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DEITIES
The Utmost in Cigarettes
Turn end or Cork tip
lippU Of (itiiutr, tifi*ttnui:f ti/u/ | ??i
cctuLcitici ?tsosrs'aoiy pr?ter
t)?it?j to a*tu ornar ucaVft?
L \*y\ ?j; i ;"???> c.?'?"*-?'',." ??> t.'? lioWai. _)|t|
?._-'?.
|TB'fflTB3f_B?|
he ?ame c?as? I
i*..*: . : the c
as passei i
7 he State D? re ful I
?
*?ar by Great Bi s
foi It was n?lm:1
tod that tl
rharging t ?
' he aasui s waea I *> Bri?
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-ubro*- n? i. Th?
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t to ?
ercni
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He
-\inrd to l
: -nient WOUlf
.
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a nier
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t?te P.
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was sufaTBvstt'd that if a merchant ship
?
-ubmar.i:?'. flee?, is bombardeo
' ""led in defending
? elf.
In German quarter? the ell ..'?on is
? pt for
??hat la regai
g i t o be ?
? ? that he was In accord ??*ith her
-, the (rreatest uncoru
?
? "nan? 1 nconcirncd mi Outcome.
"Why should ' worry?" a
?
I'nit. to conclude
'he contri
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nfproachcs. Gel surely not
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? the
"0:
? - : i harry
few week?''
Somel
the i '
Adml lie, OB the other
.
ii o on Germe
? nt to we t, ????. until the
I.usitania ra?e ?
hnH d? '
i m? S I ?
jp the
have
?
itside t
law anil the ground would
j >:iy, u
set the
? ?
erce
Thinks German-America!
Breach Would Spell Rui
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'?- it'latioi
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?vho 1? believe-. |
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Allie?. We s> '?. t.?ik
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liai i'
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11 fs
? r. Sh?
will taki away s
\ .. and Australia, and it ??ill tak.
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vthing lik,
,.r.'
ACQUITTED OF MURDER.
HE KILLS OLD RECLUSE
Slayer Keats Victim's Nephew
and Cuts Own Throat.
.
lawood, N'. J.. I eb. 17.
a ho was ace
of an BK'-d woman a! l
, ? . | ', r
? roseeutor who will face him.
beat s
and
i t when he ?? as
? of farmei -.
rm of John
.
'i wa?, not
forthci ? rush? toi - -kull.
ot a Bepnew,
Juhn Boston, jr., und mads s i
r man re?
? tain beat ? vcrcly
? ? bal ly will
ton attracted
?
tain e
He tli ii throui h the ft, Ids, but
the i.
? roat.
Ai ? Hospital I e ??<!
?
CALLS ALLEGHENIES
FIRST DEFENCE LIN
Kaasai Representative Sees !
Need fur Preparedness.
I I 1MB Hi" Trllaiii. Hur?.u |
W ton, Feb. 17, <>n.. of I
irprielng questions heard ?I
\alloua Naval Committee he
? .t g to d ??, bj Re pre ei
ti? ?? John i. ' ? .. o Democi
trom Km, ia, who
m I: pi ? member of the a
loi it) partj During the testimony
? Imiral Albert V l Irant, tonn
I) iuti 11 upted ? Ith:
' i -? t,,tpedo destroyer ?i boat tl
pedo?
It ni?,, came to light te da] that Re
reaental re i onnell) had Jiads a wi
t ,i atatement tha? additional defene
were v bee ,,'i le "the p?'"i
living on the Atlantic Coaat could i
: ire be hind the lile ghenie . and the
lie ing on the Pa? It i eould retire i
hmd the Rockies."
RHYME, COUNT
OR SLEEP TODA1
Police 1 leutenants Ready to Tc
Wits of ah Comen by
Psychopathic Twist?..
New forkei re i
rhymsters, who ? I in? backwai
?
. t to
train will l"' safi r if t
tucked in beda
? en up the
j , r 552 police
: itrolmen ti,i-? mon
rj
? '
payes ? . art They are arms
that *.\ i? 1 prov
the average man u hope!
|
grade morons if given half an oppoi
to try them on a
nts ii
the r?tie?t. If 1
- ,,:" abnoi II be mad?
