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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-15

change r. made during the lapse OF
time between now- and The 2ist. when
~ Is 70 reconvenc, thore 10 no hope OF
brealdnR the deadlock kllgore Is a
uendida,c for denomination, but hie
and as mono OF the other candidates
are strong enough to defeat him the en-
trance Of a dark horse in the race Is
inevitable. AS 4 possible dark horar
] Galatin kearby Is strongly talked
Of and II he Is not nominated BY the
present state convention for licutenant-
gcYetncr u may bs that his name will
70 before the convention. but in my
mind Che name Of Governor Hogg viii
be placed before the convention. and
II II Is he will be nominated MS soon ~
q ballot can be talseii. Jim lioEs woala
give general Satisfaction TO the entire
Democracy of my district and We
would be very proud 20 have him rep
resent w In congress-"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-15

Dallas. Tex. Aug. 1i.--Congressman
Abbott arrived here today from Wash
ington, via Hinsboro. He thinks the
tarlH fight win be kept up by special
bills. and that free sugar will be
adopted by the present congress, but
that free coal ana iron ore could not
be possible with the present senate,
The candidates for the several state
Offices have been busy hustling for
votes, but ali are ohary OF giving out
definite estimates Lanham and Gull
berson managers expialn tonight that
q majority OF Mqcall's vote Is on It's
RpHtup. A resolution Will be introduced
tomorrow for the adoption Of the Geor-
Eia plan 10 hold all county primaries
for STATE Offices on the Same day. :
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-15

ouiberson Must Win ON a spur,. or
Lose.


Dallas Tex. Aug. 1.-THE guherna.
torlai situation tonight shows increas-
Ing confidence on the part OF the fieid
and feeling OF anxiety on the part
OF the culberson forces. Several Incl
dents have contributed to embarrass
mo latter The hesltnncy OF the attor-
ney-general In speaking before the com
yahtion this afternoon to respond to
the e9lls MI over the house for an OK
preston on silver ana tho value OF
NE rejoluder he ilnally nude has cost
him n number of votes. one large un-
instructed delegation has deserted him
on recount OF 1t and others are re-
ported Wavering. Tho hght on silver
winch has been precipitatod Is AGAINST
hlm He Is threatened with hoavy do
feetlon either way the fight goes.
u Is the best opinion that the two.
thirds rule VIII be retained, though the
majority report favors the majority
rule. 10 sum up the result ~ the,day,
the opinion that Culberson win not be
nominated Is much stronger than II
was this morning. His friends ns wall
as his opponents admit that he must
go In on a squirt or not at all -Four
ballots will exhaust his chances. The
ballot on governor viii probably not
be reached before late IN the after
noon tomorrow or ut the night ses-
SION
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-15
wANr no srnAnn,.r.
Clark Men Desire 10 Avoid a straight
SiINcr Plank.

Dallas. Tex, Aug. a. Hon.
George Clark. D. C. Giddlngs and
number Of prominent administration
men held a caucus this morning and
outlined the conduct Of their campaign,
especially with reference to the plat
form. The position they assumed IN
the meeting Of the platform committee
was the outcome OF this caucus and
expressed ia work fully. The demands
OF this element were formulated with
n view Of making number OF con-
oessiona and avoiding an out and out
free silver declaration In the plutform.
IL IN understood that the prevention
Of such plank Will be accepted as
satisfactory II the further demands
arc expected. The policy of this Gle
nlent. as far as the two-thirds rule Is
concerned. is one Of support thereof
The locking OF the convention VIII per-
nit the former Turner hall Democrats
10 exercise much more influence IN the
nomination, md hence their position.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-15

Dallas Ten Aug. l4.-~Berry w.
Camp said tonight. regarding circular
that has been extensively circulated
against one OF his opponents, MIR. Up
shaw:
hnVe made n clean canvass and
have no other opinion regarding my
opponents than that they are clever
gentlemen and loyal Democrats. l
have neither inspired nor PROMULGATED
any circular ancctlng their characters,
personal or political. ana n such q
circular Is In existence Il is without
my knowledge or consent and know
nothing whatever regarding Il and
Certainly 10 not anproNe OF it.n
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-15

Custom officials Look Forward 10
nIR llnsineas.

