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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-27
PROHIBITION OFFICER COLLINS
SLAIN BY MOONSHINER GANG
COLONEL ROBERT S. WEIGH, COMMANDER OF
314th ARTILLERY, IS KILLED IN ACTION

hood prndIc"d IN West Virginia. witch
hr frankly EXPRESSED 10 visitors from
that state. and III interviews Published
with newspaper correspondents. IL"
,unsidcrci that he had the best mate
rial In Il" had cat Of which In make
first class soldiers. lust how The end
came - him no particulars arc obtain
able Tn" report is merely killed in
action
Col. Wrlch was native ~ Sault
Ste Marie. M;rh. II" served III the
Spanish American War as Tolunt'rr'
holding II majors commission lis
later saw ScrViC" IN The fhillppin"S. III
1901 he was commissioned as II second
li"lIrnan; in. the regular army and
RANKED ms n maj j"r Il. the opening Of the
great war. lie then hccamr colon'I.
and was son; from Fur; Mycr /" Camp
Ice 10 TAXI command Of the Sltih. ~
also saw service on III" Mexican border.
His wife and daughter. Helm. live at
the Avondalc apartments III this city
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ahir that the senate Will convcn" IN
extra session to consider and act on tn"
peace treaty. whether the nous" ~
cnllr,i in special session "r not. MhJHr
Elkins I'm France may tender his rrSlc-
nation and It may not De- accepted. IL
might b. held UP on on" prctrNt or
another. such MS the army has need Tor
him longer IN Franc" for important
duties 1t is the p"ssihiIty a trick !ik"
that being played on the n"w senator
from West Virginia which Is worrying
not only Republican leaders III III" STATE.
but even more 50 the national '"Ah"rS
az the party. who nrr attending I" ihc
business "f party reorganization mere
and the party'S National l"Eislatir" pro-
gram If Major Eikins we're safely
landed an MS SIDE. The fears of the
party leaders would BE- disspatcd. lie
couldn't w"li b. prevented from appear
Ing in WASHINGTON and taking the office
Ia which he has brcn elected by such r
large mia ajnrity Of the voters In his state.
Tho organization Of the senate by the
Republicans they arc finding d"icatc
task, even in prospect. Senator Borah
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ing district,

Tho death angel" called n III" tra-
craft homestead. Elm Grove. last crc-
ming at $50 "'cIoci;. and removed from
tho land nf the living Captain l-cccE
Tcv ('racrlii. on" OF Uhin county " m"St
popular and cStrrmCd young physicians
and citizens The news o: MS dchlSH
will bc learned Of with deep regret. not
only b. the rl"mbrrS of the n"riir;iE ira
trruity. but also H. III: cii.@"ns "i inc
entire Wheeling district.
\ little more han Il wcCK ago. pr.
Cracraft Was STRICKEN with Spanish III
uucnza fuiinwcd by RI attack OF ty-
nhoid- ncum"nin. lie "nntrnci"d inc
dreaded disease Will" diSc!arsing ms
proCrS sinnal duties. On Monday he be-
gan sinking rapidly. and despite inc
care of the must successful rhysirians
md competent nurses "" Spcrnmncd'
Ills famii:-- was notified yesterday that
the end WAS nrar Hnd th"E wrr" with
him when hr ra$s"d peacefully away.
pr. I.crrh Key Cracraft, tho Youngest
son Of William y. ami Mary. kcT Cro-
craft wIS born -! III" old Cracraft
homestead. III" sam" home IN which lie
ua.+.d aw.y. :,IEaIrd un The corner ni
Main street and ErHrraft lane. Elm
riruv.>. mu September :. lSS". being in tn!
3Gth year "f his age.
lie attended tho public Schu"I II Elm
Grove from which II" graduated anG
then Attended Wh"ring hi:h school.
cra dualinG from ihat lu%:i;U;" Of learn
iuc and nest Attending til" University
.f Virginia. at IhIrluii"Sv5i!'. Va, from
which college IL" graduated III i?hi
Sirp that I'm" H." has taken posi- Sradu-
ntn rnur.;rs ar JOHN Hopkins hospital
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NE:W Y.rl.K. Nov. IL. .- George ".
WickcrSha!u. attorney general III ;H'
Taft administration. in n'i ad"r'S" hr"
tonight hriurr NOR" 'EHn Il h1in"r"i
cdurators, lawyers. haui'""S ava m"r-
,.hanls engaged III rut"rmnii"nh! iran"
who are mrinh"rs oi tn' COUNCIL on !or-
.ign rrlaiinrs. advanced a." "iinl"n 'hat
the constitution maE"s II MANDATORY
upon Nicc-rrrsti"T' Marshall {" ASSUME
the office ri rrc:sjd"s.; # Mr.. Wilson
.ravr< thr United States IN attend the
peace, conference.
"Th" projected Journey "f The 17">!-
ii.nt to Franco and his suggested so
Inurn thrrH for an jud":;n:;" period.
said Mr. WirkrrShaIn. brings up for
the first tia" in uur history IN" q'i"S-
tinns of tho eject VI such aHsen'" ana
q: the power: ri th" vicc-i'rrE'd"ni b"-
cause of s;Irh absence.
.Th. former attorn"y general quoted
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DECLARES POWERS
Of PRESIDENT PASS MARSHALL

