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AWFUL SLAUGHTER.
A Sailor on the Baltimore Tells of
the Massacre of Spaniards
by Philippine Rebels.

Cleveland, O.. June 1.-THE following
letter, dated Cavite, has been received
by Charles J. Marshall of this city,
from his son, on board the cruiser Balti-
more: e #TS .tS 3s ;
& {; z he natives have done some awful.
slaughtering. They have been uprising
for the past five years and the minute
they heard Eus start the ball they STR
rounded the city,, burned everything,
captured the women and killed the chill
dren and men, and any Spaniard that es-
capped from us met worse fate from
them. The natives flock to us in hun
dreds and bring every Spaniard they cap
ture to, us and want to. burn him alive
for our amusement. -. 81
1.-THE Spaniards were confident flat
they were. going to win, and they gave q
ball on the strength Of it, and issued in
vitations for another on May 4, but tlat
one we attended. The general ate ship
per at the ball, made a speech in which
he referred to us as nation with mo
history, and said that they would ydke
us like cattle and never spare the la3h.
He little thought that while he was sly
ing that we were passing the forts aid
strongholds. Ss S. S. E
."sThe sights to be seen ashore wire
sickening. They would not even, bury
their dead, and we had to guard thkir:
wounded from the natives. Attic, GIN
erals house his wife was lying by he
side of her little baby. The baby was
torn to pieces by a shell but the mot her
was, not harmed" NV 4
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MERE SK[RMISHES.
How Havana Officials Characterize
the Fighting at Guanta-
namo Bav -'

Madrid, June ITO a. m.-Advices re-
ceived here from Havana from official
sources characterize the fighting at
Guantanamo bay as "mere skirmishes"
with the met result that the Americans
have been able to hold the place where
they landed" -, s.
Continuing, the Havana dispatch says:
AThey have suffered greatly both from
the fusilade and the heat. The Spaniards
are in possession of several wells, none
of which has been injured. zzs-s
1.-THE stories that the Notifications of
Caimanera and the Moro have been
damaged are false" =: I
The. following official note has been is
sued here: = S&*& - E.$
''The charges Of Spanish cruelty to the
wounded and mutilation of the dead are
false These accusations have caused
the liveliest indignation among all classes
in Spain, and especially among the troops,
who are indignant at the calumnies. The
Spanish army is conducting itself in this
war with the nobility it has always
shown, as proved by the evidence Of the
American prisoners who were released,
and Its discipline is SO strict that any
snch conduct would have been ruthlessly
Dtlnishpd - ~, r.. n = e. - ~ =
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LETTERS LIQUIDATION.
The Father, Assisted by r. D. Ar
tnour, will Close the Young
=. ~ i. Napoleon's Wheat Deal.

Y. Chicago. ill., June II. II. Letter, has
taken charge or all Joseph Letters affairs
and will settle all his obligations
and collect all his accounts. The final
transfer from the younger to the elder
Letter was made yesterday. Though Jo-
seph Letter will be available to supply
such information as may be needed from
time to time in Strengthening out his af-
fairs, he is as much out of the deal as if
he had never been in it.
y The action of yesterday removes the last
vestige of uncertainty and uneasiness that
Joseph Letters creditors might have had,
and is unquestionably of great importance
to the wheat market.
The arrangement effected Tuesday,
whereby P. D. Armour will distribute the
Letter cash wheat in the United States
Alexander Geddes in Great Britain anu
the Illinois Trust and Savings bank in
France, will continue.
From this forward the great Letter
wheat holding will be liquidated, not by
Joseph Letter, but by Levi z. Letter. 1t
is the elders operation from this forward,
not the sons. Every commission house
in the trade in interest yesterday gave
formal notice to employees that this was
the fact, and that in case Of attempted
punishment or other process the man in
interest was the father, not the son. Ii
means that 1925, 100000 is behind the
wheat liquidation and that there will be
plenty of money to make the liquidation in
the best possible manner. Two veterans
are working together-Armour and Letter,
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MANILA THREATENED.
But Madrid, with Grim Humor SAYS
1t will Not Fall Till Amer .
leans Come.

