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Evening star., 1936-07-27
WANTED TO BUY-HOUsES.


I WILL PAY CASH FOR YOUR HOUSE
or, take over the trust and pay you the
balance in cash. Quick settlement No
agent. Call MR.. PARKER. Randolph 4453.
WANTED AT ONCE-HOUSE OF 3 OR q
bed rooms. Address Box 46-A. Star Of
fee.
CASH FOR YOUR PROPERTY IN PET
worth. Marietta Park or ne. near Capitol
ana Library FRANK MCNAMARA. 53O6
Kansas ave. NV. GEORGIA 5S22.
WE WANT SMALL HOMES.
We have calls for small homes selling
UP to $500 Let US list your property.
MOSS REALTY COMPANY.
-0" Evenines s shep. a94s. -O'
I PERSONALLY PAY CASH FOR WASH
ington property, white or colored. lmme-
diate settlement. No commission. G. G.
DUTY. 1924 Vermont ave. National 44S2.
IMMEDIATE CASH FOR OLD HOUSES.
any condition. D. C. or nearby. SMITH.
District 0663. Evenings wisconsin 5207.
TC ROOMS PREFER OLD HOUSE.
Would like possession within As days. Good
caSn payment. E. A. GARVEY. Dist 45GS.
1l26 vt. ave.
Evening star., 1936-07-27

4-room and bath brick house; h.-w h.;
garage JEROME S. MURRAY CO.. Ma
Evening star., 1936-07-27
DOWNTOWN.

Q rms. kit. dinette, solarium fcan be
used as extra bed room) exceptionally
large rooms. featuring latest decorations
and. equipment. including custom-built
kitchen cabinets. elec: refrigerator. built-in
tub with shower. Venetian blinds, ETC.;
close to shopping center and Govt. depts.
1910 N. Hampshire ave. NV.
S57 an TWO ROOMS, KIT, BATH.
2129 Florida ave- nw.-Front
apartment, beautiful outlook;
24-hour elevator and SWITCH
board service.
Resident Manager. Phone North 1888.
Evening star., 1936-07-27

TAKoMA PARK-LoVELY HOME; REA-
Sonable; Seml-brick. oetacheoi on pus
line Shepherd 1920.
Evening star., 1936-07-27

Ss,s0O-New Cape Cod. nearly COM
pleted. rooms and Ia baths; has bed
room on / st floor. large living room with
open fireplace; screened porch. fully in
sulated. caulked and weather-stripped; !;
81 900 cash and S65 per month; located
very close to schools
Evening star., 1936-07-27

NEAR ST AND CLAIMING SITS. NV
ti-room and bath brick home, must be
sold; price S5 800: easy terms. Call Mr..
Roazp Georgia 6719
Evening star., 1936-07-27

THE ROYALTON 91S M ST. N,W.-ESPE.-
cially attractive apartments of four and
five rooms and bath: a clean. wel-kept
building; within walking distance Of doTn-
agent, 300 Woodward Building. or repre-
rot
Evening star., 1936-07-27
CHOICE NV. APTS.
MODERN APTS.

1 R., K, $40; 2 R, K, S55.
Modern fireproof bldg. 24-hr: elevator.
switchboard service Refrigeration house
current. TOURAINE. 1880 r NV. Pot. 1900.
Evening star., 1936-07-27

Call Mr.. Glenn.
WAPLE & JAMES. INC.
1924 14th St NV District 3347
Evening star., 1936-07-27

LAWRENCE ST NE NEAR CATHOLIC
University: modern 2-story detached Z
room dwelling; excellent condition: very
attractive. Price reduced for quick sale
TO 81 600
Evening star., 1936-07-27

S7.450-New brick bungalow. S very
attic LARGE enourb for rooms and bstb .
built-in garage. large lot; 1 5 homes sold
before completion. just two left; building
association financing
Evening star., 1936-07-27
SALE-SUBURBAN.

