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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-08
TOOK SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS
Continued from Second psge.

in his mind, Secretary Cortelyou yester-
day took special precautions. Detectives.
guards and soldiers were employed. Moth
ing that foresight could suggest was omit
ted. and yet the dastardly crime was com
mitted.
1T was warm. many people were mop
ping their brows with their handkerchiefs
and the detectives who were watching
vigilantly for a possible weapon in the
hand OF a would-be assassin had no sus-
picion OF what lay concealed in what ap-
parently was the bandaged hand of CzoI-
gosz.
"All the secret service had been espec-
tally cautioned. 1 desire to have this
statement made public. not only that the
people may understand that the assault
cannot be attributed to carelessness but
also in justice 10 Secretary Cortelyou. who
with a faithfulness and loyalty seldom
paralleled. has striven with all his energy
upon all occasions TO safeguard the life
OF the president
Secretary Cortelyou telegraphed Direc-
tor General Buchanan from Canton 20
make careful police arrangements to pro-
tect the president during his stay and
subsequently wrote him 10 the same ef-
feet. Instead OF two secret service men
who usually accompany the president on
trips OF this character, Secretary Cortel-
you had a third man detailed"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-08
STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York. Sept. wall street was
astir early today with preparations TO
meet the exigencies precipitated upon the
financial world BY the shooting down Of
the president at Buffalo yesterday. rs
London was closed. sll efforts we're con
centrated TO meet the effects which would
converge upon the Mex York stock ex-
change
The news from Buffalo Of the presi-
dents condition tbs morning was con
Ssdered favorable as mitigating the first
imminent probability o. the presidents
death
The announcement by the clearing house
authorities before the market opened that
the Associated Banks Rad the situation
vel IN hard. was the rsxt reassurlnE
factor when the stock market opened
there was a general feeling tnat every
nossibls preparation had ben made 60
provide Tor the sudden emergency. In
grading disaster 70 sr7c<s The nrst guc-
tatiou on the tape vas Canada Selthfr-.
with a drop Of - Then came south
ern Ranroad. ~ l7Ee- than lzst DlEhts
Missouri Pacific followed with a slump
q points ard E-ie. sTs- preferred after
opening OK -. freppsd an extreme 81
ard So 70 ve1t Eitl aiher stocks as
through Tia lE-r The leasing rlilrozd
stocks were the seT-rssc T-1ere-z. the
Grangers. fPecIHcs ard SoattVesi.rrs
showing declines 81 o~sr Be.-ls- Eriisd
States SseeI stocks aoth opf nd vide
nrst s1ies f1r COMMON Being 't stlrfs
ar g. a. compared Uth &H lssf
night and 4ar shares ~ ABE r-sfeTrai
sold 81 e and si1.. compared vlth ess.
at asgnt AualssznzieG Cspps- fsa :
poiats ss.hiz he Erzt 1s~ =l-utes -
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MARKET HIS Q|||EI
Depression Was Not Due 10
Buffalo Tragedy.
WHEAT CLOSED So OFF
Favorable Wea her Conditions
Induce Selling of Corn.
WHEAT CLOSED So OFF

Chicago. Sept The leading specula-
tive markets ruled quiet and slightly low
er today. No material depression OF
prices due 10 the presidents condition
was noticeable. the lower prices level
being due to causes chiefly local. Wheat
closed 5-Sc; corn II aud oats s-Sc lower
for December delivery. Provisions clos
ed but slightly changed.
The usual disposition TO do as little
trading as possible pending the Sunday
holiday was noticeable in the wheat pit.
The opening was easy. December I-4c
to 1-2c lower at 20 5-S87o 7-Sc. under the
influence OF liberal northwest receipts
and lower cables. Covering BY shorts
sent the price TO nc early. But feeling
was bearish and selling for the north
west account Influenced liquidation for
the local account. December declined to
20 1-sGS-Sc. am closed weak 5-Sc lower At
20 1-2c. Primary receipts were $1,000 bush
els compared with l.5iS. 90 bushels last
year. Local receipts were ao2 cars OF
contract grade. Minneapolis and Duluth
reported SO cars. making a total for the
three points OF LIP cars against l.l2l last
year. Seaboard clearances we're $50. GO
bushels.
Favorable weather conditions induced
selling OF corn throughout the curtaiied
session. Private crop reports were bull
lish but the liquidation was too forceful
10 allow OF more than temporary shows
OF hrmness. There was a moderate cash
demand and somewhat free country ac-
ceptances. The only effect OF the presi-
dents condition on the market was SELF
ing for eastern interests. December sold
between 81 5-Sc and 90 sc and closed lie
lower at 81 1-4c- Receipts were So cars.
oats were quiet prices declining with
corn. December ranged between So 1-Sc
GI-4c and 81 81. 1-sc and closed 3-Sc down
at 81 7-Sc.
There was a fair demand for provisions
led by packers. The selling pressure was
quite heavy at one time in sympathy vith
hogs. but the tide was stemmed by local
support and IN eclose whole slightly
lower on the average was fairly steady
January PORK closed 1-2c lower at Sl567is
and lard 21-2c higher at 50 IS and ribs sc
down al SS05 -
Estimated receipts Monday: Wheat,
200; corn 3s5; oats 1s5: hogs 5000
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LIFE SAVED BY SWAMP ROOT.
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Remedy.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-08
STRIKE is UNSETTLED
Agreement PredIcred for Yesterday
RIdn't MatrrlnlIHe.

