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GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.

United States Department OF Agriculture,
Weather Bureau, Washington Jan. II, GAS
Observations taken at the same mo-
ment of time at all stations.
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Practice Curling Games.

Three practice games were curled last night
OH Raspberry island and resulted as fol-
lows:
E. D. Belden. George Myron.
NJ. Bend w. II. Stevenson,
]. Houska II. Johnson.
c. H. Taylor skip-10. DR.. S. o. Arnold skip
8
H. r. Martindell. H. Ward.
Judge Cory, y. b. Van 3eryen,
c. II. Barlow Dan Mcmillan.
George Hall, skip-17. j. P. Adamson skip
3.
P. H. Mead. DR.. C. A. Van S.yke.
]. MacNamara, ]. H. Riheldaffer,
Frank Mccarthy George Cunningham,
Lemuel Defe. skip-s. Tom Scott. sktp-9.
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TODAY,S WEATHER.

WASHINGTON. Jan. I1.-Forecast for
Wednesday: Minnesota - Generally fair;
westerly winds
The Enthusiastically fair; variable
winds.
Montana 49, Partly cloudy; southwesterly
winds.
Wisconsin-Rain. probably followed by fair
weather in western portion; light variable
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The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1898-11-11
Courage and COwurdice;

The New York Voice pertinently
asks: "Why is it that in facing internal
foes we are towards? Why is it than a
nation that has the courage 20 fight and
win a war for freedom across the saus
will sit III shame while it's, great citias
are ruled by rings and thieves. and cor
rupt bosses plumber it's ~ricliast srates3s"
The Voice misht go further and ask,
"Why is it that some of tho fighters sor
Freedom themselves are in some cases
part Of the rings, thieves and corrupt
plundering Bosses complained of?:' 1t
must be that it requires a. higher oraier
of intelligence and manhood, to be Il pa.
triot i'll peace than in war: Besides, in
war times there are lots.of people who
are more influenced by the. sound: of the
bass drum and the splendor of regi-
mental equipments than by the aus
for which the wal is,waged. Again,
there are others who 60 to she tig1l. for
'~'freedom' because they can. find Moth
ing else to do to get. them bread. Tt is a
case of fight or starve. IN the late un-
p~leasantness it seems to lave been. some.
times oth.-Hartford Examiner.
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Democratic gain Of seven congressman.
The state senat will probably stand
q Republicans and 2gDemocrats. The
last senate contained'35 Republicans, IA
Democrats and one independent.
AL Colonel Rooseve1t's associates ON
the Republican state ticket are probably
elected with him.
Revised figures on congressman show
that Representative Bennett (Rep.), is
reelected in the Fifth district, Brook
lyn, and that Representative Biggs
(Dem.(, is defeated by trendergast.
The vote in the Thirty second dis
trict tBuffalo) is very close with the
probability of the election of Ryan
(Dem.G J, in the place Of Mahany (Rep).
Livingston (De,n.),. is reported
elected in the Nineteenth district at
present represented by Cochran (Rep}.
In the Sixteenth congressional die
trict, John .. I.lnderhill (Dem.), was
elected, succeeding w. T.. Ward, (Rep.
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ROOSEVELT.

Worth, who was deposed from the chair
manship of the county committee as a
consequence Of his opposition to the
plans of Senator Platt in the mayoralty
contest last year.
The returns from many counties up
the state are incomplete and in some
cases are missing altogether. The in
dications being from computations upon
the figures at hand, point to a Republi-
can plurality in the counties above
the Harlem of about 100, GOO to offset
which the Democrats can show prob
ably only $4,000 plurality Of Greater
New York.
There appears to be a loss of four Re-
publican conrressnen in the Brooklyn
districts, the Second, Fourth, Fifth and
Sixth; and Congressman Quigg, who
had a majority Of about 5000 at the
election last year has been defeated by
i William Aston Chanler. In the Albany
district, the Twentieth, Glynn (dem.),
has been elected to succeed Southwick
; (Rep).
In addition to the foregoing there are.
seemingly, Democratic gains in tho
Eighth and Thirteenth districts. both
in this city, Daniel J. RIO dan beng
elected in the one, and Jetfcrsol. NJ.
/ Levy in the other. This makes a total
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Notice M. Owner Before. Fax Deed,
Shall Issue.

