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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-10
PLENARY MEETING
CALLED TO RECEIVE
DETAILS OF PLAN
America, Britain, France
and Japan in Accord
on Proposals.
TO DECLARE ADHERENCE
IN TODAY'S SESSION
Question of Naval Ratios Not
Part Of Pacific Peace
Contract.
BARON SHIDEIIARA TAKES PART
Japanese Ambassador Is Sufficient:
~ Recovered From Illness TO
RcJ0in Conference.
BARON snIDEIIAnA TAKES PART
Japanese Ambassador Is Sufficient.
~ Recovered From Illness To
RcJoin Conference.
LBy Associated press.l


WASHINGToN. Dec. 9.--Thc four
power agreement to govern cond;-
tions in the Pacific. - substitute.
for the Anglo Japanese alliance, will
be announced at Il plcnary session OF
the Washington conference at Ii
o'clock tomorrow
Decision 10 hold the session was
reached suddenly tonight at meet
ing of delegation spok esmen with
Secretary Hughes. after the French
acceptance OF the proposal had beer
received from Paris. Previously IL
had been the plan to hold meeting
OF the committee on Far Eastern
questions at that hour. At the same
time reports Will be received from
several subcommittee which have
been at work on questions affecting
the Far East.
VIII Not Take Up Ratios.
The question of naval ratios it was
said tonight by some foreign dele
CATION spoltcsmcn Will not be taken
up at the meeting. Mt least directly.
although 1t is understood that its re-
lation to the proposed agreement is
held to he vital.
The Horsepower proposal has now
been accepted In principle by the four
powers concerned, Great Britain,
Japan. France ami tho United States.
The heads OF their respective deleSa-
tons. 1t is understood, will formally
declare their adherence to 1t at to-
morrow's meeting.
The negotiations tonight were par
q igit it,n nI TN Cnt hn in
cral weeks by Baron Shdehara. tho
Japanese ambassador, who has been
i'll. He was sufficiently recovered.
however. to leave the embassy to-
night and confer with Secretary
Hughes
An official statement by the con-
ference said:
The fourth plenary session of the
conference on the limitation OF arm
amcnt will be held OH Saturday. De-
cember 10, at II a. NJ. in Continental
Memorial Hall"
FortIHcntions Attitude Clear.
y third element oE the Washington
negotiations. the separate parts of
which have become interwined as
the time for momentous decision ar.
rires, also has been advanced to
point where the attitude of each in
ltttSNcu uciGSottOH 10 Ntii
stood. This element involves future
fortiicatons in the Pacific. apd in
formal discussions of 1t have es-
tablishcd the status quo" as an ac-
ceptable basis of agreement.
There remains only the chance OF
n serious controversy over tho prob
lens OF China as q possible barrier
to n far-rcaching understanding, In
which the national spokesman can
come together on all tho major points
CONTINUED on Page .. Col. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-10
MASTER BANDIT
BREAKS OUT OF u. S.. PRISON
Tom Slaughter Disarms Three Guards Makes Unfriend
" Trllsty Parade in Underwear III Cold Releases
Five Comrades, Kisses Baby and Escapes.

battle is expected when the men
are found. for they are said TO have
been rc-cnforced by members of the
Oklahoma band of desperadoes. Of
which Slaughter was the former lead
err
Slaughter escaped by attacking and
disarming three guards. whom he
made perform for him FIVE hours be-
fore he left the prison. y trusty.
who had testified against him at his
trial. was forced to parade in the
chill December morning clad in his
thin underwear. He paid visit to
the l5-months-ol granddaughter of
Warden Dempsey and kissed her
Eood-by
Slaughter has reputation Of being
the most desperate bandit in the
Southwest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-10
REQUIRES U. S. JuR|sTs
GIVE ALL TINE TO OFFICE
Congressman r. Walton
Moore Seeks Amendment.
Aimed at Lands.
by j. Frederick Esxnry.

