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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-21
Wilson Assures
Rumania of Aid
Throughout War

WASHINGTON. ID G.. Dee. =
y Americas pledge TO support and y
y use its efforts to maintain Ru- y
y manian integrity has been given y
y TO that government by President
y Wilson in a message sent 10 the y
y king Assurance that the United y
y States will continue to assist him y
and his people in the war were =
renewed The message OF the =
president follows:
The people of the United y
y States have watched with feeling =
= of warmest sympathy and ad- y
miratIcn the struggle OF your ma y
y jesty and the people OF Rumania y
y TO preserve from the domination y
y OF German militarism their ma y
y tienal integrity and freedom. The y
government Of the United States y
y is determined to continue TO as y
y slst Rumania in this struggle. y
AT the same time | wish to as =
y sure your majesty that the Unit y
y ed States will support Rumania y
y after the war to the best OF its y
y ability and that in any final ne ,
y gotiatiens for peace it will use y
y its constant efforts to see to it y
, that the integrity of Rumania as =
y free and independent nation is y
= adequately safeguarded. y
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-21
LORD SAYS
U-BoAT NOT DEFEA ED

LONDON, Eng.-In reply to a les,
ton in the house of commons, Sir
Eric Geddes, first lord of the admir-.
atty, said:
The good return Of tonnage sink.
Ing by enemy submarines last week
and inded the comparatively favor,
able result of the last two months
ought not to be taken as indicating
that the submarine menace is a thtne
of the past or defeated"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-21
PLAYING WITH GUN,
BOY SHOOTS SISTER

ENCAMPMENT, Wyo-While play
ing with $3.50 rifle from which the
father had neglected to remove the
shells. the S-year-eld son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Pantel of this place shot
and instantly killed his sister, too
years his junior. The father had been
hunting and placed his rifle in the cor.
ner of the room
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-21
GRAIN FOR BEER
TOBECUTDOWN

WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 1.-The
president has approved the recommen-
dation of the Food administration that
the alcoholic content OF beer should
be reduced in the first instance to 3
per cent maximum and that the vol
ume OF grain to be used in brewing
shall be reduced to an amount. approx
imately 20 per, cent of the amount of
grain formerly used, enabling the
brewing of the same volume of beer.
Further provisions are being made
to increase the maximum output of
cattle feed from brewing establish
ments,
The food bill provides for the pro-
hihitien OF the use of foedstuffs in the
production of distilled spirits for bev.
erage purposes and the use of food
stuffs for the production of distilled
drinks was stopped on September Sth.
There is. however, in the country from
two to three years supply of whisky,
brandy and gin and other distilled
liquors. The food bill provides that
these liquors can be Communicated by
the government il required for pur-
poses of manufacture Of alcohol for
munitions.
On the other hand. the requirements
for Industrial alcohol in addition to
the normal output from sawdust and
other waste products is at present
negligible.
Those who wish brewing entirely
suppressed should therefore bear in
mind that If such a course were pur-
sued the country would be placed on a
whisky basis entirely and the amount
of alcohol consumed would not prob
ably increase.
The desirability Of saving all thi
grain used in brewing from the point
Of view Of food conservation is there
fore limited by the social question in.
volved in the exclusive use of whisky.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-21
LORD NoRTHcLIFFE
HAS YANKEE "PEP"

Lord Northcliffe is the most Amer
ican-like Briton have ever met" said
Charles Andrews Carver, a banker of
Petrograd, Russia, at the Brown hotel
He is full Of vitality and strenuous
ness that is said to characterize us
Americans. He would be a distinct
acquisition to the British government,
although do not mean by this that
Lloyd George should be discarded"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-21