Washington, Aug, ii.-rreasury or.
details anticipate very great increase
i'm the receipts for internal revenue
sources within the nexs ten days IA
case the president allows the tariff
bill TO become law by Withholding
his signature, Al Pekin, III. tho re-.
oeipts yesterday reached $1,000 ami
in the dls,rlct OF aAtryland they
amounted 10 $4,000, Largo amounts
Of whisky and spirits at all OF The
great datillerics have been reg uged
at the request OF ownera and as this
can not be rcgauFed again It Is as
summed that practically all of II win
be Withdrawn II possible before the
bill becomes n law During the noNt
ten days the internal revenue n coipts
ARE expected 70 reach Si,S)0UJ0 a day.
The customs officials ~ the traasury
expect also a marked Increase ia Gus
toms receipts from now on, and pnrtir-
ularly during the next month ur 80
Large quantities OF goods now haid IN
the bonded warehouses at Now York
Boston and other large seaport cities
Will be withdrawn as soon ns pfss,uie
after the bill becomes law to moot
the demands Of fall trade Dry goods
and furnishing goods and notions a ali
kinds win form a large tom Ia these
Withdrawals.
The reduction OF 80 cents per pound
In the duty on cigars Is expected TO
stimulate trndc to some exttnt IN that
direction. The administration OF the
new act VIII rcmniu practically nm
changed In ali IT'S details The adinirif-
irauve features of the house bill we're
stricken out Ia The senate, thus lrnv-
ing the administrative aot OF June 10,
1890, In fun force, except that the som
ate intcrlocted paragraph providing
Tor the licensing Of customs house lro-
kers The hat Trimmings paragraphs Ia
the new hin arc quite satisfactory 10
the customs oniclHla and remove 4
very serious objection TO tho hlli az II
came from the house. Az presented to
the sHnnio, this feature Of the bill lcft
opeu a wide door through whioa silk
goods could be brought n, M trlmmlngg
~ q reduction from 80 cents 20 20 conis,
Practically this same provision In the
not OF 1883 rneultcd In the suits for re-
funds ~ Sja.O00.O0O now ponding IN the
New York courts. Any Inconsistencies
which may be found IN the bili can
only be rrmedied hy special acts, and n
"a feared those may not pass onHilY.
The administrative act Of 1880 liarlf
cures Implications Of nrtirlcs at diffcr-
~ rates md other incongiatonclcs Of
that character. but ma 90 all othor mnt-
ter1 curative acts WIN IN necessary
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-15
.nnr ,LAKnsnrrrs AnoNn.v
GOV. HoEF wants struight-out sn-
Yer Pink.

Yer Pink.
Dallas, Aug. H.-Governor Hogg is
greatly interested in the issue OF fight
over the financial plank Of tho plat
form. Tonight he submitted to an IN
tervlew. in which he declared that not
to nut free coinage plank in the plat
form would be 10 trick yhe people; that
an the candidates for governor have
Endorsed free and unlimited coinage Of
silver at a ratio of i6 to /. and -hat dele
gates 70 the convention nave been'in-
ssructcd with reference to these views,
The governor quotes the utterauccs Of
Culberson. Reagan and Lanhnm on the
ted to free coinage He insists that
the issue now is whether the conYen-
ton Will Keep faitn with the people
or whether II will fool them
DiscuHsinE thu iianauciai plank ot
tho natioual plltlorm, he contsnla that
IT Is not at pnfiunce with the doctrine
OF free coinaHe at ratio Of i6 90 4.
de reviews tho action OF Secretary Car
Isle IN refusing 10 pay gold AMI quotes
the secretaTy's reply TO congressional
resolution cf inquiry ~ procf OF sucn
action. taken al the time ccin ccrtln-
Gates werr redeemed IN sold alone on
The plea that they would 70 below par
Il redeemed Ia silver The governor
usks how the bond issue can be deienc-
cd before The people, and coneiudea'
aTet makcshifis alone and eolra-
eeiusly announce q clear cut honest
uiatfdrrn. Tint IS my position aud adj
vice"
II is n safe prediction uiat SoNrfi'or
Ifsrr Win rake a hand in iha isAi in
~ convention ON tile platform that
win probably occur tomorrow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-15

Chicago, H.. Aus. 1.-THE stampede
OF Pullman strikers continued today
ana funy 1000 have applied for their
former pesiuanr Ia t.ie ~orRs. About
1900 men woro on duty eaa the COM
pany's officials saw that a ioroa OF 5000
~ enally cbtainnhie Al day long
strikers stood In line Lyfore she cngl-
ncer's office awaiting an opportunity TO
enter their applications. The mon free
Y admit that the strike Is broken and
they wish TO secure positions before the
oompany's force ~ complete. For
weeks the strllcr~ have been on tho
verge or starvation and with the an
nouncement that tho company would
begin evicuona for noupayment OF
rcnt they went and weakened. Tho
strike leaders have lost control OF the
rank and Me aud tho men hive an
nounced their willingness 10 work at
any wages. Tho Pullman officials have
intlmnted that the utrilsors who return
TO work win not be pushed for overdue
rent and this fact waa largely inntru-
mental In causing todnys wild etnm-
pcde for posiionn,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-15

