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7
QUEER CAPTURE BY POLICE
MfW THINK WOMAN WORKf.lt
WITH BURGLAR OAS'O.
kurprlnrri ' Cateh In the Trap Ttirjr Wet
Mi- .u e Vslae Name and Refuses
tn Trll Anyttilna CMtM After Mid
night In House Already Robtieii.
I he Williarosirtirg polios havo (Mught a
woman Imralar. who is about to hfcora
, mother, a Korl7 drossMl (-mature of 2l,
who cnrried for vanity's Mka a stolen
ittdbag of emliroiclerod "ill iiii K 'I'l
1 1 v think slto wan emplxvoil lv a Kiitic
t filming; thiovoH, but lliey Ultra n l
Kg bv queet innine her.
Sirprin'ri in tlM art of eiitoritiK a bOUM
II bad rtlroutiy boon Fobbed she threw
mi i t hand, mi'iini'teil gtolldtf, utitl
nl nf ic ' v i life I Mm addrwS lid three
i itnes OtuMd her month. She w.m hel I
for ox.nnination n"l Motility lv HaRto
irate fooley In the Manhattan avaotM
I .lice ootirti
Kor several months fie fjMMipolAl
hi Kiihnrhoorl haa suffered from hurglara
vi', i robbod hntlKe that hint 1)090 Hhtit tip
( the nun titer while the tenant were
ijr in i he country That a wa nothing
. nl ,.f the cirilinary. bo far at the detero
i i'H COIlM aee, in the run of thoftw. ny
M "t.d das' crook adept at BSCOttd story
v rk (IT window furcitiir might have been
t: tliief Brutal BrcWtl nf ."lit l.eotuir.l
ri lost MO worth of valuables, In
i linn '0 oi'ibroii'-M oil (hatelaioe owned
i Mir- Brown. There wore half a dofen
er contplalnanta,
' discover made on vledneerlaJF I'V
t tp,ena LVOaevllU ot tut Nassau avenue,
member of a well known O reappoint
fmnily, brought about the capture of the
w i . ii Mr. P'tleville live. nt f ir
! 'ii hi mother's pine- at 130 Milton
i lire Mipoint. When Mrs I'tlze-
. , sei her house on Jut 1st. go to
v " z liki X. J. for the simm er she
. l tier son to lo k in once a greek to
f if thing! were all right. The huliaa,
i . i Colonial in siyie and set back an mm
i . es whs huarded hi front, fieea pre
i ititn had been taken as to the lack
idowa, which were merely cloaed and
ted on the inside
Day liefore yesterday when Mr. D'0fle
Villa looked in he saw nothing alarming
until lie got to the kitchen. There on
tne floor was a clothes basket piled with
- mothcr'a weuring apparel furs, silk
d lessee, lingerie, nuinerous lixmgs of
w imetl's wear On the kltohan table
were the remains of a meal somebody bad
enjoyed since the D'OSOVillee went lo
Jereey. Arid on the Hour were stubs
(. e.garettes. Kugene I '().e ille, eeelng
that the windows had been forced and
I. ..liking that the leisurely burglar might
return, suggested when he reported his
discovery to the police that a trap set
t t night might catch something.
Police Captain Colentan, with DcteC
lives Nelson anil Smith .went to t he I '( )ze
hous on Wetldosdey evening and
i ii -cited themselves in the room next
t the kitchen, leaving the kitchen door
h little ajar They wailed for several
I .'ir without sensing anything suspl-
, . c. Suddenly at abotll 12:10 A M.