Why not subscription to the Star.
Bulletin? The best Xmas gift you can
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The Detroit times., 1917-02-02

bots. John Roiab. 81 Hammond John
Boysa. 3s3 Grandy.
GIRLS.
sam Cohen. l5s Goodwin, Norman
W Torck. 2is Piumer. VIM ID.
Krausman, 794 Newport. Joseph
Dechtel. 1914 Van Dyke; barney
Makowsky, 10 Hastings Fhllip
Katalinic. 42s Frederick. August q.
sweeder, 252 T. Philadelphia Ed
ward W Miller. les Berlin. Archie
Busswood. 1915 Holcomb. Angus ~.
Charron. 1877 Lacrosse. Robt Ia
Ptues. - Rosedale. Walter bitner.
1g3 Scott. Casmir Pilorskt. ifOl Du-
bois Howard Carpenter. 400 st Au-
bin. JOS Conyiak. i&S2 Ellery, Harry
KoztoWsks. I24T 81 Aubin. Albert
Miles $50 CLARK Jos. Waldecker.
1923 Porter. Joseph Polys. i2l thm-
ley AUG Rudnik, % iewerenz
Michael J. Eiben. il9f Helen, Fred
schmeItz. i2S FrontenRc- blvd, sam
firppnwutrf- WomHuE hUEVttHt. t.tts
ward Klein. 220t Proctor, jos. Loeb
or. f3s Baldwin, Edward Walsh. se'
DIX: Chas. Gendron. ln5 eighteenth
Adolph la foret. % Bristol. FRED
Wood la5 Vancouver. Anthony Pste,
75a Grandy: John pazteczny, ~
Prescott Vim. J. Scanlon, 732 Merrill
Abraham Islnbcrg. sac astings'
Paul o Walters. 20 Cicotte Stanis-
laus Pawloski. 1910 Chene George
Jung. $40 Conncrs, Benp1amin Pc
StrzykaiAski. 375 Thirty-nifth Hnr-
very Campbell. Providence hospital
Theodore bauieiisze. 1855 dubois.
waiter Hcdur. 1850 Dubois. Albert
H. FiNler. Providence hospital, John
Nuke, 500 Thaddeus.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-02

|GOLDBLUM HEADS
MUSIC DEALERS

Members Of the Detroit Music
Trades association have held their
annual meeting and elected oficers
for tho ensuing year The meeting
was marked by a most optimistic
feeling on the part ~ the members
who were cheered by the business
OF the past year and saw every in
dication that the future would be
even better That in this rushing
time OF business the people are
MOI forgetting that music Is a ne
cessity MAS regarded as n good sign
and one indicating the complete
sanity OF the present industrial
boom
New officers OF the association
are President. William r. Gold
blum. local manager Of the Story 4
Clark Piano company: yice-presk
dent. :. +. Clark. Grinnell Bros.
Music house: second iee-president.
\. T.. Trebilcock. Detroit Music
company Srcrrtary, NJ. Rams
dell. Detroit Piano company: treas
urer. =. X. Andrews. Jr.. J. l..
Hudson company.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-02
ANNIVERSARY TO
BE OBSERVED BY
ALL BOY SCOUTS

II. Laurence Eddy. national field
scout commissioner OF the Boy
Scouts OF America. Is in Detroit, pre-
pairing plans for the local scouts
celebration OF the seventh anniver.
sary OF the scout movement. Thurs
day, Feb. s. In Detroit armory.
Tuesday noon Mfr. Eddy Will ad
dress the Detroit Board OF Com
,merce on scout activities This Will
be followed by demonstrations by
. company OF crack Detroit scouts.
Sunday the pastors OF all Detroit
churches will give short talk on
the value OF the community work OF
boys and BOY Scouts.
From $50 until $50 o'clock next
Thursday afternoon. all OF the
100 Boy Scouts In Detroit will be
required 10 do some good turn"
for someone. Promptly at s:15
o'clock Thursday night the entire
company will stand at attention. AT
the same moment all OF the 100 900
Boy Scouts OF America will do like.
wise as the anniversary will be OBJ
served at the same time all over
the country.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-02
Births
BOYS

