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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-10-16
WHO Is HE?

A few sore-heads and indictments
have snickcred their wristbands 10
pieces over an assurance that there
would be a combination of Democrats.
Greenbackcrs and independents which
would defeat one or two Of the regular
Republican nominees. Who the I'M
lucky ones arc has not yet transpirc"
outside of the knowing ones. Who is
he? We have looked the regular he
pnblicau ticket over from bottom TO
ton a dozen times in the vain effort to
surmise what might be said against n
single one of them. Tucker. Dorsey
and Caldwell have been tried. tho
roughly tested. and neither failed in
single particular. No better or more
.opular officers ever served public.
Does the combination hope to beat
either of these? Ii they do they are
awf,,llv fooled. Then there is Watt for
Sheriff. the farmer boy. whose neigh
bors stood so stontly by. the young
man who captured the largest conven-
ton ever assembled in the county.
Does the combination think by cncour-
aging Independents and patting Green
hackers on the back that they can beat
a candidate who is the most popular
where he is the hest known. and whom
every true Republican in the county
can vote for without question. II they
have made any such calculations the
Ides Of November will find them very
sick. As TO j. n. Hamilton there Is
no more competent surveyor or true
Republican in the county. 50 the only
other Office left. and that is not coun-
~ hut a district Office, is Commits
sioncr. :. T.. Jocclyn. the upright cit
izcn. conscientious business man and
old soldier. against whose life or record
in either can single word he said. is
the Republicans candidate. Is he the
man the sore-heads expect to beat !!
DO thew think by foolish cry Of "de-
not location" "up town and down
town. and like boy talk to swerve the
solid Republicans from simple duty !!
If they do they arr just AS badly fooled
a in either Of the. other instances.
The whole Republican ticket, from
ton to bottom, will be elected by ma
eority over Democrats, Grecnbackers
ma independents singly and combined.
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The State Sunday School Convention
will be held ut Salina, October 2lst, 22d
and 23d. 1879. a large attendance Is
desired and solicited from all parts OF
the State, and it is especially desired
that the people Of the western part be
fully represented that the Sunday School
work may keep pace with the settlement
of the State. The best Sunday School
talent of the Nation will be represented
and a rich and glorious refreshment and
inspiration in the Sunday School work
is anticipated. Reduced rates on all
railroads have been secured. Delegates
will please report to S. II. Williams, ii.
c. Rash and Henry {. Davis. reception
committee.
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HUNT UP YOUR

,n oae-thiri valuation aud on farm land, and
We believe that every farmer needing money can
laft arv vith thai e1s herr
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE GRAND
LODGE /. @. G. +.
WICHITA, October 8, 1871

W NnlIA, OCtOOCA ., 1867
The Grand Lodge Of Kansas, l. .. 6.
T.. met in regular session in this city ON
Tuesday morning, about forty members
being in attendance. After the usual
opening ceremonies and the admission
of delegates in waiting, the report Of
the several grand officers were read.
The report of the Grand Secretary
showed 2Os subordinate lodges in the
State.
The chief work of the order since its
last regular session, aside from the in
stitution Of new lodges, was the effort
made before the Legislature to secure
the submission of the prohibitory
amendment to the State constitution to
be voted upon next year. To the Good
Templars of Kansas belongs the honor
of procuring all the legislation that was
had on that question at the last session
of the Legislature.
Reports were received from the vari-
Gus lodges represented, containing
cheering intelligence Of the prosperity
of the cause in the several localities.
The second day of the session was de-
voted to legislation upon matters of inn
portance only to the order, and the cleo
ton and installation of officers for the
ensuing year.
The following officers were elected
and installed:
G. w. c. Tcmplar, L. Brown. Girard.
G. W. Counsellor, I. +. {. Dodd,
Altoona.
q. W. V. Templar, Amanda NJ. Way,
Lawrence.
G. W. Secretary, f. b. Crew, Del
phos.
Nv. Treasurer, James Grimes. Par
sons.
Supt. Juy. Templars, Lydia W. Bur-
bank. LeavenwOrth.
G. W. Chaplain, Rev. G.. S. Dearborn,
Salina.
G.. W. Marshal. j. l.. White.
The above named officers constitute
the executive committee for the ensuing
year:
For representatives to the K. W. &.
Lodge, James Grimes, 6. S. Dearborn
and +. F. e. Todd were chosen.
Topeka was chosen as the place of
holding the next annual session Of the
Grand Lodge, with view to its perma-
ncnt location at that point.
The session was harmonious and adj
journed on Thursday, at one O'Clock p.
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REPUBLICAN, MEETING.

