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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-12
FRANCE PUTS PRESSURE
ON POWERS FOR PEACE
Question Whether Servia Shall or Shall Not
Have Port on Adriatic Too Small for
Europe to Fight Over

Of the Prophet, we must go to fight the
infdels.' and that the hour to eNter-
inmate them had arrived We were also
told that Allah had promised us Victory
and the Turkish governors declared VIC
should divide among us the immense
riches OF the enemies of Allah. we nave
therefore, been deceived"
The situation at Constantinople Is ue-
scribed by the correspondent OF lie
Matin" there. He says the British cruiser
Weymouth is in direct wireless comhuhi-
cation with the station at Poldhu, wares
and receives daily the latest pollucai'
financial and sporting news. The crews
Of the foreign warships are now allowed
shore leave and stroll along the streets
without exciting much attention from the
natives.
The presence OF the foreign warships IN
the Dardenelles provokes various anus
ing comments from the Turks. mus one
patriot called on the French Ambassador
to thank him for the fact that the IRENE"
government had sent the Leon Gamtet'a
instead Of another vessel we under-
stand" he said, "the delicate attention.
this implies and the encouragement you
meant to give us, for Gambetta stands
as the type Of statesman OF the nauonai
defence"
Two of the inhabitants of Constantinopie
were overheard exchanging pecuhar
dialogue. What" asked one OF them
pointing TO the Bosporus, "are all these
foreign warships?" Those" replied the
other without smile, ARE the ships we
have taken from the Greeks
The French admiral, who, owing to MS
seniority of rank. is I'm command OF the
international feet az Constantinopie' mas
been obliged to come to an arrangement
with the other commanders In regard to
the use OF the wireless. On the first day
OF the gathering OF the fleet all the ships
were working their apparatus at the
same time. causing great confusion. Now
each ship has been allotted n certain hour
during which she may telegraph.
Toulon, Nov. 1.-THE French armored
cruiser Montcalm, now on its way TO the
Far East. has been intercepted by wire
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-12

siegers a considerable distance INTO tle
surrounding country.
This is the first dispatch sent by any
corrosnondent with the besleged Turkish
garrison of Adrianople.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-12

Toulon. Nov. 1.-THE French armored
cruiser Montcalm, now on its way to the
Far East has been intercepted by wire
less and ordered to proceed at once to
Constantnople.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-12

RUsSIA'S NEW NAVAL Bup0ETt
st. Petersburg, Nov. 1.-THE naval e."
Inmates for 1918 include sst.O0o,oos fss
shipbuilding.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-13
THE WORLDS NEWS IN BRIEF

TIE w ONAD ~
Winnesboro, Lar. R. Shep-
herd and Jim McLenmore argued
over horse trade. Shepherd
called McLenmore David
Harum." David" picked up club
and killed Shepherd. Arrested.
Jonesboro, Ark.-Fire destroy
ed theater and 2 largest stores.
$125,00O loss.
Charleston, w. Va.-Charges
of corruption, immortality and in
competency brought against
Judge Vim. R. Bennett, Fayette
county, recently renon1inated in
Republican primary.
Gov. Glasscock has been asked
to assemble state legislature for
impeachment proceedings.
Paris.-Mu1ey Hafd, who re-
Gently resigned as Sultan of Mo
rocco, will receive $4,000 year
ly from French government if he
agrees to keep out of Moroccan
politics.
= Cleveland, O.-Roosevelt men
met here and arranged to hold
progressive state convention,
probably in September.
Springfield, Ill.-State board
of Equalization held first meeting
of year to consider tax reports OF
various county clerks.
Berlin.-Reported from Con.
stantinople that 5000 were Killed
in recent earthquakes in south
eastern Turkey.
No. Vo-Iz NLa;rr,oo4, Ji11ac
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-13

