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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-03
LILY BLADE CASE
FINALLY STARTED
AFTER BITTER LEGAL FIGHT SUIT
FOR DAMAGES BEING HEARD
IN CIRCUIT COURT.

After bitter legal fights in circuit
court over which many motions were
argued. some sustained and others
oyerruied the case OF Miss Lily Blade
vs.. the Moline Electric Laundry was
started this morning before Judge +.
u. Ramsay.
The case is brought under the work
mans compensation act. the constitu-
tionality OF which Judge Ramsay sus-
tanned for the second time in this
case Saturday. attorneys for the laun-
dry having attacked it at that time,
claiming it had not been properly pub
lished in house and senate journals.
Attorneys for Miss Blade are ask
ing for payment for period of eight
years the sum of oBe-half of the DIFF
ference in the wage she earned befoTs
injured and the amount she can now
earn. They claim her earning power
is practically eliminated.
Miss Blade was injured in 1912 in
mangle at the laundry and it is claim
ed that her hand was burned, fractured
and cut beyond use.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-03

brother. c. p. Abe-crombie. which oc-
CURED at his home in ClaysvIlle. Pa
His death Was caused by paralysis. He
was 81 years old and until recently
was n the best OF health. He was
well known in this city, having visit
ed here several times with his brother.
and was for some time 4 property
owner In Aiedo. This Is the second
death that has occurred in that fam
lily within a few weeks, his daughter.
Miss Kate Abercrombie having died
but a short time ago. J. II Abercrom-
bic and son Claude left Tuesday even
ing for Claysville to attend the fu-
neral.
Mrs J. w Parkinson and little
daughter OF this city and cousin. Mrs.
n Wyberg OF Elrena. Okla. went TO
Hopewell the last OF the week 70 visit
Mr. and Mrs. /. !. Crawford
Mrs. 6. g. Scott very pleasantly
entertained the Tuesday club az her
home on North College avenue Tues
day afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Humphreys OF
Keithsburg were Aledo visitors Satur-
day.
l. NJ. Rutherford went to Roseviue
Monday on short business rip.
Miss Raulsigh OF Oshkosh. Wis.
came Saturday 10 begin her work as
trimmer in the Basset & Graham mil
iinery store.
Mrs J. ". WEIGH and son. Archie,
were called TO Burlington. Iowa, Wed
nesday on account of the illness of Mr.
Welch. who Is visiting at the home OF
MS daughter. Mrs. Z. Z. Cofheld.
Mrs. ]. w. Wallace spent Saturday
with friends in Galesburg
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-03
SOCIALISTS WORKING
HARD FOB HE OFFICES

Chance for the socialists q Suvis
sf~ctnz president % the village
board is very encouraging and there
fore che mem beers % that party are
unusually active politically. George
Eresth. 90 present q member % the
board o. trustees ts the only caudl
date for president on the socialists.
aetff. while s. ID MarChanf. also O
socialist has no opposition for the po-
sitsru % police magistrate.
ON the cit.zru-s ticket. J. r Brown
ls asuirunf for the muyorai;v and r.
@ uru has announced himself as
candidate for member OF the board
Thus 90 viii De- seen that there viii be-
no contest Iu any one party FOR the
Offices 90 be- f'isd Richard Walsh.
uog president o. the board will not
be- "a candidate.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-03
new CLUE FOUND
IN BODY MYSTERY
DAUGHTER OF MISSING MOLINE
MAN SAYS SHE SENT HIM
CAP FROM oELEssURo.

