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DAILY
KDITIOM
Friday.
.November
2,
1923,
Bluenose
Shows
Heels
To
Columbia.
Although
Canada
Jia
not
yet
won
the
trophy
for
sailing
fishing
!-chooner
on
the
AUantic
coast,
.
lh
people
of
Canada
as
a
whole,
ami
especially
here,
are
congratulating
the
Lunenburg
boat
on
her
sailing
so
far.
The
animal
international
event
is
one
that
is
watched
all
over
the
continent
and
interest
is
taken
in
it
wherever
sailing
vessels
ply
the
sea.
Canadian
sailors,
apparently
ara
upholding
the
old
British
traditions.
We
are
glad
l
join
with
all
Canada
in
congratulations
to
the
l(luenoe
and
wish
her
sWeos
in
the
rai
tomorrow,
Labor
Is
Opposing
Protection
In
Britain.
.
l
uqiialified
opposition
to
the
high
tariff
policy
of
Premier
Baldwin
in
fireat
Britain
is
being
registered
by
Die
l,abor
organizations.
Labor
has
nlwajs.
opposed
high
protective
duties
and
'rightly
jo.
The
roiiiitry
grew
great
under
free
trade
and
raptured
mncii
or
me
Inisiness
or
the
world.
The
only
occaMunl
when
lime:.'
were
v?rv
bad
for'
Ihe
workinirnien
tliere
n.
lurim--!
the
time
of
Ihe
notorious
corn
law
when
wheat
soared
o
such
a
price
that
no
workiiigman
was
able
to
obtain
any.
Workihgmeii
in
Oreat
Bnlaii)
realize
that
it
is
the
people
of
(hp
country
who
have,
lo
pay
Hie
duties
ami
that
Ihe
poor
people
pay
just
as
mucii
as
tneieh.
.
See
Ourselves
As
Others
See
Us.
We
all
think
we
would,
like,
to
see
ourselves
As.others
se?
ii,
ytit
many
of
us
would
be
grieviiiily
disappointed
if
we
could
analyze
the
thoughts
of
our
neighbors.
Jusl
now
we
like
lo
knowwhal
Britain
is
thinking
uf
our
representative.
Bight
Hon.
W.
L.
.Mackenzie
Kin?,
premier
of
this
country.
We
know
that
he
has
t,een
accorded
a
good
receplion
a
head
of
Ihe
greatest
of
Ihe
sister
nations.
Perhaps
we
may
later
find
out
more
of
the
impressions
which
the
Premier
created
personally.
He
is
Canada'
representative
and
naturally
we
feel
jealous
for
hi
re.
putalinn
while
on
the
other
ilde
of
Ihe
Atlantic.
Pity
That
Island
Cannot
Be
Utilized.
It
seems
a
pity
that
some
of
Ihe
islands
suitable
for
thai
purpose
on
Ihs
B.C.
coast
cannot
be
utilized
fnr
fox
farming.
The
industry
is
assuming
large
proportions
in
Alaska
and
mnnv
or
Ihe
farms
are
paying
dividends.
The
conditions
here
are
juel
as
good
as
in
Alaska.
Foxes
might
be
raised
on
the
island
where
now
there
is
nothing
but
an
occasional
deer
or
a
chirping
sqiiirrrd.
While
only
a
few
of
Ihe
islands
are
suitable
for
Dip
business,
perhaps,
it
would
be
a.
greaMhitig
tf.hav-Dtoc
utilized.
British
Left
Turkey
Under
Good
Conditions.
,
.
-tt
-
....
When
British
troops
eVacuale'd
Constantinople
Ihev
did
o
under
conditions
which
were
mot
salisfaclorv.
Thev
wre
given
-a
great
sendoff
by
the
people"
of.
Ihe
city'
and
(here
were
mutual
express,,,,,,
0f
goodwill,
not
only
in
public
but
in
private.
Sint
Hly
aP
ln?flllPr
reP"ri
coming
through
from
II
is
a
great
thing
for
a
country
lo
be
able
to
hold
its
own
vll
V"'
t""mJi,inS
n"
dUl
in
Turkey
following
bn
hU
to
"h,
"T
'MW
-u.der
condilion.
such
?
