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HOUSTON DAILY POST SATyapAY MORNING. AUGUST 5 1916.
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METAL LATH
FOR -
HOUSE CONSTRUCTION
A practical and economical method for
building permanent sttrsetlv hsssss.
"KNO-BURN" Expended Matal Lath ia furnished In a number of gauges
and finishes to fill svery requirement mat with In building const rvetlen.
wrtti for aampiaa and full information.
ran Lakukut ktm.v uoi-m: in thk mnwai
Pedex Iron & Steel Co.
M017SJTON AND SAN ANTONIO
r?ir;caiiiDoiE:TAT
LAST VS) CmCUl
IXCrOLDARUCE Inc.-
Satisfaction Must Be Youn
toP(toWCE.:jnc:-
"KN04URN"
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V -CoialeiiAlio Is Ordas H "
by Paris.
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How About Some Candy?
Wa sell Whltman'a and Ilmsr'a Keep it In a candy refrigerator and
always fresh. Phone your order. 80c and 11.00 the pound.
Rhonee
Preston 141-1221.
inc.
NEW LOTS ADDED TO OUR
SHOE SALE!
WOMEN'S WHITE CANVA8 PUMPS AND
COLONIALS All this season's latest styles tn
all sizes and widths; regular 4.00; In this sale
at
WOMEN'S PATENT DULL KID AND CALF
PUMPS AND STRAP SLIPPERS All this sea-
son's best styles; broken lots of $4.00 $500 and
$6.00 goods; while they last
fflO PAIRS WOMEN'S DULL AND PATENT
PUMPS AND BUTTON OXFORDS Broken slses;
few pairs of a kind; $S 50 $4.00 and $5.00 lines
(Attociaui Pratt Kefer.)
fARis. August a iS:ls mTha I
I French troope la the regis C Verdun I
twice during rrtday csjtnred the Thssl
Imont work from the Germans holdin it!
I m unae n tne nea of earner at
tacks according to -the French official I
statement Friday tight. After having!
r?"1 eeted Ike vUk
i i ivuit uoatr sssi mi smi strata eilanla
the French troops Friday afternoon ta ll
I u?uni unci reoccapteai tne
i pin oi in. Tiuace.
HiriOS.NBS.RG UNWELCOME.
Budapest Fe pare were suppressed fa I
brnrawiM.
(Atsieo4 PrtJt Report.
LONDON. August I 1:01 I
Vienna dispatch to the Exchange Tele. I
I graph company says;
The announcement that the Oermaal
neld marshal von Hindenberg. haa been
appointed eon mender of the eastern treat
brought no Joy ia Austria-Hungary. Three I
BudaoeaL Aaaara war. nnnr...il Wad.
nesday O wins' to edv.rea arlUdam. mt th. I
I siatea nere that na new een
I mender in chief had already ordered the I
recall ojf a niuaber of Austrtaa genarais.
who will be reaiaeeri m : ilermkn ft ill
auueu lami Aiaint in accepting the ap. I
ji i ouf auBipoaal o( Spring and Summer Clothing oJ a Wfc liDeral reduction from orieinal prices is effective jmtttV
Put purpoee is effected t U i bj taking advantage of sales such as this that men show good business judgment''' - "
: . MEN'S HIGH-GRADE SUMMER: SUltS SACRIFICED
HiWE reduced to . .'. .$9.00-
$10.00 Palm Beach. Air-Wr vr MnriV .t7 ?n h;UftftMk.: j.. n OS
J. 1 " 1 r V " 'ewafeaaa was I . taV W ' ITlUllOil a ULCU B.U - - - - . - . . BB A. A adkdl4
$17.00 MoKaiw reduced to. . ... . . . . . . $12.75
0XX1 t CTnAWHtATd a n aM..n -
mLUX O OUVW riAMO. MfALJ rKlK? HANC'.KOrCS OCTT PA MAMAQ Hl.C5?. Or7F
im tui: nrwc ncDA DTnrKiT
AX 1 A A XI. Ai I kJ I Jl .r - l I v r. V
$3.00 yj Boys' $7.50 Suits $5.75
..$3.73 j Boys$10.00 Suits $7.50
" ....$4.75 Boysr$12.50 Suits .'.$9.24 '
l puintmeat. made the stipulation that van I
ninaeneerg enouia appoint a number of
I Austrian ofBeera to his stair but it ia
SHIRTS
All Fancy Madras
Shirts with soft
cuffs reduced
$1.50 Shirts $1.15
$2.00 Shirts $1.40
$3.00 Shirts $25
$3.50 Shirts $2.50
Boys $4.00 Suits .$3.00
tfoys' suits . .
