MtXhiim jwasraer' L ' Ft'W m& , ,r-r t. , l..'-'i'JS JiW4ytvuf? S7jAJ. ' - i. " . ... ' " "-wf a"-T f Iff v BE . '-mwkis&'vua'tii&mAvMgmX met. may 'is; 1922 PLUNGESOFF PIER Miss .Catherine McCormick, 1636 Seuth 16th Street, Drowns at Navy Yard CHUM ESCAPES LIKE FATE Seated In n tlriverlcw nulomeblle, MlM rnllicrlnc McCormick, ncvrntren Tcarc old. I'M Seuth Htxterntli ulrcpt. via carried te her dentil yesterdny nft nft nft .moen as '" mef"1"5 :lnHl off the djc of I'ler Ne. 1 nt the I'liilmletpliln Vjvy Yard. ' Scores cf Jailers nt the nnvy yurd fav the car fall Inte the river. In mi instant linlf'n dozen mnrlnce nnd will am were diving In an ntiempt nt rescue, hat their efforts were In vnln. Miss McCormick wns seated In the irnneau of the mnchlnc nnd -is believed J have been trapped n8 It mnde the .inner The qnr started ns It wns beliiR Jinked by C. .1. Turner, firemnn, sec nd 1 class, of the United States tuff Nnu wit owner of the car and Miss MeCor MeCer Mr' escort. Miss Clara Mnllne, Uihteen, tr.Hl Tnsker Mrect, n frlcjnd MIsh MeCermlck. wns Mantling en tkr running beard, nnd by jumping liar liar rek escaped being carried along. Tile machine fell Inte the river be Iwten the tug Nnusctt nnd the cruiser Rochester. Hnd the car been hended n few inches In cither direction it would five struck one of the vessels Instead of falling between them. The river at hat point Is nbeut thirty feet deep. The bedv wns recovered by Tellcc Pa Pa teol llea't Ne. 2. Miss MeCermli-k wns the daughter of Themas V. McCormick, I real estate denier. Eleien Others Hurt In Mishaps Eleven ether I'hllndelphlans were in Jul oil In automobile accidents In nnd near the city yesterdny. Twe men, occupants of n machine that crashed into n pillar under the Pennsylvania Itnilread bridge nt Seuth avenue nnd. Chrster pike. Glenolden, and then sldeswlpcd another nutomo nutemo nutome tile coming In the opposite direction, ire under arrest under separate charges. Twe ether men nnd two women, mem bers 01 tlie samp pariy, msniiprarrii after being trented nt the Tayler Hes- j pltal, Itldley Perk. Charles Schanb. f.ee street near Sny- ( der avenue, owner and driver of the Urtt machine, is in jail nt Medin charged i with reckless driving following his (nil are te obtain $1000 ball nt n hearing I before Justice of tlie rcacc N wart icy. The second man. whose name the police did net learn, is in jail nt Glenolden until he "can sleep it off." The ethers gave their names nt the hospital as Jeseph Gallagher. Gire- , nick, brought out the fact thnt the boy line Kppler and Itenjamln Hltehncs. all , nn,, 0p,,pnrca n schnei that clay and of Snyder avenue near Nineteenth , ' . . , . . Pr. ktrect. and Mrs. Dcnra Glglen. CHmacl,,fl:' nt tended nil 1.1s classes. Hie pnr ureet near Shunk. The occupants of, " nt ,ess te account for tie the ether machine were unhurt. b.v dls-nppcarance. the youth leeks m ......,., .,.. i!....i i 4 ii.. several years elder than he really Is. He Twe persons were Jnj irecl Inst night , ,ivc -feet, seven inches tall, weighs Z 3" f vlf.t Lw.rdrl. lrIin?TL'nr HO Pounds, has brown hair and were collided nt l.fty-slxth street and Hnv lInJk Mm mt and a brown hat when M?ulu"rn'f .i,. ei, ,i i,ii. i. he Ipft ''eme. He U in the freshman The driver or the truck and his helper i.- n(. ivntml iKCIved lacerations of rhe head and i "" s nt c'"rnl- were treated in the Presbyterian Hespl- eTnxroenovo mv unwr til. They gave their names as flyman i STOTESBURYS MAY MOVE Walten. 'JIO Seuth Alden street, nnd i Daid Merrick. 5227 Girard avenue. The driver of the car, 8. K. Wright. Pine street near Forty-fourth, and Walten were arrested and will hae a henring tedny. Twe riiilnclclphians were injured when a motorcycle turned ever en the Eatton read nt Hradficld read, Reslyn, jesterdav. They are Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Sinister. 