section on" Of article iwn Of tho United
S!at"s constnu, On. which. hr s.tid Drc-'
s"ril,CH IL" r!odc Of procedure in event
uf ;hc csih"nt> 'r":1ovai from office
his death. resignation or inability to die
charge tn" dHtiCs Of said office" Jd
Inain;nin"G that absence Of the presi-
dent from tho sca; of government and
the country CONSTITUTES an inability TO
di$rharE" the powers and duties OF his
office. within III" meaning "f the law.
Accordrn" To Mt. Wickcrsham. the two
most important functions the president
has 1" perform in. connection with a
session "t congress. at which time he
, held lit is IN" presidents. duty TO be
1T tho scat oc government" arc:
FIRST. from time TO time. TO give the
congress information OF thr state Of tho
union. and recommend to their consid-
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MUST HAVE PERMIT.

WASIIlNGTDE NnN. @6.--l'"r>"nS
having 4 social dis"a::r must obtain II
urrrnil IN writing h":"r" they vii! h:
,,.rmiti",i tn "u.:nc" in interstate" iraT'
uudrr IN ain"nhnI"i, IN th" INTERSTATE
ruarnulIn, regulations. a"r"Hh""d t"-
If the pulli" health service.
TIN. permit must b' issued ny tn" To-
cal rraiii, officer under who's" iur'Sdlr'
zion The prrSr'us resides. and II must
stat, that Suhh travel is not dangerous
10 The publi" health.
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TN0 AMERICAN DIVISIONS On
british FRONT NOT DECIN|AT Ed

division is the New York National
Guard division. commanded by Major
General John l.. n'Eyau. th" only Ma
tiunal Gii;tr,! officer It. haT" served
thruuch III" war with that high rank.
Til" Thirt"th division WAS composed or
Ia. Tennessee. North carolina and
South Carolina National Guard and was
known as H." "Wildcat" division.
Both th"s" organizations saw heavy
action with Ia" British. and We're highly
Commended 10y EritiSh officers for their
d"Srcrat" sighting when Marshal iiaic's :
armies wrr" smashing th" Eiind"nburS
line in northern Franc" carly in tn" fall
and in later engagements. Their losses
havr been heavy. but il is not regarded
as probabl- tha: half their original
strength figured in III" casually lists.
So far as is known hero II" date for
the return Of these or any other diTis-
fConti1uad ON Page Seycnl
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No First Line Troops
Return Before Xmas

wAStIfNt;TON. Nov. @5.--N" actiT"
division -; ,hc AMERICAN EAr""I;:"n'rE
t-nrrcS caa b" landed IL III" niFrfi
States before christmas. secretary
En,<rr sad t".la: Tic ;"r.irr Of return
ing !:rst the thousands ri '2E"'''s on"
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BELOVED Physician
Is Called BY Death

