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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - June 26, 1924, Mitchell, South Dakota Twelve pages vol. Xxx Mitchell South Dakota thursday june 26, 1924. Number 229smith Moise a platform body can agree on two of planks alternative proc amp Alft on clan. And league Given larger committee Leader of a a wets has his of Hsi was a Ftak innings in convention ,,v0 11111/11 cannot finish today Vinn i agr Kmezt on Lau i a Kofu Kim it omits ref i is i it i vol St my it june it fit la a alive draft of form containing a Ijjas on Tho Kun Klix , of of i a. The platform sur n this morning. Was prepared i w 26 _ pm a democratic a Natl pro la n and the i submitted Mimitte of r in a n ii o in Chai s. Cli mining and senator k it Man of Nevada on die ban Kucuk ions Whir e. Sub co Mcnitt or n lug. The nut Ade its a a the p comm tie r York before an Oprescu a opt i hued until ear before v this the Entin in in the a j pc the plat pc Tion by i he vat in flier tin Ped Connell a no i it the finished a platform Connitt it was the Hope pm ready for Eon convention Fromor re will tse a fight my league d. On the a by the Ile klan Mer a quest a tech lies depended of Hon of those tvs la committee. There was considerable committee a a a us Sion of the Plank dealing with eruption in Public office. As premed. This Plank scores the Roub an party in connection with the Oil tidal and attacks Albert r. Fall r tin naval Oil leases lid Ward l. Theny and Harry f. Sinclair president Coolidge also came in for tack the Plank declaring that the Vestiga ions which Lead the dts insures were permitted by a an Undine and reluctant after the committee had been in err or i a Tavo hours. J Irman Cummings who had arrived meantime issued this statement i can finish in i i form today j Ture a the preside situation is simply Tion senator Pittman and myself stayed Here until of clock this morning completing the draft of the platform and the full sub committee Pych assembled atle clock is now having read it the platform very carefully and word for word and making certain verbal changes and modifications of expressions. This is rather slow and tedious work and we he in not gone Over up this time More than one fourth of the platform. I imagine at the rate we Are going we will not finish Quot for Quot be v Ltd if hours a after lunch we will take up controversial planks which include the Dengue of nations the so called klan Plank and one or two others matters upon which there May be differ of opinion included possibly convention for tammany Man National convention was called at 10 80 today drive Forward with the reception of nominating speeches while platform builders heavy eyed struggled on with their weighty tags a. This was another Day of tumult and Fervour interspersed with oratory on i by three nominations had been made when yesterdays adjournment ended the one hour demonstration staged on behalf of William o. Mcadoo and about 17 remained on the schedule. I including that of his leading rival i gov. Alfred e. Smith. A the platform advanced Early today by a drafting sub committee the i Point of being put into its first tentative form but with the Kun flux klan democratic convention backed by organized Root ers for gov. Smith outdo my ado Parade and league of nations problems unsolved is not be taken up until All the As it attempted play a grand opera selection and the delegates greeting each Ether on the floor had shout make themselves heard. The or an Sriry stage of tribute Smith were Riding a rising wave of noise and disorder. From its first feeble squeaks and scattered yells it had mounted a continuing growl that kept the Long steel girders of the Garden reverberating and took Complete Possession of the proceed-1 i Rupf Smiths b \ ups drown Oft convention i t4k7 minor part Madison Square Garden new York City. June 26 a opt plodding thru another Day of oratory demonstrations and Racket the democratic National convention today was steadily working its Way the Point of balloting for i Nodi Date Arter a Rry att a a set of Tho Days plans at the outset had started the proceedings with a renewed demonstration for we. O. Mcadoo the Smith people got squared around with the nomination of the governor by Franklin d. Roosevelt and staged the longest loudest and Lus Tiest demonstration of the convention Date. It was not wholly a Delegate demonstration be sure but As was the Case with the my and of d pm on St ration of yesterday it was an affair built up by the use of Large numbers of Banner bearers. Shooters. Noise makers born blowers and specialists a Tel Arf eyeing a the j is a in nevertheless it served the Pur i nomination. Pose of the Smith managers and Beld of the nominating speeches have been Piade. It is not even expected be ready until tomorrow morning and there was no Way of knowing while the delegates assembled today whether the platform committee would be Able eliminate All of the explosive elements that