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LYNCH NECR0ES
 IN MINNESOTA
CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNE)

Here. too, the police were prepar- ed to fight back the mob with water, and in the water duel that ensued neither side had marked advantage until the mob managed to cut the po- lice hose This caused a momentary retreat by the police and the mob began battering down the front door. After entrance had been forced from the front, the police offered no fur ther resistance, realizing, they said, that attempts to use firearms would turn the disturbance into a riot of even more serious proportions, and probaly cause extensive loss of life.
 Within the police station the mob faced two heavy steel doors barring the way to the prisoners cells. With large timber the doors were batter ed down after an hours attack. IL took only few minutes to force open the cages and gain possession of the negro suspects.
 On the second floor of the station a mock trial was held. The three negroes declared guilty were taken from the building to Second avenue east and First street, about one and one-half blocks from the police sta tion.
 McGhaie was the first to feel the moose. He cried for mercy, deciar- ing he was innocent. Two Catholic priests called upon the crowd to let the law take it's course but their pleas went unheeded
 One priest, Father J. H. Howard. climbed 15 feet up an electric light pole and again pleaded with the mob to turn the negroes over to the court of law. He was met with hoots and cries of remember the girl lynch them."
 Twice McGhaie was jerked into the air to the shouts of the men, and each time the rope broke. dropping him to not the right man." was his last cry on the third trial he went to his death.
 A similar fate quickly was meted to Jackson and Green, who likewise pro tested their Innocence and pleaded for mercy There was no demonstration after each body scared into the air and no attempt was made to mutilate the bodies, it was said by onlookers.
 Eight policemen and a newspaper reporter suffered minor injuries in the attack on the police station. They were hit by bricks or other missiles, or were swept off their feet and sev- erely bumped in the water fight.
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b|G FIGHT |S
 \ POSSIBILITY

KANSAS CITY. June 15 - An nouncement was made here tonight by Jack Curley, boxing promoter. that the bout between Georges Carpenter French heavyweight, and Battling Levinsky set for July 26 in New York has been postponed until Oct 10. An nouncement also was made by Cur ley that Carpentier, his wife and Francois Deschamps. his manager, would sail from New York for France July 10 Carpenter and Deschamps. it was said. would return to the Unit ed States in time for Carpenter to train for the bout
 Carpenter received the news of the acquittal of Jack Dempsey i'll San Francisco today. on charges of con spiracy to evade the draft laws when declared the verdict removed the ob- stacle in the way of a match between Dempsey and himself.
 Now l can talk championship fight" he said.
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CONSTIPATION
And Sour Stomach Caused This Lady Much Suffering. Black
 Draught Relieved.

Neadorsville, Ky.-Mrs. Pearl Pat. rick. of this place, writes: "I was very constipated. I had sour stomach and was so uncomfortable. I went to the doctor. He gave me some pills. They weakened me and seemed to tear up my digestion. They would gr!pe me and afterwards 1t seemed I was more constipated than before.
 heard of Black-Draught and de cided to try 1t. found 1t just what needed. It was an easy laxative, and not bad to swallow. My digestion soon Improved. I got we'll of the sour stom- ech. my bowels socp seemed normal, no more griping. and I would take . dose now and then. and was in good shape. it -
 cannot say too psuen for Black. Draught for 1t is the fines. laxative pne can use"
 Thedford's Black-Draught has for many years been found of great value in the treatment of stomach, liver and bowel troubles. Easy to take, gentle and reliable in It's action, leaving nc had sfter-effects, it has won the praise sf thousands of peopls who have used l. NC-1ab
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AFTER FOUR MORE

It was reported that three or four trucks and automobiles. loaded with members of the mob, had started at midnight toward Virginia, where it was said four other negroes had been arrested in connection with the same case.
 circus that appeared here yesterday and the alleged attack on the 17-year- old white girl took place on the circus grounds last night. The circus was in Virginia today and it was said eight negroes were taken into custody there, but only four held
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-16
SUFFRAGE
 IN LOUISIANA

BATON ROUGE, La, June 15.-All possibility of action by the Louisiana legislature to enfranchise the women of the nation before the November elections was removed today, the house voting down, 67 to A the fed eral ratification resolution and then adopting in quick order, 60 to 39. a resolution flatly opposing federal suf- frage.
 The federal ratification resolution failed in the senate last week and a measure granting state suffrage was today made a special order in the senate for Thursday. The state suf- frage measure has been passed by the house.
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CALLS BUTLER
 COWARDLY LIAR
CONTINUED FKoM FiGE oNE1
famous.