,lM
'
0
,,n,"p'1
wh"'
!!
,
nneral
Hir
Charles
Harrington
hdrew
his
Iroops,
f
,MPrP
is
one
man
more
than
another
J?('T'e
f
-(W"
'
,e
British
people
it
would
,,c,
,hR
whn
rnrriel
',h'
fine-
rr
f'y
Brit
.h
hrough
such
trying
conditions
and
blemished
brought
it
forth
i
n.
wilhoul
bloodshed.
Make
It
Your
Business
To
place
much
of
as
your
earnings
as
you
can
in
the
bank
every
week.
This
business
of
saving
is
an
increasingly
profit-
ahle
one,
for
the
bank
protects
your
money
against
loss
and,
at
the
same
rime,
pays
you
interest.
$1
opens
a
Savings
Account
and
deposits
of
$1
and
upwards
are
received.
UNION
BANK
OF
.CANADA
Prince
Rupert
Branch
A.
T.
Brocjerick,
Manager
H
fs
PAfiF.
TWO.
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PflJjiy,
.JTVifiiibiT
2.
g
When
Exposed
to
Air
GRAND
JURY
HIS
MAJESTY'S
MAILS
ON
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
i
OUTSPOKEN
tarn
loses
its
freshness
and
flavor.
"SA1ADA
11
Text
of
Report
Made
at
Katchl.
.
han
In
Reoard
to
Condition
of
Alaska
Canneries
ALL
DISOBEY
LAWS
.
The
ciiinolele
report
of
t
It
.
lirand
Jury
sillinp
at
Kelchikai
rwenlly,
a
summary
of
whirl
was
sent
mil
by
cable,
has
not
come
to
hand.
That
seclioi
dealing
willi
Imrrihle
contlition
at
the
cunnerie..
reads
a
fol
lows;
One
hundred
and
two
imlict
moiils
Iiae
been
returm-d
fo
Vdalions
of
Ihe
fishing
law-Although
federally
admitted
Ilia
Ihe
waters
were
beinp
oxerfjslie.
and
tlie
salmon
was
threateude.
with
exlinctinn.
and
Dial
a
close
lerioi
tluring
the
spawning
sea
sou
was
(lie
most
b'jir;4
'met
ho
of
preservation,
Ibis
jury
lias
no
ceceivel
I
lie
sliarhlesl
'
evidence
o
any
effort
or
intent
lo
obey
Hi
law.
.Jo
far
a
Ibis
(iran.l
.lur
has
een
inforioeit,
not
one
can
nery
seine,
or
fish
trap
has
com
idied,
Willi
Hie
laW
enacteil
b;
lie
last
legislature.
eialdi-liiu
closed
season
'in
confonnil
willi,
what
,eeuiei
to
tie,
j
general
deinaml
for
Die
filiio
interests.
Convincing
evidence
has
beet
resenlei
to
Ibis
Grand
Jury
o
very
lax
and
unsanitary
method.-in
tiraelice
by
many
of
Die
sal
moo
canncriex
both
in
Ihe
can
ning
of
salmon
and
Die
rare
o
the
premises,
which
is
detri
mental
to
the
industry
as
i
whole
ami
a
menace
lo
ptililii
health
and
morals.
We
reconi-meml
and
strongly
urge
Ihe
ap
iointnient
of
a
competent
In-
leclor
to
sujiervise
(lie
canninc
of
salmon
at
each
cannery
with
power
lo
coiiliiel
the
compliance
with
sanitary
conditions
pres
cribed
for
boarding
ait.l
living
quarler.4
anil
humane
and
moral
protection
for
the
youn?
Narcotic
Conditions
In
Ibis
connection,
we
wish
to
call
at
tenl
inn
lo
one
feature
of
a
special
report
of
Die
Grand
Jury
for
the
District
Court
at
Valdez,
Alaska,
for
the
September
.
Ii3
Term,
which
refers
particularly
In
the
Urislol
Day
Section,
Iiul
which
applies
perhaps
less
hut
nevertheless
In
u
dangerous
degree
Ihrouglioul
Alas,
ka.
