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J .EiVzATT I ?Ei:H. educate kdlJM aJ eWstelzde WOULD H T AnODTT.SDC' M Lj.j. -.rWOKAL KXXTXOK.
t j Practical Talk m Koat lrUat
ij Bttyettry.XiwyTrlVU--tk
" Dr. Joipfe' Hy' frtC BUU
H ftotofut, Ueturwi km at U onit
Q Eoom jroUrday m gtx4 roads. TbM
jl tat) Bombr of citiMna in tb city
4 oiuit7 bo r( wuoM.tUt
fiooi toad orrniitioa ! ." nudi
br and Dr. Pratt vat tovited her
faf th parpoM of atimulatinf an
intoreat of th morKteafitj ThUa Mm
mvd u amsll. tha nolitieal diffar-
t anoaa that has always bora aetira in
pabUa iotersat iar this aoanty vaa on
tka job, and kept many away, bat
those who war thar baard on of
tb atrongest, clearest and moat eon
rinetng apoeebea on tb subject of
rood roads erer delivered ' in ' this
. eounty. Dr. Pratt said in part: -
"It is not necessary for me to take
' up your time on tb beneficial results
J of rood reads. Avon who baa drir
.n orer the Kannapolia, Mount Plea
; ant and Conoord-Chsrlotte road can
- not help bat notic tb improved
! bouses and farms along these good
roads. . Notie the appearance of
farms aid; tarsi tooses along good
i: roads. A good road doe not make
landlnore produertv bat it 'doe 'lift
i tb. citiasn top bad Aiak them; jrant
to do more, .as; -i s,) V
-j Yon. can. to into, any eommunity
tit and hear ibis ery of Uz, tax, tax ior
good roads, those "who make this
ery do not look at th other aid of
th ledger and count th cost 01 naa
; roads. A ean can haul twice as much
J over rood road aa b ean over
:,'bd n and tlii should k credited
arainst the eost of bad Toada, I sys
tUda? to a man in Jtuteneu eoumy
gthh' summer who with a party of as
gUociata bad purchased a larg tim
Pter track from which they were go
ring to sell wood. He told me that
; if they; bad good roads it would mean
saving ?of .$8 dayN-to'lijin ,dn tb
eoaA if ttuna alone. The beneficial
3rdlta'of good road can ah be
measured by the wear and tear on
horses, vehicles and harness and also
Aon tba eost ox break down. Break-
advoeat kuildiat sad r si stain tag
good roda.a t- twi '
' Toa kav got in this aannty aboot
ri.OOO.OOQ worth taxable property.
Pa thta amoont yof bars s road tax
f X eenta, makiM 26,40 to
pend on oadr Out of thin yn
hare to do all mrmanent road Work
and maintain tb roads already .built
and also kep-p your dirt aoada.
Ther are 48,000 mile of road in this
Stat and tboat buO mile of roads
in this eosuUy, A larg majority of
these road ar naad only by on or
twa familMa and shont'90 oar aant.
of th popl travel an 25 per ,UfJggUht has stirrhcuJ.
ot tb roads. Kow th Question omnea
how are w going to ntiiis thi'9264
000. rit will be necessary to spend so
much for permanent improvements J
maintainane and th oat of build-4
ing 'three mils annually, which I
learn is the Dumber f milaa yon are
building each year And to keep th
dirt road np by spending a little
here and 'ther. Are v spending
this money well ' I do Hot think. w
are. first, w haven f money enough
to go ahad and build: many roads
and whil we are building three miles
of roads a year we could go ahead
and build 15 mile.'