BOYS
Tommy Canine. T3s Congress. r.
saverio Mamine. 4s1 Lafayette r.;
JoEei Kowalski. 7ss Riopeiie. An
thony Davqullir. a3s gilman; John
keiiiker, 1850 Jos CeSpau. Andret
kmiec. T3s Hendrie; Harry W. Lara
bee, 55i Brooklyn Clarence 4. Bib
eau. eit Baker, Arthur Psulenski.
liIsb Michigan. Frederick Johnson.
l0at Roosevelt, Lewis G. Engel. iiii
Holcomb. Clennus Krause. 1901 Jos.
Campau. Thomas Tooney. sos Can
tom walter G. Eggert. 53f Green.
George p Holman, iiib Lafayette
John w. stead. 10 " canheld. Au-
gust coven. ais Lafayette e.: Leon
ard Page. sis Hastings. henry Lucas.
i32 Roosevelt Anthony Golembinski.
SO Thfrtieth: Clarence Francis. 1902
Commonwealth, Bartholomew Chritx.
$40 Farnsworth: Fichael Dudes. Is
Mocker, VIM. IL. Schweppe. Woman's
hospital. VIM. ". Brain. 1919 lsothrop.
Jos Milesch. Te3 Canneld. August j.
Bontekoe. Womans hospital; Jos.
kuhr. IS Rowan: Myer n. Bakkin.
1852 Reaubien: Heroid McGarbez. 81
Weitzei. John Greba. as Illinois.
Peter Putton. i272 Mckinley. Pen
y McCully. 3S3 Harrison Alfred
Missen. a43 McKinEtry. Arthur Car
nenter, 4ts Howard, John Kuoinski.
tSs Tsovett. Peter Ryndxikosky, Is
Lucky-pl. James 4. Gill. 525 Fair
view. stephen Malecki. ss Newton
Edward Bendelow. Providence hospi-
tai; Howard y. Moore. rs Kirby
W; Bronislaw GolasInski. no. Du-
The Detroit times., 1917-02-02
MOVES TO open
A NIGHT COURT
Corporation Counse Also
Asked Aldermen To Cut
Size Of Council

carrying out the recommendations
OF Mayor Marx in his annual mes
sage to the council. Corporation
Counsel Dingcman will send TO the
common council next Tuesday night
an ordinance providing for a night
police court. He also has prepared.
following out tho suggestions OF the
mayor iR his message, a proposed
amendment TO the city charter that
will reduce the council from AZ TO FL
membcrs. one 10 each ward.
A conference of the police JUS
tices will be- called during the pres
ent week. when the details or the
night court will be worked out for
presentation TO the council. The
proposed ordinance calls for a
court session from III p. m. 10 Z
a. m. doing away completely with
the so-called early session
Corporation Counsel Dingeman
does not lnow whether additional
police court Justices will be needed
20 carry ont The night court plan
"That will be one OF the qucs
tions 20 be- decided az the confer
ence," he said 1T is my opinion
that the night court can be estab-
lished by city ordinance as II IL
within the councils power to pre-
scribe the hours that city employees
shall work"
The proposed charter amendment
providing for a smaller council will
provide salary OF $500 year.
an increase OF 5000 over the amount
now allowed
The Detroit times., 1917-02-02
MRS. WADSWORTH
WEEDS ARMY MAN
IN PASADENA

Friends in Detroit have received
word OF the marriage In Pasadena.
Cal. Wednesday. OF Mrs. Luella
Peck wadsworth., formerly OF Crosse
Pointe. 10 Capt ". II. Hawkins. U.
s. A.. until recently liz charge OF
province In the Philippine islands.
but now awaiting assignment TO ser
vice in the United States. Miss Hell.
en- Wadsworth was witness TO
her mothers marriage.
Mrs. Wadsworth and her daugh-
ter recently returned from extensive
travel In the orient. Mrs. Wadsworth
Is tho daughter OF millionaire
grain merchant OF Minneapolis, and
niece OF the late Senator and Mrs.
julius Caesar Burrows. OF Washing.
ton and Kalamazoo. Mrs. wadsworth
was formerly the wife OF Frederick
y. Wadsworth. OF Detroit. whom
she divorced several years ago, Mr.
wadsworth subsequently marry ing
Mary Mannering. the wellkno.'n
actress.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-02
Marriage Licenses

