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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-20
PALMER TO PROBE
AGENTS ACTIONS
Claims Men Were Abusive i'm
Rounding Up Reds
to Be Investigated.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1e. - In
sistence Of Atty. Gen. Palmer that
sweeping congressional Investigation
be made OF charges that depart
ment Of justice agents. "a rounding
up alleged radicals last winter. were
abusive and disregarded the legal
rights OF the accused. brought ass
sUrance Wednesday from q senate
judiciary subcommittee that g.
would hear first hand both the
agents who supervised the raids and
their critics
The attorney general appeared
Wednesday before the sub-commit-
tee which was considering the adj
visibility OF granting amnesty 20
persons convicted Of violating the
espionage act and other war time
laws. Mr.. Palmer told the COM
mittee that an amnesty procIama-
ton would not effect an immedi-
ate and wholesale release OF per
sons confined n prison for violation
OF war time statutes because each
case would have 20 be gone into on
It's merits 20 see whether it came
within the pale of the proclama-
tion.
Discusses Charges.
Mr. Palmer also discussed the
charges made against his depart
ment BY the national population
government league. These charges
were drawn up. ne declared. by
group OF attorneys. many OF whom
were counsel for persons arrested
for deportation on charges Of being
alien radicals"
Then asserting that the slime has
come when we need something
more than blind allegations hear
say evidence and loose charges" on
the part OF persons who are NOT
disinterested." the attorney general
asked that an attempt be made ID
ascertain the facts.
Il have nothing 20 go on but the
reports Of the department OF JUS
tice agents. carefully selected men
who have sworn 20 abide by the law
and tell the truth" said Nr Pal
meT. Naturally I believe them. AZ
far as my men have obeyed the in
structions given them By the de-
partment. I'll stand by them. II
they have exceeded their authority
or used high-handed methods.
want 20 know it,
Sen Sterling. chairman of the
subcommittee, announced that on
next Tuesday 81 woul6 hear Prof
Zachariah Chafec. of the Harvard
law school faculty. one % the at
torneys who preferred charges
against the department of Justice
IN the name Of the National Popu-
lation Government league.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-20

20 Are AWarded
Hero Medals By
Carnegie Board
Nine Rewards Go to Relatives
of Heroes Who Gave
Their Lives.

By Associated 1TeSS.
PITTSBURG, Jan 19.-One sill
YER medal and % bronze medals
were awarded for acts OF heroism
by the Carnegie hero fund commits
sion at It's mld-winter meeting here
Wednesday. Nine OF the heroes lost
their lives In attempting 10 save
other persons, and 20 their depen-
dents the commission gave adequate
financial assistance.
The silver medal was given Harry
r. Brader, 924 Wyoming Rv, Forty
Fort. Pa, who saved J. Almond
Eddy from drowning at I.aketon.
Pa. Aug. %. 1917.
Those who died while attemLting
to save others were:
Charles c. Michener, Chewelah.
Wash, who tried 10 save Dorothy
VI. Hunter, age 13. from drowning
IN Kettle river. at Grand Forks. =.
G.. Aug. IA, 1919;
Stanislaw Kristoff, Bridgehampton.
Long Island. 13-year-old school
boy. who lost his life while trying
TO save Charles Dambkowsh from
drowning at Sagaponack. y. Y, on
Aug. Il, 1920;
Samuel Strauber. 1882 Madison
av.. New York city. who tried 10
ing at Coney Island, y. Y, July 2,
1920;
Hero at 10 Years.
Wallace r. Brewster, or Canas-
tata, y. Y, who sustained fatal in
juries while trying to save two
boys from "A runaway team at Can
astota, June 2S, 1919. Brewster
was only 10 years old;
Arthur W. ROssier, Newport. Vt,
tried 70 save y. r. Mailhot from
drowning at Westmore, Va, Aug.
81, 1919;
Charles l. Curvin. Goldsboro. Pa,
attempted TO save Clayton Groom
from being killed by a train, Feb.
19. 1920;
Edwyn 2. Lewis Deer Park,
Wash. tried TO save W. Winfred
Wonch from drowning at Deer
Park, Sept. %. 1919;
John r. Geissinger, 233 r. wal
nut st, Bethlehem, Pa, superinten-
dent Of schools, tried 20 save Eu-
gene Swayne. a physician, from sut-
/ location June s, 1920, at Harrl-
man. Pa:
John F. Sullivan. Il Garfield St,
Hartman, Pa. tried 20 save DR..
Eugene SWayne from Sunocauon AT
Hartman, Pa. June g, 1920;
August Kauzlarich. r. +. D. No.
?, Cincinnati, Iowa, attempted 20
save Wheel l. Kovacevich from suf-
location in a coal mine.
Other heroes rewarded by the
commission were:
Hugh O. Ford, Russellville, Ark
for trying to save Mary Owens from
being killed by a railroad train at
RussellvilIe. July 3, 1917; Frederick
G. Reynolds. 148 Main St. Dams
Vile. y. Y, saving Archie g. Mann
from suffocation at Dansville, June
10. 1917: John c. Giles, 209 Boiling
Springs av.. East Rutherford, y. J..
for saving Henry J. Drener from be-
ing struck by a railroad train;
George y. Chittim. Centralia. Wash.
for saving August ". Caldwell from
CONTINUED on PAGE FOUR
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-20
Sibley Company adopts
Pdy-By-Check System