UNION TOWNSHIP, October IL, 1879.
To tie Editor Of tie Eagle:
The Republicans Of onion township
called a meeting at the Centennial school
house which convened on the evening Of
the 9Th inst. The meeting was address
ed by the Rev. Mr.. Payne who made
very able and searching speech upon the
political questions of the day. His re-
marks upon the question Of finance were
plain, pointcdly and insurmountable.
He also showed up the faIlacy Of this
new fanatical system of finance in such
y manner as met the hearty approval OF
every intelligent thinker and reasoner
that heard him. After he had eonclud-
ed his remarks he cordially invited our
Greenback friends to reply if they de-
sired. All Of them declined, except one
Mr.. Jones, who squared himself for
charge upon the works that had been so
compactcdly thrown up before him. OF
course we thought by him like the Irish
man by the bull that attacked the loco
motive: admired his spunk but damned
his judgment. His remarks were full
of contunacy, misrepresentation and
contradictions yet, his remarks cOrre-
spond very well with the generality of
Greenback speeches. The Greenback-
ers are not making any converts. Nor
do the Republicans claim to make any
or lose any. But we are simply wallop-
ing the dorg for the sake of hearing him
howl, and the more hear him howl the
stronger become convinced that his
true name is reputation, for Mr.. Jones
declared that the national debt can not
be paid under the present system of fl
nance, Now, then, this idea presents
itself: If the Republican party has not
the ability and the resources with which
to pay the debt, where in the name of
God will our Greenbackers draw from
to accomplish the feat! unless they do
it through the easy system of repudia-
ton: which, indeed, would be applica-
BILE to their system of finance and ideas
of national honesty.
Yours respectfully,
+. NJ. DoFFLEMyRE.
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Out upon such mean attacks.
no, GREENBACKERS !.

The EAGLE is flooded with lot of
Grccnback communications. and has
been regularly for weeks. In all fair
ness. gentlemen, we are running the
Republican organ of this county and
not the Greenback organ. and upon
what grounds we are continually asked
TO give prominence to doctrines that the
Republican party has exploded. we
can't. for the life of us see. MIR. Jen-
nings publishes a consistent, sound and
respectable Grecnback organ, which
reaches just the class of readers that
our correspondents swear by. Outside
of about 500 Democrats the readers of
the EAGLE are Republicans. who be-
leve in its doctrine. lis history. and its
men. living and dead. and they do net
want their organ filed with horcsies
and false doctrines. We have "A protest
now on file from dozen good Repub-
licans touching this same matter. Now
gentlemen, be fair. You know the
workineman's dollar is now just as
good as the bondholder's dollar. and
that the Republican party made it so,
and don't seek TO get us of on side is
sues only TO the distraction of our own
party.
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CEN INGALLS,

Senator ingalls, has returned home
from Topeka, in excellent health and
spirits. lie feels confident that the re-
port of the Senate Committee will be a
complete vindication of the integrity OF
his election. Assailed. with Il malevO-
lence and fury rarely paralleled; by lot
of disappointed and revengeful pollti-
clans. he has met every attack with a
manly courage and resourceful vigor
that excited at once the admiration OF
his friends and the respect of his enc
mics. Champion.
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ShariGs Sale.


