25
TAXI
nnd
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime
Stands
Kxchange
Hulldlng
MATT
VIDECK.
Prop.
VOL.
XVI,
No.
2Cfi.
iners
Keter
dtnke
Settlement
Back
to
the
Various
Districts
'
't
importation
and
ig
liquor
for
beverag
,;da,
h
concluded.
roUtlCst.
p.tHTV
i
day
It
aa
decided
to
.l
n
paltuoal
party
bating
a
bant
dry
Dominion.
'
wa
passed
denouncing
iutrol
of
liquor
aa
expert-Di
air
ColumbU
and
calling
Canada
tc
adhere
to
pro-
im:y
ate
course,
f
mnnd
Craig,
pistor
of
3
Chtirch.
Vancouver,
was
resident
-
N
iNr
m
in
FOURYEARS
imn
iu,
m:
iMficitiiM.tt
in
--ins
I
nil
,1V.N.V
l
MltM
N,
CllliX
llOW
III
Ml
e
r
i.
nw
....j
.
'
t
assauttlng
a
countryman.
il
I
4
lln.
m
...iik
au-ri
grievous
bodily
harm.
?d
this
morning
by
Mr.
D
A
McDonald
to
fjur
vein
In
n
aster
nenltentlarv
Apemed
''i
through
the
Interpreter.
Q
:ing.
f
he
had
anything
to
e
tence
should
not
be
passed
and
his
answer
was
negatle.
mment.
HI
Lordship
then
"on
:
and
Lee
Poon
wa
taken
'
lock-up
where
h
will
await
'
.
in
south
early
next
week.
M
A
M
liriT
nr
i
n
iwi
i
i
am
ra
ssv
mm
wnii
wm.
-
ii
iv
ii
law
IIDMrn
ic
nrKi
i
in
ivi'
i
I'm
nn
in
-
tnult
of
burns
and
ahock
when
.
nmvn
Avenue
win
ounusv
morninir
a
ana
it
-
'
Alberta
Daniel,
colored
niano
'
uit-n
nnrttit
m
v
..i.
.t.i
.
...
w
vi
m
vtuv
.
kit
ii
the
Prlnr
D11K..1
n
t
ir-
-
i'.
.
tss.
s
s4
iiwn-
"'
CllSed
Wft
43
veara
of
aire
and
rc
'tied
In
Prince
lluoert
for
three
MHO
OI
WslKa
hn
I.
fifth
Wllevcs
that
lemtons
derived
from
"
mi
aid
In
evervdav
life.
-
automob
Its
In
Frnr
ara
"
MLNJIl
....
-
.
..
-
.
.
....
tiuiiiurr
ui
iiui"rnwcr
u
motor.
LARGETODAY
m:ui.v
two
Ttim'MsMi
ror.M
III
Htl.llIt
T
M)l.l
Tills
MtUCN-
iMi
mi
hi:
Nearly
two
hundred
thousand
pounds
of
halibut
was
sold
on
exchange
this
morning.
There
was
167.JOO
pound
of
American
at
from
14B3c
to
ISOc
a
pound
with
8c
for
seconds.
Two
Cans-dla
n
boats
brought
24.000
pounds
which
fetched
lc
and
15.10c
with
8c
far
aecond.
Bale
were;
.mi:ui(n
Columbia.
38.000.
to
Booth
Fisheries.
Republic
43,000.
to
Cold
Storage.
Majestic.
53.000.
to
Pacific
ruherlea.
Constitution.
40.000.
to
Atlln
fisheries.
Wave.
3.500.
to
Cold
Storage.
t'.WMll
V
Margaret
1
.
24,000.
to
Atlln
Fisheries.
Cape
Swayne.
2.000.
to
Celd
Storage.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
i:nh.iii
i.i:(it
i:
DhMon
I.
nirmlngham
1.
Ilurnley
0.
Dlackburn
3.
Sheffield
United
4.
Dury
3.
Newcastle
2.
Everton
3,
Derby
2.
lluddersfleld
3.
Arsenal
3.
Leicester
2.
Maneh'ested
United
3.
The
Wednesday
2.
Bolton
1.
Sunderland
7.
Liverpool
1.
Tottenham
4,
Cardiff
1.
