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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-01-20

Kansas City, Jan. 16.-Ih true West
ern fas4iQ9nph,:a ,f6ne r1bber, masked and
armed, Cleaned out two restaurants i4
the centerS=ef the. city at 6 o'clock yes
terday morning under the glare of an.
electric light.:.In Lewis, restaurant, at
1910 Walnut, street, he pointed pistol
at Stanley sBriushwood; the cashier; and
tapped the register: while.he kept his
revolver in plain view of two cnsto-
'mers' eating nearby. !The,e0ntents OF
the register had been transferred to
the safe but a few minutes. Mreyious
and the robber secured only a handful
Of change. When. he had satisfied
himself that there was not!hingcmore in
sight he gave the waiter and the two
customers avparting word OF warning
and skipped across the street: to the
restaurant Of Robert t.3LcClintock.
Here the robber covered Cashier J9.
,seph Drysdale and commanded. ttWtS
WATERS. aHd: three customers tt" ho1d
' prom ,1af1r and d't ess ro i,baex snap S;G@p ''tSe
register .in.a*tw!nkling. He pockcted
the.eAtire contents, STAG, and. backing
out of the door, encountered 6 grocery
solicitor: He poKXd :the reviewer into
the solicftof's';f face. with ssII.e command
not to make"an::aliarm and forced him
into the restaurant where all the 9th
"ers still stood with arms %upstretched.
At this instant therobber darted down
a,nearHbNiia1ley and disappeared. Hard
" more than five minutes were con
sumed at both Jobs. and the robber had
plentY.pffastime to get away before the
Scared victims had. recovered COM
pOsure.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-01-20
O FRENCHY.
King Christian Shows Resentmene
Towards Napole0n's Country.

King Christian Shows Resentment
Towards Napoleon's Country.
The correspondent who makes a spe-
| cialty of gossip pertaining to Old
| World royalty and nobility. says that
few people, are aware of the fact that
old king Christian Of Denmark has,
all his life long. entertained a most
profound aversion for France. datlhE
from the time when the French court
rave countenance to that French cx-
modesto who. ms Countess banner, be-
came the m%organatit- wife Of his pre-
decessor on. the throne: He. mas sell
dom. if, indeed. ever, visited iarls
since he succeeded to- the throne, near
ly forty years ago.. and 1t is owing 10
his objection to France that the do"-
ager empress Of Russia. with her TWO
Younger children, the hereditary Hianu
Duke Michael and Grand DUCHESS
Olga. the Princess of Wales ana !,r'hc-
ess Victoria. and the Duke and l'ucli-
ess of Cumberland will foregather next
month at some. place in Italy poss'-
bly San Reno or Sorrento. in order 10
be with him. instead of taking up as
usual, their residence at Nice or AZ
some other point of the French XVI
era for the spring. Indeed. what Win
the absence Of the Russian, Danlsil
and English royalties in the Italian
Riviera. Nice and Cannes threaten TO
be sadly deserted this spring. ! near
that King Christian. though in good
health, is much depressed in spir,ts-
and that it is Oh this account mat MS
three daughters. the czarina mother,
the Duchess of Cumberland aud the
Princess Of Wales have arrange 10
spend the spring with him IN some
bunny cline.
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1Q Far forth|a3d
Tid-Bits Of News o scanAi.s-
VANS.
bR. AsHMEAn AN ALARM1sr.

