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Anytime.
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and
wedding
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106.
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MONDAY.
JlLY
20,
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Saturday'!
Circulation
1547
Btrttt
Balu
4M.
PRICE
FIVE
CENT'S.
DIFFERENCES
AMONG
CABINET
MINISTERS
CHIEF
MAGISTRATE
OF
SOUTHERN
CITY
PLEASED
WITH
EDMONTON
MEETING
Peace
River
Outlet
by
of
P.
G.
E.
Railway
Mayor
Taylor
of
Vancouver
holds
opinion
that
matter
will
he
dealt
with
by
Legislature
Mayor
Louis
D.
Taylor
of
Vancouver,
who
is
here
after
attending
the
conference
of
.western
mayors
and
civic
official
in
Kdtnoiiton,
is
of
the
opinion
that
a
rail
outlet
may
lie
given
to
the
I'eare
Itiver
valley
liy
(-nmpletiug
the
Pacific
(ireal
Eastern
and
extending
il
north
from
Prince
(ieorge.
lie
think
that
some
action
along
this
Bite
may
he
taken
at
the
next
session
of
the
legislature.
"It
is
either
a
cnc
of
make
the,
P.U.K.
pay
or
go
broke
the
way
it
is
now,
says
Mayor
Taylor
is
well
pleased
by
GASBOAT
IS
j
DESTROYED
On
?:
luihbi
Boat
Burned
at
Cow
Bay
Saturday
Night
Man
Is
will
Bumd
A
tiiall
3
"horse
powered;
lat:'u
i.iloiiKiiiK
to
the
Rupcrtj
Marine
Products
Co.
w
destroy-
fd
ly
fu-e
tale
Salurday
nighl.
Tv.
i
men
were
on
lHiard
nl
the
lime
urn)
were
UNiut
to
proceed
'o
tin.
Tucks
Intel
plant
frtun
w
Itay
when
the
Inwit
eiiuvlil
fire
mesumably
from
the
engine
liar
firing.
II
was
soon
evident
thai
it
wnuhl
he
impossible
save
?ie
emit
and
Capt.
Swan-
son
tif
Miti
prince
Rupert
Jloat-
house
suiiighl
to
low
her
nwuyr
from
1
ha
U'liinHfiMkitl
t
tt
onler
,
'
nun
iiiuiii
in
utl
i
thai
she
might
not
he
a
menace
In
lie
etiminliiK
boats
al
the
niwt
Hardly,
however,
had
he
lieen
aiiio
i,
tinHiw
a
line
uliourd
when
Hie
craft
filled
and
sank.
A
D.
liaillic,
who
was
on
hoard
'he
'Tiifl.
suffered
from
slight
1'iinis
about
the.
face
and
hitDds
himI
was
niKeii
-
m
me
neuenii
w
If
(tstiMi
where
his
burns
were
dressed,
Tn
i
reported
today
a?
being
lip
mul
'around
altUmgli
h
wound
nr
ftt
hit
painful.
GRAND
SESSION
the
ORANGE
LODGE
on
Delegates
from
all
Ovor
Canada
In
Attendanoo
at
Vancouver
Today
VANCOUVER,
July
20.
--I'm.
niinent
members
or
the
Oraml
Orange
Lodge
or
llrilish
America
me
ineelliiir
(day
for
Jim
nlnly-Wlh
iiniiual
session
or
the
hr-der.
tle
fifty-first,
session
id
the
iniiut
hiaek,
Chapler
and
the
'hiriy-Hi'eontl
session
of
Hie
Ladies'
Orange
lleneyolent
As
sociation.
Delegates
from
all
ver
(.lunula
allemled
the
open
ln
"t'sslon
this
morning.
J.
C.
K.
SEiLY
SERIOUSLY
ILL
nonoor
Interior
Rancher
Suffer-
""fl
From
Pnoumonla
Fol
lowing
Attack
or
Pleurisy
i
'U
curding
u
wonl
received
'"in
Uie
Interior
last
night,
.1.
C
"
'iny,
piom.,.,.
,.,mciM.
0f
ihe
TJ
Nu,1,,y
nd
pari
owner
or
"
unco
iiuncrl
Hotel
here.