District Court Thirteenth Judicial District, sedg-
wick county, Kansas.
Sol II. kohn.
vs..
Alexander + Miller,
By virtue of an oruer Of sale issued out Of the
District Court Of the Thirteenth Judicial District
sitting In and for Sedgwick county, Kansas
wherein Sol II. kohn Is plaintiff and Alexander
r. Miller is defendant, will, on
Monday, the 17th day Of lyorenJer, 4. d. 1879,
at O'Clock. p. m, at the court house door being
the front Of the building known Eagle Block,
on Douglas avenue, In the city of Wichita, HANS
As, offer FOR sale at public auction to the highest
bidder, for cash in hand, all the right, title and
interest of the defendant Alexander + Miller,
in and to the following described real property /,
situated in the county OF sedgwick, State OF Kan
sas, to wit:
Lots one ~ and two t2) and the east half (s.) OF
the northwest quarter ti4lof section eighteen Qs)
township twenty mine (29) range four ~ west
Said real property Is levied upon rs the proper
ty Of defendant, Alexander +. Miller, and will be
sold to satisfy said order Of sale
Sherif's office, Wichita ,Sedgwick county State
of Kansas. October 18th, 1859.
II W. DUNNING, Sheriff
by 4. T. Massey, Under Sheriff. .9-5t
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THE REPUBLICAN CENTRAL
COMMITTEE.
MEETINGS APPOINTED FOR THE CAM
PA1GN.


WICHITA. October IA, 1876.
The County Central Committee met in Sluss
& Hatton's Office, Capt. l.. n. Woodcock in
the chair, The minutes of last meeting read
and approved.
The following meetings were ordered ana
The times and places designated for each:
Saturday, October IL, Minneha township,
brick school house.
Saturday, October IS, Ell faso.
Monday, October 20, Wichita township,
school district No. 30.
Monday, October 20, Kechi township, Lees
Summit school house.
Tuesday. October q. Attica. Cclman's
school house.
Tuesday, October 81, Minnesota. Clcarwa-
ter school house.
Wednesday, October %, Delano, Riverside
school district.
Wednesday, October %, Salem. usual vot-
ing place.
Thursday, October %, Grant. Valley Centre
Thursday, October %, Gypsum, Stafford
school house.
Friday, October "a, Union, Germania
school house.
Friday, October "A, Payne, Fairview schol
house.
Saturday. October -, Garden Plains, Wcs-
tern Star school house.
Saturday, October %, Alton, Clear Creek
school house.
Saturday, October -, Eagle, Camps school
house.
October %, Lincoln, Pleasant View school
house.
October q, Illinois, Sackett's school house
October %, Grand River, Hays Mill.
October q, Viola, usual place voting.
October %, Erie, usual place Of voting.
October 30, Mimneha, Mammoth Cave schol
house.
October %, Union, Advance school mousse
October 30, Morton usual place voting.
October 30. Wichita. Cooks school house
October 30. Rockford. Willis school house
October 81, Greeley. Fifth Parallel school
house.
October 81. Waco. Prairie Gem school
house.
October 81, Sherman. district 100.
November I. Salem. Hays Grove, at p M
November I. Ohio. school district ~, Ken
mond Hill, at p. m.
November I, Kechi, Dewing school house
November 8, Park, Park school house.
November 3, DclanO, Delano school house
November 3, Grant. Park school house
Hon. II. c. Sluss, Hon. John Kelly, Hon
NJ. 5. Adams. w. T.. Stanley, 5. L. Joceiyn'
w. Little. J. l.. Dyer. NJ. Stewart, IL. t.
Ruggles. }. NJ. Baidcrston, John Tucker. q
A. yanNess, II. l.. Taylor. II. X. Watt. r.
A. Dorsey. Judge Hill, c. $. Caldwell, VIC
Woodman, +. Il. Jcwett, w. +. Walker,J r.
Lauck, Hon. W. +. Campbell, NJ. W. Levy
J.K. Hamilton, J. II. VanZandt, j. NJ steele
T.B. Wall. Murray Myers. Horace Carpen
ter, Geo. Litzenburg, W. b. Williams, X. a
Druley. J. IL. Wright, +. NJ. Dofiemyre. Hon
E.P. Thompson and other speakers will nd
dress the above meetings.
Gesolr.9, That the proceedings OF thi'
meeting be published in the Wichita EAGLi
the Republican paper of the county
l.. n. WoopCoCK. Chairman
JOHN KELLY. Secretary.
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TuIRLOW NEEDS OPINION.

