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the op ning of
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victoi
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where
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th?- Allies
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herald have
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. Joined th? R
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ever,
'.??nv'ly tin- V'.i? BBjBJBell : to Ore?
that ah?, ,?i\?. up Kavala ?ad Drama in
re-turn. t',.r prc.sjHrtive gains in A .,
notably Bfl
Rara <;?..-?? bsSkad. VeaWai was
?riDiaf, lu* Kim,? ? ? .? . ? ... n, not
Venir..:,,. Ml; th."?- ?a? ? panas h
ta atecttoa In tin.? pi . ??. Mlied
' ' i ' Um IijikIh
'" otitk tim ? ? that they ?ronld
? army, triad and
. . w,.r(,
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Idol
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Italia*
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laa, to
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fi . Bol B ..
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and ?M Hulear ianiis bUj.._i ta* KuHia.nu at.
B, having- fought
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west ii
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Bulgaria is i
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thinka.
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inia Rossi
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? ????:? ?auction
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I ? r Riimnr
i I tha ri.k
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fui ' i r eom]
cate?! '?
toi ? ?
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ring ail thi ?m? the w
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t tha
Nl'Tll?
?
the st ru
?..- had ha] ?
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?
r i ? any data
.
to Bol] erbian Maced?n!
er enea
misad to ?uence :
. -, Kavals i i for B_
a wat abla v? promis*. Gr?a
: tha Agaan Islands, baeaa
ere in the possession of Italy
?
as . for Bulgi
a and :. lined tl
d "hnt ;i vi
Germany s pal Bucharai
B ilgaria wa. pn misad by Ge
many all thai she had asked of th?- Allii
? ; ? ! J i. - t0 givt . K' ? '
Garman prsasure Turkey yislcU
_ of the Maritza, gare Bo
garia I am Xgas
1 rks also dismantlad tl
anople forts and mads pi i
N'ot unnatural];
old in the best market
};-; an! se might have bas
rases, bat il faile
? ai the rr tic.
into the Bal
ng army and thei
ai ribly from the!
faillir. '
feet, ? ? . asked Greece, practically un
a, l'u
Turki Germany, with onl
? * ? and :i ft a c
h and British troops in addition,
priae can there b
?lined. Wh;
to Imitats AJber
,t hour?
ik. Hi be
? I the ild ?in. He 11
? would gel he
? . ?;; in di th?
? ? m in Mi?- Near Eaa
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Thi the
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? i price !
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hob
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It 1 elieve thai
b . n the Neai
i . ? Brmiet
? - had
? and
. : ' ? .porta a
up th? 'ordingly. Bui rince
ould not ? tap? the battle and
t it, i
to the I ' lef -:it.
ham!, it i ' RIBg
nto
? ? ? I The war will
.. , ...
The conqui I and the o]
of the Berlin-, nstai nople rail
th<
tion. Kapoleon wenl to 1
the Britii h Em] > ... n for!
un.
; *. b dra?
matic, absorbingly - ,- rident,
? . torn of cri'i i m Al?
lied diplomatic disastsr baa e. ked in
? atural, but ft it no
?sors i a dozen similar
? I War. Every time
rthera r<??i mandar *":ii'?- i ?
i?-- tho Nortl and poHtkiai
ms rosal. I ....
,-1' Bapidai to Cold Harbor prom
(sad t.? bisara D< noeratk victory ?n the
? : but H did n ithiag of th.
IF, the
r >S Bl . . . , (t i| j,r,,.
? ' n expected,
prep iratioB
?
? ? Ian it
haw been an snormoui advan
_ : M ?M A...Ia, bot as they have i.i\er
poaaasai t the; ? I I .
? . ? .
a subsidiary field.
Tamnnny Want? No RalutUsatA.
X : .
t Albany i i ?
.-???: t- . ? the rai g fa
. N rw i harnl ? I with this <:?
'Vota for Swann for Diitrkt Attoi ?