"Without increasing; your road tax
you ean issue $100,000 worth of bonds
and another $100,000 if necessary. In
taking ear of the bond issue , you
wouldht ArronrT Kot"
Mr. Jen Brarwall Offered Jet a
rUcmam as Kaaaa palls, But
. 4briff Heaaycntt Wsas U Ap
point Elaa. . . ' ' x
PoBeaman John Bras well, wh baa
bn the si eject of aavaral baptr
of municipal history lately, and who
u now provtag th central Drar in
aa investigation that involve th dif
ference betveea two political fac
tions of tb eity, is one again tb
oantral figur u a tittle local polita
V' O l.'l J.iJ t u ..... H
dertn g political caldron. ' i
Tb thriving town of Kannapolia
is in need of a polio man. Despite the
fact that they bav had a . small
squadron ,t vea . there occupying
this offie they-r now in need, of
on and tb citizens ihere ar detefm
ined (o get n good m.' As is fell
known here tb police officer of Ktn
napoEiuia. A - deputy sheriff. At a
deput j sheriff h is allewed $1.00 for
eacn-arrest, - Tb fous fiuui ' this
sourc would sot amount to-. anmh and
would not justify a man to devfcte
his entire time t the iohBi4 the
official' of the Cannon arihfactar-
tng Company mntdV border! to
bav, th town well policed, to pay a
fair salary 'each month,"' which with
the fees would enable tbehj to sectre
could provid s ainking fund thatj WA officar and pay him a salary
dowmj seldom-occur on good roads,
L.tmr tnnnsmt anlwtfalVal nAaSlit Afk Krnil ADAB
aionld pay off ; the bond and not in
ercwjiyjCiur taxes. If you issue $100,-
000 bond yon ean sell them tor a
premium of 4 per cent, and more than
likely more. That means that .ou
bav $4,000 to pay annually on the
sinking fund for $100,000 bodd issue,
making $5,600, If you tak this
.money and .deposit Itf aome sav
ings bank lit 4 per eest,; compound in
terest, at : in -ena- oi w. years fyou
have your $10Q,0001osmeet the bonds.
I have taken th proposition up' be
fore leading bankers and bond brok
ers and they say it is all right. That
will leave $20,900 for maintainane.
f spentrtha bond jsras-m ertna
nsat work .ife woujd t from fpne
f two yearf to" organise Hie Work
and at that' time you could make an
other issue. At the end of that time
you will find th county valuation
greatly , increased. - Most every epan-
ty where this nas been, tried haa
-itself to th BitreBirtonlt,-B61T twice
vs much. for. a certain distance but
,?hk eiAn1t.vvWkn ou do naoF'
pjing you measure your load not by th
.'"four mile of good roads but by th
"one-half mil of bad road.
H "We all know that tha best tblntt
w can bav a individuals, townships also in this eowity two kinds of road
I'and eountiea is system of good that ar very cheap, sand clay and
broads connecting with each border gravel, inese wm max a nrst Class
roaa Duiine ssna eisy i oeiicr ana
the eost is a great deal cheaper than
macadam. Unless you ean build mao-
Ton; tav In'thls county three
kifdsof,. roads -already constructed,
Sand clay," gravel and macadam. Out
towards tb training school and in
some parts of .th Mount , Pleasant
road yVu 'iavs almost an exact mix-
tor or sand and elay. c There are
Seounty. Th problem in Cabarrus
nnnHr. m T inilcre it. is ot- -to im-
!nniM inn'WDle with ihe ImUortsnr
Eat iraod! roads.'- iheV know that, but adam with an asphalt binder I would
it-how to go about building them.' Your recommend aand clay. If the time
Kcounty is wealthy and baa a great .should come after yon bav built
agricultural value and is rapidly de- s sand day road that you want to
vloping. , gra pro.blm in tbjs
Seounty isytd 'euimhate' polities from
fyour road management. '.Toil bav
p;ot U bav yOur roads in charg of
Some commission. Personally I would
ilrather not bav it in charge of the!
Pjcounty commissioners. The county
commissioners ar not paid a good
Malary and . have many other matters
ato atWnd'A- IVhy,Frs paid.
Salary $L500 A year nd devoted
all of heirime ttf managing ita f-lairst-wenld
be all right." But this
- ft ttm T KjkliAve ilie men.
agmttwf gooij. roads should b.un-
Fdor th management or roaa eommis-
. ! 1 II
rmoners ana a roaa commission snouia
biave all it could do to look after .the
oadaiiNoi thatrtheysliould. 6Vote
(toll of their time to it but they should
i ; :v.i ... f u
n.rrth ork a it Shohldb lone.
This can b don just asl work nn-
f ArtJte awprfrsision of the tt.