5-RooM BUNGALOW, IS Nj. Sc or
nished. ga acres. orchard. grapes. lawns:
garage chicken house; high. cool; SIS $50;
easy terms. Apply S17 18th st. NV. Room
BOZ. 2S'
FOR SALE BY OWNER. ON ROCKVILLE
pike; 7-room bungalow large grounds,
lots of shade and evergreens: city con-
ventences; fine, cool water; price, Sc 900.
viii sell on reasonable terms. This is a
very attractive home, in f1rst-class condi-
tion. C. H. VIETT. Jr., Rockville. Md.
Evening star., 1936-07-27

1924 14th St NV. District 3346.
BIG SEMI-DETACHED BRICK:
good rooms, large kitchen and break
fast nook that you can really turn around
in; the yard is very large and level; you
can have a rock garden. flowers. play
croquet and then have some left; brick
garage in rear: recreation room for rainy
daYS and NIGHTS
Evening star., 1936-07-27

COLORED-3O EYE NE
or unfurnished apt. and r
call between 3 and 8 pm.
Evening star., 1936-07-27

WHEN YOU BUY NEW HOUSE. CON-
slider style. good for years to come good
materials good appearance. comfort and
can romp and enjoy nature Convenient TO
schools, stores and transportation. for $500
cash and S42.50 monthly. You can buy
fireplace h.-v.h. big side porch. built-in
garage home. Has laundry trays clothes
chutes. closet for clothes. linen and bath
room supplies. Come see 1t. Greenwood
Evening star., 1936-07-27

TAKOMA PARK, MD. 3l7 HOLLY AVE
New detached brick bungalow. B rooms,
modern; unusual kitchen. large attic. 2-car
bullt-ln garage, INV h. wooded lot, 50X
1872: y block school: ST, 800: 81 900 cash,
terms like rent Owner and builder 3Os
Evening star., 1936-07-27

RENT-STORES.
STORE AND 3 ROOMS. SUITABLE FOR
any business: rent reasonable to responsible
tenant. q. ROSENBLOOM, 71O sth st. s.e,
1921 p ST N.W.-S1o5
AUTOMOBILE SALES ROOM, SHOP IN
REAR, 34x10O FIT: DELIVERY AUG. 10.
Evening star., 1936-07-27

Sunny outside rooms. large kitchen ana
closets, southern and eastern exposures.
elevator and switchboard service. See Miss
MCNEIL L. resident manager. Phone CO.
lunhia O336.
Evening star., 1936-07-27

I121 SOUTH CAROLINA AVE. s. E-SEE
this today as it is a bargain. S6.750; z
large rooms and bath. h.-w. h.. elec. refr..
garage; can be arranged for two families;
Terms Call Decatur 3014
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-10-22
DEATH TAKES
Ebert Smith
Brother Of DR.. 0. P. Smith
Will Be Given Burial
on Sunday

Fiber, II. Smith. SO, son of Mr.,
and Mrs. Il. s. Smith, and brother
of Dr.. 0. p. Smith. Of Henderson
vile. died yesterday morning at
GrcrnvilIc, Miss, as a result OF Il
sudden heart attack.
lie had been in a hospital there
about three weeks ago and II Is
believed that MS death was due 10
Il blood clot.
The remains will be- brought to
Ashcvillc and a brief service viii
be- held at the Noland-Brown run,
craI home on Sunday. Burial VIII
follow in Riverside cemetery
Ashcvillc. Services will b" IN
CHARGE of the Rev. Il. +. Camp
hell nastor of the First PrcSoy.,
tcrian church, of Ashevlllc' OF
which the deceased was MEM
Der. H.,
dorsonvillc and lived here untl'
he was - years old. He also Tor
morIv resided at Ashcvillc,, lie
served in the L. $. Army during
the World War.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-10-22
GREETED BY VAST
THRONG AT BOSTON