might hurl the convention into a turmoil of bitterness. Smith would outdo Mcadoo the Smith forces like those of Mcadoo. Were organized in Advance stage a demonstration that would they hoped Sway wavering delegates lug that into its churning current. They watched the Mcadoo demonstration yesterday with critical interest and after taking its measure immediately set about completion of plans put on a longer noisier and More impressive show. J the Roll Call of states for nominations proceeded yesterday Only As far As Colorado which was ready upon i resumption of the procedure today. I place before the convention the name of gov. W. E Sweet himself a i Mcadoo supporter and one of those chosen by his colleagues in the californian scamp second the latter a next on the list came Connecticut the floor longer than any which had i which having no plans put Forward dem i a favor the 8011 own had agreed yield new York so that Frank preceded it. After governor Alfred e. Smith of Stew York supporters of president Brok on with the Ai a of amp it on for the liquor Campaign for the democratic nominal ajl previous record s today with a demonstration carried stance of profession als and even children rented for the Iran adm Nistra criticized in the an k. A pal party Hecla on corruption in almost Overlook / Encl May be the question of Law enforcement that subject May produce Rome further debate but i Don think a after we go the controversial subjects it is a fair guess that there will considerable debate and these matters May be disposed of by the sub committee presenting the full ,. A la a in Tilva planks. I i say now that it is almost Eer that there will be one subject on which alternative planks will be submit cd. 1 do not think that we can get the platform the full committee until late tonight and i see no Prospect of reporting the platform the convention until tomorrow. The platform is rather Long. It seems impossible rend Ense it because of the number of subjects we must Rover. There Are relight by sneaking 34 or 35 subjects Quot w o u Tain pledge Tariff Reform the tax and Tariff planks Provok re Long discussion tile tax Plank ,1 a it of a a Treirat pm Quot a in party for the recent tax revision Law which it would be stated lowered the Burden on the More moderate incomes and decreased in less on the higher in the re pub is vigorously a Law enforcement r one of the Prin rations the Plank Public off Ltee was cd during the lengthy discussion of the More difficult problems but was easily disposed of when reached. Other planks which presented few stumbling blocks and were More or i less definitely agreed upon during the 11-hour session included declaration for Federal regulation and control of corporations and combinations controlling necessities with Type Eire mention of the Anthracite Industry immediate Independence for the Philippines under conditions set Forth in the Jones act legislation prohibit the a a watering a of Stock and improvement of Waterways and highways with measures safeguard them for the Public welfare. Klan Iha ilk May reach floor there was discussion in the draft j ing committee of recommending the full platform committee that it j put the klan Issue up the Conven-1 Tion. But the plan of submitting two drafts on the subject was do j cited upon in the Hope that an a i com Vert Omer j r a a a _ might avoid the bitterness that a j floor fight would involve. Numerous throats have been made. Five millions Northwest by credit body the Smith on stration subsided the convention j wont ahead with the Roll of states for presidential nominations taking seconding speeches As they cam1. Along. Planning hurry the business toward the Point of nominations the convention managers were planning hol the session through until probably take a Brief recess and get a Start on the balloting. Bdl i n Nous session such a procedure might make it necessary begin Quot balloting Quot before the platform committee makes its report and there was some question whether such a plan could be ried out. At All events it was extra the platform would he ready Orrow and with some contest in e of the planks the Arf or cock a is Ottati a we so Beran pounding of order rut the aisles still Row ded with Dele Gates. Who wanted talk Over this or that 4yr-night development and with worker for the candidate an army of sergeants at arms used their Hest persuasive Powers induce the grinding mass of humanity do purse and leave the aisle free. And j or. Walsh hammered away with a j will. There a i some Small show of puerto after the Effort bring the i convention order had Bern in pro j Gress for five minutes hut just then i a glee club stationed in a High Gal j Ery overhanging the a Ige began s sire eat Side. We Side a through i megaphone and confusion reigned Aura Giro flub rules it was the Aret time the Runoff Mic Campaign song of the Smith backers had been head in the convention j and the galleries echoed it and a j lauded the singers. From one song another the