25
TAXI
and"
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
8t.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
VAXCOlVI.lt,
June
U.
-
-
l'l.'
Imir
and
nni'sona
alleiuled
tli
uininemoration
venire
of
tli
orhi
Mi
annivrrfary
of
me
lire
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IllUli
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H'li
jr..n'iufli
ui
rniniii
uipv
mii
Muniliy
was
the
chle;
j'eaker
LaMr
in
tlie
day
there
was
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in
1
1
in
ii
ill
iiuin-iir
min
rui
ur
oi
me
lire
hi
wiiirn
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in
mi
Mi.it.
til
ill.
vviii'n
tii'iiiti
kooiI
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Discovered
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FJIAXCIKOO,
June
11.
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prosecuting
and
Milton
fio:i
Izale
is
defending.
After
tile!
!lwo
count
on
the
rharge
had!
(been
read,
Ihe
three
accused!
pleaded
not
guilty.
A
number
of
jurymen
were
(Challenged
ami
the
following
panel
wax
finally
selected:
Oeo.
Aid
of
Qyroscope
O'ant
Llnfr.Sellars,
forrman,
Herbert
Mor
gan,
KrncM
A.
Morgan,
John
.
Judge,
John
Flcwln,
It.
O.
Cunningham,
Frank
A.
Stevens,
John
J.
Muldoon,
P.
J.
Solem,
V.
It;
Shorlrldge.
W.
I.
Vance
an
Joseph
idjtjanl.
ThoR
rhitt
lenjrril
liy
Hie
ilefpiicit
wdrc
Mai
IIp.I
w.M.
a
new
gyMNM,?',,l,
MfU.nl,
1).
C.
Htuarl.
J.
C
and
Alexander
l
iiinle.
K.
A.
Itiidil.
John
).
Williamson.
AU
berl
FreelMturK,
I'-ddir
Olapp
and
I'eler
lllack
were
kIo(nI
uslile
by
the
crown
ami
Krnent
Cnwin
wa
exennl
on
account
of
deafnei.
Case
Opened
"All
wtlnr!i!e,
erown
and
li-fenre,
was
excliideil
from
lb!
rourl
al
the
rc(uel
of
Mr
Jolin-ou
before
he
addressed
llio
Jury
on
the
crown's
ra-e.
Mr.
JohiiMin
particularly
cautioned
the
jury
to
dim-surd
nnj
thins
it
mlrhl
have
already
heard
re-itunUux
the
care
ami
to
approach
their
dutic!
in
the
train
of
mind
of
lolal
stranpers,
heed-Inji
only
the
evidence
that
would
be
prefenleit.
He
then
proceeded
to
review
the
evidence
thai
would
be
suhuiiltrd
by
the
crown
I'he'
first
witness
was
A.
It.
Nichols
of-
the
G..N.H.
ensincer-
1
ii
fir
department
who
proved
a
plan
of
McClymoul
Park
which
had
been
prepared
by
himelf
Florence
Morrison
was
then
called
to
the
stand.
She
ga3
her
afic
as
IH,
her
mother
and
father
both
bcfiu:
dead.
Sir)
came
lo
me
province
in
iin'i
from
Alberta
and
went
lo
school
at
Sinilhcrs
tilt
she
wus
15,
.lh.cn
going
to
work
as
a
housemaid
On
April
G,
(he
dale
of
the
al
leged
assault,
she
was
employed
by
Mrs.
Jarvis
Mcl.eod,
having
been
Ihere
over
a
year
previous
At
McClymont
Park
Mioul
15
minutes
lo
i
on
Hid
evemnsf
in
uucsiiou,
wimes
laled
that
she
went
o
McLlj'-
monl
Park
to
meet
some
girls
The
wealher
was
fine,
it
was
not
dark
and
it
was
possible
to
ceo
clearly.
.The
gills
swung
on
I
ho
swings-,
until
.30.
lie.
.w.w
Ihe
accil?ed
MoysKnowinti-war
kunxie
lo
speak
to
previously
and
knowing
Casey
and
Capsllok
hy
slaht.