Danger of Leprosy From, Scandina-
vi3u IGl ',iGraMts.
The following statement by Albert
S. Ashmead. NJ. D.. Of New York city,
in the New York Sun Of .:H". 3, is cal
culated to arouse tie ire CT III. sons Of
Sweden and Norway in America. He
claims that there is grave 5angcr of
the spread of leprosy in this country,
] owing to hmm. zIa:jpn- frou, the Scan
dinavian -co,gy:jtS; AMI wants all i'm
migrants y, .STTan!ineq befor" leaving
their honeF.. Tie following ista quot
alton ftbtifshss- letter to the Srr:
,+S1fs;: Sehwicntenberg fears that
with the American troops in the Phil
fnpiles. lcprus:y may be brought to our
country Size need lrave no: such fca-.
The. history OF Afc World of. leprosy is
against :it::s Leprosy isl only transmit
ted IL onAtountrN from another by i'm
migration, or by troops returning with
captixes or slaves. There is more dan
gen of, leprosy to the people of the
United States from the Norwegians
and Swedes already scattered over
every state in the Iynion than can be
threatening THIS, COUNTRY from. our new
acGuisitiofis-4Fawnii and the Philip
pines. Five s'hundredr thousand Nor
.wegisNs are already here-175,O 600 Of
hem of leprous"' family. These are
scattered over tile. Union. thanks to
Hansen's Norwegian leper law. which
allows lepers and suspected lepers to
be isolated in private homes of Nor
way, and thus give them all facility to
sscape:to the. United States There ara
100000 Swedes i:3Te. also; five OF. these
established in minnesota are lepers;
how many in other states. we do not
yet know. sc
THE leper law enforced in Hawaii is
an international law, at least as far as
Japan and China China are CONCERNED.
These two countries are. for Hawaii.
the only source Of danger. Officers In
the service of Hawaii examine. in Asia
all emigrnnts headed for the islands.
to prevent the starting of itpcrs or sus.
pected lepers. Upon their arrival, the
emigrants are again examined. All
danger Of leprous importation is thus
removed. Had such Il law been en-
fofced in the early '4Os. Hawaii would
now be pure and healthy. for the moe
ulation came from Asia. Hawaii. en-
tering the American Cnlon,. brings
with her the admirable and successful
caution against the importation of lep-
rosy. If congress should adopt this
wise and successful law and apply it
to the United States as a nation: If it
ruled by law it's relations, not only
with japan and China. but also, with
Norway and Sweden. it would operate
20 keep away DR.. Ha,!San's Norwegian
Iepers and leprous families: DR.. Sc
!erholm's Swedish lepers and leprous
families: DIR. Pcterson's Russian lep
ars and leprous families. and even the
1853 Icelandic lepers from Manitoba
and our Dako,as) of Mr.. Ehlcrs of Co.
oenhagen.
1.-The danger to this country does not
lie in Il possible contamination. from
Hawaii or the Philippines. The Ha-
Waiian and Filipino do not think Of
coming here"
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-01-20
AFTER THE ISLANDS.
Negotiations Pending Between Del
mark and the United states.

Negotiations Pending Between Den
mark and the United States.
That negotiations between the United
States ard Denmark regarding the
transfer of the Danish West Indies
are pending. in spite Of the denials
from Washington. cen to be sub
s%tantfated by C. NJ. Koeut, n former
Danish consul at Chicago. Mr.. KOedt
has recently returned from Denmark,
and learned several interesting things.
In an interview this week lie said, in
part: .. -.
II: have just returned from Denmark
and am sure that the Danish minister
In Washington is not in any way con-
aected with the Danish West India
matter. / believe that Col. Clark F..
Carr. formerly minister to Denmark, is
1T the bottom of his.movement.' Mr..
Gron must represents the American
side-the same side that placed him in
The conspicuous position he occupied.
during the presidential campaign. as
the confidential agent of Mark Hanna,
IN, whose employ he has continued ever
since. The Danish ministry is per-
fectly willing to dispose of the islands
to the United States. but Il do not be-
lieve it will receive the support of the
Danish riksdag."
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or Genernl interest.

The Norwegian skater. Lindahl. was
the winner of the silver cup at the in
ternational races at Littleport. Eng.
on Dec. 1G. He appears to be destined,
to take the place held by Alex Pauisen.
w. A.. Kjellman. who introduced
reindeer into Alaska. is home again in
Wisconsin for the winter. He has sew
cradle valuable Claims at Cape Nome
and is not greatly interested in the
reindeer. rs might be suspected.
Olof Jonsson, the Swedish politician,
advises his government to consider tie
union question quietly and with delib-
Grafton. He believes that the the con-
sular ard diplomatic questions should
be acted upon together.
Fritz rhaulow. the famous Norwe-
gian landscape artist, has ben named
by the French government as q mem
Der of The reception jury for the art
works Of those countries who will not
officially participate in the worlds ex-
position this year.
The famous Lutheran singers have
returned to America after a long tour
I'M the Scandinavian countries. Fin
land. Russia. Holland and Germany
Miss Ollie Tcrbett and Messrs. Eric
son. Smith. Schill and Kindlundh are
still members of the organization.
p. III. Anderson. the Swedish mis-
sionary: who was one of tile very first
arrivals at Cape Nome. has presented!
100000 to the Swedish Mission union
to be devoted to spreading the gospel.
This handsome gift will be followed
By others, for Anderson is probably a
million airc by this time. on. soon Will
be.
.Christiania's biggest fire in severaI'
years broke out on Dec. %, in q big
building at Graensen and Aker streets.
Dagsavisen was burned out, several
wholes ale concerns and the quarters Of
Henrik Bull. the architect, which CON
tanned the drawings for the National
theater, the government building and
the historical muscum.A rare and cost
" library was also destroyed. The loss
was about. 100000 kroner, nearly all
covered by insurance.
It is reported that Sweden closed
the fiscal year with a surplus of d.
100000 kroner in the state treasury.
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DANGER OF %IlYNCHING.
Result of an Unprovoked Murder In
=. -. nII1nnR

