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WEEKS NEWS in PARAGRAPHS

The cottonseed crushing and refin.
ing industry 10 about to put itself un.
der voluntary regulation by the food
administration.
Foreign
Difficulties with the winter supply
Of fuel in Germany already are be-
ing felt.
Several Swiss newspapers demand
that the authorities take the same
measures a. were adopted recently at
Budapest. Hungary. and expel all for.
eigners Of military age.
Gen. Korniloff. commander in chief
Of the Russian army. has issued an or.
der in which he extols the brilliant
work Of the Russian artillery In the
recent fighting. despite the army's
lowered morale.
America has never known defeat
and on this occasion. too. she will tri
umph." was the confident declaration
Of Premier Lloyd George at Birken.
head. England. that swayed = great
crow to thunderous applause.
The Swedish German revelations are
made q feature Of Paris newspapers.
which in their Introductory notes and
headlines attach responsibility to the
Swedish government and In particu.
lar to the minister Of foreign affairs.
Reports received at Rome declare
Eialh MaruhuI vo,, llndouhvr~ 4, ,,>sy
III and that the injuries recently sus.
tanned by Quartermaster General Won
Ludendorff In Q railway accident IL
Belgium were graver than at first sup.
posed.
News Of the sinking Of the Italian
warship Umberto l. by striking mine
while conveying merchant vessels
through the Mediterranean sea was
brought to an Atlantic port by . Nor.
wegian steamship. Fifty Of the crew
persisted.
The Washington State Department.
revelation OF . Swedish diplomat In
Argentina acting a. an intermediary
for transferring German messages TO
Berlin has created one Of the greatest
International sensations Of the war at
London. The development itself 10 not.
however. a great surprise. the chief
surprise being that the American Of.
ficials were able TO obtain the mes.
sagcs. As they did the Zimmerman
note OF last winter regarding German
ovcrtures to Mexico. The Swedish
government. with the monarchy. the
aristocracy and the army officers. has
been rated strongly pro-0erman
throughout the var. and Queen Vic.
toris In several public utterances has
proclaimed her German sentimants %
strongly - any German could,
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About the War

