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DEAFNESS
Ard Noises I'm The Head.

IL TOU ARE A SUFFERE-Go to
your Local Druggist and order CON-
ChNTRATED SOURDAL,' price It'll
per tin. This New remedy gives almost
immediate relief, and quickly effects a
permanent cure. 1t penetrates to the
actual seal Of the complaint, and has
completely cured many cases which we're
considered hopeless. If your Chemist
does not yet stock 'SOURDAL', do not
accept any substitute, but send money
order for a supply direct to the SOUR
Dali DISTRIBUTING co. 80 STA
TION Road, CROYDON. SURREY,
ENG, and a package will be mailed per
return with full directions.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-02
!
IS
lHA(k|'ED one

BY Star Correspondent.
fSpocial TO The Afgus.)

San Francisco, Cal, July L.
Tonight, after . second fruitless
session, the convention adjourned
until tomorrow morning. The
chairman Of the platform commit
tee wns to have reported but iue
to q continued wrangle over the
dry treaty and Irish planks Chair
man Robinson, on motion from the
door, adjourned the meeting.
The one striking feature Of the
evening was the Bryan demonstra-
ton. Cries o: bryan" went mp
from all over the house until tho
chairman informed them that Mr..
Bryan was in committee meeting
and unable to speak.
Rumors Of Packed House.
There are many, II vague rumors
that the house il q McAdoo packed
house. A certain gentleman Of
prominence in the east said It was
the most disagreeable affair he had
ever seen and that he knew Of
many people who though they had
tickets, were turned away because
they did not have q Mc!Adoo badge.
both sessions today we're useless
and 1t Is hoped by all here tonight
that tomorrow efforts will bring
forth some balloting and perhaps
o candidate.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-02

San Francisco. Ali the women
delegates to the Democratic con-
vention are 100 per cent Americans.
but there are only two who can
trace their ancestry back to the or
iginal Americans-the redskins.
They are Mrs. Richard L. Fite
and Mrs. Eugene B. Lawson Of Ok
lahoma. Both are college women
and glory in the blood Of Indian
chieftains in their veins.
Mrs. Fite is a grand-niece Of
Sequoyah, the inventor Of the Cher
okeen alphabet She went to a
seminary supported by the Cher
okee tribe, and after graduating
married DR.. Richard Fite, a Georgia
physician. She was chairman OF
the first women's Democratic club
Of Oklahoma.
| Mrs. Lawson is the granddaugh-
ter Of the last chief Of the Dele
wares. She was born in Al-lu-we,
a small settlement Of the then In
dian Territory. Her father was d
Virginia, and she was educated by
private tutors at q Missouri col
lege. In 1901 she married big oil
producer.
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COnventionaIities
RI LABERT ST. CLAIR.

San Francisco, July 1.-Oratory
today was as bad as it was at the
Republican, but briefer. Former
Congressman Fitzgerald, a great
New York humanitarian. forced
through a rule limiting each speak
er to 20 minutes CAB. Some day
he hopes to abolish speeches by
law.
A hero when he said he would
take one minute to nominate Mere
dith, Claude Porter of Iowa, after
Is minutes talk, left the platform
a heckled and subdued party.
II Homer Cummings does not get
this nomination, he can blame the
band leader. After John s. Crosby
had thrilled the convention with a
bejeweled speech, q pompadour and
neat fitting katydid coat, the band
struck up America" Everybody
stood and, according to custom
when the anthem is played, got
solemn and then sat down quietly
at the end, forgetful Of Homer's
boom.
ooh, You Beautiful DOLL" played
by the band when Mrs. Susan Fitz-
gerald, a Boston grandmother. sec
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-02
onded Owen, made her blush like a
school girl.

onded Owen, made her blush like a
school girl.
Mrs. Gavin McNab has the dis
tinction of being the only woman
who has addressed the meeting
twice. She spoke yesterday on a
resolution and today in seconding a
patriot
AL Burleson, the postman, pulled
up lame and late at the speaking.
His dogs bothered him so last
night in the Palace lobby that he
draped himself over a mail box
and stood on one foot like a crane.
Judge Cas- WEIGH, Of Kansas City
who never harmed anybody, got
q message from home today saying
that he was being doomed by his
enemies for vice president.
George Creel, who is putting COM
mas in the platform. told me con-
fidentially today that he Is making
so much dough out Of memory
training that he does not care II
gas goes to dollar a pint.
The first set Of whiskers brought
officially to the platform were fast
ened to the chin Of U. s. G. Cherry,
Of South Dakota, who identified
Ambassador Gerard as q candidate.
Fred Hartsook, who used to take
family groups around Marion, In
diana, for two bucks q dozen, Is
taking the official pictures of the
convention in addition to his duties
as photographer to Mary Pickford.
Since Hartsook disappointed his
Presbyterian relatives by going In
to the movie photo game, he has
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-02
lonlll
CHILLED 'lBoU
ELWELl HABIT

