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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-08
The Woman. niblr.

20 Ih' mni'or OF m. Times Dispatch:
Sir:-,"fnc Woman's Eib!,." a copy ot
winch Is owned b. The Virginia AS
ISOLATION opposed TO Woman suffrage
Wa copy rishtcd by Elizabeth Caiy
stanton IN 1895, JUS, twenty three years
ago. =! r~ Carrie Chapman Gait. prcSi-
dent Of the National Suffrage Assoc-
alton, VINO now seeks through an
amendment 10 the Federal Constitution,
against tn. viii Of an overwhelming
majority. 20 regulate tho franchise il,
Virginia and the states throughout tho
miitcc that sent tho book out or IL
susan II. anthony. author of tho Fed
"rtl amendment IN question says Who
can now tel! whether Mrs Stantons
commentaries tnay not prove great
help to womans "manci7a ton from old
snper:.titi"ns that have barred her
Of the manner In which IN. hook
was written Mrs. stanton says soma
thirty sdnraGis,s ran over the H.bie
from Genesis 10 Revelation. inarkinl.
the tents concerning women. cntttn:
them out. paStinc .hen In a blank book
ard writing the comm ntaries beneath.
80 ,r 81 ihsse-"As Christ is the head
OF ne church 50 "a the man the head
o. the wnrna MFRS. stanton writes:
This idea nt wuman's subordination
from Genesis 10 Revelation. and is tho
basis ooh, great. albeit UNCONSCIOUS
trihntec "of All church action
Antisnfrag iSts arc opposed instinc-
lively and IN Judgment to the cnfran-
chiscnlcnt of woman: hut IL is as a
rebellion against Divine limitations ex-
pressed in tho spirit and letter OF Gods
Word and illustrated by ham in naturc
that An orE"ni2ed resistance of the
propaEhnda exists: Is I, not Al once
strange and significant that. with dia-
metricaiiy different viewpoints, they
arc supported in this conviction by
surraGists themselves. and that Mrs.
Stanton's verdict. after an exhaustive
examination OF tho Holy Scriptures is
that This idea Of wo:nan's suhordina-
ION IS reiterated times without num-
Der from Genesis 10 Revelations"
In other words, while antisufra rsts
see in Eible teaching tho restrictions
of wise and loving Creator for the
protection of the weaker sex in the
fuifllment of tho exalted and sacred
duties Of mother and custodian. in tho
plastic state. OF the human race: and
suffrage leaders regard the same as
the Degradation and suborcination OF
woman" both reach the same conclu-
sion that from Genesis to Revelation
tho same thought is reiterated.
The coincidcnt teens with sugges
tion. and is worthy the earnest and
prayerfuI considera ton of men and
women throughout this Christian land.
RECORDER.
Richmond Va June c. 1915
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-08

Now do you remember. Nancy.
That June day, when school was done.
We were lettering in the sun,
And had such pleasant fancy
OF girls and flowers as being one
This girl IL lily that q rose.
Each Of them like some flower that
blows
Within q sheltered garden-closec
That day, as I came in. troop
or girls stood in a rosy group
About the teachers dcsk-swcet Nell
And Katherine. Charlotte. Isabel
And Blanche and Marion and Tess.
Each in her gay and pretty dress
In white and green and pink and blue.
In lavender and carlet. too,
WIN brown and black and golden hair;
And all 80 Young and all so fair.
Thcy seemed cluster Of bright
flowers
or sunshine born and sunlit showers
me lovely things Of leafy bowers.
Harriet Prescott Spofford, in the luna
st. Nicholas
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Voice Of the People
Letter" must give the name and nd.
OF 'he writer. Name win not b.
published II writer 90 re,n..<.
Hand No ItIuner

10 the Editor Of The Times. pispa,ch.
ST., our article in this morning :
ISSUE declaring that all candidates for
cohSress IN the First District but Mr.
s,,,ooiricH, are bIuiting and stating that
w: Soo'r!cK ~ 'ht only ONE who hsd
paid ms primary Zee. seems sumcwua,
IL rssp"nsib!e 10 say tho least
me Fact is. that alter Mr. Bland
nomination. Ny Sears Mr. Houston
and ! declared before tn. ronyen.{on
mat We would support MIR. bland for
'he regular term in the Ausuat pri-
mary ! am reasonably sur. that Mr.
Mapp IS just as much in earnest abou,
running IS is M- Goolrick Mr.. Bland
being ou' Of the city to-day take
occasion TO advise you that his en-
franc" Zee was paid to the Auditor be-
!ore your article was published Had
,hiS been known rs /, should have.
DOUBTLESS the article would not hay.
been Published. Bland ia no bluTer. as
the counting OF the ~otes "a the night
OF August will indicate
CHARLES q. 5ERKEIEY
Newnor. News, Va. June 4. 1878
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New Subject for X,r RI,

