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Established 1865, Vol. 47, No. 22,,
CLINTON ONTARIO. THURSDAY "NrJVEMBER 2
1912'
W. H. Kerr &Bon, Editors and Publishers
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poets for bright soy with gcod pub II SeienrO2- 31, Elio, 1 94 ; E el aun-
OF CANADA
Head OffIce, Montreal
lie school education
lag 93; E. Weems.° 90; 51 C0t.li: 89:
Carbert 88' 0. Col*: 87; J
maale-
6 87 C. Beaceet 8r • V, Evens 80;
.1 Smillie 84; 114, Hall 83; E Wise 60;
E.Brisson ba; H Mariana 79;
Harland 79 ..V.IkaeTaregart 79: M.
Davidson 79 P 51efaritt 78 A. :El-
liott 78, S. Aglicale 58 t W'nea Hee- 77
E. Powell 77; V Hearn 75 ; G Huciie
78, I. Roberton 71 • R Ronnie 74.. al
Jamieson 12; H. Shaw 72 R. ('howen
71 • E. Grolier 71. C,MeCoe: 71, p
.li
Tompsota 70; P. Yoder 69; P. Can-
to! in 69; 74. Milne 08; H Johnston.
68; S. Smillie 57; WeCrildwell 07. S
Rathwell 67 II. Wallis 67; ce. Math-
ewson 64; 01. Cook 81 : IL Rodaway
63; M. Mair 63; L Kennedy 82;
Bothwell 61; 0, Meuul 61; C, Kaiser
OE Holmes 57, le Dewar 53; 1
Gould :11 ; S. Co e It 16; R. Forrester
38,
II Arethm.eti V, Evans la ; S.
Smillie 80; F. Th.-n:11)90n 78; el. El-
liott 76 ; J. 5:mtire 73 P. M.of fait 70
V Hearn 64; 11 W den. an 62 • 0 Cole
56; C 111cCool 53 E. Morning et J
Frith 54; V. Carbet 54; C,Ieets, 7 52
IL Shaw 51; 51 el...Taegart 48; E
Brisson 48; P. Potter 11, M David. -
eon 38; K, Goei ye 38; S. Anew 38;
O. McGill 36; H. Holmes 36; W ('eld
well 36; M.Cook 34: C, Beocom 34;
M. Mair 34; 2.Wellis 42; 3 5,1
ton 30; KeChowe 23; hlaut Cook
28; E. Jamieson 26 A. lime 24 , A
Hoare 24; A. Mathew son 22; H. Dod
away 20; A. Elliott 20 :.G. Emile 20;
A. Dewar 20, R. Ranini e 18 , Rae -
lend 16; L, Cook 16 • E. MeNangl., o
)6;L. Rathwell 14, D Can;elon 14;
P. Wheatley ne • 1. Harland 12,; E
Powell 8 • I. Gold 4 ;13. Johnston
4 , R. Forrester 4. •1. Badmen 0; L
Kennedy 0.
III British History -E. Beacern 78;
E. Gray, 76; S aced. 76; N. Garrett
68; G-. Walker 33: W.W,iIker 63; 5
Henry 61 A. Meer ilea 60; S.
Wylie 60; C. Nienolson 60; 1), Copp
79; 'VI. ReYnoRls rr. Yates 94; G
Draper 93; W. liteNsualiton 92; M.
McAllister 51, F. Pod 50; E.
1 eitcb 50; 3C. Itei 1 40; A Cooper 49;
13.MeCroszie - For.!. -1 :4; W
McGregor 40; M. Meeioenn "8, L.
Ford 40; M. Genn 38; H Cantsien 36
I Wilkin 28; le 13rew n 29; D Barr
26; N.Robtney 13.
TV Freardi Comp „a tion -le. Tur-
ner 60; H. Middleton 51; R. Jewar
e0; E. Torrance 46, 13 Harlan., 42;
1[1. Shipley 42, D, Tieiney 30
1V German .Composicion -M. Ship
ley 49; R. FIarlaym 42
IV Botany - el Shipley 84 E.
Windsor 76; 1 Gam 73 R. lila Joh-
ford 69; C. Kilty R Harland 48
TV Mediaeval Ills tory- C Katy 85
B.Ilarlaed 15' M. Shepley 52; 12
Toner 82; D. liereee 35, B, Mid-
dleton 31, R. Dewar 28.