1004 Rene street. At the Abington Hospital Mrs. Sinister i was treated for u fractured wrist and cuts en face and body. Her husband escaped with cuts and bruises about the laer ana arms. Glusepnl Pnebaiii sustained a com pound fracture of bis right leg when n truck carrying thirteen Itnllnns from Bristel te this city overturned nt Grant avenue and Hustleten pike. Peebairi was taken te the Frankford Hospital. "EMPTY-GUN" VICTIM DIES Hewell Houseal Is Held for Corener In Victer Scott's Death lieter Scott,, who wns nccidenlnllv shot by n frlencl in n restaurant nt Yerk wad and Windrim avenue Saturday while being shown an nutematlc pistol. died today in the Jewish Hospital. He was thirty jears old, and lived at 215S Kant Stelln street. Hewell Houseal. 2045 Harner street. was held bv Magistrate Llndell tedny te await the action of the Corener. ON WM HIT . N6hndemer shoe thin "TYPE 3" GROUND-GR1PPER WOMEN'S OXFORD tm tpW ilertf Ik Avanu or srca a unr ratkwar And yet. with all its trim attract. ivencss, you'll-find this by far the most contfertable stylish shoe you've ever wernl It is one of many new models in the famous line of GROUND RIPPER WALKING SHOES with which we are meeting Spring and Summer's call for sensible smartness in women's footwear. Yeu'lJjtetheml The Ground 1502 GIRL CHUCKLES AT EASE " IN FOOLING BOYPARADERS Only Bobbed Hair Gave Her Away, Says Florence, Who Wen Prize Kid Brether and Mether Only Ones Who Knew of Masquerade U Is conceded that Judges arc wise, be they n judge en the bench or of the pnrnde which, en Saturday, marked the beginning of Hey Week. Hut the wisest of them all enn be fooled by n wemnn ns wns proven bv Horence 1)1 Gaetane. of 410 Preston street, who mnrchccl as one of the bevs en Saturday afternoon and fooled 'cm all, right down the line. Her small brother Geerge, ns Jackie Coogan, wns in the parndc, tee, nnd wns nwnrded a prlre. Hut l,e kept the secret of her Identity, although she wns n bit afraid that he would let her name slip. Heys te the let of her and boys te the right of her, she strutted along, u feminine WHey Harry. With .a gen erous sprinkling of freckles en her face, even as big and numerous ns Weslev's, her short red hair tucked under the soft hnt. net even her fellow marchers suspected that this sturdy bundle of thirteen yenrs of wisdom was a mere Rlrl. "I've nlways wanted te he a bev. nnjhew." she snld today, "an just 'cause I'm net I didn't see any geed reason why I shouldn't be In the pn rnde. I've plnyed boy parts In movies, nnd, my land. I've brothers of my very own. "Se nbeut neon Saturday T slipped Inte the heue, climbed into the old suit, an' away I went. Of course. I had te tell mother where I was going because she might have worried. Rut no one else at home knew It except my kid brother Geerge. "At tlrst I wits kindn scared. Seemed like there weie se innny boys and only me, 1 scratched inv bead nndfcaml I cilmnst inld Mm Florence, but I decided thnt I wns all dressed up like remembered in tims and said, 'Al Stnn n rea'lar rough and ready boy, and I ten.' Se he wrote it en n card and said might just bh well pietencl te be one. ' 'Se I just strolled tin te the rest of them, fingered my gun, and said. T.e. fellows.' And thnt wns ever nnd I wasn't scared nny longer. I joked with them, copied their walk nnd away I went. And honest. I forget all nbeut being a girl. "When we get near the judges' SEARCH FOR STUDENT ! Central Scmrh Watnlck, High Bey Missing Thursday Since1 Is being made for Irving , fiftccn-enr-eld Central High Scheel student, who disappeared from his home, S.'il North Tenth street, 'PI,,,t,le,' mnrnltiff whan tin Inft tnf Ihursdnj morning, when he left ei- c school. Inquiry by the boy's father. H. Wat- Said te Be Considering Purchase of $1,000,000 Heme In New Yerk- i