tA3E
FOUR
Margarets
Dresses
New
Spring
Shades
and
Styles
SPECIAL
Scarves
$1.00
305
West
Third
Ave.
Phone
Hed
810
COAL
TO
PLEASE
EVERYBODY
Satisfaction
Guaranteed
FAMOUS
EOSON
ALUEKTA
COAL
BUI.KLEY
VALLEY
COAL
VANCOUVER
ISLAND
COAL
I'KINCK
KUI'EKT
FEED
COMPANY
PHONE.
58
and
558
The
Central
Hotel
ROOMS
and
CAFE
Phone
51
For
Best
Household
Coal
MKS.
C.
E.
BLACK
Trappers
and
Buyers
I
have
to
fill
my
orders
YOU
CAN
GET
20
More
From
Me
I
am
strong
on
everything.
Aake
your
shipment.
As
soon
as
I
receive
It
I
will
send
your
money.
G0IM00M
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J-
Zarelli
Propritor
"A
HOME
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Kates
$1.00
up
50
Rooms
Hot
&
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
281
p..
iiOT
mc
Hyde
Transfer
Phone
580
DRY
WOOD
JASPER
COAL
Furniture
Moving
Light
Delivery
315
SECOND
AVE.
Orange
Ladies'
Phone
Bridge
Twenty-Two
Tables
at
Affair
Saturday
Night
Play
At
Several
Homes
There
were
twentv-two
tables
at
an
enjoyable
telephone
bridee
heir!
ibaturaav
nisht
bv
thp
i.nrfios'
nr.
ange
Benevolent
Association.
The
prize
winners
were:
ladies'
first,
Miss
Margaret
McKay;
second,
Mrs.
N.
Thomas;
men's
first.
Fred
Boulter;
second,
George
Howe.
A
table
runner
was
raffled,
thp
urtn.
ner
being
David
Murray
with
tir-
iket
number
38.
The
hostesses
were:
Mrs
R
t
Anderson
and
Mrs.
M.
M.
Lamb!
Mrs.
James
Krikevskv
nnri
Mr
a
McDonald,
Mrs.
F.
Elllxnn
nnri
.,..'
W.ITKU
NOTICK
lhfrloii
and
I'm-
Trunk
Iflrifin
1.9
ufau
n
.jj....
15L
tmn
TlivUtr.,
T7
..
.
La9L
ria.v
fr
1-01,1..
day.
April
19;
1937.
'
aT8-IW
SUPERVISION
muuiwr.
'j
ouawa,
March
4,
1937.
:
'
14
k.
William
Geddes.
Mrs.
Gus
KranP
Airs.
Vic
Menzie
and
Mrs
'v
a
tvans.
trazer
Hotel,
steam
heated
rooms,
Hyder.
B.C..
near
thp
an,aocK.
(tf)
Synopsis
of
Land
Act
XT
ACANT.
lands
maw
MMMrtlOM
Unreserved,
surveyed
Crora
Brfttah
British
"?
ub)eet.
"rlnf
""entlon
to
bVeomi
conditional
upon
ml
dence.
occupation
and
Improvement!
nU,.a
.
""'""""on
concerning.
Pre-emption,
u
ftven
In
Bulletin
No.
1
Land
Series.
"How
to
Pre-empt
Land
-
copies
at
which
can
be
obtained
free
of
charY.
b,
?t'";n
e
Department
of
UndlfviU
i?on
;,Bur"u
of
Pr""cll
Information.
Victoria,
or
any
Oofernment
A,mt
fined
coverinr
c-nty
i-?iCord..
L"2,
!!luble,.
'"
trlcultural
purposes
within
reasonable
distance
of
road,
school
ft
;nd-
"
"rr'f
00
board
000
feet
per
acre
wet
f
that
Rar,Ja.
Application,
for
pre-emptions
are
lo
be
ih.
?:"?
J
,he
L,nd
Comml..ione?
Si
VT,RSc0.r(lln
Dl"""
I"
hlch'lHe
lanrf
land
applied
for
Is
sltnated.
on
printed
form,
obtained
from
the
Commissioner.