-. CS1taj Au:thole:zed...en, ... . $25,000,000
Capital Ptied-up . 11,500,000
Reserve and undivided
' profits ...... 12,500,000
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TOTAL ASSETS .......175,000,000
325 BRANCHES
[With world wide connection
Interest allowed on Deposits
' General n3anking bueinese Wane-
actod.
R. E. MANNING, Mgr.,
CLINTON BRANCH
Christmas
Shoppers
Early shop, ers get .best
choice Wa:c. recenved OUT
Christmas Goods Larger and
hotter assortment than ever.
Elidner Goode' liana :Lags,
Perfumes pm. fume Atornaere
Manicere ser eimes, Te'e' and
Manicure Sots, Gillen,: and
'Cigars, Eastman Cameras,
Fountain 11 c e.s, Ete., Le, .
You'll Find it Pays to may
Tour Christmas Gifts Here
1.111(..)70-1;.:1-17
Despeesing Chen, ea. e
4virn,,,,,,,,,14r,11,,V.
Winter Terni FronlJan.
ELLIOTT
• TORONTO, oN'r..
Canticle's High -Claes Lonireercial
School! Highly recommended by
iormer eiercieuts.• Gracile ;es en
sirong demand Write lor r etir
Cate/ ogne.
New Raisins
New Currants
-Quality is Excellent
and we are Ready for
Yon WIth
311os Valeeeia Reisirts 25e
9 nos 'Rest ne Van -nail •
- $1.00
11. lbs. Best New Pa eras
Currants . 81,00
New Lemon Peel per lb, 150
New Orange Peel ...... 15c
New C,tror. Leel . 20c
New Cookirg Pigs 7c
New Dates 7c
18 lbs lierlpatris Granulated
Sugar for $1.00,
20 lbs Yellow Sugar for $1.00
W O'NEIL
THE BUB GROCER.
Phone 48
T
Moiso s 'tan
Incorporated 1855
Ree Ord Of Progress f Of Five Years 19064911
1900
CAPITAL , $8,000,000.00 $4 a 000.00
Eel!: It V E . ..... 3,000,000 00 4,000,000.00
Del23,677,730,00 85,042,3)1,00
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LuANe e VESTMENTS . 27,457,090.00 38,854,S01.00
TOT A L Fel'S . . . 83,090,192.00 45,237,274.00
11:03 85 rn'h'e io ranada, and Agents and Correspondents in all
the 'Principal "'ties in the World.
A GENERAL BANRIINb RUMNESS TRANSACTED,.
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT
at ali Branches. Interest allowed at highest Current rate.
Clinton Branch.
C E. DOWD/NG. Manager
kfP tl
ERE are two brand new styles for Fall. The
Raglan-silaoulder is very popular with the
high-class tailoring trade, and when styled
correct'y, as shown it is a very smart over—sack. The
button-th-rph, p:tch pocket style is neat and stylish
an makes a smart travelling or street coat. These are
only two of the twenty Overcoat styles we are showing
in the famous 2oth Century Brand make. .
• Another shipment of Sweaters just
arrived. CALL AND SEE THEM
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'The iikorrgsti Cif)hIng
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BAPTIST CHURCH.
Anniversary services me') l'e held
On Sundae., December 1st when Rev,
J. G Brown, D D., F oreign Wale-
elon Secretary, will preach weeping
and evening. Special anthems by
the choir at cervices The
new Hymnal be used ter the
first 'time at these bet v;:(4. .A
heart y welcome load.
ONTARIO ST. CHUBCH
The service on Sunday ee ening
last was ccilductel by Bev J
Greene who preachedi
nn nterest-
ing sermon on "The love of God,"
Next Sunday eveningti,e con-
gregation will accept the in iftation
0, Wesley church and worship in
that church.
The League meeting on Tuesday
evening was led Mr. Piekett
,Timely addresses on the 3 empere
ence queetion were given Ly Mr.
