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ANDERSON, S? G*? THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 1,1916
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'GIVE US
All Records For Previous
Pesais ?rsiio?is Brok
en When Roosevelt's
Name Comes up in
Progressive Conven
tion.
(By Associated Presa.) ?.*?.'?
Chicago, June 7.-Tho progressive,
convention opened in their auditor?
lum to ?lay raith arecord breaking'de?
monstra'tion Cor Roosevelt, i For ono
hour and; thirty-three minutes^ the
delegates. roared, shouted aad . ; ap
plauded, Sang progressive . hymn:;,
paraded thc aisl?? arid howled down
all attempts to check them. The
demonstration exceeded tho previous
record for auch affairs, -which was a
hour and twenty-nine minutes in tho
democratic convention in Denver ia
1908 in behalt of Bryan
Temporary! Chairman Hobbins had
spoken just three/sentences when be
montioned Roosovolt as "thc foremost,
citizen bf tho world." The rcBpohBO
was Instantaneous. "We wont Ted
dy" roared th?-delegates and-tbe de
monstration was. on. Banners were
torn from the stanchions and dele
gates eflowed onto thc platform and
. wrung ^ Victor Murdock's hand until
his collar wilted., Chairman Robbins
piado several ? tte nip ts Ho quell tho
demonstration, but ritter a few raps'
Of the gavel ?rave It up.
' The demonstration thea spread to
the gall?iy. Tho" Michigan delega
tion demanded an putdpor demonstra
tion. "Teddy is not nf raid .of rain,"
?bey cried, and ?iany delegares" pourV
jed ou? "pf tba* auditorium 'ip': a down
pour, chanting.'.'Teddy you're a
bear.'.' '
. A proposal to havo tho police quoll
th?: demonstration was abandoned aa
too dangerous7 >>?d tho leaders-Said
~ . viet%tbon^.^ollt?>>^ljl-'W'?asier'.to.-d?n
lay action on the nomination." When
Robblhs finally- resumed. speech ho
promised the. leaders not to mention
IJoosovolt'a namoi again. He. promt
Od the delegates'-timi: there, would bc
no unnoccM?ry delay in tho nomina
tion and the convention adjourned.
Th6 leaders wera-apparently grati
fied that. Uley got through . the, day.
-without ? nomination but appeared
- doubtful as to how-long they coula
control tho. delegates. 1
. . ? - ,.. ? ,, ?
? SENECA T? AGAIN
HAVE CWA?TAUQ?A
. ..nilli. . in .
Eight Hundred Dollars Subscribed
And $2 i t m Treasury
, ? (Special to Tho Intelligencer.)
? Seneca, Jun?;?T.-At a meeting ot
'-tho ' chamber of.?=. commerce and cit!-;
zeus ibero last nikhl it. wa? definitely
. and formerly docide/^tq hold .. tho
farmera chautauqua;a'Kain'this year.'
The secretary ol' tho chamber.. ot
coiuDjorce,. Mr. J. 13.' Hopkins; >r?*
.ported'that ?bout $800 had boon sub
ascribed1 ?for-., thin pur pose,-, this, year
and about.' $221 was c?rried over from
? last year. \!:
* i The following executive committee
.was appointed: C. N. Gignilliat, W.
T Edwards, S?. AJ/Wip?d, C. H. El
?liBob, O, W. ?4aUau??r and' I, B.
. Wallace. This committee havo
charge of the arrangements for thia
gt* ml n< ?i. -.-. .!;'..? W Seneca's '. fte?
show" to the:, fumera o? Coonee .end
surrounding coutitios. It Is planned
to -moko this a: mora interesting abd
moro helpful m.eotirig this 4year thad
it w?s last, if thin lu possible, Bo?to
prominent 'spelters h?v? already
be?ii secured; ?nd Bp?clal ?tt?pttr?
will be placed upon the farmer's ex*
hibits, ind 'the women and boys work.
. Attaata atan |a,;"t^-:Ke^H^-a^--fie?
i'..,- stilt: ol-Mt?lett..
Qr?envilie^ ?dho 7,"rr-r)ar?? 'Hudson,
; of ?tla?t?', *'flight ebnduotor for
ti',e S?dthem -rattray, received vpaln
fcit but 'not seri?os? injuriS* ';T^'?saa^
afternoon Inv'?vcol??stort "between, his
trato and a : work train: h?ar $e$?t?
