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Judicial Convention.

A republican Convep tion, in and for the
9th judicial District, State Of Minnesota,
composed Of NicolIet, Brown, Renv:lle,
Redwood, Lyon and Lincoln Counties.
will be held at The Court House in the
City Of New Ulm on the 2sth day Of Au.
gust 1877, at 5 o'clock P. NJ. for the pur-
pose Of placing in nomination Candidate
for the Office Of Judge Of Said District, te
BE- voted for at the next general Klection
The basis Of representation will lie one
Delegate for each one hundred and fif.y
t15o) vote, or major fraction thereof. cas
tor the Hayes & Wheeler Electors at the
General Election in 1876, and. one addi
tional delegate for each County Orgauiza.
ton
The different Counties vii I've entitled t.
the following number Of Delegates.
Nicol'et, 8 Redwood, 4
Brown, Lyon, 4
Renvi'l.. Z Lincoln, 2
JoBS c. RrDolPH.)
D L llircHcocx, Committee.
ALFRED WALLIS,
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Aucsg al the discoveries Of the
present century there is nothing new
10 preserving cgg.. The old method
Of packing them ON their small ends in
vessel aud then filing it with lime
water is still prnc'iccd. The lime wa
ter should be salted, at quart Of salt
to peilsu! nf iime wst.r, which is
made By Stacking some lime, then add
water enough to it have sufficiently
thin to run among the eggs freely
ard when it has settled turn off the
GEAR liqnia, and the salt. and it Is
ready for use. Egcs preserved 10 this
way xix moun,hs or longer are not as
good as fresh eggs. aud there is no
way to keep them that tune and be
as good % those that arc freshly laid.
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st. Nicholas for August

Follows close upon the superb issue
Tor May. that so fifty heralded the
Spring. Il is . capital Midsummer
Holiday number-a feature in cbiId.
dren's mag'sines, which st. Nicholas
was the frst to bring out Specially
adapted to the wants and lodgings
that prevail in sumner weather, it is
full to the brim of refreshments and
interest, and sparkles like cool water
from a deep we'll. It's array Of great
and familiar names spe.ks Of high
quality rs we'll as Of variety and At.
trac.iveuess.
Henry w. Longfsllow, the foremos,
Of American poets, has in this number
= poem Of which the form and spirit
are alike admirable, snd appropriate
Tor ST. NICHOLAS. As special c,n
trlbutiou. il is evidence Of the apprs.
eiat,on given 70 the magisine in The
highest circles.
!. Charier Drdley Warner contributes
Johns First Party.
One Of the features the youngs:era
will like most u Mr. Frank H Stock
TONS delightful account Of = visit q
!" A Village Of Wild Beasts" given ia
his most awuseng style.
"Mr. Toupkins' Small Story" BY
Abby Morton Dias, appears, - prom
,sed, and Aunt Fanny gives her recol
lec,ions OF the pranks and fsats Of .
"Blue.coat Boy" whom she knew ID
Loodon.
Prof W. K. Brooks, Of Johns Hop
kins University, gives : peep as ths
birds and their ways Of building sccs
and Prof Richard A. Proctor, beside,
tis usual Star paper, expresses, in ths
Letter Box" departments his view
upon the Sea.Ssrpsok Mr.. Trow.
biidgs's serial story, His Own Mas
ter" enters upon . most istersstin,
stage. -
This Midsummer Holiday. numbel
. just the thing % amuss the young
stsrs during moments Of rest 10 th,
cool shade, and charm them With IL
pietarss Of summer fan and beauty.
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STATE or MINNESOTA, {
COUKrf OF REDWOOD.

