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imum Penalty: ‘munity for Past arm and pushed him through the to the prisoners’ pen, of the Supreme Court, An effort » “Tam now behind the bars, whic mg the Distnict-Attorney’s statement eountry for twenty years, 1 science. Morse and the lawyer. It apparently gelved Hummel or not. Justion Rogers laid great stress upory the fact that for five years after the Dotge divorce neither party to ft had raised any objection and that when/ ‘Bummel came into the case Charles W. | ‘Morse and his wife were living happily and + contented. Th “Unele Jim" took up the case and hired Hum- fm court. Yet Hummel took and the tenor of the change was the conspiracy— " and “Little Abe” as the first overt act was ‘bringing Dodge here from Atlanta to ‘give them @ standing in court. J Rogers begun his charge by the jury for the care and at- Sliven the case. He assured the that placing them under re- it was in no sense a reflection ‘Upon their Integrity or ability to per- form their duty, Justice Rogers's Charge, “Ip this case you are to consider,” ald the Court, “the defendant is ac- @used of entering into a conspiracy to mullity a divorce. A conspiracy ts a @oncert or union of action by two or more persons to accompligh a purpose ‘by unlawful means,” Justice Rogers read the statute re} to conspiracy in full. He advised Jutors that the acts or communica ‘tons of any one or more of the con- is relevant testimony against “fie mere making of an agreement,” | i. dustice, "4 commit a misde- 4 or is not ground for conviction ule | sich agreement ie followed by an 0 then defined at length very carefully what constitutes 1p | the Jaw @ reasonable doubt. | ! indl- cate © jury his op! of the cnse, | but by ho instructed, it must be | “A conviotion, ' “cannot be had @0 accomplice unless be ls corrovorate by such other evidence as tends to prove guilt of the crime, It is not 'y that the éorroboratlon shull amount to absolute proof of guilt As to Dodge’s Evidence, ‘In this case Charles B. Dou a witness for & Witness be is under a cloud, that he made false affidavits we untruthful evidence, he did all this, reprehensible mina! as it was, does not neces- establish that he does not now) the truth, As to his truthful- and untruthfuln. at this time a are the sole judg: “A Distriet-Attorney may call upon | accomplice or may bring a conviet:d inal from a vrison cell to help @siabdlish his cause. The fact that tie} Witness bear an unfortunate character b considered by the jury in {pis i the truth or falsity of the tes- my, if you find any witness has delibe ‘Mtoly given false testimony on any terial fact, you are at ilberty to dis- regard his entire testimo re ot compelled. or obliged And you must not hold to th of a defendant the fact th ake advantage of an op jowed him to take tie stand in bis own defense," Reviews Divorce Tangle, weut into a long review of Seowwe tangle, as brought ov the evidence beginning with the ge County Clerk's office of thy or tot if he ead Justice Rog m the testimon “ SSSA SRESLESER ES BERRA eH RHE DA SHAS FH ShS DSSS « « foli in the Dodge divon judgment roll, in the opinion ontiined all tha tard ustice Rogers The marrlage of Mrs. Aimaclf conceived the idea of break- Be ‘the marriage of his nephew and = Capt. Morne, te Jaw, had no right , fo Interfere, ‘Gapt, Morse went to Mr, Ham- mel and retained him te secom- Pilth fis purpose five yours atter the divorce, At that time nothing Bad oecurced jo indicate that , Mr, Dodge or his former the employment of Mr. Capt, Merse could not to his attorney the righ he Diaivelf had no tegat | IS SENTENCE FOR "LAWYER HUMME Hummel put on his plug hat, the doors closed, and Mr. Stanchfield d out to prepare papers in some action that will warrant delay, Hummel will have to stay in the Tombs overnight unless his attor- suoceed in procuring a certificate of reasonable dowbt from some Jus- UMMEL IN TOMBS CELL. ‘wut I have been unjustly convicted through vindictiveness, Notwithstand- am now behind the bars with @ clear con- | He said he would spend the night in the cell and expected to-gain his freedom te-morrow o na certificate of reasonable doubt. JUSTICE ROGERS'S