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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-06-25
ENTERPRISE.

N. Sem OF Lasita is spending few
days in the city.
Miss Bertha Gabriel is visiting with
her mother at New Kirk, Ok.
G. B. Hoffman spoke to the people
OF New Basel on money Thursday
evening.
The ladies Of the E. M. E. church
gave an ice cream social Thursday
evening.
Elmer Lampert Of Chicago is the
guest Of the Ehrsams for few days.
H. Slemmer and family Of Okla
homa has been visiting hiss brother
William for the last few days.
Ike Cole returned home Wednesday
from several weeks stay in Kansas
City and eastern Kansas.
Adolphus Eyth has returned from
several weeks outing with friends in
the country.
The Misses Reed Of Baldwin are
spending the week with Miss Jose
phine Hilty.
Rev. j. Kracker, the German M. E.
pastor, is at Kansas City, transacting
business with the church officials in
regard to the Germans opening a
college here.
P. Ginder has arrived home from a
several weeks stay at Topeka.
Mr.. Forester left Tuesday for the
soldiers home at Leavenworth.
E. A. Hafner has disposed OF his
interest in the college building to G.
Hoffman.
The U. B. Sunday school will be
held hereafter in the Reformed church
at 10 a. m.
Mrs. G. M. Randall has been called
by telegram to the bedside OF her hus'
band who is dangerously Ill with ty'
phoid fever at Enid, Okla.
Little Harold Roller, aged four,
came near having serious accident
befall him at his home four miles
south Of town, by milk wagon
striking his skull and cutting it from
the top Of the head, across the cheek
and below the ear.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-06-25

TIDAL WAVE AND EARTHQUAKE.

thirty Thousand Japanese Perish at Ono
Fell SwO0p.
WASHINGTON, June 20. Tho first off,
cial report that has reached Washing
ton Of the great japanese earthquake
and tidal wave came to-day to the state
department from Mr. Herod, secretary
Of the legation at Toxic, In the follow
ing brief cablegram which makes the
calamity out TO be much worse than
heretofore reported: deaths caused
by tidal wave estimated at over 80, 900
in reports up to date. No mortality
among Americans.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-06-25
Harvest.

Groceries in guam
titles for this occasion
can be bought very
Bile at Humps.
Bring your list of Or
ders and I will figure
with you on a very
low margin.
L. II. KUMP.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-06-25
MANCHESTER.

A. W. Hoof Of Manhattan has
located a photograph gallery here.
VIM. Ruff and family have moved
to Longford.
Ben Rice is contemplating starting
lumber yard at Longford.
W. s. Ackley's personal property
was sold at public auction to satisfy
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-06-25
Presbyterian Convention,

GLASGOW, June 23 The Presby-
terrain convention which has been
holding Its sittings here during the
past few days, agreed to-day that the
next convention be held In Washing
ton In 1890
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1896-07-30

Hon. JOHN AwTREY, one OF the Demo,
cratic nominees for the Legislature from
Cobb county, was born September 18th
1868, on farm near Villa Rica, Carroll
county, Ga. His early education was OBJ
tanned in country school between crops.
His parepts were William Il. and Lou
lisa (Dodson) Awtrey.
On reaching manhood be entered Ok
ford College, Oxford, Ala, from which in
stitution he graduated in June, 1886. On
leaving college, Mr. Awtrey Immediately
entered business in Acworth with his. un-
Gle, Merrill c. Awtrey, and his brother,
Orlando Awtrey. He has served two terms
as councilman and two terms as Mayor OF
Acworth. Two years ago he was elected
to represent Cobb county in the lower
House Of the Legislature, and his services
gave such general satisfaction that he was
given the nomination this time withou,
opposition. Mr.. Awtrey is especially pop
ular with the farmers, his former occupa.
ton as such and his long and intimate
connection with item in business way
making him thoroughly familiar with al
the needs Of the farm and all the details O.
farm life
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1896-07-30

Hos. .. E. Motley was born four miles
south If Powder Springs, in Cobb county,
and resided there on the farm until the
spring of 1876. He then moved. to Ma
riettas. read law uLder Judge David Irwic,
was admitted to the bar in the fall OF 1876,
and has practiced his profession until the
present. Ee served on city council of
Marietta for number of terms, was
mayor pro>tem for two years. In 1886
Le run for State Senator and obtained the
delegation from Cobb and Clayton coun-
ties, and when the convention met Hon.
Frank Rice of Fulton had the Fulton dele.
cation. The convention voted six and six
for three days and pights, when Mr.. MOI
ley withdrew his name from the csnven.
ton. Ia 1892 he was elected to the Leg
isloture from Cobb county end served
during the years 1892 and 1893.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1896-07-30
MARIETTA, GA. THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 30 1896