New York, July 3.-Miss VI
Kraus. who was with Joseph
Elwsll the night the whist Wiz
was murdered. was questioned n
three hours yesterday BY assist1
district attorneys. District Attl
ney Edward Swami revealed todd
The district attorneys statsme
said that he had been shown
-cahlegfam in which Miss Ann Kas1
former housekeeper for Elwell, q
cused . woman known to her y
Miss Wilson" with making three
against the life Of Elwell.
This, taken in connection w
the former statement Of Miss WI
SON that she had telephoned Five
at $3.50 q. m. the day Of the murdeE
rendered it necessary for the a.
trict attorney to confront Mi
Wilson with the statement OF r.
former housekeeper and exami]
her in regard to it," SWANS staf|
ment said.
The district attorney tAaeuQto
got into immediate communicate
with Miss Viola Kraus.
Miss Kraus did not refuse TO Z
swer any questions. She said
had known Elwell for eight yeo
She declared she had never ND
a threat directly or indire0
against Elwell. She said she nd
had controversy with any ot
woman with regard to him" IN
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To John Haywood and Mary b

To John Haywood and Mary q
wood:
And to All Whom 1t May G
Germ: Take notice that on the
day Of July A. d. 1920. Q petIo
was filed by Anna C. Kirkmaa
the County Court of Rock Islu
County. Illinois, to have cerA
children named, Ivon Haywood
Edgar Haywood declared depai
ent children, and that the Court
point some proper and suitll
person guardian over the persoa
said children and authorize e
empower such guardian to -
to the legal adoption Of said q
dren should any proceeding for
adoption be commenced ins
Court at any time during &
guardianship without any notic(
or assent by any person other q
such guardian Of said child
make such other and further o
ers in this cause as to the Cod
shall seem meet according to eQuil]
and good conscience and accordh(
to the Statute in such case ms
and provided.
Now, unless you appear with
twenty (20) days after the date I
this notice and show cause again
such application, the petition shal
be taken for confessed and dedu
entered.
Dated July End, A. D. 1920.
HENRY B. HUBBARD.
Clerk County Cour
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-02

acquired more than . million doll
lars, 3,100 cows and a front lawn
of twenty-one acres. He has Just
FINISHED $4,000 prints for Mary
which she will autograph and send
to admirers.
Irv. Cobb, who sat directly in
front Of me, had one Of the best
days Of his career. He brought q
blonde who apparently never had
been to a convention before and
tried very hard to explain all the
serious features to her. After six
speeches, he departed, pop-eyed and
all in.
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hObSON TALKS
OVER DRY PLAN
OF C0MM0NER
fBy United Press.)


San Francisco, July 2.-While
Senator Glass today read to the
Democratic convention the plat
to the report Of the resolutions
committee, William J. Bryan and
Richard P. Hobson, dry leaders,
conferred beneath the rostrum on
their plans for a final dry plank
fight on the convention floor.
It is understood that the dry"
strategy now provides that Hob
son will not offer an amendment
to the report Of the resolutions
committee. To close the door
against a possible substitute for
the amendment from the opposition
camp, it was expected that Bryan
would then offer a substitute for
the Hobson amendment, one Of his
own embodying a bone dry plank.
It was understood that Bryan
was prepared to speak for one
hour on his dry demands.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-02
CHuRCHMEN ARE
FL0GCED; SUITS
FOR VENGEANCE

st. Louis, Mo-, July flames s.
Eubank, and Rev. Nelson Aregood,
a Baptist clergyman, president and
chaplain, respectively, Of the St.
Louis Yardmen's association, who
were whipped by a citizens COM
mittee of Pine Bluff, Ark, Wednes-
day, today announced their ilten-
ton Of bringing suit against the
city Of Pine Bluff. for alleged fail
ure OF authorities to afford them
sufficient protection. The two men
had gone to Pine Bluff to address
q meeting Of railroad employees.
They returned here last night.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-02
WOOD TO SUPPORT
HARDING IN RACE,
FOLLOWERS AVER

New York, July IA half hour
conference today between Major
General Leonard Wood and Will H.
Hays, Republican national chair
man caused a furry Of excitement
in the Offices Of the party's ma
tional headquarters when a report
was circulated that more than pas
sive support Of the Harding CAM
paign had been offered by the gen.
eral.
General Wood will do every
thing consistent with his position a.
an army ofncer to further Senator
Harding's election" one Of the ex-
ecutive's followers announced.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-02