To ID. NJ. Taylor and to all whom it may.
concern:
You are hereby notified TINT on the I'd
day Of November, 1895, the following PIECE
of real estate taxed IN the name of =. M.
Taylor and situated in the county Of Pen
nington and state OF South Dakota. as follows,
the southwest quarter Of northwest quarter,
and the north half OF southwest quarter, Sec
ton -; southeast quarter of northeast
quarter, section Ia, all in township L south.
range 9 Z. b. Ii. NJ, was sold for taxes due
and delinquent Tor the year 1895 by the
treasurer Of said county to Pennington, county
and was by sad purchaser duly assigned to
Emma Buckingham, who is now the lawful
holder Of the certificate Of purchase; that
said taxes due and dellnq 'ent on said I'd day
Of November, 1896, was $14 SO. with in
terest and penalty, $1.24, making a total of
S16.12; that the penalty and interest on,
same at the date Of service OF this notice is
So Fl, making total amour, necessary to re-
deem $1,000, together with such Interest as
may accrue after this date and the cost Of
service Of this notice; that this sum must be
! paid and that the right of redemption Will ex-
pire and deed to SAID land be issued within
sixty days from the completed service OF this
notice.
Dated at Rapid City. S. d., this 9TH, day
Of Nov. 1898.
Mrs. Emma Buckingham.
FIRST Publication November 18th.
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Notice fhr Publication.
land Office at R3Apid:Cit IS. L

Eland Office at Rapid: City IS. d.
September N, 1899.
NOTICE is hereby gwen. that the fol-
lowing nalne settler iNas filed notice of
his intention to make rinal proof in sup
port, ui,his claim, and that said proof
will De made before tAe register or re-
celvar at Rapri City, s. d., on. Novem.
Der 9Th, 1898, viz: JUkGEN. Al. REL
MER, Homestead ENTRY No. 1886 for
the-aast hall, Of the northwest quarter
ana'the west half of the northeast quar-
tep, section ST. township & north, Range
8 euet B II. NJ. He names the. follow
ing. witnesses to, prO~e hrs eonbinuous
Residence upon and c%ult,vatlon Of said
land: Bernhard tspnrech, Framk Han
ssh, Joseph Kamanerer and, August
Hsats, alb OF RapM CITY, S. D..
A. X. GARDNER. Rsgister.
pd First putsn. Sept. 80, 1908.
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ELECT ROOSEVELT.
Republicans Garry New York
by Reduced Majority.
BROOKLYN GOES DEMOCRATIC
Republican State Ticket Prob
ably Elected.
DEMOCRATS GAIN CONGREsSMEN.
Republican, Lose Seven Congressional
Districts-State Senate Stands Twenty
seven Republicans and Twenty-
three Democrats-Eig Vote In
Greater New York.
DEMOCRATS GAIN CONGREsSMEN.

: New York. Nov. 9.-The indications
are that Theodore Roosevelt, the Repub-
lican nominee, had carried the state by
a plurality over Augustus Van Wyck of
from Is, 900 to 2 1000. The total Repub-
lican vote when received will probably
show a falling off as compared with that
for Governor Black in 1896 Of about ID
p r cent.
In the municipality of New York the
old time Democratic majority was ap.
proximated, Van Wyck's vote being
about 10000 greater than that Of the
Republican candidate. This Ia ter re-
suit was helped III some cas- by the
result in the borough OF Brook yin
(Kings county,, which i'll 1896 gave
Black (Rep.) a plurality Of 25,GS2, but
yesterday gave a Democratic plurality
of about $3.50.
Brooklyn is the home of Judge Van
Wyck, but this fact does not wholly ex-
plain the practical reversal of plurallties,
which, it is possible, is attributable to
lukewarmness OF the friends OF Jacob
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Notice for Publication.
Land Office at Rapid City. S. d.
October 18th. 1898.

