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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-17

Steamer Excelsior Is due from Copper
river next Friday.
Shin Louis Walsh leaves for Tacoma to-
day 10 load coal for San Francisco.
Steam collier Willamette sailed last nigh.
for San Francisco with coal cargo.
Schooner Mary Gilbert arrived Sunday
night from Copper RIVER. she haa no pas
sengerS.
Steamer City OF Denver. hullt In Ballard
for the Yukon river, had s successful trial
trip yesterday.
The schooner Lizzie Sorenson sailed yes
terday afternoon on nshing cruise In
the Bering sea.
Ship Lucille arrived yesterday morning
from San Francisco. she VIII load re-
turn cargo or coal
Ship William ]. Rotch. which has been
phia, went yesterday 20 Port Blakeiey
10 finish her cargo.
Ship G. r. Sargent arrived az Smith
cove Yesterday from Tacoma. She will
Load coal for San Francisco.
Schooner Nellie Coleman drew alongside
th.. Ssetsor a Post mill dock yesterday
morning. She Is .oadlng supplies for
Alaska.
Steamer Centennial II alongside the Gen.
tsuuiai mill dock preparing for her duty
as I-rstes1 States transport between the
Pacttsc coast and the Philippines. The old
crew ard officers have been discharged
The four-rsax,ed schooner r. w Bart
lett with the party OF fifty men from the
East on fosrd g about ready for sen
the last Of the freight and supplies were
taken on board yesterday. She viii 90
north iE soT OF the tug Mystic.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Nav 1.-THE wea.har
al Oakland was cloudy; track muddy. Re-
suits:
Six furiongs. selling-Stentor won Al
am Andrew second. Zaraida third. Time.
won. Chier second, Polka third Tirna
sta. AA's'
One miIe-Rapido won. Senator Morrill,
second, Navy Blue third Time. f:4s.
six furiongs. selling-Sport NrAJIis.er
f:is '"'e'
Mile and one-sixteenth. selIlng-Ca~pa-
won; Rey del TERRA second, Bernardilio
third. Time 1:szss
seven furlongs-Zamar IL won. Dolores
second. Polish third Time. l:aI,a
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I.ouisyille RACES.

LOUISVILLE. May Is.-RewIlts NJ
Churchill Downs:
Four fnrlongs. seIlng-Greyance WOE.
Lost Time second. FTagigs third Time,
:.0iz
One and one-eighth miles. sellInz-Pa,!
kauvar won. Joe Clark second. The Plant
err third. Time f:53th.
Free handicap. one rniie-Isabey won.
Boanarges second. Gidlaw third. Time,
l:41..
The Wenoua stakes four and one-haIf
surionga 81 sO-HeIiahals won. The f.arrfs-
ter second. Manual third. Time 49,.
Six furIongs seIllng-Tegcer won Nils.
G. second. Frank Wagner third. Time.
1:f7a.
Six furlongs. seilng-Anateur wen Pur-
.iy second. Suydan third. Time i.igiI
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NEW YORK Markets.
The stock Exchange.

