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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-27
CUR OWN COMMONWEALTH.

A Doyestown florist sent s, 900 rosebubs
to Philadelphia for Easter.
Farmers at Bernvilla who paid g, 500 for
a stallion four years ago have sold him
for sg4.
Several more bodies were Inst night in
sight Of the rescuer5 Mt the doomed GAY
lord mine
The receipt Of threatensng letters has
caused Rev. Father May, Of Pittsburg
to place himself under police protection.
Friends Of Harry johnson, sentenced to
be hanged at Allentown for drowning his
daughter, will appeal his case to the su-
preme court
The Valley mills Of the Glasgow Iron
company Pottsvile, will start up next
Monday, and the puddle mill at Glasgow
will also resume.
Samuel Vaughn, Il years old, committed
suicide at McKrssport by shooting Finau.
cia trouble was the cause. He leaves II
wife and seven children.
President f. X. Meyers, OF the State
Base Ball league. has received notice from
Secretary Nick Young that the league has
been granted national protection.
The Mayamesing Soup society closed its
| work for the season on Saturday. In
twelve weeks it distributed 81, sO3 pounds
Of bread aud 10, 800 gallons of soup.
Ferdinand D. Rickort, for forty one
| years principal OF the Lititz academy, at
| Lititz, died last night from tho effects Of a
stroke Of paralysis, Mr.. Rickert was a
years Of age.
Pensions have beon issued as follows
Issue OF March 10 PENNSYLVANIA, original,
Howell Howell, Meath, Bradford; James
Burns, ScraQton; original widow, Jane
Davis, Scranton.
The Adams county Republican conyen-
tion named John M. Blucber and William
p. Riesecker for delegates to the state con
Yention. Hastings was indorsed in the
resolutions, but no Instructions were
given.
Governor Pattison has appointed Charles
Miller, OF Franklin, n member OF tho board
OF charities In place of the late James B
Scott, and Joshua Il. Burkey to DO pro-
thonotary OK Berks county, vice IL. b.
Schoenly, deceased.
The result Of the Republican primaries
at Lebanon, on Saturday evening for dele
gates to the state convention is announced
The delegates elected arc j. II. Thomas,
II. T. Euston and Charles II. Bellney. They
were instructed for Hastings,
MThe Lebanon Rolling mills resumed yes
terdey, tho pudders having agreed upon
the following scale: Stove plates and
swarth, $50 per ton; pig iron and heavy
castings, S2.T5 per ton; scrap, Sl.35 per
ton. The West Emo rolling mill started
: on a $3.50 basis.
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FLASHED FROM TIE CABLE.

kossuth's library will be placed in the
National Museum at Budapest.
Careless switching Of trains Mt Fiume
did SS0UO damage to Emperor Williams
special train.
The body Of Won Bulow, thu composer,
has been taken from Cairo to Hamburg,
and the funeral VIII be held Thursday.
Prussia, like Bavaria will forbid the use
of carrier pigeons without government
license fearing trouble when war breaks
out
Having been refused leave by German
authorities to put on his bullet-proof
cuirass and lot mou shoot at him. Tailor
Dove, Of Mannheim, viii 20 to other coun.
tries for test.
While the novelist Heigcl was sitting in
restaurant in Riva, Tyrol, he was as
saulted by lieutenant in the Austrian
army, who attacked him with his sword
cutting him trightfuliy about tho head
Heigels condition is critical.
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WASHINGTON. Mnrch 20.


GT7HE death of Senator CoIquitt, Of
Georgia, made today's session Of
the senate a very brief one. The
u opening prayer was made by the
Rev Mr. Cauer, Of the Methodist
Episcopal church, of which church the
dead senator had been member Tne
announcement Of the death WAS made
by Mr.. Colqnitts colleague, Mr. Cor
don, who referred briefly to the life
long friendship between them,in peace
and in war aud who offered tho usual
resolutions OF regret
A committee of nine was appointed
to take order for the funeral. which
is to take place from the Senate Chgm.
Der at 9 II. IN, tomorrow, to which
hour the Senate, ut II 10. adjourned.
BRIEF SESSION IN THE HOUSE.
The answer Of Secretary Herbert to
the resolution asking tor information
respecting tho imposition of fine
against the Carncgls-Phip company
for failure TO furnish srmor plate in
accordance with the terms Of their con.
tract, WAS laid before the house and
referred TO the committee on naval al
fairs.
Several bills of minor Importance
were passed AT O'clock tho senate
resolutions announcing tbs death Of
SENATOR Colquitt ware received and
agreed to, and the house adjourned
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SUPREME coURT DECISIONS
oplnions That VIII Interest Many
Readers in Lackawauna County.

