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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-19
SOVIET BEHAVIOR IN LITHUANIA


According, to an eyewitness, Red
Army men, upon occupying a vii
lage or a farm in Lithuania, sur
round the locality and with fixed
bayonets drive all men, women, and
children out Of the buildings.
Houses are thoroughly searched.
AS a result, all articles that the
searchers can carry with them dis
appear. Every person, man, woman
or child, is subjected to thorough
search from head to foot.
While such an occupation is in
progress, groups of Red Army SOL
diers are usually accompanied by
an NK.V.D. man in civilian clothes.
He is provided with a detailed list
of the Lithuanians in given local
ity who are to be liquidated on. the
spot Priests and church attend
ants are among the first to be Wis
tied by the NK.V.D. men, who al
so are the ones who carry out the
executions ..a
In the parish of .Klykoliai the
sacristan was shot as a substitute
for the priest who was absent.
Another category on the N.K.F.
D, wanted list" includes the police
men and the insurgents of June,
1941, who revolted against the So
viets. When found, such persons
are shot on the spot.
Still others are executed in re-
tribution for acts they did not COM
nit. After a shot was heard in a
village in the Siauliai district, all
the inhabitants, including women
and children, were wiped out.
In the community of Joniskis,
farmer named Duncis and his wife
were hanged by the Red Army men.
They had been denounced rs "anti-
Bolshevik", by,two local communists
in revenge because they had lost
a court case against the farmer.
Russian evacuees, brought to
Lithuania by the Germans, and
Russian refugees are exceptionally
active in helping to exterminate the
innocent Lithuanians. Some of these
Russians engage in barbaric deeds
out of fear of the newly arrived
Soviets: to- avoid punishment for
inactivity. roor for insufficient actie
witty, in theISoviet cause. or to atone
for their previous anti-Soviet acts
on for theirgcriticism of communism.
These; Russian evacuees and refu-
gees were the first to form the
local committees which Soviet pro-
paganda later represented as Lith-
uanian committees eager to greet
their "liberators". The fact is that
Lithuanians generally refrain from
any activitvtof such nature. Rus
sian evacuees and refugees in Lith-
uania number about two-hundred
thousand. :.-.. ..-
Whenever the Soviet were forced
to retreat from an occupied Lith-
uanian locality in. the summer and
early autumn of 1914, they forced
the Lithuanian civilian population
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-19
RENKA STA TUKSTANTI

- Alekas Banys pradejo vary.
ii jau 9-ta tukstanti parasQ
ant peticiju. Vaziavimas su
parasais pas Prezidenta Roo,
sevelta sutaikomas su Ameri.
kos Lietuviu Suvaziavimu rem
giamu Washingtone Kovo q
ir "a. Kareiviu motinos, reng-
kites kelionei.
Vienu pastaru dideliu Ale
ko Banjo parasu laimejimu bu,
vo jo unijos (pieno darbinin.
ku) susirinkime: jis is unijos
nariu gavo apie 800 parasu.
Visur yra galimybes parasus
gauti, tik reikia dirbti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-19
PADEKA

Suomi reiskiame padeka vi
stems kurie patarnavo laidotu-
vese musu vyro ir tevo, Ado
mo Dudonio, mirusio Sausio J.,
Aciu Kun. Bartis uz patarnavi-
ma baznycioje, Dellai Jakubs
uz palaidojima; grabnesiams
uz iu pasitarnavima, taipgi vi
stems uz geles ir uz misias.
Aciu B. Karlonienei, kuri
taip daug patarnavo sermenu
laiku, mano Pranui Vidugiriui
Jonui Azuseniui, ir visiems gi.
minems ir draugams kurie Ian
kesi sermenyse ir palydejo
kapines.
Viktorija Dudoniene,
Sunus Pranas, dukte Adele
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-19
SIISIRINKIMAS

