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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-20
COX HANS 10 KEEP
IM FOR JOB AGAIN

tNswspapsr Enterprise Association,
WASHlNGToN Dec. 20 Several
things indicate that Governor james
NJ. Cox hasn't given un hope Of being
president OF the United States some
dry.
He Is continuing alright contra
over the Democratic organization In
Ohio. Largely through his encourage
ment II has determined 10 keep state
headquarters open during The next
four years and to raise funds to pro-
mote Democratic clubs and keep the
rank and file popped up"
Ohio Democrats closed the Novem-
her campaign with a state compaign
fund deficit Of $4,000. The governor.
IT Is said, told the boys" to raise
what they could but not To worry
about any balance needed
cox's Strategy
cox's strategy seems to be 10 have
Cox men on guard all along the line
George White OF Marietta. o., the
governors personal friend and Sc
lection for Democratic national chair
man. will continue rs chairman for
four more years.
The governors private secretary.
Charles n. Morris. Is likely 10 go to
Washington to direct the Democratic
national publicity bureau. Cox aims 10
dominate this publicity work during
the IIarding administration.
Instead Of going back TO his news
papers after quitting the governors
Office Jan. !, Cox Ii going to Europe
to study international problems
Cox Is only 80 and In excellent
health.
.chrsstmas stock Of bicycles just
arrived Let me put Yours away for
YOU. Gene Johnson's. 4G9 N. Teach
a. 172-I1- 19-tf
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-20

PARIS, Dec. iSLeave me alone.
Can't you see I'm dead. I've just
committed suicide" This was the
strange reply police agents received
when they had forced open the door
Of Paul Soyer's house and asked him
what he was doing firing revolver
in such wild way.
Soyer carries on small coal trade
In Paris while. his wife sells vege-
tables In the streets. II was the latter
who gave the police the reason for
hunting out Soyer The woman was
seen crossing a bridge shouting wild
ly: Hurry. help me; my husband
wants to kill me-"
The coal merchant felt sure he had
committed suicide, and the police on
looking around for any grounds for
nnch statements found that Soyer had
Aired SIX shots into a picture Of him
self hanging from the wall. He
had also shot at his wtfe's picture
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-20

con and after Monday, December 9,
our STORE win remain upen eventngs
until xmas. DO 1t now. GIFTS that
LAST r--ROWE.S. 1-12-tf
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-20

schrsstmas stock Of bicycles just
arrived. Let me put yours away for
YOU. Gene Johnson's. 4G9 N Reach
st. l2s-ll- ls-tf.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-06
BACK HURT
ALL The TIME
Mrs. Hill Says Lydia E. Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound
Removed The Cause.

Knoxville, Tenn.-"My back hurt me
all the time, / was all run down. could
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-06

DUBLIN ireland Nov. When
m lrishmnn complains to the world
about British military t'opprcssioU'
b is quite tho thing for the military
to call him "a liar and ASSASSIN and
to dony 90.
So the Irish pr,itical Sim Fcin pc.
litiCHl organization just now Is trying
to prove tlieir case by using the
words OF Euglishmen who have an
vcstigatod conditions In ireland.
Only "a few days ago a number Of
w%ell.known Englishmcn addressed 20
statement To their fellow country
mon, through the London TimeE,
urging the necessity Of the abandon
mcnt by the British government Of
its policy of repression In Ireland. %
Among those who signed tho
statement were General Hubert
Cough, II. G.. Wells. the author.
John Mnsefield ANA phnip Gibbs. one
of %llngland'a foremost Journal SITS.
System Not Justice, They Charge.
To quote from their statement:
Few Englishmen nave any idea
Of the lengths TO which this policy
las been carried. The Coercion Act
marks the climax Of this policy.
Court martial Justice win become the
rule. II ~ provided that men may De
kept indefinitely i'm prison without
trial, a court may sit In secret.
This Is not q system Of Justice,
II Is designed Tor the punishment of
a political movement.
Every solution of the Irish cues
ton prosupposcs u friendly feeling
between England and Ireland md
we arc stimulating hatred. Thus
only by changing our policy can we
create the atmosphere necessary IA
the successful working Of any solu.
/ ton OF the Irish question"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-06
NOBEL PRIZE WINNER
ONCE A CONDUCTOR
Knut Hamsun Was Fail
ure' on Chicago Horse
Car Line Years Ago