Opinions That VIII Interest Many
Readers in Lackawapna County.
PHILADELPHIA, March 26.-The su
preme court today handed down the
following decisions:
Atherton, et al, appeals quarter ses-
siOns of Lackawanua. Order appealed
from affirmed.
Daw ct. ul,, vs. Enterprise Powder com
pany. Common pleas Lackawanna. Or.
der affirmed.
FelLs Va Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western Railroad company. Common
Pleas 0; Lackawanna, appeal dismissed
Chiffon ct. al, vs.. City of CarbOudale,
common pleas Of Lackawanna. Judgment
affirmed
Stockwell VS.. Webster Common Pleas
of LacKawanna. Order appealed from
affirmed.
Hoydenspyl ct al. y5 Hines ct al. Com.
mon Pleas OF Lackawanna judgment AT
irned.
Brown vs.. Burr Common Pleas OF
Lackgwanna. Judgment affirmed
Haincs ct al, appeal quarter session Of
LackAwanna. In 10 annexation Of part
OF Lackawanna township to the city OF
Scranton. Judgment affirmed
City Of Scranton VS.. Bush. Common
pleas Of Lacknwanna. Judgment of court
discharging rule for Judgment Tor want Of
sufficient affidavit Of defense affirmed.
Piummer vs. The Hillside Coal and Iron
Company and Laknwauua Coal Company,
limited. Common pleas Of Lackawanna.
Judgment affirmed.
Wells vs.. Bunnell Common pleas OF
Wyoming, Judgment affirmed.
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SPARKS BY TELEGRAPH.

over 81, 900 worth of muskrat, coon and
other skins was shipped from Odessa,
Delaware on one day last week
Wheat in upper Sussex county, Della
ware, is 30 high that II waves 10 the wind,
and an early harvest is promised.
A dog nurse has been obtained for New
York's new lion cubs, for fear that the
mother lioness, Sultana, will kill them.
With poisoned whiskey, George Miller,
New York saloon keeper, 10 charged
with killing his wife, and is under ar
rest.
Confession to an s., 600 shortage by
Treasurer j. W. Martin, Of Columbana
county, O., is thought TO mean Que ten
times az large.
Professor Garner, who has been to AT
rica to study monkey talk, has reached
New York, and says he Is pleased with re-
suits obtained,
The cruiser Charlestown left Rio yester
day for Montevideo, and there is now DC
American naval vessel IN Brazilian waters,
except the Detroit.
Scratched by the long finger nails OF
Wing Ling, "A lOundryman, Joseph Wiset-
ty Buffalo boy, il dying of blood poison.
ing, and his guardian wants Sl5 OOO dam.
ages.
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THE HOUSES INTERIOR.
Like a Scene from an Enchanted Moor
ish CaBtls in Spain.

Like a Scene from an Enchanted Moor
ish CaBtls in Spain.
Passing through the Arcade. one en-
tsrs ny means of drawbridge span
ming Oakford court to the first floor OF
the theater. The first portion of the
theater visible Is large and roomv
lobby, handsomely decorated and well
equipped with gas jets and electric
lights clustered in artistic fashion.
The lobby last evening was handsome,
but will be even more attractive when
adorned with the finishing touches
paintings, bric-a-brac and the like.
Upon the left is located largo and
beautifully decorated ladies' waiting
room, with cheerful fire place, mirrors
aud pleasing designs Connected with
this are model toilet rooms. Adjoining
the ladies' waiting room, upon which,
by the way, the management has
spared no reasonable expense and
which is TO have, in nething more
than tgurative sense all the com
forts OF home, is check room where
patrons may leave overcoats, um.
brellas, wraps. and the like.
Facing the main entrance into the
lobby are fine sets Of large doors lead
ing to the auditorium. The universal
exclamation Of those who last evening
entered beyond these swinging portals
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GREAT uNKaowN UNPOPULAR.
Enemies Of Comm onwsal 20 Weaken En-
thusissm with Bad Whisky.

Enemies Of Commonwsal 10 Weaken En-
thusiesm with BAD Whisky.
CANTON, O., March 26.-A scheme TO
furnish the oommOnwesl army with
fifteen or twenty gallons of bad whisky
has been set on foot. in hopes that the
soldiers may get drunk and break IN
the expedition before it gets beyond
Alliance. Whether this scheme ia car.
ried out or not, there is good pros pect
that trouble will be had within the
next day or two,
Many of the commonvesl soldier.
are murmuring against Marshal Lonis
Smith, "the great unknown who has
shown an arrogant spirit in governing
them. They threaten to turn on i'm
and kick all kinds Of smffug out OF
him" The commonweal party pitched
camp Psif 7 at Louisville. Ohio. this
afternoon, and st present all is quiet ou
Buck Run.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-27
RATIoHal CAPITAL NOTES.