Lietuviu Sales Bendroves Sc
rininku metinis susirinkimas
bus laikomas pirmadieni, Sau-
sio %, nuo $3.50 val. vakare,
Lietuviu saleje, $685. Superior
ave. Visi serininkai privalo
Shame susirinkime dalyvauti,
isklausyti pereitu metu rapor-
tus, taipgi susipazinti su sales
biznio eiga ir turtu. Shame su-
sirinkime bus rinkimas naujos
valdybos Stems metams.
Kurie serininkai negavot pa
kvietimo j susirinkima is val
dybos, malonekit priduoti val
dybai savo gera antrasa.
S. K. Mazanskas, pirm.
c. G.. Zuris, sekr.
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LIETUVIU SALEJE

Ateikit j Lietuviu sale pasi-
losti ir s:1agiai praleisti vaka-
ra su savo draugais. sios su-
eigos atsibuna kiekviena vaka-
ra, nuo 8 val. lygiai. Parem-
kit savo kluba ir Lietuviu sa-
le. vietoje eiti kitur. Cia tapo
padidintos dovanos. todel jurns
bus naudinga atsilankyti daz
niau Iietuviu sale.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-19

POLAND'S new premier Arci-
szewski, in an interview, intir1ated
what is really going on in regions
occupied by Russia. The Bolshe-
viks are acting on policy of "faits
accomplis" which is based upon
"deportations, arrests, concentra-
ton camps, suppression of freedom
of the press and of speech and of
public meetings, the creation of
fictitious parties, and "quisling
governments with whom the Soviet
Government makes" agreements.
THE DECEMBER issue of the
Lithuanian Bulletin published by
the Lithuanian National Council of
New York contains the article
'Lithuania and Russia, by Thomas
S. Chase, which reviews the his
torical relations between these two
countries since 1900. The article
is accompanied by map.
SEVERAL Lithuanian American
organizations, headed by the League
for the Liberation of Lithuania, is
calling second session of the Lith-
uanian American Congress, in
Washington, d. c., March 23-24.
EFE .f
A MEMBER of the French Nor
mandie air squadron fighting in
Russia, Commander Ponyade,s con-
firms the news of a slaughter of
10000 Jews by the Nazis before
their retreat. Commander Ponyade
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-19

to retreat with them. Mass de-
portations were instituted imlnedi-
ately on the arrival Of Soviet for
ces. A great number Of Lithuan-
ians has already been deported to
the depths of Siberia. It is be-
lieved that some of these unfor-
tunate deportees recently escaped
from transports which were going
to an unknown destination.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-19
LANKESI CLEVELANDE

Buve Clevelandieciai biznie-
rial Jonas ir Marge Verbelai,
dabar turintieji bizni prie &C.
neva, Ohio, atsilanke Clevelan-
de Sausio IA. Uzejes Dirvos
redakcijon, iteike savo aukas
S25 Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajungai
ir SO Dirvos palaikymui.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-19
PIRMA MIRTIS

Clevelando trafike pirmutine
Stu metu mirtis buvo Sausio 16
kai uzmustas Wilbur A. Beech,
ant West Side.
1914 metu pradzioie Xxi 16
Sausio trafiko nelaimese buvo
uzmuSta 7 asmenys.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-19
THE pERlscoPE 4
By SARUNAS. .-.

THE FATE of Lithuania. and
of the world, is in the hands of the
so.called big Three" - America.
Britain and Russia. In other words,
they are in the hands of young
democracy just emerging from
splendid isolation to try it's hand
in an unfamiliar field of, world af-
fairs, "a. little island of Europe with
an old worldwide empire to- pre-.
serve. and a continental Communist
dictatorship with a revolutionary
idea to defend and propagate.
A meeting of the leaders of the
Big Three Roosevelt, Churchill
and Stain = is anxiously awaited
by the world .'. r. ."....
MEANWHILE, the total black
out of truthful news from Lithua-
ania still continues, though Bolshe-
vik propaganda is coming through.
Lithuania is not the only country
under this, blackout. AS a reviewer
of Newman's new book, Balkan
Background, in the New York
Times says, t"rhe Russians have
swept through Rumania, Bulgaria
and eastern Hungary and clamped a
censorship lid so tightly on all
those regions that the world knows
little and can only suspect much
about what is going on, there.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-19
BERNIUKAS AR MERGAITE

