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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-11-07
A GREAT JOURNAL
VI national MOment-Ten Features Of
the "1rrigation Age"
ITS NEWS FEATURE

IS NEWS FEATURE
| j. First of all, tho Irrigation
age IL a newspaper, tho very pith
and spirit of the great movement
which is Transforming the arid des-
erts OF the west into the most pros
Perousagricultural regions on earth.
Its news feature consists OF full and
prompt reports Of irrigation pro-
gress In seventeen states and terri
tories, written by its numerous
special correspondents in the local.
tiles covered.
ITS EDITORIAL MISSION.
2. The Irrigation Age walks in
an editorial pathway clearly
marked out for it from the first.
It is the recognized champion Of
the philosophy of irrigation. It is
laboring to bring the country to a
sense OF the duty it owes to the west,
and the oncoming hosts of settlers,
in the reclamation of the arid pub
lie lands.
CONSTRUCTION DEPARTMENT,
3. Every issue of the Age con-
tains a complete list of all new irri-
cation companies incorporated, and
all new works Of irrigation begun,
in the preceding two weeks.
IT'S IRRIGATION LAW.
4. The age treats regularly Of
the subject of the irrigation laws of
the several states, taking up mooted
points as they arise and noting
court decisions as rendered.
IT'S FINANCIAL POLICY.
5. The Age has a'special work
to do in impressing upon the fnan-
clal world the value of irrigation
securities, which are incomparably
superior to all other classes of
securities put on the market, be-
cause they amount to a mortgage
on and where crops never fail, on
the water supply that makes the
values of the land, and on the pro-
ductive energy of all.
IT'S TECHNICAL ARTICLES.
6. The technical articles pub
lished in The Age are of the high
est value to all classes of readers.
The Age has for its list of contrib
uters the ablest minds on irriga-
ton in the United States. Their
articles on water supply, methods
of construction, and similar topics,
are written in popular style and
explore field hitherto largely un-
developed.
IT'S IRRIGATED FARM TOPICS.
Z. The department on "Irri-
gated Farms" will shortly become
indispensable to all farmers using
irrigation. 1t treats of meth
DDS and results and will con-
stantly present new features of
value and interest.
IT'S ORCHARD PAPERS.
8. The department on "Irrigated
Orchards will be another feature
Of extraordinary interest. The
development of the fruit industry in
the arid region outside of California
has scarcely begun.
IT'S PORTRAITS AND BIOGRAPHICAL
SKETCHES.
8. A similar feature is the series
of portraits and biographical
sketches Of prominent citizens of
the arid empire. Nothing can be
said country that is much more
interesting than the men who
made it.
IT'S DESCRIPTIONS OF LOCALITIES.
10. A useful and entertaining
features of The Age is it's series Of
attractive descriptions of towns and
counties in the arid region. In
these papers the reader can learn
precisely what has been accom-
plished by irrigation in retaining
the waste places and upbuilding
prosperous communities.
A pigs idea of a parlor is proba'
bly, that it has big mud puddle
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-11-07
OUR FAITHFUL SCISSORS
\ Stolen Notes Embelished With 0riei-
nal Head Lines.
OTHER BRAINS THAN OURS,

Comments Of the Idaho Press, Witty
and Otherwise, on a Great Variety
Of Subjects.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-11-07

A pigs idea of a parlor is proba-
bly, that it has a big mud puddle
in the center of it.-Ram's Horn.
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Especial 10 ~ KEsssssc yocanAx.l
LlsExnoHs rAILs, Feb. E.-Ths Al.
gusta DisaSics Ministerial Aasecission
cpsnsd IL sinasf session in ~ NsshodisI
ChurcA = Livsnnsss Halis viii .. asls
sermon By the Rev. 4. Hsniisen On Moa.
day evening; tszs, Css., Q.
Ths norains session Tuesday opened
with prayer meeting. conducted By u
Rev. /. N. Besl Of Lesds. Essays On 6un.
day csnp mestinss were prsssntsd By Bros,
Holt. Eldfedse and Croekets, and The dis.
cushion participated in BY Ill The member
present. Esssys on tbs ministry and soci.
olcgy we're presented BY W. 4. Nottags
md ". II. Barber. Lack Of time pre-
vented discussion. Morning session closed
With the rssdins Of IN essay On sshies oi
politics by A. Hamilton. On noGion il vss
yotsd that this essay b. cent 70 Zion'a
Herald for publication. The followina
brethren, large representation Of the
membefship. we're present @. C. An
dfews. p. T., c. N. Abbott, ". +. Berry,
!. N. Beal, G. w. Barber. G. 4. Blsbss,
). r. Cole, II. Crockett. W. B. Eldridse,
W. II. Poster. A. Hamilton. NJ. Z. King,
A. g. Ladd, w. II. II. McAiiister, ". A.
Notiaxe, A. Il. PArlin, ]. r. Remick, A. G..
Trsfion and g. b. Pierce.
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fairs % prevsns fraud. Vas taken from
the table.
fBy an inadvestspce this bill vas
endorsed By the senator from Kennebec -
having been referred 70 the commitfee
ON legal aRairs- A. matter Of fact. how
ever, it had been referred 70 aud reported
from the committee on Agriculture Tbotb
Of which committees the senator il
msnbefl and she secretary Of the SENATE
vas inuustsd to revise his records and
make them coufofm 10 the facSs.A
On motion by the ssme senator the hill
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TRAVEL OYoPPBD,


