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The
Daily
News
PRINCE
RUP.EIIT
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
'Published
Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
H.
F.
PULLEN
-
-
Managing
Editor.
Wednesday,
April
20,
1J)27
MOST
VALUABLE
INDUSTRY
HERE.
The
opening
last
week
by
His
Excellency,
the
Governor-General,
of
the
new
electrical
power
equipment
which
has
been
installed
during
the
winter
at
the
plant
of
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
at
a
cost
of
some
$100,000,
brought
this
important
industry
once
against
into
the
limelight.
Built
some
eighteen
years
ago
at
the
inception
of
this
city,
the
big
establishment
at
Seal
Cove
has
apparently
justified
itself
and
the
visions
of
the
Old
Gountry
capitalists
who
backed
the
undertaking
have
been
to
some
extent,
at
least,
realized;
What
is
more
imporfant,
however,
to
everybody
in
Prince
Rupert
is
the
fact
that
all
through
the
years
this
plant
has
been
operated
continually
and,
directly,
or
indirectly,
has
provided(work
for
a
large
number
of
residents,
thus
contributing
to
the
prosperity
of
the
community.
So
far,
thta
plant
of
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
unlike
.many
local
projects
and
undertakings,
has
operated
in
season
and
out.
Many
other
big
undertakings
have
been
heralded
with
much
acclaim
and
hopefulness
but
the
Cold
Storage,
which
has
run
along
so
quietly
yet
steadily
for
many
years,
has
probably
been
of
more
benefit
to
the
port
than
any
of
them.
Without
it,
Prince
Rupert
might
have
fyeen
in
sore
straits
on
more
than
one
'
.
'
occasion.
THE
ESSENCE
'
OF
GENIUS.
Two
hundred
years
ago
this
year
Sir
Isaac
Newton,
a
genius
if
there
ever
was
one,
died.
One
mark
of
his
genius
or
uniqueness
was
that
he
seemed
never
to
have
suspected
himself
of
being
in
the
least
different
from
the
general
run
of
mankind.
,
Honors
came
to
Sir
Isadc
in
ample
measure,
even
in
his
life
time,
He
called
them
symbols
of.
good
luck
or
mere
rewards
of
industry
and
patience.
Modestly,
he.
compared
himself
to
a
boy
gathering
pebbles
on
the
shore
of
the
vast,
unknown
ocean
of
truth.
But
mere
patient
industry,
that
familiar
infinitude
t)f
pains,
does
not
adequately
label
the
springs
of
this
man's
genius.
As
a
distinguished
British
mathematician
put
it:
"We
must
surely
add
in
extreme
measure
the
much
rarer'
capacity
for
not
taking
pajns
or
wasting
time
over
lines
of
thought
that
lead
nowhere,
the
capacity
of
choosing
the
right
course
by
a
clear
vision
emanating
from
sound
knowledge."
Few
human
beings
fail
to
suspect
themselves
at
some
period
of
'their
lives
of
being
geniuses.
Although
the
idea
languishes
with
time,
as
so
many
genial
illusions
are
likely
to
do,
enough
of
it
siir-J
vives
to
make
one
curious
about
what
this
thing
called
genius
really
is
and
about
why
it
happens.
Until
the
genius
of
the
discoverer
of
the
law
of
-gravity
was
diagnosed,
this
thing
called
genius
was
defined
as
an
infinite
capacity
for
taking
pains.
Ai
The
difference
between
the
genius
on
one
side
and
the
poor
bungler
and
ordinary
plodder
on
the
other
seems,
therefore,
to
be
that
the
one
has,
and
others
lack,
the
gift
of
knowing
just
what
to
take
Infinite
pains
in
doing
jar
seeking
after.
SOMETHING
BREWING
IN
TORY
POT.
British
Columbia
politicians,
among
whom
may
be
numbered
some
prominent
Conservatives,
are
at.
a
loss
tquinderstand
just
what
is
happening
in
the
inner
councils
ot
the
Conservative
party.
Curiosity
has
been
aroused
by
a
number
-of
incidents
which
Rrst
aid
for
Sptingfitigue
SHREDDED
WHEAT
Its
toothsome
whole-wheat
fkvot
Gives
new
delight
in
food
And
easy
nourishment
Hazelton,
Pivotal
Point
of
Central
Interior,
Has
Rich
Associations
of
Early
Days
;:fc
I
,
(By
A.