'
er.ueaily
t
Smilliers
-
in
siirrerlnR
rrom
pneumonia
"""n
roiloyved
an
attack
of
1"'
i"'lsy.
May
Get
Extension
.Mayor
I
aylor
with
the
work
accomplished
the
Edmonton
conference
and
feels
that
it
and
future
con
Terence
of
a
like
nature
will
he
beneficial
to
the
west
as
a
whole.'
a
Ihree
weeks'
holiday
froni
in
nrdunu
duties
of
chief
mag-;
ishale
of
Yum-outcr,
Mr.
Taylor!
eaiue
here
ho
join
the
Vaneouxer
Hoard
nf
Trade
excursion
and
g-o
east
with
il
tonight,
He
arrivi-d
from
llmoiiton
on
Sat-
unlay
night
s
train.
PRAIRIES
GET
WELCOME
RAIN
VIN.VII'K(!.
July
2(1.-.Many
districts
in
Manitoba.
'
,
Saskulchewau
ami
Alberta
received
good
rains
on
Sunday.
This
will
be
or
great
benefit
to
the
parched
crops.
Cooler
weather
with
more
rain
is
forecasted.
FIRE
SITUATION
IN
SOUTH
IS
IMPROVED
uuiw
"i
nun
nnn
UIW
111
ww'wii
v
'
Sunday
No
Casualties
are
Yet
Reported
YANCOLVLIl,
July
20
Lalesl
advices
received
here
stale
that
forest
fire
situation
In
the
Koolenays,
while
still
serious,
have
Improved
over
the
week
end,
the
wind
having
died
down
Sunday.
Considerable
timber
lias
been
burned
and
some
min
ing
properly
is
lost
but
no
asiiallies
are
reported.
MAYOR
NEWTON
GOES
TO
SASKATCHEWAN
Went
East
from
Edmonton
After
Attending
Conference
of
Western
Mayors
After
attending
the
conrer-
enee
ol
wesieru
hmijuu-
uionton,
Mayor
Newton
of
prince
llupcrt
proceeded
from
mere
io
Saskatchewan
on
pnvaic
nusi-
ness
according
lo
word
nrougii'
here
by
other
dclegul(s
lo
Hie
conference.
The
mayor
hi
uu-
ahly
he
back
in
the
course
oi
in-.-
next
week
or
so.
BASEBALL
SUNDAY
GAMES
National
League
Cincinnati
,
Nr
Vork
4.
'St.
Louis
2,
Hiooklyn
0.
Only
two
games.
American
League
Washington
,
Cleveland
2.
New
York
12,
Dolroit
18.
Philadelphia
12.
SI-
!'
jlfston
Pl.trngo
I,'n
CARDINAL
BEGIN
ANSWERS
CALL
Distinguished
Canadian
Prelate
Passed
Away
Early
Yesterday
Morning
BORN
IN
QUEBEC
Romantic
Career
Finds
Few
Parallels
In
Church
History
UULHKO.
July
2(1.
Cardinal
I
Hegin,
Itoinan
Calholic
priinale
lor
all
Canada
and
Archbishop!'1.'
waH
-
h
of
the
iocese
ot
(Juebec,
died
early
Sunday
morning.
Horn
in
the
Muaint
atmosphere
of
a
Levis
farinhoue,
the
romantic
rise
or
Louis
Xaain
hjcgjn.
Archbishop
of
Urn-bee,
nnd
J'rince
or
the
Church,
rinds
few
parallels
in
Canadian
history.
Despite
the
high
position
be
held,
Hie
distinguished
pre
late
never
rorgol
the
early
les
sons
or
his
childhood.
He
re
tained
to
Hie
last
(he
same
kind
liness
or
heart
and
simplicity
of
manner
so
characteristic
of
the
French
Canadian
farmer.
He
won
everybody
by
his
nativ
.
modesty.
A
slraiwcr,
noting
liinf
at
the
funeral
of
Cardinal
Oib
bons
or
Ilalliiuore
said,
"he
has
the
kindest
fare
or
all."
Native
of
Canada
Cardinal
Hegin
was
born
at
Sarosla,
in
the
parish
or
Levis,
across
the
river
Troni
Ouebec,
the
sbn
of
Charles
Hesfin.
a
farmer,
and
Luce
(Paradis;
He-gin,
on
January
10,
1840.