Couxrr OF REDWOOD.
Probate Court, Special Term,
Jniy 10th. 1877.
In the matter Of the Estate Of Henry
Blanchard, deceased,
On this 10th Of July, A. D. 1877, upon
reading and fling the petition of Julia A.
Blanchard of the Comfy Of Redwood,
Stating that Henry Blanchard, ofthe Conn
ty 4 State aforesaid. died intestate, on the
18th day Of June. 1877. and Praying that
she, Jn'ia A. Blanchard. be appointed al:
ministratrix Of the Estate Of the said do.
c-ased.
1t is ordered that said application ,e
heard before me, at the Probate Office, in
the Village Of Redwood Falls on the End
day Of Ang. 1877. At 2 o'clock P. NJ. and
it is further Ordered that notice of Said ap.
p'icatien and hearing hs given by Publish
ing Copy Of this Order, for three ~ suc.
cessive weeks, once in each week, in the
Redwood Fails Gazette" in Said County,
Prior to Said hearing.
BY the Court,
s. J.F. RurER.
Judge Of Probate
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A public ueesing held at " ilmar,
participated 10 By delegates from =
.usjori,y Of the Towns in Kandiyohi
County. adopted series Of resolutions
which among other things suggested to
.;ov. Pillsbury the propriety of apply
ing the moneys, appropriated BY the
las. Legislature for the destruction Of
xrasshe ppers, to the use Of f-rmers who
are in need Of bread and that the Gov
ernor look TO the next Legislature tc
teyal:S. the act.
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Water for Dalry Cows.

The neeess;ty fcr providing An .de
qu.te snpply cf good pure water for
i've stuck hss frequently been referred
to in our columns, snd its importsnce
urged upon our farmer readers. If they
would obtain tho best results frnr
their animals. During the cheated
serm." lsck Of water tells msterislly
upon tho yield Of milk o. this sur :
iect Willard, ,n his Dairy Husbandry,
says.
The precise proportion Of water
which can be given to cowe With I'D
vantage. is . point not easily determin.
ablc. since the appetite for drink dic.
fers very considerably in different an
imals But BY observing the degree Of
the appetite for drink in a number Of
eows bv t.king note Of the quantity Of
water habisually consumed by each Of
the animsls in the course oftwenty
fnar hcara. and contrasting this oman.
t;ty With that Of tho milk produce
NJ. nsneel asserts that any one can zee
that The yeiid of milk ia directly pro-
porti"nase to the quantity Of water ab.
eorhed. He asserts moreov"r. that .
CIV thst does not hsbi, uallv drink rs
much ss twenty .srven qRa-ss of water
per dav-and he has met win such
is actually and necessarily a poor milk
er. She will give only from dve and .
half to seven quurts Of milk per day.
But all The cows he has seen which
drink - much as fifty qn,rts Of water
d,ilv. we're excellent mixers. yielding
from nineteen to twensy.three qnsrts
of milk. In his opinion the quantity
~ drink consumed. by a COW is valu
able test Of her worth as a milk pro
Queer
Now whss her'thc' differences drawn
bv l,ancel from his experience be
strictly true in any particular or appli
cable in all cases need not be discus
scd for the preseut. but they illustra'e
in come degree, at least. fac familiar
to public men. The most common Oh
.erv~r wast have taken nwe.. that in
the human family the mother sucking
her i"fant requires and consumes more
l;qusds than she did before or after her
p'riod of nursi"g. And the practical
da,ryman mnst have been dull JUDGED
If he has rot observed the diff :rence
IN in the appetite Of COWS for water BE-
fore and after they have begun to give
milk. The lesson which practical
dairyman should learn from these facts
is that cows, to yield the best returns.
must he provided with an abundau :e ci
pure water. 50 located that it Is easy Of
access at all times. In 6ne, that in
ducmerts held out in this way for cows
to drink. are paving Investment to
dairymen. But while milch cows can
be made to yield larger returns BY a
jadicious use Of liqu;ds. VIC cannot re-
commend pushing the p"int to that
excess which may effect the health Of
stock or reduce the quality Of milk to q
low standard.
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REDWOOD FALLS MINNESOTA THuRsDz DzY
Lass year We paid foreign countries