Root, Burton, John Hays Ham
mond, Harry S. New and Thomas
H. Devine are some of the names
on committee.
Fred w. Uphan of Buses POI
liticaLschool in Chicago is,Illinois
member.
Helen Boswell, president of
National Women's Republican
Assn, has been given some kind
of empty honor to encourage her
to work for Taft.
Racine, Wis.-o cases of infan-
tile paralysis reported. Health
board has ordered quarantine of
all those afflicted.
Philadelphia.-175 policemen
sent out to raid redlight district.
800 keepers and inmates of disor-
derby joints arrested.
London.-Princess Frederick
Charles of Hesse, Kaiser's sister,
robbed of valuable jewelry as she
was leaving London for Ger
many.
Washington-Rep. Ferguson.
Dem, N. NJ, again made charge
that Taft traded patronage for
Chicago delegates votes.
Noblesville, Ind. = Vim. ].
Bryan, fulfilling C ut a u qua
dates in Indiana, denounced
Roosevelt's plan for controlling
trusts as step toward Socialism.
st. Louis.-Populist party met
here today. Not sure whether
they will endorse Roosevelt or
Wilson. Platform will include
strong suffrage plank.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-15
ASTOR'S DOLLAR
IS FOR MEMORIAL
MRS. FORBES WON 1T PLAYING
BRIDGE JUST BEFORE TITANIC
HiT BERG.

WASHINGTON. July 14.-The tast
debt paid Colonel John Jacob Aston,
the most famous victim Of the Titanic
disaster. will help to build the great
memorial ina Washington 10 the men
who died on the Ill fated " rite STAR
liner
Mrs Archibald Forbes, "a we'll known
Ae,y y osls social, sass&ler.s -, the nt.sata
to whom the debt was paid, and she
has forwarded TO the offices VI The
Wonten's Titanic memorial in this CITY,
the dollar bin that was handed 10 her
Ia Coiorel Astor when the party IL
which they were members settled up
for the last bridge game played in
the social salon before the on-rushing
Titanic plunged TO her doom.
Mrs. Forbes letter which was toF-
warded TO Mrs. John Hays Hammond
sy Mrs Thomas J O'Brien, Wiz. N
,he American ambassador at Rome.
sets forth the fact that the enclosed
dollar represents the only money she
has ever won at cards. She adds th"t
when Colonel Astor handed over the
crisp piece OF paper. he made gone
testing remark about the luck ~ be-
einners Mrs Forbes luck held for
few hours later she was affoat In i
lffeboat, while Colonel Astor ana the
other gentlemen of the party had paid
the price OF self sacrificing bravery in
the face Of death.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-15
UNDERWOOD AND
CLARK ON STUMP
HOUSE LEADERS WILL. TAKE Ak
ACTIVE PART IN WILSON
CAMPAIGN.

WASHINGTON. July 14.-Can-
raign plans of Governor Woodrow
wilson and his advisers contemnlates
the throwing of Speaker Clark fnto
the Middle West and Southwest amt
or Representative Oscar Underwood,
into the New England States 70 VIII
votes for the Democratic ticket.
Gossip of these details has followed
the return of the speaker from SEA-
girt and the impending visit of Under
wood to Governor W ilson during the
present week. Speaker Clark will b.
expected to do all he can for Governor
Wilson in those States which he car
ried in the preferential primaries,
running IN a straight line from Cali
fornia to Maryland TIE speaker
viii he relied on. also to Use all his
acknowledged popularity in the Mid
ole West TO help the Democratic
ticket
Mr.. Underwood. the politicians say.
has strength In the States of the
Northwest and he viii be sent through
them on speaking tours. His home
State. Alabama. with the other South
ern States that supported him Mt
Baltimore, are certain in the Demo-
cratic column and local speakers can
attend to them. Mr.. Underwood as a
national Democrat Ia required In the
doubling places.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-15
WOMAN CHAMPIONS
MONROE DOCTRINE
MRS. O. II. p. BELMONT SEES DAN
GER IN THE ATTITUDE Of
ENGLAND.