Nu Mora Raformara." Th -
worth) ' ( "Tom" I ?? ??;-. ??? trict tl
banne: ?rar.---, and
? ? I Judf 'A - ?
I? i- . ?? i v hathor such
.. ?am] aig . b much o? an
h, ti rot? i oui ? ? many Hall.
'To He',1 with Reform," ? tto of
nal A ? Bird Qardin? i, th?* l?asl Tam
? ? ipied the post of I'is
? Attorney, and he w from
soon after he ma'i?* UN ape?
? ??? wn? the keynote Tammany
.?je:,.- "... ban remained unchanged fa the
? an in which the public baa
the Ti| ? :-'?' ? : '"' ??? "??? pi
work. Tammany ?ranta nothing I
with reformi and reformai - 11 ?
?tatomanl of thia banner ought to be
isnt win rar." :or every atmighl
. .' voting f'?r Mr. Pe
He hi sen ' i ; I ?und to
ire up to th?- full requin tnei I
to ability and Integrity.
Not a Partisan Constitution.
? 'I be World"
titution a partisan document.
Our :.. ghboi would find it har.l t?
ate ih.-.r opi lion from the recorda
of the Constitutional Convention. There
?..??as one out-;:...: it ; i tiaaa division in
the voting on the article! of the new eon
ntitlltkin that or, the apportionment pro
viasion.
It ib true that twenty-eight Dem?crata*.
voted against th? d draft, ?rhereaa
only fifteen Demi rata voted for it. B
all the ImpoTrtanl articlea were approved.
iot i ::!>? bj a majority of the Repul
: the convention, but by ?. ma
jority if rbe Democrats a- well. Demo
voted for the department reorganl
ration-short ballot provision, ? to 15.
Democrat) voted f<?r the executive bud?
get, 86 to 2. Demi i ?? 1 for the
home rule provision, 1 B t?> 16. Dem
?rated for the judiciary article, 82 to ?'.
Mr. Root in adjourning the convi ?
pointed out thai twelve amendmenta bad
idopted unanimously, twelve by a
rity of more ?ban 10 U? 1. two by
nvre than 7 to l. two by more than i to 1.
tw<> by moro than 8 to l. and
m ?!.? than 2 to I.
It happen? that Republicana were in
numerical control of the CO I which
fram d the new rronatitution. Thai
'.va-, however, singularly free from | i
san politics or parti an action. Thai fact
? atly i" its credit Whatever faults or
ominga "Th? World" may And
do ument, it should not saddle on it one
which : ? not belong th? re.
Limit the Street Bands!
Street band - ? particularly 'he little
an bands ? . ? cialty ia "l lie
? am Rhein," ero nol quite bo vo
they were at the begin
il the i ui inner. Ne?, ertl , their
.' .?'?? n. i\a that ?i..
would be a happier place to livi
? esl ricted.
The
?tation as '" th? tin* ? ace at
which these itinerant "muakians" may dis
: ? ?? their concord of "sweet sounds."
Street organs are limited to the period be?
ll a. in. and ?"? p. m. 'i er?
earthly reason why the ?treel ''and.- should
any advantage over their e
in thii respect. Then is now pending be
? he Aldermen an amendn ? ? ? I
ordina i i trictii tl 'r I
? ? street organa are now limited. Ii
? . . ? b many tl
of n""ii citizena it thii amendment were
adopted. Such a change would be a
worthy part of the city'a general ?
.? ' ? ? a
Me/ ?lIi!H-i.',*:? to pat 1 Secre?
tary "I" 'he
? . Comi mast atand out
* r ht- iit.bli?? lacles of sell
K 11 ? ne of Greece miu-ht ? ?
ri
ht."
Greece and Belgium.
one.
man I or? if ei ?ob
Jsgow'
by Oa r :
f the Allies' tree] - through
i pressai i si I ? I
: efaddliag, la ?rB eh ?
ig so si
.-'.'.'?. '.. '
make .man vei i t th?