CHICAGO. Nov. 6.-Knut Hansun,
n former Chicago atrcct car cenduc-
tor. who has won the Nobel literature
prize FOR 1920, was n failure at enrn-
cring fares on ID Haisted street horse
ar. Today the critics acclaim him
tNc greatest fiction writer OF scandi-
navia.
old timers In Chicago remember
Hnmaun az n thin blond lad with
hungry cheeks and n perpetual stare
into the horizon. To-day his works
hnve been translated into t~wenty-threo
languages. His published volumes
cover G5, 200. 600 pages.
why sure knew him; ! knew
Knut HAmsun." said Or. Apdors Doc.
for many years prominent IN the Den
NorsEe club. to-day. "fio was such
an out-at-the-clhowr lad: lac was very
poor. No. he had mo money. That
was In the enrlv SOS. when lac came
To Chicago after working ns q plough
hoy on the virgin North Dakota prair-
les.
And 30 disaster befcli Conductor X
cid Hnlstcd street line. Tho horses
pulled the cars then. And. my. 70 was
cold IN the back platform. still
remember Knuts chuupcd. red wrists.
where his cont sleeves forgot tu meet
hir mittcns. And he carried books IN
his rockets. Always books. Euripides.
Aristotle. Thnckcty. such n dromcr'
Tho passengers used To got mad. He
would forget to pull the rope. They
missed their corners
And no disaster befcll Conductor Knut
Hamnun. The fIaistcd street horaV
car was not for him. He couldn't re-
member the streets. ON the Pilgrim
ages down the line he used To call out.
North avenue Tor "bivision street
Sometimes he stopped the car sud
denly In the middle OF the block to
disc nbark an elderly acquaintance
crippled with rheumatism.
one day an old lady asked Hnmsun
n the car was A~outhhound. Homsun
scratched his s%trnrglcd blond hair.
lie ran forward. trnmpling over the
passengers fcot.
Are we going SOUTH" he asked
the driver.
"wc are going to hor,' growlcd
the driver.
And so the superintendent at tho
car barn gnvc kuut ilamsun the
sack. He said the Norwegian wa
too stupid ever "a cruise as skipper
Of a Halstod street car. Hamsut
went to New York. He got "a bcrtt
on "a Newfoundland fishing smack
Later he worked his way to Norwal
az a seaman.
Always he s%cribhlcd on paper In hi
west side room. Chicago friends saif
today. And then In Norway, In 1899
his Pan poems came out rftnci
volumes Of epic power. Now at 90 ~
lives ON an estate in Norway.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-06
Irish Are Turning to British
Investigators for Proof of Charges

Constablcs Have Unlimited Power.
At present the corstab,es or sol
diers may raid the home OF nm Irish.
man at night drag him away to
prison or stand him up against a wall
and shoot him without trial and the
local coroner, nine times out OF ten
a Sim Feincr, cannot hold an in
quest ard return a verdict Of MUIR
der against the soldiers or c%onstublcs.
The British stopped these inquests
because the corunc vcrdiCts rem
dercd were generally political docU-
After Lord Mayor MucCurtain Of
Cork had been taken from his home
and shot to death months nWo,
the Cork coroner listed Premier
Lloyd George. along with the con
stables, az those guilty OF he muir
dor.
Unlimited latitude Is allowed the
military and cnnstnbulary operating
In Ireland. Upwards Of $4,000 raids
have beer. made on Irish homes in
a hunt for seditious literature. fire.
and other evidences of disloy-
atty to the king: 20 Irish newspapers
were suppressed at one time Tor
printing advertisements FOR the lriHh
lepuhlic loan; some 5000 arrests OF
Sim Fein leaders ard sympathizerg
have been made; 81 Sim Fein mem
hers OF the Irish Parliament were
In prison AT the time nf their elec.
ton; 81 more mcmhers have either
been imprisoned since their election
or are row being hunted hv the Brit
ish authorities with n view to i'm.
rriapning them; some $500 dcp0rtn.
lions cf lrishmcn; numerous fairs
and other public gatherings sup
pressed; ana about ~ Irishmcr shot.
according to republican government
fignros.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-06
Cox Apparently
Has Won Kentucky