PrrsBuRa, Pa, Feb. 17-Grsst anxiet,
IL felt at the prospect Of . Hood Ia u.e
Allegheny and Monon Sahela rivers. Il has
been raining heavily over thirty hours. an
at many places great damage has alread
been done. At Bradford the lower streets
are inundated and the people have been
taken from houses in boats.
At Johnstown the situation IL bscomip Z
serious. Several bridges have been swers
away and tho lands aye completely Ho0de
At II this morning both rivers were 9 !
feet high and were rising ct the rate ~
seven inches an hour. High water wns
very unexpected aud all the morning FAM
lilies have been moving from their houscs
in the lover part Of the Allegheny a. sew
erAi streets were f,oded to the doorsiep..
The Pittsburg q Western railroad -
covered In the city and all travel at the
end is stopped, while many mills lyins {
along the rivers have bedn forced to shut
down.
Later.
II Is understood that the danger fro I,
high water has passed and that fuTsb, E
danger 10 not nov probable. All the indu =.
trial Establishments are closed aud busine,
% now at . standstill.
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Indiana Appsopss.s,on mn IN tAs
Houoe.

The House was called 10 order THE
morning BY rayson OF Iliinois. Thonpsoa
OF Ohio. from the committee 90 Judiciary.
offered resolution for the iapeachaent
of Alexander beAsman, judge Of The uni-
ted States court for the weslsrn districs of
Lou.siana for high cfimes and uisslsuean-
ore, Ordered printed and recommitt>d.
Brewer Of Michigan ptsseated, after brief
debate and Nouss agreed 70, the confer
snce repost on the fofsiAcatiou appropsia-
tIon hill 6pooner Of Rhode Island called
up the Sena'e hill increasing 70 el00 q
month the pension Of the widow Of Admiral
Carey, upon which ueasure . prsvious
question was ordered As the lass sesslou Of
Congress-
Some dispositicn being shown 10 discuss
the blu, Cannon Of litlrois, In the inesrsse
Of the appropriation billie, asksd Spooasr
TO withdraw IL; meeting with refusal, no
rai,e . question Of causidefatiou.
The House refused 10 consider the bill
and immediately vent into conmistes Of
the whole, Diueisy Of Maine In the chair,
on the Indian appropriation hill.
P.rkips Of Kansas, In charge Of he hlll.
offered an amendms,.s fos carry ing nut Of
the allotment agrcemsnts with the S.ssston,
Wahpeton, Cmur- Allen, Cheyenne, Aeap.
Aho. Pottavat,omie. Absentee and Shawnee
tribes OF Indians A point Of order raised
against Il was overal.d and the matter vac
Informally passed over for the present.
Blanchard Of Louisiana offered IN
Ams ndmen nj providing for the appointment
by the present speaker Of . committee 70
consist OF 9 members elect Of the Fifty.
seconi congress Who, together with one
person 10 be designated by the secretary Of
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OF the Lnte Admiral Porter

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE funeral Of
the late David d. Porter. admiral of the
navy, took place today with msrtial honors
and With an the ceremony due his high rank
and Distinguished services.
Net since the burial Of Sheridan has
Washington witnessed 20 imposing q
funeral. 1t which every branch of military
and naval service vas represented. The
intermens vas at Arlington.
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CINCINNATI. o. Feb. II. - Stssms,
SbefIo X. vish sbout 35 pss,engess snd !.
crew from so 70 GO men on board, struck
The pier Of the Chesapeake s1d Ohio bridge
tonight and wen. pieces and ssnk.
Lsier.--Two Of the registered passsr sei ;
we're lost. Tbs fate Of the unregistered PSI /.
sepgcrs IL not known. Itis believed ihs
every one Of tire tfIicial crew were savsS.
In regard to this cabin and deck cfew 10 .
painful uncertainty.
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osilipssr W. Cha sd!ss.

