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LOST AND FOUND
NOTICE

LOST-Saturday morning, June q,
IN the Sacred Heart church, one
large Ostrich leather ladies hand
bag. Return 70 Brownsville Herald
and receive reward. D-255
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New Brick Home

MONEY! MONEY! MONEYl-The
root Of all evil. and II you'd like, rs
most would. to have a little o
OF IT, &ake a list of the White
elephants" you have around sre
mouse and get QUICK CASH for
them with a Herald classified ad.
D IL ACRES good resaca land, well
located near l4th street pavement:
price and terms quoted to interest,"
I purchasers. :. G. Graham A.
Compan-. phone ITO. Brownsville,
1e1as D-227
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SAL ESMEN'S %OPP,TUNITY

Great Development on Padre Island. clar. ,,.,6.
from Pctn Isabel to Padre Island. A mo un.,o-d.+.
Island with paved streets, sidewalks. : electric t,sn.. =.
ASo ho'eS 1n7h'S' nones' caSinorh houses. and other
amuSemenN~ oeNis campaign begins hv days Instructions
for statesmen besn Tuesday. July I a N IN R~.-
wn-Mond Hotel Room Number AMake your appl-
cation now. For townsville and sourrour territory " r.
Adams, Hotel, Harnngenc McAIlen and sur
rounding territory &c Mr.. Murrelie. Reesl-Arond Hotel. Har.
lingen. For Haringa and surrounding teri . vrs r.urh.u
eese-wil-Mond Hol, Harltngen.
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THINGS you don't want may be
of value 10 sc.ae one else. List
them in these classified columns to-
day and have the cash tomorrow.
TO SETTLE AN ESTATE-Three
lots in Victoria Heights. corner
18th and Roosevelt, with small
house. lice citrus fruit and fig
trees In yard; al for only 81 900. s.
c. Graham & Company, phone 17e.
Brownsville, Texas. DIPS
Los EBANOS ESTATES
investigate the most beautiful suour-
ban development In the Valley lmme-
diateIy north Of Brownsville Tracts
of one acre up unde irrigation For
sale James-Dtckinson Company. Real
tors corner Il Iardln Hotel Bldg xee
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HOUSES FOR sa77

TO SETTLE AN ESTATFTcF---
7 room house on Sc. Fknrs III ~
West Brownsville; only $3.50. 81 C'
Graham a. Company, phone l7e
Brownsville, Texas. D-a3s
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AUToMoTIvE

4GA - 9oAC ~ ody
A USED "A
Every used car shown on or floor Is as perfect As reconditionirv
can make It, Every one Is a terIng value judged By market prices
With only a small part OF t1 mileage used any car YOU choose viii
give much more than it cost hdriving satisfaction and pride Of our-
and reasonable.
SEE EXAMINE COMPARE
1929 PAcKAED EIGHT cou Deluxe. In perfect condition ana
looks like new. Has beerriven only a few thousand miles
1929 PACKARD EIGHT 5-pasaser Sedan Deluxe. A fine car in
as new. A real bargain.
1928 PACKARD SIX. 7-passerr Sedan. Thoroughly overbsuIed
mechanically. New Duco Pit and new tires. An excellent car
for land drives.
1926 PACKARD SIX Club seds In good condition. New paint
and tires. A good family caou can buy cheap.
1928 BUICK 5-passenser Sedan This car has been thoroughly
81 CHRYsLER four door sedarMotor has been overhau,sd 49,
is IN fine condition. Good BIT and tires. A very nice light
car.
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LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY

AIREDALE puppies for sale. IN
cuire Delta Tourist Camp. D-l94
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ENANT wANTED-For the best

WANT To MOVE? Read the Her
aid rental ads for houses and apart
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RENTAL

TIE SOUTHERN Realty Company
can rent furnished and unfurnish-
ca houses and apartments TO YOU
and FOR you. Geo. F. Dennis.
Manager, phone Ola. coli
New Britain herald., 1930-06-10
New Place Is Chosen
 For Baby Conferences

