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GERMAN ARMY AGAIN RAUIES
NEAR EAST PRUSSIAN BORDER TO CHECK RUSS[AN ADVANCE
General Von Hindenburg Admits He Is Opposed by Num¬ erically Superior Russians, But Still Has Faith in the Ultimate Result of the Gigantic Battle.
BOTH  SIDES  CLAIM  IMPORTANT   VICTORIES
London. Nov. 2S.—Gen. Von TTimlnnhurp has lit^»n proniotcl hy the Kaisor to (lio posi of Fiel(1 :\l;)rsli.-t1 ol' tho German forco^ operating ajrairisl  ihe Rii.ssi,TUs.
This aniKiuiiPemput taken toirethev with ^itatenients hoth^ tTonj Pptroprad and Berlin that the great cnieial bailie m Polaml rontinues without 'hfinite result, indicates that the Onnau anny has rallied and thai from what appeared io lie ijrnominous re¬ treat and utter rout, the resourcefulness of the Cennany ariii> s prealpst stratefrist has made it possihle for the Kaiser's legions to re-foi-m and enter uton a new stage of the campaign.
Cen. Von Tlindenhnri. in assuming the higher rank con- ferred upon hiin. issued a general army order in his troops, which was transmitted here from Thorn, by way of Amsterdam. Tn the order the Field .Afarshal says:
"Tn severe figliting. which ha.s lasted for several da-is my troops have brought to a .standstill the offensive of the nunien- cally stiperior  Russian  forces."
Kaiser Congn"aUilates Von Hindenburg'.
The contents of a teb-gram from th.- Kaiser congratiilatiiiJ: the commamler upon iiis snccessful stand and conveyinir the thanks nf the Emperor and the German people for the protection Von Ilindeiiburtr and hi.s troops liave afforded on tlie eastt-rn front is repeated in the seneral order. The Kaiser's telegram corcludes: ''T am proud of having arrived at the highest mili¬ tary rank at the iiead of snch troops. Yonr ligiiting spirit voiir peserverence have in a marvelous mannei' inlicted greatest losse.^: on the enemy. ^lore than Cid.OOil prisoners, ¦tuns and about 'jnii machine guns have fallen- inio our luunls
"Bui   the  Russians are not yet  jnnihilated.
¦'Therefore,   go   forward   with God. foi' our  I';mi>pr(U- am FatlierlaiMi   until   the   last   of   the   Russians    is    siiiidiied    and    is brought to our feet.    TlochI"'
Contents of a telegram received by General Von riindenburg from the Kaiser .iust before the battle of T/odz. also was reported to .-Xmsterdain. It says: "Distinguish yourself. The eyes of the world arc upon you."
Grand Duke Nicholas Confident.
OpposiuL' Geiicial Von I[iiideni>iirg in tiiis bjittle of b.-^ftles rs Grand Duke Nicholas, commauder in chief of the Russian forces in the fi(dd. From him today came a s-tutement e((ually full of confidence of the final result. The Grainl Duke sa.vs in part: "On the entire front between the Vistula and the Warthe rivers the 'battle is progressing in fa^or ol' the Ru.ssitm arms."
Victories at certain i)oints are claimed in dispatches from the (^rand Duke to tlic minister of war in Petrograd, >'-ut accord- iiitr to aiinoniicemer-t in the Russian capital, no claim of over- wiu'lming defeat is made in official circles.
Prot^ress in Galicia and from ;{0 to HO miles southea.st of Cra- (•(> wis reported in an official statement issued today in Petro¬ grad.
The importjint successes are claimed for the Russians all the line which exteii-ds from Proschievicz to Vosnitcii. intersecting Xrzesko and Bochnia.
Austrian Amiy Is Routed.
On -Nov. lib, according to the oiTicial .statement ;iii entire .\ ust rian army was routed b.v the F?ussians and T.OdO piiso/nM's taken logether with oO camion. len of Avhieh were complete with horses and 20 machine gun.>. \
.\t   Brzesko. a  battalion  of  Russian   made    prisoners of    the
remnants of the ^ilst   regiment  of     llTin.gariaM      llonvcd. Those
taken  included,  the  commandin-g officer, 20 officers. ,500 soldiers
and  tlie regimental  standard.     .\n   automobile   conveying a   imiii- itcr of officers of the general staff also was taken.
