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SUvennw that, although Wvenson spent two yean at Hm- tird lew school, he nnvcr met Fe- IX Vrtnkfurler, the patron of the utt which was created by stealth In Mir government. Including In Its ble vc ei Wt i Do IStcvcns i New York at Philadelphia -Ku- FHONT bedroom, Nicely cd. 303 floulh Plnn, Dlwl 74711 3-31 In Iho entire ConitnunUt AI Whlttaker on 23rd itreol, SMALL, Phone 4 ROOM Mpnrlment. I'rlvwto bath nnd Downtown at mw K. 3rd.

Apply 3, 4 ItOOM llouau with hardwood Qarngfl. I blook weit of high school. Phono 7-4420. 3t 2 noOM (urnlihcd vale back entrance, Both, Klisctrlo nefrlgcrntor, aat Banner, Phono 7-86M. ur, blftctrJalty, ty from did Fulton highway.

-Phone 7.8780. II, it iv by Manislni tm toft. twi Ail 'I, In "'eorrlsr In ond .28 13.00 NitvQila. court- 8 HOOM houao on Park Cnll 7-374(1. 4 ImuierriT Sixth.

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30-01 AT reanonnbltt prices, Bulls, 12 to 18 aid. New location 4 milen north on Pruvfog around Hood. Phone 7-4083. S-1M HAY at tho meadow. Mixed podetQ nnil spaonil grovvlh John HOU gross, Also plain Johusor grnsn, A.

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BoltJW, 7-2842. 4-1 FARM oqulwnont, corn and Cox, Kant Pntvo Ilond, Provinv Qround, 9,3 GRASS hny, SBC Crll Stuart, Jr At, Hope. Phono 7-4BM. A Ultlo with marking an hti 1699 FQRDOR Flootlinu Chevrolet One owner enr. Phono Opportunity ImtrucHoni pany, Uox 74, of United Fjirm Agency, America 1 uu rural real addl ThU In wjth know-how to put with no on your part oonnoctlo which hp nn into a tha Q( JJ50 UtuttHt men oporatln tiv home territories or Pair Enough KMf Beasley Takes S.

W. League Bat Honors Tho Legionnaires' first Gordon BcAsley, rsppcd out 47 in 107 tries and scored 25 runs for nn nvernge of ,439 to By The Associated Press AMERICAN LEAGUE SPORTS ROUNDUP By QAVL6 TAUiOT, weet He wan followed closely by Jam- New Yorlt Cleveland Chicago Woshlngtnn Boston 80 S5 76 58 70 83 Miner of Hot and Mln-j j'hllddnlphln oral Ocne and Ixmnie'st Bell, Down the line bill with rcipcc- I Detroit Friday's Schedule 71 00 70 S3 44 64 63 84 79 80 Pet .993 .587 .926 .528 .523 .522 .413 .328 tho worst rler wM 1. a record, who Morty Shea (10-7) or San- it. 1 ir.lnd are course, nnd rul Prottmm Vlli, 1 don't believe this nnd I do del love It wan concocted Stovennon from for cmnpiiltln pur- I knew Hunch us frlvu- blnoo Princeton Mummer In he bunlnoxn In the era of wonderful nnnncmne, There- he upent a ICIIIK time with no myntarlouN Chlnn-Hny I.UCH machine whose prod- nlwiiyw ihould be iioiirclW for However, 1 ns- time (hut Hindi nnd telling UK whnt Stcvonson best hurling record of 7 wins hit MaiiflKi-r, with .336: Chicago nt Cleveland (KI-lOi Wynn (1B-12). Pbnrcc had Only gtimes scheduled).

Pierce the mid ii slnKlf Ions but must nny- one will tell you thnt the Prides' lie. record wns wind tiKnln 2 tm a Dick I'enrce, Mineral Springs' Jnck McClondon hnd nn ft-2 record find Ralph Gregory of Niish- vllle won 5 nnd lout ogruphy the ftict thnt he spent two years us resident (Undent nt New York 12, Philadelphia 8 (2i Cleveland Detroit 0 St. Louis Chicago 0 Wushiniitori 4. Boston 3 '2) night NATIONAL LEAGUE NEW YORK One of the more disquieting reports about the approaching football season has it that a large number of college coaches arc planning to equip their teams with the recently disinterred spread formation. This is a maverick formation which WHS originated 20 or 10 years ago by kids playing touch football In the streets.