The SibIey Machine Co. follow
ing the lead OF the principal manu-
featuring plants OF the city. began
Wednesday 20 pay off employees by
check instead OF cash The new
system was adopted both 10 protect
the men from possible ho'dups and
rObberies and 10 encourage thrift
which Is thought Will follow the Wis
its 10 the banks 20 have the checks
cashed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-20
DOPE ADDICT
TRIES TO END
LIFE IN JAIL
Victims Identify Four of Gang
-Kreczmer Attempts
Suicide Twice.
JACLA MEMBER OF GANG
Police Believe Crime Wave
Broken With Arrest
of Quintet.

The detailed combinE OF the citv
for the hold-up men and robbers
who have thrown South Bend irto
"a panic with their crimes for the
past two months was rewa rVied on
Wednesday night with the arrest ~
five alleged hold-up men and the
positive Identification OF four ~
them Walter KreCZmer. one OF the
men, admitted he was dope fcn8
and tried 10 commit suicide twice in
his jail cell following his arrest and
Identification. The attempts were
frustrated by the police
Kreczmer was arrested early ln
the evening by Sergt. Roberts and
was identified as one OF the meu
who held up tho apartment OF Ber-
nice Newman IN the Merchants
Bank bldg early Monday morning
He was locked up. Later IN the eve
ming call from the Newman arart-
ment told the police that the man
who accompanied kreCZmer on
Monday morning was again az the
place with another man. The police
rushed TO the building and succeed
ed IN capturing both. one OF whom
proved 20 be Martin Jagla- Jagia
has been In the clutches OF the law
on half a dozen occasions but has
never been convicted The other
man arrested was George WozniaK
212 W. Rogers St, and was identi-
fed by the occupants OF the apart
ment as the man who accompanied
Kreczmer when the place was held
up.
Victims Threatened.
The police were told by the ocCl-
pants OF the place that the men
came IN and threatened them. say
ing that IN case Kreczmer was con
victed they would come back and
do some killing and that II they
were not able 10 come some one in
ICONTINUED on PACE FOURD
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-20
NEGRO CONFESSES
MURDER OF NURSE
Place Heavy Guard of Navy
Sentries Around Prisoner
for Protection.