In the course OF long interview with
the venerable Thurlow Weed the Graph
ic has the following as an expression Of
Weed in regard to who will be the mex.
President:
..Cnless those fellows down South ini-
nroye their manner without loss of
time. the next President VIII be I. ;.
Grant"
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- %. r..5st '~sfs u sess-it ss>ssF.
astssz
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The Garrisons have submitted propo-
sitions in Greenwood county as follows:
Eureka township. 1897 900: Pleasant
Grove. 10000: Spring Creek. $4,000
total. S67 600. The bonds to be placed
in escrow as soon as the vote is deter
mined. and if the road is not built with
in twelve months of the date of deposit.
they are to be returned 10 the townships.
The election will be held on the Sd, 4th
and 9th of November.
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COMING RACK

The Lawrence Standard (Democrai)
chronicles the fact that Judge Bailey
has left the Greenback ranks and re-
turned to the Republican party. Will
the Standard tell us what else he could
have done? A man of his principles
and antecedents could not join the De-
mocracy. and he couldn't remain in the
t;reenback party after that had passed
away. The only proper and natural
place for an honest member of the late
Grecnback. is in the Republican camp
Lcarenicorfh Times.
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GRANT TOWNSHIP PARK MEET.
ING, CROPS, ETC, ETC.


WICHITA, KAN, Oct. II, 1879.
To the Editor Of the Eagle:
The rains had come at last, glorious,
copious, refreshing showers. Saturday
morning the clouds hung lowering and
in the sky. the roads were
unusually muddy for Kansas, but we
had been invited to attend the annual
meeting of the Grant Township Park
Association with the assurance that
there would be ''plenty to eat and lots
of fun and such an assurance from
the warm hearted people of Grant was
quite sufficient to induce us to brave
all kinds of roads and weather to share
in the fun and partake of their gener-
Gus hospitality. So we went. The
roads might have been good or might
have been bad. We did not notice very
closely, as we were captivated by the
great change and Improvement that
had taken place in the last two years,
the evidences of thrift and prosperity
all along the route. The wheat pros
pect on this road was splendid, fully
equal to the great wheat prospect Of
the fall of 1874. The miserable fellows
who are sitting around the street cor
ners talking of hard times, too lazy to
work, and only fit TO grumble, ought
to take trip from Wichita twelve
miles north, and then forever after hold
their peace.
We reached the Park just in time for
dinncr.-and it was a good One,-the
tables were loaded down with all that
would satisfy the hungry, and the large
crowd in attendance were filled too full
for uttcrance, especially was this true
of Stanley. whose address was only
about One-half minute long. The day
was pleasantly spent. The farmers
with their sisters. and their cousins,
and their aunts," had come out TO have
a good time, and they had. Two base
ball clubs were present and entertained
the crowd with good game, while still
others engaged in glass ball trap shoot
ing, some of them with skill that
would have done credit to Smyth or
Plank. They now contemplate forming
an archery club and be prepared TO
challenge the Merry Bowmcn Of Wich-
tia at the Park meeting next spring.
The Wichita archcrs had better be on
the alert, for if those Grant people
people handle the bow As they do the
shot gun and base ball they will be
worthy competitors.
The farms of Grant township bear
strong and unmistakable evidences of
the patient. honest industry of the far
mcrs Of that locality. Grant being one
of the very best improved townships
in the county. Yet they find time to
meet occasionally during the year, ex-
tend TO each other friendly greeting.
and engage in snch pastimes As | have
mentioned. The question is whether
they have not started on the right track
and whether other townships and COM
munities in the county, would not do
well to follow their example. \.
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The Chicago 4 Alton train. which
leaves Kansas City at $40 p. m. was
robbed Of its express money at Glen
dale. fifteen miles cas-, of the City. on
Wednesday evening. October sth. The
train was stopped by about twenty
masked men, who kept up continuous
firing while the messengers safe was
robbed. The messenger was Knocked
down but not seriously hart Fifty
thoueand dollars is the estimated loss.
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The Chicago Tribune Informed that
a telegram received by the Hon. r. t..
Washhurne from Gen. Grant. locates
definitely the date of the latter'r arrival
nj his old Galena home. Ii viii be dur
ing the week preceding the meeting OF
the Army of the Tennessee in Chicago.
on the 18th of November. Prepara-
lions are making for such q reception at
Galcua as tho General will be proud of.
II is to be sort of tri-Siate affair. and
will be participated in people from add
iacent counties in Illinois. Iowa and
Wisconsin.
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The express companies have entered
into an arrangement with the Treasury
Department by which they viii trans
port subsidiary silver for private par
ties who may order il. al the rates
charged the government.
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LEGAL Notice.
IN The bEstrscs t"urt % SF0t lok 'F711aE- M
sAs.
George j Iilistssn,