'. (Jy. b\^e?n :$^t?^;?nd iWbetiy. Th?
injured. ^m-M^^P?m^ -tb? cit*
V ? J\hp?at h?re -a?^fc oidnlKHt vTd?i?d?y
'jfaiU?i??V-ia4l?AV!a??0??frCiPW??vgo"- l'?iatv'o. ths
uostfila?vwltb?? a 'f?w d'&j*;
tho right ?raok. of m$i Mouse: En Aim
Verdun' sector "last night" mada /four
' '?^in?dHia^metw. .tobest tc?
TO&^salfli 'b?c???1- silent: ?U- m
. fti?ed v.ith heavy \ce*<m . to tho
French.
Jun? i Ph* ? ^f|||fl||
Nomination Of
HughesSeems V.
To Be Assured
Delegates Show More Ic(erest In
j Moose Convention
(By Associated PI-CBB.)
Chicago, June 7.-More Icad
ors are predicting tonight that
Hughes, will be nominated than at
any time, since the republicans,
began to assemble, : They de
clare that unless eigns fall tho
nomination of Hughes' will come
sooner than predicted. Thia view
is based on tho fact that 'con
ference:! between _.the leaders to
discuss the advisability of can
didates hi:vo practically ceased,
indicating that A majority of tho,
delegates' have already reached
a decision to name . Hughes.
Some say the Hughes boom han
grown ed ; that Roosevelt , no
longer holds tbo vote power
which hadj been conceded him as
a part of the program to bring
republicans and .progressives to
gether.
G. O.P. MEETING
Chicago, June 7.-In a Besc-ion.
lasting; 'ts^r-^hittt?s.'vthDy rep?blica? }
convention'''"e?mmiltee;'' decided to J
Adopt a temporary organization toi
Thc repub?icar. convchti?n"'session j
propon. ?oday.?la*t^ hours.I .
and was marked by - lack of entiuis
Jasja^i and, d?monstration .\ The -.teni-,
porary chairman read a prepared ad
dress which scored. the V^n?n^01oncy.,
of thc democratic administration. He
was ? frequedtly interrupted by ap
plause.
Scarcely, any-of tho big republican
leaders were recognized by-the. dele
gates as they took their seats'. Most,
ovory ono in tho coliseum seemed to"
bo i?ore interested'm' what was going
on itt?tho auditorium . where the* pro
gressives wore holding tholr conven
tion . The republican convention re
Con wncs at .t.oven \ tomorrow. ;
PLAN TO CEJLEBR?f r
BATTLE OF ATLANTA
Movement For Monster Parado Is
Under Way
'ACanta,' "Ca., .June 7.-A inovomh
i
hn.-.? bn laUnchd In Atlanta to hold a
mont ter-preparedness': parade' on-July:
82,'rthe aalversery ot ttc?Butt?r. of At
lanta, Id whitfj ttie cntiro ?tats .will
be luyltcd to join, tl ls planned \tq
invito tho Shrine temples of Savannah
and itacbti, with their :hs??B'''>&?i|'.-ii(i2
trois, Invito ; tho various secret or
dora which, have Uniform ratik, invit?
the Katloh?i;'' G?Srd "\ org?di-?tl-unS
?rom over ? tho ?tuto. and bring the
ttioybi's and councils of. Qorgta ; towns
ami ciiica, as.well is tho ?Ji?ol.chll
mbreiai bodies : and ' all; otlieracmtwy
jnY?h, women's orgahliutlona, commer.*
cial bodice rind all others vr?to would
iiko to yar;i?ciip???
Court "'M?Mi?ivTi-Uit. ?Wpo??d.
San Antonio', Tex., Juno i--Tho trl.it |
by court marttl?l of members Of/the
Texas militia whi> fail-rid lp i<r??s?it
t'hcm-HoC-voB - for u*usier'in ?be-federal
service, waa poatpbhod tmtU tho
guardsmen aro located and brought
h?re.
.: . i. rfj,.. ...... ,~~
AmBt?rdknii Jtine 7-^Tho .Tclegraa?