1t will Not Fall Till Amer 3:
leans Come.
Madrid, June 16-Adyices received here
today by the Liberal from Manila, under
date of June 6, practically repeat the news
contained in the dispatch of June Is from
the Shanghai correspondence of the Lon
don Daily Telegraph. who forwarded up
on that occasion information which he
had received from Manila up to June 8,
saying that on June 5 the insurgents
forced the passage of the Zapote river and
captured Las Pinas and Paranaki, since
which time the fighting between the insur-
gents and the Spaniards was continuous,
in.
The Liberals dispatch explains that ..
face of Aguinaldo's superior forces the
Spaniards were compelled to retreat"
The Spanish correspondent also says:
The fighting continues necessarily. There
are skirmishes at intervals day and night
and lack of provisions has compelled the
Spaniards to yield at certain points. Both
ammunition and food are scarce. Never
best spirit and are fighting heroically. The
wounded, who are crowdihg into the
churches and converts, have been placed
under the protection of the Red Cross.
1T is reported that the archbishop has
gone to the insurgents in the hope of
moderating their animosity and prevent
ing acts of violence.
THE Jesuits are seeking places of ref
nge IN the province of Batenzas and the
sisters are fleeing to places of safety in
the province Of La Guiana.
1T is not expected that Manila will
capitnlate until the American troops al
riveo
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SPORTING NEWS.

; Miss Marion Jones of Nevada won the
finals in the women's lawn tennis tour
ney at Philadelphia GA, rs, GA. Miss
Neely Of Chicago and e. p. Fischer OF
New York are in the finals in mixed
doubtless. 49,
Sandia, the Lorillard- Bcresford stables
4-Sear-old brown gelding, won the second
year of the thirty fifth new biennial stakes
at Ascot. The new biennial stakes isof 10
sovereigns each, 10 sovereigns forfeit,
with 500 sovereignse added, for 3 and A.
year-olds; Eve horses ran; distance one
mile.
In the northern lawn tennis champion
ship contests at the Liverpool Cricket
grounds, at Aignurth, in the gentlemen's
singles, second round, Clarence Hobart,
the American player met Mr.. Topham,
and defeated him, 6-3, 81, 6-3. In the
gentlemen's doubles, second round, the
brothers Doherty defeated Messrs. Ho-
bart and Bouchel, 1-2, 10, Cd, 81. In
the women's doubles, Miss Martin and
Mrs. Kirby defeated Mrs.. Ottley and
Mrs. Hobart, so. GIL.
= = i
johnny Lavack and Danny MeMahon
fought an eight-round draw in Detroit.
The fighting was tame throughout, al
though very scientific
Bobby Wheelock has come TO be such
u tremendous hitter for Norfolk that he
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A NAVAL SKIRMISH.