N
Result of an ~Unprovoked Murder in
!. Petersburg, Ind, Jan. 16. - Frank
Percell and two companions who are
in Jail here are in immediate danger Of
being lynched' on account of the killing
Of William Kiss Of Arthur by Percell
early yesterday. Kiss was returning
home from a party with two young
men ABOUT 2 o'clock when he was met
by Percell and two companions. Per
cell asked if the, party was over and
on being told that it was, drew his re-
,yolver and shot Kiss in the. eye, kill
ing. him instantly. Perceli and his
companions were arrested and hurried
here by the officers to save them from
Hiends Of the victim who threaten to
lynch the murderer.
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vikings in south Africa.

While there are many S~candinavians
fighting on the Boer side in South At
RIGA. there are apparently quite a num-
Der on the British side. as we'll. The
Cape Town SkandinaveE mentions
three Norwegians among those who
fell in the Natal campaign, j. Espe-
lard, of the Durham Light infantry;
Mr.. Schram, OF the Natal Mounted
Rifles, and a Peter Nielsen. These
three were Natal rolonists. and. volun-
teered with the British troops. The
same paper also speaks of a Swede. a
Norwegian and a Dane among the
prisoners captured by the Beers IN
Natal. :.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-01-20
.BAD-s sMoTHERED.

TerribH' revelation for Parents
+, Wheh. They Took on Its Wraps.-
ia Crosse. Wis, Jan. II. Henry
Iimpert, a farmer residing near Reno,
Mimi. started, with his wife and two
m~olths.old baby, for town. where p
baby Vas to be christened. They went
with some of the Milwaukee road sec5
ton me on a handcar. The child~wa4
bundled up in several shawls, as the
day was cold .and stormy. n when
they arrived at their destination'.they
found ;tthee child dead, having been
smothered. The parents were frantic
With grief, and the mother nearly
went insane. .G
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-01-20
ADVANCE.
y ST. -

Association Raiae. Price Ten Cents
Per Thousand. H
Marinette. Wis, Jan. 1G-The ANNUAL
convention Of the Northwestern Cedar
mems association was held here. Over
fifty members from WISCONSIN, Micfis!
gan, Minnesota and Illinois attended.
The"association advanced tRhe~price of
shingles 10 cents a thousand?'!on all
grades. An advance of 10 pei cent
was made in the price Of posts and a
slight 5adEince' was made in poles. The
principal object Of the association is
to make the official price list for the
guidance of it's members.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-01-20
RewS OF Gbe R0rfbweSf
TO SHOOT LocHRpx.
4 Disappointed Litigant Attempts
An .'

-. .f5N. - IT Jan "DD@WASs -. " "H
st. Paul, Jan. 17.-An' attempt was
made to shoot Judge William Lochren,
Of the United States district court,
shortly after noon yesterday. James
WEIGH entered the judges chambers,
and, according to the stories OF: the
judge and his messenger, drew a re-
volver and was only prevented from.
shooting the Judge by the timely inter
ference Of the messenger. WEIGH was
the plaintiff in d damage suit against
the Northern Pacific Railroad com
pany, and on Saturday Judge Loeb
rem directed the jury to return a YER
dict for the defendant. Welch was
angry, and this is supposed to be the
reason for the assault.
WEIGH is now I'M Jail and will be ar
raigEed before United States Commits
sioner Spencer to answer to a charge
Of assault with intent to kill. Welch
denies the assault. and states that he
had no revolver, but a whisk broom
in his hand at the time he is said to
have made the assault.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-01-20
A~LLtt6xv1cTED.

Eisht Men Arrested for. Unlswfaliz,
Selling Liquor. go
Willmar, Mimi, Jan. 17.-During the
past week seven of the eight parties
whose arrests were reported for run
ming '..blind pigs were; tried and con:
.victed, and the ,@eighth. one. Samuel
Stabler, was tried and, convicted yes
terday. All the places'.a are. nov. closed.
Magnuson, Scott and Crandall are
each serving thirty days in Jail; James
and Charles Hacketson pleaded guilty
and paid d fine of. $50 each, and
Kleijer, Schagel and Stabler have 'ap-
pealed their cases to the district court.
which convenes here next week.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-01-20
THREE FEET oEsswA.rER.