WestBromwlch
2.
Leeds
United
4.
West
llsm
5.
Aston
Villa
1.
IHU-lon
II.
Banuley
1.
Hull
City
2.
Blackpool
3.
Bradford
City
0.
Darlington
4,
Notts
County
2
.
Fulham
8.
Port
Vale
2.
Orlmsby
0,
Southampton
1.
Manchester
City
2,
Wolverhampton
I.
Notts
Forest
4,
South
Shields
2.
Oldham
2,
Mlddlesborough
I.
Portsmouth-Clspton
postponed.
Reading
2.
Chelsea
1.
.
Bwansea
0.
Preston
0.
;
t.
M'OTTHII
I.II.Vdl
K
llllin
I.
Celtic
1.
Heart
0.
Cowdenbeath
1,
Clyde
0.
Dundee
United
2,
Aberdeen
2.
Falkirk
,
Morton
1.
Hibernian
2.
Ranger
2.
Kilmarnock
3.
Dundee
2.
Motherwell
5,
St.
Johnstone
2.
Partlck
5.
Alrdrleonlans
1.
Queen'
Park
4,
Hamilton
0.
St
Mlrren
4,
Dunfermline
0.
Advertlw
In
The
Dally
Ntws
i
.
PUT
POISON
IN
THE
FOOD
or
seventeen
mow
ih
kns
tiiiii)
to
kmx
mux
ami
tuu
men
i
8'dney
Wlck.
a
young
lad
of
7.
iu
a
conference
today
rottU
to
refer
the
government
settle-
le,ly
intended
for
.upper.
y.
m
,alH
to
the
various
districts
with
a
recommendation
that
the
launor
Ne
The
bitter
taste
to
;c
u
:epled.
I
the
Jelly
aroused
somr
spiclon
tht
'
v.r.
opinion
expressed
in
government
circles
was
that
it
is!"4
tB
t
ue
intended,
victim
jIc
the
miners
will
reject
the
recommendations
and
therefore
ioi
tbt
Ptow
P1-
'
kc
will
swiftly
end.
XLr.v
of
the
delegates
were
dissatisfied
with
the
terms
which
r
rcased
hours
of
work
beyond
the
statutory
seven
hours
UGE
COST
OF
diy
and
the
contingent
question
of
district
settlement
for
both
hours
and
I
wice.
The
card
rote
of
delegate
wa
432.000
favoring
and
332.000
against.
liquor
soLDr::;;r,:;r-t
sua
or
loitTV
imiij.uj
inn'.
IV
l-KOtlMi:
I
f
Lit
Not
IS.
With
a
bill
of
I
)3
000
jf
gl
liquor
expenditure
for
every
,
and
child
in
Britten
Ool-
'lie
beterag
la
HO
an
.;.
u
report
made
oy
;
-
president
ot
the
Pro-
OC
Milis
UI1NT
iaKi:i.i:
iiminiuv
TERRACE.
Not
13-
What
I
supposed
to
hare
been
the
larg-eet
ahipnveat
of
ftsh
eft
ever
made
in
Canada
armed
here
on
Wrdnesdsy's
express,
en
route
to
the
LakeUe
Hatchery.
The
shipment
consisted
of
flfta
million
salmon
eggs
and
came
from
the
hatctier
at
Pember'
Wleka
haa
been
tiring
on
the
farm
Of
Alex,
Jenkins
at
OoHeymount.
as
also;
wa
Joe
Oorbett.
and
particular
of
the,
whoietale
poison
attempt
are
discloses,
'
In
a
eonfeaaton
signed
by
the
accused
boy
and
la
which
he
Mate
that
lack
;
of
'money
and
elothe
compelled
him
to
'
tad
hU
life.
On
the
morning
of
Norember
4
he
wia
.
feeling
tantrularly
despondent
and
In
1
the
evening
he
poured
tome
strychnine
Into
a
dlth
of
jelly
with
tb
admitted
IntentMHt
of
potaanlag
the
other
two;
mtn.
Thu
carrtrd
ou:
he
took
two
,
piece
of
reaat
beef
and
then
walked,
'
about
three
mUe
into
the
bush,
where
I
he
poured
the
poison
on
one
piece
and
'gave
it
ts
the
dag
and
then
ate
tha;
t"
j
other
piece
of
poteoned
mea.
himself.
