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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-13
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- Komam minek kildtc kigyel-
med lanyat Pestre szolgalni9
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-13

s Denes is AIT haitotta csak az .
szerelme lesz erre kepes, De a cse-.
Ilekedetei epen mem feleltek meg a
szavainak. Ellenkez5leg: mindig
imelyebbre siilvedt. Tomerdek pen
yet elvittek a. bukmekerek. AIT
lhitte. a b0rze aranyborjnja job
ban fog neki kedvezni, mint ver-
senyparipak. De balul iitott HI
gmind-n pr6balkozasa. s legjobban
1 berantotta a kartya. Negre is, a
tehetetlenstg, a Observation-Disclosures.
Iarra a fokara jutott, hogy aleany a
csavarta Xxi kezebol a pisztolyt. S
azutan segitett rata. Sikkasztott
erte. Lopott erte. Hisz maid visz-
/ sza ada - elokel6 rokonsaga ok
vetetlen kisegiti! S ha mem ada
visszag Akkor is, hadd pusztuljon
lei 8 De Denespk mem szabad ell
Ipusztulnia
4 S hat ime.: visszaadta ! A leany,
i hivatalabol tavozya, meg soha Sc
Ilatta korutat oily ragyog6nak,
4 mint most ez a tiindokletes fe~
nyesseg bizonyara az 3 sziveb6l
aradt az utcara Egy kollegaja
kiserte ell. akinek ,alig hallotta Il
csacsogasat, bucsuzas kozben
egyszerre csak f0lkialtott csitri
gepiroleany:
q - Igaz, Wilma Ell is felejtem a
nagy ujsagot. De hiszen bizonyara
te is hallottad -.
- Mit?.
60 Hogy vezer leanya meny-
asszony. A napokban volt az ell
jagyzese. De meg mem akarjak
nyilvanossagra hozni.
i - All! Es XII a v6legenye?
! - Valami nagy familiabol yalo.
Miniszteri tisztyisel6. AIT mond-
I iak: csinos gyerek. Ha j6l emleiS-
szem Szolnoki Denes a neve.
/ Az utcakat gozkatlanna tette a
.juliusi nap langozone, de aZert ve-
ritekeben is loholt, rohant az elet.
Wilma elzarta szobaja ablakait a
feny 6s zaj el6l, a fiilledt s0tetseg-
ben tilt egesz delutan, neman es
mozdulatlanul, osszekulcsolt lie-
zeit 0lebe eresztve. A nappali mel
lett lev0 haloSzobaban betegeske-
dc edesanyja fekiidt, most is ka.
! ba. lazas alomba meriilve.
Kopogtak. D6nes ielcnt meg a
kiiszobon.
A leany mem brit indulataival.
Hozza rohant. Megragadta kar-
iait. S szeme szemeben kereste a
feleIetet, meg mielott fatal en-
Der sz6lhatott volna.
Hat eljottel9 Hat akkor ta-
Ian megsem igazg...
- Mi mem igaz?
Amt rolad hallottam. (.
Hogy te...
Mem volt ereje befejezni, Denes
zavarba Jolt. Elvor0s0dott. Oda.
kim, a forr6 napon. mem izzadt
TIT, a hiivos szobaban, tiirhetetler
melegnek talalta a leveg6t.
- Nezze, Wilma, tilt lie vegrt
egy karszekbe. Ep azert keresten
magat ,hogy tisztazzam az iigyet
Wilma halalra sapadt:
- Tehat igaz!
A flu nagyot sohajtott.
- Nezze, kedves Wilma. Mag;
Macy tevedesben van, ha ait gon
dolja, hogy nelSem mem keriilt fai
dalmas aldozatomba, hogy maya
r6l lemondjak. Hat AIT hiszi, men
: szeretem mar magat, hanem be
|leszerettem abba a. -. masikba
Wilma, edes Wilma, hat mem latj;
be, mem tudja elhinni, hogy ma
ga erdekeben kellett EFT megten
mem
A leany odahaiolt hozza es sug
Iva, They've mondta:
Az en- erdekembene Hog.
engem hitvanynl elhagy es felese
Igiil veszi Zavorszky kisasszonyt
no hat Wilma AZ eo Szaralmt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-06
Prisoner Goes Insane
Awaiting Dread Death
in LethaL Gas Chamber