To the Editor Of Tho Times pisoa.ch.
,.- ST our editorial rays thai Con-
men o: small mean by layin. a Eii,int.
TAX on the things when they CONSUME
ctC. N'tie'
Yes. that IL good. but WIN ID %,
fan 10 mention. IN This connac,Iny y ,hn
"id" and untouched field for ,ar,,inn
~ ouf !a:d values " whi:h are grow
M 'hS ny lsAps and 6'unds. and making
certain discr"ctly silent ores rich
Our President twAUln admir-. e,
ceedtnS!y) IN his recent speech before
'"hsFess made this same error OF omiS-
sloH-tha' ~, nc spoke Of the varfous
..orns OF 'aS. and subjects for taxation
Tor war revenue. but failed TO mention
,h!s one btgs"st Of ali subjects for !.
!; has everything TO recommend u.
Tor II IS just tax /, ~ easily and
chenp!y assessed and collected. II is a
uemsnaouaiy o!E basis for tax, for
we land values IN and around tho
Sltics ar. Tar greater thar the value
81 the improvements which are being
taxed too high.
eNtr.inity - recognize ana acccp, the
principle o. ,ax'ua land values" and
Also putting an extra 'supertax' on idle
You can kin ,wo birds with ono
stone, for raising the tax assessments
On id!e cor PARTLY improved, !and forces
!, inio use. and thus production is in
creased, and wages are paid out more
F"Eu !arly. and II means homes for the
people.
It seems to be :e.:ognizcd in our
SPURIOUS success In approIriatinE to
themselves the unearned Increment, on
tho land values OF the community
are entitled to hold public ofNc. ,fhaa.
men are referred 10 as biz: taxDayers
an4 men who Win give the state A
business administration. ctr Is il wise
., rus, rus me cream to the e''ardia.nship
charlottesville. Va. June ,. 1918
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ard ching.

Remember last Spring early when the robin
had first chirpcd and the earliest tinlid little
anglcworm was growing into bait. planted
garden 10 help conserve things? Remember
how we wrote series OF lessons gardening
and promised to keep you all hep our prog
rcss and tell YOU how do likewise!
Remember friends, how faithfully turned
the ground over and pu!verizcd 1t and plant
little seeds and sprinkled en- and cultivated and
took out stones and bricks and slate and stun
to let the garden grow? Remember how we
SAID we'd eat as much possible OF garden
can enough for winter and send the to
market so as to release of this country's
truck for the boys over yondcr?
Well this is just to say, you oughta sec that
Earien now. our combination ha nd hoe pillow
con;raption has fallen apart with rust. Our
inatoes have tainted and cvcrything's all blown
up. One thing, we've got tho finest crop OF
weeds and warped resolutions that ever grew
anyhow. In one respect, therefore. our garden
success
We shall now go fishing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-08
Hard Lines for tbc J,,f,

T 'iLRE seems to be no refuge IN ,b,s
country Tor the idlcr. There is no place
"herc he may 20 in peace, safe from, tho
nHrsun Of the hounds of the law. tho ~
l'chns exemption board or the industrial re-
''u''lhs agents lie may dream of shady
Np"'S IN inc park or wind swept Ravens at
IN" shore but he dare not apnroach .bop,
II nc walks the street he must nrotond IN
ne In hurry, no matter how hot il is II
he goes to the club he mus, cover bis re
treat and perhaps hide himself in unfro
oh"n'"d rcccss"s. If he STAYS at homo no
must reign sickness. The fact Is. the life or
ioaier IS sad these days. and il promises
TO become sadder as time goes on and bia
country finds more and more useful work
for him
- = olihcuii TO understand the mental
p'ocesSes OF the man who is able to con-
rlpnic something toward national cricicncv
al snch time this and refuses n do !,
u would seem that every person with anv
capacity whatever for usefulness would no
'"hShincd with Impotence to do soroctbipo
" II now engaged. To do something moro
mere ar" millions upon millions OF such nor
".'h ana women who are working day
and night giving Of their time and their snh,
htancc ana yet are not content in ,heir o,.n
''e"itS "ith what they have donated to their
government 'o''
mere IRE many others. sad TO saw who DO
~ nt I" care whether they arc an asset
- D',''s 10 their country. even when IT
Is engaged III tho most dcsnora,e vor >, ~
history Dnt The time is not far distant ,y,on
"'h people VIII be forced TO do their dutv
''h OF thcm may not be caught in the dr.ft
processes but there will he found means q,
,e"ch'he out for them. There is no mace
:" soc'e'y Tor The loafer Already he is
'S'."ci]cd soon or late he will become an
outlaw. "' on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-08

