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ATTEND
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Great Cturti. House
Campaign of Chamber cf
Commerce Start. .V .
IfERT ONE URGED TO
COME
Another Meeting at Same Plac
- frlday Night To Henf ...
Cqmpalgn Reports; I
Hare you isecn the man ; with : a
?Gct One" but on ? If you arenot
waaber of the Chamber of Commerce,
fcc soo will be hot on your trail. If
3H are not a member of the Chamber
Commerce,, you ought to beEyer'y
-ciiiroai in New Bern will be, a member
jI the organization that is "boosting"
the city. ' .,. ',,. ' ' , t!.v
Toxaght at the Court House at 8
o'clock the campaign yi I be launched
bp a big smoker. Every citizen in
Jfcr Bern is urged to be, on hand
"Tfce ctmpaign has -been outlined simi
Jar to some that have been so success
fm. in out .great cities.. The City Beau
ttlii Qu a band twjmen in ensely
iarted in tht deve op ent of New
JJcnt vhose interest, unlike that of
.a great many men, does not stop with
.ieinj interested, but who are willing
vte thaw their interest by devoting
jSb and fcard work to the proposition
wUch they claim to be interested
ificiaz to serve a free luncheon, to
present i ember of the v ham bet
4& Craanerce and all those who join
Staling the campaign, in the vacant
-store under the James otel, on Wed
ucday and Thursday nights. Ai
if&at luncheons reports will, be made
tif tic members who are soliciting
want Bembers. Don't fail to attend
,tiK luncheons., The ladies, have made
ocat orenaradons for serving and
rSHwely every member of the Chambei
C Commerce will avail himself of this
we opportunity.
Friday-night at 8 o'clock the cam
jign trill come to a close with a great
m&tiag at the Court House, when the
'rai report of the campaign will be
. . The Secretary will read his
smam-l report, and the eltction for
Doctors for the ensuing -T'ear will
ate place. The election wi'l be by
liallol, and every member of the Cham
fce rf Commerce will have the oppor
Cwsity dl voting for fifteen members
mI riie Chamber of Commercu for
Directors.
Dou't fcrget to be on hand at the
lij smoker tonight at 8 o'clock.
MARSH ON FIRE.
Late Sunday afternoon hundreds of
Xycv Bcra citizens were startled by;
t3CM a dense co'urpn of cmokc arising
firon a point which was, presumably
a the vicinity of "Long Wharf."
Mazy hurried to that point expecting
to tee one or more buildings cnvi&Joped
SUDKER
jm names, out tney i
v;1faBpnt5d. i A mf3l
fl Cy;V ;'1rent ,; river';' cont
" '' .'5sita.kio d hd g ass Is
a flames, but they were very taucfo
iSf 3h TOfcc. distance
conta mt-.ff ttfvcral
li AOS cau. uctti '.n.i' im
tie aibd it was this that caused the
?'; PRCGVAM AT THE ATHENS '
r . TODAY. ; , . 'i ;;
.Tbevgreatc A iTnTifclt.ln the way of
-wandeville can be eccQ today matinee
and tight The Lamont Dao, comedy
axing talking and dancing--featuring
' lSkmncy (in his hairjjin. jlanceJ'C'' A
4dea4 rran ' would come near laughing
l"At Napoleon's C6tnmand :':j
Tins ii a spectacular , war" fiim, in
tw. reels ?00Q cet, portraying tjic
gptMi. emperor lapbljon the. raid i
if he court and upon the batt o field,
' aind is ' hjstorically cHjrrect in every
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Vnien Edith Flayed judje' and!
'' iv-V'ry"-.;:.,'. 't
TiSi the pathetic story of a so-callsd
S scsrraan'sllifei by s the ' S:lig ; Cot
Al siext 'week Chas.Gramlich,, ttd
jJetraied Dutch comcdiou .' aal
sabtoil nusical comtdy company ion-
jMstfog, of 1 1 : perf or inprsrr3( ladi s-t
jnro preseriung , the,,, fgllowin: ; 'ato
"The JlclIikcH Giii'!) 'Run.