Judge aud Mrs, Geo +, Gohes enter.
tanned quite number OF friends Saturday
atteraooa at the Judges farm on Roswell
road. The occasion was fruit eating On
the meadow land thiekly sodded with Der,
mada grass, two long tables had been
built and on these were placed watermel>
gas, eantleoapes and interspersed with
these like pretty bouquet pyramids aud
stars and diamond shaped collections Of
ripe grapes OF various eolots forming a
nlcture we'll worthy al AN artists brush
and ,antalising 70 behold, There were
over fifty varieties OF grapes represented
on the tables, and in addition to this way
Vf serving them, the freshly pressed ice
cold juice OF the grapes furnished mos.
delightful drink, All OF the fruit was Just
from the vines growing almos. within
reach OF the tables on which they were
served, aud were OF tie Judges own rais>
ing. After partaking OF the least Of good
things spread before them the guests
strolled around among the watermelons
peaches, grapes and other fruit and be-
held the pretty object lesson OF the great
possibilities OF our climate and soil and
what brains and industry can accomplish.
They ell voted the Judge not only first in
law aud on the bench, but also At the very
front in tilling the soil, The afternoon
was most happily spent by the guests ana
none seemed TO like this better than the
wh9lt>so0led host and hostess.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1896-07-30

W. R. Montgomery's majority fo- Clerk,
over NJ 9. Whitlock. is 1856.
Judge j. NJ. Stones majority for Ordi-
dairy, over L W. Mizzell. is ACT.
A a. Bishops majority for Sheriff, over
P. o. McLain, is POI.
w, N. Crisis majority for Tax Receir-
er, over u. T. Terrell, is SOC.
At the Marietta precinct there were s32
votes polled. Mr.. Motley received 6sl,
Mr.. Aw.rey Cos for the Legislature. For
Executive Committee: R. c, Irwin receiv-
ed $50, G. A. Guyton 4l0, and N. A.
Morris 29l.
There were polled in TIE county total
of 1894 votes.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1896-07-30
A VALUABLE PRESCRIPTION.

Editor Morrison, of Worthington, Ind
Sun" writes: You have a valuable
prescription ia Electric Bitters, and can
cheerfnlly recommend it for constipation
and sick headache. and as general sys.
TEN tonic il has no equal" Mrs Annie
Stehie. 2G25 Cottage Grove Ave. Chicago,
was all run down. could not eat or digest
TODD. had backache which never left her
and ielt tired and weary, but six bottles OF
Electric Bitters restored Der health and
renewed her strength. Price 30 cents and
sl.OC Geta bottle OF Legs Drug Store
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1896-07-30

The New. York Journal states the
situation again, in this rather strik-
ing way: "Gold men may vote for
gold candidates, silver men tor ell
yer candidates, and bimetallists for
bimeta!lists. But nobody who re-
allies what is at stake in this cam
paign can vote to abandon govern
nent Of tine people, by the people,
for the people, in favor Of govern.
ment Of Mckinley, by Hanna. for a
syndicate"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1896-07-30

.ta Prize
RESSES!)

Some time ago in Gainesville, q
very nice town in many respects, q
mechanic walked up one morning in
jail, and he opened his eyes as the
jailor walked in and said, "where
am I?' The jailor said, "You are
in Jail" "What tor? ain Jail for
murder" "Whom have | killed ?"
"You killed your wife, sir" and the
fellow staggered back and fell on
the floor utterly unconscious. In
an hour he cane to himself and
cried to the jailor, "Go and get q
posse OF men and hang me, for /
have killed the best wife God ever
made" Five hundred men have
butchered their wives in the United
States since last. November. = Rome
Commercial.
Yes, and no doubt whisky was
the cause in every instance, as il
was in the above instance. We
canLot afford to license whisky ia
this county and be responsible tor
the crime and evil that would fol.
low from it. Near Royston, Ca, last
week, MIR. Bergman filled himself
up on corn whisky, went home and
killed his wife and four children and
then killed himself. Whisky is the
curse of the age.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1896-07-30

Coxes-R. A. Hill, J. M. Gam.
Smyrna-P. Y. Daniel, p. M. Rice. :.
Howells-E A. Cochran, A. w. Higgins
Lemons. F. Lee, r. c. Brown. :
Merrits-J. H. Nix. g. L. Ezzard.
Roswell-~A. P. Kemp, d. P. Morris.
Post OAK. N. Murdoch, j. M. Bishop
Gritter-W. NJ Gober, W. +. Brooks.
The new Executive Committee is
called to meet at Marietta, on the FIRST
Tuesday in August at 10 o'clock to
organize.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1896-07-30
DEMOCRATIC PRIrIARY.
The Result of the Vote Given by
Districts.
THE PRESENT OFFICERS RENOMINATED.
Motley and Awtrey Nominated for the Leg
islature. A New Executive Committee
Elected for the County.