French minister decides to resign.
Italians take $4,000 prisoners In 70
cent battles.
U. 8. troops In London present stir
ring spectacle.
German engineers bridge River A
In lower Livonia.
German aviators lombard American
hospital In France.
Two British ships Of more than D.
900 tons have been sunk by subma'
rines.
Russian batteries have shelled Ger.
man ships In the Gulf Of Riga, COM
polling them to withdraw.
Korniloff has announced himself
military dictator. Petrograd has been
declared In a state Of war by Keren-
sky.
Germany will shortly be able to pub
lish her peace terms. according 10 DIR.
Geors Michselis. the German chancel-
lor.
Reports reached Laredo. Tex, OF
the defeat and practical humiliation
Of . body Of 100 Carranxa soldiers In
an encounter with bandits near villa
Barcia.
Furious fighting continues for the
Monte San Gabrielle stronghold. The
Italian official statement denies the
claims made by Austria several days
ago Of recapturing ground near Her.
NADIA.
According to reports from the Pet.
rograd Winter Palace. where the
Government Council was in session.
. considerable force Of supporters OF
Gen. koruiloff already have passed
Luga on the way to Pctrosrad.
Northeast Of Verdun the French
consolidated the positions taken In as.
saults on the crown princes army.
British troops also have followed up
their gains and consolidated trenches
captured southeast OF Hsraicourt.
The war commission OF fifty prom.
inent Chinese. headed by Lu Cheng
Haiang, has advised the government
70 3oin the entente allies. to sign tho
London agreement against u separate
peace and sign the Paris economic
compact
The Russians have launched an Of.
fensive near Riga and temporarily
checked the advance Of the Germans.
A death battalion" put the Tcutons
to rout northeast Of the big seaport.
Rumanian forces also have assumed
an offensive and delivered repeated
attacks against the enemy In the Tro.
tus and Oitus valleys.
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ly observe Monday, Sept. 18th. as Con.
stitution Day. that being the one hun
bred and thiYtieth anniversary of the
signing Of the constitution OF the
United States,
The United States government has
been asked to pay 1859 for the dam.
age done by a squad Of soldiers when
they stormed and bombarded with
stones the place Of business of candy
company In Denver
One hundred and seventy.six acres
of seed beets we're cut by hand in one
week In the Loveland sugar factory
district. There will be enough beet
seed raised In the state this year for
all the states needs.
When the Manufacturers convention
called by Governor Gunter convenes
In Denver at the state capitol on
Sept. 18th, 1t is hoped that those in
attendance will be from every nook
and Granny in the state.
American losses in the war in Eu.
rope will be surprisingly small in
comparison with the list Of casualties
Of others of the allied nations, accord.
ing to Capt. Il. J. P. Rouvier of the
French army who visited Denver.
A Penrose report states that Charles
e. White sent to the Round Crest
cannery at Canon City 115 tons of
cherries and E. P. Olmstead about
fifteen tons more. total of 260,000
pounds. For these the cannery paid
81 cents on the ground, or $500.
A. Fields of Springfield. has ninety
acres of broom corn that will make
twenty tons or more. and fifty acres
of maize and other stuff That will
mean anywhere from $4,000 to 10000.
Twenty cooks. among them some OF
the most expert chefs In Denver. de-
parted for Camp Funston, Fort Riley.
Kan. to serve the soldiers now in the
cantonment.
The second annual garden exhibit
for adults and children under the
auspices of the Mothers Congress and
Parent.Teachers' Association will be
held Sept. 13. IA and Is at Denver.
Thirty thousand people were on the
Fair Grounds at Rocky Ford on the
last day Of the Arkansas Valley Fair.
On melon day 100000 pounds Of water
melons were consumed in less than an
hour. being 1000 pounds more than
used at the last fair. The gate re.
ceipts were $4,000 greater on melon
day than any previous year in twenty.
six years.
DR.. Victor C. Anderson was elected
president Of the Colorado School Of
Mines at q meeting Of the board OF
trustees held in the office Of the gov.
ernor at salary Of $4,000 q year.
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Report villa Offers to Surrender.

Juarez. Mex.-La Lucia. a Mexican
daily newspaper published here. print.
ed a story from chihuahua City. say.
ing Francisco villa had sent n letter
to Gen. Francisco Murguia. command.
er OF the northeastern military zone,
offering to surrender II he was given
personal guarantees Of amnesty. vi.
la 10 now In the Durango mountains.
Inspector General Andres G. Garcia
Of the Mexican consular service said
he had received NO information regard.
Ing the report.
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The California Football Association
will open Its season Sept. 30.
Alfred de Orc of New York won the
world championship In three-cushion
billiards from Robert L. Cannefax Of
81. Louis. The total score was $50 to
14S in favor Of De Orc.
Eugene Nifong. . former star ath.
lete at the Colorado Springs High
school. and captain Of the Terror
eleven Of 1918. has enlisted and left
for Camp Baldwin, Denver. where he
will be. stationed In Battery c.
A new world harness record for q
five-mile race was established at tho
closing Of the Quebec exhibition har-
ness meeting when Marconi paced
ten rounds OF the halfmile track in
twelve minutes and two and three
fourths seconds.
Arthur Bonebrakc. 16 years old. Of
the Shawnee Golf Club. won the state
golf championship from H. l.. Arm.
strong Of the Topeka Country Club in
the tenth annual tournament of the
Kansas State Golf Association. the
score being 10 up and 8 to play.
Washington
New government crop report shows
Increased production.
Chautauqua and lyceum entertain.
ments will be provided At cost for
every army camp and cantonment
soon.
Better weather favored crops gen.
orally during August and AZ n result
larger yields were forecast by the De.
pRrtment OF Agriculture In Its esti.
mates based on conditions existing
Sept. I.
Negro troops Of the national army
will be organized In separate units. -
10 done In the regular army. and so
far - possible will be trained In the
states where they are raised.
The war revenue bill-proposing
tho greatest single levy on taxes In
the history Of the world-was passed
by the Senate. The measure provides
revenue totalinE S?.4ll.G7o.oOo.
wyoming banks Of the federal re.
serve system have been transferred.
effective Sept. Sc<h.. to the direct
Jurisdiction Of the new Omaha branch
Of the Kansas City ressrve baAk.
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Minor Mention.