Practically every phase OF the
law has been tested Ia court.
and IN each ease il has boon dc,
,larcd constitutional
The execution OF condemned
criminals IN n Eaa chamber. the
Nevada legislature was con.
WINGED, is more human than
hanging, ciectoouiion or shoot.
inE
Jon MAS condemned TO death
Tor the murder of Tom Quong
kvc. Chinese laundryman. OF
Nina. New, Jon was acting
under orders OF "highcrups" IN
u tong war. his attorneys insist.
"a at the trial. but the Chinese
Was found guilty. Hughlc Sing.
his partner IN the shootlng. was
al,o condemned 10 die in the
gaa chamber but only a few
days ago his sentence waa com.
mutFd to lie Imprisonment Ills
extreme youth saved him
Russell was found guilty OF
siabbing to death Mamie John.
ME, an Indian girl at Eiko.
New.
An preparations have been
made for the execution, Two
tiny chambers have been built
and scaled 10 that they Gun 10
made alright Immediately after
tho condemned man il placed
within
Tanks or hydrocyanic acid gas
have arrived here by truck from
Los Angeles and aru being kept
under guard Ia the dollhouse,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-06
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
BONDS
STARTS ON PAGE |

were destroyed when known TO be
duplicates.
Between June 81. 1921. and May
%. 1922. 100000 bonds. with a
face value Of over $4,000. 900. 900.
were destroyed. hundreds Of which
were recorded rs duplicates.
Bonds issued in packages from
the treasury have been found to be
spurious.
THE president was defied and
this Investigation has been thwarted
and nearly blocked by the treasury"
Brewers suit adds another chap
ter to the summary discharge OF Di.
rector James L. Wllmeth and 2s Of.
ficlals OF the bureau by President
Harding. March 81. 1922. wilmeth
and other discharged officials. three
OF whom have since died. were re.
Gently cleared Of all blame by Mel.
lon and ordered reinstated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-06
MURDER TRIAL
GROWS BITTER
Attorneys Nearly Come to
Blows in Courtroom

Hair-trlggcr nerves Of counsel
and tho states chief witness,
Adolph ~ Boos. resulted in a con-
tinuai cross-nre Of quarroIs We'd
neslay IN the trial Of A. NJ. Bailey,
charged with the murder OF J. G.
Smith May u, last,
Judge J. r. Ronald's ravel rang
thru the courtroom with growing
impatiencs as he sought 10 keep
down the frequent flares OF anger
between Deputy Prosecutor bert
Ross and Attorney Albert =. Mar
tin.
Both attorneys we're frequently
warned 20 control their nerves by
the veteran iurisi. who sought 10
soothe the raw edges Of their tenn
pers and keep the case progressing
with smoothnoss and dispatch.
AZ ono time. when a particularly
bitter duel Of words between the
two almost reached tho point OF
physical violence. Judge Ronald
said:
Gentlemen. Sc. that your
nerves are on tho extreme tension
that usually sesuits towards the
close Of n long and fiercoiy-cou-
tested case. You must control your
tempers or the court viii have 20
discipline you both"
Efforts Of Defense Attorney Mar
tin 10 tangie Boos up and TO i'm
peach his testimony occupied the
entire morning.
A hint Of the scientific detective
was brought Into the case when
Prof. +. J. Goodrich. instructor In
physiological chemistry al the Uni.
yersity OF Washington. took the
stand 70 testify that he had exam
ined clothes worn By Bailey at the
timo OF the murder and found no
blood spots on them.
This proves conclusivsly that
Bailey was not there" Attorney w.
y. Totten, for Bailey. declared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-06