Boys' $6.50 Suits .:
KNEE PANTS SHIRTS AND BLOUSES REDUCED.
509 MMH
OPPOSITE RICE HOTEL'
learned tht only on such appointment
i w tn uvj isimurB
$2
t.85
Women's Palm Beach Pumps a pair.
303
MAIN
.$1.00
m m ru mmwwmm rniwaaax a a.
303
MAIN
NASHVILLE HAS
MANY TO REPORT
Xz-8oldier Painter Farmer and
Other NashviUe People Test
Ont Vitalita.
The following reports are all from
KashTille. Tenn.. where Vltalitas was re-
cently introduced:
; " "I think Vltalitas a fine medicine to
- take hold of my ailments as it did."
J Bright a disease). J. P. Stover ex-Con-ederate
soldier. 131 6th At..
Cl.have only taken one bottle of VI-
tsJUt&a and am cured of a very stubborn
ease of indigestion. R. H. Cook arm-
' er. rranklin. Tenn.
"I consider Vltalitas a whole medicine
cheat. The relief I have gotten from it
ta remarkable" J. B. Boymer. 609 3rd
North.
"For seven years I have been buying
madletae for Mrs. Burk. but nothing gave
"her relief until I bought a bottle of Vi-
; tautas. The improvement is remarkable.
(Bowel trouble). W. E. Burk. Painter
It tth Ave South.
VEvarybodr is talking about Vitalita..
It slowly drove away my indigestion. My
. stomach Is In the best condition." Al
hi. Warren. Traffic policeman.
llarvelou. results in chronic cases are
constantly being reported from the use
ot . v iiaiitas. it is mature s greatest cor-
rective. For aale by all druggists. Advertisement.
BLACKLIST OF NEUTRAL SHIPS
INCLUDES THREE AMERICANS
Entire List Affects 182656 Tons of
Sailing and Steam
Vessels.
ralaed Move at Home.
(vtMeoaate1 Prtu Ktren.t
AMSTXRDAM. August 4 (via London
7:17 a. m.). The appointment of Field
Marshal von Hindenberg to the supreme
command on the eastern front la hailed
by the German papers as a masterful
I stroke.
The Hamburger Nachrichten aaysi
"He is the right asaa in the Right plaee.
A desire long since cherished by our I
out never airectejj expresses. H I
now fulfilled. In the present crisis on I
the eastern front the coosotidatloa at the I
army groups -was a necessity. All oom-
manaers er tne eastern armies wul read-
ily submit to Field Marabal von Hinden-
berg. authority."
The Koelnlache Volks Keltung says:
wnuy i oonnaenee in n
i i t . L. . - - . I
iuen in inv caai was never snsjeen. nut i
i ine appointment oi von Hindenberg in- I
i ii .T-.q l 1 1 a ivuuuciii:. 10 uertminiy.
PKKSKNTRD CLKMENCV REQUEST.
Page Gave Senate Resolution en Irish tol
OTTieiaia.
(Associatti Prtu Htftrt.)
WASHINGTON. August 4 Ambassa
dor Pse advised the state deuartinantl
today that he had presented at the Brit
ish foreign office Thursday morning thai
senate reeoiutlosi requesting President I
Wilson to urge Oreat Brium to extend I
clemency to Irish political offender. He I
saia tne resolution was received without I
comment. The same message told of thel
execution of Roger Casement in whose I
behalf the senate s action chiefly was I
urged. It ia assumed that the resolution I
probably did not reach the foreign office I
untu alter we execution.
The Spannell Family
OBSERVED SECOND YEAR OF
BRITISH WAR DECLARATION
Prominent Speakers Participated
T and Resolutions to Continue
1 Were Passed.'
: " Asteciatei Preti Report.)
liOXDOX. August 4 Every town and
vfflaga in the British isles as well as
Pisces throughout the empire Friday ob-
. acred the second anniversary of Great
Britain's declaration of war. Meetings
were held and resolutions passed declar-
ing a "determination to continue to a
. n victorious end the struggle in the main-
... te nance of those ideal of liberty and jus-
Uo which are the commuci and sacred
cause of the allies."