OwfTogical turvey. Tb members d6
not devot all of their time to the
jrork and ae not paid for htit ' kork
Vit tney'superV&e rtywork1 and hold
- me respoimpl.. r a, ," . ,, J '. 1
'. IT- h.u.tA n't
Change it to. macadam; the grading
is mlreadjr done and you hav a fine
foundation. ' :
r Just her let me say a word about
the automobile and roads. We hav
a law- limiting th speed of an auto
mobile to 20 miles an hour and this
law should be enforced. An auto
mobile doe very little damage at a
moderate. rate of speed but don't let
us; condemn an automobile whan we
load two or three Ions on narrow
ttrewagon. - ...,-...:. i
. "By building sand clay roads ; we
can cut the eost down and; from th
$100,000 we can build a large num
ber of miles 'f road instead of the
three miles the county is now build
ing esehyear.' Tou will not find much
opposition to th means that will re
sult in building so many miles of
good 'roads without increasing your
taxes. It ean be don in this county
laa l( ls been don in others g There
Ihrno mson why Cabsrttnrhotld not
issue $100,000 or $200,000 bonds for
"It Cmhtrrrtn ia nnt vine and readv
to'lsBu- WUbas'shA build s system
that would support him. i i
Several days ago Mr S.-T, Cannon,
vice president-bf the Cannon" Msan-
factoring. Company, tendered .lw Po
sition to Policeman Br&sweH offer
ing .him a considerable increase tin
salary from what he is receiving hVe.
Mr. Braswell . accepted the position
and agreed to go there. This closed
tb contraet so far aa th company
and Mr. Braswell were concerned, ut
when Sheriff Honeveutt waa eonsilt-
d n the matter he refused to ap
point Mr.' Braswell a deputy Sheriff.
This censed friends of both the po
liceman and the sheriff to discuss the
matter: i It ta argued tba the .Can
non Kamifacturing Company, owns
(Kaanapolia and pays all tb ta and
also .pays .the salary o tb oqlcer and
for this reason they hav. a right;' to
bir .a-saant j i On the other band?. -it
is said that jSheriff ,. Honeveutt ke-
long$JC sh 'sopposite political ; paf ty
anej-fnat n ts 'uoibiiire' Tignr iiung
Dohticallv. id' not appomtug a Dem
ocrat. The. policeman's frieadjsTaiso
make the statement-that' "the fees
from the deputy sheriff's job there
amount to less than 1300 a year, and
if it was not for th mills paying the
salary they would not hav a polite
officer.. -: . .
. When seen by a Tribune reporter
Sheriff Honeyeutt said that he did
not appoint Mr: Braswefl to the pb-
iskion, but- gave no ' speciflo reason,
stating that,1,' he could, not do it!)
Mr. Braswell stated that he did
accept th place because of the in
crease In --salary iut that be . liked'
ConeoTd; that ha wasv jcentfyp:j se
elected to the foree and Sf fluid 'serve
out his time provided lie gave satis
faction. He expressed no, bitterness
toward the Sheriff but stated thathjs
Masons for not appointing' him wefi
?! icsl.-'V' .';', ';
; . The flnnMrt T..t WllrWi i 3Q
county' all of lh g.iodsexep:tiOtirM.-f (wt together and make
ire seciion oi me Mount rieasaut.eu w(uui uwi
road ar not nw roada, Tb thing! '
that fileaaed ma most was not thJ Confarenc Home.
asphalt binder on""th ;"Ka'nnapblisr Tb fetatesville" tiidmark eontain-
. .... kA. ; j i.-. . . J
roaa put tne jaci in
tondeflf-waa keeping
alnnff' the. side' of th
1L.' lf.4L.j:.l .
ml .toe ,supennr ,ing a, oncwrjr ui muii
h'e'.Toad , bed, terano which meets in thai city next
e road in eood ..Wednesday. Bom of the homes aa-
three- toa MC This is jo Un;with , " BeV . PItd lhanr-, C?,
th system or maintenance that the well. ". iwlfc
Rtste advocates.. The same i true I ' Rev. J. X Eads D..V, Ball, m
on;th. Mciunf ,nasflt ;xoa4-jaJtkit t Iv?n1ff-W.
form, or. matntenanee-, W tne cause nie enooiL, v, y4t ?f,iiV'-aii
of G'ujIfor4 county .winning the first
prue in iuv gwv iveue luit yw, ua
KstionalfHighway, T i :ift.