glee j club went through the Smith Campaign songs and when they swung in a shall. Hall the gang s Alt senator Walsh retired temporarily j from the speakers stand await a More favourable Opportunity continue j la appeals for order. A Nikoui Fiji later the senator returned in f by a altar Tkv a it of vre pounding j so hard that the head flew off the Gavel and landed in the crowded aisle i fret below him. Almost by a Miracle nobody was Hurt. Senator a wish of the state making profits on Gas court is told Council declares in injunction Case that margin is two cents deny loss state aug in ends against readers applications sat commis Sion ers built storage n k s Lin d. Roosevelt might kindle the slammed the headless handle fires for Smith with his formal Nom j gave Down on a chair Bride him. Unating speech. Seized another and went a it re expect i Enders i a it be the Mcadoo and Smith demonstration were the Only ones pre arranged by the rival managers with an Eye for magnitude most of the others All nominations were in and t,.en leaving adopted the a dark horse strategy of waiting for the leaders defeat each other and give their an advantage in the Compromise they regard As inevitable. Among these were the supporters of senator Underwood of Alabama. Minneapolis june 26.�? the $10,-000.000 agricultural credit corporation in the first official statement covering irs in re Ruo Ziths activities in an Effort tide Over Farmers in certain one crop sections of the Northwest today travelled that it had made total Loans and commitments As Ca pee Tom pres Peot Over Nom balloting for president if not begun tonight would not be reached before who pointed with Pride the vigor Vorat on again. See nut i rads in prayer a East Side West Side All around the town answered the glee club the chairman a Hest efforts and then the wound up with three cheers for Smith and took their seats. A moment later the Hall was quiet and William w. Porter c. S. B., of the Board of lectureship. Mother Church first Church of Christ. Scientist Quot Reston. I was presented pronounce the in my tim i Alk v ii., Lune 26 a a us plaint itt and defendant Herr Given Lap each fib Brief. In Federal court of the 0111-Flunion of arguments today in file i it i of Irie the Petit Leif Lyo no Cwi a a it a j in by of Fairmount n. Of for an injunction again.-, a. H. M master and members of Iff South Sakofs Highway commission rest rain Vito of gasoline. Federal judge j. Ii. Elliott in a i at cd that the court was Par i Ion warty Interr std in whether re a disc Fjones in gasoline primers which followed the inaugural Ion of stale Sale resulted from state Competition or from flu publicity revealing profits said he returned at prior charged by in do Cut arum old line com pan in. State Sale of gasoline will continue pending decision on the plea for an injunction. Sioux Falls Juno 26.�? of a the Quot state of South Dakota is making 4 two rent profit on each gallon of gasoline it Sells at retail and it is collecting the two cent state tax in addition attorneys for gov. W. Ii. Mcmaster and members of Tho state Highway commission argued today in Federal court Here answering a plea for an injunction against state Sale of gasoline filed by the Independent Horas Oil company of Fairmount. N. The defendants were represents by Byron 8. Payne former attorney Ous reception Given by the convention when Forney Johnston of Birmingham placing him in nomination read his Plank denouncing the Kun flux klan and started a spontaneous demonstration that lasted Twenty minutes. Most of the anti klan demonstrations appeared be from the Smith strongholds and the most strenuous saturday. The platform builders worked Stead the convention was opposition the display came from i delegates favouring Mcadoo with some worked on through the afternoon a a a it or food in the Effort Complete the Long string of presidential nominating speeches. While a demonstration for gov. Ritchie of Maryland was going on. Of $4,363,000 273 Northwest Hanks j the floor managers agreed on a rein had been called. Fly today while in the run Montion Convent or by 10 30 i Flat fights Ami an unmistakable display in the morning Eastern Daylight time up june 21. Coincidentally officers of the corporation expressed the beef that emergency Relief w Holch the corporation was organized furnish largely will have been met by Harvest time. The Board of directors met late yesterday and authorized the Call for another 20 per cent of the Stock subscription. The report reveals that up june 14, actual advances made by the corporation included Loans of $807,000 07 Banks in North Dakota and $865,000 54 Banks in South a however bring the Issue before the convention regardless of the it a. Platform committee s final decision and e. Ii. Moore of Ohio manager of the group supporting former gov James m Cox. For the presidential i thousand eases of liquor valued 1 nomination said last night that he intended make a fight on the floor for specific denunciation of the klan should Luponio unless the Plank meet his views. Dissatisfaction with the Law enforcement Plank also was expressed in some quarters being emphasized no a vt11 rr1r�?o&Quot r7v�?o�?orn act Quot ? Imbu if the association against the prohibition amendment that John la. Mccann of Pennsylvania was prepared fight in the platform committee for proportion that on the niger in i<1 modification Plank and if Hunsuc conies. J restful carry his cause the con a drawn the platform denounce vent on floor. The Forney Mccu Niber Tariff act and i a a pledges the democratic party if a turned Power bring about enactment of a More equitable and one that would remove the seize $100,000 of liquor new York City. June 26.