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The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12
STEVENSON Confident.


ever Hr Vas Gone.
Baltimore. oct u.-Adlli r. Stevenson
nominee for vice prc.iIcnt arrived in Bal
tiuore to-day lie was accompanied 10y
Judge william NJ Springer Of Illinois.
81 am feeling ln splendid health. aud
an, confident OF Democratic success. SAID
Mr.. stevenson. Already have spoken IN
three or four states. ana my rec'Pio"
oyeryvhero has been cordial ana the en-
tbueiasm pronounced The peope are
oiiye 10 the real issue of the campaisn,
ANA in my personal tnlks with the rep
resentative mon of the localities nave
visited. there 8. every cause for saiistac-
lion with the outlook Tor victory IN No
ycmher.
~ have great hopes of Maryland being
rcstored TO the Democratic column. "hete
~. really belongs. ard 81 is with pleasure
I now have the opportunity TO meet hcr
pespic. 7 intend doing my iull snare IN
aiding 10 bring the state back into line
DIN West virginia there s spiendld
orptnlzation among the Democrats ana
tbeir leaders are working IKE Trojaus Tor
sD,cess next month. The situation ~
my own state Illinois IS rapidly asshm-
inc satisfactory shape and our forces
are growing in wonderful fashion. We
are cxceedlncly hopeful ot the outcome
Afr. Stevenson addressed big crowd
sf Bcl.lr. Nd. this afternoon. ana re-
turning here. spoke 90 - crowded house
M mo broadway Institute ~ both places
M confined his remarks mainly % impe-
rialism.
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nRITIsn LosT uEAvILY.
Bocrs Indicted Defeat by Ambush
ing Their Foes.

London. Oct 1.-THE following dispatch
has been received from Lord Roberts.
Pretoria. "Wednesday oct io-An
engine with q truck conveying party
of engineers be- ouging 60 Pagcrs Rife
Brigade white preceding yesterday 40
Kaapmuiden. was ambushed by Bocrs.
Capt Stewart win forty men Of the Rifle
Brigade went 20 their support. The cas-
ualilts unfortunately. were heavy.
Stewart ana one private were killed. Capt
Padget. Lieut. stubbs and nvc engineers
were wounded. and Lieut. sewcIi and ten
Of The Rifle brigade were made prison
ers
"DeLislc's mounted men nnd colonlals.
after three days nghung. have driven
DeWot north of the Naai near Nenters-
kroon. DeWet has been assuring the
hurghers that Europe would stop the war
oct 10. The Beers were thus buoytd with
the hope thni something would intervene
10 end the war in their favor / trust
they now realize how futile we're their
expectations.
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WANTED carr. GILLETrE.
Mr. Erwin said lie should Hear Gen.
CrnInhIII's Testimony.

New York. oct 1.-THE defense IN che
proceedings cooking 20 the removal of
J. r.. y. a. and W T. Gaynor. and
~ ID. Greene. 90 the jurisdiction OF the
United states Courts Of Georgia. con-
unucd to-day hs cross-examination OF
r. J. johnson. the government account
ant.
II was the intention Of che defense to-
day TO suspend tbs examination OF Mr..
Johnson. aud 20 call Gen. Craighill. tre-
tlrcD. who was chief of engineers in the
war department. and Carter'e immediate
superior United States District Attor-
uoy Erwin Of Georgia. who n prosecuting
the caac. objected TO Gen. Craighill TAX
INK the stand go this time. He said that
Capt Gillette. Capt. Carter's successor
IN charge OF the harbor improvements
should he present when Gen. Craighii
testimony is taken.
The cross-c examination 0f-,Mr Johnson
to-day developed nothing new. He pre-
pared for the government tables showing
payments 20 Carters accounts IN the
banks and about the times the Gaynor-
Greene firm received checkS Am the gov
eminent ana said from an analysis o.
those payments he deduced the fact that
Carter received a third OF all moncys
paid the Arm.
Mr.. Rose took him throush his tables
Of figures. and he admitted that he could
not md the entries IA the different sc-
counts 20 agree exactly as TO date and
amounts. This closed to-days hearing. II
wlll be resumed tomorrow.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12


