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$TUNtAY, -SEftE.M1ER 21, 1930, 58thYear. No. 30'. /'WAHRGnrly +PIE~0ET
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RISA BENOTOK A PUTS PADLOCK ONORIOLE, TERRACE
PLAN CHANGED ... BACK VOORHIES B FO RE JUDG
.... r$'. . . .. . .' . . .. , .
CitySnemployed To Have 3Sk
ffsUepoiGov..ElectSes 0 9 To Sti
DaysTo File cations W e on Ex-Prosecutot 2 Suburban Institutions n-
Days . A.pi. ation. , volved in Alleqet
for Attorney-General. E
VOLUNTEERS. SOUGHT N BATTLE IS IN PROSPECT STOCK PLUNGING B AMED,
Three days; instead of oneB s ..r-
pfeviously planned, are' scheduhd B Cf Three present or .former oicals
rt r r on f Dtroit s un- With the Republican state Con- of two suburban banls a-re sught
erployed,, it as annogurvd Satun- vention at GrafndRapids only five by the pliice anid g fourth ofcial
day by . hal Roouvelt, who s d;days away, desperate efforts are is at liberty under bond as the
ibycH Mayr-elct Fran k being made'by the forces of Atty. rdsult of the discovery that ap
MuI ; pbgam t ieieetieGen. Wilber M., Bruicker,, Y ieq hei
Mup ys por m t eiv h * e. Wle . .~~r *n mn~proximately $31,000 is missing fronm
foi Governor on the face of theun. the institutions they ad managed.
official retprns, to unite W e The former official at liberty
The registration days now. agreed County's 383 votes ntei under bond is Warren E. Vn Vlear,
tipo at d'St- n~al W oo ttoneyformer presiden. of the People's
sipn reThusdyFrdayan St-on Paul W. Voorhies for, attorneY State Bn f Iktr
pnaeThiursday Friday-h a- eea.
....general. ,.souta e n B. rner ce
urday 6 this Week T1te enrolling, It is customary fortle o t-state vToe
Mr. Rposevelt announcid, is to be politicians to allow wayne Coun y,4 president and cashier of the Inkster
c6nducted at Detrot Police De- which has about one-thi d of the bofk'rd the Peoples' State Bank
partilet .precinct stations, ratherd State's population nd pays about of Trenton; Michael Sok, a former
than a electjdn booths:. two-thirds o the taxes, one place director of the Inkster bak, and
7-,Thesb changes in plans followbdoto he svn o te SaeEarl P.. Dirmaeyer,, director of the-
plans follo~bd out of the seven on the ,,State Tet
_ conaereie of ,unemplo Administrativb Board. Trenton bank.
a'ommitte embers 'with Richard Two of these places, those State Van Vlear, Turner and Dirmeye
W. Reading. 'Cit Clerk. and Oak- Hitway Commissioner4anld ,uper- are harged jointly in 0n warrant
ley E Distin, chief supevisotendent of Public Instructiop, now involvin $18,500, with conspiracy
lelb Diin, hfigef thpeadvtison Oare held by out-state men and w11 to chea and defraud, miaapplic -
elections, who: urged the ad option t*
ot the, new sebeme for the reason not be under discussion at' the co- tior of funds and 4aklng false
that it would require a smaller staff vention. The governorship tppar- entres .
of workers, lt aIso W~s pointed out ently has gone to Mr. Bruckei, who S C R
that many of the booths have been ,S tsmhI also is an out-staer. 'n
Aovedsince therAent election p. WALTER STEWARTdepuynit
otoneetsinc Ltte Seer... bea'filleddato locking Oriole Terraine. Edward eMurphy,th .steward, rscue the p a ,
Mr. york sasaidhthateatwathsnid'. . ....nithed c oe iunp reme appuredta ' cae padloc . w s had ins cin f s t.e
the conventtoocoverrthe transaction. He I tes
UIha re p for. aItpwilaK- U e hri eresigned h o . h .
