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Had Her Arrested for Taking Child. Find She Answered Advertisement of Duncan Highsmith a Georgia Man and Is Supposed to Have Married Him Hearing Held. Jesup. Ga. August 18.

Special. Rearing was held before fl S. Price here this afternoon on the charge made by A. B. Martin.

II. wealthy planter of Texas against Incan HlKhsmith and Mrs. Highsmlth formerly Mrs. Martin. for tang his old child.

As Martin obtained the child last night and left the city after the parties were arrested and as he did not care to prosecute. the cases were dismissed. It is alleged that a few weeks ago Mrs. Martin answered art advertise- rnent to art Atlanta paper or Highsmith who was looking for a wife. She had her child.

and. It Ia claimed. represented herself as a widow. It is said they were. married.

1 told Price at the hearing that. although Mrs. Martin had an wered his advertisement she could not marry at this time as she only had received the flrt decree in her divorce proceedings. It Is alleged that Mrs. Martin had taken hr child out of school three times.

She left Texas some time ago. and was located here by detectives employed by her husband. INVISIBLE TORIC BIFOCALS. Giving perfect vision. both for read- leg and walking.

In one solid grass. Doing way with two pain of glasses. We hey. furnished thousands of them. but you cn tell they are bib.

cats at all no seams. no dividing lines. A visit to our store will convince you WI' are leaders In this line. WALTER BALLARD OPTICAL CO. 15 pucbtree St.

Atlanta. DECLINES OUST TRUSTEE. Special Muter Makes Report in Bankruptcy Case. Brown House. Macon.

Oa August vSpeclaU Special Master W. E. Martin Jr. filed a report in the. against Trustee W.

N. Young- In the bankruptcy easa of P. L. VC. Meadows ft Brother.

merchants of Allentown and Montrose. today In which he sustained Tteteree Alexander Proud and retained Trustee Young The finding amounts to voiding the charges of collusion be tween Young and attorneys who have much business In the bankruptcy court In concise manner the special master declined to oust Young and retain Sidney W. Rsteter who. it was claimed by Coddtngton Wtmberty had been legally chosen by the unsecured creditors. Special Master Martin held that the referee was toting with.

in his own powers when he refused to retain Hatcher and appointed Young 1 Jones John- son are completely exonerated from improper conduct and from any connection with the proceedings Banks Declare Dividend. Haddock Ga. August 18. Special The at meeting of the stockhold era or the Jones Count' Bank and Rank of Gras was held re rn the 1 tb Instant. Both banks made a.

showing ts the stockholders. a net profit for the put year of 29 per cent. A dividend of lit per nt was paid. and the remainder of the earnings passed to the undivided profit account. The Bank of Gray located at Gray Ia which was a branch of the Jones County Bank.

was sold to the citizens of Gray. It will be chartered. and capital stock paid In which will ih the town an Independent banking In tutton. 100000 for Princeton fork. August It.

Princeton university I given 100000 by the will tiled today of Cornelius C. Curler. the hanker. who was killed recently in an automobile accident In France. This sum Is to be known as the Theodore Cuyler general fund' the Income to be used as the trustee.

may de st. Measure Is Amendment to Constitution. Governor Gets an Amendment Passed by Both Houses Bringing in All Industries of Ensley and North Birminf ham Into Birmingham. Montgomery Ala. August IS 6p I clal.

The signing ot tte hitl for constitutional prohibition Governor B. B. Corner this evening- Wea made a. notable event. A gold ps.

the property of Mrs. J. B. Mell of the W. C.

T. U. WU used. the same with which he signed th Carmlchael bill and the general bill passed at the last session. The governor stole a march.

on the people who wanted. to be left out of Greater Birmingham by sending in an amendment taking in all the Indus trie including Ensley and North Birmingham which had been left out. The amendment was adopted by both houses and the bill will no doubt be signed by Friday. at latest. WONDERFUL GROWTH MADE BY AGRICULTURE Development of Twelve Years Reviewed by Secretary Wilson.

Washington. August 18. During the last twelve years. the period covering the administration of Secretary of Agriculture James Wilson. the agri.

cultural balance of trade In the United States Increased from a yearly average or 5234000000 to 411000000 or 77 per cent. according to the de partments year-book lust made public. This wonderful development Is Only In keeping with the progress which has been made along- all lines of grl cultural activity. So Increasingly disposed1 has been till' public to ask and receive the of th department. and so large have been the new fields assigned to It by congress.

says Mr. Wilson In a. re some or his work. that the number or employees has increased enormously. On July I.

