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SHEVItLE CITIZEN.
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VOL. XXV. N0.2G9.
ASIIEVILLE, N. C, FRIDAY MOUXJNd, JULY 1(5, 1!K!.
PRICK FIVE CKNTtf.
THE
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EVELYH SAYS SHE
WILLIJOWHAVETO
i
After Dealing Telling Blow to
f: Her Crazy Husband
. She Talks
DM1TS THREATS
TO TAKE HER LIFE
'His Attorney Makes Desper
ate Effort to Keep Out
Wife's Evidence
(By Associated Press.)
' WHITE PLAINS, N. Y., July 15.
' . Harry K. Thaw's wife, formerly the
' chorus girl, Evelyn Nesblt, west on
the stand here today and gave dam
: i aging testimony against him. It was
' the strongest point scored so far by
the stale in its tight to keep Thaw in
i the asylum for the criminal insane at
MatteaWan. When today's session
. was concluded, adjournment was tak
t en until July 26.
, For three days the state has been
trying to bring out that Thaw threat -A'ened
his wife's life on one of her vis-
its to Matteawan, as tending to show
;i. his irrationality. Blocked at first by
: objections, sustained by the court,
Thaw's attorney at last failed to show
' that the alleged conversation at Mat-
' tea wan was confidential, as between
man and wife, and when Evelyn
Thaw took the witness chair this af-
, ternoon her lips were unsealed. She
'related as If in fear, Thaw's alleged
v threat to take her life If he were re-
; leased from the asylufn.
! j Tearfully Obeyed.
: Whether assumed or not, she ex-
't press apprehension while testifying.
She was quoted afterwards as saying
. that she testified because of the treat
rment she received at the hands of the
""Thaw family, but on the stand she
y:pparently struggled hard not to tell,
ft gnd when compelled to do so by the
Jf court, she obeyed reluctantly : and
j tearfully.
"Did Harry K. Thaw threaten to.
take your life?" she Was asked dl-
jrctty by Deputy Attorney General
Clarke.
iThe court .n-- mm hushed and
velyn Thaw turned appeallngly to
Justice Mills. She begged to be al
lowed nut to answer because she said
he knew it would incur his ever
( lading animosity.
, But the court ruled that the only
possible grounds upon which she
(Continued on page four.)
WILL NOT DESERT THE
BIF 1UD E. SYNDICATE
.Klaw and Eilanger Will
. i Continue to Rule the
J Theatrical Roost.
IBHUBKRTS "WANT IN"
& "
.'! ATLANTA, July 15. There will be
o open door In the South, at least
none of the theatres represented in
the Southern Managers- association
i Will open their doors to any except
tli syndicate attractions. All of the
188 hoaxes in the Southern associ
ation will be booked by Klaw and Er
langer. The annual meeting of the assorl
' ilon was held here, today. The ques
tion of the "open door" came up for
discussion, but no one put a motion to
, provide for the opening, and aflr
ward it was agreed to continue the
Klaw and Erlallger bookings.
A The managers banded themselves
. together in a sort of trust. They de
cided that only first-class houses In
' tvery city could belong to the associa-
lion, and decided that if any attrac
tion played outside of an assisiation
jouse it would be barred by the as-
r elation.
While the question of booking Shu-
Bert shows wai under discussion
'Charles Kind, president of the Wes-
Jtein Managers' association, vas glv
u an opportunity to air his opinion.
?'jtr. Kindt received a respectful hear
ing but accomplished nothing. The
question of the "open door" was not
acted upon.
That the Shuberts intend to In
side this territory Is the general im
pression here. This opinion has been
confirmed by the arrival of James
Peekier. He will not talk, but it Is
learned that be is .figuring on arrange
ments for a house n Atlanta. Whether
;fce will be able to put the deal through
is not known..
KARTHQUAKK IS C.RFKCK.
I ATHENS, Greece, July 15. An
larthtiuake has occurred iin the pro
vince of Elis, the capital oi wnicn is
i. Several villages were ae
and mapy people perished.
EARN HER
IVIi
NOT POISONED BUT
CHOKED TO DEATH
SA YS THE CORONER
Professor at Columbia Explodes
Theory That Elsie Sigel Was
Dtugged in Leon Ling's Den.
Hunt Continued.
(Special to The Citizen.)