Lass year We paid foreign countries
$50, 600 900 for woolen goods and
I'll ,O00. .0cO for manufactured goods.
When We have in the country 10000,
600 more sheep than ve have BOW we
shall only produce the wool ws use
and yet there 10 no country on earth
where sheep can Be 20 pro6tably raised
as in the United States. But We are
commiag every year nearer to supply.
ing our own markets with the WOOL
they demand. In 1875 the wool slfp
Of tho country was nearly 200, 600 ON
pounds. while in. 1860 it was only 65,
900, 600 pounds. Farmers Union.
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To all whom Il may concern, 10 hereby
given, Thst, Caroline c. Fosgate having
lost the Duplicate Receivers Receipt No.
1921 made Il st. Peter Minnesota June. 5tt
1863. for South half North .Rast quartel
and West half South East quarter Sec. -,
Town. III, Range. 36, Sioux Indian Lands,
10 abont to. and will at once apply for :
change Of Entry. and repayment Of the
purchase money paid On the West ball
Sonth .Rast quarter ~ Aforesaid.
This Notice being in Compliance with
Letter IN" 0enelN Land 0Aice OF March
7th, 1877.
CAROLINE c. fOsGATR.
TILx TIBBIre.
Atty.
Dated Redwood Falls Mimi, June I'D
1877.
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q = NV
Ii N ES.
THE CHICAGO 4 N0RrH-wEsrHl
RAILWAY

Embraces under one management
the Great Trunk Railway Lines Of the
WEST and NORTHWEST, aud. With IL
numerous Branches and connections
forms the shostest and quickest route
betwees Chicago aud all poiats 10 Ill.
ioois. Wisconsin, Northern Michigan,
Mianesots. Iows, Nebraska, California
aud the Wessern Territories Ito
OMAHA aud CALIFORNIA LINE
70 the shortest and best route betvees
CHICAGO aud al points io NoRrHSRS
ILLINOIS, Iowa, DAKOTA, NEBRAsKA,
WYohino, CoLoRADo, UTAH, NEvA.
,DA. CALIFORNIA, OeEooN, CHINA.
JAPAN AND AUsrRALIA. Ito
CHICAGO, ST. PAUL AND
MINNEAPOLIS LINE
Il the short line bss~een CHICAGO and
Ill points 10 NoRraERN WISCONSIN,
and MINNESOTA, aud for MADISON,
Sr. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS. DULUTH.
and al points in the Great Northwest.
Its
LA CROSSE. wINONA AND ST.
PErEP LINE
IL the best route between Chicago and
Ia CROssE WINoNA, Rochester,
OwAroNNA, MANxATo, Sr. PETER
NKw ULM. and all points in Southern
and Central Minnesota. 1ts
GREEN SAY AND MARQUETTE
IL the only line between CHICAGO and
JANssvIL.E. WArERrowN. foND Du
LAC. OSHKOSH. APPLETON. GRsrN
BAY, EscANABA, NEaAunEE. MAR
ouErrE. HouoHToN, HANCOCK and
the LAKE SUPERIOR Country. Its
FREEPORT AND DUBUQUE
LINE
Is the only route between CHICAGO
a.d ELaIs, RocKroRn, FREEfoRr,
and I'll points via Freeport. It's
CHICAGO AND MILWAUKEE
LINE
Il the old Lake Shore Route. and is
the only one passing between CHICAGO
and EvANsroN. LAKE F0REsr. lIlGH.
LAND PARK. WAUKEaAN, RACINE,
KRNosHA and MILWAUKEE.
PULLMAN PALACE DRAwIxo Room
CARS
are ruu on all through trains Of this
road.
This is the only line running these
cars between Chicago and st. Paul aud
Miaueapolis, Chicago and Milwaukee,
Chicago and Winons, or Chicago and
Green Bay.
Close connections are made at Chic.
20 with the Lake Shore l. Michigan
Southern, Michigan Central. Ralti.
more l. Ohio, Pittsburg. Fl. Wayne &
Chicago, KankaKss Line aud Pan
Handle Routes, for I'll points East and
South East, and With the Chicago and
Alton aud Illinois Csctr.l for all
points South.
Close connections are also made with
the Union Pacific Il. X. at Omaha for
al for West points.
Close Connections nsade at Junction
points sOith trains Of all cross poiats.
Tickets over this route are sold BY
oil Coupon Ticket Agents in the
United States and Canadas.
Remember. you ask 70. your Tickets
via the Chicago h North Western
Railway and take none other.
New York Office, No. Ais Broad
way; Boston Office, No. 5 State Street
Omaha Office, 245 Faroham Street ;
San Francisco Office. l2l Montgomery
Street; Chicago Ticket Offices, 81
CLARK Street. under Sherman Hou.e ,
Is Canal, corner Madison Street ;
Kins;e Street Depot. corner W. Kin.
zie and Canal Streets; Wells Street
Depot. corner Wells and Kinzie Streets.
For rates or information not attain
able from your home ticket agents, sp
ply to
w. II. SrExNErT,
Gen. Pass. Ag't, Chicago.
MARVIN H JoH,Tr,
Gen. Msng'r, Chicago.
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Gem and Psrk.