CARSON CITY. New. Feb. O,
Last moment attempts TO save
the lives OF Gee Jon and Thomas
Russell. condemned mufdercrs.
To be executed Ia "a lethul gas
chamber Friday morning, began
today,
Attorneys for the two mon are
making strenuous efforts 10 OBJ
tain executive permission for
ahenlsts to examine them Tor
traces OF insanity.
The Chinese. particularly, 0C.
coNling 10 his attorneys. has
been unncrycd by the "untricd
death which awaits him day
after tomorrow IN the airtlght
steel cell where he Is TO breathe
his last
An he could mutter was
Mercy, mercy. when We visited
him." Gee joins attorneys said
today,
lie has gone insane from cor,
templatng this horror which
cunfrouts him
Russell Is moro stoical. bat his
legal Representatives are equally
inslstent with those OF Gee Jon
that his mind has snapped under
the strain OF the long wait for
tho death that comes unawarcs.
These men. IN compliance
with a law passed at the last
session Of tho Nevada legisla.
ture, must die in a sealed cham.
her into which lcthal Eas is to
bc forced from tanks under
pressure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-06
4S MINERS Die
IN WATER TRAP
Rush OF Avalanche Over,
comes Workers in Shaft

CROSBY. Mlnn.. Feb. g.
Forty mcn were reported
killed when u ilood Of water
swept into the Milford mine.
three and onc.half miles from
here. late yesterday.
Ot the % men la tha mine
only lhrec are believed tn have
escaped
The flood was Embossed when a
crew tapped water vein In tho
shaft An avalanche Of water over
powered the wprkmen before they
had chance 20 escape and within
"a short time the entire mine WA
flooded
Bodies o. the % victims may las
IN their lcu-Hcaled death trap mort
than n month before rescuera ar,
able 20 dig thru the frozen mass
~ Ice and debris,
The mouth OF the tunnel WA
scaled with ice as sub.zero weather
attacked the flood Of water.
Families of the victims rushed
20 the mouth OF the mine when
rrports SPREAD Of the terrible dis.
aster which had heinllcn those
within. Utterly disrcrardinE the
cold, Eriefstricken wives. moth.
ers, children and swrethraris
huddled for a time around Tie
shaft entrance, maintaining ~
lent death watch.
As tho Erip ot the subYuro TEN
pcraturu cfept over tho group the,
were forced Ia return 90 their homes
All hope was quickly shattered NJ
the roar u water pouring thru IN
workings was heard and tho thrci
men out o. reach Of tho loaplng fioo,
emerged from the shaft They re
ported their comrades had lcoi
caught Ia a hopeless torrent pourinl
down upon them no rapidly that the!
had not a chance 10 seek shelter
Miners were working 10 stop seer
age in a mud hole In tho working
when the walls Of tho mine suddonl
collapsed. Those nearest tho seen
I WfAN lA"AAe+N AAAt'A instantly ~
were experienced miners. but expor
onee was no advantage when tons O
water cnEulfcd them in an instant.
I In less than 10 minutes tho cntir
SHAFT was flooded and water wa
running over the top
Rescue workers wcrp started 10
the mine. but nothing could Dc don
TO rescue The bodies. Unless warms
weather prevails soon Il win be us'
less 20 attempt recovery OF these 10
several weeks.
The Milford mine Is located IN
swampy district, not far from ISLAM
lake Between tbs lake and tho min
IL a pond After the mine had bee
flooded water was dawn several fcs
Ia the pond. the maIshy shores show
ing a limo OF discolorrd mud whef
the water had been.
All ~ bodies arc entombsd n a
old shaft, worked for years IN
previously thought 70 be safe froi
I flooding Thare was TO warning {
The onruah Of water and no iookol
for such an eyoniualiiy had bee
posted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-06
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-06
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
DANCER
STARTS ON PAGE l

