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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-02-15
Where VIII They Be Att

II the Republicans nominate q sound
money man for President at the St.
Louis convention, and the free silver
Republicans bolt and join the free sil.
yer Democrats, and II the Democrats
nominate a gold-bug candidate 1t Chi.
cage and the free silver Democrats bolt
and join the Populists, and II the Pop.
ulists go to pieces and are absorbed by
the new silver party, and If the new
silver party fall short Of national or
ganization and following, what kin
will the boilers be and where will they
be at, at the November election.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-02-15

THE brilliant success Of the new loan
has not failed to attract attention Of the
foreign press, which, speaking general
", hold that the outcome cannot fail Ia
have a good influence at home and
abroad. In financial circles in the
United States the success Of the loan
has stimulated the development Of an
optimistic feeling which should not be-
without results In business circles gen.
orally. The sentiment Of the people a.
whole Is well reflected ia the resolp.
tlon adopted by the New York Cham.
Der Of Commerce on Thursday, when
that body expressed its sense OF pride
in the manifestation Of the confidence
Of the people In the financial strength
Of the country, indicated by the large
subscriptions 10 the government loan.
and declared It's belief that tho extra.
ordinary success Of this loan should dia.
pei every doubt as to the ability and IN.
teution Of the United States govern.
ment TO redeem Ill Its obligations n
the best money Of the world. Brndstreet
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-02-15
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION .
BLAcKFuor, IDAHO. FEBRUARY Is, IS
Who win Be the yictorsi

The greatest political battle this
country ever witnessed is to be fought
within the coming eight months. The
armies are mobilizing and taking po-
sitions on the field. The leaders are
counciling and maneuyering for van
tage ground. But with all this, there
has never been such decentralization,
such mutinors feelings in the rank and
file of the armies rs are showing them
selves il the first days of organization
and equipment.
Subordinate leaders are bold to say
they will not follow in the lead of
certain higher leaders; the rank and
file rest upon their arms and openly de-
clare they viii not so into battle under
certain leaders, under certain condi-
tions. This threat of revolt foreshad-
ows a condition in which leaders will
be without a following, and armies
without leaders. The political history
of the country makes no mention of
such decentralization in the past.
Republicans in the West openly de-
clare they will not follow an Eastern
leader upon an Eastern financial plat
form. Democrats in the East are
equally as bold to say they will not fol-
low Western leaders upon Western
financial platform. What then, is the
battle to be fought by detachments in
different parts of the field? Are we to
have the South and West against the
North and the East in another sec
tional warfare. and not for slavery but
for money? 1t looks that way. There
is but little touch OF elbows in the
lines, there is not much confidence in
the man or the right or the left
Under these conditions who will be the
yictors?
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-02-15

fiuence Of this event upon all mauutac-
turing and Nil trade cannot be lightly
estimated. II strips the silver agita-
tion Of all It's power 10 hurt. II puts
the treasury on . safe basis for the
time, whether Congress does anything
useful or not. It notifies foreign ua.
tions that the United states have
power as well % purpose. II unlocks
millions Of gold which haye been gath.
cred In preparation, brings directly
several millions Of gold from Europe,
and stimulates the anxiety Of foreign
investors to obtain American sccuri.
ties.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-02-15
THE NEW SCIENCE.
1t Reads the Character OF the People b,
Examining the Teeth.

What, another? Yes, palmistry has
q new rival. Phrenology is way back,
physiognomical research proves too
unreliable, but there is a method that
is declared to be unerring, infallible,
and then so blessedly recent. Teeth
is the latest, the very latest, means OF
investigating character. Open your
mouth. For the horse dealers iudg-
ment is now to be applied to the world
at large, but. instead of '.age," it is
temperament, disposition, with all the
attendant virtues and vices that the
knowing seer win be able to read in
those worries which nature-not art.
let it be added has fixed there, as 50
many signboards. This science is the
result Of necessity for something new
and startling, and it will be admitted
by possessors Of a dental complement
that there is something in it.
Professors affirm that there are two
or three deep-rooted reasons for beliey-
ing that teeth are the index OF a mans
nature. At all events, teeth that are
long and narrow indicate grasping
disposition; small, white, separate mo-
lars mark his treachery; Inconsistency is
revealed by overlapping teeth, and
where they are widely parted he is sure
to tell all he knows. Thus saith the
believer in the new science. Mr..
Roosevelt's fine teeth have been the
subject Of considerable comment by
the newspapers ever since he was made
Police Commissioner, but nobody has
as yet applied to them this theory OF
character reading. Why not try it on
now? Would it not be laudable ex-
pertinent to apply this same method TO
all sorts of persons, beginning, OF
course, very early in life, before the
dentists have upset natures handi-
work with their articles and made
improvements" on the good lady's
crude and early efforts. People who
wear false ones would be out OF the
running, but surely everybody else
must be charmed to try teeth reading.
Even If DR.. Oliver Wendell Holmes
did say men made their own mouths,
outside of dental college, they are
not responsible for the shape of their
teeth. II as q race, we Americans are
not OF the Mr.. Carker order, and have
not handsome teeth, let alone good
and moral teeth, it should not be laid
up against us- However, il there
must be as many new sciences as there
are new fashions, this infant one is as
well as another, and yet may grow
to digniGcd proportions, though it Is
feared it win be some time before it is
selfeapporting.--Boston Herald.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-02-15

