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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-03
IIsSITER NOT THE FIRST.
His Successor Has Not Yet Been Ap-
pointed.

WASHINGTON. oct 2.-Special.-The
resignation Of District-Attorney Lassiter.
of Petersburg. has not yet been followed
by the appointment Of his successor
though it IS generally supposed SUCH an
appointment will be speedily made. Ihere
il a disposition among silver men here
TO criticize Attorney-General Harman for
his prompt action regarding Mr.. Lassiter.
The ground on which the Attorney-Gen-
eral gased his objection TO Mr.. Lassiters
course is stated in his letter. so that IL
would seem 10 leave little room for ar
gumont. As the Acknowledgement states.
IL has been the rule Of the department Of
Justice. at least during Mr.. Clevelands
administration. 10 permit no political ac-
tvity by district attorneys or United
tates marshals. and Mr.. Lassitcr is not
the first official who has been compelled
either 10 resign or 10 abate his partizan
activity.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-03
Rev, Mr.. Stewart to Preach.

Rev. J. Calvin Stewart. pastor OF tho
Church of the Covenant. has returned
to the city and will occupy his. pulpit on
Sunday morning. 1t will be a great plea
sure. not only TO his church and congre-
cation. but TO his many friends IN thu
city. to know that Mr.. Stewart Is well
again and will resume his pastoral work.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-03

This evening al s o'clock the Richmond
HoWltzors will hold another or their pop
MAR puhlic receptions AZ their handsome
new armory. on North Eighth street. the
occasion being the annual inspection and
muster OF the battery by Assistant IN
spector-Gencral 10. Lane Stern. The in
spectiOn will be followed by a short drlll,
after which dancing will be INDUCED in
tie rest Of the evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-03

Bishop Penick will preach at ST. Marks
church tomorrow morning and evening,
and assist In the administration OF the
Holy Communion at the morning service.
Services at II A. VI. and : p. VI. During
his stay In Richmond Bishop Penick VIII
be the guest OF Mr.. William {. Bentley,
No. 200 east Franklin street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-03
cermon IN Medical Studenrs.

Rev. DR.. Starr. the pastor. will deliver
in Broad-street church on Sunday night.
a special discourse to the young men who
are attending lectures in our medical col
leges. The topic selected may be found
in our column OF religious notices.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-03

Mr.. A. Won n. Rosenegk has so far
recovered from his recent Illness that
ne was aNle to be out yesterday. His
throat trouble. however. has not yet
been entirely relieved. and he continues
70 be under treatment of DR.. joseph A.
White. Mr.. Won Rosenegk was heartily
greeted by his numerous friends, who
wore glad TO see him about again.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-03