famous.
 The forces which brought me be- fore the convention with preponderant forces were hundreds of thousands of patriotic men and women in every walk of life who have endorsed me at nationwide state conventions, nation wide state primaries, and in a nation wide poll of unprecedented size.
 This action of Nicholas Murray Butler is an attempt to ingratiate him. self with certain elements which eXer- cised a determining influence at the convention and possibly to explain his own political weakness. It is self seeking, cowardly attack. made under the cloak of an alleged public service, which was never intended or rendered.
 q regret to make statement of this kind, but it is necessary. in this instance, to brand fakir and to de- nounce lie"
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fine of S1O or 10 days in jail, or both, for subsequent offenses.
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ASK TAX REDUCTION

PHOENIX, June 15. Reduction of the valuation placed on the prop erty of the Arayaipa Leasing compa- ny by the assessor of Graham county was asked by the Aravaipa company officials at hearing before the state tax commission today The valua- tiOn placed on the property, which was formerly known as the Grad Ref mine, was S100,00O. The commission said the matter would be acted upon by the state board of equalization in August
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Phoenix Considers
 Curfew Ordinance
llissoe.ofcd Press Leasea Wire.I

PHOENIX. June 15. - As a result Of movement started by the Wom- en's Christian Temperance Union, backed by many letters to the news papers protesting against alleged misconduct of boys and girls while joy riding" and against evil in tluences on the streets at night, the city commission tomorrow will con sider enactment of a curfew ordi- Aance.
 Ten D. m in summer and s D. m. fin winter is the time limit for girls CT boys under 16 years old to be on the streets unaccompanied by parents br guardians, if the proposed Ordi- nance is passed. The penalty will be warning for the first Offense and d
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PREPARE STATE BUDGET

PHOENIX, June 15. - Preparation gun today when Charles w. Fairfield, executive secretary to Governor Campbell, sent to the heads of all de partments blanks to be filled in with records of expenditure and with re- quests for appropriations.
 Before the legislature conveneS, Secretary Fairfield will compile an Appropriation bill from the informa- tion furnished by the departments. The bill will be submitted to the leg islature with the recommendation of the governor.
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TROOPS ON WAY

ST. PAUL, June 1.-Two compan- ies of Minnesota national guardsmen left here at 1:3O a. m. for Duluth un- der instructions from state Adjutant General Rhinow, who acted upon re- quest of Sheriff McGee of Duluth. They went equipped for riot duty
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GETS BRIEF STAY

NEW YORK, June 15 - Police In- spector Dominick Henry of the ten derlCin district, sentenced to from two to five years al hard labor for perjury in connection with New York's vice war, late today was granted stay of execution until Monday, pending an appeal by his attorney.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-16
FRUIT KILLS BABY

PHOENIX, June 15. One little girl is dead and her stiu smaller sis ter is at the point of death as re, suit of eating too many apricots, ac- cording to word received here tonight from R. H. Griffin of Marienette, Ari- zona, father of the children. The
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PHOENIX CHILD DROWNED

PHOENIX, June 15. - While play ing along a canal bank within sight of his parents, Aleno Anada, aged four, fell into the water, was sucked under by the current and drowned, according to a report to the sheriffs office by Jose Anada, the child's father. Deputy sheriffs searched for the body but failed to find it.
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dead child was five years old. The
 two were stricken while visiting in Tucson. Griffin was in Tucson to- night at the bedside of the other child Overeating apfcots resulted in dysentery, the fathers message said.
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PALMER GETS A DRAW

LOS ANGELES, June 15. - Kid Palmer, Arizona welterweight, fought four rounds to a draw with Jack Robinson here tonight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms and Land for Sale s3

FARMS
Farms for Sale.
Darbytown Road. miles from city; 100
acres. 10 In cultivation: well waterci ;
broom house. furnace heat. cement eel
lar: good barns. etc. See us.
Adjoining MISSIONER on the Jamrs. II2H
acres. so In high state OF cultivation.
ON navigaba creek; good fishing hunt q.
ing and boating; 5-room house; ample.
good barns. ctc. Automobile one hour
from Nichmond.
2Sh acres. Is cleared. 2h miles from Glen
Allen; Broom bungalow. ample pooI
barns. stables etc. Owner wants 10 sell.
Sec Us.
LOO acres. 400 cleared. balance in wood !.
buildings only fair: ~ miles cas-, OF
Richmond. onc-half mile OF &, A. a
Halfway station. Owner nonresident.
wants TO scii.
Richmond Trust Co, Real Estate Depart,
men, Seventh and Main Streets.
r. .
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IUCTIONS-LECdLS
Legal Notice.