An Olney farmer has 75-acre bean
field.
Trinidad wants an up.to-date pack
ing plant.
Proposed strike Of Denver butchers
Is settled.
Denver's vice cleanup campaign is
under way.
The Las Animas county draft quota
of 331 men is now complete.
Sugar company commences opera
ton Of recently purchased railroad.
The second big drive in Denver's
smoke prevention campaign is under
way.
The engine room Of the Empson
Canning plant at Mead was destroyed
BY fire
Farmers of Durango district appeal
to Hoover for assistance In market.
Ing crops.
John Toffall, q soldier at Fort Lo.
gan. took bichloride OF mercury with
suicidal intent.
The largest acreage Of broom corn
and beans ever planted in Baca coun.
ty will be harvested this fall.
A sugar manufacturer declared in
Denver that by Oct. LIST there will be-
a drop in price Of $3.50 per cwt.. whole.
sale.
The wheat yield in Baca county has
gone beyond all expectations. In some
localities yields Of twenty bushels are
reported.
The first shovelful Of dirt was
turned by ]. H. Thatcher on the site
where the new Thatcher fountain will
be erected in Denver City Park.
Denver will open its department for
the sale of Ignite coal at a cost to
families of moderate means Sept. 18th
The sale price is to be $4.ls ton
delivered.
The Royal Highlanders held their
seventh national convention at Den.
yer. More than 200 delegates from
seventeen states represented 10000
members.
Denver will be represented 1t the
coming war convention Of American
business men At Atlantic City by q
good sized contingent Of Civic Associ.
alton members.
Colorado manufacturers on the night
Of Sept. 18th, in Denver, will sit down
to . sumptuous repast composed OF
Colorado-made and Colorado-grown
food commodities.
The Colorado Society. Sons of the
American Revolution. through James
F. Hadley, president. and James P.
Willard. secretary and registrar, has
asked chapters in the state to proper.
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which brought me out Of It I'll right, 90
i an now well and do Ill my housswoek,
besides working IN my garden. Several
Of nv neighbour have got well BY tax.
inc lydia +. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound."-krs. VIOLA FnuCAI, Wagon
Such warning symptoms - ssnsv a
: sehes, dread Of impending evi!, timidit1.
sounds In the ears, palpitation Of Is
i Eta Cons. constipation, variable appetite.
Weakness and dizziness should Be needed
by middls-aged women. Lydia e. Pink.
many women safely through the erisiA
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"VoV0A0
Livestock situation throughout the
world becomes alarmingly serious.
Italian meeting In Milwaukee brok.
en- up by police and one il killed in
the riot
Dallas. the most populous county
In Texas. voted dry" In . local op-
tion election.
A wage increase Of rs cents = day
has been granted by the packing
houses at East st. Louis. III. The in.
crease affects $500 men.
Samuel Gompers. president Of the
American Federation OF Labor, was
elected president Of the American Al
lance for Labor and Democracy at
Minneapolis.
The Rev. Father LAurendeau took
possession Of Our Lady Of the Lake
rectory. Ford City. Ontario. after 4
pitched battle between the parish
guards and the police.
Amounts for roads to western states
for 1919 follow: Arizona. 32O5.54O;
California. $+56.lG7: Colorado, $751;.
27s; New Mexico. S23s.634: Texas.
ss76.ss6; Wyoming. Slss.so5.
General
Silver was quoted on Sept. 10 At
S77s. the highest since Sept. %. 1891.
All Socialists In United States arc
urged to support national government:
Chief Of Police schuettler and First
Deputy Superintendent Wesley H.
Westbrook, who. acting on direct or
ders from Governor Lowden. and
without consulting Mayor Thompson,
broke up the pacifist meeting al the
West Side auditorium. are slated Ia
lose their Jobs. according to reports
widely circulated In Chicago.
A Ions. distance message received
At Phoenix. Ariz,. BY the United
States Reclamation Service stated
that Capt. Bowkcr. United States
army surgeon. was drowned In Roose'
welt lake. Capt. Bowker lost his life
In an effort 10 save woman mem.
Der OF y bathing party from drown.
Ing.
Millions Of dollars damage was
done to the corn crop and to late gar.
den truck In Minnesota. North pa.
kota. northern Iowa and northern
Wisconsin by IA frost Sept. 10. accord.
Ing to reports received by the Unit.
cd States weather bureau ut Mime.
apolis.
Two men were shot and several
others were bruised and cut At
Springfield. ILL.,. when troops OF the
Ninth Illinois infantry broke up = pa.
rade intended a. a demonstration In
support Of the street car strike.
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Denver henors French Commission.