Familiar with the spanish Inn-
EuaEc Are Preferred for the ro-
-ItIons-NnuNr justices Have a
Good Thing a. the Courts Are
Now Conducted.
Manila. Saturday. oct. &. via Hons
KouF. oct u The administrator of
Mnnila's civil courts hy Filipino magis-
iratcs. which has long been scandalou~
is now atiracting public attention more
than ever. and has been brought TO the
TAFT Commission attention with re-
quests for recuncation.
The courts are composed Of four iuH-
ticcs OF the peace aud four primary courts.
developments have proved that the in
cumbouts are utter failures a. admins
traitors Of Justice Tho dissatisfaction
with and complaints asainst the existing
courts are uncnding Natives and for-
eigucrs dread litigation. knowing the facts
IN the cese.
Charges have been nicd aud evidence
ia in the hands Of tho authorities. waich.
Il s. claimed. will show chat the magis-
tratcs have been guilty OF the greatest
corruption and malfcasnncc in office one
magistrate was recently suspended on
suspicion OF criminal abuse Of power and
attempt 10 dcfraud
The monthly collection 81 fines Of The
four native Justices is estimated a 5000
The amount collected bv the prim try
courts for the same period is much great
er The eight magistrates pcr-istently ty-
more The regulations established by the
authorities for the supervision of commit
ments and the accountability OF moneys
They deposit less than 500 mo1thb and
are alleged 60 appropriate the ha .auce u
their collections
II Is further claimed that the maEis-
trates are lea collusion with the native 20
lice in compromising oneusc= on che basis
OF cash for freedom sud'tha iH many
Instances magistrates who committed mon
20 Jail over e year ago are now berniinE
them without trial the explanation being
the effectivencaz OF q hahcas corpus aad
the designation OF special officer 20 in-
vestieatc the c0ses. resulting In he free
dom Of many persons Illegally committc !
a. prisoners Il is said there are over uity
esta blished instances where prisoners
have bought their freedom from The
guards conveying them between the
courtroom and the jail
Serious charges of favoriiism have late
/ lv been made against the civl hfdncn OF
Maniia's Supreme Court
The members of the TAFT Commission
are disgustcd with the condition of the
courts and intend TO substitute hone"
Americans from the United States for the
native magistrate Americans haNing
knowledge OF spanish are preferred but
thcy are tho hardest 10 secure. The COM
mission will then institute the drastic re-
forms needed in the case Of the entire
judiciary.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12
MAY ruRN ro sSiA.
Hut Japan Not Pleased With THAT
Country as an AttS.

Correspondence OF the Associated Press)
Yokohama. Sept 2-Thc tone OF puo-
DE sentiment in Jaran. while g. partakcs
Of the general Dewilderment arising from
the muddle in China. indicates quite plain
ly that there is dceided tendency TO
ward joining hands with Russia. shouli
The empires natural allies. Great Britain
aud America. turn the cold shoulder a.
her
At the same time II is perfectly wel
known that Russia's hopes are ccntcring
IN an ultimate alliance with Japan. ana it
may be that the latter, IL hes Wtstc. n
friends forsakc her. viii turn 20 her sem -
Asiatic ueighbor as tho only resource Tor
the settlement 81 this Eastern problem
That % viii hc a dsagrecablc and uuwel-
come resource goes without saying The
result % the Chinese campaign and tie
facilities for comparison between the sol
diers OF the different uatlonnlitics. which
s afforded has been 10 awaken profound
contempt for Russian soldiers on the part
Of japanese
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12
POLICE AND SOLDIERS CLASH.
Cubans aud Americans IN Row at
Matanza-.

