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New-York tribune., 1919-12-01
High Winds Responsible
for Low Scores, Not a
''Straight'' Being Made

High winds were responsible for low
scores at the Travers Island traps OF
the New York Athletic Club, y here
thirty nimrods gathered Iestcrday
afternoon to decide the final Sunday
snoot of November The winds were
so high that not u single straight
string of twenty-five targets was made
dullng the afternooa.
Even the shoot for the high scratch
prize, that generally has half dozen
or more eunners with full scores C
100. saw only few with perfect scores
yesterday. These viii shoot off next
week for the prize
The high scratch gunner VS. J
O'Neii who had 81 out Of a pos nle
100 targets 1t was an excellent ,o.al
considering the weather conditions. \
special was taken by IT, J. Thielman.
Being the final shoot Of the month
all of the regular fixtures came 10 an
end r. u. Sloan did the best work,
winning the Tournament and the Pres
ident's cups. The Byrorel went fu II
r. West.
A. L. Burns SD g. D.uao ted in
the shoot for the Buermoyer Cup. Each
had 45 out OF 90. shooting from
scratch II was ,mposs bic to shoot
off the event, so il was postponed
until next week. The shoot for the
New-York tribune., 1919-12-01

'eation herein. and intends t. take
steps which viii constitute punish
neat OF the plaintiff for its az peal to
th.s court for this courts protection":
and intends 70 have the third place
money awarded TO the Detroit club and
tae act and resolutions OF the board
81 directors of the league nulhtied and
hls course IN suspenGing Mays APP
proved, outstanding the decision Of
tAe Supreme Court of TINS state hold
ahe tA"t the suspension was Illegal
ne present II junction was obtained
Saturday Afternoon from Justice New,
burger by Davies. Auerbach & Cornell.
counsel. and Fitch & Grant, attorneys
Tor The New ork club.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-01

1l3: Choirmaste-. 1ls; Billie b rs.
Also Gig ible-Sieetfi 1i2, jas T Clarke.
1l3; Qartette. 10; kultur 10
Fourth race (three -yeaT-olds and upwa n
claiming purse. $500 six furlonesl-f1fs-
cord. l9s Verify. 1o4 Ina Ky .4r
Miss Howell. 1os; Satisfied loT SANDY
Lad. l07. Esr eralda. i97 tKohinoor. l0:
rlajan. 10; G. Cartri1 10, Constant
ll", Minstrel. ilo. Brown Favorite
sun cold. Il5. Also Prevaricste.
lo7. Irish Maid. 1l0 N Maud Bacon fp3
s-oa 80 ard 49, ,',r.a%e = -,
Esgle umpD 100. Dsify Nan. i9s Tie
Boy. 10: Jsso. ll2. Liveiy. lt5. Yon Need.
ils Goorge clark. lls. Tacoia. l2o
SIKH race tth-se- -yeAr-oifis and up
ward. claiming. purse. $500. ore nile
and a siNtaenth)-srOd1lor 9s .rho.-t,s
T Mcmahon. % Lady Waideck 1oi.
Leta. io7 Senator James Ii0 Ear
sight. 10. Tours. 10 Kentucky Boy ila
AleNanier. li0 Bnnoas1 llo Brfqklay.
III, Nontain Rose -. il}
Soy. rth racs three yrsr-oide ami IT
ward. e,ssnsing. purse. <soo. on- ,-ily ara
ssv"nts yares) rie.r Ro~-. lo- 'Pla.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-01


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New-York tribune., 1919-12-01
New York Soccer
Team Beats Morse
By Score of 3 to 0

The New York soccer team beat n.
Morse Dry Dock eleven by 3 70 0 at
Olympic Field yesterday in a National
League game. New York was the first
to attack, Petrie breaking clean through
but shot direct into Whaiens hands.
Morse then took turn. Lynch just
missing the target with two attempts.
Petrie was much in evidence for the
home team. slipping through Morse's
defense twice, but on each occasion
he put the ball high over the bar. Half
time arrived with the score sheet a
blank
New-York tribune., 1919-12-01
Record Crowd Sees
Races at Havana:
Polar Cub Winner