The following is the official vote of the
Democratic primary held last Saturday TO
nominate county officers. We give in
table form the vote of all candidates who
had opposition, and the total vote in the
county OF those who had no opposition:
For the Leg,slature-Hon. John Awtrey
received in the county 1923, and Hon.
John L. Motley. l775.
For Tax Collector-Joe H. Murray,
1894.
For Surveyor-W. w Phillips, 2l99, and
j. 7. Echols. Is.
For Corouer-M. r. Lyon 2lS0
For U. S. Senator-Hon. e. f. Crisp.
2ll8.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1896-07-30

The following is the new Executive
Committee
Mariet.a-R c. Irwin, C.. A. Guyton.
Acworth-O. Awtrey, John GLADDEN..
Red Rock-A. W. Kemp, f. l. Gunne,l.
Big Shanty--J. M. Hill, J. F. Attaway.
Oregon-C. j. Billiard, r. II. Barnes.
Lost Mounta,n-L II. Scott, G. M. Nc
Elreath.
Powder Springs-Henry Brown, N. V.
Paris.
Austell-D. ". Cash W. II. Winters.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1896-07-30
An empty head and a rafting
tongue 60 well together.

Attenti"2 is directed to the iobbing de
partment ofthe MARIETTA JOURNAL which
rs provided with Gseam Power. New Job
Presses. New and Latest Styles OF Job
Type and most approved and extern
sive facilities for the execution of jon
printing OF all kindsfrom the smallest label
to the largest poster, in black or colored
luks, at prices as low ms can be had else
where tor an equal grade of work. We are
prepared to prihtat abort notice, pam phlet
posters, programmes, circulars, letter heads
checks, envelopes, bill heads, blanks OF ell
kinds, catalogues. business cards, and every
hing in che line OF printing used in the ION.
duct OF every day business. We will du.
plicaie Atlanta prices Give us trial
and see.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1896-07-30
GEORGIA GLEANINGS
Culled and Condensed from
Our Exchanges.
A FAMILY WIPED OUT IN BLOOD,
A Man Kills Wife, Children and Him.
self. A Miniature Artesian
Well Disclosed.

The Red Mems Orphans Home
OF Georgia, located at Austell, is to
be ready for occupancy March l.
1t will have room for $50 orphans,
with the necessary class rooms, etc.
Rev. J. D. Chapman, pastor OF the
Hawkinsville Baptist Church, has
resigned to accept the pastorate of
the Duffy Street Church in Savan-
nah.
Unless some legal steps are taken
to delay it, the sale OF the property
Of the Piedmont Marble Company
of Georgia will take place on the
premises of the company at Marble
Hill on Tuesday, August 4.
Judge William Sparks died at his
home near Cedartown Wednesday.
He was Judge of the Coweta county
court before moving to Cedsrtown,
and was at his death judge of the
Polk county circuit.
The Georgia Teachers Associa-
ton has adjourned. The meeting
at Cumberland Island was the most
successful ever held. The officers
for rhe past year were reelected.
j. s. Stewart, of Marietta, is presi-
dent, and w. B. Merritt, secretary.
While removing rock by blasting
in Dade county, l.. NJ. Merriwesther
struck miniature artesian we'll.
Water comes from q split in the
rock in q stream OF about 1900 gall
Ions an hour. 1t has now been run
ming at that rate for week.
An official report shows that there
are more "blind tigers in tie two
cities of Atlanta and Savannah,
thsn in all the dry counties in the
whole state Of Georgia combined.
The report places the number Of
'blind tigers in the two cities at
272, while the total number for the
whole OF the dry counties is 266.-
Conyers Banner.
Near the town OF Royston, in
Madison county, Dave Bergman,
late Wednesday week, shot bis
wife, four children and himself, all
of whom are dead. The children
were all of very tender age, the
eldest being only years old. Der.
ryman was somewhat under the in
fluence Of liquor when last seen at
Hull & Vaston's Saw mill, just be.
fore he committed his awful crimes.
1t is supposed that he went directly
to his home when tho mills closed
Tor the day. When ne arrived the
four children were playing in the
house and the young wife had pre-
pared supper. The drunken hus-
band entered. In few moments
six successive gunshots rang out
upon the early evening air and
neighbors rushed to the scene to
find the floor OF the little cottage
bathed In blood, the dead bodies of
the wife and children strewn about
the room and the brutal husband
lying across the bed, gasping in the
agonies OF death with his hand
tightly clasped about the stock of a
l.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1896-07-30