Havana. oct n.-At Maianzas yestsr-
day Cuban policeman lnterfcrcd with
two members Of the Second United States
Cavalry. The quarrel eliminated in "a
general fight between the police and the
soldiers. who arrived upon the scene 81
multancOusly.
After the police had shot Trooper Turey
of y Troop. one other soldier aud one
civilian. a number Of troopers Of y Troop
tried 20 break into the gun room 70 get
their weapons. bat the quick action Of
capt. Fred = Foltz of - troop 10 form
Ing Troops l. and 81 in skrmlsh order
made it impossible for the exOited cavalry
men 90 pass.
Lieut. willard 81 said 10 have been
slightly hurt while endeavoring to quiet
the men.
The troopers declare that they will have
revenge. and Col Henry Noyes has or
dercd all confined to barracks. The feel
ing is very strong between the Cubans and
cHvairVmcu
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LADRoNEs ARE rLuSDERING.
Thcy RavaEe the West Coast OF the
Island Of Leyte.

Manila. Oct H. The west coast of the
island OF Icyte Is ia a state oi turmoil.
The rebel ladrones are actively plumber
ing. the disturbers following tactics Of
raldiug and fleeing while enc Americans
pursue them into tho mountains.
Gen Mojlca's officers are surrendering.
ami Ills soldiers. attempting 20 escape 10
samar IN boats. are being captured and
his organization broken up.
The captured gucrillas and ladrones.
when questioned. stated that on the NTH
instant thirty Americans sattacked forty b
nve rebels. rihed their stronghold In the
Camarine province and routed them Kill
ing ten Two Americans were killed and
three wourded
Twenty men Of the Thlrty-second In
fautrv. IN an engagement on the 10Th IN
stant in Bata province had one man
killed and four wounded
The Philippine commission. % which
Judge Taft Is the president. to-day pass
90 eight bills including one for an IN.
crease Of civil salaries Of several OF the
municipal departments.
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ENCOURAGES nErr BLrcANs.
Charles Emor, smith shows n Hope
full spirit.

Chicago. oct. Ii.-Postmaster General
Charles Emory Smith called az Hepubi'-
can national headquarters to-day.
.t-p 10 four weeks ago DE said there
was a good deal OF lethargy throughout
the country on the part Of the kepnoh-
cans. due to overconnicncc. recently tnef'
n,s neon a grent nwakening There war
se,nc,hin. of "A scare. Thc result is in
rre,4irr activity There has been q very
marked change lu Maryland pointing 90
"a Republican majority. West virginia
viii go Republican hy a larger majority
thon four years ago. ] went to indihni
a few days ago with the feeling that the
state was very doubtful came away
with the conviction that Republican
chances are tho best.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12
MISSIONARIES MAKE CLAIMS.
Converts in Twenty villages want
Compensation.

London. oct. i2.-The Pekin correspond
ent OF the Morning Post. wiring sunday
says.
MIR. Tewks5ury. az American mission
ary residing al Tung Chow has present
ed claims on behalf Of converts in TWEEN
ty villages for compensation for property
losses
The Hong Kong correspondent OF the
Daily Mai says that the rebellion Ia tAc
province Of Kwaug Tung Is becoming anti
foreign ana that five missions have been
destroyed al Han King chou
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12
WAS TO leave YESTERDAY.
Resistance Expected ~ the PRo
Ting Fu Expedition.

Ticn Tsln. oct. 9-Gcn. Won Waldersee.
commanding the allied forces has issued
ordcr- for the puo Ting Fu expedition
To- depart on the nh Tn. expedition con-
slsts OF mixed force Of 500 British.
Germans. French and italians.
The force will leave Tien Tsin. aud will
connect near Pao Ting Fu with a column
OF the same strength from Pekin under
command OF Gen Gaselee Four battal-
ions Of French troops. which left Yang
Tsun on oct. Z on an independent eNpe-
ditiou. have been halted and ordered "a
await the arrival Of the main force The
Americans. Russians aud the japanese
are not participating IN th" movement
Despite Chinese assurances 20 the CON
trary. the commanders Of she forces or
dered To advance expect resistance.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12
VANITY oF WILLIAM.
uean. That We're Taken "a Cater 10
the Imperial Pride.