coScoRp. N. H., FEB. II I'm the Hos.
today, Gsiiingsr Of Concord snd 0seete,
Hopk,nioo rose 70 . question Of psivi.ept,
and stated that they should reply 10
editorial in today's legislative editc.,
Of the Concord Monitor, pstsuD.
bly, from the psn Of Senator Chsndlsr
alleging serious bsrssia between ~,
gentlemen and p'onfnen. Demoersts Up
matters cosnectxd With special snd psess''
sessions OF tie Legislature. The Ssna
passed bills establish ng b ard Of seaistr .
don 10 dentistry and smsLdios present b ,
BY striking ou. the provision thss no.
then ono yesr must eIspss between ssntss, Z
and execution in cspitst csse.
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A False Statement Regarding u ,
BshSiDe Sea Matter.

LosDoN. Feb, 17.--Inquifies made tod, :
by an associated press reporter at o. :
foreign of'ice in regard to the statemei ;
published in vienns yesterday. under ,.
serve by political corsesp ,pdence 10 D.
effect sbxt . rnmof was circulating th.
tine Engliah aud United States 10, espmeo' ,
bsd sgrsed TO submit the Bearing 81
question for arbitration 10 King Humbeft u
Italy, show the report to be untrue.
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The G. A. X. fair commences tomorrow
night. The plsy Between Two Fires
will be aiven BY the dramatic club.
The Olympian club Of Gardiner fur
nished entertainment at the Baptist church
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. c. ". Richards, the night editor Of
the KENNEBEc JOURNAL, who has been
very sick, 10 rapidly improving.
Mr.. NJ. P. Milliken and Geo. Z. Ames
left town today for Moosehead lake to
spend = few days.
The graduating class OF the r. Fl. s.
81 consists Of two gentlemen and eix
Young ladies', - follows: Messfs. Peyley
Meserve and David An,es and Misses My
ra Hopkirs. Nellie Ames, Alice Voter,
Lucy Hsgar. Annie Fiass and Nellie
Thomas.
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srHAMHa suaK
Went Down in ths Might ana no ono
saw Her.

EoKwALK, Conn, Feb. H.--As freigj
steamer Express loaded with number
freight cars Of the New England TsrminA
Company, was proceeding up New Yoi {
hafbor lsst night il coilided with snotb
steamer which 10 supposed to have immed
Ately filed and snnk ~ nothing was seen
her after the collision. A number Of ca
on the Express rolled overheard. The 4 5,
press was damaged ga, 900.
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4 BiddefoFd Scandal,

Brppsronp. Feb. l7.-Ciy Marsha
Tarbox left for Augusta this noon with two
documents which he will present to the
Governor and Council with view Of secur'
ing the impeachment Of Judge Charles g.
Hamilton Of the Biddeford municipal court
The documents are the affidavits of tvo
women who testify that they shared the
hospitality Of the judges Office Sunday
Eight and yesterday drinking wbiskey there
with him.
A warrant was today issued sgainst Judge
Hamilton for assault on the city marshal
who called at the office last night.
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Ex-Mayor Blake OF Bangor Stricken
with Paralysis.

BAHaoR. ME-, Feb. II (SpecisD Hon.
Newall Blake, sx,Mayor Of Bangor, was
stricken down by paralysis on the street,
Tuesday.
While coming out Of his house, Tuesday
forenoon, Isaac M. Bragg, an aged Bangor
merchant and wealthy timber land owner
dropped dead. He was trustee Of the Ban
aor Theological Seminary, and Of the
able enterprises.
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smAREs 90 EACH.