The
report
read
in
part.
v
wish
lo
call
special
at
tention
In
Narcotic
conditions.
Many
addicts
and
a
large
amount
of
narcotics
find
their
way
to
Ihe
canneries
and
fishing
grounds
through
the
cannery"
help,
and
il
has
hecnuie
M
grave
menace
In
the
safely
and
health
of
Die
people
of
Alaska,
ami
especially
lo
the
food
supply,
through
the
use
of
diseased
help
in
Die
packing
and
handling
ot
salmon
.
In
many
instances,
foremen-of
China
crews
handle
narcotic
and
dispense
them
to
men
under
their
charge
ami
in
Ihe
cannery."
This
report
goes
on
al
considerable,
length
citing
specific
instances
of
crime
and
filth
such
as
our
laws
should
prohibit.
.
Contract.
System
The
sysieui
now
permitted
and
practiced
by
most
or
the
nonresident
canning
companies,
of
negotiating
for
each
season's
canning
crew
with
an
empoyer
Chinese,
Jay
or
Filipino
who
engages
one
or
more
crews
un
der
a
season'
contract,
is
most
pernicious.
The
remuneration
is
low
and
very
little
paid
until
the
end
of
the
season
when
they
re-
lurn
In
the
oflice
in
the
Slates
where
the
contract
was
made.
In
truth,
we
must
slate
that
Ibis
condition
does
not
hold
in
many
of
the
tanneries
of
Southeastern
Alaska
where
resident
interest)
have
holdings,
but
il
is
most
es-i
senlial
that
our
cituneries
or
rish
products
hntild
be
as
carefully
safeguarded
in
the
interest
df
public
health
as
are
Ihe
meal
packing
plants
of
the
country.
mere
Is
an
Ignorant,
immoral,
vicious
and
criminal
class
being
upon
country
year
after
year,
who
commit
crimes,
degrade
the
young,
especially
Ihe
natives,
and
are
in
every
way.
most
olijecllonable.
i
l:
..
l.
A
comfortable
Conner
of
the
BotlaO
fiu,
J.
An
hrr
l
of
Ihm
BofAat
(
Almost
eTery
dsy
rly
upon
HI
Mtjety'
Poitil
arvtr
for
th
delivery
at
certain
houn
ot
lettrr
and
parrrli
hkh
art
of
vilua
and
which
would
loe
thtir
rlu
vre
thy
dlirrfd
tardily.
Seldom
have
e
csute
to
complain
of
thetrvtc
rendered
in
exrhant
for
our
few
centa
and
have
come
to
expect
the
efficient
refularity
of
that
service
rfjzrdlesa
of
the
natural
or
economic
ditturbancr
hlfh
affect
other
service.
The
letter
waa
(tamped
and
placed
in
the
potta!
box.
It
mtut
be
delivered,
ar.d
.with
dispatch,
rain
or
shine.
Due
to
the
increasing
use
ot
Bis
Majesties
Mails,
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
boa
found
it
necessary
to
add
to
tta
rolling
atork,
twelve
new
Mtil
and
Bagaee
coaches.
These,
being
up-to-date
in
every
respect,
provide
every
facility
for
the
handling
of
the
mail,
and
a
number
of
convenient
for
the
clerks
which
the
older
type
of
cars
could
not
boast
of.
The
"All
Steel"
cars
are
some
of
the
finest
ued
by
Postal
authorities
in
the
world,
and
the
Company
is
to'
be
congratulated,
in
that
providing
every
facility
for
the
Suick
;erks.
hicdlir.g
ot
postal
matter;
it
has
kept
an
eye
to
the
comfort
of
the
t
The
forward
end
of
the
travelling
Post
Office,
for
such
It
Is,
Is
used
mainly
for
atorage
purposes.
On
one
side,
movable
iron
stanchion
separate
the
bags
destined
for
the
various
towns
en
route,
and
on
the
other
Is
the
gas
stove,
for
cooking
purposes,
ire
water
tank,
lavatory,
wah
basin,
and
dothes
cupboard
innovations
which
are
greatly
rommended
by
the
clerks.