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JUDGE TOTES GUN
i at MURDER TRIAL

: Warrensburg. July with an
eukOmauc pistol on his hip Judge
ttingSC oc;krell presided today at
thA-tsial Of Tom Clark, also known
= James Bradley, who is charged
With the murder In connection with
TIE death Of Sheriff Joseph Talbot
u Lexington, Mo-. and his two dep
titles. ~
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-02

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Alupss' "AesS 10 1sa -
She was born n moline Marcn
q. ASeo. one wes Z seu1ent - 81
Josepne scnooi, ROCK isAano. ono
= survived ~ ner paIents' one
sister. MRS. Alice nenofaGAson Q!
Molmes ana TWO ofotneIs, nay lnono
ana MOTIFS u NOME,
a. Io.snh,s Catholic church. With
Dean p. H. Dufkin officiating, and
with burial in Calvary cemetery. !,
~
oue.s-,s4
V&O 0es'
Otto Schmidt. 81 years o. age,
passed away last night ct his home.
1905 Thirty-eighth street. after
few days illness.
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ODE LA PRENsA DE NEW YORK;

La ultima de las victimas de la
catastrofe dc Wall Street, ell joven
chauffeur do 81 amos dc edad, Ell
mer Wallace Kehrer. fue identifcado
por sus padres, quierss declararon que
81 hijo faltsba Ell la casa desde Ell
dia de la explosion que andaba en-
busca de un empleo.
Aver a mediodia fue examinado ell
los cuarteles de policia el hombrp de
los mensajes misteriosos, Edward P.
Fischer, y cuando Sc lie dijo las per
didas de vida y otros desastres causa
dos por la explosion Sc lie mostraror
algunos de los vestigios de ella, contes
to impasiblemente: "No deploro las
vidas perdidas nj Ia explosion
Anadi6 que habia visto una de las
victimas, y al preguntarsele como ha
bia tenido noticia anticipate de la ex
plosion, contest6: "La recibi directa
mente de Jesucristo'
La policia relata que Fischer habla
normalmente durante media hora
mas y luego Sc deshace en- palabras
sobre bombas, Wall Street. ell trabajo y
otros topicos analogos. Declara que ad
virti6 a otros la explosion
Los agentes federales han encontra
do al individuo que hizo las dos herra
duras de las patas delanteras del ca
ballo del wagon 'ttragico'' quien di-
ce que podria identifcar perfectamente
Ell animal, pero que no podria desert
bir el individuo que tomo ell caballo
de la herrera.
FL ruso Brailovsky ha sido puesto
en- libertad, despues de rectifcar la de
claracion que habia hecho Q interro-
garse los dos o tres que 10 habian
acompafiado comentar ell atentado en-
Nassau Street.
Ell hogar de John D. Rockefeller ha
sido especialmente custodiado, agregar
dose a los que habian, doce hombres
mas para custodian la casa residencia
de Tarrytown, debido la sospechosa
vista de dos tipos extraiios en- la 10
calidad. La vivienda Sc encuentra ro-
deada de una alta muralla, arriba dc
la cual hay una red de alambre. Todas
las puertas tienen guardia.
Carlo Tresca, ell individuo, quieD
buscaba la policia, estuvo hablando en-
la escuela de ciencias sociales sobre e.
asunto. "Si-dijo- yo lei la histo-
ria en- los periodicos de la mafiana,
de que los agentes me brscaDsn. Esto
me sorprendio. natdralinente. sir alar
marine. Lo iuzgue ridiculo, pues yo no
sc NADIA de la explosion, 81 supiera
Sc 10 costaria inmediaS ,mcrte IL po-
licia. Tampoco puedo informar acerca
de nadie que pueda saEer del asuntc.
Puede versemo cuando quiera, :. toda
hora del dia. en- la escuela lie ciencias
sociales, este z. calle Is.
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/ Mientras las autoridadcs continiian
investigando SO haccn lac inhumscio
mes Sc celebran los funerales a las
victimas. Aver en- la mafana, SO coln
braron en- Brooklyn los funeralea de-
Ejover John A. Donohue, emplea5o dc
Morgan. con la presencia do represen
tantes de la firma bancaria. En- ia
Iglesia de Santa Catalina de A.ejan
dria tuvieron lugar las plegaria5 por el
alma de T. Montgomery Osprey, de Ia
avenida Chester .Ambos cadaveres fue
ron sepultados en- ell cementerio del Cal
vario. Los funerales de William w.
White, de 4 Parkside court. tuvieror
lugar er la mafiana de aver su CO.
daver fue enterrado en- ell cementerio
dc Greenwood. Fueron tambien sepul
tados va los cadaveres de H. L. Gi
Gillies, William Furman, Margaret Dru
ry, William Joyce, Charles Lindroth
Mas de mil personals, amigos y parien
tes, atendieron los oficios religiosos
Mr.. Hutchinson fue enterrado con no
nores militares en- ell cementd-io de
Greenwood.
Respecto del misterio Fischer, Sc po
see ahora un mensaje que dio para la
publication antes de salir del Canada
para Nueva York. "Mis antepasados
fueron victims ell mismo nombre de
la familia real inglesa dice - Yo
soy tambien un Hapsburgo, 10 mismo
que ell rey Alfonso de Espafia. Yea Ia
similitud entire la forma de mi cabeza
y la del gobernarte de Austria. Agre
ga que cuando sc murio su ito Edward
Gilbert, de Nueva York, ell sc diri-
gi6 hacia ell cadaver gritando: "Yo
soy Jesucristo. Yo lie devolvere la vi
da como Jesucristo al anciano'. De-
clara que fue enviado un asilo, del
cual salio cuando recobr6 su lucidez.
mi fe en- la telepatia -dice-es
ia basada en- una concentration profun
da. El hombre que desee comunicarse
con su Hacedor debe estar en- un es-
tado de reception extreme He leido
profundamente en- la materia encontra
do Ell conocimiento que me ha servido
de mucho.
'Creo profundamenet en- la religion,
pero no me preocupo por la forma del
servicio, pues la iglesia ha venido ser
una exposition de sombreros cosas
de lujo. Prefero rodearme de gente
sincera. Creo en- el dominic del esprit
tn sobre la materia y he olvidado ell
dolor fisico. Mi iinica sensaci6n fisica
es un dolor violento OCCASIONAL en- la
cabeza que me indica infaiblemente
que alguna catastrofe va ocurrir en-
ell mundo. NADIA temo la muerte y
tengo la satisfaction de que posee ell
amor de Dios
Ultimamente Ell collector de rentas
del distrito, William M Edwards, reci
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bio por correo una postal firmada "A
citizen Gun ciudadano), en- que Sc lie
avisaba que hoy habria un atentado
con objeto de volar ell edificio de la
Aduana. La postal decia asi
"Advertencia.
Hay un complot para destruir Ell
martes( 81 de setiembro la Aduana,
las dos en- punto.
''Tenga ell edifcio bien guardado
y vigile todas las personas que lie
ven paquetes.
''No admita nadie en- Ell ediicio
que neve algin paquete, menos que
este sea examinado.
A Citizen
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Banco Territorial
Subasta