NOTICE is hereby given that the fol-:
loving named settler has filed not,ce OF
his intention to make final cummuta-
ton proof in support OF bis
clam, and hat said proof
Will be made b-fUre the register or re-
at Rapid City. :. .. on November
18th. 1898. viz WILLIAM b. KEHUE,,
Homestead Entrv No. 4tIl, for the
southwest quarter of southwest quar-
ter, section Ii. and the west half
.nf the northwest quarter and northwest
quarter oI southwest quarter, sec. ii,
township | south, 7 east B. II. NJ.
tde NAMES the following persons to
prove his cOmtinuOus residence uDon,
and cultivation of stcrd land: Merritt
ID: SammiS, William fl. Barr. John
Hart and Frank Blair, an uf Rapid,
CITY, South Wakota.
N. X. GARDNER. Register.
First publication Oct. 7th.
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Rhode ISlaNAA.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Nov. 9.-m tlte
First congressional district Capron,
(Rep.) will have about 8;5ON plurality.
In lS96'his plurality was 1886. In the
Second congressional district Bull (Rep)
will have about $500 plurality. In 1886
he had 1924. Baker (Dem., } for mayor
Of Providence, will have a plurality of
1900. Last year lie had i 900 plu' ality.
Democrats elected mayors, III Wocn-
socket ard E'IWtucket.
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Commissioners Proceedings.
Rapid CITY, So. Oak.
Oct. q. 1898.

Board met pursuant to adjournment
All members and the cuullLy auditor
present. Minutes Of the last meeting
read and bv MOTION approved. by
motion applications for abatement Of
taxes OF J. w. Dulzell granted and'
that of + NJ Cnc}Mnn deuied. BY
motion the following bills were allow
ed ON the current expense fund:
j r DAILY mdse. for eonnty. IS u As
" H Boyd Carp inter- work.. u. IS
} II Garvey Surveyor service 20 rs
w f Edwards EDad work road
y lnlO. 0W w
NJ d SammiS n@ad work road
y tund. Ns w
w + Edwards bridge. work
bridge fund. T. so
A committee consisting ct Conamis-
siuner Mccain and Cross visited the
county poor house and reported that
institution in excellent condition as to
cleanliness and comfort Of inmates.
/ by motion, board adjourned to meet
at 9 O'Clock Il. m., Oct. 10, 1898
Attest: VIM. Il Tracy,
p. r. Mcmahon, Chairman.
County Auditor.
Rapid City, S. D.
Oct. 10, 1893. e
! Board met p%ursuan: to adjournment
All members and the county auditor
present. MIMI .es Of the JaSt meeting
read and bv motion approved. bill OF
John Il lugersul county sheriff, for
sheriff fees. jaiIur and maintenance Of
prisoners # $50 10 waS cXatuipel.
Moved by Mccain thAt bill be allowed
in full. Amended by Cross that bill
be- allowed at $679 s., Sl3U 30 TO be de-
Quoted for charge for jailor-amend-
Mrnt carried, Mccain voting No.
Quarterly repurtn of e Won w ehrman
aud NJ D PAxon, Justices Of the Peace,
examined and returned to file, BY
motion application for correction of
taxes of G s Congdon lldw Co.
granted, by motion the following
till, were allowed on the current ex-
.iel,>e fund.
\ Arlington. constable fees 80 8;
FL : urtis deputy sheriff fees
! SO IS allowed at......... 50 Il
Nj ID Paxull. justice fees $22 20
allowed At. ...... IA &c
G VuL Wuehrm Justice fees IS 2!
tlen:y Bar nr witness fees j Z 4 81
| Louis Violin care Of county
;: por. .H!..... 40 81
Geo L McMannus binding .
|; book l 0
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more than half the vote was poIIed, ex-
cept in the Ninth and Tenth districts,
where the Democrats had formidable
opposition. The result is that the state
returns are solidly Democratic delega-
tons of 10 members. The feature OF
the election is the breaking away from
General Waller Of the republican, strong
hold Of the Ninth district, where he was
de4eated by Rhea.
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Texas.