Every plav was, of course, a pass play, and cle has Michigan State Gets Nod as No. 1 Team NEW YORK Before a mUB fleed in serious com, the little shavers discovered that! Petition, Michigan State has been Brooklyn New York St. Louis Philadelphia 'W 84 45 77 52 57 00 78 72 school which la, for all the chk nii rlety which Dolled Its name In nnnt recent nevcrthcleis regard- 'Hsburgh od one of the host. If Steven- out for him Stavonion chl ncli thal mlght cxplnlll is to believe It. Frankfurter Is not modest rnnn, He Is pushful and arrowaut arid at leant one of hln bnHhren an the'Supreme Court has barely 'estrulnvd himself from buxtlnK right on the snoot In open I think you could nui'ss that hid would be Hill WhoMn opinion of Frankfurter Is pxpreiHc'd In moiumyllnhle thnt UIH no place In funilly Kriuikfiii ti'C In and UK Iliirold proved When he wrote thnt I-'ellx nUmltted Jtiit It wii.i ho who planted the ilium, puzzled old Hepuhllcnn derelict Henry Stlmxon In 'Roone- vclt'n cublnel neuretnry ot war.

AltOHethor, Frankfurter WHS not churncter us Stcvonxon Would I HI vi' been likely not to 80 59 30 70 74 97 Pet .651 .397 .5451 .485 .435 .287 by placing their ends and span becks up on the neighbors' lawns, pOFHibly concealed by fir trees, they stood a much better chance of connecting with a receiver than If they employed the orthodox offensive lineup. Dospitp Its obvioi.s advantages, the spread never really caught on in the better collegiate circles. coach shape foi authentic talent would haul out this form of sctittorgun attack as a last resort and perhaps rattle the enemy for a play or two. The average mentor with manpower at his command regarded it strictly as a carnival novelty. Flog Comes in 5 years and Million By HAROLD V.

fUTLIFP DALLAS tiPi Five years and million dollars later found Die Burnett basking today in the glofl of a Texas League pennant. I The man who does things wil a flourish, and changes his tnlrl when convinced he's wrong, final! reached his goal last night. But I had to do it through recapitalatld selected as the No. 1 college foot-1 to chain baseball. from time to time some found himself in bad hall team of 1952 in The Associated Press annual pre-season poll.

The Spnrtans edged out the potent Mnryland eleven --in what amounted to a twri-tcam race for thi; top spot, the 214 sports writers and sportscasters participating in the poll piled up 1.720 points for Coach Biggie Munn's team to 1,696 lor Maryland. Georgia Tech was a fairly respectable third choice with 1,233 prints but was not even close to the first two when it came to first- place votes. The point totals were based on 10 points for a first place vote, i nine for second, eight for third, League in 1048 into the Texd with his pocVel In two ypnrti lit Hnrvnrd nnii I they did not I tulti up some- known furls to sir- nt' opinion that son's reason for twrniltiK those who oxpono Minis nnd fellow-tray- l.i (hut ho spent Bovernl In thick of UHMM in Wtish- Inglmt tnul Idiuw.i Hint decree of suspicion fullM on him. 1 wouldn't ihirik of culling him Cnmnumlitt If 'fttlluw-irnvolt'r Is one who cnn run with Communists day nft- for years, work with them nnd curry on social rclntlona with tHem without simpectlns thorn, Uljtn thnt naoa for Atllnl Stevenson to us'tit decide for our- whether this double-dome of ihu Now ninchlne, with the Hnrvard unifier) onto cornboll necent, nnd superior brain Which, suM qualify him of our Socialist republic wns too dumb to clt-toct the obvious. 1 think he was too Hnmrt.

Hut If he wns thut dumb ho ccrliiln ly Is too dumb to be president of my country. The fnct that StevniiHon f.nys nothing about his two-vein- term of study tit Hnrvard Law in his bi ography lit Who'ti Who Is another auspicious circumstance, It is vm-y extraordinary that this luwycr re fralned from mentioning In his bi It but I understand that he depart- mi with honor, so that possibility fulls. .1 note also that Stevenson report- oil In the 10-tft edition of Who's Who that he was a member of the Institute of Pacific Relations, but dropped that Horn Inter nnd never put It back. The. evil reputation of iho IPIl in too volumnlriou.s to permit i-vt'ii a review here and If told me he got out of it or quit listing his membership for reasons 1 wouldn't tiike him nl his word there, either.