Pittsburg. Sept. "A settlement Of the
steel workers strike against tho United
states steel corporation was looked Cor
today Il did not materaliEe. but that
IL is near AT hand IS generally conceded
The report that President Schwab had
put atime limit on his proposition 20 the
Amalgamated men was denied IN ofaciai
circles today The only thing that was
not stated IN the proposition was that The
longer the strikers held or from the
peace negotiations the moro Idle mills
would be started and the less union mills
would be found on the list when final
steps were taken TO end tho strggsie.
Every union min that the trust has thus
far started since IN estrike began Is a
remain nou-unlou. Will ethcss sim idls
when the agreement IS reached vii be
allowed 70 remain union and under ANAL
gamated influence
All day the executive board OK ths
Amalcamated association remained ia
session. Shortly before o'clock this
evening President ShaGer came out OF the
meeting and announced with much posi-
tiveuess that nothing would be given out.
The further announcement was that thcrs
had been 10 settlement OF tho strike
From the carncstness OF tho diseuzsion
Of tho board 81 was apparent. however.
that some unusual effort vas bcise made
% reach conclusion ~ the disastrous
struggle and e Is again confidently re-
ported that shafIcr and his board win be
IT, New York Monday morning.
In TIE offices 81 the Carnegie hngdins
q Was said that there was NJ change IN
the strike situation. The officials o. the
companies interested were making every
effort possible 20 start the pla4fa
President shancr said in connection
with ;he talk ~ settlement ~ tne striKe
that there was general impression Eq-
irs abroad that the Anlaigamated aas1-
citation was beaten in this contest This
was far from true. Ed said that Sc did
not regard The outlook e. any mors
changed than before The meeting TO
de1lorr8 Tho story shat had gone ogt thas
the attempted aasassinafion ~ President
Mckinley weoid have Tho effect n hast.
enfng settlement ~ tho sroabie
'rhc soul deed ~ that nan 70 TOO horri-
Die 20 be permitted % cnfer inio any dia-
cussion OF this kind. we ueed no such
incentive % settle our cihcuifiss
Continuing Do said: PRECEDENT Ne
Kluley g. "a great ard good MAJ
could scarceiy believe that any sitsmpt
had been made on his ufe wher I first
heard the news. e seems almost iEnpoa-
sihle that such n man a. ~ Is could havs
any enemy among any sst ~ pssn.f
president Rearer remarks were echoed
ans re-echeed among the rn-u about
Amaigamatsd headquarters during thf
day.
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FARMER IS sugCOED
seven Hundred Dollars or His Money
~aissa by ~hsrper~-

Erld. n. r.. SEPT IA farmer -sne6
Aaron Gray. living rear here. was bar
coed cat q sc ~ three mer = fes
GAYS az1 twe men car1s 81 -. GreE
place and wanted 20 by fis farrl- They
Oh Hot make deaf ~ fhst tire sd
called fle next day sEai.e 81 the sec-
oad vie.t aEefhfr man drove 80 ar1 le-
r11 taking fie tail 1heu - zene "a
rels card trieEs he had rea perf14rssi.
FIe sa1scf the men aaat ID called Three
card Lrsts ana taaIy TIE f31r bsear q
game of cards They plz7s4 aEfiie saat
fof tte gan - tla fal1e tlt finally oae =
re usn aald tlsf ~ w1if zot gay eE-
cept frT Money zhe ca farmer ease e.
tflr city and erez $50 frrm fhe tank ard
vent hack ard beam 7-aFi1g cards e-es
ucrs- The ois ra1 aan fns ragsr
WITH fhe aid q ths othrre. asd sea
large amount ~ raeaeg. The uen ~
rire1 p. io7lET 60 f1sir cots sd . rrs -
tie ne- 81 sl his VianirEH arf taees -
Mr CrErs tuf1 a 70 tE al1 i1
-aT save fas f1sur ~ ler BIT t-E
ere fg arf So thg a r r
lsg ar1 fiF1e ftf F. T tu a
ua1 uaated 81 hF fi f ara a
gfher srsFs s 81 lrt
tl-e-ters t ~
Affs- tun ~ ~ go
t- 1E a1
~ fs tE r $50
- s
- ~ r-rea r C
~ fse -sl 80 a sfettT l@rt eze q
Eaaa age 4asy dzrFe 4 asrFg lszs.
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COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

Attention. L R. X. Of p Regular
meeting at armory Tuesday evening, Sep
TENDER 10, at s p. m.
Sanfords ban dwin give their regular
Sunday concert this afternoon in North
Riverside park at $50.
The Select Knights and ladies win give
q social next Wednesday night, Septem-
Der II. az Is South Main street, TO which
all members are requested 10 come and
bring your friends with you
The ladies Of the West Side Presbyte-
Ran church viii give q luncheon AZ the
home OF Mrs. ". o. Van Arsd2le. corner
OF Fern and University avenue, WedDes-
day afternoon. September 1lth. from ; 70
p. n. \ cordial invitation is extended
to all their friends 10 come. bring your
fancy-work with you and enjoy a sociable
time
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LIVE CROCK MARKETS,
CHICAGO.

