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rrpIrht psrol nnrnad.

BurpALo, NY, June lo.-Tho New
York Central freight depot on Ohio
street Is in ruins. AtO;4o this morning
an alarm was sounded, fire having been
discovered In the depot. Shortly after.
wards u geCond alarm was given, then
followed q general alarm, as Il looked Rs
though the conaagration might DO ser.
ious, owing 10 the close proximity Of the
city elevator and other valuable proper'
". Happily, however, the depot was al
most entirely free oi freight and while
tlie long one.Story building, nearly seven
hundred feet In length, WaH gulted, the
wall remain intact and the damage will
not reach over $4,000.
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STEEL RAILS NEXT.
Tie Latest Scheme d that wonderful
English Syndicate.

Tie Latest scheme Of that W0ndtFful
English syndicate.
NEW YoRK, June 1O.-samuel Inter.
myer, the agent for the English syndl.
cato which is purchasing American
breweries, says there is no truth In the
rulnor that he has made q proposition 10
purchase oil tho breweries at Roxbufy,
Masg. These hreweries arc RoeSlef's, ,
Burkhartlts and piat's, and their appre.
gate valuation iS between S4,O0O006 and
100000.
Str. Untsrmysr said, 'There iS no
truth In any such rumor, aud, moreover,
you can say that tho EnRlish capilallsls
who arc investing In American bfowe.
fies do not want the Roxbury bFeWefiea
This syndicate, which, by Tie way n
not a syndicate, but merely d number y
English capitalists, 10 going 10 invest n
flour mills and rolling mills. We aFe Al,
ready negotiating for the purchase 81
different mills, and propose 10 manuiaC
ture steel rails In this country, lam foI
at liberty now, however, 10 stale whefi
these manufactures aud mills are
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THE SANITARY CONDITION.
Considering the circumstances It Is Excel
lent at Johnstown,


lent at JohnstoWn,
YOUNGSTOWN, Pa, June lO.-Dr. Benia
min Lee, Executive officer Of the State
Board Of Health, issued health bulletin
No. this morning, the first since the
18th. 1t treats of the sanitary condition
Of Johnstown and surrounding boroughs
which he reports as excellent in view Of
existing circumstances. DR.. Lee reports
a gradual Improvement in the health ol
the boroughs. Coopersdale issomewhai
inaccessible owing TO high water in the
Conemaugh, and there are some cases oi
stomach and howell troubles in conse'
uuence OF poor food. There have been
no cases OF contagious disease at the gen.
eral hospital, and but one fatal case ol
diphtheria at the Red.cross hospital and
one other case. Among the soldiery
there Is not single hospital case. Mea'
sles are diminishing.
Gangs are engaged In collecting the
carcasses OF dead animals Nlong the diff
ierent streams and burning them.
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THE PRESS ASSOCIATION,
Election of onlcers-A Trip to Bethany and
banquet.

Election of Oflcers-A Trip to bethany ant
u banquet.
Special DtspatSh 10 me IRtClliOenaT.
WELIsBuRo, W. Va, June l9.-At To-
day'ssession Of the West Virginia Press
Association, the election Of officers fol
the ensuing year occurred, with tho fol
lowing result; President, NJ. S. Holt
Weston Republican, Vice President, j
v. Henderson, Charleston Nonparel
Corresponding Secretary, @. NJ. Smith
Parkersburg Inder; Recording SeCre-
tary, Jackson Bugle; Treasurer, W. NJ
O. Dawson, Preston County Journal
Historian, A. B. White, Parkersburl
Journal; Orator, George NJ. Fleming
Buckhannon Banner; Poet, Il. A. Gal'
lagher, st. Mary's Oracle; Delegates tc
the National Convention at Detroit
August 2S, 20 and 80. Frank Glass, Pan
Handle News; w. S. Wiley, Wetzel Dem.
Ocrat; ]. V. Henderson, Charleston Non
pareil; O. NJ. Smith, Parkersburg Inder
NJ. s. Holt, Weston Republican,
To-day, by invitation, the members o
the association visited Bethany College
and the home Of Alexander Campbell
and tonight were the guests Of the hos,
pitable citizens ot Wellsburg at asplendid
tanquet.
Tomorrow the newspaper men will
visit the oil and gas fields Of Hancock
county.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., Juno l0.-Thc
Presidents reception this afternoon was
attended by nearly three hundred per-
sons, the majority being delegates TO the
meeting Of the patriotic order OF the
Sons OF America. During the reception
Mr.. spOfIord, one Of the leading mem'
bers, attempted 10 fasten Q badge oil the
order upon the Presidents breast, but
he politely but firmly refused to accept.
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Fenr. for tho Crops.
ypetial pl.paLtA o lAe InlalloMer..