Denver henors French Commission.
Denver.-Four men who saw their
own Paris 60 into ecstasies when the
first American soldiers In France
swept through the broad thorofares
Of the French capital, were carried
through streets OF Denver with mill.
tary honors. while throns that lined
the sidewalks paid an enthusiastic
tribute to the official representatives
Of the sister republic. The members
OF the French high commission to the
United States Is composed OF NJ. Ed.
Guard dc Billy. Col. jacques Martin,
Capt. E. ]. Rouvier and Lieut.. Henri
de Courtivron. and at the Auditorium
they were greeted by 1000.
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ARMIES BATTLE
FOR PETR0GRAD
PREMIER kERENskY's SOLDIERS
WRECK RAILWAY IN ORDER
TO CHECK ENEMY.
ARREST TWO GENERALS
RUSSIAN CABINET QUITS TO GIVE
PREMIER kERENskY FULL
POWER OF ACTION.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Petrograd, Sept. 12-Gen. Kornil-
offs march toward Petrograd contin'
ues. According to statement circu'
lated at the winter palace but which
has not been officially confirmed OF
denied. the first collision between the
troops and the government forces al
ready has taken place, the followers
OF Korniloff having begun the hostili'
ties by bombarding government POSI-
lions with heavy gunE. The govern
ment is still withholding news CON
corning the military situation. A fur
Their report is to the effect that two
columns of Korniloff's troops entered
Gatchina, thirty.five miles from Petro
grad, without opposition, and that
other forces are moving on Tosno
with the aim of cutting the Petrograd
railroad. During the night telephone
communication with Tver Central
Russia) ceased.
1t is stated that former minister OF
war Savinoff intends to command the
government troops, the other generals
having refused to do SO, while Gen.
Klembovsky, commander OF the north.
ern army, has now definitely champ.
oned Korniloffs cause.
The army of Gen. Korniloff, oper'
ating against the capital, is believed
to consist of the following: Several
Cossack regiments: the First cavalry
corps, 1.-The Savage division" Tekke'
Turkoman horsemen, so-called "strik'
ing battalion" Of picked men organ
lied to fight against Germany. 30
called Korniloff battalions, railroad
and sapper units. heavy artillery Of
four divisions. and some batteries OF
light artillery. All the troops are un'
der command of Gen. Klimoff. former
commandant Of a cavalry corps.
The Bourse Gazette says the caval'
ry which Gen. Korniloff sent against
the capital reached Ono, 120 miles
from Petrograd.
Government officials are tearing up
the railway track at Semrino. forty
versts from Petrograd, in order to
stay the approach Of Gen. Korniloff's
troops. A special train which left Pc
trograd during the night for Semrino
carried the chiefs of the railway de-
partments. large staff Of workmen
and representatives Of the council Of
workmen's and soldiers delegates.
Premier Kerensky il having diff.
culties within the capital from the ex.
tremists on both sides. Following the
ultimatum Of Gen. Korniloff. the
whole Russian Cabinet resigned to
give Premier Kerensky full liberty OF
action. All the ministers for the time
being will remain In their offices.
General Korniloff, In addition to re.
fusing to abandon his command. or.
dered the arrest Of M. Philoninko. the
government commissioner. The pro
visional government, besides arrest.
ing Vladimir N. Lvoff. who brought
Korniloif's ultimatum to the provis'
ional government, took into custody
eighty other persons.
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Award Frontier Days Championships