The Iowa State Register gives 4
very intelligent view of the compare
tive market value of corn aud pork
lts calculations are evidently based on
the western method Of feeding the
corn raw aud uod :rcround. Ii says
There have heen various careful
tests ~ 10 how much pork bushel Of
corn will mske. Il seems to be con.
ceded that With the best breed OF hogs
aud the gees,est care in feeding. there
may be certainly eight and ono hall
pounds to the bushel. With this data,
It is for . farmer to know what he j.
doing as veil % what b best to do
lie will see 1t once it corn ,s twenty
i've cents per bushel aud hogs Eve
cents per pouod. he should sell hogs
and not corn. But If corn is 6fty cents
end hogs Eve cents, il ia prc6,able to
sell corr Corn st forty I've cents and
and pork at two cents. they are eqnal.
Aud in this way, . farmer can easily
decide what to do. Or, in Other
wrds. 6ud cst what he can obtain fo,
his corn. then multiply the price oi
corn BY eight and one.half cents. and
he can At once zee which is the most
profitable. Pork ought 70 hs the
standard BY which 10 assessain the
price Of corn. snd not By what they
will give as railway station. W.
have eaid tr-questly that mast Of farm.
evs do not ks"w whether they are MEX
ing or losing money for the rsrsoa that
thsy do no. know whether they are
making OF losing money. for the r-a.
son that they do not nsks any eior'
10 know what their corn. beef o,
pork casts. Bat when they have tn
Tsw material d hssd. they shoult
carefully ascertain what i best 70 d,
with il. And the rule which ~ her
present 70 them will solve the questios
Of what to do With their ooeu. Bat il
thsss calculations. W made 10 allow
sses for the poor bseeds Of Aegs or fol
careless feeding or indifferent quarter
foe The 'oopfoet and inprovsmset o.
the asimals. All thsse must bs takes
iato account. Some men, By . slip
shod system Of feeding and bed treat
nsat. Do ~ Ct I've casts . bsshs
&oe eoen.
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The Midsummer Holiday Scribaer