Hamburg. oct. 1.-THE laying of the
Foundation stone Of the imperial museum
to be- erected 81, saalberg. on the site Of
the old Roman fortress there took place
to-day. with considerable ceremony in the
presence o. the Emperor and Empress
of Germany
In the couree Of his address az the func-
Zion Emperor William said.
The German youth Of the coming gem
Grafton viii learn 90 this museum what
world empire means. May the German
fatherlaud be- destined 20 become ~
strongly welded and commanding as once
was the Roman world-empire
After Emperor Williams address
groups rcprcscuting ancient Romans and
Germans beat ihelr swords against reson-
ant shields. thus applauding the impern-
tor.
capt Lauuf the Emperor protcgc.
composed tine prologue. IN which The
Kaiser was greeted with ave. Ceasar. "
and compared with an eagle soaring on
high
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12
ARE on THEIR WAY.
Chinese Imperial Party Escorted by
Large Forces.

Shanghai Oct 1.-THE Chinese report
the arrival OF the Emperor and Dowager
Empress az Chsu-Ching 90. Oct 8, ne
teen miles southwest OF Tai Yuan Fu.
After a days rest the imperial party pro-
cecded escorted by large forces.
II Is reported here that Russian troops
from the southwark occupied Mukden
tManchurial without opposition. whie
Russians from thc north captured Tie
Ling. forty miles north OF Mukdsn.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12
ADMIRAL Ho ARRIVED.
Detachment of 400 Troops About 90
Land NJ Deep nay.

Hong Kong. oct. il-Admlrai Ho, with
30 troops. has arrived at san Chun from
Canton A dctacirneut OF 900 other troops
Is abou, to land at Deep bay.
The British torpedo boat destroyer OF
ter has been ordered TO Mrs bay. near
Hong Kong.
The Bombay Infantry has been ordered
70 be in readiness TO proceed TO the from
tier az two hours notice
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12
REBELlIoN - SERIOUS
gen. su Needs Many Troops 60 Deal
With ~.

Shanghai. oct. u.-shcng. tho tao tat.
las received telegram from Gen. su.
reporting thas serious rebellion has
broken out IN the southwestern part %
KWanr 81 province. that hia 5000 troops
arc inadequate. and that ho needs at
lenst 10000 to cope with the danger.
which is directed against the Manchus.
and threatens 20 become worse than the
Tat Pins rebellion.
II Be- reported that the Yang Tse vice.
rows have sent oOa0 troops 10 Pao Ting
Fu 20 suppress the rebellion.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12
WAS ANNoYED ny BOYS.
Thcy Perched On Roofs and Cheered
for Mckinley.


Jackson Mich. oct 1.-THE crowd
which erected AR. Bryan here was large.
but he was annoyed by number Of toys
who perched on the roofs Of near by build
inrs ard constantly interrupted him with
chcers FOR McKuiey. Mr. Bryan took
coguizance during his speech Of tne state
mout Of ex-Prcsidsnt Harrison puhhsht"
to-day says
Fx-prcs.dent Harrison in mn interview
publiehed this morning expresses his dis
sent from 'he principle embodied in that
Porto Rico hll what ala thnt bill 10
II placed this nation on the ground that
ENGLAND occupied l25 years ago. Nhat
ana England do She taxed as without
representation. sho governed us without
our conseut. aud the Porto Rcan bill
tax,s the Porto Rlcans without repfesen-
tation and governs them without tneir
consent.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12
MINERS ~ \ MARCH.
siN Hundred Found THAT a Couiery
HAD suspended.

IIazlcton. Pa. oct ii.-Ah0ut c00 strik-
ers composed of men from McAdoo and
other south side towns and this city.
gathered OF McAdoo before dawn this
morning. marched % the Beaver Meadow
colllcry Of cox. Bros. a Co. which had
been kept in steady operation since the
Inauguration OF the strike. then came
around to Cuyle's stripplngs. east OF the
city. and from the strpplngs marched
right into the heart 81 HazietOn. The coll
hcry however, had already suspended.
The parade dispersed iu this city and
The men returned to their homes. Sew
cral women were In the crowd.
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Berlin. oct. ii.-Count Won Waldcrsee m
official telegram announces. will s,art for
Pekin from Tieu Tsin next Saturday The
Germans are awaiting reinforcements a.
Ticn Tsin before undertaking further
measures They have effected teleRraphir
communication between Ticn Tsin and
pckfu
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12
MAY FIGHT GERMANY.
Correspondent 30 ConStrues Words
of Russian General.