Pre-emption,
must
be
occupied
for
fire
year,
and
Improvement,
made
to
value
if
,.tlr.T-
'B;ulln
rlnt
and
eultl-
Or.nf
""
""":
Crow,
orant
..-"li"
can
be
received.
tlon.
of
occupation
are
also
framed.
-PfRCHASE
OR
LlASl
Applications
are
received
for
purchase
!.
n.d
Crown
lands,
not
belnj
tlmberland.
for
arrlculfira
purposea.
Minimum
price
of
flrst-c
las
arablei
land
1.
(S
per
acre,
and
".con"
class
((rasing)
land.
$150
per
acre
!irt?Ir
,lnfmtlon
la
lven
In
Bullethi
No.
10.
-Purchase
Land
Series.
and
Lease
'
of
Crown
Lands."
As
a
partial
relief
measure,
reverUd
lands
may
be
acquired
by
purchase
m
tan
enual
Instalments,
with
the
first
payment
suspended
for
two
year.,
provided
taies
are
paid
when
due
and
Improvements
are
made
durlni-
the
first
two
year,
of
not
less
th.n
the
appraised,
value.
Mill,
factory
or
industrial
site,
'e
timber
land,
not
exceeding
40
acres,
may
be
purchased
or
leased,
the
conditions
including
payment
of
stumpare.
Dn.tirveyed
areas,
not
esceedlng
M
acres,
may
be
leased
a.
homesltes,
eondh.
tlonal
upon
a
dwelling
being
erected
'In'
the
first
year,
title
being
obtained
after
residence
and
Improvement
conditions
are
fulfilled
and
land
has
been
surveyed.
,
,
For
grating
and
Industrial
puruoaaa
areas
not
exceeding
M0
acres
may
U
leased
by
one
person
or
a
eompany.
Under
the
Orailng
Act
the
Provlnw
as
divided
Into
graslng
districts
and
the
range
administered
under
grating
regule-tlona
amended
from
time
to
time
to
meet
varying
condition..
Annual
grating
per-mite
are
isaued
based
on
eertam
monthly
rates
per
head
of
stock.
Priority
m
gtaa-ing
privileges
is
given
U
resident
stock
owner..
Stock-owner,
may
form
associations
for
range
management.
Free
or
partially
free
permit,
available
for
aetllera.
campers
and
Iravollara,
a
ke
taa
m4.
.,"7
'
wwitKf,
uanaaian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert.
B.fJ
use
25000
gallons
OS
n-ater
out
of
No
.
.
-
wnicn
.'
BOUtherly
and
drains
lntn
Rtna
th,
...
.J
,,,
B.WUI
JUIUJ
1
11
WaiafT
U.
Ill
K
Ili.w
rtream
at
a
point
about
650
teet
11').
'fPomJKlnt
bere
m
dral'is
.
,
-
.
win
do
UaSra
Tr
industrial
railway
oumo.
InnI
,111
S
-2
on
Ui
l,t
day
of
March.
1937.
,Hy
cm
notice
and
an
appi;.
wtion
pursuant
thereto
and
to
tM
J
Wlri
,be
flled
ln
off
R,cord
Prince.
Ru-
pert
B.c
fii2?JK
,'to
U,e
aPP'lcatlon
may
bs
-
-
vnwuiuiivr
01
water
Ri"ht
patnnvoe
of
thu
ww
...
"'L"La'P'
c
ncw-
paper.
The
m,
date
j.i
of
.
the
first
"ivuiKMi
publlcatLi
engineer.
thl
1
r
"
f
iwUcc
is
March
8Ui,
1037
The
Letter
Box
ENGLISH
"FOREIGNERS"
Editor,
bally
News:
From
time
to
time
Prince
RuDert
papers
are
forwarded
to
me
and.
in
the
last
batch
was
the
article
on
the
relief
question
up
there
and
its'
several
replies.
Great
stress
was
B
ER
NICE
TAVT
,
-
-
'
siv,i,
Oakland,
Cal.
First
Day
Of
Spring
is
Fine
Cool
Nijhts
Follow
Sunny
Days
ocasonai
Uhanre
is
TJeasant
'
Here
:
Prince
Hupert
'had
a
again
after
d
ihe
'siinny
Iday
for
me
commencement,
of
spring.
All
about
town
gardeners;
were
In
evi
dence
Sunday'
doin?
work
on
thejr
grounds.