Robert g. Huffman. - Eosalla NJ
Ralngrover. ~
Percy =. Arthur. IS. pais'y smith.
q.
Grant BinkIcy 81. Detroit Grace
Joseph Marssa-. 81 Nary NoritK.
william VI. Martin ~ GLADYS pes-
la. 20
Alfred Girard. g. Detroit Mary
Campcau. %. TcCumarh.
Herman Won't. 20. Doris ~hanoNer.
FRED g. slagte 1s. Toledo Elsie
Heichneft -. same
Dovid Souter. So Anna wood O..
John ~ SloVin. -s youngstown. %
Mary OEcey. 90. same.
Rudolph Skoczek. %. stella l'Fhck
81
ssfbtasvel. sss.sYstsrg. go - ftF1ie7iFe ~ 80
VI NarGc. &C. Same.
howard Manning - Hazel -. Ia.
nshr. is
George VI. Parker. ehs EuFc Tn
mack. %
Fred surte. a. Mari Hailabuaa. -
The Detroit times., 1917-02-02
Deaths

Lesley r. Hartley ga Brooklyn. .
months. broncho pneumonia, Ernest
Hohson. 49, Watson 4 innpthSr- eteR-
cho pneumonia. Elizabeth Awe l95
i~ney. Iaui tiaachiusKi. g. Charfev0iX.
IS years gas asphy Niation, Laura
Eofscn. t29 Waterloo. - Years.
CLrorlc bronchitis. Emma Pfeffer.
@ schiller. - years. tuberculosis ~
lrnee Raymond }. Smith l4Si tel
en- p dsy-. hamilton. Marion y TIL
iach. 1909 Baldwin. ? uonth7. hron
ohiHl pneumonia Niphonse Buyse.
cr charles -. Barneld. Rccciv lng
h. spitai. - A'ars. ncpnritis John
Nsrcea IS thristoDher months
brpucho pneumonia Matilda Jones.
ISL Hartford. So years. p0pleNN
Golda 4 Strnnh. Harper hoapltal. 20
years intestinal ohstruction. Richard
Ioomey. Eeceiving hosrital about
- wears, rhymosis Potter Knapp, ~
Grace Giiiow 30 Lncoln - yeats.
ga rhpltc acid poisoning Nav kNnE.
~ New York ~ fssrs. eenlliff NHe p
line a. NJ Tnrk ZIG flumrr. 2 DAYS.
spina h,ads il"rman llan ~, - ely
crteenth. ~ yrarL a'tf" pnrhina ~
entecnth fe wears acute rheumatic
months nrourho pneumonia Nlara
Tryor. ga Grand W. mont 8.
hroncho pnrun,onla Charles ~n,iih.
Receiving hospital III wars, rurLur"
OF bowels FLORENCE rsfm"r, tfn No
rem. 60 years rutuca rdifi E"uin 20
OTonski. 20 rolilu months prsua b
turtty. Sfaufot kravI 20" ''hr'
mend 2 month. capillary pr0ft0 I'ftfF.
clinton Cads 90 krt,snAr. .l oars.
ssnilitv. Naleu stein. ~Hui'rItou hos.
pitai 3 years. appendicitis EDWARD
O. pownns til Fifth - wars pu"n-
monia. Harry WILSON ftf Nl"Nhn-
drine r. years. diphih,rit iohn
pcppcnre. 2tn IinefInEe about -
wears inquest PENDING Mary w AZ
tere gst T.arued D. Tg tanfs f' rfrhn
rnouinonta Do mes = TnNlor w
Euclid e. wears rrraffc r'trhnais
Ice white Samaritan hospital about
- wears Et4rsNrf wounds Glad IT, e
I'ricHeitop So pe'yidsrs. - ,,rr..
c.lrsona-y fuh~ e4iosir Joseph I've
r., u.r,. No-rftaf - voara car
helic seii ro'.rrirF ii'-Net c. .,,'.r,
80 ..rnsd - v-sr. inrS' Nltr"d
p-r.-n. V~.rnar y '@'sr 'orri'al
I abort " y.srS -cr-l-' s-v~f ltrrL
= Carson. Ven, "'' Ht-''nl
-.srs .rUt. i~h-f -~- .r'r.H Tred-
.-.~b Do.. 49, Nth thnut y
Years. Lronch'a' rreu'ncria.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-02
Lawyer collapses in Court.