187. 2444 oersonn were employed and eleven years later. In 508. the number wa 10420. or over four times as many Although there has been a decreasing production per acre of what was only recently virgin soil.

there was an Increased production per acre of the entire country. The vleld per acre of I cotton during the ten years ending with 1904 was from a mean of 172 pounds per acre during the preceding ten years to a mean of ooundz. or II per cent increase. Other. crops have kept pace with cotton.

Secretary Wilson declares that no one need have fear that the farmers of the country will ever be unable to provide for Its population. I MARRIED IN TAXICAB. Wife Now Sues the Husband for Divorce. Memphis. Teon August II.

Mrs. Annie E. P. Buckner has fled suit in the circuit court for absolute di vorce front her husband. W.

H. Buck- nor. alleging abandonment. Th couple were married by Justice Manor on July 17 while they were seated In a taxicab. Bukner had knovn the persuaded her to marry him.

Mrs. Buckner alleges that his act or abandonment was without ouse on her part. and that he has left the state. his present whereabouts being' unknown to her. Embalmers Are in Session.

Louisville Ky. August It. Nearly every state in the union was repro- sen ted at the sixth annual conference' of the Embalmers' Examining Boards of North America In this city today. Transportation of dead bodies. the present Jaw for which aye declared Inadequate will come up for discussion.

L. T. Christian. of Richmond Va. is president.

W1FASKS DIVORCE FROM MAJOR' MRS. JAMES MVlCAIt OF NEW YORK. ra rl7 Mr T. Mitchell Jack HOT mtr of Atlanta. In the malt for against Major J.

F. oa It ed that he was lalatuateS with Oa Mr. Horae T. Continued From Page One. J.

It. McVlcar. formerly Mrs. T. M.

Jack Homer. The petition goes so tar as to allege that Major Hanson tried to Tore. Mrs. Hanson to allow Mrs. Horner to re ide in the Hanson home In Macon.

The petition for divorce covers eight closely typewritten pages. and there are a number of sensational allegations. Than Major Hanson there Is scarcely a man more prominent tnJhe buuinesx world. He 1 well known in financial circles In NeW York city and In Georgia he I. prominent because or his connection with the Central of Georgia railway and Ocean Steamship Company At one time he was a republican leader In Georgia.

and took an active tart In national polities. to th develop. meat of water power and tJ cotton manufacturing industry In the south. Major Hanson was one or the pioneers. Major Hanson ST yeas of age.

and the divorce proceedings as one Mrs. Horner. was Miss Daisy Emerson. and her first husband was Mitchell Hoe- ner. better mown in Atlanta.

as Jack Horner. She sued for a divorce from Homer and then married Mr. y. Vlckar. of New York.

Is a young woman of striking beauty of the bets- nette type. Major Hanson has rocnts Atlanta In the Palmer flats on Prachtree place. At present he is traveling In the west and will visit the Seattle exposition It Is said that he has been notified of the divorce suit by wire. and he probably return to Atlanta once. A copy of the divorce papers was left at his rooms by a deputy sheriff.

Major anion is 67 years of age and a man of striking personality. According to the statement or Mrs. Han- sort. she and the major were married hr. 18 5.

In Pike county. Georgia. Theoaoahy Play Part The troubles In the Hanson family which culminated In th suit for di YoreI' are not altogether of recent origin and trJends of Major Hanson declare that they were. in a great measure due to the Interest taken by Mrs. Hanson.

his ion. the lets Walter Han- won who recently tiled In New Verb and ofce of Tils daughter in the the- ozophist colony at Point Lorna. Cat For a number or years Walter Hanson resided there. Severs times he was visited by Mrs. Hanson.

and a year ago. when there was trouble between Major and Mrs. Hanson Walter Han- ton earn. to Georgia. He and his father had long been estranged.

and It Is said that Mrs. Hanson sided with the son. and this widened the breach between husband and wife. At this time It understood that an agree- IT OUT Just as easy. as I and I make 2 we've reduced.

the price on a few hundred more shirts- so that if your size is in this odd lot you can save at least 25c on any shirt and in most cases buy 2 shirts for the' price of 1. A wide variety of good patterns in light and dark effects coat style or old styl cuffs on or off 100 and 150 broken sizes 75c. Pajamas entire stock. all weights reduced 3 25c and 35c wash cravats at 20c or 3 for 50c all suit cases grips and leather goods reduced 3. DANIEL BRO'S CO.