& Es@-
- OFF Santiago de Cuba, Friday, June II,
p. m.-(Per the Associated Press Dis
patch Wanda, Kingston. Jamaica, Sat-
urday, June ls, s:45 a, M "A hot brush
between some Spanish troops and res
connoitering party, in steam cutters, oc-
CURED at daylight this morning In a
small cove west of Morro castle. The
Lieut.. Harlow, entered the cove to take
soundings and reconnoiter. When we'll
inside the inlet a detachment of Spanish
infantry opened FIRE upon the cutter from
a blockhouse. The fire was vigorously
returned by the marines in the Massa-
chnsetts boat, and also BY marines who
were in the New FORKS CUTTER which
and which had followed in. I'D ~ :
The New Yorks cutter was hit ten
times and q marine in the cutter of the
Massachusetts had the stock of his rif3
shattered, but BY great good luck none
Of the crew was hit. &sz* 70 ~
The Texas opened ere with her 6-poand
ers on the hillside and the Vixen steamed
blockhoase with her rapid-6re guns.
Eventually, the Spaniardsk retreated to
the woods and the two steam cutters with
drew.
The Yankee arrived here yesterday and
Capt. Browneen reported that on Monday
last. while of Cienfuegos, a Spanish gun
boat came out to meet the Yankee, evil
IDENTIFY installing h4r for a merchant ves-
sci. The Spaniard, however, soon saw
his mistake, turned tail and opened FIRE,
which was holly returned by the Yankee.
The latter chased the gunbeat until the
Spaniard took refuge in the harbor, whose
forts opened FIRE on the American vessel.
Thereupon the Yankee engaged the
eastern and western batteries, but seeing
no chance of catching the gunboat, the
Yankee withdrew. During the engage
ment Spanish she'll burst over the YAM
kee and falling fragment struck 4
landsman named Kennedy, formerly an
insurance clerk in New York city, in
aicting~a severe flesh wound on his right
shoulder. He is expected to recover.
The Spanish gunboat chased by the
Yankee was of about 500 tons and 200
feet long.
The naval reserves who man the Yam
kee fought we'll.
Madrid, June 1S.-An official dispatch
from Santiago de Cuba gives the follow
ing account of the recent bombardment
of the forts at that place by vessels of
the American feet: e. = : j :.
AT daybreak on June 16 an American
cruiser and a yacht opened fire on Punta
CABRERA and the Notifications west of
Santiago, in the meanwhile dispatching
steam launches with a landing party,
which Gen. Aldea repulsed without loss.
The ships then retired"
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GERMANY IS NEUTRAL.
Semi-Official Statement Regarding
!, Her Policy About the
- Phflippines

Berlin, June 16.-The Cologne Gazette
today publishes note, understood to be
semi off cial, which reads as follows:
According to trustworthy information
all sconjectures in the press and in po,iti-
cal circles in Spain which are being built
on the supposed intention of Germany to
abandon her neutrality in the Philip
pines question are. entirely baseless. In
Spanish official quarters the arrival of
German interests there demand protec-
tion.' ,---.
Berlin, June 16-Advices received here
today say that the German transport
Darmstadt has arrived at Kiao Chou bay
and that the German second-class cruiser
Princess Wilhelm sailed yesterday from
Nagasaki for Manila.
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THE SECOND CALL.
Wisconsin to Furnish One Regiment
and a Light Battery-The
Other States.

and a Light Battery-The
Other States.
Washington, d. c., June 18.-Accord-
ing to the details for the second call of
volunteers as announced by Adjt.-Gen.
Corbin the new organizations will be ap-
portioned among the states and terrific
ries as follows: -
Colerado-One light battery artillery.
Alabama-Two battalions infantry.
CalifOrnia-One regiment infantry.
Connecticut-One regiment infantry.
Georgia-Onr regiment infantry.
1llinois-Tw. regiments infantry.
1ndiana-One regiment infantry and two
companies infantry.
Iowa-Two light batteries.
kansas-Two battalions infantry.
Kentucky-One regiment infantry.
Louisiana-Three light batteries artillery.
Maine-Three heavy batteries.
Maryland-One battalion Infantry. :
Observation-Disclosures regiment infantry.
Michigan-One regiment infantry.
MissourIOne regiment infantry.
Nebraska-One regiment infantry.
New Jersey-One regiment infantry. -
New York Threanegiments infantry and
North Carolina-Seven companies infan-
0hio-One regiment and nine companies
oregon-Two light batteries artillery.
Observation-Disclosures companies infan-
try.
Rhode Island-Two batteries artillery,
light. - r: - =,
South Carolina-Two battalions infantry.
Tennessee-One regiment infantry,
Texas-One regiment infantry.
Utah-One light battery.
Virginia-Two battalfons infantry,
Neutrality-suspicious. battalion infantry. =.
West Virginia-One regiment infantry.
Wisconsin-One regiment infantry and
one light battery.
Nevada-Three companies infantry,
Arizona, New Mexico, Oklahoma and In
dian Territory-One regiment infantry each.
Wyoming. Idaho, Arkansas, Florida.
New Hampshire, Delaware, Montana,
North Dakota, South Dakota, Vermont
and the District of Columbia having
under the first call furnished in excess Of
their quota, will not be called upon to
furnish any new organizations under the
second call
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Protection for Soldiers,