Regarding thfi I'lghting at Lodz, wiiich both the (icrman and Russian .staff admit, has been- resumed with threat vigor, tlie Russians succeeded in making progress at certain points, the loi-.i- tion of which is withheld.
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BAHLES AMONG THECLOUDS GIVE SPECTACULAR TOUCH TO THEJTR UGGLE IN FRANCE
Four Distinct Duels Are Fought by German and French Aviators High Above the Earth With Soldiers Look¬ ing on in Breathless Wonder
REMAEKABLE  EXPLOITS BY TKE DARING FLYERS
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WHfiRE ARMIES OF TKE   SULTAN   HAVE   REACHED   THE   SUEZ    CANAL
Wlii'if the Ttirks lia\e njieMcd ilie Suez ('aiial--accoi'diiig to reports I i'(tm (,'onst;iiiliuople—is shown at (.\). Kl Kantara. a smill xill.igeou the west bunk of this waterway, is at the head of Lake Mangala.
MORE TROUBLE   END OF THE WAR STOCK MARKET FOR AMERICA i NOW IN SIGHT, \ IS AGAIN OPEN
OVER Mexico!   says officer'  for business
United States May Again Find Englishman High in Command It Necessary to Enter the! Believe That June V/ill See Southern Republic j   End of Struggle
DeaHnii:s in Bonds Is AH That Wilf Be Permitted for the Present
Paris. Xov. 2.'',—.\ flood of official and nnofficial reports lo- da.^' told of numerous battles in tlie nir Avhich indicate that the aviators of the rival armies are taking a most prominent part in the actual  fighting in the western war area.
Xo fewer than four remarkable exploits by flyers were re¬ corded in the day's fjispatclies and mo aerial eneagement was made notable by the fighting of f)iir distinct duels. In all except one  exploit  the  Germans  suffered  losses.
.'\ delayed 'dispatch has .iu of Amiens which says that a deta corps attempted to destroy the V Xov. 18. .Armored Taiibes swoop French corps, droppins bombs, hy the lookouts anri as they fie air, one hy one. each Frenchman s duels were precipitated. After m four distinct battles were foutrh honors Jibout even, until suddenl a signal veered off and withdre
-t been reci'ivcd from the vicinity chment of the German flying reneh aerial depot at Amiens on ed down on the aerodrome of the Their apf)roach had been reported 'V nbout French aviators took the iiieling out his opponent. Four uch maneuverin<r for position the 1 out hish aliove the earth, with y the (iermans. as if in answer to w toward the German lines.
SrrUATION  COMPLICATED
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Washiuston. Nov. :"S.—Trout)lo whieh may cause the United .States to enter ^icxieo again, has broken out afresh in the oil rr^jions of Tam- piio where vast po..=sessions of the .Wtherland.s, GreiU Britain and (Ger¬ many are located. The news today to the State Department from Viee Consul Bevans. at Tampieo locates the trouble at Panuco which is up the river of that name heyond Tam¬ pico. It is indicated that the dis- turhanees there are raiised b,\- ban¬ dits ;ind other marauders.
The State Department ha.= no con¬ firmation of the report that the forces of Carranza have ftone over to Gen¬ eral Villa and thar Tampico will be ooeupied without opposition. It is pointed out that if the disorders in the oil reeions continue it will he the duty of the I'nited States to take steps to look after tho interests of he Xetherland.-;, Gre.it Britain and Germany, and tha.t the foreign imis¬ ers as heretofore Vie allowed to sro in¬ to Tampico and protect the intf>rests of their eountnes.
The I'nited Stale?, has ,at Ta'.npico the battleship Rhode Isl-md ami this. It is understood h.is been there at tho request of TToil.ind. That conn- try ten days aprn called the attention of the .State Department to he dan¬ ger o the Dutch oil wells because or the Insufficiency of the Mexican gu.Trantees.
Thr- situation is eom;ilicatod as to the protection of the German and Knsrlish interests b\ the faet that the war vessels of belli,a:erents eannotn ata>' in an.v neutral port such as Tam¬ pico for more than  24 hours.