�?two $100,000 we re seized by the police today in a warehouse near the Yankee stadium in the Bronx seven were arrested in the raid. Builds platform the la w Bur-1 i a leu which it is asserted is new pkg 4 Fet. Caus cd on the consumer. Two planks floor Suh cd it Mcluer. Pm Ard Many new York City. June 26�? up a Ith j _ Tow Sci a clan and the league of nations left As the moot issues. Homer s. Cumming of Connecticut and senator key Pittman of Nevada toiled through the Early hours today Over a tentative draft of the democratic platform. Or. Cummings who is chairman of the platform committee of the democratic National convention and 8en� great flood in Russia Leningrad. Law Shi. June 26�?floods in the take Ladoga Region have end gulped 61 villages the water Norm Rose us damage. Many lives Are reported have been re homeless. Lur turd and crack or Eft i Ula rim Lwi Iowa unsettled tonight and Friday. With probably local Thunder storms not much change in temperature. North Dakota partly overcast tonight and Friday slightly warmer in Pittman were Given the task of Southwest portion tonight drawing up the first draft Early this South Dakota tartly overcast and morning after the sub committee of somewhat unsettled tonight and Fri Cleven appointed formulate a i Day much change in tempera caration of principles had decided Turc Ftp Holt the whole committee1 tem porn turns alternative proposals on both thai maximum and minimum tempera a an and league. Itunes a recorded by the official gov me Ira iring a or in i tie n a a a aged however after working la Bour work out the major issues involving farm Relief and prohibition declarations and was called at la of clock this Moring pass upon the Cummings Pittman draft prior making a report the whole committee. Draw up farm Plank with reference prohibition the us committee decided upon a declaration for Law enforcement without naming the eighteenth amendment or the volstead act and on farm re he it agreed upon endorsement of that Curtis Aswill Hill and demands or no a Quot yesterday 7 a. In. Maximum. 77 minimum 60 at 8 a in today. 63 precipitation 7 a a Quot a today in today. 03. Weather and roads a Tariff Reform and re \ a a a rail Aberdeen Cloudy. 60 roads Good. Huron Cloudy. 64 roads wet precipitation .24. Sioux Falls Cloudy. 56 roads Good. Pierre Cloudy 62 roads Muddy precipitation 7 in. .12. Watertown Cloudy. 60 roads Good. Mitchell Cloudy. 63 precipitation Cess after Michigan under the plan the convention would reconvene at 7 of clock tonight continue hearing the nominating speeches with the Hope of Clearing them All out of the Way. Smith has hit turn Madison Square Garden. New York june 26.�?having Given a renewed but Brief demonstration for we. G. Mcadoo the democratic National v Tiv Iii Lily a Vlf us of pm a a l tip roaring demand for Alfred e. Smith. Like the principal Mcadoo demonstration of yesterday the Smith demonstration was aided and pushed along by a Complete organization of demonstrators hundreds of whom marched in the Hall from the outside bearing banners and noise making devices. Galleries and guests sections obviously filled with friends of the new York governor for today s event let out a continuous series of yells howls and whistles. No sooner had Franklin d. Roosevelt finished his speech placing the new York governor in nomination than the Racket broke Loose. Band3. Arti Ted with a megaphones cheer leaders singers and others with All the equipment of professional demonstrator burst out into the jammed aisles and began a procession about the Hall. From Points of observation on the speakers stand it appeared that probably half the Delegate space was taking part in the demonstration either i by contributing the marching parties which bore various state standards or by standing on chairs and waving flags and joining in the cheering. Children Bellow in fright the other sections of the Delegate a up Petit Par Antly int pro in irs 1r>r>v i in a Over the show. Stood up too but i gave no evidence of joining the Smtih of bitter feeling surcharging the whole affair. What most pleased the Underwood strategists however seemed but the Quot complimentary Fie of Given Ine Alabama candidate after the Row ended and his name was formally pronounced. Smith i\>1 Lowers pack