ayue Bu.incss Portion, of kendrick IL
Flooded by the Potlache. = i.
Spokane. WASH. Jan. II. A telc-
phone message has been received here
saving the business portion of the
town of Kendrick, Idaho, was urlder'
water, the Potlachs {, river having over s,
to be three feet deep ~ the principal
streets. 1t is now mhd&sible to ges
from Kendrick by telephone o.
telegtapha..a~ The recent .rains . q
warm weather has swollen the rivers
Of Northern Idaho until the banks ars
badly. s0verflowed.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-01-20
Norsk vessel in Trouble

1t was not to be expected that Nor
way, with its merchant, marine; would.
be long in running afoul Of the British
blockade Of the Portuguese port Of
Lourenzo Marquee, and a Norwegian
vessel is Tow at Durham, in the hands
Of the British authorities. The owners
are cited to appear before the prize
court at, Durham, but ~lefrained from
doing SO on the instruction. of the
swedish-Norwegian foreign Office,
which PROPOSES to- take the. seizure. Of
the Norwegian vessel q matter of d.
plomatic Investigation and treatment.
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American Ho.pitality,

"A banquet was rendered to the Off.
GERS of the Norwegian warship Elida
by the Cosmopolitan club of Santiago
de Cuba. On Jan. g.. The club parlors
were handsomely decorated with ma
ticnal embleAas. md the affair was a
success. The Norwegian commander,
In responding to-. the toast. 1.-THE Vik-
lngs,' eulogized Admiral Sampson, and
compared his work with the old-time
vikings OF history. The Norwegians
expressed their recognition Of the
great work. performed by the United
States at Santiago.
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no Go .Wsst..

winoina, Mimi, Jan. IT. Arrange
ments are being made. here by a large
number Of men to. go out West in the
spring and settle: IN Montana; ana
Washington and Western Canada
The;majority ! ef.s the linen are those
who were thrown out of steady YORK
because Of the decrease in lumber
manufacturing operations ~
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-01-20
Amateur Skating Races.

st. Paul. Jan. 16. = The Western
championship meeting of the National
Amateur Skating association will be
held in st. Paul Friday and Saturday,
Feb. 9 and 10. There will be four
events, 500 $500, 5000 and 10000
meters in distance, with gold. silver
and bronze championship emblems ito
first. second and third in each event.
The races will be under the auspices, Of
the ST. Paul Carnival association, and
will be managed by. the Northwestern,
Skating association. /. i i
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suuabble over Moody's Biography.
Chicago. Jan:~16.-The Rev. J. Will
bur Chapman has resigned as vice
president Of the Moody Bible institute
as the result of a controversy as to
who should, write the official. life of
the dead evangelist-himself or Will
Moody. Both claim the biography is
authorized. but MI. Moody says he has
the Endorsement Of the family. Dr..
Chapman is pastor of the Fourth
Presbyterian church of New York.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-01-20
To Abolish Woman Labor.

TO AbOI1Nh WOInHn La DOT
Chicago. Jan. 16.-Womaan labor is to
be abolished i'll all factories where
building material is produced in Chi
cago if a resolution passed by the
building material trades council last
night can be made effective. The res
oldtion provides that each of the Or
CARNATIONS affiliated with the council
demand that a clause be inserted in all
union contracts hereafter specifying
that no women be employed in the
shops. There are now 200 women at
work in the various factories. for the
most lsart. as metal; publishers and buff
ers- and on plumbers supplies. -;
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-01-20
Inatcted Los. of 100000.

Iowa City. Iowa, Jan. is. A Gill
started in the store of Mrs. Hattie ~;
Horne inflicted Il loss of $4,000. L4etiHA
D%elshied..a saleswoman, in attempting
70 light the gas dropped a burning
match in a pile of cotton batting, and
the entire store was q ablaze. The
STOCK, valued at $4,000. ives a total
loss, and the building, owned by: Nv.
P. Coast, was, damaged to the extent
Of $4,000. The fire sprska:4eSad 5?hF'
ing buildings.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-01-20
Mur1NY AMONG PRISONERS.

Inmate. Of a jail 0veTpawer the
Turnkey, ,RRatsFail to Escape.
st. louis Jan. sB.-The prisoners Of
theS:st. >Gla4r ssS:oanfty Jail at: Bellevue
%sERi sse ,ass ;ssStn e.. & s :: fssfa s:
the, turnkey, handcuffed him and took
his revolver andskeys from him. # r.. She
III .Barckol was shot'thfodgh,'t hS: aa1sHa.
ire sheriff; shot Ed Revely. one Of the
prisoners twice. He viii die. 1IIGl
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-01-20
1~Iniunctfu.. Dssselveds

Hudson, Wis. Jan. 14.-Judge Dun.
-widdiesneard arguments in the injunc-
tionncase restraining the county au-
thorities from issuing bonus and, pro:
ceeding with building of the new! court
house, plant at Hudson. NtnAsfe1ns
able arguments were made on" both
sides and at: 5-o'clock the judge dis.
solved the iKjunttion.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-01-20
ALLIANCE TO RESIST EUROPE.