Washington Correspondent OF The
Times Dispatch.
WASHINGTON. Dec. o.-.An amend :
ment which would deprive Judge
kencsaw NJ. Landis OF his job ms
baseball dictator and salary OF
$4,000 per year was offered I'm the
House today by Representative wal
ton Moore. OF Virginia. when consId :
Grafton was begun OF the bill 10 au-
thorize appointment of additional dis
trict judges. The House did not vote
on the bill or the Moore amendment
today. but action Is expected tomor-
row or Monday.
The Moore amendmcn, applies to all
district judges and makes no specific
mention of Judge Landis, tu. in de-
bate it was construed as primarily
concerning that jurist.
IF there is any man In this world
who as judge is beyond suspicion
Of favoritism it Is Judge Landis."
remarked Representative Mann, OF IL
linois. during the discussion.
II have not mentioned Judge Lam
dis" said Representative Moore.
"Oh, no." replied Mr.. Mann. but in
,.,---.I-------,
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hrst appeal last Sunday for the needy
families who make up the Ten on
portunitics.' total OF sI.73H9o has
been contributed TO the fund which is
to mean TO them. not only a Merry
Christmas and a Happy New Year,
but means OF keeping the wolf from
the door. Two OF the opportunities.
. and s. have gone over the top"
They are closed. But the difference
between N.735.9O and s4,27o, the
amount needed to tide these unfor-
tunate people over the next twelve
months. Is yet to be raised
Headers OF The Times DISPATCH
have made wonderful response to
this appeal. Weary hearts have been
made TO beat with renewed vigor as
the contributions for their relief have
poured In from every section, OF the
State Wan faces have lighted up
with smiles that had not been there
in years. Men and women. bent with
care. have Strengthened up in the
knowledge that somebody cares.
Somebody cares-what IL beautiful
thought that Is. Suppose nobody did :
what dreary world this would be.
Continued on Page o Col az
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GOVERNOR TR|NKLE
APPOINTS LEE AND HALL
Become Head of State Game
and Labor Departments, Re-
speciively. OH March l.

Appointment Of Joseph II. Hall, OF
Portsmouth. to be State Labor Com
missioner. ana w. Mcdonald Lee. OF
Irvington. to be Commissioner OF
State Game and Inland Fisheries, was
announced yesterday by Governor
Elect L. Lee Trinllle. effective, March
1, i92.. Mr.. lInll succeeds} John
liirschberg, OF this city. and Mr.. Lee
succeeds Colonel +. Nash Bilisoly, OF
Portsmouth.
The appointment of Mr.. Leo is re-
gartlcd as ono d;stinctively of busi-
ness merit, the Governor hav-
ing made himself acquainted with the
records OF the commission since It's
beginning. II is known that Gov
ernor- Elect Trinklc holds the ap-
pointmcnt OF the Commissioner OF
State Game and Inland Fisheries to
lie the most far-rcachins in consc-
aucnccs 10 the state than any he will
proba bly, have to make, owing largely
TO the present depressed condition OF
fish and oyster interests and tho
wide scope of game and inland fish
matters. 1t was with this viewpoint
that Governor Elect Trinkic selected
Continued on Page ., Col. IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-10
THE port OF THE NATION
SHOWN IN PEOTOGRAVURE

which
tile OF on
Historical
Merrimac
world have ridden anchor
world
Norfolk Newport News
and made into
OF Virginia
already accomplished. +
bordering development Through the eye
Yrgnas
PhotoGavure Section Will
be mhu Among
from sources
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-10
LOOK TODAIL EIREANN
TO SUPPORT GRIFFITH
IN RATIFYING TREATY
Both British and Irish Capitals Confident Sim Fein
Body Will Adopt Covenants Agreed To by It's Plenpo-
tentiaries-De Valeras Resignation Forecast

Tho balance Of opinion in both
cities appeared TO he that Arthur
Griffith. as sponsor of the treaty.
VIII obtain an effective majority. al
though 1t was admitted here that
De Valera possesses strong fol-
lowing, and that the voting. there
fore. may possibly be very close.
II De Valera should be defeated In
his fight against ratification. IT Is
thought here that ne may resign his
position as head OF the Sim l'cin.
believe People Would lie Favorable.
should matters develop into taking
a plcbiscitc OF tho Irish people. IL
is thought there would not be the
slightest doubt Of II great majority
in favor OF the treaty.
At the special request ot Lord
Curzon. tho address in reply 10 King
Georges speech I'm the House OF Lords
next Wednesday viii be made by
Viscount Morley. one Of the Oldest
and stanchcst advocates Of Irish
home rule. lie will make the mo-
ton for ratification. The motion
will bc seconded by Earl Dunraven.
who for many years lias advocated a
tLOntInucu rn i'aEc :. ,ul j.,
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Made Sensational Escape.
IBy United News.l

