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DENIES GAYNOR
HAD BEEN NAMED
IN BRIBE STORY
Williams ?Says He Talked
wHhW.llcox About Alleg?
ed Offer to Barter Vote.
B. R. T. HEAD STILL
SHIELDS DEAD MAN
Admits "Official" Could Be
Identified as late Mayor.
by Inference.
? ne. Timothy S. William?, ;
?lent of tho Brooklyn Rapid Transit
( ?cap-say, yc?torday acnin refused to
give the Thompson committee the name
Oi tha BSaa who called on him In the
spring of 1 Ol 1 and told him I
? ? lbs rote of a member of the
Hounl cf Estimate could b?' awung to
the ? >-. H. T. lila n
ho i ana on thu? ad ? i?S? i
corrr
Mr. Williams admitted talking about
tho i SO* 1C. "Aillr-r two
?.? lluro? weohs ?tro. Mr. Willeoa at the
timo of tho ?Jilted ofT?*r to bart? - .
fry half a million dollar? was
chairman of the l'ublic Servie
mission.
?-. Wilico? followed Colonel
lams on th? ?tand. lie denied Mayor
Ga**Ba*r*a aam? had "-?? ?n mentioned la
tho conversation. He 6l-o denied ?ti
inter to him, in which
ho war- quoted as saying Colonel Will?
iam? said ho andentood Mayor ('aynor
was in the market if tin? opportunity
aro?.?* ai d mebody hint the price.
"I do Bol ? "i?l Mr. Willeox, I
"?hat ?my city official ??.- eoi
rp or scandal."
Thomixm .*t?k?i New law.
Senator Thompson raid later he hit !
hired a bill In the Legislature I
giving the committee power to compel
? tTata"?*a*aa to testify and to force
the ?urrrndcr of books and pape
unwilling corporations or others. The'
bill ha? passed the Senate and i? now
in the As?emb!y.
"Mr. Williams," began Mr. Mo??, "do
yea remember a conversation with Mr.
Willeox, In which you mentioned th"
call of a man upon you, in refer? :., ? ?
your getting rid cf tho hostility of I
Maya? <Jaynor for **..?'injoiin ?"
"I wouldn't put It that Way," re
"-. ? lama,
"How would you put It*"
"l had u talk about two 01 I re?
ago with Mr. Willeox on ?uhwsy ;
matters. Ho ?aid he ?l.dn't believe any
man in the city government hud l ? ? I
influenced by h corrupt consideration.
I ag*i*eed a
I think I tolj hin. trci era.;...- why I had
doubt? about that particular in?
dividual. Tho ir dividual ? name, a? I
all it, Tva-, rut nent.oned."
Gayaat Named by Inference.
"Wa-n't the converpation such a? to
make it relata only to th? Mayor""
'??hat infer? net? could be drawn from
It"
?i fur th? name of th?
individual who eai a to ?? j ai
ory."
I William? could an
?n view <>? ! W 111?
?
him was dead, in justice to
who '
dual subway con
?he name.
Mr.
wanted was
. olonel
ng:
. "I
?
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n an'? reputa
' r."
William? Read" Statement.
He was permitted to read the ta!
a tho coa.mil
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i(
.-. to whicb l ?? ?
noi
bad conn
"And, ao far oi 1 know, th? continu
ii;e of
?
.
to ha
Iter. ?
i:. I?..-.?? t?, Give Name.
? -
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? .. ? farther
? .-aid:
-
which I am I
? ?
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???ad.
"I* thia is an inv< r?iu?'
. ?
t
The attitudo of tl
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oh St
Shield? Name ?| |), ??? ?,,,,?
was
'
? '?
.? ? rar r . ?? We don't like
it we've i
would 1
? ?
Mi. ',', I. He b
; .;??! ? lipping from h;1- f*
"I notice some of the i
? f> t?,a*. Coll
iam?- said to me that
r ?a? in the ma
"Pport:.
? '
did, Id t il made it. I
no would ma
. ? general aubjeet. The man
?
ms Mid. 1 ' permit
make mrh
I ?? wai ?. r .??"" a^rd StBaU
I true."
i reprove < w : ,ar
at hi I Mr, lloaa.
"Did ? ? llaaent from ?' V
"No, and I would ??ay thai
that anj citj oflleial was cor
bribei ?? or scandal."