In the Distrtc. Court 81 sedgsick county. kaa-
sAs.
aesrxrJ Iilistssn,
r Z Turner. fry-.es Of the estate Of W D. san
aers +. r.aakrust and W D. sanders
The above aAuaei =. &. Turner, Trustee Of the
estate of " u Sanders, > bankrupt. srd " ID.
>arsisr. are herses netiEea fa.r they have heeS
sued by the above nAEse3 plaintig in the District
Ggazrf % >s~igwtri county, susie II kaasAs a7t
that Unless thes the yetsfea Of saisi plain
tiF axSlnss shefa aie.i ia aid srsior ia shf escs
OF the clerk Of SAIL toart. By the csh CAY cf Me-
vsznher, i>.s said petition viii h< taken ~ true
sad ia.ixrsienf viii be rerserrs In said x<sssn Ia
Aver Of aid t3ainTie ard against aid .efessxnfs
f- the -xIr IL the fsiiar iag rial estate yt< sEd
situate Ia the essunsy - >sssvsck, ard fse State
es AaasA-, tss-~iz;
Lots sad . sDl the so1th y Of the no-thsasa
n .er;iea J. township g. ranss sSss. - sat-
fsfv the sa.r at esS vita int<tsss :Assnos frssn
arrsi lsfh 9s-1- ~ ike rate Il L per cs1s- PER
a,snusss and costs 81 sid srtsoa, rrsisr raort-
ezxe IL accorixzce With the prayer 81 sail lssl.
fian >LJ>> dATTuA.
8-s f5ainft9s Aftcrueys-
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Peck, SIM. a Democratic paper pub
lished in Milwaukee,, says:
POLITICALLY. Gran; is nothing TO US.
but when rebels are beating their prun-
ING hooks into swords. we feel more
comfortable at seeing Grant looking
over the fence. smoking
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Nu4clf 10 SETTLERS