The
boys
walke
around
a
while
and
MurdocJi
Mackeiuie
spoke
lo
her.
Other
girls
and
boys
wilh
whom
she
had
been
then
left
to
go
hoinn
and
she
was
left
on
a
buncn
with
Mackenzie.
The
two
oilier
hoy
came
and
they
carried
ho
(continued
on
pas
six)
i.
if
MUCH
HALIBUT
IS
SOLD
TODAY
Many
of
Boats
are
Canadian
and
Prices
Remain
About
Same
Thirteen
Canadian
and
fiv
American
sold
their
oalclie
here
today,
pVice-
for
American
beinsr
I
CIO
lo
lo0
and
Canadian
13.00
I
o
15.
Second
claws
all
sold
at
S
rents.
Arrivals
werer
It
ad
I
r.0,000
lo
Hoyal
Flh
Co
mAln
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bank
report
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giant
wiHi
it
new
Charleit
K.
Cullen,
John
(iaw-thiirn,
Mr.
Murj:arrt
(iriee,
(Srurjfe
V.
Johnstone,
Mr.
Sarah
C.
I.anibie.
Mrs.
A?nc
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v.rluallv
fl.p
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ANY
A
KNU
PARKSERVICE
.
W
.
I
.
1.
nlversary
of
Dig
Fire
Which
Destroyed
Vancouver
lite."
Scnlinel
55,000
to
lloolh
Fish
eries.
Kureka
l,00U
and
Kalerh
Point
O.OOO
lo
Atlin
Fisheries.
Canadian
.
Morris
II.
10.000
lo
Pacific
Fisheries.
Sea
Jlaid
21,000
to
Cold
Stor-
5.000
to'
Itoyal
Fili
On.
Swlhjr
0.500
10
Allin
Fisheries.
Uric
Hoy
3,00
lo
Hooth
Fish-1
erics.
.
Joe
II.
5,000,
llraut
8.500.
Ilevollle.
7,000
and
11
el
M.000
lo
Mlin
Fisheries.
Nautilus
7,500.
itingteader,
8,-
000
to
Cold
Siorape.
Agnes
II.
3.000.
Point
May
8.-
500
to
Pacific
Fisheries.
MILLION
SEES
IN
BIG
HERD
Indians
Off
Sitka
Got
Only
Forty
on
Account
of
Bad
Weather
Conditions
JL'XIIVU.
June
II
-
Captain
M.
J.
O'Connor,
in
charge
of
the
United
Slates
tmreau
of
fisheries
patrol
in
Alaska
returned
to
I
ON
THE
CROPS
Adverse
Condlt'pns
In
Quebec
province
na
Kepi
seeding
Back:
B.C.
Fruit
Qood
.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PJUNCK
HLM'KHT,
H.',
MONDAY,-
JL'XK
II,
1020.
YPEPT
QETTl
CMPMT
II
I
ill
I
ill.
I
I
I
al
Jill
all
I
OF
Saturday
t'lrrulailvn.
Hit
MINERS
Street
sale
60S
BostonGrjujO
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
far
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
and
beat5
for
the
least.
Phone
457.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
STRIKE
SSAULT
CASE
IN
ASSIZE
COURT
THIS
MORNING
W
TH
ONE
WITNESS
HEARD
ssault
Case
Unens
in
i
-
Assize
Court
with
One
Witness
Heard
so
far
Florence
Morrison.
Ilic
eighteen-year-old
Kirl
ulleKcd
to
avf
llt't'll
(I'MOillcd.
Was
III
UlC
witness
I
il
IV
fur
neiirlv
tvv
i
-
.1
II
.
...
.
...
.
.
.
I
RUBY
DOLAN
IS
GONE
TO
HOSPITAL
Unity
Dolan,
convicted
on
Friday
night
at
i
l
Supremo
Court
Amzcs
of
maiiplaughler
in
connection
with
Ihe
killing
of
Jatnes
Neil
Donald
at
Stewart
on
January
J,
was
admitted
(o
.the
Prince
Kupcrl
(Jeneral
,
.