Tf foreign natituif! should cotne t(V the conclusion thi»t the oil properties are not safe by rc.tson of attacks from ETuerillas and bandits and the I'nited St;ites declines to t.ike .1 hanil. it is very likf^ly thnt the dutv of protoct- (Conlinneii    im    |:a'.r<"    '-.>
London. Xu\". JS.-- 'I'hat Uic w-'v will be over in .lune or before was lhe .statement made today by an offi- .^^r of hish command 'in Geiieial l'"rcnch's army. He is back from thf front on a few da.vs leave, btu cai:no. be desisrnatcfi with any srcatcr p;o- cision.
"The war will bt. over before .Vscot," was the wa\ he put it. and the .\scol I ace meet comes in the middle oC June, when   there    is   one.
liis siaicment was made in all se¬ riousness and was justified in his mind, by what he described as facts \n the situation which, in brief, are the German efforts in the westeru theatre of the war are practically ex¬ hausted, that the conditions on the eastern front will .-oon become seri¬ ous: that the psychological moment for the general offensive for which Gen. Joffre is rapidly approachin.o; and when it does arrive that ^.he movement of the allies cast and wc..;: will    prove    irresistable.
Karly in the summer, -^aid the of¬ ficer. Germany will be ready to make jjeace in tlie best terms she can o-b- tain.'
This prediction is reprarded a.s pure¬ ly a military one aud lea\es out of consideration the fiuestion of what lerms Grey will be able to obtain .<r willing to accept.
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The funeral of .Vlrs. .M. H. Post wv^s held from her late home, 1 MT South l-'raiiklin street, ye.sterday afternoon ut 1' o'clock. Services were conducted ">.l the residence by Ttev. Charles iC. (lUthrie. and man.\' friends and rela¬ tives W'ere in attendance. The pal! bearers w-ere: Dr. hewi.^ H. Taylor. .1. .1. Schooley. John llancc. Charles Trice, .Andrew Hunlock und Chrisliuu Walter.s. lattrineiit was in the rlol- lenback cemetery.
MARKET SHOWS FINE TONE
German Raids   by   Biplane
The afternoon official communique reports German raids by biplane with three aviators on t::e Ypres front. French artillery put a period to the flight with a well directed shot The German march was struck •^p 1 tumbled to earth. One of the Germans was killed and the other two  were taken prisoners.
Xumerous houses in Dunkirk yc-vo damaeed bv bombs dropped from a  German biplane wliicb  h id ventured far from its ba.se. ac-
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MOTHER HOUSE OF sisters
TO be LOCATE DAT DALLAS
Commitlee Practically Decides on Worden Farm for Mag¬ nificent New Building That Will Cost Almost $200,- 000 When It Is Completed
LOCATION ACCESSIBLE TO   THE  RAILROADS
MRS. FREDERICK CHASE IS REMOVED TO BOSTON
CARDINAL IS
Xew ork. -Vev. 2,S.—.\fter an idle¬ ness of stV(Aiteen weeks and two days llif .stock exchanffciicker.s re¬ sumed theii futi'tions today and re¬ corded traii'-actions ast hey occurred on the I'loor of the exchanse. The 1 xpeiiment of opening? the bond mar¬ ket for ^ealin.!;s in bond.s under re- .'trietions was in every wav success¬ ful. P:iblic interest was intense and hundreds of stock brokers that never deal ;n bonds them.selve.e, but giv« their roers to felluw brokers who make a speciajty of bonds, made it a point ro be present on the floor.
\Vic?n ."^ecreturx- Kly opened the ses¬ sion by .. stroke of the sons: at 10 c'clixl, tu\\\ :''10 members wtre pcres- en^ and lhe re-enlist ar.uv or --tock ex''hrn:re cperators and te'enhcne at¬ tendants .^oired  in a cheer
The opining; transaction was five I'. S .t-teel .-.s at 99 3-4. off 1 1-4 from th.- .luly :^0 price. .Anoqual amotmt of Distiller spcurrfies Hs next (•handled hands at .'it)., up 2 points. C S- O. c(m\ertibles showed a decline of 1 1-? in the initial transaction.'- and .Southern Pacific Con. 4s were off 1-S. Tienlinps were carried on in the nsual ord-^rly fashion and tr.ides to- (nllcd .?r.'1,000 par value in the flrsr 13  niniiiets.
