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g F _ ' ""-"T" ""-_ '1‘ F Fa. if: Jt-toityyeieyre.,t, “.7! Books Disco-ed [t l -'i.cmmetl Inke- u Glut 'r-ine-let-ttse . F _ Improvements to the Wattenstein Hill. ' m.“ - “admit-ab: 'tth Tu iiTiriiiiieirt%.iatfetHt, WP_PWft'?rf 'w-w' - gt an um a as man 00-" ot an». an on Jun“ M” u oe-ted into I temporary ItpRtMt my,“ All tha when W h “induce except-KM CW" glllot Och. Arr. John B. lutln ot Wnllauhln VB present and giveat nonunion to m the Council He spoke to- m m improvements to the Wal- w Hill by cutting it down con- wr, “d irradak it, but owing u ot funds the work could not imputed. Ho and the Council - Mnmtdlrom $160 to a m " Jon would he male to "to “at! from Wellington Coun- ty 3nd Wallaby and Peel Town- ........ The members ot the Council dis- cus-ad the matter st some length 1nd smolutloa Wu unanimously passed linking a grant ot $150 townrdn the completion of the approaches to the ttit, mm tho Wellington thum- ty ad a. Peel and Wellesley Town- Ihlp Councils each made 3. grant of I limllu mount. DIVIDE ON WIDE TIRES. Councillors De Bus and Hallman. ingrod-d n resolution to the 'ettect. that lb Council nuthorizes its del- egth to the Western Good Roads Audition convention to support any mute [noting the use of wide Sam ot the Councillors did not think that the Council should pass the Mutton, as it would be taken " n mooning that the farmers would hove to purchase new rims and tires but it was explained by the movers that it was only, an Mucative meas- ure, and that no law would come in- to force by the passing of the reso- lution. A division on the motion was recorded " 'o1lows:- YA-oe Bus, Hallman, Bowman Plum, Radford, Ltuid.-6. PiBeher.--4 - Councillor Cherry was in the chair in m absence of Warden Peterson, Ind Dr. Ochs had not arrived. _ Communications were read from the secretary of the Galt General Hospital and the President of the North therloo Agricultural Society adking tor the usual grants. REPORT OF DELEGATES. Just previous to adjourning ior lunch the following report from the delegates to the Ontario Trustees Auociution convention was read:- To the Warden and Council ot the County ot Waterloo. Geutlemerc--Your delegates to the Ontario Trustees Association beg lave to upon q utu-:-- . C They attended the meetings of the 'Aasocitrtion held April 15th and 16th The meetings were well attended, de- legates being present from nearly ev- ery part of Ontario and all taking a deep interest in the work. The con- solidation of rural schools was ably handled by Mr. Parkinson, who gave address on this important subject, in the Public School Teachers De- mment. This matter should be tak- Q up by the trustees of rural schools tn our county where they tind that the attendance at pupils has been on the decrease. There was a lengthy debate on the question ot free text books. The [eel- ing Ins unanimous that school book! colt too much. Som- ol the my! an. hove token action .nJ Tortr nto new supplies school boo-8 to its pupils tree at a cost to the city at Ik per pupil which is paid out of (he reartr school tax rate. Ottawa, Kingston, and other places have also adopted this plan, but titrd that it cute them from Me to 30c per pu- pil. Toronto's small cost is based upon the Inge number of books re- quired, the price ot books being much diaper weanling to quantity purch- ued. Your delegates would be pleas- ed to see some united action taken to supply tree text books to pupils in this county. 5;- t'uuieesii.h" 't GEO. LAlRD. q ALEX, PETERSON. o. l. DE BUS. Committee Rooms, Court Home. Benin, June 16th, 1903. THURSDAY' AFTERNOON SES- SIGN. The Council resumed at 2 o'clock. A mm“ discuss“: took place on in motion to adopt the report ot that 431an- to t"L'2tti'i,1 Anac- iBtittrt Convntlon. tion being m to that clause in the report mucking "united ntstiort to sup- " tree tart bookl to tut1t, ot tttpolio school- ot Water Court- taf-ammonia, Schaefer, Walter Dr.