I).
Darlington,
in
C.N'.R,
Injrazine)
"Teembo-oatf"
A
brentiyess
and
excited
Indian,
eominp
at
full
speed
from
his
station
at
the
point,
shouted
his
momentous
news:
I
signifying'
that
the
long
expected
river
boat
was
in
sight,
forging
its,
way
against
the
powerful
current
of
the
Skeena's
flood,
and
carry-
j
ing
passengers,
mail
and
a
cargo
of
freight
from
the
coast,
with;
the
important
extra
of
news
from
the
outside
world.
"Steamboat!"
j
It
was,
a
magic
word
whose
utterance
caused
the
bank
to
close,
the
stores
to
suspend
business;
that
drewr
everyone,
rnen,
women
and
children,
natives
and
whites,
towards'
the'
river's
bank.
And
much
the
som
thing
happened
on
each
of
i
the
red
letter
day
that
marked
such
dut,
danEer.'
ct
the
threat
of
an
arrival
when
Hazelton
thrived
a
a
And
,
t0,d
tlm
tJje
nutTe
of
at
the
head
of
centre
Importance
?very
)By
w
MF
,they
wtre
4tnUd
,nd
Steena
navigation.
.
,eam
what
thetr
f4,th
WM
wort
That
system
of
transport
and
means
,
when
re,)eI
came
at
Utt
h,U(..,
d
communication,
possible
only
In
mid.
JsckeU
,
M
nttChea
the
summer
when
the
melting
snows
from
heaps
,
spot,
the
devoted
couple
were
still
ure
.BI.cr
uuuu.cu
"
outside.
John
Fields
unmoved
couraae
of
the
river's
channel,
became
obsolete
and
,
the
,nnuenc
ot
htoi
with
the
inauguration
of
a
regular
and
Ma(lU.r
on
tne
naUvw
themselves,
his'
reliable
freight
and
passenger
service
doublIeJ
qulct
xrU
and
wUe
counc
over
the
new
railway:
and
now
recedes
dld
mucn
t0
ftvt
tn.
of
rebe,.:
further
Into
the
past
In
the
contem-
tlo
an1
.Woottehedi
and
established
a!
platlon
of
the
new
road-the
scenic'
prestige
for
the
church
which
will
never
wonder
of
the
north-west
which
Is
to
be
jOJt
bring
the
tourist
laden
care
through
na!elton
h-
altered
mu,h
,ince
thlt
.the
(Carlboo
from
Vancouver.
It
has
tlme
ith0U8ni
,
mh
wnen
youth-:
Deen
mtingiy
reierrea
10
as
me
urea
lul
niShitd
Strong
Sargent
arrive
Korth
Road,
and
Harelton
Is
the
pivotal
tntre
ta
ft
nat(ve
noe
ne
uw
,mu
p3;nt
where,
after
angling
roughly
west
more
tnan
the
storf
and
wnarf
of
,n
oy
north
down
the
valley
of
the
Bulk-
nuionary
,turned
treder,
R.
a.
Cun.
ley.
It
turns
west
and
south
to
follow
ninghami
the
Hudson's
Bay
Post,
the!
the
course
ot
the
Lower
Bkeena
In
the
.
bu,idlng
atu,
eXant
that
Mrv,d
as
a
direction
ot
the
Pacific
Coast.
combined
chiirch
and
school,
the
house
,
Although
the
beauty
of
the
place
of
John
'riela,
and
a
native
village.
and
Its
environs
may
be
trite
matter.
Bfyona
w
notnnr
but
the
naked
the
soul
of
Hazelton
'a
history
adds
a
-earp,
OI
lne
al,
p,.,,,,
captivating
witchery
of
tender
lights
forest
and
dlm
traiu
tnat
forked
M
and
haunting
shadows
to
its
perfect
the
Bablne
and
K,gagas.
The
busy
harmony
of
color
andjorm;
so
that
Its
tnrob
jj
of
y,.
,at
dayi
advent
0,
j
beauty
Is
embellished
by
romance.
And
Dr
wrlnch
to
Klrplox.
of
river
boat)
no
less
Is
this
true
now
that
the
rtVer
and
nliwir
are
circumstance
I
boats
have
gon
the
way
of
all
material
that
have
a,tered
tne
locamy
Aimott
things.