Harold Mcintyre. an attorney. No.
t57 Commonwealth-avt. collapsed in
Judge IIosmor's court Thursday aft.
.rnoon. while engaged in argning a
case. lie was taken 10 his home
after being revived. The case on
trial. that OF Richard Haigh VS.. Vic.
toria Dray. involving lease on a
Lafsyetie.aye. roouJng house. was
postponed until Friday morning. the
jury being dismissed until that time.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-02

Everett BALDWIN. % Eta NJ. TUT
femire, 10
Ulysses Cary. 2s HAZEL DAYS., rs.
Joseph patsTek. IS Julia Gurow-
ska ~.
George g. llarron. 50. Annie Dan
ielR. 46.
Norman q. Harrou. 20: Edna V. p.
Buck. g.
Andrew Czapsi<i. 81: Mary szabla.
10
Maynard r. shattuck, 20; Elizabeth
Ckexeiair. 2l
Clarence Ray. 20. Alice Leskfelt.
81.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-02
American Radiator Cut. Melon.

CHICAGO. Feb Ia 80 per cent
dividend on outstanding common
stock payable In common stock has
been declared by the American Rad.
iator company. The dividend Is ray.
able March Is to stockholders on
the records nj tho close 81 btiHiFit-4s
March Z. The company Is capital
iEed AT si2 900, 600 Common stock
outstanding amounts 90 sS.is5.c00.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-07-07
POWDER TOWN.

~ Thar long summer twilight .I'rt
furn dark Of night. the softly CLOWNS.
windows Of the church Of the Trans
.f.-,,r..rs.p .f.,.itl.d To- largely iutIf-
r.r.pr lgr,ru,oli~ that q private urd-
dina, MAS brIu- very Gu.r,Iv c,lr-
lra,,I
Within. in III. radiance that ha,hcd
,b.. .,r-.. I,rri., ,.b.rrfu.- ~,n.G On
ri.a Irrr of Juan dr Lima. Un either
side waited the. best man aud ratruu
eff honor r.>Drr,iy.lv Baron Iluruhi
and Mrs Fanny Ad.ir.
I,.rri, waited in - stat. Of nervous
tension in mo- WAY n.rcrprible.
SI,,. Ifl NOT doubt her Donald; she
r-r.,r thar h.. vouIl find some v,av L.
r~,y.,r tho conSumrYation Of this i'm
noss,bIa affair. she Was not afraid.
Tho or-,,n fell silent Its SunurouS
,.,aarr.s wore raaIarrI by the accents
nf tho CLERGYMAN informing the mar.
r;,ra sarvfca
If ma, "a, spov. inst cause why
.b.v NAV nor lawfully be Joined TO-
ca+h.- I.t hin, now sneak or
else hereafter forever hold his peace!
Tb.ra yy,s . ljtrIe p3USa abrIlptIy
broLrn hv - scurrv ana SrufIle of feer
confused with = frou-frou of skirts.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-07-07

would invariably express complete iS-
norance on that point.
The president, who is elected by the
federal assembly. holds the office for
only one year, from January LIST 10
December 3lst. and usually the vice
president succeeds him. His chief
duty is TO direct his cOuntrys foreign
policy, for most of the internal admin
iStration is in the hands Of the cantons
or districts. There are 30 cantons,
each Of which is represented at the
two houses of parliament.
The president this year is II. Ed
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-07-07

fective work in Japan. On account
Of the high character Of the gradu-
ates Of Christian schools in Japan our
men are very friendly toward Chris
tian schools. Christianity is 4 prac-
tical religion. and is now spreading
among our best men in all walks OF
life like wildtire. while Buddhism is
on the decline. But the higher a place
Christianity wins, the better and
broader should be its leaders. Japan
will never ask Christians TO compro-
mise on their faith il they have as
their representatives men whose train
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-07-07
SYNOPSIS.