NEWPORT. Juiy AIRS. .. II. J..
Belmont now appears as champion
of the Monroe doctrine She thinks
the American public is too Indifferent
and expresses her views In Il sig'tel
statement issued today. Mrs. Belmont
SAYS:
1.-The indifference Of the public gen
orally To the movement now making TO
challenge the Monroe doctrine IL most
appalling Take the Hay Pauncesote
treaty substituted for the disg ,aceful
Clayton Bulwer treaty in q weekly
yielding moment / have referred TO
editorial discussions OF this treaty, and
find IA constant reiteration OF one al
tieie and from this is deduced the idea
that We must treat not only all the
vessels of the world alike. but that we
the master and maker OF the regula
tons. must treat our own vessels OF
war and commerce Just as We treat al
others. However. we shall, Of course,
have enough seif-respect left TO pass
the very proper law now under dis
cussion. bur the dam point Is then
reached. Thinking men. and If you
-4alease thinking Women knox that the
time liz rapidly approachirs when
there win be n challenge Of the Mon
roe doctrine.
This is what is aimed at in the
communications from Great Britain.
One OF our great political parties de-
nounced this treaty In Its platform g
few years ago Its members now run
away from this because Of the fact
that Great Britain thinks that IL We
make laws clearly within our rights II
may injure her in some quarters
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-15
COLONEL READY
TO PLUNGE INTO
WESTERN FIGHT
Will Take an Active Part in
Primaries in Iowa and
Kansas
ABANDONS HIS PLAN
TO ENTER MICHIGAN
Will Make North Carolina.
However on His Return
Make No Alliance in
Pennsylvania

OYSTER BAY, n Y, July IA
When Colonel Roosevelt plunges into
his Western campaign trip next week
he Will be ready with broadside to
huri into the Taft camp. The ex~
president is going 10 savagely attack
the Taft leaders for grabbing the
nomination with--as he will charge
the use OF stolen delegates He In
tends to put the issue directly up to
President Taft.
Roosevelt already has one Of half
dozen virie speeches worked out.
he Will mercilessig fay tho Taft men
for the boss alignment that carried
the convention for the president The
colonel Will ask the progressive voters
OF Kansas and Iowa If they are com
placentiJ going TO allow the Taft ad~
Vergarfes to cheat them out Of a
nomination.
In Iowa and Kansas, So Roosevelt
has been Informed, hostile se7timen.
against the Taft leaders exists he
callse of the steam roller tricks The
ex president has been al ,ised that a
hard Tight in the two States will un~
doubtedly swing the primaries In the
two States his way AS far as Kan
sas is concerned. Roosevelt ts doing
no real worrying, for Governor Stubs
who controls the party machine, il
With the colonel. and promises to
have progre ssiye---yet regular
ticket all the way dow Vet Stubbs
wants Roosevelt 10 go oat t. the Sun
flower State and fan the progressive
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-15
BRINGS SUIT FOR
BILLION DOLLARS
GOVERNMENT SEEKS TO RECLAIM
OIL LANDS IN SOUTHERN
CALIFORNIA
GREAT LEGAL BATTLE
UNCLE SAN WILL ALSO ATTEMPT
10 COLLECT MONEY ron orr
THAT HAS ALREADY
BEEN TAKEN
GREAT LEGAL BATTLE

WASHINGTON. July IA uIljIon
dollar suit against oil producers and
cal Land owners In California will he
brought in Los Angeles by the United
states government within "a few DAYS.
A ]. NfCormtcf. United States dts
trict attorney at Los Angeles, today
z rnounred the beginning If the legal
hEht after conference yesterday
with q u. Townsend. special attorney
for the department OF justice
The billion dollar suit will actually
comprise more than three hundred
suits, directed against corporations.
associations and individuals. hut All
involving the one question Of the
right OF producers aud owners 10 hold
The land or use It. .............. a..
To Reclaim Land
Not only will the United States
government attempt to reclaim the
land To the public domain. but it viii
also maintain actions to recover the
value of the oil which has been taken
from the land This suit IL distinct
from the huge litigation now in pro-
gress with the Southern Pacific.
TIE announcement that suits VIII
he filed marks the close of preliminary
work covering more than two years.
The department OF Justice has had a
number OF officials engaged on the
case most OF the time. and special
agents from the interior department
have swarmed over Kern Fresno ana
Los Angeles counties and other parts
Of California containing oil or sup
posed to co1tain oil lands. The ex-
pense OF investigation has mounted
high.
Hanks Back To Ballinger.
The case goes back to the days of
Richard Achilles Ballinger and to
court directors no longer in harmony
with the general attitude of the
American people and their officials
Who are interested in the conservation
of national resources.
The validity of the withdrawal of
mineral and oil lands liz not ques-
toned In the suits to be filed: the
rights of those who are on the land
or who are using it are involved
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-15
CLOUD BURST IS
FATAL TO FOUR
NINE-FOOT WALL OF WATER
BUSHES DOWN STREETS IN
ALTON.