J. DANIEL President 49 Peachtree- St MAJOR 7. V. HANSON President of the Central of Georgia way. who Is uad for divorce.

ment or a legal separation rearhetf under which Mrs. Hanson as as given the handsome home In Macon and a liberal allowance. whIch has been paid her since that time. In her petition Mrs. Hanson mentions this agreement In stating that she does not ask for alimony.

Whether agreement wilt stand la view of the suit for divorce Is a question of Interest. Mrs. Hanson rfpresentet1 by Attorneys Dupont GueTTY and Jo Hill Hall of Macon. Incidentally. the filing of the suit explains the urgent business which called Mr Hall to California for two weeks white the legislature ws In eggorr Mr Hanson.

Charges. In ncr petll1n. Mrs. Hanson sets out that in 1907 her husband became infatuated with Mrs. Horner.

and paid her marked attentions. both In public and private. notwlthtanln the fact that Sire. Horner was then concerned In R. notorious divorce suit.

She al logos futher. that husband desired that Mrs ilorner milk. his house hr home. to which he Mrs. Hanson re fused to agree.

This refusal. It Is alleged. caused Mrs. Hanson to become the recipient of much ill treatment Her husband. he sets out.

called her a liar took from her the authority or her household and turned It over to nn of her daughters. Mr Anne' Usrrstt. Further. she alleges her husband on one occasion said to her If son II man I would sill you. I believe 11 choke you.

anyway. On another occasion. It is charged. Major Hanson shook his finger In Mrs. Hanson's fare and it was only by retreating against th wan that she WM saved from ln ttvuek.

At the tame time. 1 alleged. Major Hanson threatened to 11 all his property and go to Europe. Further the petition sett out. that on more than one on Mrs Hanson became so much frightened St her husband' actions that she was compelled to sleep is the bath room.

with only one piece of bed clothing for covering. Mrs. Hanson Intimates in her tl- tlon that she end husband have disagreed not infrequently for a number of years. And urlll the past several years. It Is set out.

her husband has become even roots huh and Irritable In his manner and haring toward her. She stateS that he was impatient angry and threatening In hi fiipeech and action toward Under ibis treatment. he alleges her' health gave way. When he soti. tit" hey husband that.

the could no lopger live with him. hi showed only pleasure. Mrm. MeVln. Well wm Heel.

Mr Jam. UoVlcar was Miss Daisy Emerson of Baltimore. 114. th eldest daughter of Isaac E. Emerson a multimillionaire of that city.

Her flm bus. band was T. U. Horner of Baltimore sailed by hi intimate Jack Horsier. She came to Atlanta tint about ten na 01 beaus.

WentHJed with Atlanta' social me. She a tall handsome woman. of bright mind. unusual musical tall sad Pml" manner. When Mr.

and Mr. Horsier toek VQfon or their horn Ira ferookwood th Mm. a jlft of father they entertained most hosolta- hip. and numbered amonjr their friend and entertainers Atlanta's prominent people. A year after Mr Homers departure from Atlanta.

an wu tI4 to Wr JM Vlc" New YprH In l. lnsa therTVrTi ha resided In New York and Newoort. Major Haitian resided In Ma on sit a year ago whets the official htd- quarters of the Central 1 Oeorrla railway were moved to Atlanta he has its. resided her Wind Up Lumber Claims. Macon.

0. August 18- rtpeclal. Stindlng Waiter Taller in th claim of the lumber producers against thexrallw In the Tilt lumber rat cas stated this morning that all lbs ea would ha disposed of ky the tatter part of September. Thsrasr now abash twnty-flv4 eZailsls that wUl qui oispoiitlo and wK been lrn tn tourae. Says She Hopes She Killed Him.

Miss Elvira Todd Shot. D. Rich. rd Watson in Railroad Office Because She Could Not' Let Him. Live to Marry Mother Woman.