J
lie
than
ataned
to
walk
back
toward
4
'
the
houae.
hut
had
gone
only
about
a
'
mile
wfeen
he
ww
oeercime
ith
agony
and
fell
down
betide
a
amall
atream.
1
where
the
d
died.
All
through
the
AuwUUao
tttl
bNlit.
ltt.
DC
Chaa
Rattn
iBet..
tht
BtKtt
he
tolled
tore-2n
bui
ml
'I
.
"ikfpfnent
In
Prince
Rupert
and
tbe
nwrtilng
fV
pam
natd
up
and
he
re.
.unnitAdatton
"were
the
egg
were
conreyed
from
returned
to
the
houae.
where
he
wij
iuniHi
aewson,
Mr
f
Tmace
to
the
haa.nery
tn
4,urprved
to
aee
hi
two
intended
vio-1
out
that
the
cooeen-
.
4
teven
truck
loada.
i
Urn
cutting
down
Uvea.
The'
boy
n
-
t
iu
contlctlon
tha:
the
questioned
about
the
Jelly,
which
the
a
failure
and
it
will
befot
4
:
men
had
fortunately
not
consumed.
ani
'
aay
wheu
they
ahouid
.
itbe
boy
admitted
having
poisoned
it.
:
r
ita
repeal
"Our
,,n'f7ICO
I
A
MllTriTf'C
!
a
MBlr
n
WM
!Ten
pfltolnary
oi
total
nrohlb.con
SASH
of
i
H
Wwl
LANDINGS
I
ZllMIIIIMIvN
:
hrartag
before
Uagiatrate
J.
D.
Moore
and
remanded
for
trial
with
custody
at
Smithcra.
Word
wa
received,
thU
morning
by
the
police
here
that
Wick
had
been
found
Insane
and
committed
to
Esson-dale
Hospital.
OVER
TWENTY
MILLION
FEET
LUMBER
SCALED
Tills
UUIMI?.
OtTPlT
IOK
Vli.Ut
to
:.M
in'
ocToitnt
I
P
to
IIOJIISJHl
During
the
month
of
October
there
wa
scaled
in
this
district
by
officials
of
the
forestry
department
20.832558
board
feet
ot
l,ogs
In
addition
to
213.165
lineal
feet
ot
poles
and
aome
plies
and
tie.
Tht
bring
the
grand
total
scaling
of
lag
for
the
year
to
the
end
ot
October
to
110.813.361
board
feet.
Detail
ot
the
scaling
for
November
fol
low:
Douglas
Fir
1.0S9.161
Red
Ordar
2.527.879
Coast
Spruce
8.237.703
Interior
8pruce
447.320
Hemlock
.i
5.728.737
Balsam
2.303.383
Jsckplne
19377
Cottonwood
9.698
Poles,
lineal
feet
213.165
Hemlock
'Piles,
lineal
feet
..
1.041
Cedar
Pile,
lineal
feet
44.510
Cordwood,
cords
.
.
v
197
Shingle
Bolts,
cords
12
Railway
Tie
2.698
Fence
Post,
cords
24
Futpwood,
cords
277
BANDITS
TOOK
(IOT
BANK
MONEY
AW.W
WITH
SHUMHI
TANK
Slim.Oim
i
MXTitU'lt:
AMI
LA
PORTE.
lnd
Nov.
13,
The
Peo
Trust
and
Ssvtng,
Bank
was
held
up
and
robbed
by
five
armrd
bandits
this
morning,
who
encaped
with
140.000
cash
and
1100,000
In
securities.
A
dozen
persons.
Including
the
staff
of
the
bank,
were
forced
to
Ho
on
the
floor
while
the
rubers
worked.
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PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
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.MRS.
VINCENT
ASTOR,
made
special
envoy
for
Mayor
Walker
to
Queen
Marie
of
Rumania
during
Her
Majesty's
visit
to
New
York
Captain
Hanson
Acquitted
on
Charge
of
Stealing
$4,000
is
Today
a
Free
Man
Once
Mere
Hegbert
Arthur
Hanson,
charged
with
the
theft
on
Julv
23
of
fl.000,
boing
the
property
of
the
Canadian
Fisn
&
Cold
Storage
oo.