.
i, out which in r?alit?- hold th?
hidden secret to their mental statua.
'] he eyed v.,,him-.
into a station und annovr
burglar ia i-i he ' usa pi '? I
be gri" ted bj tl
lieutenant and aakedi "What n
the ditTerenco bit\.n a By bi.,| a but
"What ought on? do when on?
? train?" is s question that
-.??II l,e aaked of any nan su ? '
being In an ixcited state of mind.
The man tnu?tt not answer, "llanc
oiit in the corner saloon and be l : *? i ? ; >
until the next one cornea,** if he
lental teat
Dr. Louii E. Biaeh, official p?;
" ti,,. Police Depai - me ", hs
the it were
the ha of th? polio." I.. u
?
? nn concern?- ,- one' ntal poa -
II. haa recon n a? ? ot
but all
? ? force make uae
of th? in the
.????? ? ? tr..- form ?It ' '
ordinary hospital and laboratory
Rhyming ?<uch words ' "mill*"
and "spring,"
by what they do rather
? : ? ? .
1 glane are
among I tha? will lie i red at.
? ? ? ? a policeman to day
had tl
drop m a week ?a .11 invariably be com?
I i o count backwai I to 1
3 ROOT PLEDGES
DISTURB LEADERS
Barnes's Hand .Seen In
Snap Announcement In?
volving 3 of lii? Four.
WHITMAN REMAINS
F IRAI FOR ?HUGHES
I \ Senator's Candidacy a I'roh
lem Tanner Will Oo Un?
hampered, Me Declares.
T!,.* lineerity of a plrdj;e of three
i out of fonr delegatoB-al larga, deslg?
? ..?? ! by tlie Republican State (Jobvob?
,'..r "tool as .? i'
i candidate, eras ejaestione :
terday by local and natioBal R? pub?
lican li lei i be repoitf'i staad of
the three members of the "Hig Pour."
overnor Whitman, in
ioned from the staadpolat nf any
to Mr, ROO? | t art .?-?illy all
' lard" Rep il int him
but qui ' m the point of
? icw ?i ? to 1 i avail bill! a eandi
?
runn
Some of the leaders, who ?ue mure or
'. im roller
methods of the organisation, ???
posed to ?>*e in the map announcement
of a majority pledged delegal
large, the adroit hand of William
Barnea, folloiHag up his success at the
convention with aa impromptu
tiofl of bis troublesome adver
Colonel Hoosevelt, and a quick
jab i<t Goveinor Whitman. The
ed over the
lonft-rence of SenatorWadswoTth, State
Chairman
er, m whl? decided to
' come out or El ihu Root.
.. Governor
man yesterday, from Albany, that while
r nith the
n re
gard to :. " ? " tor u .-"resides
? ial i?.. ? v had leoju. I :
by letter, bu' * no ron?on
why he should wlthdfaw I ? a owed
pr?f?rer.re of Supreme ?'?mrt .'
Hufrhet. apparei t least oae
of the "Big Four" tu assert h
?
1 . rinrtti Ta*" r. :
? n the
of ."-'eniitor Wadswor?
?
I am eon ?
? ? . .
the Chicago convention un|
li national leadei I not I
? .
i'i' .
?
?
?
ild not hi ? i
to take 1
nt for 1
? it.
Barnes Fighting to End.
Mr. Bai
'
id the circle
up the
SHONTS LAUGHS
IMMUNITY AWAY
? onttmed from paie 1
. -he qualiileatl .1 He said I
? ? r award.
"I underf.and that It ?n. ???'ho..*.
r solicits?
??!? ? as," repli. ! Mr : hoati "I ores
?
meeting room. The reasofl givea ????
?4 mattet very personal to me whs
lag up. That ??a? June .",
\ 1. a min?tes after i left ths
100m I ??h-, called bink ,
tors I*ud ?i- ?