Captain Leech Key Cracra succubs to illness at nome OF
his parents at Elm Grove Was one OF the most "1oe
known young physicians and surgeons IN the STATE anu
president of the u S. examining board in the Wheel
ing district
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CONTINUED on Page Two)
To EXTRAD|TE
TIE EX-KA|SER
Decision to Go After the War
Criminal Said to Have
Been Reached.

LONDON. Nov. 2G.--I, is understood
that til" question Of the "Xt-ad!ti"u or
IN. former German emperor is being
considered hy British law officers OF the
crown. who arr working IL close CO.
operation with thr French authorities.
Action in ;hc premises. was taken immc-
d.a;cly after tho illsht Of The former
:Inpcrqr To Holland.
The Evening News says II under
stands the law officers have concluded
that the allies are entitled 10 demand
tho eXt7;L,ii;lon uf the former emperor
ana that this decision applies also TO
i;.LlvidualS who have c1nimiit"G or
given instructions for ;hc commission
uC cNtr;dtahle crimes
IL is added TINT Holland takes The
view tha, she has not thr power to sur
render such persons WITHOUT tlS |"'to
sent uf Germany.
The French premier. NJ. Clemcnc"au.
r.ccuuy requested of Charles Lyon
t';pa. dean uf the faculty Of law OF inc
, University Of Paris. an opinion on the
rnsSihili;v.Ct the cNt:adition of NilI:an'
urhcuZui,crE NJ l.yrn-CH"n asked to
l,c siI"u time I" pr"par" Il dcc'S''n
! one OF tho leading French authorities
. ,rl ini"rlr:;i i"nai law. f:d"urad Cluncs Is
/ reported !" hH\r advanced IN" "rlh'or
! that i, waS imn"SSIhl" 10 demand the
; ono tim. ":nH"ToTS 'Ntraditl"n. ne
! former emperor has been indicted thrct
times i"r murder IN E"SIand. IN con
n,ction with tn" sinking of til" Lusi'
tania. German aerial raids and tht
! Smelling by warshir$ Of unfortiiicd coas'
/ luwnS.)
,l,c auxiliary troops from England will
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Senator En Doesn't Know of His Success the Nov 5h Election

IN starting Il hSh, against the selection
."f S"uatur pcuruSc as chairman of the
powerful committee on finance, has
raised Il friction that might grow into a
party rumpuS. Strenuous efforts are
being made to forrstau the trouble
growing to such dimensions as to jeop-
ardizc the party's control. Since this
n fair has become known. the party out
III III" states is being heard from. de-
nandinT harmony. and that nothing bo
permitted to jcopardizc the victory that
was won at tho recent election. What
course Senator LaFollctte will follow
is another question which the Republic
can leaders would like 10 know the an
swcr 10 right now.
The situation is precarious. they
frankly confess. but It isn't hopeless;
far from 1t. they say. They declare
that all preliminary differences In the
party will be ironcd out satisfactorily.
THE WEATHER. -
WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.-ForecaSfs
west Virginia. Western PennsylvAniA
ohio-Pair, Wednesday, ThursdAy, 1Atzs
p
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CHARLESTON, W Va Nov. 26-Trapped IN cabin IN inc
fnesscs of Mcdowell county, j. H. Collins Spc"a officer OF
the state prohibition department. slain by four men and two
women moonshners Thursday night His body was discovered
last night by other officers out from the department III search
Of him. The moonshners arrested yesterday and according
to State Prohibition Officer Walter S talanan they nave confessed
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TRAPPED IN CABIN, THE VICTIM IS
PUT To DEATH BY LANLESS ONES