NEW YORK, July 14. Jim-rest In
the alleged muroer of Elsie Sigel. by
her Chinese lover, leon Ling was re
newed today when Coroner llarburger
exploded the poison theory with a
statement to the effect that the re
port of Professor George A. Tterguson,
of Columbia, stated, In substance, that
no poison or drugs were found In the
stomach of the dead girl. Coroner
llarburger reiterates his former state
ment that Elnle Sigel was strangled to
death by the powerful claws of the
Chinaman after ho lured her to his
den.
"The police will jiow eliminate all
clues leading to purchasers of poi
sons." said the coroner, "and will
work only bn the theory I have ad
vocated right along, and that Ir: El
sie Slgel was strangled. The district
attorney will make public the report,
but It will put an end to all these
draughts of drugged tea you may
have been reading about."
Chliramen Being Watched.
Investigation yesterday led to the
conclusion that the police had given
MANY CHANGES AT
V. P INSTITUTE
ROANOKE, July 15. The board of
directors of the Virginia Polytechnic
Institute which has been In session at
Blacksburg today announced the most
sweeping changes that the college has
experienced In fifteen years. The board
sustainns Its action of a year ago re
queuing the resignation of Dr. J. W.
Quick as professor of animal hus
bandry and removed Dp. John Spen
cer, college veterinarian, and Prof.
A P Rnencer. associate professor of
animal husbandry. The chairs of ani
mal husbandry and veterlary science
will henceforth be combined and new
professors and assistants provided.
President Barringer was given author
ity to make further changes In the
personnel" of the departments If he
sees lit.
INVESTIGATION' ARJOlTlTNET.
ATLANTA. July IB. The legisla
tive Investigation Into the suspension
of slate railroad commissioner S. O.
McLendon was today adjourned un
til Monday.
GEORGIA HEADS LIST
OF STATES THAT HAVE
ILLICinilSTILLEIllES
lias More Than Those De
stroyed Last Year in
Three States Combined.
VERY HEAVY DEMAND
(By Associated Press.)
ATLANTA. July 15. More ill i. It
stills were destroyed in the state of
Georgia during the fiscal year just
terminated than were destroyed In
Georgia. Alabama, riorlila and Miss
issippi a year ago. These statements
are taken from the annual report of
revenue agent James II Surber. Du-
rlnsjthe year Just closed Surber and
his assistants raided and destroyed
61C stills in Georgia. 2111 In Alabama:
t!4 In Florida; and 1 in Mississippi,
a tubal of STL'. A y.-ar ago the entire
numlVr destroyed was only 470.
The revenue ofhVer attributes the
Increase to the high price and in
creased demand for whiskey sim
the prohibition laws il.cr.an to be
passed in the South.
STATE PRINTTING
CONTRACT HELD UP
RALEIGH, July 1", The matter of
awarding the contract for state print
ing for a period covering the next
two years seems to be Indefinitely
held up in spite of thp fact that
the state printing commission opened
bids something lil" two weeks ago
on.i huM two snbsenoent meetings In
vain effort to reach a settlement of
the matter which imolves the exi n
diture of something like ISO. 01)0 of
the state's money.
OTIS SOLI.
CHARLOTTE. N. C. July If,. The
Golilsboro club of the Eastern t-aruli-tndav
.""Id Pitcher Harrv
Otis to the Cleveland Americans for
$1,000. The Wilson dub of the san.'
leapue was paid l?00 for one week
options on Pitcher Anderson and
Shortstop Terks by the Boston Americana.
up all Ideas of lon's beings made
away wlih. Athough one police offi
cial hinted that there Is still a possi
bility of the cellar to the laundry, at
No. 130' West One Hundred and
Twenty-sixth street being dug up, he
admitted that the department Is con
vinced that l.eon J.lng is still alive.
This was verind by Information
that every Chinaman who was at all
friendly toward eon Is under police
surveilance. I
All news as to the condition of Mrs.
Paul Slgel was denied last night at
the home of her husband. In Wash
ington Heights, but the sister of Mrs.
Slgel, Mrs, Kudolf Slgel. was Willing
to make' a brief statement.
