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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-01-22
ARTILLERY FIRING on
THE GERMAN E
Another Encounter In LexE =
creasins Severity Il a
Which May Assume Propo
the Battle Of Scissors
Threaten German comn,a


London. Jan. 22.- Heavy
in progress along the entlrt
front of the European war s6
official and unofficial repoF
the hard Battle in Belgin1u
ostend and Nieuport. This
IN progress for three daya
which time a ceaseless dow +
rain has occurred. All trench
been flooded, and the agh
taken place on roads which ar
impossible.
At the other end of the f,xhf1
near the German frontier.
Thann, in Alsace, artillery nrir
usual violence has been tslrl
Another encounter along
frontier is reported. This
creasing severity.
portance of the
into a battle of
as that of Soissd
The French advance at Poi
son threatens the German cor
ton with Metz, and II carl
ward successfully may resulkI
ting of the German forces al g
iel. That the Germans are 4
desperately to forestall this Ii 4
ed in the French official repor$
says the German artillery nrt
violent near st. Michel a.
French have b
enemy.
The Russiaf l.l(l -
west of Warsaw apparently 81
tied down in entrenched 81
and the battle line seems 10
come fixed almost as rigidly
west. In the north, however. 8
SLAMS are advancing toward ii
sian border. Some reports q
have arrived within twenty.fys
OF the border.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-01-22

a.. na'" or snow interior; rain near
VI, aS,,. coast tonight; Saturday prob.
ao'y fair; Colder with a cold wav.
'"'er'0n tonight and Saturday.
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REVOLT OVER INSURANCE COST.
boat Owners 10 Form Their own
Compensation Company.

Because they believe that the present
rates for compensation Insurance are
too high, the members OF the New York
Boat owners Association have decided
to start a mutual insurance company.
The association represents about 100
owners of tugboats. coal boats, scows
and lighters OF New York harbor.
THE present rates for compensation
insurance are over 500 per cent. higher
thar formerly said Ernest Stavey, sec
rotary of the association yesterday.
The members OF the association have
decided to insure the men In their own
employ. The present rates were made
up from the Massachusetts manual.
Some slight changes were made to suit
New York State conditions by the State
insurance Fund, representing the state.
and the Compensating Rating Board.
representing the stock companies, AS
the association has been unable to get
any relief from a condition they know
10 be unjust the present action has been
taken"
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as It ought to b developed on the
ground IL would lower the level or the
lakes. II is difficult for "a layman 10
see how a canal from Lake Erie to tine
river Mt Grass Island pool, just above
the falls, could AFFECT the lake level nine
feet, as Washington claims. AS II 49,
whether the water goes over the falls or
through Penstock or Chippewa Creek
the Canadian side benefits by 1t. There
is no danger. the commission thinks, OF
navigation on the lakes being affected
by a power canal.
About 100000 cubic feet Of water
pass over the falls a second. The
United States-the State of New York
could have pne-half that energy. Ana
the diversion would not in the least I'm
pair the scenic beauty OF the falls. In
fact. 1t would tend to preserve the spec
tacle.
The commission will not recommend
state ownership on development ct
power. neither will II devote much time
to private ownership propositions except
on a basis of paying the State a sub
s,antial revenue. The Federal Govern
ment derives a revenue from Sault ste.
Marie. Why shouldn't New York State
get revenue from the power now going
to waste at Niagara Falls and the Long
Sault? The committee advocates aid
ing, not a class of power users, but the
taxpayers OF the whole State.
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F~ORECLOsURE SALES.


SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
NORK-Emms ROsenbaum as sole acting
trustee Tor Emma Rosenbaurn and Elsa
Rosenhaum, under the last Will ana tesla
Plaintiff. against, Morris Realty a Con-
structiOn Oumpany ct al, Defendants.
In pursuance OF a judgment Of foreClo-
sure and sale. duly made and entered in
the 23rd day OF August, 1915, J, the under
signed, the Referee in said judgment
named, will sell at public auction. al the
street. In the Borough OF Manhattan, City
~ New York. on the 2lst day OF September.
1915, at IL o'clock noon on that day, by
directed by said Judgment TO be sold and
therein described as follows;
A those two certain lots, pieces or
parcels % land. with the buildings and I'm
and being IN the borough OF Manhattan. OF
the CITY OF New York, in the County and
State OF Sew York. bounded and described
as follows Besi3nins a, a point on he
tant one hundred ninety C9Ol feet -astarly
from the southeasterly corner of Amster-
dam Avenue and Ninety-eighth Street. run
ming thence southerly, and part OF the way
through Il party wall. one hundred l00D
feet. eleven ID inches, thence easterly
forty 400 feet. thence northerly, parallel
distance through another party wall. one
hundred tlOol feet eleven ul1 inches 20
the southerly side OF Ninety eighth street.
and thence westerly, along the southerly
feet TO the point or place OF beginning"
Dated. New York. August 18th, 1913.
PERCINAL II GREGORY. Referee.
WALTER J. ROSE, Attorney for Plaintin,
100 broadway, Borough Of Manhattan.
New York Cfty,
The following Is a diagram OF the prop.
crty to be sold its street number Is l5O-
l6g West SSth street:
gsth Stree,
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF sew
YORR-MARGARETTE + GRIFFITH.
Plaintiff. against SIMON DOCTER and
others. Defendants.
In pursuance OF a judgment Of fore.
closure and sale. duly made and entered
date the 2eth day Of July. 1915. I the
undersigned. the Referee In said judgment,
named. Will sell at public auction a. IN.
Exchange Salcsroom. Nos 1915 Ves.y
street. in the Borough Of Manhattan. Cty
Of New YORK., on the 3ist day ot August.
1915, at ~ o'clock moon on that day, nv
BRYAN T. KENNELLY auctioneer, ne
premises directed by said judgment 70 D.
cold and therein described as follows
ALL that certain lot. piece or parcs, n
land, with thu building and Improvement
thereon. situate, lying and being IN ne
scribed as follows. viz:
BEGlNNiNG at a point In the Sou'herly
side Of one hundred and thirteenth S'-est.
feet and three 90 inches Easterly from ,hs
Southeasterly corner Of said Street and
Fifth Avenue. running thence Sou'her'y
parallel with said Avenue and part ~ tho
Goo) feet and eleven ID inches 20 n.
centre line Of the block thence Eas.erv
along said centre line OF the block Eighteen
lS feet and nine ts) inches, thence
NortherEy again parallel with said Avenue.
One hundred N0O feet and eleven III
inches 20 the southcrly side Of said one
hundred and thirteenth Street: and thence
westerly along the same Eighteen tiD
place of beginning.
Dated New York. Angus, 5 1918.
EDWARD I. BOWLING Reter..
puER. STRONG & wHITEHEAD. At,or.
neys for Plaintiff. No as wall street
Borough OF Manhattan. New York Ci,y'
me following IL a diagram OF the prop.
erty 20 be sold. Its street number is -
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city 10 Get Power.

SO far as New York city liz concerned
from a commercial standpoint senator
Thompson quotes Sir Adam Beck IA
stating that electric power from the
Falls can be sold in the metropolis for
half what II now costs. "In my judy
ment. this is perfectly practical" the
Canadian expert told the committee. Be
sides that. Sir Adam says. the tin is
coming when the people Of Canada and
New York State will need all the power
the Falls can develop.
Then. he says, Sundays and holi-
days will be the only times the public
can see the Falls rum!
W hav not come to that. however"
said Senator Thompson. Power de-
velopment plans to meet all needs for
some time to come car be carried out
we believe. and still leave a liberal flow
Of water over the Falls. AZ a matter
Of fact the Horseshoe Fall IL being
destroyed by ar excessive flow OF
water.
The Federal G. vernment objects 10
the development OF Niagara Falls power
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PROFITS FOR STATE
IN NIAGARA POWER
Legislative Committee Says
Returns Would Pay All
Road Maintenance.
CANADA TO COOPERATE