Purchnse of n million-dollar home en Fifth avenue near the handsome Gary mansion s contemplated by R. T. I Stetcsburj. according te word received' from New Yerk today. Mr. and Mrs, I Stetcsbury recently mnde n very tlier Rh inspection of the house, it is said tfnel expressed themselves ns highly plenscd. Mrs. Htetesbury has been a frequent uslter te New Yerk during the last car. and it is understood thnt the Stetesburs are considering the advisa bility of using the house ns a between -season residence. WOrNrljTANrSHES Mrs. Elizabeth Beutee, 2221 N. Han cock St., Last Seen en Trelley Search Is being made today for Mrs. Kliznbeth Reutee, sixty-one years old. ei Vnrtli Mnnceck street who dls- appeareel last night after she hnd vis iu-d the home of n friend at Fifth street and Rising Sun avenue. She left her home early last evening nnd steed only a short time with the friend. Leaving, she was placed pn a street car. and the conductor was asked te put her off the car at Dauphin street. She has net been seen since. this Gripper Shee Stere Chestnut St. i KI.ORKNCB II GAETANO stand some man cnnle up, looked at me kindn funny, nnd said, 'Sny boy, are jeu n girl?' 'Course my heart took n turn, but I swnllewed itr nnd said, "Nope, I'm a tomboy.' "He smiled ns If he didn't believe me, and told me te go nhend and make the judges think se. When we get te the stnnd I pulled out my gun nnd be gan doing one of Wesley Harry's stunts. I wasn't one mite scared. "One of the iudees nsked rar name. I would be given a bicycle "Of course, some one discovered my hair, nnd they nil knew that no regular fellow my size would be wearing bobbed hair, and thnt gnve it nil away, hut I did feel them, nn' had packs of fun." Florence Is In the sixth grade at the Helment Scheel, nt Forty-first and Aspen streets. FOREIGN VISITORS HONORED Luncheon Given for Women in Rltz- Carlten Today Tlie luncheon nt the Rit.-Cnrlten at I o'clock today wns one of the most Important meetings yet arranged for the three women representatives treru """". 'XTIHUII.V UIUI r rilUUC. 1VITO nre tetiril,B ,he ignited Ktnten ns tlie RuctH of the Weman's International League for Peace and Freedom. x lie lereign women, .Mrs. Armet Robinson, of Kngland; Frnulein Ger trude Hacr. of Germany, and Mile. Thc- rcse Pottscher-Arneuld, of France, np peaicu te mc iiuiaueipuiii mem bers and friends of the league te wage an active campaign in the interest of n better understanding among the na tions of the world. Twe Women Repert Robberies Mrs. Paul Green. 1312 Tine street, epertcd rb the police today that her apartment was robbed of $200 worth of clothing while she was nwny from home yesterday. She said her apartment was entered by use of a false key. Miss Anna Christlnn, 2335 Seuth Klghtccnth street, also reported a rob bery at her home. The rear deer was jimmied nnd $20 In jewelry stolen. Fight Fatal te Acter St. Leuis. May 1C (Hy A. P.) Albert McGinnlss, a vaudeville actor of New Yerk, appearing nt n local thea tre, died at n hospital here yesterday of injuries received Saturday during n quarrel with a chauffeur ever a tnxlcab fare. The key te your clothing problems Rogers Peet clothes! Quality! Style! Economy ! The best is cheapest in the long run! Knox straw hats. FERRO & COMPANY Rogers Peet Clethes Chestnut St. at Juniper Lata Cemer "I'm sorry, gen tlemen. I w taking a dem onstration in that new MOON model and er forget about the time. However, I bought, e yil be en time hereafter." Open Cars $1785 Closed Cars $2785 Price F. O. B. Factory Display room open evening! Moter Gars The car of the ten proven unit MACKIN MOTORS, Inc. 8S5 N. Bread St. Fkeit Poplar 75M 1 1 SAVES PATROLMAN'S LIFE AS COMPANION OPENS FIRE One of Four Men In Speeding Car Freed In Ridley Park Sheeting Patrolman Walter Kline, overseas veteran of the lOSth Infantry nnd