\ Moline woman Is stul % the be-
lief that the remains OF the aged man
found iu the deserted Case barn at
Twelfth street and Eighteenth avenue
are those % her father. who Was last
heard 81 IN Sparta. Mo. Feb : Il
was learned today that a daughter OF
the missing man who resides In Gales
burg had sent her father a cap. pur-
chased az the o. T. Johnson Clothing
company Of that city. for a present
10 January. The man found IN the
barn wore cap bearing this label
Coroner Meyer has been unable as
set TO get into communication with
the authorities at Sparta 20 see II the
father OF the Moline woman Is really
missing from that place.
a letter from o. ". Waikeep. clerk
% GaiesburE camp No. So. NJ. W 4
yesterday sent letter 20 Chief Bisant
Of Moline stating that one OF their
lodge members has been missing for
several weeks. The name % the man
or his description was not stated In
the letter.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-03

20 hear the school Debating teams IN
a preliminary contest on the big eight
question. Resolved. That the Parcel
Post Should Be Extended TO Include
the Estirs Express business OF the
United States
The Affirmative team consists OF
Alice Martin Robert Olrasted and Rob
err Cline. While the Negative squad f.
Edgar James. Bert Metc4if and Lewis
sGulparsh- Both teams have worked
faithfully and expect 20 best their re
EDective rivals. Moline and Davenport.
In the big eight debates.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-03
NEGRO AsSAILANT
IS UNDER ARREST
CHARLES cARLISoToN.wHo SHOT
LESTER HEseiTT. CAUGHT
~ CHICAGO.
Special Agent for Burlington Sent A.
ter Cook VINO Fired Bullet at
Car Inspector.

Charles Darlington. colored second
cook on dining car Of the Burlington
lines. who shot Lester Nesbitt. n car
Inspector. in this city yesterday morn
ing. was captured by the Chicago 20
lice last night. according 10 a wire re-
ceived this morning by Chief OF Police
James Brinn from Chief Of Detectives
O'Brien. Chicago. The telegram was
very meagre. and little is known OF
the circumstances surrounding the cap
turc \ special agent Of the Burning
ton road was sent 90 Chicago this
morning for the prisoner and will prob
ably return late this afternoon.
According 10 reports from the hos
pital the victim. Lester Nesbitt. Is
improving rapidly. and may be able TO
be about within another week. The
bullet piowed clear through the right
thigh. penetrating the bone. He IS
still weak. however. from the loss OF
blood. II was learned from Nesbitt
that he and Darlington were alone in
the car at the time OF the shooting.
and that the deed was not discovered
until the dining car reached the Bur
iinEton depot on Twentieth street.
Leaped from Car.
Nesbitt stated that the last he re-
membered was when Darlington shot
Just after the car and switch engine
left the roundhouse on Fourteenth
street He tainted away. and did not
recover until the depot was reached.
when hts Eroans attracted other en-
plOyes who were near. Nesbitt was
sure that Darlington leaped from the
moving car. right after he fred. and
this must have been at Sixteenth
street He also stated that he had
said nothing 20 Darlington 20 warrant
the attack
Possibly 10 minutes or more elapsed
between the time Sesbitt was shot
and the time he was found Ia an am
conscious condition At the depot. The
police were called 20 the depot and
Darlington had plenty o. time 10 make
a clean getaway. Darlington evidently I.
caught a train for Chicago during the
and had just arrived tn the .
Windy city when the detectives nabbed .
him.
a charge o. assault Vith intent to /
commit murder VIII probably be lods- .
"a against Darlington
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-03
RECEIVE INQUIRY FROM
ERIE REGARDING BODY

Chief % Police James Brian today
received q letter from the authorities
a- Erie. H.. stating that a barber
named q. 4. Cobain has been messing
from that town foT Eve weeks. They
asked Br,un 20 send them a descrip-
ton % the man found IN the Case
barn. Cobain e. described as feet $
inches Ga height weighing pr0ba bly,
100 pounds. light hair and fair com
plexion. Wore tan shoes and dark
4ult. AID had a grip Of barber tools
and some money with him when ne
left. The body found 10 the barn does
noe answer this description very close
Is. The body found here weighed only
tz0 pounds and had \ gray musiache
and black shoes
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-03
CASE OUTCROWTH
DEAD ORDINANCE
cry ATTORNEY 0ssMfssEs SUIT
~ COUNTY COURT AGAINST
BILL DISTRIBUTOR.
MEASURE When Was Basis for Many
Hsstsa Council Sessions Ss~ Re
realss-sarr - Defendant