she. because they would have been
afraid for me 10 try. But. as l
learn in Seattle. III teach in Mt.
Vernon. and l have a six year head
start
I have quite a large enrolment
already - taught my first classes
there last weekend ~ and, Oh. its
Just lots OF fun" This far,sighted
girl goes to school mornings, learns
dancing afternoons and teaches
fancy ballet and ballroom dancinE
10 children. young folks and grown
ups every weekend.
The money she win make Is 70
take her to New York to study under
Adolf Bolm--and later sha plans 70
so to London. there to complete he'
training under cechetti. ballet mas.
Ter OF Fokine. Paviowa and other
famous artists.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-06
MANSLAUCHTER
TRIAL HALTED
Ex PatroIman'S Attorney
Attacks Complaint

Progress OF the trial Of Patrolman
S. II. Short, charged with manslaugh.
ter for causing the death of Isaac
Hamburger. last October. was held
up in Judge D. II. Carey's court
room Wednesday while an attack
upon the validity Of the complaint
was delivered By Attorney Hugh
Caldwell.
Caldwell declared the complaint
was Illegal and made a motion 10
withdraw hts plea Of not guilty and
TO enter a demurrer against the In.
strument and a motion for dismissal
Of the defendant. The motion was
refused.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-06
Bicycle Rangers
Plan New Events

Members or The Bicycle Hangers
club have been invited rs special
guests Of the Y. NJ c. 4. on Friday
evening. February s. Indoor sports
and home-talent show given by
boys Of the bicycle club will provide
the evenings fun. which will end up
with a swim In the pool.
Ranger members are requested 20
leave their bicycles at home and
meet al First ave. and Pike ~. at 7
p. m. sharp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-06
ELEVEN DIE or
POISONED FOOD
Little Boy Only Survivor OF
Three Families

ALBANY. Orc, Feb, G. with tho
death today OF three more victims OF
poison home.canncd beans, the total
toll is n dead out OF is persons who
attended tho family dianor Saturday
The sole survivor little Horst
Ruhlin& : years old. is believed 20
bc safely recovered,
Two families have been completely
wiped out by the Tragedy while the
little boy Is the only survivor Of a
third
Physicians say botulnus poisoning
Was responsible for the deaths. The
victims were MIR, and MIS- Paul Ger
bis and their four children. Mr.. and
Mrs Gottried Ruhling. Mir and Mrs
Rcinhold Gerber and Werner Nanker
\ joint nineul service Is planned
AZ the First Presbyterian church
Thursday II others die they will be
hurried al the same time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-06

Reu. A. D. De JGcobv
TACOMA. Feb. 6.--No trace
OF Rcy. Arthur DE Jaooby, 81,
former pastor OF the Roosevelt
Heights Christian church. who
disappeared after renting a row.
boat nj Point Defiance Monday
forenoon. had been found up to
Wednesday.
Friends wednesday expressed tho
fear that tho pastor may have
yielded to a dream suggestion
aud have killed himself while In n
scml.hypnotio state. They declared
TINT the missing man had told Of
dreaming three nights IN succession
Of drowning on a fishing trtp.
That be was victim OF A heart at.
tack. TO which he has been subject.
and fell out OF tho boat. Is the
opinion expressed by members OF
tho church from which he resigned
recently as pastor.
Complaining Of not feeling well.
Rev. DE Jacoby told his wife that
nc could not teach his claSses az
File school and would spend tho
day fishing He took her down.
town md drove 20 Point Defiance.
whore he hired boat lie FIRE.
quently went fishing there when
~. according 10 Mrs. Do Jacoby.
Later his hat and coat were dis.
covered in the boat drifting off Sal.
mon beach. His car was found al
Point Defiance. 10 Roy Edison,
neighbor OF the De Jacobs and
teacher Of Sunday school class
in tho church, expressed the DO
lief that Rev. DO Jacoby became
excited by pull on his fish line,
suffered a heart attack and fell
overheard. He said he had found
that the line had been broken
above the sinker. indicating tina:
the preacher had hooked large
salmon or had caught snag.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-06
MRS. MIRACLE
OUT OF RACE
Woman Mayoralty Candidate
viii Support Erickson