The
water
attrapfrl
9
fo,
.i..
...
.
7
"
y
season
pic
nickers.
Some
of
the
tennU
ers
were
on
the
court
Mm,f
ri
field
drew
about;
a
dozen
skiiers
but'
the
balmv
snrlncr.HUo
-.
j
-f.&-ivii
wcunier
01
these
days
is
rapidly
diminishing
"iitrieai,
tn
inai
esspntlallw
Tirlr..
.
..j
nmvci
lino
rf
A
,
TERRACE
It
has
been
lovnlv
wraith
a-.
day
during
ihe
past
week
bu
frosty
at
night.
John
Smith
of
the
Dnmi-im..,,!
of
Agriculture
is
visiting
his
old
nome
at
Terrace
for
a
we.W
r,r
two.
FredFowler
of
Smirk,,...,
unjr.
lerrace
for
a
few
davs.
in
Tiii;,Mri(i:MK
toi
kt
01;
iikitim,
IV
ti
tn
t-
ii
1
w,
111
11
A
1
iir-
.iiuiiir
far
ii-
...
...
..
,,
y"'An.
1
if
(cased
-ollc-e
to
Creditors
and
l.l.i..r.
,
v..v
-mm
uajf
w
January.
1917
1
2S
f
"eal
rrtSil
aeceawri,
late
of
""I'v-rt,
uriLinn
Columbia
and
v
"vlT:"y
required
to
fur.
ni.t
Ulan
Vu
'
ul
the
wuru.
mnv,.i.
..
.
on
or
iwr.r'
1
all
rMrTV;,1."1"1
assart:
are
'rwmTrr4.,.1?
..
.ert
IV
Til.,
.
hw
nwt
day
of
March,
1937
TinX)
COLLART.
Prince
Rupert,
B.
C.
"
sr
'"fMKXOtlir
OF
ll.il
IIHI
WI,V.1IIJ.
..
.
IX
'
rilOBATK
1
I"
Hie
.Matter
of
the
t,imi..u
.........
SALE
OF
COS,
"NEWINQ'l'O'
4''r,
TKNDER3"f'c
rZtiTS
2,
purcJ'"
,"'
tig
IMate
of
,Ulc,
of
irJw
v..v
1
."ifraur.
I)nei...i
..!ir--t
.
huh.
obJhoT
s??"
.
c''AVT"
Beam
ai.(,,day
of
MaSh
1B37
1
fctttodi
N.H.P.
SsTspeed
10
Ta
irK,tv
I!
c
.ST'
of
WwSrj',
."
mY-.
!wl
IwJtlen
havtnjr
rltrr.
9
6".
'
0
1
quired
to
furnWi
nanue.
nromrtv
v;i..t
May
b
lnv.t
......
.
w
or
before
tli
ant;
'
I
NORMAN
A,
WATT,
I
orrkui
Auminu,Udto-
TWO
LADS
ARE
LOSt
Heen
Missing
Nearlv
A
Week
TERRACE.
Ma'rch
'
little
c.
boys,
'
'
sons
,u"a
01
of
2;
Two
Mr.
ir.
G.
u.
L
u
laia
on
tne
Englishman
(a
"for-
eigner"
under
his
own
Me)
and
h!s!Croolies
have
been
missing
from
family
of
tn
dependents.
In
aTerrace
s''n"e
Tuesday
evening
town
the
size
of
Prince
Runprt.
it;
ropKes
are
naiur
would
not
be
hard
to
guess
who
this
unfortunate
man'
mav
be
families
of
that
size
not
being
common
today
and
God
pity
his
poor
children
who
now
stand
branded
among
their
playmates
as
"charity
kids."
Or
is
their
unfortunate
plight
supposed
to
have
blunted
their
feelings
entirely?
If
this
family
was
not
leelti-
mately
'entitled
to
help,
then
why
Anxiety
Felt
for
Ted
and
Hob
llrook,
of
Terrace
UTin
Have
ally
becoming
very
anxious.
Th'd
is
not
the
first
time
that
these
youngsters
have
gone
off
ir.
search
of
adventure
but
it
is
be
coming
a
more
serious
mattet
since
the
little
lads
have
now
been
away
five
davs.
