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, 1880-12-13
NEW YORK.
Tho Mining Stock Spectators Go
Through Some Extraor.
dinary Antics.
Boston Consolidated Manipulated
Through Two Fluctuations
of 100 Per Cent.
The Steamer Republic Appeals 10 the
ilOscl to lle flowed to Now
-. York.
Four Persons Found in Exposed Places,
Dead and Frozen Stiif.

Four Persons Found In Exposed Places,
n,, n.,m
0o"" "ho I1oAan oblh'
BOSTON CONSOLIDATE
s1LvEn uts1xo ar,cvs A1rutc-rtso Arrxnrtus
AIAiS.
spfetni ntp.teh 10 The Chteaeo Tribune.
NEw fDjsK. Dec. 1a,-TtD. tny l1Ns been ono OF
profound niLxtely among tho tnrxe number Of
iuitl1nH-stock operators, owing to tho lightning
Ike fluctuations yestcr,iay nftcrl,oon OF tho
fntnolts l}a1te stock called huston Consolidated.
For Sntno ti@Me rnst, negotiations Ind hecn cur.
rlel' on between tho California; management of
this n.Ino and n prun,nent New York stock-
broklnz firm witt, rrEl,rI to tho litter tuklng
hou Of tho stock, In ylew OF tho yntprov-
tlH condition nr tho mine. Tho negotiations
werc practically cnncl,,Ael. nbout thrpo weeks
ngn, tho New York ilrm undertaking to buy
mp and lock lip MI the lloston on tho fnnr-
kct. or, condition TINT tic California management
surrender fta hlock Of stock, md nslhortzo Its
being Atowctl nwny in sntr-4lcpos[t vaults horo.
Thss pooling arrangement had, up to yesterday,
hccn cnrrctl out successfully. Tho Catlfornians
put ir nbout
TttInrY THOUSAND sHAHEs
and the pool during thc lrst twelve days of tho
deal accumulated nn equal quantity Of stock,
Mt prices rtnEnE from 100 to Ito. l'y this tisnc,
however, public attention hal Dcen directed to
tho lea', Nnl everybody made pnlnt 10 bug
llostut,. 1estortlhy wcek tho stock closed strong,
-Eo 1ld.-and continued Its upward course I'LL.
TIL Inst Wednesday,, when, nfter mounting tho
inddcr to taO, It rpldy rccodcl to ~, reG0vor-
Ing, hawercr, Mt tho ciosu to 20. Thursday and
Frttlhy were qs'lct dMys, without moro than 10
cent fluctuations Il. tho stock; but yesterday
lovers Of excitement wcro compensated by ns
Ecnllno SENSATION rs over occurred III tho
NO" York ntEnng-stock tnnrkot. Opening at 30.
tho pool hrukors. nfter purchasing 40o Or 800
, 1880-12-13

WAsIiIndroN, D, G., Dec. ly-1s:4T O. m.-SlR-
nals nrr ordered down Mt Section Il Atponn,
Port Huron, ard MAckinnw.
, 1880-12-13

Truth "a nAtAllty, ul,A bus prorattcl. Soc its
trluu,ph ln llup Hllttrs,
The Phoenix herald. (Phoenix, Maricopa County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1879-1882, 1880-10-08

The San Diego Democrats have
the assembly, II. J. Welley; Sheriff.
NJ H. Conklin: Clerk, George n.
urer, w K2rTes; Coroner, T. e.
Stockton; Surveyor, G. r. Story: Su-
pervisors, d. d, Bailey, o. H. Bor-
den, Jos. Mannasse.
The Government is shipping from
Southern California to Southern Ari-
zona large quantities of barley The
latest order is for five thousand sacks.
1t is cheaper to bring barley 10 Tue
son and Southern Arizona from Los
Angeles county by rail than to freight
The same from PhGnix by team TO
Maricopa and thence to Tucson by
rail. The Arizona Central Railroad
will remedy the evil.-Miner.
y petition it in circulation asking
the Board of Supervisors to submit
the question TO the people to authO-
riZe the Issuance of bonds of ile
county 10 the extent of $150,000 for
the purpose of building "A system of
roads and bridges through the county
A few weeks ago surveying party
headed By Col. Bridges crossed the
SicIras near the head of the San
Joaquin and following the meand er
of the stream came through to this
valley The party reported that they
were in the employ of the Union
Pacific Rail -oad Company, and that
they were looking out for a route TO
this State, tapping ut the same time
Bodic mining district. They reported
The route they had passed over en-
tircly feasible.
The Phoenix herald. (Phoenix, Maricopa County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1879-1882, 1880-10-08
LOCAL LINES.