Piodging her hearty support to
Oliver T. Erickson. announcement
was made Wednesday by Mrs,
Kathryn Miracle that she win with.
draw from tho mayoraity race this
week. In Ericksons favor.
Il hope all my friends and sup,
portcrs viii vote FOR Mr. Erickson.
Ms. Miracle said. in announcing
her withdrawal from the contest
He In an honest. sincere man and
h.s long record OF efficient services
In the city council entities him to
term as mayor Of our city"
Mrs. Miracle aaid that ahe had
withdrawn from the race. for two
reasons. First, because her object
in entering II was largely accom-.
plished: and second. because shc has
been told By many business men
that II would be unwisc for tho city
to eject woman mayo AZ this
time.
Il entered the race [, win sup
FORT FOR my campaign TO lower
taxes and foster industrial eIpan
hon. Mrs. Miracle said. Il have
succeeded as my message BIS been
fnyorably received.
II shall continue my work on
the council. which have not
neglected during my campaigning.
In Endorsing Erickson, M1
Miracle said that he is man who
will arouse no friction between
casts. colora or creeds and will give
everyone honest treatment"
Candidate Erickson expressed deer
pleasure and qualification at tn,
announcement OF Mrs. Miracle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-06

Ashes to ashes. dust to dust, said
a voice.
The coffin sank into the narrow
cell.
Amen" said the bishop.
Woodrow Wilson was at rest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-06
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
AUTOIST
STARTS ON PAGE |

and was turned loose,
Halt an hour later Pstrolman f..
A. Pierce caught Edlund dashing like
comet along Third ave. y, W Ed.
lund was doing between 20 and IS
miles an hour. Pierce said Edlunl
was taken 20 the city jail, booked
on two charges ana held over night
Harry Lindhe. a.. was arrested at
Fifth ave. and Pine S. by Patrulman
J, Z. Smith on q charge OF driving
while drunk, Tuesday night Ilndho
was later released on $500 bail.
ole jacobson. Antiers hotel. was
badly bruised when knocked down
az Fifth ave. and Pike 81 by an
auto driven by W. r. McClelland,
ga Wellington place. Jacobson was
taken 10 the city hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-06
Pantages Arrested
for Fight Pictures

Los ANGELES. Feb. c. Alex
Pantages. theatrical magnate, was
az liberty on $4,000 bail today 10 in.
sure his appearance in federal court
and explain how pictures OF the
Dempsey -Firpo fight happened TO be
shown in his local theater.
Pantages was arrested By a deputy
United States marshal on a federal
grand jury indictment charging con.
spiracy to violate the interstate com.
merce laws.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-06
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
WILSON
STARTS ON PAGE l

