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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-19
SPECTATORS IN RIOT
AT a FOOT BALL GAME

INlpNTOWN. Pa. Dec. Is-A riot
among spectators was the feature OF a
loot ball game here to-day between
lniontown and Brownsville teams Adj
herents OF the teams came 10 blows on
the side lines and several scores OF per
sons Joined In the riot The Brownsville
par tisans fled. pursued by a mob OF
hlontoWn sympathizers. The police
had trouble quietinE the participants
.Hany OF the JniontOwn and Brownsville
Ians were cut and bruised and Robert
W hlthy. OF lnioutowu. l. under the care
OF q physician.
hlsnt Tackle McShane. Of the Union
town team. was kicked on the had 81
Is In serious condition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-19
BRICKLEY FOR
FOOTBALL CAPTAIN
FAMOUS CRIMSON FULLeAcK Sc
lECTED AS PILOT BY
TEAM MATES.
New Leader One Of Most Prominent In
Game and Much Success Looked
For by His Leadership.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Dec. Is-Cbas
p. Brickley. Of Everett. a member OF
the last two Harvard foot ball teams.
was elected captain % the 1914 eleven
today.
Walter ~. Trumhull. % Waltham.
VINO played center this year was the
other candidate for the place.
Brickiey came 20 Harvard from
fhlllps Exeter Academy three years
ago Last season and agaln during
the season Just closed he was tho
most prominent member Of tho Har.
ward eleven. Ills fold goals were the
Only points which Harvard scored
against eiihor Princeton or Yale this
year lie g. q ys1rs old
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-19

There Is one quality in ball player
that consider 10 be worth more than
all the rest. provided he has two legs
and two arms and a couple % eyes.
OF course. the mechanical tools are
more or less necessit'eE. In business
hey call this quality ambition: IN
literature. poetry aud the other arts
they call 10 inspiration, and I'm base
ball We call - the old pep They all
amout 70 about the same thing
Every great star the game has ever
produced has had pep Some have
- become stars through the medium OF
"peP' alone when they have lacked
other qualities in the highest dev.l-
oped fOrm. but the minor leagues arc
full ~ men who have good arms. good
batting EYES. good legs and GOOD
speed, but who lack the essential
pep"
"erhapH Hugh Jennings IL the per.
conIhcatiOn Of pep" Think NJ Iru-
nings on the coaching lines and YOU
will get an idea 81 what 7 mean Nc.
Graw carries "a good quantitv ~ ~
himself. AZ did most Of that Old raj.
timore OrtOle team Connie" Mack
81 one % tho great managprs who
d0pa NOT evidence "DeDf buf no has
The ability 10 get n into hls PLAYERS
We % tho Giants know n Look AZ
Collins and Mcfnnis and Harry and
Baker
INT 20 70; hack 70 Jennings r. was
largely %" rep OF Hughey Tint
rave Detroit three Dennants with a
cHb thar was not very strong Ha
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-19
SENTENCE APPRovrp.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1s.-Presiden
wilson to-day approved the sentence of
dismissal imposed by general court mar
ual In the Philippines on Captain Frank
n. kalde. Eighteenth infantry. who was
convicted OF charged involving empez-
cement OF funds belonging TO organiza-
tons in his regiment. Captain Kalde "A
NAIVE OF Minnesota. rose from the
ranks lie was commissioned a second
lieutenant I'm the Eighth infantry IN
1900. and became n captain last Anti
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-19
FOUND NOT GUILTY.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. Is-J,lius
Neilner a piano merchant. was acauIt-
ted by jury I'm the United states dis.
trict court here to-day Of violating tho
Mann White Slave law. He was ac-
cused of furnishing transportation from
this city TO Alexandria. Va to women
OF the underworld. wellner declared
that he did not know the business the
women were engaged in and had sold
them mileage books and not given them
away.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-19

X J.. Finley. formerly OF Tyler county.
We recently purchased the JOB Can
mum farm ana moved to this county No.
N.iuhrT J. was business caller in a. =
CIV today and states that ne is greatly
't, t--u ~til bis new neigh hore and with
81 lhe Te"pl" De had met in the county.
~ pr Uuled that This new citizen NAV
meet with AT manner Of success and
happiness Boo hts new homo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-19

Mallory were among the weusburr
shoppers In Steubenville yesterday.
Miss Agnes McCready Wa. do,rz
Christmas shopping in Wheeling vest.,,s
day. Jester
MISS Belle Henry made a - oppinx trim
10 Pittsburgh Wednesday ~
Walter Foster has returned from n
business trip to Pittsburgh.
Miss Naroeline Rarth who 4. n .,,,d.r,
q, 81: GATHERINGS college. at baltimore
Md., - expected home Saturday Tor the
Christmas holidays
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-19
HERZOG SIGNED TO MANAGE
CINCINNATI BASEBALL TEAM
PAsKERr SUED FOR
$4,000 DAMAGES.