L.ia.,
was
acquitted
by
tne
jury
this
morning
at
the
session
of.
the
Supreme
Court
Assizes
before
Mr.
Justice
D.
A.
McDonald.
The
jury
retired
at
5.45
last
evening
to
consider
its
verdict
and
returned
to
the
court
room
at
9.20
stating
that
it
had
been
unable
to
reach
a
verdict.
His
Lordship
asked
the
jury
to
make
another
effort
to
agree
and
adjourned
the
court
until
ten
o'clock
this
morning,
ordering
the
sheriff
to
take
charge
of
them
for
the
night.
This
morn
ing,
when
court
reassembled,
M.
M.
fc
-
-
McLachlan.
foreman,
announced
that
1
agreement
had
been
reached
on
a
ver-'
diet
of
not
guilty.
The
accused
waa
i
Immediately
released
and,
at
the
request
:
of
Milton
Oonzalea.
counsel
for
the
I
crown.
His
Lordship
ordered
the
ex-1
hlblte
in
the
taut
returned
to
their
owners.
AITIlltNOON
.SESSION
Continuing
his
evidence
at
the
after-
noon
session
yesterday,
it.
A.
Hanson,
the
accused,
stated
there
were
at
least
three
means
of
approaching
the
wharf
through
the
Cold
Storage
plant
as
well
as
from
the
water.
The
height
of
the
Chief
Zlbassa
and
the
dredge
alongside
of
which
It.
was
lying
were
compared
and
Hanson
declared
that
a
persou
standing
on
the
dredge
could
have
aeen
Into
his
stateroom.
He
knew
this
be
cause
he
had
tried
It
to
satisfy
himself.
The
engineers
and
hundreds
ot
fisher-men
knew
that
he
kept
money
In
hi
stateroom,
asserted
Capt.
Hanson.
On
the
afternoon
ot
the
robbery
af
ter
the
police
had
arrived
at
the
Cold
I
Storage
plant
to
start
their
Investigations
there
was
a
.telephone
converse-ton
between
Sergeant
Hannsh
and
Mra.
Hanson
first
and
then
between
Hanson
and
his
wife.
When
the
officer
questioned
her
she
stated
that
Capt,'
Hanson
had
left
the
house
st
730
that
.
morning
and,
when
he
had
returned
again,
asked
what
was
meant
by
the!
question.
It
appeared
that
Mrs.
Hanson
j
"
then
became
suspicious
aud
wondered
what
had
happened
to
her
.husband.
She
resolved
that
she
would
answer
no
further
questlous
of
strangers
and.
even
wheu
her
husband
telephoned
a
a
few
minutes
later
and
asked
tha
same
questions,
she
was
hesitant.
Fin
ally
Mrs,
Hanson
had
stated
that
her
husband
had
come
home
between
8
and
9
on
the
morning
in
question
to
got
$5
which
he
had
found
he
was
short
(continued
on
page
four'
Advertise
In
The
Dally
New
PAPER
MILL
TO
BE
BUILT
MIOOTI
ATIONS
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I
I
I)
UITIIOI
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1
1
1
rc:
1
1
so
r.iit
and
conclis-
ION
EXI'llCTtl)
SOON
ruiNii:
otioiuiii.
Nov.
is.
ii.
(1.
Prtr)
lias
rrretted
aurjnres.
..from
Hon.
T.
l:
IMttullo.
which.
Milnt
to
an
early
Mart
living
made
iiMn
the
30,ikim.oiio
pulp
and
puier.
plant
here.
I
rank
T.
Jones
of
Mnntrr.il
has
liren
conducting
ne-gntlutlons
nltli
the
mliiMrr
who
wired
Perry
from
IVntUtuu
slating
no
illltrrrncrs
hate
urlin
In
the
nrcultalloiis
mill
mi
far
he
knew
I
here
were
no
obstacles
In
the
way,
Mr.
Jour
Is
uualtliir,
the
rrturn
of
the
in
I
n
I
si
T
to
Victoria
In
ten
ilijs
when
II
Is
tirllrieri
negotiations
will
be
cnmpletrd
unit
I
lie
enterprise
luuiuhrd.