"My slater's health is improved,"
she said, "and from the reports we
had on Monday, it won't be long be
fore she 1b In a condition to talk
rationally un this sad tragedy. There
Is no doubt In my mind that Jeon
killed my neice, and what my poor
BlBter can tell will be of material aid
In hunting him o bis hole.
i PLUCKY WOMAN
SHOT ASSAILANT
LAKE CHARLES, July IB. At
lacked by a negro burglar at her
home here early today, Mrs. Alice
Long finally succeeded in breaking
away from her assailant and shooting
him. She then fainted. It is believed
that the negro received a mortal
wound because of the great amount
of blood discovered on the floor of
the room.
A Li OKTH QUITS.
LYNCHHUUO, Va., July in. Al
Orth. for ten years prominent In the
mnlnr hnaohall leaarues. and Who b-
eflme-trtnyeiTnarmger of the local
Virginia league team nsi Augum
nrwm hi eleiMp from the New Yorl
Americans, resigned today; selling his
stock to the association which own"
ihn team. Pitcher Dickinson who
coached the Texas university this
sinrlnir will succeed Orth OrtlwDrob-
nblv will return to one of the big
leagues.
NEGRO JEFFREYS NOW ON
TRIAL AT RALEIGH FOR
ASSAULT ON WHITEGIRL
Mother and Young Brother
of Victim Attend the
Court Hearing.
CHARTERS (Hi A NT ED
(Special to The Cltlwn.)
RALEIGH, July If.. The trial of
Courtney Jeffries, the young negro
chargn d with criminal assault on Mis
Mary Curtice, daughter or Dr. Cooper
Curtice, began In Wake Superior
court this morning, the girl, who ie
sixteen years of age and quite at
tractive, her mother and eight yeal
old brother being pres. nt as witnesses.
The negro Is scarcely twenty years old
and served one year six yeurs ago
for attempted assault, the Identifica
tion of Jeffreys being positive. Tin
girl was attacked In a foot path nrai
the A. and M. college when Hhe wi
on her way to the college creamer)
for sonfp milk. Jeffreys was dragging
her Into the woods when she was res
cued. Charter Granted.
The Southbound Investment com
pany, of l.cxiiigton received a char
ter today npr dialing In and devel
oping real estate along the proposed
line of the New Southbound railroad
Winston-Salem to Wadesboro. The
capital of the company is l2fi,000
and the principal slock holders are
II. E. Fries. Winston-Sab in. II. H. Var
ner Lexington. Geo. W. Montcastle
and W. F. Shaffner, Lexington. Anoth
er charter is to the Hank of Loulston
Hertle county, capital IK.niiO by Dr
Wa viand Mitchell. A. T. Eason and
others for general commercial bank
ing business.
STATE SENATOR
KILLED BY RIVAL
MONTGOMERY, July 15. State
! nator Oscar O. Hayle was shot and
killed late yesterday by David K.
Smith, at Monroeville. their home, as
a result of Itayle'a efforts to Becure a
pardon for Isaac and Jesse Shirley,
who are serving terms for the kill
ing of Jltrf Smith, a brother of Kayle'j
slayer.
The men took several shots at each
other on the street. Smith escaped
unharmed and was arrested.
Just Wait Titl The Police Get Stop
M fjjl np lOn n n n
fzrr- itLJ rJ fiJUl
rrlovy r tr ff jy Lconvh
"DOKIES" ARE ABOUT TO
TENTS AND SILENTLY STEAL A WA Y
Trip to Toxaway Today and Grand Ball at Battery Park Tonight Will Mark Close
of Most Successful Convention Delegates Say They Are
',' Loth to Leave This Fair City
The Imperial Palaoe of the
Dramatic order of the Knights of
Khorassan which ha been In session
at the Battery Park hotel since last
Monday night came (o a clow with
memorial service teat night, though
the excursion to Lak Toxaway this
morning and the Brand hall, at the
hotel tonight will be pffltlal events.
Yesterday with the Jj. O. K. K.'s
was featured by an extended business
session In the morninff, drive over
the. roads of Blltmor. Mtate In the
afternoon with return trip via the
well stocked car 4 of h Colombia
knights, and file Im-pi-wAre memorial
exercises at night. Hundreds of peo
ple attended the night meeting rfnd at
Its close the waiters gave a cake walk
with vaudeville accompaniment which
win highly pleasing to the visitors
The D. O. K. K.'s leav wilh regret
and with the most pleasing recollec
tions of their visit here. Imperial
I'rince D. F. Summer. Jr., said last
night to The Citizen "iha he would
state officially that the palace was the
best from every stu mliolnt ever held
by the order, in alien. lance, iiniiuall
lled enjoyment and rovnl treatment by
the citiw-na and local l'ytlilans. The
treatment afforded by the Hnttcry
Park hotel, he said, was the best the
delegates had experienced and they
were better satisfied they than at
any hotel which had entertained them.