LOUISNfL1-E. Ky, Nov. 6.-Unof-
fetal returns from all hut IA pre-
cincts In Kentucky CAV Governor Cox
u majority Of 3.1l3 votes over Presi-
dcnt-rlcct Harding. In the senatorial
race 3,22i precincts uut uf 3,22G gave
Richard Ernst, republican. "a major
ity Of 1896 over senator j. O.. w.
Bcckhnm. democrat.
Republican and democratic state
campaign managers refuse to admit
the dcfeat OF either of their candi-
dntea. John l.. Grayut, democratic
state campaign chairman, has charg-
cd the republican organization with
fraud and declared an Official count
would r~e-elect Senator Beckham. G.
II. Searcy. republican campaign
manager. denied charges Of fraud,
and said "a ecount would show Sem
ator Harding and added another state
to his list.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-06
Jesse James, Son
Of Bandit, in State
Posing for Movies

Josso James, -n Of the famous
Jessie james. runman and hold-up
man Of old. was In Albuquerque ycs=
tordaV. .Iossc Junior IL a lawyer 6f
Kansas city. hut has taken vacation
long enough to take a few movie
films, %picturing his fathers life.
He Is accompanied by Harry Hoff-
man county marshal OF Jackson
county. Missouri. and a dozen others
who spent the greater part OF their
time Yesterday In Old Albuquerque
acting Tor the film. Jesse Junior Is
taking the part Of his father In the
picture.
The real Jesse of fame WIS in Al
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-06

Sanative Wash and now | am we'll. can
cat heartily and work. | give you my
thanks for your great medicines. You
may publish my letter and | will tell
everyone what your medicines did for
m e."-,-Mrs. pEAiu Hill, AIS Jacksboro
st, Knuxyill Tennessee.
Hundreds Of such letters expressing
gratitude for the good Lydia 4. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound has accom-.
plished are constantly being received.
proving the reliability Of this grand old
remedy.
II YOU are IN 10 not drag along and
continue TO suffer day in and day out
hut at once take lydia Il. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, a woman's
remedy for woman's Ills,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-06

From the beginning of the British
Offensive IN 1918. 20 the time OF the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-06

not eat and : head
bothered IN e, all
caused by female
trouble. ! was
three years with
troubles and
doctors did me no
good. Your med
helped my sis
ter 50 she advised
me to take Il. | took
lydia Il. pinkham's
V egetab bio Com.
pound and the Liver
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-06
DON'T FOOL WITH
RHEUMATIC AHES


OF need 1t when the u%neNpect'
ed rheumatic twlnge starts
= the pains and aches following
eNposurc-sciaticn. lumbago. lame
back, sore muscles, stiff Joints, reu-
rnlgia. Forgot all nbout buying an.
othc bottle End keeping, 1t handJ,
didn't you? Get Il today-you may
need It turirlr.
This famous counterlrritant pene'
trates without rubbing and scatters
the congestion. The pain or ache ~
soon relieved. leaving no plaster or
poultlcc mussiness, no stained skin.
Thousands OF regular users keep II
handy for emergency-they don't
suffer needlessly. All druggistsL3bc,
zoe. $40.
S1Od11,S
Linirnent( as.aS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-08
City Fails To Get
Vocational Center