.
,
.
0""
"-
IT
1III71IIIUI
llltflll
-
.-,
,
.
t-w
ill
ii
a
iiumtiLMeua
liUf-
breakdown.
.
.-r
i
utr
woman
lias
iiwi
jui
in
vms
rimim
htuiis
miner
f
X
I
II
1
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ailU.
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qillll.llt.Ui
-
-
-
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wv
-
.-.
,
v
14
Villi.
IIV
Man
in
p
iiMveruig
uni'Miuiis
itnu
ih.linie
fur
the
taking
of
her
leli-i
4.
4
.aV
Juneau
after
seven
weeks'
In
spection
trip
and
reported
(hat
Ihe
Indians
off
Sitka
south
of
here
this
year
made
the
smallest
catch
of
seals
ou
record.
They
obtained
10
compared
with
280
las!
year.
Fog
and
rough
wealher
inter
fered
wilh
operations.
O'Connor
estimated
that
a
mil
lion
seals,
one
of
the
largest
herd
in
history,
passed
Sitka
Ibis
year.
CMDDCn
CDflM
D
ACT
Seeding
of
all;
(.'rains
in
th)
(Prairie
provinces
lias
now
been
!
iraci
ically
completed
says
the
i
Hank
of
Mo
it
I
red
I
crop
reporH
;usl
sued.
Wheal
is
well
root-til
a.id
i
coining'
ailing
atisfac.-
Jiorilv
but
a
iol
rain
is
nece-
-ary
in
ome
district-
ami
would
im
welcome'
'(frjwliere.
Then
has
been
i)uie
damage
from
high
winds.
Ih
Ouebec-
Proviii'.
adverse
weather
rondilions
ba.'
delayed
operation!
two
lo
four
I
weeks
and
reeling
is
"till
in
pm-I3rcs.
in
Ontario
conditions
aiv
,
good
de-pite
Ihe
abeuce
'
NeaMinaidy
warm
wealher.
In
'Maritime
Province
Ihe
much
delayed
seeding
J,.-
now
general
In
Krilish
Columliia
Ihe
state
ol
hay
and
fruit
trees
is
better
tli
a-average.
,
Alberla.
Western
area.
Con
ditioiix
very
favojable
wilh
ample
moisture,
except
in
soutlien;
portion
where
raD
badly
needed
Crops
holding
Well
iiiuantiso
but
panture
sulTering.
North
anient
bith.
Onidition--exiI
lent
with
sullieient
iii'iiT-tur-Soulheaslern
ara.
Condilioii"
better
than
u-ual
but
moistui
refjuired
immediately.
Saskatchewan:
Nortliern
arei
Seedimg
of
all
grains
practically
cimpleleil.
Ilecent
heavy
rains
iias
supplied
ample
moisture.
Wheal
j
well
rooted
and
growing
well
wilh
only
Might
damage
from
heavy
winds.
Cu
worms
are
reported
in
isolated
districts
Vul
loss
small.
Paslore
cood.
Conditions
well
above
average.
Southern
area
Seeding
has
be'n
completed
and
crops
are
well
advanced.
Some
damage
from
soil
drifting
is
re
ported;
is
not
considered
exlen
she
in
Ihe
aggregate."
Haiti
would
be
wuleome
at
some
points.
Conditions
generally
favorable.
i.Mauilolia:
Conditions
xatisfar-tory
though
moisture
needed
ii.
ome
districts.
Wheal
looks
well
and
is
further
advanced
than
usual
at
this
date.
It
is
well
rooted
and
up
five
to
six
incite
Coar.e
grains
on
light
land
have
suffered
from
wind,
and
cut
worms
have
done
slight
damage.
Dritish
Columbia:
Cold,
heavv
wealher
in
May
retarded
growth,
but
June
has
opened
up
more
favorably.
A
good
heavy
yield
of
hay
is
expected,
while
the
growlii
of
vraius
and
roots
is
about
average.