CLEVELAND. O. Dec. IS
George IA. Paskert. outfielder OF
the Philadelphia National League
team. was sued for $4,000 dam
ages by John Fairy here late to-
day. faskert while driving his
automobile on October IS. struck
Parry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-19
MkIIYy s' S5551S
c cH
MATREW$ON
TEE GIANTS STAR PITCHER

gets the spirit into his men by his
own hammerinR He shows them
nat he never tires and never gies up.
To be sure. lot OF his players nat
urally carry tho old pep" Cobb has
"a much that he never keeps still. and
In thu strain OF a hard race worries
himself down. But ~ IS this great
mount or nervous ambition which
makes him the wonderful PLAYER he is.
Always Prescrlbes pep"
Wilbert Robinson. the new manager
" The BROOKLYN ciun and late coach
%. ~" Giant pitchers. Is always pre-
scribinE "peT' for the box artists. and
bed sole control % hat brigade
While with the New York club IN
he Brooklyn pitchers >sine they
are going 10 have am easl-going boss
VINO viii Jet them loaf they are due
10 get great awakening 'Pobbie"
uses what he calls the kidding svs-
Ten TO maintain the twirlers on
Il bull them into IT," no saws
And he does He keeps them hust
ling through the liberal application OF
salve
BETTER get ont there and chase
some outheld fios in practice TO-DAY.
Matty.' he would say "You didn't
move around in the box worry lively tho
last time YOU worked We want nc
lion You won't wor's to-day. 60 sec
what Kind ~ an outfcIde- Won would
make"
He keeps after tho Young fellows
constantly and gets them ~ run and
work ne also had absolute charge NJ
training methods FOR the Giant pitch
'r'. and instructed tho rubber what
treatment each pitcher should receive
Robbie fosters an excellent mental
1tti'ud" in pitchers. aq vol a4 phve.
i'nl condition. ~ man has had n
bad beating ono day. no win say.
fou had rho sfur. but vour cordf.
ton ia bad Now. ypu must got N
bod early and run around more IN
strengthen NJ those legs"
Or n follow has shown a pnof
game
We'll you certainly carried the
goods to-day. but keep after y Don't
le' thom show you up nov that Won
have n reputation
Robbie" Gets Results
In thie way Robbie" has OIL hia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-19

berland. W. Va. the Rev. Homer G. Nc
Millen officiating. They will be al home
at the Campbell homestead after the new
year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-19
WELLSBURG
CHALLENGE IEsuad

nv" Y, " q. 4 team HcTebv cHal-
lengeS the Mellshurg High schooI for a
game OF basketball any D ght this week
NJ next IN the high school gymnasium.
Lineup. Paul Jacob. John. Iaull t'iydo
a. thompson. Lytle Merryman and Paul
, u,nuinEs. Substitutes. John Patterson
aug J"hn crawford. II Challenge is ac-
'rrfrd please notify Paul Cummings
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-19

Miss Ethsl Smith IS visitor at the
more - Aiss Helen Carmichael
'hFIs ilotS IL seriously 800 Of heart
his recovery
Homer KnGle. - Canton. o. Is visit
int at tho nom ~ Dr. and Mrs H. l..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-19
SOME MAN

PHILADELPHIA Dec is
Kenneth g. Wi'hrow. a fresh.
man az tho University of Penn.
sylvania. made n total ~ 700
Kilograms I'm the strength tosta
~ That Institution to-day I'm nm
attempt 10 break tho record az
LA Kilograms. hold hv MI
chael Dorzias. BE hettorod tho
figures ~ Dor1ias IN tho noel.
test. m" arm pun Tho arm
push. tho push With both arms
free and the grip with both
hands. but fell behind I'm tho
leg and back lin4
Wi'hrow was guard on tho
freshman foot ball team. and
declared his intention ~ max.
inr another attempt ~ tho roc.
ord IN the near future.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-19

Christmas Boys Extra stroo,
Stockings. f2'Eo. 25c. M'FADDENs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-19
BOWL ulg'