"Wa?n't that
bon
?'I ????.? ? -..-!". ? bought
af g . much as S2">0,000.N
BCk for
1126,1
"I .- .
... ?
kerage
i?. ' .
n partial ?
"lud -,. -i 1 sve '? * ? count
concern 7"
"I am not a ?peculator in
I ha-, i- .'.. u.;
*?
(???posited (heck *??i?h Hroker?.
Tas teal
??a? thai ll ?I'll to
iaai ??? 111 h
i" wa? in not until Mr.
Bhonts ? ?
?he smeun? ren for it
ni sachant
hi? bl
Mr. Bl
'
and siaistei
ited.
Why ?a? n treasurer's ehe.
chsnir.-il for the Interborougl
Mr. Colby
' If it en
Mr. Shont?.
I really
? t'? check I
19 ."
v ?. ... . wl v -he rheck
ceiv.
? :'>h a
?
? ' .'uickly
"Wh* didn't * :t in your
'I ii Yorl The
'
?
I dont kno?? It'l
The brokers on J
?
<?( $11 1,000. An ?
? ?
'.- con
..-.- by looking n1
' ? ?
?
Dida'1 km.? ? it? Wa?. t.. Pay.
' k was r? i
,
...
I -
Mr. bhonts -??id he did t.ot kr.
the time he received th? check that
i-ompun:
unt, which
? r by the
?"Wasn't it ?-aid at
? '
?
"I d-.'
ird R. Ko
?nth, won
t the
i
. ipany. 11?
? atand on h
lential i
Mr. Colby broug
? , Roge '
'
? went
i n he took Mr Ro
?
? I va? leaving," *a:d ?*.
.! '? Ought :
that he ask?
?
? ?triplo
I <i
...
? ad ar
?
'
tioti."
Pul I2S.SN in Hank.
? about th
.-. an
hat whfn he gi
ened a bank i
with the Farmers' Loan and Tru?
\- ! tha
Miles Dae
?
...
? id in
'
? it He
? -
bei ; reason for tl
?
' Utiollr
'
h tremendous
-v.
bj Mi
"1 tl ?? I so !',, i that
l
?i receive any of
"I dig not!" exclaimed the aritneaa,
? hearty that the crowd
?
Inti iced
? ?
re Mr. Rog-i . ?<* the
n allowed I
? . ?
mralaaioa allowed
gi to eonatruc
at.y dlecuosioa with
any r< rea of the city with
...
isked Mr.
Talked ? <tK "Wha.'a Hi* Name."
ng to
..
t?
?
gl aase
We had many dl
! until 1 and 2 and ?>
orning."
i your itatei i
?
. ., the 'in".
' '
?
"That ia true Oui le eounsel were
? . ?
!' rancis
?
? o aaked we pa?
a ' ,.
had as eed to supi
I ?
tel m be i : p
'
wonld make I
after all th-? weary
? ? tions."
"What did Mirabeau I- Towns do for
- ' in,, he received?"
??* don't i-? ow Bu? be did work
(or it."
"The voucher bear? your O. H
it ia split in two Somi
ord..' i ? -??
"Yas '?
time. But I . foi gotten."
"Do aleo <
? I"
?I 7...Of) Payment to (,rnut.
Her,
, payment for a HI up the
paym? n? of .*i7 " I ird ?' Gro il
Ah. Shonts explaine II sd hin?
becau
? ? y o? nd wanted to know
?
bliga
? 'i wanted t? ret throui
: contract, and you h red ev. i
be of u.?e to you?"
"We h red men who could five us
, informa?.on."
l-e Ho for tl Is |17?600 '"
"He told ns his ?mpii
?
? ! this to*1"
? a .]-"
? mes."
? eetedly Mr.
Did Mira
'
"Ve ? ? witnesa.
"Tel! ;. -'.i went ?"
"1 t;
?
! could catch the May i :
?.cum
! r.implcd lira?? wilh (.aynor.
"Tell ua all al I I
" 'A . ; ??. hen ??, c- ?' then
Ma] or
eattle. I?