Wild Mountain Region of Nc Dowe County Scene of the
Crime-Body Discovered by Officers Sent In Search
of the Missing Collns-Mu Murderers Reported TO Have
Confessed.
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Tic auait:ary troops from England VIII
nns;roi" III. movement Of iir%; line
trn,us who hav. been designated Ter
release bv General r"rShinT.
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Bulletin Every Street OMceAn the Big News


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The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1918-01-31
TAX LIEN NOTICE

In Justice Court 7th Justice District, De-
Soto County, Florida:
The Town of Punta Gorda, municipal
Corporation, VS.. ]. w. Scally and Fl. d.
Basset.
Enforcement of Tax Lien, damages
$4,000,
To the above named defendants and all
other persons interested:
Take notice that a suit has been com
menced against you in the above styled
court to recover taxes due on lots 3, A., 5.
8, TO- II, IL, 10, IA, is, 16, II, IS, 1s, 20,
81, %, 90. "a, 25, 26, o. %, 20. 80. In
block 46 and the west half less Railroad
Right of Way in block 40, and all s,of
block SO in the town of Punta Gorda.
Florida, for the year 1916. and you are
hereby commanded to appear In said
cause on or before the Rule day in Feb
ruary, 1918, the same being the 4th day
of said month, or judgment will be given
against you by default and your property
sold to satisfy the taxes due on same
with all costs of suit.
Given under my hand and seal at Punta
Gorda, Florida on this, the 1st day Of
January. 1918.
(SeaD S.F.J. Trabue, Jusuce OF
l-tfeb4 Peace, 18th Dist.
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A spool of cotton thread now
costs 81 in Germany.
BILL TO OIIIET TITLE

In Circuit Court, 10th Judicial Circuit
DeSoto County, Florida. In Chancery.
F. M. Cooper, ]. H. Hancock and W. l..
Koon, VS. Euphemia Caron, Charles l..
Caron and L. S. Caron.
Bill to quiet title and remove cloud.
To Euphemia Garon. Charles L. Caron
and L. S. Caron, and all others inter-
ested as defendants:
1t appearing by affidavit of complain
ants in this cause that the defendants,
Euphemia Caron, Charles l.. Caron and
l.. S. Caron, reside beyond the limits of
the State of Florida, and that there is no
one in the State of Florida upon whom
the service of process can be made that
would be binding upon the defendants,
the Post Office address of the defendants
having been stated shows that they re-
side beyond the limits of the State of
Florida; therefore it is hereby considered
and ordered that Euphema Caron, Charl-
es L. Caron and L. S. Caron, defendants
herein, are hereby required to appear to
said Bill of complaint filed in said cause
in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court of DeSoto County, Florida, on the
First Monday in March, 1918, the same
being the 4th day of said month,
And that said order be published for
the space of four consecutive weeks be-
fore the Rule Day in March, 1918. in a
public newspaper published in DeSoto
County, Florida.
Given under my hand and seal at Area
dia, Florida, on"this, the 10th day OF jan
uary, 191S-A L. DURANGO, Clerk
of Circuit Court of DeSoto County, Flori-
da.
]. H. HANCOCK Compliments solc-
itor.
| hereby certify that the above is true
copy now on file in my office.
(SeaD A L. DURANGO, Clerk OF
Asst Circuit Court DeSoto County, Fla.
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suERIFF,s SALE NOTICE