Is 16 m. ar senesnis
Pardavineti "pop" Lietuviu
salej vakarais ant commission.
Geras uzdarbis, gall pasidary-
ii gera savaitine alga.
Kreiptis Lietuviu Sale.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-19

FURNISHED KAMBARIAI
SUPERIOR prie E. Al Street, l ar
kambariai pilnai irengti, galima
raudotis virtuve. Kreipkites
Elk 1924
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TAKSAI nuo neiudamo tur-
to ir symet bus tie patys, pc
S29.8O nuo $1,000.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-19
1945 KALENDORIAI
JAU GATAVI

Ateikit uzsimoketi savo
prenumerata uz 1945 me-
tus ir pasllmti savo ka-
lendoriq. Dirvos ofisas
atdaras Xxi 8 vakarais.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-20
HEADED FOR TROUBLE

The OPA u headed for trouble. Il has
order 20 keep prices down and set a. the
OPA head recently remarked. Wage are
definitely not my job" And wages are on
their way a. Thus. with the biggest ele-
meut ln ne cost Of predhction completely
beyond ts reach. the OPA. in order TO stay
lea business adopts what il calls cost
Absorption policy" Costs IL can't control n
expects 20 tuTRssksE. IA IEs.hs9ilsTa. g8g. "ab-
sorptiCn III weird tactic. believe il or
Hot is its roFberStone Of price control
The gkea ct danger is that the OPA.
W hlle i Is kening itself into hot water. viii
drag the chsaibution industrs along with
o. Retailaf& have enough headaches al
ready lf the are forced 90 carry the in
hatIonar, ban Tor OPA the results cannot
be- anything b. disastrous. The country
rclie. on a. efficiently operated di>trIbu-
'iom .y-tem on the whole. profit margin-
ars harrow. The solSency Of retailer. .n-
Guiding such mass merchandi~ers az ch.-H-
depends upon a high volume of sales. vol
ame that has been gained bS keeping prices
s- Joss as possible.
Ne une has greater interest 900 keeping
nr.g,- down han TetaI.er- fhem~eIte~
Tbes realize that there q, Itile room 100 the
delicate combination ~ prices and volume
..r th, KIND Of tinkering OPA j. INDUCING
Boa at the present time. Il Wages 20 up
.aa-taHually prices must vo ap. II price,
ar, ast allowed to follow WaRes efficient
RETAIL dl.tdbuiou as We now know D.. viii
.. s,rsrked g. cost lar greater 90 the
uu.Ig fhaa normal price adjustment. based
.. ..-f I'd production
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-20

Prom London comes news story say
HE hat "a Dutch radio credit, General
hover NIth saying that there g.. .rea-
.sn 'a believe that Hitler is still alive.
Vs. presume that the statement Will
He clarified 81 verified. but boo the mean
.mg be- report wIll revive speculation a..
'H ne tate 81 Der Fuehrer MANY people
atII as ready o. believe. since his bod, ma,
Hof been identified. that Hitler somehow
escaped and they will nur-e the possibility
ui hl exlstence.
u Hitler l. still alive. there i NO r,a.o-l
'o believe that he can exert ans influence
n Germany 80 long ~ the Allied nations
carry out their policies and maintain ef-
ieeti'e control Of the Reich. II this CON
troll continues long enough. the existence
Of Hitler viii be a matter Of no political
Importance
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THE WEATHER
FORECAST