He was a trustee of tho World Association and diopped that entry too. And he wus trustee of the Wood row Wilson Foundation while Hiss nlsu wns a trustee and know him so well nnd favorably that ho'swore to Hiss's reputation for his trial. AltiifU'lhor, the facts Justify belief that his outcry against the searing of "innocent" persons by the likes of Jot- McCarthy and Pat MrC'arrnn is a cry of npprchen- Minn, not indignation. Last fall, Louis Bromfield wrote .1 bellow lilting the line and I noted that he hnd built) up a multiple record of associations, himself, which invited the 'sort of attention that he deplored fis un- American. During the polltlOal conventions 1 said 1 would hivvi asked him to wrlto a piece ex- copt that ho wns hlgh-priwcj pi-p- fcvslonni nnd therefore lion to him would be mljcoifiitruod.

I tried to crank him up 1 bi(i Louis snld he didn't want to pursue the subject. We parted on good! terms but Bromfield is not running for president. He cnn be as sflly and naive nn he likes and ho Moesn'l measurably hurt the United-States, although he might give aid and comfort to traitors operating pro- Communist fronts. But Stevenson wants to bo president and wie havu to be ore dieting, 1 can't understand how people who boast of their education and brains can plead that they didn't know. It doesn't tako intelligence.

Your nose knows. Friday's Schedule Philadelphia at New York climty vs Lnnler (7-12). Brooklyn at Boston Lehman vs Wilson ill-ID, Pittsburgh at St. Louis (0-0) vs Mlzcll lO-fl). Only games scheduled.

Thursday's Results Boston Brooklyn 5 (night, 11- Innings) New York Philadelphia 3 HI innings) St. Louis Chicago 0 (night) Cincinnati Pittsburgh 2 COTTON STATES LEAGUE (Playoffs) Pet Meridian 2 (I 1.000 Natchez 0 (I .000 Last Night's Results Meridian Natchez 0 Tonight's Game Meridian at Natchez The first time we recall the clc and Michigan State's top point total was the result of its edge in points awarded for the lesser positions, as the Spartans received 77 first place votes to 79 for the runnerup Maryland team. Georgia Tech received only 15 first-place votes, but was well- mpportcd for a place high in the top 10. The top 10 with their point totals and first place votes in parenthesis follow: Michigan State (77) 1,720 Maryland (79) 1,096 Georgia Tech (15) 1,233 Oklahoma (10) 1,058 Illinois (7) 1,045 Tennessee (5) 708 Wisconsin (4) 534 California (2) 52G Texas Christian (1) 509 Notre Dame 482 SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Chattanooga Atlanta Now Orleans Mobile Memphis Nashville Little Rock Birmingham 83 80 80 77 77 73 07 (ii 05 (19 71 73 73 7G 82 Last Night's Results AJlanta 10; Mobile 3 New Orleans 12; Birmingham 3 Nashville Little Rock 2 Games Birmingham at Atlanta (2) Little Hock at Chattanooga Memphis at Nashville New Orleans at Mobile. State Gets $100 Million in Taxes LITTLE ROCK (ff) The uvernge state tax paid by Arkanans for the last fiscal year was per cent of the total income for 1951, the Associated Industries of Arkansas.

said today. The average for the U. S. is 4-1 per ct.nt of total income. The state collected approximately 100 million dollars in taxes, the AIOA said.

spread receiving something likr- national prominence was a couple of seasons back when the Southern Methodist Mustangs, who were crippled up, sprang it on Notre Dame in a big way In a game at Dallas. Came dadburn near beating the Irish with it, too, before Frank Leahy's lads came out of their trance. Then, last season, the Monies' near neighbor, Texas Christian, scattered its players around like covey of frightened quail from September right through to the new year and, somehow or where, won the Southwest Conference lille. That evidently was enough to start a lot of coaches to thinking despite the fact that TCU wasn't able to beat any team outside Us own conference and caught 20-7 licking from Kentucky in the Cotton Bowl. The truth of the matter is the fpread will work only so long before opponents become immune to il and the fans begin lo yearn tor joint- genuine football.