BENTON. ARK. Dec. o.-Tom
Slaughter. master bandit and bank
robber OF the Southwest, who escaped
from the Little Rock penitcntiary
after a daring plot. was being hunted
in the Ozarks tonight by hundreds of
armed citizens.
Posses were reported TO have
picked up the trail OF the fleeing
bandit and his five accomplices, four
of whom Slaughter freed from death
cells. between Benton and Hot
Springs. Slaughter made straight for
the rough country, Where there are
no roads and the entire district is
being secured for Ito convicts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-10
CUT TO BE FROM
70 TO 50 PER CENT
|. ON EASTERN LINES
Sixty transportation Sys-
TENS North of Ohio
River Affected.
X RAILWAY LABOR BOARD
TO PASS ON DEMAND
Movement Is Inauguratcd at
Conference Held in New
York City.
io MAKE COUNTER DEMANDS
Maintenance OF Way Men md Shop
workers Expected to Call for
Increnscs,
LABOR BOARD
TO PASS ON DEMAND
% MAKE COUNTER DEMANDS
NJ Maintenance OF Why Men md shop
workers Expected to Call for
Increnscs,
~ sidney u. Mhlprlc.

United News staff Correspondent.
NEW YORK. bee. ..-Notlccs of
FNac" reductions, in some cases az
|righ rs 30 per cent, will bc sent TO
Employees OF the Eastern railroads. af-
getting approximately 10000 men.
heNt Nonda!. y, the same time dates
|Hill hc named for coUfcrcnces with
he employees at which the reductions
BIN 20 discussed.
At 4 meeting Of sixty officials rep
escn,ing the Eastern roads. sys-
en- OF wage reduction was decided
ip"n following. IN It's general trend.
lie cuts recently proposed hy the
Western linca.
Train service men. IL Was an
bounced at the close OF the session.
~lll lose ut least the remaining in
arcasca granted TO them under the
Board. This cut in estimated Mt 81
yrr c"ut.
Shop Workers Face Heavy Cut.
4 In tho case of shop workers. tho
Toposed reductions will cut wages
from - cents an hour TO At least
~ l.2 cents. ard possibly stnl lower.
Regarding employees engaged in
OF tho way, IL was an
nou,ccd. the reduction VIII be from
the present rate Of 30 cents AN hour
to somewhere between % and 80 cents
an hou-.
The territory affected comprises
i;nos north OF the Ohio and east Of
the Mississippi.
Expect Demand for increases.
II is expected that posting OF the
notices Will be Immediately counter
eli by demands from the men for in
crcsscs. Very recently the United
Of Maintenance OF Way
Employees and Railroad Shop Workers
demanded from the I.chigh Valley
OF the As I-2-cents-an-
hour rate in place OF the 40-cent
level now effective.
An exhaustive study Of wages and
living costs In nontransportation in
dustries has been made by commits
sions. said John G.. Walbcr, executive
secretary. in announcing tho cuts.
and although the reports from all
Industries are not yet in. tho data al
ready obtained. il is felt. is sufficient
on which TO base the new schedule.
II the conferences TO be held be-
tween the employees and the cXecu-
tlvcs fail to evolve an agreement. the
matter will be submitted to the Rail-
road Labor Board for final decision.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-10
my Associated prcs..l

h'HhEs' IRELAND. Dec. 3.-As
trnin load of Irish released In
trrnes Of the BaIiykininr camp en-
tered the. station here this evening
several bombs were exploded, Injur-
Ing three of the rclensed men, one
of them scrI0usly. Some persons in
the crowd around the platform wtre
SiiEhtiy hurt by npIIntcrs.
One report Inns II TINT the bombs
were thrown nnlIciousiy, while In
other quarters IL TX declared the.
were intended Hs greeting, but
were c1umsily handled.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-10
John Mccormack Expresses Gratitude
for Irish Pence.
icy Associated Press. !

CHATTANOOGA. TENN. Dec. o.
John Mccormack. noted Irish tenor.
commenting on the treaty OF peace
between Erin and Great Britain here
today. said that lrishmen should for
get the past and build and construct
until the Emerald Isle is on the fl
nancal map OF the world. and at the
same time declared his greatest am
Eition was to write tho epitaph of
Robert Emmett.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-10

This is 4 case OF three old sisters.
years old. in destitute clrcum
stances. The only home 10 which
they arc eligible is not able 10 take
them at present. They have lived
and worked together all their lives
They are thrifty. and able TO get
along on a very small expenditures
but they are too frail. after lives
of hardships. To do hard work-evcn
hundred dollars will! keep them to-
gcthcr for another year. Surely the
public OF Richmond and Virginia
will not allow these people to be
separated. or sent to the City Home.
They are ladies who have seen bet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-10
FOCH AGAIN is VISITOR
HERE FOR BRIEF STAY
Train OF Marshal OF France Is Trans-
fcrrcd En- Route From Atlanta
To Washington.