BUFFALO, Aug. Estate ownership Of
Niagara Falls power will not be recon-
mended by the Joint legislative commit
tee designated to investigate the situa-
ton. Nor will Its report pay much at
tention to the question Of private owner
ship. But recommendation will be made
that the State OF New York derive rev.
enue from development OF this power
similar to the gaining Of revenue by the
United states from power concessions at
Sault Ste. Marie, Mich.
THE Federal Government. however,"
say Senator George +, Thompson OF
M%iddleport. chairman OF the committee.
must cease legislating against utiliza-
ton OF this power Unde an agreement
which might be reached between New
York State and the Province OF ontario.
with Federal ratification. New York
could obtain enough money to pay for
and maintain all Its good roads, which
constitutes one Of the greatest problems
OF the Legislature from an economic
standpoint"
Although an international agreement
will be necessary. Senator Thompson
says, the final solution must be found
In an understanding between the State
OF New York and Ontario. On the au-
'hority of Sir Adam Beck, chairman OF
the Ontario Hydro-Electric Commission,
Canada is ready for such ar agreement.
After studying the situation" added
Senator Thompson, the committee will
recommend that fully one-half the water
now running down the Niagara River be
used for power purposes, This can he
one without destroying the scenic value
OF the Falls
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FORECIOsURE l.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORK-James McDermott. plaintiT
against Giuseppe zibelli and others. he.
PENDANTS.
In pursuance Of a Judgment II fore.
closure and sale, duly made and entered in
the above. entitled action and bearing d,'.
the 18th day of August, 1915. I. the Inds-'
signed, the Referee in said judgmen,
named, Will sell at public auction. AZ Ia
Exchange Salesroom. Nos. 1915 Vesev 81
n the borough OF Manhattan. city of New
YORK, on the 18th day Of September. igi"
at " O'Clock noon on that day, By uaprv
Brady. Auctioneer. the premises dire,foI
described as follows: l. that certain
lot. piece or parcel of land. with the hull
ings and Improvements thereon ere, .nJ
situate. lyinE. and being in the Borough ~
County and state of New York, bounded
ana described as follows: Beginning a.
point on the Northerly side Of li2th s,reei
distant one hundred CO0) feet ~ea,,etIy
from the Northeasterly corner Of 2nd Ava
nue. and 18TH street. running thence Nor,p
cry, parallel with end Avenue one h,,,
ured tlOO) feet eleven III inches To "a.
centre line Of the block between iig,h onI
ll3th streets, thence Easterly along "a.
centre line Of the block. parallel Wiz
ll2th street Twenty-Five t25j feet; ,hs1c.
Southefiy parallel with End Avenue Dns
hundred tloo) feet eleven GD inches IN
the Northerly aide OF 18th street. thence
westerly along the Northerly side Of liz
street Twenty-hve t25) feet to the pnln,
W pIhce OF beginning, known as and hy
the NO. 307 East 18th street.
Dated, New York. August 81, 1915.
1890, ROBERT I. STANTON. Referee.
JAMES O. FARRELL, Attorney for Plain.
UNI, ~ Broadway. Manhattan Boz.
u,ough New York city.
er, ihf to fS be Wiz Is d,ssram OF the, prop.
jl2th street: '
Iiath Street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-30
INSANE, TRIES TO STAB WIFE.
Michael Sullivan Later Attacks
Doctor In WILLIAMSBURG Hospital.

Michael Sullivan. 20. a s%tenographer
of 3l9 South Fourth street, Williams
burg, while mentally unbalanced early
yesterday attacked his wife with a
knife and attempted TO leap from a
front window. A policeman who was
attracted by the tumult Gained the man
and then had him taken to the Will
iamsburg Hospital.
While Sullivan was being attended
by Ambulance Surgeon Bursteln he
had another violent outbreak and
knocked down the doctor. at the same
time attacking Drs. Nathanson and
Teller. Both were severely bruised.
The noise alarmed many of the pa
tients and II required two policemen
and the three doctors to %overpower the
insane man, put him in a straitjacket
and take him to the Kings County Hos
pital. where he was placed In the OBJ
servation ward.
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tn, approximate amount ~ he ion "
charga, To satisfy which Tie t..e.
described property is To b" sold. f. '.-t'.
with interest thereon from the '. u
allowance" amounting to S3-l4'. vl'H t-
forrest from August . 1870, t0g''"''
amount Of line ta>cs asseszu.r.s ana
water rates or other Hens, VII D tra
be- allowed 80 the purchaser "s' - go
1908 ~ and interest.
Da'rd, NcW York August 2, ''li
pEEClNAI. GREGORY, E''"'e'
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ySSReKKNNHANrFpifE? IL srifGMttI al FEt.
TRGCE : n ZiEGEla a. Aimiri''ra.e''
with the VIII Annexed OF 'he goods .aa,.
simon Bernhcimer, deceased. pa'1nr'
against LOUIS BREMEN et a., is'
PENDANTS.
closure and sale, duly made and 'n'e'"i
IN the ahove-entitlel acton 1'l h.'T's
date the "a day - August, 1885, y,
named, will sell ~ public auction a. ~
Exchange Sdlesroom. 80. l''.t Ne''r
OF New York. on the 3ist day q August
1915. at ~ O'Clock noon on that tNy ~
JOSEPH = DAY Au,,I1ne'r ne ~. m,,e,
diryc;ed by stid juismSn, TO be SOL. '"i
All that certain lot, pieC" ~ p'-'-, =
land, with the building and Improvements
thereon erected .s!,u,'e. .y'ng au4 ','ns
York, bounded ami described - ~
side Of Eas' lcls; S'rce, distant -
the corner formed nv the lu,rr., CON :
tho westerly side ~ F'rs' Aven." a"' "a
soUthoTlv SIDE Of l.lst street. 'E''.
ming sou'hrrly parallel with F.r.' A
amt through a party wall one "~.'t-''
,l00l feet and ELEVEN GA inches '" .Hs
c.r,re line OF tho r.o,k. Thence N,s'--y
o- nearly 50 with '2's' street. twenty .n
feet; thence nor'u.rIy, parable w''a F"
Avenue aud 'hroush a party wa. "o' 10,
e~asterly along ~" sou'hc~'y $50, 80 -;
Stree, twenty ,coD feet TO the pm. ~
place Of heEinr.ng
DATED New Y'rk August s. 1''5
s32 Broa1w,v. Nrw York Ci'y
The fol,ovinr 81, a ll'sram n ,he ra.9.
cry to he sold is s,ree, Number IS 80
r. ~ GFHAnN
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FEWER N. Y. STATE BABIES DIE
But New York City's Mortality
Figures for July Increase.