GTttIUI DIVVultN WWV 4NIlNVsNVFTt
FAlnMoSr, W. Va June 1o.-The
continued rainfall Is causing grave APP
prehenBlons as to the safety oithe wheat
crop, some farmers having already dis.
covered indications Of rust. The ground
being 10 wet, farmers are unable 10 work
their corn, and the 9th is making rapid
growth, while gardens are, as The old
saw puts II, like "a man Of words and
mt Of deedg,n
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MANSFIELD, Pa June lO.-At G:5d
o'clock this evening a kerosene can ex'
ploded at the residence Of Albert Krell,
a driver for August Abbott, butcher on
James street. Mrs. Krell was getting
supper. She was terribly burned all
over the body and will die. Her hus,
band was seriously injured while rescu'
Ing her, and their three children were
burned, but not badly. The house was
destroyed and otherD damaged. Loss,
one thousand dollars,
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INCREASING ITS STRENGTH.
Tho Broad Policy Adopted by the Amalga.
mated ARSsociation.


mated AaSsociation.
PITTsBuRdH, Pa, June 10.-The Anal.
gamated Association Convention in
granting the application Of the bolt.
makers for admission to the organization
has necessitated a boltmakers' scale.
The general strike assessment measure
suggested by the American Fedora.
ton OF Trades Unions, whereby
all members OF the Federation are
assessed in case Of strike in
any OF the trades unions, was
adopted. An amendment was also
passed permitting the admission OF a
large number OF men about the mills
who heretofore could not join the ergan-
izatlon, Everybody who is employed
about the mills can now be freely ad.
mitted with the exception OF common
laborers. This latter question is left TO
the discretion Of the local lodges To
whom the laborers may apply for
admission. The association which has
been so conservative fnallySreaches out
its arms aud embraces every class OF iron
or steel workers. The chance will make
the Amalgamated Association stronger
competitor Of the Knights Of Labor, Tor
the membership OF workmen who could
Join the X. Of L, but owing to the laws
OF the order could not Join the ,Amalga.
mated Association.
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ArrLEroN, Wis, June l9.-Tho va.
canCy nthe presidency Of the Lawrence
University, caused BY the retirement Of
pf. b. +, Raymond 10 accept The pfesi.
dency Of WealOyan University, atMii.
dletOwn, Conn, has been allied by lhe
trustees by tue election Of o. W, Gala.
gher, d. D., Oi Providence, X. /, Dr.,
Raymond leaves Thursday for WeSleyar,
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Another Putnam County Murder
setai DitnatAh IA ths fnltiii1e;cer,

wtNplELD, W. VA June l9.-JamcS
Lawrence struck Tom Stephens this
morning on the back Of the head with a
pick at Che mouth Of the Raymond City
mines, this county, crushing his skull
10 such an extent that II ig very doubt
iul II he will recover. The difficulty
grew out Of an old gfudge. Lawrence
made good Lis escape and Is yet at large
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TnE ORONlN CASH IN ENGLAND.
Mr. LabOuuhOrC nG u Defender of AiS1an,
der Sullivan.

Mr.. LRbOuOhBre ~ u Defender OF Aloxnns
der Sullivan.
LONDON, June 19.-AIr. LabouChere,
writing in the Truth about the charges
against Alexander Sullivan, says that
everything that the Times (which has
an agent and bank account in
Chicago can do TO prejudice
tho public against Mr.. Sullivan
will be effectively done first, because
Mr.. Sullivan advised Patrick Egan re.
speCting information sent 10 England 70.
garding the Parnell iorgerleBi and,
second, because he selected Father Dor.
ney 10 convey across the ocean the locu.
m6nts which smashed tho gTmes' case.
Mr.. LabanChete says the assertion that
Mr.. Sullivan misapplied funds entrusted
to him 10 known 10 be abso.
lutely untrue. He thinks II prob.
able that these charges have
been brought against Mr. Sullivan ID
order 10 compel the production Of The
books Of the American League, iuAt ag
tho foreigners were published, In order
TO obtain an inquiry into the Irish
Leagues finances.
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any action. 'If It should be developed
that the 0lan-na.Gael is in any way re.
sponsible for the deplorable affair, !
have no doubt that such steps shall be
taken as will warrant the order being
condemned by name by. all the Arch
bishopsiot the country, The duty Of the
church Is very plain in the matter. Its
line Of action'is clearly marked out by
the DEGREES Of the third plenary council,
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BERLiS, June -TorrentiAl rainS,aC.
companled by thunder, have swept over
seryia, Southern weStphalia, Nassau
and Thutingia. The storm extended
east 70 BAx0ny and south 10 Bayafia,
Serious damage was done 10 hay, cora
aud fruit crops, Several persons and 4
large number Of cattle pefiBhed.
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POSTOPFICE ORDER
That win Prove Popular Among Ex'sOl
diers aud Their Friends.