CHARGE. The charge of the Court covered every point in the case, but ft appeared against the defendant in that it shifted the point of the conspiracy from the Dodge affidavit to the firet meeting between Capt. Jim | could bl Attack the Dodge divorce. Morse 0 legal right to do this and no| | fact that Dodge le a s af the} nj} dury were dlssntioned with the | for Man Convicted Twenty Years.” (Continued from First Page.) him with expressions of sympathy. A court officer caught him by crowd in the alsle to the door lead- will be made to do this, h May seom strange to some people, that I have been a menace to the left it immaterial whether Dodge de- vight to do, Capt. Morse would have no standing in court, “So {t became necessary to seek out some one who was so nearly @ party to} the divorce or a second marriage that| he would have such ay reg | a parently nekkher Mr. Moree nor his we be di Hummel procured Charles F. to| temmoon and government mad ‘ collars, three ties, one locket, five {2 open up ‘tae diverse veorul 08 ateaenpt ith tee ald of ee pore THREE LIVES handkerchiefs, one paper of pina, one ’ to maintain some polisher, one box of handkerchiefs, __ As to Money Paid Dodge, cong Adee a nuh _MAY BE LOST er ee eS ete ee ial sreuiiek tas sum fame re Grontior and also to keep open cable IN FERRY FIRE. bolts of ribbon, one piece of lace and second Visit he received $5.00, and on |ommuntcation with pointe abruad. awabecigad three ties. & third viatt $540 more. ‘These payments | At Sebastopol new mutinies have oo- (Continued from First Page.) ‘According to the story of the woman you may consider—if you find true that) curred, and 1,000 soldiers have been dis- detective employed in the store, she were mac whey “Tr this mon, as paid merel Indemnity to Dodge for, time lost frome his business then you have one aspect of the case. On the other hand, if the| payments were made to repair the weur or strain on his conscience the case a another polnt of w. “The proposed nullification of the di- vorce was fraud with serious conse- quences to Mrs, Morse, It threatened her position in. society, her dower right in her huéhand’s estate, and her | right to his support. And if the di- vorve waa involld, her second marriage was invalid, and offsprings therefrom would have been fliegitimate, Her po- sition wae very serious Crucial Point in Case, be crucial point is—was will SpA the defendant otter hand, if you find that the charg of conspiracy {s not established defendant not gui ‘There are some points Int meny for you to consider. Rent le Captain Morse to ir. Hummel and the secret manner in whieh they were made; the afi- davit alleged to have been dictated by Mr. Hummel; the fact that came here from @ distant State and re- certain he letter written by Mr. Morse; the evi- Referee Hall, und. fines of Dodge himself. Re- propositions. be “f that the! he test!- we large dence of Mr. Sw at the office of ly, the evidence member y of the tri ‘| have ceived on hiv various visite to occurrences the sole } doce not establish that be is lying now.! His testimony, as I explained, must be corroborated, As a matter of law, charge you that there is other evidence tending to corroporate him if you find that testimony true. You are the eole judges of that. “Bear in mind, gentlemon, that the law is no respecter of persons. Sug- gestions have been made that neither Mr, nor Mrs, Morse has appeared here to complain. If the evidence is true & great wrong was done them, but it is not to their discredit that they have net come here in the role of complain- ing parties, The people of the State of New York have a right to complain if by conspiracy the law has been abused and set aside. Justice Rogers delivered several ex: liclt sete of {instructions suggested by ruled out otfers, Most of thi had been covered in @ general way in the main sare. Mr. Stanchfleld took exceptiona to a great deal of the charge of the Court. Then Mr. Nicoll took exceptions to thing Mr. Stanohfield over- after which the Jury retired at 0. o'clock ftey ihe jury retired the Court |took up the case of James McDonald, a , dismal derelfot, charged with | MMegal voting. Hummel seated himself at the