NoricE IS hereby givon that am soliing
In bulk IN? .rroccry business. located mt
1900 W. Cary Street. city. Creditors
viii present Immediately FOR payment oil
unpaid accounts to y. J ycnablc. Trus-
to-. care ": ~ Harris Grocery Co.
fSlEa.dl = r. SI.niuy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21
J. A. CONNOLLY & co.

4o-ACRE FLORIDA FARM-0.,n,.. .,,j
grapefruit on farm Near railroad town
and beautiful city; asphalt Highway: 400
orange ana grapefruit trees peaches
!oauats. EuavaD: well fenced. ioaiuy
tiiiaRe and pasture. wood: rose and vine
covered bungalow. porch on 3 s.des. heat
water. hnc barn. garage poultry house
owner unable car. fog II. rnakcg price
only $4,000. part cash. balance easy
terms. Details this and other Prorid,
ana semiitopical farms. groves and
cata!og farm bargains .; States. Com
Tree; Strout Farm Agency. 1910 T. L.
Graham Buildins: Jacksonvilie. Fla.
100 AcHES--lssautiful James River farm:
on. MIL" from station. good dwelling
house. Mrs. V. NJ. Johns lIowardsyiIi.
Alhemarie County. Va. 80
ts1 hCk rs oi good land. 60 clcarcJ- hal
ance hardwood timber: miles from
station. "a from Richmond. on highway
and small river. Price $40 per acr.
300 cash. balance $500 yer year with
interest. Geo. l.. Crawford K Co.. sJa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21

lSE.SiS-room steam-heated, electTIc
Ish,ei Floyd Avenue home. Possesstoi,
December LIST. J. A. Connolly 4 %
NO lnfornat!nn over phone
MODERN HOME-wili sell. direct from
rooms In splendid order: large front
size SIZE ana back porchcs. hot water heat.
city water. electric lights garage So
wants house. stable. chicken house ami
run: NICE. large garden: young orchard
liouse located in beautiful oak prnyc.
very very t tsrEs lot; ATTRACTIVE neigh borhood.
1mo blocks oi Wesihampton car Just
PTice. $4,000. Terms to suit III 7S2
care Times Dispatch. 80
81 r.N ROOM house. two lots, vineyard.
Iru!t and shade trees, shrubberv can,r.i
~ located in South Richmond. Madison
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21
OFFICE Or DEPARTMENT or PUBLIC

November 10 1920.
Sealed PROPOSALS vii, be received AT tins
oicc until - o'cloci. noon. NOVEMBER
20, 1890. for the fo!low.H. WORK. which
may Too awarded In whole or In part, to-
wit: For the Improving OF grass plots on
tha'sbcraync Parkway. including grading.
soiiing. cutting and n!ling holes for trees.
Also for laying graaol!thic curb on south
slide OF williamsburg Avenue. between
Scott and Arlington Streets.
application.
certified chcck for amount stated
325O) On proposals must accompany each
bid an a guaranty of execution Of contrac.
Tho Director OF Publ: WORKS reserves the
right 10 reject any and all bids.
CiIAS. L. BOLlISG.
Director.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

Oiiico and = 't Room IS
fOh RENT---DcBk space or half OF office
IN 0uslncEs section. l.. q. Itox TAI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21

s2,25o.Oo.
rive room frame
dwelling, in a good To-
cation. An opporlun-
lty to secure a nice lit
tie home at this re-
markedly small price.
Possession early.
J. A. CONNOLLY & co.
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business Property
STORES FOR SALE.

oIVNF-5 FOK SNLE.
We have several stores In tho West End
thht are well located and can be bought
az /: very low HGurc. These stores are
sure 10 enhance In value and VIII a,I,
- much higher price IN the spring.
CHAS. r. I.oEHR 60.
5l Hutua! B!cG.
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Rel ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms md Land for Sale 81
WATER MILL,

Mill capacity, 80 bar
rcls OF flour, 100
bushels of meal per
day; 20 acres of land;
II acres under water;
6 acres in wood; 3
acres in cultivation;
good five-room dwell
ing; located 6 miles
fro m Richmond, in
lhickly settled neigh
borllood; this prop
erty is in Al condi-
ton; will trade; price,
So, 10000.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses for .ialn
81

h0LAMR rAlsk-fot sale. direct or
ShfouSn your agent. my home at sty
Noble Avenue. Roland Park. i rooms,
tiucco built 1915 by l.: NJ. Anderson 4:
20: strictly moleEa: hp;-wutcr heat:
thermosintic temperature control:
chamberlain metal Weather stripped:
s"'ccns. shades. blinds. rift ,in. i,nnr.
ms; hcHiy pnperci. mli basement. 10,
~ bS ~ FEET. Immediate ypossexsis,n
tor Inspection appointment f.ionhnE..
LIS G,iEsby. Madison 7i1y day: R9r-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21