. ,000 vrteus were registered duringnrefsme tin in e nature 'ofi .... i... t bank,
the laThethwarrdayte abteetoree o .,gt0eat She'l,
te eg I t- ,-'o e t litical e rthqiiake to disp lac Ora- .er cJ e e.. ..ero r o - O M s s n m '
th attredy ~mel B. Fuller, an Upper Penimiula0 z10 eef~vard. airista
.tion peimod at the police stations-. m.. . a r o g t prosecuting o, .
bvldenc6 t~hat an equailihumber rn . Ftgrl, bsnesst h.- ' I D . 1 . L'o abr tt a
joess ume an e Womereuld be an s o 1ma e th wa sonat4gh sa 0 a, .r y' on.. .. .
handled in-'a simil.perhod wt these r a rten, a be wcampa oning- & .comp i 191,n Kps a..e
ToGetUder Wa Tues - ravysuhsa a.moe than a yeaur' for Secretary day, Vaneowadiabn
dte e s t at the the standrd rcs vewof State and, from all re d oitpahlc d.... ay a r b r. .
.o ,itteethat tes ppulbe. . has sufficient delegates pledsgFed to y f oell, that's that,rema.d.the.tepea o s
,15polie s-..nyschroolblyb u.ld s. . .... t w h h n ai w n4 whhOrolebTrrac t one a re to be eard a week from ,Mon
the Tent h, Twelfth, Fourteenth, Fif..' izeadi rm Gad Lde Murphy, as he. strolled ou fo the O the other two vabarejs againstasd ner$25 b d
teenth anoth re larewadslbingo 5,0- ,0 to 000 uh s .. . . . .The incumbent, John S. Haggerty, c w1 doors of s d Resta blishmentawith'the which rein gs ere to apperO ct, be, o ,J'.
n on ranth- ,ttalaunumberoofregistrationn ri n . - s t a 's aaof Detroit, has anounced hi re-pbroughtui
hences to about 25. 0mak tret r cpnm s asundeprhisarm he wa Lui Is as been ' padlocked. d t e
.Eight volunteer wos will be yn ' b orc Ste o reasure, Howard C. it h beFran ci he o a r-h
... :. '. .. .. . .. - . lt n -rn P. Dar' tad he L a)st A E ES hept paci . . . . ty ocked. R, r a h, a coaslgan
ratd at he toleavesi w ch e re aorus y e a T h ey allow edth eir ctuesott eg oY- -
eeddAeah place, th hs .requiring L. ' ,yrenee, of Ionia , personal secre-o dn night res Atmrs ar teporil me ttbbr a. co nter0.00
tnese..........an ekcu t w , Aar n.a on, ae ,. - t a. . es Okad, to easehimselfr ut'Testimony was introduced i the
t6 ai.k isd rc.-1i, said that II-~Oriole Terrace hearing by lDvid Bre adh a enIvs
it e acon, n e o zoe1,wil. anbeirudeistoobe oneMr. Lawrence a Dt rticularly sidewise to pass DueputyBUnited
t , - ) l ~ a - c e is n -- I : , , k - . 8 . I . A . W o lff , a s s is t a n t U n it e d S t a te s g a n g t e c iv i s o f h e o u m n
t4Uol three -ays,-4n c ly ,.. . .-_ _ . dy j .] v.,'.4tD lM ..gt, [M . a~e edthy idn aorcphhe oduthersfte'sgslnete $84,. . . .:. .orh fBimnh mA~.. hi.
e /oall give more . .,=ewaetrsule to Mr. Brucker4 for the e n awrsloglWater itewaor, wh dtrctfttqrney, to show that he since Ju.
jbegi ln tueda y a nd it on t reasonnthattGov.Green ight be-MarshalWalterStewasaidie uso hlntwt hindw -.de-mt o
Ill or t ntosto the tasmoreieerbeason come a sort o d6wager-0overnorRews 'the r.e with .hisephandsfull.of.management, otoieny ginserv leet- si'.. .. . . ...ad. . ee . d t
the I,,,an pdlc, an. is ups of track e iandl
aW ,sfter ;retirement.. - - ,through -h _ a_=and rh e a .et fr{pa trons, $mp-y e e
instrumentality of Mr. Lawrence.mou ha andpId.PI.,,ad Ois.andcthhredul' we for- g inger--ale urosen Je Harrell. buthatopr oxia
i~r .4 On the other hand, Mr. Brucker N sedsi ofnils 41 ha iei ~e rm b~~ h nser n rno
14 Al hs rtrmnVf u ndrisan i. . hapater rro m tey$,00hd b nrpl e,
400 VQLUNTEE S h o owes a considerable debt of grati- t .coe inune i r.s ky, ut ae i
-,--,-4The Oriole Terrace and:. #s at. pitchers.-It was tsiid that dition,
'A t Acq~t. e Governqror&iistdi Al 'k it 3 isn 4 f emaya'bhrel
$Ire ~ ip ~ o ~ . 'p~ a~$ n ig atuda '~ o Oade -* as being7 p ' Briggs drankwt i atismyrs sue ttesot
~ if4 Is :~RUMB. ~eve p16b 41, gr tib.to wr sitwa n m n iiii9s. w i otyhi retVnV ars d
zm ostl w 'mi1 bf , .4'enin,26 , g togie omoaonLww D nrims# U it saq eigo he t Wllno fe c h n'.imea.'