reporters’ table and interested himself in (he proceedings while await- jing word that his own troubles were resumed. Anticipation did not affect | his appetite, At the request of Mr, Stanchfleld Justion Rogers allowed him to go out | for Jungheon, although the average de- fendant is confined to the Tombe while jawaiting a verdict of the jury, | Pp the di \REVOKES LICENSE OF | Alberta Reta, By the vertict of @ jay, lost her fight to rotain ar teense for ber well-cnown m resort, in the t No West ‘Thirtieth case was tried before Justice Gorman in the Supreme Cou The feature of the trial the testimony of the special agents of the Btate Pxcise Department of what hey Jdid end what they saw in the “dur. kish sitting rom" above the bar, reasonable doubtt, you wilt ‘and’ the) not be TENDERLOIN RESORT, 3: BLOODSHED AT ~ WOMAN PAROLED WOMAN WA START OF GREAT | AFTER 34 YEARS ) 1S ARRESTED AS RUSSIAN TIE-UP, LIFEIN PRISON) A SHOPLIFTER of Conspiracy---Scored by Jerome |covernmenr CRIPPLED. as “Menace to Decency of Com- THT WORLD: WEDNRADAY EVENING. DRCEMMM orm Tf} RYAN'S MAN TATLOCK \ yi PRISON CHRISTMAS FOR OLD JOE. A Out of Jail Only One Holiday’ Sea- son in Last Twenty-seven Years Is Reynolds's Sorty Record, Old Jog Reynolds, a convibt who has apent only one Christmas out of prison in twenty-seven years, was sent back W Sing Sing to-day for @ ten-year term by, Judge Foster i Part I, of General He had been convicted of BELIEVES IN “FLYERS” Tells Committee Insurance Speculation in Wall Street Is’ All Right—Germania’s Gifts to ‘Dog’? Funds, jusstons, mand larceny in the first degree. MoscowStrikers,WhoAre|Lizzie Garrabrandt Has) Lillian M.Cherry Declares Revol nn fino ion, when Armed, Fire on Train, | at Last Won Mercy | She Was Only Collect- |, sv2t0ry tor Thomas n. Ryan's ae- cet g Maree, tenant ie ae i Reena Wounding Many. of Jersey. ing Material for Story, |juriseation. ot nds ie puke peter aa reheated ant he Me ee that the Germania Life Insurance Com- . oh Lyre . " tee emetryaot wae whith to] MINISTERS AID HER (ERcheck | Hr i a women of New Jérsey have led ¢or the R. See aateaias etm Leela tie i : ied Tr uk: taboatncs. conbuevvat | tt he oni have to dlgrectied his Tet \ surance inquiry to-day. @. Mr. Ryan? A Dh heptane! a ahaha f New Revolts at Sebastopol and Pastors of Two Prominent|woonirgton titer was’ tho’ apoloeiet: BR mu Rare the THE STORY OF VINOL Kharkoff as All Work Churches Appear in Court |/fter'seccrr tac Run nt on | hateye arrose oe Pot Stops. ni ey ra ed as Her Friends, Sigh, tmtareat In the Investimenta | yOu ActioRt A EE ets’ agiantans | OY Wi: Bs Riker & Son Con New York sted ely i @ Life Insurance company was better off | { & life inmurance oampany to invest \ — deal with it in the way « 4a an adjunct of Wall street than in| upon Hse wate mer $oPO04) our experience with medicines extents MOSCOW, Dee. %.—The strike was in- augurated here to-day promptly at noon, All the men walked out of the factories and mills and the trains on the six railroads were left standing in the stations. eral pasengers were wounded. ment In this city. civil power, It te expected that the armed and are under guard. ‘The troops at Kharkoff have revolted, and the inhabitants are still adménister- ing the city, two British merchant steamers in residents in Russla, day, will not go any further, na to His Santty, Because other ettorneys than who appeared for him upon Wickes until to-morzow. The “goings on” in the place, where men and women mingéled, got acquaint. } ed quick and familiar on acqualntance, Were described by the special agents. ‘The specification upon which H. bie logg and A. O. Briggs, in behalf of @ued to revok» Mra, Rel and fortelt the $15 bond by @ surety comgany were ~ shes votntl upday lqwor law, the women Moot tn tn a disor herty hs @ place in a FEF) LING! 2 ® Ve SCAR dio: ib suffering from fag alen care fib ¢ 101M id Shortly afterward an incoming train on the Kursk road waa fired into by armed strikers, The engineer and sev- ‘The strikers generally seem to be pro- vided with arms. There is great exctte- ST. PETORSBURG, Deo, %-6.% P. ‘M.-—-Reports received here from Moscow late this afternoon Indicate that the which the military inauguration SHIP TO RUSSIA. LONDON, Dec. 2.