hssr ogehe.i an eis.sa tBr The prosecution -
sasss iasalsiRs title J., haar-tssi Rad Usage
TTnst iaHlis. hcfgs the niiess state. isas .s.se-
Of ilhl. tsespfsl Lad tiiles se.l Issss.rr fiss
ihrifHcut
sEer,a ai5-.niian niFcH IA ee.oF3eg esre.eiiHsdts
~ BliHss, the Gfsi,sEisg 81 psv-rspties am,
NJ, Sc
"A sNBertsnsr IT three YEAR ~ siSfh Ia The
aiisi states tah4 sfirr wichita nsaSa=,
gives fruitar aslyzsfasss Ia The prosecution
~ Af Chains Arising uA.ief ths iub:ie lsad
Lave
frrspne ha, lnz ezese II complicated shsrsca
trf ~ D. we'll IA ais i4e with me- before ass8if
siaz HE sasss .st siltoilA sft.,A
' base aseeriRfsii with Ho ~ gFagiiFe I,uiss
NeiAin. afteFaes ss.iaNl late - fassisssir.iis
lBitiaHs
Money q isan ~ iewest sat's. iInFfsse 81
fArg.s. ssd b. rr1fe mp Ciaims aiih Consult
yarr Interests sii.i fosi .n ~
fiilse ~ tausDcf,iB3 EtHs A. rs7t drns - nitsi
Stste< Land ofsrv, " lsfiiA. hahsha.
iG.ff II ~ JOAN
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Hereafter. when we have Senatorial
election in Kansas. the chances are that
the fellows who are beaten will have
better sense than 10 squeal about 1t.
When politician is defeated he ought
to 90 about his business as other people
do. and not squeal and kick Ike a dying
s..tlf CiHaDfoa.
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shar;ff.s Election Proclamation

/, " burning, sheriff OF Se1gwick county,
State of kansas do proclaim 10 the legal voters
of aid county Of Sedgwick. in said state Of Nan
.as that a general election " i'll be held in each ol
the various voting precincts of said county, on
TqesiGy, TIE bg day or Aorember. 1873.
for the purpose OF electing county officers, to wit;
One County Treasurer.
One Comfy Clerk.
One RI gisfer Of Deeds.
One sheriff.
One County surveyor.
One Coroner
One Commissioner for the Second District.
sheriff office, Wichita, Sedgwick county ,kan-
sss October Is. l-19
90 II. w III MIMI, saeflH-
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Notlce

STATE or KANSAS
>~-fxSiek tsssfF
In the Probate e.F1. is ssi ~ sskd sunts
In the matter eg fhf ez.Ass Of >ksssns u 1naSzT-
ess decreased
Metre Il hsrxssy rsreH shs: lesfsrs ~ ssissn4s-
.ras4sss hsv< <ea xraute4 to fAs Hsssrssxrs-t 90
the ~s1sfs ~ ~ssssx =. fxsSersn, sas- q SD
sszanre s{s.-~sss-t b. sAs kar3sshss ;hs isrvssss
ss-ars u the s.ssufy sat STATS Aforesaid, fssr-s
III sss dss 81 tsr;sss<rs A. r. s--s >sSs al f<r-
ssas hAsizs claims Eyzzczt tie sssA ssssss. ass
br-<ey S<crfss. shs: tAsy escSt srs-snf fes s&szs
10 he zsierssxn<st FIR stissx wsthss exc ysx-
frszs TIE date IL <asA e<sxrs, or sSes rAr - srt-
eiasssss ron sns b~o~sf - sz-a es.ass as5 sess
aysr~ M s,x. 81 .xsd aessxTs tier stass ~ fszs
ever o~rrra eD8ERI AvGI-AEEx.
40 AksntaaSskaeex.
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Notice for Publication.


a. Wicbits, Kansas, October IL, lS.a
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler hiss fled netice Of his intention 10 nake
tiusl tFeof in support OF his clsifn, and secure
irsl entrv thereof nt the expiration of thirty days
from the date Of this notice, viz.
John 4 Hartley, o ID. : Ne Il Ia, for the
southeast ar section &. town - south Of range
1 west aad names the following A. Els witnesses.
viz: orange Culver. Of Se<.e-siek county, and
oxiss smith, of sedgwick county
nAsrnls r l. WALKER, Register
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ss,.cs 10. Fertilization


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