HAVANA. Nov 9o-A record crowd
turned out a Oriental Park this after
noon The boxes we're illed by Ha-
vana's most exclusive social sets. and
between running Of different races the
Fromenade back Of the stand in the
rear Of The boxes reminded one very
much of big day at Saratoga
Nessrs c A. Stoneham and John Nc
Graw with their families. were occu-
pants OF boxes. IN an exclusive portion
Of the stand
The racing during the afternoon was
excellent The different events were
keenly contested. En- Jockey II G.
Woods. who is here with couple OF
horses and G. f. Wright showed UP q
shifty little piater, Polar Club, which
Won the opening event IN handy
fashion.
The results:
claiming five farlonss -Poias cub ia
l,larratl. q - :. to 10 ane q .. frat.
IfatrtcN. Jos fPiek4nsl. 70 T. to . amt
:. r. see.al ao7ace i,sree, n II. ~. g..
Tisae. On -. Old Red. Little one, SNOW
uaa and Y Lester also ran
second race opurse $500. three -vear-olds
fur'orss) Riverside. 100 CPenalver). to
7. t. and - .. FIRST, Robert J.. owen.
JOS CGargan). 10 10 I. 10 ana to J.
AMI even -hird riu,c .07 - Rora
Mae MURRAY Rhadanes. Burlinganle.
Blanche l5uua4ton. y 4ghteap Hops. Golden
RI and Baby Bonds also ran.
Third race Spurse 500 three- -year-olds
ami upward clalrItry fre and half
fl4iongs1 John jr.. lOs Co. Howard). : ~
TO AMI Nn' first. Nepe iN>
f7tetens1. to I. 10 aud evan second.
ca.orel Harrison. JOS eiarran). 10 TO ].
to and u T. ihird. Time. o6 +-5.
1errihis Miss Drinieid, Buniee KIN
rth. Ficsia Eaucy Suregot and Count
+ rs also ian
r'f- ana inward claiming nse AMI
furl.nss1-- Money. JOS tK4tlr,is1. B L.
Nut .rSt Sister SLsls. fHt 'l'4clle-lsf.
fo - an. out, second Hrrner. lt-
ts.rl. Is 70 T. TO and = to
ia.rl. Time. i 06. Ea Garrison. High
a.tr. Sir Oliver and Eddie rranter also
F''h ~aee tpurse 800 three -year-olas
tl T'ArI ciaif.In Ing SIX furlougs i--
Aarse 1ohn. to4 'Wood-o to & . t.
ai aut first Point 10 Point. l05 fOom-
ae)' 70 70 ! anA to .. second
.tI4nu lis uns. los lMpuntaiu1 . 10 /
AMI out. fhir7. Tina i.l- 90 Dr
Murdock ami Sycenoor also ran.
~lxfh race (purse $1,000. Oriental Park
= uHieap. ALI ages; mile and sixteertf)
'ir4n75 lo4. ,Nlouuf ain). to- -
an oGt first HnsorG. 100 &C.. Howard.
= i' ta b ant out, second. Texas
anl 9li. third. Time, As IA zuluiand
tHa Noe0.g also ran.
soFenth raee (pusse $500: three year
% II7 ana upward. e aiming. Iniie an1 fiftv
Nafasi hahy cal az fChiavetts). TO s.
'o amt Out. first Yenghee. l0G &C.
F"''ei 3 IT, J. even and to 3. second
4 rLon hgssAI4 100 N0rmesl. to l 80
aNd "A' third. Time q ia High
N9a baaC p. NoNocacy Th- TaIker
f'-s'"~ 'Iasi. also ran
New-York tribune., 1919-12-01
Ohio Nav Pla, Princeton

COLtNBUS, Ohio. Nov. 30 Plans
for The new football stadium at Ohio
State University are expected to be
ready II 1921, it was announced here
to-day 1t is also reported that the
OHIO students are strongly in favor of
having an annual game with Princeton.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-01
CottIieb Wins Lower
Manhattan League Run