XIV W,-t and vicinity Partly
cioudy lHls aiteuuun aud sun
dsy tsu ton lHf tffh cams, "a
temps a...,. -. q. H.t. sfe
a iuas uust. u.fh g. guT'H a.
Flsads Parity ..u.4Iy t1le at
noon sa3 Sunday f4ir igh.
l'iI. .nan- Temps at4I'
Jack sanrile through FLORIDA
STRAIT. Nua a' ef0cfly "a uas
4rd partly ...a.t tsafh. fhs
afternoon through SUNDAY 90 fsw
.las.. scattered b0&ers t.U .if
-ra..
EAST G.iI Cent?, 20 mode. .f.
north fu northwest aHrds asd
partly ...4I. ..fr.. f- after.
ruan through Sunday
Jackson r q. A.a.sCh. o.
NJ small rssf' ar Storm sem IS
have h.eu a.H
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TRY TO BE NOBLE

You have heard that old saying. 'No-
body can foretell the future. but that i
not 80: many things that will happen can
be- foretold.
Here = . l.000-to-I bet that has 70 do
with the future g Of the 2s candidates for
city commissioners will be- to drop into p0-
litieal pariance. dead ducks after election
day.
That u q sure-thing bet. and let us
hope that the % who will be defeated will
view their defeat philosophically But will
such be the case? II i doubtful that IL one
could pick p men. all Of whom would not
entertain any resentment over their losing
OF the % who viii be defeated. a few
II them viii be resentful. and Il will require
q good many days for them to become nor
NAL. mentally speaking: others will be
mildly resentful and in a day or two will be
back % their old selves. and probably two
Or three will laugh Off their defeat
II you. one Of the 3. will be able 20
laugh of your losing. il indicates that you
are truly philosophical. You are one Of
the few persons who are able 20 let the
dead past bury il dead
n j. useless 20 advise those who will
brood over their defeat that the only things
fhey will do will be 70 upset their nervous
system. That will be a manifestation Of
their disposition. and you can't change
ones disposition. yet how futile il is for Us
o. worry about a thing that Is past and gone
and therefore can not be renedleds<
Nes. all of ~, including the candidates
themselves. can foreteil The future regard
ing the election: % Of them VIII be de-
featrd.
He was noble in defeat" IfyOa arr
one ~ the % try 90 be noble.
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wuA aawuFs go 90 wusn ama pEans
$3.50 go nma waAnuut awwuHs navw -
ammm ~ $500 wsuna ne - agpaaua risAa.
mwmpa 49, - psumm@s mssm - - 60
- - 60 muausmwsmus 80 go p@nuum. eaAumA
aammum as eaaaa alwsy8 a. - uaaoaa &c shs
uaa wsMass nusNa talaEa&s egmawasun @
$3.50. 8snannee xtse 80 pnnas@ wmsaa
,ammmna So 8ams ~ taaixiaaaa as aFman-
1855 uatsHaas Is aGhess Esmha2 wamma 80
aams. $780, erg uwwa 60 80 aAMsaks
- - ransan.ansts - pwmauEs sever esmr
1900 49, agameaNla
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.O,.,teadot4i,,,

