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VOL DUB SIX; NUMBER 76 •
fO DIE, NUMBER INJURED, AS GAS WELL TAKES EH
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tfptaKffor ModeraiW
Bofling F#r Indian Springs
L Awarded By Educatiaa Board
E. F, Taylor Will Build
Structure to Tjtfce
Place Five One-Teach
• • ? er Schools; Provide
for Addition to Gran
< tkapi School; (ioldofc
boro Plumbing and
Heating Cow Gets Heat
Plant Work
Ooaioct (or n modern school build
in* Cor India# Spring* towartlp and
/omtrsct for o four room odd tloo to
Oraatkam reboot war# lot by tbo
Worn# county board of adoration ta
sßnoial ooolon yeeterd*y. P. F.
Tcyrtor land contractor, voir t«e tow
btddar ovor five contractor* 1* oach
Inland*. Both projrate udU ho
completed by suit September..
Tbo Indian anKjp building woo
contracted to Mr. Taylor for W,-
000 It wtU bo o raven roooa brick
fctroctoao van no ooditortom ooolto*
400 aod win ho both along oeoopUd
•ohool plan* f Tbo bonding will bo
located oo tbo Ml. OMv* and Savon
B (Tioga rood add Will take the place
of, flvo 000-toaobar acbooia which
havo pteviausly served Ike onctioa.
One-toachor eehoola to bo ooltod
upoa oompioUoo of the oow Indian
Ito lW htt!l«Bg or*. Hatmna, Father,
India* Springe. Smith and Glendale
A hegtho* plant sußtcieat for the
pood* Os «bo MW building will be lu
*<alto* hr |ho Opldohoro PlnmMog
aod Haatto* Oompany The plant will
coot MPMStoiHiiy IMM.
The fhor rotes odditioo to tho
"milbite litrrrT ~~ ~ J ~ sooeooary
by iho pUad|r nMr«*e« to oarottomot
at thto «M. WflTn It became o
consolidated confer the enrollment
wo* afFrotesfcltety too. T%# year
uet rlooteg tho on roll moot wot M4<
Addttioo of tho four additional room*
will coat teJW
Tho Qsidahoro Plumbing and
llaalia* Coeapeay wee awarded con
tract tor tho eaten»!<m to the hooting
plant at Grantham Thla work will
coat IMM.
Completion of the Indian Hpiinfe
building and tho conaolidatlon project
expected to bo approved at Seven
Springe next Tuesday wIU lean only
one one-teacher school in Wayne
county next year. Thle will be locat
ed at Boot's Stetfere A few year* age
(held WIW twenty-nine onc-teachee
•etioote ta the couury
FEDERAL MOTRS
PLAN CAMPAIGN
t*• , ' U
Brook* Smith Mid French Ine..
Will Handle Account
*g B^^M^oaao
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Federal .Motor Truck Company on
Bounces that eftot've Immediately It
ndvertiaia* program will be hsndlo,
Jpf Brook*. Smith and French. Inc
i'eiroit. Plans at* n»«ady under may
for an laUaalve advertising and m;r
’ itrimMl ta hehalf of*the
well known Pedernl track*
BdliMH S BPOOM, Smith and
Preach, lac ~w*n doe Hnrpetr fe to*
puuaok pl tele igencY for UTW
elve utwrkonfintng ability In brtng
ing ahpnl Jhmtsor nnlea control right
# »***? to. animat, par
‘■Hkoeppvt; *O4.
K«Oe*ed~te th* ihlrd major accoua.
-* to cbßßrpH teteTtos of Brodhs. Spate
and Preack. Ine.. within the pegt 4*
days. It'followed dtos* upon the heels
of The •parho-tPfttlilpptoa Company.
Jackeeg. mafcoro of Pperton Radio end
■parte* Hsru, nod the Norge Cor
poratlap Detroit, mnnaufncterer* of
eleotrldal fmrioorflluß analpment.