A case Which g che ostsroxth Of
ts od bill Distributing ordinance
uslcE vas repealed BY the council ar
ter having been IL force for long
tlrs. aas dismissed ia county court
fa.a Afternoon b. City Attorney James
= writer f1il1winz a CONSULTATION
viii members OF the cts council this
u0ruile
TIE case 90 against C. T.. Barr. Dav-
export head OF an advertising distrib-
gt.nr azercy. Barr was arrested short
wafer The ordnance went into effect
aad vas fined s. and costs for vioiat-
i-r o. tie appealed the case % the
c1GEtT court
After bitter hrht ln the council
ra measure wac repealed and cases
standing against dis.ributors we're
dropped The council felt that IL would
BE- an .nlgstlre % prosecute the case
against SIR Barr 10 view Of the fact
fsar others we're nor held.
Fight Over Measure
IRE ordnance provided that no dis
r-.11rial of bills be conducted iu the
etF Tho council had many heated
sessions over the construction OF the
ordinance. some coureudlnr that Or
meant fg stop only the handing out Of
bits l1 rho street while Others con
tarted thar 20 was passed to prevent
an t.rl1ri1u. iucIudIrr the act %
placing bills 90 porches and doors OF
homes
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-03
SABBATH LID FOR
CAPITAL OF STATE
SHERIFF ISSUES ORDER TO STOP
all SALES OF LIQUORS
WILL PROSECUTE.

Springfield. Ill. March 3-Sherin
John =. Wheeler OF Sangamon county
has ordered the III saloons in Spring
field 10 close next Sunday and every
Sunday thereafter. The sheriff fol
lowed his ultimatum with a communi-
cation TO all OF his deputies. stating
that the law must be enforced without
fear or favor. and any deputy who can
not obey the instructions would bet
ter resign.
The action OF the sheriff has pro
duced the biggest sensation that
Springfield has known for many
day. Vets and drys alike. here for
the legislature. assert that IL will have
an effect 20 be felt all over the state.
II b. the general understanding that
10 Is 20 be the first authoritative at
tempt made by a sheriff in known
wet" community 10 enforce the sun
day closing law OF Illinois. In most
OF the wet" counties no attention has
been paid TO the state statute.
Sheriff Wheeler wrote every saloon
keeper calling his attention TO section
25e. chapter IS. revised statutes OF
Illinois. which provides fine not ex-
ceedinE $500 for any person keeping
open on Sunday any tippling house or
place where liquor IS sold or given
away.
Il am not the Judge OF the law
sheriff Wheeler said. but the peace
officer OF the county. So long as am
sheriff 7 VIII enforce the laws"
States Attorney Edmund Burke. il
is understood has pledged his cooper
alton On prosecuting any cases which
may arise through Sheriff Wheeler's
policy.
sheriff Wheeler was elected in
November as republican, with a
great plurality behind him. He Is for
mcr secretary OF the republican state
and was state game com
missioner under the Yates and De-
neen administrations and is known
throughout the state.
Intense interest has been created
over the order. Il is pointed ont that
in 1912. on a referendum vote which
was permitted TO get on the ballots,
the men of Springfield formally voted
that the Sunday closing law should /
not be enforced. Last April. with the
men and women voting. the state cap |
ital voted wet" by q substantial ma /
jority. Even a majority OF the wom-
on voted with the vets.
The understanding Is that the law /
affects clubs OF all kinds. The sher-
In's instructions 20 the deputies are 4
explicit that the enforcement must be 1
without partially OF the anti-saloOn 1
territory law. the Sunday closing law.
and the law governing Illicit sales Of /
habit forming drugs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-03
OBITUARY
Walter {. DaSon.