NEW YORK. May 1s-The stock mar
ket vas rather duh today. and the tone was
heavy thrOugh9At. Prices never got far
In few cases The opening was made In
sympathy with London. where the heayi-
ness In all departments continues on ac-
onial Secretary chamberlains pesyimistic
views OF international politics. Americans
were no worse sufferers in the London mar
ket than other securities. Their prevailing
high price make them an inviting field
for speculation. An additional incentive
for London selling OF these securities Is the
relieved tension of London's unfavorable ex-
for gold.
There was a fair outside demand for
stocks In the first hour which absorbed
very wei the offerings for London account
and worked some recovery from the low
point. The demand was soon satisfied.
however. and prices drifted for the re-
mlnder OF the day. not far from the low
stocks are a point or over. Sugar was
strong after an opening decline. and un-
doubtedly led the list In point of activity.
i was at, at one time two points over sat Sr-
speciaities. notably Western Union. Rub
Der preferred and Tennessee Coal and
Iron. which were firm. Rock Island In the
railways was well held. and at one time
reacted above Saturdays close. selling on
parity with Burlington. But these were
exceptions TO the general tone and their
SAFktcu lttic sAupdtuettC
ence
1t was evident that the speculative activ-
ity is waiting on the developments OF the
naval strategy in the Caribbean sea. There
was prevalent a somewhat less sanguine
expectation OF speedy termination of the
war. based on some disappointment over
the results of the bombardment at San
Juan. The evasiveness of the Spanish fleet
was also taken as indicating possibility
OF extended maneuyering without material
results. The reported failure of efforts 10
effect junction with the insurgents, and
to deliver supplies OF arms and aMmun.-
ton 10 them. was interpreted as demon
strating that any decisive success in Cuba
must wait on the campaign Of the United
States troops.
Sterling exchange rates advanced full 40
today. but the market was reported dull
The money market continued easy and ac-
conmodations on commercial paper were
liberal.
Bonds were very dull and prices were
generally lower in sympathy with stocks
Total sales were 81. 10000. There was a
decline % Il In the United States regular
"a OF 1867 The bond market otherwise was
unchanged.
Money and Exchange.
Money on call. easier, 11162 per cent;
last loans. Ia per cent; sterling exchange.
strong. with actual business In bankers
bills at "a. sedf4.S6i1 for demand, and As2E
ass at sixty days: posted rates, s. Sia0
4Sz: commercial bills, &.SlLzG4S2: silver
certificates. 56AQ5Iac: bar silver, SIC:
Mexican dollars. 45c; government bonds,
easier. state bonds. dull: railroad bonds.
weak.
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SYNOPSIS.
MARINE NEWS.

GOQCIAM. May 1e,-Arrived May Is
from San Franc. sco-Schr Helen E!nihalI
for Aberdeen. schr Repeat, for Hoauiarn.
Sailed May i2-Schr Reporter, from Ho-
GUAM for Guaymas. Mexico.
SAN FRANCISCO May !s-Arrived-
Schr Jennie Thelin, from Grays harbor: str
Signal. from Grays hsrnor: str Ti,ana,
from Nanamo. Sailed-Str Ohio, for Sc
attic; str San Mateo. for Comox. schr PEN
ei1pe. for kotzebue sound: schr Joseph
Russ, for kadiak.
ASTORIA May l-Saiied-Schr Web
foot. for San Francisco: str Columbia, for
San Francisco; sailed May Is str Alliance.
for San Francisco. Arrived Nav iEStr
State of California, from San Francisco
COOS BAY. May H.-Arrived-Str En-
plre from San Francisco. Sailei-Schr
RUDY A. Cousins. for Santa Monica
COOS BAY May i5.-Bar bonnd--Sir En-
pire for San Francisco.
PORT LUDLOW. May 15.-Sailed-Br bk
Highlands for BaeHos Ayres.
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BOstOn Stock Market.
FOREIGN MARKETS
Eina nciaf.

Financial.
NEW YORK, May 1s.-The Evening
Posts London financial cablegram says:
The stock markets here We're dull aud
nat today: an underlined uneasness exist
ing regarding the political situation. 1t is
SAID however. that the politicians are max
ing the worst OF the situation in order to
prepare the people for a huge naval loan,
but they could raise this without any pre-
parations. Today f27S 900 in gold went into
the Bank OF England. and another quarter
OF million has been bought. but It Is not
announced because IL has to be refined.
LONDON. May 16.-Closing quotations:
Canadian Pacific. s4L: Grand Trunk. s: bar
silver. steady at &c Sled: money. 25.G3 per
cent.
Breadxtnns.
LIVERPOOL May 16.-Wheat-Futures
closed quiet: Nav. lis Id: July. los Sd Sep
TENDER. Sc Ad: December, Is 31ad.
Corn--May. steady at IS esd: July steady
at IS Sesd; September. steady at 81 9Ssd.
Imports OF wheat into Liverpool during
the week
From Atlantic ports. 70, 900 quarters: from
Pacific ports. none; from other ports, s.. 0cS
quarters.
Imports of corn from Atlantic ports dur
ing the week. 30, 500 quarters.
Spanish FOurs.
MADRID: May l6.-Spansh As closed to-
day at 5S.So.
LONDON May 16-Spanish Is closed at
IS. a net loss of X.
PARIS. May 16.-Spanist Il closed at
335s, a net loss of n.
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CHICAGO MARkET&