Luke 6 Thalheimer, of the Arcade
Brewery, keep the coolest Lager Beer
in town. Try them.
California fresh Roll Butter three
times per week, by express, at Geo
+. Coats.
Welding and visiting cards printed
in superb style az the HERALD Job
Office.
Shipping tags at the HERALD office
California Fruit, received fresh
three times per week, at Geo. F.
Coats.
California Potatoes, Onions and
Star Cheese at Geo. F. Coats.
If you want envelopes with your
business card on call at the HERALD
Office
Go to the Arcade Brewery for your
Ice Cold Beer.
Letter heads, note heads and bill
heads of every sixc and quality at
lowest prices at the HERALD office.
The Phoenix herald. (Phoenix, Maricopa County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1879-1882, 1880-10-08
How to Take Care Of Harness.

California farmers know that har-
ness is costly 1t should be cared for,
not spasmodically, but as a simple
matter Of routine. There are times
too, when lives hang on lis strength,
and neglect in making repairs may
prove fatal. If my horses rum"
said noted driver, "I'll stay with
them as long as the lines hold to-
gether. If the lines break, I'm
demoralized." 1t goes without say
ing that harness should be stitched
whenever needed, and worn places
strengthened without delay.
Now, as regards the mere preser-
vatiOn of harness, which is much
neglected art, the subject resolves
itself into few simple propositions.
Three things, water, mud, and salty
perspiration from the horse, destroy
harness faster than the mere wear
and tear can possibly do. The reason
for this is easily seen. So long as a
piece of leather is soft and pliable
it has an enormous strength under
strain, but us soon as it bee )mcs dry
and stiff, much less pull breaks the
fibres. Oil and grease are used TO
keep the leather soft ut all times.
But the three enemies mentioned,
destroyed the oils in the pores of the
leather. Mud, when drying takes
out the oil, and opens the pores, so
that water enters more easily. The
salty perspiration of the horse rots
the stitches, destroys the fibre of the
leather and soils the metal mount
ings. These things make it neces-
sary to clean harness at regular in
tervals. Straps should be unbuckled.
and the harness separated completely.
Then wash with warm, soft water
and good soap. Alkaline water is
injurious. Hang in the sun until
nearly dry; apply a coating of neats-
foot oil and tallow, and let the haT-
ness dry in warm room. Finish
by rubbing with woelen cloth. TO
remove the surplus unabsorbed
grease, which would otherwise come
off upon the hands and clothes when
ever the harness is handled.
Harness should be kept in n we'll
Iighted-room. If the closet has Ne
window, the door should lie open
through thc day. Good ventilation
is necessary TO the proper care of
leather Harness should be hung so
that the straps are not tangled nor
resting on the floor, nor curled out
OF shape Mud should he washed eff
before it dries. Mountings can be
cleaned with iripoli and a chamois
Skin.
The Phoenix herald. (Phoenix, Maricopa County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1879-1882, 1880-10-08

8Ir. W. B. Hellings evidently
means business at the Centennial.
The Conn any, who have recently
acquired this and FIVE other properties
within a radius of one-half mile,
are gong 10 work Systematically,
and give proof of having that all
essential motor, coin, necessary for
the successful accomplishment of
legitimate mining undertakings.
Supplies are now en- route for the
camp and arrangements are on foot
for the erection of needed building.
Forty or fifty mines will soon be
employed, and as soon as, in the
estimation of Superintendent He'll
ings, sufficient work has been done
on the Centennial to establish the
extent and value of the ledge. other
claims will be taken hold of.--Globe
Chronicle.
The Phoenix herald. (Phoenix, Maricopa County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1879-1882, 1880-10-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Proclamation.