- Ballad ot Wt. strongly com I - an - ot In: tart, booking “my grounds. no our} m “to “elude interchange ot tool! m the pawl. qrttictt wall tollo' M he adoption ot the - m book "new, prove 1mm Initial name at contagion. Mt. lain! - me upon. Ho - Dr. Mom‘- objection - may Inn-am. u the lyi- - at Ira can book- wu Salty, mu would tot continue it. p I. Gov-luau on m an 50* u p out - M m I. M! In. than. n. -eier'rre d M :3! KW wit! In. .. Pl. Pge2talNtt2 or m in! I. a-ttare, at h “an cl in an an” ta't/ittttt, 'dll, .331 Kn'ETQHch u mpecuuuy ttuttrniV __""--'"" t. h; V , . ""'""riTii"CiTei' County CounCIl-‘nmmmr . them-nun Nut”. clam» “my hm mt mo" i639: In.“ “Minnelli-t "" mumdeI-w m‘tonn. Aatastgtrt.-. muwuwmmmum - a. pine M ore-ttog." While he would like to sea “In to- port go through in its present [cm Mr. be Bun wu willing to otrport Anything that would when the can of school boon. It wu then moved in unendrnelt, by Dr. Redlord wounded by Mr, Plum, that the report be mended by the elimination or striking out ot the last sentence in the report, pledging this council in larceny ol tree text books in this county, and that we memorialire the other mun- icipalities to petition the Government to provide achool books at cost. tbdtr books. a! In would - hie the other: in the house. “um not no the free text hooky). ob- jected to being compelled to " tor them. which would happen il'lhelree text book system vete adopted. " Wtut e compulsory manure. After eonattterattte discussion the Amendment. was tinaur withdrawn, the report being carried on the mov- ers consenting to the striking out of the clause to which objection had been taken. In reply to n question oi Mr. Hall- nun. asking tor particulars in con- nection with the interview ot the Good Roads deputation with Prem- ier Ross a short time ago, for the purpose of having the system of mu- ing Government grants for good roads changed, so that municipalities would be paid on the basis of assessment, rather than acreage. Mr. Walter, who was Waterloo County's representa- tive on the deputation, said they had met the Premier last April and pre- sented their views which were pro- mised careful consideration. There was a'lack of unanimity :among the delegates. One ot the difficulties in connection with the taking advantage of these grants was to decide on what are the leading roads. The County will, however, have until next year to take advantage of Govern- ment grants it it wishes to do so. A letter from Alex. Miller, K. C., was read respecting the petition of J, G. Reiner and others for agent to put in proper condition the road on the boundary line between the Townships of Wellesley and North- East Hope, in which the mainten- ance rests on the townships, except as to the County bridge at the west ot Grcmm's flats. The County Council may grant for such a purpose any sum it deems expedient. It was moved by GM. DeBus, and secon 'ed by Geo. Laird that a, grant of " 0 be given toward. putting the highway in good shape providing the County of Perth grant a. like amount, the work to be done by the town- ships of Wellesley and Northeast Hope and any addition! Iuml that may be required for the purpose to be contributed in equal shares by the said townships, and upon the turther conditcon that the present culvert east of the bridge through which the water, ll thus ot, lreshets escapes, be closed, nnd the road be filled up and raised so as to form an embank- ment extending from the high grounds on the east side of the flats to the bridge on the west thereof, and a ditch -dug from the eastern extremity 01 the embankment along the north tide thereof, to the river, Inchditch to be of suthciut capacity to tau ott ull the water that may overflow from the river or come Irom the high- er ground on the north side oi the road. _ The Council then adjourned until 10 BATT. Friday morning to allow the Finance Committee to meet. The Committee took up the vexed question of the assessment at the var- ious municipalities In the County, and Councillors Ocha and Schaeler, representatives from Waterloo town- ship, and Hespeler, claimed that the assessment should he placed in a more equalized state, than it has been tor Borne years past. They claimed that the towns were not assessed to their full value, particularly Berlin, and Gut. and some changes could be nude in the assessment ot Wellesley, {and Woolwich Townships. ASSESSMENT EQUALIZATION Wnden Peterson was of the opin- ion that Woolwich Township could not be "sessed'any higher than: it in " present. -rir. 