wo~n,~0 there. isp ience s nrinLoh a'w in tAea opalok d oron6 er on ordL heknw oeir'f , hptae
Ufficient number folf' Th Natiot indvidu the o stosane in adlokdg fr n6odeEdwa~rurd J ihekte r asfnS n s
tenhis rl ,tapsk and e~e Style' Show ''h evarious house- or all of tthe hehome-maker may I an ny st e a 4ltuaV IIIIUl ou eaie vlne± fo oi unihn niiul io' n n n n O PIATO SA E D m nd et ug dwr .'otheo f 4 J~ere tnihr enr nbd
yolnter ar t m e t! Ifmd yte a btos o e Wu n atsi'ary o r nt eSae Admnt r tivget aomad, -io ft he else hala
oie il 4 Akdt fill the 'quota.. furnishing spres of Detroit' will be wAnder at leisure among the Joau: Vs_,going 0 be, a6 reat .help to b
0. m. Tuesday, at 307 Washington 'make 141,(Concluddon Page 16I ' Republican iiominee§ from Wayn6 marredhthe* chank as'farras f1w arfRFPOF
~Ol~ar Biding where astaff of ra nopruiyto study . Unlike the, ordinary 'ariange- Copfy for the Legilaarqu d-red 8t he ghef. wthrow a reb.u IRAf te'rTE O FSI
40 erthrem to s1>6 on and vt'ithriarv0eW to il(rene o wnot) nent of a furniture, store which is 4Mgf' II IU' tioned onl thret of the' inportant E PO E RP Rojfj ffice ath ak i I 'i ohv
assign te osain n iewt i oip~ighron more or less 6o, a mixture of iepps bf 6 IA031 4II .i, IiI N 1. amqjo
them necessar instructlons. '' homne. '' . wihhv o~aint n n 1 1 1 4questions, to come', ewr .the, t1is'031 1ed b
Which have ho EUoiuai~ Stories',ofnte apeal ffild byaditd hs ati h lee
Th rgsta o hur oral hre ' om ecig rc~y morning, ohr h trs aetoe~ii I ~IIi u sessin-capital punishment, recall Edwarcd N. Barnard, Attorney for fAiaInastmeto vdo
ys'will be from 2. to 8 p m. Reg.;hom i 'w ih he bclgrtna nd '' iecigsonroah ae oAcrigt h'ttmnDr
astan~ wllbe ased o istcon- oos i w ~e ,.ackrons , eaporion en-gave-'answers s *B,* .w rofteCouret of sssan rosecutr Sends meye; asd otheschc o
havelbeakebeenst cm-appropriately planned for M1so _se66ed ae
p ei ny t ionabot temslve...r te scems wihte r toen i flsoing' the following results A ltae - rci.Cut f$16,515 we uigsokfo
tn Detritete co mitte'spohiyiparelto on - A'u E ,Teiiaoiy ~ i f ppeas at Cincinnati, had ap- to 8 'Major Oil brk. Th bokr t ne te
ITonld eghofrsdneL hance. , ,fi RI aitl uih efvr peared in the newspapers and a cekoe ohsbnwihds
only to jobress KY iji,..ieeLA IVIi LIs EVERY DETAIL; HARMONY. I L i :s aifid' h 6bro ates u oscckCroatios. 'covered, t n p
pe~natlived In Detroit .Every 'detailJis tp be carefully 'aVtna tnsgrl'a~ ohrs had cme dw
- -3.All ar'i1faor of herI with the intention of going to work. w - a la si htTre a
more. ta,' year-number of de- N bl T l nr considered 'and 4a harmonious re- .ap ortionment amendment to be ifrajolodays If the ap tu alead
pendents,length of unemployment AlK lII sit is to o, out' of the 'efforts Sereta~ry ay Bowle s Will vo ed on at the Nov. 4 election. erldy. I pea eal, Is granted to mon
anrhyigrOees' uW I o f(aabond ro '- 'p ock- will tohave- one gasoline nricein a o tadtht nefrtwshn
of eachistoreito' x'ibit Arrange- n.capital puni1shmenit,.17 of the pse , epad parvaluehe ofythen stockr wouc
andph1sinlSneed'n'mi''i'' saiof eacysfavoretde it.,iEarrange-me off u lte pelis*d in other parts, they aleale to that thev Ve ad h rt