ST LOUIS. NO. July 14.-tour peo-
pie were drowned in cloud burst at
Alton early today when q nine-foot
wall OF water from the Plaza valley
rushed down Belle and Plaza streets
deluging two homes. Mrs. Frances
Mcguire and her three year old dangh-
die-Mere- drowned ia-their
home on Belle street. and Hester Moss
and Arthur Boyce, negroes, lost their
lives when the water reached their
home a block away. Mrs. Mcguire
who was a deaf mute died clingiug 10
her baby daughter. and the child was
ierked from her arms by the sudden
food. washed out OF a window and
lodged on a fence a short distance
away. where the body was recovered
The storm did great damage TO St.
Louis and surrounding cities.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-15
Uses Language Unprintable
and Says He Wishes to
"Shoot 1t Out"
FIELDER IS OBJECT
OF PARTICULAR IRE
Defends His Pardoning Black
and Says They" Wanted
to Make Him the
Scapegoat

ATLANTA. GA, July 14.--GoVernor
Cole l.. Blease. of South Carolina, is
lighting mad" because of the charges
OF graft ranging from traffic in par
dons to q rakeon from blind tigers.
which were brought against him by
witnesses who testified before the
South Carolina Legislative committee,
which concluded its sessions here
last night.
So enraged tx Governor Please that
he openly threatens to Kill any man
who tells him to his face that the
CHARGES are true.
Blease Is especially bitter aSttn@'
Atturne. Thomes Il. Fielder of At
ianta, who produced the evidence
against the governor Blease also in
cludes In his denunciattons Judge Ira
b, Jones. who Is a candidate for gov
ernor and the members of the South
Carolina Investigating committee
The members of the committee he
held as "guttersnips" and other TIL
printable epithets
IF they Will come TO me. he com
tiuued, Il viii call them something
that Will make any man in South
Carolina fight"
Womb Shoot II Out.
And by 'ndirection he invited any
member Of the committee who did
on the streets of Columbia and shoot
1t out with him.
As to Fielder he said. Il will give
a7y man $1,000 who will get 1om
Eernws
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-15
AUTO ACCIDENT
RESULTS FATAL Y

NEW YORK, July I4.~As re-
suit of the automobile accident last
night in which Knockout" Brown
sustained crushed hip. Richard ID.
Masters. son of Commodore j. W.
Masters. of the Belle Harbor Yacht
club died al Rockaway Beach today.
The accident which caused young
Masters death. and which Will keep
Brown from appearing In the ring for
some time. was the result of a coll
lision between the latter's machine and
a moving van. The machine contained
eight men at the time.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-15
USES HYDROPLANE,
SAVES TWO LIVES
AfR-NATER CRAFT PROVES IT'S
UTILITY DURING LIGHT
MING STORM.
THINK HIM IN CANADA
FATHER DHoHN~ IN ATTEMPTING.
RESCUE AND AVIATOR AR
RlSEs oN THE SCENE
Just N TINE,