John Newton of the Model class and
1dr. J. A Irwin
The church chair supplied the
music on Monday evening for the
Jubilee entertaipment in conneet-
ion with Turner church. Read-
ings were also rendered by Misses
Lucille Grant and Fernie Af.in
WESLEY CHURLS
Rev, 3.E Ford will he nu ay on
Sunday at Goderich and Rev W.E
Treleaven, of Lueknow will occupy
the pu7pit
Mrs 'Hineks, wife ef Rev. Dr W
H. Hineks, of Toronto, and sister of
Rev. 3. Greene, gave en interesting
talk of her trip ,lo Norway 1n1808
She look the audienee from.' Berlin
Germany, to Sweden and Norwc,y
and touched at the prinlipci cities
Marmite. At the elc,se she clre.secl
in the native 002) 0010 of a ale rweg-
; tan ,bride. Her acicheas was indeed
; inter ending.
The Womenn Associali
WILLIS 0321112032
hold tbeir regular monthly meeting
' on Wednesday of next 'week,
1 The Young men's Club w1l meet
a_ext Monday evening and will sit
as a Meek Parliament,
The regular monthly meeiing of
• the Gill's Caul. was bald on Tees -
day evrning, A 'ery interesting
; I:Ingrain was ien. E,
I Becker sang very ErWe114, "afar-
; guerite." A duet "Twilight" was
;sung by Misses O'Neil and 1 hi lley
, and Mire MaeLood gsva, r r exeel-
lent address On [The i 1E'55801
Voice." It was deeide;c1 to pay at
[ once the balance clue on the piano
end ,send! $68 to 511w:ions.
C'boir practice win be id. On
Saturday even: og o this wa eh in-
stead of Friday as 'usual. ,
An afternoon tea will be grven in
tile lecture, room of the church
next Thursday afternoon frJrn 4 to
6. Adreirisio.n 10c,
• Send "Booster" to England
To Make Dili Huron Kiloviin
MR. JOHN RANSFORD URGES A SYSTEMATIC CAMPAIGN TO
ADVERTISE LANDS AND PRODUCTS OF THE FERTILE
COUNTY—PLANS TO SECURE FUNDS DISCUSSED,
Organization Effected at Clinton -Meeting,
With Mayor J. C. Greig, of Seaforth, First President
Huron County will try a close. of
publicity :or what: ails it. Lan:Lipton
County's ....uceosz,7u1 ajvdrtising
campaign was quoted extensively
1. y speakers at an organization
meeting here last Thnesclay altar
noon 'and letters were reed giving
information :from Dr. C. 0 Fairbank
end Reeve Sti ..ree • of Pit tr oleo,'
andSecretary J, M. Ade me, or
Sarnia
Mr, Joseph Elliott. of Goderich
who represented the immigration
pertinent of Ontario teal:in old
land, told of handing out Lambton
litwoetirlaleulyaevion taLhoenedejarit lona'i
91tenhequael
Pleasure in info -ming intending
emigrants of Huion's agrieeltural
1 esources Deleam les res:sed
themselves strongly in favor of
thoroughly ',writing up" the dis-
t! i '‘t in the near future and furni-
r bin ce Canadian agents la Great
Britain with literatuee.
The following officirs wets ole?t-
ed President Malor 3 0 Greig,
Seaforth; vice-Preaelent_ Reeve
Leckie, Brussels , secretiry, Mr
James Mitchell Goderich, easur-
eieReeve, B.C. Mennings, &ode-
nch ; executive committee!, Reeve
ealuek McEilloP TovanshiP •
ayor Spotton. Win gham Mr John
Ransford Clinton Mr, W J Hea-
men, Exeter ',Reeve, 1 5,01j0, of
tirey TownshiP and Warden Sto-
lle:re.
Parliamentaiy epresentativ es of
1.11VIT).1.11sP".°;'s.4,' 5B1 iPlbePr,;
W. Pronadfoot,P,13 • B N.LeVis. • 51 1? ;J
IVIeriny 11,1,P„ nd So ‘.vinan 51 P.
we: E ,named honorary vice presi-
dents, None When, were present,
the tureobers el the 1.30USO Of COM-
M .3.U3 being in Ottawa and the re-
presentatives in the Legeslefure
absent for same reason 11)0 at-
teqriance was about 70,
Loug Agitated.