MILLER & RHOADs WILL EMPLOY A NUM-
Der OF EXTRA SALES PEOPLE FOR THE
HOLIDAY SEASON, EMPLOYMENT TO COM
MENCE WITHIN THE NEXT TWO WEEKS.
IN MANY CASES IT WILL BE POSSIBLE
FOR PEOPLE OF UNUSUAL ABILITY AND
HOLIDAY EMPLOYMENT. THE EMPLOY
MENT MANAGER, FIFTH FLOOR, WILL BE
GLAD TO INTERVIEW APPLICANTS AT ANY
TIME. IN CASE YOU ARE INTERESTED IN
EARNING SOME EXTRA XMAS MONEY, AND
FEEL THAT YOU HAVE THE EXPERIENCE
OK THE ABILITY, THE EMPLOYMENT MAN
AGER WILL AT ANY TIME TALK OVER WITH
YOU THE ADV tNTAGES AND POSSIBLE
TIES OF EMPLOYMENT IN MILLER &
RHOADS. ----
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MONDAY. NOVEMBER 90. 1920.
Beginning mt IL O'Clock A. NJ.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OLE,

THE VALENTINES. AUCTION co, INC.
Auctioneers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21

WANTED
MONUMENT AVENUE LOT
We have a client who has n small nteco
OF rental property. valued at $4,000 which
he wishes To exchange for u lot on Sionu.
mcnt Avenue between Cleveland Street
and the Roseueath Road. Our client viii
you to offer? i'aN.
CHAS. Il. LoEHR co.
SOL Mutual building
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21

FARMS near rhiladelphia and other iarr,
yitles Sizes range from to 100 acres.
piases' .i.,oV upward. Good soil and build
insS. HacadnfR roads: near school
Shufehes steam and electric cars. Don't
Duy iarni until you SEQ our catalogue
X. Airy Street. Notristown. pa.
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Far ST..

Twen,y-cight acres. miles from Gler
Alien, on good road. about one half clear.
I'd GOOD truck land balance In wood
urge bianch through farm. A,.nos, new
room bungalow: several fair outbu!!d
inrs: MIC. orchard; shady yard. This 1.
~ nea! place for summer home onl,
hhoHt th!rty ninutcH' drive from civ Tn.
owner has bought large farm and has
." use Tor this farm and will sell far be
low IT'S value. ! VIII show ,his farm az
prospective purchaser at any time, but Will
not give location over phone. II you wan
a bargain. see this farm.
Apply TO
j. f. NoRvELI.
South Richmond Bank Building
2bvi Hun Street. Richmond Va.
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TIMBER FOR SALE

WRITE for Information how 10 obtain
nom state and railroad lands
ani esn florida lands direct from owners
Benents agents. Honleseekers' lnforma
non nMream Jacksnnville. Fla.
" IA LAChE FARM-For sale. i0-acre farm
rao, me n near suburbs OF Richmond: To-
mlnEs. Small orchard. Beautiful grove.
Only $500. Easy terms. Address X r.
Grawley. Agricultural Agent C. e. o.
hallway. Richmond. Va. y
zsi ACRES with sis-room frame house
barn anu outbuildinSs. two and one half
miles from railroad station: snienJId
river bottom; one half cleared. balance
In timber. Mcrchantable timber viii
pay Tor tho property. To quick mr.
chaser 32b per acre. Phone Handoinh
St9. American Realty Exchange. 4oi
Ilmes- 0lspateh building. Richmond. va.
HAVE you rented T. house yet? WAnfad
TO Rent AID In The Time s.DIspa.ch " HI
Srooably nna one for you ~"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21

WEST END HOMES.
$1,000
siS rooms. strictly, modern. hardwood
nmo .n' , s,la bath. Immediate possession
E nnoIs rooms mnm, strictly modern. hardwood
Gated near Baltic Abbey. Easy terms
and immediate possession.
$1Ioo0
Ten rooms. modern. newly painted and
easy.
RuFFIN AND SLOAN.
IS y. Eighth st.
WEsTHAMPToN-For sale, cight-room
resiucnce. two large lots double garage:
an moaern: Call boulevard l9sI-W.
TELspHSNE your Want Ad 10 The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21