Marshal Ferdinand c. Foch. gem
cralissimo of the allied armies i'm the
world war. made Il second visit to
this city early this morning. Tho
marshal stopped here en- route North
on the last lap OF his sojourn in the
United States. He arrived at the
Main Street Station at $3.50 o'clock.
and his special train was transferred
TO the Richmond, fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad at Hermitage at 6
o'clock. E@
During his brief stay here Marshal
Foch was presented with pipo and
n quantity OF smoking tobacco, the
gift OF Virginia organization.
Marshal Foch left Atlanta yester-
day morning In the private car of
Charles M, Schwab. S (,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-10

WASHINGTON. Dec. 9.-World
war veterans who were in the service
more than ninety days would receive
q bonus OF 81 for each day served
under n bill introduced by Reprcsen-
tative Rossdalc. Republican, New
York Men who were commissioned
officers would not receive a bonus.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-10
OPPORTUNITY So. :.

-Four hundred dollars is nccded
Tor two boys whose motner neg
lected and ill-trcatcd them, and
their father Is dead. The boys are
now with relatives. who are unapie
Charities has been paying their
board In order that these children
might have some home lifc. They
nave never known what Il i5 to be
They are bright boys who yill make
good citizens IL they can have the
proper training.
Previously acknowledged IS is.i6
Contributions received yes
tcrday otT5
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-10
OPINION ~ THAT GRIFFITH
WILL WIN RATIFICATION
EBy Associated Press.I

LONDON. Dec. a.-After the first
surprise occasioned By Eumonn de
Valera's population of the proposi-
tion for creating the Irish free state.
officials in both London and Dublin
were occupied today mainly in can
vassing the prospects for ratification
Of the Anglo-Irish treaty when It
comes before the meeting of the Dali
E.ircann next Wednesday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-10
inv A,,oclated Pre.s.I

LITTLE ROCK. ARK. Dec. 0.-Tom
Slaughter, denpcrado, cnmc to the end
OF his long career of crime tonight
In the fnstnesses of the Saline County
hills. He WINS shot from behind by
ono or the white men whom he led
to liberty from the State penitentinry
this morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-10
A FUTILE CRIME
Sir oliver Lodge Writes on "EthIc-
of Suicide"
IBy United News.J

BY United News.J
LONDON. Dee. 9.--Suicide is n "fu-
tile crime" and those who commit
It must suffer untold punishment in
the hereafter. leading an existence
intensified by pangs OF helpless re-
morse.
Sir oliver Lodge. writing on The
Ethics OF Suicide" IN the Fortnightly
Review, thus summarizes tho feel
ing of n man who has ended his life.
The man may feel he is winding up
his troubles; but he is not-he Is go
ing into fresh ones.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-10
wc,,thy c.f. owner Convicted.

CLEVELAND. OHIO. Dec. 9.-More
ii. Baron. wenlthy Brooklyn, N. Y,
cafe owner. was convicted by a Fed
eral jury herd tonight OH a charge
OF conspiracy to defraud the govern
mont in the alleged illegal trans
p8tation OF whisky.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-10
NNOUNCE FOUR-POWER A AGREEMENT THIS MORNING
$50, 600 RAIL WORKERS NOTIFIED FPAYREDUCTlO
''TEN OPPORTUNITIES ARE PRESENTED
FOR GENEROUS PUBLIC'S CONSIDERATION

ne
Of nties"h
oeeh
TO Ten
md
edged through
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-10
Total to dutc. !. s.
OPPORTUNITY No. 2.

This is u case for which w. yis,
TO raise 5000. The husband in
this family Is q man ut about
forty years old, who VIII never
Dc well. Ills wife is crippled and
are I'VE children. :Ecs H. 81 d ana
=, VINO VIII all need Il good deal
Of medical attention II they are to
grow up well and strong. The
mother says she Viii die IL she has
10 give up her chlidren, but She
cannot earn enough 10 support
Previously acknowledged IS C5Io
Contributions received yes
tcrday ........ lSob
Tota, IN data
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-10
OPPORTUNITY No. q.
uprunTuNITY No. :

Two nunurcu doiiars Ia needed to
take care OF iittlc II l-yrar-oiu
Siri, wnosc mother is III Il hospital
unacr treatmenl. Inc father de-
serted lvr some years ago, und the
associated Charities has not been
able to iocatc, MIN. The chiIu is eN-
tremcly talented, and we are an
Nous 10 give nrr Il cnance 10 grow
up straight. She has no one TO LOOK
after hvr until her mother again
becomes ~ waSe-Garner.
Previously acknowledged ...S G4.5V
Contributions received yes
terday ............... l@.25
Infnl in luir &
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-10
Total TO date S23
THIS case has been closed.
OPPORTUNITY No. o.