—Beyond keeping ineas at Riga for the removal of Brit- ish subjects in case of necessity, the British government is not taking any other action In respect to the British The report that the government is sending a warship to the Baltic, ts dented by the Foreign Office officials, ot who said that the cruiser Sapphire, which reach Swinemunde, Prusala, to The British officiale are confident ot Russia's ability to ft ub Jets and property fade tot sent a warship to the except in vase of extreme necessity, ee not DELAY SENTENCE OF WICKES New Attorneys Hand in Afiidnavits at his trial claimed ‘Thomas Parmles Wickes was insane, Justice Rogers, in the Criminal Branch of the Gwpreme Court, to-day adjourned the imposition of sentence the effects of Reproduced in Four Cotore in NEXT SUNDAY'’S WORLD, the citimens of New Jersey have wished. It granted a parole who has spent thirtty-four years in the Trenton prison, and that is equivalent wo & complete pamion, for it only means the woman must report at certain !n- tetvals to the authorities and keep them informed of her whereabouts, It was by no overwhelming vote that Libble Garrabrandt gains her freedom at last. The Board of Pariona stood five to three on the matter, The votes inat Libbie randt by Co Nor and Judges ve Chan Bogert and ‘Green. ach member of i on “How Basy it Is to Steal in Big partment Stores,” In court sho Accused of shoplifting, Although Mims Cherry was not department store, she did have to rte, Por three hours before the Board’s.de-| #24 Rev. Dr. Pleasant Hunter, of cision was announced Libbie Garra- prepare ae ‘and brother sat patient- ly in the s ante-room, Miss Mary Phinmoak. whe ‘has worked inces- sandy for thé woman's freedom, was with thet nd the news was first given to her. She In turn transmitted it the others. All were deenly effec \ iarrabrands Is “now: ftty-one TAbble years old. She was sent to prison the prisoner was of high literary tainments, having already ate the time she Burroughs, of Paterson. Gress, one corset-cover, two veils, fpreagh by a mof tke a brick Lal a or 4, Thee crews Engine No. 4 i lance. turck 31, working at the north Cherry was taken she un ELD ON CRUELTY iene of the thin, given. By 2 o'clock the department had t! ag wee Lo yy! hour lat tw eaoulners amudgo. The Erie and the Pennsylvania ferries were saved, and the porta Ci of the Lackawanna ferry was jntact—so near it that it can be up for use by ¢o-n wreck. read- 80 ight. The rest was . Not an inconsiderable {tem loss may be the destruction of hundreds of Beating Men Almost jaa Lilian M. Cherry, | thirty-one years ald, who gave het address as No. 7 West Ninety-second stroct, and said she was a literary woman, was a pris. oner today before Magistrate Wahle in Jefferson Market Court. She said she was collecting material for a story tunate enough to land in “The Bishop's Carriage” after being arrested in a tercede for her in court an aggregattion of prominent clergymen, Among them were Rev, Dr, David Fumes Burrell, of of} the Marble Collegiate Church, mifth joan } avenue and Twenty-ninth street; Rev. Dr. C. H. Mohn, of the same chureh; Fourth Presbyterian Church, at Ninety- first street andl West End avemue; i. C, 8, Rand, for years an employee of Russell Sage, also interceded for hor. — ‘They all tokf Magistrate Wahle that written a after hee arrest these articles were found in her possession: One night- that she only went CME CRN Oyster-Boat Captain Accused ‘ ‘Lydia E. over many years. We have had ample Opportunity Yo watch thousands of then and thelr results and we can honestly say, medicino ar that wi never in a sore ths iy = tualvarsal satisfaction any other position; bat if it didn't keep ite eye on the tteker tape it would die of dry rot sooner or later. wee a rise or fi BF . 