chicago, illa Aug. il.--A meeting OF
tho Central Traffic association lines
has been called for tomorrow Mt tho
oiilce of Chairman blanchard to com
slider the rates made for tho O. a. II.
en1ampment at Piitnburg by the COT
ton Belt and other Southern lines which
are routing their buainHna via Momphls
The meeting Win probably decide that
theru rs nothing for tho association
lines 10 do except 10 meet tho oompeti-
ton, ~ they have tried for some time
60 have the Southern lines withdraw
Objectionable rntcH, but have met with
no success whatever.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-15

Mt Culberaon made an eloquent
speech. which wac interrupted with ire
Quent calls Tor a clearer definition OF
his attitude on the silver question,
which he slSillfuily parted air. Lam
ham placed himself sQueraiy for ffee
coinage and appealed to his record IN
consress as evidence OF his unswerying
devotion % the cause OF financial re-
.YI.,i. y rs generally admitted that he
weiked away with the speakership hon
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-15

Dallas. Tex. Aug, 14.--Edltor Clint
Thompson Of the Mckinney Gazette
said: see the enemies Of free silver
have captured the PLATFORM committee.
It is just as well, as the matter VIII
have to be decided by the convention IN
the long run anyhow, and this viii
bring IA majority and minority report
aud force the issue without a strAddle.
II we win the victory will amount to
something. and il we lose 1t win only
postpone the complete overthrow OF
the gold standard manipulators for
two years at the longest.
Col j. II. Bennett editor OF the
Waco News, thinks tine friends OF o1n-
stitutonal money will be strong enough
10 overthrow the majority report on
platform and adopt that Of the min
GRITTY He believes the cause OF elivsr
will win even greater victory by tits
than would have been possible had the
gold standard pcople pursued a more
conservative course. As 1t 10. the Issue
viii be sharply drawn before con-
Yention as strong for the gold atepq4rd
people az II VIII ever agr ia be p.s-
sible 10 get together in Texas. cyery
interest having been made 70 bend 70
this one purpose. or mixed de ega-
tons II is a noteworthy fact that the
goldbugs are on hand almost to q nan.
while many Of the remainder are at
to carry out the known wishes Of the
people This confirms the statement
just made that great effort and adruit
management have been employed to
bring out their full strength. The
light Is on and Will now be 10 a finish.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-15

Dallas. Tea. Aug. ia.--At the Reagan
CAUCUS tonight motion was unani.
mousiy adopted to favor the two
thirds rule for this convention End
majority rule for aubseaa-nt eouyrn-
tionx A committee OF zen was APP
pointed 20 sound uninstructed delesat Z
ana culher5on ana Lanhap men on the
RllYer qunAllon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-15

Dcnison. Tex, Aug. ii,-Generai PAS
aenEer and Ticket Agent Baker OF the
katy" has wired all agents that the
Baltimore ana ohio would accept all
tickets Of tho Missouri, Kansas ana
Texas 10 ami from Washington, on
account OF tho Knights OF Pythlas
conclaye at the s25 rate Mr. Crush
ia now IN 81. Louis arranging the de-
tails OF the trip.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-15
A sINoLn-suorTnD oAmrAIaa.
The cIcveIUnaitcs Concentrating All
Their EFFORTS ON the Platform.

Ihc ticNrinnHttcs Concentrating An
Their Efforts ON the Platform.
Dallas, Tex. Aug. 1k--rhe auccess OF
the cleyelandites so far Is due TO their
willingness to make every other ques-
uon subserylent to their desire to se-
cure straight endorsement OF the
president, including hia financial policy.
In select caucus OF Cleveland lead
ers It was suggested that II they got
the platform they wanted neither OF
the leadipg candidates for governor
could consistently stand on II. THAT
doesn't concern u.s. remarked one Of
the gentlemen, who bears name IA
miliar TO all III they can't stand on
II there are a thousand good Democrats
now In Dallas who can stand on it."
This sounded the keynote OF the
purposes OF the Observation-Disclosures,
They are making a singie-shotted cam
paign for the platform. II they don't
get IL the fault will not be lack OF
shrewdness and daring.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-15