Jake Go-tlieb. Clark House A. A.
mem Der iea throughout IN winning the
Lower Manhattan Athletic League
handicap ruu held from the Paulist
a C.. Yesterday Na.tv O'Ma-a, q
Paulis. youth Who snished second.
succeeded n catching Goetlieb at the
second nile However. a. ne fourth
nile GottEeb drew away from O'Msra
and VIZ b almost Loo Yards
New-York tribune., 1919-12-01
/ re lineup:
New Orleans Entries

First race (t7yo- -year-old nlaidans co.'s
Dolph, lOs r Moody las Dewitt. l6..
faph.nN, !0s: Fleer l0s Day Of Peaee.
los; lIarriean's Her, IL.
second race fthfa- var olds. rfirse.
$500. siv fur!ongs Basp.pe ~
geDrse. iai -Betss. los P'ursrt ia=
sen taleltai 'js. 'ei.llsat- llG
claiming purse. 500. six iurlougsy
Thrills. l0- Miss Cro, 1o4. Bob F3a ....
los, Safraror. l07. n4iiloc. iG1. scarpia
2d. 10, Bengal [. 10. James e Curl-
mings, 10; Old Homestead. 10. AIDE
oaran, 40. Dr. Creigler, ll8. VIII Do.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-01
Comiskey, Rupert, Huston
And Frazee in Nelu S0rtie
Latest Move Has for Its Purpose Further Restriction
OF Powers of League Head and Prevention Of
Bolt by Five ''Stand patters''
BY W. ]. Macbeth

aW or' IN the Battle of 1njunctons which has ragged within
she borders of the American Roson cola ,
Mays to the Yankees successfully SATURDAY. NV M
ut'ona faction which johnson Courco, f
'he conSkey Rupper Huston razeo obtained new
from the Supreme Court made nerannt ; ~
only further feS're the powers the but
prevent any attempted bolt owners supposedly Iowa, ~
h from ae annual meeting which the directors has clsa or
the Bltmore Hotel this city Wednesday, December 10 ~ W
New-York tribune., 1919-12-01
W st Virginia
Leads Eleyens
In High Scoring 9
Rodgers. Of Mountaineers.
Tops the Individual Point
Makers: Final Standings

The West Virginia football team,
which closed its season on Thanksgiv-
ing Day with a victory over the Pitts
burgh Panthers, won two distinctions
on tho gridiron this year. The team
led all the other Eastern colleges in
scoring, with Il total OF 326 points in
ten games
New-York tribune., 1919-12-01
ONeiU Proves High Man
In TruUers Island Shoot

Iyor Cup also was put over until
'xt Sunday.
follows:
New-York tribune., 1919-12-01

;. iNs 'N0iusa lrs:
Z ias 'rl- Pr. -cs:
y r -sr - ~ Deck
Co tage. lfi JACK
4 scn. Dancer.
ip1rentiee al.3 rance
New-York tribune., 1919-12-01
Faction

vlana. e 'Adelant'
Saints Brfixa firap
Count rbaianca los
. mate iii i.itrie
r er-s ftI II. &.
i'll
Fits pounds
claimed
New-York tribune., 1919-12-01
INDIVIDUAL SCORING

Each OF these teams has played one
New-York tribune., 1919-12-01

purse $500 three year
claiming mile ana Hfty
az 'Chiavetts). : to s.
first. Yanghee. l0g &C.
'vfn and to 3. second
g tOrWes). 5 to TO
Time. / e. l5 High
NoNocacy the Tslher
Il SO ran
New-York tribune., 1919-12-01

500 three year-Gltls
ling SIX furlongsl--
ood~1 to 3 = L. s
{ 10 Point. i0J fDon-
! ani Is to .. second
Ohlnuntau1. . to /
: Tina, IL go. Or
ami -ycenloer also ran
$1,000 Oriental Park
mile and q sixteenth.
.rtain). to I 3 - s
'rl i09 &C.. How4rll
3 out, second. T@Nas
irnar). TO ! o 10 =
ne, / 80 "a. Zululand
New-York tribune., 1919-12-01