Tint WIN Prove Popular Among Ex'sOl-
dlers aud Their Friends,
WASHINGTON, June l0.-The Postmas-
ter General has Issued the following
order:
That in compliance with request OK
pressed in a resolution submitted by
Gen. Phil Sheridan Command Union
Veterans Union Department OF the POto-
mac, all male employees in this depart
ment shall make full statement OF all
service performed by them In the army,
navy or marine corps OF the United
States, and all male employees who have
not served In the army, navy or marine
corps OF the United States shall state
that fact, and in either case such state
ment shall be filed in this office within
ten days from date OF this order. 1t is
further ordered that In the rosters OF
this departmental honorably discharged
soldiers, sailors or mariners OF the
United States who have been wounded
or disabled in action shall have
that fact indicated by the letters II. D.
W. (signiiying honorably discharged,
WuWuuGuJ VI II. " " NhuuutNu1y hlS-
charged, disabled), rs the case may be,
pretlxcd 10 their names in such rosters.
II Is further ordered that the employees
Of the department who are widows, sons
or daughters OF soldiers, sailors or
marines OF the United States, who dur
ing tho war for the suppression OF the
rebellion died in the service, or were
honorably discharged therefrom, shall
have that fact shown In the rosters Of
this department by tho initial W. S. or
D. D., as the case may be, prefxed to
their names in such roster.
JonN WANANARER,
Postmaster General.
The resolution referred to expressed
the belief that certain employees in the
executive departments, who have never
served in the army, navy or marine SER
vice, have the asterisk, Indicating mill.
tary service, to their names in the roster
OF the bureaus In which they are em.
ployed,
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The new scale to govern the wages OF
the iron and steel workers Of the United
States has been completed by the Anal.
gamated convention, and was this even.
ing given to the manufacturers OF Pitts.
burgh. Manufacturers Of the East and
West will receive the scale upon the re.
turn Of the delegates from those sections
on the first Of the week. The new scale
goes into effect on July l.. It does not
differ materially from the scale now In
force. A few slight changes have been
made in the extras. II Ia not expected
that there will be any trouble over It's
acceptance.
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Tie Que aItown Yacht ILaoe.

QUEENSTOWN, June i9.-1'he yacht
race which was started yesterday did
mot finish until nearly 8 o'clock this
morning. The Yalkytia was becalmed
for an hour within half q mile OF tko
winning station. Tho vteda ran IN lOl-
lowed by the Yatana. The Vfeda,
favored by an eastefly wind, passed tht,
VAlkyfle and led 10 the club quay where
she arrived at 1850, The valkyriB and
Yarana, when quarter Of a mile front
the quay, again became beCalmUd. They
then dropped their anchors.
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FnlletI 10 Identify ThoIn,

CHICAGO, ILL, June l9,-Bookkespel
ThroCkmorton, Expressman Martinsen
and Salesman Hatfield arrived from New
York for the purpose Of identifying
Maroney and Mcdonald who were
arrested on the supposition that they
were concerned in the murder Of DR..
oronin. They failed, however, to iden-
tlfy the prisoners. Martinsen was at
once taken before the grand Jury and
identified the photograph as that OF
Burke who Is under arrest at Winnepeg.
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THE RAINS In ILLINOIS.
The Country Delayed aud Great Damage to
the CFODH.

BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, June 1O.-An.
other deluge of rain fell Monday night,
and it has rained every day for two
weeks and vast quantity Of rain has
fallen. Much Of the country is under
water. The ground has been cold and
wet so long that in the low places the
corn has become yellow. Should the
rain cease now the corn may be saved,
but should 1t continue but few days
longer the loss will be great indeed. The
berry crop, too, is suffering.
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In delicate health and oil who suffer
from habitual constipation, dyspepsia,
billousnees or piles, should Try The pleas.
ant fruit laxative, Elixir Of Dates, Sold
In 10 cent bottles by y. X, GoetGe, w,
". Irwin, John LauRhlln. Logan Drug
Company and Goodwin 4 Co., whole
sale agents,
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iIestroyad In IFlEe.