WAIVER NoTEs.-Ironclad, in book Of
100 for oOc;s ID book Of so for 25cts. Al,
50 Book Of 100 Receipts good quality Of
paper for 25eis, at Marietta JouRxAL OF.
fee.
Short Form warraSts Deeds for sale ct
JouBslL Office
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1896-07-30

Kendon II. Lewis, OF Raleigh. N.
c., 10 an honest man. lie received
the other day a check for s41, 900
in payment for q claim against the
government. Mr. Lewis sent the
check back with the statement that
the claim had been paid twenty
years before. The repayment was
an error Of book-ke sping.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1896-07-30

Watch the fellow who is forever
finding fault With bis fellow man.
There 10 something wrong with him
and sooner or later il will develop.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1896-07-30
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hi Readers.
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a. oisx,
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Z $50. c,AA.. IA. ,o,n.nsa from
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Miss Ocsasia Siaton. charming young
laav q Atlanta i visiting her aunt, Mrs.
HuiFaksr Tor a few DAYS.
w.kA, =, soa wo,,;nc shoss
which we vii ell at Rock Bottom prices
n HuABARD A PmLLirs.
Mr. ], N. Reed, Of Middleton, has again
LEFT With US some iiae peaches and grapes
bat eannp,hs excelled. Thanks
Bay ID W0.err's Drug Store.
H. Rob- Ioras n, can,op. ;ssv;s;,;nv
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-07

longing to tho indemnity fund are now
deposited as n trust and subject only 10
check for that purpose. Tho expense
tund WHOM any accumula, Son occurs Gun
be transferred 10 the hcnciit fund but the
heucnt FUND is sacred aud can only he
used IN payment OF claims.
| wish TO bear testimony to the I'M
selfish. faithful work OF my fellow ncui-
hcrs OF the hoard. ! have found thcm
az all times irclcss and unrcasing m
their loyalty t. This association. not
guided by local or personal considerations
hut looking ever Ia the true and lasting
hcuoiii OF the assoria ion.
with a Arm better ..ih, tho sober iudg
iHrnt OF this Ass 'ciat On VIII provo equal
10 all future difficulties aud che hope
mat our follow travellers win soon join
names Win us IN working ont she iull
destiny OF this National association. I
have the honor to submit this report.
Carl II. Alnrlch.
7. l.. \.
Peoria. Ill. May 2d. lSgd
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-07
.lnllr =. lldf NN'Nl'
chairman Nn'touaI Legislative Committee


Iiou.ton. Tome May 80. 1876
10 the onioors nnd lIrl"NaioH Of we li.'v
-irr Protective Association OF Nm''l'a
In National convcut,nu Asscnhlr1.
Gcnllouon Your pross committee mas
dllip,ntly sought % promote tho inter'F's
OF inc association 10y Swing the WIDEST
publicity 30 tho purposes sought 10 y"
accomplished. thereby cultiNatlng int''eh'
and sympathy through tho m'dinm OIL
education. According TO chipping from
ne~epnusrg received by me during the
year GIG columns of matter nPper'al'i'hs
to Your organization have been pupiiS''o"
ln loadinN duiios aud trade papers oi INC
country, Wa
Alabama. 1873. Arkansas. 1856. California
~. rolors,do 80. Connecticut >. Florida,
"a. Georgia. 2sl; Illinois, I2; Indiana. ga
Iowa. II. Kansas. -, hentncHy, M
I.ouiAiana l0s Matylnnd, y Ma3sachu-
r.iis. .. Michigan. J, Minnesota, ~. NJ
y .rainpi ~. Missouri, 3V3. Neurhska, AZ,
New York -. North rarolina 3. ONO.
oregon and Warrington. IS. fehhayi-
vnnln. ~ Tennessee. 5Js; Texas. wv.
l'tnn. virginia. 81, Wisconsin. ~"
i"ilr committee hns given al the NJ
eistanc. IN is power 10 the les slnlivr
committee IN pushing inc w9ik at w
National capital regarding 'hr pllh ",
inx nm additional cabinet OFF cor 20 be
.Inowu az the secretary Of commerce, Tor
IN. erection 81 a Legislative hhlidins III
The clty 81 McSico. FOR the encourage
ucni and promotion OF commerce ~
tween the two republics. aud for the pas
yuRn of "a National bankruptcy law, or
winch Tho commercial world stands III
such great need.
this committee 10 the 300 mic inter-
changenb.o Ticket and much editorial mat
ter on THIS subject has been elected from
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ne e II X Jacobs. Nashville. Tenn.
prc sSsa ho; ,,i'i Little RoI. Ark.
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M. , ..............Dalla Texas
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|ry NATIONAL. COMMITTEES
h' w. Neil McCoull. chicaso
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Il Harwooi, Richmond. Va.
ri. NJ. Benish, Houston ieSas
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k ,,' i,c,, .,,ri Room ii2, Union
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-07