Tile raeeti'ng 'Was ealled be Mr .3,
• 11'11581°rd, President of the Chilton
Board of Trade, bat the mee ement
hes yeen agitsee 1 for some Lime in
elorlerich and o neor pares of the
connty, Reeve 'Leckie, of iliusrele,
and r !.hers, tried to get a grant of
$2,000 or at least 8,e,000 from the
Ctuaty Council al en last eesion,
but Mr.Bansford and others
es tiring afEer0000 0195d 11 at a Lam --
Tanga) be undertaken kf raise funds
;rem the munleiPalities, suePle-
mcynt it 'with the pravineia, giant
pied %tied inuch cases and then go
to the ,Ccruncil for ad.
While representatives 01 rulal
municipalities were decitieo)Y 10
• the meeority oltne meeting, many
o f those who spoke believed that
'he Council had taken the proper
f•cluive in asking tn. e fQ2 30.'altlra-
tion. andwould, when next aP-
Proached., be ready With pub-
ei .
The meeting finally decided to
lave the executive committee welt
on the county council at' Lts . De-
cember rae•eting.
Mr. John Bamford, who Was ask-
ed to preside, stated 10 a brief ad-
dress that Huron County had lotrt
nearly 1 030 in popUlation-,acivall,-
'or a decade. One" statesman had
estimated that each immiee ant was
worth $1003 to Canada, so that the
financial loss from the We s'ern
exodus on this 'basis was enormous
"Wo have the cLeapefft land In
snada " the opoitci added 'evIten
you consider edinate, railway 061-
ities, roads and 'the serial, educa-
tional and religious facia les. The
very largo pr
Closes that were advertisel The
railways Prefer ,plane eeople
where payments riusl be made for
the long haul on traffic.
Send a Men Over
dea was that the County
anuncil ought to spend $4,y90 or
$5e.60 a year for three yearout
edu-ational car. 0,aige is nee:led.
Now eve are a ssue Id that Go iletich
ryuld p depended on ;for
1 comer. butien 00 8,5)30. Tho board
of Trade has inter viewed Canton
o \en Council and diet body ha will -
tag to pay its ehe've. On the same
,soale as the proeosed G0001.1011 con-
Malrl'hona i !14sti8
• . j3IRTHS.
BREWER -1'a An .21:011 13'O-% llospi
101 $tratloYd, Oita., on No ,erabet
[ MR, JOSEPH E,'LLIOTT, Gorlerich,
:2Blitei\43a1.02)?%toof. MErdmoailaittni za:.\;r1:"(1,Hauaargela •the
takingoran actino inciterest for
4
1 -libation it wouldhe only about tea
cents per head of panulation. We
must have a pamphlet. for distrion-
( ion among inreaheme immigee hie
roan the old noantry, and 1 berieVe
we could eend a first-claos mail to
back lip of r literature, see agents,
rn[d address meetngs an etuld
pay an his expenses fo. 88,000
yearly. Tnere is o use adv ei Using
ici one year met tlen dropp;ng it."
Lam:biota at Work
Mr. Joseph Eloota of Grderich,
peinted out that Ontario has many
competitors in bitidfng fc i; British
.,.migrants and that Australia is
Putting up a stronger fient In the
London office of the Ontaiie, Qov-
ernment t[he epeaker hin:self had
given out many copies of Larit ton
timenty's literatures 'While ne had
none from Herrun.• and had tae ex-
telle.nce of hea, lea ;sore eraigrat-
mg parties "3,0 1,aa seleetv 0 Lamb -
tin as the;: future borne as a direct
ult of readion; this lit- eature
Lambton is no Ie,lleT 'data Hu-
me," said the speaker "What can
beat Mc -Killen and 'Inekersmith for
mixed and dairy farming. Peres of
(Mderich Townanip anci Kay and
etephen might do nano: ram e in
(bit g, owing th !II are being done.
"In England I had it. any enquiries
for small ;terms r dairy or Peu:trY
Minns or market gardenir.g. The
erne of 50501)111m farraieg :sneer,
:ad when living; in the country will
be mote delightful •then it is Lan -
s) der ea to -day."
The Time To Start
Reeve Leckie, of Brussels. who, in
the Oomoty ()penmen -loved tor a grant
of 52,001 for this work, avhich motion
was defeeted, point out that tbe i'ural
representatives bad not expressed
themselves against the scheme, lint
desired time tor consideration. Perna-
ers had the first interest in the matter
that of the towns and villages was
seczondari . Farms are becoming, larg-
er, and first -elms land being leased for
grazing.