" Aas AUTHORIZED By the BovrasHR LAsE
c0nrAAy 70 piAos On ssle ONn THOpsANf
ssAsss 0.Ly q :.ssa z s..1 company q e. q
shass With ssarnatse and pledgs Of not rs,
lSss u Pcs CENT AsD Afso A. EQUAL Paoron
Tomato sHAsx in he psoAss ansial fron tn
ssahsr Of shascs purchaser holds bsass 70 IN
tolaj ssnbes Of shares isssed.
sr Tnls PtAs EurekAses nay invess All
Asesst ffcn 90 sp 70 et.ooo, With . guaranteed
Fuxcmxssss AEK SECURED by thu sStssi hold
IaSs Of the company lof which they beooms pas'
slssise Of fnpgoved Real Estate, Investments, &c
DsDsE no CoHsIpxaArIos WnAfsvKE vii
The total number Of shares tssued exceed f,00f
scribe snd pay for more than 100 shares or fes.
lhsa ose sfagls share ct the Uniform rate Of TKn
DoI.LARs Pea SHARE
snARss mar NJ wrrBpKAws At any time ppos
thirty days notice the holder thereof being sstis
led 70 interest thefeupoh within the tsst three
soatbs and TO both interest and divil sads for all
tins thereattor~- fsOFfrs or DIVIDENDS nkIs1
DECLARED or DIVIDED AaJALLr every three
nssihs. There 10 ~ systsm Of forfeiture. penalty
on sufoseed hoidis6 Of shares for . time beyond
which II nay - staeonvsnisnt or Impossible for the
pafcbAser % hold out Tbs pfonts are not ioboed
f,ss LIMITED NrxsxR Of shares offered and
he low psfchAse price make this the safest. suresi
ssd nsst prontsbis investment ever offered In
WAshiaAtoh-
BETTER than . Savings Bsak.
Hessuse 1t pays about four times the interest.
Because the shares are on the same security.
BETTER than . Western Mortgage.
Bseause II pays three times much Interest.
hecause sAares are on established values.
BETTER thAn an Insurance Policy.
Because you do not have to die to win
Because you get the profits OF your Investment
u sny time II you wish 10 withdraw II.
Because you protect yourself - well - yoar
family.
REfTER thar <aovsrnun snf Demds.
Bscaase IL pays five times the interest.
Becasse you can realise quicker and II 10 Just ~
safe.
BETTER than Railroad Stock.
Because there IL more profits and NO risk.
RecAuae shareholders are not liable for anything
they own everything.
orders By mail promptly attended to.
Sand for Prospectus.
ROBERT {. CLARKE { CO.,
Investment and Real Estate Brokers.
- 4 - Atlantic bldg, v3s = e90 r o..
WARRINGTON. ID. O.
Ianz7d6wiD
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STOLEN PoCKEr.DooK
Containing asvsssI Thousand Dollars
In Securities.

WArERvILLE, Feb. II. Pocket book Of
W. w. Edwards. containing over two hun
dred dollars in money and several thousand
dollars worth Of securities stolen yesterday
afternoon. Loss discovered this forenoon.
william Derochef suspected Of the theft,
and found 70 have taken the train for Law
renee, Macs. A dispatch vas sent to the
city marshal Of that city to arrest the fel.
low.
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Bad Case Of 0iapdsss at Skowheean.
SKowHEGAS, Feb. l7.-Dr. Bailey
found bad case Of slanders ct II. l.. Hol-
ways farm in Skowhegan, Tuesday morn
ing in horse purchased from Z. Ham Of
~ Charleston street, Boston, and brought
here last December.
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Electricity to b. Used on Biddsfogd q
9aco Street Railway.