BOSTON, Oct. %. (CPD -
Greeted by what police described
as the largest Boston crowd since
the Armistice celebration, Presi-
dent Roosevelt late Wednesday
dashed at 'rabble rouSerS' and as
serted that "the day after cleo
ton. the American air will be
cleaner and American Democracy
will be safer"
The speech, delivered on his
toric Boston Common, was one OF
the high spots of Mr.. Roosevelt
first campaign thrust into New
England, which Landon support
crs have regarded as certain ter
ritOry. ,-
Police estimated that between
100000 and $4,000 persons
iammcd the common.
Pointing most of his speech di-
rcctlv at New EnglandcrS, the
president contendcd that New
Deal measures have brought back
a balanced recovery throughout
the country and that this has re-
opcncd markets for New Eng
land.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-10-22
TABER NACLE
CONGREGATION
BUYS new LOT.
Group Starts Buildin 6
Fund For Erection OF
House of Worship

The Gospel Tabernacle held its
regular quarterly meeting last
Sunday. This congregation, now
worshipping in the old rock build
ing on Main street, has purchased
nice building lot on corner of
Allen and Washington streets,
which is now paid for and has also
started n building fund. The con-
gregation is also very much en-
couragcd by the receipt of me-
mortal gift from a person outside
the state for this projected build
ing.
The church is growing under
the efficient leadership of Rev,
Bert Atchison, pastor. New mem
bcrs are being received and the
congregation hopes to begin the
erection of a permanent home be-
fore long.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-10-22
new BIG STEEL
ORDER GIVEN
Rumor Birmingham May
Have Second Tin Plate
Plant

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Oct. %.
(UP)-A 81 100000 order for
steel rails, bringing an order back
log in the Birmingham area to
more than $5,000,000, was placed
with u. S. Steel subsidiary here
yesterday by the Southern Pacific
railroad.
S. J. Brown, general agent for
the Southern Pacific, announced
he had placed the order for 20
1913 tons of steel rails, involving
an outlay of approximately ST.
100000.
The order went to the TenncS-
see Coal, Iron and Railway COM
pany, u. S. Steel subsidiary which
last week announced a S29.000,-
900 expansion program to handle
the greatest rush Of orders OF
post-depression years.
Brown said the order called for
delivery early next year. Fabrica-
ton of the million and a quarter
dollars worth Of rails will repre-
sent about one months work in
the steel mills here.
Within the last two weeks,
nearly two and half million dol
lars worth Of orders have been
placed by ma ior carriers for steel
rails here. On the eve Of an
nouncement of the expansion pro-
gram last week, the Southern rail
road and the Nashville, Chatta-
nooga and st. Louis railways
placed rail orders aggregating
we'll over $1.000,00C.
With a 100000 backlog Of
orders on hand. the great Birm-
ingham industrial area faced a
prosperous fall season.
The S29,000,000 expansion
program, which will provide great
tin can mills here, already was
under way. At Pittsburgh, Pa.
yesterday, the Koppers company,
received contracts for construc-
ton of JAG coke ovens at Fair.
field, Ala.-representing the first
step in the new program.
In announcing the expansion
here, Myron Taylor. chairman OF
the board of L. S. Steel, said MS
company felt the "rhythm OF re-
covery has been re-establisheo.
Reports here. developed the ru :
nor that another steel compaH;ih,
NAV build a second tin plate mn
m"ar here in the near future
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-10-22
RAGING
FOR STRATEGIC
RAILWAY town
Madrid Boils With Enthus-
iasm, Prepares to
Resist Siege
RUSSIA, GERMANY
DENY AID IS GIVEN

MADRID, Oct. 22.-(UP).-A
loyalist offensive was started to-
dag against trained rebel soldiers
just west Of the strategic railway
town of Aranjuez. The rebels
counter-attacked, sending bomb
ing planes over the governments
lines of troops.
Madrid was a boiling mass of
enthusiasm today while the civil
war was being fought almost on
it's threshold.
Oblivious that the keystone OF
the city's defense. Navalcarnerno,
had fallen, thousands paraded the
streets to urge every able-bodlcd
man to go to the front.
The capital prepared for siege.
Women touched off the spark that
made the city realize for the first
time that it really was in danger.
Automobile and street car traf-
fic was halted for hours and every
manner of frivolity was banned.
The government rushed prepa-
rations to defend the city. IL
sought to organize every possible
branch of defense, including both
military and civilian forces.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-10-22