TRoY, N. w. June 1O.-At 1 O'Clock
this morning FIRE started LIP The barn o.
the Hackct house, BAllSton. ttconsum
cd p. A. Flnley's furniture store ant
barn aud A, W, PaddoGk's paint store
l.. GafllCh'B tobacco store and Qruppa
tepB fruit store. Los $l5,00Oj partially
insured. Origin Of Tue hte unknown,
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POSTAL CLERKS KILLED.
Fatal Accident on the Pan-Han'
die, near SteubenylIle,
THREE CARS JUMP THE TRACK
While Going at tho Rate ofEoFty.Ave
Miles an Hour-Two Killed Out
right, 1.-TWO Fatally Injured and
. Others Seriously Hurt

plTrsBrRdu, PAp June l9.-rhe sec
opa section OF mail train No, 7 wes
hound, ON the Panhandle railroad waE
wrecked this afternoon while passing
New Cumberland junction, two miles
east Of SleuhenyilIe, Two persons were
killed outright, aud eight injured, four
of them seriously, The names of the
killed are;
j, IL. PAYSg, Postal Clerk,
+. h. RGlSllAnT, Postal Clerk,
Those seriously injured are'
CoSDucroR BuGRls.
BRAHRSlAN MCFARLAND.
posrAL CLEgH W. S, BoLToN.
PosrAt CLERK j, +, MATHEWS
NIessrs. II, D. Armstrong, L. +. Ben
nor, c. j. Minor aud Frank Shook were
also Lnrt, but how badly, is not known.
THE accident was caused by the third
rar from the engine leaving the track,
II was followed by two more, all going
over an CmDNnklheHt' llle tTAlH con-
sisted OF the engine, express car and four
postal cars, and was running about forty.
live milcsan hour. Besides the regular
train crew, there were fifteen postal
clerks on the train. In consequence Of
ihe wires being down the cause Of the
accident has not been learned,
A telephone message Just received
says that ,Burris and Bolton are 30 badly
Injured that they cannot recover. Sur
geons weYe sent promptly from steuben.
Vile and the injured removed to that
city, where they were given the best OF
attention. The accident happened about
hali.past two o'clock this afternoon.
ALATE DISPATCH.
Payne lived at Indianapolis, Rein.
hart at Eilingham, ILL.,, Bolton ut New.
ark, Ohio, Mcfarland ut Mansfield, Pa,
and Burris ut Columbus, Ohio. Nc.
Farland has since died aud Bolton and
lIurrs are IN serious condition.
--aa@lH-
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SwpCK FINS IN lIEN.
How German Couple Tried to Cure Their
InSnne Daughter.

How German Couple Tried to Cure Their
InSane Daughter.
CARTILAGE, ILL, June lO.-A young
woman named Hannah ITeitland has
been working for her brother in Quincy.
She recently left his house and walked
to her home in Tioga, distance ol
twenty-five or thirty miles. The girl
showed symptoms Of insanity, and her
parents, with other Ignorant Germans ol
that vicinity, held Il sort OF incarnation
over her, sticking pins into her to "drive
away the evil spirit" The young woman
became almost unconscious. and In this
condition she was bound hand and foot,
gagged aud placed In farm wagon
brought to Carthage aud placed Ia 3
livery stable. Here sha remained from
noon yesterday until near midnight last
might in mn unconscious condition.
The unfortunate creature was finally
taken to jNil, where n physician Is tryinp
TO save her life. Pins were still found
sticking in her person. A judicial in
vestigatiOn will be held.
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HelFaat son,ls Aid,

BELFAST, June 19.-The Mayor Of this
city has sent E50O by cable TO the Johns
town sufferers as an installment on the
amount TO be raised by the citizens Of
| Bhliaat
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A nlnek pi nnIlAlnra llntnad

NAsnytLtr, ARK., June -ono block
Of this town was destroyed at an early
hour this morning. Some twenty build
lnga were burned, entaillng q net loss o.
over $4,000 the insurance on which
was about $4,000. The posloiIlCe wal
burned, but most Oithe mall matter wa
6ayed, M
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a Poor orop outlook hi IndInnn,