The
promise
is
good
as
regards
tree
fruits,
the
In
liealions
being
thai
apricot,
peaches,
pears,
plums
and
prunes
will
be
well
above
the
average.
Cherries,
strawberries
and
ra-pberries
will
bo
somewhat
below
average.
Hops
are
mak
Ing
excellent
growth
ami
pasture
is
abundant.
Orasshoppcr.
still
ure
a
serious
menace
in
the
dry
belt.
oliiiku
rnum
im
i
lor
i
nniniTn
rn
DROWNED
IN
HARBOR
oLARlillNli
TUK
Boy
Riding
on
Raft
at
False
Crook
(Vancouver,
Lost
Llfo
Before
Eyes
of
VANCOl'VKH.
June
U.
hSHp.
ping
from
a
raft
ou
which
he
pushed
away,
from
shore
at
False
Creek,
Toshl
Miyauchl,
a
thirteen
-
year
-
old
Japanese
schoolboy;
whose
parents
nt
(iaijKes
Harbor,
was
drowned
lain
iSatiirday
before
Ihe
eyes
of
his
corhpariions
with
whom
lie
had
beeii'Swimminff.
-
;
'
'
;
:,:r
-
LOST
AVIATORS
SKATTI.K,
Jun'
H.
V.
J.
Dunlle
left
bete
Sunday
lo
hunl
for
M.
H.
Favor
and
Swinehearl.
Ihe
aviators
who
lefl
here
May
10
ou
a
flight
lo
Ketchikan
and
who
never
arrived
there.
Durdle
said
he.
believed
the
pair
were
marooned
on
an
isolated
island
oIT
Ihe
northern
coast
of
H.C.
A
fisherman
reported
fiudiiug
A
wrecked
plane
on
Ihe
north
coast
of
Apucyuver
island
o$
May
25.
FIRST
TERRACE
BERRIES
HERE
a
The
first
strawberries
of
(he
season
from
Ter-
race
for
Ihe
local
market
arrived
in
Hie
city
by
Sat-
unJay
afternoon's
train.
The
shipment
consisted
of
I
wo
or
three
crales.
Terrace
berries
are
ripen-
ing
early
Ibis
year
and
a
big
crop
is
exepcled
to
supply
the
local
market
u
ill
t
i
well
into
August.
v
FORESTRY
CAR
COMING
TODAY
Will
Spend
Two
Days
Here
Following
Tour
of
Interior
-.
The
forestry
lecture
car
which
has
been
louring
the
interior
will
arrive
here
this
alteration
on
Ihe
regular
train
and
spend
two
days
in
the
city
before
eiug
taken
to
Saskatchewan,
here
will
be
a
meeting
with
.inving
pictures
at
the
car
this
evening
and
tomorrow
afieruoou
f
oi
I
ow
I
ti
gV
(
-ctf?
i
njtff
c
liool
there
wlll
.be
another
meeting
at
I
ho
car
fur
school
children.
Tomorrow
night
there
will
be
a
meeting
in
Hie
auditorium
of
the
llooth
Memorial
School.
Angus
Cooch
i
in
charge
of
(he
can
and
J.
S.
Jeffreys
Is
Ihe,
B.C.
lecturer
on
board.
BOSTON
BACK
AS
WINNER
Braves
Got
Eleven
Victories
Fourteen
Games:
Home
Run
Hit
In
NKW
YOHK,
Juue
ti
Huston
came
back
Saturday
and
defeated
Chicago
in
the
National
League,
giving
Ihe
Ilraves
eleven
victories
in
fourteen
games
The
home
runs
by
Manu-.li
and'Jleel-
tnan
enaolcil
Detroit
lo
defeat
Hostou
in
the
American,,
while
Pitcher
Wells
Uield
Hoston
lo
three
hits.
t
'
;
Against
St.
Iuis
Kaho
Itutli
walked
once
and
failed
to
hit
the
next
four
times,
but
McManus
for
St.
Louis
and
Oehring
for
New
York
hit
homers.