laws. when the silver declined. all the
gold would leave the country. n when
silver rose. all the silver would leave tho
country. II we could not prevent the
fluctuations then. how IS II 10 be supposed
that We could 90 so pow7 Mr.. Bryan
say that the only way TO judge the
fnture IS by the past. ~ no nation "
tho world ever succeeded In controilhg
tho fluctuations OF silver by free ana u"-
limited coinage.
WORDS OF sol TT ~ IS FROM IOHlS-
MOUTH
The Portsmouth star, which j one u
the best. Lravcst. and brightest evening
papers IN the State. o. sound TO the core
on tho money cues'.oo. NolhNnE 20
been written lurias he Iieseht c"'"p'ien
that ia more manly. more p@tlo''V' M
ineisivo. and more trutniul IMAM 'he io'-
Loving. from that journal
To those Democrats who VIII nave noun
inc IN do with "a bastard Democracy the
ovnonenf Of which at the present time Is
~ CHICAGO platform. and VINO look upon
-. National Democratic movement as
cnixotic. there Is this 10 be SAID: AS Il
bemoc4at. your one concern In his cfisis
T., koep alive the true principles OF
democracy. For You, II is not a Ques-
lion OF 50 placing your vote tnat ~ VIII
tell against population and anarchism'
no.. can the hopclessness OF success eN-
GUS, YOU for swerving from the straight
and narrow path OF duty. hon' anu
fhcuandc like YOU. are protesting against
n lase BETRAYAL Of Democracy. To reg
istcr you: protest in the premises by Vot-
ir. To- ti,at which never has been. never
can be-. and does not pretend TO he 'e-
mc0rscy. Is Inconsistency. pure ana SIM
pie. You. az q Democrat, must s'anh
upon the Chicago platform or upon tha
indianapolis platform. There - no e~
cape for you il is one or the other.
Recognizing that you are shut up 10
these two alternatives. you cannot ii you
are "a Democrat on principle only, hesl-
ta;e IN making your choice. GU VIII
SEQ your only refuge IN the principles oi
the National Democratic party as SET
forth I'm the indianapolis platform.
On this structure you can stand Tree
from any sense OF shame, and free from
the roproachcs Of conscience. Duty 10
Yourself demands this much. Duty 10
the glorious old party points IN the same
direction. After its inevitable deieat'
the heterogeneous mass OF PoppliSn' an
archism. and Republicanism' iaisely IL
hclled Democracy. VIII surely ld" 10
niores. For the nonce bound together by
= craze. II cannot withstand the shock
~ its first disaster. What them rms;
Amid the rout and confusion there VIII
lind forth an organized and true DC
mocraey, around which MISGUIDED ana
deluded Democrats can gather. This is
what adherence TO the Indianapolis ticket
means.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-03
pronerty Owners Admonished.

In another column. Mr.. Thomas l.. AL
friend admonishes property owners 10
protect themselves from further loss from
hurricanes BY applying to him at'l203 east
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-03
Dr. Uoge Will Preach.

Rev. Moses D.. Hoge. d. D.. will preach
NJ the church OF the Covenant. corner
Park avenue and Harrison streets. Sun
day nirhf AZ : O'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-03
WIND-STORM INSURANCE.


fH%TS~<N
The severe storm which visited Rich
mond. September 18th. doing great damage
TO property OF all kinds, shows the necessity
of INSURANCE covering loss from WIND
STORMS. CYCLONES and TORNADOES.
Several of Richmond's property owners
were fortunate enough 10 hold wind storm
~policies in the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-03

Main street for a Home tornado poll
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-03

Here 81 a solid chpok Of fact from the
Norfolk Landmark
NOW. this country was powerleSs 10
maintain the ratio under free coinage
AZ any time between 1902 and 1873. Sill
- weud rise or decline Ia spite OF our
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-03


] sincerely agree with the views so hand
somely expressed by YOU as 10 the neces-
sity of maintaining the high standard OF
the tribunals Of justice. but must respect
fully dissent from their applicability 10
the present state Of facts. 1t Is doubtless
true. as you say. that a prosecuting officer
should be in act fair and impartial, but
the very complaints referred 10 In your
letter. which you inform me were COM
plants not OF specific acts Of Partially.
but OF liability 10 favoritism inferred
from my political relations are evidence
of the fact that such an officer cannot
escape the injury OF suspicious that need
NOT be even sincerely entertained. AS
You did not inform me who were the au-
thors Of the complaint, ] may fairly pre-
sumo thai they were my political oppo-
uents. and that the appeal TO you was as
much In the interest OF their own purpo-
ses as from sOlicitude for the interests
OF Justice. Ny retirement from the COM
mittee would scarcely remove such sNs-
Melons. II truly entertained. IL certainly
could not prevent their partisan express
sion. IN either case / should personally
attach no more concern 10 such imputa-
lions than 10 see TO In that | did deserve
them. II. however. by the proper dis
charge Of the duties deyolved upon me by
the people OF my district. / shall forfeit
the confidence OF the administration I'm the
discharge OF my duties as United States
Attorney for this district. ] beg you TO
consider my resignation OF that office at
your disposition.
LASS1TER'S SUCCESSOR.
Much speculation has been INDUCED in
here as 10 Mr.. Lassiter's successor, whom
he attorncy-gcueral, IN hts letter TO Mr..
Lassiter. says will be made In d few
days.
A special to The Times last night from
Petersburg. says:
The resignation Of Major FIR Lass.ter.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-16