It
in
thouirhi
likely
that
they
got
on
to
the
freight
train
on
its
way
to
Prince
Rupert
and,
although
all
section
Iwmn
loremen
both
U'.H'J
ways
hill'o
have
has
it
been
lvPn
thPmo
a
if'
OUI,eu'
"
no
trace.
Also
1
lV.c,
bw
"h
parties
to
thev
are
whv
mh
it
m,
nu
TODAYS
STOCKS
Courtjr
3.
D
Joriruton
Oo.l
Vancouver
B.
C.
Nickel,
.27.
Big
Missouri,
.60.
Bralorne,-8.55.
B.
R,
Con.,
.04.
Aztec
Mines,
.10.
Cariboo
Quartz,
1.70.
Dentonia.1
.17.
.
.
Dunwell,
'.04V2.
Oolconda,
.11.
1
.
'
Mlnto,
.22.
Meridian,
,05.
Morning
star,
.03i,
Noble
Five,
.11.
1
'
Pend
Oreille,
5.30.
Pioneer,
5.25.
Porter
Idaho,
.10.
Premier,
3.25.
Reeves
McDonald,
1.51.
Reno,
1.07.
Relief
Arlington,
.25.
Reward.
.12.;
.
,
,
.
.
Salmon
Gol(i,
.lrjij,
A
Taylor
.Bridge,
.03.
"
Wayside-64
(i.
'
"
Hedley
Arhaigamated,
.lO',
Pitimier
Border,
.03
Silbak
'
Prefer,
3.30.
Silver
Crest,
.12.
Home
Gold,
.03
i
.
Grahdvlew.
;i7.
Indian,
.03.
Quatsino
;Copper,
.08.
Quesnelle
Quartz,
.12.
Oils
A.
P.
Con.,
.60
(ask).
'
Calmont,
U2
(ask),
C.
St
E.,
4.65
Freehold,
21.
McDougal
Segur.
.32.-Mercury,
.52.
Merland,
.25
(ask).
Okalta,
2.70
(ask).
Pacalta,
.23.
Home
Oil,
2.50.
United,
.40.
,i
Toronto
Beattie,
1.45.
Central
Patricia,
4.55.
God's
Lake.
.73.
Lee
Gold.
042.
Little
Long
Lac,
6.90.
McKenzie
Red
Lake,
1.70
Pickle
Crow.
7.80.
Red
Lake
Gold
Shore,
.70.
San
Antonio,
2.02.
Sherrltt
Gordon,
3.40.
Smelter
Gold,
.08.
McLeod
Cockshutt,
2.45
Oklend,
.26.
Mosher,
.22.
Gllbec,
.04i2.
Stadacona,
1.63.
Frontier
Red.
Lake,
.10
Francoeur,
1.01.
Manitoba
&
Eastern,
04'4
Moneta
Porcupine,
1.68
Rubec.
.00.
Tliompson
Cadillac,
1.45
Bankfleld,
120.
East
Malartlc,
1.71,
Preston
East
Dome,
1.05.
Dawson
White.
.35.
Rajah
Red
Lake,
.24.
Aldermac,
1.5s,
Kerr
Addison,
2.74.
Martin
Gird,
.76.
May
Spiers,
.20.
Icsh
Local
Haw
And
Pasteurized
Milk
VALENTIN
DAIRY
PHONE
657
At
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
halibut
of
Season
Landed
Seattle
and
Vancouver
Daly
Taking
Lumber
for
New
Island
hog
Cnmp
Hoard
To
Serve
Until
End
of
Year.
Vancouver
and
Seattle
received
their
first
fresh
halibut
of
the
1937
season
over
tlw
wiek.nd
The
first
boat
to
nell
at
Seattle
was
the
rreya
which
landed
8,000
pounds
to
the
McCallum
Fish
Co.
on
Saturday,
receiving
H.c
and
The
I'ierce
landed
1.000
pounds
of
black
cod
to
Washington'
Fisli
&
Ovster
fV
nt
Seattle.
At
ancouvei-
on
Frlil.n
-
-
-
...
the
London
Fish
Co.
bouirht
4.000
pounds
at
O'.sc
straight
and
oi.
Saturday
paid
ll'-c
and
11c
for
12,000
pounds.
charity
commission
knows
all
the
Zu
"
Ul
r'!