IoiaIH .......... 8I3 ago 3fS gCI
Roll of Log cabins. o.. HuU Dogs. o.
To-nights games Norman Specials vs..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-19

"Matty's Blu League Gossip d. a
regular feature OF this paper. II ap-
pears on the sporting paoe every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-31

nu'an Inv OF Citations CThood. cod.
!. 4-2n. This law has not been cn-
acted into statute i'm amy uf our iuris-
dictious and here Is no certainty ~
its being applied, but how many
weary n'si prius Judges have made il
q rule of their COURT ouly those Of
us can appreciate who at one time
held the opinion that authority and
not precedent should govern.
Majority DECISIONS the Law.
This law approved the writings ~
Papinian, Paul Gaius, Clpian and
Modrstmp. together with Scacvoll
Sabnus. Julian and other eminent
'urists. whom the aforesaid had been
in the habit II quoting as authorities.
But in case Of conflict mis- simple
rule was laid down: the greatest mum
ber should prevail I'm other words, If
Papian Paul, Gdius Ilpan and
Modcstine were on one side and Srac-
vola, Sabinus and Julian were on the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-31

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r'u"lcul rule 4" tine r'so ai har ""rh
hH all the c"n"n' IL should nave ap-
.lcd lh' l'imrr I"l'' oihol ''.I'7.
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Necessary I'h 30 Years
Thc most striking example ~ rcvrr-
sal occurred u ohio I'm 1902. The .uu-
suutiuu adopted by that state .u 1852
provided that mo- special law sruul3
hc passed affecting corporations The
supreme court Immediately construed
that provision us affecting municipal
curporatIous. Tho legislature thorc-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-31


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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-31

IN cold weather place from ten|
thirteen c-gs under the hen: IN vs|
weather from thirteen to fifteen.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-31
Nobody Knows What Count May Decide Foverso
Themselves to Complex and FIoix How tho
People Becomes "the Mob"

GnY pm. HATES. Tuim.r President
Tulsa County Bar Dissertation uud
Iumrr IiN hu.InyE ,l iui-nl
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-06-19
THE GATHERING OF
THE CLANS.

From where Atiantie3 waves
DO beat, Long Islands ready
sandy shores; And from the Cen,
tral Western seat, When many
thousands live and more. And
from across the desert waste,
From balmy Wales allDrange clad:
To Kansas City came in haste,
The absent sisters wildly glad;
To meet around the dear old
hearth, With parents old and
loved ones all: And sing old songs
ard tell with mirth,, Of qulps and
pranks that did befall: Each oti ,
er in the good old days, Ere they
assumed the welded state; when
in their young and giddy days,
They scorned advice, end cbalen.
ged fate They told the tales OF
former days, And many loo of
former nights. When they were
Joyous in their plays, And wrath.
full 10 their childhood fights.
Their husbands too they did
compare, And each was sure she
had the nest. Her children too,
we're very fair. Her house was
loves own perfect vest.
They came to see the youngest
wed, To place her hand in that
of his: For he had promised she
shed no tear. Her life one rould
of bliss. They decked the house
with garland sweet, They dress
ed the bride in fine array. BE.
fore the preacher they did nj ect.
The Father gave his girl away
And she is gone, so 90 all brides
As Rachel went in times OF old
'Tis natures way. no parent a
bides, Although she loves the
hearthstone cold.
! The Clans have gathered, now
they 90, Unto their Conies so fal
away. The parting brings a pane
of woe, We sure will meet again
some day. -Sni Bar.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-06-19
HIGH T.ARRTFF.

We have been O High Tas1iir
man all our life but since time
have passed and we are nov in
the age Of restitution, we belle Z,
that it might De q good thing
For we believe that free trade
would put so many men gu of
employment, that it would fore
working men out of the Cit;>. ).
on to land, and make far,oe~s
out of them. And force them
into Home Industry. Into a qrk
that would cause them to ra.se
their own bread, and make their
own ware in this manner Bi le
Socialism would be put in force
and a restitutian would be
brought, and the mothers cry of
starving children would ,be
stopped with plenty of bread. And
they would be sheltcredfrom The
storm. And there would h>> a
government of the people, by ne
people and for the people. So let
her come.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-06-19
*. G.. and SNI A.BAR NOTES,
Dear BRO. Ed.