WHEREAS. .UNDFR An ACT OF TIE
w Legislative Assembly of the Terri
tory of Arizona. entitled An Act to pro-
vide for General and Special Elections, =
it is provided there shall be held, through
out the Territory of Arizona, on the Tuesday.
after the first Monday in NoVem Der, A. D.
1880, an election, for me embers of the Legis-
lative Assembly, and such other officers as
may be required by law; t. be chosen at
such election. And whereas, il is fart her
provided in said Act, that it shall be the
duty of the Governor, at least thirty DAYS
before any general election, to issue his
proclamation designating the offices to be
filed at such election
Now therefore, I, John j. Gosper, Acting
Governor of the Territory OF Arizona, in
pursuance of the duty enjoined npon me do
hereby order gene. al election, to be held
upon the day rescrihcd in said Ac- to wit
The second day of Move nber, 4. D. 1890.
And also designate ihe following as the
Offices to be filled at aaid election to wit:
One Delegate to the Forty Seventh Con-
gress OF the United States. One Superin-
tendent of Public Schools, in the Territory.
Twelve Members of the Council of the
Legislative Assembly OF the Territory. And
twent5-four Members of the Tfouse of Rep
resentatives Of said Assembly, apportioned
as follows to wit:
MEMBERS OF TIE COUNCIL.
Pima County ----------5
Maricopa County
1avap&i County .-------------.1
Piral County |
Mohave County -- ..-.-1 |
MEMBERs OF THE HOUSE.
Pima County. |
Maricopa County
Yavapai County ,
Apache County. =
Pipal Comfy ---.-..-....-...-------- ,
Yuma County 2
County
Ais in each County in the Territory NO
Members of the Board of Supervisors;
Sheriff, 4 District Attorney, a County Re
corder, Probate judge, County Treasur-
er. a County Surveyor, two Coroners and
tublic Administrator. Also IN each eloc
ion precinct, in each County one. and not
more than two ConstableS. ard two Justices
IF the Peace, and in each precinct contain
ng population of more than eight hundred
persons, to be ascertsined by the Eo4rd OF
Supervisors, one additional Jesticc and
lso in each School District in each County
hroe School Trustees.
In witness whereorI haze here1nto set
ly hand and caused TO affixed the great
cal of the Territory OF Arizona. Done at
'rescott this second day OF Oct, A. D. 1880
JOEN j. GOSPER
Acting Governor.
10000
Attest; JOHN E. ANDERSON, 5
ASs,nL Seer. OF -Iel--.. 1lrY
MISCELLANEOUS
The Phoenix herald. (Phoenix, Maricopa County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1879-1882, 1880-10-08
How California was saved to the
Union.

NEW YORK, October "a mem
Der of the Legislature of California
in 1881 writes to the Tribune show
| ing how California was saved to the
| Union that year. He says: "Cali-
secession by the foresight and
! prompt and prudent action of Presi-
| dent Lincoln. Shortly after his in
auguration he commissioned Gen
| eral Z. V. Sumner and ordered him
to repair 10 California and relieve
| General A. s. Johnston, then in
command of the Pacific Department.
Summer went aboard the steamer in
New York incognitO, and his depaT-
ture was not known publicly until he
reached his destination. Reaching
the Golden Gate at midnight, he
commanded the Captain OF the steam
er 10 come to anchor in the harbor
until daylight, while the General
took small boat and went ashore
Calling upon Johnston at his lodg
ings at the Oriental Hotel, he advised
the letter that he had been appointed
his successor. Johnston replied that |
if he would call upon him at head |
quarters in the morning the Depart |
ment would be turned oyer to him.
Sumner, producing his commission,
said to Johnston: Here is the |
authority under which l am directed |
to take command of the Department
of the Pacific, and insist upon be-
ing placed in possession here and
now The transfer was then made
and the news sent lay telegraph all
over the State on the following
morning, and never was n set of men
so chapfallen as were the Secession
lists both in and out of the Legisla-
ture. Lincoln, General Scott and a
Congress were bitterly
denounced for the gross outrage upon
General Johnston. Upon repairing
to the barracks General Sumner
found thousands of arms and accou-
trements stored there, of which no {
loyal man in the State had any ,
knowledge The presumption was
hat they were the quota which had
been sent to CaiifsrnI2 in the grand |
ef BuchaHan's Cabinet
preparatory to the organization Of ,
he Rebellion, and that General john
ton had been placed in command, I
With instructions TO aiG in carrying
he State into the Rebellion. This
ecrGt was undoubtedly in the posses '
ion OF the Democratic mem ha.r. OF ! .
lie Legislature. General Sumner at
nee reshipped the surplus arms and q
to Washington, where
hey were so much needed in the T
arly days of the war, and General 7
Ohnston went to Southern Cali
Ornia, where Hancock has been re- r
orted to nave been stationed, or i,
anized a company of Secession
ymDathizers, stole an equipment of
rms from the State, marched across
he continent, joined the Confederate
rmy, and was killed at the battle of .
hiloh. That is how California WAS :,
aved to the Union, AMI IN affair r
ieneral Hancoch took no part, nor y
Tas he known there then rs a man .,
f prominence, it known at all" ii
The Phoenix herald. (Phoenix, Maricopa County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1879-1882, 1880-10-08