CHICAGO, May 16. - The decided
strength in the Liverpool cables was the
today. Liverpool quoted July wheat fully
&c per bushel higher than IL closed Satur-
day. European political news was looked
on as quite important. for II seemed to
point TO growing difference between En-
gland and France over the African COM
phcations. Domestic receipts were very
heavy. and under ordinary circumstances
would have caused the traders 10 be shy
of buying: having nothing but the memory
OF recent losses In their mind they covered
freely every time the buying became at all
strong.
The domestic visible decreased only 5si-
600 bushels last week, whereas. the de-
crease last year was 2,l2s,oo0 bushels. The
weather east OF the Rockies was about
perfect for wheat growth and the Cali
fornla drought was broken by twenty
four hours rain. Continental cables we're
in the main easier. However the market
here got strong support and was kept on
the jump, for the most part, so that trad
ers had no opportunity TO look at the ord
mary news items. more especially those uf
a statistical character.
May opened at sl.4o. against Saturdays
close Of 81 ,4ss., and was carried UP with
july opened sl-eGai e1is, finally touching
81 .oa eased of 10 si.07s. and sold mp to
81 os,a and reacted 20 slosl. bid at the
close, a net gain Of sac.
september. which closed Saturday at
ssasc. opened at !s)ggsoisc. sold down TO
Ss.se. then up 30 s2c reacting 10 9lAc at
the close. a net gain Of gag.
Corn was very strong and active. The
weather was a factor. July closed with a
net gain OF Sac.
Oats were neglected. but opened firm In
sympathy with the general strength In the
other speculative markets. July closed ~
higher
Provisions made a sensational advance.
nearly all OF which was retained. Snip
ments OF lard and meats We're enormous.
Increased outside trade was a factor. Gov
ernment orders for the army cut some fig
ure. There has been very large buying OF
both ribs and lard through commission
houses for packers. July pork closed NJ a
gain % 70c over saturday. lard. 35c higher.
and ribs 4Ae higher
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CHICAGO. May E.-Cattie we're firm:
prices strong 10 higher. Choice TO extra
steers. SnS.zs. good TO choice. N-i5t4ss.
butchers. Aled4Ns. stockers and feeders.
G-5u4s8. Texas steers. G.6o4f4l1.
Hogs were 51iec higher Bulk OF sales.
H#U4.eH: heavy packers. A-D4 El4:
common TO choice. Hg445si..
Sheep were In good demand at steady
prices; clipped common sheep. $3.50:
N-ssH4 50; clipped lambs. $4a4as: wooded
lambs. GG5.8
Receipts-Catsle. ls.se: hogs. 4,oeo:
Omaha.
OMAHA. May 16.-The cattle market was
strong and 5alf4c higher. Receipts, Loo
head. Native beef steers. Haas. western
steers. G.soHA ~; Texas steers. 6.5o14-zs;
cows ard heifers. $3Em4so: stockers and
feeders. G.4GIss: bulls and stays. $500
319.
Hogs-Recespts. 4.7O1: market. SC higher.
Heavy, 4i514.3 zi4; mixed, 81. 25a435, light.
$H4.z5; bulk OF sales A-25.
Sheep-Receipts. II 500: market. steady TO
stronger. Choice to fair natives. s. 20
AS: fair to choice western, S.6sa4.s:
lambs. Au5-G.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
transactions since January and
for SATURDAY.