ALBANY, Aug. 29.-Fewer babies died
last month in New York State than In
the same month in 1914. but the de-
crease was confined wholly to the up
State terttory. New York city's baby
death rate increased two points. In
July, 1914, It was 1903 and this year
iO5.
made public these statistics. attributed
the decrease to the infant welfare cam
paign Instituted by Herman VI. Biggs,
Commissioner OF Health. The infant
death rate up State in July this year
was S4.4, while last year IL was 946.
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The approximate amount Of the lien or
charge, to satisfy which the Hhovc-d.-
scribed property Is to ne sold, Is thiVty-s!N
thousand four hundred four and Sc 100
ts36, tOi So dollars, with interest thereon
from the 18th day OF August, 1918. together
with the costs and allowance amount
ing 10 three hundre nifty six and 4g-lOO
dollars, with interest from August 23rd.
1918. together with the expenses OF the
sale. The approximate amount OF the
taxes, assessments and water rates, or other
liens, which are to he allowed to the pur-
chaser out NJ the purchase money, or paid
hy the Referee, II 81. iN3. 80 and interest
Dated New York, August 26th, 1915.
pERCINAL H., GREGORY, Referee.
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The approximate amount 81 the lien %
charge 10 satisfy which the above de.
sCribed property is TO be sold is t-2.!'i,
Ju.y. 1918, together with the costs and
allowance. amounting TO $3.50 81 w!.h
interest from July goth. 1915. together
with the expenses Of the sale.
The approximate amount u the taxes.
assessments and water rates. or o'her .'Ts
which are to be allowed 10 the purchaser
Out Of the pur ,hase money, or pa!i ty is'
referee. Is tG777 - and interest
Dated New York. August g. 1878
EDWARn y. nOMLING N.'ers.
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LONG OVERDUE SHIP ARRIVES.
ThessaIonika Held Back TIVE
Weeks by Engine Trouble.

The steamship Thessalonika of the
National Steam Navigation Line OF
Greece reached New York yesterday. two
weeks overdue, having been detained by
engine trouble.
The ship sailed from Patras or July
81. but in midocean a breakdown oc-
Her coal supply ran short and
she made for Bermuda. reaching port
after some difficulty. There the engines
were repaired and she proceeded TO New
York.
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The approximate amount - the lien or
charge, to- satisfy which the abovs.da.
scrlbed property IL to he sold, IL Three
Thousand SIX Hundred and Fiftv-nve and
2S-lO0ths Dollars $50 ,655.2 sI, with interes,
thereon from the llth day Of August, lgi.'
together with costs and allowance amount.
ing to S22y SO, with interest from Au
gust 81, 1915, together with the expenses
OF the sale. The Approximate amount Of
the taxes, assessments and water rates. or
other Hens, which are to he allowed 10 ths
purchaser out Of the purchase money. or
paid by the Referee. t. ts33.34 and interest,",
Dated. New York, August II, 1918.
ROBERT l.. STANTON. Referee.
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review on both the facts and the law.
Establishing an unpaid State Con-
servation Commission OF nine members
and keeping lumbermen out Of the State
forest for twenty years more.
Wages for Women and Children.
Permitting the Legislature to provide
for the establishment Of a living wage
for women m children.
Authorizing the Legislature to in
clude victims OF o~ccupational diseases
among the subjects OF compensation
under the workmen's compensation law.
Enabling the Legislature to pass laws
necessary for the protection OF the
lives, health, safety, morals or welfare
Of Employee"
Allowing the Legislature to delegate
to a State board the power to modify
provisions Of the labor law which may
operate more GENEROUSLY In one locality
than another.
Authorizing either the Legislature or
the Assembly alone to convene in orig
mating impeachment proceedings.
Abollshing emergency messages from
the Governor to the Legislature. which
makes II mandatory that bills shall
rest upon the desks OF the members OF
the Legislature for three days in final
printed form before passage.
Doing away with the taking OF the
census every ten years at a cost OF half
a million dollars and providing that
reapportionments hereafter shall be
based upon the Federal census.
Constitutionalizlng a number Of pro-
visions OF the military law governing
the organization OF the National Guard.
Recognizing in the Constitution the
presen, sunerv,.,on ana cortro, a, the
education ~ ch,,dron a.. a STAT r,ncs
tion and s,v,n, c,,, ho.ra. ~, .d,na-
tion an,hor,,v 20 a~a,.ru,tns ~. .nona,
Ia 80 ill., ns..an u Nun'
80 ',. 49, wy .o'lo u e~pehu'
'''e VI 'e"o'' iuhu' cat" year.
." 'o"nec' stste nosoA
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Al ENCHI>nE.