Richmond Trust Co, Real Estate Depart.
meh,. Seventh and Main Streets
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-28

Special n The Nsss
CHICAGO, March 81 The South
Dakota primaries conferred political
interest last Work Three pul' al
camps were ,omforl,d Moods be-
cause he carried the state, Lowdcn !
because he ran closely and johu'
sons bocaus, withoat organization,
he ran we'll
The Wood cNuhctance nhalsd NOT
ably when complete returns from
Minnesota became available, ana at''
or the Minnesnta state convention
These Alsclosed that Mood viii INV,
only ten delegates out ot twenty
four. A determined convention ~.
fort 90 have tho tuur dcleratrr'ui
large Instructed Tor Gen Wood iuil
cd Nv decisive majority aud pm
n dampor upon Wood ucnduutirt.
hme.
The South Dakota eight was net
ter. II LETT many aaimusulca Wood
claimed a sure majority OF $4,000
and when his lead vas ca, ~ than
half the other contcsl1nts glcaird
Tho h'li"t has gained ground
among On, Bat informed political
Observer -,libnurp % /. nni ioirl
brultcd abroad ~ a nouc ot tho
prcent republican candidates vii
do.
Wood has not Developed mach
personal cn,h, slasW 90, 1Wc ap
plies 10 i.oNd0H fh. IUN lt'drri
are nfaii ~ I.Du.,H Harding On,
"uld quad .at1rip, n Us ivu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-28
Weeks POLITICAL INTEREST CENTEREO
ON SOUTH DAKOTA; ALL 3 CANDIDATES
PLEASED W|THREsuLT Of VOTE COUNT

mlght hr defeated TO- luebf tb
elements which lpHWl 90 mh'prnd
,nis
Cons uurut'y the real powers ar"
sccklnr "dlrk horsps.' GOV Jimw
4. Goodrich. Of Indiana, n frequent
lN mentioned IT, D. hrrpHE bis
hands uI thr ludnuH nFbt which
lt brill. between wood. l.uWd"u and
HARDING Hoover ,alh has ru'h 10
tremendously among r'pihlHus
lle may rui a bis figure in hutl ruut
Nentlous Tor be- hil % large follow
ing In both parties. lla nomination
boy either would not b, surpti1ihs
u hu. leaked uu, iu certain su.
lrDi ,"lps that Hoover would rUi
bn tNers' Co The nomination but do.
hUt llr '.lhur PARTY Nnt' much.
~. luUd. alr huf low end await
hog vhai they believe will bo hIp
rrnt b. both conventions owes for.
Hlm policies ana prohibition,
Then. Il IN WHISPERED the, viii
revive the progressive party nom
mate llon,Cg and appeal 90 the lu.
dependent voters ON The ground lhn'
the old parties have host their 90
stinrtit ness This % 's believed.
appeals 20 Hoover hunsrh
ln ihr meantime, the raWpalgn ot
Hu, Jane, NJ Goa. uf ohio. Cor 'h'
Democratic nomination got uUl
vpV with hir diner ~ lhn lruu.
Jlh. the leading Chicago lrmo
organization. whore Gov Co.'S Uf
uiir H "lt
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of fllmur ius.nU n - Nuuh"II
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that hu WFluIa hH lIut rIrH .lI..I
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matters uU net llEW
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SUPREME COUNCILS
DECISION HAS NOT
NET WITH APPROVAL

II n H .".f| 7 .FHa|
lONllN. March o.. -Ulssu.ro-
tal 1T lh suuwwc ,uuuylla dccla
.cD Go lH.p he S.iI' uu the throu"
70 'nusl nuuupie .s Nu'rcd hy many
fuvl'shm,u Who remember Glad.
tone fierce lcnuur'a tlon of Abdul
'he laWHru The Archbishop OF
tmk .nrlNnr al o diocesan c,ntcr
ast. s.ii
"fn '' icel disappointment 81.
90 'l4I "a trnsst iu ,hriFendOm. IA,
1nsp'ahahlc Turk b. apparently I'll
to hr Doe Ir possession of Cnuslap-
uu1pla Nhat the results way b.
jl bins sufficiently gnoWu
hN i'e tiwrs received OF 90.
ncN'd nNs,acrr ~ Arwepaus !
think this r. matter that Dushl Co.
lic deep anon the conscience 81 the
iuush poople W. have g,peat dh
aEd in tag Wasi sultun Hav. sNrl
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