An idea OF how fast American lighting
power is being made ready for the decisive
struggle IN France was conveyed when Sec
rotary Daniels, at Wilkes Barre, last week
stated that&Ele american troop movement
will reacls-tis- million mark in a few weeks
that in a fe~ months the two-niliion mark
VIII hay" bccn reached and that ten million
or more men viii he sent il need be to win
the war. That is not boastfu talk but il
the frank statement OF rho man "on the
inside" who knows the American shirt and
has satisfactorily proved it in bringing The
branch Of service he represents up TO the
highest point Of efficiency
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-08

When war was declared Secretary Daniels
announced: The navy is ready" and his an
nouncement was backed up by the facts.
Now, with Uboats operating of it's shores, he
tells the nation 1t need have no apprehcn-
sion rs To protection Of the American coasts,
and there will he no recall OF forces in the
war zone" In the light OF his past
promises and performances the country ac-
cepts the calm assurance. for ii knows that
the United States Navy is fully prepared and
adequate to cope with the submarine cmer-
gcncy and protect both the transport service
and mercantile shipping
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-08

While statisticians continue to pirate OF
Gcrmanys waning power because OF the
hardships of and the decrease in the
birth rate. its armies continue TO advance
against all the might that the allies can
muster. The sooner such talk ceases and
the civilized world comes to realize that
Germany never be beaten from within.
but must be crushed from without by force
unlimited, the sooner Will the conflict he
ended in victory for the entente
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-08

Again the Fourth looms large ahead
We count our wounded and our dead.
our manned and tor L. our busted noses
our bent hydranS eas. shattered roses;
Our lawns all Strewn with rocket sticks
And wire ends of shooting tricks;
RANT scratched from places where we stood
The things to make 'em GO or good;
our money gone in one grand gorge
To remind US that wallopcd George:
And all this litter. 50 chaotic
Just so we may he patriotic
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-08

,h'ins"lves and their methods OF deal
Jug WIN drivers OF ice wagons de-
SCI ped 10y dealers" says The rcpor,
" seems Il LITTLE strange thai RIch
mona housewives wer. not Summoned
10 mas meeting that they might tell
.Heir ildc Of the story. OF short wcfrhta
poor deliveries and "rotten' Ice &c
"hy the administrator should have
arc"piod on:-sided argument as TIM
mno!c trh'n Is little Difficult, TO un-
winch the housewives OF Richmond
shonld take up with tho food admin
STATION. HOUSEWIFE
k.CAMond VI Innn -, = - -.
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nIrtho,ucr or Colrr,bus

Miss !. $. r.. kichmond.-rhere is
some uncertainty about the birthplace
Of Columbus. he WIS born either in
l4fa or 1881. The bcs: authorities sur
mise that his firth took place in the
village of Terrai ossa. near Genoa
Italy, where his father. Domcnico CO.
lumbus. went TO live about that time.
Ills father was a VOL combcr of small
means. who lived till 1888. Ills mother
was Susanna Fontanarossa Little is
known about the early life of Colum-
bus.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-08
The Fight.

There's good old scout in Fairfax who called
on atniabe enemy with this:
sir, understood you called me a red headed
liar"
Il did-what about ito"
Il understand you also called A d-head-
cd poacher and horsethief:"
Precisely; also. ] called you a red headed
scoundrel. What have YOU got to say about it?
The good old scout Strengthened UP scornfullv
What I've got to say about ii, sir. is that
you're color blind. sir. My hair is pink Sir!
Good day. SIR
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-08

j. h. IA. Grove FIX tcrnally, SmoR-
!ng has an irritating effect in the mn
cous membrane Of tho eyclids when in
direct contact with the eyes. Intern
ally. the central hhcrs Of the optic
nerve arc poisoned by nicotine. and the
patient is sometimes partly blinded
from this cause. The remedy for such
sufferers is to quit smoking
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-08
nuddy's Motto.
No road too rough.
No Hun too tough.
Hint. to ,Iexc ncr,,,cr.