II very common expression, but we
think that armed to embellish and
preserve them to ripe old age is de-
cidedly more appropriate This can
bo done by keeping yourself supplied
with bottle OF that splendid denti
trice, SOZODONT, which will beau
tify the teeth and keep them from
the ravages of decay. SOZODONT
contains no acids or gritty substances
which injure the enamel, butts conf
posed of rare and antiseptic herbs,
which have a beneficial effect on the
whole economy of the mouth. Sold
by druggists.
The Phoenix herald. (Phoenix, Maricopa County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1879-1882, 1880-10-08
REPUBLICANS ATTEND!

The. Republican Club Of
Phoenix meets EVERY
SATURDAY EVENING, at
7:3O O'Clock, at their
Headuuarter5. Let every
member attend.
DIR. SHEETS Pres.
fE. 3ycCLIETGCsx. sec.
The Phoenix herald. (Phoenix, Maricopa County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1879-1882, 1880-10-08
To Rent.

Two Thousand acres Of land, with
water rights, sufficient for irrigation.
The above land will be rented on
very reasonable terms in such guam
titles as parties may desire.
Nm. a. HANCOCK.
The Phoenix herald. (Phoenix, Maricopa County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1879-1882, 1880-10-08
TELECRAPHIC.

| CHICAGO. Oct. CHA man unde
arrest at Philadelphia, for fraudul-
emily obtaining naturalization paperS
confessed that swindle has been car
red on by Democrats since August
in very systematic manner. Since
Virginia Republicans began to show
some activity Malone, leader of Repu
diators, has made remark that if any
time he shall become convinced that
Hancock is in danger of losing elect
oral vote OF State he will withdraw
his ticket in favor of regular Demo
cratic nominee.
GRASS VALLEY, CAL, Oct. 9th
Tuesday night, aboat midnight, a
man nam9d Hobcrn who lived in a
cabin near the edge of town was
burned TO death. 1t is supposed the
man was drunk at the time.
New York, Oct CHA Telegram
reporter, to-day, interviewed General
Hancock in reference to the opninion
recently expressed b5 Gen. Grant. He
said: My knowledge of what Gen
Grant has actually said is confined
to what may be called hearsay evid-
cnce. I have read what has been at
tributed to him as his utterances in
newspapers. Now 1 shall take pains
to ascertain from authority and source
Just what Gen. Grant said about me-
Reporter: VIII you apply person
ally for information. Gen. Hancock:
"That would be best course to pursue
Il mean to get truth" Reporter:
If you find ex-President has made
any assertions derogatory to your
character will you make reply. Gen
Hancock: "Yes, if necessary, I will
certainly deny everything, unless
after 1 have sifted the matter to bot
tom and decided TO reply in full, 1 |
Will prepare full and comprehensive
statement for publication; l shall
lose no more time than l can help in
getting at bottom of the matter
Reporter: What reason have you
FOR doubling Gen Grants attack on
Iour character. Gen. Hancock: "In
he first place, he lacked good
grounds upon which too attack me.
md in the second place. he is an old
older and graduste of West Point,
s such he could not. 1t seems to be
ar out over step bounds of truth and
propropriety rs to
5npt to injure me even in private
CONDENSED PELEGRAMs.
At B"die yesterday at / p. NJ, Ben.
'emotts' house was burned, and his
xo children perished in the flames. !
Delaware has gone Democratic by S
900 majority. t
In PottsYille, Penn, yesterday =
lorning Charley Wclthier shot his
Ife and then shot himself. Mrs. 5
Colquitt has been elected governor \
Georgia by 1900 majority. :.
In Lowell, Mass, Chase's mill and
alukner's mill were burned down. u
Dss, 300,0G0-fully insured. 4
Gen. Grants old regiment had s
.-union at Decatur, ILL.,, yesterday, :.
which ex-President participated. :,
The Phoenix herald. (Phoenix, Maricopa County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1879-1882, 1880-10-08
FREIGHT ARRIVALS.
Arrivals by Railroad Last Night
at Marico3a.