The coach who adopts it as his offensive mainstay will find thai it is sMving on manpower and thai he will need to expend fewer of his precious scholarships on ball- carriers. But, unless he is lucky, he nlso will find himself felting licked by scores thai will curl his hair and rouse tho alumni. It has long since been proved thai winning football calls for keep ing possession of the ball a majority of the time. A team which employs Ihc spread is gambling nboul 50-50 that it either will lose the ball or have thrown for a big loss on nearly every play against a strong and alert defensive outfit. In the long run Oils proves ruinous.

The only exception comes in that rare instance where a team has a passer who also is an exceptionally dangerous runner. In such a case the wide spread, used with ls "gj discrimination, can prove a potent "j' weapon. Otherwise, it simply ain't full of oil money and a boast thl he would buy himself a pennarf lie even tried to buy the St. Lou Brown franchise In the League. For three years he shelled the cash, this Including some 000 paid to Charley Grimm, til ex-big league manager, who brought here three years ago pilot Dallas at $10,000 a fabulous minor league sat Grimm's club didn't do any bettj than the two before him It fl ished in the second division.

Buj nctt paid Grimm off on his thre year contract, settling for a if ported $60,000. Then Burnett said he couldri win going it 1 couldn't get the players, becaul the chains had them. So he fpr.ml a working agreement with Cjcvi land. Ifjff L. D.

Meyer, who had manag' one of his "farm" clubs in Pet .537 .530 .513 .510 .400 .450 .409 Texas, came in to pilot the club. Through the help of Clov land, Dallas wound up third la year- but lost in the playoffs. This season, with six players ing furnished by Cleveland, amoi them Dave Hoskins, the al Negro pitcher who has games, Dallas led the race mo of the season. Last night Eagles clinched the pennant fo: straightway leader by beating Worth 1-0. Lookouts Are Within Game of Pennant By The Associated Press Pitchers were tho stars, both of the mound and at the plate, last ns Chattanooga got everything in readiness to hoist the lOriiMwtt.

EtSIE MACK Hynrttftlt. young Uoutor Jeremy I fcrt ttiquL to nwrrloU tlio IQWU o( when WMltliy. ttomloy 8)11 hai II hum let to 11 y. they had vlcloua orplum- community Many In excels of yearly, oral are band and wUo wnntit no "hot real biit you ihould live on a fflittln highway, own in bile and bo roady to devote full time to UtttnR, and properly to from all ovr Itkt you and yow us. we'll loach you.

Write tor FARM AQKNCY Street. City MuswirL it her to Nance, olub dance. MM IB? womw II about bMttilhii up their CHAPTRR TEN after the Sttur- they ransacked trelor for and over milk and drumstloka, this waa always the ot evtnlRg, the How aha Jeremy, ftlHf lit They ahumted if (tNirlng the (MtAcfeWM of IMM) their KopAv tft But MB were reveal-. Inf. Horrtned, thought, He 1 me ktnaing Bve.

cautioned me. in to be married, it with Ita Mif eetheart neckine hcni-d the front door open artd close. Jeremy hadn't come up yot He vvua probably lounging on. the porch with last pipe. He often did, usually when ho waa bone- tired and discouraged after a day ot plttlctw feuding with sickness and pain and death, aometltnatt Nanco threw on a robe and went down to join htm, offering her prodigal faith and love and optimism.

But tonight she knew tunUnct- Ively that Jeremy did not want her with him. On the porch, Jeremy strucH a match and sucked flame into the briar bowl. No use going upstairs. He wouldn't sleep. thought ot Nance, and Winced.

He had hurt io- ntght, and be WM deeply regretful. Rut apart from the pain caused Nance, he had no compwoc- tlona, Tonight had had to happen, WM unavoidable aa the drop when off the edge of a precipice, And uncontrollable. Sparka flaw he knocked out pipe on Uie porcji plUar. It WM going to take more than a lungful of amoke to this Per- ha.pi he could waMi It out of him. wwt down the atepa atarUd along the The tning to dP waa to kwp the fiut he of h.

He tiadn't ha tooU no crtdlt for that. wanudlo. Bve had up to aontiteing. out voice, VM. uat bill Ut Tncn, incredibly, she waa coming through the lobby's revolving door and walking across the street to him.