T. s. Johnson Company, a corporation,
Plaintiff, VS.. F. E. Plat, executor OF the
estate of ]. r. Sandlin, deceased, defend
ant
issued out of and under the seal of the
Circuit Court, in and for DeSoto County,
Florida. in favor of the plaintiff and "a
gainst the defendant herein, l have levied
upon the following property situate, lying
and being in the County of DeSoto and
the State of Florida, towit:
Lots l. 2, s. g., 8, 9, 10, 10 and 20 IN
section s, township Al SOUTH range 20 east
containing so acres more or less;
Also lots 9, 10, IA, Is. 16, "a. 29. 80,
81. SO, 80, "a, IS, SO, so, 81, 81 and 63, in
section township Al south, range % east,
containing 1870 acres more or less;
Also lots to and ~ to IA inclusive, of
block 8, lots 80 to 35 Inclusive in block
4: lots z, h, 81 feet on Marion Avenue in
block 81; lots rs to 81 inclusive. of block
ga: lots 6, Z, II, 10 in block So; lots to IL,
10 to % in block AZ; lots 10, 20 and Fl in
block 43; lots Fl to "a in block GA; lots Il
to is inclusive, in block S.; lots to IA
and 19 to 20 in block Sc; lots to IL, Is
and 16 in block 20; lots l to In block SO;
ali of block "a north of the railroad all of
block Sc: all of block 1906; all Of block 1876;
all of block 1856; all of block 1873, situate,
living and being in the town of Punta Cor
da. Florida. according to the original sur
vey and platt;
And will offer the same at public out
cry at the West Court House door in the
CITY of Arcadia, DeSoto County, Florida,
between the legal hours for sale on Mon
day, the 4th day of February. A. d. 1918.
to the highest bidder for cash; said sale
being made to satisfy above execution.
purchaser to pay for deed.
j. L. DISHONG, Sheriff, DeSoto
County, Florida.
P. D. MOBLEY, Attorney for Plaintiff lis
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rice. rice flour, rolled oats, Soy bear
-four, sweet potato -four.
In all cases where wheat flour is sold
one or more of these substitutes must ac-
company wheat flour in ratio Of one
pound of substitutes to one pound OF
wheat -four. This ratio shall be observed
in all sales large or small.
End: Sales Of flour by retailers in
towns or cities to individual consumers
shall be in one-eighth to one-fourth bar
communities sales to consumers shall be
one-fourth to one-half barrel quantities
or less.
Srd: The gross maximum profit for
wholesalers in feur shall not exceed from
soc to 75c per barrel The profit exacted
by retail dealers shall not exceed from
soc to $1.25 per barrel, depending upon
character OF service performed.
Where retailer sells in amounts less
than original mill packages the gross
profit shall not exceed lie per pound, Any
profit in excess of these, or in excess of
that obtained in pre-war times will be
considered cause for an investigation.
4th: Substitutes for wheat flour shall
not be sold at more than a reasonable
advance over actual purchase price of
particular goods sold without regard to
market or replacement value at time of
sale.
9Th: All wholesale and retail dealers
will be held to strict adherence of above
rules, and no variation in any particular
VIII be allowed, except where specific au-
thorization is made by the Federal Food
Administrator.
9Th: Wholesale dealers in -four shall
not buy more than 70 per cent of their
purchases of flour as based on purchases
for corresponding months of the proceed
ing year, and their sales to the retail
trade must be in proportion to one pound
of wheat flour to one pound of other ce-
reals, those being the same proportion in
which the retailer sells to the consumers
unless the wholesaler satisfies himself
that the substitutes have been already
purchased from another source.
It'll: On and after date of issue of this
order all bakeries are required to mix
other cereals with wheat flour, both in
bread and rolls, beginning with per cent
and must gradually increase percentage
of substitutes, so that a minimum of 20
per cent of substitutes shall be used in
bread on and after February "a, 1918.
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SHELL FISH COMMISSIONERS
Explains His Attitude Towards
Nonresident Fishermen
Editor Punta Gorda Herald,
Punta Gorda, Fla. :