Perenan of the steady as pan d m of
Uwir business, Broeka, Smith and
I*l cr.ch have recently made eeve- al -d
dittoes to their staff, the latest beta*
Mean H Heeaick, who Jotoed the copy
departgteUt taot wotei. -
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READ |N THE MORNING JVHILE MINDS ARK FRESH—READ BY BUfIfEKS, BEKORt: THEY BUY
COMMENCEMENT
TALK IS MADE
L. C. Braude* of RaM|k De
ll verm Addraus st Ctsulag st
•* M*m- -i -Ne V Oft Hpfig*p ■-- etar-ottatai
The approaching school election at
Seven Springe waa made the theme by
L. C. Broaden, cute anpci Intendent of
elementary education In an address
Which concluded Seven Springe flaala
Wednesday evening .
To e crowded auditorium, Mr. Brog
den reviewed In stliring fashion th*
duty which evary eectlon of every
county owes to ita children. He de
clared that tb* approaching geboot
eletlou at Satan Springs would de
termine whether or not the people of
t*e section wished the beat things
tor their children.
The election which Mr. Brogden
made his theme will take piece neat
Tuesday and It la a proposition to
consolidate the Berwick and Zion
schools with the Berea Spring*
schools In e special A school
tan over and above the regular county
levy would he provided to give sup
port for oil eight months term.
The Berwick school la a on o teach
er school and th* Zion school la a
two-teacher aohnot.
Much iatereht la being manifest la
Urn approaching election and at pr.-a-
Ont the sentiment seems to be ta> faror
VOTE TO BREAK
WITHRUSSIA
Hoorn of Couuuomii Approves
Mot* by 8 to 1 Vote at
Show Down
LONDON. May M-4P>~ The Brit
ish government’* decision to brook
iff diplomat’s and trade relatione
with Rnasla waa approved by the
House of Commons tonight after an
(■citing debate when the l}onse by a
vote of 367 ta 111 adopted a motion
to thla effect moved by the Coneer
vntlvee ' ~ '™
The waa already made
certain early In the debate when the
foreign secretary snnourxvrt the gor
rrament't determination t 0 treat the
labor motion, calling th- in'nlstorlal
policy In question and demanding an
eaai’try by a select committee into
all the circumstances before such a
grave decision ha* taken, as a vote
of censure Further, the secretory
Intimated that nales* the ministers
i.btslued a vote of confidence la their
policy toward Russia It would he
their duty to resign and ask Che
Country for a verdict.
Plant SpecialUt Finds
Spud Crop Dying For Rain
ft t« tba dry weather which fr
catblnu the prodouuced yellowing I
ui ariit l us —tote tears* la Ah
Ml. Ulilv* secttoil, rather than dl*
•ur •• grower* had thought daidßht
tag to 0 W rant; or the plant d»«
•Mr dlrl»ton oT'BtaleTullaga.’TOiT'
ilfb Mr. Kant baa just completed a
careful Impactkw of Ibc affected ter
>.*»”• OS
The plant apeclaliet qgras cal Id!* It)
tb# oejaty by County Ageat A. K.
Robarlaou at the request of a Mat
bar of prominent truck grower* of tb*
4Ji Oliva aactloa. They requested tb#
vtek after a proaouacad yellowing
and dying of leara* wear wide ftald>
of early citato** bad baea reported
Advice* from Mt. OIW* yeatarday
war# to thy effect that the dry spate
la that aactloa ha- ■■•• Led -#r*aw*
proportion* aad that ualaa* tbera la
a rain ahortly. th# potato aad bean
crap will ha a compute fallura
Th# follow lag •umßdptloo of the
GOLDSBOBO, M. C. FRIDAY* MOHNING, MAY 87. 1887
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Social Mervicd Work WUI h* Bm*
permea wy ntwiy nncci*
m Council
~ • YCStitfthnled)
On Thvnday evening. May IHh, *
group of ooloed clttwna representnig
Ute different negro organlgaUoaa in
the city met at the call of the workers
In charge of social service al the
DUlard high school At thle meeting
the eocal worker presented to the
group the 'dea of a councils of Negro
OvgeaisaUoae There were fifteen
person* prentnt at tote atorttog aod
ill were h«nrtlly In accent with the
movement - Last night the seme group
met again an dadopted the consti
tution of the organisation and elect
ed officer* for the remainder of thto
yaar. . it .-
The purpose of sthe organisation as
nxpraeaed by tAF oonntintipn "shall
be for .the factoring of dvic pride, the
promotion of health end recreation
and nil phases of life that shall tend
-W promatg progrnw and better liv
ing conditions among ue as a grpuy .”