"Eve, for Pete's sake," he said when she was beside him, "what are you doing here?" She had on the dross she'd worn dancing, a Qlmy thing that clung and swayed. And fuzzy woolen bedroom slippers that made a stab ot crazy tenderness go through htm. I waa at the window." ahe said, "watching for you," So ahe had known, too, that he would come. And suddenly he knew why. Speculation aa to what kissing Eve would be had grown In intensity until he'd had to and out.

He could kiss her now. On the street, (ike this? No, this wasn't the time or the place, But that wasn't the reason he didn't now. The real reaaon waa that it he did kiss her, everything else In the world would be gone. Past, present, future, everything, felt shaken. A car cruised by, with In- puUltwe eyes, He said Irritably, "It's two." "Yes, I know." trot in then.

1 "All right" She football. HULL' UNCHANGED Southern Association Krigcl stadium. pennant at All thnt is needed now lo give the Lookouts the championship is cne more Chattanooga victory on Atlanta defeat. Al Sima, reliable workhorse for the Lookouts, chalked up his 24th victory against nine defeats by taming Memphis, 4-3, on eight hits. The steady southpaw, who has won more games than any other hurler in the league, struck out five and walked three.

Nashville pitcher Fred Sherkel's ninth inning single drove in run that gave the Vols a the 3-2 ti itimph over Little Rock. Sherkel gave up 10 hits in winning his third game, but finished strong, setting clown the last 11 batters in order. The Vols picked up three more double plays, bringing their total, WASHINGTON No to 210 for the season. The old sea wan reported in the condition of Cordell Hull. The former secretary of state is still on the crltinl list at the Navy Hospital, Bethesda, Md.

son record was 208 twin-killings sel by the 1940 Vols. New Orleans righthander Ed Wolfe drove in four runs with Meridian to Try Ace Hurler By The Associated Press Meridian will send the ace of staff, Bobby Harrison, to mound in an effort to make three straight over the Natchez" dians in the third game of Cotton States League playoff night. Tho Millers downed Natchez last night behind the superb pitc ing of Jo Kopach. Dolph Regelsky and Rny Krui provided the Millets with heavy stick work as Meridi made the most of six hits. The Indians have an uphill batij ahead of them if they are to back into the playoff.

But thej have a major factor in their favj tonight in their attempt to get 1he winning be pla ing in their home park. The seril moved to Natchez for three gam after the first two games in Me dian. Natchez nominated Al Hctifeer go against Harrison. The Loire is the longest riv in France. to a 12-3 victory over Birmipgha The game was ragged, Birmin ham making six errors to the Pe five.

Atlanta batters got the range five Mobile pitchers and turned- double and triple to pace the Pels (hits into a 10-3 victory- SVNOl'SIS Nanct and youns Doctor Jeremy Iro- laml are about to bo married in I lie atnnll town of Thurstonla when beautU CUl, comes 'cnlthy into calculating Bve Romlcy their lives. Site has re- meek. -DOM know yovj came lo see me?" "No i waa Just walking." He didn't believe it. Nor dif ahe She smiled. "I wont mention it to her, if you'd rather 4t his silence.

laughed softly. only a few ago you wen jtwcked when i howeaty didn't pay!" She laughed again, went back the to hw hotel Jeremy ianuue4 UUa hU That dawU of an Unfair about hMittfyi Marrow he'd teU iNwet fttettt em- Hey) turned to this smnll hamlet to seek revenge on tho Ireland family. Once briefly In childhood they had adopted her, but because of her vicious little waya, had returned her to an orphan- nee. She conspires now to meet their son. the doctor, begs his help la the matter ot finding new friends, siucc means to live permanently In Thurgtonln.

Sorry for this lovely, lonely girl. Jeremy Introduces her to Nance. Then, at a country club dance. Nance wati-nei In thocked surprise as ICvc willfully begins weaving her spell about the doctor. this strange, beautiful woman Intent upon breakmc up their romance? Nance wonders wretchedly observed Jeremy's restlessness.

He thai like a tide has gripped him. Is pulling him closer, ever closer to CHAPTER ELEVEN ELEANOR IRELAND sat in the conservatory with her needlepoint. The erratic staba ot the edged needle were Indicative of her Today, her fancywork waa not having its customary soothing effect. Something alien and vaguely troubling had cqiua Into the house. Into every comer ot it.