see WIN, could he done to set gold from
abroad. hut authorized no proposition.
Belmont showed him unfavorahle cable
riams iron, Europe.
NJ Vests questions indicated snrrri G
that Nr Belmont should know the ireas-
urN's gold condition and he neg ,tiating
with Europe before curtis arrived,
SUBSEQUENT testimony showed Belmont :
Wow was Ne. smistic as 10 getiin- Soln
abroad. Mr.. MORGAN promised 10 do The
hes, 10 could. At a later meeting AT Mr.
Morran's house. arranged by telephone
between New York and Washington the
two gentlemen told him they could get
gold abroad and sell atty millions Of bonds
there at 81 meaning The Interest rate
Thern was M definite proposition, II was
understood that Curtis would te,erAone
Morgan from tha treasury at o'clock
thc next day whether the gen raj plan
vas approved. lie tflerhoned Morgan
that a messenger would carry a letter -
HIM that nishi. IN. letter. which was
from Carlisle. 81 the 'neroat was too
high
The two fintnsiers thon came 10 Wash,
!, atom. r lmou calling on Carlisle ana
M,rr,n es wines Morssn, .am u
tirre its policy OF gold payments. Sict-
sG No., eamc over Win Morran s,e.o, .,,
curt drew NJ a c1n,,ict. witness die
tati,s aud Morgan and stc'son making
oc'etional suggestions. T. WAS s'ihmi'ton
IT, Carlisle and olney. who mano some
rrh' to san Eathschl1's, maine being
DIED, to Belmont from huropo \ pro-
~. asrrv sold reserve was suggested ~
rm'v nr rnrl,sle aud written hv IA. l''-
tn. curtis did not knew dc'mi6ly NO
suggested the rrovisr
rNsin tho sessi,u Mt New Work on Thurs
d. The hearing VIII he a. the Hot
r'sinon, Morgan, August Rolmou, ,,ui
frrrcia l-ynde Stetson WIN ho examined.
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FLArr WIN NAME NM.
Hanna viii Allow Him 10 Make the Vice
Prcsi lent

Hanna Will Allow Him 20 Make The Vice
Presi lent
S., Louis. June ls.--Thjs story + given
10 the Associated FreSs tonight from a
relieb.e source ami "a no, denied by either
Mr.. Fhtt. Mr. qua; or Mr.. Hnnua:
Mr. Quay VISITED Mir. Plat tonight ON
behalf OF Mr.. Hanna and his friends aud
told Mr. Pla~ tina, Nj. Hanna would Ike
to have Mr.. Plat nanie tho oaad.dai, Tor
wee president. Nj rieit told Mr.. quay
that unhl the presidential question Was
decided he could rot consent to take par,
In any vice presidential matter. Mr. cuay
ss4d that i, was WITH the Hanns peoplo
to leave the matter open FOR Mr. r.a,ts
further consideration and =, is unde sooi
that tho matter ~ 'nere tonight 1t 10
u"d~es'ooa 's<aa'er Ar. Pia,' viii naue
. man vhqj name has often been con
nelted with the cfnre
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-16
WOMAN SI.FFRAG1Srs.

ST Louis. June IS Mrs. Lille Dcver-
eaux Blake and Mrs. Carrie Chapman
Gait will present to the committee the
following resolution:
The republican party. n National
convention assembled. hereby recon-
mends congress TO submit to the legis-
latures of he several states PROPOSE
tons to amend the Federal const-
tuticn as to provide that the right Of
citizens of the United states to vote
shall not he denied or abridged 10y The
Un,ted States or any State on account
of sex.
They viii ask to he heard before the
committee and also before the convention
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-16
a LEADER FOR FIFTY YEARS.