Hints Move RcEinncrs.
This lesson tells you how to register the vari-
Gus emotions
i'asSion--i'ursc lipa. clasp hands in from, Of
waist twlst body rapidly TO right and left Fall
4 couch -
l-ov"--Clasn hands above head and hop abou.
N" room a IL. Mikc Moidkin or Nsjinsky with
features wearing expression Of dying calf in
tho moonlight. "
surprise taiSn and lower eyebrows several
Times in succ tsSi IN. and Shudd,.
'iricf-A!lo" tears to drop iron, end OF nose
INTO a large wash6ish; knit brows and wtgEle
shoulders.
Joy--itaisc eyebrows open mouth wide. Snow.
ing teeth and wink 10 h eyelids rapidlv
To- morrov's lesson. How to die gracefully
for the screen"
The Austrians arc boo on'inS 50 doubtful Of
their charming little Emperor, Charlie. that II;
Is said they Civ" him only cheer instead of
three when he rides by
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-08

J. h. w. Richm ond.--Wn know Of no
reason why position in bank should
nc clasSed as nonesscntial. Since tn.
Ia ing business Is very essential
Industry. Il stands TO reason that the
management OF such institutions would
not maintain IL nOncssential position.
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Army Chm. Iniux.

r. r.. South Observation-Disclosures for
tho army must pass physical exami-
nation. as do other officers. Regarding
appointment. address the Secretary of
War. Washington. ID. G.. Chaplains
have tho rank of captain and receive
captains pay. S2.10v a year. Each
regiment OF cavalry and infantry has
chaplain. He does NJ drilling, but is
amenable to army discipline.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-08

age. but you women had better discard that
ola granny notion that the more crcdulous sex
mas any corner on mid-life ailments.
The Boy THAT Betrays iIimsclf.-Secms to me
you take narrow views OF some questions Given
two young men OF nineteen, one bright, active
wide awake, and cigarette smoker. the other
exceedingly quiet duh. slow to sec the point
which would you choose for confidential place"
-NnsWer.-lne tame one I'd trust the smart
Aleck only while ha. my eyes on him a boy
OF nineteen that has res ort to tobacco has
something wrong with him. you may bank on it,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-08

TO INC Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
Str,--l AN extremely glad you put in
good word for the Richmond house
wives In regard TO the ice question
At IN" meeting between tn" City food
administrator and tho ice dealers Rich.
nond housewives seemed 10 come in
Tor good deal OF unjust criticism and
some fun-nakinE. Many housckocp.
crs would have bluShcd 10 have heard
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Hay, EprIrht nnd t;re.b,m

-. ; H.. Dayton. Tho pictures OF
tn" three soldiers on the Red Cross
posters arc those Of privates Hay. En-
right and Gresham. the frRt three
american soldiers 10 he killed In tho
trenches in France. 'fhcy were vic
inns of a German attack November g.
1917.
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SATURDAY. JUNE S. 1918.

Cruchxon OF American soldiers in Ger
many will add TO the nations reverence for
that symbol which has been held sacred from
the time To which history runneth not. Like
unto that Other who died upon the cross,
these soldiers have willingly surrendered
up their lives for mankind. And, like that
sacrifice theirs cannot be in vain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-08
The Wntsnn rnne.

A, -. H., observation-disclosures r Wat
son. "i Thompson, Ga. WAS tried in the
Federal Court al Augusta. Ga on m.
charge Of sending obscene matter
through the mails. and the jury report
Ell u disagreement on December y
1919. standing, ii was said 10 To for
aCuuittal.
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Information Bureau

inTuiries regarding almost my tomb
excepting on legal md medical sub
Jccfr. nre answered free. A. all In
aufries nre answered dir~cti, b, per-
s"nHl letter scIf-nddreHs~d. slammed
enNeiopc IL required. Address The
iihcs-bispntrh Information bureau.
E.Chinond. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-08

a brief dispatch from Moscow reports tbc
formation Of & committee OF representatives
OF all parties except the BolshcyiN for Tho
purpose OF soliciting allied Intervention in
Russia to throw off German aggression. In
lace OF increasing evidence OF the waning
strength OF 8olshcvik rule, this sign of I'M
rest ~ significant The movement may
signify basis OF understanding has hnon
arrived at between Intelligent patriotic
elements OF the population which will rcsn,,
In organized Co operation that mus; lead -
definite action, fret, in ovcrthrowin,. tho
present treachcrous government. and soc.
ono, In the substitution of government Of
strength, energy and patriotism. With tho
help the allies will be only too ready to give.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-08
Hn.h House Rennrtee.