mem ber of the llldlcy Park police force, exchnnged shots Saturday morning at 'J o'clock with n Negro in a speeding motorcar, which n moment later went into n ditch nleng Chester pike nbevc Morten avenue. Kline, nt the rlk of his life, nr resteer' four Negroes, who nt first were suspected n,s possibly having- knowledge of the brutnl murder last Tuesday night nt. Glenolden of Patrolman Hlatr Mc Govern. The Itldley P.irk, police, how ever, were unable te connect them with that crime. The men nrrested are Janes M. Ricky, Samuel Martin, Frnnklln Mar tin nnd Jeseph Hurton. All gnve ad dresses hi Seuth Philadelphia. Hurton, Who saved Kllnc"s life by knocking up Samuel Martin's nrin", was left go. when ine tour were given a henring Saturday night before Justice of the Pence Hu chnnan. It was alleged Frnnklln Mar tin offered te pay Kline te be let go. He was fined $10 for attempted bribery. Ricky, who drove the enr, was fined $10 for attempting te aid Samuel Mnrtln te escape. The Inst named, vn0 h nccused of having fired the shots, wns held In $5000 bail. 13 MISSIONARIES GRADUATE Clan of Women at Presbyterian Scheel Largest of Any Year Thirteen women graduates of the. Philadelphia Scheel for Christian Workers of the Presbyterian and Re formed Churches received their di plomas this nftcrnoen nt commencement exercises in the Oxford Presbyterian Church. Hread nnd Oxford streets. Dr. It. Hruce Tayler, preslcle'nt of the Queen's College, Cniindn. mnde the principal address. Mauler of ceremonies was the Rev. Jeseph 11. C. Mnckie. This Is the Inrgest clnss te be grnd grnd unteel in nny one year from this Insti tution. Twe of the graduates expect te go te Japan nnd China. The graduates nrc Misses Knthrvn Y. Allcbach, May H. Allewny, Helen P. Disbrew. I.nurn K. Harbnugh, Rese h. Heine, Gertrude C. Hcydegger, Shizuc Hiknru, Christine Jullntui, Lenere I'. Lloyd, Careline Tj. Scblnter, Kcldn V. Spiers, Lillian C. Wunsch and Mvrtlc L. Werk. CHURCHES "DIE WITHIN" Seme Fall te See Changing Needs, Baptist Pastors, Told The church that lasts Is the one that adjusts itself te the needs of the com munity, snid the Itev. Dr. .1. K. Crow Crew ther, pastor of the Arch Street Metho dist Kplscepal Church, speaking at tlie meeting of the llaptlst ministers in the First Haptlst Church. Dr. Crowther said he had studied some of the churches in this cltv and found that these that hed failed hnu tiled from within," rather from nny I outside influence, because tUc men who had charge of the affairs of the church ' failed te see the changing needs. Slayer of Sweetheart Must Die Justice Frnzcr, of the State Supreme ' Court, tedny affirmed the conviction of I Jeseph Dreher, n Negro, of murder in the first degree, and ordered the record remitted te the latter court for execu tion of the 'death sentence. Dreher killed his sweetheart, Kthel Wnrrcn, September 0. during n quarrel at Forty second street and Woodland avenue. FINE FRAMING Etchings Prints Water Celers-Paintings THE ROSENBACH GALLERIES 1320 Walnut Strrrt Mr. Busy Executive IK YOO D K H I K K A CAIWni.K r O n R K H I' (I N IJKNT - STKNOd. RAPIIKK WITH KLKVEX TKAItV KXPERIKNCK HAMIT.INC) A J! I. VvBTITKS "" OFJKICK 'ORK. n 710, M'.nOKR OFI'ICR Cellins New Service When you face a strenu ous tomorrow and feel as if you had lest your "grip" en your work, come in and we'll help you get a "new held." Cellins New Service everv day except Sundays, steam and electric baths, massage, shower, alcohol rub, etc., is the real invigorator and restorative for tired business men. Absolutely no tipping. COLLINS INSTITUTE OF PHYSICAL CULTURE , 219-23 N. Bread Street Spring Suits and Tep Coats arc priced $30 and upward the values at'.U0, $45 and $50 are especially interesting. Helping Peny Shew BBBaW ' ''v'fliBaBaH BBBBBBBBBBHb 'faBBHBBBH rhetn.e'raftcrs MRS.OKOnGK DALLAS