ro,4 Bend county. @. w. Mar
p OF 80 80 county and Reagan Wof-
Il N Henderson county rs we SUD
r s,,tee to prepare the report.
. ~. eonveution then by vote TOOK
L ~ \. pexar county contest case.
'he moved BY II. l.. Stewart Of
u csuntv that the contestants Of
FoA caunfy each present their Gre
Ishl The chair stated that he un-
nr15 thnt the state executive eom-
..eh recognized the Bryan-Cal-
w. pexar county executive comnit-
~ - regular Democratic executive
At.,ee 81 said county. IL l.. Stew
4 y rook county moved that In the
,,,rorn upon the matter by the
~ xsrutive committee that the II.
vsrnon delegation be held IN the
N the contestants. This motion
Il ~ been discussed when q motion
4, s,onrn until O'Clock tonight was
and was lost. A motion was
rrde to postpone further consid-
IAN Of the BsNar county, contest I'M
|s.s6 o'clock tonight and carried.
~ Molly county case was then
= M. /. J. Wilson presented the
~ AZ Mr.. Smith. who claims to be
srernnte, but has no cTedentials.
mntion Smith was declared a duly
.nned delegate and entitled to sit
[she state convention.
II. live Oak county question came
~ .hls case these was no proyis-
ii the county convention for proxy
Y cred6ntlal OF a proxy was offered.
1 motion made to scat the person
n In the credential In the state
|rentlon. Lost.
~ sherman county contest case was
{mtted by r. l.. Ross Of Lamar
La and he read TWO certificates
Il. two separate organizations and
<r,v Tor q Mr.. Jackson, Mr.. James
3,alias county then presented a ere
mn as proxy regularly appointed
tbe delegate OF the same county
49, read some certificates bearing
lie authority OF his appointment.
question TO be decided was which
~ two conventions was the DEM
In convention. Judge II. II. Wal
1 N the judicial district in which
imam county Us situated made
ment. after which motion was
II that X ~ Jackson be seated
81 duly authorized delegate from
Eman county. Carried.
InIanson county case came up for
/ dsIRtlon and a statement was
that there were three proxies
Knitted and wanted them seated ana
Isi TINT the same be done. 1t was
III further that there were eleven
to be cast and seventeen dele
10 mat thcfn anl Wnnte1 thp
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-15

Dallas. Tex. Aug. i4.-The rumor
that Hon. John II. Reagan viii be
urged TO enter the race for consrass
in the Palestine district In case Of his
dafcat for Gubernatorlal honora ~
wholly without foundation. al OF The
delegates from tho counties composing
the district IA attendance upon the
state confentlon declare that such an
i.oa has not been thought OF, and the
ff1EiiGs q Mr.. Reagan say that hia
cha,lccs Tor nomination are ao brigh.
iatinE this rumor They declare II a
canaud hatonrd ia the camp VI me ane-
my
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-15

The management OF the Santa Fe ara
10 Wen pleased with the result OF their
Saturday excurglons 10 Galveston that
they have decided 10 continue them UNI
III September I. ThlA win be pleasing
news 10 the people )f North Texas,
who Also have this Opportunity for an
excursion to the sehBiIb for s..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-15

Dallas. AuG. il.--Hon John Young
Gooel- an avowed candidate for speals-
er OF the next legislature is working
among his friends during the conven-
on, Mr. SQocL Will represent An
derson county Ia the Twenty-fourth
session. lie has served three terms as
state senator from the Thirteenth da-
trlct WAS president pro tenn OF the
seuate wo years and chairman OK the
senate judiciary committee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-15

New Yor. Aug. ii.--wheeler II.
peesham, counsel FOR tho reorsouira-
ton committee OF the Atehison, Topeka
and Santa Ice, left this city today for
Topeka. Kan. TO mako application for
Il receiver In place OF j. w. Reinhnrt,
fnHlnu.d
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-15

here and his friends claim that he has
good chance OF success They also
say that he Is not attempting to de-
feat any particular candidate. but As
taere are WI justices 20 be chosen. they
are doing all they can to have HIN
nominated. judge Brown and Judac
Hume have also a considerable strength
and 1t ~ probable Il VIII require sever.
al hallnin To rnnnh a nnlninnIlnn u
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-15

washlngton, Aug. ,--Texas--o Orig
inai: Charles Michael. Sun Antonio.
Rexar county; Thomna A. I.eRch, Moui-
toll Institute. Lavaca county.
Original widows. etc.. MarFarat Cam
cron. san Antonio. BcSar county.
SURVIVOR Indian wars. Burnley J.
Duke. Yonkum. dewitt county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-15

Mount Vernon. Tex. Aug. 1f.--The
following delegates are attending the
STATE convention from this place. u.
O. Deation. Hiram Glass. jon Sic
Lean. . O. Duprec r.. " HoihrD0k,
n. J. Smith and oscar Davenport
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-15

coricana, Tex, Aug, h.--For aome
time tho Cotton Belt rate OF $50 to
Washington city and return has been
advertised, Today the Houston aud
Texns Central Company announced a
rate OF so TO Washington city and re-
turn and SIS TO New York city. This
win bs met by a similar rate by the
Cotton Belt.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-15
Oh pANrronM.
Es George clark Hays the Entire
Outiit.