ANNAPOLIS. Nd. Jan. Is.-Con-
fessed murderer OF Miss Harriet
Kavanaugh. Naval Academy nurse.
according 10 Detectives Bradley and
Hammersla. or Baltimore. Henry A.
Brown. colored. is a prisoner under
heavy guard in the brig OF the naval
training ship Cumberland The
guards on the training ship and the
naval academy sentries pacing their
POSTS inside the academy walls are
protection both against escape and
possible attack, such az Brown fear
ed might come from outside the
lookup.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-20
PARTISAN ROW
IS STAGED ON
SENATE FLOOR
Republicans Accuse ID e IN o.
crats of Seeking Advantage
on Probe Measure.
WOULD RAISE SALARIES
Rep. Eph Daley, Fort Wayne,
Introduces Bill Boosting
Mayors Wage.
Special 70 The News-Times.

INDIANAPOLfS. Ind. Jan. Ia
Ia the first partisan action that has
cropped out in the present session
of the Legislature. the senate. over
whelmingly republican. Wednesday
sidestepped 20 move that would have
called for the investigation Of all
stock activities with view Of elimi-
mating duplication of effort and ex-
Cessive expenditure Of funds.
The test came when Sen. Doug
las. democrat. sought 20 have a
minority committee report adopted
i'm favor OF his bill calling for the
appointment OF a special investigat-
ing committee composed Of three
senators and two representatives TO
conduct the investigate The re-
publican leaders Immediately ac-
cused him OF seeking partisan ad-
vantage. despite his protests that he
had introduced the measure I'm be-
half of the Indiana Farmers Fed
Grafton.
Majority Report.
The majority report. fav0ring in
definite pOstpUnement OF the bill.
would have been accepted had not
Sen. Douglas withdrawn the minor
ity report. Tho senator was assist
a democrat.
Il was recalled that such
board was advocated by Dr. Carle-
ton b. Mccullough. democrat. can
didate for governor last fall. The
fact that the administration leaders
aroused so quickly TO kill the meas
ure disclosed, according 20 Sens.
Douglas and Cravens, that the in
Vestigation was desired They de-
clare that the committee they pro-
posed could eliminate countless Of
fees and that it could work a great
saving TO the taxpayer. IL is prob
able. however. that the measure
VIII come up again. for the Farm
ers' Federation is said 90 be IN
earnest in having the probe brought
about.
At a meeting OF the senate rules
comm3ttee "Wednesday night 10 was
decided 10 adopt the 1919 rules
CONTINUED OK PAGE FOUR1
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-20
BANDITS ROB TEXAS BANK.
Nks0cIatel Press

BY associated Press:
HOUSTON. Tex. Jan. I9.-TwO
unmasked men held up the Citizens
State bank here Wednesday after
noon. seized about $1,000 IN cur
rency and $12500 in Liberty bonds
and escaped.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-20

also sick. and the only aid they re-
ceived was through the visiting
nurses.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-20
THE WEATHER

Indiana Cloudy and warmer Thursday:
Friday partly cloudy, with moderate temper
ature
Lower Michigan; Unsettled Thursday and
warmer ia east portion. Friday fair.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-20

tCONTINUED OK PAGE FOURD
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-11-12

Trevor Davis. captain of tho gas boat Cordclia D.. loft for tho south on iho steamship Northwestern on a business Grip. Ho oxpcca to return ln Che early spring.
 E R. Jaeger and V. A. Paine ar- rived during Che week from Rake. where they had been on business. They brought back with them a quantity Of wild game.
 Fred Hodges. formerly with tno Alaska Gasuncau Mining Company who lms been lore for several days on business. lcft for thc south on the steamship Northwcstcrn
 c. l.. Rich. travelling salesman for .he Back Manufacturing Company noppod here on business while the Alameda was in port and pro- coedod to Cordoya on that steamship last night
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HOSPITAL NOTES