BANK
BANDITS
BUSY
PEOPLE
TOTAL
(
ol.l.'i;(
TiONS
MADE
HV
THEM
EsTEItll.W
IIKPOKTEIl
TO
HAVE
iti.ES
s;ui..vji
NEW
YORK,
Nov.
13.
Friday
was
a
good
day
for
bandit
in
the
United
States.
The
total
collectlona
mad
by
them
la
reported
to
hve
been
$302,532
In
four
robberies.
A
bank
clerk
was
shot
dead
at
Mlnut.
Niirth
Dakota,
where
hU
murderer
obtained
no
loot.
Seventeen
desperadoes,
who
took
part
in
th
day'a
pr
.cecaiugs.
i.re
at
liberty.
AN
AUDITION
TO
KOtM)
HOtE
IS
ABOtT
TO
BE
MADE
As
a
result
of
the
Increased
traffic
resulting
from
the
operation
cf
the
grain
.
elevator,
an
addition
is
to
be
made
to
the
roundhouse
here
In
order
to
accommodate
two
more
engines.
The
.
building
will
be
170
feet
locg
by
20
feet
wide
and
will
be
on
the
'Water
side
of
the
present
building.
This
will
make
room
for
an
Increased
staff.
MOVIESTORY
KIDNAPPING
LOS
ANGELES,
Nov.
13.
The
Times
says
negotiations
have
been
attempted
with
Almee
McPherson
to
produce
her
story
ot
her
kidnapping
and
escape.
Her
attorney
haa
advised
her
not
to
consider
the
offer.
ALLAN
CHISHOLM
DIED
LAST
NIGHT
Allan
Chlsholm.
watchman
at
the
Oovernmeot
Wharf,
who
ha
been
seriously
UI
for.
some
time,
passed
away
about
midnight
last
night
at
his
home.
511
Qreen
Street.
Deceased,
who
was
64
years
of
age.
was
a
native
of
Scot-
laud
and
had
been
48
years
In
British
Columbia
and
eight
years
In
Prince
Rupert.
He
Is
survived
by
a
widow.
jambtooWas
KILLED
IN
ACCIDENT
VANCOUVER.
Nov.
13.
-James
Wilson,
an
old
time
superintendent
ot
the
Canadian
Pacific
Telegraphs
ot
Vancouver
who
retired
In
1910,
was
killed
at
Long
Beach,
California,
yesterday
In
an
auto
accident.
CRANBR00K
TO
VOTE
BEER
PARLORS
DEC.
4
VICTORIA.
Nov.
13,-The
voters
ot
Cranbrook
will
have
an
opportunity
to
secure
licensed
beer
parlors
if
they
vote
to
do
so
at
a
plebiscite
to
be
held
there
on
December
4,
It
was
announced
today.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Bid.
Asked.
Surf
Inlet
02
.02
Wheat
1.43
,
B.C.
Sliver
1.78
1.85
Dunwell
1.06
1.10
Oranby
34.50
Howe
Sound
t..
41.00
Independence
.
.07';
jD8
Indian
;
.
"
jnyt
.osy,
L
&
L
.05j
.08
Premier
19
2.03
Porter
Idaho
J37i
.08
Silver
Crest
Mxt
.08
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
I'hone
437,
Dr.
J.
D.
McL
ean,
Minister
of
Finance,
Urges
Appointments
be
of
Only
Men
Who
Can
Do
Work
VANCOUVEP.,
November
13.
In
an
address
at
thexmeeting
of
the
Vancouver
City
Liberal
Association
here
last
nihlIIon.
J.
D.
McLean,
minister
of
finance
and
provincial
secretary,
touched
on
the
question
of
party
patronage
and
stated
that
the
aualiflpatfnri
nf
a
person
for
office
must
first
be
his
ability
to
do
the
work.
He1
did
not
believe
in
making
positions
for
anyone.
The
minister
said
it
did
not
follow
that
all
appointed
should
j
be
Liberals
for
it
was
possible
for
a
party
to
degenerate
by
becoming
;
a
machine.
This
was
one
of
the
greatest
causes
contributing
to
the
'
defeat
of
the
Bowser
government.
"I
v
-..
.
believe
the
best
government
and
best
administration
Is
secured
when
surround-ed
by
those
sympathetic
to
it
aim
and
he
said.