The
haiulcl
of
Sarosla
gave
another
distinguished
son
to
the
church
in
Mgr.
Halle,
a
former
canon
in
Ihe
diocese
or
Uuebec.
and
Hishop
or
the
Apostolic
Yicaria''"
or
Northern
Ontario,
with
ins
ee
at
Hearst.
The
late
Cardinal
Hegin
va
educated
at
Hie
Levis
Model
School,
the
College'or
St.
Michael
id
Hellechasse,
the
Little
Sem
inary
or
Ouebec,
and
at
Laval
tniversily,
Montreal,
where
he
look
the
degree
or
H.A.
wilh
honors,
winniny
the
prince
ot
Wales
medal.
He
studied
theology
at
the
Orand
tseiuinary
of
Ouebec,
and
later
attended
the
lectures
or
the'
Jesuits
in
the
(Jregorian
l'iiiersily,
Home.
He
was
ordained
in
the
Holy
City
in
1805.
"
After
receiving
the
degree
of
Doctor
or
Divinity
from
Hie
(tegorian
University,
lie
remained
two
years
longer
to
hike
a
special
course
in
Keelcslaslical
history
and
oriental
languages
lo
fil
him
for
teaching
at
Laval.
From
Home
he
went
to
Innsbruck
to
continue-
his
studies
under
the
Jesuits.
He
later
visited
the
Holy
Laud,
where
be
remained
for
some
lime
seeing
the
sacm
places
and
studying
Holy
Script.
As
a
Father
Helurntng
to
Canada
in
18(57,
after
the
completion
or
Ins
studies.
Father
Ilegin.
as
be
was
then,
taught
theology
al
Laval
University.
He
then
becami
Prefect
of
Studies
in
the
Little
Seminary-
Quebec,
following
which
ju
1882
he
was
appointed
director
of
the
Oratul
seriimury,
and
still
later
Principal
of
the
Laval
Normal
School.
HiiL
Lmiiience
attained
the
rank
of
bishop
in
1888,
when
ho
wus
appointed
head
of
the
dio
cese-
of
Chicouliiii,
then
just
village.
Three'
years
later
he
vac'aled
that
see,
'to
become
co
adjulor
lo
Cardinal
Taseliereau
with
the
title
of
Archbishop
of
Cyrene,
and
in
1801
was
made
administrator
of
the
diocese
of
Uuebec,
The
late
Archbishop
llegiii
presided
over
a
tribunal
in
1808,
constituted
to
try
the
Continued
on
Page
0.
NANAIMO
WON
OVER
CALGARY
Believed
That
They
and
Ulster
United
Will
to
to
Con-naught
Cup
Finals
CALfiAKY.
July
20.
The
Na-
Iriaiiuo
football,
players
-are
li;lm;r
lo
Mnuipeg
lo
piny
u"
1
?"
the
western
Coniiauirhl
Cuii
series
as
a
result
of
their
vielories
over
Calgary
O.l
.11.
S
,a!l
w0,'k-
Tim
st-ore
on
Thurs-
n
H
iii
iavor
oi
Naliaimo
and
on
Salurday,
six
to
nil.
TOHONTO,
'
July
20.
Ulster
United,
Eastern
Tonlenders
for
Ihe
Connaught
Gun.
leave
tomorrow
evening
to
ntay
a
sudden
death
same
with)
Fort
William
on
Thursday.
Tile
winners
will
meet
the
weslern
'soccer
champ
ions.
In
the
wesl
il
is
believed
that
l
lste-
and
N'aiiaiino
will
be
Ihe
finalists
REGARDING
SALT
LAKE
Mr.
Pattulla
Makes
Announcement
Following
Visit
to
Resort
Following
a
visit
to
the
Salt
Lake
yesterday
afternoon,
Hon.
T.
D,
Pattullo
announced
this
morning
that
the
provincial
government
was
about
to
declare
that
area
a
park
under
the
Parks
Act
and
that
the
lieutenant
governor
In
council
will
appoint
a
board
consisting
of
five
local
citizens
to
control
and
administer
the
place.
The
Prince
Rupert
Swimming
Club
will
be
asked
to
make
recommendations
regarding
the
membership
of
this
board
and
will
be
permitted
to
frame
re
gulations
for
handling
the
park.