Philip uoun. who has beon aor.- onsiy n from Ono troeu of an oper- alton tor appendicitis performed at Ono st Ann hospital hH. vooh ia .,Id to be mn-o,Ine and e complete recovery n expected
 nr IT. ToN.o.f who mdcrN.n. . maI,r operation two weeks ato at Che Dawes homuL has recovered and was discharged yesterday
 Mrs Oto W.0.mmH O. noHrIa l"
 t u h. untun. wc.. ...f from t.c eIe.. o.a ua.ar operation performed on h.. Monday .t tac navo lam.aI
 taoI ul. suffered v.re ut. am In. hand whom mixed w in
 r.o.rr 0 at H.s' carly rrrf., mnuU. d's from .I. uH. N.H.UI yesterday lr.r. h. Dad H." .t.u Tn. m.. ..aI u..unt.
 w u.N.Hd who r.a"ut n
 .ar operation u. m. ..". ,.al am. um. .eo H 0.."
 from .n. IHI.I rI.r Iuu u.. win. l. aI ... n." . ro.rtI u.H from rU"u .r. hon. .. ... .... '.. between .'. .n.. and ... "... .... '. |.f from .r r.'.'
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Charles Olioaon. atookholdor Of ho Aiaako.Dano Mining Company who has been hero for Che past sov- oral days. returned to tho mining camp gt Funtcr Bay d tho Esio- octh.
 Lang Cobb and G. McGrogor ar- rived hero during thc week from CmcharoG where they have bcon for some umo
 s Howell pioneer mining man in thc interior arrived horo on Che Northwestern last night and win Ioayc for Chlohagoi tonight on bua- iuaa
 A. J Adams. former mayor of Corioya and member Of the rcrr.- .oral Fish Commission passed thru Juneau ou Che Northwestern on route to soatIc. where he win attend Che Alaska fisheries hearing Go begin No- yombor l5 Hc will return North immediately after Che hearing is closed.
 w. U Whlul@cy for several yoar United States commissioner at Seward and prominent in tho wc1t- wd arrived here Qu Che North western and win remain for short time whcn he win proceed to Seattle on his Gut trip outside for many sou
 Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Maltby Of Ket- rmn returned to thcIr home on nc Northwestern. Mr. Maltby who . is assistant United states attorney .has been here on court business.
 Thomas Mcllmuon. one or Che most prominent mining men in che interior pass ed through Juneau on tho Northwestern on route to Wash- ne.on and California. to remain un- |W spring.
 J. E Richardson. with Che Copper a.vcr and Northwestern railroad at eordoya. accompanied by Mrs Nch- arI.on. paei through Juneau on Che Northwestern o'spond Che hoIi- days outside
 Peter Couch and Tony shnkey. minors who have been here for Che at week. lctt on Che Estebeth
 hurdayu.rht to resume their work uIh Che Admiralty Alaska Gold MIn- .me Company at Funtor Bay.
 Nm (. J. Alexander and her littIe .d.urhter Donna Cailc. win leave ou .no Amha ador tonight for Chicha- .o. to visit with Mrs. AIezandcra .0U.r daughter.
 J. c Van Ordalo and Mrs. Van 0rlaic from Che KantIshua. passed .Hroueh Juneau on the Northwestern nm route t9 thc slates where they ..u .1uI Che winter.
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HANSON OFFICER HERE

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COMPLETES SEASONS WORK

hfw spending lho paat aoa.on ur0ine in tho Nl Mcku'iy Na- uonl rar. iu.el WoodonF Abe boy. c.i..ra' cnr.uear arrived horo on tlo Northwestern and win r.ma'n horc lor several Woe.a n ,He oN.oa ol .ho aut supervisor ol a1r- yen He eSpeeH to Icm to the
 sam. dr.c. ncNt yoar to re.ume war. oI wunn. .he howiar.o. o. Che park
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WC rU 10 IEET

T.. ". C. T T. N.s Ho.I u...- m. H. ON HI w Hm." .Uo0n -. -..H N." o...... n. .....I All Iu. Indie. 0. .W. ... . .n.r.,.l m t.. ".o... u.. o. m. prohibition H" .o b. I." o.'oNH
 has ...u prepared
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 Solo Nh. Gnre. N.u. Accom-. uu u.U eu..r I.H Chm. lrIHe Miss I.W..
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rHLprrLs FINED