The work of the orgaalsetlon shell by
carried on through the committees on
health aad sanitation, taw enforce
ment. child wftfnra. parks, and play
gro-inda education and houa'ng
The following officers wars a toe ted
Dr. B. T. Gordon, president; Mrs
. teereleca MjggtwXV yioe praaldens,
Marion 8 Nicholas, secretary ( Prof
B. It Bootle, aaat. secretary, and
-Mrn. Annie IS. ftort. trenaorer
The council meets the first Monday
In each month at the DUlard high
rebate. *
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FINE SPEAKERS
FOREBEMONT
RwuMtet of A. C. C. uM Juntkg
ClarknOft to Make Addrgwwo
—I--. At Fiarnln :
kKmMOMT, May 2A Commence
nsreiees will begin at the Fremont
High School next Sunday morn'ng
and end Ttinaday night. Dr. H. 8.
Hllley, president of Atlantic Christian
college, will deliver the baccalaur
eate sermon in the school auditor 1 urn
on Sunday morning at 11 o’clock .'
Class exercises will be held by
the Senior eaten Monday evening al
1:14 tf-cteck. * —
Graduation exercises are scheduled
lor Tuesday mornlg. The address will
be del'vered l»y Hon Harlot Clarkson,
associate Justice of Ike Supreme
court of North Caroline. Twenty elx
Senior will receive diplomat, aeveg
boys and nineteen girls.
r The Senior play Tuesday evening at
*-U o'clock, will bring th* commence
meat exercises sad the school year
to a clone
FOI.'RDBR niBIBTfAN
CVBKATOB DEAD
NEWTON. Mass. May M-UIV-
Dr. Francte B. Clark, founder aad
president of tho ’WQorld Christian
Endeavor Ltec'ety. died st Ms home
here today.
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condition about M» trttvc waa tas tied
lor Mr. raat by t ojnty Agent Rob
eytaou yesterday
"The potato crop la Wayne aad otb
aew 4m g f m f
an f"
plant# and field* la aoeoral localities
Tba pronounced yellowing, and dying
< f leavoa, upda making «t» ftipf «p
I aaraice. wa»'thoughtgrowers In
ereral Instance* ta reeult from dte
enaa, because <g tb* uncommon occur
reuce of this conditio* at tbt* saaaoa
wtfhla tb* past saw day*, bowavar,
tha rondlt'on baa bacoate general
< a ratal examination of many plant*
• homing pronounoad yellowing fail
ed to Indicate that tha condition was
tha direct raealt of d'ggae* It I* vary
pratable that the yellowing and wilt
tuu eg plant* ba* rweilted from a
Wire aapply Insufficient to prop
'tfrly maintain and aourlah tb* loaVa*
gatf-steme formed earl'er In th# eea
t*OU."
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D» Diuki-Doul
j Big Booze Raid
11 .1# nf ~
Get Twu M*b,% QutentHy of
Whllkljt OMrMllth i\nd roor
1- OM 7 HM>. Ita
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Items: one M jkalkw si ill seised.
' 6.1 galloas of 4p°M* )l>B a capturad.
| two men placed fuder arikßt, ope
, >UII pleat deal rout'd and st ven her
, rate of tx'i-i poured out. Banh is enm
-1 mu tort* an# net ptu*vd- »(a
two whiskey rahfc coaducked Into
, Fork tewnnhip jletnrday /afternoon
by Deputies KorAgdy. Smith, aad
Gardner S
While the y ae*c» Aed for a
hidden atiil not puray mDen from
1 Coot’s mill n while mna and a
regro attempted to etral from the
woods. They were hatted m»e whit#
:uen. Frank \fWieraon. bad a five gal
lon demijohn full es whiskey. George
AUtoliU .u, raw tern. iictJ a MUii
case to whlrli he had e haJf-gallon
In bottle*. Uimn Hi-urcbing An*tin, of
j'l'wr* found n pistol t-oucenled upon
hi* person.