B.-i?tSt k rOorra&t? d?iitioyer wan
ic'k by a mino ?rid ea?ik '??tt-?ee
( .Atlanta.,, Qa., iutto 7v-^LagUla
tures com^ and;g??' but .t?p)??^eT!af
pre^nta^ve.whe ?. tts^^^?i^ia^
bte. sesftionr., borgia ii' now,., tb?
$$mt&:0 ?{t re?enfc'fllseevdi^l
wit? a member of tb* legislature ?
Of goOth Caroona ta l4ti;twn?
nouse T*p^e?s*ti-/?B or that Stat*
tthireU
A:Vi?w*?F North ^eaSh
><JORKNEV ll'
C??JSI.ANDS
SCOTLAND
m
^' ENGLAND^
LOMDOM^ J
The greatest sea fight in tho history'
of naval warfare .was the battle be
tNvcen G?man and 13 ri tl ah ships off
the <cliffy Of rp$K????1t? ?say SI, In
PROGRESSIVE PLATFORM!
URGES PREPAREDNESS iw]
OF ARMS AND IN
DUSTRY'*-WANT SECOND,
NAW?NDBIG ARSKY
(By Associated Press.)
?hi??gd, juno 7.-Preparedness In
the "?pirk of .?vms . and Indnstry" .was
the domin?t .theme pf the progr?s*
sive.party platform, a tentative draft ?
of which was completed tonight . for
preaenfottl?n to the, convention to
mbrroVvV tl breaks.?U?records for
b^erity. and consista of a broad state
ment dr what tho country needs rath
er th?? anarray of separate pla?krt.
It ?esl?rca for a navy second in ?it?,
an army ot two hundred . abd fif$
the'ueand . and" unlvorwl opportunity |
?lnt?ry training under federal j
vision.. I
od! political suffrage'' l??' en
dorsed by the p.rtgfcsslyes,. nhd. &\
perni&aimi esport jar?B commis?iobt j
h'gli protective l?tlf? ^regulation ?tj
iuduetrl^o, ; cc-il?joryatlbri ?hd., do-j
v?i^meni^ o? national t?fi?urcba' ls j
tid?Qua?ed.
Tte platform -.noys 'tho .pretro?i alt
urttloa mahes Ifisua b?. t??ii rattier
thenrwo?d?: anil mys tho .'?f.rogr?s
?ivfl? will meoI;;any p6rty,;t?f?ich ?ces
tho r.tit'jbn's besas and pUte' forward
? leader flt ie meet theta."
? Aaquiih 'tajtiwt?p?.'".
l^ndbri. Jubb . 744*r^.t?r:: ?S(?u?th^
aas . talton?> c?&rge; ol, pit^tr?* ?bmeoj
temporarily, it wi? announced' toftay.
tbaant op; tho j?ar^bf.^few^l?^
^?j?^'?v^i?r^jNiwfc* <'.**t*^ritr?li$
hear Royston, Ga., in -Prahklih couh
m^e.negro; J6o? tyho' !o; ?a unof
SttlJWfr laborer, wis a-alive. ile
^SJfr born In Atta^dttV'?uani^W^J
in and o^lbn?w :ib Tom Ct??-??
hirijf*sm, a pi omlnent plas ter.- .' ' vrh? '
#e4':^o? $te.^tt;.f&.ri-*}\*. At,
j&el^?t?niin^
WK-'?terris aad'?i?lbnst?d to fcti? mi?'
WARSPITE
i "~-;iTHi1iftiftiriniiiii?i s* { '
which tho Whr??*itc, ono ot tho Ave
greatest ? battleships built,; was be
lieved to have heep hank .along' with
nine, other important British vessels.
This map Shows, thp location of the
"Let People Have, i Roosevelt If j
Th ey Want Bini," He Tells
Greenwood ?Vteiitis
Greenwood, Juno V,-Senator]
Tillman , hopes-, tho ! republicans will
nominate. Col. Theodor? Roosevelt
.for president in the Chicago conven
tion.
'Tty*Just this way,", said the Sen?
i alor, : crossing tils .. index fingers,
"Roosevelt is for war. at any price
with a chip on each shoulder . and
one-tin top ot his hat, white Wilson
ls. for peach with'h?her.- -lt the peo
ple of tho United States, want a man
Uko roosevelt elected pr?sidant I am
ip-;'favor; of lotting them, have him.".
sohatOT TlHman;made this state
mest to several friends at tho passen
ger station this . morning while
awaiting tfee. arrival pf the C. & W.