~r- visiting E.rso essoCIarIon has ua-..~ 70 move is activities from 59 -a---r since. Tomorrow inc We3. Batr conference. which has been ncl- f-sre or Wednesdays for'tho 7az. I years will be conducted at 're Eunu R-rrirt school corner North and Clark streets.
 ~nts no.s .s beng made in order mat the increasing number Of moth .rz with 0eL eanfos attending inc rante- street conference may h4go -l1.jslr-t room T which to have 'rat~ babies agi@red. For long -.rra frz Jeo.a~ street conference has been oEarcronded, and has pre- =enrod difficult ventilation problems G.r-E trc rorforr-ra hours
 The new rooms at the Elih1 Bur ~.tt school were granted 10 the as -oc,aton ty SGpern-andent Holmes and are being arranged for in CO., operation with Principal Saarle Of -na sahOo. The rhild Welfare com mitfea Of 'he Visiting Nurse associa- ..or. responsible for the change. is Mrs Harry H-oa Mrs. Lawrence H.uasor. Mrs. Richard Prltchard N1r= Samuel Davidson. Mrs. Richard Wo-a and Mrs. John Whittekor.
 The conference will bo held every flair WodnesGav rom 2.@o 70 ?. m and Tr l.. R Slysz will continue tc oa 'aa at'enJ1nG physician.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-10
Hearing for Officer
 By DiscipIine Board
Associated Press Photo

The board of police commissioners will met tonight at o'clock fol- lowing q meeting of the discipline committee at which Supernumerary Officers Marsh and Peterson will be given hearings. Officer Marsh re- gently ordered an intoxicated man to drive him 10 a police signal box in the northwestern section of the city. with the result that the car be- came ditched and the driver was ar rested hy Sergeant E. M. kiely and fined in police court tho next day, while Officer Peterson is alleged to have caused an accident at Elm and Main streets late Saturday night by cutting the orner and crashing into a car
 The d:slpline committee will probably ommend dismissal Of supernGmcrary Officer Cantino, who was recently convicted Of the charge Of lmpropar conduct in pohce court on q plea Of guilty
 Mayor Q4igley and Chairman Parker n-~o iA conference this forenoon at police Headquarters on dapartnerr business.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-10
New Haven League of
 Women Voters in Session

Waterbury. June 10 tP}-tlrs. F. H. Sturtevant of New Haven was elected chairman of the New Haven county League Of Women Voters. succeeding Mrs. Ward Church Of New Haven at the annual meeting of the county league this morning at the summer home Of Mrs. r. s. Chase in Middlebury. Prof. Albert Levitt Of Bedding and Samuel Fer gUson, president of the Hartford Electric Light Co, will debate this afternoon on the topic; Living Costs-What Price Electric Light and Power?"
 Other officers elected were: Vice chairmen. Mrs. W. H. Ferguson of Middlebury for organization; Mrs. Hollis D. Immich of Meriden, mem bership Mrs, Henry U Townsend Of New Haven, finance; Mrs. Wil- lam Vance Of New Haven, pro- gram; recording secretary, Mrs. Angus Fraser Of New Haven; cor responding secretary, Mrs. D. R. Bristol Of Merlden; and treasurer, Mrs. Harvey B. Riggs of Waterbury.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-10
Polish WOmen's Club
 Sees Film 0n Poland

-a- Polish Wo1.fu'= club held 2 r-ao-.n= last night at tte CiaszvEs1j r..-L.o2 On Main street Through h. .o.r- sy of Jllze Stanley J. Ira m~sa tre members enjoyed two films oa Poland
 E.7or-s or she secretary showed hat about .5 rarlE families Tn this
 -- ware supplied aIh groceries a.ssd 2. S50 A r4moer ot useful .s.lelas were donated by friends and .=mhe1s of the club and rhe organ a+.oo ls appealing for C.o'hlng, "- ariue apparel and ma-'rrs= Ar .~les may he sen 10 Mrs K-nln- .,. e {, Bucu street
 The food safe. which was held by '-a club recently. @se reported 10 have been successful and re,red a nroft Of 533.2n The next social ..rrtion will he 3 lawn party Q bo r11 oa the FarulnEron avenue oasement grounds
New Britain herald., 1930-06-10
Two Deserters Caught
 In Stolen Automobile