AUSTIN, Tex, Nov. 9.-Scattering re-
ports from over the state Indicate the
state Democratic ticket will be elected
by a large majority. Incomplete re-
turns from this, the Ninth congress
ional district, shows that the Democrats
will elect Pnrle&on by a fair majority
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NOtipe for Publication,
Lands0flice at Rapid City, S. D.
haV 90 1909

LanG'Ufllcea t Rapid CITY, ;. j..
October Is, 1898.
NOTICE il hereby given that the fol-
lbwsrg named settler has filed notice OF
his intention to II Re final proof in sup
port Of his claim aad tuat said proof
will be made before. the register or re-
'oei:er at Ranid city. $. D. on Dec.
'l"'h, 1898, VIZ: William p. Pierce,
Homestead Entry No, 1924. for the
northeast auarters section 20, town
ship H., n"rth Range Is, f. B. II. NJ.
tie names the following witnesses to
Drove his continuous residence upon
ami cultIMA ton o. said land, viz: Floor
Vandrrstvs,p. OF Sm'th~ilIe. S. d.;
Charles No. Esliek. 81 Elm Springs, S. d.,
James I~f'ss,gher, @;'Dalzel, =. d.; BRIT
Sisley, OF StnithNille, S. ID.
A. X. GARDNER,
Register.
FIRST publications November 4tn, 1898.
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loU ~ 'lh> 49, ~ L Crry ptol.
: lots ia, III, y inc blk lO3
. Tcuuryh, pruperty....... 35 "a
: lots q to 32' inc blk EGG O II
church property. 90 o.
: lots 80 to 36'inc blk rs Flor
MAJ add don't eNiSt........ 9 IL
: lots % tn 80 inc blk y Flor
mar add dOn't exiSt....... 20
. lots II to 80 inc blk 1870 O II
city property ..... ......... s 40
y lots 33 to 36 in: blk % Flo.
man add don't eXlst....... p
= lots 25 to 30 inc blk % Flor
man add don't ey ist ......... OS
Continued Next Week.
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CLAIMED BY B0Tt.
Republicans Make Consider
able Gains In Nebraska.
RETURNS ARE VERY MEAGER
Republicans Claim the State by
-Four Thousand.
FUSION VOTE SHOWS FALLING OFF,
Latest Returns Show a Net Republican
.Gain of 3,421-At This Ratio Would
Show an Aggregate of "a, 900, In.
= surfing Hayward's Election
Legislature In Doubt.
FUSION VOTE SHOWS FALLING OFF,