Thursday. 2.
G Brown, 10 pkgs, 433.
o J Thibodo, II sund, 1850.
VIM Isaac, l pkg, 130.
G Goats, II sund, $40.
PRESCOTT.
Bashford & Co, IA sund, $50.
d Levy, 4 sund. $40.
Bray & Co, 10 sund, 595.
II Serg, 6 sund, 1910.
TIP-TOP.
w 4 Rowe, 1 pkg. So.
The Phoenix herald. (Phoenix, Maricopa County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1879-1882, 1880-10-08
Pacific, near the ION de-.


NEW YORK, Oct. Tn a letter
published, dated May 18th, 1868,
from Gen. Hancock to John B. Hos
kin. New York, in which he thanks
the latter for advocating Hancock
for President; says he knows there is
wide spread effort to make his
name prominent and that the fact
arose from the probable Republicans
candidacy of Gen. Grant and from
his share iu the Southern work. He
was anxious for the triumph of con-
serTatIsm over radicalism but had
ne ambition to be President; his po-
sition If nominated, would be very
embarrassing, having no profession
but arms and possessing no riches,
but he would not hesitate on that
account if he could win and others
could not
The Evening Commercial publishes
a rumor that Gen. Grant and two
wealthy Cleveland friends of Garfield
namely, A. Stone and S. F. Everett,
will 90 into the Board of Directors
of Western Union Telegraph Com
pany, at the next election.
LONDON, Oct. 7th.-It Is stated that
Admiral Seymour, Commander ia
Chief of the United Forces on Turk
ish waters, has requested Admiral,
commanding Russian Squadron TO
Eold himself in readiness for sailing
orders.
The Phoenix herald. (Phoenix, Maricopa County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1879-1882, 1880-10-08
FRIDAYS DAILY HERALD

The Iatest teIegraphfc- local
aud other news for Friday is
found in the FIRST three Columns
eT this page
The Phoenix herald. (Phoenix, Maricopa County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1879-1882, 1880-10-08
DAILY PHOENIX HERALD
GOSPER s. MeCLINTOCK.
Publishers and Proprietors.
Published every evening except Sunday
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY.
yr., $10: 6 mos, SIS; per week. 25
WEEKLY.
Yr., s5; Mos. So SO; 3 Nos. 81 80.
Advertising Rates made known on appli-
cation.
c. W. CRANE, Agent, San francisco, Cal
Mr.. j. II. BAT RS, Newspaper Adverttsin
Agent. Al Park Row, (Timcs Building) New
York, is authorized to contract for adver-
tisements in the Phoenix HERALD.
The Phoenix herald. (Phoenix, Maricopa County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1879-1882, 1880-10-08
TELECRAPHIC.
Associated Press Dis.
patches to Herald"
lrER WESTERN UNION LINE
MEXICO.

MEXICO
CrrY OF MEYIco, October LII
the House of Representatives by {
large majority vote there were passed
resolutions declaring Gonzalez Pres
idcnt of the Republic, His term is
to begin December 1st. next. Gen
Gonzalez being in the interior is not
expected at the capital until the eve
of his Inauguration
General Ramirez, leading revolu-
zionist in Sonora was killed on the
18th of September.
arocKs.
san FRANclsco, Oct. THE fol-
lowing are the latest stock quota
tions:
Nevada, s101{.
Union, SIGH.
Ophir. S31z-
Silver King, 80.
Mexican, $9ll.
Tfp-Top, 4.
CtllI IOrnlas S4A.
Virginia, $294.
About o'clock, .cste+day after
noon, Wm. Darlington, porter for
Dickson, DeWolf & Co, and Michel
G. Mcdonald, head salesman for
Blake, Robbins s. Co., entered sa-
loon, on Halleck street, known as
Billy Barlow, and called for drinks
While the bar keeper was preparing
them Burlington drew a revolver
and fired three shots at Mcdonald,
him instantly. 1t is rumored
as the cause of the act that Il cD3a
aid had seduced one OF BarrIngten's
The Phoenix herald. (Phoenix, Maricopa County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1879-1882, 1880-10-08
KEW MEXICO.