Bill
Sayer
and
the
personnel
of
,leyond
reeo?n(Uon.
0ucei
,
mlle
down-,
his
big
canoe
nave
no
runner
neeo.
lor
rtream
there
txiittt6
Temlahara.
called.
the
portage
irom
tne
saeena
10
is.ih-
;
th.
e
dl
of
tb.
Rk-.IU.
......
.
raiH.
Wr
.........
Vr
nri
Vh.
h,,ll.
nn
Ing
here-apart
from
the
unique
por-;'
'
P-
,n
,
"he
Misietf
indUn
Rese"
NumbVr
:
turn
with
It
oueer
itrave
houses.
the!,lr"r
viP
ot
PaMln
cl0-
riM"
One.
on
Orahaoi
liland.
Province
ol
'
.
of
the
tne
vy
'
o'
the
Bulkley
almost
sheer
;
Jrltlsh
Columbia.
gTave.
end
d
r.t
of
a
troH-
tragic
story,
tirv
of
tne
i
,
AJjD
uk
noUM
th,
ftw
tJg
M
family
who
perished
in
the
Omlneca,!10
ln
n'81
ol
7.000
feet.
Its
face
plr,U(m
0,
on,
mQnth
irom
dale
of
the
the
singular
stone
-of
the
yet
living
iu
rred
and
broken;
and
Its
flank
rirat
publication
of
this
notice.
Masseu
re
cl"
nd
resonant
ravines
1
""""
fund
Jovial
Daniel
riani.i
Bkawu,
Rkamit
and
ana
the
ine
.....
nP
...
..
Sven
of
said
Aot,
apply
to
the
U.ni'tsr
aaned
figures
In
marble,
granite
and!1"
nlcn
lne
tumble
Jf
Puollc
Wot)lt
at
hla
office
la
the
thel""f
wn
toward,
the.
whispering
of
wood
that
reprent
the
totems
"
"
two
silent,
hidden
anndd
p'.
dead-are
Jean
Caur.
better
known
,
j
Catallne."
and
renowned
in
the
Carl-i'"
"est
is
rraiec.;
datoj
et
nrince.
iiupea
tni
zoth
boo's
pack
train
days;
James
May.
a
giant.
Forty-niner,
who
later
came
to
the
Cariboo
and
Omlneca,
and,
at
the
partner,
Joseph
Lyons,
Is
near
by,
as
is
that
of
Charles
Victor
Smith;
coast
pilot
and
inland
trader;
and
others
of
equal
note.
Many
feet
below
the
edge
of
tH
cemetery,
standing
where
the
bench
lands
end
steeply
at
the
river's
bruit.
Is
a
pretty
square-towered
and
white
painted
church
that
by
a
logical
process
!
recalls
the
heroic
figure
of
John
Field,
once
It
pastor.
Though
he
stands
In
the
background
of
Hazelton'
story.
tales
of
him
yet
travef
on
the
wing,
of
!
the
wind
that
chills,
before
reaching
nuve,
arresieu
ineir
attention
lately,
in
commenting
upon
ine
pecju-
imllder
utltudes.
the
regions
about
the
diar
condition
of
affairs
the
Victoria
Times
reminds
the
public
that
jstikeen
and
the
Naaa;
and
his
memory
thre
are
two
versions
of
the
"Kamloops
spirit."
It
suggests
that(j
engraved
on
the
hearts
of
aged
po
the
antl-Tolmie
delegates
to
that
gathering
are
preserving
their
Die
who
have
become
far
too
infirm
ideas
about
the
concord
or
the
lack
of
it
which
prevailed
there,
i
to
pnddie,
as
of
old,
their
dugout
while
the
pro-Tolmie
delegates
are
working
overtime
in
their
efforts
canoes
on
the
skeena.
But
living
sun
to
dispel
all
idea
that
there
is
any
dissatisfaction
among
the
rank''
h
guiding
spirit
of
the
man
who
and
file
over
the
attempt
which
the
Federal
member
for
Victoria
isWM
to
them
Jrmbollcl
of
honor
and
making
to
lead
the
party
from
Ottawa.
-
!iruth-
'h0-
flne
e"mPIe
f
Prcl,e
The
general
impression
seems
to
be
that
the
petition
recently
distributed
and
liberally
signed
by
Conservatives-asking
Mr.