'Ruuord believed that out was “ready uses-ed to the lull ulna and it nhould not be increased. Representatives Dean: and Hlbner for Berlin showed the Council that n the present time Berlin‘s huble Income in double that of my other In the County. ad the the man- man in up to me high water hurl. Cmcmon Wttur, Plum ad Hall- mu spoke on the question. and " tee Conducts Och: And Saline!“ had coughed to "wort the mount. It wu decided to nuke no M In the sue-amen tor NI yea. FRIDAY MORNING. The County Council renamed this Inning In the Judge'l Chunks. Wade: Potato: had not arrived a " o‘clock at! Councillor 'tutter '5! scam aim we as . iaTiiii iiu"ka9oiiiiuiiai all hul- “no!“ ll its! in luv ”u on. af m Hump Back W ""riiinGGiiTGi 'm’ mud that m tone-Ix new“! b. paid:-- Henry 'Wl"u 'ttttf- . I M er it Hutmm'l bridge. ' 15.00 Jacob hunts, tor Ludo-d ' rum-i. ms William lilhr. “shitting; deed, 1.50 David Brash, fluing npprou‘h el i coat, -75 Stratlord Bridge & Iron Co. on ac. bridge 3000.00 From all Kerr, cemenHor Hartman's bridge, 10.50 B. Eichler, work and meter- iel at Helmer‘s bridge, 27.70 J. J. Berger, plank end joists tor Hartman's Mg. 134.36 Alex. Fraser, cement Mor and extras tor Hutmum's bridge, 315.87 B. Eichler, work, etc., at! Hartman's bridge, 5.40 Henry Helbein, repairing " Chalmer'tt bridge, 1.00 Geo. C. Bulmcr, port my tiliing nppronchee u Hart- mwn’a bridge, . 150.00 We further recode that I reso- lution be passed by riyur council to encourage or compel] owners ot land where snow is an obstruction to. the road to built wire fences. rta"ifiiiihud. "s autumnal 1'ftU2Trggtdtt'.tl De. mummimAuLm an that. fide-i-der. "au,GriTiiriiiuikur_ “opted. ___ ROAD. mamas. “a Stall-c can» on Bond- and m. "ra"" " tBlto-r.-- lblc M- e-terred upon I. III-ll“. " thr kn union nuts“ calm to eorstpte" WW II“: m Now “who“. In to sum ot u m sumac any. ad Iron '0!!! Co. mutt-ctr u to put on the urn-Izod buckeye trough section: a! tor an. AM. Fuse: contained to put on the COB- crete covet complete. All of which is respectfully submit- ted. That tenders were received for coal and that A. A. Pipe tor Rey- noldsville Select Lump at $4.84 per ton, being the lowest," was accepted. That it is recommended that a doz- u fire extinguisher: be purchased oi Ju. Lookio for the Home or Refuge, and barn at $20, That they have passed bills and claims against the County on account of the House for the halt year ended the first day of June inst. amounting in all to the sum ot $2,327.57. For meat at 7 cents per lb. tor for tore and hind quarter beef and 8 cents per lb. for fresh pork. A dug tender according to an Kp- proximate list prepared by the House Physician was received from Mr. L. R. Clarke and accepted. That they have made the usual con- tracts for the supply of bread and meat tor the ensuing half year at the prices following:- - ... That 28 news ot land, more or less adjoining the barn, be purchgsed trom Simeon Brubacher at $150. per sate, $200 to be paid on the signing of the trgreement and the balance in "nu- ary 1904. We would not recommend the sale of any lots along the road at present. Chairman. The report was adopted. HOUSE OF REFUGE. Your Standing Committee on the House ot Refuge begs leave to re- port:- .. For bread at 1 tr-it" cents per _ for white, Graham and rye bread That until further notice the sum ot $2,50 per week, commencing June m. be paid to Otto Homuth towuds the maintenance of an xncurnble in- digent. That the salaries of the manger, and matron be both increased 850. per 0,1111an commencing J uiy 130. um. S. J. CHERRY, Chairmen. ‘In connection with the House of Refuge Committee', report several ot the members ot the Committee spoke very highly of the emciency or Mm- ger and Matron Martin and spoke very favorably regarding the more.