BARON Huroki. chief OF the japanese Sc
1t service. ,O.sp.Tlug to embTOU tie
T;nj,sd States VII. Mexico, and desiring
a-,-oI OF the great Claiming munitions
.Eants owned b. Pa,rla-.Ist os the Flight
- Chanulrgs. schemes 10 cause the
sas,h OF tn latter. and substitute IN her
80 Elaine. a notorious dancer and Pa
t,sa's physical counterpart. As u falls
AMI il is Elaine who dies. Patrla sLrylv-
ne accepted as Elaine by HurUkI and his
confeteEAtts.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-07-07
JAP'S IDEA ON RELIGION
Viscount Kaneko Tells Of the Growth
Of Christianity in His
Country.

Viscount Kaneko had kept in mind
the various points he had made, ana
before turning to a discussion Of poll
tics. he summed them up TO give me
a chance to get them clearly in mind.
Friendship recognizes faults, but
triumphs over them. Christian lead
ers must be well trained to do ef-
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-07-07
RULER GIVEN SMALL SALARY
Swiss President conten,ed With v.
" Wage That Would No. Satisfy
American Business Man

Inc most modest and unassuminr
ruler In Europe is undoubtedly rho
p :, OF the Swiss confederation.
II is an astounding fact, but even in
MS own country his name is not wide-
E known, and IL Swiss who rss,dad
outside his native land were asked the
oame OF Helvetia's official head be
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-07-07
Iiftind the Blame.

CrawfOrd--"He's quite a good art
ist. l don't see how he can devote
himself to illustrating best-sellers.
Penfeld-"He doesn't realize what
he's doing. You see, he never reads
them."-Lite.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-07-07

munf SchultheSS, and his official salary
is $40. with an additional 5000 for
expenses. He has federal council of
seven. which forms sort Of cabinet,
and each member receives f4S0 per an
num.-LOndon Tit-BitS.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-07-07

Marcella-"Did | understand you 10
saw Gerty Giddigad won't take you
seriouslvT" WaverIy-"Not exactly.
| said seriously, she won't take me al
all"
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-07-07
THE CAST.

MRS. VERNON CASTLE as
pstria Charming.
MILTON STILLS as Donald Parr.
WARNER GLAND as Baron
Huroki.
DOROTHY GREEN as Fanny
AdaIr.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-07-07
Year Is Wasted.

\ wear wasted IN thr life Of fruit
tree l. gone forever. No amount Of
later care can make uD for neglect or
delay ia setting trees.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-07-07

inc is broad. and whose manners are
those Of gentlemen dealing win
EQUALS" he concluded. The Chris
tan Herald.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-07-07

iN "a
'-'''--
sec Won looking =, we'll Permit me
To in-roJgr.. NV friends Baron Huroni
and SENIOR G. Lima
W..n Dr.. r-..r admirable. address
Uu~n.. recovered f~.r. d.. DISGUST ON
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rf..- 3D.. ,....~...rv rr....r., chairs
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.a Tie. r...-.n->> OF ia. hour.
I-,.~..- Donald ru.rr-..y-ru~
ing toward biz. a cold shoulder which
served g., master III sine, /. Ir.yIt.!
Donald ur4 au opportunity 20 place
Ta-r.4'S CHAIR near his naa--rh" JAP
aa,~. a4-..r.a lis ~..rn'rt victim with
his Very best grade "t Urhal-'E.
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uons TOT tne &c 'a''0 s''e' '''''-'''
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lie managed Il ll"'I'". '- '''l','''
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