Propo1kd That South American
Countries Prepare for Predicted
Encroachment.
Clay Of Mexico, Jan 16. - There is
much comment in the press regarding
the article in flle London Spectator,
which predicts that some day Europe
will attempt the partition Of South
America, Germany taking Brazil 1t
Is held that the Latin-American ~coun-
tries should join in a league for the
comman.defense. and that If the Unit
ed isuHeHai0fps, making a pan-Ameri-
can allia1lce, IT. should. guarantee ter
iftorial. and political Independence Of
the Itatin-American countries. 3.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-01-20
Kicked hx q Horne

Beaumont. Tex, Jan. 16.-J:: s. Har-
rison, a real estate man Of kansas ans
City, a brother Of ex-President Har1f-
son; was kicked on the head by a
vicious horse here. He was knocked
sepseless and his skull was fractured.
The doctors hope for his recovery.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-01-20
Can Learn From america.

The Experiments by the Norwegian
marine Of using salt meat and pork
prepared in Norway las not. proven
successful. as the product does not
KEEP as long as is desirable. The de-
partmcnt Of defense has requested the
interior department to consider the
qeustion Of what should be done in
Norway to secure sailed meats which
could compete with the American
products with regard TO it's keeping.
qualities.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-01-20
ta Truxtx

New York, Jan. Is. = The board Of
managers Of the Commercial Travel
ers. and Hotel Mems Antitrust league
held a meeting here, Letters were re-
ceiv&d from ex-Gov. William Stone of
Missouri. vice chairman of the Demo-
cratic national committee, and John r.
Mclean, accepting membership.
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DEAL INVOLVES HALF MILLION.

Takes Seasons Product Of Witbeck;
Mills at Marinette, wis. I
Marinette, Wis.,, Jan. 16.-The Per!ey
Lowe Company Of Chicago has pul;I7
chased the seasons cut Of the H. Wit
beck company of. this, city, amounting
to 100000 feet 'Uf' Nlumbet,s shingles
and lath. The. deal involves over half
a million dollars Sdnd lis ffas ":.la1i&eft
made this year.. u
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-01-20
GOODS FREE.

Prqvisions Seized: by the f: British
'G~ovefnment Are Turned Over to
Washington; jan. i6:-.secretary of
State Hay said that the British gov
eminent had released the American
goods on sh2 Dutch vessel Maria. and,
that they We're now in Delagoa bay.
The goods consist of fiodr, and other
provisions which the English authSrf;
ties seized as. contraband of. .wafAd,
tended for the use of the Tfapsyaal
tfoops: This seizure was, paAe. the
subject Of diplomatic discussion be-
tween this. government and Great
BIitain.
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Discharged From West Point.

West Point. n. Y, Jan. 16. = The
academy board has finished its review
of the January examination of the
corps of cadets at the military acad-
envy. The following were found de-
ici9nt and discharged: Second class,
W.: NJ. Cooley, Michigan; W. C. Rus
sell, Illinois: fourth class. C. +. Coury,
Ohio; A. g. Crow. Michigan; C. l..
Lacy, Indiana. Some will. appeal
their cases to the war department.
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killed i'm . Wine.

Butte. Mont. Jan. 16.-Joe Melivitch
and Joseph Maxwell, working. in the
Colsuna-P Parrot mine; were instantly
killed yesterday by the explosion of a
blast that had: .bungxfre. A round of
holes. had: been fired and the men had
returned to clean, uR the debris when
a missed hole went, of. ~
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-01-20
'LuMPY JAW EPIDEMIC
An Entire Herd May Have to BE
Killed.

Black River Falls, Wis, Jan. 1e =
The state veterinary surgeon has been
visiting the farm of II. NJ. Swarthout,
several miles. ,south~>.of here in La
Crosse county. He was called there to
Investigate the severe cases of lumpy
jaw in k&e lSyge stock of cattle ON Mr..
Swarthout's dairy farm. The entire
herd seem to be affected, and there
will be a large number Of them killed.
%hsss .ts %s5s,1;f Sss S: %i'ssf e9 fcs ssss' I!
amdAg the farmsrs,M that vicinity.