(objects,"
Dr.
McLean
urged
immediate
organization
'
work
in
preparation
for
the
next
i
provincial
election
but
no
statement
was
made
by
any
speaker
aa
to
when
the
election
might
be
expected.
A
resolution
urging
the
appointment
of
a
Liberal
organizer
and
greater
efforts
to
interest
women
voters
In
the
iause
of
Liberalism
were
passed.
Oei.
Murray
wa
appointed
president
PIRATES
TOOK
BULLION
FROM
FRENCH
VESSEL
HONO
KONO,
Nov.
13.
Twenty-six
pirate
boarded
the
French
steamer
Hanoe
at-Kwang
Chou
Wan
south
of
here.
They
killed
the
guard,
ransacked
the
steamer,
robbed
the
passengers
and
then
abandoned
the
ship
taking
150,000
worth
of
bullion
and
120
XX)
in
loot
from
the
passenger
and
Urg
quantities
d
guns,
ammunition
ana
bullion
sniped
frsi
ihe
MarltlmacusVnns
at
Pak-VjI
ta
tha
Hong
Kocg
bank.
KAIKYUMARU
JAPANESE
VEMSEL
TO
BE
REPAIRED
AT
VANCOI
VER
AT
COST
OI-
'
A
BO
I
T
$300,000
VANCOUVER.
Not.
13.
Competing
against
the
leading
shipbuilding
firms
of
the
Pacific
Coast,
the
Burrard
Drydock
Company
Limited
(Wallace')
was
today
awarded
the
contract
for
repairing
the
Kaikyu
Maru,
which
was
wrecked
In
Johnstone
Strait
on
August
27,'
It
1
understood
the
bid
was
approximately
5300.000.
The
work
on
the
ship
Is
expected
to
take
four
month
and
will
commence
Immediately.
Before
the
ship
is
dry-docked
It
will
be
necessary
to
remove
two
engines
and
teveral
boilers.
The
rocks
ot
Helmcken
Island
tare
the
bottom
from
stem
to
stem
and
the
bulk
ot
the
repairs
are
beneath
the
engine
room.
WHEAT
CLEARS
AT
VANCOUVER
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
13.
Wheat
load
ings
for
the
past
week
have.
Increased
the
following
being
the
vessels
clearing
up
to
Thursday
night
since
the
same
time
the
previous
week.
Panama
for
Hull
37,333
bushels;
Odense
54333
bushels.
London
Importer
for
Manchester'
29,
000
bushels.
Brazil
Maru
to
Hampton
.
Roads
for
orders
274.500
bushels.
..
.
I-
Osiris
tor
Antwerp
84.000
bushels.
Canadian
Skirmisher
for
Liverpool
43.000
bushels.
,'
Klnlsan
Maru
for
Kobe
63,400
bush
els;
for
Yokohama
179.667
bushel.
Arabia
Maru
for
Osaka
'
17.500;
for
Mojl
37.333
bushel;
tor
Yokohama
10,.
820
bushels.
J'
'
i
Vlnemoor
tor
Wellington
20,906
FREAK
MOTOR.
for
TRIPS
MADE
SEVEN
IIIOI
SAMl
DOLLAR
.MACHINE
I
S
ON
It
()
til
ton
I'EET
LONO
DULUTH,
Nov.
13--Alaska
claim
the
world'
moat,
ardent
automobollst,
say
Oeorge
E.
Lewis,
Alaska
author
and
lee-turer,
who
Is
vtaltlng
here.
A
motorist
has
a
17,000
auto
which
he
drive
back
and
forth
over
hi
own
prlvwt
road
200
feet
long.
Alaska's
1.700.
miles
of
highway
are
not
available
to
him
In
hi
utlylng
horn.
ifiwirirgruiimrstii
PRINCE
RUPF-RT
I!f
.
SATIfiniiV
vnvinmrn
'
"
.
H
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tlt
.y1r
j
'
'
'
w-
circulation!
8aie
600
Price
FhflH
ISTRICiS
TO
MCIDF
FND
hi
'
crain?
'
"
.....
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.,
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HANoUN
ALuUlTlED
OF
CHARGE
N
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COURT
n
r
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