I'ttterday they heard a crunching of
navel nd then the rasp of a Window
being raised In the darkness l ..Ionian
cautiously opened wide the kitchen door
While bis men got their guns ready for
n man crook, i rcsently, afler a short
interval of silence. a figure showed vaguely
in the window. Detective Keleon waited
until the visitor had gol Inside, then he
!!red n bullet into the floor. A voice,
riirloUSly high, the detectives thought.
called out. "Hold on. Don't shoot. I
haven't anything I urn on the lights "
With the twist of the button that regu
lated the electrics the nolioe saw that
t icy had captured a woman, she stood
quite still, her eyes Wide open, trembling
md silent. Coleman asked quickly what
waa doing there. She said she had
have shelter somewhere, so had crept
i Tuesday night toleep in the D'Oseville
kitchen and had come again for the same
I'irpose. Coleman took from her an
mbroiderod handbag, the same, the po-
ice said yesterday, that had been stolen
(rom Braun'e house opening it he found
i gold watch and chain and twenty pawn
tickets, i hey took the woman to the Herbert
ttresi polic station, where there waa h
t'larron The matron observed at once
tui the men hid overlooked She
' hispored to Coleman, who lvikel at his
prisoner in amazement He asked her
' hy in such a condition she had found
i necessary to break into houses The
ivoman, who had cried a little while with
' h matron, set her jaw and refused to
:.wr To Coleman's questioning as
to her name and address she said she. was
Mrs Margaret Webber of 135 Meeker
avenue, that she had a husband and that
-!i was not gulhy of burglary loiter
- said that she was Mrs Margaret
mil s and still Liter that she was Mrs
) ! o gore! Schwunz
ihen a detective went to iv Meker
nue yesterday for information con-
UK the queer prisoner he found
nobody of tti' name of Mrs Margaret
or Bchulta .I Hchwarta hurl ever
- : there It is a tenement house oc
. ! exclusively by Italians and the
ghlsjrhood is Italian When the polloe
iih I 'he prisoner Wby she had given a
' iddresa .-he saidCahe had uothing
to sajr, They askid her if she be
i to a gang of thieves and if she
sen forced or persuaded Into steeling
i. ii She would tiot reply.
341 P M yesterday the prisoner
t-k"ri before Magistrate Dooley iu
the Manhattan avenue Police Court. The
iIm 'rat.' asked her if she was trying
ekl somebody. She wouldn't say
i no The Magistrate listened to
ii D'Oseville bad to say and heard
I'Htimouy of the polloe wno oaptured
'I hen he held her foe burglary in
mis of $:, oou
lie police say that the prisoner is the
. in who robbed Matron Hoffman of
children's playground in flreonpolttt
ral days ago, taking a com and a
n from the shelter house wllilu the
ii - back was turned They say
it like rubbed Mr. llrown's house also
. i husband, they are sunt, because
-tufted to write yesterday morning
.': sbody named Webber, observed
a detective was watching her and
ly tore up the sheet of paper. The
" idea is that she was workiugfor a
"t house thieve.
I IU It IV StO.fMMt.iHHI SI IT.
tUthorlre Iniinlry m to Nnasr
1 umpsn) iient h mi Havemeyer.
ion, N, J.. Oct. 6. View-Chancellor
- h is KlgiUMl an order, which was
1 her.- to-day. authorizing an cvaini
ti t.i dctprtnine the condition and
htisinesl ot the plants included in
- "-culled Sugar Trust its eslstlna
'lav W and Juno 2. 1900. when the
i ii sugar Raflning Company ot
Jsraey was in prooeaa of formation.
rder was made ill thn unit in-
Hed by Norman H. Topiier as aiaoU"
I H e at Nathaniel 'looker lo rorn
ai accounting for ilO.UOO.UOU of the
mon siock iii the National company
. "I t., havo tioon iasupd without
deration to .lame H. Post as I ho
i ". titat ivp nf tho Isto Honry tt. Havo-
Ml TooUar chargos that tho common
s Involved in tho litigation was givon
i rnjs fc the organizors of the enr
' r. and that it was against tho
' - of the referred stock ho Idorn
" to have the Common stock ro
od or ail amount oriual to its par
i le paid over to tho company.
Always
Keep
a dozen bottles of
Evans'
Ale
in the house for
and pleasure.
Keep it readv to
health
come the coming or
;peed the parting guest .''