Fort 4organ.-The Frontiers Days
celebration here this year was largely
attended, the register at the grounds
showing that $4,000 persons were pres.
emit during the shows. There were
several contests that ran through the
whole five days Of the show. and
awards were made Of the winners In
these - follows:
Dulldogging stsers-Frsd Coz first,
Judge Huylsr second. LAfs Newman
third.
Mons rslay-Ed NcCarty first, Ter.
~ Walker. second. b. Zediksr third.
Womsn's buckinv contest-Nrs. Hell.
en- Cox first.
Fancy and trick riding-Harry Wal
tiers first. Tom Prime second. william
Brown third.
Fancy and trick roping-0sns Nc
Kay first. Buffalo Vernon second, Ed
Accarty third.
steer ropins for worlds champion
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COLORAD0CR0P REPORT
SHOWS DIG GAIN OVER PRopUc-
TON LAST YEAR.
Federal Bureau Of Estimates Gives
Out Comparative Fieurss fer
Month Of September.
western Newspaper Union News Service.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Denver.-A summary of the septem-
Der crop report for Colorado, a. COM
piled by the Bureau Of Crop Estimates
and transmitted through the Weather
Bureau of the Department Of Agricul-
ture at Washington. is ~ follows:-
CORN.
Sept. forecast, bu. ........ $50. 900
Product. last yr.. Dec. est. blu. 7.3s2,ooo
WINTER WHEAT.
Primary estimate, blu. ...... 7,730.0oo
Product. last yr.. Dec. est, blu. 100000
SPRING WHEAT.
Sept. ! forecast, bu. ......... S,060,000
Product. last yr., Dec. est, blu. 4,+S6.000
OATS.
Sept. ! forecast, blu. ........ 1920. 900
Product. last yr., Dec. est, bu. 100000
BARLEY.
Sept. ! forecast, blu. ......... 100000
Product last yT nr Dss. sst. bu. s.iao'ooo
espt. forecast. Blu. ......... e.3ee .0Co
Product. last yr.. Dec. est, blu. e,30b, 900
ALL HAY.
Preliminary estimate, tons =. 2.e90.000
Prod. last year. Dec est. tons 3.l1l.oo0
APPLES agricultural Crop.
Sept. J. forecast. bols. OF : bu. 1.3sS.ooo
Prod. last yr.. Dec. est. bbls. $4,000
SUGAR BETS.
Sept. forecast, tons ....... 100000
Prod. last yr., Dec. est, tons $4,000
PRU,Ea
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LGttef 10
b. kilmef q Ca
Din0hamton, NY.

Prsvs WIS Swsap-Rsot WI D. Fss Yss
Send ten cents to DR.. Kilmer Z Co.,
Binghamton, N. Y, for . sampls sire
bottle. It win convince anyone. You
will also receive . booklet Of valuable IN.
formation, telling about the kidneys and
ton this paper. Large and medium siss
bottles for sale at all drug stofes.-Adv.
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COLORADO STATE NEWS