The great day las
come at last, uniting two ford
hearts and hands of Fl. G.. }luD.
bart and Miss Faith Marion
schoolteacherS both, and rcadi :
the CRESSrT constant, a ntJ.2
home begun and most cclot we'd
ding present CT Bro. Garrett >
books on parlcr stand table be.
side family Bible for future sen
erations to persue, grOom's halr
roached up into a pretty curl on
top and dressed in usual dlshd'
bill. Bride in elegant troussCAu
of draped skirt and umpire oaa,
que and big bunch of flowers
over left arm. Sister OF bride
coming all the way from Cali.
sang awful sad song all about,
dim road of life,
Pause bride and groom,
Can we be worthy to
Tyod this path together::'
! AmD!es Of chicken salad and
hot breed greatly appreciated by
ali friends glad to see and hear
the groom eating his.
Next to notorious book Of dear
Ed. Bro. Garrett, fine washing
machine and ironing boa;d come
! in handiest from brother Of
groom, dozen and a half of stout
steel knives and forks with black
handles, buttermilK pitcher. four
pair striped wollen socks for
groom, goose feather bed and
pair pillows from brides mothc',
and father led fine fresh COW up
and presented to happy pair.
Six ShOats from interItr!ur
brother in Cali. not that one that
owns $3.50 automobile being cl-
der in church. Side saddle lor
bride from Florida friends,
, When hack drove up, many
tears were shed, hankerchiefs
waving all along roads of Sni'a'
bar, after short spell of honey
moon in distant state, washing
machine will prove lucrative in
brides horny hands.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-06-19
The Rooster's Crow;

The department of agriculture
has done much for humanity,
but it's latest proposal for depriv
ing the rooster of his crow is rev.
olutionary Revolutions some
times fail of their purpose; they
always entail rearrangement of
the world, and rearranging is
often more botbersome than is
enduring. What will happen if
scientists have their way and
silence the rooster by cutting one
Of his vocal cords? They say the
operation is painless, but physic-
al pain is not to be compared
with mental agony,
Think Of Mr.. Rooster's utter
hopelessness when Mrs. Hen can
outtalk him. He will be reduced
to the level of mere man; his
proud distinction over the hu.
man rooster will be gone. Is
Oman so base a creature as to pull
another down because he, him
self, cannot rise? Perish the
thought!
Is the future materialist to be
given an added argument against
holy writ? Shall the crowless
rooster disprove the scriptures:
Must Tennyson come back tc
earth to revise
The sweetest little maid
| That ever crowed for kisses:
Must Shakespeare return tt
blue pencil
The morning cock crew loud?
Shall the time.honored politica
emblem of victory be made
useless? Shall music be revised
to conform with future facts
r Must Grieg rewrite his Morning
10 the Peer Gynt suit, not te
discard the roostp"'s crow. but
to usher in the day in dead
silence: q
And why? Shall the symphony
of living be ruthlessly destroyed
to allay irritated feelings OF the
bridge player:
-Uregon Semi =" Weekly .'c2rGa'
cortland Oregon.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-06-19
4. .. @. F. Hcns Ds5ic~
elton Wed. June. III
GRAND LODGE OF WASH
1NGTON, NOW IN SESSION
AT WALLA WALLA, WILL
PERFORM CEREMONY WE'D.

Walla Walla., June 9.--One Of
the features Of the thirty fifth
annual session of the grand
lodge Of Washington, 7. O, 0. r
which is being held in this city
this week, will be the dedication
OF the orders new state home,
constructed at a cost of $4,000
The lodge selected Walla Walla
as the location for it's state home
and constructed it's first building
here in 1897. The building put
up at that time was for old pco
'pleand orphans. 1t was construc.
ted ut the cost of $40, 600 and
still is in good condition. BY 1907
it bad become two small and a
new brick structure was ordered
built, This building was complet-
ed in 1905,
The new building, which is
Joined to the old structure BY a
long covered hallway. has 3G
bedrooms and during the past
! two years the home has accom-.
modated J3 people. Twenty of
tnese are old lodge brothers,
three are lodge sisters and 80
are children. The buildings and
seven acres Of ground are valued
lat s150,000.
The home is under the direc-
ton Of. Superintendent Hurry
Bathiany, while the home trus,
tees are E, S. Isaacs of Walla
Walla, Zell M Beebe Of Colfax
and A. u. Mllls of Tacoma.
The new building will be
dedicated at 8 o'clock Wednesday
afternoon, June II, ritualistic
dedicatory services being
conducted under the direction Of
Grand Masver W. e. McCroskey
of Palouse.
The grand lodge, which opened
at 7;15 o'clock this morning with
Canton drill at Camp lie II. \
Shaw, which has been establish
on the campus of Whitman
college, will adjourn Thursday
Oregon Semi-Weekly Jour
nal, Portland, Oregon.
This is strewing the graves o
Oddfellows while they live the,
do not wait for death.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-06-19
Six Volcanoes In
Alaska BelCh Fire
kATMAI GROUP BREAKS
OUT IN VIOLENT EEUP
TION AND DISTUE.
BANCE SPREAD ING

United Press Leased Wire.)