The  sub-co.iimiit. e  of  threo   sat  at tp.bhs   c! ..e   tothe   bond    market   for the  ptirpose a-   mi.eht  be  deemcj  ex¬ pedient.     I'ni. n   Pacific   Convs.    .-.ere larce amoimt are  Icnown to be held in Germany   wero  down   2     1-C     points. Interhoro Met.  • 1-2.= were stron,s and steady.  Central   Leather  4s   firm   with 1-2    per   cent    cain.      Baltimore   and Ohio   Convs.   sliowtd   a   loss   of   4   1-2 points  and   Xortbern   Pacific   4s  of  a International .M'ri-anti!o ^larlne 4 1--s! were  off   1   I-:'   jioints from  the   clos-' inp on .rui.\-  :;o.    Ti't?; sales amoimt"d i to   t>4S,000  for tbe  two  hoiu's' session I asainst  a  turn-o\er  of   «2.09,S,000  re¬ corded on July no. a  f«l' dny.
EAST END mi VICTIM
cording  to   news   dispatches   from was .struck by a bomb.
During the day several Taub.' Hritish aviators took their turn ar Ghent, where field headriuarters of established.    Three  persons were damage was done.
the coast citv to-dav.   One man
• iwichiii'S flew over    the    city,
bomb-dropping,    fl.ving    over
\\\c (Jentian arm.v has been re-
• ii.jnrc-l.   but   no  great   military
Re-enforcements Arouse    Enthusiasm
I'aris is afire with mw enthusiasm to-night because of the ar¬ rival at TIavrc of Field .M;irshal Sir John French's re-enforcements to the number of nearl.v a million and a quarter of men. This :«eeond great expeditionary force arrived from England in a steady =>tream of troops ships from whicii they iiave been debarking for the pa.st three da.vs.    Xearly 200 ships comjirised the fleet.
Work of c(iuipping this new army is going i-apidly forward and as fast as they are put in rctidiness for service at the front the.v are being sent to the firing  line.
The nassagi^ nas a dangerous one ioj- (ierinan submarines were actively engaged on the Beigian cotist and at certain points in the channel. It is believed the .steamshi[»s Framo and [Malachite were sunk because the.v were believed to be conve.ving troops.
Official Jiews from Boi'deaux rgardiiiir to-day's developements on tre front is meagre. The midnight btdlctin states that to¬ day's events were but a c,.petition of the activities of yesterdav. These latter were ciironicled iu the afternoon communique. aV- tillery exchanges are reported along the whole front in Belgimn. The   only   offensive   movement    ^'-'tw, a fresh   attack   by  the  Ger-
!l!e« to the south   of   Ypres.
man forces on the positions of thi This was repulsetl by the I'Vench.
The activity of I lie German artillery iu this retrion has appar¬ ently slatdsciied. tending to confirm the unofi'icitd report that the Germans have witlulrawn to J\ou!crs fhe heavy guns which have been  hamiuerin.ic at  this point.
IN SCRANTON     cf hold-up artists
Mrs. Frederick Chase, who iias been seriously ill at her home here, was removed in a private car over the T>eliitrh Valley Kailroad to Boston last nisht whero she will be placed imder the care of an eminent physi¬ cian. Mrs. Chase, wife of the Keneral m.m.'i.Ejcr of the Iv<^high Valle.v Coal Company, became ill .several days aiio but no serious consequences were an¬ ticipated by her friends. It is declar¬ ed her condition is favorable for a speedy recovery.
Proffiineni Cathclic Church I Dignitary Is Welcomed by ,   Knights of Columbus
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TO MKi:r :*ioM>\v i;vt:\in"g
Tho comnittee in charae of the erection of tbe new mother hou.-e for the listers of Mercv. have nrocticnlly decided nnon a site in the boroupth of Dallas. The plac* ir known as the Worden fam and is located about five monutes' walk from the statiins <.f the I-ehi^'h Vnlley and th.» Dallas ,9-   Harvey's   T.,ake   life.