The Princeton nine WIS agnin victorious
yesterday, beating the Georgetown college
boys by n score Of IL to-
President Cleveland has sent the cit y
Young Mems Christian association Sl0(
check, to help raise its debt
Treasury officials thinl, another interna
tional monetary conference will be held,
this time on invitation Of Mexico.
By Admiral Walkers proposed BILL now
before the joint commission ON the navy,
promotions would be made much more
rapidly.
By Au act of Congress, the insignia aud
name Of the Red Cross Society will be pro
tocted against iufrlngements, only
Knights Of Templars, Masons and the
Sixth Corps of the army, who adopted the
Red Cross insignia prior to August 22, 1864,
being exempted.
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HATFIELD. .@'coY lmlrAroRs.

A FOud That VIII Reduce the Popula
tion nt Knoxville
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, March 90 A
special dispatch from williamson,
Ala. to the Journal says it is likely
that the murder OF MOjor Farrell at
Thacker last night by the Riddles will
start feud as deadly rs the old Hat.
6eld-McCoy trouble that ragged in the
mountains.
Groups OF men are seen talking the
situation over and all are heavily
armed. Friends of both sides are
forming possess and serious trouble
will undoubtedly follow
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AMERICAN LABOR SCARCE.

Only a Few Mon Can b. Secured to
Take the Places OF Hauishsd Italians.
ALTOONA, Pu,, March 26 1t was the
intention OF Contractor Sim' to re.
sumo work on the B-llowool extension
Of the Altoona and Logan Valley Elec-
tric railway operations upon which
was stopped because of the labor riots
of last week
The walking bosses hustled about
the city in search of laborers at 81 per
day each, but only Gtout one dozen
Americans could be found whereas
100 are wanted The contractor re-
fuses to say what case he will pursue in
regard to employing Italians provided
Americans cannot he secured.
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ion Late last night miners coat was
unearthed and In the pDcksts was
found pipe and u ball of cotton
wicSing. The garment was picked up
on the floor OF ths plane close against Il
rib Of coal, and looked as if it had
been placed thOre by one Of tho On.
tombed mon when he began work. 1t
could not as yet ba identified
This indicates to tho rescuers that
they are getting very close to where
the men were timbering on the day
Of tho fall that crushed them to death.
Where the rescuers gre now mt work
the fall reaches to the roof aud the cir.
culation Of air ia cut off so completely
that there is more danger of gas ex-
ploding than at any time heretofore.
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PEACH CROP HEARD FROM.

Snow Falls in Delaware and Ruins the
Fruit AS U3ual.
WlLMlNGToN, March 2G.-Tn9rc was
II fall Of snow early this morning on
the Lower Delaware and Mary land
Peninsula.
Word received fsom Bridgayille,
Del, and Salisbury, Mi, says that
peaches and berries are probably badly
injured. The temperature is down to
ol
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-27
ZstL FINALLY sURREuDERs.

He Ia Now Enjoying the Hospitality Of
Superintendent Byrneg.
New YORK, March 20 William 7.
Zsll, formerly treasurer of the Lehigh
and Wilkes Barre Coal company, who
absconded last January after stealing
$O3, 900. surrendered himself to Super 90
intendent Byrnes at police headquar -
terra late this afternoon.
He is now locked up at headquarters.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-27
GRIM RIAPtR's HARVEST.

Colonel Won Nat2mer one OF Germnny's s
best cavalry officers and close friend OF
tho Prince Of Wales
Sir Robert p Stewart for thiriy.two
pears professor nf music at Dublin univer.
sity, aud u noted composer.
Herman Bernstein, head of the whole.
sgle woulen house Of Bidale, Bernstein n
Co., died ON Saturday after short illness
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KILLED HIS COMPANION.
Tragic Effiot of Current Literature Up
in Massachusetts

AidRAC EAfgb VI OAlAeub LltSl hNuIs Op
in Hassschusetts.
SToUGUToN, Mgss., March 26 Five
toughs Of this town. aged IS years,
went to Canton Cave" Sunday and in
imitation cf dime novel heroes armed
themselves with guns aud revolvsrs.
While campe1 at the cave Que Of the
boys named George Macintosh point
Il revolver at a companion, Henry
Myers, supposiug tue weapon to be
Empty.
The rsvolver was discharged and the
Meyers boy WAS shot under the eye, the
bullet lodging in the head. Little hope
is entertained of the boys recovery.
Young Macintosh was arrested and
placed in the lookup. He Was crazed
with grief ut bis act and attempted to
take his own life.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-27
STRUCK PAY DIRT IN JERSEY