"Farms selling lo -day for 56,000,"
said the speaker.' ought to bring 510, -
000. They are not selling at anything'
like their productive value, or at what
farms are bringing elsewhere, .about
95 per cent, of this county, if cleared
up and drained, would be fit for cutti-
vetion. I think it 'is time we spent a
little money -at least 52,000 for this is
sataccirt11:1"tY of 10 rural municipalities.
And this is the time of the year to
Mr, James Mitchell, of Goderich,
urged the appointing of a strong cone
inittee to prepare a pamphlet and be
reedy to give the County Council in
January an estimate of cost,reminding
that body that the Ontario Govern-
ment was willing to pay one-third of
such publicity wor15.
Appeal To The People.
"There is one thing sure," said Mr..
David Oantelon, of Clinton, "the peo-
plepf the county have to be educated
along this line. I favor appointing
men to bring this matter before the
people at the different polling places
at the coming municipal election."
M. Oantelon, who had shipped 1,000
barrels of apples during the day, add-
ed a word about the crop :
"If Huron would take up spraying
and cultivating of fruit, we would get
as much as Lambton growers.
• I consider this scheme one of the
most important factors before the peo-
ple at this time.
"Publicitv is the thing,' was the
opinion of Mr. J. C. Greig,,of Seaforth.
"I propose that we organize at once."
To put the meeting on record, Mr, J.
B. Hoover, of Clinton, seconded by Mr
James Mitchell, moved that a publi-
city association be forined.
Will Council Adt Now
•••••••••••••••004110•11esliati
Men and Events:
SIR EDWARD S. CLOOSTON, Ban
ker and financier, who died end'
denly on Saturday in Montreisl,
Child At Goderich
Starved To Death
Reeves Parents -Roundly Scored
by Jury-inthinal Action
May Follow.
Goderich, Nov. 25-0oroner 'Dr. W,
J. R. Holmes' jury to -night found
that the death of the little child of Mr.
and Mrs. W. J. Reeves. of this place,
which occurred in the local hospital on
Mondey night last, was due to inani-
tion, and roundly censured the par-
ents for not !ookiug after the child
and providing it with proper food.
Drs. A. 0, Hunter and W.F. Gallow
why conducted the post-mortem, testi-
fied that the chile was not properly
cared for, and was in a sterved con-
dition at the 81700 06 its death, .Six-
teen other witnesses, 'moreover, the
majority of them neighbors. declared
that the Reeves children were often
left aloue at night, and were by no
means properly looked after. No
announcement wds made to -night as
to any action being taken in the case.
The Local Option
Campaign,
,,RwOramor
Folio tying is a revised list of places
to vote on Local Option.
pae It Te rIbE0Sr 0
TOWNS
Mount Forest
OarltonAur°Place North Bay
Oshawa
Clinton
Pembroke
Forest•
Petrolea
Ingersoll
Sarnia
Kincardine
Lindsay
Winghani
VILLAGES
Meaford
Bancroft
Bayfield
Dutton
Eganville
Exeter
Nenelon Falls
Fergus
Georgetown
Glencoe
Markdale
Morrisburg
Newborn
• Port Stanley
Parkhill
Springfield
Tiverton
Thamesville
Victoria Harbor
Westport
TOWNSHIPS
Amherst Island King
Arthur London
Brock
Bromley
Burleigh
Cornwall
Christie
Delaware
Drummond North Gower
Dunwich Normanby
Blom Pembroke
Escott Front Sandwich E,
Esquesing Stephen
Fitzroy, Turnbeery
Hibbert Whitby E.
Hemsworth
Louth
Maiden
McKillop
Monteagie
Morris
Nichol
much support from the County0ouncil illyth W I M'll
The ehairman expressed doubt that
could be depended on until the towns
and villages movided some funds and
secure a provincial grant and then ap-
peal to the Council. • '
lionimillor J. Ne Govenlock, of Me'
Klin), favored the plan of securing
support from the tovvns first, Mr. 530.
Mr, Greig, Reeve Leckie, 'and Reeve
13, C. Munnings, of Godericheiad more
faith in the County Council and
thought a grant could be obtained in
January, if nob in December.