The PROBABILITY 81 Albuquerque be-
coming oue 81 five vocational train
ing ccnters In New Msaico fudcd yes
trcday after Grover g.. kirk, federal
board representative from Washing
ton who arrived n tho city yesterday
made a complete survey ~ D. situa-
tinn in this rfv
u was found hat after the survey
hat there were not enough disabled
soldiers 10 warrant the establishment
OF the vocational training courses.
AIR. kirs said that ut least thirty
soldiers would he needed TO start tho
school. Mr. Kirk came here from
VnlmOra. y. NJ, where plans for the
establishing 81 q vocational center
have just been completed. The other
cities nj which H. rs planned 20 place
coutcrs are Roswell, A~lamogordo
aud Port stanton. lie left for iins-
well last night.
The federal board is establishing
centers al over the country for tu-
b%erculosis and disabled men who are
taking a regular course of training.
The work h. being done according TO
MR. Kirk in cooperation with tho
United States Public Health service
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-08
EIKS RAISING
FUNDS TODAY
Teams Soliciting
Subscriptions for Re
building Home

The drive for funds with which TO
rebuild ana refurnish the Ellis home
utHfted IN earnest this mofnluF.
Flfsean ehairfnrn and team mem
hers who wcie appointed BY Ken
meth Baldridse. exalted ruler Of the
lodge. at the meeting OF the mem
bers last night. mot NJ the Buick
Aiftp rompany Office az Gold venue
and Flfih street this morning and
recived final instruction for 'he
drive.
Each team is y solicit fifteen
mcnihcrs. nc subscriptions 10 be less
thai 500. with $4,000 raised since
the fire members 81 the teams vel
0ut today with a determination Ca
raise $50 .00d more before the end Of
the week. Tho teams will report 10
Frank Stortz. secretary each niFht.
George kaseuan IL chairman OF
the drive. Members have 20 months
In which, TO mako their payments II
they 30 desire. The chairmen OF the
teams Are Arthur Prayer, Allen +.
Bruce. Grover Devinc. y. y. LcSner,
s u. Rosenwald. charles =. White.
n, y. FARan, Frank W. Graham,
George Rutherford. Harold n. SELLERS,
Roy Strome. Kenneth Baidridge,
Harry y. Peitz. J. T.. Breunon and
Bari hluod
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-08
MOTHER!
California Syrup Of Figs"
Child's Best Laxative

Accept California syrup OF figs
ouiy-i0ok for he name california
on the package, then you are sure
your chiid Is having the heat and
stomach. liver and boweln Children
iovc its fruity taste. Fun directions
on each bottle You must say Gail
tornil'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-08
THREE MEETINGS
WILL CONSIDER
LABOR DISPUTES
Business Men. Building
Trades and Contractors
To Hold Sessions

Industrial disputes viii furnish the
buxE in AibuqucrQue's atmosphere to-
night. Labor controversies and the
ftrikc OF the painters. IN particular.
Tor a wage Increase Of ~ a day IL
20 be discussed hy three assemblies
simultaneously.
The painters strike for n 81 a day
wage scale aud Industrial disputes IN
gcneral are to be discussed Al the
dinner OF the Business Mems Coop
crative association ~ Taft hall ~ tho
Alvarado hotel tonight The dinner
u u begin NJ $3.50 O'Clock.
Members OF the contractors aAso-
citation who have refused TO grant the
demands OF the painters VIII be az
the meeting and probably viii be
called upon to speak. According 10
G q. Ackerman. secretary Of the as
ISOLATION. who has The sale OF tickets
in charge, the dinner - to be well
attended.
The members OF the Building
Trades Council will meet in special
session tonight at Labor Temple 10
give further discussion to h action
OF the painters Efforts viii be made
u u said. to have The council take q
definite stand either for on against
the strike. The meeting Is to be IN
the nature Of "a continuation Of the
meeting 81 the council held Saturday
afternoon al which nc action was
taken.
1,Ie Albuquerque contractors ASSOC
ciatiun' also l. 10 meet fought. the
meeting being called FOR $ O'Clock. at
tn chamber OF Commerce.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-08
FIGHT OVER CHILD
IS AIRED N COURT
Pedro Salas Is Bound
Over to Grand Jury at
Contempt Hearing