Tclepaeae your dealer ow
BOMB VICTIMS SLEEP AGAIN
PKACK follows sisp .v s I o .V
of Mtt.KMKS'3 FBVB
Mat No More I a pin-Inns I rack the Night
since Hlzo Went to .lull The
rstron of One rnrveyor of l.scteals
No I .niKiT are Msrkril fur Nlsiialitrr.
The day after diovannl Kir.zo. the milk -man
who set off bombs on his milk route
was arreetedt the milk store at 3w Baal
Eleventh street, which was run by his
brother and another man, ahut up and the
brother and his partner disappeared
.lust after the store closed detectives
arrived there to lisk t hrotigh it and See
if thOM in it knew anything about the
bombs that had exploded almost daily in
August in the neighborhood of Eleventh,
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets from
Second avenue to Avenue A
Most of the bombs seemed to be aimed
at the business of Joseph and benjamin
Saragusa. milk dealers who control the
milk trade in the Italian section of which
their store at 34t Kast Twelfth street is
nearly the centre I heir business was
lucrative and many tried to split it up by
opening rival shopa and failed l ast
spring two men. one Kizu's brother, sug-
(cstt'il to tne saragusa nrotnera tnat t hey
s taken as partners m the business since
thev could not break into it'anv otherlwav.
I'hev were much nut out when the Sara-
gusas turned them down.
Itigtit away ttnngs liappenerl to tne
brothers On July 1'.' a bomb went off
under the milk store and changed the ap
tsarance of the pluce Just about ttiis
time It i os brother and the other man
opened the milk store at Ut Kast Eleventh
street, around the corner from the Sara
gusa store, and announced their intention
of going after the milk business with both
hands Saragusa had heard of intentions
hke that I stoic and smiled He also kept
in his employ GiOVannl RISSO, who w orked
as a teamster.
On July '-'4 a bomb went off in a milk
wagon own, si by Saragusa as it was on
the ferryboat nethorKnd in 'lie Wee
hawken aUp in charge of Riaao The
bottom blew out of the wagon, milk
l athed the crowd in the forward part of
the Uiat anil there was considurablo
excitement as well as a big loss lo the
Haraguaaa. After this Riaao was tired
and lie went to work for his brother, de
livering milk from the rival Btore in
Eleventh street.
From that lime forward the neighbor
hood that bought from the Saragusas
got very little sleep o' nights Nineteen
Isunlis went oft in twenty-four days, and
most of them were in the hallways of
tenements where there was little proba
bility of a Hlaek Hand motive, because
those injured by the explosion were all
poor
One morning Mrs Antonio Colarueae
was lying In bed with her day old baby
on the second floor when a home went
oft that blew in 'he side of the wall and
scattered plaster all over the mother
and child 'I he t'obtrussos were very
poor, Lot because of the baby they bought
touch milk.
All these explosions took place early
in the morning hn the miPimeu were
making their rounds, but the detectives
never thougl t of suspecting a milkman
until thev caught QioVMUli Hizo . n the
night he set iff two bombs One of them
wept oft iii the hallwav outelds Benjamin
Saragusa's flit on the fourth fl.nr -it 31 1
Fast Twelfth street. Mrs. Saragusa hsp
pened to be looking into the hallway
before the bomb went off etui she siw
Rtxro witn his milk lisket on his nrm
turning off the light in the hall
That was shortly before Ifeteotives
t'arrao. Dondero and Costano saw Itizzo
go into the hallway of IU Kast Thir
teenth street He was inside so long
that thev decided to follow and got to the
hallway' in time for Carrao to grind his
heel upon n fuse that was sputtering a
few inches from a bomb. Inev chased
Kir.zo up to the roof and caught him after
he had fired two shots at them Riaao
comes up for trial iu General Sessions
to-dav.
The detectives then thought that it
might be worth while to look into the
milk store from which Ki.zo started
out on his deliveries of milk and explo
sions, but when they got there they found
it empty and the landlord wondering
where he would get the month's rent
With Risao'a capture and the dosing
of the milk store the bomb explosions
in the neighborhood ceased. There has
not been one since.