Saturda;
?aid h<? might I:.??- heard the atoi
from vou?"
"I wont iaj ha dldl t I .arm t an
recollection of r"
\? -?. i... ? | "?> hearing ended, an
-.? adjournmi
__-??
THIS PAT TYPEWRITES
NOTES IN DEAD OF NIGHT
Dobbs Ferry's Ghostly Visitor a
Fast Identified.
Dobbi Perry, until jreaterday only
ic manic : Waal
. .i that it has 1"
? .??? i r <nr of h haunted typf
wriur. A ghostly \i-?ttor uai
? r.jay to huve materialized from n<
knew where each night for
?1 Itaelf before the machina >
Ui orga I Qrlffln'i garage ',r?"? '
. i oi .
... - ? (?ufr'nt
? iia?> a piece of paper on th
roller.
Like erarybodj elaa who knew of th
occurrences, John McKeon, u helper i
tlio fcumge, wn^ greatly in, pri^-ed b
letters that ?ppi'aro
?r the paper left in th
he deeided to aolv
remaining on i
r.y. He remaii ed, hi
tapping Of lire keys nnd r'i"h??d ii ?
? -, hand was vi?4?ble. bu
land to ha\?' bei :
*' a parer.
. .. McK? ? ?ser ?*
the machine. ,-v
i ? h ? : ? ? ? etch, nervou
A f??W !
elapsed when, without the
? teilt ? ire
lo tap
He quicklj
?
?ppi ar into a h oil
the ????nier of the innpi. It ????at- a ra
". hlcl . sec ' Keen, was i
as large as a cat id of ?
r fund of curiosity!
PSBORNF. HEARING GOES OYF.B
Lawjara Fall In lind .Indue to Hear
Weeks'?. Answer.
FaMure to And a Judge who would
hear the fttis?*.rr of I". ' . ? Vtornc-.
Weeks to h*? order to show ca':?e wh?
tha Immorality I barge ?gaill?t Wnrdei!
Thomas tfott ('?borne should n * I
ied pr?' ?? ? ? .
this step In the ?'.so against the Sins
? 'day.
?? el Utoi ? M. J. Tiei
.?! for Mr. Osbon a, and s
of lawyers wenl t<> .fustic
?. Wl ta flair.?? m the
a?'.crt:'.?,;. for a of the ordl I
against tha prow
:?-. Just ice Pial '. It u a
hoped to 'nave an imni"d?a!f ?leci-:on.
. - the
? eetioi
?? ^?. of Georgs <..?r,'on I
acuse?! warden
lawyer-? then win' to ?'
.-. in Part II, who refused be?
of his formar with Mr.
Week himself ?a? Proseen!
A I to I e chambers
of Justice '?"on., ? . ed that he
was ill an? .rt f?r
tinued
?lay.
had to the pond
in?? i?, s 1
? m whs illegally
found on the uncorrol hear
? ?t?: "Men
[ havi never
: of, whose history or
? i It would be le for
.?. ? I ?*ho might ap
rat til i at the trial.
rroboration would bo re?iuire(i
of such f- v.? opportunity
would be priver to r< fute such stones.
ainl I might l ? confronted with a vile
" ' ' if ?n ?ndictmin
' ? Is character ia go?,d in law i* will
I i?r, after be p< *sible t?> indiel a |
fl ? ' ? ? . ? f duty, a misde
rat cc int charge
h .:.: ?a ?I ? ?
BOYS TO TRAIN AT FORT
Military dab \ct* on Su|-gp'-tion of
l.i'iieral Wood.
I ? n .- ? .- lay afterni on a*.
? . i .
.? I ib : "r Boys, a.-- ing on ? I i
"
? ? imp ' ' ?
?
? .?ral Wood said he would
tha pei ' e War
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ging the resei
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KAHN'SBUILDERS STEHE
U.,rU on Ne? I ounlr? BUM 1? Halted
end Sheriff Placed ?,n l.uard.
' charlea I ? ? ' *
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t V '
Kahn, I
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. tor \
I hi rr-Hl ? ? i
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? . render il
by stril
Iriki ?.-...
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r ti ?? ? .0
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ASKS NEW LAW
TO CURB P. S. C.
Thompson Committee's
Report Will Be Submitted
To Legislature To-day.