Little three-ycar-old Dionisio Salas
who was divided Is the district court
for short intervals OF time between
his parents when they were divorced
last March. has been h cause OF
many contentious in court appear
ances. the latest Of which ia the con-
tempt proceedings. hearing which took
place this afternoon.
Pedro Salas. the father Of Dionisiu
was ordered 10 show n Why NJ
should rot be held in contempt Of
court for failing 10 reiinquish the child
. o lbs mother at the intervals specified
In the decree. When the mother.
Anita Salns De Iobato, went TO her
former husbands home on the nf-
teenth Of May TO get her child, shs
found that the father had disappeared
ard taken the child with him. On
the first Of June when she was again
allowed by the court to take posses
sion Of Dioniaio, he WIS not 10 be
fJuud.
Because OF this alleged k%idnapplns
the father was hOunu over 20 the
grand jury under "a bond Of $3.50. Id
was also put under a peace bond foi
attempting TO harm the mother when
she came q his house after TIE child.
The mother has hled a petition fOi
a modified decree which viii permit
her the sole custody Of little Dionlsio
She has married again since her di.
vorce and rs able and willing to TAX,
care OF him.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-08
Raising of Rabbits
Popular Near Here

Tho raising Of rabbits. a backyard
enterprise hat turns waste materials
and spare time into food. u engaged
in moro extensively around Albuquer-
que than IN most communities, many
health seekers enjoying the light
work.
The last meeting Of the New Mex
les rabbit association here on Nom
day night brought out a large crowd
of rabbit fanciers me growers. Great
enthusiasm was shown for the busi-
ness and several progressive plans for
coo perHtive buying of feed. "a local
rabbit market, and cooperative
marketing Of skins TO eastern cities
were discussed.
The feature 81 the meeting was q
demonstration BY Ar. Roberts OF tho
proper method o. skinning n rabbit
IN order 20 save It's fur for market
ing, The mrs bring around twenty
five cen apiece nov aud sometimes
ns high as ~ cents during the winter
months. The plan Is FOR the indiyid-
rabbit growers 10 dry their own
skim and pool thpm for market.
rabbit strains viii be discussed
ny a member 81 the association at
the next meeting which viii he held
on June Fl. Thu purpose Of the New
Mexico Rabbit association II 10 pro-
mote b growing, buying ard selling
Of rabbits. cnviea, mice. pigeons
skunks and small stock
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-08
LABOR
ASSAI[S JOURNAL
.Upholds w. c. McC Court
Against Attacks of
Morning Paper

The central labor union at It's meet.
FMS last night passed a resolution de-
%nouncinR the attack of the Morning
journal upon ". g.. McCourt The
adoption OF Tho resolution came az the
clone of 4 long session az which mcm
berH freely discussed the attitude OF
The morning paper. The resolution
adonted follows.
Whereas. certain allegations and
assertions concerning the character
and standing OF W O. McCourt. ed
Tor OF tho Official labor paper. New
Mexico Workers Chronicle. American
Federation Of Labor organizer. and
trustee Of the central labor union,
have appeared Ia the public press. ana
Whereas, We consider these air..
cations 10 be unraiied for and with.
out foundation in fact. therefore,
be- u
Resolved. that this organization go
on record as endorsing the splendid
work Of Brother McCourt both as or
s~anizer and editor OF the labor paper.
ana take this opportunity OF publicly
thanking him for his untlrinE EFFORT
AMI persnnal sacrifice IN serving Al
buquerque labor.
"ALHDQtENQIE CENTRAL
LABOR UNION
by W. T. SHAMpHAN.
Acting Secretary.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-08