THE time was when New England It'd
al the country Ia general average d.
intelligence, but Il Il not 70 now. liz
late statistics u il proven that IL.
West Hakos the BEST showtug ID IN.
education Of che masses. Nebraska
leads All the States In .he union In
polntof llteracy, only ~ pr cru. ~ her
population being unable 10 ruad and
write. And what Is stiIl more remark
able al the Western states ar. ahsad
q Massachusetts,, and Slns-achu..,...
greatest boast L Of her "cuitured Iloa,.
imp"
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-02-15
CONGRESSMAN CRA1N ~ n /,

CONGRESSMAN GRAIN, Of Texas, died
n Washington on the morning Of the
ION Inst. His disease was acute pnen.
monia. He attended charity hall
Tuesday evening, lost his oyercoat ii
the ball and walked home through !
rain in evening dress. "wednesday
morr ing he was quite sick with cold
which continued to grow worse until
his death the following Monday. Mr.,
Grain was the only native born ronre.
sentative from his State.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-02-15
DuNN's Financial Review of February

DUNN's Financial Review of February
9Th says:
The wonderful success Of the popu-
lar loan alters the face OF events. jan
uary operations become ancient his
tory, as the Nation mounts above all
doubts and fears to q solid certainty
that the people can and will uphold the
government. The Morgan syndicate,
bidding over s6,OO0,000 more than 1t
would have paid at the rate Of year
ago, get only about half Of the issue,
and considerable part at higher fig
urcs, possibly almost half, goes to the
multitude Of individual investors rep
resented by banks throughout the
country. Had the Morgan syndicate
made no bid, the Stewart syndicate
would have taken the balance at q
price nearly az good. With 1868, 000,-
900 bid by 1900 banks Of persons, the
tremendous strength Of the national
credit Is demonstrated as It has not
been before for many years. The IN
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-02-15

THE business improvement now OUGHT
70 ne continuous. The depressing ma.
tor In the situation was the doubt a. i
governments ability to get the cold
needed to brace up It's demand oblion.
u ons, but the overwhelming success ~
the bond sale has removed ali dread
on this point. -
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-02-15

THAT newspaper mar Is neraAgs
politically In nildswcd asd -
bitten condition who a;.rsnpis % -
capital against his Senator q q
gresham for not voting On . sssa'
when his Senator or Congresses =
paired with another memhss 4
body. 4 gun loaded for lbs; kssi
game always shoots strongest lnel
lIrrnrh nnh
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-02-15

SENATOR CuLLoM has consented q
become . candidate for President. ana
his name will be brought befor. ,he
p Louis Republican Convention n,
the Illinois delegation. Ills new4ta.
PR pictures resemble those Of Abra.
nam Lincoln. This fact, probably. /.
'ae strongest one in his favor.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-02-15

Glass OF different colofs haW !, !,
tried on growing plants W -
arcwicz. professor Of agrie s.. :,
vaucluse. who tinds that the me- y !
earliest fruit is grown under e'sA' '.
Orange glass produces an iae ~. |,
vegetation. but che amount. ~
cariiness Of the fruit suffer. eh...
.slct glass the amount OF truit i ,.s &
but isa quality deterioratss. Nv Y Il, !
or green glass Is injurious " ~
of vegetation.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-02-15
The Country Drifting.