I] nl, I trunk. 1 I
I tl tti Mayoi
on hi ? laa n for three or f,.'ir ?
ralking
: do?n. He never in\;Vri me into
v ? roa paid Towns $;,.,,
"Ye? '
' a ? ,, ? that Towns is a per?
sonal friend of Mayor Gaynor?"
? he bn ?,? w .th him. I don't
if it was before or a -er ti .. tri]
to Si Jame ? '
??Why ,. -i -ron -..a, Mi i > ? .
you '.'"
"I wanted him to ?how me the
I 11, i never been t., 81 .1?,. ?
? ? ,. .
i ? . ?
, what did Mr. low::? do for ?? ?..
n't remembe r. I will look it up
and tell v" i didn*
*. James with m? Bat?] .ou ;
Ispokl ?; -..'?' m _ j
' When y?
?
"I told tl
.
had i c
? ? . ; thai
'
'
. ? ? ? of iub
?
i time
ble in?
form ?
"I ?
?
ng foi
; .... ? ? ?
dy ar.d this ??'at
? ill inin i.i
.ii.....'.
....
in. '1 her, ich an
?
g ?. ope n ? ? ? i
I told ''iiiii if
.
down ' d open
ir books."
".' ha1 d ! Mi l
"He g while I walked
t h t- i? i -. ?
.ii. .'in! Books lur Mayor,
Mr
had pra
Hs
. ' ?. r'.'.r
o u gh
? ?
? ? -
t of 1
? ?
A memorai .It s
?
?
A cupy of It
'??'(' .'. ? h
In this m?
?
?
. . ? when the .
? rbtn
bad i
?
?
trump
|g h in*
? ? .' built thl
?
i ild ha?
Here ?*!.
.-.
"Mr. led 1
4-f.ll t?*e tufinel urni.-r the I
? tunnel that wai a hule
? . [ i
m'led
lum also contain?
? " _ ? o
?? ? te twelve mill ens a year <m the
ye.
red in I
lum:
"I said t? thai
-
; sloped B
?. oui
: ? ?
?,???.
Forgetting the 1
otiK'h .
li? belp it ??oulu hiip
the ell |
Into them, I se ble, sgeinst tl ?
i.linal i of 1 oosevelt, did not :'"
,. .1 ?.adera, who are more coa
? '?? ? ?""" ''',??
.,?.??? of tl,.. I', ? '?'?
nyt re?a? It.
a I.I.rmtnod "!"';' ,? '.
?,,,.r Um news af the coalition o te
. ?Big i-ir" m Uoeeae
,,, . ,., ?t-ntd to sled Reeeevelt dala
... Hlignment of three of the "WS
-.??,,.?? in Sew Vi.rk wi i credited In
nuartera as ?? quick mov.i we
ountera?
the Maaaachuaetta am.ncement. i"
r-,ct I ; ? nal equal . the
?oalty of Barnea toi H ??? avait,
n the ??? h.ie heme.
?.;, the othei hand, the Immediate
Root boom waa token aeriou ily to tse
? .t . countrj
,,??. u,,. found to be In favor of the
. , Buid be the preference
,,f a great many of the leadera who
? oua to easier the ilgnal honor
, .., M ?,?, 0f the bilges? and
mo.l toteanaen the par |
IIU,I produced. Nothing but eommenda
t,on ejbr Mr. Root and hi pi
nualiftcatlons for President was heard,
??u, hia availabil ty si d ?. R '
..i, nationally was frankly
tu,u, .t i ! ' '
I oral Republican leaders were more
irpri "i at the ?,.-ted
, .? ? ? three me mbers "f the n't.
A prominent m? n bar el tne
Republican County Committee -Hid:
??The three delegates at large hud no
rich? to e ?me out for Senator Root or
anvil,,,.? "'?"? i" ?u ' ;'? f?n:
has bee n undei itood to ii
the Nea '. <.ik Stau delegation
Chicago uninatructed. It may re
n the repudiation <-f the dele
rlcl dele?
gate
w hitman Porcea Roatlve.
eif
? '
... ? ?'? .!???? ;
? ? ?