an a thlsy t..he out in the car
now And he reached for ais
crutch.
Probably" answered Jane de-
rnurely. but the car. Mr.. Sneri-
dan, = In the c0urthouse paE&sng
lot
II took him a moment 70 com
p4Uhend. and then ne oegan 20
laugh. oniy to sober. Was Mr&
Sheridan with herr"
Jane SHOOK her head. Only
Mss Carla Hansen"
Mark sheridan brought his asi
down on the desk 50 hard 4
seemed as il the Nhole room
b0uncnd. As though | didn't
have enough on my mind WITH
out women. Why % ! have @ -
etsrnally pesterod by themG l
can't turn around" lie did turn
around. and saw Mss Jane Grey
reeling slightly. We'll. don't you
feel that Way"
Jane swallowed Just what did
ne tank she wasg And ANY Mas
she a. furious With Mark Sherl-
IAN for falling 20 realize she vas
q woman as saed been angry a.
Cutlery for refusing ncr rccog-
milton because she Wasg
&C.. Well. noN what's the mat
ter" he demanded angrIly
Had ne been PLEASANT He
hadn't Jane tipped her heaf and
told him exactly Haat Nas the
matter
You mentioned hands. Hove
vuu ever noticed your sister 81
No. ! thought not. SHE'S q woman
Or have you ever takCn ans
member Of your family into ygLg
confidence. Have yoa told them
what part of the board na oeeH
trying 80 do 20 you7 Or ild w
believe. bccause tnev were we-
men. they couldn't possibly un.
dcrstand9"
she a started oat % thc q 1t
when he called her oalE. no
toned Wlth enc hand % 50 dHEr
and Wtfh the other answered ere
I telephone. Yes. Wei. tull 1er Is
eau me back 10 Eve CD rIlgA
To Be esnfanued
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sish q acre DISPOSED 20
rsv. regardless q oar CIty or
dinanoe and naturally tn
local Army officers could not g.
anv further As set 20 ms
know ledge. the Navy has done
nothing J wonder u NJ KRIS
could command these TAO gov
eminent agencies 20 pay?
a. 90 the present Bard 0i
pl.c Wslks. ln the short time
es has, u-en members. thn Cul-
eCrts and crossings az the car
neFs of Greene and Ann stree'
and Eiis@aesh snd Suathard
STREETS have beea repalrod--A
ma lD9 'hat D. existed g.
fnanv ronhs. The cemetery
e. re- gcen refl}sced.
] have a. deslsa h enter nto
say sula'icsA res sp.,peE conro-
kerN b ,faiod IN ~ prc, o.
arttcle. az gnoup "a lnd dual
% i-s,s - eloct ans cand
falA 'o fhe office fol Cts
Cr~HrrHs1oner I have 90 criticism
~ offer That is their fres AmsI
..a. l 'cEs bot stav Of mo
-, su-, sou can ~ assured tr.
.n-'Hre t7u pick 10 mc. vug ar,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-20

woman. and beside her SAT
sushea and triumphant carla
Hansen.
~Just q niaute.- she tol8 tho
baillf. and with Evelyn sp-
proassied the car.
~Tl thank y0u aor the keys.
sad the stranRe woman- From
now on and until my brother q
capable Of driving has own car. !
shaH DO ssch chauIeurinz IS IS
necessary. What did you sayl
she demanded sharply.
4 sad grounded repeated
Jane.
For a few moments the two
uvstched each ether wariiy IS
lhuugh some facial expression
mieht belray the opponents rext
move. Jane dldn't know her aaze
was pitying. Here. she was think
~, Is another Mark Sheridan:
8niy. beng a gSri. she hasn't been
ahle 20 free herself from the
clln9inE vine hold Of her mother.
Tbs keyA" demanded Mark
sister.
Elm really sorry" Jane said.
I cuaidnt give them % anyone
Sat NJ. Sheridan. Suppose you
zet Ia touch Nith him. I'm quite
sare he'll turn them ever % you.
Goodbye now
lane had her temper weil un-
y der control b. the tlme shc
reachcd the plant Marx Sheridan
Was n hls ofMce. the attorney. she
not ed. With Mr. Langley.
-iere are the keys 20 v0uT
ear. Mr. Sheridan" she sad even
. ly. lay .ng them on his desk
The WhafF" lie looked az
frowaing what do I want with
. them. ~ are y0u tired Of"
your SISTER met me outside ths
courthouse. she sad saa'd b
dong any luEtaer chaglicuring
uECe sslr8
"And you
~No. I dint feel "a the rghi
10 turn the keys ever
+ Ife snatchCd the keyx so saae' I
a. tac cnaufIcurinE, all sac
Vel. are all not Who PIT hci
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Ths Cfafaam ssNteonawM eARrea-
aasaa - ths vt~ss - So feaa-
wHm. hma ahm W&f8mF FwmwrNNm sac
Faaha 90 asNas mm8 tfeusa whieh
mHwNNammtawrwa ffhNfaws 80 mmwar-
Fnmawa Nhe writer. mhmmta ~
Hair $50 eongana 9hs iwtters -
Sass sxaFa&. ana write 80 am# SIZE
81 Fhm Dmwmr @nfs. ~tRnmamHH -
ahs WHitTra uamsf arrnau so ths
iaaamrm so will - nmh&lahk4 So
49, rwamsaana @shsr utss.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-20
SWISS TO LET
OUT THEIR BELTS