“ ot ullry granted by the Committee. The report was adopted. Your Shading Committee on Coun- ty Property be; leave to report " tol1omc-- l That. the “Mowing “counts bi por.- Mueller & Rich. paper " Judge'l Chunberl, t .25 L. R. Cluke, ummonh. .40 surnsmu: & Son, remixing screen, 4.90 Berlin Water Coma, wntet, 7.36 Jot. Hoelmher, ably u A ttremam Henry Hutu, whitewuhing. P. Hymnal. hudwue land. Ziegler & mm, panting a mum“, ate, - G. E. Potter, hurdwue nun hp My" My 0. J. Katmai. coin in“, G. B. Ryan a Co., muting, H. L. Jana, spruce "on. R. Both“ a Co. wood, lane! a m. mils. "e, P I 1'. dd- k'tld'ES,'ek a... w... All of which is respéctlully submit.- J. E. Numb. mosh, .50 P. BetMet, In. mom. 8.“ Julia Alt-Inc. nave-g? 10.00 Bath 00. Co. In for . an. Tin the - 1 LA. Pip. lot loo trg', - m 00.1 " "" " aitt,'ititee,ri, 'N'tT. m an egg IPP" ..' PROPERTY COMMITTEE FERDI N AND WALTER, "" clad. 1.50 I “in. 1.40 Mmm "GM 18.00 10.50 43.84 0.43 1b., 16.8. 1.75 88.78 _ v.3.nga ".'. _ Can-um “In“; - -9rr-utrtrthtt'tey GTG GTiGTGnu Duh _ tttitti, to! PM. which "9 eef, , The, Council .djoumed me . short. the in order to allow th. Puaame Commitus to complete In tori 1nd on gaming the following mport was tn :-. in. “not! but a. in un- u. a! In on an In at. on: a. Ant, 'trr momma“! In in ml in "H, we: " I. d a. Jun In” a do 1 um mum lb. ”I“ In} ., ad orNe urn-bu bod: INC. The Commune. I. in km: a mum n whisk in In". a! ttte Court House, ard would [Ro- cwdtolnven oomstrFdKtum In no obj-cum (tom a. Council. Th upon wu adopted. _ " was moved by W. R. Flu. no- ondod by G. M. DeBu, on A Bur loot walk he hid in front ot the Court Home, on Webs: that. The resolution carried unanimott.ly. _ That the (allowing 3mm be North Waterloo Agricultural Society South anloo Agricultunl iaty, Woolwich Agricultural Boo- lety, North Waterloo Farmers In- Itltute, South Waterloo Fume" In- Ititute, Berlin High School, Gait Collegiate Institute, Waterloo County Teachers' _ Associntlon, 53.00 Gulf. Hospltgl, 1000 "tt Berlin-Waterloo Hospital, 10-19011 Berlin Orpgunge, 125.00 St. Aguthn Orphanage. 350.00 Lora Secord National Mon- ument Committee, 30 b'0 That High Constable Huber be tar- nished with Mton, revolver, chance lamp um uniform. Tliat the knowing, mount: Le pot:-- Municipgl World, 39mm)- Municipgl World, blank: etc. Hut & Ridden, been, ngis & Henderson, stat'y, Newsome & Gilbert” " Josth Doust, " S. Nelson Erb, " Nicholson & Murphy, " W. H. Becker, & Co. " Chas. A. Schmidt, book- binding, Shimmy: & Son, rubber stamp, CarsewH Company Note books, Alex. Renshaw ' Telegrams. and nwnress, A. J. Roos, telegrams and express, Bell Telephone Co. Renta 6 months, 77.50 Bell Telephone Co. messages 6.30 Frank Heirmo, livery, 11.00 H. S. Hullmm, printing as per contract, 212.60 News - Record, advertising contract, 12.50 Berlin Orphanage, keep of children, V 84.22 County Treasurer, postage for omc'uUs, 55.50 All ot which is respectfully submit- GEO. LAIRD, Chairman. The {allowing resolution was pM- Bed:--in the use of Wm. Gill, " in- mate of the House ot industry, Geo. M. DeBus was given luthority to se- cure . barber’s outfit lor him, the some to remiucthe property of the Council until further notice. Principals Geo. Cork of Waterloo, And GM. Jnmes cl Preston. were appointed members of the gear} of Enminexs tor Puma By-lawr, No. 529 ml No. sh, the former tor equalizing the assessment. md cortt1rming the Waterloo Town- ship by-lnw, were given their neces- sgry readings. , By-Law No, 532 provided tor the raising of $30,000 tor necessary ex- penses ot the County. This in n in- crease at $2,000 over In: yen. This} will be expended n tollomc-- For Munich)“ Government $5,000; tor cmt.tnsetttrtt works, road: end bridg- les, 85,000; repairs to Mtildings, 81,009 tor aupport at Home ot Refuge, Hbq- Num, end Orphnnngel, 38,500; for otrniBitrtratiogt of justice 84,000; tor Ichool putpom, “.000. for public school summation, Invaders .1- ulel. 31,000; foe interest ”.000, hr m-m,m; "mam: mm to "a In Dat- tin on Jay Mth to drive New “gamut; and tlt. Aqtha. ... -fA, no'xi}uiton {In open on mo. ember mu. A young mm who live. nut 3 htat. dnd ntitiq from Berlin, took his girl to church tome weak: 150 TTe dlnee wu- ctowe, and the your; My command of feeling mu. whereupon the youth Molt acme- Illlgfron In 'att pocket at! q6tr [and who: cola, the nun In" m. at. 