Ms 1a-7T- IT-0UVVoN Vas graNIed7
- jastce Joseph f.. Ncwbureer on the
aHdavitS ot Colonel T. L. Huston and
Charles Il Te't'e. and is Incorporated
n an order re1a' ring the defendants
johnson ara t-e 81. Louls and Cleve-
land clubs e The American League
10 show cause before me Supreme
Court at SPECIAL Term. Par; L. az lo:15
oe'ocN this .Necaayl morning Why
ar orisr sfea.a rot Be made restrain
~ 'ne defendants from cal ng or
hola.tL .ny aaraa' meeftas ef the
members of me American league either
man that heretofore .e4.see rs the
Boa-t of Directors
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-03-25

(, Miss Bergliot Caspary, director Of
the local Community Choral CLUB
scored another success last evening
in the presentation of "Ye Olde Fash
Toned Singing Schule' in the Auditor
ium, to large and enthusiastic audi
ence. From the gathering OF the
.schule that came struggling through
aisles to find their way to the foot
lights, until the Yngers@ voiced the
last strains OF "Auld Lang Syne"
there was not a dull moment. The
proceeds Of the musical vii! be given
to the Fatherless Children Of France.
The work of all the performers fas
creditable and paid tribute to the tute.
lage of Miss Caspary. Among some
of those who eXcelled may be men
toned Miss Anna Streib and Walter
penwarden, who, in A Sparkling
{ Duet" convulsed the audience with
laughter by their clever and grace.
full presentation Of their parts. Miss
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-03-25
ACT QUICKLY

Dof the right thing at the right
time.
Act quickly in time Of danger
- In time, of kidney danger, Doan's
Kidney Pills are most effective
Plenty of Bismarck evidence Of
their worth. L.srt e..
MIS-. Fl. Steinmetz, III Second ST.,
Bismarck, says: 81 had a severe pain
In the small Of my back and lame
EesS and soreness across my kidneys.
| also had a tired, languid feeling
that caused me much. annoyance. |
tried everything !, knew Of to get re-
lief but was unsuccessful until ! got
Doans Kidney Pills al the Lenhart
Drug Co. Doan's entirely cured me
and the trouble hasn't returned"
" No Trouble Since. r.. .s.i.. J.
Over two years later Mrs. Stein
metz said: 4 haze never had kid
ney trouble since DOan's Kidney Pills
cured me few years ago, | take
them once in q while however, Just
to keep my kidneys in good condi'
ton" ...7
Price G0c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for Kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney pills--the same that
Mrs. SteinmetZ had. Foster-Milburn
Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-03-25
OLD FASHIONED SINGING SCHOOL,
PROVES GREAT POPULAR SUCCESS

Helen Carlton, as Patience DOolittle,
took the part Of timid child's first
appearance before the public, and oy
gesture and word accepted perfectly
the childish role.
Miss Rachel Morris again whistled
herself into popular acclaim, as Cher
lub Applesom, and gave an encore
Listen to the Mocking Bird. "fe
Last Rose OF Summer" by Mrs. NJ.
Morris, as Prudence Reliance Pepper
snuff, was given in /, sentimental fal-
setto that left nothing TO be desired
And not least among the ATTRACTIONS
OF the evening were the violin solos
given by Claire Codding of lMandan
during the intermission. The audience
demanded several encores before il
reluctantly permitted Mr.. Codding tc
| retire. The whole program was
unique. some different, as we say, and
assures Miss Caspary and her musica
company the continued favor OF the
Capital City music lovers.
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-03-25
BY EDITH HYDE,