London. oct i2-Thc Moscow CORE
spondent Of the Standard attaches sig
rihcance TO speech made by the Rurs.an
general IN command AZ wilma TO some
troops who had been ordered to China.
but were recalled from odessa on the
very evening OF snlling. lie says that the
general. in addressing tho men. made this
explanation.
'The car decided thnt q was necessary
10 bring you bock 20 wilma 30 that YOU
might be ready here 20 Join us against a
Zoe We shall be ordered 10 meet"
The correspondeut adds that the foe
hlnted az can only be Germany.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12
CAVALRY ron ONEIDA.
Goblin says the People Are Nervous
slncs the nfotlnn.

Shenandoah. Pa. oct ii.-Gcn. Corbin
tonight issued orders FOR the Governors
troop Of cavalry 20 leave for Oneida They
wili arrive ~ Oneida before daybreaa.
The General says he does not anticipate
any further outbreak az Oneida. but that
the people there are nervous since tho
rloting occurred. and ne thinks the pres
euce OF the troops will have a paclfylng
.l..l
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12
sTrLL FIctRING IT our.
English Elections show 37a Minis
teriaIist- and 2@- Opposition.

English Elections show 3Tf Minis
t~rinIist- aud 2@> Opposition.
London. Oc'. 12. . a. MIN the poliings
in the parliamentary general election yea
terday the ministerialists gained two
seats. making their total gains thirty. as
against twenty-nlne FOR the opposition
The constitution Of the new House thus
fir o. os follows: Ministcriailsts. "a. op-
position 22s
A. yet there have been no Minis. eralis'
gains in Wales and no Liberal gain In
scotland.
Dr. Garvin Brown CLARK the former
consul general OF the South African Re
public and noted pro- Bocr Liberal WIS
badly defeated IN Chsithncsshlrc. the Lii
heral 1mperialiat candidate II. l.. Hafms
worth. winning the seat.
Sir Charles Dixie easily retained his
sest for the Forest Of Dean division OF
ClouceG tershlre
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12

Georgetown. Ky. Oct n.-Hsnry T..
Youtsey whose Illness caused O halt IN
his trial on the charge OF being a prln-
cipnl IN the shooting of Gov. Goebel, was
somewhat better to-day. lie was report
ed still In a stupor. however, and further
postponement was granted until io-moT-
row
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12
Connecticut HAS Grown.

washington. Oct. 1.-THE population of
the STATE Of Courecticut, as announce 4
by the census bureau to-day. is ss $50.
In 1890 the population was 1885. The
census for this year shows an increase
OF iG2.oe7. or at per cent.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12

New Orleans. Oct. II .--Ex- Mayor Walter
c. Flower OF this city died AZ his sum
mer home in coyington. La, this after
noon.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12

King Williamstowu. oct. n The Beers
hav, torn up the railway north Of Bethu-
lie ana cattured British OUTPOST
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12
The British Premier Agrees with "A
Reservation.

London. oct II The ofn,ials Of
the foreign Office say Lord Sal
isbury assenis To NJ pelcasse's
Chinese note. with reservation as to the
methods 90 prohibiting the import OF arms.
suggesting also that each nationality gar
rison one place. instead ~ the proposed
Joint occupation of each locality.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12
TuINk INDIANA SAFE.
Jones says Harrison Does Not Dis
turb the Democrats.

turb the Democrats.
chicaEo. Oct ii-senator James X.
Jones to-day ssid
Gen. Harrison's statement does not dis
turb us. do not think it viii have any
great effect on the vote in Indiana The
American voter in these days does MS
own thinking. We think Indiana saieiy
Democratic"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12
SALISBURY AssENTs.

view Of opening preliminary negotiations
with Ii Hung CHAINS.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12
R9N0Y COLLEGIANS
,quoa STUDENTS INTERPRETED
= y5r rnH BHNAN MEETING.
ARRESTS MADE BY POLICE.
.-,,> NrERPosED ron the RE-
IEAsE or THE BOYS.