This
means
that
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert
will
be
given
In
perpetuity
the
right
to
i
conduct
the
park
as
they
see
fit
and
will
be
permitted
to
lease
the
property
If
It
is
so
de-rslred
and
carry
out
Improvements
and
raise
money.
CHILDREN
DROWNED
VANCOUVER,
July
20.
Annie
Habington,
aged
13,
and
(lordon
Perkcr.
0,
were
drowned
on
Saturday
while
bathing
in
English
Hay.
Members
of
Vancouver
Board
of
Trade
Are
Course
of
Members
of
the
Vancouver
Hoard
or
Trade
to
the
number
of
about
forty
are
here
today
in
the
course
of
the
board's
twejflh
annual
excursion.
After
an
enjoyable
trip
up
Ihe
coast,
the
parly
Arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Uuioii
steamer
Cardena,
Copt.
U.
H.
Smith,
at
0.1H)
last
evening.
They
w
ill
proceed
east
tonight
al
midnight
by
special
Iraiu.
The
purpose
of
these
lours
is
to
develop
trade
relations
between
different
parts
of
llrilish
Col-
iimhiu
and
il
is
the
second
trip
Central
llrilish
Columbia.
The
Dollar,
president
of
the
Naneoiiver
Hoard
of
Trade.
On
arrival
here
last
night,
the
party
was
met
by
Acting
Mayor
Stephens
ami
a'
committee
from
Ihe
local
Hoard
of
Trade
Including
J.
11.
Pillsbury,
David
Thorn-son,
E.
C.
Oihbons,
Douglas
Stork,
'T.
H.
Johnson,
Hen
Sell.
F.
W.
Hart
and
others.
Mr.
Hart
Is
Inking
especial
Interest
in
Hit'1
visit
of
the
Vancouver
men
for'
li
was
a
iaie:
member
nf
'hi
CAPT.
McCOSKRIE
DIED
ON
SUNDAY
Was
One
of
B.C.
Coast's
Sea'.
Knovn
Navigators
Here
S.nce
1887
rill1
Ill'ili.sll
l'.()lllliihi:i
I'll:!..
i.-
.,
..i.i..i
.....i
i......
know(1
Ilaviga0I
in
lla.
VHill9i
of
Capl.
Ldward
C.
MeCoskrie
whose
death
occurred
at
he
;
IMllife
Hupert
heiifl'al
Hospital
ye
I'i.Ii.I'iLmv
u
Mf.rmwiri
11
1
I
ri.j..-.L'
'The
deceased
had
nol
been
in
Ihe
besl
or
health
for
the
past
year
and,
aboul
Ihree
weeks
aso,
suffered
from
an
auto
accident
at
!M.
the
corner
of
Second
Avenue
and
Sixth
Street.
Since
that
time
lie
was
confined
lo
his
bed
and
while
at
first
there
was
little
cause
tor
anxiety,
ft
was
laler
discovered
that
lie
was
.suffering
from
a
recurrence
of
former
complaints.
The
lasi
Tew
days
his
condi'iou
became
more
serious
ami
it
was
realized
thai
it
would
only
be
a
short
time
until
the
cud
came.
Mrs.
McCoskrie
and
one
daugh
ter
Mrs.
J.
S.
Hrown,
of
Vernon
were
preseui
al
I
lie
last.
t.apl
JlcOosferie
also
leaves
one
son,
William,
of
(ialiano
Island,
and
three
daughters,
Mrs.
II.
F.
Ker-
gin
or
Alice
Arm,
Mrs.
Annie
Hubert
son
or
Vancouver,
and
Miss
Emma
.McCoskrie
of
Alert
Hay.
The
lal.e
Capl.
McCoskrie
was
born
in
Hirkenhead,
England,
in
December
1850,
and
al
the
age
of
fourteen,
stalled
his
career
on
Hie
sea.
From
1887
lo
1800
be
plied
in
Ihe
lower
waters
ol
the
H.C.
coast
and
laler
relurned
lo
northern
waters
including
Hie
Naas
River,
and
Skagway.
In
1005
he
removed
to
Hartley
Hay
and
started
a
saw
mill
there.
He
was
in
(he
lumber
business
for
rive
years.