5'e,Jutlge,,,.-;.T e Isle o 1'in-
m f, -The Oohicn, Horse Sht",
a '..'.'.:-;"-0 ' Nights , Stanch", ,VV'nH. " .
rAm jiaOiaa 'Rojnaatc'V' ' Owing i i !.r
' sWtjii.h thuicttabolids we cun lav?
k, jnly ctse" hiw Bt'tifh . 'lti! 1 tin
: , tto(nt . od r bast ycU , . Kvury lydv
; AllCJMling lb tln4 Wu.'rcidiy rIfchl
U b presented -ltu a souvenir.
IISOJI KEEPS 11
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Those Who Expected Him to Burst
Forth With Fall-Fledaed.T'
vi'. ' w Program Dissappoiated. ' 5;.
HE CONFIDES NOTHING AT ALL
Result Is ' Daily. Conference and
' Dally Questionings .In . .
' Capital City. V i y " I; 2
Washington, . Feb. 10. When Gov
Woodrow Wilson ; wa'a elected Presi
dent,', ihree montlis ' egO.1 he - was ex
pected by 'his "party1 .leaders- here in
stapily; to, burst .forth . with a definite
program as to his futureplans and a
full-hedged list of .Cabinet, officers.
Instead of this, however, he has kept
his own counsel. He has confided noth
ing definite to anybody who has been
wiHirg to talk about it and has let it
be understood in a variety -of emphatic
ways that he' will pick" his Cabinet in
his own season and pick these advisers
after his own investigation.
This uncommunicativeneps has. re
sulted in an amusing situation, in
Washington. - This uncertainty as to
the feeiings of the next administration
has left countless would-be . advisers
"up in the air". It has caused much
Cuming end fussing on the part of
those Democrats ' who would most
willingly permit th.emselves to be taken
into the confidence of the new Execu
tive. -
On both sides of t' e Capital there
are ' daily conferences ar d daily' ques
tionings. Little groups of politicians
ather around4unch tables or in cloak
rooms and ask each other if ay body
' There is the same mournful shaking
of heads one day as another.
Cceasionally some statesman wiB
confess that he has heard a bit of gossip
from the neighborhood of Trenton, but
he will not urge it as worthserious con
sid.arion He generally prefaces hi?
sotry; with, the remark that he cannot
vouch for liis information.
When by chance some Democrat
akes a pilgrimage to Trenton and
returns to Washington he is immediate
ly surrounded by anxious colleague?.
He" is- scarclied ,for some authoritative
news'' from headquarters; fie is stood
up and ordered to deliver; ho is be-
seiged. Me hnally yet Ins broath in
time and adm'ts that he knows nothing
at all He iterates an(! rjiteraies what
he told to th4 President fJect, but he
is enable to reniembsr anything that
Governor ilson told him., "
Ana, .too, a is arprisin. j jut .now
rcany Lcmowat-i. there arc, who have
nor bi?cn mv ted to J rcnton. .. Many
of them re the most iiljnn' of'c
selors. They are eager to .feclare thwr
loyally to he ; next adimnfetratioh
and want the new Executive o knew
from l heir own lips just how progres
aire' 'they arci:-.yV I- Jr:
Hut there are lew men.-wno are
fhoge;ii, ''.rdgvdiess of the' nim1ier;, wbd
ar .ready, to be Calledi. Many. Dem
crattci Conressaien .have found - eV
cuscs to goVtoTfenloni1i;;They hayt'
not 1 been Cjnvited, vbuV. have a written
ahead and asked for jut i ha'f an hour
or just'llO "minute's fit? the valjab e
time pi ,tne governor,-;, i ncy on y con
f ss to their intimate friends' that they
invited thcmsclv.s to the conferenct
"All ' thia"? Uneasiness "arta from the
fact of course, th:t Governor WU son
is not-ndy,io pick' the people',po
whom he is to lean most heavily in
the ,' next four ; years He wants 'to
weigh cii cf ully; the qualifications ol
'he mjnvwhd are n ged upon him for
Cabinet berths and he wants to see
juct whois who in dongress be'ore he
seJeCU his advisers there.' v
I.sarn flfiT Thru Thlnd:'
Vp to this' time the only definite
news' that has 'tome from Trenton lv
.Tliat. JosSph 'P. "Tumulty-is to:be
the .next Secretary to the PreMdfnt
. '- That ' Gpferndr tV'i son will keep
hands eff the reorganization of the
nextriousc. and Senate in tlie fight
belwetn prormive .'and consct-va
Ives,''; 1-;' -,!'' '
. That he ha cnt word to .Washing
iotk that. he wi'l not disturb, Rcpub'ira
officcho'dcr6 !iose , n-rms expire i
his rriinini'iniiion, but will lit., them
finish tiit-h- tifnc.
