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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-09
COUNSEL TILTS
ENLIVEN THINGS
AT THE HEARING

Providence. r. l.. March S.-Tilts
methods of examining witnesses enliv-
ened the hearing of the Interstate
Commerce Commission here this
morning while the members were try
ing to secure the sentiment in regard
to the New Haven retaining its Sound
line steamers. Benjamin l. Spock.
counsel for the railroad. declared that
Frank NJ. Swacker representing the
Department Of Justice. was trying to
inject past history into the case. and
the latter retaliated by saying that Mr..
Spock was trying to reflect on the
commission. Several witnesses. all ia
vorable to the retention of the boats,
were heard,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-09
BOSTON'S SNOW
R ECORDS SET
ON WEDNESDAY

Boston. March S.-Snow fall records
of nine years standing were broken
when a storm today left three inches
on the ground. bringing the total rec
ord for the winter to date up to 50 Ia
inches. Today's fall was wet and
heavy and added to the several inches
of slush remaining from previous
storms, made street conditions ex-
tremely disaSreeable. Railroad COM
pAnies reported only comparatively
slight delay in local schedules. although
some trains from the West were an
hour late. During the height Of the
snowfall there was a sharp electrical
disturbance lasting for ten minutes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-09
BOWD0|N SOPHs
and FRESHMEN
IN RELAY TRIALS

Brunswick. Ne. March S.-(sp.H.n
Trials for the Sophomore and Frssbn,.
relay teams which will compete a, a..
Sophomore and Freshman relay r..,
Friday evening were held Wedn.,s,.
afternoon in Hyde athletic building n,
or two in each class were unable IA -.
out and will be given chance 70 maj.
their respective teams THURSDAY an,
noon.
The trials of Wednesday resulted =.
follows:
Freshmen-Perley S. Turner OF Ann.
ia, William E. Hutchinson of Sprnssa,
Mass. Ellsworth ". Holebreok Of W,
casset Louis 3. Mccarthy Of West Pm
bury. Mass. Louis G. Barton Of pr
land. Paul E. Doherty of Fall River
Mass. Hugh A. Nichols of Bath.
Sophomores-Oscar L. Hamln Of MOs
Roland H. Peacock Of Freeport, Villa.
A. Savage of West Somerville. Mass. A.
fred s. Gray of Portland, Leland c. w.
man of Livermore Falls. William Y
Siminton of Yarmouthville, Rod.rs
Prime Of Springfield. Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-09
REV. DIR. FOSTER ELY,
CIVIL WAR CHAPLAIN,
DIES AT STAMFORD

Stamford, Conn, March s.-Rev. Dr.
Foster Ely, a retired Episcopal clergy
man. died at his home here today in
his Soth year. DR.. Ely practised at the
Mississippi bar before the Civil War
there meeting Jefferson Davis through
friendship with Robert E. Lee
After the war, in which he was a
chaplain. DR. Ely came north and be-
came rector Of the Church of the Holy
Spirit. Kingston, n. Y At the outbreak
Of the Franco Prussian var he was
rector Of the American Church in
Paris. He was in Rome at the time
Of the establishment Of Italian unity
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-09
RUSSIAN TORPEDO
BOATS CONTINUE
ACTIVE IN BLACK s.

Petrograd, March s.--tvia Lonis
March 9).-The activity of RUSH,
torpedo boats in the Black sea agains
coast towns east Of Trebizord is con
tinuing with success. According TO re
cent dispatches from Sebastopol tn
Turkish coast defenses are crumtn
up before the intensity Of the Russia
bombardment.
There is apparently a growing DIV
position on the part Of the Turr
along the Anatolian shore TO surrs
Ger without fighting. In many cass
according to reports received here, b
Turkish population Rave sent out en-
issaries in boats to the Russian as
offering submission to Russia. Russia
cruisers continue to lombard Treel
zond.
Rumors Of Turkeys willingness
enter into peace negotiations vii
Russia are increasingly current hen
but there is no official confirmats
that Turkey has up to the prssst
made actual overtures to the Russs
government.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-09
WOMEN HELD ON 1
PERJURY CHARGE
IN MOHR TRIN