DIXON, .lit. Who Is taking an active part In arranging the entertainment tn be given nt Wynncwoed May 17 en the William .1. Clothier estate feir the. benefit of the Welfare Federation COOLIDGE COMING HERE Vice President and Wife te Ride in Moere Tally-he Vice Picsldent nnd Mrs. Coelidgc who will be the guests of Senater and Mrs. Pepper at the Deven Herse. Shew next week, will be driven from Dcen station in the famous tally-he of Judge William II. Moere. Judge Moere Is one of the cetinti p most noted breeders nf blooded here. nnd is especially proud of his matched tally-he team of four dappled gray. Snturdav of next week, the day of their visit, he will dilve te Deven Station, receive Ids distinguished guests and their party and take them te the Pepper box nt tne nersc s'jew , iinviu nun oval. he Gloucester Man Missing Police have been n.kcil te leek for Tnhn Ilevlen. Iifty-thrcc. of tilnlieerer. who disappeared Friday . He hn been seen wandering about In the central section of the city. l!elen came lieic with Ills wife Tuesday fiem (iloiteeMer te undergo treatment for u nervous trouble nnd stepped nt a bearding heii'-e near Twentieth nnd Itnce street". His wife left him for n "hert time in the waiting room of n railroad station. Svhcn she leturncd he hud gene. pilSfiMSSSBSi Tmpertant Silver Dinner and Tea Services Reproductions of rare Od IZngish, French and Colonial Services xcus!ve with this Establishment Special exhibition of Silver throughout the week BBBKAJh. - VfllbuOBBBVBBBBH PB""lBaaBBBBilBM 911 bB a'llii.H.111 Hl h XUbbbbbbbbbI I b!H L QJiRW 1 a little mere costly but much mere efficient. Send for an illustrated booklet about it. ' AMERICAN fiADLATOR COMPANY hzAL Beiltrs and AxJUJCiSiKfdiatert for ivtry kiahng nud 1711 Chestnut Street M 0 one can te wear "cheap" clothes I Seme people iiiuine that they can't pa the price for geed clothing, and buy peer stuff became it low priced which is pure extravagance. De a little figuring J low many im (i .,u Ui m a year's time? ft What de they re-.t you? We believe you will find tli.it two -u.nl (unlu. well mmlr. serviceable suit-; will com abeui a much as tin co el tlie poorer sort, and they will outwear about t'niii ei the et that kind. J 7Vu's is allowing no marfin whatever for imir added comfort and satisfaction in wearing geed clothes. JACOB KEEDS SONS 1424-1426 Onestamil Street HARRISON GEM SUSPECTS MAY WED IN, JAIL $40,000 Werth of-Jewels Recovered. On Trail of Rest f! ,.ni,.,l nt K-M.OOO. unit of the S70.000 rcillei-llen of jewelry nnil preeleus stones lest by Mrs iii, .I...II Mitchell Ilnnisen en route from KnnxWIIc, Tcnn.. te New Vnrlc. April .10. have been recovered, and the pellic knew where te lay hands en the rest, llumeii Ileebe. of Chlcuge. wax ar rested for the theft of the jewels in Ilnrrlsburg Saturday. Miss Hutu I In vein, his fiancee, also wns taken Inte riis'tedv. ns were Dnvlil ISushness and Jehn Onvln. ... .... i The four lire In jail In the 'leinbs. New Yeik. and Ileebe mid the girl tire planning ti get nmrrleil today in jail If the authorities will permit. I he police suv they will try te prewnt the miirriiiRc, as thev beiee II, N n ni"e te debar Miss Ilajcln finin testifying against Ilcrbe ut her liushiiud Ttcebe declnrcd te the police that he had net meant te steal the jewels: that thev had been placed In hi" Inxlenli by mistake bv if-porter in New Yerk, nnd he hnd succumbed te teinptntien when he opened the handbag containing tlmm. The gill Insisted that Ileebe was tell ing the truth nnd said that she would stick 1 him find marry him. The oilier men were employed ns salesmen, Ileebe said, by a candy linn for which lie wns snles manager, lie enid he had planned te return the jewels nnd would spend his life making restitution Cigarette It's toasted. This one extra process gives a rare and delightful