We are asking for $500 for this
family. since the fltEer and mother
are both tubercula-, and the To-
ycar-old boy has just come home
IRON the sanatorinu. There are
four other boys. running II years
inripient cases. there is TO wage
Garner in this family at present,
and II Is a very heavy load on the
Associated Charities. Six hundred
dollars will see them through the
coming year, and by that time we
hope to have them on their feet
again.
Previously acknowledged ...s 1850
tcrday a7..a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-10

THIS Is thc case OF TWO Old peU-
pie who are botn physically unaDI.
to WORK. They have been Il devoted
couple Tor more than forty years OF
married life. and III they are sent TO
;tn institution II VIII mean they will
have To he separated. They declare
tney would rather Starvc IN ;hc
streets than so to the City lone,
anu we are asking tnat the public
make TINS couple u Christmas pres
cnt of another year OF lie together.
Three hundred and Scvcnty dollars
VIII pay tor their rent anu provide
them with sufficient food Tor the
year others who are Interested
VIII see that they have suti,cicnt
clothing and bedding.
Previously acknow lodged .SlGG.l5
Contributions received yes
tcrIay je.75
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confe.scs to Staying Mother

WINDSOR MILLS. QUEBEC. Dec. o.
Leonard PiOn, IL years old. today
confessed to the police that he
murdered his mother, Mrs. Joseph
Pion. by shooting her December Q. lie
has been under arrest as n material
witness.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-10
Adopt Military Budget.

by United News.1
PARIS, Dec. 9.-The Chamber OF
Deputies has adopted the military
budget, calling for expenditures of
3.65O.00O, 900 francs.
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Total To date .......... 81 00.I
OPPORTUNITY No. 10.

ofiohi eNiih NO. ~.
This is the case OF Il widow with
two little children TO take care OF.
The mother Is thrifty, and earns as
much as IL is possible for her TO do
in ncr state of health. The TWO
children are well cared for. and go
regularly 10 school and Sunday
school We are most anxious TO
keep this family together. II Will
take 5000 TO take care OF them for
tho next year.
Previously acknowledged ...s G2.l5
Contributions received yes
tcrtay ................ 2S.iJ
Total 10 date .........S 9l.5U
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OI'pOItTUNIrY No !,

This is Il case uI twiu Duys IL
years old, whose mother Is IN "A
sanatorlun, and whose iatnyr mas
deserted them. Four hundred dol-
lars VII! hecp these boys at cOviuH
ton Tor year, while their mother
Is recovering her health.
Previously acknowledged s $40
contributions received yes
terday ............... 3TaJ
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Total TO date
OPPORTUNITY No. S.

TWO hundred dollars Is needed for
Il family IN when the husband is
earning only sil week. HAS a
sIckly Wife and three children To
provide Tor. two hundred dullirs
VIII tide them over the present
emergency.
Previously acknowledged s235.0O
contributions received yes
terdaE ................ i.I5
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-10

ter days. but bear todav's hardship
nravciy and uncompiaininsiy.
previously acknowledged S6612,
Contributions rcceIrcu yes
tcrhay .-...........- loo
Total to date ...... .SGSi.T5
This case has been closed
OI.rOtTUNIrY No. q.
.he man in TINS family mas had
tuucrcuioSIS, and mas just come back
from the sduatUiiuin. iic ~ .iUly
~ 40 iISht, part-tinIe work. lIiS
we ~ II iran little woman. VINO
AZ unable physically 10 80 out 10
work, nut they are goou parents.
anu are bringing up their iV-yc4r
old girl and two boys OF ana )
years Dcauiituiiy. Ii we can riIsc
500 TO supplement the anlOcnl their
ather can earn, the family viii tie
"cpt together.
previously acknowledged ...s sos
ton,riputions received yes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-10
The Weather

The forecast Is fair md warmer to-
day; 1t will he cloudy
tomorrow.
For full weather report SEQ Editorial Page
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Continued ON Page .. Col. l.)
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OPPORTUNITY No. :.

Total to date. ..s 7a.el
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-10
OPPORTUNITY No. (.

Total 70 date .....s S
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SHOULD FORGET PAST

tContinued on Page z. Col. -
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