Laler
lie
was
alp-pointed
timber
inspector
"Tor
Northern
n.C.
and
in
1012
was
aPiMiinled
Harbor
Master
and
Port
Warden
Tor
Prince
Rupert.
Faithful
to
Rupert
Few
men
have
shown
a
much
faith
in
Hie
development
of
this
northern
port
s
Capl.
McCoskrie.
In
his
olllcial
position
he
was
able
to
supply
iuformalion
to
various
inquiries
rrom
various
parts
as
to
Hie
real
nature
of
the
harbor
and,
on
several
occasions,
prepared
data
in
res-peel
lo
the
port.
He
was
very
outspoken
in
regard
lo
inquirers
who
mentioned
the
winter
seasoi'
here
and
asked
as
to
the
amount
of
ice
in
the
harbor.
It
was
a
great
source
of
satis-(conlinued
on
page
6)
Here
Today
in
Annual
Excursion
of
the
hoard
lo
Prince
Hupert
and
party
is
headed
by
A.
Melville,
Vancouver
Hoard
of
Trade.
Alo
meeting
the
parly
here
were
Mayor
L,
D.
Taylor
of
Vancouver,
who
has
been
at
the
Edmonton
conrerence,
and
Aid.
Frank
Woodside
or
Vancouver
who,
in
his
capacity
as
presdent
Of
the.
H.C.
Chamber
of
Mines,
had
beiMi
on
a
trip
to
Stewart.
Hon.
T
eontinued
on
page
four
Premier
Baldwin
Endeavours
t0
Smooth
0ut
Crisis
0oer
Program
LONDON,
July
20.
Premier
Baldwin
has
been
Inisy
over
the
week
end
endeavoring
to
smooth
out
differences
among
his
ministers
in
the
cruchll
problem
of
naval
ship
building
and,
in
the
opinion
of
most
parliamentary
writers,
the
resignation
of
First
Lord
of
the
.Admiralty
Hridgeniau,
xdiniral
Lord
Heatty
and
oilier
sea
lords
which
were
threatened
will
he
withheld.
'The
differences
hi
litre
mi
Ihe
iiilrnirnllv's
rleniniiH
nf
imiii-
.liMicLion
involving
a
fleet
or
Tast
nun
nun
....i,
w;...i,.,.
chequer,
and
other
ministers
strenuously
opposed
'the
program
on
the
ground
of
economy.
B.JACKSON
IS
visitor
to
city
Will
Prcsido
Over
Session
of1
Game
Conservation
Board
1
to
be
Held
Here
This
Even.ln9
M.
H.
Jackson,
K.C.,
formeri
member
of
the
legislature
for
tin-
Islands,
and
now
chairman
of
the
(Same
Conservation
Hoard,
arrived
in
the
cll'y
today.
He
will
preside
oveiS
the
session
?of
Hie
l.oa
rd
whjcli
Jsla
bdjXltl-Ma
mied
.
wl
Hi"
ehiLs:
night
in
lUe
uoitrl
i
to
use.
Mr.
LUI-iy
M
n,ey
jro
drove
jacHsou
mis
ieen
a
gooo
ueai
in
,.oDbers
halted
the
team,
beat
the
limelight
recently
as
a
spe-fM.
IM,.mllcl
uf
the
parly
with
cial
investigator
Tor
the
provin-
clu,,s
u1(1(
ujtpr
inockg
Rod-olal
goternment
of
the
Janet
Mlwetitt
lm.,.,
,,ini
inlo
Smith
ease.
nm,
anJ
(UM,.,.w)
l)ie
0t.rs
FORMER
FINANCIER
FALLS
TO
HIS
DEATH
C.
Wagner
Plunged
From'
Fiftoen
Storey
Window
In
Chicago
Business
dis-
m
trlct
CtlJCAOO,
July
20.
E.
Ci.i
Wngner.
formeriy
one
ot
the
big-
wesl
figures
In
the
Chicago
grainl
r..i
..mi
wIhwp
firm
r:.iiP,i
for
several
millions
or
dollars
a
Tew
years
ago,
plunged
to
his
death
from
the
firieenlb
storey
ot
the,
Westminster
Huihling
in
the!
iwi...u
.wi,.,..i
ii,i-
'
morning.