Providence. r. l.. March s.-Mrs' ~
Spellman and Mrs. Gertrude May DalH
witnesses in the murder trial OF "
Elizabeth F. Mohr. were adjudged W'
ably guilty of perjury in connection VIZ
the testimony they gave in that case y
were bound over to the grand ,uT
the sixth district court today. The ha
ing in the case. which had been CONF
ued several times. occupied the WV
morning William II. Lewis OF bos@
and John 3. Edwards defended the "
women. who are the wife and sister
Henry H. Spellman. one OF the neg"
convicted of the murder Of Or. c. f1'a1
lin Mohr.
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EAST WINTHROP

The Thursday Club is to give benefit
to the Senior class of W. II. S. at the
church vestry at East Winthrop on Fri
day evening of this week. March L. A
supper Of the usual order will be served
from to 5, to be followed by an enter
tainment furnished by the class and High
school students. Winthrop village people
will please take the P. NJ. car from
Winthrop. Public patronage is earnestly
solicited in. the most worthy cause. Come
everybody.
The Thursday Club will give a supper
for the benefit OF the Senior class OF
Winthrop High school on Friday evening
March 10. The entertainment will be Civ
en- by the class.
Miss Louise Foster has been confined &c
the house for few days with = severe
49,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-09
EASTERN KODAK
co. APPEALS ON
HAZEL DECISl0I

Buffalo, March S.-Papers IN an ayr
to the supreme court were filed nsN .
day by the Eastman Kodak Co ayr,
the recent decision of Judge JONI
Hazel, who held that the company ~"
monopoly in restraint of trade.
Pending decision on the appeal !.
stated that the kodak company
agreed not to enlarge its alleged h'0''.
oily by the further acquisition OF ".
peting concerns and will discontinue :.
tain methods of business held oy '' \
Hazel to have been in violation VI
Sherman act. The alleged errors ci'e'
the appeal include virtually all " .
principal findings in Judge Haze'
cision. s--f
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$25,Ooo,ooo
Tube Plant
at Gary, Ind.

New York, March s-A new tube
plant TO cost s25.ooo.ooo will be erect
| ed at Gerry. Ind, by the United States
Steel Corporation. according TO off1eial
announcement made here late today by
Ebert II. Gary, chairman Of the Cor
poration
The new plant with other extension
work Authorized during the last six
months VII make total OF about $751;
100000 appropriated for new construc-
tion. We have decided" said Mr.
GARY TO build and will promptly COM
mence the construction OF a first class
tube plant at Gary. 1t is estimated the
improvements. including ore docks. ore
yard. blast furnaces. converting mills
blooming mills. power station. water
works. sheared plate mill, universal
plate mills. butt mills. job shops and
all auxiliar: departments will cost $685.
e0o0 II is probable the plant will be
built in two units. the first of which,
il Is hoped. viii be completed in about
II months.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-09
THE DESTROYER
PORTER FORCED TO
GIVE UP TESTS

Rockland. Me. March s.-Blizzard
conditions forced the torpedo boat de-
stroyer Porter. which started today on
the first of her standardization trials.
to return to this harbor before the
completion of the tests. Charging
through the heavy seas stirred up by
one of the worst gales of the winter.
the destroyer shipped SO much water
that the board of inspection and sur
vey found it impracticable to obtain
the desired statistical data. and de-
cided that a new set OF Standardization
trials would be necessary. A speed Of
% knots was attained in some of the
runs before the storm reached its
height.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-09
CAPTAIN DIES
As BRINGS HIS
VESSEL TO PORT

Boston. March s.-Collapsing on the
bridge after four days battle against
terrific storms, Capt. Charles w. Pick
thorn died late today Just after he had
brought the British steamer Clearway
with a million dollar cargo into port. Ex-
haustion and heart disease were given
as the cause Of death.
The Ciearway had an unusually long
voyage from Calcutta. She left there
Dec q and encountered a succession OF
gales which eliminated in the worst Q;
the series during the last four days.
When the ship locked a big batch OF
mail was sent aboard for the captain
from his wife in England and from his
son. lieutenant serving on the British
front in France.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-09
WATERvILLE

The Waterville State League BOWL
ing team will 60 to Gardiner Ihurs-
day. where they meet Gardiner IN
game that win mean much 10 the "at-
erville boys. The Gardiner team al
their own alleys have always been a
hard team for the locals to defeat and
all the members OF the team realize
that they will have to do the very best
bowling which they are capable If they
hope to win With only four more
matches to be played, it is up 10 the
Watervilie five to gather in every point
possible now if they want 20 get the
big money of the series. Every man
is going down determined to do his
hest and il will take some fine bowling
for Gardiner to be returned the winner
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-09
MECHANICS OF
I r Ell A N D FEAR
TO CROSS CHANNEL