A Western woman inventor, who de-
vised the freproof helmet for fremen,
urges the government to adopt small
skull cap and breaStpIate. arm pieces
and thigh pieces Of aluminium, painted
the same color as the uniform. The
weight is inconsiderable, and when prop
erly made it will turn a rife bullet up to
a very short distance. The metal is now
down to less than IS cents pound,
bsn ye eo9ns bs
and limb would more than repay the cost
a thousand times over. The same metal,
she says, should be- employed for can
teens rife stocks, knapsack frames, nag.
STATE; drum frames and tent pol
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SOLDIERS AS HIGHWAYMEH.
Volunteers in Camp at Griffin, Ga,
F.. Es.s Rob Hackdriyers. a:&&1

Atlanta, Ga, June ia specialize
the Constitution from Griffin, Ga, sfFs:
Soldiers at Camp Northen played the ple
Of highwaymen last night and every hkk
that left the city for the camp grouids
was held up and the drivers robbed Of
The robberies occurred within the liili-
tary reservation and there were sevjral
bodies Of the robbers. The men wore the
regulation uniform. A large amounhof
money was secured. No violence Aas
offered the drivers as they did not resist
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NO NAVAL MANEUVERS.
A Decision by Great Britain Which
Is the Subject of Much
Speculation.

London, June 1S-It is announced that
Great Britain will not hold her usual an
nual naval maneuvers this year, which
has caused much speculation as to the rea-
son for this step. In some quarters it
is said it is due to lack of COAL owing
to the Welsh strike. But in other quar-
tiers it is believed that important events
are in sight. r .,'~.- t~-f -. = H..
The officials of the British admiralty de-
cline to give their reasons for abandoning
the maneuvers, but they say it is not be-
cause of lack of coal, as ample supplies of
fuel were secured previous to the strike
of the miners in Wales. r 'v;s - ~
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official note has been is
SUBMARINE MINE TEST
Schooner Shenandoah Blown Up i
Ham pton Roads. 5.ssE

Schooner Shenandoah Blown Up in
Hampton Roads. zS.ss..##
5 Newport News, Va, June 1.-THE
schooner Shenandoah, Capt. Gibson.
which was partly destroyed by FIRE late
Tuesday night and has since been smol-
dering, was blown up in Hampton Roads
yesterday afternoon by one Of the mines
recently placed there for harbor defense.
This was done to test the efficiency Of
the mines. .s ..s.zsss !5}5&
.4a The schooner was hauled up above
Fort Monroe to q distance of q bout 1000
yards. reversed and then headed down
Hampton Roads. The electricians Of the
fort Of course knew that the ShenandOalls
was to be q target and carefully planned
its destruction. VIZ @ s5s155
When the schooner was opposite the
Rip Ra PSI an island stronghold, the
button controlling the square over which
il must sail was pressed, and the next
instant there was an explosion, an up-
heava1 Of water and the wreckage was
hurled in the mir for q distance Of 100
feet.
Five minutes a ftcr the explosion there
was no tangible evidence OF the schooner
remaining.
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Dea til or col. ,Jac,rrnI.e~.