SECOND
ENGINEER
OF
CARDENA
FELL
DEAD
IN
VANCOUVER
W.
Wisliart,
second
engineer
of
the
Union
steamer
Cardeua,!
dropped
dead
in
a
street
car
al
Vancouver
last
Thursday
after
noon
while
on
his
way
home
aT-
ler
the
vessel
bad-
reached
thati
ii..
.i
..Ti:
f.
uri
iHTrurru,
mho
miiii
-o
years
ot
'age,
came
out
from
the
Old
Country
wilh
the
Cardena
two
years
ago.
He
Is
survived
by
a
widow,
who
Is
now
on
her
way
from
England,
and
a
daughter
livins
in
Vancouver.
AMERICAN
FREIGHTER
'
AND
FRENCH
TRAWLER
j
ASHORE
ON
SABLE
ID.
HALIFAX.
July
20.
The
Inil-
ed
Slides
Shipping
Hoard
sieain
er
West
Cohas
went
ashore
o
on
the
Sable
Island
sand
bar
on
Sunday
while
attemptim;
lo
help
the
French
trawler,
Labra'dor
which
struck
eaMier
in
the
day.
Latest
reports
say
that
Ihe
West
Cohas
is
in
no
Immediate,
danger,
The
.crew
or
Ihe
Labrador
were
rescued
early
this
morning.
New
Yorkers
Drown
NEW
YORK.
July
0.
-Several
of
Naval
Building
cruisers
costing
2,000,000
to
..i,.,.,,..,ii,...
..r
n,n
....
RRIITAI
MHRllFR
mSSSr
llLiill
Ylflluul
LlU
Robbers
Crash
In
Skull
of
John
Rodway,
Prominent
Manlto-
ba
Merchant
WLNNIPF.O,
July
I'O.
Returning
Ihiiir'
from
a
party
with
friends
Sunday
night,
John
Hod-way,
prominent
.
farnver,
was
murdered
by
two
thugs
who,
seU
ui)n
'-the
Inline.
The
to
moe
on.
OnTeturning.
Rod-way's
friends
fiund
him
in
a
Uilnl.
..'ill.
I.i
..Li,
ft
j.,,l...,l
.,
and
some
mone'.v
'lalien
rrom
his
pockets.
EARTH
TREMOR
SAN
FRANCISCO
,
.
,
s"ck
AlonB
Peninsula
Yesterday
Disturbed
Worshippers
But
Did
no
Damage
.....,...,
,
,
.
-
HIANCIbLO
Ju
y
SO.-
A
sharp
earthquiike
shock
was
felt
llbrouehoul
the
San
Francisco
nay
region
ni
n.iu
on
j?uiuiay
moriiing.
Nio
damage
is
reiKirled.
The
tremor
shook
buildings
along
Ihe
peninsula
south
of
here
as
far
as
Sail
Jose,
fifty
miles
ilistunl.
Numerous
church
-congregations
were
alarmed
iaml,
in
sitt,
l.in
ii'f,...li
ifit,ii
ftiKlioil
In.
)u
lm,
t.ect8t
BRITISH
SHIP
IS
FIRED
UPON
Chinese
Troops
Exchange
Shots
With
Battleship
Teal
Near
Luchow
SHANGHAI.
July
20.
A
wirDr
less
message
front
Lucbnow
re-port-s
that
Chinese
lri)iis
fired
on
vessels
which,
escorted
by
Ihe
llrilish
battleship
Teal,
had
arranged
lo
bring
foreigners
rrom
Cheng
Tu
Fu
and
other
parts
mf
the
province.
The
Teal
replied
.with
six-pounders.
There
were,
no
Hrilish
casualties.
VICTORIA
MAN
DIES
VICTORIA,
July
SO.
-Harnett
Aarouson.
aged
02,
,
prominent
merchant
and
resident
of
the
city
Tor
4"2
years,
died
on
Sun
day.
LISBON
REVOLUTION.
LISHON.
July
20.
-Three
were
killed
and
rifleen
were
wounded
persons
were
drowned
in
the!
in
Hie
revolution
yesterday-
Lis-waler.
or
New
York
and
New
jbon
is
Hinder
martial
taw
now
.mil
'
-
-i
'
.;!';.
Jersey
'Vr-'eedav.
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