i t s te'Dk:nF'51 tES's lnt o care0.1 1 m iepts which Will be educationial Not Announ'ce His Course' nmies ad hy aorditeigtpuutit heay'lishar ar f h Ct, n aoharrie mae'thtalforimlnehshs
NEsth.eD AMJlnite% FSlnt.'care qIJ wre against it. One was, undeter- h dpty a ss, Ch rls osecution under the unfair com- go up. n a
- T, Oscar.C. Hull, CdnradeJ. Netting, ter Stew:art, hurried through the Gomer Krise, Acting chief assistant turned ovrt'Tu er o'c e
require i'Qod, lothing, f uel and other S~hort Sel.linq 'of,,W heat.by ehuewfShohsoeni Milton H. Palmer, FrankJ. Calvert, pla t noon. There were many poeuigatresi audy Dirmeyer
.znecessities, 'The npt s epwi;l. be 'Viet R qetfr sz u o~lc o e iig Thesul pense whli h has hung Cadc. tvn, oehC.Am.oosbtonyoeeudrtena, Atgsonecomplains wochin dee- mHeaunte
iaeBd*rings doo sieuasto watulict yor e lirvand'tongEdardF. Fisher Richard needs the sign and the padlock rsd ci s rt sm
t nts lobs w ih ro*ay, ho alosg' hsincedentra solne deaersshoocr aouner e tr d ovr o th
perqgls rn ~ ~ ih ommysehwvrosrg aeoe h aoralty sifuat!ion A:Q t Mchae William B. Wreford, Ed- The officers shooed out all the em- the major dealers with unfair Com-boe n mfudwrhes
it os h ped, Will,- era yth xpa aio.- berns pn thpeerlsheme becpin vdn ltte rcu~ ad T ihl, oetJme n lys nldn ate . lat- en; tition ' sKmild oics f Tis as h caioe h n
t~~me the registration ~~~fobymatiolig this would ttun oerFak u-arid Arthur B. Wood all said t ey er, by the ,way, being the I hisattitude and ,a copy of the law vetgtnby hQ Sae ake-
t has r egomiledation' attention -' of the room and d*.tburnoettFrnin ' onj er on e igtcmpne.aminer.
%raen '' 1 d e endg'tent AHN T N' rlvn om elo h tnu lrlt a MyreetCn favored .capital punishment unequiv- o protest. A small crowd ga erd t
wias of -, e wptrth (Bed. AsocitedPres.)she m y' elsure that phy's- ocuray. 'asto watch thepadlockingand 10to lttr er- to6 te a
*1, e give toed SaturWih thhen4Clark tBran-iJohn H. PCallahan saidinherofavoredlmake ribald acomment.en CThek'Blettersohwere CenthaVanaVdearfsaid thatkethb~sdtranman-
cgratst'iqi~, er1 wof sdnibl dor te hott u r bl;; er at. . swls'scrfor si cpia pnih en orkilngrci-ecfuthcbaeto ne o heui * deaIeio-o onh
careful check as o follow the W S G O , Sept. 20-Direct t ucsfo h Cretion, M yrait ni-mnforklm nSandard oil Co. of Inidiana, an- o wa ony ieofsvrl vr
_____________________said____ selling
chandising men, sore superintend- the charges were based, Mr, Hyde ' D4 ' I do znot believe the State 'hasbcance th atRubly Woorifd'g ° ..?t,UUUCECKOU U . 1 0iU Richmond Methodis 'church, who
ents buyers, advertising men and said no doubt thV information could By, ODD ARNESEN. from the icy seas they were ,lready the right to kill, taid Robert' D. Scaggs,. touring from OklJhon-d - , ' declined t reveal the nature of the
display men will hear how to Ih- be obtained from the members of Norwegian Authority on Aictic Ex- worn qut and sick. 'Te diary men- Wardell. I belie the institution With her infant son her husban , YOR t ,.R t. .,-6.)--C. compaint. ' '
rgiveWthepub-.the oardiwhosoldethesheat.tHen orathonanderrc I Life,:tons sore.feet Dr.