? had I.n allie?,
? Great Britain had threaten?
Prance ftrsl r.rn! n> lavad? !'?? Ig bb nest, ar.u
if, in*.ia. Bad inati ted ob i.;?', iag
her ai B
. | p ? *..... ? ? Sriti.h
?a, a e auld then have
? 1 paru'.:.'! to 1 '
?u.Ki.ii betweeB th? Central Paarenaad Bai?
larla, ?'?i the one baad, and Greeee, *
und the Allies, on the i>*h*r How,
? ? sf Boaamos n .t*?jtow pn I
iahe the world believe that the Allies'
pre.ent ?trtion wit!, re-prct to Grease dupli?
cate* Genaaay'a aaadad toward Belgium
passes all iatelHgeal naderstaadiag.
Of SOBISe, (?i . .-???
farre of "protesting" whil? welcorr.it .
landing of the Allies' troops. Th?
?'*. ?OB JagOU err:; lites 1
"protest
? that I . mpty forssalit) a
'" "-nutn dlpl
Gerau iti .-??
''"??:;. purpose of fur;
?rltil a flimsy pretext foi ? I I
jugglery. ADAM R08ENBEBG
New York, Oct. 14, 1916.
?ARMENIA"
|i re Pleasant Words On g Recent
Tribuns Editorial.
?;?? 'i on
? our editorial on '.a" la yi i af
?
... - tl I I ha left
thai ' ' -,.-??.?
t of ? ? ? and of tba
. ? ., ? :? -?? | | | || all on
r as that re? ad ta f
titudi T' ?' mere Bot for them, ai
that they ?p?-tk fer h i
? ... .. .;. .. ho ll . W their api roval by
, : i raadlas and pas. in?_r ..round.
?nt - ted to inspect thi I man
I? | i ? d from this n_* ifl Bow
? Ink of Chrl-t b? lesi than r? man!
. T RABGIOVE
fork, Oet 11. Itll
'Sooner or Later. '
? r ditoi af The Triliunr.
Sir: Tant aditarial an "Arn_ei la" '?
?l < ..n of what we ate f
tor, and why it seema *(? imperative thai I
'??aid rnn^'c ottisehrea on th?- lid? the
V.lir.. Then :? a? ; :e?tion hut fhiit ?unrnT
r latst ?f .hall hare to aaalat, und I do
? ? b?liers that if wa anderatood tl
-anee of th- tant ' ' '
I
.n vain for the nee''.
?I. o'ir papers ar.<! perlodtcala, un?1.
? ...t our wellaigfl atter I
I am liriag in i? university cen're m
? .???-. t r. I ion and mei
lo aoi
anse th? tlon a
.re?.. I .- '. i s h.
fei > o ., " ho .1" m ?' and t ? I ? ? '
.-? ? r. ut?, t-. intcr?ir.' for lu Iti real
. ..t ?..,-?'? ? Idc n .?????
? : ? t r. (_* u? to pli ? 1th honer mir jmrt in
?hi? world-wide read letmenl ' th? forces
? 'iiorrow.
MARGARET F HUNT.
i Arn Albor, Mlrh , Oet 12, l?ll
Our Future Sovereign.
To the Editor of Th?. Tribune.
Fir: It i. Idle to specalats," layi The
? , -n- ? _ ti ? sad '. ? af allied tear*
-, . : it II the ' ai dore, Gorman de
.? n..ide bj Gerfl_aa*F_i con
,,, :, roi n | ?? n- tponed beyond th*
. 0? I'.'l''-"
Th?- sentimeBl eertaialy deserves 'he an?
s? of .? ? ' ?
- ? an But, unfortt tint?-'.--. ? - editoria
? ? ? :. drawn doe? not rej res? al
? ? i ?' |
? - r ?? ?" numbei and ..
ranee of wealth a I ' I
f which has bo?r
American ;
taue of tha m - I
: d in the anaalfl of The
... , ? ? i
f the King James Ven ion 1611 ??'
fold were
?