Three meetinss nad been arr.nr.ed for
London. In the aitemoon Sir Francis
uoya. general officer commanding the
London district spoke to 4004 wounded
from the London hospitals.
At the Mansion house Lord Robert
Cecil minister of war trade; Prof. Paul
t.Paaleve. French minister of public in-
struction and inventions concerning na-
tional defense and Emll Vandervelde a
Belgian minister of state delivered ad-
dresses. Afterwards a local memorial of
V Field Marshal Earl Kitchener who lost
his life In the sinking of the cruiser
Hampshire was unveiled.
LONDON. Auaust 4. The latest black
list of neutrml shipping Issued Friday by
me iraaea division of the admiralty rep
resents l3Z.SoS tons of steamers and sail-
ing vessels unavailable to British char
terers on the claim that they are now or
nave oeen engaged in unneutral service.
Tfl. Itallat ... - l 1 - JJKI .
' - . v Vliutlli 1 11 .UU1UUI1 W
thAM nuKll.KH In - l ii. . L .
i " ... imciiiiih iue
I v. ui. imiowins snips r lying tne
t-aimer ana OaJtley C. CurtU all sailing
These American ships have been re-
movI?d frora the blaciaist since lu last
hi i?j oieemer cteneca ana sallint:
..H aucv . jauraoca.
Wagner liners which have been cap-
tured hv thA nrlfl.h -- i- ... .
' - iivw 111 III C
ice nt fh avamAk w ii i.i
. b"i."wm maum waiting a
decision as U their status by the prize
i . - ' r ii"i- niuiuui iiiui-
r ... u"r naiionanry. wnue tne otn-
. A number of ships on the Ust are
caption stating they
fv u. n t'mPr'-y removed from the
m!r w w UBar eharter to entente
-"fu innocent neutral interests.
1 nnk. th. .tatiLAni ki-.Lii.. .
. . . - -"'"""I vi neu
tral traders the shipping blacklist never
nasi riAsin nffllill j t
ss vsAit.iaiiji nuaati puouc.
Has Not Violated Mules.
Asttnatti frtts Rtfori.)
PORTLAND. Me.. August 4. The five-
masted echoners Oakley C. Curtis and
Fannie Palmer included in th ut..t
British shipping blacklist are owned by
j. o. n msiow Co. of this city. A mem-
ber of the firm said Fridav he miiM .ur
ges no resuson for such action neither the
mi U.VU.UIS ruLvuig vio
lated the Hi!. o. PMiilnmMit.
h .M...ii.iiniifl v. hit;
ntnt IHao mr " ' 1
The Clara Davis alao Included In the
set. Mass.
RUSIAv .OLD RAILWAY.
Read
Japan Acquired Southern Part of
in Far East.
lAssciaui Prut Reperi.)
LONDON. August . Reuter'a Tale-
gram company Friday stated that it had I
learned that after the conclusion ot thel
recent Ruascr Japanese contention a sop-1
urate agreement was reached under!
which Russia sold to Japan the Southern I
half or the Harbln-Changohun railway I
and recognises Japan's rights on the Sun-
gari river between Klrln and Petuna
1
ARE YOU ELIGIBLE
Why not do a. other rood bn.ln.ss nea are doing? Secure your .cel-
not n.r. to be a traveling mas.
dent unnnM .t .etu nn.i v
tfa?."?1 f" u Vs-0? ."ktr Indemnity that h n.t.r
exceeded la cet 111.00 annuallr for thirteen rain.
HW TO GOT IN An entrance fee of S3.00 rive yon paid tip pro-
tection from two to four moattu. Writ for nrlDtsS nutter.
PKcJlVB!1-7HMtLtW MOCATON- DALLAS TEXAS
PRICK CROSS. President DAYS P. -CAHN Se
Secretary.
"ft AH1
HARY
SPAMNCLL ArsD CHILD
HOTEL PALACIOS
PALACIOS TEXAS.
ON THE BEACH
BATHING FISHING.