Real estate transactions since January !.
isss are slfts.saosz. There were fled for
record Saturday four deeds. sggrega;ing
81. 80 Following is a LIST:
q. Mary. Ralph ard Winnie g. Rama-
ker 10 lone Sehweitzer. lots 5 and s. blk 10
Mco'al}SteF'S add. May L. 81.
II. a Bigeicw - tx. 10 Sarah May Green
lot ;. blk :, u. Nj. Cranes add. Feb e, 1.~>s
$40
Henry Payne 20 PeTcIyal c. Mutt: lot 5,
blk ), Drsxel Avenue Heights Mag 2. 500
OsSler W Lynch e. TX 10 Mamie c. Esls-
kin. nwas lot = DIX 81. Bel Heirs Second
add. April Is. &7.sa.
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General ouotationa.


F1our--Receipts, sl.4co barrels: exports.
90; ICE barrels: market firm. Ice higher.
Wheat-Receipts. 35S Is bushels. exports.
1855 bushels: spot. firm. No. . red. s.. 54ii
I. o. b.: options had a strong advance to-
day in the face of bearish crop news; ex-
cited shorts furnished the demand: Eng
iish markets were strong and Northwest
markets higher: May closed at $.5s; July
At 3l.f1i..
Wooi-Qulet.
Hops-Quief.
Professionalism.
Coffee-Optsoas closed unchanged 10 >
points net lower. Sales were 1920 bags.
including May. 5.s5c: July. soc: spot Rio.
quiet: No. invoice. 6isc: No. jobbing. &c:
Sugar-Raw. strong: fair refining. sIc:
centrifugal. IS test, 4ic: refined. firm.
Metals.
Pig iron-warrants steady. S. 7ads 80.
Copper-Lake. Unchanged; $l2Ql2iS.
Tin-Steady: $ll55Il4.5n.
Spe.ter-Steady: Mls1f4&.
Lead-Quief: $3.s2i.ai3 67h
The firm that fixes the selling price FOR
miners and smelters quotes lead at $3.50
al the close.
Visible Supply
The statement OF the visible supply of
grain In store and afioat Saturday, May IA,
as complied by the New York Produce
wheaf-ei $4,000 bushels: decrease, s4.,-
900 bushels.
corn-a22. 10000 bushels: decrease. 2.sss.tso
bushels. -
oats-S. 10000 bushels; decrease. sooooe
bushels.
Rye. $1,000 bushels; decrease, $4,000
bushels.
Barley-5s3,oco bushels: decrease. 8, 900
bushels.
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IHE WOOL MARKET.


LONDON. May 1s.-At the wool auction
sales today H552 bales were offered The
attendance was good. Sales in detail:
New South Wales, 4oNo bales-Scoured.
9ladals SID; greasy. 4i4G10d.
Queensland. 400 bales-Greasy. 7%Gi0isd.
Victoria. l. 300 baies-Scoured. 9Iadlls i'd;
greasy. Said.
Vest Australia. 100 bales-Greasy, 5,s0
1izd.
New Zealand. q 400 bales-Scoured, Sdals
I'D: greasy. 5AMsiRd.
Cape of Good Hope and Natal. 500 bales
Greasy. 514aSkd.
Punta Arenas. 400 bales-Greasy, no
Tad.
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Breaassu9s.