prove the service ty give the pub- the toardn who sld the whedt. He ploratnand ArtcLifen feetad frequent at- of the whipping post .o harened Edwin Scags, . ..nd. te ltt. ,,.aerwpoDl on the ,map,.arrived..ompDatrws sgne
lic, as well as the s yle of the goods added, however, hat he was glad (Copyright, 1930. by he Ptroi.wt Ne a T of dirrhea., . criminals will run every professional friend, Roland Saunders, stopped in . on the, lie -hom istrofat. cuh Dg . forrestnJ
ta sen. This information, evel- to afford the committee jull .facts. North American New~paper Alliance.) TheY tried to build a shelterfrom crook out of Michigan. -, Newhall, 30 miles north' of here, 10 a -rYon hliday attfi:fro . t .istersyof the church Dr. r -
op sel'The-tr°qto uil ahuropeanl cookou ofMicign.Newal;p8enothof ere e
oped in clinicaldiscussion, will pe in A new question of broad public 'OSLO, Norway,. Sept. 20,-Salo- driftwood and to cover it by fabric Charles A. .Roxbrough said he days ago. . . $25000,n chcl aith presen..Pret yman Dr.h-
a form to be' aken intoany store policy lies before your board to con- mon August Andrea's diary stops tken f'oin'their balloon and car- would not be ready to bornit him- -Mrs. Scaggs was in the car wait- Iosta a ... uri. Brell and Dr.I. P Mar , o
and applied. n sider, HA' Elram read, 'and o the.ce. bk.uer yed with them On their mach. selfon the question until he had Ing for Scaggs and Saunders to by te.i light , m Paris t 4l a Abingdon -.' r s o w
yde's. .l,,. t. 2 whne ee roskemuners br.. . a ! i -ng- an he 1( h . -by'oe fod.' dropped afrom Pris othaliss comero
iMEBeRSiP FE. h l .t is thus primarily a question for ct.2oWhen their camp was found this seen the bill. brgeato bywy of Nw' York. Col.aster- The cod
MemeRShiP1 n the.stitmte the Chicago Board f Trade to con- h floting camp 'ad .the little par- sume y r. Guna Hor's ax-Fifteen of thenoinnes expressed en she men rtund n drove w sd Theapreti o be op ao als teay an
annv o Mr -f- .. the Ch. his ,fep.loat-ing .--6.er cLam'i ns hier wsumeir br.sh Gunn ar Horn's- ex when.. .the , wanerlga u ernee s ih s - . presnoentantioapearedlbefor
Memrhi inths tit .....ifree, (Concluded Page 20) ty had to 'get dashoreon yhinte pdition, it was clearly seen that the belief that a 'rcalled official hel edly away, saying they lad made at a luncheo of t a New inesation comte. el t
bu disint eeig s yrg Iln.~the explorei' a een too exhaust- should not. be permitted to run at hMrs upI a filling station, getting $21. York Ai'vertising liClub Oct.. 1Q.0netg
Ms. Scaggs told Scaggs if he were b invetgtis -cnlni lee
lstratloz4 and ticket only. Adiission SENATE OFFICE OUILDINO 'uesFro no on ms b oslye t e ththted hecmpi te lcto t fl tevaanydTerin o a rbJa.sewold1ava4'ce' bukt-ho rasac fn, a
guessil efrnse efr GT EAT ALO fhworktohecpdonsctmtesyodr weme Messrs.' Jeff ries, C. ,Da Eyhim-Land she did. 'q '- 'dropda h ehds ofr
tirck ets will be afu ished b fo e re the GETS A BEAUT PA R of ow, a the expedition's membrs o Had atn-still had any strength W ardell, HardingeCam b l, Ar - S e a oubTreasure -a Mwnt
T h s t m 1 e i n t o r a l l we n ht o n r o l . -n te' . nme t uth e i rdfa t e .s t ef t t h ey s u r e l y , w o u l d h a v e b r o . st r o n g V . P . , g ,uhr , M c n a Se w n d F v d . a n i g h t 0nc e a t
W AS, .i H N aGeT ON , e pB ui ding, . After crt.ain ,that St nDdber ie e. . . . ..Ye W a n e d herng.h o a utthe. ..,. ...ihn
..hose.eligible ...or eno llm nt may. WASHI.GTO Sept.0... . .. A ,te Oct . ... ... 17 is ticie.wa .,r:r'm ns .aie 'a ..~ ,. V o- Page 3) ]M An ....td. . ' s H- ' . . . ..Ca no .a peaed.bfoe.