LEBANON, IND, June 19.-owing to
tho long continued rains for the past
three weeks the prospect for crops is
very discouraging in this section. A
great deal OF the corn Is under water
and the wheat presents a sorry appear
anCe and probably will not yield more
than one.half crop.
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lEfasiiiiIt9E. lfaSiit8EH.: = ! s's 3 2 e. e

EAfned fnnS-IlmIIi0nI n WheelIng,6 Q. Three
base hlts-Nlles, Williams Two base hltS-IIig.
gins Weihe, zlmneE. Struck out-9y, Mlller3 ;
Gallagher !. Bases on balls-oif Miller Q; Oti
Gallagher s; OF Higgins ]. Wild pitChCS-by
Miller |; Dunn /; Gallagher 8; Higgins /. Passed
pRlls-Zlmner 2; Bowman !. Double plays4Mil.
Sacrifice hits-Whlte, spoldol, Dunn. Stolen
baAes-liamilton, 81 Wheeling, 10. Tlme-2;OS,
umplre-Sheppard,
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Cnnnr,l.

WINNIPEG, June 19.-The report that
Burke has made a confession is a canard.
Burke has made no statement whatever
excepting 10 deny all completely in the
Cronln murder. No one but his lawyer
ID allowed to see him. I
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BREMEN, Juns i0.-Atrlyed, steamer
Rhein from Baltimore.
NEw YoRk, June 1g.-Arflved, steam.
efs Wyoming from Liverpool, State Of
Pennsylvania from Glasgow,
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CoSsrANriSoPtE, June lO.=Ths Sui.
tAn'B gin Of 200 pounds for the Johns.
town sufferers has greatly pleased the
American residents here,
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Not 0ullly.

Special DLpdieh 10 ht lnttiligtHoer
pARkERsBvRp, W, VA Juno 10,
James Lemley, Of this county, was tried
In tile United States Court to-day for
illegal voting. He was acquitted,
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Allesheny County COM rlete.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, June l0.-Allcgheny
county complete: Majority against pro-
hibition amendment, 1880; against suf.
fraPe amendment, 90, 6,807.
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taFuRiTiRS pi the blood often cause
great annoyance al this SEASON, Hool's
BAnap0rlllA puriheS tho blood, and cufe5
all such affections,
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Tie Lo.. Al william sport.

WiLLlAMsroRr, Pa, June l9.-1t Is
estimated that the flood loss in this city
will reach ten million dollars.
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KANSAS Cry, June 10.-Derby day
brought out bigCrowd at the races to.
day. The weather was warm and the
track good, but still q little slow.
First race, mile, Lizzie d. won time
1,l7a second race, 3 iurlongs, Blue Veil
won; time 1881 third race, thirteen.
Bixteenths, Brldgellght won time / ,65i.
Fourth race, Kansas City Derby, one
and one.quatter mile, 1,eptSmlef won
time gilA,
Fifth race, seven iurlOnss, Frederlca
won time iS2l.
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For lhs Nyotid'. sundoy sShool ,,op,,r,lo

VI" WV'IW' 'VUINy bthbOI UohVenIIOn
NEW foRS, June lo,-.Thete sailed iol
Liverpool on board the llothhia to.da,
800 delegates TO tho worlds Sunday
school convention which meets Ia Lon
Noh on July 2. They come from al
parts Of the Union, representing tn
sunday schools Of all the leading cities
aadnoy expect 10 reach London Oh Jun
~, On July ! they will DO received b.
tnS Lord Mayor Of London, and on lb
following day the regular sessions oi III
convention will begin.
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FORAKER DON'T WANT IT.


NEw YoRE, June lO.-"I have no time
to talk politics, said Governor Foraker,
OF Ohio, to II TimcS reporter yesterday.
III am about to start for homo and have
barely time to catch my train" "ArO
the reports true, Governor, that YOU are
a candidate for rCnonination2" "No,
siri 2ni not candidate for rOnomina.
uon, | have no desire for the honor
again and believe II 10 time 10 give
somebody else chance. lam aware oI
the movCinenttO push the nomination
upon me, but YOU gan say for me that
10 not want aud will not take IT,
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ltiS allvety well for an OnEinO 10 have
all eccenltlc rod but II should not have
Nh eccentric engineer.
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A vigorous foreign policy Is one that
lives 70 get out Of The State Department.
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yoa A DisOaDrRED i.iyRR Try rEEcn.
ANS PILLS, - wBAw