NEW YORK, IuiY f4-.While light
ming bolts played in the water AL
around. racing nydroplane driven by
H. Weller. of F'reeport. saved tho lives
ttifs afternoon ri Miss Amy bray ;t1lgi
MISS Ivy Neaton two youNx society
girls, of Hampstead, t. T., wio had
been in bathing In Jones Inlet
James Bray. father OF Miss Amy.
was drowned while attempting tn Reac D.
the girls, both Of whom had been
seized with cramps and became eyer
more panic stricken when the storm
broke and dashed the water around
them INTO angry whitecaps and rolling
waves.
Mr.. Bray was on the beach when
ne saw the storm clouds coming, and
he started towards the girls
Attacked by Cramps.
hite ne was some distance 9.ea..
MISS bray was attacked by crapaps
ana screamed for help, and Miss yca-
toh auded her cries 10 Miss Brays 4
moment later Miss Yeaton had also
heen attacked and then the storm,
broke in fury -
Mr. Bray ran down tile beach and
~. into the water .withn3t, 6alsr
ing on mis- clothes. va =
Inc swift current here, t1a +op NJ
human life has been very heavy J., tba
past Len years quickly carried him
Sc ont'hued OFT Second pasra
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-15
STRIKING SEAMAN
SET VESSEL AFIRE

BRUSSELS. July IA crisis in
the seamans strike was reached at
Antwerp today when seamen set fire
10 the steamer iceland as she lay in
her dock Managers OF the seamens
syndicate who. ii Is believed, In a
measure responsible, were placed an
der arrest after the outrage
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-15
MASS MEETING is
CAUSE OF A RIOT

LONDON. July IA riot, with
disastrous consequences was narrowly
averted at Hyde Park this after
noon. where a large delegation of
dock strikers were holding mass
meeting, as result Of a wordy war
between collector and an unknown
man. The man was abusing the col
lector and the latters resentment
started the trouble,
The meeting broke up amid scenes
Of intense excitement A large force
or mounted and foot police rushed to
the scene and after some difficulty
succeeded In rescuing the man from
the strikers and escorting him from
the park. They were followed by a
crowd. which continually threatened
them, Following the Incident a num-
Der Of arrests were made
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-15
POLICE SEEKING
SLAYER OF GIRL
GET IMPORTANT Clue CONCERN
ING THE WHEREABOUTS
or THE SUSPECT.
GIRL GET { r AM p s
IL >oMN TO HAVE FALLEN IN WITH
GANG oF nt RGLARs MILO ARE
MAKING THEIR WAY
ACROSS LINE.
GIRLS GET CRAMP S

NEW YORK. July l4.-~Nathan
swartx. who is being sought by the
police in correction with the staying
a week ago of little Julia Counors is
believed 10 be in Carada.
According to the best information
ohtainable he and three other men
started from Buffalo on fast train
Wednesday after committing rob
berry. and 1t was Swart3s intention
o1ce he got that far. 10 cross the in,
trrriational line into Canada Where
ne believed he would be immune from
punishment.
I'm rs fs Che 81 IS ro4,i by y Srtlst~
worthy citizen Of the Bronx, who has
to do with a private detective agency
which js mat interested in the case,
but ran across 1t while investigating
something else
Fell In With Thieves.
'+o7 Tuesday night last the paint
shop Of Jacob F'einberg at No. AS
Wendover avenue. WAS broken into
and robbed. Something like $3.50 in
cash and "A few articles valued nj
maybe $50 were taken. Sxartz had
nothing whatever to do with the
robbery; his friends did il. and were
tn divide mp the proceeds in equal
shares.
But three of them failed to show
up at the appointed time with the
other two next morning. Those three
with Swartz disappeared Presumably
they went to Buffalo. where all the
crowd had planned to so before they
committed the robbery
r+lY11 hal N II
we're so mad at being double crossed
that they told me ttne private agency
detective being quoted) the names of
the others and the " hole story. These
TWO did not know Swartz very we'll
anyhow and had no great interest In
his safety"
Story IL Probable.
The names of the men who went
away with Swartz were. according to
informant Harry Goddard. who has
done time. "Reds''--~last name I'M
known. who is onls .wo weeks out Of
the house Of refuge. where he was
sent for burglary, and 'f'ymie Hy-
rnan." fiat thief and pool room
habitue.
The story was probable al least.
For 1t has been known that when
Swartz was last saen by his family
Saturday morning. July 9Th. he had
no money and borrowed ten cents
from his mother. II 4 were necessa ry
for him to make get away" he
must have got the needed funds from
companions and COMPANIONS of the
type described.
Seen I'm asufYalo.
dispatch from Buffalo Says man
exactly answering Swartzs description
accompanied by another man and
three women were in road house
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-15
William Lorimer Will Make
Campaign to Rehabili-
tate Himself
WILL SEEK HIS OLD
SEAT IN CONGRESS
Generally Accepted That He
Is Still Political Factor
Friends at Home
Are With Him