?
nt Toai
: ?? r US." ?
... ii In thi tree
n tho
? ?? '?:?. ? i w . aim a ill b I ??
i" paling tho great
? ementa cf
ill 1 intri?
? . ?'i-.;., at the tread of the world-domi
'?.??' not a
courage, nnmber? or a i
rill the outcon ?? l" .i--'- I ,
: f the Teul
peration of
? ?
fact that Gre? ? ? anee, bend
; tervet
of th? gi eal '?'. ?
e cannot change il ! Th?- ;
the Brit
?: ?? tide of Teul
? .rlil behold? ? ?th hor
ment th? nevitabl?
....
;e the goo
- - - - I... I - u..
i . aid t?i be the father o l i
? matter ??? bitl rly our judg
? I . ir
B th? riblc truth! Son
_re not t rmai i eisilised people?"
? il ? ? do with th? blii d and un
the au
' True, th.* G? i
i noble ai
luenci .- lultanl nom
ition; 1
? ? ? -;.?ru--il reo? I
? I
?>? ad ... ril al ??-...
? ? ? i.l) af
: our Amei
nn.l _ ill enta ? ? Iming
i
? ' I the world* If so, it is
? |. perci I rea
? concile ourselve :
Biplaeentl
'' Bl arhicl a ill be
? 11 of tl tru
rope!
-LBE1 J EL VOGAN
\,.-.\ ' . ? ;
Delusions of Grandeur.
Of Tl !. bUB? .
? : ?
?
the a*ay, a . tad I aw n.
Btati
? there's i othei
treteh g, _w.?iin_ and itraiaiag
? ? ...
? ghbor and protector, till
iplit a
ia.
When, thai
? . ?
\ ? \.pr
? ??"'? t 1 Preach cail
e dei t ao isst i
be I .i litt
?; ay, at tha*.
? ? of all K i?
court? b? i pr?tai
??"?il of ?tome recent ,>iir ... ,?
the expense of hi? "country" * . the reward
? - I ,-.i tl
. tin ea th? "Pohl I'oh!" No! for long,
HENRI DE I -i-' ' OLE.
? York, Oct. ., 1911.
The Small Pacifist Nation.
To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: V. _ are buy diecaasli si _n.
? ??lating the BOBtra Ity af i'ireece.
i? as ? ..- Gerasaay ?? riolatiai
the neutra' I
us the out
rheli thi?:
t BBSs u ? ? ttitude
? ' . af a atroag military ?
Il of honor. Greece h_- _
i h?* laggastsd that ih? Is "dial r
Heljrium could have ?ior.e it If ?he
had wished. HIRAM K. MODERWELL
N.w .ork, Oet, 10, lbl-.
NOTHING BUT SMELL.
A PACIFIST PLAY
Analyzed rind Denounced .is
Abounding in Feministic (font.
To the Editor of Th? Tribune.
Beulah ',;--'- play "Moloch" may aot
the reviewer la "The Tlmea" ?ays.
"the ui ?**?" but I find it
;... d o'er ?rlth th? ?- i
... tie eant that eau wd Jase Ad
*.. make her fat tiing
Idler I and drink.
I? n tha' ?orno ?.(.irer:
but tho Colonel of "Moloch," n gentleman,
hed arrav officer and a
Venic m? - ? ? I ***
turr.o.i out the d? ol the authoi hai
? .? ?. ti ? ?! to paint him,
"eomn ? I ibordi
?.. ': ?ti the commill
mont to cover hil own eraving. To paint n
drunker- col? ? typical I? no more true
than it would bo to pain! all tn
bored ? oung a omen leekit
I was delighted to have the reviewi r in The
?Tribun? fr i plaj tl ? work
of i? sentimental propagand
It ma; be wiae, a to hat i play?
written which portray the horrors of war
? ? r than th? n ere bugle playing and flag
- hot arhile the old faahloned war playi
may hav? doi ? harm yet the;
never wer tak? lerioualy, aa a play of thi?
apt to be! moreover, in tearing away
.?met1. I
? ?. fi oat," to tear away
all reverence for valor, all
acki owl? dgmei ? of . i < -.-ur ? ? ? i pern i
admiration of .?' eipline. Somehow, not be.
inc a femii t, 1 rtu? - ' ? '- ind d->
I tu be the iole onei ??? or???