SANTA FE, Oct. Ton Saturday,
last Col. Buell. effected a juRction
with the ltexlcan troops under Col.
Lerazee at Santa Rio, chihuahua.
Col Carr with his cavalry is en-
camped on the line. of the Southern
Pacific. near the frerticr.
The Phoenix herald. (Phoenix, Maricopa County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1879-1882, 1880-10-08

Is a precaution which should never be neg
lected when danger is present, and there
fore n course of the Bittcrs at this season Is
particularly desirable, especially for the
feeble and sickly AS a remedy for bilious
ness, dyspepsia, nervousness, and bowel
complaints, there il nothing comparable to
this wholesome restorative
For Sale I'D Al Druggists and Dealers
generally.
The Phoenix herald. (Phoenix, Maricopa County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1879-1882, 1880-10-08
NEW SERIES-NO. II.
MISCELLANEOUS
BANK EXCHANGE HOTEL.

HYashIn$tca street oPPesaee rAm
Plaza. Phenlx.
The Phoenix herald. (Phoenix, Maricopa County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1879-1882, 1880-10-08
N R0SENTHAL.

Washington St. Corner Noatszuza.
Phenix, Arizona.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-12-30
llayWArSss Nhwe Sterv.

l. mi balling. neither Il II frre sI,.r
hns II Il running along un ihr I'VE.
tenaf VI IT. why. nnd settling "a,
nOufS aud SHuES, MI prir@s thai
hrin. thu customers. AMI thu rnrnmt
avemnnt and wastan, ~ his extensive
tra,le has induced him IN New nr,n,
his entire stock III l,cnsa anil shu
Nh cost for thr next SIXTY days. fui
the purpose VI making som. changes
anil shiafslns hi l,eot und Shn.
business In trrsre,
Remember this II what we mann
fuNT, - rnme and learn thu rsirrs
II Will convince You TINT w all il
We advertise, Those who have hul
hrrn Al fortunate ~ 10 buy ~ iIny
wartl'a, hnd better come I'm ~lriuls
40 ~ to save their fe.t IN getilna
there. tF"When you nir shoh from
HnyWarfs Store you cum 10 on fool
or on horsehnek.~Ns
Take thu shortest route IL HAY.
WARDS nnut AND snoI stumn III
Allcman's OLD stand.
crescn Iowa, Dec, abth. iaso
hlut1
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-12-30
THE WEEKLY PIONEER PRESS

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tAtHr III III sastnae n psiIsA,s sil tla rss.s4As
lsts esaatistsllea n tlm tais VI . p4thasHssst firm
n IN mai MI hBApsA#t Ni afs ALL fHsvHNu III tla
wnNts "a hu ri,tel hstWsesttla III siAssss AMI w
AilA.snt #sss, anil Territories " ~ ietSftsHsHh
rlltAih HatAiiaH e.li III #a Al Alt liN Tassefw ana
stat. ash ~ ii iee4 IL farm std Hassrn sii ha,sa
tua departments So isFt assA H.isst asis sth vss
w tl.n s,esta htasi# FL l# tNstft aHi sttAlei N
IN editorial il*als#issgs iafitra Hlis Hss II uslI
MhIstia N stMgiai iniefa, s pittft,a ri MlHha#ts
shA III neAiiasln4 RtRs " isiish1 riutft@t ~hltt
as~ unsurpassed TN NtAHts atii AHnfs V HtH tssss
ts~st ssHtsAs,B ~ I'm #nifitlas ass IaNff s,sn aas
rNssap III etnlN usaiti#Ha ilVH aAHh Erafi#iph aHa
Nnssatsn lisa4 htssAa sA Il a si8t taasi Feahassis
sentts, ~.li ~ 81 ~ ii aAl AilAaiR.lis ard hiai
ksr@i iMsMss la aHnH II VI wal4sias risHsuesfNA II
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