, Sf.ime cf tlid .things that- have not
Ut eri teamed arc: U , '' ,
, i fd tit. in the' roxt Cabinet?
Who w to hvo ths distribution' r.
I'ntioni'rf iiVtl'.e variou!' State de'ga
in ttier or not rresiucnt Wi bo
Oican ,. what ,t tie- Hublic --Understood
1(1
E PARADE
Commanded By Dawn MUt Mount-
;ed Troops Will Hate Part j0
., In Great Pagent. : '
TO V WEAR TRIBAL COSTUM ES
Will Lire In Their Own Tepee
1 While In Attendance Upon : '
: , ;.i1nitugura'tion. !'',
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Washington,--Feb. 10-' Dawn Mist,
daughter of Chief Three. Beu-s of the
Glacier , National,' Park Indians, will
command a trooop of mounted Indian
maidens in , the" rava'ry division of
the . woman's ' suffrage pageant here
on March 3. This is said to be the
first time Indian women have taken
any parr in 'the nation-wide mcve-
tr ent f or extending the franchise to
women. ' v
In Dawn Mist's troop will be ten
maidens' all i selected fas being the
mdst refifesehtatiVe'of their tribal cere-
moniaf costu me and be mounted on
Indian ponies, richly caparisoned with
elaborate Indian bead work.
Dawn' Mist' Succeeded in obtaining
the co-operation 'Of Louis ,' W. Hill,
son of Jamqs" J.; Hill, who has agreed
to provide transportation for the young
women. vvnue - in wasningron ine
Indian girls will live in their own
tepees' on" a camp ground provided for
them, " t . '
The cavalry division -of the pageant
is taking, large proportions. It is be
lieved at suffrage headquarters that
nearly 200 mounted women will be dis
tributed, throughout the precession.,
l ne sunragists nave at iasi iuuna a
fr r A? i , t. t a'
bird that can be usedas an emblem in
their pageant. "The red phalarope, an
Arctic bird, which lays its eggs and
leaves them, for the male to hatch, is
the bird. The red phalarope is pecu'
ltarly' fitted for the big celebration on
Pennsylvania "avenue. If the weather
man is right in his' prediction, the
third of March will .be too cold for
other birds than those that conie from.
Arctic regions...
ELKS' NOTICE.
There wilt be a regualr meetiug of
your Lodge tonight at 8 o'clock. Very
important business will be' transacted
You - are earnestly requested to be
presents
T. B. KEHOE. Secty.
T
JACKSONVILLE, I POLLOKSVILLE
i SWANSBORO AND RICBL-
V LANDS MAY PLAY,
v :
rThe basebaU enthusiasts in the little
town'of", Jacksonville a are preparing
to Teorganwe ,? ineir;t. tascDai-ficitiu.
Durfnglthe past' two; ycarsj this itown
has had one' of the best'Amateurteams
in Eastern North Carolina and the'
exhibited 'v'.jtheir ability :"to;. play base
ball.' J,There : Is movernent. -on foot
to organize a four 4eam amateur league
between ' the towns of Jacksonville
Swansboro,:- Pvlloksville- and Rich
lands. ' All boast of good teams and if
they "decide to take this action and
enough enthusiasm can De, worKea up
to give them proper support the cifi
tens living at those places' will have an
coportunity! "of-'i witnessing some ex-
him: to h'ai'e1 said1' when he intimated
tnat ,ne wouia ur ouna nimscit. omy
l.'.'l - J ... ill.. .1 '"I..
with ' progressive? J) ' :- 'trs
Who will represent him on the" floor
of the, Hoo'lndhat?? l "
Wh6a the extfa ItfoiOn ol Longres
will .be CMUcd?.! '.;!;'4;''-?f:
Whether the PrcHdeiit "viil l'ry' o
diive Congress or try to leacr it?