JS.
JKJE
Bowser
to
re-enter
the
political
arena
and
contest
a
Victoria
scat
........
,
.
..
,
,iii,
that
can
I-
1
..f
!
l!i
4
t-.Ll
-I
)'
"
"'
O
is
me
ucKiiiiiiiiK
ui
ii
nciiuus
141111,
ui'iwruu
ine
iwu
iiicuuiiH
OI
me
Tory
Party.
In
any
event,
it
is
clear
to
he
most
casual
observer
that
some
yet
be
seen
near
to
tne
present
ana
more
anbltlous
mission
house.
KOHdOTTKX
INCIDENT
..
1
.u
-
...m.iut
of
FebruarTn&TT.
aaa
iaPPV.'
4auivsUr'
AitfflHHHBHHiBMHsHaV9sVr"
maat,
and
from
the
high
grade-of
thelland
paradUt,
,ong
,,0
twin
steel
rails
that
.pass
cloe
by
one
tnlf
WM
aucce,d,d
by
alt.wan.
the
silent
hill,
above
th.
that
still
retain,
somethmg
ron
glimpse
mokl
rudt
of
Torcn.;
country
t,,iii
nf
nrt..ft
n
emnire
that
ls.
......
"
J
an
erstwhile
drama
and
thrill
There
f
-
---
ngnx
rnir.ag
reopie.
sixuaiea
on
me
to
be.
nreient
site
nf
HAzrltnn.
Thi
former
Is
i
continued
on
page
five)
,
,ho.
"
vision
of
the
antiquarian,
and
traces,
XAVKiAIII.E
WATER
1'ItOTEC
.U.U..U,
v..
......
...
OI
,ne
uttj,
Mcetit
for
a
few
slanting!
nnv
r
t7r
w
rfj.
n1ft
nn.
run
iiit
ee.
across
the
.
.
.
.
-
-I
'
e
Luicriia.
are
lading
luce
wic
memory
01;
,
intervening
space
01
a
miie
ana
a
yterday
But
th
massive
bastion
of1
kjs.c.
IHAPTEIt
IIS.
Quarter,
the
cemetery
where,
high
above
,.
"
.
"
...
r-
...DorrT
riuxirDQ
ttiirrrn
ika
kiMtlnn
n1ar
nf
th
Rtiklpv
and
,u.
6
r
---
-
granaeur
awani
every
oojecr
arouna.
J
ajTe
notice
that
It
has.
under
Section
i
8kena,
some
ot
the
aco
In
iCrtcrna
play
on
which
the
curtain
has
long
since
thing
is
brewing
in
the
Conservative
pot
nnd
there
Is
a
strong
sus-l
An
incident
scarce
remembered
and
wfiicton"'th"at
dissatisfaction
over
long-distance
leadership'
is
at
the
outside
the
focus
of
recorded
history
bottom
of
it.
'
reveals
him
as
a
rock
In
a
flood
tide
of
-
.
.
peril,
exercising
obdurate
strength
.where
contrivance
for
security
seemed
at
the
moment
reasonable:
though
is
it
tranplred
might
have
had
far
reaching
and
disastrous
consequences
to
himself
and
many
others;
It
occurred
In
the
late
eighties,
during
a
period
of
Imminent
danger
from
native
uprising
that
threatened
to
cover
many
miles
of
the
rive
f.
,
Word
had
gone
down
the
stream
and
out
to
Victoria
for
help;
but
meanwhile
the
Hudson's
Bay
Com
pany's
store
was
fortified
with
sandbags
and
In
this
smull
fortress
the
few
white
people
gathered
In
trepidation
and
uncertainty,
while
the
natives,
more
numerous
and
virile
then
than
now,
remained
sullenly
aloof
and
maintained
an
ominous
silence.
But
John
Field
and
his
wife,
deaf
to
kindly
persuasion,
stayed
outside
In
their
own
dwelling.
"Ye
shall
not
be
afraid!"
Nothing
could
Induce
them
to
abandon
the
way
ward
flock
nd
take
refuge
within
the
mndbag
walls;
serene
and
fearless
they
'performed
their
dally
tasks
and
spiritual
Mlir.VTAIN
!
IlKAMIN
MAJOM
H.