Darion. Juno l0 TF-CIalmIng fhat they were headed for an army post in the west where they would he as signed 10 easier worE. Clarence F. Champaign. -, Of to Morris street. Springfield. Mass. and Frank Barsa- lou. 1S. Of 15 Leslie street. Wllh- mansett, Mass. were arrested in q stolen car on the Boston post road today.
 The pair readily admitted that they were absent without leave from Fort Ethan Allen V. They laf' the post seven days ago and stole the
New Britain herald., 1930-06-10
Torringt0n Men Freed
 In Contempt Charges

Torrl1srOr. June Il ND.-.l #a- cislon handed to7- today. Judge Warren F Burrows ot -E= t--sra. district court ir me ro0,arr' rs0- ceeaings aga.1s- Herman W. Ho-a and James E. NsiLa.-e o5 To--,r- -- ton holds that aflo Nazer Eusa and Naus-'- E.o'a--5 --a.-.-- order tn s..5a- H-7r.-.- .. P -'o. here closed nr .acsr.r.." -r.aa.i irgs, -r= fa.- --s- -ra.. --...--.. -.. inc 0ro7-~-.. n '.s ..----.. o+ receiver r.reeE ,-au os .a---ur- They are rer..-a. -~.. .C .-
 costs of za-.gr- --s papers AT injunction IS .ss.~5 -.-.--.- Ur Hute. 1ro dams -7--ra-.r C. --.a Of the rrorer-- .- r.. --o.s -~s the terms cf --a .c-.... .o-a. -~.a from tr-er.ar-z r--- -- --5ra--s The czs= zEs--- <.---.=z Es---... purchazer Q: --a rro-s-'@. .z a.s- r1issel.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-10
Gamblers Say Toronto
 Police Actually Honest

Toro0ro. June I9 lP-After as-
 sorting that this Is the nrst city on tas American continent that 5ee have not been able to fix syndicate Of gamblers was on it's way cu' ot town today leaving quantity ot paraphernaIa be- h-0d 1r 'l= hands Of police.
 The operators. ntn B en- r.oyus. .N.r. ordered 10 leave after police g7i3ci traIr establishment rn -ta eu-omo-ya building at EX- hhluo1 park. just as the place gas ahoH- ID open for business.
 Anywhere ,.se they would rsto v-aNeI ac it when lis do- .n-S v-ra going or in the city. ara c- -.a svu3ieare. who gave N., Eora as s.s address. 1o,d po-
 wra "r- .oru-s" varc taken 10 -.ar +r- .1f7rna-toral eoayer- Ha- o5 -ersM.rs in session nog--
 The s..-rn.a~+ a.zs5 ny p0-iCa -...t=G ro.'--'= wheels. l.ea 'au.as roere-e.-rolr Eayoerz and o-na~ 6eE--+@.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-10
PASSWAY RIGHT IS
 ALLOWED BY COURT
Privilege Of 40 Years Upheld in
 Favor Of EImgreD