."'..In dealing witn th probUm. aa t
presents tslf in this county w must
get, th roads put or pouues. pom
eountla bav a,, law requiring . that
- b't-t (v
3h--Mrs. D. .
. Wr,V,1oMton-Hi,,B.1,v,bBv fon
W..R, OolWB:B.,:McUughlM!ul
.Walter; Tttompson-jopr m sau
a certain number of th road eoaimi-iTboinpson.c ,, , i(lr, mihv niii v
sionerf must b f the minority party.I ;;,p.,,B, Cpltrau-I,MA.Bbrril. Y
Wbn yon get. a good road man keep mil -in ;u" iin Jail j
, bin,, no. mattes what bis: politic mayj' ,Jh numsro frUudstit airs. B.
bs.Therain .nupqlitics: in odealing F. Boget. will be glad U know-,thai
with, snod roada bv th natioaal cob h ts- ahl U,b oat. gain waiter b-
, ' r . . i 1 T- Q .. . . i - ( I. ,4
grees. neaa in uemoernue an nam ing eunuuew w nr
publiea'n platforms . and they both.' night on aeeoupt f Ulncaa. ,
:r.iu ii.fy.T .,,1- . 4.1 ..ve- a .
The mnoie lnvflra " 'iit flnnprtrh ' lnt
rare opportunity last night ' to1 en
joy a real musical treaty lrai 's
eemes to them only onoe in a while.
Th . Metropolitan' Concert Company
composed of, a mixed quartette,
each member of which is
finished artist, showing thorough
training and , high . culture." The
harniuw personality, of Miss,M)Uer
attracted d eBS thai) ben deligbj-
tuit eontrauo voie. not! ever sa.u per
sons' were in th- andielie, hoV-thls
reception of such a CQmpany gen
uine artiste is discouraging rto kl ef
forts i id orovide btar toeoole Nrith
class of entertainments that instruct
and elevate. '. ., ,
'-:y. I!. 11; Uf if(lnl :!),,) Y'
Saiisbruv Post. 2nd; - -"4'.V-"
Grantte Uuarry. four miles Irom
Salisbury on the Norwood Branch of
bbe Southern, experienced, the big
gest fire in its history at 10:30 o'clock
List night. : The store house and goods
of T. J. Lvefly A Sons, dealer in
general merebandist. th residence of
Mr. Lyerly, the dwelling of Mr. Ueo.
Dry, and thbuob Methodist enaren
wr destroyed bf th flames. The
fire, it is understood, fetrated in thj
store, origin unknown, and spread ,o
the, dwellings and to th church build
ing. Total lose, estimated at $10,000,
partially cowered -.by insurances 1
fi
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Teiegraai averva xsii morsr
' ' ing Shows Our City Water
k Para. V. Z'
Mr. Oeoree fit. Butledw.'8n-
' Jjpriatendat of fur city water '
'plant, received the following.
telegram at 11 JO this morning ,
from State Board f Health V
" Analysis , not completed,
but auffieieat to show that tbr -T
i no pollatiou in your ty
wauii" f;. I : ,
' This gratifying nw to
th water boajd and to our
people. The apflouneement a
few day ago by tb . Stat
Board of Health that there waa
pollution in owAaty wstcr sup
ply was aa if a bomb had ex
ploded in our.'.midiit, and at
once the "probable cause was
eought for. It Is now believed
that by aom -nnfortunat cler
ical error was responsible for
tb statement being mad. -,
Superintendeol , Rutledg
stated this moriiing that th
board would, addpt every pre
caution just as 'if th water
waa polluted, Engineer Whit
waa bar' yesterday and with
the local official made an, inr
spection. Tbey decided to use
calcium V hypo-chloride as a
means of purifying the water.
One and eheuarter pounds
will be used to every one hun
dred thousand gallons of water
pumped. TbiM -oxidises the or
' ganie matter in the Water and
removes' the danker. ,' At th
same time the proper precau
tions should not be done away
with' entirely until detailed
' analysis shows' that the trou-
1 ble is obviated.'
J'-"
WITH THE OHTJBOHES.'
Associat Befonnd Presbyterian.