Walter =. O9SOH-
| The death of Walter Z. Daxon, So
years of age, occurred at $3.50 last
night at the home of his father. Sam
uel R. Daxon. 6I0 Fourth street, after
an illness of two weeks with pneu-
monia. Up until two weeks ago he
had been in good health.
He was born in Mercer county, Sept
"a. 1879. When still a boy. he moved
TO REYNOLDS and in 1892 came to Milan.
where the family resided six years be-
fore coming to Rock Island in 1898.
After graduating from the grade
schools he finished his education at
the Rock Island high school. For the
past eight years he had been employed
in the paint shop at the Rock Island
Pillow company He was united in
marriage TO Miss Mary Johnston in
this city. March Il. 1909.
Besides his wife he is survived by
three children, Joseph, Bernice and
Margaret. all at home. his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel r. DaXon. and
two sisters, Mrs. Henry StelIrecht,
Davenport. and Mrs. Charles Wendt,
Rock Island
Funeral services viii be conducted
from the home of his father. go Fourth
street. at II O'Clock tomorrow morn
ing. After the services the body viii
be sent to Reynolds. where interment
will be made in Reynolds cemetery.
Funeral of William Pratt
The funeral OF William ]. Pratt. vet
eran arsenal empioye. was held this
afternoon AZ 2:s0 from the late home.
o.-o Eleventh street Rock Islam
lodge No. s5s. a. F. < a II. had
charge of the services. Rev. David a
Johnson OF the Central Presbyterian
church officiating. Burial was in Chip
piannock cemetery
The paIlbearers were: DR.. N. II. Pat
ton, r. Z. Jenkinson. H s. Bollman.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-03
NOTICE

WHEREAS, P. j. Carlson is a
candidate for commissioner in
the city of Rock Island, and as
such, is attempting to still fur
ther divide the working class on
the political field in order to
satisfy his own interests and
laundering for political office;
WHEREAS, P. J. Carlson was
for a number of years a mem
Der of the socialist party, and
as such, gained the confidence
and respect of the progressive
workers of this community,
THEREFORE, be it resolved
that the socialists of Rock Is
land feel it their duty to inform
the voters of this city that P. j.
Carlson has lost all standing in
the socialist organization by
his own personal actions in this
campaign and that he is regard
ed as one who is opposed to the
cause he once protested to rep
resent.
Ali socialists and sympathiz-
ers viii act accordingly at the
coming election.
By order of the socialist
party of Rock Island,
EDGAR OWENS,
Secretary.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-03
PEDDLER IS HURT WHEN
He FALLS FROM WAGON

samuel Barron. n peddieF living NJ
SOS Ninth street. ~as seriously Injured
NJ 1880 thfs afternoon when he
turnbisd from a seat in a wagon IN
which he vas riding 20 the brick pave
meat. inaictiuE a deep cash over his
left eve. with bruises about the face
and a possible fracture OF the ief, arm
The AMBULANCE vas called and he Was
removed 20 MS hone where a physi-
clan attended him
Barron was drivfnE sionE Fourth
avenue between Twenty-thirt and
Tus enfy fourth streets when the horse
suddeniy Jumped forward and be- lost
his Balance. tumbiinE out OF the seat
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-03
PERSONAL POINTS
NJ. a Weld has returned home ION

II. A. Weld has returned home from
"a business trip to Cambridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred J. Spickler Of
Iuanita. y. D, are the parents Of a
daughter. their first born, who arrived
Feb. &c. Mrs. Spicller was formerly
Miss stella Williams of this city.
J. L. Haas. master in chancery, has
hone 20 Chicago where he is consult
ing specialist in regard TO his
health. Mr. Haas recently was i'll
with the grip and his recovery has
not been as rapid as at first antici-
pated.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-03
ALEDO