0.
NtwlhldtrofWyrld
Seven
of
aald
Act.
depoatted
lrltb
the,
:
Minister
of
Public
Work
at
Ottawa,
and
,
at
the
office
of
the
District
Registrar
of
fallen,
laueiu
lie
ue
beneath
ocucbiu
mouldering
Land
District
of
rnnee,
,..
,h.
.
mhrt
the
Registry
Th
mountain
Is
the
aolld
,.a
one
rea-,Ku
half
hidden
In
the
wild-
pting
of
turf,
t
,t
Bupert.
Bc
a
de.
of
.
nonlar
snd
.nu
wild
u
flowers
Rest-oa
toT
tht"
PX
oa
tne
0re4t
Nortn
"erlptlon
of
the
site
and
plsna
of
the
.
I
1.
.
.r:
:
'
"
:.
r"
massett
"CANffnio,
LtMrrsD,
iarp
auore
iieias
01
Pf'ltS
BOlleltorv
snow.
Its
unner
vallevs
are
haunts
of
I
Wllllsms
Williams-
M.n
end
of
a
sixty
years"
quest
for
gold
wlthjlhe
tcar
.
nd
otwrj
ecod
and
evil
fortune,
died,
according
to
the
Inscription
on
his
stone,
esteem
ed
as
"a
true
pioneer
and
man
of
sterling
character."
The
grave
of
his
any
but
less
predatory
creatures
like
event
the
atrong
hearted
rather
re
ftrred
to
the
peak
In
their
mother
tongue
as
iRochere
ide
Bolu,
or
Rolling
:
'
'
'
Rock.
'
'
:
Even
today
In
fhe
native
romprehen-1'
sion
it
is
a
mouniain
01
aars
mysiery,
hitherto
the
resort
of
spirit
Invoked
by
frenzied
Medicine
Men,
and
the
mythical
stories
of
which
It
forms
a
background
In
the
Indian
lore
are
countless.
It
looks
upon
the
village
ot
Hagwllget
where
the
deep
canyon
of
the
Fallen
Pnrlf
I
twin
anannari
htf
m
Ivnnri.,rit1
Fr.Tox
kills
aaotlia,
JoL
((.
lsrvse.
Repel.
fijEsSS.
Un
seod
moths
to
q
ian
Fl,.To
uu-iufc.
tKCS!'
less
karsslsss
xs.
certsin,
JlHB
I
Mml
la
Caisai
j
-itluiHkivMCSl;
W
.1
UMmt
IwlttaU
M
BJ
Bf
JB
Iatnal
KumkJi
St
W
WMk.
less.
M.iuon
at
Uonaalet.
LAN'!)
AC
r.
the
marmot;
and
the
sparkling
surface
;
NOTIIT.
Ol'
INTENTION
TO
.tPPl.V
TO
!
ot
tea
glacial
field
is
the
rort
of
the'
ln
R
tiria
Reeordinr
Hi.-
I
wild
ptarmigan.
In
the
old
days,
cer-ltriet
ot
Prince
.Rupert,
and
sltuste
30
tain
Jesuit
father,
observed
that
large
nai?.eMI
'
u?rVr'.e.
corner
"'
u"
.
.
.
.
.....
.
SO.
Range
3.
Coast
DUtrlct.
piece,
of
rock-
frequently
fell
away
from
TAKHT
NOTICB
thlt
Odsw
Pncklni-the
.heer
wall,
near
the
peak,
rolling
Company.
Limit
td.
or
Vancouver,
onru-
clown
oown
with
witn
a
a
noise
noise
that
tnat
could
could
he
be
heard
heard,
l;,atlon
Jo,
''
Canlter.
Intend
to
apply
following
pcrmiMlon
to
leave
the
miles
away.
In
their
headlong
des-
clecrlted
landl';
cent,
these
massive
fragment
left
a
Commencing
Bt
post
planted
30
,
...
...
1
ehaln
east
olfhorthwent
tjal
88,
rtange
Clean
swath
on
the
mountain
slope.
3,
coaat
Dlstristr
th?hc
north
a
clmlm
crushing
or
sweeping
aside
all
obsUcles
I
to
low
water
mittlc
ththse
east
10
j
Cllttlas;
thellC
fsottth
,0
chsllwi
llienee
until
until
the
the
Tower
lower
trei
trees
otlrnd
olfertd
rttrrtiv
effective
re-
rr.