Dear Sir =
In view of the fact that my two
deputies, Messrs. Mccain and AL
len, and myself, have been acri-
moniously criticized in connection
with the collection from Mr.. O. M
Rearick of nonresident fishing
license tax, am addressing you
this letter with the request that
you give same publicity in your
paper.
| have never instructed any of
my deputies to collect tax from
any person fishing with hook and
line, rod and reel, or similar de-
vice, where such person fshed in
the Salt Waters of the State for
his own individual use, but ] be-
lieve it was the intention of the
Legislature to make Aliens and
Non-Residents liable when they
fshed with hook and line for
purposes other than their own in
dividual use, and, in this con-
neetion, | quote paragraph four of
Section IA, of Chapter 6877, which
provides as follows =
whoever, being an Alien or
Nom Resident of this State, and
who shall engage in taking fish or
oysters from the Salt Waters of
this State for any purpose than
his own individual use, shall be re-
quired to pay a license tax Of ten
dollars per annum.
After the contention Of Mr.
Rearick was brought to my atten-
ton, and, after ] had read the
opinion Of the Acknowledgement
addressed to the City Attorney
which related only to persons fish
ing with hook and line, | felt that
the conditions under which Mr.
Rearick was fishing had not been
submitted to the Attorney-Gen-
~eral, and / then submitted the
question to the Attorney General
as | saw it, and | quote herewith
from his answer under date OF
December 20th.:-
81 take it that it was not the in
tention of the Legislature to re-
quire persons who fish with hook
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior, u. S. Land
Office at Gainesville, Fla, Dec. %, 1917.
Notice Is hereby given that Rocco Bag
nato, of Bermont, Fla, who. on January
29. 1912, made Homestead Entry, No.
Ol0030, for lots l. 2 and NJ of SWA
Section IS, Township 40 s., Range &c e.,
Tallahassee Meridian has filed notice of
intention to make Five-year proof, to
establish claim to the land above describ-'
ed, before Clerk Circuit Court, at Area
dia, Florida, on the Sth day of February,
1918.
Claimant names as witnesses: Michele
Musso, Of Bermont. Florida; George w.
Lakewood of Bermont, Florida; Lorenzo
PlttaVino, OF Bermont, Florida; George
Berry, of Bermont, Florida
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR Az.
THUROITY TO SELL MINORS IAND

Notice is hereby given that at IL O'clock
in the forenoon of Friday. the 18th day of
February, A. d. 1918, or as soon there
after as | can be heard, the undersigned,
as guardian of the person and property
OF Elizabeth Coram, a minor, will apply
to the Honorable Geo. w. Whitehurst,
County Judge in and for DeSoto County,
State of Florida, at his Office in the court
house in the city of Arcadia. State and
county aforesaid for authority to sell at
private sale all the right, title, and inter-
est of the said minor in and to the fol-
lowing described land, situate lying and
being in the County Of DeSoto and State
of Florida, and described as follows, to-
wit:
All Block 10 and Lots l. 2. 8, and 9 of
Block of Sibley's Central Division of the
town of Charlotte Harbor as per recorded
plat of said Division; also, another parcel
of land in the same division. being the
southeast quarter of the Hotel Park as Is
recorded in the Circuit Clerks office at
Arcadia.
Dated this 18th day of December. A. d.
1917. E. o. Coram, Guardian. tfeb15
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior, u S. Land
Office at Gainesville, Fla, Dec. %, 1917.
Notice is hereby given that Lorenzo
Pittavino, of Bermont. Fla. who, on Dec
ember II, 1912, made Homestead Entry,
No. O11339, for SWA of Section &c. Town
ship 40 s., Range .26 E., ITALIA
hassee Meridian, has filed notice of
intention to make three-year proof, to
establish claim to the land above describ-
ed, before Clerk Circuit Court, at Area
dia, Florida, on the 9Th day of February.
1918
Claimant names as witnesses: Rocco
Bagnato, of Bermont, Florida; Geo. w.
Gatewood of Bermont Florida, Michele
Musso of Bermont, Florida; George Ber-
ry of Bermont, Florida.
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