8, soeeent: % on @ sound Judgment which fndicates where a profit ¥ be made, . The Tobsoco Flyer. | Customer of Ryan and Morton. : than does i} . From whom did This E Intrinste It was revealod that the Washington ie rch the joan 009 | merit fork, Life, besides being a depositor in the’ stock? A. ‘Tee several firma fe baie eae tats My we nad Morton’ rust Company, e¢_whlot ne ae tt tila shor: | TaPOr segnburien cod yee val): has Nees De- | Thomas F. Ryan is vice. t, has ton’ Pte eneehes ame See Veealsed an the “trast “at ah bear Was) (cen @ good purchaser of Morton and! Q. Did Bg ag try in your } but for Sosted human atret i Ryan seourtties, Tatloch, during tho Hg come » Morton? A. No, on ry inl de ‘or-| pRB. year, has taken on the Washington | "6 . ts, At lists trom the Ryan-Morton cowipany. dircoty or tndisect y? Ar No | tava ele clogs the sretan, “ipwets te vopoy Nriaapertal Japanese bonds and }sif, t smocton ‘Trust Company? | "New modern science ved that the in-/#100,000 in Louisville, Memphis and ,' 'y. he $207,000 in Im-| O, OF greasy part bas ng value, either as Southeastern Ratlroad stock. SS MA A | & food. oF . avd the medicinal ele- stools, Japanese second és from the Mor- Menta of whlch there are about Atty dimer: en! Lt in pertal ton Trust Company. you have said here, Mr.| ing nh. 12 int ed to ge what your ' teference to. toeen's h imagine Re re a the opinion cat 8 tter for A fe. insu o deal rather in ‘euritler oat of which a quick profit ean be made—rerur ies | whose valde js waist by its offi or their associates In Wall street to Invest [t’ money In real mortgages? A. You right. Mr, Hughes. I do beltev: en investments and { think a company is al 0 extent a be enabled to wake advantageous’ and Cornelius Doremus, President of the Germania Eafe, followed Tatlock, and it v was from him that the stoty of the An -Mortgage Tax bill fund came. His company contributed $500 to the fund of $35,000. He could not recall.to whom tho money had passed, but he promised to Ket the name of the person. Other Legislative Funds. ‘This subscription was not the only one made by the Germania last yéar for legislative purposes, It put $20 In a fund for counsel to press the aduption of a lien law for the protection of mort- 0 od's liver represent all bady-bullding and curative powers iy. of study two eminent ints discovered a Way to separ | these medicinal elements from tl give to ’ ible curatives of the cod’s live 0 drop of the useless oll, and Un “Vinol. fore, is guaranteed to contain in btwn rated form all of those medicinal hog! oad and body-building ele- actually r* fresh cody’ without. ol oat Ay % thin reason it ie fast superseding old toned cod liver oll and emulsions. \s a builder and strength creator for ol weak women, Q. From wha ley fe to ents, I me without made Vi at. Hamilton or any other legislative im ‘. sways om aoth favbatianate with the ad 8 ue to Brg eas ever my opinion, the reverse of itproduee ‘ary rot. it comp fen. And 1 should e when she was . the very | book that is being published by Double- profitable investments. any children, Bent spt” sh" a“ sly 447, Pace & Co and was alo an oo-| TOO" ear onate san 'whorreprseneed | QMFONGE Speculation, tl puimnary ile we honey bles woman ever sent to prison for life in| ersetie churchwoman. She came from], committee of real estate dealers, . You hold this view or advocate this Wee aa ‘Vinol from any of the fol- New Jersey, and her original sentence | Minneapolis, where she is reported to Hughes began by asking Tatlock it he |Polley as inst & policy, 3 invest- | jos New. York drugaie fe that she be h have eonnections among persons of lag found any traces of “yellow dog” | Men, Hane lines sebioh “wilt het ar fa ‘ki Brondwa, 2653 prominent society, When searched lnayments tf "Andy" Interest covering « | 125th at og ts 2d at, in BrooklyMain Fulton st... cor. Clinto: cor. St. Mark's ave. nd bg ty re, eae fence. Tatlock eaid he had not. A Vist of all Washington Lite eol- nteral loans since Ryan got hold of the company in January last was pre- sented to the committee, Without reading them Into the recomd Mr, Haghes put the question: No Loans to Officera, “Have you made any loans since Jan. 1 last to any director of officer of you company of for their benefit, directly or \ndirectly?” such loans have been made,” answered Tatlock $25,009 as the net earn- this polley In or nal gi eg’ then tn ether worda, Mr, Tatlock, a Deliew, an insurance fault 4 Sn a von to take tage ver may be a the work! ‘all street? [3e"9 90, “IE mnomia th of in the | of a banker ready to take advanti rket. Umbrella Deft. Crash polled "to Wak ‘os the tower fdrrmacey . that “ane | tage of tis Wasbingste Lite, ctmos tho | Utes ta wine » id fo o ‘ash m Life since Hunting Strike Leaders, t oad {> tumble and they pouttled to Ln to give “local color” beginning of the Ryan Regh v of Finance Committee ‘The proclamation of & general strike safety with but few inches to oper. | to the Proposed story ward the end of J Q. that the for to-morrow at noon has created the |.