SAN FRANCISCO. May 1.-THE whea.
market Is stronger and local futures high-
g.. sni =, spot was unchanged. Nothing was
Corn IS steady and unchanged. Stock
: 2 ea.h 'ses .smIly extras. ssa
wheat-shIppIng, H.75nfTIs for No. /.
andssi. s2Gl,sis for choice milling.
Baraey-Feed. sl.ss0i- sz.s: brewing. nom
oats-Poor 10 fair. 81 aal 81: gray. 8. Is
9LN; fancy feed, 8. l2a.4L4s: gray. SL2ss
az III: milling. N-ssa1fzsz: surprise. ST. &
Receipts.
Flour. quarter sacks. SITS; do Oregon.
l21s; wheat. centais. i.ese: do oregon.
$50: do Washington, 1,s7s: barley, CEN
tai, ,a,s' :; ss .; do oreson. ZIG; do w.shlng-
2.zs: do Washington, Ais: beans, sacks.
l;l.S; corn, Eastern, 80: potasoes sacks.
Oregon, 2.sa2: do Washington. as: mid
diisgs. sacks. <s2; do Oregon. AS; hay.
tons 40: DO Oregon. 40: wool, bales. az:
boxes. 20: quicksilver. TASKS. lie. vine.
gallons, $3.50.
ProAuee, fruita, Etc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. So 5oa2l: bran.
SIS .arals:a0 per ton.
IA. clover. nominal: stock. nominal. COM
pressed wheat. ssia2a: straw. per bale.
ysgeiab,es-P0atoes, Early Rose. 4oa
soc: River Burbanks, xoa5ec: Oregon Bur
banks. 54ssc; siiverskin onions, 65gs5c:
eliclmbers. 4scTsI per doz; green peas
squash. i0c per box: Mexican tomatoes.
81 .2sasl.0 per box; dried okrs. l2iz46,c I;
fancy asparagus. 8. p: egg plant. l5e: chilli
Fruits-Appiez. common, 40G6oc; choice
81. A0Gl.51. strawberries. yaSc per box;
cherries. black, G9N per box: cherries.
navels. si2sal2. 20 Mexican lines, repack.
s3.Gat4; California lemons. common, 15cSs
81: bananas. $iI2 per bunch.
Eutter-Fancy creamery. &c: do sec
onds. ls3aQ2oc: fancy dairy. isaisssc: do
seconds 1sfflsc
chesse-Nsw. sQalse: California cream
eheddar. ioalic; Young America, io,2g
Eggs-s;ore. izszaisc; fancy ranch. 1i0
15c. duck. Ice.
Poaitry-Turksy gobblers. liai2c per ID;
s'.5oas. 90. small broiiers. aasoasgo; large
broliers, H.5Qs. 90: fryers. ss.ssfas 30: hens.
s30s.5o; old ducks. -$SgS-5o; young ducks
a'si.75: old p.geons. 81 s.: Young Ia f plssess
Wool and Hops.
wool-Fail: Southern coast lambs. 40
Humboldt and Mendocino. l4Gl5c.
Hops-Oid crop. sai2c.
CiosinE Quotations.
Wheat-Steady: December, s1.ss&.
Bariey-Steaoy. December, .29A.
Corn--Large yellow. x.ooJfWl..
Bran-s Sis. so4l3.50.
Exchange.
Sterling on London. 90 days s4.s2ia.
Sterling on London. sight. A.ssA.
Financial.
Silver bars =. :. $50 Drafts-Sight -. 10
Mex. dol ...a6a s.46As Telegraph :. Els
Mining Stocks.
Alta ........ =. %. L. Justice 49,. ...... 6
Alpha Con -. - Mexican 80. 80. y
Andes -. $500. s0ccidentaI Cen -. 50
Beicher ...... 80. SIOPhir IS
Best & Beicher.. Is Oyerman 49,. 2
Bullion 80. ...... Potosi y
Caledonia 80. -. 10 savage =. IL
challenge Con -. IL Sierra Nevada %
Choliar -. :. -. 10 Union Con ..W6
Confidence :. 49,. a. Utah Con 80. D
Con. Cal A. Va so Yellow Jacket -. %
Crown Point n standard .....l0
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RATES TO DAwsr,y cry

Before purchasing tickets 70 points on
the Yukon, call at liz COLUMBIA street
and get rates IL viii pay goa. Boat
leaving for mouth OF Yukon ttts week.
FIrst-elass river connections.
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TODAY'S WEATHER.