C. train tor'Augusta.
"What ere tho \ republicans going
to do in Chicago this vfdekt'* was .the
question ohe of them! asked..
T don't ;kn?w, bujt? I hope they
wilt nominate Roosevelt?' was the
reply. Atid then he-hlade. th? illus
tration with ?t? fingers, showing
that tho colonel and, iVosHeht Wil-j
eon ar? exactly criu-crosa ds to their
viows about war.
Senator. Tillman- spent last night
in Cie^.ettfc With Mi* eoh" Mr. Henry
?. Tillman, and go?? today tn . his
lomo;at; Trenton ror a short visit be
r-lro nw returns to Washington. Iib
! will bo. busily erigagcdX^hvnaVaV ;atf"
! fairs apon his return - to' tho v?u?tfiv
? As published br.oftdeaat : ? few .d?
i niter i-hc great sea fight in. tho Not
Si<V tho senator* h?-t?, favor ot rn?
'W?-'i9'i^va>.'Btrong6*.;';h?vy,--thatt tl
dem?crate ?' haveedio^?Mi ia^ io ti
.tm*i\-tt? will push-, tho increase
ejat?^lit?t of tho. tayfti,: atfaij*' ?
m?tico, ..- wm
' SeaAtor* Tltlnsan ??4 : Mr. He?f?
imn&hfcl ?imo frpm.J^etneon. yes
't?terhbOn in an ttOtemoeile
rah irtth tho ridh ^?aV; ; wind 'st..
s$v*rat niles out ^ist^>--^^.-svtt
bte*: ?e:.t%t? a di tch eca/' esk.-*'
.s?oi?jil>sef??tor. "bei. the, curt?
TU" rJ*$t6r?^nat^^'ft?ars.- io
-moves ja Mi oid4intt ^or, Wis _
tivb work during the past few months
l? Washington seem? ?lhV. have agreed .
[with wm v. . />
..-iVt?.jatoe HH (iii.
p?$er ? extras i annoitoeod. Kitchener's
dtfcth;^wo>- ia -tta?ei*'afeen*
weramo** ; bee**te iWgjf?^ i?tat -iteti?e
reserves were called/?u?. ;;
?r'? Death and Recent
ficht. . Tho Orkney Islands, off tho j
rior?'nohst coast of Scotland,, is close
by tho spot whew* tho Halhp?Wrn1
with Earl Kitchener and lils surft |
aboard, want down, '
pm
.'-....o'-'
THIS REPORT FROM BERL?N
-PARIS SAYS FORT IN
TACT W?0N?SDAY, BUT
BOMBARDMENT HAS CUT
A (By Associated tfrese. )
Fort Vaux, fivo mites northeast olf
Verdun, has been captured by the
'f|?l^BB':?h'd- the fort defender? Sttd
numcrouu i;un:i tuleen also, according
to -Berlin Perls said tho fort was!
?tili in tho Frenth han?l* Wednes-!
day morning, .but: vi?re ?hftb??; tb
communicate with tho fort since: then
becauso Of. a heavy bombardme-eVJi":'.
lo XtgUing front, Prlpot rlvOr, wf?i? \
Rumanian frontier thur, far, ; Retro
grad reports tho capture By V.:& Rua*
aisha" of inoro than forty thousand
T^Wtt?, ; nifthy' gtths'- and:, important
WWt? pt)6itlo?H.\,
:i>-(^?^ntliiopI-??. . says that ?fti^oil
t^jpe .'.mountain dl?trl?t o? ?Hitsa?d,
-RhAsians have been driven about ?ev?
en mlle? over a. .froht..Of thirteen.
railbS i BUffcrlhK heavy; loe'a?a. In
$?tiopoi8ttila,.thbj,; Turks; cthim to
'have dispersed Russlahni -att^hiptihg
ah ^hvoloping m?v?ihent"n'ortu'eru't of
.-. Austrians attack against Italians in '
ihh Upper Ar?? ahoy '?nd ri?rthsast
or Asiago h&vo bc?u repulsad, Ramo
report?.
.m
.^^^ V
? -^ii'?-:i- .
Cu^wst-O?rv Pftsse* Ai
: ^ (?y As^?ai?d Pr?ss.) :
iwar ordwii?d bishop of CbefI
Santo. Fe$T
? petiJt?nttary
execution. The
mm?ir?: aird r-het?'--'?w:--??|si
Mit?'a^^
vsh?h the: wM^Miiff?i?im.??