The
rear
end
of
the
mail
compartment
is
the
business
end.
A
long
reversible
table,
running
lengthwise,
allows
the
clerk
to
face
either
side
ot
the
car
in
order
to
sort
his
parcels
into
the
baga
which
are
supported
by
folding
racks,
and
into
the
boxes
conveniently
arranged
above
the
bags
for
the
accommodation
of-newspapers,
and
which
can
be
quickly
emptied
by
the
simple
expedient
of
raising
the
front.
At
the
rear
end
is
a
table,
the
full
cannery
employees
at
the
port
of
time,
Major
ft.
M.
Taylor
dls.
departure,
on
the
Pacific
Coast,
jtric!
engineer
for
Die
provincial
to
ascertain
wlielher
the
men
toj
public
works
department,
re-be
employed
arc
infected
with
i
port,
venereal
or
other'
diseases.
We!
also
suggest
that,
the
examina-'TUDCC
MHIJTIK
CAD
Don
so
made
shall
cover
lhe;limi:,t
mUJllIB
rUK
e"!Z!l!!
T'.!
BREAKING
CUSTODY
narcotic
addicts,
and
if
found
lo
be
diseased
or
addicted
to
Hie
use
of
narcotics,
they,
be
n1
fused
employment
'and
be
not
taken
to
Ihe
fishing
fields
of
Alaska.
We
further
recommend
Dial
narcotic
oflicers
'.e
placed
on
board
of
these
ships
at
Die
lime
of
leaving
pyrl
for
the
fishing
field
and
after.
Ihej
'
have
Jeft
port,,
a
rigid
and
thorough
in
spection
or
the
ship
he
made
lo
ascertain
whether
habil
formiiiir
ilrujts
or
narcotics
a'rej.
ou
hoard.
We
further
recommend
that
all
employees
lakeii.i.lhe
fish
ing
field
be
l.arred
from
lakinir
fire
arms
with
llieui.
This
could
be
accomplished
by
the
canneries
hy
a
rigid
inspection
and
re.
fusal
to
lake
Hrms
on
board.
We
further
recommend
that
the
Alaska
Legislature
ejiael
such
laws
as
will
compel
Canneries
and
cannery
coulraclors
lo
pay
their
employees
in
money
at
least
oure
a
moiilhi
:
Legislation
.
We
further'
recommend
legis
lation
that
will
reipilre
canneries
hiring
men
in
the
Slates
and
bringing
them
to
Alaska,
to
re
turn
uiu
such
nuvn
emp
employees
myees
to
io
the
uie
port
pun
when
discharged
by
s
tie
Ik
coni-
panics
during
the
season,
as
numbers
of
men
are
Jeft
strand
ed
and
penniless
in
Alaska
by
II
IS
IIIOSI
III......
,.,,,,,!.
fill...,
...til,
....
...I..
"i-....,,..!!!,
I(
nun
M-irnory
inni
proleclhe
laws
be
enacted
to
correct
Mils
evil.
Rigid
Inspection
We
fui'lkcr
endorse
the
follow
ing
recommendations
made
by
the
Valdez
Crand
Jury
heretofore
rerened
to
lo-wil;
"That
a
rigid
npecllnii
be
rerpilrcd
of
support
here
or
transportation
outside."
TEwVART-HYDCR
ROAD
The
new
Stewart
-llyder
road
Is
rajiidly
nearing
comtdelion
and
it
is
hoped
to
,;,ve
II
ready
for
Irallle
lu
four
or
five
weeks'
Carl
Qustavensen
Got
Lenient
Sentence
at
Hands
of
Judge
Young
Yesterday
After,
noon
Carl
Dustaveiisep.
pleaded
guilty
yesterday
afternoon
to
a
charge
or
escupinif
.
lawful
cu-lody
while
euroule
(
serve
e
term
or
imprisonment
for
another
offence,
wa
dealt
with
leniently
l.y
Judge
Young,
lie
had
three
additional
months
at
Uhalla
lacked
0
njn
month
sentence
which
was
al
ready
imposed
on
Urn
ror
having
solen
goods
In
liU
posses
slon.