Preaching at 11 m. and 7:30 p.
m. by the pastor. . Sunday school 3
i tb Pwpl Has and Bs
H .- vWi Wk Ooast And O. ' j ' '
.Mrsl M. :. CoH is spending th. day
in CbarlotU. , ,. ... r . :'
Mr. UW. Braaier is spec dins' th
isy in Chariot t. .- .. '-.I .-
Mrs. B. K.' Black! ts vi-atint rUv-
tivs In Chariot t. .. ,' ','
Mr.- C T. Troy ka gosw to Libar-
ty t visit hi asotber. :
Bcv'i D. C. Cox, of No. 6 township.
i visitng his son in Qrnsbor.
Mr. C B. Sear i spodin th
day in Salisbury on buaiavKS. .
Mr. Cland Bamsaur haa ton ' to
Greensboro on Short buainesi trip.
Mr. Q. B. Caldwell, of Moaroe, is
visiting his father, Mr. A. Cald
well ,
Mrs. O. P. Asbury, of Charlotte,
spent yesterday bar with her sister,
Miss Josephine Smith. " ,
Bav. and Mrs. J. W. Lafferty, wbe
attended tb Boss-Lafferty wedding,
bav returned to their bom in 8um
merville, S. C ,
' Miss Beseis Oainey, of Cumberland
county, who haa been visiting Mrs.
D. L. Bost, has gone to Ashetoro to
visit friends.
Miss Mary Barrier,-of Mt, Ulla,
who haa been visiting Miss Constance
Cline, baa gone to Salisbury to visit
friends. ' ,. . .
DAtH or xu a. x w. phajjl
WQ-JEaW . Qmmt4 Lady ' aaaai
, Avar tkav Ax.t 7 TarJ
Mrs.. & B. W. Pharr ded Triday
aight at 'dock at tb kesa of bar
daoghur, Mrs. B. ib .WaUhaU,. a
ncankliai after aa illness of
or than an aMntb doratiea. Mrs,
Pharr war bora October 3, 1&39) ts
Nv l-i township, hi eurty,- oo
oa mil from Harriabnrw, andwaa
th daughter f tb late Mr. Bobsrt
Cochran. Sb -was reared in !isf 114S T,
eouaty and -married Mr.' a E. . W.
Pharrr who died several years ago."
She is siirviTed by twe' brothers.
Capt, Robert Cochran and Mr. John
M. Cochran, bf, Charlotte, on sister,
Hrs.' D. B. Pcniek, of Teiaa. and
three daughters, Mrs. C. H. Morrison,
of Spencer, Mrs. R. L. Walthall and
Mum Etta Pnarr. ' Mrs.' Pharr had
been a member of tb ' Prsbyterian
church sine childhood and wsS A wo
man of consecrated Christian ' char
acter. " '. ."'. v f-I
Th funeral waa held at the horn
this, afternoon st ' 3 o'clock . and
was eondncted by the 'pastor of ' the
deceased, Bev. Dr. J. ML Orier. ,-',Ths
interment waa mad . . at , Oakwood
eemetery. 1 .''.,'.' ',' ',
Fare Hext Wednesday tflght
Spook Island, a laughable force
in three acta, will be given by home
talent under auspices ot the King
Daughters' Circle for the benefit of
charity work, in th opera house Wed-
KUSIOirAlT eTJJn'-
ir)llli --.ii
Tkaraday,' Ifs'wi 1st .'lwntk 0
v.. wmt asLsuoom uasrea,
Morning
' 100 Devotional israa ' Mies
May Wkite. ' - i-.i,.-.i .
' JO-Talk by Hist; Mslissa Mont
gomery. . .
,.,D0 Hws aoinatf .reports jef lnie
sioa work by twpraatstivs a Uf
tsrent aeawnmstiotw. y j,-.r .r'j
nesday night, November 8. The Cir
cle feels that it 'will have many de-
Mr. Prank Cline, who is teachins I mands'thui "winter, and is' eiving liis
school at Clemmona, Forsyth eonnty, play- for the purpose of raising the
is Spending th day her with his necessary funds so as, tq continue
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Cline.
the good work in which it is already
so earnestly, engaged.
lb lollowing young ladies com
pose the personnel; i. Misses Mary
Hendrix, Bell Means, Maggie Hen
drix, Marguorite Brown, Helen Pat
terson, Alice Brown, Miriam Dum-
Mr. and Mrs. L. C Caldwell, who HK,.N.it,' V, .?ttw8
have been her for several days, Mr. rf-w-"6,,,
Greensboro Record: Miss Ruth
Coletrane, of Concord, is visiting Mrs.