The detectives found also thai the
makers of the bombs got then I, lack
powder and dynamite from Italians who
wotked in excavati his where blasting
is done. It was easy for an Italian to
slip some powder or u stick of dynamite
in hi- pocket, the detectives found, and
thev have Interviewed the contractors
doing blasting to such effect that here
after it will tie hard for a laborer to sup-
ply the material from which bombs are
made It is believed that this al-o will
cut i. own the bombing I i.siuuas iu the i (ty,
TO Ml oil lfiiv WORKER
Unit ut
Oner and III Keen It strlkr Is
Not railed if
fifteen hundred structural iron workers
will receive a notification this .evening
with their pay envelopes that llioy have
been laid on" tti accordance witlt the ulti
matum of the governing committee of the
Allied Iron Trades on Wednesday declar
ing a lockout if the atrlkea against the
Lleberman A Hanford Company iu its
ihopa and on aeven bulldlnga are not de
clared off.
The 1.800 men to lie laid off constitute
about an per cent, of the structural iron
workers employed I'V the Allied lion
Trades, which are made up of the Iron
League, the Employers Association of
Architectural Iran Workers and the Orna
mental Bronas and lion Masters t'i-
Ciatlon, 'n Kriday next, it the strikes
lire not called off in t he men nt line, the rent
of the structural iron workers will la- laid
oil', making the lockout complete. It Is
to he kept up until the contracts of the
Lleberman Hanford Company are
manned. The following notification waa
Bent yesterday by the governing commit,
tee to every member of the Allied Iron
Trade! I
t'ou are hereby ordered to lay off to perl
omit of all men now in your employ ICItner
directly or indirectly through sub-con-tractora)
upon outside structural and
ornamental Iron work la flraater now York
on or before October h and to employ no
new men upon such nork until further
orders from this committee.
It is the intent of this rommtttoo, in tho
event that all job of tho l.ioherman A '
Hanford Company Bra not fully jnnnned hy
Friday. Ootober 13. to reuuest the hoard of
govornnrs of the building Trade Km
ployera Association tf) sanction a complete
layoff of all outaide men employed hy tho
inemhera of the Allied lion Trades and
other members of the Hull. ling Trade
Employers Association. SUCh Isyoff to bo I
in effect until tho jobs of the said company
are fully manned. j
Do Yourself Justice
See Our Fall and Winter
Metropolitan Suits and Overcoats
Browning, King & Co.
After you Examine the Style, Quality and Price of our Fall and Winter Suits
and Overcoats you will Appreciate the Advantages offered by this
Institution in its various Departments to Men, Young Men, Boys and
Children.
We ask the privilege of demonstrating this fact without any obligation on your
part to purchase, and offer the services of competent and courteous
salesmen.
When you purchase, as we Know you will, remember the BOWNINC
KINO Policy to hold your money on deposit until every transnclion
gives Perfect Satisfaction.
OVERCOATS
FOR
MEN & YOUNG MEN
SUITS
FOR
MEN & YOl'NCJ MEN
SUPERIOR
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MEN'S
HATS
YOUNG MEN'S, HOYS
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r
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BOMB BVFFRAOiaTS OROP I V.
Visit lllslrlel l onvenlloiis Willi etes for
Vetes fur eemen,
More than two hundred members of i
the Woman s Hu If rage party under the
leadership or Mrs. W. . Penfleld, the
temporary Iks. end Mrs. James Lees
Latdlaw, ohalrman of the Borough of
Manhattan, dlatrlbutad themselves among
the various district conventions held last
nleht in Manhattan and The Br,,tn .mil I
beeought the delegates to use their In
fluanoa with the Aaeembly candidates
on behalf "f the suffrage reeolution.
Mrs Laidlasr had .111 invitation from
Sheriff Shea to spesk at the Republican
convention in the k'ourteeiiih district,
hut when she arrived at the Thirty -first
Rtr.s-i headquarters she waa told that the
meeting had sdjoumed it. nl Monday
night,
"Well, never mind." she said smilil fly
as she reentered ber yellow draped auto
mobile, "we can visit the Democrats.