ship-charlss Weir first, J. L Miller
second, Will Hale third.
wild horse race-F. A. Campbell
first, Fred Cox second, Judge Wheat
ley third.
Bucking contest for worlds champi-
onship-William Baker first, John
Brownell second. w. II. King third.
Bucking contest for Morgan county
hampionship-A. J. Penfold, first, ].
L. Cardwell second.
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MINNESOTA DRUGGIST
PRAISES DR. KIlMER'S
SWAMPRO01

believe you have . splendid, reliabh
kidney, liver and bladder medicine in DE-
Kilmer's Swamp. Root, and my customsFo
who have. taken il during the past thirty.
six years have nothing but praise for what
II accomplished for them. On account Of
the trade l have no hesitancy in recon-,
mending it for the troubles for which Il =
intended.
Yours very truly,
j. g. SIEBEN, Dsuesist,
Sept. n, 1916. HasthSs, Vim.
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Fighting Frsnehmen Visit Denver.

Denver.-veterans of the most his
toric battles OF the worlds greatest
war, although still young in years,
clad In the steelblue service uniforms
Of the fighting Frenchmen at the
front. and thick-soled boots that
tramped the blood-stained fields at
Verdun. the Marne and Aisne. two
members Of the French High Commits
sion to the United States arrived to
visit Denver.
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Colorado ceupl. Burned to Death.

Grand Junction.-Mystery surrounds
the death Of ]. C. Jackson and his wife
whose charred bodies were found in
the burned ruins Of their fine ranch
home seven miles west Of here. The
bodies, almost consumed by fire. were
taken in charge Of Coroner Taylor.
who 10 conducting an investigation. A
son Of the couple says their lives had
been threatened several weeks ago by
two tramps who had been refused food
At the Jackson home.
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Boy Shoots sister,

Pueblo.-Rico De Julio. 10 years old,
playfully pointed q shotgun at his sis
ter, Frances. IS years old. and. saying
he would shoot her. pulled the trigger.
An explosion followed and Miss Fran
ces fell with . load Of shot piercing
her stomach.
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table Compound
b ecaus 80 during
Change Of Life I
was In bed two
years and had two
operations. but al
the doctors and op.
eratons did mo no
good, and I would
have been IN my
grave today bad i
not been for LYDIA
+. Pinkham's Veg
etahle ComDna1nA
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Boys Uncover skeleton In Cellar.

Salida.-The skeleton of q man
whose body had been buried In quick.
lime was unearthed In the cellar Of
an old rooming house here by boys
who were cleaning out rubbish prepar-
atory to occupying the room. The
house was bought by Charles Daniels
last July. and It was his son oliver,
IL years old. and Alvin Hudnut and
Dee Proctor, Of about the same age,
who made the discovery.
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Not Information to Him.

Little Evn-I will now read to you
from Millions sublime epic. paradise
Lost"
Uncle Tom-Huh! All knows all
about dat pair o. dice los. All done
los dem bones mnhse'f.
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Report 10000 Tons Of coal.
Denyer-Approximately 3OO. 900 tons

DenVeI- AppToAhnsteiy oVV'VVV to"s
OF coal are In storage in Colorado,
enough for an estimated normal de-
mand from now until Jan. I, accord
ing to . statement forwarded to DR..
H. A. Garfield. coal administrator. By
the Colorado Retail Coal Dealers Az.
ISOLATION. The statement included
the first sheets Of . statement on the
cost of conducting . retail coal busi-
ness In the state.
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reu.on, Admi. Gain, by sl.vs.

Berlin.-Russian forces have begun
an offensive against the Austro Ger.
man troops southeast Of the Austrian
crownland Of Bukowina. The German
general staff reports that the Russians
obtained only local advantages near
Solka.
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Natalie Gray Leaves oeeuquan.
Washington.-Miss Natalie Gray OF
Colorado Springs and the five other
suffragists who were detained at DC.
cuquan for picketing the front OF tho
White House, were released.
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PATENTS - sg S.; ID:
Already Done.

"That chorus will soon catch up the
national airs"
From what the director has been
saying to them, should judge they
had already caught Hall Columbia"