“ Jakin, an oMecial of the Jetsey| when arraigned in court, the pris-| the purpose of Paul Cravi views Figen r Ww how! most intense excitement. If it+ean be| Gn tava: beam aliven oat tareet oy [omer who bad been locked Up att Might | deveifvehes te ask Tatio Hinimee wWe.ate showing sucesafully Inaugurated and maintained tating the money. there Te Sivumann | afte a I Swen! Shir. | anithing tn. the record which he hea (fr. ‘a Sasne Lesokt the pevetatitalen and J. Rosenborg. citizens who Nad vol-| Helm sme Best was naid which he destred to correct. wish 10. mak rge ment of ists are confident that f for the task, accompanied him, | telly rnne” Wiliam Schek, Jr. who Ryan Just Conourred, bh pace fee Se will break the Government's Back. im] With fire all ancund ‘im, Jekin opened Oy At cxaraination. Magistrate Wahle ton ald: ‘hatioehs "bnere’ 44: Ate, SMa ne REReeT : Fi . Re Government circles, however, confidence |taavcaxh to the einer two, who rar |adjoumed tbe cate, coe, Smoot | suchen, 1 wish to say that in the f®- easier Raliroad.” ‘ne mobrellas, pn cannot porate ty ae w ha rn bold sien Cong A = al Leal j | and that the strike most Be ot abort tel oO 8 ory eat the piaoners PARDONED BY HIGGINS. | y,,f2ult, Ya fetseed from prison on) Suitable Holiday Gifts bet oy v k, y Piste rs STURT bey eed “ota cept the rat a mace Ser! Be Liberated om Christmas. v4 Tho bakeries In, the cities, , k World.) Wite of Acensed Financier Testl- neat esos by tone choy ot | rough einen, fod sh! aba ili | Wie ot Acenaed Piaaneier Tee! Special Offerings, The police are hunting down ar- Baldwin Workman Missing. made a Ohristmas it today, It r ” " resting. the wtrike leaders as rapidly 48] ro these things ao of the| Mom Ns try told the members of the! was an executive document which will] LONDON, Dec. %—The defence of Finé A i/4 Silk fee captures bare’ bees aa the panini Lgsomtng” Works have araywhen caught, that obe wan sle>| ciiow Giuseppe Puiti to step out of | Hugh Watt, the former Member of feaders ‘keep. In hiding. , cost Me oe the, Gre | 6a satiat and. hed ‘Auburn State Prison on the morning | Parllament, charged with inciting hired L The inhabltants are hurriedly lnving| #AFted & pany saytng the? oouid Triste work, which she had gi Ot Doo, 15 a free man, Patti wae sen-|agents to murder his divorced wite, Umbrellas eeuinplicn of food as If to stand &) not account for ome of ‘a women friend to utilize on an tenced seven years ago for a life (erm | Julia Watt, and Sip Reginald Beeu-| * % if deemrenhylGpadien ‘orkmen, pean trip. on ¢ sharge Of taliing snotee ale campy Sore cee es mw with handles of pearl, ivory, with whom he ving. dy Violet Watt, wife of the dotend- O BRITISH AID “s with et cngeged tam quarrel, and in| ant” choad to-day Woh thre-evidenee of [OM ee! and natural wood, sterling trimmed, Patti, as a matter of defeni | Violet Wi toe Sette Aasatlant. . ‘The man fi | ay okt en Qn emphatic and in the Buffalo Hospital, When | 6-i1 éh for Ww . 4 \ ‘the Dis-|categoric denial of all the mate 20-In¢) omen, jurors who 4 prone ot the rane earl 28-inch for M ' Lag seid to have sn by Wi f. was commuted to twenty | Myeouting offers the Governor come | batter ave Pruted this twenty-year term so that proceeded to Italian's »ehal fatt to ‘The sen’ would threaten he woul Stash "'Bouneel enos the jury. ure $2.95, value $4.00, $3.95, “ $5.00. 45,00, “ $6.50, ‘|Lord & Tayloy, -Fitth Avenue, , { é bi eta bon fo dearand brn Aredloeidtn thie to do any. | Sterner tl good to candy loving children—tittle or grown ee NED Lntt's—at' PENNY A POUND PROFIT, nn | @aheruamets ts en COUNTER GOODS eee anara 4 20c), SPECIAL FROM DECEMBER 197! 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