In pursuance Of the custom introdc-
cd last year by ScRlBNER's MONTHLY,
the august Dumber is issued as a spec
ial Midsummer Holiday number.
Among the material pat forth to vim
dicate this title are illustrated papers
on the following sutjec,s: "North
American Grouse" by Charles E.
Whitehead canadian Spo:.s." deal
ing chi. Ay with Lacrosse. Snow shoe
ing snd Toboxaoioy. BY Dr.. Beers
Babes in the Wood" an account Of a
"trip through the Main forest to c: n
ada 10 birch bark canoe, made BY
the family ofths .a,hor, Mrs. Iloyt.
who is daughter Of the late Chief.
Justice Chase: and fourth paper On
"A Railroad in the Clouds" BY Msjor
J. E. Montgomery, describing the
highest railway in the world. which,
BY the way. Was built BY American en-
terprise. There 10 also horseback re.
verie on s'The Old Bss:on Road" b.
e. 8. Nadal (who has just been re.
sppointed to the plsee oa the Amcri
can legation At London, which he held
under Nj. Mosley). and John Bui-
roughs has one Of his characteristic
talks on Strawberries" which will
doubtless proloog the season Of tha. Do.
ligh,ful fruit.
Of the notevorthy new coatribators
Bsr,hold Aaerl ach has = story Of Ger
msn pesaot life, entitled Adam aud
Eve At the Agricultural Fair.
Other stories Of . light cha-acte,
are ..Smathurstses'" BY Mrs Burnett
the author oi THAT Lass o o'Lowries, y
told 10 Cockoey dialect. By the wax
works mss: Swsrt among the Buck
eyes," study Of Ohio viilsgs lie By
Hjalmer Hjorth Boyesen. aud. . char.
acter sketch. By Mary E. G. Wyeth, oi
"Moses an Aaroa." Who il must b
told. b one person aud not two.
The arst insssllmsnt Of Mis- Traf
tons new serial. His Iuheritancs," il
given in this number The scene !,
laid on the south western front,e,
twenty-five years ago, and the opening
Of The story i said to b. very attract
i've. D.. Hollasd's Nicholas Minturn, ,
| il l. announced. will bs completed il
the October ssmbsr.
10 the Editorisi departments, Or
Holland writes about More Protestan
| vastieaois~' aud s.Ths Tax for Bar
hsrisu," spropo, Of the var in th'
Eas4 sThs Old Cabset" has "A Let
sss abost tie Tousas," " something
aboat sJspansss Nasie," Sspplsnsat
ary to Miss Kslloeg's sketch, and tv'
poems-a soasst % '.Ksats" and sTh'
White aad the Red Rosa. Othe
svt;slss 10 The departments deal vltl
"Blss Isda Chins." s.Buddine Fruit
Trees" ASsH Thinning Golfers,
sDouble Boals," ste., etc.
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All 9ns oaaAS vnnxIy xxwWApEas o. SuR slsz
AUD OaARA05sa ~ TIE CHICAGO LEDGER
cnAnea 43Ao gxn ysAne wnls T08 LHD0E8 oossl
su5 1l.OA
~ Lsposa 70 rhs BEST 1Aaliy Rapss Il u.
Uaits1 SeassA ahly s1lts1. hasdse1sl psists1;
iasGlInsst e = iaiessaeae laslsa1sd sssial, q
eaasVal seoiag fss ~ and y6anG, ~ ths Alss, ~
tss honsswifs anA Soe ~ clariss Special easa 1
tnksa y mako It, tona uaiihrmly ehasts a.d MORAL
6ysss = 1nE LEDcGR. C1lcAaas ~.
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Fer Stszlaehs Out ef Order.
IMPORTANT CAUTION.

None are geuuiue unleas the signature Of J. HAy.
DocK. agent for the United States surrouud saeh
tox .'f Pilla, and Ointment. A handsome reward will
b. given to any one re dsring .neh information y
may lead to the detection Of any party part,e,
cou0terfsitinR the medicines or vending the same
koowing then r. b spurious.
SesSoh at the mandatory Of Profess HoLlo
WAY Z Co., New York, and BY all respectable drug
gista and dealers In medicine throughout the civil
sed woed In boxes at Is centa 81 centa and g. each
u There 10 considerable saving BY taking ths
larger sisea.
N s.-Direetions for the guidance Of patients II
every disorder ass affixed 10 each boz.
Office liz Liberty Street, New York.
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The Hon II. A. Child, Of Chaska,
committed suicide on the l7thinst. BY
cutting his throat. He was lawyer
aud member Of the Legislature in
1873. He had been in exceedingly
poor health for some time.
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The Wilmar Gazette says: We b.
lisvs it is safe 70 my that there are
nes nx farms 10 Kaadiyohi county oa
which the 'hoppsrs have fsft spear
Of grain.
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WHAT PAYS !?