BOATING. DANCING.
JOSEPH REYNOLDS
Write for Rates.
GAS RANGES
Easy Payments
Kcuston Cts & Fuel Go.
SOUTHWESTERN
FIRE PROTECTION
COMPANY Inc.
INSURANCE EMGIKEERS ANB
RATE -EXPERTS
CHEAPER FIIE INSDI AICE RATES
720-721 Chronicle Bldg.
Phone Preston 221S
FOR SALE
Humble Oil Company
WILL BUY
National Bank of Commerce
SHERWOOD & KING
Successors to Wm. a. King A Co.
Stock and Bond Dealers
thus settling a question pending since the
signing or the Portsmouth treaty.
This Is the last Dhotosraoh of Harrv J. Butler of the Hi-rth ITnitoH St.in. i..i.l.v
Diwinw. nim wye uo cnua. apanneu
I snot to death Lieutenant Colonel M. C.
and Sirs. Spannell at Alpine. Texas
ia now in jail charged with murder.
He
BELGIAN BANKER DEPORTED. I .
Refused Paper Receipt ss Collateral for
WiWuvodo Francs.
tAuocfUd Prtsj Jtesef.)
LONDON August 4 S:4( p. m. The di
rector of the Belgian National bank at
Antwerp has been deported by the Ger
man authorities say a dispatch to the
Exchange Telegraph company from The
Hasrue Friday "because of his refusal ta
pay them 400.000.000 francs" n exchange
iur a mere paper receipt.
Smith Is chanted with the killlne of his
father and at the examining trial before
the county judge alttlng as a magistrate
he was denied bail. At the hearing Judge
Harper win determine whether or not
the writ should be perpetuated.
BELGIAN COMMITTEE FINED.
Cast
RUSSIANS LOST MM MEN.
Unfavorable Turns in Armenia
Muscovites Heavily.
iAstociatti Press Report.)
CONSTANTINOPLE August S (via
London August 4) Repulses for the Rus
sians In Armenia and for British farces
on the Sinai peninsula are chronicled In
the official statement Fridav. The en.
nouncement says that In a five days' bat
tle in the Agnott sector Armenia the
nussians ioh more man sew man Killed.
- WOULD PRESERVE STATE RIGHTS.
Railroad Commissioner Mayfield Has
Resolution.
(Associated Press Report.)
1 AUSTIN Texas. August 4. Earl B.
Xayfleld member of the railroad com-
' aslaslon announced he will introduce a
. resolution before the platform committee
Sit the Btate convention which meets at
Houston on August S. that the Texas
. representatives in congress are hereby
- instructed to support and vote for any
: measure that has for its object the per-
Cituation of the rights of a Bute to refu-
te purely Btate commerce. This reso-
lution waa Inspired by the recent de-
cision m the Shreveport case. Heveral
counties tn the State at county convrn-
. Uons held last Saturday indorsed this
resolution.
Bell-asms
'Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. One package
proves it 25c at all draggistkj
FOOD SUPPLY SUFFICIENT.
Economic Dlstrihutlan will Offset Un-
fa vera ble Year.
(Associated Prut tteptri.)
BERLIN. August 4 (via London Th.
food situation In Germany la satisfactory
according to an official statement dealing
with the economic status of the nation.
The statement compares the harvest
of 1914 and 1915 and says:
"The splendid organisation of the dis-
tribution of bread and corn as well as
the system of economical consumption
and the storing of supplies enabled us tn
overcome the unfavorable economic year
of 1915-1 without serious derangement
of the life of our people. The present
economic year promises to be even more
satisfactory."
After denying reports of threatened
famine or of restrictions that would en-
danger health the statement concludes:
"Our meat supply is ample. An ar-
rangement made with breeders guaran-
tees a plentiful supply of pork. The fat
ration of SO grammes a week per bead
which ia now allotted ia regarded aa suf-
ficient." N
AEROPLANES BOMBARDED.
Attacked Suez Shipping snd One Border
Town.
(Associated Pratt Repart.)
LONDON August 4 1:45 n. m. A bom-
bardment of shipping on the Su.s by hoe-
tile aeroplanes waa announced Thursday
in an official statement. The attack waa
carried out by two machines over Lake
Timsah. 45 miles south of Port Bald. The
town of Ismalia on the lake border also
waa bombarded. No damage was done by
either attack according te the official
statement.