These ari' after all, the question
that' have moit seriously perturbed
thi minds' of impatient' talesmen heie,
and the situation is being enjoyed by
those who cither have a ae rise of hiimof
rr who may, for one reason cr another,
be- dii InterCiti'd.
A. C. L. BUY? NEW CARS.
The Atlantic Coast Line Railwa
Company Saturday "jarcd an or.h
with one of the largcut railway ra
nianuUcturing plants In thn country
for thirtf;'ti Hundred new caro;
thousand box
fl.it cars.
i.its aiie.tluiio h
Oil
MAIDS
SUFFHAG
BIBLE. SWITS:
Fifteenth Annual Conference Will
Be Held In Atlanta March .
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DR. BROUGHTON TO BE THERE
Another Famous London Preacher,
G. Campbell Morgan, Also
To Be Present v
Atlanta,, Feb. JO. The Fifteenth
Annual March Bible Conference will
held ' in Atlanta, Ga., March
7th-l6th inclusive. These Conferences
have drawn annually MinisteVs; Lay
mcftr and Bible Students from all parts
of the county, and from all Evangelical
denominations.' The , conference itself
operates under a charter composed
of practically all ol the Ministers and
Laymen from every church in Atlanta.
It is inter-denominational in support
and non-denominational in teaching,
Rev; Len G, Broughton, D. D. of
London is the Director and President
of the Conference. The following lines
taken from the ca'l which he has i sued
indicate the line of work for the coming
Conference:
As far as possible it is our purpose
to
keep, the Conference this year to
sane Evangelism which must incorpor
ate a -most thorough line, of bible
teaching. So far as I am able to.di
rect the Conference it is to be an oc
casion for instruction and inspiration
''We have been fortunate this year
in being able to .secure the strongest
platform that we have ever been able
to offer, included in this list will be
Dr. G. Campbell Morgan, of London,
who will arrive in Atlanta with ; me
in time Jor the opening and speaking
twice daily throughout the Conference
other, speakers who will be given from
one to" two hours daily will be :Dr.
James M. . Gray, of Chicago; Rev.
J. I. Vance, D. D. of Nashville, Tenn.
Dr. W. R. Wedderspoon, of Washing
ton, D. C; Dr. John R. Sanpey, of
Leuisville, the Baptist Seminary; Dr.
E. Y. Pierce, of Chi ago, Secretary of
the Internationa Sunday School Com
mittee; Dr. W. M. Morrison, of Africa,
D . Lacy Moffett of China. Special
railroad rates have .been granted.
Those desiring further information
are requested to write Rev. John W
am, 78 Luckie Street, Atlanta, Ga. '
H IHE GUILTY
TO
REWARD OOF ?25 OFFERED
C NNECTION WITH GAME
I ! .LAW VIOLATION.
Editor - New Bern Journa :
, ' On the first , page -of your Sunday
issue . appears tn
article. , headed -I
in
Jarge ' carjitalsd'.'Huhtcrf yiolate''the.
State Laws meaning game' iaws
which! U.'trobabf true, of every Stale
in, jthe ,Uuion having, such ' aws, w In
sma er capita s us f u-neaa, : nonn
era men said to be shipping birds to
other' States f Doubtless they .. are
But. these statements dre intended to
be local, in their: application.. ; .
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The Heading IocaV sportsmen" ' Who
informed thev Journal's representative
had "no direciievidence",of the alleged
violation "but , h&4 learned-, it An-an
indirect,- way.!";rThe'rticla proceeds
as follows: t-."That birds re now bp
ing. shipped North Is now beiieved
and tn the future every effort will be
made to "see, if such Is the fcas'e,''fhat
the violatol- of the 1 fcla .-a'ppre-hended,
and Woughl.tojustice. Wiy
wait'l fo , the Juture? .. As 'the phrase
goes,' "Do it nowl" . Let,theiJ"jeading
sportsman"" Inform 'the game warden
his .authority? and' let the latter go
ahead and do iis duty.' 'Ifl' otde'r to
aid him in his en'orts ld"bnng' the af-
i ;J t !Li-..J' A.-. :!. " It.-' ..'-'.I.'-
l.:geu viuiaiuf iu juuic, ui unu.j
signed,' Northern men who have"come
to this section arid pleased hunting
grounds for the season, hereby offer
a reward of twenty-five dollars ($2S. 00)
for .'the apprehension, .and convictlo
of the parties icfurred to in the Journal'
article. . '. . .... . .'-v.; . ''.