Miss nellie Townsend Of Wyoming
came Monday % begin her work NJ the
Love millinery store
Lewis FENDER left last week for his
home 70 Memphis. No. after visiting
here with his wife's father George
George Boyies.
spent a few weeks in Keokuk. Iowa.
with their daughter. Airs. J.. .. Walker.
arrived home Saturday.
Mrs Fletcher RAIDER ~ JOY was a
guest az the home or hr- cousin. Miss
Name pooi Saturday.
Nirs. y. Brcediovc and daughter
Miss Edith of Indianapolis. Ind. came
Monday % make al extended visit
with hiss sister and aunt. Mrs. George
Thomasou near JOY.
Mrs X ". Saunders % Pomeroy.
Iowa. returned here Saturday 20 re-
sumo her visit with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. C. ". Gillespie. after visiting
friends IN Viola
Julius Wright and John Swearingcn
left the last 81 the week for Danviile.
whore Mr.. Wright vill remain and live
az the Soldiers home in that city.
As a result OF the efforts Of Con-
gresham CLYDE u. Tavenncr and Sen
ator l.. y. Sherman together with the
Retail Merchants association OF Aledo.
all Mercer county Is now exposed area.
This order makes u possible for the
farmers 20 ship 90 markets and much
relief g. experienced In the country. In
addition 20 Dr. " W Warnock OF this
city. assistant veterinarian. Drs. J. c.
Brown Of JOY and W j. Morgan OF
Seaton have been appointed 20 make
live stock inspection and aid In prompt
shipment OF stock.
\ total OF sOs hogs requiring eight
biz stock cars were shipped from the
local yards Monday This a. the lars-
-; shipment OF hogs ever made from
Aiedo IN one day.
Mr. and Mr. Glen Robbins and lit
tie daughter returned home Monday
from a few days visit in Joy with Mr..
Robbins mother. Mrs. r. =. Mosier.
Thomas Bartie who Is attending the
Illinois Wesleyan university at Bloom
lnEton spent the week end with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs J. Il. Bartie-
Miss Gladys winders entertained n
party OF friends at her home Monday
evening ia honor OF her cousin. Miss
winders OF indianapolis.
Ind. Games were played and a deiici-
Gus two-course luncheon vas served.
The favors were George Washington
hAtche's.
Mrs. p. 2. Smith % Keithsburg came
Tuesday TO visit here with her daugh-
ter Mrs. james A Allen
Mr.. and Mrs. I'd Guthrie went to
Joy Saturday 90 visit Mr.. and Mrs. r.
= Crapneil.
Andrew Epperiy ~ho + attending
Browns business college in Rock Is
land. spent Sunday with home folks
Mr.. and Mrs. Giibcrt Cubbage and
son Herman moved TO Joy Saturday
where they wiil make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Lundquist
went 20 Alpha Monday TO visit, Mrs
SISTER. Mrs. Charles An
serSou
Bert MeLanEhlin was a business Wis
tor 81 Viola Monday.
Wentworth Holmes OF Joy spent i
with trends In Aiedo.
J. II Abercrombie received word 1
afternoon OF the death Ct his !
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-03
VICAR GENERAL SPEAKS
IN ROCK ISLAND CHURCH

Rt Rev. James Shannon, vicar gen
eral of the Peoria diocese of the Ro-
man Catholic church. viii lecture this
evening at Sacred Heart church, Fifth
avenue and Twenty-seventh street. He
is one of several outside clergymen Sc
cured by the pastor, Rev. c. p O'Neil,
TO speak to his parishioners during the
Lenten season. Father Shannon is
said to be one of the most eloquent
and learned pastors in the diocese.
The lecture, which is free for nom
Catholics as well as members of the
congregation, viii begin at 1880
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-03
Ladies and Gentlemen:

Ladies and Gentlemen:
/ wish TO announce through the
public press that 1 an again a
candidate for mayor. This does
no; come entirely Of my owr.
choice but largely IN response TO
an usisJeut call Of the people.
not % small clique or faction.
The people are rlpe for a change
and want il badly. AS a candi-
date ! am 10 accident have
the experience and I believe !
have the ability and the back
bone 90 DO my duty as see II.
with justice and equal rights TO
all and special privileges to
none.
Regardless Of who may or
rnly not support me ! have not
now nor viii in the future have
any eutangiing alliances. / am
free and independent of all
men. cEques or factions, as TO
this I refer you TO my previous
record and If elected and be
heve I VIII be. I am going TO
give you a clean cut Business
Administration
As TO public improvements, /
am the originator OF that policy
IN this city. and viii push 1t TO
the limit. bat with reason and
confederation. I an not N favor
Of embarrassing the city finan-
eiaHy or impoverishing the peo-
pie as n whole. especially IN
tines Of financial depression
when the poor and unfortunate
are compelled to sacrifice their
homes to meet the demands
made upon them
am with respect yours.
WIN. McCoNocHIE-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-03
OF IOWA breaches
TRINITY CHURCH TONIGHT

At the lenten services at Trinity
Episcopal church this evening at 1880
o'clock the sermon will be delivered
by Right Rev. T. n. Morrison, bishop
of the Episcopal diocese OF Iowa. The
services will be held in the church.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-03
Mrs. Amanda Post

The funeral of Mrs. Amanda Post,
Milan, viii be held tomorrow after
noon at 2:30 at the residence. Rev. w.
II. Shaw will oficiate. Interment Will
be made in the Milan cemetery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-03

Jacksonville, Il.-Owen Hannah. an
enploye at the Farmers elevator at
Meredosia, was killed while attempt
ing TO move some cars. A cable pull
ley broke and he was thrown against
a concrete wall.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-03

Candidate for the office of
commissioner invites your in
vestigation as to his reputation
for honesty, fair dealing and
his ability to efficiently serve
you in the Office he seeks. All
of his interests are in Rock Is
land and a vote for him is a
vote for a bigger and better
Rock Island.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-03
RURAL UNION CAUCUS IS
CALLED FOR MARCH 10Th

Plans have b@ea made TO bold a
uasgn caucus on March :" AZ p m
a. the Rural to~u ball a. which tine
candidates for supervisor and road
commissioned iii b named Paul
wadsworth Is the present member OF
she eoanty board from Rural township
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-03
STUDENTS WILL DEBATE
PARCEL POST SUBJECT

A. special program VIII be- siver TO-
flr.enfe meeting OF the C.cer1uiau
society % fhe local hiEh school when
fsr members VII te given % chance
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-03

f. D. Forrest, Emil Beck and D.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-03

All the news al tAs tirns-Ths
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-03

goLlrIcAL AovERTIslNe.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-03

POLITICAL ADVERTISING.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-10-26
ACID JOKE CAUSES DEATH

New York World
Anthony Faith, y years. Of 7l3
/ orest avenue, Brooklyn, is dead n
st. Catherine's Hospital from sulphu-
ric acid burns received in the factory
of the Taylor Instrument Company,
S4 Evergreen avenue
Two boys have been arrested in con-
neCtion with the death Of Faith.
which, it is said resulted from
Joke" by fellow employees in he
factory.
Faith was employed al a nach chIne.
making thermometer bulbs He left
ii briefly and other boys sprinkled
acid on the chair When Faith re
turned and sat down the acid burned
him terribly. He died after night
OF agony.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-10-26
PAUL EDWARDS. BLIND,
BUT CLEVER vERSlfIER

Mr Iaut Edwards vha tx. 7-
ham. is totally blind ,..t r. a,ni.rt
himself To th.. Ststv Of noA,Yx |n,si
n has reached tn" NON, wh.ra y. can
prode;c.. ,.rsa fhat = - = -
lie writes on the tvr.ewrY..r md ~.
work j. We'll done pa,r
poems recently cornpo-~i nv Nr E4
school for tha Rler1~
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