TR?MMELL STILL
LEADS ?N FLORIDA
further Rehr?? Increase Majority
Over S&Wbt Bryan
(By Associated i.Press.).
, Tampa,.Fla., Juno ?.-Itoturns al
; though still far from complete to
-night further laorftaeed >tho lead ot
Governor Park Trammell over Sena
tor Bryan for tho United States sena
tnrohip and decreased tiho .lead of
Sidney J. Gatts ?v?r W. V. Knott for
tho governorship. . Congressman
Sparkman -is apparently decisively)
heaton in the first district by H. J.
Braue, W. J. Sears sopeara to have'
been rolurned In tho Wurth district I
and J. il- Southwick has a substan
tial lead tn.' the third. ..Prank; 'CTark I
in the second has1 no opposition.
LYMAN GUILTY
STOCK SWINDLES I
Mtarimnm Penalty Por Fraud. Is|
f 30 Yearn
, New York, June 7. -Dr. J. Grant i
Lyman, v.vu; con vi cted today of us?
lug tho. mails to defraud xin conncc
ttijm wHth . stock swindles' ho ongag'od
tn under the firm of H. Putnam com
pany. Lyman Was captured in St
Petersburg, Fla,, ?M. he .waa about to
Bull for Centrai, America, oh o prl?
.vot? launch. " He will bo ?otjta?jied
?on-oJ-tw; -rho maximum penalty
under e?x counts in tho indictment, ts
jthicty years' .and $6,B?Q. . .
r, , ? -.- ; - - - -;
?B0l0SI?T0.1G.,
I President and Trastee? HigSriy
Pienncd-Pfactic?By AH of
Teachers to Remsin
(Special to The Intelligencer.)
Greenville, Juno 7.-Tho com*
moucement of tho Greenville Yvro
macs.college closed laut night ono pt
the; most successful years th? col
lege baa over known. ' All. tho col
lege functions, festivities. aud cere-<
monies, have been unusually good. At
n meeting of the board of trustees ot
tho college on Monday . afternoon,
moat gratifying reports were made,
aiid most - .>uspl:wuw announcements
wore Leard. . Tho president's report
to tho hoard wan a most pleasing- and
satisfactory, ono'. T^ho enrollment, ot
{84. students .-is the second largest
In tho. long history.. . of ?ho college,
making G., C. tho second largest |
inllogo for. women In the eta to. The
financial report waa the best over
known
A one thousand dollar chook was
handed .to Abo board ot trustees while
in ,sessloh,..by Mrs. B. ; MJ Ahuman,
This Ja, tho arno ant, lett tp the edit
i-xo V?,B ;the .1?M..of..?h? .?s?o- Mr. cv
M. Shiiman, a iohfl. .j-luto president
?? ;ih? board of trustees, ?nd e. tue
{Imo friend of tho college.,
v-'.ftlto?lutt?h*; of ,symiw?hy;.. Iw?fe
p?sie? by tho board In OO?ht?ctl?t?
with tho death ot Mr?. Hoary P.
MO?ep, an i-lomn??.of tho colteg?, and
wKw::th?. best friends that tho col
t?Swant?r lia'l
U?gratWhg.^. ali. friends ot
tho colleg?, that nehrt^: all ..of th*
former teachers aro to .retrain
the .next jrehr. t; The preaidrt??
hoerc' of trustee* are greatly ???i
with' tfap pBreohnn1 bf th? mtruity,
the t?o'rk -'ecenhtbttshe? < thi MUgh > ,
session i ; The success of tho 'calli T
dojj?id? ran. muQh. upon, th?. cooli*?
cillfefeo. that G. wi-'.'G.;.- &m.vary. Tor
'' ?& in bavins ? tiroitftti^M?
bf whom, varo . Ihttiei?t?l. i? : .a?]
W . knd atoWtttraMph-,..ha*?:
fv-Cot?mbta,^&^??^?^H A'.' GOOPT
?r pt. famt?~m OlaoV his p?Mge
with tho'e?pr?tary of state hs
' n^;|or/.??^?rh^ the. turning
a pledge e candl?ata>r.solicitor
of the ninth ;4??et clrct?lt to suc
ceed??. A. .Cooper, -
m a piedio for rt-eUction
from the -first ''sfpi$&t*i
mt iS?tween fv/o
itr?cs Made m
1848 May Be Used By
Wilson-Provides For
International Comftiis
sson.