'
we,t
,0
cnalnl(
td.
iolnt
ot
rommence-istance.
Inspired
by
this
oft.
recurring)
ment,
and
conla!jii)if5
acres.,
more
or
OOSSE
PACKIftO
COMPANY
',
C
,
.LIMITED,
'
-
A
..
APP'lMht
u
i-er,i.
Auiorenoune.
Dated
8nd
ArfHj.MM-L
(iJKEN
ciiARi.orii;
land
TAKE
NOTIClt
that
H;
P.
I0nrd.
ot
Portland,
Ore..
.phjyUelaii.
intends
ti
apply
to
the
Minister
.of
.Land
for
a
llcence;to
prcspecboi
epal,
petroleum
nnd
natural
g4A
over
and7jmter
the
following
described
lands,
Oift.tion
8kld-gatc
Inlet.
Oraham
island'
-
commencing
at
,a
,qV
planted
at
the
.
,
,
..
southwest
corner
ot
SeithSn
.ai
Town-?
tteel
suspenaion
bridge,
upon
Hazelton
ship
1;
thence
PO
cjlws
eit:
thence
leieji.
ana
tar
Deyona
me
uneena
to
tne
u
nuim;
iriuncr
ou
cnain
west;
first
streuhe.
ot
the
real
North,
and
f""""
n'
t0
'wllU
'
Located
March
14,
1037.
II.
F.
LEONARD.
AjLilPIiPON.
Agent
(,UEEN
CHARLOTTE
LAND
DIVISION
TAKE
NOTICE
that
II.
F.
Leonard,
of
Portland,
Ore.
phynclan.
intend"
to
apply
to
the
Minister
of
Lands
for
B
licence
to
prospect
for
coal,
petruieum
and
naturaf
gas
over
and
under
the
xo"
lowing
desribed
land,
mtuate
on
Bkide-gat
Inlet,
aroham
Ialand
commencing
at
a
post
planted
at
th-northeast
"
corner
of
Hwtlnr,
ni
5.
I
.
.
.
---.
r,
1MWII-
In
h
,nenc
80
chains
west;
thence
!
r,
mciicB
du
cnainn
east
Located
Mlrchnl
41037.
f
r
'
"
,UfV.
"LEONARD.
--JLHPJIJ?"
Aent.
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
LAND
DIVISION
TAKE
NOTICE
"that
It.
F.
Leonard,
of
Portland.
Ore.,
?
physician.
Intend.
f
PPly
to
the
Minister
of
Und?
for
l?
licence
to
prospect
tor
coal.
petroiim
and
natural
us
ovr
.,,!
J.
;'e.um
lowing
described
lsiidl
situate
on
tTkide-gte
K,a"
Inlet,
arahsm
Island:
Commencing
at
a
post
,
planted
it
th.
northwest
corner
ot'BectFon
30
t0w2!
ship
1;
thence
80
ehtlm
?
then?;
80
chains
nnih
ih.,u.
on
IV.
:
lnenet
commencement
thence
mTinii
"or
hT
to
To
v",n
mi
01
,
Located
Martih
14,
1037,
II
P
LEONARD,
A
J,
OOUDON,
Awtt,
I).
SI'GHAVF.
'j
Raat
Car
RntrJ
Dr.
Jos.
ft-
C7
J
U'
u.
Om200Mihs
inn
Milno
vmi
awiwvo
UnVlU2
llio
vat
uuuont
the
Tires
had
to
be
Kiqht
CAN
YOU
GUESS
TUP
NAME
OF
THE
TIRES
THAT
WERE
USED?
"Major
110
D.fc-llfaVe,
tlesic,ncr
nd
driver
of
the
great
1.000
-
horiej
vef
rudiitflr.uii
-bhe
brought
fr.un
Bru-aln
to
try
cut
cn
the
Inrai
h
a'
IKy.
tona
lVeai
h,
Tod.y
his
off
Rial
t.iewis
203.
K4
unlet
an
hour.
The
prev.atu
record
a$
I,
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Utiles
Btl
Jiure.
l,e;j
by
Ccpt.
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cim
Camplieil,
aio
i
Urllifthur."
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tuttj
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DENTISTR
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gum
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Co.LM
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