R. M. Taylor, at the home of Mrs.
Q. H. Royster, the mother of ler hos
tess.
. Tirsi trastertelriahniA
Preaching service yX jX V n. and
30 p., m, by, the pastor, .. Sunday
school t 3. p, in.,,., ..! ,'., . ;;'! ;
Tirst Baptist! (Sh nrclu ,,: ''ti'i
Preaching . tomorrow . morning at
ll o 'clock and in - the evening : at 7
7. Sunday school at 0:45 o'clock.
Oantral Methodist Ohnrclu ..:
Services tomorrow morning at 11
and in the evening at 7 . o '.clock.! This
will be the last service conducted, by
Mr. Durham as pastor of this, church;
Packag OontaMnc $20,000 u Myr
tariously Missing.
' Lynchburg. Vs., Nov, 3. Whilt it
is impossible to secure official infor4
mation relative to the robbery it was
learned, here today that a. registered
package, disappeared from the Unit
ted Stater niul here some time last
1 riasiy,! nig;m t ana , poswu inspeoiors
are , now desperately hunting for the
$20,000 .contained' in th package. It
.understood ;ihe missing money was
consigned oy a JHueoeia, w. va.,
bank to a eon'esDondent in New York
UHV. MIOUICU TIW UBUlCBlUJ, lira BU1U-
pers or the consignee are , not yet di-
Mrs. J. P. Campbell, 'a returned
missionary from Korea, is expected to
make an address at the Jubilee meeting-next
Tuesday evening at' '70
o'clock at Central Methodist church..
Caldwell representing the1 Southern
Railway in several eases in court, re
turned to their home in Statesvill
yesterday.
Mrs. W. J. Adams and son, who
hav been visiting Mrs. W.. C. Hous
ton for a wk kv returned to their-
bom in Carthage. . Judge Adams ha
gone to Cherokee county, where be
will bold, court next week.
A strong east ' insures a good en
tertainment for ' ptensure seeker
next Wednesday night." All seats will
be' sold for 50 cents. 1 Children under
12, 35 cents: .' : ;
0s ur Pwny Column It Pays.
Mrs. H. & WiUiama.
13rf)0-Prayr ervie-Mr. K. L '
Cravan.' I'.rmM ' mu ... - ; i
: r. :.. Aftiim tesslenv . - x
1K)0 LunclMKm, followed by three . '
minute talks by Mrs. C. P. MacLaugb-
lint Miss Myrtl Harris, Mrs. Oeorg '
Richmond, Mrs. H. 8. Williams, Mrs. '
J. Pi OampbelL-". '?;.... ,-.:. -v:
2K)0 Talk Koom by Mrs. 3. ,
Fairman Preatem. . ... vi,.? v'.
2 J5 Denominational Rallies, oa . -., 1
ducted by presidents'of th different -societies,
Mrs. Jas.J C. Gibson,' Mrs.
R.;a Harria, Mrs. W. C Hoosteav , ,
Mrs. a N. Watson, Mrs. W. H. Can-
ey. Miss Constaae Clin. V , , :. ' '
2:45 Report from Rallies. '''
3:00 Adjournment. v r " "";. .:
Brsninc iIob.'-'' . s:; -
7:30 Mass asjtin . 'a Zion l -l
Hatt'Vby.boir,i,r
Devotional seme. Bv. Plate Dm
ham. ' '' '; ' " ';, '- -' v
Plea to " ' Christian ' America," s
Toung People of Forest Hill MHho- '
dist hureh.-i. Mf.hi :Wui"fi'. "C'j,1'
, 8 rf)0 Addwas, .Mrs. 4. . P, Camp-
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Cpen request of. th attorney icw -s
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chsrges against Policeman Brsswsll v ,
will b bld on Monday night, Kovem- . :
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parties Interested wiU1 pleas attend V?:
hearing with, whatever, svidene they f -wish
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Prof. A. Si Webb reeently ompIt . .
ed the erection of a nie esidenee A
on BeB avenue, and 'is moving bis '
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