Augusta Ot August 11. In a nt at jealousy this afternoon Elvlf' Todd. a young white woman about 23 years of age entered the office of the Central pf Georgia freight depot and probably fatally shot Cashier U. Richard Watson- The woman claims that she has for th put seven years been infatuated with Watson who 1 a yotin man. She claims that he held out a ray of hope for her until a few days ago.

when he threw her over. In statement given out tonight the says that she loved Dick and could not ee him marry another woman. Tried la Sale. The shooting occurred in the main office of the freight department of the road. Young Watson' office 1 jut inside of the building.

and alter firing two shots from outside of the building through a window. made her way into the building and to Watson' office. Seeing that he was cornered and having no way to protect himself. Watson attempted to get In side of a large iron sate. but was unable.

this time. the erased woman gained entrance into me oruce coo Dc- ran firing. The tint shot went wild but the second penetrated hi collar and grated the Adams apple. The next shot broke his right leg just above the knee and from this wound Watson ten to the floor of the office. for Life.

He begged for hi llf but standing directly over his protrated form the last cartridge In the pistol was ftred. which entered his chest just about an Inch above th. heart. She aimed at Ms heart. This bullet penetrated the left lung and passed out of the body through the shoulder blade.

The hooting was done with II- St- caliber pistol. six shots bbelng tired. three taking- effect. Love Oroud Walk OB. Watson was hurried to the city hospital where he was given surgical at tentlon.

and the unfortunate girl put under arrest. When she wa arrested she said I love the ground Dick walks upon. but I will not let him marry another woman. I hope I have killed him. She Is betag held without ball.

Young Watson's condition considered serious. Short Items of Interest TIlt' ffeona assail rvnaj of the Oslln and Hayes families took place yesterday afternoon at Grant park. Th exercises were condsicted by D. J. Manning.

of Atlanta. Ad dresses were made by Clarence Man- nlDc. of Philadelphia and E. D. Ostln.

of Melbourne Fla. and there were several recitation. given. After the exercises a moat bountiful dinner was served. About 215 members of the three families were In attendance.

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W. Holly. J. B. Long William DrlskeU.

Hoe Amos and W. n. Davis yesterday tiled Its Ole superior court petition for charter under the name of Lee Chemical Company. The company la eapltaJbed at 825000 with the privilege of Increasing this to 1100000. The object of the corporation 1 tile carrying on of a general drug bust- ness.

H. L. Johnson I named a at corner for petitioners. Th peiiajr of the public school is not tar oft and It is urged upon all parents that they register the names of their children a soon a possible. The registration Is progressing satisfactorily but it would be better to se cure the certificates at once and save a congestion of work.

during the lat few da 8. The office or the superintendent will be open every flay from 9 till o'clock except Saturday when it will be closed at I o'clock. Gecerai Clement A. Evans will address the congregation of the Inman Park Presbyterian church Sunday K. P.

Lupo will speak at the evening service. I loa for charter under the name of The Bootery was tiled la the superior court yesterday morning by 7. L. Davis. M.

J. Calahan C. R. Dobsort and Oscar Thompson. The object of the corporation la the manufacture anti sale of shoes.

It Is capital. Js at 112008. with the privilege of Increasing this to 3200000. Carlton O. Osburn is named as attorney tot petitioners.

Baby Jo1 Dkt flee Williams sod Jim Sheppard. three white men charged with robbing W. A. Brown near the corner of Decatur and Moore streets in June. were yesterday found guilty In th criminal division of the superior court.

Bankston and Wil. hams were sentenced to serve tour year In th penitentiary while the charge In Sheppard's case was reduced to a misdemeanor and he wee sentenced to twelve months. Th map are charged with representing themselves to officers putting Brown under arrest" and going through him while he believed himself to be a prisoner of the law. 3. A.

Mill was lot SIgtt ale president of the Fraternal Order of Eagles to iOOle4 E. 1. Walsh. resign ed. W.

T. Wino. a member of from the fifth ward was elected vice president. WEAKLY MAY ENTER GUBERNATORIAL RACE He Is Author of Prohibition Laws Being Passed in Alabama. Montgomery.

Ala. August 18. 8p elaU It generally thought tonight that Judga. a Weakly decided to enter the race for governor on the straight prohibition ticket. He I the author of the code prshtbttio laws ow isin ps TU prohibition forces have refused 1 to port Mallory who last weak annovnc rot' th anaetmD put prohibition lit the constitution Carmlcbael the speaker It Is heard will not make any vase.