London. March s.-"Many Irish me-
chanics are afraid if they cross the
channel. they will place themselves
within the scope Of the military SER
vice act" is the reason given by the
militia officials for the failure to OBJ
tin skilled labor from Ireland for fac
tories in England and Scotland. where
it is urgently needed.
In order to overcome this objection
one trades union has obtained the le-
gal opinion that Irishmen employed
temporarily on jobs in England would
not be liable to military service.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-09
THE REMAINS OF
THOMAS KEARNS
FOUND IN RIVER

"altham, Mass, March S.-The BODY
OF Thomas F. Kearns. mayor of Wal
than. who disappeared on Dec. 81
three days before his successor was
inaugurated. was found in Charles
river late today. Identification was
made by friends who recognized the
cuff links. Mr.. Kearns had been i'll a
week before his disappearance and il
was believed that he was still suffer
ing from the result Of this illness when
ne fell into the river. He was IS years
OF are and unmarried.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-09
PROVIDENCE WHARF
DAMAGED BY FIRE

Providence, r. l., March S.-The
Harbor Junction wharf of the New
Haven road was badly damaged by
fire tonight. The loss is estimated at
$4,000. This blaze. one of the most
spectacular that the city has had in
months, lighted up Narragansett bay
and the reflection was visible Tor
miles, A big coal pocket containing
several hundred tons of coal was de-
stroyed. Two three niasted schooners
and a STANDARD Oil barge. No. So, tied
up at the wharf, were towed clear, es-
Gaping with trifiing damage.
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deny Col. Churchi!rs charges" He
then threw the blame on Churchill for
depicting the ranks Of skilled ship
wrights by allowing them to join the
army during Churchills tenure Of Of
fee. thus hindering the shipbuilding
plans which. however, the government
had succeeded in keeping abreast with
the needs.
IF the fleets at the command Of this
country at this moment are INSULT
Gent to secure safety. then in the
whole history of Great BBritain they
never have BEEN" was one Of the part
ing shots fred by MIR. Balfour. ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-09
NATIONAL HOME

Officer of the day. Capt. Hugh Doyle.
Mrs. F. L. Appleton left Wednesday
for 10-days visit to friends in Hart
ford. Conn.
Tiffany Camp. No. 4. L. S. W. ",
will hold its regular meeting at $50
this Thursday evening and a full at
tendance is desired
The funeral Of the late Roswell
Prescott was held from the Home
chapel at A. N. Wednesday, Rev.
Z. H. Temple officiating.
The funeral of the late Capt. Henry
McDevitt was held from the Home
chapel at 100 P. NJ. Wednesday, Rev
G. II. Temple officiating. The officers
Of the Home, with the non-commis-
stoned staff. and veterans and his
many friends attended. The remains
will Thursday morning be taken by
his son. ". II. McDevitt, to Hampton
Falls. y. H., for interment.
The remains Of the late William A.
Mcdonald have been taken to White
field for interment.
The funeral Of the late Samuel P.
Coolidge will be held from the Home
chapel at A. NJ. Thursday, Rev. H.
H. Temple officiating.
Hughie A. Warren, late Co. 6. sth
Mass. Inf and James H Place. late Co.
F. Srd Mass. H. A., former members,
reported Wednesday for re-admiesioh.
Robert c. Horrigan has been sent
to Co. NJ. from the hospital.
James Comerford Of Co. B, William
Lind Of Co. A. and Mable Nickett Of
Co. NJ have been admitted 10 the hos
pital for treatment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-09
FOREMAN
REPORTS VILLA
AT THAT PLACE

Columbus, n. NJ, s.erch S.-Francis-
co villa. and his forces today reached
the ranch OF the Palornas Land and
Cattle Co. 1t Nogales. chihuahua, ten
miles below the border and ~ miles
east Of here, according to q telegram
sent by the American foreman Of the
ranch and which was received here late
today. The message makes no men,
ton Of Arthur Mckinney. James Cor.
bett and James O'Neil. American cat.
tlemen believed to have been taken
prisoners yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-09
SHERIFFS SEARCH
OAKLAND HOTEL