Judgment for tha deteClar-s has been handed down n superior court at Hartford by Judge Carl Foster in the action brought by HsEes-o DiMayo aga1rst Alexander En- gren, ct al. es,saashtng the ceze1-- ants right 10 an easeM@-- ro pass and repass on foot and win horses and cattle and with taa.a.s~ oH=r 4 strip Of .and Ig 5aer .1 -ra oa the westerly side ot --a land CT -ha plaintIf. eNter5lre from -t.Ll.s-0~r turnpike 10 rho land r- rr. a.- ferdants. in Berl1 Art79rsy Carlos 4. Richardson represented .lr ptair-l+s and -tt-cr--s .r--- H. r2a5+- ney represented rL7 G.'r-la0--
 The land e. ne -a-.-Ll.-- 0.- n -re Brzrlz-zs fsr-.. -.e~ -,. 10 the da'a (. tE7 1..G Q. rra ra- te-dsr-s March --. '-.=. Fosters decision .7g-'.~ .-.-
 the 5af6naaDrs oa'sl-aE t.-.. -7 .-.r. land as recently IS E---.- .- ana s4~ce -h= .a.r--5 -r--- if --. rlgL- or way 7as .-~t e.-1 -a- n-.- mus rest o- r- .=a c.E--- .-s. open visible. c-.-.---s- --3 ---.=. sary for suc1 Ger1L .t .n 57 N+.. estarEsl a rr--.l .r. ~
 After rev-=w.-= -orr- rt --- =t.- dEr-= l0 --- C8sa Judge Eost.. states that '.- Is a4-.r'at .v s- Q. the witnesses -.a- 5..--- r.- .u.- covered hy -n-r s1gN..1=- o- r-. land c1ara v-~s -=- .trs a.- -a . rate a- --= -rr- --==-.r- rN-r. -..-r of the right rt way upon ... an dividing t-- 1.ag.--v Of n. s.a."'.e EXhlhlrs ! and - s-cH r-s -a.r and ths well marked -~alEs as.r - plarG--Es .aa.. r. -rr'. -- Exhibit slon= -.- S-= av+ ... well marked tracks o.-r --a --t-...- ans land I'll. r-o-r-r.r E.. hlb,rs [. F and ---- .oa .r.r-.-.. of t-a detouza~-=' 4-t.
 .Morzoyar T. ---..-z -..- -.. rlgat e tre G=ta-zz-'s aid .-n predecessors tr -.t-s '7 tn- s.-- n.on. las never .-=n 4sr.-.e -r --. pla.n,l% and ns Qr...-as--r~ !. .... until the r-at-.-e r-.s7,.v a.srs-. . such r.s1-. a-5 'c- r.a--=s ... vas ln0sal.z-a.e -7~.s-.. t.y t-= 5.- ter1an-s.
 That +Ha easement .- -r- o.=- 2, lar was necessary has a5a~ -.---- nized hy tra oH7ars ar The a5 acer properties to- w-rz tr7r j. ,.1-e ' Sr3 that --- ras-r-.-- '-. t-- tendaars a1I rae.- Erarro~s a--~ tra property of n. n5a.r-Esf and rs grantors. aS r.a,~a5 .v --a 4-=art- uous and necessary tQ- more '--- years"
New Britain herald., 1930-06-10
City Items

Tha Luther League ot the First Lutheran church wl1, meet Thursday evening Mise NartorFe Anderson has arsrse Of rha program 4 two act play will hs given Refreshments wlIf he earlal
 rhr=t W. C. Hat Of tha police de partment, accompanied by Chief Ernest Balden of Bristol attended the NeN Eaz.aH3 Police Chiefs meeting in Ar--snoro, Mass today,
 Starting tomorrow you can save 5arc or wall oa7-- ztthe annual sale of tho John Boy.. Co., 3-5 Franklin Sguar@.-atr+
 Miss Anne lr. N=Eon of I5 S-rat- -o~i road has ro'.~red hone from inc Naw P~G-a-- General hospital where sha vas confined for eight weeks as -aa result oe injuries re- rairel when struck hy an automo- llls
 4 settlement Of inc estate of So- nn.o NoI-s "ho t'ed May g.. 1f--. Nas -.s5 today .- The office ot the town ..rrz -"nstsr~lrg tha propar- 'f of Mrs. 1-.aE 70 her widow er, JO- eanh }on". Tho transfer js ar6l- 'rooai upo0 gmanr Of 5t.7"o each 'o Mary f.. Hsdvie Stomq.a and l2r1. E7.... 5a.zh--~~.
 ~asa -.( or wall raror. Annual -tl r- r-n's md uall rarer starts 'ouor~o" John Boyle Co., 3-5 Tr7rNIa s14are.-.lrr.
 Joseph Hsrlont ot 972 LesaIla s'-art Is S--,ossly ... a. Nc0 Britain E0aoraI nospi-a.
 A woman called a- police head -.z~'arS today and .old -7l4 of Ioser'y and want which Captain Kelly ~otor~s5 70 rho punNr welfare ta-. -.~e-' Sha said -ra had -hrea .c..|r.0 and vas unable 10 obtain -r5'o.ns~..
New Britain herald., 1930-06-10
Gas ' atel Heaters Must
 Be Connected Nitn F!ues