,an,,r,.,,, p,.,-,-7 ~,
~ ~ e..',t's NJ nlitlhNf iead
Pa, u,ii $500, IN VIC Hr'hstas'
fieif W l.helm L-enkn cht IS an Interest,"
ing rfrsoraee quite ar,rt from his posl-
y. 'he sp-'h' deih'cff's III
W iei-Hs'iE' nc was 80 feara Old on the
~ OF last March, and. from the tine he
was %. h has plaved u ,nore ar less i'm
p,rt,nt ro5a A., 49,. ,.f,,sa, ,.,.,,.,,,,,,,,
~, -. ~ -, w ~ po-'.a' movement
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-16

rasr N the list. and new ones are added
every daS.
OF course tho ministers themselves take
no part whatever in tn. contest, thor
names simply being announced by their
friends who sond N the coupons CLIPPED
fron he t-guiar edition of The Post.
Th"lr trends take great pleasure IN en-
pressing thsir preference ia thls manner
aud h'a 'hose who recsiVa the policies
VIII have "A great deal o. he thankful for,
their friends VIII doubtless appreciate
the fact OF their having helped the sue
rersfu ministers AS much as those who
win iFe prizes. That thsrc IS more pleas
urc ~ giving han receiving "a generally
q <rowisdEed. and both The Post and its
readers iuig appreciaf" the privilege Of
htirns 'hoee Who spend their life in
helping others and ~ doing So help them
selves hy feeii1g that ihey are doing
something Tor the good OF thelr fellow
hctnes.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-16
IT'S AN ELECTION CANARD.
Villas Saws He and Cleveland Will
Stick to Democracy.
DIES AFTER CHICAGO NOMINATION.
IL IL Maintaining an Extensive Core
spondeucc In His SUI, Hunt
IL q silver Man.

Milwaukee. WIS. June i'.scrAtcr Villas
was asked today concerning a new speper
report ,ba, he and Mr.. Cleveland would
vote for Mckinley.
''Thsr is not word OF truth IN IT,
said he. Il never entertained such q
purpcs, and never heard Mr. Cleveland
SAY word which would give tho least
suspicion tina, be bad any. Tn" story IS
Action. pure and simple. an election ca
nafi, nhon evers thing goes"
viii there he hol, at rhicaSo7'
No. rot unleys the -iiser.tcs boil, /
don, concsic hy any means that the dom
octa'ic parts is ~ De- turned ont II folly.
when the delegates assemble at chicago
] hope sound counsel may prevail and it
shey do the de'noeraiic party VIII pursue
It's ancient path,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-16
MUSIC HALL. MCKINLEY MEETING;

Eulogiss on the Man From ohio Made
ny E'ts rarfisans
st LOUIS. June l0.A monster Mckinley
mas. meeting Was held tonight in Nu-i'
hall. which forms par, OF the exposition
hudins in which eight years ago Grover
Clovelana was nominated. 'ihe audience
was made up largely of visiting delegates.
although local politicians were III eva
ience ana a number OF lad.es sraced the
luncrion.
introduced by Mark Hanna Governor
Busnn II 81 ONO presided over the meet
iAs. On tahins tue Guar the governor
sad William Mckiulsy was IT., cnclre
not cnly OF Ohio, but Of the Nation and
the auuience rose and shouted Its acauiss-
cenos. Like irginia. ne SAID ono pro
posed to b. the mother OF presidents.
and she WAS ready with her hlan tor the
present occasion. The rrmainder Of the
governor speech was devoted to the
question Of protection.
lie was followed by Congressman
Mason OF Chicago. who started out with
the statement tnat tomorrow tins vepub
hcans OF The country would meet to nom
ina,e a presid mt. Terrific 'houting tor
WAY don't YOU speak about ;ilyer?"
inquired voice.
silver. said Mr.. Mason. lis a great
issue letween democrats"
Mr. Mason said the party of Lincoln had
alwAys stood for an honest dollar. as con-
SANITY a IT had stood fer The Monroe
doctrine No republican congress had
ever he'n and never would l,r for tho
free and unlimited coinags cf silver. cop
pNr, nickel or gold. or any other metal
except at It's intrinsic value. II had heen
sold iha' Mckinley was - man of ono
idea The gentleman. said MIR Mason.
who makes this statement never heard
Mckinley speak on the doctrine Of 'cclp-
rooity. the question If finances. certainly
could not have heard him in his master
ful leadership on the floor of the house
when the Faf'y-nrs, congress adopted the
Reed rules. fSut assuming. FOR the sake Of
argument that these intellectual giants
are correct and he is man of but one
Idea. il il mighty idea II is tho repub
lean idea; II II one more idea than Mr.
Cleveland has had for four wears, better
than all thai II IS an American idea.
Mr. +. u Wocdmansee OF Ohio spoke
Of Mckinley n the advance agent Of
toro .r1c ri4,-''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-16
NIGHT ADMINISTRATIONS