An article in recent issue OF the
New York Evening Post sets forth
with great force and clearness the un-
settled con dition Of politics in NIL par
ties and in all sections of The country,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-02-15

The Populists are stalking cv,ry.
thing on silver. Thin, Il their battle
cry. In Kentucky they could eIoc.
blaek 5nru, one Of the most determined
iree silver men in the country. bn,
they WON'T 10 ii. No. thcy wont ~ /,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-02-15

a REPUBLICAN, high up in ne =
uf observation makrs che fcllcsits'
nrca on the frat ballot in the - 2
Convention: Mckinley sss, Res
Allison a5. Morton 81. callum -
Davis q.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-02-15

Tho delinquent tar listoi Idaaoa|
~ foosa up ell, s3O3s. Whit
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-02-15
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:

OF Men, Women and Children in Blackfoot and all Trbu
tary Country that it will be to your interest before Won
make your Spring and Summer purchases to
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-18

wAsHSUToS, April l7.-rhe Sen.
ate comm ,ttec On cJmmyfcr, winch las
the river aud bagBor bill under COu.
alteration, devoted today 70 hustiug
Arguments upon tue respective mttl'a
u san poiTo aud santa Monica 20 10.
come deep water hafbor near L0s
AuReles, Cal. Tue cluimH OF san
poItO were fret pretouteI by a large
delegation from Los Angeles, cOusist-
lug VI President Patterson VI the
Chamber Oi q muuTcr, \. NJ, s1rguu-
900, a. q. Hazard anu IL. HawEyIu,
who were reinforce ~ Representa-
YES McLNchuu suI Gau. Graz. biil,
cnIu. OF cngtucufs, u, =. A.
Tho Los Augsius uslugatluu eOu.
teuu, q that San Pudro nafbgr pre-.
svnted iunumethblr advantages NJ n
nufbOt over SANTA Monica, sud utged
hat adequate pfoylsiou b. made tor b
- to biti.
q. T.. Huntington and Engiu0tIH l.,
l.. COTluuii gnd William ii dyc pre-.
tentsd tue advantages u SANTA Monica.
Huntington sail IA Tepy TO qutstiuus
us 20 tue Interest u the Southern Pa.
c,fis railroad In tho two haruUis, thAt
tho railway company came carer
controlling the waters VI san PeItu
.nau at Santa Monica.
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BETTER THAN MONEY.
A New aud important Way Of iooh-
lug at the Currency Question.

Public In erost for month"; past has
been ACaiily como niraied upon our
national curfsncy. Parties arc dIyIduI
ON the question. Nlon are worked up
over g.. 10 means Agteat deal fJI lie
welfare of millions.
There IL ono way Of looking a. tho
gues ion that seems 10 h'vo Icon lost
sight uL IL % not lett, q Co. haNU nay
dollars iu .od SHAN hity dollars iu Bile
ven Aud yoL there are many people
who are practically throwing away largo
amounts aud holding onto The smaller
umounls. Niauy people who Nigh. he
earning eu limos ~ much us hoy do,
fail because thgy lack health aud energy
Health aud strength reprUs NJ a value
greater than gold, and yet many people
put up with % run down sNH'efu, which
steals away hall heir working power.
Eventual > they lose by sickness aud
medical eTpensef AMI th'iI 'lwI otauN.
VI, when might all readily Ne Hvu.lo Do
Tuts. arc hard times. Thousands arc
surHumbing 10 the Funina Of llIo. lll-
health IN mo rule and not thu exception.
People need their host ttrougIh aud en-
urEy all the while. Health, which IL
more valuable than golI, ca uo main
iaiupd aud oven secured whom % lie lost,
" the proper Hufu sud fiHhi remedy are
used. AMI We dUu1g hesitate tu say tAa.
there uts hut fow m'n or women who
read these words that Cannot no put lu
perfect condition by tho Ute N tina
great, that grand discovery, Warmers
sale Cuie. This entire paper could b.
hllcd with Testimonials from thp - atoiul
ones whose llvus have been saved and
whose health restored by .ti USE. and
N YOU, reader 40 suiisfcH, You ina.
rosdily 10 umung the numNos We
earnestly recommend you ~ link Sof-
luuHIy upon fiIs subject
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In ENp Doc LIrIeAIIoN.
Petition "a u SUIT against the Oregon
short Liu. a Utah Nurthsrn,