To the au me effect was the statement
of Mr. J. W. Keed, editor of Tlc
Rust St. Irfitvis Journal, wio said thai
there was a widespread sentiment
among th visitors that tfoej? were es
teemed by Ashevllle people s per
GEORGIA PUIS QUIETUS
Oil THE TRADING STAMPi
ItiiquitoiiH 'I'l.ule Device
SucccHsfullv llaiiinicrtMl
ly Solons of (leorpa.
(By Ass-lsi.'il I'rcw.)
ATLANTA. July 1. Ihe house In
lay passed a bill m i " it Illegal 'o
trading stamp" ' Mke devices."
and making (he pcim 1 for this meth-
d of securing trade mWdemeaiinr.
The senate alrea.ly I. 1' passed a Mini
ilar iblll.
The house bill jir . li 'dtlng foreign
Insurance companies n 'his state from
transferring any la a mi is from slat j
to federal courts u is passed by a
vote of 104 to 11. Thin measure i
intcniled to put slat" mil foreign
companies on a pani It provld' t
that violation shall I" lUnlshabl.- U
the revmcation of He- "'fending com
pany's license In Hi 'ate for two
years.
SHOWER&
t .
nrtlliui",i, tr '
for North Carolina Local howrs
Friday and probably Saturday; light
variable Winds.
mm
sona' friends, members of the house
hold, and that the Toledo represen
tatives said that they hopeil only to
emulate the treatment uceorded here
without hope of excelling It.
Flue AtmeHibbiKe.
on the part of the city It may be
said thai no more pleasing assembly
of men ever enme here. Of mirth
and good spirits there was ahuiidancn
but It has been noticed that not an
unpleasant Incident has happened and
that among the hundreds of U, O. K,
K.'a not one has failed to be a gentle-,
man la every senatt.
ncimto in rmUn. . ; t- Mi
The feature of the business session
was the debate on I he proposition to
aller the -constitution so Hint mem-
I bcrshlp In the Knights of I'ythlus
j should not be 11 requisite to nicmber-
slilp III the l. O. K. K., those favor
ling the proposition contending that
Ihe Knights of Pythias had not offi
cially recognized hi' D O K. K., and
i therefore there vas no obligation to
limit membership to Pythian. The
j resolution was voted down.
I The palace decided nut to meet at
the same time and place with th
Supreme Lodge, Knlgbls of Pythian,
I nt the lftll meeting but voted that
Jthe Toledo convonilon should con
I slder a proposition to have an extra
! meeting in 1 II 1 J at (he same time and
place as the Supreme Lulges.
The Cirtoinlllis-s.
A. MeCauslaiid. of Charlotte,
was appointed chairman of the Judi
ciary committee, the highest appoin
tive unices of the palace, and Hen.
Harllcil. of Little Kock, was selected
BRISTOL ORYS" WILL
CONTESTJTHE ELECT!
Cl.iiiii That Noil Resident.
N'otcrs Dropped Hal lots in
Keccnt liiipior ( 'oiitest.
(By A Mils 'la led Pre--.)
HIIISTOL. Tenii . -I ill v lr' - I' w:n
lb i el-'I al i masi iiieeiing of dry
lo.l.c. ,i colileel Hie reient election
bv which the wet won l.v a majority
of Unity. two. Tin-re in- two ground
Upon !ic, Ihe el'illoli will be coll-
ie-ii (. The lirst Is the allegation
that iimre Hum a IiiiiiiIkiI non -re;-ilcnt'
otcil. Tiie sci ii ii il is ilinl ca p
II ill . n I i v i n of ;i number of voter
,v re paid not by lln-m lvi " bill Lv
ollierM. In Mpile of a ile.-iininat ion
lo i oiitei t, whiskey men continue to
post iii.ti'i- of Ih'ir Intention to ,ip
1 1 1 V for lo' ll'CS The wet."
it-
rlialcl owi Ihe situation and bitter-ni-nn
of fi i ling (m nianifcMt. Tlo y
will uiiii.c prompt answer to Ihe pe
tition of the drys with a v.lew to hav
ing the matter decided during the Au
gunt term of court.