81. Louis. June Il. Tho ropulace had
'fs inning IN the nigh before the convcn.
ton with enough of the spectacular red
fire brazcn. marching music. uniforms.
banners, .ransrarences aud insane cheer
ing to sa'iato the mos, exrectant Around
every corner of every hotel lobby and be-
fore tho headquarters Of Sta'es and cand,-
dates the deafcning changes were blown
upon "iiail - the Chiof" and Marching
Through GeorEa." while tho s'roe's lead
ing 10 the hiG hotels had hut little elbow
room for pedestrians bent on errands
o'her than sight seeing
Nhanncey ! .Fillcy. the white bearded
leader Of the Missouri republicans fur
nlsned the most unique and impressive
iected hv his st,,A deleratson today. FL
ley retains y strong hold unon the popu-
lar affections OF 8. l,ouis II had been
arranged several DAYS rCo for ton eht =
tons for the deiectation Of visitors This
procession materinlized with an ahund-
;inoe of marchers in the ranks. and II also
he anne tribute Ia Flloy. Some 300
,slryng s'avce iinped with ,foot square
lithGgrnnhr of Fillov'- features s,,r
mounted by his famous shovel has rnlley
n,msel, We IN nc parade standing y a
milcs Of The maroh
The Southern hotel halconr. where
mg a.I6, f,l'o NE ,,onereeate ssye
need, bccanFe rrnor had IT ihnt F'lliev
vas hnlt'ng With a hr,ae Of delegates 10
Gel which ,raccei him high N the az
These New Engander= nr ne n,r, of
thom attn he'd to tho iologa,ions nf Maine
Massachusetts and Rhode Isfrd. orsin-
i7ed m imrl rmptu demonstration 10 al
INri tie crowds from the McKinloy inset
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rAvoRs RRoTHER snNFrr1n.

Nacoghoche-. Texas .Iiiur Is cont "a
t.ritor rhe enclosed ~ COUPONS IN favor
~ Rrohor Leon Sonticd Expresses nj
pr terence for tno ministers living oui
side NJ Houston Brother Snudcld Is I'VE
and his most worthy wife il ;he ia Shtor
- our POPULAR East Tcxts dr ,nm y
Captain H. -. chapman W. arc in FIR iha
throughout 'rle State to assist us IN So
curing FOR him ard his worthy family this
trst policy.
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SEN AToR nrnols.