'hrtr glad “up“ it: has a! to!” " om M "dll um I“ h diatom. at. all“, Mun. m the no a... an In M n and _ IN". "" «In. a. BY-LAWS PASSED to act Along with Inspec- 25 00 1967,38 1865 19 53.00 1000 "a 10.19 tr) 125.00 212.60 25 MI 11.25 15.20 11.00 7.25 16.15 10.00 3.20 8.60 2.05 8.00 3.15 3,43 9.39 70 ex- to, no J.A. low-t. urn-rod tor nub an Ittff ud In Blunt, E.C. m- m “I I.I:.A. bi Vlad. " - nib. - Mt m-u(;,_.‘ = “7, it“ “I. Arthur H. Green vs. E.P. Cornell. is an interpleader Issue in whichthe plaintiit gmrms that A planer Mt X 36, 10 London nuke, with tools, and being part at the goods and chattels seized by the Shem! o! the County, under a writ ot uteri (new. and . is- sued out of the High Court ot Jus- ttce, for the having in execution at any», nun we ..-....° - .PWr__ee-9e- -- a judgment of that Court recovered by William H. Erhach in on action at his suit against the Baden Mach- inery Municcturing Co., Limited, were at the time at the seizure, the property oi the plaintiii. R. P. Segs- worth, Toronto, for plaintitr, and w. M. Cram tor detemianta. Leslie Peterson vs. Sam]. J. Wil- liams, A.E. Shuttleworth and C. K. Hagedorn, business under the name ol the Berlin Acreage Company. The plaintiir claims he was engaged by the delendants as manager in their business of lilting sugar beets on their lands, and it was his duty - to hire men, keep a record of the time of each man's service, pay wages, and make all necessary disbursements and expenses and outlay required to be incurred in carrying out the work ot the defendants. In performing these duties he paid to the men hired by him tor their wages $4053.80, and al- so ior necessary and actual disburse ments, expenses and outlays the sum ot $1469.70. The defendants paid to t the plaintiit sums, amounting in all to $4252.75, leaving a balance owing to the plaintiff of $1297.75. Bubseq- I uently the deiendants lurther reduced , the balance by paying the sum oi $410, the price fixed and settled be- tween the parties for six horses de- livered to and accepted by the plain- till on account ot the balance, leaving the sum ot 8887.75 still due. The plaintiff claims this balance and the costs oi the action. The deiendants in their claim admit that plaintitI was engaged by them. The Company em-r played a number ot working people, many of whom were Indians who had come trom a distance, and who were to receive an agreed daily wage out ol which they were to find their own board and lodging. The plaintill, while in the employ of the delendants entered upon a project at carrying on 'I. boarding house or dining room At which he lumished food and provis- ions to the Indians and other work- ing people, which food and provisions he purchased from various persons, in wholesale quantities, and bed cooked and prepared by a cook or servant employed by him for that purpose. the ptaintiit charging the employees at a. rate per meal, and deducting the price thereof lrom their wages from time to time. It is claimed that the carrying on ot this business consumed a great deal of the time ot the pltriatitt tor which he was being remunerated by the de lendnnts, and thnt it was done with- out the knowledge and consent oi the detention“, and claim that in the carrying on a this business the plain- titt mode large profits amounting to " least the sum ot $887.75, which l said prohts belonged absolutely to ' the deiendnnts, and the delendnnts , claim to have the some set oil against , the claim, il my. ot the plaintiil ' against them. H.W. Peterson K. C. . Guelph. lor