NEGRO GETS 15 YEARS
FOR ATTEMPTED RAPE
(S'iinl lo The Citizen.)
ItALKI'ill Julv K,.' Courtney Jef.
friei. colored, charged with an at
t' inpted crliiiliial iiFuanlt on MIks Ma
rie Ci(rtlc, of this city, about
month ago. w.iM found guilty and sen
en fv d to fifteen years yesterday. Miss
Curtice is a daughter of Dr. Cooper
Curtice, connected with the t'nlted
Stated, department of agrh ulture. He
has only been lllug In Halelgih a
slioit lime, coming here from the
North.
Watches,
FOLD THEIR
as a memlwr of this committee. Wm.
Dona hey, of Des Moines, was appoint
ed chairman of the llnanue commit
tee. It wns decided that a Pythian
holding a withdrawal card Is eligible
for the membership In the D. O. K. K.
Offler Installed.
At the night .session preceding: the
memorial service the recently elected
officers were Installed 'with the ex
ception of Imperial Ikltr J. A. Solo
mons, 0 Grand Itaplds, who wan In
stalled In the afternoon because ha
was obliged tu return , home.. Te liijt
of officer la ai follows: .
4 ..if-homas IF, Hlnellne, of Minneapo
lis, Imperial Ihisba.
I'l,,,. I.' III,.,, nl Ihilf.il.i lomerliil
IV'llll.
II. W. Ileli'llng, of Webster Groves,
Missouri, Imperial Sifretary.
C. V. Htansbury, of Los Angeles,
1 111 pel In 1 Treasurer.
Rev. John II. Dickinson, of Rich
mond, Va., Imperial Hbelk.
Geo. K. I'lubank, of Atlanta, Im
perial Ailonl.
J. A. Solomons, of Grand Rapids,
Mich, Imperial Ik Mr.
R. L. Hnowilen. of Peoria, Illinois,
Imperial Azim.
Al Rogers, of Chatlanoogu, Imperial
True! lie.
To retiring Imperial Prince Summey
the Jewelled emblem of a past Im
perial prince was presented by Frank
K. Duncan, of Oklahoma
Mituorlal KiTvlces.
The memorial service was hciuili
fully Impressive. The ritualistic
(Continued on page four.)
MUCH FOR THE BURGLAR
Took Hatchet from Intruder
and ( 'hased Him for Sev
era! Citv Hloeks.
(By Associated I'rcs.)
IIOAMIKK, Va., July 16 When
I!' i. II II. Joyce, pastor of Trn.
iiv .Mcili'i'llrt church, inlilid that
eillllce lulls t go llllo Ills lillily he
nu t a burglar Svvlio aliacked him
with a halchet. The ImiKlar aimed 1
blow al the minister's head In an eff
irt to brain him. but Joyce, who Is
an athlete of powerful hulhl. waiiK 'I
off Ihe blow and In a ibsierole strug
gle irot posi"Hlon of the halcii !
The burglar then ilr-w a large knlf
but the rn'IniKler force.) him to a
door The biii'Klnr drcdie'l i-ito lb
Klreei ami Rev .Iocc ba"el him
H' Venil 1,1'h ks. The Mcinit man ilr.
ped a fHickethiMik coitialuiiig a car i
that bore the wirdf ' Dan line, khI
I wi-nl v-tv-o -eatA
The burglar has not li'en captureil
TRUSTED OFFICER
NOW IN TOILS
NEW OI1LKANS, July 15 Wyatt
II. Ingram, Jr., former trust officer of
ihe illbernia Hank and Trust company
of New Orleans who was arretted lnt
night on the i barge of embezzling th
funds of that institution, remains in
prison tonight. Following his plea of
not guilty upon arraignment today.
ball bond wanMxt
xed at 17.1,000.
Y lltAZK.
ROMP. July IB The plant of the
Rome Brick company was destroy
ed by fire thl afternoon. The loss
is lf.0.000 with insurance of 130,009.