?a? mt: from the ?erap heap. Some <>f the
ere man, ;.s exempli;;, d il
nd my higheat admiration. It a
? .m when the ad
of pity, get tlei i
are the onlj 01
aria respect Already Am?-) from
a f?minisation of ideals. Sterner .tutT is
to inflict pain when
? c -ary, the power to place reason above
emotion and to l?x t ia the ay*
Shorn of all _hat d'> WB
. ?? " 1 ?.. t.? ihow tho de?
terioration wrought by war on men. The
?if?-, gasiag al h.-r I "OBly
? ! v ra of war can do! "
She i- too lint I ma him. Oh,
? ? ihrii
? ?
tor. I conf. ne I could
rn crying ?loud For was
'hr.t not typical ?.f the femin it I.?? the
ei | to ;.? utterly
al.? ...man failed-' I ??
many in the great audience refuaed to
? d and realised th it the : eal de
? -tion was Buffered by I ?
. . of loekiag dowa upon him
him1 Her
id 'lone hi? dutj toirard his coun
llad ihe'.' Her I
r? r? the traitors m hli army, who
tion with the enemy. The
rturi ?!. Ha ?<> th?
?
nami Ha
' ?? ? iver im
? ? ? osases (,?: th. ? ?
-,
?
?to ho
'? ? ? 'haraetei ? ?? ? n, ,|,.r
a the strs
ras a itel . I | ? |.
to get up aad
cheer. Won . .0 tp?,
??' '?" a ? ih? had
!; ' B to an America! and .
..me may aevei Uli 'he truth aben! a vomaa
The palaful ipeetaelo of th? : youth
I goai i Jaunt to tl
queat net agaiaal war sa mue
??r ? thoul prepara! en "Mol .
m'irh i i wai g r,..- ?? be
? Ib thai I take off my
' ' reeti of the mea
ace
"'*'"" ?lplcBB uader a Hi.
.?moat
a the j
** -11- I al i eouatry ? v.a* "plnv." al a i
ntenr.c the lista agi ? . .. ..... that
make? a busines? of war." By th? way,
i fier thai ?eel ' n futile for the auth'
?" claim thst ?he ha?! no one eoui I
mind!
Th? iln ? the country g
ing '? .
?..'.' ? - enemy. 1
? to mm homo th?
author ?rani ialy
gor when I ? wi
ever - . . ? ?? f
mie.? before the
??? ? could have lieen dry? T i ihow tl
? ? - - .. limpie -i ta
dertaken by Mr. Gal worthy ?
.'.".r. There one ?aw I
. . . |
B :? : arai
futile? It may be horrible; if may he ur
? ? y be ter ble, deati
tory it ia si
ANNIE N ??THAN MEYER.
Y ??'? . 0 ?? ?. :
Mr. Redfield's Theories.
T" ?' lor of Th? Ti I une.
"'!'?? War'i Effect or Foreign Cora
petition," : Redfteld. I have jut
. tl article with the for?1
going heeding In 1 ley' Trihues ami I si
ele? IbIo which tl
\ ad ? ? ???? -" ?Bt? a writer a? Mr. R< I
Held. Having put their free trade theory ?nl
present Imii
.? ? n.'?-? out ? is ot her theoi I?
r up th? erime. Thej m ist "whip th
?i vil around the stamp."