, ' - ' 'Jaa. L. Kearny,
For , hinisfif and Ms . assor.Iic
Monroe llocwll, Edward fc". B..II'
1 rank ( iIU.K hrr, . K. llervt y , :
I.. W. Kiiiib.-ill. .
New Ik'ii, N. C, Tili-iiary, 10. 1'
BROUGHT
m
egular Monthly Meeting of The
i Ity Feauftiul Club Held
Yesterday Afternoon.
MAN MATTERS CONSIDERED
Committees To Serve the Chamber
of Commerce Dinners Are
Announced.
(By Mrs. B. E. Moore.)
The regular monthly meeting of
thj Cit Beautiful Club was held in
Club rooms on Monday afternoon at
o'clock, Mrs. R N. Duffy presiding.
At every meeting the club has enrolled
new members, and at this eeting we
were most pleased to have Mrs. D. E.
Henderson join us.
Miss Hcllister reported that she had
written our Representatives in Raleigh
to use the r efforts ia havin bill pas ed
for the . protection of ou- song birds
nd that this matter had received
their atention. -
Mrs. Moulton .reported that her
committee had had an udience with
e Mayor reLtive to trash an a hes
thrown in the streets and our Mayor
had pledged hearty support. It is
most earnestly hoped that each and
every citizen, business an and house?
keeper shall . o-operate with our club
in trying, not only to make, but to
keep clean, our streets and lawns, and
not to feel that the club and its com
mittees have any spirit of complaint
or personal grie vance, but only a civi;
pride in a city kept clean.
Apropos of this subject Mrs. Duffy
gave us a valuable talk as to the pro
per treatment of our lawns, pointing
out wherein our grass has not had the.
ight treatment, hence tiie spa sely
covered lawns, and also gave the
remedy as- suggested by one who has
studied the subject and which we hope
to see published soon.
The need of more shade tre s was
discussed and it was moved and second
ed that jthe cl ub expend $15 for shade
trees to replace dead ones. Those who
planted trees last jear and lost them
are requested to make application for
new ones and to state what kind of
trees were lost so that the committee
can determine the best trees to pur
chase.
It was moved and seconded that
ou ' club join the A erican Civic Asso
ciation ,so that we can keep in tpucl
with the work other civic workers
are doing and can profit by their ex
periences. Motian was carried that the tab,le
and chair donated the library by the
City, Beautiful Club be presented by
Mrs E. K. Bishop at the next Library
meeting, and that the table, be p evious-
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marked with Drass piat suitairy
inscribed, p.. '
'1 he committees appointed to serve
the', dinners for the Chamb r cf Com-
frieze' onu Wednesday ; arid .Thursday
evenings ;were announces -ana ine
ehtirf club." are - asked tq " assist' thede
com mlt tees? a rid all me mbers t o meet
at the . James Hotel on Wednesday
moining at 10:30 a. m. to ; help in get
ting the. halNn readiness ts.' 'j
: Mrs. S; L. pill, jr., president ot tre
Woman's Club gave notice of if called
meeting; of the c'ub lor riday ' alter!
no"oni'y''n w ..;-.'v'.: i' ? ' -,t
; .TO SERVE PRISON TERMH
J Deputy Sheriff R. tf. Lanrf yesfeif
day sent one of his deputies to Raleigh
to place John. Gilmore, colored', in toe
State prn- VGUmoi was forid gutlt
of, horye,; stealing the,-. last.wK's
terra oCCraven. County Supelripc; Court
and was sentenced to serve tprriof
four, years in the penitentiarys 3eVea
cbhJred prisoners who were kohtlsMed
to the' courity .road wete' t.lkeniut
yesterday morning and placed at work
mifti ttia rhnln cana. . " ' ' ' " s .