In
Sunday's
came
(iehring
and
Lazzari
both
hit
homers
enabling
the
Yankees
lo
beat
St.
Louis.
SUNDAY
GAMES.
American
League
lloston
7.
Detroit
3.
Washington
0.
Chicago
3.
Cleveland
I.
Philadelphia
1.
New
York
0.
SI.
Louis
5.
National
League
Chicago
5,
lirooklyn
ti.
Cincinnati
3.
New
Y'ork
10.
MAN
WAS
DROWNED
NEAR
PORT
CLEMENTS
Headquarters
of
the
provincial
police
here
have
beeunotified
of
Ihe
drowning
on
June
12
near
Port
Clements
or
August
11
Noulitt
when
a
launch
sank
Dragging
operations
to
dale,
had
failed
lo
recover
the
body.
X
further
particular
were
given.
The
Hoys'
Hand,
under
Hand
masler
T.
Wilson,
mi
railed
the
clly
streels
on
SaturihTy
evenltu
and
played
selections
at
vurioit
corners
t"
the
evening
crowd,
ollectfon
boxes
were-
passed
around
lo
receive
otTeriiigs
for
the
uniform
fuml
and
'good;
res
pon
was
met
wilh.
'iz
Rumor,
of
a
Seltlement
Coal
Strike
Ending
Deadlock
Soon
Following
Secretary's
Speech
LONIiOX,
June
Ii.
Humor
has
been
busy
over
'lie
week
end
suggesling
a
jMjssilde
ending
to
Ihe
coal
mine
deadlock.
In
a
speech
at
Peiuame
Sunday
Secretary
Cook
of
the
Miners
Federation,
staled:
"I
shall
be
called
upon
soon,
perhaps
sooner
than
some
of
tis
expect,
to
sign
ait
agreement
for
the
miners."
This
was
taken
lo
mean
that
die
miners
are
taking
a
secret
ballot
on
the
question
of
hours
and
wages.
Some
papers
give
prominence
to
the
report
that
the
government
intends
repealing,
at
least
temporarily.
Ihe
act
which
establishes
a
seven
hour
day
for
-
-
The
House
resumes
the
debate
f!IRI
SWFPT
ju
the
coal
.situation
Thursday.
,
UlIUU
U
TIaUl
1
"IRPLA.NES
ARE
BUSY
MAPPING
S.E.
ALASKA
Machines
Which
Passed
Through
Here
Few
Days
Ago
Complete
Considerable
Work
Already
KLTCUIKAN,
June
11.
iirplanes
which
were
in
Prince
ituperOlasl
week
on
their
way
lo
Xetchikan
hare
been
very
busy;
t'he
pictures
are
developed
on
oard
a
barge
on
which
a
labora-
ory
has
been
constructed.
Ilead-
uaders
of
the
fivers
is
on
the
large.
RAID
ON
BOOTLEGGERS
IN
SE
ATTLE
RESULT
OF
ADVENT
NEW
LADY
MAYOR
SF.ATTLK.
June
it.
The
ad
vent
of
the
new
lady
mayor
lo
office
in
Ibis
city
is
tirriiig
Ihe
police
to
activity
under
the
new
chier.
Federal
agents
and
cily
policemen
co-operating
raided
KHitleygers
and
dance
halls
and
arrested
twenty-five
persons
in
Iwenty-four
hours.
two
thousand
bottles
of
beer
were
seized
in
a
hotel.
The
raid
Ms
found
a
still
anil
some
mash
and
arrested
one
in
a
private
tionie.
At
another
place
Un
seized
100
bottles
of
beer
and
arrested
a
woman.
Many
dance
hall
employes
were
arrested
LAST
SEASON'S
GRAIN
ALMOST
CLEANED
UP
WINNIPF.O,
June
It.
--
Last1
season
s
gram
ts
pretly
well
cleaned
up.
There
is
scarcely
llirce
million
bushels
left
in
the
three
prairie
provinces,
and
this
going
both
east
and
west
will
soon
he
moved.
About
half
of
It
is
in
Saskatchewan.