- VV'Hkerson will face trial for having
whiskey la bin poeneagton for the
purpose of «*)•, god Austin will Cnee
trial for Illegal poueetlon of whiskey;
and carrylag a cenaeated weapon. .
The depul lea brttegbt their prlson
(II to the rltjr and netirned te r*-
Minu their interniikcd search (or the
atilt llut mendtima H had bank *|pr
I ted away. They found the site, how
ever. end poured <>«l seven barruls of
lie’r f
Earlier In the nrlkruooii the dhput
and nelxad a fifty gallon still on
th* N*u*e river InlpMl* not far from
flaw j*— ,■ '
MORE ACXIAIM
FOR LINMERGH
Mifkly and IxnrKr of Park* Mr
In Public rviebralioa lu
■saw t
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PAWIB. May M -DPI-GteriDed by
ell Paris today. Capta’n Charles Lind
bergh wae hailed by the entire popu
lace of the capital, the mighty end
the lowly, as the greatest hero that
ha* art sea since the war. Nevsr has a
private rltiaen of alien lead received
•nch a demonstration affection and
adimvntion a* the yonag American
aviator wan accorded as he rode
throjgh the street* of Paris thla af
ternoon to receive the rity'a homage
Item* tvllAlh wjul fseisser flaee tinfa mwmJt
■•■gk wtiui j ■1 ni wwvTrVR vfmp*h wars - *****
handerchlefs by the tens of thouasada
and tneaing flowers In hla noth, ae
cialmed the youth as tb*y have no
other individual since WoOdrow Wil
son came to Europe with the promise
of e fetter world.
. Pour day* alresdv bad passed since
the young American brought his
monoplane dhwn on the noil of
Franc*, but todnv waa Ttov. Gret oc
■ salon the people of irnnee were
elvwn to see the wnirtd’d hero pwag
in formal parade All of hi* other
days had been occupied le official re
ceptions arranued hr fore remenl of
ficials and other of Influential post
r tteun. jl_ :
As It this was a nubile holl
My-—the Feast of the Ascenalon
and the panpLi td Pari* at inn* were
free to me thr man wlutet name Km
been on eVerr iffUo MtUNH*
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vTTUWT 18* n "InT^r" TWvY
► Tlned tlfi. •broad'and RWlWnn PHA«»f
Klysna* god crowded )nlo Jh# epee
’ ions place De \A COijcnrd# and all the
’ •p#c»* «l'—r -.ihcr *sstots as
1 tor as the JAreei Manure tn (rout
> the prnlclpal hotel, where the maul
ctpellt* bestowed Its fnll«s« honors on
1 the -g-tnicfipi of fIW flight
The procession passed in m’d
afternoon hennath a bright sun and
, cloudless shy with the soft br*a*«» of
Mav In the' nlr. It was a perfect day
tjo hall a conquering hero '
1 He dined tonight with one of pis
' own countrymen, the councillor of (he
-embassy, to wlione tably on'v ten
* others had beep bidden for the fsk
' Mi hern t<>u fatiguing te permit more
1 then e quiet evening for the youth
I whom France as taka a to r sprees at
the spirit es Amertea at tto fleset
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GRAWTRESim"
ALUMNI OFFICE
Wl'il G* te New York te Ceu
tiuue stuuy te Atanrt Re
tetieenklen
CHAiPEL MULTIBay ft-fteniat
L Amt, Rxei niln Rm uliii j of the
General Alumni AtsoclaUoa and Bdi
Not o the Alumni Review of the Uni
versity of Norih • *rollna for th* last
fivw yean, today teaderad hi* rate*-
nunoo to Alfred M Beales, president
<»f the General Alumai Association, I
to take effect in October:.