BippEFoRp, Feb. Misrepresentation
Of three electric companies were here today
making propositions TO equip the Biddeford
& Saco street railway with electricity. The
directors will probably decide within . few
days what system TO adopt. They are
desirous Of adopting . new motive power %
soon % the snow leaves.
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ONE ENJOYS
Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs il takens ii is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cieanses the sys-
tenn efiectuaIly. dispeis colds, head,
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs 10 the
only remedy Of it's kind sver pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
efects. prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, it,
many sxcellen. qualities commend il
TO all and nave made Il the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale In b0c
and 81 bottles BY al leading drug
eists. Any reliable druggist who
NAV not hsvs it on hand viii pro
cure Il promptly for say ere who
wishes TO Ky It. Do not secsps any
substitute
CALIFORNIA Ee Sys&s -
sss Hsssctsce. cAi,
sssisYsus. ~. sfx - ~
..-tAa~9u
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Lospos, Feb. Ill. Clcete, Persian
ceas1Lseneral Of this city, vas today
remaDded foe trisi. charged with obtainiss
l6, 600 pounds By means Of tie companies
hs helped to organize upon unsound basis.
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ArLssx. Ons Feb. l7.--Psice's biz ok
which coctsinsd two stsses, one oceup /
by McIn,yYe & DAVIS. dry goods; me oil {
by J. Y, ki,hssis, drusgist; vss bsrnsd
today. Lose. 424 000; iosurancs ol5, ,OOs,
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iNssious drugs usr; the sesst cures iss,s'sfntsy,
Aaa ss aziss y ssfsls he cene.
LiBERAI AND SPECIAL TERE5.
ne IN, has started special dcpartme
sxt-earss. By mail. He stli feg ths rser+ ~ us's
ls,rHts spplY'as BY tesfrr fsr sia rs'ine Al sa -
nc,tsrs Ter months treatment; sssia.,,s !, (
,-esfsHss and all letter consultations aN'oN y -
es~ -'sssg~d t,rs l. far befcs~ NE ssHNs rsAspss
esM rs Nos yeyS efsce. AMI i the cfif n,i'' suply
ever offered fw rh.s3hs the ssfssses II an exp :
@sr,tnsesr~use The ps can make tias susr = =
: H''s f~f'-na-al his aaii defsrtr,e~ti hsst.k
fz~ mtsF=s fsrt his ses York CIV pTnrsse~ y -
astr~ pad hsas a specialist aresE the AsrSvss
sae highest PAID ~ the city. The trs nfxh sFhna.
ag ssa reputation Ia New foFs fos fesrs = 'e = ~
guarantee - patients.
DO not he hur,,,,,se eyed hs ars-ks with frer pro
ssfsHus Ts.sas uAssilepes, called r''iierl nsen
srt eipsnles saA the nes, whs hsnt {ens ease stss
sSssresteessa ASSISTANTS Tda~s, VITO tsse sh1erss,
hr yvars, rsaass. sad lcst all lsurr; saHnid
stse q ps, M'a%chnr Fseh ease hss Use its per-
seaal attention. wri,~ ~ aare. stating case $50
sssss-sns IS fos . months treatment % wrts
~ yrspssn hasrk. enelesing stamp Tor rrfy. Al
elesannissteos s;fesiy e.ssnasnstsi s<s stsefsAse
"<nf sinesiAy saA Saturday. -
- RsssiAsn th~ spscss. tstsns, mention tnis pee~
scbsd&uU
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Killed BY wheels OF q Tsuck Team.
PoRrLAsp. Me-. Feb. l7.-Katie Cur
ran. 10 years OLD, in attempting to get on I
truck team fell under the wheels and hel
head was crushed, instantly killing her.
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vance moved to amend secsiou 3, which
ptchisiss the importation Of fersisa csplss
oe copyrighted bcsks. BY peevidise hat
ssch'peoAibi,ien shsl, no, extend b nsvs-
papers ard pesisa,c.ls. nisagsssd =.
fover offered ~ aneadnsat providing
hat ail beoks, msps, chasss. drsma1ao Or
n1sical eempcsislces. sagsAvineA -. ~
aeahor. investor. designer or pecpriseee 81
which u cstseu, subject " fesidsne ef .
forsisn country, may b. imported into The
United States On payment Of ths datss (if
any imposed BY law.
Without dispcsina OF he sneadment.
~ Senate, q q. adjourned.
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weather Indications fog the Next 81
Hours.

WAR DErARrnERr.
Office Of the Chief Sigual Officer,
WASHINGTON, Feb. Is, A. M.
For New England; Local rain or snow
continued cold variable winds.
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sons, ulcers. .hWeliiHHss
piniplas. bsotche=, ecrofu-
Ia. mercurisl psisouias:
rheumatism. stubborn and
ehrunu skin eruptfons.
sse. Diseases az the kid
ney, bladder. and esnsr
ers dfsch arRes.
elect. structure. sfr-
fis,,, nervous debility.
lost viSor. varicccelc,
arslspey, decrease ef vital
power. and ali ef7es,s af ex-
cesses. indiscretion. or
overwcrk. iesdingse ger
ersl nervousness. hyst-fis
asd psr.irtsc rcsistiiinne
Recent cases enred In ons TO
three w,-vks Stubborn and
srrss.}~ caas< solicited, 1f
ter all others fail. pr.
Hansrh1s has ceFwd uisnS
cases SisNa ay s- hopeless.
both by Auaette an and
rcreixn phyrseissns, NO
!. Z. = g..i.ts. .4tssiaa. s1.sYsfIs. lAs1rl ".
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A number Of desirable resldescss In Augusta,
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Nsfariai Poison. Isffa IN TIRE Bones.
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Meteorological Report.

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