FOR SALE Pa, karl l9l2 N So '
california, ~eIf starter, il,in1 GOO. |'
my,huUI,'' condition, tires, paint conn.,.
hu,StcrN good car Ina use lu Santa 49,
until september Ism. after 'h'' '
trliNerr. there ur without extra ,ht.-
SAN Francisco OF los Angeles N"''.
rotary of ALLAN Sheldon, Bu'r'I ..
inE. p,''ni', Miuhigap.
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Centre line OF block.
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EnInrRes Tax CommissiOn's Power.
Defining the duties OF the State Tax
Commission and authorizing the I.egis-
llture to permit this commission TO tax
all personal property for state and local
purposes, as well as TO tax all the prop
erty of corporations, besides special
franchises Of corporations, Exemptions
granted by the existing mortgage and
secured debt tax laws cannot be inter-
fered with as to mortgages and bonds
heretofore acknowledged for purposes
of taxation under those laws, Exemp-
tons from taxation Of properties OF
educational II religious organizations
up to the present time are protected, but
hereafter the Legislature shall grant
CNcmi tons only by a general Law passed
by a lwo-thirds vote in each house.
Recognizing the two Public Service
commissions in the State Constitution
and permitting the removal OF the COM
miss.oners by the Governor without the
consent ~ the : nate There IL nothing
IN this article 20 prevent the Legisla-
ture from passing "A ratio bill without
a previous investigation by tho Public
Service Commission and nothing denn-
Ing what court rINicw the Legislature
may provide from n decision of "A COM
mission, 80 that the Legislature can
provide either u review on the facts
and tho ltN or uu the law alone. hut
n IN" .r.slutulr should do nothing
the Wrsenl ~ls'om would prevail OF IA
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~ ~ HSfn16k bDo6uIs = ~,
4 - Dallas. d nnnn1upeey.
once or Eutuns yeatSnalI. k6so-
rec IN Bankfuptey, 1eee nam stsest,
Dallas. Texas.
In the matter q Hardy Lea
Roach, Bankrqpt. No. 1893. IN
Bsnkruptey..
To the creditors Of Hardy Lsoa
Roach Of Bardwe1l,s in the eoanty
Of Ellis. and dIstriets Aforesaid, hank
rupt.
Notice IL hereby given that On
the 18th day OF October, 1915, the
said Hardy Leon Roach wus duly
adjudged bankrupt: that The first
meeting OF the creditors Of said baak.
fupt viii be held At my office In the
city Of Dallas, Texas. ON the 9TH
day Of November, 1915, At 10 O'Clock
In the forenoon, At which time and
place the said creditors may attend,
prove their claims, appoint ! trustee.
examine the bankrupt, and transact
such other business a. may properly
come before said meeting.
At Dallas, in said district. this the
25th day Of October, A. D., 1915.
EUGENE MARSHALL,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
adv. 1877.
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SEE Morton Bros for house moving
Move and haul anything on earth.
Old phone sos. tt
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NEW MAIL SERVICE TO
ADVENTURES IN ARCTIC

EDMONTON, Alta, Oct. "a
One month from today rural free
delivery in the arctic circle will be-
gin. Carriers will leave on Dec.
%, Jan. rs and Feb. % with other
mails. destined to the land Of the
midnight san, going as far IS pos
sible By railroad. thence by stage,
and finally by dog sled. Mail will
be delivered to squatters. settlers
and prospectors. as well as aGven-
turers, whose addresses are known.
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FOR genuine Colorado Niggerhead
or best McAlester lump coal phone
waxahachie Ice Works. tt
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wANtEp-Your orders for new
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WANTED--Bo Board and room close
in. Address M" care Daily Light.
100