Deputy Sheriffs Roderick Of this city
and Nash Of Eassalboro went to OAK
land Wednesday afternoon and search
ed the Revere House of which
Fred W. Kinney is the proprietor. They
found some liquor and the proprietor
was arrested and taken before Judge
George ". Field. where he pleaded not
guilty. was found guilty and sentenced
to pay fine Of 800 and costs and
serve so days in Jail and in default OF
pavment 60 days extra He appealed
and furnished cash bail in the sum OF
500.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-09

hattleship Louisiana at Vera Cruz in
October. 1913. after a breach had oc-
CURED between Diaz and Gen. Huerra
then dictator of Mexico, was arrested
here today with Pablo A. Lopez. on
smuggling charge. The specific allega-
ton Is that they conspired to defraud
the United States government by
concealing q diamond necklace worth
$4,000 and bringing it into this country
without payment of duty. In default
Of $1,000 bail each, the Mexican ref
ugees were locked up in the Tonbs
Ocon was prominent in the events Of
Mexico City in February, 1913, which
resulted in the overthrow Of President
Madero.
On May "a Of that year, in the Mexican
Chamber Of Deputies. he was charged by
Ouerido Moheno. who later became min
lister Of foreign affairs. with being 'the
actual murderer of Gustavo Madero," a
brother of the late President. Moheno s
denunciation was made In connection
with demand for an appropriation Of
$4,000 TO be paid to Ocon for service rem
dered to the government.
When Gen. Felix Diaz made his spec
tacular escape from Mexico with Ocon
and Jose Sandoval, then said to be his
chief supporters. it was announced that
Huerta had Just previously ordered the
arrest Of Ocon and Sandova- Ocon prop
erty in Mexico City. valued In the mil
lions, was confscated by Huerta.
The first intimation the customs au-
thorities obtained of the alleged SNUG
Cling was when the diamond necklace
was offered for sale several days ago to
two large jewelry establishments on 5th
avenue. The necklace was left at one OF
these places for examination and Lopez
was taken in custody when. the govern
ment agents say, he appeared there today
Later Ocon was arrested at his home.
According to the government agents
Lopez made a secret visit to Mexico q,
Ocon's direction. returning here in com.
rany with an official Of the Carranza
government on Feb. q last. and bringing
the necklace with him. To the customs
odices he is alleged to have said the only
dutiable articles in his baggage were q
few cigars.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-09
MEXICAN REBEL
GENERALS PUT
over SHIP RAIL

Washington. March S.-Unofiicial re-
ports reached Washington from the
West Coast of Mexico that de facto
government officials had disposed OF
five rebel generals captured in Sonora
by dropping them over the rail Of a
ship on which they were being taken
to Manzanillo. The general were
Francisco Crbaiejo. Jesus Trujillo.
Fruetuoso MendeZ. Juan Banderas and
Manuel Bachcmo. Mexican officials
have stated that these revolutionary
leaders were executed without giving
details
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-09
VALUABLE GEMS
IN FERRY LOOT
BY N. Y. THIEVb

New York. March s.-Faluaoie
were included. it was learned tonish"
the loot obtained by the thieves I'd
stole four sacks OF registered man
a ferryboat here on Feb. 3. Inc
once department has sent to all
brokers in the city a circular dese
the missing jewelry. -
The list includes a ruby valued =.
a necklace of iis graduate pearls I.
total weight of 1889 grains, 100 ioo's =,
monds and . large sapphire. Inv
value was not given. .,-saa
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FIND SIXTEEN
ARMENIANS OF
USUAL 100000

London, March S.-Ine RussidHS
found only Is Armenlans awe In Ell
zerum out Of the usual Armenian pop
ulation of 10000. according TO INFORM
alton received in Petrograd and for
warded by Reuters correspondent III
the Russian capital.
THE Turkish inhabitants OF Ere
rum" the correspondent adds, stated
that a few days before the capture OF
the fortress by the Russians all the
Armenians in the town were driven
out BY the police in westerly direc-
ton, where the Kurds, who had been
forewarned, massacred all Of them.
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STRIKERS LOOK
FOR TROUBLE
AT WESTFIELD

Westfield, Mass, March S.-Three
hundred strikers Of the foundries of
the H. B. Smith Co. surrounded the
plant today and prevented all persons
from entering. Twenty-Five policemen
We're on duty. Some among the strikers
challenged the police to fight but the
challenge was not accepted. The Sc
lectmen have been asked to take steps
to secure the aid Of the state police.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-09
EXPLOSION OF :,
600 QUARTS Of
N|TR0-GLYCERIN[
One Man Killed and Town PIT
Panic by the Shock