Brine Sass food pa pr'.
t.. coming winter bleak q
.s.< $780, ha.. fsklu 'H.r
~. H.ffs. Aif1 tnt .,l,as. ai
.t.,l ..Huoal4.s Hto Trad,
.rHs
M.t. a'Iy increased .a'Hn fa
D,tH. sen, based an ~. af. .s-
tr rsaH.s .f T.a.n.
E..., 'af. in Str'tm1sf E
... 9al. alp- laden a SIN a.,.-
.- ..mmnii'i,s. Daily IN emp
zr' ua0 .est,s SNltg,.-
..-f FL. HrHz back 'fsfulusd
- ssn.af sBd et4Ga from Tua.ur
Subscribe % lie Citlzen- sc
weekly.
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Chapter 3

Chapter IS
VoUR HONOR -h0uied L.
q Crainge. = ask that yea give
rs the right % obtain from court
bond the books q the sheridan
Pump Company. % be placed IA
TIE hands q q certified public
accountant that he may sn0& you
huw my clients investments are
leopard .xed. =
~Tour Homer" offered the con-
uanv representative. 'l1 g ple1se
the court. tAe siltemeut and Az
davit 20 tne besl C.P A On Tbs To-
caliv witl g. found with the
books. o. aas alet sturdy after
noon. az twelve afty-clg1t 20 %
exact The CPAs hn1vaga are
as OF closing time the previous
day. March 18Th
Anticipating SUCH = movement
IS this attempted aIuncf on. III.
Sheridan and 81 IS Ggry bnund
.ae books over t0 s.m 90 tac.l'sfe
. quicker hand Ems ~ tl.s case.
For q feN m1mel. t1e Judge
aat considering tae ifereni ATT
nl IS before Hlm. t1-n spoke
heavily. ealing q recess la'il enc
O'Clock. az ua .l t-e De would
D. prepared "a a4ua DIAN a.s De-
c.s41n.
THE afternoon session - court
4 VAS aT.el. Tie Iut2e A1a very
formal ln 1.s ill.- L TIE pea
far an .u4lref on N4E d.sn lsa.1,
ard tnrae Wa1 1rll9rt 'He plea
adman she'd against further ac-
ton unless based Oh M-Eg 44o-
s.anflal troIuds
such d farce as f1E" declared
ere judge. -.s waste at uy tu-
ID tnr tsEuarers' money
jana ans Esg.Fu "a a.f.1 f1r che
baIlM % a0'p trem 81 i1c car
at1 ere esv a.aaa H8.lg
Slc.ldsa 41I .a t.rley a-r.
1
Tae car b rEr' over here.
June sad. lgsc ems Hay 20 ne
parking ..' aai -a-a la- ai-Pp
8484f
L. thc drivers seat $50 a a'rangl
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KEY WEST IN
DAYS GONE 81


A irupixal dlnimrnanee - -
siderable intensity w@a Feg -
central THIS m0FnanM = aftnFt -
tnnee neath nf 1ammaNm -
trnvellnm sIuMiy mEmfasma8sa.
easfwarxily. Winzaa of Sc hsn
are reported 0TtF q AaFHN -
and IL huFFscann EuftN -
enter.
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f -. .aws people Iaafur today
Sac wa so fes year. from nou. that
1h had Fn. tH aaFk However me fol.
H wHh fh. teenssf regret T. BE- who
wafted a## .a.ad rs pat samethinr aside
fa fhf re a.le rainy dar.
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BENJAMIN II. TrNvuF mFa 4 n
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~ THE CIRCUIT Court % THE
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