completion, az HIS faith told him
his work would 30 on.
AZ Q y "a, ia the quiet home
whore Mr Wilson died on sunday,
tho voice OF his pastor. Rev. james
II, Taylor Of tho Central Prohhy
toriun church. broke the funeral
silence.
''rIlE LORD Is NY
SHEPHERD, I SHALL"
''rho lord in my shepherd, !
shall not want 49,"
Thru tho familiar words OF the
majestic psalms ho moved. no 1n
climax. breathing hope ana peace.
. And viii dwell la the house
u the Lord forever
In the deepening hush rouu a
voice IN prayer
II was Hey Sylvester Bearl' who
was Mr. Wilson's spiritual adviser
In the days OF hts presidency at
Princeton university.
Then Bishop james y. Free,
man, head Of the Episcopal do
eese of Washington, opened
little Undiscovered Bible. sent
Ia MIR. WILSON by a soldier la
franec-"one 1T his buddirA"-
book which Mr.. Wilson treas
ured above all others. because
he felt Il linked him TO the
men he sent 10 war and whose
suffcrings he shared.
''rhe Eternal God h thy refuge
and underneath are the everlasting
arms
And lie shall thrust out the
enemy from before thee
And shall destroy them
This passage was read from Deu
teranomy. chapter 49, verse 81.
Now unto Him that Is able 20
keep you from falling and 10 present
you aulticss before the procence of
His glory with exceeding Joy; 10 the
only wise God. our Saviour. the
glory and majesty. dominion and
power. both now and forever. Amen .
This from tho gath and 25th verses
Of Jude.
The benediction. pronounced by
Bishop Freeman. ended tho brief
service in the home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-06
CHOPIN FUNERAL
MARCH Played

AZ the entrance To the Bethlehem
chapel. the doorway marked THE
Way OF Peace the procession
paused. From within came the ma.
jestie sound OF Chopln's funeral
march.
Bishop Freeman. In his robes. met
the body. and. going before II to the
peace gateway. repeated these words
Of hope:
II am the resurrection and the
life. know that my Redeemer liv.
eth"
When they had carried the dead
into the little chapel, where so stood
closely packed 20 do him final rev.
erence they let him down before tho
altar.
Lord. let mo know mine end" be.
gan the bishop. and on thru the
39th Psalm.
Tho lesson then was read from
/. Cor. XIV:
Now IL Christ risen from tho
dead and become the first fruits OF
them that slept for this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-06

LORDS PRAYER
Is REPEATED
Clear and swe.

Clear and sweet rose the voices Of
the choir in a hymn
Day is dying in the west"
The apostles creed followed and
the whole congregation Joined in re-
peating the Lords prayer. Prayers
from the Episcopal ritual and the
benedlctlon ended the service. While
the choir sang the occasional. The
Strife is Ger. the Battle Won, g
President and Mrs. Coolidge led the
way from the chapel and all the
people followed
Then alone with their dead. the
widow and family said their last
farewells. WOrkmen raised the
heavy slab covering the crypt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-06
SOLDIERS CARRY
CAsKET OUTSIDE

Then the strong arms OF soldiers,
sailors and marines picked mon Of
the services SIR Wilson commanded
in the war days lifted the coffin
and bore Il 10 the hearse outside.
Behind the body came the homo.
rary pallbcurors. former classmates
and associates or the dead president
They were Cleveland H. Dodge. Cy,
rus II. Mccormick. Dr. v. r. Davis
aud Or. Hiram Woods. OF Tho Prince.
ton elaIs Of 1879. IN which Mr.. WI.
son graduated. Frank l.. Polk, Da.
vld y. Houston. Newton y BAKER.
josephuH Daniels, Albert &. Blrle,
son. John Barton Payne. William e.
Redfeld = T Meredith. ThUnns w.
Gregory. members ~ Mr. Wilson's
cabinet. and Senators Swanson ami
Glass. OF Virginia. former Senator
John sharp Williams, Of Mississippi
Representative Garrett. Of TenneH.
see. and Charles S. Haml.p. OF The
federal reserve board.
President and Mrs. Coolidge FOL,
lowed these. and then camo the MD.
ow. the two daughters, Mlsa Siar.
garst wilson and AIRS. william g,
McAdoo. william O. McAdoo. Joseph
Wilson. of Baltimore. n brother
John Randolph Boiling and Wilmer
Boiling. brothers Of Mrs. wilson
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corruptible must put on incorrup-
tion therefore
be ye steadfast. always Astounding
in tho work OF the Lord, forasmuch
as yo know your labor is not in
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II you value your watch, let a
matchmaker repair it. Next Liberty
theater.- Advertisement.
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Capt; invested in the coal bust
ness of the United States totals
81, 100000.