WASHINGTON. July 14.-Wiliiam
Lorimer. whose seat as senator from
Illinois was yesterday declared vacant
by ne United States Senate, is not
through lighting,
His campaign 10 rehaoihtate him
self will be fought along the following
lines,
He will go back to Chj, ago AMI
continue his banking bias ness and
at the same time endeayor to
strengthen his political machinery.
WIN Fight to Come Back.
Two years from now ne will make
4 fight to come back Ia congress
from the Sixth district, which he rep
resented for fourteen years in the
Ii 'use OF Representatives.
II IS in his own district that Lori
uer experts to make his first stand
IN his fight to recover public comb
dcnce. Lorimer represented the Sixth
district in the house from the Fifty
fourth to Sixty-first congress. Tie
resigned his seat in the house jun
Il. 1903, 10 enter the senate. Be-
tore coming tn congress he had lived
FIR many years in the same part ct
the city, and he had made many
frienas Lots of them remember him
when he was Il newsb0y and shoe
black and later, when ht was a car
CONDUCTOR
still Political Factor.
H. did not Jose ttoss friends when
40 came TO congfezs, nor when n
enttf ed the senats, nor yesterday.
wnen he was east oui with the brand
o. corruption on his Fore head.
1t is accepted here that Lorimer
will still be a political factor in his
neighhorhood. and that he will prob
ably be returned to congress. No
one h9s been found, however. who Is
willing TO venture an opinion that ne
will ever be sent back to the senate.
Lorirner expects to go back TO Chi
cage at aure. AS coon as ne can
he Will go to his farm near Chicago
for a rest
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-15
TAFT GOES
TO UNITARIAN CHURCH

WARRINGTON. July i4--President
Taft forsook the White House today
to attend church, going to All Suuls'
Unitarian church In an automobile. He
Intended to remain ut the White
House during the afternoon. The
president may join Mrs. Taft at Bev-
Nriy the latter part " this week
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-15
LIGHTNING KILLS
AND PLAYS ANTICS
ONE DEATH AND SEVERE DAMAGE
RESULTS FROM STORM IN
LOW ER NEW YoRh.
WIRES KNOCKED OUT
APARTMENT JEWELLERS HtCkis Il
SHOCKS AND WOMEN AND
CHILDREN At BEACHES
GET HISTORICAL

NEW YORK. july IA severe
thunder and lightning storm folloSt
by two hour rain, caused havoc 10
small shipping all over New York hay
Long Island Sound and about staten
Island late today Anthony Anderson
thirty years old. of West New Brign-
ton. Staten Island. was killed, and
queer antics were played with apart
tnent dwellers in the upper part of
Manhattan
The long drought which has been
the despair of the farmers ana Fha
suburhanites has been eftectnHii& hrok
en-.
lightning Plays Antics.
Lightning played queer antias ana
endangered the lives Of several persons
living in Leroy Hail, an aparilnrn1
house In the Bronx. Miss iAliA9
Phelps was standing near wintt1s in
her mothers sixth floor apartment
watching the electrical displays when
she was blinded by the play of hrii-
liant flash and heard a heavy crash.
Lightning had struck the center ia
BILE III the drawing room splinter.0@ a..
tore the picture moulding from Ire
wa}bs .a3i,s. damaged aver9' giiee&. of -f3T'-
niture in the room.
Plays Havoc With Wires
The storm played havoc with the
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