.ske.
wliy
he
had
broken
away
Troni
custody,
Diislavensen
said
he
had
been
at
Okalhi
be.
fore
and
it
was
a
devil
of
a
(dace.
He
wanted
a
sentence
to
some
place
where
eick
people,
were
taken
care
of
as
he
was
"UlTeriiig
f.,
consumption,
lie
would
prefer
Ihe
penllenllarv
In
Okalla.
In
nassintr
Heiilene
in,i.,,.
Young
assured
accused
that
he
would
be
given
medical
al
lent
ion
at
Okalla
an,
I
would
come
out
of
there
a
much
heller
man
than
i,
"
.,
.,
,
of
departure
in
the
Slates
either
1
",fi
continually
Ibis
employed
and
ro,s,edjal
'"J
'iJiZr"""'''
TERRACE
NOTES
a"
The
Women'"
Auxiliary
of
the
Anglican
Church
met
nl
Ihe
home
f
Mrs.
T.
J.
Murxli
on
Wednesd.fy,
Mr.
Hishop
enler-lalning
Plans
for
I
he
first
social
lo
be
held
on
Tuesday,
Nov.
fl,
were
completed.
'Ihev
etl....,l
cordial
invitation
to
everyone
to
illieiHi,
Mis.
(ienircry
Handdvn
re.
turned
from
Prince
ituperl
Sal
Z.
tnwtor
of
M
K
Cm4Um
FkIIc
Mall
m4
Or.
t-Tbia
U
bni
Iba
analla
aa
aoflaJ.
width
of
the
car.
and
behind
this
art
tie
hundred
ot
pigeon
bole
Into
thick
the
clerK
must
distribute
the
letter
for
the
various
towns,
quickly,
aJot
automatically.
At
his
feet
as
he
stand
at
his
table,
the
clerk
ha
a
trsyi
j
which
the
letters
posted
w
hen
the
train
Is
at
a
station,
drop.
TbelUtri
stamps
and
distribute
with
thoae
put
on
the
train
at
the
terminal.
CefdV
which
to
tie
the
letters
Into
bundle
Is
conveniently
at
hand,
and
If
K
rcf
the
bundles
contain
registered
mail
they
are
placed
Into
the
blfftu
lot
at
one
side,
over
which
a
wire
grsting
Is
fitted
and
locked.
LwytUr
j
U
scrupulouily
clean.
The
baggsre
and
express
end
of
the
roaches
Is
also
Ihe
last
bt
rr
construction.
As
with
the
msil
section,
the
door
open
In
the
ce:i6
bf
U
compartment,
one
half
of
w
hith
hi
a
solid
floor,
the
Other
half
tCzzttlti
with
fish
racks.
In
addition
to
the
convenience
afforded
the
mail
rinU,
the
baggage
men
have
a
folding
table
which
fit
tightly
agalnit
tb
atii
when
not
In
Uie.and
which
may
beutQUed
a
a
dinning
table
sod
but
m!
there
Is
too
much
busimss
to
talk
of
cards.
The
twelve
new
esr
were
designed
by
C.
II.
Temple,
Chief
ef
Modts
Power
and
Ilotllnr
Stock,
Canadian
Pacific
Ksjlway,
and
were
ccrJlfcU4
by
the
Canada
Car
and
Foundry
Company,
Ltd.,
Montreal.
JTW
sre
designed
to
carry
30
tons
of
express
tnstier
and
10
tons
of
mill,
kit
til
f
40
tons;
compared
with
30
tons,
the
capacity
of
the
otd
type
of
cea
JL
Tie
Company
ha
adhered
to
the
six
wheel
truck,
but
heavier
Journals
Bast
been
provided,
6
If
by
10
In
pi
see
of
the
6
by
9
inches.
Another
(taturs
of
the
new
roaches
is
the
diaphragm
end.
This
eliminate
the
dtrr
sf
people
"riding
Wind".
'
Until
more
are
constructed,
the
new
roaches
will
operate
Ut
Montreal
and
Toronto.
Montreal
and
Eault
fit.
Marie.