quality impossible te duplicate. Guaranteed by The Corte Radiator Graceful, slender, com pact, the Corte Rd- iater is net only the finest radiator; its greater heat ing service makes it the most economical as well. It is a working aristocrat Philadelphia, Pa. reallv afford IIstrikeJ H FUNERAL OF J. E. LENNON Services for Fermer Councilman Held at St. Luke's Mnnv prominent I'hllndclphlntis were t present at the funeral this morning of .lames K, l.ennen. former iiicsldcnt of 'the old Select tViiined . and widely ' known in pelitlcnl circles here , ,.,. ' ..,,. , ., ,,,, Known 111 piiiiiiciii riri'ius ncn-. Services ti" conducted In the riiinrh of St. Luke nnd Hits Kplphuny, Thirteenth sheet below Spruce, by th" Kcv. Dnvld M. Steele. The Interment wns in Mount Merlflh incteiy. The honorary pallbeaiers were former Governer Kehvln S. Stuart, I'timcla Shunk lii-ewn, annuel Hell, Jr . Hamp ,. Clrseii. Oeorce .1.' Klll'mt. Ur. rl A. Bait, William II Klnsslcy, ten ! rfebn I... ... . ft...... ... ,... I. n..ik.. ,. ...i... -.r..... c.l.i 1 'l CII .1 iuwi i.n. in'j'- .uiuuiki. Dr. Cheesnmii A. Merrick, Thailcs A new clothes-buying idea in Philadelphia FOR months we have been advising Phila delphia te "shop around" before buying clothes te leek at ether geed stores be fore finally buying here. Hundreds of men have taken our advice. Every day it is recorded that customers come in and say: "I'm taking you at your word. I'm going te see what I can de at Se & Se's and Se & Se's." It is also recorded that they return here te buy. PERRY' S Your New Spring Suit Aren't you mere likely te find the one right suit I in a large selection than a small one? Thousands te cheese from here. Super -Values $28, $33, $38 and $43. , Sports Suits for energetic men. Over a dozen models with in- verted pleats and Norfolk wards effects. Super - Values. White Flannel inree-piece suits $25, $33, $38. Extra knickers $7, $8, $9. WE depend for success en pleasing and satisfying our cus tomers. , Our salesmen, there fore, by nature and training SERVE rather than SELL. Perry & Ce. 16th and Chestnut SUPER - VALUES in Clethes for Men wmwmwr .u- O D Going Theatre 65.697 marr calls be far this yrar than in any quarter of Quaker City hist or u 3 0 O you and service will be prompt. Quaker City Cab Ce. "in '-;' O. 'CiiaMbritUtJ Hnll. Pr. .T. (JceriO h Turner i of the Ms Hi wns n member Club the Yeung Republican Club, Pen nnd Pencil Club nnd either or i'.itleiiH. nil of which were represent!? hi the funeral. t tifi,!r . tztz irn nt-iTi spf - A SLATth rATJ rCIMMLII i - v j j Philadelphia; Negro Is ElectreeuMttl'AnJ r "". n.n.nM. 11? ...... ... ..'.',.! -. yS i.ari uiiiier, mini miii ii nn rtmii j, rrench. n Negie, of this city, was elti?w tiecuted nt the lteckvicw IVnltcntlwyR' ir1.i' for the murder of Itirii.iril UrmJ;. ! nus. of Phllndelplila. in February, ltv! Tlie niotlve for the crime was rl.'?U I..... I'n.ifi, Tiififin nil Ninrpiiiriir wmwnrm:r. - ,.. ...,,,., i, mil In tlie elinle. Th. Ai'XtK1. lie " ni..i-i'. -- ...v a,'iit It. is unclaimed. fjfl lil bKbI vC I Ib Strictly Summer Suits Palm Beaches, superior in trimming and tailoring. Silky mehairs, single or double breasted. Feath erweight tropical wor steds, 2-piece suits, some with vests. Super-Values $17, $18, $20, $23, $25. Summer Raincoats light - weight rubberized fabrics and gabardines. Super-Values $13.50 up- Trousers of finest quality. Super Value price $8.25. Te The Tonight? IF SP, ride in a Quaker City Taxicab, be certain of safety, and at the same time enjoy Pullman Car service in a Quaker City-Cab. Call Spruce 1700 There's a Quaker City Stand near i'tfti m J-f-'f- ri H H ,mi ,v4 (Lew Rates) v r, i. i. v mv Ml imw' "H, j(S5toKtea.tt. 4tewM- - iaki.;..a mr.'ki. r a&'jSV&ryl. , v jJiL ,iuaiiH'a
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