4. -- trst "a-a~ aa--e'E na.' .-.5 ~-5 9.a7 ".-n.n mo ress .-.s. "s..e or o7r.rs MI face 0ro- --.-'.-- .-..~ a- ordinance adop'- -E t.z.-. - n rr effective July J.
 ""a- -.a nov "@. was adopted
 ..= mon co.9oiL provision
 a= made That a.. haa'ers i0s'ailad F5-ur ra-aea must hz so pipad arI --a -e.a~a. uo--ne interim vas al- r~.t for -r. ..srre .- old -vs'er.s. ! penalty Q. 7or lc=s 'aaa g" nor -0-a -rs- f-n 5= provided for -or- .ra.7 7..4ara. T.lmaIr= .-s7rr-o- u.zt 4 Peterson pointed og- today.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-10
B. ?, 0, E. ASSOCIATION
 OF STATE 10 BE FORMED
New Britain Lodge Will Ra Repro senteI By Delegates at Meeting
 in Hartford.

Delegates ~enu"ss -.--C G.as lodges from -n aerz t- co-na- J. cut, Will meet z- Hsr-tor5 J.~e -. for the p1r7o== of or-a -5z.o- B s-a'. assoclatioa -a advance the .-t5~as.s oE FlEdom as 3 wrr--
 Appointed 10 -rcresr-- >a" Br-- air lodge ar- tr1 foto*.r- te.-- gates Dr. H=rr Martin. Es-~v .. Brown. Frlr--z E=ar. 0--- M-..-~ Lambert O. Lord Walter N--~.s and LoUs Fo5- A.'a--.'.- zr. Robert C Nan.. WUlo -sr-.-. Hugh Corla. James Rsanz~3 Me'- thew Nass.L and Jswr- S--~l-a~.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-10
Rests l gainst Buzz Saw.
 Loses Pqrt of Fingers

H-#r~ h.. rtf h-91 oa aa au- 'ouaun ae" n -ao .a.psrtrr shop Of Carlson N. Ic.rc.L 5p Dwight r-r0e'. tlls forrnco1. "hllo waiting for som worN 70 lao finished. Char..e $'rrnor-. n. cf tI1 Fair N'7~ e'reo' sustained a painful in lar,. 7-ca7s.tatln- amp.'ation Of the ring and l''la fingers q the fIrer joint
 H. was reported resting comfort ably a- Ns~ Britain Genera. hospital ''--s afternoon. Ha is not employed n me shop
New Britain herald., 1930-06-10
SNI.E.pIR IINDs SIS

4 sweeper employed a inc ?. ( r. rorulr factory 'lrocd orar t&s 70 Ceor-7 Gro.a. .us-. a foreman i1 thr plant, today, after officer T. C DoIan Of the detective bureau va detailed to investigate 9 repor' ma. inc money had been -oz' The swoep- r." was suspected and a7drr q.es- uonlEg h. admitted haunc r.eEed ID the money and hidden II at hone He was not arrested.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-10
Census Returns Issued Iodav

H.=s.ud Park. -3 -t2o5, in .r-z-a 5..., CT sr2 per rem.
 E'2ano-e Cry N. e. iaago. in .r- --. or .-" ror cen.
 IEn--~ -a.or \. C. 7-.--- in .ree,e -. E-- o. ,-.5 per cent
 T7s-5rr#-h. ohio 4-.52r. increase 5-t n" -- r qSr orr'.
 For' Ar'r.r. To&ss. 4et'-. ln- ree-a -5 or .-n rtr cent.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-10
tooth Edged Gowns
 In Vogue at Luncheons

Paris. June h tP-At style con- cantrauon points here the costume moot seen at tho lunch hour is ChaneJs black sav-rooth edged suit with white piq1e sav-tooth edged blouse,
 Dres-makcrs are utilizing the eaw- tooth cdging for faille and slipper satin evening frocks.
 Colored suede handbags and shoes are the sn1aftest accessories for lightweight wool ensembles.
 Patou's latest version of wine red IS q rich mahorany shade bordering on brown and tinged with purple
 Luclcn Lelons promotes dark red for formal afternoon wear in ad- vance autumn models
New Britain herald., 1930-06-10
INFECT 100 .T OITING