Newark Capitalists Developing a Gold
and Silver Mins
NEWARK. n, j., March 26. 26.-Capital-
lists from this city are developing A
gold and silver mine at Jacksonville.
Morris county, and they claim to be
finding the precious metals in paying
quantities. Three hundred acres of
mountain, meadow and farm land have
been purchased and the necessary ma
chinery ordered.
There is furore in the neixhbor-
hood about the find, aud property can
not be purchased there at any price
Some of the ore is said to assay from
5000 to 5000 a ton.
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ACCIDENT OR suICiDE7

hUuy OF n " IIkeH" HhTre NlTl2ln Found
on the Mountains.
WILKES BARRE, Pa, March 9G 49,
William j, Willis, a well known busi-
usss man residing at Fairvlew, was
found dead on the mountain today by
party Of hunters. A bullet hole was
discovered through his neck, aud his
gun lay along side Of his body.
Willis left home carly this morning
on hunting tour four miles from his
residence and was expected TO return
about noon. He was 90 years of ago
and is survived by large family 1t
is not known @ yet whether 1t was an
accident or suicide.
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CoLliPSE OF A BANK.
a Solid Perry County Institution Goes
to the Wall


to the Wall
HARRISBURG Pa. March 26 A spe-
cial to the EYening Telegraph from
New Bloomfield, Perry county, an.
nouncss the failure today Of the hank o.
ing house OF Sponsler. Junkin-& Co. .
md William A. SponsIer, a leading
lawyer
Assignments have been made for the
benefit of creditors. The dispatch
states that "ttis bank is the only one
in this section Of the country,and has a
large number of depositOr' among the
farmers Of the upper eul Of Perry
county" No reason has been given for
the fnilnrr
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-27
NATTIE'S MANY
MATURE BEAUX
Dispositions Read in Defense Of Colonel BFfCk-
IGrid50.
WOOD HAD NO TICKET 70 EUROPE

And the Plaintiff Consequently Had
No Use for hlim-The Dispositions
Produced for the Purpose of Ruin
ing Miss Pollard's Character Anus
ing, but Not Particularly Damaging.
The Much Talked of Mock Mar
rage Resulted From Over lndul-
gence in Drink.
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DEDICATED TO
MIMETIC ART
The New Rockingham TheateT Is Formally
Opened 10 the Public.
II IS A MAGNIFICENT STRUCTURE

One of the Most Distinguished Audi
ences Ever Assembled Together
Under One Scranton Roof Wit
nesses the Initial Production That
Gives to Local Amusement Lovers
a New Temple of Pleasure-Play
and Players Greatly Enjoyed-Mr,
Russells Spsech-Oescription OF
the Theater Notabilities Present.
What Was Thought and Said in the
Foyer.
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THE SESSIONS
VERY BRIEF
On Account Of Senator CdquIttS Death, Little
Business Is Transacted.
COMMITTEE OF nine APPOINTED

They Will Take Charge of the Funeral
Of the Senator from Georgia-The
Answer of Secretary Herbert to
Resolution Asking for Information
Respecting imposition Of Fine
Against Carnegie Phipps Company
Is Laid Before the House Minor
Bills Passed.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-27
BASE BALL SEASON OPENED.
Seven Innings are Played in the Interest
OF Charity

PHILADELPHIA March 2G The frat
regular bail glme Of the ssason was
played this afternoon on the grounds
Of the University Of Pennsylvania be
tween the college boys and the Pbia-
drlphia League team for the benefi, OF
tn" unemployed of tho city. About
500 people were present. The day was
unfavorabe for ball game, the ther-
mometer being near the freezing point.
But seven innings were phyel Score
r. II. T..
Philadelphia ... 5000 52-l2 10 8
Z. OF P,........ .2O42O % 10
Batteries McGinuis, Callahan and
Grady; Schoenhut Colbert, Stokes and
Ruunig
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WEATHER FORECAST.

IGFAR WASHINGTON, March 26. Fore
--'' cast TOR TueSdaW For eastern
- PennSgiraGin, far tM WedneS.
NighL SiighiiU ,rdrmCr in the in
terror; northwest lgmdS becoming ruripble
For ,geSio,n Pennsylvania, J0H til We'd
nesduy night; iod,mer Tucstdy cteniug
and night, S0nthlreSt lullllS.
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at THE GAYLORD MINE.