Petition Ia u SUIT against the Oregon
short Liu- a Utah Northsr'
PORTLAND, Or, Ayul l7.-rhero
was filed In the United States cifouu
court today by William Wood aud Lin.
ihicum, attorneys Tor Edwin MoNylU,
receiver OF the Oregon Railway d
Navigation company, petition which,
II granted by tue court, viii PUT au
ruu 10 the litigation wniCn has iui.
Owed MoNeil's gppoin .ment IN July,
1894.
he title OF the suit Ia the Fafmsrs'
Il au anu Trust company Va tue Or .
guu snort Line x Utsh Northern,
Uuion Pacific company aud the receive
ere under the AnIos Causef. lhe.e o.
ceiysTs-CsTk, Mink, Az. erBJn, Cou.
dcri, anu DOaut-glaifu' that Mcneil
~ tnplr successor, Should MSS me- tue
entire liabilities incurred 4uUng The
six months Of their RdmiuiultGuOt
ptior 10 tue appointment OF Mcneil,
they asserting that the order api DIN .
lux Mcneil 40 required, Mcneil
pclltOnrd TO have the claute IN Ia,
JrICT bearing such construction ellml'
| natcu,
The matter was heard by Special
Master IN Chhncory l.. l.. McA TIhut,
vino sustained Mcneil, placing tue
amount to be assessed by him at
$50. l22 out Of n total liability OF $500,
SUI. The i've receivers appealed,
wnich appeal ~ now pending.
Now cJmes Mcneil with the state.
mpnt that TeOTgH plan has
uceu PREF AIRED, to which the defendant
stockholders have given consent; that
a TtutpAn AAuyn committee huH been
AppUii teu, who have arranged that Nc.
Atthut's report be Rbrogated or Mt
aslde, Mcneil to assume ss tho net
liabilities the sum Of Sl6S,657, tue i've
receivers 10 nave credited 10 Inem the
sum OF 500, 900.
II Ceiver MoNeill petitions for leave
10 execute the necessary ngreemr mis-
looking 10 the adoption OF the plan,
thus avoiding prolrActed and expensive
ligEtiOu,
Judge Brllinger has not aa yet acted
on ms petition,
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DENvEE, April l7.-ktauk +. Ar.
buckle, chairman OF the Dvmootaiie
slate central committee, who has Just
returned iT0m At iona, ssys toe stslr
convention held ON WEDNESDAY wac
MT regular anI lhrcstsns 10 Gall sn'
other convention, MI. Artucklo nsyl
,ua, . uey Newell, VINO Issued tue cal
Tor the convention of April Lotto, hhh
no authority 20 10 10, na hc icel<nrd
tns scofutatysuIp VI the state oJmmit-
Toe last Heplumbor. Should thc ohHiT-
man call anOtnet convention tins sup
putlers OF the administration Will Gu
iesyor g. elect delegates ~ the nation
al convention vino Will not bolt even 4.
a gold standard platform be adopted
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TIT QUEEN sUunrNDEn+.
Mamsa Gives tie french Control owes
LLnr .lnnh.

San FRAScsco, April 1.-THE
brig Guy OF Pap,te, Tahiti, brings
news thn, Qlson MamoA Of tue island
4 q tlAlsa,I 10 the South Seas, his eur.
{, drfsi TO herolJ cutniiss,t the Ffcnch.
The queen, according 10 the report, 10
now tuu'Ouguiy tubiusd and bCysud
giving iutJner trouble,
q ieeu Mamaa has reiRnod over Ri.
AT. nearly tC1rr Of yuars. Her sub.
JsCts numbered 900 people, fierce aud
unclvilE.d. Many Efforts were made
~ conquer her, without avail.
a lew months ago n FfcuCh guntuai
appeared ~ Ihc Island, hud ln tile
nigat isnIrd a strong iOTuu. Ia the
morning the queen found hutsult eur.
founded aud Wus uumprlle1 % eur
ruudrt. Sho gave tue FfouCh com.
plole away over the islaud, with the
coalition that she be- sllll ftC0g Us
queen. France IL " control the ship.
.uug,wnich IL sail T. be very valua blr,
aud II 10 be permitted to establish "a
O. Ialinl station At tue principal nstDor
When the Papete leiI Tahiti tho
Frvuch gunboat was anchored Oh RAJ.
Httl.
Tne Engllth sro saiI to oppUss
Fftuch possession u the ISLAM, AMI
Will ask that II DO rust0Eud 10 q irru
slamuu.
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s.nn,nr IIIlmas In n.n.s..

WICHITA, Kan, April lI-senslor
Ben Il. rInmau OF south Carolina ar
Ftvsi "a Wichita this morning mud
vas met a. the depot ny n larEe nu Ne
Dor VI people. At4 O'Clock TINS alter
noon Ia a circus tent, erected Tor tue
puTposs, Senator Tiliman msio an eX'
,endol ifse silver speech, taking 10 one
Ut the latg n. audiences that ever
gathered here.
In an interview, Tillmau ,Rii, b.
.nswrr to question; al Whitnty Of
New York Il nominated at Chicago
would waiE cut Of tho oOnvenuJu; l.
Morrison 10 nominated, / would feel
Ike walking cut, out would wait until
looked up his record. dou't know
where M9ffisIu stands on tho silver
question, aud have not seon anybody
In rouo4t years who tOUs."
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FOR sALs