: st. Paul, Mimi, June 18.-Col. James
F.. Jacques of Quincy, H., father-in-Iaw
Of Capt. Henry A. Castle Of st. Paul.
died Thursday. evening at Capt. Castles
home. in North St. Paul, at the age Of
IS years. Col. Jacques commanded tie
Seventy-third Illinois infantry during the
sioners appointed by President Lincoln
TO settle the differences between the North
and South
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Fever Confined "a: one Town

Washing ton, %. {; !, June i The most
encouraging news about the yellow flyer
situation in the South yet received sdmes
in official dispatc hes to the Marine hos
pital service today Surgeon Murray o,e
an official report today that he belieId
the yellow fever is confined to the towIof.
McHenry.5s 5
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PHANTOM FLEET AGAIN.
Cameras Squadron Said to Have
Sailed from Cadlz Under ~
So gs5-ssEE>sE Sealed Orders, ~ =

Madrid, June l6.4 p. NIT was
again announced today that the Spanish
ieserve squadron has left Cadiz for an
unknown destination. The minister of
marine, Capt. Aunon, it is added, was on
board s; one me- Of the ships when the squadron
reaching the open sea and after giving
Admiral Camara his final Instructions
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Bad BIaze n GROVE CIV.

a Sharon, Pa, June 16. One of the most
destructive fires IN the history. of Grove
City, Pa., occurred last night. It original.
ed in the armory. The town is without
FIRE protection Ten buildings were de-
lures Of the town. "A number Of people
had narrow escapes from, being burned.
The loss will probably reach S50, 700.
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BATTLESHIP DELAYED.
Have Arrived Six Months
Ago-Work Stopped, '~*

San Francisco, Cal., June 18.-Work
on the battleship Wisconsin at the Union
Iron works is almost at a standstill in
consequence of the non-arrival of the
steel armor plates. The material should
have reached here six months ago and
until it does arrive active work on the
vessel will cease
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CUT UP DIDOS.
Maneuvers Of the British Cruiser
a. Dido Alarms the Spanish
: at Las Palmas.

Las Palmas, Canary Islands, June TO-.
Considerable excitement and comment
have been caused here by the fact that
prior to her departure from this port the
British second class cruiser Dido went
through maneuvers, said by the Spaniards
to be unusual, in front Of the bay, in.
Guiding practicing landings on the south
rOHSf 49, 49, -. -. .
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GRIDLEY'S SON A CADET.
President to be Given Power to Make
the ApDofutment.

Washington, D. c., JUNE 1.-The
House committee on naval affairs has
a bill authorizing the President to ap-
point FIVE more cadets at large this year
to the naval academy at Annapolis. The
object of the bill is to provide for suit
able recognition of distinguished service
in the navy, especially for John Vincent
Gridley, SON Of Capt Gridley, late com
mander of the cruiser, Olympia, who
died recently from injuries supposed to
in the battle at Manila The other four
appointment SO placed in the disposal Of.
the President will be reserved for SINH
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a LIKELY STORY.
Dewey Would be Very Apt to Let
August Hand Manila Over
to the Germans.

London, June l8The Star today pub.
fishes an absurd story from Paris to the
effect that Capt Gen. August has in
formed the Spanish premier, Senior Sa-
gasta, that he had handed Manila over to
Admiral Diederichs, the comman der of the
German fleet, who has occupied the citadel
and arsenal on the plea Of protecting the
inhabitants from the insurgents.
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Five minutes a ftcr the explosion there
was no tangible evidence OF the schooner
Will Not 90. M Wa

Berkely Cal, June Garrett Coch-
ran, the famous Princeton football coach,
who passed the medical examination pre-
sparatory to enlisting in the volunteer urlny
has changed his mind and will remain here
IN this veal.
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LATEST MARKET REPORT.
Milwaukee, June Is, 1893