galleries Long before the convention convened preparations for the demonstration for gov. Smith were going systematically. Several Hundred and women wearing Smith for presi Dent ribbons and equipped with cowbells and Many other devices for raising a Racket filed into the unassigned upper sections of the galleries and got All set give the convention a Lively hour rival that taken up yesterday by the Mcadoo a Monst ration. A some of the rooters a ild not suppress their enthusiasm and after much scattered shouting for their favorite group after group burst into Smith Campaign songs. Bundles of Small american flags Weer passed around and the gallery was aflutter with color a the demonstration warmed up. It was he Al Smiths inning and his new York friends were determined make the most of it. The Early hour of assembling and the cooler weather helped Pep up the Smith . Both in the galleries and on the floor. Yesterday the Mc-a4�? f a # sweltering afternoon Blaze of Sun i Light flooding in through the Glas roof of the Hall. But a thunderstorm after last night s adjournment had cleared the air perceptibly and although it began warm up As the delegates delegates were coming the Hall the heat had not yet become oppressive. Roosevelt carried platform shortly after 10 30, not a third of the delegates were in their places and the galleries were filling hut slowly. The unwritten Law that prescribes that nothing about a National convention shall come off on time wag working and those on the platform seeme�?T3 he making Fioz a Prepa rations Call for order. The band through its usual he asked the delegates and spectators stand in silent prayer for a moment and then join him in repeating the lord s prayer. Resumption of the calling of the Roll for nominations for president then was in order but there was a Short delay. I miss May Kennedy of the Bronx named vice chairman Nof the convention yesterday was introduced by senator Walsh and made a Short speech thanking the delegates for the Honor and predicting that the women of Tho nation would Heln. To. Welt the tide of democratic Victory in november. First woman Rule convention the convention gave her a cheer when she Rose speak and Repa teed by interrupted her with applause. Then senator Quot Walsh turned Over the Gavel miss Kennedy and for the first time in history a National convention was in the guiding hand of a woman. She directed the Secretary continue the Roll Call. Colorado the first on the list did not respond at first but a moment later gov. W. E. Sweet appeared on the platform himself urged by his friends accept the support of Colorado a gov. Sweet second a the Tuond a nation of William g. Mcadoo on behalf of his state. A previous plan place or. Sweeps name formally before the convention and give him the states vote for the first two or three ballots before going Mcadoo apparently had been abandoned. There were several minutes of cheering when the name of Mcadoo we As pronounced by gov. Sweet and several delegation undertook organize a demonstration. India Idaul delegates took up their state standards and started a Parade around the Hall but the aisles were so badly crowded with Smith demonstrators that they had difficulty in marching. The Mcadoo people manures ii Baa Schici a March on the partisans of Smith by injecting the name of the former Treasury Secretary into the proceedings at an unexpected Point. South Dakota in Parade attorney general. They declared thai state has made $3,000 in profits by gasoline Sale and said that storage tanks built at cities Over the state we Ere built by three different state commissions three of them being maintained by commissions other than the Highway department. The plaintiff a alleged that gasoline was i sold by the state at a lows. O Nestos shows n. Election Fargo n. D., june 26 a taking the Lead at the first tabulation of re turns from yesterday s statewide pr1� Mary contest for the Republican gubernatorial nomination nov. R. A Nestos Independent Early today still maintained i Lead Over his nonpartisan opponent a. G. Sortie of grand Forks when scattering returns from villages and cities in 3 3 counties and 445 precincts of the state 2,160 gave him 27.6s4 sortie 16.7<h� and Mot f.912, a a the democratic ranks Only Ona contest held the attention of the voters that Between Halvor l. Hai Orson of Minot and or. L. S. Platen of Fargo running independently a and unofficial returns from Only 43 precincts give Hal Orson 114 platen 148. While the independents were Coriou in achieving a majority in that Early returns in the gubernatorial contest their candidates were also setting the pare for what appears b s a severe fight in the second and third congressional districts where the nonpartisan league Issue is Tho question lie it Vij by the Choice of the voters. On Tho basis of unofficial tabulated returns Early today from the second District Thomas Hall present Secretary of South Dakota eventually were Brot into Tho Parade. But the