Ee CcOrBe tinfE HnEN thc ENTIRE
outiit.
Hss- Tex, Aug. little committee
ihiiorm and resolutions met i'm
llay after the adjournment of the
PATTON and agreed TO begin It's
al 9 o'clock. At that hour the
.er met and agreed 10 hold the
On at the court room of Judge n.
Pay at the courthouse. 1t was
Selock when the meeting was op-
W ]. w. Blake OF MeNia, who
the names Of the members, and
following responded:
district. Il. a. o'Neal; Second,
I'd rempleton: Third, L. l., Az
Fourth, Allison Mayaeld: Fifth,
* R, smith; sixth, w. Ii. Clark;
n'h' GORDON Russell: Eighth. John
iarisoh; Ninth, NJ. II. Gossett;
6. c, Grace; Eleventh, George
Twelfth, J. w. Blake; Thirteenth
war r
'''''H' nlIeeehlh' o. W. lean
fn'h, 0, I. Holt; Seventeenth,
a. J. Balunger, Eighteenth, JON
Lane; Nineteenth, d. c. Gid
iwentienG Il. Il, Eanes; Twenty
A. 3 Story; rwenty-seeond, J. c.
w TweDty-third, G.. w. Fdlton;
|iy-iourtb p,,a,.,.,,. ,,.-.,,,,,.
u - - t'ueNIeS' A''''i'S ?
1 AZ caldwell; Twenty-si@ihi
Agong; rwenty-scveuth j. W.
~. Twentv-eiphtb IN = Am.
Lily.nln,h
4 ' D. ~ b-uWllhs' Aiilf-
iH1oie' ThirtyrirsI \. C.
~ l. b. Folk OF The Fourteenth
4 q was absent
BIZ no,,,f,
8Aa,. ~ non. H. A. eosactt
Nv, ~ ',-lh ana Hon. George Clerk
/ 49, ~ y. Z. ildlinss. ton
4 ~ siVlAaAons the roll was called
4 n ,'S,.l' Iempleton, Agnew, Smith,
!" .9lsAe' Dean, iianes, Beasley,
4 ' ast ana Owsley voted FOR
/ y M heil, w. II. CLARK, Curl
4 h ~, g, =. Grace, George CiHei..
4 s.oit Ballmger, Lane, storey,
4 /, asgrsFley, Caldwell. Hill. Frown-
-- i'ladis voting for Giddiass.
Slpaligs who lid not vote
~ y 10 4.
'iaas ''s'9n q Hon. George Clark
-sss then took the cnair. ghe
~ ,1. = Test OF tho strength us sii-
49, cnmmittee and those op-
i- " q res5i4,ion fayorinr 4 nee
q ~.el.ea inasmueh M aass.stt
VI Gidlinga ~ sfanSi5c ~ ,bs
,ae We SHOWN Il be u + Y Il IA
a sach a piasF 81 fs'as All =
w ass M Democ,lits, and and I
,h, - .Yf sAe honor you nave con-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-15

workman. Tex, Aug. i4.--W. Allegro
and a. p. Carter ,eft this morning for
DALLAS to attend the state convention.
as delegates 70 cast four votes Tor
Reagan. Several wiil leave here tilis
morning 70 attend the convention. Our
town ~ very wen divided on Reagan
and Culbefson.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-15

Dallas. Tex. Aug. l4.--McCali denied
einphaiieally tonight the rumor that
his name would be Withdrawn iomor-
row so that Ia the event Of dtadloek
his cbanc,s would be better tAan n
he staid In tho race.
"Aiy nain0 viii certainly be presented
tomorrow" he said
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-15

Little Rock. Ark. Aug H.-cosernor
FIshback today received telegram
from clifford Il. sreckinrIdge resix1-
eleetien mn hern caiied for sepfember.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-15

washingfon Ang l4.--Tho .saah bal
ence In the tfeasury tsdpy was siie
7s2,soo. o. which l5z.ssi.sgl was SUD
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-15

Dallas. Aug n, The Situation rs not
spr4rsnsiy CHANGED ia ne race for as-
soe.-fe 5astiees JudEs Steadman IA
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