Then she ordered the chauffeur to drive
to :m Kast Thirty-second street, the new
Democratic district headojuartera,
Now have your dodgers ready." she
InatrUCted the five women and "lie man
who accompanied her. us the car halted
in the midst of a crowd of delegates.
The SUffragiatS had ascended two of the
three Mteps of the olubhouse atoop when
then progress w-gs stopped by three
delegates.
"YoU can't come in here, announced
John Murphy, the sergeant at inns. "It's
one of the by-laws Of this club that no
woman can cross the threshold."
"Why I just want toga in and aneah
one minute." protested Mrs t.aidlaw
"Won't you no in snd tell Mr. t'ruiae
we're hereV"
"Say!" called one of the barrlcaders,
"do you want to bear the ladlea talk?"
Leader Michael Cruise, who was pre
sldingat the convention In the front room,
intimated that he did not.
"Well then.'' said Mrs. Laidla'W, "We'll
iust so in and distribute these eirculai
letters addressed to the Assembly district
nominating Conventions asking them to
chooae a candidate who is favorable to
the submission to s,pular vote of a con
stitutional amendment enfranchising
women. We don't care whether the
man batiovoa In suffrage himself. We
just want him to be fair and give our
party of 10,000 members a chance with
the voters."
"I'm running thla meeting," announced
Mr Crulae, who had overheard the plea,
"and there will be no circulars given out.
We're too busy."
Mrs Laldlaw sighed and then told her
lieutenants to do the I., i they could
The man forced his way through the hall
to the door of the front room and
managed to hand out n doen or so of the
vellow circulars before he was shoved
Into the street The Women staved out
side and bestowed then ciicul'll's upon
delegates who were arriving lute
Then the party climbed into the auto
mobile n ml started fi it t tie Republican con
vent ion of the Twenty-seventh district
at H17 Sixth avenue
Mrs Holder Weeka, Mis H n Hunt
and Mr l.uidlaw were there before them,
and the delegates gave them a roUsiltg
welcome Mi LaidlaW made a speech
on behalf of the Men s League for Woman
Suffrage and Mrs. Weeks talked for fif
teen minutes.
Among the other W. s P, leaders who
visited conventions were Mrs Frederick
Nathan, Mrs Jessica Finch, Mrs Sophie
Kleiner, Miss Martha Klutchkiu. Mrs
Gertrude Duncan. Mrs. A C, Flske, Miss
Kliz.ubeth Freeman and Miss Mary flar
rei Hay.
Miss Eliaabeth Freeman and Mrs. Mien
pierce led u band of suffragettes from the
Wot mi ii 'a Suffrage Party In to I be Kenub
liean Aseemlily convention in the Thirty
thud district at 110 10 Third avenue. The
Hi on , and they had half an hour in which
to preach the cause, When they were
through the convention proceeded to row
until a late hour, when an adjournment
because of disagreement was taken until
October II.
Mrs, Frederick Nathan, leader of I ho
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A Guaranteed Glove. Compare with mi. no Kind $1.00
t A t . fancy stirr Bosom Milrta timt so many arc hat im trouble
1 $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50
I ustir i ii u .it i r r inoocl lilt ts
Knitted I nilcrwcar. dlrrct from the
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i Our Own Htylei lnMot and St la St ol son Huts an a credit to Amer
( Ica'a fort-most ami beat Maker $3.50 to $12.00
Thl i a srparato ami Important
The Shuwing of Hats ami t aps is
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Rxreptlonal Value in tirav ami Tan Lined or t'nllned (.loves 85c
N. itiii.it Merino I'ndprwear. Nirev til .'II (A.
The Shlrti, Nrekwear. (iloves and
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parents who want to make their Children's Whopping Kasy. '
NATIONAL INSTITUTION"
Fifteenth Assembly district of the Woman
HllfTrage party, anil Ida llnsteii 11. hist
preeented thnmelveM ut the Kpntillosn
convention of the Fifteenth AMHmbly
district, made l.rief sH"ethes anil handeU
out pamphlets
REMOVED -It IHif.S TO fWIIT.