TODAY'S WEATHER..
FORECAST FOR TUESDAY.
Portland, May Is, 1898
Rain.
q. 8. DEPARTMENT OF AGRIcUIr
TURE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
Seattle, May 49, 1894
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What is "TTudyanr
1t Is the grand re-
ueato-treatment OF
the Hndsoaiau doc
tors for weak men.
1t can be obtained
from them alone.
But * recrsates man.
1t gives l.fe and vi
tally to those who
are full OF gloom and
misery. To those
who fear. 1t brings
self-reiiance: 10 those
who are premature.
IL Is a great help. In
that IL places nature
on her proper bash.
Have YOU abused
your braia-powcrs
Have yau been fool
tsh In the exercise
of any OF your func-
lions? Ask for free
circulars and testi-
mon.als, sllo wing you
Clearly what ''Hud-
van" does. Medical
advice is free, TOO.
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The truth. weak as
YOU are. you stu
hope against hops
that YOU src golag 10
get well without try
Ing 10 help yourself.
The day OF miracles
has passed. Yen viii
never get well urstA
YOU try. TIE nery0
that you have are
not wortny tho
name. The rranls-
ilSSS YOU possess
IS almost none. The
confidence you have
IN your own abilities
: less than nothing.
Why is this trues
You have Seeu i'm
discreAt-woshed too
hard. perhaps Try
70 alter matters lo~
day,
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4 prospector named FL white informed
the police at ReveIstoke. b. G.. that he
had found on the rnetiniaiDs hack 81 toxin
the skeleton OF man. There was ma
clue TO his identity.
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A WHEAT wtwNEr

" vaes, nay ls.~~Tl-are was no market
- Zoe .ss,,s.....s isaft Snd milling. one dol
y rAss AUG sc Tor clah Is al that
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A we'll man IS ono
who delights To set
up in The morning
fun OF life, power
and energy. He is
one Of these who see
happiness al every
step of life. sia feels
fully equal to doing
all nature requires
OF hs1.. and lie is full
OF happiness. IL you
are one of these hs9
men OF nature YOU
are 10 be cengratu-
sated; but IL you are
not. why not become
sirtle again You
think YOU have I'M
posed on Your con-
ssiiution TOO heavily.
As long as "Hu2-
yam" may be had IL
viii make up for all
Your losses.
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DR. ANNIE RUSSELL. diseases OF
women. "a Hinekiey.
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Ne a
f'.E WHEAT MARKET.

~ srs,1ssee ! cha 8 as, Nc : hiuez.es,,.
sssesseas :, A. neat. Nc. ciub. 81: No. !
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Bgi;er-Market steady: ereameriez, le8
;Sc. aafgles Il3ISc.
Esgs~SGSariy; fFess. s,ec.
CEeeSs-pgls and gncaaagea
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Cash q uotations

tash Quotations.
Floar-Quiet and easy.
Wasat-Nc. , spring. sil5: No. ; srring,
+ q. =. 81 .itsssi-is: No. ? red. sis-.
C9rn-N0 :. SShsss ssc.
osts-No. = sossss ale; No. white. s3gsic;
Ne white ri 9sc.
Eye-No, >. Sss1sssac.
Rariey-No. 2 4sstSsc.
F7axseed-No. I, SIS.
Timothy seed Prime sSse5g@SE
poys-MeSs per barrel, Si2%7s1zsa
faTtl-pcg t0O gsoW9tIs s. StssiH s2t~
K3bs-ShoTs sides. iSase S. s5sgS g.
Sa9}li&eTS-DEv gated boxed Ss5i.-
Siaes-Shsrt clear. BAKED. s. fNs6 81.
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TONrY A., -
sNo HaEtr N.Rt.Er.

sssAss 49, Nav is~The local wAes.
MEASURE, nsg.ec;e,; to-
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