WOULD SHIFTCONTROL
OF SUBWAY BUILDING
Demands That City Be
Co-Partner in Transit
Enterprises.
? i
?on rornm itl
,. ? report s
fes in
the law:
.?-. >e Com
mi.?*ion of ? pow
-
?
Board
. rs o f t h ?
every eorpo ? or operating
railroad ei
f to
,. '..ic Servie?
'
mers bj corporal
- ? ?
the det?
Patting panics
on of
? .? Puhl c 5 ? ????
?net.
Thompson's He? ommendalion?.
The report, to'^r.
work th?* eommittee I ? i se? on
to dato, sel forth iti reeomn ei
and thl '
mittee'a reas for the chantres il ? -
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?h?* transi"? r <?'
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?rice eommi
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and i* a'i i nter] t
ew York bj
? ?
r k.
"Tr
-
v
reguli tc I
.
Uawiaa Coatra?rts \pnrnvcd.
"The sdministn
?
estren ?
public ai i ' ?
h widespread f? i ling of ? ? ?
the diSCU
?
I
sit work, I
.
i ? I
? '
ransit I
? !
-
? reeomm?
-,
?
intractual relati.
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' 'v of
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a
. ary).
Woald Limit I" S. C? I'oater.
"Under I
hate ?i slationa i
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for ?
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Th? city i er ike
million?, of
ird I
.
from
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I b. a i
?
.i
,
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at exorbitant
nator Tl
report,
may i ?
DUELLISTS SLASH POLICKM.W
id? Interference Retreated, He Ear-capes
b> Beating tssailaats,
? ?
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1er, and
cul
?
attack?
I
lanec -
Tha men ?":'
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them with f?
Ri port
Made
JAIL DINNER HOST
IN $3,000 HOLD-UP
Police Say Two Helped to
Rob Ex-Nicaraguan En
voy and Guests.
BOUND TO CHAIRS
BY 3 ARMED MEN
Arrests Made After Interpreter
and Companion Move fron
I kit to Neu Apartment.
_
Aw?
?'.13
I
-
il . , former M iter to
Nica?
I
? of Torr? on, 3
?
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? ?? three
i al ?
ted by
?
,
? ?????_
, thrcn complied ??
1 n, a gu<
"410 and Jewell
?merica,
? ?
ip men
lark,
,
i they '?
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lb F
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, th?
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the pai
giv? 1
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SAY GERMS LURK
IN CITY'S MOVIF.S
Inspectors Learn Only 77 \. V.
? heatrcs Are Well \ cntilated.
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allot? ?
I
when ? ? : under
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to be ]
? hove
'?-.. eon
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th?
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lie In
?OSES SUIT FOR ANNULMENT
lea? her All?gea Wife'a Kir-t llu?b:ind
I- N.,t li.-.id.
ne--. i tea
iy ii
which
the |
E
:? ? ? .
\ ? ,::?i in
*
? ?
Hak
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it, and thi ? have
. . alive.
: ti??t pas.? on a .
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| fr?en?:
MARCH BREAKS RECORD
AS SUICIDE MONTH
lia?, rakes Toll of 65 Victims
? lins i ar. with 7 Yesterday.
moi
*
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. I eath,
?
?," two
I hi? ?
eral i ?
in, who had
?
mployed,
\ an, unein
?
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?
e ?
K, s Degree for Engineers
?
of the
'
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have ??
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ADVISES $25,000
FOR YOUNG THAW
k\ ferce Praises Character
of 17-Year-Old Son of
Edward Thaw.
YOUTH HAS TENTATIVE
INCOME OF ?$36,000
Breaking of .Mother's Will by
I. E. Young Would Cost
Him S.i.OOOa Year.
referee, ra*
? ?ator?
an allowance ???' |?~t>, K)0 a
la a oui I
for the education an 1
maintei anee of I ao r<
: ion of i
B. Thaw, half-brother of Harrj K.
' -a Pi nia "
?
i a I ' i
, ? ear.
Und? ? ement between
? er wi fe, made in 19 ?
eattsd.
from which i*ho wat to have the In
\ ? ... .' , ? be In
.oung Thai,
, uieipal \t:
The
amounts to |20,671
of i i ? maternal grand?