HiililThst tin- l.rsMsture Hsit No Power
lo Put Thrm tint of tlfflee.
(m behalf of the superseded .indues
of th Court of Claima I. t.aftin KelloK
is to hrttiK suit to lest the constitution"
allty "f the act signed in July liy Oov.
Dix which abollahee tin court and re
plaoae it by a board of claims, with three
immisstoners. ur. aetioaa sakl ves-
I t,,ritMV
. ,,;, i,,,,,,, ,v Senat .r Loomia
. .,,) siK!.,i by Oov li in effect removes
I Judcee In a manner apparently not Dro
I vided for by law. According to the
state t'onetltutlon. Judges of a court
of record can be removed only in the
i manner provided by tho Conatltutioni
, that is. usn charges and after a hear
tug. The hill simply seeks to change
I the name of tho court and the dceigna
I lion of the Judges together with the
reduction of some salaries, and the books
;are full of cases where it ia held that
I you cannot accomplish by indirection
what the law Bays cariliol be done by
I direction,
" The new law has seemingly attempted
I to accomplish one purpose, tho removal
of the Judges, and without anv charges
m ule acainst them it was character-
izHl upon the hearing before tho Senate
committee as being worse than tho Ari
zona recall of Judges The lull was
held by the Senate committee until slmoet
the last day of the session, and 1 believe
was the last bill passed by the l.egisla
lure before its adjournment, It was
opposed by tho New York lawyers
Association, the State Kar Association
and tiiiiny other county associations
within the State My firm lias been
retained and is acting for the present
Court of Claims in conjunction with Mor
gan J. O'Brien and F S Slack
"The iiuestion of the validity of this
act will be immediately brought before
some toriim to onuiiie tne question to .
he decided at an earlv date, probably I
under an agreement between counsel.
The necessity of all early determination
of thla question, owing to the important
cases iM-nditig under the barge canal
act and the delay in the condemnation
of lauds necessary for the completion
of the barge canal, and other matters
before the courts, la apparent.
The Judges of the I lourl of I 'laimssuper
seded hy 'he new law are Theodore II
swift, idolpli .1, Kodanbeck and Char lee
ll Murray The new commissioners
appointed hy Oov, Dix are Hubert I.
I, uce of N, w York. James McDonald of
Schenectady uud William A Uardner of
Auisterduni
STEAMSHIPS ox IHHKs.
Depart Croiu Ontarla of Two aei in
lirlef.
VS'innipko, Mon . Oof. 5 Advioea from
Fort William, tint . -uy tho ateamships
Roaedala of tho Inland line snd the
Plununer of llio Merchanta Mutual line
ur,- mi the rocks w rcxtuols Point, near
tho HatlltHte. Min i.'
Prlt Bte V ire for Mr
TBBVTOWN,lOot B
itM i,. r.'iii.i .
Linemen began
i-t ringing
lisre 'o .
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Hill? Iu all tin yearn lt lutr
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lhtn ho ha never had u private
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tlirouah the looal Western Union offti
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illiaiii Hooko-
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mised that in hi" abaenee John D. i" to
take his place in tin' uiTuiin of tho Stand
aril thi ompany.
Sparkling and Bright?
oh in Flavor.
Iiottlcit nnir fir tiia
Prewer.
Beadleatoa A Woerx
New York.
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$2.00
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oion Mtiit $1.75 to $5 00
Department of our Business.
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COLONIAL LINE
BOSTON 25 -SB $2.50
PRO IDENCE, Boat Direct
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WORCESTER, Vis Boat snd Kail
1 .61
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or Lmllrs i nl.liift -'he ( alllns lire 141. Irr Or-
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the I'llj of New York, on or Dgforg Hie nfili jay
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liale.l NSW lorl., the :nit clav nf An
(Ufuit, 1911,
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lot. IN B. I.ARKIN HATHBONE.
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if .tn
L'HIl'
t ihi io'ihU of Ntw tith null, i- U lii-ii lii
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