This farm has been on the market since th edeath of Mr. AV orden. The price at which it was h >ld is .^1t.0i>0, but it could not be learned for a cer¬ tainty last ni?ht whether or not the committee has decided to pav this |pric for the land. Thero are more than one hundred acres in the plot, but only a portion of this will b needed for the new convent It is undrfttood that a purcha'^er has been secured for the   rmaindr.
Th plans of the committee in charge of th-» plans for the erection of the nw mother hoiis are to erect abuild- fng that will when entirely comple*ed -opt 'n th'^ '-eitrhborhood of S200.000. Tli'o ".Tl 'ir' wi'I ni't he expended at the outset.    The intention is to erect
a buildinsr that can be added to from time to tim-^ as the renulrement- of the Sisters d'-mand.
Th intention is to have in connec¬ tion with the mother house an acad¬ emy for the hi?;her education of .eirls .ind department of vocal .and instru¬ mental musi.- that will compare favor- abl>' with Mt. Kt. Mar.Vs at Scranton, or any of t'ne other acq demies con¬ ducted bv .Sister.s in thi.s part of the I^nit^d   Sta.te.<?.
The hou.se of the Pi.sters of Mercy is at present located at St. Mary's convent on .^¦.>uth Washington .str-^*-! Members of the order in all the cities and towns in th Scranton diocese have spent th:ir vacations here. For .sev¬ eral ye.Trs the /-apacity of the buildins has been tjixed to the rtmost and ihe er'^cti'r. of more "ommorlious quar¬ ters ha.c; heen absoliiteh   necessary.
Th Worden farm is an ideal loca¬ tion and its T,^^xim!ly lo the railroad .st:itions at Dallas will make it easy of p.ccess for all whe travel to and fro.m it over either the Dall.Ts ,.;- Har¬ vey's I.ake line or the Lehigh Valley.
.^n espeeiaU.v intertstins; meettni:: of the Chamber of ofaimercc will be held tomorrow venin? .at ,S o'clocis. In- terristing' rei)orts ar.* expected from several of the committes that have boen  active for the past few months.
CONTRACTOR IS
CLAIMED BY DEATH
Following an illness of general de bility, John Klein, well known plas¬ tering contractor of this city, died yesterday morning at the home 204 Blackman street. .Mr. Klein was ill about a year h,aving been compelled to retire  from  active  work.
Mr. Klein is surviv-d by his wife and the follo\^¦in•.,' children. Mrs. Frank .Martin. Mr-. William Richard, Mrs. William Krackenfelts, -Mr.'- Charles .McCall. .Mrs. Charles ' Leim. Ruh and Grace and John Klein. The funeral will be held Tuesday morning at 9::'.0 o'clock with requiem high mass at St. Boniface Church and m- tcrment in St. Mary's Cemetery.
Scranton, I'a.. Xo\. 2.s.—Conr;M.i.' here to attend the dedication of the Church of the .Nativity in South .Scranton tomorrow. <'ardinal .lames Gibbons, of Baltimore, hi,^hesi dig¬ nitary in tho CathoV," Church in -Xmerica. arrived i7i this city toniglit aboard the private ecar of I'res. W. H. Truesdale, of the Lacka>vanna Railroad. The Cardinal was accom¬ panied by .Archbishop Kdmund F'ren- dergast. of Philadelphia. Bishop Thoma.s .Shahan. of Catholic I'ni\er- sit\-, and a score of other well known Catholic  bi.shops and  clergymen.
Upon his arrival here the Cardinal was grectci! ;,y Bishop Tloban. of tbe Scranton Diocese and local <'atholic clergy. Me was then taken to the Bishop's residence, with members of the Fourth Degree Knights of Co¬ lumbus acting as a guard nf honor at ihc depoot. on the .streets leading to ihe Risbop'.s ho7nc- and then at the residence.
Cardinal Gibbon; is tr> spend two days in thj^j^ity. Tomorrow he will .nttend the d.-dication of th" new Poijthsidc Ch'ireh while on .M(>nday h<^ will visit the local Catholic insti¬ tutions and on Monda^• e\ening will b" the gue.st at the Knights of Co- himbus rooms. Crand Knight Wil¬ liam .1. Butler, of the Wilkes-Barre Council, w-a.s one of the aides to the grand marshall in tonight's demon¬ stration.