"The Girl OF the Golden Apple
Gracefulness comes naturally to
many women by many it must be ac-
Quired.
You may have the face of Cleo
patra, the form of a Venus, hut il
you stand and walk like coal HEAVIER
you will never be really beautiful,
Gracefulness in carriage may be ac-
quired by practice. Learn first TO
stand gracefully. Standing gracefully
means allowing the lines of the body
to flow from head to feet. 1t means
taking the ramrod effect out of the
spinal column, 1t means avoiding
the eXageraton of the "debutante
slouch" as well as the rigidity Of
housekeeping Prussian guardsman..
Learn to let your body bend and yield.
Try to realize that your arms and
legs and head and hands are parts Of
the same bodily mechanism; not dis
associated units of an autOmaton.
{ Learn how to receive things which
people hand you; not to take them
Learn to lift an object from taable;
not to seize it.
Sometimes lack of grace comes
from inability to eexrcise proper
muscular control. Eending exercises
in your bedroom at night will help.
Try posing before your mirror in
the nude. Observe the play OF the
muscles as yon bend this way or that.
See how long you can stand on tip
toes and balance yourself. Raise both
arms above your head, grasp one
hand in the other and bend your body
from the waist, as far to the left as
you can, then to the right, then for
ward then backward. Try to make
your body sway, not bend like a
hinge.
Learn to dance. Dancing is the best
teacher OF gracefulness Of movement
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-03-25
"GIRL OF THE GOLDEN APPLE
SAYS DANCING TEACHES GRACE

Four famous artists-James Mont
pomeryN FIagg, Howard Chandler
Christy, Penrhyn StaniaWs and Har-
rison Fisher - Gave the golden ap-
pie" Of beauty at the annual Chu Chin
Chow ball 1t, New York to Miss Edith
Hyde. Miss Hyde is now telling
Bismarck women her beauty secrets
in a series Of 1o articles written ex-
pressy for the Daily Tribune, and IT,
iustrated by photographs Of Miss
Hyde herself. This article is the
fourth.
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-03-25
Miss Ruby Leen and
r. A. Finn Steal
March ON Friends

Miss Ruby Leea, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. S. x. Leen Of Jamestown,
and r. A. Finn, manager of the Fisk
Tire Co. branch of Bismarck, stole a
march on their many friends last
week when they journeyed to st. Paul
and last Thursday morning were uni
ed in marriage. Miss Lylah Leen,
sister of tie bride, and Thomas King
of Billings, Mont, friend of the
bridegroom, attended the couple.
Mr.. and Mrs. Finn returned to
jamestown on Sunday night on No. ],
today receiving congratulations and
fluctuations from their scores of
friends in this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Finn will make
their future home in Bismarck. where
the former has a responsible position
as manager Of the Fisk Tire Co.,
branch office there's. s
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-03-25
ROYAL ARCH MASONS.

The regular meeting of Bismarck
Chapter No. 10, r. A. NJ, will be held
in Masonic Temple Tuesday evening,
March 25th. at $50. Work in degrees
of NJ. NJ, T. NJ. and NJ f. NJ. followed
by a smoker.
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-03-25
Az Trinity Lutheran.

-. a.. musical -. and Literary program
will be offered by the Young Peoples
society Of Trinity Lutheran church III
t.le church parlors Wednesday even
mgr M embers3 and friends are cor, cor.
diaily in yited TO attend, / = #if}s
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-03-25
w. H. Webb, ST., III.

,.--.- w. r., WtDD, ~, ~. =;
J ~ IL. WEBB, ST., is quite i'll at tle
home Of his daughter, MIS-. b. I.
Marks Mr.. Webb is over 81 years
old one of Eismarck's first citizens
but despite his advanced age, ne ma"
enjoyed excellent health until the de-
vclopment Of his present illness,
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-03-25
BACK From FARGO.

: Miss LOuella Pennebacker has re
turned from Fargo where she spent
several days on, business connected
with the office Of the state ,auperlh-
terdent OF public instruction..
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-03-25
TO Join Revival.

Rev. G.. B. Newcom3 announces
that instead of holding the usual
weekly prayer meeting at the First
Rantist church tomorrow evening, the
congregation will join in the reVl7-
al services now in progress at the
Evangelical church.
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-03-25
Catholic Ladies' Aid.

