely
furnished; 10 rooms and baths: large garage
with living rooms terms on application. r. II
HUGHES. Jas Sd Ave, Long Branch. \. J.
SUMMIT PARK, the highest and most health
full point I'm Jersey; three handsome cottages.
Just completed; homts built to your individual
taste; 81 minutes 10 New York. Drew Realty
and Construction Co. - w. 800 ST.. New York.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

HAVEN AVE. = cor Of lSOth st; Edna
schultz agt Munden Construction co Il
March 90 1912 tby bond) 5000.
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SUBURBAN LEASES.

Pcase & Gilman have rented for Mrs.
Daniel Lord her cottage on Broadway,
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HOWELL ESTATE

AT LARCHMONT-ON-TH THE SOUND.
Your chance to own a real home, with land
enough for garden. tennis court and garage;
conSsnisI nelghbors. outdoor sports; country
atmosphere; city improvements: near station;
as minutes our. low prices. Write for partlcu-
HOWELL. c. PERRIN. sos Fifth Ave-. n. Y.
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FOR RENT

ln Belle Terre. Port Jefferson. l. l.
-pgiish Country House. seven bed
looms three baths. three minutes
walk from Belle Terre Club, boat
ing. bathing, golfing and tennis
DEAN ALVORD COMPANY,
III Broadway. y. y.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE oRTo LET.
NEW JERSEY.
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EARRICHT.
KEYPORT, N. j.

i25 COTTAGES 20 rent for season, $50
81, 600. beach front and RUMSON ROAD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-10

%yyE 343i. 25x1o0; John Torch and ano
~ F: Gleltz ct al. trus, 3fII 90 ave; App,,,
= co 5no. attorney, r. n McCabe. "a wall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-10
MONMOUTH COUNTY,
THE CIIlZtNS NATIONAL BANI
SDrinG Lake Beach, N. j.

OFFERS ALL ACCOMMODATIONS
consistent with prudent management.
IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-10

Desirable houses, lots and factory sites AZ
ttractive prices Further particulars
pr Try -, L, =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-29

arise and We get negligent and
thoughtless and finally drift away and
become lost and are wrecked on the
reef OF backsliding.
You preachers never start n meet
ing but what you will figure on GER
tain people being the first 10 come
forward and the first to go back. Like
the grounding. he comes out in the
spring after his long fast to eat the
sprouting herbs and then goes back
into his hole. You people start out
by reading the word of God and giving
testimony and then drift away and are
lost"
He then told OF an Irishman and a
Jew out fishing in boat and how
they got 10 discussing religion, and
finally left the dis" OF. and the argu-
ment resulted in a fight which rocked
the boat and the Jew fell in. The
freshman grabbed him and held him
under water for time and then
brought him up and asked him II he
would agree. The Jew said NO" and
he held him under again, and this
time he said Yes" Then the Irish
man held him under for an even long.
er period. and in explanation OF his
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-29
SUNDAY PRAYS
tco.tinusd from rirss Psgs,.

prayer meetings to be held this morn
ing from $3.50 to 10. and after the sing
ing Of one stanza OF Rock Of Ages"
Mr.. Sunday delivered his evening ser
mon, at the close of which he made
one OF his characteristic prayers, and
then came the invitation TO the con-
verts, following which the meeting
closed.
After the meeting last night Mr..
Sunday met the tellers and secretaries.
and instructed them in theid duties
for the work next Sunday.
"BacksIiders" Arraigned.
In his sermon last evening. Mr.. sun
day delivered powerful arraignment
OF the backsliders and what curse
they were to the church. lie pro-
nounced backsliding as the worst sin
OF them all and gave this as the reason
why so many churches fail OF their
purpose.
He took his text from jeremiah 2:19,
Thine own wickedness shall correct
thee and thy backslidings shall re-
prove thee" and he said:
If ! am at a loss TO know what
text TO preach on ! leave TO hit upon
a text that hits backsliders and will
then hit two-thirds of the audience
every time. Some people speak OF
backsliding in a sighting vein. but II
is to my mind the worst sin OF them
all.
You watch a ship leaving the har
Dor for unseen lands and the sun IL
shining and all nature seems TO be
interested in the journey. How wher
the ship gets out and the storm cloud:
arise the lookout shouts breaker;
ahead and the old ship turns grace
fully but too late and runs on the
sunken reef and down she goes. We
had friends on the ship and how sad
We are.
1T IL sad
When Soul 10 Wrecked
on the high seas. Sad when they
leave a service like the Lords. Al
heaven seems interested and friends
gather round. Then earthborn clouds
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his fists and he will mix things up II
you sssail his character.
God marked out the same path for
women as he did for men. You men
think you can do what you please be.
cause you wear whiskers and pants
You do things that you won't allow
Your wife 20 do and yet she has the
same right 10 40 down TO a bar room
and guzzle beer the same as you have.
and II she did the things that you do
you would be whining around the
court house for a divorce
Rights Of Humanity.
Some people say am a man: YOU
are woman. But God never made a
mudhole for man and a fountain OF
purity for women. Show me where
God ever gave you the right to do one
thing and a woman another.
Some women will say they are true
TO their home and their husband. ana
In ~ hours will be down To some ball
room and allowing some WeazIe-eyed.
spindlelegged idiot put his arms
around her and squeeze the wind out
Of her
Mr.. Sunday then told the story Of
King Cyrus and Panthea. Who was
wanted by the king Of his harem.
but she refused. and said she lived IN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-29
OLD DEVIL
HUNTS COMPRESSOR"
who Takes Stand for Christ" Says
eiIiy Sunday, And Christians
Won't Go Near Him"
land THEN YOU WONDER
WHY HE is A BACkSIIDER.
Church Is Going TO Hell. He Says. "
Depends on Such Kind OF
churehmen.