which shows nNc generations.
In the picture, reading from
left to right, are: (front row,
sitting) Mrs. Wiley NJ. Taylor,
Mrs. Xix, and little Ruby Lee.
Standing are Mrs. Nola Davis
and daughter, Mrs. Ruth Ruth,
all of Mills River. Mrs. II ix,
who was born in Tennessee,
spent part of her early life in
Georgia, where she was mar
ricd at the age Of Is years.
She has been living in Mills
River for the past 25 years.
She has never been i'll in her
life. Mrs. Xix has never
voted, but she finally yielded
to pressure" and registered
for the first time last Satur-
day. She intends to cast her
first vote for LandOn. She at
tributes her long life to her
motto, "Never worry" Mrs.
HiX's husband died II years
ago. Another daughter, Mrs.
Ella Williams. resides in Spar
tanburg, s. c. She has ten
living grandchildren and l3
Grcat.grandchildren living, in
With whom She is nictnred hcre.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-10-22
MRS. SIMPSON
WILL NOT Wed
EDWARD, SAID
Too Proud To Accept Any
Position Other Than
Full Queen

LONDON. Oct. % (UP).-Mrs.
Wallis Simpson, who is expecting
a divorce within the next few days
is firmly opposed to the idea Of
marrying King Edward, close
friends said. 1t was said she is too
proud to accept any position as
the kings wife other than full
queen, which might be impossible.
Copyright by United Press)
LONDON, Oct. %. (UP).-All
England will learn tomorrow that
King Edwards American friend,
Mrs. Ernest (Wally) Simpson, has
sued her home-loving husband for
divorce.
Two daring British news maya
zines, Cavalcade and the Weekly
News Review, will discuss, respec-
lively, the divorce and the posi-
bility of the king marrying a COM
moncr Both articles, however,
have been written with restraint.
Until now, the entire British
press voluntarily had refrained
from mentioning the divorce suit,
although it was the subject of avid
gossip in exclusive Mayfair cir
Giles. :,
Cavalcadc will say that a single
American news agency sent more
than 5000 words about the kinf
and Mrs. Simpson on one night
last week and that other Ameri
can news organizations sent equa
amounts while not one word wa
printed by British newspapers thu
next morning"
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-10-22
FINAL RITES
Are Held FOR
6. n. MOLAND
Was Widely Active in Bus.
mess, Civic And Re-
ligious Life

Final rites for George n. Mo-
land, II, retired Philadelphia,
Pa, business man, who had made
his home here since January,
1924, and who died at his home
on FIFTH Avenue West on Mon
day afternoon, were held ycster-
day afternoon at 3 o'clock from
the late residence.
The services were in charge of
the Rev. L. I. WildS, pastor of
Presbyterian church, who was as
sisted by DR.. J. r. Sewer, both
men being close personal friends
and associates of the deceased.
/ A host of friends and wealth of
floral tributes paid tribute to the
high esteem in which Mr.. Moland
was held by all who knew him in
his adopted home. A number Of
employees of the MOland-Drys-
dale corporation organized by
Mr.. holland and Bruce DrySdalc,
attended, and prior to the service
a delegation of colored people, by
whom Mr.. holland was esteemed
for his kindncSscS to them, called
at the home to pay their last re-
SpcctS.
Mr.. Moland was born in Phila-
delphia of Quaker ancestry, the
first member Of his family in this
country having come from Eng
land with William Penn when
Pennsylvania was founded. His
father was William Moland, who
established one of the pioneer
packing and provision houses of
Philadelphia. Mr.. holland was
connected with this first, and with
his brother, organized the Phila-
dclphia Warehousing and Cold
Storage Co. He retired from ac-
tive business in 1923 and came
here to make his home in 1924.
Both in Philadelphia and Hen
Jacksonville, Mr.. Moland was held
in high regard by his business as
SociateS and people who were as
ISOLATED with him in any way. He
was member of numerous char
table and civic organizations in
his native city, and, after coming
to HenderSonville, he continued
his interest in any form of activi-
ty designed for civic bettcrment.
He was modest and retiring by
nature, but friends knew him as a
charitable and philosophical cit
izen.
He was always interested in
young people, and for a number
of years taught a large Sunday
school class composed Of young
men in the Wakefield PreSbyter-
ian church, in Germantown.
Serving as active pallbearers
Continued on page five)
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-10-22
SPANS CIVIL
WARCR0WSAS
PEACE MENACE
Expect Soviet to Denounce
Non Intervention Ac-
cord Friday
3 COUNTRIES WOULD
RECOGNIZE REBELS