Tmc. Indian rHe W.ro nel e.n ael n.t Saturday u.rh. by cmm m.. H D leFoue r...aI ..r in H.a eomt Thc mr were brought to Juneau
 udur afternoon nr Em". f u..... .h..0 70 nh. u. s Biological suM from Mole Huhar Seymour cm u Ie eatmmm. bon. H.n Tn. mon vo-. rm. aud caue n and TonE nrmWc
 Tn nIm wen. aueh. Wh h.r u.n aUd Mr. W.Hr said ho .a umI II h.u.u which had n.m m.umE .au
 m... uhanHrr IonH .nm- uor. from u. 'o. federal Ial ul. h uH ua..f .o .eFe h# ..e Inns boon nea ny Governor at c Hm.. on account o. r.nr. nuu mI. to him ir federal u.I..H H0. unulu. .sH sufferer from u..r.u. and mo. w.| dan.
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JUNEAU APARTMENTS

Fully furnished 1 9. 8, l- Room Suites witch baths. Al outside rooms; S2.50 per wcok mp. Aso nicely furnished cab- na for rmt, SD per month
 pUor. asf Mrs Bertha Hogan.
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PERSONALs

Hdm Peterson. Mrs. J L. nm. and olga skog wore pamengan on mc Spokane for tholr homo at poi-| cnbure They have been huc as. uIme u Che Nelson cae
 Mu c. O. Undaoy who ha boon n Portland. Oregon. for Che paat aoy- uu wccs for Ono bcncal of hor hmIh returned horo on Che a.oam- .aip Spokane
 Chris Camp.on foreman on Che White pam G Yukon Railway iet on One Eloboh Monday might for surway Hc recently secured h.a mm naturalization papers Iu tlo IT.. s District Court here. c q. LIudaoy building contractor and crow havo returned Go Juneau from suu. after completing Che hoa- mm building for One p.onoeu Homo ho-o.
 Ju. Lttionrsc. who haas been doc 'me mvyins work In tho vicinity . of Ko.clIban. arrived hero on thc . Spokane
 Bishop J. R Crmont who has bem in One south for One past ev- crn months returned to Juneau on Che steamship Spokane
 Mr. and Mrs s M Naachon and .ner chudrn Ioft on Che Spokane for s.Un where thoy win maEo ther .mmo home
 George 4. Colchou deputy u S. muhaI at uoue'n stopped on Che steamship Spokane while o1 foutc lo 'ms headquarters and took chm. Of .ne omoo of Deputy N C. Howell 'o. Eocb.aau. who is hero on cour. bu..nas
 N J. G. Valentine who Icu .Uu-c cgcmI months ago for ca'ilor- un where hcr daughter Madeline .nou attends achool. arrived here on .tn. snomuo on a ahor. business rIp
 Mir and Mrs. Howard Aah.cF O.
 ewy, who have been visiting .h.ra for Che pas. several woo.a. Iot .oa hc steamship Spokane for ther .homo
 A Van Nayom. ". w. ha'H0..or In Ia Morris and Roy e Hu h commercial rago'er arrived Wre on .hc steamship Spokane
 Deputy IT. s Marshal N HoWe.. .ar t..eb.tm Is in Juneau as a w.t Inc. I'm Che Ray Wrhtowor ease md Mu Iave m tho Spokane lo hi. headquarters
 Mr. and Mrs R. J somm." w .Hr0I h.re oa tho steamship ha
 Ma Mrs sommen was formerly .u E.thor Nixon aad ~aa married ..1 .r sommcn m. month a. Incl. Hom. in MnH.o.a
 une LeRoy superintendent. ..- Hr Native hospital he.o. r.Wn. m .a. Alameda from Q vacation H. i'm hc sau.h
 Mrs q. Posse and hor two o.. I.r. Bar. and onorI. returned |" In. Alameda from rHt in .H m.h
 C Haw AA Hmree IT. IT, nuI J. H stanton. wF..u.
 I.I m taa spok.n. on a 0.u rn ia sItsa
 Dr. w E uu.hoHan dcnHa. who H boon hero .ar the ua.t two week" I.r m ho ..he.h Tmrdar n.eh. for ruaE.c uHe.o he win .Hr for
 ma .m..
 Uu and stanley Joreon.an ra.
 I t1 Juneau oa Che steamship r.rhuo.on after having n"t tH.
 .eaou in Che employ O. .M NamHou Commission a, .lo wo..-
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 0c Foo lcIt ou Che Es.o0o,a for et.. m business trip.
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nrc.EEn - MslNE