Nearly half the seats in the taber
nacle were sled yesterday afternoon
when Rev. SIR Sunday preached on
the sub. ect Personal Work After
the SINGING Of a few songs the meet.
ing vas opened wiih an inspiring
prayer by Rev J. ". Johnson. pastor
oi tte Buckley ". r. church a, Edge
wood and the F-iru " . church %
Fin Grove The text ~ the sermon
vas taken from Proverbs Vi %. The
fruit ~ tha righteous if n tree % ufe
arf 10 tha- Winncfh souls BE- uire
Qlotrr Go 80 INFO TIE word ard
breach the gospel 20 cverg creature.
Sunday heran by rayiur When
cay fc che ulrtef Thou rhalf surely
f'e I'M fhr Iniqulfs and cher 90 moth
ire fo brine fteu to Chris' Their
h'nnd Del ~ ny hands Go ftaf uir
rrfn aorls is wise There are hur
lrrde uf rern'a today eho un~' fn -
ra I'D rrl there are hu~frfr uhr
aanf fo a. s0rrfhlnr n cir people frr
hrrf fuf ICY urn. fo D. tod boz
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better Christian. said 20 General
Scott. . an a Union man a. heart.
but my native state. Virginia has -
coded and ny duty IL 90 my state ana
will 20 With her 20 I viii bid you
and the United States goodbye A.
tho end - the var. broken IN heart
and spirit. and with poverty staring
bin M the face tho louisiana LOTTERY
company oTered him the position 81
pr~sidsat ~ $1,000 year iee ~
Piled fhaf h. did NOT know
TIE Lottery sysi1...
and thsy replied thai 81 they wanted
ras the Influence he name would
earn ard fhaf Roy NOsld ran the Dot.
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banker knows him too we'll. There
is nothing / admire so much as a true
men and women. You my differ with
me in religion. politics OF anything
but no matter about that I will do
everything / can for you for | love
true man and true woman. At
the beginning OF the war Robert L.
Lee. than whom there never was a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-29
THREE EXCURSIONS COMING
FOR THE SUNDAY MEETINGS

Fame OF Billy Sunday OF
spreading
when special
hundreds from sistersvile
oil a m. at IN
PETERSBURG
Thursday a be L.
W. from St Carsvie Bridgeport
Belmont
Bridgeport 10
On Sunday morning a o
residents Sunday meetings This
will n 70 evening
also
made Tor special from Cadz Friday The
train will arrive here $50
attend.
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Good Name and Reputation

terry business to which Lee rephoJ.
My
Good Name and Reputation
are all have left and they are aot
for sale. He then took a position al
$1,000 year In the Washington ana
Lee University where he taught
young men the higher ideals and
mathematics admire a true man
a man said 10 me every man has
his price. ! said You lie. There are
men YOU can buy-iheir religion.
their vote and their soul hut ! thank
God there are men aud women whom
the combined millions Of al the init
liouaires cannot buy But some OF
you viii sell out and there are men
and women In the Wheeling churches
today that are selling out 10 the devil
a true man-EuppOse 7 came 20
your city salesman and sold my
customer bis biF bin - goods and
further down the street { End a YOUNG
man jssf sfarfiuF in business aud he
wants fo give mo a biE order 7 look
him 40 On Dun and Bradsfreef ard fnd
bin rated lue and Z come bach % nv
customer and asa bin about ne 81
l1s and be- says sell bin everffhins
De wants He iH an rirhf and
Ns Noru 10 - Gees
- q government houd Tier frrrhrr
dosn ~ sfre~f fnd another nan
rho BE- rated hish iu Ii1n ard Brad
street and ny Customer tells no fn
sep ny efe on hin as 10 fa.is ever
80 rnrfhH and II fur fr fnI nrain
fre fHf nf Marrh Wunif 500 rarhrr
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A Severe Rebuke.

conduct said he knew him too well
and would take no chances.