LINCOLN, Nov. 9.-With returns from
less than a third Of the precincts in the
state the result in Nebraska cannot be
foretold to a certainty. That Republic
ans have reason for confidence cannot
be denied. Returns at 2 a. m. from 2i9
precincts showed a net Republican
gain of 3,421. This is an average gain
to the precinct of 151a, which if MAIN
tanned for the state would show an ag-
gregate of $4,000, insuring the election
Of Hayward for governor by not less
than 1900. Chairman Slaughter main
;tains that the balance of the state ticket
will not fall below governor 1000
Nearly the same number Of precinct
returns have bcen received on legislative
ca didates, and while comparisons can
not be made with the same accuracy
the outlook is for a Republican majority
on joint ballot. There are no changes
on previous estimates for congressman.
Chairman Gaftin made q statement
claiming the election of the fusion state
ticket and legislature and four to six
congressman.
OMAHA, Nov. 9.-The World Herald
claims the e~.uction of the entire fusion
ticket by majorities ranging from 5000
to $4,000. The votes polled show a fall
ing off of about 20 per cent throughout
the state, anu the aggregate state vote
this wear uni tO he ahOnt $50 OOO
OMAHA, Nov. 9.-Returns from 2S2
precincts in various portions Of the state
Indicate the election of the following o
congress: First district, E. j: Burkett,
(Rep.) Second district, D. H. Mercer,
<Rep.); Third district, j. S. Robinson,
tPop.); Fourth district, w. L. Stark,
Pop J.; Fifth district, R. D. Sutherland,
(Pop.); Sixth district, w. L. Greene,
<Pop.).
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Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 9.-The Democrats
of Kentucky carried nine and possible
10 out of the II congressional districts
in the state, a gain of two or perhaps
three over their last delegation. The
Republicans carried only II district,
the Eleventh. solidly, but this was
always conceded by their oppone ITS, as
it has been d Republican stronghold for
years. In the Ninth district, the race
between Pugh, (Rep.,) and Williams,
(Dem.,) is very close, both sides claims
it. The vote throughout the state was
the lightest known in years, and the
election was entirely devoid Of exciting
incidents.
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Missouri.

ST.. LOUIS, Nov. Cup to I a. M. re-
turns from both the city of St. Louis
and state of Missouri were far from
complete. At Democratic headquarters
incomplete returns from 40 out of ia
counties in the state seemed to indicate
that the Democratic majority on the
state and congressional tickets of 1896
would be equalled. The claim was
made that success in the doubtful coun-
ties of Butler, Carroll and Scotland and
the election of five additional Demo-
cratic representatives in St. Louis, with
senatorial gains elsewhere, insured a
larger majority in the state legislature
for the Democrats than they had two
years ago Richard Bartholdt, Repub-
lican, Tenth congressional district, is
undoubtedly elected, but the Eleventh
and Twelfth are in doubt and claimed
by both parties. The other thirteen
congressional districts are probably Dem
ocratic.
At Democratic state committee head
quarters this morning it was stated that
only the First, Second, Third, Fourth,
Fifth, Sixth, Seventh, Ninth, Four
teenth and Fifteenth congressional dis
tricts are surely Democratic. Not sutfi-
eient returns have been received from
the Eighth (Bland's) and fine Thirteenth
districts to determine the result. 1t is
conceded that the Republicans have car
ried the Tenth, Eleventh and Twelfth
districts.
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A\b lfSCC , IL LIZ ] . Z t"lCc
assessed 20 5G'
1856 EntS, II to- % inc lMk 80
orr final 5nwnSstp Rapid City
tWN3e as&As>ed... % Oh
" LOIS l tnsinc blk 90 origi-
MAJ towaSilc Rapid City
Woe Assessed. ..-...... II b,)
BY motiC4i,buuva adjourned to meet
at 9 n,rlOcl& Il. M. Oct. II. 1898.
Attest. Wm. r. Tracy,
p II. McMahNn, Chairman
Couls.M A Nditor.
Rapid; City. S. d.
Ors. E21 ISDS:.
Bsnrd met p,rsutsrst to adjOurnmenO
all raembe:s,a the county auditsn}
present.
BY motian' the board proceeded 70,
cancel! tie Ia.ses> o&n t. e followiiug:i
property ton caAses herein stated:
1855 Lots>29 tor -. inc blk 4
riverside add twice, assessed! s. S, So /
" nj rse4 ard sws lie.4 soc
VT ! s Twice assessed Is, 20
" net set and 50 net and
Lot l Sou.5,TEn NSs- Twice,
assesssd:...... .-........... so! 50
en- e I sao'lI 2n II O. no final
PROOF = 10
" S! nw ! sec @. 1nsIe Twice
lSSeSSSu. III ~
sc J nwA asaa. WI ss5 see, 36;l S
] II e school, lLnds. .......... SO
" nj naA and, nj nwt sec %. Is
8 e Casts1 COuhty ........... 10 SO
1" NJ nwt sec 2a and WI sW4 s,
"a K "a Sc. Twice assessedt.... 25 20
;" sch sec.24T / 8 e anl! net
sec>35, l., "a !. G Govt. Gaad -. 81 50
d n Ahler personals Twice
assessed 46 81
1857 lots &to II inc BLK 1903 O.
a. church, property .......... "A IS
8 az lots ; sec 5 Z / Il 8 e en-
try plated twice aSsessed.>. 4 80
1855 S! n~4 nj swt sec. 90 T 2
u rae. twice assessed. ....... 20 20
" Morgaus addition Rapid City
w aSSCSNCL w
lSS7 lots 9 to L. inc blk Lib O.
Il church propersY...>>. -. % 16;
1883 lots 10, IL, IL inc blk 1913
OF church prokerty.... "A S.
1889 lots 10. II, IL inc blk lO3
church property ........ 30 Is
1889 lots 33 to IS ine blk Is
Flormann adA nnt existing K 90
{" tots 25 to 30 inc blk % Flor
nlann add not eXis,ing..... / OS
6 FOrl Meade plain no 245 not
patented ~ %
" Sw4 Sw4 sec S II lsr7 twice
ttNScSStd .......... y O'
ivy Le4 aud sci sw4 sec 3, lis
I e twice assessed. ....... IA 40
* net set and 81 set sec % T2
nr9c Govt land. ...,.... % 3S
" net set sec II Tlsr9e Gov
lana ............... ...... 5 81
" n 1 swt and st nw4 sec7Tl
ST. 8 G twice assessed. ....... 16 IS
" lots ! and 2 and ST net sec 5
T2sr9 Govt land...... 26 Sc
" sw1 sec 81 Il lnrl IL e Govt
land u q
"nw4 sW t sec Is II
twice assessed. .......... : &C
I" u4 sW4 and WI nw4 sec l5T2
nr7e twice assessed. ..... q sc
1880 sW4 sec ii II e twice
assessed 80 &C
!; Fort Meade plain No s45 not
} patented. ......... ........ II 4(
" lots II to 80 inc blk % O T
, city property 4 4s
I" lots 10 to 81 inc blk III O 7
] city property. 10 IS
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Virginia..