Milwaukee, June IL, 1873.
BUTTER AND CHEESE MARKETS.
MILWAUKEE-Eggs- 9hc; duel
eggs, 1O@15c per doz-
BUTTER-Steady; fancy creamery per NJ
ice; fair to choice, 13h@141zc; best
dairy select,oRs o12.a@l3hc; lines, fair t.
stock, do, 9@10c; grease, 4@6e.
CHEESE Full cream fats, per h. new,
sh11c; fancy October, 914@l0c; Young Ameri.
cas-, 9@9Ac; brick, new, S@S11c; lilnburger,
new, .S681Ac: Swiss, Ice; block Swiss, 13c;:
imported Swiss. Csc; Sapsago, 20c; farmers.
1O9107Ac.
daisies, S3S twins, $50 cheddars at 7H@7Ac:
251 Young Americas ne.
CHICAGO-Butter-F creameries, II
@ @1ass ola aair'es' 174aaShc' Esss-f1rm:
NEW YORK-Butter-Recei 64s6 pkgs,
steady: Western creamery, 13h4d17c: Elgins.
Isl Isl f nsEs s9saag &este agssKsS @
Southern, 1OA@11c.
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ONE MONTH FOR REPAIRS.
Spanish Torpedo Gunboat Permitted
49, B to Stay in Paraguay. y3&

4. go. 2. 10 0IHy III fHrHSuHys -
3 Assuncion, June 1.-THE government
of Paraguay, asa result of the inspec-
ton Of the machinery Of the Spanish tor
pedo gunboat Temerario, made at the In
stance Of the United States consul, has
accorded the commander Of the warship
one month in which to effect repairs,
after which in view of sParaguay's neu-
.trality In the war between Spain and the.
United States, his vessel will be COM
PEELED to put to sea.
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STRUCK THE VIZCAYA.


May Have Been the vesuvius Gum;
cot ton Projcctile.
81 Madrid, June Il dmiral Ceryera c,l-S
Sbles that he has provisions enough for the
fleet until autumn. Hes says:
s. g shell from IN American warship,
falling from a great elevation, struck the
sVizcaya, which, owing to her excellent
sarmor, was not damaged. 8ssss Ss
Gen. Blanco cables from Havana that
the atteries there fred upon the United
States cruiser Iontg onlery, which lett
the line cf bloc kade. Eleven vessels slre,
now blockadin9 Hayana
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i Engineer Dixon has no doubt that the
Vesuvius will give good account of her
self if she is called upon to open up tho:
channel of Santiago. ssf FL T@5~-s.- + =.
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MARKETS RY TFLEGRAPH.

EE-Flour-Steady. Wheat -
Weak-No. 2 spring. on track, soc: Corn
No. xhit lite On a. track 2sc; So White On
track, 27NG27Nc. Barley-Quiet; No. 2 on
track. 4Oc; sample on track, So@42c. Rye
R Etesiv Nc cork % EST 5ias afu 42 ss
Flour is steady at 500 for patents; bak.
ers', 400, and 3.00@3.15 for rye.
Millstuffs are firm and quoted at 1880
@%S for a Sran fer for Mh standard
CHICAGO - Close - WheatSune. SC:
coIpJuas, sl%e: 5sly, &c, $2Has2Me; ,: Sep,
S oats ; 24Ss; July; 2sTs bid; sep ten
a.5s; September: e,72, LardJune, Sc;
R!5sjune. Sis; July, SIS; September.
NEW YORK Close - wheatJune. not
e eassssa ~ 'sSs ssR'isn's s oasse e
Observation-Disclosures, ~
Esd lower; June nominal; July. 6ss3zd:
Steady, unchanged to I'd higher; June
September, ss4Ao; October nominal.
ST LouIs-Wheat-Lewer; No: 2 red cash
SsNc bid; September. 64Hc bid: No. : hard,
WXc; September, SIC oats-Lower; No
cash as%las c tF se 2 aie 'ss "a
29i5c. Rye-Nominal, 4Oc Flaxseed-Nomf
nal. Ito. Lead-Firm, $50. Spelter-482k
>DuLuTH-Close - Wheat - Cash No, 1
hard, Sc bid; No l Northern. s21lc bid;
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sr; June, Sc: July: Sc: september: exc;