The silver men have IN no soucs
abandoned the hsh. and those Ia
supi osa thHy hre viii md ,he,rs,.l,,~,
mistaken. We have perf,et mar,
s'andins among ourselves ami ar
rams are made, as viii be Son IN d,,a
,un". We shall 40 into the ron,,,i,
We on resolutions and nto me ro,-
n.niion With he demand for lho ty',
and unlimited coinage ot sily III W.
snaii expect 10 be given due share nr
,nne n the convention aud fnllv ana
'arl! heard ~ nc presonla i'm Of Cur our
uanse' We hail maiu. Inc bcst me-,
We 'hn aud e. ncet to be able Ia show
,hat our demands arc n acr,rJ Nm
,nh n,''nnes and traditions Of Inc r.
r,.irah PARTY. we can not Of ,e,i,,,.
nope IN WIN What We shan do who,,
.n.s Is demonstrated publicly viii hn
80 800 I'M. IN whatever We do. We ey,
Pc, 10 have the co-opera,ion of no
"siss'' inns nom ld.ho, roio,asio M nv
,sns, ttah Nevada and Other SCOT
, y, ,,,,;, ,di,ellesates We nave no. mean
81 SHOWING .wnpther the PLATFORM , ~ ~,
annfian MI declare ahsohtelv 70,
sn,n standard ana against silver LII
out eondit ons or Damn en-, ".,n.
IAN, pralsa'' hut. as between ,he M" M
soufsss, 1t seems to me the couras e tmo
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iiogstoH. Texas June 10 ConnAs, Ed
ini, riarc The enclosed IN coupons To he
cr,ait ol ~. J T.. Green. nope MS
Hamo VII he al tho head ~ the lirt when
'hs rcuio-t quo. IS he = m rarn-ss' rO'IA .
- Tor the i.rid ana deserving of II nch
sao4 ~ Ms pastor of the Washington
Strsct .hliIch TOR tonr Soars. during
yhch tmc ho accomplished mucn good
ulet mas frianda. VINO are legion wlii
cn,r T. his a 3 "a this contest N,ii scnI
II ono m tcw iays Yours truly. NJ. y.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-16

Washington June L. Speaker Reel re-
ceiNeF soma very encouraging reports
II m ST Louis tcdny. The exact nature
OF the Information ami thu source Z, IN
winch came ne disor-etly k.pt to him
self. He MAS therefore not DISPOSED 10
discuss the possibility f his accent,ng
eecond place on tie ticket
we'll anthentIcated report from Boston
Is Ia the effect that large numbers of
Massachusetts republicans includiuy
many II the most substantial business
men III Boston. petitionei him in accept
tho Vice presidential nomination and was
iuonsht 20 the attention II the speaker
al tin Shoreham tonight. n was stated
that tho peitbpn WINS numerously sign Il
ard was mailed to MIR. Rod from 81 ston
FRIDAY
"Y-u may say tina, decline 10 discuss
thai subject at this time said Nj Reed
Have YOU received sucn petiriAn?"
81 must decline to SAY yea or nav"
"fias such a petition reached Washing
tor9"
'Reallv I must decline 10 make any
statement on the subject" he answered
in n mild and gentle WAY.
you may state" said Mr.. Reed. that
I have tclcgrams from 81. Louis TODAY
Indicating that there is considerable
trouble ah"ad for Inc Mckinley people
There's serious danger of disagreement
among them over this financial quea'ion,
and there may he some sensational ,ievel-
cpments before the thing is ever"
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"rnEY LOVE. I'M ;,

Richmond. Texas. June Is Contest rdi
tor PlonsN find enclose Z coupons for
Rev Ira N Bryce He is our preacher and
We love MN. I.itile sydney 1nid.
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One senoo lifc policy IN the Northwestern
ne. ,ss,,,,,o Common, r,,a ,,r 70, .o,,
years to IN" minister o' Tn" eosp'l IN mar
ris county receiving the largest number of
coupon votes.
ono $1,000 NE policy paid up for ten
years IN the Northwestern Life Assurance
Comrany 10 tn minister Of the gospel in
Harris county receiving the second largest
number OF votes
one '20oo lifo roilcy paid up for ten
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iN rNloN 1MERls Is srRrNGrr :.

~ -NT''N NtNI Is STRTNGTTl.
rocket Texas. June Il Contest Eli
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