Colorado Standard despite gov. Sweeps presence on the platform second the Mcadoo nomination remained in its place held fast by a half dozen anti Mcadoo delegates. It was Only a Short Parade and it was punctuated throughout by cries of a Oil. Oil. from the organized Smith rooters in the gallery. When gov. Sweet we it it on with his speech Quot the galleries again took a hand in the proceedings and he had Stop while movement. In the machinery of the demonstration about every device i preliminary concert and in the midst senator Walsh again took Over the seen heretofore and Many new ones of of anal la d. Roosevelt who was Gavel and sought restore order. Appeared. Children As Young As three make the speech nominating a Oil Oil Oil Oil flow the shouts and four years were used. Some of Olith was helped up the Steps of from gallery gallery in a them were dressed its Ragamuffin platform and Kas Given a Cher great growing chorus. Senator Wash others As newbies All of them had ail from the floor and galleries. There finally got the audience quiet and Mobile License plates Hung around a a touch of pathos reflected in when he scald he hoped the guests in their necks bearing the words a Mai the faces of Many delegates who had a the gallery would courteously treat All a not seen him since the san francisco0 those who appeared on fhe plat the fathers who presumably had convention of four years ago. When or new York delegation took rented the children out for the of he was nominated for the vice Presl i lad in the applause from the Casion. Tried balance some of them Dency. On the High rail about the speakers there he was among the most a stand fifteen feet above the floor with j five of All the delegates. Central Fig t., War Wurf of. re a a state leaped into the Load when 71 Many standards including that of precincts had been counted having 3.677 2,083 for John Schurman of Bismarck ardent supporter of Tolj a a league. E. A. Williams the third candidate for the nomination appeared be a floor third with Only 145 votes. The incumbent. George m. Young Independent was not up for re Nomi Namon. But it was in the third District that Tho fight appeared a the hottest with m. O Hall of Mohall Independent contesting with congressman James Sinclair incumbent and nonpartisan league adherent. Returns from 37 precinct out of the District s 825 gave the Mohall Man 1.689 Sinclair a 1,554, congressman o b. Burtner a Independent. Seeking re Nom Nat on on the Republican ticket from the first. District snatched a Lead at the no. 150 precincts out of the District 586 giving him 8.556 4.393 for it. H. Aaker. Grand Fork. Nonn Artt a i endorse a cd water Ransport Uon rata or it 7 a in .03 roads fair. Homer s. Cummings chairman of the democratic committee on resolutions. Shown drawing up the party platform. Scared and bellowed lustily. After some Experiment the children removed. Although state standards were carried into the procession the Delegate spaces remained Well filled while it was going on. The galleries the professional demonstrators and the rooters who had been packed into the galleries up under the rafters and into every Nook and cranny on the floor made the bulk of the noise and at times actually drowned out the band. Resume nomination speeches new York City. June 26�?l# a deadlocked in Advance and its fight ipg fever mounting the dam Ratic Ana vigorous athletic Man in the prime i of life. Today after months of Suff Jering from paralysis he literally had j be lifted up the Stair Case by two Strong . And his face was drawn and deeply lined. Smith bands dominate Hall outside a group of Smith hands arrived alongside the Garden and the blare o ? their militant music floated in with a volume that almost drowned out the concert of the conventions own. Which was completely surrounded by Smith demonstrators in a far gallery. Trumpets and cowbells chimed in re a raucous accompaniment floor. Gov. Sweet then went ahead and the floor and galleries were More . When the speech or gtd a a m for a today a Basenau american fio Agwu Barrigar a a or a cd Perkins Tampa people went into another manifests i Tion of approval. They shouted their approbation and a few bought put a Roo and rut. On another demonstration but the of j new Quot Sork. Fort was Short lived. Roosevelt Speaks on crotches i Markle. Gaston. In a minute the Hall was quieted again and the Secretary called the name of Connecticut. That state yielded new York and the Smith noise makers Cut Loose woth a blast that rocked the ancient Garden. Franklin Roosevelt responding for new York had been Given a place on the platform just Back of the -6�?9 5 7 q Tohn. 5 15 3 .3 12 i Pipgras and Meharg. Ehmke and of Neill. National Brooklyn. 2 9 a Philadelphia 3 f 0 dec Lur. Heery and Hargrave Glazner and in. Continued on Page Throe largest Island in the world with the exception of Australia. Is Borneo having an area of 384.00$ guard my a. I is. 3e3s5sr fists

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