Rr PAYS every MAxr1Acfuasn, MEacHASF Mr.
cnAxlC, lxvISfoR, FAR1xa, or PRovxsHi0HAL
nAx, 70 keep informed On ell the inpeovs0ents anc
discoveries Of the age,
rpAYS fHR n8AD % 8v8RY FAMILY 70 Introduce
into his houa.hold nsuspapss that 10 Instructive,
ons that fosters taste sos iavestigation and pro-
mot-s thought and snosaraees di0sassios a1onG
the 0oRberS.
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VIM, B. HERRiOTT,
Geo. A. Houston, Of i5elois, Wis.
h.s invented . reaper which biods the
grain with STRAW bands.

Col. ". II. II. Taylor, recently sp'
pointed to the u@ce Of State Librarian
by Gov. Pillsbury, has had come edi.
,ori,l connection with the F.srmers
Lnion and 10 Assistant Se:retary Of
the State Grange.
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I Published ae
c0ooAoo, 0ll1

Tyl3lS ikEAa Nj. saii.s uats sf~Ally tekn0Wi-
eiee To b~ without rival in ita O~uartmeut ct
j0afu .i.m. Each nuu.tr c0ntaina II large paeea,
three .lunns 10 the page, With handsome cover
and il BsAUrtrcLLY lLLrsrRAr.D With elegant
double plate sng.avinss 1t is the only paper n the
world devoted exclusively To livestock and the
dairy. Il discuaa-s the science OF breed NJ, the
merits of the various hreeda. tho most approved
methods of feeding and handling. and everything
PERTAINING to the suaeessful managem ment Of live
sthck on The farm. Dating the year 1877. Of
JBxks Law. the emiasnt veterjn srtan al Cornell
University, viii contribute seriea Of articles npoD
The laws II health and disease spoiled to Dnnses
tic Anmnla h~s cannet fail to Be OF great value to
rassAsrs and Stock. BREEDERS erywhsse H. caa-
o.ina as~raesH>sissrAr4saenta, dsvais9 10 HORSES.
CATTLE, skEEp,, SWINE and thc DAIRY. esd ita
corps of editors are reecgaixsd throughout tie en-
lire country = The Noss Tssores. AsLE asd PxAO.
vscAL writer's In their aeper.es depassnsnts. that
go 10 Eouud in A0erisa. No expsnae l. spared on
the part Of il pabli.hsss, 70 make high-tcnsd.
reiihe practical snd Instructive J"urna, just sucn
~ every intsliigeot farmer and stock breeder will
6nd worth ten times ita cnat each year.
TERMS.-Single eopisa. nne year, postage paid.
o1.l5; Cluba Of Ave. postage psid. 9e.0OS Cluda
81 ten With extrs ccry fres to person making ap
club. postage prepaid, 0l.6J. Handsomely illuetrar
ted pSstarI mailed tn all who will get up club. Al
ds~ea lstt~ra registering th"se containing money,
unless In .l,ar. nf Postal Order Or Draf:. n
STOCK JOURNAL COMPANY. Pnbliehe1a.
t.akesid. Builsine. CHICAGO, ILLS
1SnSL % csxTs ros srncinEs Cory.
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NOTICE.
o. LAND orr1cE.

Be
Redwood Falls Niss. Jsly SosA, 1877. /.
Causplaint havia9 bees catered a4 this O0es b
inx bic Timber Cultsre Es1ry, No. go, datsd Jan.
ussy sth, 1S7A upon the North Wsat quastsr See.
., founahip ia Ranee u. IL Sibley County, Min
.esot viii, view 70 The eaaeslasioe e sasd entry:
this oce the lth day. n SsptsmA~r, 1911, q "a
o'elGeA 4. H.. 70 respo6A aud fsrAi6A tsGsi0eay
conesfAiD Dg said alleged ahasoOnmcut.
Wn. ?. DuSxixorea, Rssistes
W0. 3. asRssoT5, RseesveR.
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1oe ead y ~. Per equase Tor saeh euAeeapsptio
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'"'.'ss OF shs Attorney orderise tSea palai5keA.
sahIjesS1on ices as~ paiA.
!:ee.1 Notsess inassted q 10 sssss psr fibs.
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