Bank. Robbed' of ilkhlock. Mtnn. August Th tat tank Mariatl4 2 lnn was intoMrly Mf9f 7 rff A i That expresses just wriatl Mel Jt- A jz think of our offer to Southern chants to visit Atlanta on bti rsiil road fare and look into the bargains we have offer. The wholesale and riufactur.

ing districts in Atlanta can make. things very interesting if you wish quality or price. Travel At Our Expense. Write for particulars. Harry T.

Moore Secretary Atlanta Merchants Manufacturers Association Atlanta BRIDGE FULLS And Six Others Had Nar. row Escapes. 250 Feet of a Bridge at Cincinnati Collapses as 30 Per- sons Start to Walk Over It. CO. August 13- Ten on were Injured today and ixotber had narrow escapes tonight.

when 280 feet of the Twelfth street bridge over tht river and viaduct collapsed. It was thought at nUt that several had been killed but workmen digging in the ruins until late tonight had not found any bodies. The bridge was closed on Its west approach for construction work on the railroad viaduct underneath. The accident occurred Ju after a street car topped part way acro the bridge and thirty passengers bad oilghteg to walk over the dangerous portion to get another car. The passengers re hurrying In a.

huddled group when there was a loud rumbling and a crash. and the footway sank beneath them. carrying many of them to the pits below. Many scp by climbing to side timbers. These.

with the ear crews. began the work of rescue and most of the Injured were taken out. before the police ambulance came. Several were found with legs and arms broken and Internal Injuries. Harmony Session of the Trans-Mississippi Congress.

Denver Col. August la Gilford Plnchot. chief forester or the- United States department of agriculture and Thomas IT. Walsh millionaire mine owner. exchanged boo mou today be tore the Mississippi congress.

A a concluding note. In the harmony of the session the delegates loudly cheered Mr. Plnchots address. The so-called enemies of Pinch of said they were satisfied with the conservation Ideas of the speaker and joined In the cheering I lustily as did the adherents of the chief forester. Mr.

Walsh. In presenting 11 r. Pinchot referred to the latter as a patriotic young American who. rich In his owns right. is devoting himself to the service of his country.

and. whose mistakes It there be any are those of the head and not the heart. In return. Mr. Pl chot jp ke of th ml" magnate as a.

coidlir of the common good. and wished for more of his kind Vanderbilt's Horse Won. Peels. August II. The Prix 4e Deux Au.

lot a. puts of n. was won today by W. IC. Vanderbilt's Uinldor III.

In the grand handicap. De eau- yule valued at tftat Mr. VfttinbUt JetrO pnlshed third. Prison Congress Pleads for Swift Procedure. Tame and Halting Work of Criminal Courts and Revere- als for Technical Reason Discrediting Law.

Seattle Wash. August' 18. Dele gates to the Congress of the American Prison Association resumed their Discussions tonight. The report of fhe committee on criminal law reform was read. It said in in the administration of criminal law so impressive a swiftness and.

certainty. Conversely pota log to discredits it In the mln4 of the public as lame and halting pro cedure in the trial courts and dl agrem nt of juries and delays and reversals. for apparently technical a- sons on application. Suet things weaken public confidence lit the ad ministration of the law discourage sheriffs police and prosecuting old- cers and encourage criminals ant in crease crime. James D.

Patton. of Richmond. Va. delivered his annual address as president of tile association ot governing boards and Dr. Charles Henderson United State commissioner to the con gretls spoke on the international prison congress of IBID to be held in Washington.

The report of the committee on prison discipline was presented by John itoyle warden of the San Quentin Cat. state prison. and discussed. Amos W. Butler of Indianapolis.

was elected president of the oolar tlon. J. MeS. WOODS NAMED TO IMPORTANT POST Attorney 1. McSwain Woods with offices to the Fourth NaUonaj.

Ban' building hs just been notified of tti appointment II assistant ufige advocate general of the United Sons of Confederate Veterans and has accepted the appointment. Hl commlulozt tORtS tkroush C. So Owens. comma this or. ltanJuUQn.

who it also president of the Alabama State colt Attorney Woods who has- only re nntl7 coma a cUsa ol AUUI coming here from South Carolina. wiU utj his utmost endeavors to build up this organlr on In Atlanta. and throughout the state. Charges Against Adamson. Macon Qa.