?? 11?(? Sen York Times" in sa editorial re
cently ssserted that the United States wa
? market in the world. Wha- make
i -.'? or ?? nditioBi largely, with no lael
? il i?, politicisBI ami philsi tl rop it
;nl the cause of labor,' labor r
? wage? and works th? fewest hour
: "'urn.
Street eornet oraton sod plutocratic yel
low newapaper tell ai moaey is kiag
tl ?.* our bloati rj capitalista rule as. Nob
? ??' Labor i at? a? with bb iron t
threateningly over our head? from dawa til
dewy eve sad hack again. Any Btaaufaet
prominence la our fair land ha
I leep d urbed I ;. th? ? ighl taare <>f labe
II ..ni Ii as the eold tweat froB
his forehead h<* gasps, "What will they ds
irand Bex! ?"
\\'.' doB'l ?lare nu.ko B law without consult
ing th? Ii bor rot? Origii all) ws had a pro
? I.? i labor
? me to tin ?? ladi. ?lu tl labor : -
? d up ':" Igb to tart aew iadaitri?
? mploy men labor. W? took th?
aj country on earth un?
?' mee to eara a better liviaf
e could si . . let him do ?
? d. Inoid. ii *?.:: . th? Halted
rich, the woadei ef th?
It wa? fenced is with a pro!
?m S '? ? .? to keep eut the ? i botase "i
unfair eompel Hob, i id our labor was arm.''
r Bggressioa, bul for defence.
? ? '?? -i ist - sad BBBBtoera g??'
? d ?? Proteel toa ???? ia a I arraag, i
With two whoop? and a hurrah they hroki
dowa the feaee, beeause it would be .-o muet
: ' r foi ". - te elub the wild SOT ? - *
them OUl thafl to keep the fence up, and ?B*
lom? of "ii -' million'
might g?1 trampled sa. The feaee bad
? ? time, but already th?
b Id bom*? were trampliag Bot our million?
bul our small manufacturen end I
ropl ?? trhen, preetol came the war.
Aad "hen the war is over''
n rotary Red ; i]
i ea faagl? d elub si I gi st tbs huBgrj
i " pu*, the feaee baa k would :
s tnple
Still, who knew?, before the war end? WS
? enough to ase bellota foi
club? who snows? A. H r.
New York, Get 11, Itli.
An Anti-Suffragist Doubts.
To the Editor of Th.* Trihune.
Sir: I doubt that the demonstration being
aaads by the "?ufTs" at th.? regiatratioB
B ill aid their CBBSe.
thoil out of-phti-4- ne.? Wh p'iipre*
?
Th? "cp?lorf,l geatlemafl in the woodpile"
in this, woman suffrage agita' on is "larger
representation in the commercial field " Th.?
craze for the limelight nnd a "career" ill h?'
come? woman, young* or old.
1 Uli.1.1 AM ('. PKAR.SON.
New York, Oct. 11, 1916.
FEMININE LOfiin
Held To Be So Bad M to Unfit
Women for Vot. ?
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laying:
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BOB? '"'' V*
tentin " ""J;
X*V__
Every country should have a right to tM
wave .."
I commend that to you. Ml ' '? for ?
int piece of " u?TmK
Can you 1 ' '
proh '/."'
01 country sngBg ,! . n . "
tul pursuil f II *'or t-nff1*"*' "*?
eordiag U this fomii ' ? '? P0,?*,?
a virile navy ' ' "f*""
enetiios from ?Hi ' '?' * < * a ""*
? Hag to the lame ii '. : ;
Germany to msl i
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f we are ehe ' A,
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make a present of ' iVV t0
Kaisei . .i.?
So much for tho mental | ' ' ?
: MS.
New fork, Ost *\ lil*
Boone vs. Williams.
Both candidat? l
true one beCBUB? ?
have
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,., (el Who we.e BOI ? ? ? . r . ? ?-?
belie! . /?- th?
queatisa ? I " tcB.
hsvt b"n
ildered. . , _ , v.. n.ncroit.