LONDON. Oct. %. (UP)-The
Spanish civil war today became
the center Of increased world
diplomatic anxiety.
As the NationalistS drove for
ward incXorably toward Madrid
new complications arose, making
Spain source of grave potential
danger to the peace Of Europe.
Fascists were as minutes from
Madrid by motor car.
Civilians turned out in Madrid
suburbs, without uniforms or
arms, to drill for the fight that
leaders said would extend into
the city'S streets if Nationalist
reach the city.
At London, the urgent insiS-
lance of Russia resulted in the
calling Of the non-intcrvcntion
committee for a meeting on Fri
day.
Russia was expected to de-
nouncc the non intervention
agreement on the occasion of this
meeting, it being believed that
the Soviet will take her stand on
In grounds that Portugal, Ger
many and Italy have all violated
the agreement by aiding the re-
bells.
Russia is then expected to at
tempt to get arms and munitions
to the Loyalists, with the result
that Italy, Germany and Portu-
gal would formally give recogni-
ton to the insurgent government.
France is preparing to aid mass
evacuation of nationalist refug-
ecs, who are now sheltered in the
embassies Of the Latin-American
nations.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-10-22
"Oueer" Youth Is
Given 1879 Years
Term For Murder

CHICAGO, Oct. %. (UP)-A
criminal court jury last night fix
ed at 100 years imprisonment the
punishment of Roland Munroc,
l5-year-old "QUeer" youth who
beat to death Mrs. Agnes Rof-
feis, 65. for approximately SO
worth of jcwelry.
The Jury, which was not ask
ed by the state to return a death
penalty, received the case at SOB
D. M, EST, and brought back its
verdict a little less than three
hours later.
Munroe who appeared impas-
slve during the brief trial, show
ed no emotion when the verdict
was read. AS court bailiffs polled
the jury on it's verdict. Munroe
grinned at each juror but made
no comment. He sat in his chan
during the whole proceeding
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-10-22
THOS. MILLS SHOWS
CABBAGE SNAKE HERE

A cabbage snake was brought
70 The Timcs-NcwS Office yeS'''
cs on Cherry street. % ;,obos
The snake was about II incnrS
long and of thickness about 'n nv.
size of a small pin. 1t appeared 10
be transparent. .no.o CO
MIR. Mills said that these So
called cabbage snakes were pre-
vaicnt mt one time, but ne added
that they were not dangerous ana ana
Were removed from cabbage with
ordinary washing.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-10-22
GERMANS SAY SOVIET
CHARGES UNTENABLE

BERLIN, Oct. %. (UP).-Ger-
many yesterday denied she had
aided Spanish rebels, as charged
by Russia, and made counter
charge that the Soviet govern
ment has aided the Madrid regime;
A note to this effect was handed
Lord Plymouth, chairman OF the
international Committee for Non
Intervention in Spain, in London
bv Prince Otto Won Bismarck,
German charge d'affaires, the for
eign office here announced.
The German note said the Rus.
sian charges were untenablc and
were rejected with the greatest
emphasis.
While spokesman Indicated
that nothing could be publishch
beyond the official announcement,
it was assumed that Germany
charges attempt to document ana
expand semi-official press reports
which included charges that Rus,
sian ships carrying "food and
medicine" to Spain actually dis
charged not only planes, guns and
ammunition but Russian officers
who now allegedly openly wear
Russian uniforms in the streets
of loyalist cities.
These press reports also charge,
that hundreds of "DynamitcroS'
fighting for the government re-
ceived Communist training IN
Russia after the Austrian revolt
of 1884.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-10-22
ROOSEVELT IS
CONFIDENT AS
TO BAY STATE
Gets Unprecedented Ova-
tons as Landon Charges
RECOMMENDATION Ahead
LATTER TO STAND ON
"AMERICAN PLAN"
By UNITED PR ESS