British Officers Killed.
(Associated Pratt Rrfart.)
LONDON. Jury J4. Officers casualty list
from July 1 to II show the British army
lost Ms officers killed lTSej wounded and
10 missing a total of SMC ' This makes
a total loos of British officers since the
beginning of the war of 77 killed 10220
wounded snd tttl missing s total of
8106s.
MAY RELEASE CIVILIANS.
British -German Exchange Nasotlatlsno I
ravsraaw.
(Associated Pratt Repart.)
LONDON August 4 5:55 p. m. Lord
Robert Cecil minister of war trade and
parliamentary under secretary for foreign
afafirs stated Friday that negotiations
between England and Germany for the
exchange of prisoners had reached a point
wnere ne naa nopes or securing tne re-
lease of civilians above the ages of 45
years.
ITALY MAY BLACKLIST.
Decree Regulating Trade Ready for Pub
lication.
(Associated Pratt stassrl.)
ROME. August 4 (via Paris t p. m.)
The Italian government according to the
Messagero Is about to publish a decree
forbidding all Italians including those
living abroad from doing business with
nationals in alliance with enemies of
Italy. Agreements made In spite of the
proniDitwn tt is states win he considered
voi a ana too manors wui oe punished.
Bust of Kaiser Caused Hostile Demon.
stratlon.
(Associated Pratt Report.)
LONDON. August 4 l:lt a. m. The
German administration of Belgium has
Imposed fines amounting to 10000 marks
on the Belgian committee in charge of
the recent municipal art exhibition ac-
cording to a Rotterdam dispatch to the
szfcnange teiegrapn company.
At the request of the German adminis
tration says the dispatch the bust of
Emperor William was exhibited among
other sculptures. It caused such a hos-
tile demonstration on she part of the vis-
itors to th exhibition that It had to be
removed.
RUSSIANS 19 MILES FROM KOVEL.
Rtlr4 Fram Village However Under
uermsn counter.
(Aso. .a'm Press Kaport.)
FETROGRAD (via London August 4).
Under the pressure of repeated German
counter attacks against the village of
Rudka-Mlryanakal on the Stavok 19
miles from Kovel the Russians have evac
uated the village and retired several hun.
dred yards to the east says the' official
statement Friday night.
South of Srody General SakharofTa
troops have captured MOO prisoners.
BRUSSELS PINK UNPAID.
District C.nventlen Unnecessary.
trJuta Paai Special.)
.AUSTIN Texas August . Answering
quest!oi.rubrolttod by H. H. Connerly
elerk of tn Third court of civil appeals
the attorney general's department held
that it tt not necessary that district con-
vention be held In this the Third su-
preme Judicial district er any other dis-
trict in Texas to canvass the returns of
the votes cast in ail counties of the dis-
trict for each candidate for iudaea of
these appellate courts (Or the purpose of
declaring the nominee of the party.
Refusal
A. N.
te ey Fete Day Imposition
wensieeresi now.
lAssociated Prett Report
LONDON. August 4 :U p. m. Th.
city of Brussels has refused to pay the bona IB. appointed by th steam
line oi uwvw iranos unposea Dy the
uennans in consequence oi me demon
stratlon which took place at the Belgian
capital on July II. the national f.t. 3av
says a sispatch from The Hague to the
Exchange Telegraph company a serious
crisis is upeciea.
Tabor Began Investigation.
(Hotutan Putt Spatial.)
OALVK8TON Texas. August 4 A. N.
Talbot of th. University of Illinois. Ur-
rail-
reeda ss so of the arbitrators to decide
between proposed plans for permanent re-
habilitation of the Galveston causeway
arrived Friday to look into the situation
here with engineers of the railroads.
on ammunition sheds in towns south of
Ghent Belgium says an official statement
Friday night.
Italians Mad Raid.
(Associated Press Report.)
BERLIN August 4 (by wireless.) An
Italian air raid on Istria by a squadron of
14 machines on August 1 is reported to-
day by the Austro-Hungarian admiralty.
One machine was brought down by an
Austrian aviator.
ARMY SCANDALS FEARED.