? ' . dh
? (By Associated -Piena-,) ?
? . Chihuahua City, Jan 7.- ?
? An nut i-Amer luau riot, which
+ cpuBistsd of a demonstration
? agsinut tho American connu* ?
? lato and the stoning ot tho
? foreign club; was put ddwh vf'.--'*
? Carransa soldiers tonight. - ,
? *
(By Aetioclatod Pr?atr.)
Washington, Juno 7.-A proposai
to Carrabin that tho United Stetes ;
and Moxico submit tho whole sub- :
j oct of their rolat?ohB to an Interna
tional commission is' being oarloiinly ;
considered by tho administration, .ti!
made the proposal wit serv?, os a re
ply to tho Mexican uote demauijl?g;
withdrawal.
,, A settlement by such a commission;
ts expressly provided in tho treaty of
AS4B,- President WMson dud Carran
aa under this plan would appoint pa
canal number of cot?raiseioaero to
meet outside the territory ot .both
countries.
\' ; There waa no indication tonight
that Pr?sidant Wilson-had reached "a
decision , on whether the proposal
I would bo .mst.dp- .
PEAD ATL?UR?NS
m.
<Sty
Laurens, 8. C., Jun?/ 7?--Ds/rtd
Ashmore Davis, one of the most UTO-,
minent citizens of Laurens, and for
twenty-five years a leading < . ?xor- ;
chant died suddenly at lils store
shortly after 6 o'clock yesterday..a*?.
lern?on.
Death is supposed to have been
caused by apoplexy,, he had Just de?
scendod- the stairway .:.,to.'- t^e ?ppe?/
floor when ho complained of feeling
badly end ho collapsed and im
mediately expired.
I Mr. Davis was a native of union
county and was fifty-six years bf egu,:
ba was a member of the Davis Roper
j company, a large retail'store, hero, a
business ho and C; H. Roper estab
lished twenty-five ,year? ago.
Ho is survived by his ivU^-who 'j***
before .ber marriage. Mitta janie Pul
ler, and two daughters, frances and
Janie-Holmes Davis. Mffl^k
[ATLANTA ,WOMAtV TO
A
Atlanta, Juno 7;--if she can ?ct
.or pdnsporta in. time, -furs, wunara;
8< Seabrook, of Atlanta, wiro . or
&e '*eU known Atlanta inays^por
nan '? who- enlisted some weeks ago in
r>0?iinarle?n':v'ambutane,? in Franco,
SMl?v?atl from Jtfew York on Juno 17
to Join ; her husk&nd as jibe : trout. Mw;
Abrook ?i?s g'echrodl* tte!, as aux
dltery nure? In tho American um
Mattb>:; BbipUal; whiich ls lO'Atedi
? ? S??ttly7sur-8oine, a abort dk
wc.v :bntr of i Pari?., afc? ?. ^win^g?1.
XS?ht to -\t%$ hobpt?t whoo ? ??*\
d?'in'Bordeaux .
. er: huibantt. whaite ::le&-hufc^hw^
! f?thor. Job? .'.tiC. ' Edn^?fiaso,-a iftpwaf;
ment mi^^-l??amm?? mosedv-ttf;:
itih% ifclai it??htti?^(Wi. #or:r?*?r-lity]
itaa?a?r would \be; ?URK :by ?. Oerm?!?
t?M?rfn?.': ' At last; however.' ehe
mmm???^^: tt? ^ -ww-.
? she /found thata.new?r?ie,;M!|H?
eontiy Wiatt'> 'prb^ul?rat?^l#, !*??'.; de?: '
? partiaeht ?. ot -mate ; ..;;0?^TW?t?e*'
?issi tho iaso?neo ; ot r^spb^
[foftbqt, iwo ?jw^a^ggfe^,, -.
, Chicago, juti?i 7~^Nf?W York
abtlcana supporting HushS? said.
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iepbr?es: t^o dsy* agO (t?ai nuder "
jbtreu?BuW?%; wOysd,..-'tt^i?*Y?lt aap*,
?ftort- Httgh?? 'If Am) r?po'i'Us&tta bomii
nated hlfti:
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