Hoover nes° thought it wise believing
the County Council would supplement
the amount raised, Mr. G, te Petty,
ot Exeter, believed the Clouncil would
give support now,
'Dr. 3, W. Shaw's suggestion of an
adjournment for ten minutes so that
heads of municipalities might meet,
and form a committee was approved.
The following delegates registered
3, C. Greig, Seaforth ; 10. Petty,
George Aoynt, „Tames Johnston and J.
Lorne Scott, of Remain ; H. 0. Munn -
loge 3 0. Laitbewaite, B, W.Orabam,
H. J. A alactEweie A. G. Nesbit;
James Mitchell, W. E. Kelly and A.,
Porter, Goderich ; W. 5, Hearnae,
Je H. Scott, A. Ford, 5. G, Starenny,
, hi. Sceitheott and OH, oF Ex
eter ;Mayor George Spotton,A. (.3088115
Wingliam ; J. Gribbings, 0 Jobnson,
5,13 Hoover, Bever, E. Ford,Rev. 5. J.
AIIFo, Dr. T. W, Shaw, F HO, W.
Jackson, S. 5. Andrews', D. A. 30OVT0F.
ter; L. Trick, C.' E, 1)ovading, G.
Hoare,. S. Hunter, of Clinton ; George
Lindsey and Dr. (2.W. M. Smith, of
Hayfield -William 'Glen, 8taeley
I TowesteP ; Robert W. Liviegstone,
ey Townshipea. N. Govehlock, Mc-
TowuablP
Get at -rho
R 0) 0 T I
That is the duly way to re-
move any trouble, 11'. it i;s
Cough or .Cold. get at it by
[using
Holmes
Lung Tonic
St is the best fer your cough
and is 23c at the
REXALL STORE.
W.Q.R. Holmes
. Phrn. 13.
.......eoredearamoomearossturanemeaseszaw
$6.50
Trousers
$5.5
This week our special in
Men's wear is Trouserings,
made to your measure, with
best trimmings, and guaran-
teed fit, English stripe
Worsted and Scotch Twe ed
regular 6.50 for 85.50
Ordered
Clothing
Be well dressed if you
will be respected wherever
you go. Come in and have
our Mr. Towne measureyou
up for a good Custom Made
Suit whether it ,be a busi
ness or a Sunday Suit.
We Guarantee all Work
Turned out From
This Depart-
ment.
TOZER
BROW
et
Men's Tailors and Furnishers
Destroyed by fire CIIMIN6
Property Owned by Ottawa Man
Was Uninsured -Built
Twenty -Seven
Years Ago.
Myth, November, 25. -Fire eaely
yesterday learning totally destroyed
the woolen mills property. The mill,
which has been closed. down for
several yeare, will he a complete loss
to the owner, Mr. T. R, Forsythe, of
Ottawn, as it was uninsured, Immo.
diately on the discoveey of the fire an
alarm was sent 40, hut despite the
tact that a new waterworks system
has recently been installed at s, big
cost to the town, the fire had gained
too ninclo headway by the time the
brigade arrived on Cho scene for the
pressure:available to be of any use.
The fire wades the passing of the fie t
manufactory located in this town; it
was established by the present owner's
fa her 27 yea V6 ago,
The Bible Society held a union Meet-
ing in the Presbyterien church no
Tuesdaytevening at which there was
a very good attendance, the three
mmisters takuag part, Rev. O. baler,
of Trinity Oluireh, gave the first ad-
dress on "Go ye into all the world and
preacla the Gospel." Rev. Mr. Jewett
followed, Rev. Mr, Terner, of the
Presbyterian church, closing with an
able address.
EVENTS
„November 28 -Women's Institute,
November 28 -Annual Sale,' St. Paalfa,
Church.
November 20 -Agnes Knox Black:.
December 2 -Colleen Meeting.
December 3 -Howler's Concert.
in the Town Hall, on
TUESDAY EVENING, DEC.'S,
Judge ooen:'
Clerk Miss kr Rance
11.T. Ranee
DiqoafidnutcYact a'a.,11.".i.Iencvlteouvre
Def's Attorney ,Je cwi
°'s Att00a
Wic3orrlicalet-eiC,(3511:1Ass 7IN
Court ,Oeficer D
Crier C-1- ay, Yeten
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