Ola peonlc who require medicine TO reg,i-
late The bowels and kidneys VIII find The
true remedy in Electric Bitiors. This
medicine does not stimulate aud contains
no whisky nor other intoxicant. but acts
on the stomach anu bowels, adding
strength aud giving tone to tho organs.
merely aiding nature In the performance
excellent appetizer and aids digestion. Old
people iind 4 just exactly what they
A. u. kieklinSs Drug store
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-07

Mr.. President and Gentlemen:
Richmond. Va. May Sa.--your committee
hog leave TO report The following;
In Jahiary of this year, your chairman.
III company with Mr. J. T. Smvring OF
MdiNiliit "A member Il the National icsis-
lhl\" committee. visited Washington Ia
the interest III our hill looking to the
creation. ct ~'hinct Office known ~ the
secretary vi Vliuncrc" of the United
states, which should have for its ncld uf
labor the prem fliun nf tho mercantile.
manufacturing ana transportation utter.
rsis Of this country. they being So init
mN'nlN allied as To posses Nn identity ut
interests
Also hii for the erection IN tho Cily
OF M"Nico Mn American legation hulldinr,
which would do more than amy one ihing
10 Impress the pcupie oi Mexico with the
friendly attitude OF our pNcplc.
The Republic OF MeNiro Is bound TO Wa
10y gcpgrarhichl proximity, superior trans
ror,a,lon facilities, principles of govern
mon, similar 60 our own. aud e sentiment
OF friendship toward the people OF the
United states, which has been greatly de-
Ncloped W late.
Such rcin,icn4 with McNico ahonlh moi,
only Iva fostcrci. hut cultivated aad act
N"lN promoted. rAr an enormous r'"iptocal
TRADE between the two Republics can be
developed
The former iii was introduced ty Hon.
seth cobb OF Missouri mud your conn
niittrr personally lrivrNi.wVi many meme
bcrs o' congress. who promised their vote
amt Influence
Mr. cohh was - notify me 10y wirc when
| cpul come 10 WaNhnlton aud appear
said hill but the present congress hts dom"
hu' liitlr, nnd Your committee hla never
been not ilod mat - II, ne, ~. no a.
which lle wrote THE measure SEEMS 10
lac popular. hut n".da dir,i iunnsuco,"
W" communicated with tl" various CHAIR
m,n Of ihr state lcrislailvr committees.
n king them 60 write ,hr.r eonfr ssiu' n
and s.nntnrs tic Importance Of Tie pasHnga
Of house hill NJ. iii,
Numerous lcttvrr were received 10y tbs
dimcreni COM r.ssm' urging thou rup
port but thc hi has ncvcr lefi the com
m,u.c
T.,xvoil nllol, ~ Virginia. who wroio 10
c>-GnNcrror crittcui y. rounI e.n@hl Of
Mexico asking his Inioisoilon OF fnoh a
Ne rcplcd s,niiup Tho necds aud aavnn-
taroa To h" derived hS ia" i'uiird state
ga tn erection of sucn iiuildinr
Congressman lillcit on tho "v" or N
m aub was ahsrut FROM Washington fcv' "a
Wc.kg
yDur committee. nnxious for It's intro
QUESTION. AGAIN visited Nn"r'ugl,nn NM 49,,
currl from Hon George wellington ot
MaiNlnt'i TIN promis" thht the h'li w""lh
be introduced ~ once
w. have written num"ionA lr''"rH I'm
pressing upon Nj Wellington the import
nn,c al pushing uui hil hnt We nay" re-
...yed no,lnnY hUi pr inisps. lrnr' n.ih-
ing haa boon done toward "H ih'io'n'-
ton
Tho Fifty-fourih conFrcse win 70 down
u. post,ri,v na tn, do-nothing rpngr's's
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