Conferees Asked Not to Accept
Hay's Amendment.
(Associated Press Report.)
WASHINGTON. August 4. Secretary
Baker with the support. It is said of
President Wilson has urgently requested
the senate and house conferees on fhe
army appropriation bill to reconsider their
decisions accepting Representative Hay's
amendment to the revised articles of war
which would exempt from the military
criminal code officers and enlisted men on
the retired list.
in arguments against the Hay amend-
ment in conference it waa said that some
retired army officers might take advan-
tage of disciplinary exemptions to stir up
army scandals and to publicly air griev-
ances of the past.
One retired officer it was asserted al-
PATENTS
Obtain and trademarks and eeeyrtght
registered. Write for Inventor's Ousts
eon. Office at roe Kress Bide. Hoes-
tan Texas. Phone Preston 47SS.
HAKDWAY & CATHEY
Better Be Safe Than Sorry
STEWART TITLE
GUARANTY CO.y
Ground Floor Stewart Bldg.
ready had written a book relating to army
conditions under past administrations and
has been awaiting an opportunity to pub-
lish it without fear of injuring hia own
standing.
No radical cuts in the senate appropria-
tion of (314000.000 were made by the
conference although there were some re-
ductions in amounts proposed for en-
largement of the army and national
guard.
Summer Better Than the Weak.
Old modi who mta treble aod youuer imobI.
who .re w.ak. will be .trenirtb.Ded .ad enables
to so throuirli the pnmlmi beat of Rummer he
taking mularty GROVE S TASTELESS CHILI
TUNIC. It purtSea .nil enriche. th. blood astt
build ud tb. waul u.iem. 60c.
Dc. Seeley T. Pulltam wishes to an-
nounce that he has returned and will now
be in his office as usuaL (Adv.)
Acmsliiii ike impossible
in a dgar&tte!
It is years back 'since smokers have heard of any
NEW quality in a cigarette.
But here is a cigarette that has accomplished
"the impossible" namely: j
A cigarette that satisfies and yet is MILD
Chesterfields ! 1
For the first time in the history of cigarettes
you are offered this new kind of enjoyment I
No ciffarette. at an v nrice. can irive vou this new
enoymenf except Chesterfields I -'
Why?
Because no cigarette maker can copy the
Chesterfield blend!
Try Chesteriielcb iWqy
BRITISH DRNICD STATKMINT.
aid Ne Refusal te Transmit Irish Money
(AttocWtei Prett Report.)
LONDON August 1 Th British for
sign office VTMay sueiished s denial of
the allegation said to hav originated ta
the United States that postal trsasmls-
eiana te
Zlnn May auceeed Rosenthal.
XMttuton Poet SPeaol.)
OALVEBTON Texas August 4. It
reliably rapcrtsd that Bssnuel T.
Zlnn. now . bend and statistician slark In
the United States caetems house here.
would be nominated by Collector of Cus-
toms Fred C. Pabet to succeed the late
A. J. Rosenthal as speelal deputy collects:
of customs st the port of QaJreston.
Ion of monei
such letters
authorities.
iy from Ireland ta iaurfa
had been refused on the around that
aexainea by British
Our guarantee means .wmethinf to youT16 jreara on Main St
13 MAIN-Neor Ttxos Am
CPPOSITE RICe HOTEL
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MR. AND MRS. H.F.COHEN
Habeas Corpus wm tV-anted.
.otHeiuPen tot Speeiei.
AUSTIN. Texas. .August I Issstlsll
Judge A. J. Harper of the court of erfen-
Inal appeals granted a writ of habeas
corpus In the esse of ex parte. Alfred
Smith A youth of to years from cist
eounty and Axed his bond st fiO.OM. The
writ is made returnable on A u rust 14
Oermsns Raided kamnoa.
leUttitte4 PrtU ktteri.)
ATBSNS (vU ImsVmi. August i i:W
n. so.). Two Oermsji serop lanes from
the Parian ellea Friday tie over the
island ef.Lemnoe and dropped bombs on
the aerodrome of the entente allies. The
(Asstemted Prett UPoei.)
LONDON. August .British navSl
I aeroplanes Wednesday asrrted gat sue-
before Judge Harper sitting ia OutjeTS. joessfui taid oh a Oermg seredrhme gad
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