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? r about
re. Thia ai
l outcome of I a
? bv I'rivi-'r ? ?-. I..
th? i" ?.
in, Am. If 'he
me from
i will am? tat to
\-lat ?27,000 h i ear.
Frank G. rurner, pe?era! guardian
i Surrogt :e
?
f?ir . ilia schedule of the
tie* v..i ? : Rent
' !. $12,.I;
I '
I ? ? .
[1,500; ?
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pea
ared Referee Me?
?? I, -?
?h af
ng in the hou.i
i by In, mother at the time of
'?
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t of which is
.sivh
? n '-. run. ?!ii
' . ? i il a
:
:
t?^ecjL ?w?<M
Rainproof Spring Overcoats $15, SIS 8 $20
(?anneals which have more style
than you'd expect for the prices*
WgBatt?Ood
t*PL ? ?AIL-lvJf?
REISENWEBER'S
ON THE CIRCLE
Continuous Entertainment
\ SMASHING RK? HIT!
?HELLO. H0W-?RE-Y0U?"
NEW SPRING BEAUTY REVUE
SPECIAL DINNER, $1
BEEFSTEAK DINNER, $1 2S
I \ l ?, , PORTION IOOKKII I') i?l{
m u it \\??i i.i. run \ i i din.
m ii- ni i; -ii i i \i i .
CAVANACH'S
258-260 WEST 23RD ST.
FAMOUS
FOR ii?
?
'?I'M.
JEWISH
WAR SUFFERERS'
BAZAAR
i Ml P. M.
UKOOKLY \ I) I)
TO DAY
Lexington Ave.-46th St,
a- ?J . ? I -?la
SONG RECITAL
CHARLOTTE LUND
?Mi nal i ?.
riiisi i ?- i m \ rais \f?.. ,?
RECITAI.
MAX HEINRICH
??Um??,? ?m? ??i., ifsjtr. Kaafcs !?>.,,,,..
METROPOLITAN
; A*l val? l< OF OPTRA.
I - '-ml.' ?"*??
K ..??:?? ? - i
?;.??'
Rlaoletto. I'
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4 I? ''*
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BEGINNING MONDAY. APRIL 3
?* , DIAG HI LE F F ' S
fcf BALLET
# RUSSE
?*ii>
\?-,.ll.i,i Hall, Iriilu? VI. Man h II, at 4.
i i < ii t;i: m
ERIC FISHER
on the BATTLE OF THE MARNE
Henry A. Wise Wood
IVImIaik el tni?.r-:il Nllltarj I riainln?.
iAHSH.li hail I?-? nee *?. ?tl tl '
PADEREWSHI
CASALS
s , run ii ibmomi <>?< in n i te \
lll-l | -I I. \**?la 1 I ..ll.III. Ii.r.
^i.ntu? . m r i . ?.?ni? , .??
KREISLER
. ?.HIV ?It APHIt .
?- I?
I V I
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\ ?,,ll.?rl III nul of I?, ?tllllle Mn?i. Lui..
ilii.i. I.M. Ii.r?. Mn?n ?.lii.l.-i.l. of ..II
? ? lalltle? mm ?ir.ui.l.il In Henna
1 WAV i|
'. ?! tn .1
? ? M -, .
n THF SI' P
PING S?ONf '
KMICKERBOCKE
FRANK KEEN AM
MARY BOLAND
1. ..h n:
lioll
HAMBOURG
I n t t: t *> s i \ \ ? i i i i s i
Il I. M- I A .Inn.-.
Maxine Elliott's '
'. s ?. ? NIGHl
kH^^^?f,iai;>>ii
?SHUBKR? !i ^ . "
iSiT^iLOijffliiri?ia
l-r. v
II - V
W l.r
Min? T?.-.???t
. Urook?
Mofllaau lu,.
I YWIC ' ? I '??
Lin'* ?*!??<
POTASH & PERLM?TTER
P^I*WW??S*A:
expensive elothing for him. tra
? ' hin around th??- world. ??i*d I
K?jt.ora! j-j\4' him every advar.' - ?
affluence.
,i\en Tha* I. ?md I hsracter.
"?The eommonplaee sequel would *
tha deatruction 41t tha baVa ehara ta
, .,. not baca tha caee. I1
,1 meat favorable impi
on nil with whom ha has ?coma la <*oti
in this impression I shan
fi ?:. modestly self 1
judgment l'4-yoiul r.i
?