President Roosevelt today made
Il personal bid for the vote in Con-
nccticUt, swinging south across
the state from Massachusetts af-
, ter series of t"multuOuS recep-
tionS in the states industrial CEN
terS and at the state capital which
were climaXed with a speech Wig
orously defending his tax policies.
He believed that Massachusetts
was lin the bag" following the
great crowds and cheering with
which ne was received there. The
Roosevelt reception in that state
outStripped anything which he
mas experienced in the election
campaign to date.
He ended the day Wednesday
at Worcester with radio address.
in which he declared himself fa-
voring democracy in taxation" y
declaring that his principles en-
braCed the maxim taxes shall be
levied according to ability to
pay"
lie said the budget would be
balanced and the national debt
reduced and that no new or in
creased lcvieS were contemplated
in order to effect this.
Meanwhile. Governor Alfred
LandOn was moving east after
charging last night that New Deal
leaders are awaiting the favorable
time 10 regiment the "homes, lives
and jobs of everyone of us"
L.andon said that he was taking
his stand ION the American Sys-
tenn of government, against all
Corners"
His physician today ordered
Governor Landon to remain in
bed with sore throat and to re-
frain from making rear platform
speeches. He is scheduled to de-
liver u major address in Oklahoma
CITY tomorrow.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-10-22
SOVIET SAYS CHARGE
OF HELP NONSENSE"

LONDON, Oct. %. (UP).--Un-
censored reports from Madrid yes
terday said that the leftst govern
ment received an unexpected ship.
ment of army tanks, artillery and
other war materials from abroad.
(The Soviet government in Mos
COW officially denied foreign re-
ports that the warship Ziriamn'n
unloaded war equipment at Bar
cclona, and characterized the re-
port as "nonsense.)
The supply of foreign war ma,
torials was said to be so large that
it will enable the leftist govern
ment to stage a big surprise when
rebel forces begin their drive on
Madrid.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-10-22
MAN in HOSPITAL
AFTER ALTERATION

Hicks Dalton was in the Noun
tain Sanitarium today suffering
with severe cuts as a result Of an
alteration last night at Browns
Cabins on the Asheville highway
near BricktOn.
herman Brown, son and en-
ployee of the proprietor, was ar
rested last night and was to
be allowed bond in the sum of
$500 this afternoon.
The sheriff's department said
no details were known of the
fight, and that neither of the two
men were drinking.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-10-22
Holiness Baptist
Group AT Upward
Obtains Church

The Rev. j. w. Kelley, pastor,
has announced that the Holiness
Baptist church has bought the old
Methodist church building at Up
ward and is planning to remodel
the structure for its own use as
q house of worship.
Preaching services will be held,
Rev. Mr.. Kelley announces, on
the first and third Sunday in each
month. Sunday school will be
held each Sunday morning at 10
o'clock and Young Peoples ser
vices will be held each Sunday
night at 7 o'clock.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-10-22
an Missing For
Years Turns Up
TO Claim Bonus

[SANvlLLE. Calf. Oct. %,
-'a,,. Owen Clifford, As,
20 murder" eight years
ar was tried and acQuit-
a-a r.' at the past here to-
Claim his veterans bonus,
had already been collected
/ .a q Pittsburgh, Tenn.
q: "a, worked mere for the
sears. driving a truck,
-0' received word Of his
a.. 'wo children since he dis
r.: n August. 1928.
-..rg scared me, and ]
| -at from sight" ne de-
aiding. I DO no. have any
l AIDE.
| r ..rt .r the Tennessee
| april 1881. was identified
q. work and q scar upon II
+ q. G. Fard.
K "01aaI. &C Stevenson,
"a, 'r... on a charge of
IN P..'.aGrh, Tenn, Gift
| E.a said Ina, she was hap
40" Thar an is alive, and
| "0..r .n great jf ne re-
| a. ri home. declared
| ma. .aar- tha, Clifford
a. tuned Odd.
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