FLASH 0F"GREEN"
LED TOTHEBRUTAL
When Arrest Facs Murderer
ho Dies by His Own
Hand
SWAMP RUSHES
SIGHED REQUIEM
Was Coaxed From The Dance
by The Promise of Un
lawful Pleasures
MURDEROPFRiEND
(By Asma-late! Pre.)
PORT HURON, July 16. Louis
Rosen berger, a cigar maker of Cleve
land, ., was murdered early this
muinlng on a lonely Island In ths
81. Clair Hals just above tha Jo Ba
rt ore summer resort. A few hours lat
er Frank ttlbera, also of Cleveland,
charged with the murder, was also
dead from a dose of poison lf-d-mlnlstered
when he found arrest wa
Imminent. A third Cleveland man,
Kam Krlsbee Is held at tha county
Jail as an accomplice to th murdsr
and lias made a confcimlon to th
piosei'utor Htewart of tha details of
the cold-blooded killing. t
1he three men were at Bedors's ho
tel where they had gun for v vaca
tion. Ijut night at a, danc Rosen
berg showed a large aunt of money.
This morning his body was found
lying facte downward In tha rushes on
the shore of a lonely UUIe Mel about
live hundred feet . from the . dance
hull, a deep fash' in (he back of his
head.
When the officers arrived they
found the dead man had been strlppsd
nf every fnnt.
As Hi officer returned to fhe ho
tel with tho body they heard a iqan
Inside scream: , '
"I've taken dope, help.
, The man, who proved to be Frank
Klbera, died In a, few minute. In hi
room wa found revolver and aotne
bloody clothes,, with nearly t00 In
money. , . : j.t ..-, -: ' - .
.The officers regardlnff robbery ! 1
the motive t)ok Into cusuidy Elbsre'e .
roonV, muttt,, Bam Frkibee, also of
Cleveland, .-.- .;-.. vew
Flemllsh Murdi-f.
Frisbee, who was hurried to tha jail
hero and examined by Prosecutor .
Sicwart, told a dlckenlng story of
tho cold-blooded fashion In Which li
bera knocked Rosenberg In tha htad
with the butt of hi revolver and
tihen tw Id the cigar maker under wat
er until he wa drowned. . ' .
Fr I sbee aald that race hatred a
well as greed seemed to etvler Into
Klberu's attack on Rosenberg. , '
"I'll get that Jew yet," lie says Bl
liern hud frequently remarked during
the several days thn men had bssn
together.
During tha dance butt night FrUi
bee declares that Blbera coaxed Ro
senberg out of the hall and over tb
Islund on the plea th&t ha would
meet so mm girl there. Frlsbee says
he accompanied them. At he head
of the Island Klbera suddenly attack
ed Rosen berg. The clgarmaker scream
ed for help mid ran toward the river.
Klbera, according to Frlsbee chased
him out Into the water, struck him
wllh the revolver and then forced hi
head under I he surace where he held
him uiilll Rosenberg was drowned.
(I 'oni Iiiiii iI on page three.)
IN CLOSING ROUND OF
THE LICE MAKER'S CASE
Stain's Attorney Hhort
Pokes Holes in Armor of
His Leal Opponent. !
TRIAL NKAIi ITS END
(It) A-ws'laie,! Ire)i.l
f'HK'AOO, July If,. II rame to
oratory t'elay in the Klla fHngle
trl.il. A"ilt:nit State's Attorney J B.
Short led "h. lie altackej opiuily
the veracity of the lrlih .lacemakei,
and slabbed covertly al Her lawyer
Patrick O'Donn.ll. He will ronclhe
tomorrow morning and the trial will
'nil with the speeches for the de
f. nc jind a brief reply by the pros
eculor. "We are trying this girl." said Mr.
Short, "for stealing lace from Agnes
Harrette, her former employer. The
ifensittlonul story that the defendant
has told about being mistreated has
nothing to do with the larceny esse.
"We wanted to learn, however,
whether this story was the fabric of
Imagination of an hysterical girl, or
whether It was a conslracy between
the girl and some one else to nuUc a
sensational defense to a plain charge
of larceny.
"The theory of the ' white clave
plot is preposterous. Patrick O'Don
neil lost a good opportunity to be the
Abraham Mncoln of the "whits slaves'
when he felled to crone examine Mis
Harrette, '' , I
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toss l .Heavy.. .
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