Ihe
grain
movement
during
Ihe
past
week
has
been
rapid.
7
INDIAN
CHILDREN
ARE
ON
THEIR
WAY
TO
EUCHARISTIC
CONGRESS
br.AULF.,
june
),
sCV(.
Alaskan
Indian
and
F.skimo
children
were
honor
students
in
Hie
Lathoiic
mission
at
Holy
Cross
oil
the
northern
bank
o
the
Yukon
lllver
near1
Anvik
a'ra
here
en
route
ttj
life
Kucharistic,
congryss
at
Chicago.
"",
j
OVERFALLS
Twenty
Men
Have
Lost
Lives
at
Same
Place
One
Qettlng
Through
Successfully
SKATT1.E,
June
J
-
Alberta
I.egge,
a
Seattle
high
school
girl.
j..
....I
I
I....II
II...
f-wri't
i
ncr
ut;aiii
uici
Tlmi
iuui
ouusct
tun
near
iuuci.
(Washington
yesterday.
Leaping
from
rock
to
rock
al
,he
lo
r
WIhHe
!
Her
since
their
arrival
at
the
Alaskan
eity
will,
the
result
that
over
i'"1
an'1
frl
,l,"',er8
-we
halC
the
island
of
Hevillagiw:dii?l1tn,,?r
nfar
U'
"1'PPCd
and
fias
fiV
tuappVd
aii.Tlfie-
worklIs1w'',
burled
over",
thecataracl.
sontinuiiw.
the
planes
taking
full
w,,,ch
at
ihe
rale
r
60
advanlage
of
the
present
spell
oft
nu,e!'
an
uour-
fine
weather.
,l,e
wateriait
lias
ciaimeti
llio
Other
eelioiiH
In
he
envered
"VCS
of
20
men
Who.
have
al-
-
-
-
-
-
-
I
by
(he
survey
include
Prince
of
Wales
Island,
Clarence
Straits,
Itehm
Canal
and
part
of
the
Alaskan
mainland.
tempted
to
leap
il
in
boats.
At
Fausetl,
a
lo'gef
ot
Monro,
successfully
performed
the
feat
on
May
30,
the
first
to
dot
so.
EFFORT
MADE
ADJOURN
HOUSE
Work
May
be
Concluded
by
Saturday
Although
Customs
May
be
Disturbing
OTTAWA,
Juno
11.
Strenu
ous
efforts
are
to
be
made
lo
conclude
the
work
of
Parliament
on
Saturday
next
but
it
is
quite
possible
il
will
be
the
middle
of
Ihe
following
week
before
Parlia
ment
prorogues.
The
most
uncertain
feature
is
the
port
cus
toms
committee.
The
current
rumor
here
is
that
Ihe
committee
will
bring
in
certain
unanimous
recommendations
respecting
the
re-oraniration
of
the
custom)
aud
excise
departments
and
par
ticularly
preventive
service.
Thus
any
contentious
matter
will
be
lefl
tor
the
House
of
Communis
itself
to
debate.
FISHING
BOAT
TOTAL
WRECK
W.T.,
Owned
and.
Skippered
by
Captain
Edwards,
Went
'
Ashore
in
Otter
Pits-sage
Thursday
last
about
midnight
the
five
man
fishing
'boat
W.T.
ran
ashore
on
the
'rocks
U
Otter
Passagre
south
of
princcis
'Hoyal
Islamf,
The
crew
got
.ashore
and
the
fish
were
tak'en
out
and
sent
(o
Hutedale.
.
The
crew
dame
north
last
evenirvg
on.
the
Gardens
Tbe
W.T.
was
built
originally
for
Dr.
W.
Tt
Kergin
and
partner
but
is
now
owned
Ihy
Capt.
C.
Kdward.
ber
skipper.
She
has
been
badly
injured
by
the
heavy
sOas
in
Otter
Passage
a,nd
only
her
mast
A
aro
above
water.
If
IsJiaidly
thought
she
will
be
world
salvanfimr.
Suhscrihc
to
the
Dally
News.
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