**Thla youth, who has mail?- ata at?.
nar in hia h
? ?. ? ? , a ?,, himai I
expenditure of mona]
II?' is -?ntit'.?l ?.,. tha homo etteb
.,.?*,.. ? . motha
and the <??>ni[,ii' ai d matura ;? 1
? ? . ? faithful frlaada in wl 1
.losotiori sha ha - I by 1 x*?*-r 1
-
I and B. C. Jonea, auparlntandaw
of the New Vorh Mi tar* Aeadei
rail, N V . which Thaw stl
before Ral
?-r?>e HcCloakey that Tim?*- raor-j
. 1. goo .. "II?? never had any a .\ 01
extravagant habit-?." said the col
?
BARNET BAFF LEFT .$82.721
Eatate of Murdered I'nuit r> Dealer
l.oes in \\ id,?w and T'4iur ( hililren.
Barnel BalT, the poultry dealer, ??ho
- lied by aaaaaaina on November
24, 1914, nt Waat Waaaiagten Market,
left mi o.-atato valut'?l at ?182,721. The
appraisal of hia catate, filed in the
? its rday, K.wi the
?
Mr. Bat? left 1 I, and hia e??tste
?
. 119,270, three sons snd a da ugh?
? ..?o viiar,. \. as srt.:;:: each. His
?' B. Ha'T & Sen
? .- * ? ?
LIQUOR AND TAUN?T
MADE HIM A SLATE,
Man Who Pleads Guilty $,- ?
Was Inspired to Cnm?^^
How bad I '*'T.?r...
' ?.oon ?-?^*
drove |t( thii-?v^
?K:**,t : ' ?''-.m,t7<5
*
prerae Co wit???J
pleaded y i I illeeTe? 5i
against wfl Ju* J*
A ? ? ? ? .
?
had quarn - ; ?f, V***t
a hootblack. at Th : a _., **.'?
t) f???.ir;li S*r??'.?' * "tifSf''
?ver the price ?a* *
hit 1' ? ? .
an.1" I .
? ??.... |
"! had I?? ? . a
''a-' " " " [JH.1
drink?, when he ?a* me dii?u?y
revolver a . v -j^JJJi
a deput) sheriff ..,.,, *">
. lie got me drui ?. and ??hen toli^"l
?H' a ?*..\?.ar.l f 1 . ? ? f0'1",,l
and shoot a man he ?
me. He
near bj.a- ,, ?
ver wa?
, and flred. The ma' f?|j .i?,,j>?'^,l
Main?? Society to Put on f\..
Thrr?- ?1 Of J_
people in S< ? ?j-,"*'
? ?? ; .
'. ?? ? . . . ?. '
Vorli ??- ill put ? ? Mr Bob." ? JI_*
m ttt
forn mce
Ge o. C.Flint Co.
R...J. H orner. Co. '
SUMMER FURNITURE IN EARLY
ENGLISH DESIGNS
I ?over? of furniture of parly I.n-*!ish rirsi?--! dre
invtted to tnspe? t our many beautiful example's of
Jacobean and William and Mary Permd Styl?**, which
are now on exhibition at extremely modera!" prt? r?.
Impressive simplu ity, sincerity of design and the
decor.ttive v.ilue of the "old oak'' and walnut ' mak*
these pieces particularly adapted lor the summer home
ORIENTAL AND DOMESTIC RUGS AND DRAPERIES.
'lint 8 Homer Co.inc
20-26 West 36th St
New Work
m i\ \?Kh-> 1 1 nus?. riii.vri'i> am> ?1 ? ? ?
EMPIRE TLfMh.V NEW AMSTEROArn
ELSIE FERGUSON ,_ . 7?
MARGARET SCHILLER | fee in f?tWXP
RIO GRANDE
1 .: 1
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'??. r.'l VI M? A'* IIHRDEB
I. AUGUSTUS THOMAS
r> ,n . n. lava a . . ?
AfTfBTH" PI AV V'VTf-,..,..-,?
c
GAILTY .
MRS. FISKE
,- a
at*. 4 I ? l.f?
?attn ?f Kalahari
tirstwhile -usan
LYCEUM mi ? KAT
emphatic ?ucccsa.'
I he Heart
of Wetona
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