RICHMOND, Nov. 9.-The election in
Virginia yesterday IA the qaietest that
has taken place in many years Not
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John J.lnSOn road work, ROAD T
600 !
GS CVngdon Hdw 60 nails,
rOad ~ Iund. , -.
& y C"nynnn Ildw Go nails
road Is Observation-Disclosures. l 90
G Congdon lIdw Go pillow
roads fNn3... / 591
G. S. CongtHsm Hdw 60 nails
bridge Swnd. O0s
G S Cungcisn Ildw Co plumb
ingcand asstW. CRIT eA seAse "a 80 0Ss
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-11
hrHnErICs ar THE COLLEGE.
The Outlook for Base Bah Not Bright an"
the Onicers Resign.

A very important meeting oi the i'l.H-
mond College Athletic Associduoh ".'
held Yesterday afternoon. Reports ",I'
ms from a special committee. which "a
appointed during the aeita,i"h yi ,.
Barksdale anti-ioot-bai hill ." VOTE ''l
tine defeat of the bin. y ftpIe ."''' 80 ~
this committee appeared ntioIe '.,
ate committee Whch ileE '..t',. ,,.,t..
ing the bill, ana ln tlla ana "'Hs,t
contributed TO the oei'dl Vi H' ""''
other report was that OF iue llai"- ,i,.
the football team Of last season t.h" .'ii,
chairman q the association i'1l-",'i.
committee. Mr. 4. ". Dedh dl' D'ii %
report was g0od presentation o. ~.
work as manager OF inc team. a". ON '''C
work done by the team pa the IaD. %"
discouras emenls. me ItPo' 1""" ,,t
loss of about 500 during tine ttdruH h'l
this was attributed 10 uad iu'h, "u" l''.
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reelected manager oil the iool-Dal team