caducadas con arregIo al
te y echo acciones de la "Seg,
resguardos provisionaIes Sc es
as, 90, 90, 1903, 40, ia, 17o y
tro dividendos pasivos. por acue,
sc anuncia la subasta de las re
gar ell dia 6 de Octubre de 1e
manana ante notario p1bIico ef
la Sociedad caIIe de Tetuan n
No Sc admitiran proposicioi
importe de 10 Vencido hasta la
dollars por cada una, adjudicar
los que mejores ofertas hagan ,
Sc expediran a los adjudit
das los correspondence resgual
vaIor aIguno los de las caducad
liberarIas sin embargo hasta e
dos de la tarde, pagando en- la
dividendos y sus gastos y prese
guardos para anotar ell pago en-
rem de ese modo, seran excluidi
San Juan, P. e., L
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COMO SER BELLA
Dele que Nuev1 Salud de Reno Io
t+aiga salud y belleza.

Una muJer enfermiza es una infelicidad
ante la humanidad No solo Sc siente ella
infeliz, sino que Sc We infellz. Tome Nnevd
Sand de Reno pronto Sc vera bien
fuerte con aquella belleza real que solo
salud y vigor dan. EscaSez, exceso,
menstruacion dolorosa. irregular y excesi-
va. nauseas. constante maestar, debilidad.
decarmiento, calambres. marcos. dolores en-
la espalda la ingle. leucorrea todas las
inhamaciones leucorreas. ulceraciones
descargos de la vagina utero Sc pueden
curar segura y rapidamente con NneVS
Salad de Reno.
listed notara un cambio sorprcndente
despues de haber tornado la primera dosis,
su semblante mejorara sus barros des-
apareceran. De venta en- todas las dro-
guerias $50
S. B. LEONARDO & co.. F.brie.ntes. New York
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a de- P. R.