.-,....t.,is IA the Great crowd Fired
ANN. NJ the CRndidate-iiis
,...rr. We're Rcady-one OF HiS
.,u,,. auictrd the Noisy Element.
r,4r anNc Ii~ Remedy fer Trusts.
g.. llanndIy Appiauded when TIE
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12

o-day received through q
uotincatlon ia writing of his
.o The presidency by the Sill
an party ot Kansas City last
.aiter was IN print. and formed
e1f,-.- 'aHdsomely bound iit,le volume
Ntt.,. ene ot the proceedings % the
aiNer Republican Convention
Was not mode public and
= r-.-. anui Mr. Brysns reply shall
b. The document was signed
W. Hopkins. chairman OF the
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12
COURTSARE CORRUPT
CHARGES AGAINST MANILA JUDGES
NND JUSTICES.
LITIGATION is NOW DREADED.
rue EIGHT MNCISTn iTES IGNORE
TIM REGULATIONS.

Americans MilI nc substituted for
Familiar with the spanish Lnu-
EuaEc Are Preferred for the r"-
-ItIons-NatiNr Justices Have ~
"Good ThinE" a. the Courts are
l-.....I....a...I
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12

Delegates Have BcRun Ca Assemble
at scrnnton-Thry flaNe All sorts
of in~tructions-Nosto of Them VIII
Vote 60 Reject the 10 Per Cent. Ia-
creRsc-Thcs Want go StipuIRte "a
Duration for the increa~c Co Hold
Good.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1900-07-19
Identified at Last.

Glen Miller, United States marshal
in Utah, was sitting in his Office at Salt
Lake City one day when well dress
ed and intelligent looking man entered
and addressed him. Il was confident
that l knew the man." said Glen in re-
citing the circumstances, "but / was
not able to place him. As we conversed
pleasantly it gradually became i'm
pressed upon me that he was an old
KANSAS acquaintance, perhaps some
sne had known at the university, but
he spoke so cordially and with such an
assumption of his knowing me and my
knowing him that l did not have the
nerve to ask him who he was.
I'm Salt Lake." continued the smil-
ing marshal. 1--WE have the same fash
ion Of doing the square thing by a
friend that used to prevail in Kansas.
There Is no prohibition law in Utah.
and we found place near by that was
sufficient unto our purposes. After
had said something. and he something,
we quickly got along to the stage
where invited him to my house for
dinner. but all the time was taxing
my mind. to learn his identity and
watching for a chance word that would
give me clew.
BY the way said at last, when
did you come outy meaning from the
States, OF course. oh, got out last
night. You see,, they cut OF nine
months for good behavio
Then 1t broke over me. My guest
was Pete Curry. a celebrated mail rob-
Der. whom had taken to the peniten-
tiary just three years before."-Kan-
sas City Journal.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1900-07-19
Counterfeit Cents.


One of the best judges of counterfeit
money employed In the cashiers office
IN the custom house was talking with
friends whom he met in cable car
about the skill of counterfeiters and
the large number of counterfeit cents
which were in circulation. When the
conductor came around to collect fares,
the friend pulled out a handful of
small change to pay him. The custom
house man leaned over and picked a
cent out of his hand with the remark:
This just illustrates what have been
saying. Here is one of the counterfeits
now, and if you don't mind will give
you good coin for it."
Even suspicious people, who invaria-
bly, ring silver coins to detect frauds,
never examine ] cent pieces to deter
mine their genuineness. and it is proba-
bly, the safest kind Of counterfeiting
that man. can do. though it cannot
be very profitable. The cent which
this custom house man picked out diff
fered from the Others chiefly In its
being more worn around the edges
and very much blurred in its ietterA-
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