August Specialf One after another hotel men of the country wits have heard at the If" man at th Ncoa hospital who -registered here as A Adamson are lodg log oonpUitS al1ul him. Cashier Waters. of th Wlnd or hotel to Atner- lens esmo this nerGO to ascertain wh. is the roan who worked of a worthies check for ft taw- some time ago. Th officer of thk law do not know whether WHI.

be able te iii the man with th charges preferred but a 1 is to be Wt WBtll he ibis hl accuser SSS NATURES PERFECT TEXAN lOCATES TRUANT win Sh Him-Hearing Au ust Specla.l. ehar ea pW1 an ld an- procee 1inlts. fon. laes tnt OPTIC Hou e. Ga.

tSpeciai. 1' I ch I Youn attorne I' Wlmber a ttnr on De 14re 18. stn ltholi1 nk aa hTl I itb I cent as un Ora bankln In- ew IS is UO loda tn I heoJ ed ma deem beet. OMESfiHS PROHf8Ill vemor Geb le Brin I I U. Tbe ot' brlo VemOf' me the and a dDg tries.

ACRICUL TURE i i During yea fl. O- I Tl- I a de- ye rbook I In. Increa. tngly tht I con en. Ir.

lllon re- I or I empJo eea normous numb Ws auI' man vlr ln 5 I pr ductlon er en tin' untl" I ith rom me 172i I It I I ef' I I I It. Mrs. uckn orn dl. vor rom The Justl 17. petllioner but a few hours when he a I 1 sented I de rrnent law.

tyr care eQt tt ghr le WlFa I 1. ICAR. Prmriy a. AU Db. fo IIoroqJat ajol' Hans OD.

oes ajor ruldl coven ea In' the busln is kno. Ne. Ia hi orgla the tie plon efll. I lvor husl and all 1' ntche 1 ew She be uty ro ml In wit a a Ire. Itrl ln pI' A 1115.

count T1J lit. dial von. ho 19 ajol' aliI u. nged. DANIEL'S FIGURE OUT-Just we've leoo BROSCO I I I I 1' Pre ldent ut jor was Ira was al1C nr.

ag ement Qu on Is Joe HaJJ. 1l1jn Wh leh la psllinn Sirs. br pPIII' n. let 190 concflrn al- she fe a rt Han 1n 1 she t. one Mrs.

hUI yt r. I would kill ITe MI anw the In Is sell ILl I nt 1t. cloth In "Uhr All p. II t1 rTf I Unl 1 11. she she I III.

Mrs. lmersoft the 1 cafil ey tl I. hi. years alt and soon 14el' lSed ta t1l. I b1Qo the her ent rtalne4 nnr.

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other i Atlantaon. our I1 i Jff ha i iE 1 ry' intere ting Tra el rite particu larse I Atl 111 PERSONS INJURED YiHN aCU Ten persona Iyther elfth ove vi8du I cl led a roas Igbt were be eath m. be 0" es ere. WI bl1ln arm. I PINCHOT AND WALSH EXCHANGE BON MOTS ollford e1 hnlred be.

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tired. rnOu Jttm to OO Ulilh w. tha acts w1Ut dIctlOD the rtn tJ Jffhr az I I CONSTITUTION ATLANTA GSTHUBSDAY UGUST 19O9 1 I tPi rs. A ant 4t i he it a V. 1.

be- I a. Martin1 with-1 I untIl. ided Wa giva New PROHE BILL Birn ng Ito ho I ag 41 1000000. bile. So th 0 an wa peracre 151 an use pr HANSON i tPT 0 Mrs.

Jte 4tvree a Mrs. floraer. 4 is 8i. I Tb ssopky I. de- ce tis reducedthe shirtsso is I 0 autd for th th were being lnhsr se sl.

b5r. ed ilv Keewe mersOsi. he ago. tome ambn meat Mrs. ame5 dCVLci orb.

she has lc MaCe i here. the I the railwgyt iumb case. at 1 raise I now' 1 quit. Pise these iivI I 1 given the mae. tsr I listla BIZ5iIbJL dl1u Ia th 5535 n'y a blfs 0' eb vb.1 215d5IIi UMAN MAN IT jg 0 9 th the at- Tb.

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