ResouinE Party Near tho Spot Where the
Victims Wero at Work.
WmKEs.BARRE. Pa, March 20 -
There are all sorts of rumors aflolt to.
night that more bodies have been
found at the Gaylord mine in Ply
mouth, but they are without founda-
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-27
THE NEW CHINESE TREATY.

Its Provisions Approved By Representa- a
tive Gasry.
WASHINGTON, March 26. Representa-
vive Geary. OF CaliforaiN framer of the
Geary Chinese registration act, has
caused some surprise by coming out in
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-27
SENATOR C0LQUiTT DEAD.
he Passed Away TRANQUILITY in His
Washington Residence Yes.
terday Morning.

WASHINGTON, Marcn &C. limited
States Senator Alfred Holt Cjlqultt. OF
Georgia, did At his residence in this
city at 30 o'clock this morning.
Around the bedside when be passed
away We're Senator Gordon and bi,
daughter, Mrs Jones; Senator C1l-
quits private secretary, his nephew
Mr. Bunu his sou, Mrs. Colquitt, three
unmarried daughters and his married
daughter Mr. MARSHALL. OF Chicago.
As the end approached, the senators =
breathing became y.ry heavy, but he
rslapsed into unconsciousnsss and suf-
tersd no pain.
The flag over the senate chamber
was raised TO half mast this morning
when the senate convened and the
somJre enblems Of mourning We're
once more conspicuous in the sengta
The dssk aHd chair Of tue late senator
were drap,d in black.
The house adjourned out of respect
to his memory.
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Alfred Holt Colquitt, Of Atlanta. wes
born N Walton county, Ca, the son Of the
Rev. Walter 7. COlquitt, au eminent min.
Ister In his day April 20, 1924, tie was
graduated from Princeton college IN the
class OF lSl4 and admitted to the bar in
1915. During the Mexican war he served
as a STAFF officer, with the rank OF major.
BE was member CT the Georgia lecisla-
ture in 1850 and was elected 10 the house
OF representatives IN the Thirty .hird con-
greSS
He was member of the secession con-
vention Of the state Of Georgia and later
entered the Confederate service and was
commissioned as major general He was
elected governor OF Georgia in 1870 and
and was reelected in 1850 He was elect
Cd to the United States senate for the
term commencing Magch 1, lSs9 and was
reelected in 1888. HIS term OF service
would have expired March 8, 1895.
Senator Colquitt was stricken with par
alysis IN July. 1892, and since that tine
had been unable 10 walk without assist
nnCe. He has been able, however, to con.
tiuue IN large degree his attendance on
his senate duties, being wheeled IN ana out
OF the senate chamber IN an invalid chair.
Senator to,quitt lAaveS widow, one
son, Walter T. C0qOitt, and four dauCh-
| terS, Mrs Marshal, vile Gt Captain Mor-
shal of the United States army, MVses
Laura, Hattie and D1rothy ColQultt.
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The entire interior is treated in the
Moorish style of architecture aud all
the decorations conform to this ideal,
The tone aud treatment escape Guster-
ity on the one hnpd and on the other
fall just short Of thu needless multipli-
cation of ornaments, designs and hues.
by which so many thsaterS are giveu
sn oyercrowdsd appearance. Thers is
noticeable i'll sYery direction the work
ing out of \ gentsel design. keyed to
the taste Of the most refued observers,
yet giving sufficient of display and or.
nsmeutatiou to occupy the thoughts Of
those who prefer unoridlel luxurious
ness ia decorative work Ii the United
States had bsen searched from ocean
to ocsSn it may fairly bs doubted if Il
prettisr or more resttul ensemble could
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RESI- DENTS of BELL |E RECEIVE CORDIAL WELCOME MT0 THE GT7

into the full splenior and magniticence
OF the theatre itself was one of uuQuali-
fed and surprised delight. Much ~
has been said in advance Us to what
the house would be like. when com.
pIeted, nobody, not evan thosa who had
scrutuiasd itS various stages Of
completion, had had true
conception Of its exquisite design,
quiet elegance. beGuuinl decorations
and harmonious tintiug 1t was like 3
vsrltable dream Of sons Oriental audi
encc chamber, upon which had been
lGvShed the artistic treasures of can
turies OF Moorish civilization. height
ened here and there by modern acces -
5oriss executed to the very top degree
of our tastidious nineteenth century
requirements
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OTHER OPINIONS WILL BE
PRINTED UNTIL THIS SUB
JECT is FULLY AND FAIRLY
DISCUSSED.
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