J Mr OnuH go*# to New York,
When he-will devote the aegt ” twi
vear* to a specialised study In the
field of alumai re la tome made poeei
ble through a grant of the Carnegie
Coroporatloa to the University. 4
committee ta administer the fund to
comp<mad of President Chase ( chair
man: L R. Wilson, H. W. Oduax
and R. M House, secretary
Tto saccessor to Mr. Grant has
aot/bem named, hut th* appMMm*at
am baht y stUkHMUtiUthhi
la* of th« hoard- of director* at
'k>mmenc*meni A committee com
poaod of Clem Wrighl. chnlrniM; /.
W I'mat-ad, Arthur Ana ugh. George
Watts Hill, and R. B Hone*, ha*
town appointed by President Seale* tn
recommend a SUccaesor and to ang
geel the future policy of die Mined
t lon regarding Its exnontivn ataff.
The committee held Its Drat met
ing hen today aad planned a» open
session for 1 o'clock Friday afteranoß,
Jnae ». at which time rscommenda
tloaa aa to a possible succesaor may
U made. 1
MAROONED BY
FLOOD WATERS
A
I Hail Refuted to Bnltevn Thtlr
Hm«i would B« mum j
J by Rtelae Bm
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ROUGE. La., May M~
f (d’l—Reconstruction of the Bgod de
vastated area of Louisian* will cote
6-1,000,000 aad will not he completed
antll neat year. Col. w. H ■alllvan.
chalrntpa jbf-. the 9*6F fieconatrno
tlon committee, said hem today after
a tour of Arkanaa* with Bodretery
Hoover 6
“We intend to Uk* case of every
Rood tafferer until he to q>a hla feat
and producing again," said Cte. Bte
llvan “and In that way keep anr ter
mer* aad laborer* la th*, stats'* •*'' 1
NEW ORLEANS. May M._OTi-j
Hnadredn es pnrenn* 4n th* upper tip,
Os potm Coup.., t-srmh win maroon
ed tonight by back water* from th* 1
Mr< rru 'T'-rn-'.i n"vrrptng tor.
rente streamed over a railroad **y
hank men t upon which they had relied
for protec lion. JI
Failure to flee at flood warnings 1
bad, kept tha residents to the dflrtrlct <
until the beak waters roo* «afftel«at
ly high to become threetinlug 1
City School Enrollment
This Year Totaled 4,678
fCiHiilJuuui iu tUi: (juidiiboro f*ii i
vhoolt will la all probability raach
v*®° Best year.. Total taintl—lt l»r
WuEMtUSE.fttt
reach** 4,«T». sumt'cs’ IW»m tWV
rhe OfHrr of cownty aapot'lßisadeW
"73r~3r
to rwiotdi for tki part
-».<hool-year from the nfflcs of, A. 0
M » m * * * - -ts M rt ■« -- « —* / Ui^
" j f wi ” »i Tii~— inj’ ~ '«f7 ;
ictimU thr MU MMMB
for white cblldreu In the clip la, 9
All of jtbne or* two story brlch
building* modern %c»iool hWMI
N.imber of white children rnmlN
IMV t o4or*d 1T92 Nunktr of wh't*
children In lb* city Os school ur
<• <o 21) IMS. Colored 2119. l»H|th
of »ebool term for both while- i«d
lolorod. » month* Number of whit*
teachers 94 Numlmr of colored laach
rre 42 Arena* salary per a non in.
while 11200 Oolorod 1920 Valuation
•i all school proparty | B the ally
2750.000 /
HiatlatlcaMor TVhyo* County schools
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An Explosiii, Aid Ring
Pinnacle Flame Is Leatmt
i=2oo FUnAi; Earth Mi*
LINER DAMAGED
IN COLLISION
pw, si aSSh***
ImW
NMW YORK. MV te—(lP)—The |7^
•H.fltM Matson User Matoio. mm*
prince of tha Anterteaa Merchant Ma
rine. with lid persons aboard, today
was anchored at sen IM ml lea from
New York awaiting a tow to this part
after being crippled tea ctelteton on
the Aral day ff her trial crate*.
The Matoio, tie largest and (aat*et
United Staten and Jpat completed tor
•passenger ear vice between Ran Fraa
Mace and Honolulu, ypaterdxy after
noon wm rammed amld-ebipe In e
heavy fog and disabled fifteen mite*
southwest of Naalecket lightship, by
tk* Norwegian freighter Jacob Cfcrle
tennou.