United Press Leased Wire.)
Sewear, Ohio, June 9.--The
katmsi group Of volcanoes the e.
ruption Of which caused great
damage on Kodiak island and Sc
ward peninsula lastyear, is again
in action.
katmai is heiching great col.
umns Of smoke and fumes the
odor Of whicn was noticeable
here last night. The sun is Wis.
lille yet but the sky is overcast
and copper coIoreI.
The volcanoes in eruption in.
clud:; Mounts Katmai Redou5t.
ST. Augustine, Hanna and Peulik
the latter overlooking Becherof
lake.
The disturbance is widespread
FOR Mount Shishaldin on Unimak
island is also in eruption accord.
ing to reports brought here by
the steamer Dora from Dutch
harbor. This eruption which
was seen by the passengers was
;. spectacular.
a great column Of fame shout
s.. straight into the sky from the
&. mountain top while the smoke
rolled away to the cast and ashes
fell in all directions.
The eruption of Shishaldiu is
OF particular interest TO scien'
lists because it is in a separate
zone from the Katmai grup which
have been in continuous eruption
for years. They point out that il
is evident that the volcanic dis
turbances in the Sew rd PENN
sula and Aicu!in island is in
creasing.
1 Oregon Semi Weekly Jour
a>,rortla,ld. Cy"H,@A:,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-06-19

Architect Green .Uok tie
lumiiy for a grand auto ri
around town the other day,
al Tie places where we US
Uoil soap. distress Berta
at McgHlone showing most
houses Of Constable and 20
Also luu hnrind cock "oache
thpg' ga. aat sbet Of /
Gro9~ lent lis head OIL b
....o..lci.-:' and lad 4 good
Eidu ending up wish boofa
per at 'haulson1u loMe OF -A
tuCt.
Mrs. Thomas Of New
city and the Bronks also
Manhattan " TIL little Alien
all The ,ray TO 1ni',-' bar; left
uuDro.ia,
Old sister french Of
Angles stood the trip. p
good clad to sec her old frit
only bowl o. potato soup
CRACKERS soaked III, at wed
\atul lard On him her beln
puny.
! Many grandchildren u
tot and blessed is the man
hath lis uujyar full of olive p
furniture sOMe scratched.
Mrs, Dolly Hubbart that Q.
such fraulplcouo cake come
little boys uut( Jacob took
q, oovcnccr of end Of b.
trunk rope to tie his calf wi
Kansas.
Sorry L. N. Collaud co,
show up. Rub Richards &
with Il bacon l'iuL for tee
easy,
Box Of tatly anu popcorn
Edna and Alaybelle kenton
Thus was united in the (
u' ,.~fJi wedioch two heads
bu, J. single thought two y
that act like one, a cour
cIrrisd on in regards to
CHLssET. and famed to a
by tie same divine aiuatus.
dear Ed. Bro. Garrett's boz
prl~ca by the happy pair
bcncdiction aud a Joy as the
true christian soldiers n
Icnward as to war.
"A t'riel1t
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-06-19

independence day Picnic
and
Labor Demonstration
BY Tue
SOCIALIST PARTY
or ST.. LOUIS
JULY 1, 1915
Commencing one O'Clock .. nj.
AT PR1ESTER'S PARK.
Grand ave. and Meramec Street.
Fourth of July is the fitting
day to stand up for a new
Declaration of Independence
which has for its slogan, ITO
the producers the full product
OF their labor" This would aool-
ish poverty and inaugurate. the
brotherhood of man.
Therefore come. Throw off the
Old political ties and speed the
growth OF this million who have
written on their, banner, No
quarter to the capitalist system
which is fed on the blood of . lit
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G. G. browning, Ava Mo. 23cts.
American Hickman Tarkio, Mo.
23.cts.
Nina Brewer West Boro. sets.
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PUBLISHERS,
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