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 u.u H Federal or..a" oH u..n o.renr Han..r
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rYpEwRITER FOR SALE

Remington Standard No. 70; has 1flt-iuch cylinder and is practically as good as new. W.li sell at hali price. Can bo seen at office Of srolcr's Weekly Adv
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CHURCH NOTICES
Prca euu Church

N.... worship .I II.''. Sub.
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 n. ..0.. .l I-.I.. sn o.. IT. Im. .' I'.0' N.u H.....H m...n. .t '.I'
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 Christian s.a.. Reading Room Room !. M.Hr Ho.. oHm . u.. sm..u and Ho.dNa .. II. |" " .". .a" ,a WHI. evenings tto s. r. mH# .uanr Invited to I ... o..... and F..t Che l.aIH Room
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L NoFEs

rasurc of her s.sfcr
 dams whose birthday
 lr Malcolm Wilson on ..a Wth dynuor party Fr.- day evening Covers we're laid for tcn.
 Complimentary to Mr Henry rsmaart. uiicottbc commanding ot reer at Port william n Seward and who visited hcro during One woaa Mrs Robert Simpson .atcr'a.Hei uita a l.a at her home Wcinyia'. Mrs Prank Ne.oaIl entertained u.h a hrUec luncheon fuday Wod. neI.. .r.nns Mrs. Nc..lf cnter- uu.I u.tt a bridge parH
 r Major and Mrs Henry Lam rt o frt William u s.vnrI who visited here during the week. Mrs. ohar... $ Ward entertained uh lno party Wednesday c.,.-. u... ..I for ..N
 Mrs II l. Lu... entertained W.lh lrua party Wednesday Covers u0r. .I for ,.a
 Mrs w W Casey. Ir. was ao.e. u Urr.r part. sunday e.ea.He c.ur ur. uI .or re.l
 Dor MT r.. Bradley. maH0e.r o. n. a.U ooH Nnn Com pam. who e her. .pr D short .mg I.. r.r..t %. ,hr company. Nr ...r. Ward entertained v.th . .mr.r appointed dinner Thurs day .,.rr. Covers wen. I.I l"
 ou.. u.re invited |" hH.. uo..ne .nuer Pour tables won. n.,.I
 Mrs. c r rw.nrree- on..r.a.u. u.I Unr.. party u.IHt .t.n
 c... won. IaI .or six
 Mrs w TT rH.1 and Mn. C. E rn.ur..r .. ra.ae entertained N.tH H-H-. party n.t Saturday after
 H. home %. MT. TooH Mrs ..r- s.II.,.n and Mrs n E sH.... u. 1Hr..n N.-. .".r'. n. ..t and second He'" . r.... n...rr follow H. .... u.. bold n. tH. HiH" uH ~ 70. 0. rre..I.rn ...-. .....l .I.r.re .t I..."m H.. ... ur. David Vaesor.-
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 n n.i.. a. ... .. III. I N.- sn.. a. tH u.. m.... ....Hr tH..H.. ... .HH ...m .. r.... H.'.
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Mrs. Iu." win ..... HH i'r sr..u. for n. .uH whore she .H m.. Ir future l0m. Mr. su.r .I.. I.t.. oH ..o eH..
 ur.. nr UH .o.He .." south
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PETE IcItEISo &
 FOUND t- uoLf COVE

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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-11-12
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