break is r~esponsibie for Tho fact tha'
ute tnited safes Is b only country
10 The world which las not enpiied
ius iniH 81 those vino we're pm thff'
Tor thinking aud talking in wal ume'
-F1rhting Bob Evans house "
Inc latest historic residence here 20
come under me hammer. " vas pre-
sent.d tn the admiral hy ndmirinH
friends utAn3 years ago with Inc
anseement thaf H. should always %
avnilablo ~ his home 20 long aa Nc
lived. N was known BY q large holly
tree w the front yard mud was AWAY
pointed out 10 Hisht-aeers- NJ.
Hem ~nurchased by the Christ Child
raclatv. ana the furniture ana per
sonal effects u fhe admiral are IN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-08
John Nicklas, One
of Oldest Shop
Employees, Is Dead

John Nicklns. 90 years old, ono of
the oldest emp.oyeE OF the Santa fr
shops. died his morning al his home
at S24 Williams street. He has been q
resident of Alhuqueruuc for tho past
80 years aud was well known here.
lie was "a mluhinist,
lie Is survived by his vile, % son,
Albert Nicklas Of Dodge city KanE..
and a daughter Miss S0phl" Nicklas.
who lives here. Hhe funeral viii De
held on Thuruday morning from
Strong brothers chapel Burial Will
be In Calvary cemetery.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-08

wtAsfnNGTpS. H. g. June 49,
The asr department IS trying to get
rid ID ne renainiRg conscientious
shlrctata, most % whom are prison
err IA Fort Douglas. rtnn. wani
has been aept % ihem unoificipuy
d q IL fhay will accept military work
tNey VIII be- Released ~ once The
.'e0ssclfnfious ~nDleetpfs believe ihts
~. qt4klnsta fiFhf FOR principle and
..ven rofisr 20 accept parole.
aforr that q year = President
tpls., wrote TO o friend that ~ eN-
nertnf a. ave attention 'immrdinie
M come nlaiter nf amnesty fnr pi-
li,.cal prisoners. u ~ only fair 10
aerame that Af. Wilson's physical
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-08
is AWARDED
Sl2,l65 AS FEE
Court Gives Decision in
The Pauchett
Case

4. T.. Buiac has been granted judy
ment for ~Si2.4ss.sf In the onse OF Hu-
jac against Bertha pauchett. 10 was
ing been given by Judge Colin Nehlett
sitting In the dAtfict court at Santa
Fe.
The original sum asked in the suit
was S25. zoe. MIR. Buiac claiming u AZ
attorney fees. Mnrrun ana Wood
were attorneys FOR the plnintln and
NELL r. Field, Senator Churles 2
Thomas of Colorado and Elm j. Helm
ich were attorneys for the defendant.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-08

der the auctioneers hammer "ut
Sloaus' this week.
General John u. shoFburne Of
Boston. who went 0ver im command
OF the l0ist Field Artillery, was DE.
fore the senate military committee
telling what he thinks about the
Wiadsworth bill. He spoke ~ prepared
ness. saying he favored IL. hut adding
a new thought In the subject. he
said.
II Gems TO me that preparedness
ls insurance. But over-proparedneHs
is like over-insurance, and oyer-in-
surance has two fundamental weak
rossess. Il rs an economic waste, and
Il leads 90 arson. We do not need
ans such standing army as universal
service would give us"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-08

DON'T Sf-TOE WISHING
Don't Wish You could sell your house
Sell 10.
DuH't wish you could hnd a iob-Flnd IL
Don't wish yoa could rent your apart.
mrut-Beut BE.
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ny usins The Herald Clamihea Columns
Phone Ia1. Phone 3t5.