plaintiil, end B. P. . Clement, K. c., Berlin lor the de- lads-ta. The hating ot the evidence in the Gun n. Conan cue did not occupy much tuna u the "gumertt ot the counsel In the cue, Geo. s. Robert Ion. of Shula“, tor the defendntl. ad REA. Du Vemet, ot Toronto. for the plottiih, For our " min- mm. than “to lepl lights were km may "can“ not: a”, and ‘mm; may usual- submit“ 1th.: " " Lanny, Chandler Boyd. ”any his [0er tau-VII mac. _ - b, up: an in a III-nib}. THE}... M Potato: n. In- 'tTut " “l Wdt't m: with ttr pm. aaia by a. w m m to "edet" to In a any u poo- nish 000. tt. M 1.0.. Toup- 3A.: rpl ouiuattt. "'M. WEICHEL & SON, SOLE F aoriib." Hot Weather Clothing . . I the plaintiff, and EBA. Du Vernet for the defendant Corporation. The plainti6 in the case, Mr. H.H. Bur- rows wa s called to the box about 3.15 and his examination was just completed when the Court adjourned, at 6.30 Thursday evening. "Beiore proceeding with the use, his Lordship Chancellor Boyd gun judgment in the Green vs. Cornell case in favor ot the plaintil! tor the tull amount of costs claimed. JUDGMENT AGAINST GALT. Evidence in the Burrows vs. Galt case was heard during the morning, and shortly alter twelve o‘clock Br- gument commenced, and at 1.30 his Iordship gave judgment in lever ot Buttons for 8598, the full mount of clnim which town admitted and pro- vided lot, and the $400 which had been placed on deposit by the plain- til! in the bank at the time the try- lnws were submitted. Gait will Mao pay the costs. . KING STREET At tr meeting of the King Street ngtist Congregation on Wednesday, evening, the resignation of the pres- ent pastor, Rev. Mr. McEwen, was accepted. It is probable that Mr. Me Ewen will accept the call ot a con- gregation at Carleton Place. The increasing ttttrttctivertess ot Cumin as n field for immigration is pointed out in this way by the Chi- cngo Record-llenld, namely, that the populntion at Canada in one-tifteenth that ot the United States, while her immigration is twtr-tiiteettths of that ot the United States. It Alla calls nt- tention to the (not that Candi-m im- iigntion in nimost entirely Teutonic while that ol the United States is Lntln and Slaw. " further nn:”0ne absolutely certain fact ot the but fu- ture In that the United sum is to have a great competitor in the grain mullet: ot the world." .. When “lea no Inge And increa- lng, when customers no “tinned to the exam of continuing to buy the lane remedy, then it must be admit- ted that the remedy Ina real merit. any: Own Tnbleu occupy this en- viable petition. Mother: having once and than seldom ml to dupllcue the or0-tt other remedy for chit- dm on (any clum a much. Con- joint" the hum, Mr. LEW. Sent!- Latin and Slaw. " further un:“0ne l A Ferr pretty house wedding took sbaolutety certnin fact of the our lu- Place " the retridenee of Mr. and Mrs. Lure In that the United States is to Simon Reid, Scott street, " 430 have a great eompetitor in the gryin o'clock on Wednesday evening, when markets ot the world." [their dnukhter, Miss Ella May. be- ----------- 1h"l,1 the Uppy bride of Mr. Norman I " er, n prosperonl young farmer, S\TISFIED MOTHERS. [living nest Roseville, the Ian of Mr - iBenj. Snyder. The nuptial not wus When ales no urge And increu- tied in the presence of nearly 100 lug. than customers are “tinned to guests by Rev. L.H, Wuper, the cer- the extant of continuing to bug the molly being performed in the parlor some remedy, then it must be admit- 1which was tastily decorated for the ted that the remedy Ins real merit, occuion. The bride wore A pretty Bohy‘s Own Tnhleta occupy this ett- gown oi nun'l veiling. with .ppliquc “this position. Mother: having once and Bilk trimmings, 3nd curled a tried than neldom ml to dupllcnta thuet ot hridnl mun, Her sister, the crab-Io other remedy tor chil- um Elms, Wu bridesmnid, Ind Iran on truly claim a much. Con- Va hecomlngly “(ind in white earning the hum, Mr. C.W. Stud- dimity ud curried n bonnet oi white at, (men! denial. 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