Capt-
Wllliam
GloeSo"'
rm
facts
in
the
case
and
thev
had
nn
!'
n-i'
.
''j'
well
known
officer
of
the
Can-
moral
right
to
put
this-famlly
on
of
e,ch
J
hP
Hdl
dC!,cr,rt,on!'n
National
Steamships,
has
trial
before
a
Jury
of
townspeople
"TeiT'-u!
'i?,naCd
,he
frcirhter
Salvor
m
who
are
ignorant
of
the
reasons
plexio
LJ
in
fi
'
TT
!
I
ln?
mate
and
was
'
,ort
''
"'
for
its
present
dependence.
It
-5ar,n
.
a.
b'.Ue
w,nd-
!thllt
vessel,
last
week.
not
only
unkind.
It
was
crude.
Z
"
"
mb
And
for
how
long
have
English
I
"Rob"
if,,l
a
L,n
,
1
,
!
1
v
re-nt
t
members
of
the
newly
and
Scotch
people
Len
looked
on
icomlvh7n
but
It
T
i"nrt
"allbut
Marketing
iS?'VpieMon
.but
l1?1
"o
n
dark
t
as
Hoard
as
forfilfrifr.-v
r.n
r.
t,
of
I!r
tlsh
Columl.J...
.ni
very
-
vivid
collection
of
this
;
A-fn
.
e
coveraH,
'hold
office
until
December
31.
.
i
IlKllAIIIilW
I
vv.ii,
Miie
.ruouers
arm
;
point
being.
made
clear
to
me
nhont
.iv
int
o
.
.
,
'""'7
years
ago
up
mere.
At
that
time
a
Canadian
Club
was
how
formed
and
j
proposed
that,
as
it
was
a
Canadian
"club,
onlv
rat.
dians.be
allowed
to
hold
offices,
our
sisters
from
admitted
as
honorary
members.
I
was
told
then
that
to
discriminate
would
be
to
brand
EneHsh
nnH
bcotcn
people
as
foreigners,
whereas
we
all
swore
allegiance
to
the
same
king.
Have
ideas
changed
so
radically
since
I
left
Prinre
Ru
pert?
Union
steamer
Catala,
Capt.
James
Findlay,
arrived
in
port
J.
I
7:15
last
evening
from
the
south
and
sailed
an
hnnr
ii....
'
due
back
hero
on
Tuesd.15
southbound.
Armour
Salvage
Co.'a
power
tu
"all-
left
IHllmnr
f
7v.fi
Sni.
may
rnht
for
Sedgewick
Day,
.viueen
v,nariotte
Islands,
having
in
low
n
scowload
of
lumber
and
ihingles
lo
be
used
by
the
J
U.
Monran
Logging
Co.
in
connec-;tion
with
the
putting
in
of
a
nc
at
Thurston
Harbor.
jcamp
The
new
seventyvfoot
hailbut
.boat
being
built
in
a
Vancouvei
yard
for
James
Fidler
is
expected
to
be
readv
fnr
rl...
I.nni-o
u....
It
is
to
be
equipped
with
120
h.n
..-.y.M.Mu.i.r.r.iep
oiesel
engine
T
')
i
"0,e
dipper
of
the
Tn
Mr-
.Hdlef
former
w
HI
be
captain
of
the
new
v
u
r:?i
.
?,J"-MU"
!mer,
ai
Ve"
?n
port
at
2:30
this
after
11
'Alaska
1
V
nuu
oiner
points
anjl
saiiH
hour
ier
ior
Vancouver,
Making
first
mil
,.f
l-
..
son
at
this
nort
XrrihU,i
t
'Portation
Cot's
motorship
Sorth
Ja
Capt.
A.
U
Nickerson.
ur-rived
In
port
at
7
o'clock
Saturday
night
and,
after
discharging
fromcaK-;,ll:of
mil(l
curei'
"h
irom
Ketchikan
fn
r5nt
8t
0VMr
Canndlan
N'a'onS
S"?"'
Sa"ed
J"
continuation
ujage
to
Seattle,
W
INNIPEG
WHEAT
WINNIPEG,
March
22-
(CP)
May
wheat
was
selling
at
$1.34
m
Wlnnineir
'
on
Prirfn
1,,.
ij
il
"j
uuv
uuvan
,ced
three
cents
on
Saturday.