Toronto
aad
IL
John,
N.U.,
and
Winnipeg,
and
Kdmontonon
Canadian
Pacific
line.
unlay
night.
On
J-rhUy
morning
at
Dm
I
j
Ten
Years
Ago
j
In
Prince
Rupert
'
)
CoIIIiikwooiI
Schreiber.
Domm
bni
government
railway
enaiiieer
and
It.
.
Kelllher,
chief
engineer
ror
Die
(trand
Trunk
Pacific,
arrived
in
the
city
last
nighl
hy
special
I
in
In
from
a
Iriii
of
in-
speclion
to
the
end
of
steel.
Mr.
Schreiber
predicts
that
the
sletsl
will
be
linked
up
Mt,
ll(,.r
)(
June
I.
Frank
Lamles
relumed
vesler-
day
afternoon
from
Whitehore,
lie
Us
getting
an
outfit
readv
I..
leave
for
Chlsana
about
Decern.
her
I,
The,
streets
we're
comnlelelv
Inumlaled
ami
HIDchm
wern
wasiied
rroni
Iheir
feel
.in
a
flood
Dial
recently
occurred
al
Delhi
cooia.
islTsTvV'ffTf'ljBi
ll
i
1
.
1
k
U
fa
home
of
her
son
Jame,
iurr.j
CANCELLATION
Or
RESCRVL
son,
Ihe
death
of
lr.
Durrton
s-ciirred
afler
a
llugeriuir
HI.
uess.
The
funeral
look
place
from
hi
home
on
Saturday
Mrs.
A.
Y.
Wilson
of
Memo
wa
fn
town
for
Die
uia-ipierade
hall
on
Wednesday.
viti::
is
in
afar
.ivtv
r-a
c-
ere
rwvarlns
:tunr)
iniat-.:
at
si
U
rwsjlh
of
nsnlner
ifii
Ct
iMalrjM.
l
furtlf!
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Vo.
sifir
a
1
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"
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wte!,
a,c
Hihoriiar,
lets
in
es;oeTf-
II
TMg
SUPRIMt
COUHT
Of
tSITlM
COLUMaiA.
In
Ihe
Vur
of
The
.vim;.iTtrt:
W
Sltal
III
llw
Waller
i.f
the
rattle
M
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tAtr
NOTliT
thai
in
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r.
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of
on4r.
A.O,
ten
I
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tfie
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ill
pst.s-;
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rlsjnis
arsitwt
the
it
f
.uie
ir
e
reTilret
to
fumi.h
him.
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j
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m,
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or
hrfn
the
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in
the
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ire
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rorthnh.
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t
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Ulh
its
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iK.-'it
IN
PROBATS.
IN
THt.SUPRIMC
COUNT,
Of
SITIO
COLUMBIA.
In
li
Mstter
uf
The
Aintii:irait
a
'
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.
,
In
the
Mstter
nf
the
Coil
f
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or
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to
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in
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or
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I
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t.ll.
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sml
ill
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re
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t
tlielr
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w
forlhwllh.
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lliiIM.
e
tulnl
llil
Ulh
lUt
of
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IN
PaOBATC.
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IN
TMf
SUPRIMI
COURT
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Mailer
nf
The
Almtiittrt"
MI..I
l
the
Vstler
of
the
Kslst
I
rjnly,
IteretM-il:
Inlenisiei
.
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TAkt:
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nm
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...
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Vfll.
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niscteM
l
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I
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me
r.nai"
.m
Isiwiiiniairsior
OMr.
Uerea.!!,
sikI
sll
lflir
rUlm
sssliiil
llw
l,fM1',vJ,ifi'l
rrqiiireii
to
fnniih
Mine.
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f
0
me.
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or
hfirr
the
19"',?,
ii
.orniiiier.
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mi,
sml
i:'"u
ui
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to
Hie
KtUle
Sr
red"'""!
'"V
llm
linoiint
of
llirlr
lllieliteliw,
1
fortiiw
mi.
Thomas
w
i,n;v,.irf,
OfflrUI
Ailnilnl'J""'
mure
Impert,
':.
listed
Dili
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dir
of
ocioufi