She did not know what It was, nor how to remedy it, Ktoanor waa not afraid of her Ingenuity. Looking back, she, realized, that adversities, great and small. na4 richness and depth to with Saw and the ilren, Just the drab colors of her needlework pattern served to point up vivid dcaign. The one complemented the other. But liked to be able to put hex flngtr en UUng goat awry, and (or once couldn't.

On the surface, everything was serene. The homwhoid had never run more smoothly. Nanca vrorktd as usual the tvery Jeremy was ao buoy he scarcely had time to snatch a decent meal, which was Uw way he Wted it. Preparations for Un wedding were proceeding without hitch. So far, Sam of the of mwwfc, vwually ao 0 0 mayb ahe too tho telephone when it rang, filled the house with blasts of pipe smoke, and tramped up and down in his room when he should have been asleep.

And yesterday, there had been the upsetting telephone conversation with Janet McLean. Janet was one ot Eleanor's oldest friends, and Bill McLean was Sam's crony on the Town Council. There was no cause for Janet to insert a sting yesterday, although it might have been unintentional, Eleanor told hcrsell loyally. Still, Janet needn't have mentioned seeing Jeremy In front of the Belvedere at 2 a. m.

on Sunday. Surely Janet knew it wasn't unusual for a doctor to be called out in the middle of the night? "1 don't think this was a professional call," Janet had said. "Bill and 1 drove by on our way home from the dance, and there they were, Jeremy and this girl. She was at the club, in Jeremy and Nance's party, I believe." Oh, Eleanor thought. Jeremy's sore throat She had not been particularly amused by that Incident, but she carefully explained to Janet that the girl was new in town, a stranger, and that Nance and Jeremy were helping her get settled In her new house.

"Have you met the girt, nor?" "Well, no." "She unusually beautiful." The sting was in the touch of arch- ness, the significant tone. "OhT Eleanor had said coldly. Nance hadn't mentioned the girl'a beauty. Nor Jeremy. Eleanor heard a step al the door and called, "That you, Nance?" "Tea, Nance said, and paused a moment in the doorway.

"Come on in," Eleanor said. "My thoughts have scurried every which way and come to a dead end." Nance came in, moved a potted begonia from the window teat, and ml down. She clasped her about her "My thoughts have been doing a litUe (ahe aaid, worried, day week. Doctors work sevehj and half the night. There ought! to be a law!" Nance laughed, then quickly sobered.

"It's not work tonight He's helping Eve arrange the furniture in her house." "Oh," Eleanor said although she tried to keep her face expressionless, as Nance's "Mother," Nance asked suddenly, leaning forward, "did Fftthei ever go off on one of these emotional tangents?" "One Eleanor caught, self up hastily. "Goodness, ot course. All men do, Is tangent?" Nance nodded. "A dangerous one?" Nance gave a short, unamused laugh. "What other kinds there?" "Several.

The laat fling at wJW- oat sowing. The defiant. The clutch! at vanishing freedom. All pretty! harmless." "Perhaps. In retrospect." Eleanor thought, She be talking out like UUa weren't thoroughly frightened.

said gently, "Jeremy you, "He said, not so long ago, ttmtl magic is fragile. Maybe he meant love." "Pont you believe ttl" aaid sturdily, "Love Just about I the toughest thing there is." Art I she aaid, "What this oamel what?" "Rotoley." -I don't like the name," Btttno Mid slowly. "It's ailiy, and ft prejudiced. I knew an Bve, onct I never bear the name wlthou wincing," "Maybe it haa few with apple. Youkj I in her Ob.

I to a afafte! Oftly don't like her. MoP She slid off the window moved to door. "I've I I Uw other day waao-t ao iwpt! utakw wtsh i etowj, iiug with a that aherp She mad, nwuon with and tttM Sopiembcr 5, 195z STAR, H.C-r' ARKANSAS Chick OZARK IKI us ALSO SIGNED 350 DOCUMENTS AND MAC? Six WITH MEM8EPS AND FOREIGN AMBASSADORS. AND AT NIGHT HE SPOKE AT AN OFFiCiAu DINNER PROMISE ME XXlXU MEVEP FOf? SAYS HEPE THAT THE SHOOK HANDS WITH 2 rCQ PEOPS-B AT A RECEPTION States' Rights Answer to Previous OUT OUR WAY By J. R.

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