Thomas I>ivers of P.aitiiuore l.inc. V.a~: Knd. was robbed of a witch and all his pocket money by a h"id- !iii man who accosted him at tiic 'iiriier of l.aiii'.'l and Bowman street T'nursdax Tiight and forceil him lo give- up at the point of a gun. Tlie case has not been reported to the I>olice and no investigation has been ordered.
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CLARENCE MACKAY'S EX-WIFE BECOMES THE BRIDE OF DR. BLAKE IN MAYOR'S OFHCE IN PARIS
Noted Surgeon Weds Twenty-Four Hours After His Former Wife Received Divorce--Weds Woman Noted for Her Beauty in New York
ROOSEVEirS SON-IN-LAW   IS   HIS    BEST    MAN
Tiic   funeral   of   ihe   late   .\li>ert   H
Phillips  was held  from his  late iiome
on  I'nion street yesterday morniuc at
i 1 1   o'<lock.     Services  were  conductc.i
I by Rev. Charles  H. Guthrie.    The pail
i bearers   were:   W.   D.   I^oomis.   J.   M.
i Coughlin.    F.   C.    Kirkendall.   .1.      AI.
Farman. Che.ster Derr    and     Thoma-,
I'odmorc.    Interment was private and
¦ri  Hollenl)ack cemetery.
MAKING ANOTHER EFFORT TO SAVE CONDEMNED MAN
Malting a final "frori to .s.ave the life of .Iohn Chimielew'ki. who is sentenc¬ ed to be han.^ed Thur-^day at .Scranton, hi."a lawyers west to  f'hilad-lpiiia yes¬ terday t(   interview two prisoners who arc   in   Cherr\   Hill   prism   an.!   who were   with   the   -ondemncd   man   the j night   be   i.-   said   to   have  .shot   ,.olice • ,.v,i,.r   .\ii..\ii(lrew,  of   tJiekson  Cit.v,   to : death.
•In. attorneys expect lo gain new fact.s concerning the murder that will induce Governor Tener to grant the .^1.1 ver anothe-r respite. The I^it5;erne cointy gallows has been engaged for use in putting Chimielews'.U to death.
f'aris. Xov. 2.^.—Wit'iin 21 hour^ of the divorce granted to his wife in Connecticut. Dr. Joseph Bla'<<e was married secretly in Paris io Mrs. Katherine Duer. wife of Clarence H. .Mack.iy. until I'ebrnary last, whin she wa.s divorced here.
.'\side from ihe rapidity iinii se¬ crecy of Blake's marriage, which v.ad totall.v unknown to friends of both l>artie«. the distinguishing feature of the event was that it was a war weddin.^, .shorn of all splendor an.i eeremon.\'. Riake went to the Ameri¬ can military hi>spital as usual tliis morning and worked at the dpera'- ing table until 2:30 p. m. .V fresh batch of wotinded arrived from the front, necessitating an unbroken suc¬ cession of amputations and prevente I the bridegroom of partaking of lunch¬ eon.
.M 2::'.0 o'clock IT. lUalvc wash d his Iiands. liscarded hi.-- overalls and then. accompani'::d by Dr. fiichard Derby, Colonel lloosevelt's son-in-Iai\, quitted the ho.-ipital in a Red Cross automobile car for Mrs. .VIacl<ay's apartment in the .\venue Henri Mor¬ tin.
The bride .joining the r;irty contirj- ned to the district .Mayor's Hill i.i the same thoroughfare. The only per¬
sons awaiting them here were tha ^ Countess Bonneval. Francis ftig-gs and the brides witnesses. Dr. Walton Martin, who. with Dr. Derby, the hridegroom'.s witne.s.s, and Benjamin Conner, an international lawyer, and the I. X. ,S. staff correspondent wit- ne.s.sed the we.icling. .Mayor Boiles bowed the party into an udecorated room where thty were wed within a few minutes. To the mayor's ques¬ tion: "Do you consent to take Kather¬ ine Duer as your lawful wife?" Dr. Blake replied. "Ves." in an emotional voice.
Mrs.    Mackey   responded    in   clear,
(rontinnc)l  on   pare  2.)
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