MWVPNOPED,
Amonir the officers elected, for .the
ensuing ytar'at Ibftctinlfe f rli tifro-
lina , Box and Shook f Manufacturer!
held, U jPhiladelphifif Pa.JaBf)reek
was' W. AAV'est ot New iDern. The
next mcetlni wilt bei hold aJ.-Nrlolk
Va., -on. April 7, 1913, -, .Tbe r.cn'lng
was largely attended by manufacUircrs
of North 'Carolina pine packing h'-.ea,
whfl ,rrprcncnt the !,conuniptt'W'. of
.l out wo hundrclf and fifty( ,rrijlion
f ' Mnber each ycai1. Q . -.noni
A i re the' economical ii . ifii'Js
(during, packing, av t ind
i modern maciutjery
BUSY
TIM
MAYOR
nniiriT
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Law-Breaking Element On a Ram- - t
page Saturday Night 4
. and Sunday.
DIVERS OFFLNCES CHARGED
Woman Bound Over on Charge of
Operating disorderly House.
Disturb ince Frobed
The law breaki e: eiemint ot' thu
ity broke loose Satur lay nigh, and
Sunday and in const ci icnce Mayor
McCarthy had a long line of often. li-rs
awaiting his arnvnl at t lit i"inoi;u
court yesterday afternoon.
Matilda Goode, colored, was charged
with operating a disorderly house.
The woman emphatically denied the
charge. However, from the number of
witnesses who testified against her.
the Mayor drew his conclusion that
there was something wrong and found
her guilty. She was given the alter
native of putting up a bond of $200-
for her appearance at the next tern
of Superior Court or eoine to lail. .
She went to jail
Maggie Slide, colored, imbibed tool
freey of "bind tiger", came down
in the business section of the city Sun
day, afternoon nd created a disturb
ance, for this she was allowed to
contribute the cost ot the case to the
city coffers.
'Ed Mann and Charles Foy, colored,
pulled off a two round bout near Smith's
hall, on the afternoon of the Sabbath
day. They said they did not knov
that it w s against the law to have av
little friendly scuffle but the five and'
costs "with which each was taxed wilt
doubtl ss serve as a reminder in the
future.
Josehpine Phifer, one of the most
frequent visitors to the police court
in the capacity ,pf defendant, i as again
up to face charges. This time she had. ;
ironed the face of a female friend with
half a brick, inflicting various and
sundry injuries. Guilty was the sen-
ttnee of the court and the penalty
three dollars and the cost. -
Jesse Moore colored, walked into
store in the Northern part of the city
and inv te i the proprietor to vacate .
without any parley. The latter re
fused to do this and a "cussing bee'V
ensue with the result that Moore waa
soon taken in custody by an officer. .
His offence w s not so serious and he '
was released on the payment cf a fine
of one dollatr and he costs.
Jim Jones, alias Peg Leg Jones, etc., V
who has served so many jail sentences
in Craven county during the past few' .
years that- he has lost count of them, '
was in the toils again for being 4is 1
orderly. Somebody said that .Jones
used hid name in an entire y uncom-
plimentaty manner. It was provi'-fv-s!v
that such' was the case, also .that the i-:vi'
defendant was the worst nuisance on 'a .fc
South Front street (with the exception i.j
the Mayor placed a. fine of ten dollars" 'V-) -;
and the C6sts of the' case on hini i':af'v;
jones saaa iic ubu nu muiny aiiu iir . ''. ; ;
was sent to jail.
.--.oV- HEAD CITY. " ' tr$A
The-Carteret Fisfi and Oil Coirv tA, ';IVr
pany of vMorehead ' ; City was granted ', 1 fytfyf.
a'chartef Friday afternoon. . R. Vfy-T
Taylor; J C. Taylo arid John Guttwirfe 3 ib
are, the incorboratbrs and the authorized ' -; ' '-
casual imciiiy iivb iuuuhuiu uyur ,
with J five thoisand . dollars paid in,'-;
i'he ;' 'cohipany,"'.wilL manufacturg"; fish v !
win, begin business at an early, date-'- ,v ..'t-
,,; mrnviinw viio;... v :t.,y ' ' .
fiTheiconvlcts .iuowlttiymki'ony-
,U ni Unit ,CMtUk' "l
tfcA.jutu)iuataaiwoaUrafl . : -.
present la pretty v bad. shape, but with , ,
a few days work it. will be tn ,as good ,
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