An attendance Of tot will he rsommod@teI tomorroH at h. 1rd annual outing Of inc Nav trtratn 1rastor BuGdera' association -i PocosopaGg Lodge. East Hamp- 'rr.
 Arthur x Rutherford chief building inspector. vIil be toast master and will call for remarks nom I2yor 'luiGleN former Mayor i'aonersa. Alderman David l.. Na g cAd several o-urr ~u--t- 1, NoEIfr. chairman 7f the building comnis- sion, is president of the association.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-10
MARRIAGE INVENTIONS

Applications for marriage licenses have l-ca filed Iy tEa following Frank Zaror Of --- North s.raet aaI Mary HogonG CT t22 High street. Francis Y. Hogan of Nna Haven and Grace N. GIaer' of '5 Llurol~ street: Isat atore BrirE of WaI..nctor1 and Esther Ii. EopIo7l'z os !, In3gh' street.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-10
PsNCE0LnGIsTS DELt DED

N11dleto~n. June 10 tP-Electrlcal teusr roa -a the human body as measure Of emotion has little verifi- eaton. says a report by Dr. Carney Landls of Wesleyan university 10 the American Aszoo.aton for the Ad- yanccment Of Science. Many psy- cholog.sts have been deludcd into believing too much. he says.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-10
NCAN COGHILL

The 7-s' annual session of the c. nd Temple. Temple ot Honor and Temperance, will meet n thls city 'omo~row orenir- Duncan Cochil Of Hen Britain ls grand remplar and VIII preside.
 The session 7Il re hold ir the I N. o- F. hall a11 Will open at 7.5u ?. m.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-10
APPOINTED ~J3TF DIRECTOR

Brl-aio rss er.- z:-o.--a5 9 -.re. tor for rr~rz s-a C -rs .ran---.- cut As=oe.z-5o- o+ E.=.-a-- -r. 7~o- tess.o-zl Hr~-- .-..- Mss H-r.- lv reported -0- --a >.v Er B. (, ?. VI a..r s- s-'= .o-.a-t. or IT Br-GE- s- ~--.-E-.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-10
ANNUAL OUTING TOMORROW

Students ot tho state -rado school VIII have rho.r annual outing at Sar.n Rock tomorrow. They will leave on special troIIers at 7-2p 2. nr. Naals. tr-UsgC ton and amusanents H3.I he a- inc expense of the a'hleto association.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-10

machine in Shelby Vt. When searched at the police station .3s revolver and two boxes of cartridges was taken from Champaign.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-10

In Tibet, Central Asia. and among certain Arab tribes, q man heard to whist, i~ required 70 undergo long roric1 CT fasting and religious puri- rcaton for having had dealings with the devil.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-10

Carl Gustav Ekman. leader Of th. peoples party. accepted King Gus. tave's invitation 10 form cabinet a succession to the Lindman govern
 ment.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-10

On many barren islands and lc--t# sar.file nation" establish Ind n.l..@.n storr7 Of provisions. ,'othmr and bedding, and fuel for to ra1Cf cf ahIpnrccied sailors.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-10

In Holland there is a river called "" In China is city called "U' and ID Sweden a town called M"
New Britain herald., 1930-06-10
DEPENDING CHAMP
 WINS HER MATCH
Marian Bennett and Bertha
 Chamberlain YiCt0rS

W..-.arv rnan. J.no -1 tP-- Mrs a-..- Ea.tr--. of ras Wool- -ss. ... ~-=m-o~5. lstand-ng stat 0-..r.= -7.+ -1a@r-o- and mada-'st !. 1T. t> r..a ..s-.-E-n= round yrs --r-s. -c.sr r-0 her @--r match la '.- '.-- annual -'ate tourney at the rr-....- .---g .o--'rv club av scoring ...5-.... q .rE F. victory oyer Mir. C. IDaa-.1. "- Spr.nsua.4
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