los Estatutos vein
ie este Banco cuyos
pos nGmeros 7, 10,
aber satisfecho cua-
D de Administration,
9es, que tendran Iu-
10 a las II. de la
actos del edificio de
Ibran de contado ell
ion, o sean ochenta
aIidad o por Totes a
la subasta.
S acciones remata-
smas, quedando sin
los de estas podran
e la subasta a las
/ 20 ell importe de los
Secretaria sus res
cciones que Sc libe-
} sta.
,re de 1920.
.tario,
?. ROCAFORT.
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Sc ENCUENTRA AL HERRADOR
DEL CABALLO QUE TIRABA DEL
wagon DONDE IBA La BOMBA

Carlos Tresca decara que no sabe NADIA sobre 10 de la
explosion. Ell redactor de la 'Voce Russian" Brai
lovsky puesto en- iber .ad Fisher dice que la no
ticia vino de Jesus.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-01
Ell HERRADOR JOHN HAGGERTY PODRIA
IDENTIFICAR Ell CABALLO PERO NO AL
HOMBRE QUE FUE HERRARLO

Las autoridades toman precaucones la resdencia
de John Rockefeller es custodiada en- TarrytoWn
debido que Sc han aparecido la ciudad dos SUI
jetos raros
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EXCLUSIVE de MEDAL FILM CO.
ALAMBIQUE

Sc desea comprar
uno, de pequena capa-
cidad, en- buen estado
Dirijase a Coll & Compa-
MIA, Gale Allen So, San
Juan.
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EN- SIETE ACTOS.


To- honbs pever no IN
esaad nuncap
mo otmpoqu cenad ecnmeny ehonor.
e n nnjo jos
EXCLUSIVE de MEDAL FIJI M co. INC.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-08-13
DIAMOND POINT CAMPERS

mr.. and Mrs. Myfon McMillen, st.
Paul, MINI. .s
saMr. and Mrs. ca RI F. Foster st:
Paul, MINI: - As ~ s.. 7.s "a
Nv T. Peterson and family, Red
Oak, Iowa. -; - ss8- II
II. A. Paradise and wife, Denver,
Colorado. 5z4f5 ssss
IN. a. Borstad and family. Detroit,
itch.
+ IN. D. jackson and family, Inde-
oendence, Mo. $45--
b. A. Wilson and family, Bathgats.
Ia. D. ss5 8. 80 - -
3sB. B. Chapple hnd family, Bath
gate, N. d. s@ -f !5s
Sober Kobo and party Of four Moor
head, MINI. N I'd
Jacob Jacobson and son, Lyle,
MINI.
Or. r. c. Lowe |lnd wife, Fairmont,
MINI. S.7.s.
TEW. w. Sargent and wife, Fairmont.
MINI.
Dr. E. H. creH er and wife, Hast
ings, MINI.
ID. A. Engle and wife, Hastings.
MINI.
~. B. Thompson and wife, Battle
Lake, Mimi. :5s:
Dan Shellman and wife, Battle
Lake, MINI.
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Elfred Smith III this city. mo ~,
af5 "a sc East Grand fofisn list
week on the charge 81 assisting
Frances Gay, = girl fourteen years o1
age.5 ii running away from her home,
vas given !. hearing this morning ii
municipal court but the ease N1a
continued; until next Tuesday morn.
Ing st 10 o'clock. Frank Smith, who,
Il = said, w&s . party id the affair
also, has Is yet not been located. !,
When Smith was arraigned in mus
Dicipal court on n ondayy his bail was
fixsd at SIS, 900. He was unable to
present this amount Of security and
Was placed in the county Jail to aWait
preliminary trial. The complaint
against Alfred Smith was entered ~
Mrs. Lily Gay, mother Of the girl. B
Another case in municipal court
this morning was that Of the State
Of Minnesota vs.. w. c. Schilling Of
Shilling, who, it is charged, placed
before the county commissioners q
bill for road work which was never
DONE. His case was continued until
2 o'clock this afterno on. 5
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YOU M|uL JESSE JAMES
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Chicago, August 4 3 Walter Et-
terand and his trusty pal, William
EReichel, were bound for the bound
less west to fight Indians, perform,
for the movies and other wild west
stunts. When they reached the from.
tier of Chicago they decid-
ed they better arm themselves prop
efly They bought q battery Of ~
calibre rifles. Police found them In
the railroad station looking for all
the world like Jesse James gang
come to life. according to the police;
Walter said that the $2,215 they carr
ried with them was removed from
the safe Sof the Westview Hotel at
Pittsburg, owned by his father. Walt
or and William are z years Of age.
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