Mesdames Carl Paulson and Charles
Whitley will entertain the Catloilc
Ladies Aid society at the knights or
Columbus hall at 2 O'Clock IhufS-
dav afternoon. - 80. ',H.'' .-.....
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-03-25
RUBBER BOOTS

Full line of Chiidren's Rubber
Boots just received.-Webb
Bros.
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-03-25
Called to Wisconsin.

Called to WISCONSIN,.
Mrs. A. G. Jacobson. OF the Rose
apartments left this morning for her
former home at New Lisbon, Wis, in
response to message advising Aer
of the serious illness of her grand
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-03-25
Buy Bismarck Home.

Mr.. and Mrs. C. l.. Kellstrom of
Flasher have moved into the f.. M.
Serr property at $50 Fourth street
whiih the Flasher people recently pur'
chased.
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-03-25

mother, woman Of advanced age who
is a pioneer resident OF the Badger
state.
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-03-25
With Mrs. Carlson,

The Ladies' Aid society of the First
Baptist church will meet with Mrs.
Walter Carlson at her home on 18th
street Thursday afternoon
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-03-25
German Ladies' Aid.

The German Lutheran Ladies' Aid
society will meet with Mrs. r.. {
SHeckenliable. IA Thayer street, Sat
urday afternoon. - Z E-/.
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-03-25

as .s5-e - Help Far East Fund. %ft
The classes of the McCabe Meth
odist Sunday school donated SCI so to
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-03-25
Back From Sanish.

Rev. G. B. Newcomb, state humane
officer, has returned from an official
visit to Sanish. Thursday he will go
to Baldwin on a similar mission.
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-03-25
In New Home.

A. Boutrous and family are now
occupying the residence at 2 Main
street, which they recently purchased.
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-03-25

To Cure a Cold in One Day
Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
(Tablets.) 1t stops the Cough and
Headache and works Off the Cold. f.
W. GROVES signature on each box.
30c. =
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-03-25

No Roller Skating at Armory
this week.-M. J. O'COnnor.
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-03-25
New Daughter.

A fine daughter was born Friday,
March 81, to Mr.. and Mrs. James
Martin of 415 llth street '=~
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-03-25

Miss Dorothy Cook, who under
went successful operation for ap-
pendicitis a week ago last Saturday,
left the hospital today.
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Leaves kospitaj,

the Armenian and Syrian Sufferers
t"und on Sunday last. @
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Phil Webb Home.

Sergt. Phil NJ. Webb is home from
overseas, after almost two years ac-
tive service. The young Bismarck
soldier enlisted in the Headquarters
company Of the First regiment soon
after the declaration Of war. IN
France he was detailed to escort re
placement contingents to the front
casuals from the front to hospitals
back of the lines. In this. capacity
he Travelled over much of France ana
gained an invaluable experience.
when the armistice was signed ne
was in an officers training school;
with an early prospect Of winning
commission.
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From jamestown.

Attorney George w. Thorpe OF
jamestown was in Bismarck yester-
day on legal mission.
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No Roller Skating at Armory
this week.-M. J. O'Connor.
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CITY NEWS

i Visits Mrs. Packard.
Miss Olivia Draper of Mandan was
a guest over Sunday of Mrs. A. NJ.
Packard. a, .~a ...
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To He,p Women's Associations.


AS result of visit from one or
the national Y. w. c. "A. workers the
churches of this city are going 10
place themselves on record as partlcl-
pants in the movement to raise funds
to help the "Women's ssociations' IN
a financial way A,great work mas
heen done by the association during
the fifty years it has been in exist
ence and. a greater endeavor is con.
templated. The Blue, Triangle
means safety to the girls who travel;
education for workers in the stores
and Offices. spiritual uplife, nome
and job for the girls everywhere. A
county committee for Burle1gh mas us
headquarters in Bismarck. MISS
GLADYS Candee is the president OF
the committee. Her address is Soi
Fourth street. The committee VIII
gladly answer any questions and will
ingly accept any offerings.
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DO, the right thing at the right