Tulsa. Okla, March Six INV.
quarts of nitro-glycerine exploded n,
Cleveland, Okla, late today, KILN. :.
man and almost causing a panic in -
sa, b miles distant, when the conc,,.
shattered windows and rocked t.4
buildings. Many persons here ran >, -
streets fearing an earthquake ~
Hill, driver, who was hauling the -.
sive to the Cleveland Oil field. wa. h'
to pieces. 1t was thought the nh,
glycerine was detonated by the ia, !.
rough stretch of road
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-09
SCHOONER TOWED
. TO PORT AFTER
BEING PICKED UP

Vineyard Haven. Mass. March s.
The schooner Estelle Krieger. Oil lad
en-. from Port Arthur. Tex. to Bos-
ton. was towed into port by the coast
guard cutter Acushnet, which picked
her up last night at the entrance Of
Vineyard Sound. The Krieger reported
the loss Of several sails, part Of her
head gear and q broken MINDLESS. She
will make temporary repairs here and
(proceed.
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DEATH
OF ENVER PASHA
UNCONFIRMED

London, March s.-An Athens des-
patch to the Exchange Telegraph Co.
reports rumors Of the death Of Enver
Pasha, Turkish minister Of war. but
all efforts to confirm or refute them
have been unavailing.
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MONTENEGRO
GOVERNMENT
AT BORDEAUX

Lyons. March S.-The seat Of the
government of Montenegro has been
transferred from Lyons to Bordeaux.
The King and members of che royal
family. with the cabinet officers. left
here last night 10 take up their new
residence in a mansion which has been
prepared for them near the city Of
Bordeaux
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ALL GERMAN BORN
AT SYDNEY, N. S. W.,
DISFRANCHISED

sydney. -. S. W., Via London, March
s.-The cabinet has decided to olsen
franchise all German born electors for
the duration Of the war. following the
arrest and interment of several hum
dred aliens who are considered Of hos
tile disposition.
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ERASTuS LERM0ND
DIES WEDNESDAY
At TH0MAST0N

Thonaston. Me-, March S.-Erastus
Lermond, who was a candidate Of the
National Democratic party for pres
idential elector on the Palmer Buckner
ticket in 1896 and for Governor in 1898.
died today. He conducted a large dairy
rear here.
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FOOLISH RUMOR
SAYS PRESIDENT
OF A "WARNING'

Washington. March S. President
Wilson today authorized Representative
Pou to deny as utterly foolish" ru-
NOR which had reached the House to
the effect that THE President had
changed his mind and was preparing
to issue a warning against Americans
taking passage on armed merchant
men,, Mr.. Pou denied the report on
the floor Of the House.
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Thursday's Concert Program

March-"Sporting Life" Cone
Overture-"The Life for the Car"
Glinka
Waltzes-''Extasia' Maquet
Grand Selection from 'Rigoletto''
Verdi
Baracolle-"I,e Chant du Gondolier'
Mezzocapo
Grand Selection Of Songs Of Ireland"
DOugiasS
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EASTERN ROADS
MUST DELIVER
CARS FOR WEST

Washington, March S.-The commission
on car shortage OF the American Rail-
way Association today notified eastern
railroads that it would impose penalties
upon such of them as continued to disre-
gard the commissions suggestions for de-
livering box cars to western roads TO
ameliorate the present car shortage in the
West.
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KAISER ADORNS
MOEWE CAPTAIN,
SAYS DISPATCH

London, March S.-Emperor William
has received the commander of the
German commerce raider MoeWe and
personally presented him with the Or
der Pour lie Merite. according TO a
Reuter- dispatch from Amsterdam.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-09
Funeral Of Norman Taylor

The funeral Of Norman Taylor. the
Young son of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Tay-
lor. was held at Notre Dame church
at 9 o'clock Wednesday morning. the
interment was in Pine Grove.
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LAWRENCE, MASS,
WEAVERS STRIKE

Lawrence. Mass. March s.-Forty-
six young men employed in the Lower
Pacific mills weave room struck today
for an advance in wages from 500
to $50 per week.
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SHIELDS BILL

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MURDER NOT CONFIRMED

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CHURCHILL'S CHARGES

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