The Barm
putting all the d< I? gatea, botn
- p. . i,, ir" and dlstrii : ' ? ??
.... ,r. advi
expected that the Whitman fon i
, hit back In tha pr i arias next
\,,,;l. and attempt to bring J
, s to the front ..-?bars of the
Barnea erowd t-ald yastorday thai they
I id r i? apprehen ion as to what the
ian a apportera mlgh? <1" at thee
primaries, The intimation was that un
, . for dele-gateo ware fa
. Drt|ble to B I thei eould no? expect
much help I i Republican or*
ganisal . , ...
George W. Perkina, chairman of ? "
?
? tte .
terdaj.tommenl on I
? onvention, and par
?;., alignment of the three
!:
??It |i i.,,' my kettle oi nah, I am no
a i;,,r ublican, It was " New York K?
tion, with the usual n
our recent
. of prlnei* le i at Chicago.
BELIEVE ROOT
FOR ROOSEVELT
e onliinii-il friini piiae I
Icely that the
? '
. , .
ur'" in getting behind
Mr. R? '
? ?
Vork
" ? aakt-ef.
? ' ?
? . ' part)
? ?
her he will I opinion
?
-??en.
JYVCall Heads Bay Slate
Ticke. Against Colonel
nor Samuel
W. M meed
and Senatoi Hei
? ? .-or W.
at
April 25 foi the four
t?
? Convention.
fed, h?
"We hav?
rge to the Re?
?
: v tha
? ? .., ? ?
?'.', any <
I ten under ?o any p.ii?
,-v i a? been
re leased a-iit < If th"
!:? publicans of the C? i ilth see
commission us to ra|
them, we .'hull endeavor to the be I
, - i ty to s?
eonv? ? i at tha tin
?
I ublican ron
ti
"We stand i it unpledged,
?
?,,,?, ? plan
'
? and in the belief that
it would ?
AEOLIAN
HALL
"AB ? ? ' "*-? unity
nan L ittiti
It is on the basis
of greater business
possibilities that
so many leading con?
cerns have taken of?
fices in Aeolian Hall.
The prestige the ad?
dress carries, the in?
creased efficiency due
to pleasant working
conditions, the con?
venience and accessi?
bility ? make Aeolian
Hall a location of
most auspicious
commercial op?
portunity, v
ELLEN & JEFFERY
Ateattf - At..-. ta H ?
7 r.'f, M 01
Sales Manager Wanted
For man.ifn. turnia; and engi?
neering organisation. Poiition
offers substantial salary ?"*? ??"
, eptional opportunity to man
of suitable qualifications. Sales
af sperienc?? with industrial prod
ii. t i-nential. Man in thirties
preferred. State details and
salary desired. "Immediate,
Box HO, Tribune office.
POLICE END BOY'S
ALGERIAN PLANS
Mike Emulated Ragged
Dick Until Irate Aunt Ap?
pealed to Authorities.
Ragged Dick loag ilaee rseascd pol-1
ighing ihoes, and when Mr. Alger last
beard from bim ?va? in the ivay of
Bg a m ilefactor of great wealth.
il sred Tom's biography closed at
?ut ??-here he eeaaod being piel
m ami began to be wealthy aad
|e, and T'irk tt,?- M;.'? h Boy ,
left hi" ealllng and ii prob- .
. Ii ading citisen II ? : te side
ters.
Far
-
and the L'hildrei
... ta Hora 1
and Oliver optician struggles.
For t*o months, twelvo-yt
Mike BTB9 a hungry bat .'-ays self
supporting member of society. Mis?
fortune h? .1 fallen baavtly upon hi?
family. Hie father. Matteo, lay in *
New Vorll ll'i'fjital, coughing his life
sway. His sister, Nina, wa? at the
Catholic Prote.-f.orv at O ran g,'burg, W.