With tor fir* room# flooded with
four feet of water, tto Matoio. flaah
ed call* by radio and Immediately a
dosra ship* started Is tor ted.
Tto Jacob Christensen ateatood an
, d*r tor awn power towaida New York
when other vnaxxli arrivad,
~ tto •tonamr rtefaad. ap* tto
dtedfltor Btetor atood -V tto Matelo
Two tre.roenm and Ute eagtoe mow
of Ute jffltolo * ere flooded and tkc
tow of tto Jacob Christensen, bound
from Ftorty. Eng. ta New tdfk. was
crushed No on* waa reparted tu
tored.
EVERGLADES » J
BURNED OVER
Flrg Which Thraatnand Miami
Covered 188 Mile Stretch
FcrtUc Lgmi^-
•c* mapqpmmm '■ r " < : '-
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MIAMI, n*.. May te.~<#>-Tto
BieVgladee fires that have tour
sweeptafl.along a six mil* fragt fc»
ararly a week |ay* laW full t<
shoot !M square nllrn of fertito tend
Ytooll Watson, county oomnJnnteunr
estimated tonight after an aerial ur-
W of tto burning district He Re*
tat l* tettps «« tto tra* and th*
n» “‘v*riTt4*fi mu fur f*fi nr (tjtirt» Bf*
from a lAM foot etevatioa.
slow If creeping Same*, beadtar
their efforts toward digging tranche*
te break tto apvead A Sett of true
tors was seat Into tto Brargladea te
candy dolls as favors while th* hoy*
were In ao danger as they fought «R
natural tra hranke
a t upenU from the Cly of Qaida
boro arhooia aa goiten from iba offic*
«f J. T. Jernam. eugertalsadeat «
rownty reboots show Wombat w
hiifii school# far «nitt dhiMrta 1*
JK M&LtJhtL wrJ* A- 1 9A
Ollrn N amber of white i.achara 149
Colored ?V Nambar of white cbM
drtia ia school 4125. Colored |OM.
aa* ia to IX4 9192. Calaradl IXO9
Length of »chool t*rm ia Wayni
<««Mr far whit# child re*. » lafnb
ban • nmntha, all 4b*r* bar* (
month* Colored sc Moot* bar* f
tioniba (arm. Nambar as baa llaa*
for school abfldrea M. Th* year bo
for* tht* there w*re M. There la on*
baa line far eofore* children, of Um
high xbool of Ml Oltf* Value as
white school property MtUtt, Val
ue of colored school property |T»,-
oaa. *
Os the tea high schools tor while
children, 4 aft JUatord aibnh,
(Conti*nod aa Fa«s Twol
.>i,4
*mirn« I
The Associated J
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- Gas AArs
i HAN row, Tw* toftr
•in A uw«r aTltowa ta SbM*w
Nr tfcnwpi mp |fe» jmm| •£
g|j mml
f«K •( !*• an SpPlMn
whtoh Aw* mm wore kSM )|B
at m* mtm s|m»* Stop ml
»«••• *r i—< pissaaipO
h« dead and ••nff tMVIA
h -n rewwad aa< •*»?
4. - 4 ' *■ -* - 1 ■ -Jit
v*ent wwifui on HTtlf CM M MP
refOVCrllf tilt lUi.
The tenth «*Ut|lMnMh
i Partite worato* ft
-, t« |.|4 ra ■>,. -Ua * NMI^W
’ lAsorswion * anfls hb
«i«n whoa th# MaiMmi
Dies.
iw IMIpA Min MMN *M Oth
tint atruetan wnted 'ihfNpiflbtjNMto
fife H Vfw
« ikm • • ’V*HJ
r shook ao^l
•dd'ac to the < »rnf as tfca WMMS Mi
children haotUjr Nnodi (h*W *«A
tha mhi of
inc forward tor tootofcf Mho hwi
the aarlleet it will bo alBMMdj
•no hoc* of
blaw Much empltofea *4
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