The Indignant Waiter-Sir. you swapping
your finger 10 attract my attention.?
The Guest-No not at all; but after waiting
half An hour. just trying to arouse your
curiosity as to why snapped my finger. Now
you can bring me some ham and eggs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-08
Charcoal I3ph's Daily Thourht.

II don kind o sense said Charcoal
Eph. ruminatvely. putin in yo' slcepn' time
worryin bout yestidday. when de Lawd know
80 ain Gwne dig consolation outn yo re-
grcts. Eat a pie. Mistah Jackson"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-08

War Industries Board says halt-soled shoes
will be in styl" this year - to the uppers.
when they give out wear spatS
when the trousers are haifsolcd. wear long
tailed ovcrIoat.
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Soldiers Uniforms.

R"c!.trant. i.ynchburG ~ Commits
stoned officers prOvid. their own ami
forms. The government furnishes uni
forms to all others as part o! their
equipment.
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Note by Eastern paper that a certain
corporation headquarters the other day there
was meeting OF the hoard OF detractors"
Those boys. the detractors rather nuniei-
nowadays.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-08

When prohibition goes into fun effect in this
country Ii will be sad blow ROYALTY
There Will be princes OF the house OF Han
Cover left
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-08

Scncrally - - - 'i'"'cS
Inc government Is about % apend $500 900 IN
discriminating mosquitoes. -
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Much Ado About Nothing
HY ROY IL. MoULTON

A friend OF ours is in relief work. lie
! holds the yarn i'll his outstretchcd hands while
| his wife wraps II a ball.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-08

The real trouble with Russia is tina, there are
many Russia!.s there.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-08

Perhans now the nation wide proh1bi-
toniss viii realize the intempc-ance and
Injustice Of their effort 10 club President
Wilson into arbitrary stoppi,- If tho manu-
facture Of beer and light wines h. holding
up the funds provided under the agricultural
emergency bin. Mr. Hoover wisely points
out that &nch action would put tho country
or whisky brandy and gin basis. vim
a possible orgy OF drunkenness. while mo
saving OF f"odstuns effected would y. Al
most negligible Congress- is like an indj-
vidual-if il would think oftcnor it would
make fewer foolish mistakes Mos, Of the
time II just thinks it is thinking.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-08

Half the trouble in this world is caused by the
other half OF the trouble
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-08

Jonah was the only fisherman in history who
that got away.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-08

Germany never has been able to under
stand "hY when II releases tho spring and
- saoh -ih-'he- hanahoH pokes MP its hidcous
head. is enemies. like frightened chiraror
for whom the toy was invented do mo,
scream in terror and make off in airht they
JUST cont play the game as Berlin has been
taught TO believe it would aud should he
PLAYED The Kaiser las yet 10 learn that
the Ten'on mountain Of genius with All lis
labor has been able 40 bring forth nothing
more than nous" Of frightfulncss. The
sending 81 submarines to American waters
VIII be as aborive as have other means Of
terrorism. When tho German Pandora
pox OF horrors has been exhausted Of its
contents Germany win find the allies sin
fighting and sim unafraid.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-08

Russia's recovery would be rapid. and soon
she could be depended on to count as a vital
factor In winning the war
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-08

.'nsrcssmen are getting down on a leva,
s "..n humanity They will DO satisfied with
just two weeks vaahtion this vear
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-08

MrS MatSu Watanahle kairivau,a and Mice
Maki iito npamag 81 have been lief; a large es-
tate ny thr VIII of Connecticut woman
II TINS isn't showing a friendly feeling toward
japan. we viii take another guess
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-08

Is aiS"r Now Has 100000 Men II .adlin.
them. " '''S'S ''''H
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hEMBfk OF me AssoIlAIhD fNESS.-iho
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local news published herein. All rights of republlcn-
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