hAkLlY, on Iu-r CLOSE Is lri
~ 4#urr subdivision 20 Dty tIeu tui try
UCVp lutH uui rllV}st % WlIuitH drive from
t,uu'e SO 10 20 YER lot, lln per month, DO
Interest ". B. Hubbard.
vyuDFUN d HOpMFu UuUsE. SNAIL
vi amount iuwu, bAAuCr rHsy payments.
on val exchange Tor 5000 acreage. Aulfttu
D fHIs -..".
I,oLu uINt, ANu mNINp stuCN,
IL hirfrur. nus lHss; Camp il0yu, LrhI,
aUu 10ouIr mIuirg GHturu cod mlprb. Vs.
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- 80 b. bingham ttrtc.
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- proved farlus terms rasg Eugene
LUws room ~ Commercial lk
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w and upward. suKud paints, bTlsbvs,
CSC. rrLtrl BROS. $40 Main FUtrt
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from w. Hyer' hros, % ist '.nul -ou.H
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ait-r your tesg interest Aanser room so,
st No lH Tast Th.rd south ~ E.rF.ut
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ALAor .onnIIs suI,IDL.
lie Practically Adnttt'd tho liurdri
far ~ eli lie Mas susprctsd

lie Practically Adnttt'd tho 1iurdrr
fos 80 Gu lie Was suspected.
SEATTLE, Nosh., ApTil l7.--JAmos
T.. 4 op, ahs A. A. Austin, who wa
arrt,ten 800 thisclty yesterday afternoon
by ICteo iye 10 n Courtney Mime.
apnilu .,a $50 charge " numbering
Lena Olsen on the shore OF Lake
superior, nrsr DIluth, In order TO get
pOs se,. ion Il $3.50, committed suicide
In the CITY Ian here tonight. He lOok
short piece Of the blanket given him
To aNvup On, aud after making II fast to
"a slauie ~ the wall only fiVo feet nhov p
ne finOr, put the other end around his
neck aud proceeded 10 stf4rgle him.
H. lie was discovered a. l1:21 O'CLOCK
Whu Dstettive Courtney and Jallor
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nor TO urAu.
Nouthcrn Paeino nsiusss 90 Ran Tx
cursirn TFa.ut

CHICAGO, Aphl I'LL msseckot'I
oIcuri on, Will 10. bu fuu by the
southern Phclnc 10 points IN Utsn.
rAat rosd relut e. to Join tho Others 10
running these cxOuTslons. Arrange.
m ui8 have been msto ~ tie oiher
iuAds Co run tuch excursions Apfil 2lst
aui Nay glstto y in's IN Wy mug,
CO.OraIl uud Utah. rno WyO ming
.Seurious Will be- TO f. Hue w.. { 10
anu including Moo.cr .LyIiu Junction
aud LAcsm''.
Ia Colorado they VIII bo run l. a
liuu through LnsdviIlo, "a ida and
Alsmo's. All points 10 Utah Will 10
tagcp except tu9ss on tue liuo Of tho
Southern psoidc rlaI.
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Pstsniing Of Lands.

WASHINGTON, d. c., April IT,
Senator Warren Of Wyoming today
introduced a resolutions directing the
secretary VI the interior to resume the
ratenting Of lands T. the Union PRci,
no railroad company. IL recites that
TIC paleutiug II lands granted 10 the
Unlgn Pacific was suspended year
ago, and IN w,s.gtu NvbfsskH, nor hnru
Colorado, Wyoming IA Utan inc ! ste
" lands granted tu INC Union PNclhc
mounted 70 2,SlO,000 aGru', oil OF
Nnlcu, less 10000 acres, have lolE
since been sold u tnirI partles; tnal
more than une.hali Of that sold has
urru paid for In full In cash an
railroad deeds nave been Issued; that
H. balance IL under contract, one.hsli
Il witch hRs already been pad, anu
lunt clear title cannot lata Until tho
nleuts are issued TO the company.
Tho resolution directs that tue BsCry-
thTy rrsoind HIS order am causu pat
eats ~ Issue without delay.
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Peer en,eroi bis cell to give him sumo
oranges.
While It IL true that Alsop made no
regular confession, he sdmitiet 10 a
general way 20 Detective Pnilbfloe TO-
Jay trfi no was Ia Duiuih under the
uamn ~ Auth.
G uttuey WIS afraid this Afternoon
that A sop would commit suloiie, tut
the police thought hi. fairs gtoundlts'.
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