apbly to argaret Moriarty,regis 'T Seate haita enrarlo h u f t wrie b down anyth oInstok cveriowulscatered ' ,,- o'Ales, tire'aked h. HerBins -Ther e alsessiondof the
b~e~r~~e~t~~nl 'h ., .., Teente uonnablubfo et o Writedwn an yyth=inP ^r annd iwtould~ i,,rs~~t/cA4 ,° ° ta~ihe. z. , - oohsmtrshi pco raao fedo exdhsie
p aoon unde; rov and- !have TS boy 'was cryihig. expressed hmefa en otip
t', at The Detroit News. wr.equal rights for womn..moreand the quantionariseso assembled around them all their2 U T AN r Want e , -
Char as W, Mesi's, mar andis RE AdDeut
cornWhywose Mor d ,- uety parlor has been established what ausedtheirdeaths. It seems equipment they ppared to ionedhereSe t u te r u t f o a c
b ofk , whe h.e.t wonmetes0 n the Senate Office Building! e certain that StrndberggOied spend th e vn em. -apr' ... rP
robb197 hn-e e5,0 EEIE ERery. He asked hem family his- ' , .ar t ' dsofba-.chw
ruckue arn QolmtIn werIothas installed primrily for the first and vas buried by Andre a. Pos-Instead veythi.g was scattered ' tory and she told him her fher er's witl T . are .' bar- makes t mdry or he Bishop
against 3,935 contetants-' who is caystenogsSO. about as in a camp 'at the moment B4TT CREkMich.,Spt-20.name.d i .- th i i f t
dea o te Cevlad erts aper an scrtaiesemloadANDRE9 LAST TO DIE?fbeku.. ''' ,-(A')--Jack Sorse aa~d Ralph Madia, rWhy, Joshua Wofoolridge g' s- (CnledoPae3
daofteCeeadAvriing bysenaos runs ug tonSnea nly foosrutWmel as
School, will be director~of.te n- -alid of Ruth Hanna MeCor- O hs to nreyem t ,sddnctstoh m sehvee bot o rttic ago, teresentecdi htflinfttoretldhromaya oud~di p acy Mi~ n Prs
ctredidOcythesettwhanLndossi'saesevere Circth Cuttdy'osrefo oorde cm ee ad te 'other Detroit' paper. Tuirnl 'P RS et.,0-UP)Te Mr
stitute. Mr. Means Is 5the author, 0f mick of Illinois, also may hv dhave livdhthe liethlonger. But whatsnstm.Clwehrhasti, 15 to 25 years eachI 'the M' hfth'eaiosi wsa- to this interesting s0t n ARlfIndradhsie
8alejmanship for th 'lw Bra , a something to do With it. happened after'the 17th? We do not sandwde .sp a irI mupt have seized th~in. State Prison at' aksn follo*ig tablished. taaa
best soller in its fiel 'The Senate, known as a club for yet know, and We can 001 con- The suggestion that' the party was conviction on a robbery ,amd Sag n udr r tl t nwadnt hta refrel
The first lecture in th serIes'of men only, first showed signs of jectune' whether they could have (Concluded on Next Page, Columin 1) ch rge.- They were convicted Of liberty. Variety of 'ares is, PrPslent- tie, ai-rive4 tSitGra ate
10oaWhy Not Make More.Prof it?weeng last session when it per- been Alive long after that date. ht
Will begiven by Mr. Mears inthe mittad women in the Senate Chain- When the explorers dra gad D,4NC1& TONITE AT GRAND!V, oigb,n u*a ha rac. n Aue 5* _e__DANCINGA' VANthere, nea arisodyTegaarnii
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