V. His mo1 an [tall in grave
Among other ? laaters was thn
t that Hike and the aunt to whom he
isted " -'i his father
Could not get along
II father still held a t??ti room Ah'
I East Forl Street, aad
sal tl ere to live, presenting a
? s ii rtj face t?. the pmsp?*ct of
ti'hting the city for a living. This wa<
ths plan of campaign bs followed for1
???..i moi ?' ? i,.-?.... the r ?lie? entere ' '
in the rT!'r
. and a visit to his ?* ' t In the
loon, and selling papers in the
.?
" cent? was Mike's living
tweaty-four hours. Thirty
opuleace und three meal? a day.
. id of two. These he cooked on a
? In One room of h'S suite.
e and the h gh eo it of liv?
ing ci eessfully a?
? he boy. But wl rato au I. ?
oendence, appeal
Hik? eee iad to lu* a
ind 1 ''came
ed little I'.iiian.
'? ? ? * Iren's Society building
: ... his I usin?es
i Chin m-, Fadden bccj i
? wasn'1 much to live on," ?
hi- admitted. "But I rnatle out, all
eras s stove, nr.'i <" i gft *
I wood a ? ' i|iper ?m II
?!.:*ig, mostly bolofiey.
Dei nils yer up best."
- of the Children's
ant when the lad wa.?
-
"It ' ?','' he said,
"an appalling e? f affairs la
evable that
ild ? been 1
Charities with?
out any lte| 1 een taken to
ih him sril I ? leities ol
.
W thi De] ? ? ?.--, ? , ? yes
t Mike's .-use ha 1
one.? been ? tigated.
"He was unmanageble," m official
? ,|. "We
i her the
? ? ? ? ? '? .. nei ded a stronger
hand ' inn hers to cr.trol him."
rhe ' bildren's Society, into whose ,
the boy wm committed by Judgj
? . i II tigal ig hie ease
?i for ?he future
"I'd | eburg ??It'
ter," he ventured sfa
TIMM it.?? t tm $c (in.
?J_r jav? so? ?a, MC y,flh Avrnurl)-* *>j- ... ?.,., t-L
( ..iitinuf! tO tJoM oui- Io<J.iy ?iirl faMfiesa
?thtiatt ofl? inier CTpparei
at absurdly loti prices
$03 to $93 VELVET DRESSES AND DAM E I ?ROCKS U|
$93 to $143 AFTERNOON AND KIX.T.I'TION (mss-W
$130 to 1295 EVENING WRAPS $73. $93. $123. $143
11X1,1..-, iril rd UVrjr,, ?V J' ? ' ?c '?3?J
$43 to $143 ?COATS-$25 to .$65
a new ri.M?" ? ? "?vtOTaW ?
Pri?es und teleeti?tst nets redneed /<? minimum ?hut the feo
remaining vaUset ore greoteti of the *eaton.
txn
f?.M.Ci?^?l-tTT & ?t*
?L?av ?Me '?--? fttM i^iflltJVt'rtutr,-??*** *6~ ?-?*'?
sLSX*-y Jx\ ?"' ?-J ' <;?'".<!
?or QMuJ/icrrv % <7<r
RYi\N DINNER
FOR UNDERWOOD
? . ntlniif.l ironi page I
the disru??ion will be only casual.
I'-iderstanil that this BOCial arTair
a onference.*1
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Governor Ellison and Re i
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charle? R. Alexander, director
Equitable Life Aaeuraaca Bo?
Jame.? S. Alexander, president of the
National Hank of Commer?a.
James B li.'ki\ chairman of the
tobacco i on pany.
? b C. Dula, president of the Lie
gett A V ; any.
Henry I lay Prick, director ? the S'a
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ban . lie m, president of the
American Smelting and Ret nine '
paner,
Alexander J. Himp.ull, chairman ? ??
tj Trust Compai
Francis L. Hine, president of the
First National Hank and viee-pre
Piret Security Company
City 'if New York.
Fail ndstreet, preeident of
the * "' n lidat? : Coa Compa ?
chairman of the N, ? York Doeh '
puny.
Percival B, Hill, president of the
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v. ill lam C Pot? president of
t'a.? Guaranty Tras? Company.
Daniel <>. Rei I, of the Reck Islai I
party and director in numerous bank
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