FOR
SALK
i10''
,.IIydcr'
B.C.
Good
...B
Jor
Duiiaing
up
fine
busl
ncss
at
small
cost
HOTEL
I
ItAZEU
.
Hyder,
B.C.
HERE
IS
GOOD
.
NEWS!
WM
ia
a
store
VOU
Pin
.nil
"
?
because
It
IsemtM
the
nnrphnf
i
1
y..u'
when
,uli
1LCCve
tokens
which
entitle
you
to
FREE
PREMIUMS
in
STtkieoi4r.s,ore
r
store.
MUSSALLEM'S
gi.
Third
Averfut
-
1
1
U.
Box
575
TRAPPERS!
Attention!
Wring
Your
Heaver
to
Frank
Loclwood
I'l.oue
Uuc
729
P.O.
Box
200
GREAT
LOVE
STORY
HERE
Camille,"
with
(,'rcta
(Jarbo
And
Robert
lay
lor,
at
Capitol
Theatre
Alexandre
Dumas'
"Camille,"
lfreat
love
storv
and
staire
ulav.
comes
as
a
talking
picture
to
the
screen
oi
the
Lapltol
theatre
here
at
the
first
of
this
week
with
Ilobert
Taylor
and
Greta
Garbo
in
the
leading
roles.
Contrarv
tn
ireneral
belief.
"Camille,"
in
the
screen
version.
s
Hot
the
heavv.
trairic
subirct
associated
with
the
stage
but
is
the
vivid
portrayal
of
one
of
Ihe
gayest
and
happiest
eras
in
the
romantic
historv
n'f
PnrU
Tl-.n
story
of
the
woman
who
flung
a1
uirtune
into
discard
for
an
im-
mortal
love
is
presented
in
15G
scenes
of
which
fiarhn
ami
Tavlnr
dominate
seventy
percent.
Jingnmcent
sett
nirs
of
ih,.
period
are
reproduced
including
Ihe
Theatre
1a
Vn
de
Varville's
chateau,
Armand'-Paris
house,
his
father's
countrv
estate,
Nichetle's
home
exteriors
and
interiors,
the
great
auction
salon,
famous
iramblln-
"esorts,
gardens
and
1
The
wardrobe
U
also
"ive
and
the
picture
gives
Gurhr
opportunity
0
reveal
heretofom
little
known
,nrrnmnlinlimiinti
The
sunnortlnir
Lionel
Ilarrvmore.
KHt;iI.,.,k
ai
len.
Jessie
Italph.
Lenore
Ulrlch!
21
11
o
u
It
s
1:
u
v
1
c
K
s.
CANTATA
IS
WELL
DONE
Splendid
Rendition
of
"Gathse-menc"
at
First
United
Church
Last
Night
The
cantata
'Gathsemenp"
,,,
-.....v,
n
iw
excellently
presented
at
evening
nvH.c
in
rirsi
united
nhnrrh
nn
Sunday
under
direction
or
J.
S.
Wilson
with
Miss
Swanna
Olafson
presiding-
at
the
orcan.
Tho
narts
were
.
sv-mnathptimiiw
dered
by
Dr.
and
Mrs.
R.
G.
Large
Miss
B.
J.
Daniels
and
John
E.
Da-yey.
There
was
a
large
congrega-tipn.r
Rev.
C.
D.
Clarke
spoke
appropriately
to
Palm
Sunday
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I'fivif,,,..
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I
Last
Complete
Show
i1
tew.
OA
World!
steam
heated
Canal
district.
hotel
in
"Our
Motto"
I'rompl
and
Courteous
Service
toss
.Mazzei
Opposite
Royal
Hotel
AI
Trench
HAVE
YOU
READ
?
and
Haker"
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iming
Scabbard"
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v.
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ame
m
the
Wind"
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...
IVddler
That
Man
is
Mine"
.....Haldwin
Ihe
Dumb
Gods
Speak"
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.Onnenheim
Cards
on
the
Table"
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Marie
Halkett"
Chambers
Heres
to
Crime"
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Murder"
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Street
of
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Happy
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Honeymoon"
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some
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week,
direct
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