Chicago. Sept. 7.-Cattle-Receipts, 500;
nominally steady; good to prime steers.
stockers and feeders 2.25q4. 9; cows. s.. IS
al. 70; heifers s.. 40ll5.O0; Gamers, 81 5o9
2.S5 bulls, y. 1904. 70; calves, $3.O506-55;
Texas fed steers, S4.10Q5-25; Texas grass
5.25.
Hogs-Receipts. 1900: Monday. 5000 es-
timated; left over, 3.l25; market to JOG
lower top, $3.50; mixed and butchers,
$. 95Q6.S5; good to choice heavy, S.. 900
6 80: rough heavy. S5.95d6.35; light, S5.90
d6. %; bulk of sales, Sc. 25l6.75.
Sheep-Receipts. 1850; market STEADY;
good to choice wethers g. 65G4.2o; fair to
choice mixed, s.. 30ei3.70; western sheep,
s. .25G3.9 native lambs, s.. o0q4.S So; west
ern lambs $4.0004. %
Kansas City.
Kansas City. Sept 7.-Cattle--Receipts
zoo; compared with last week the market
is generally steady; choice export and
dressed beef steers, S5-50d5.S0, fair TO
good. 81 6Sd 40: stockers and feeders,
8. 50df. 10; western fed steers, 4.50G5. 70;
western range steers s.. Z5G4 %: Texans
and Indians. 81. 1903. s.; Texas cows. s.. .
a. 50; native COWS 50. 5ofi4 10; heifers, 81. %
as; Gamers, 81 .5ede.04; bulls g 25n
As: calves. $500. SO. Receipts for the
week, 5000; last week, $500
Hogs-Receipts, 200, market STEADY az
Fridays close; top. So bulk. $500
6 80; heavy, $500 mixed packers, IS 9lFf
ESQ. light. Sc. 0006 40; pigs. s4.20a5. 50. Re
ceipts for the week. $500; last week
Sheep-Receipts. co. Compared with a
week ago, lambs are p to 49c lower;
sheep steady: lambs. S3.5oG4.50; native
Wethers. s. 25ff3 e.. western wethers- 8. 10
G3. %: ewes, S2.5Od3.15; stockers and feed
ers 81 O0fi3 %. Receipts for the week,
-, 800; last week, N.20o.
ST. Louis
St Louis. Sept. -Cattle-Receipts, 200;
market steady; native steers, g. o036 80 I;
stockers and feeders, S2.2oG4- 90; cows and
heifers - .00d4.65 Texas and Indian
steers, g. Gozl4. %; cows and heifers. s2.0of
9 20
Hogs-Receipts. 100: market steady;
pigs and lights. s. 50G6 81; packers. s. 60
a6 80: butchers. g. S567.c0.
SEeep-Receipts, 90. market strong na-
tive muttons, S.0eq5-S5' lambs, A--Sd DO
ST. Joseph.
St Joseph. Sept 7.-Cattle-Receipts.
COO; market weak. natives. 2-l5'q5-ooi
cows and heifers, S1.00Gs $: bulls and
stays. S2.00af 80; stockers and feeders,
= .00ff3. %. veais. 3 25fl5.l5.
HoC=Receipts. 400. market steady +.
light and light mixed. S. 15u6. =; medium
and heavy. s5.35Q6.65; pigs. '-5eqs on;
sheep-Receipts. so; market steady to
strong
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SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

Pat Rogers. Of Pond Creek. was the
first shipper to reach the $3.50 mark. with
a full car load of hogs. Oklahoma al
ways gets to the front.
The Bank of Whitewater sent in car
of hogs yesterday.
E. W Johnston, of Pond Creek. furnish
ed a car Of hogs fer the market yester-
day
Charley Sharp, buyer for the Cddahy
California packing house, sent out three
cars Of hogs yesterday. 1t is long
way to ship live hogs, but the people on
the Pacific slope must have fresh pork
from Kansas
The new Cudahy ice plant is nearing
completion. The new blacksmith shop is
also incIosed. If John CUdahy keeps up
his pace he viii soon have the largest
hacking house in the west
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-08

The scenic Ifas ~ the word" rs
Denver & RIO Cranfs Railroad. oTsrs %
tourists 81 Colora63. Utah and Hev
Mexico the choicest resorts. sns q ths
traus-contireufal Traveller ths graufest
eceurrv Two separate ard siafi1ct
routes Through fhe Rocky Mountains. al
through tickets available va eifner. IN
direct uns to Cripple creek. ne greatest
rola csrnn On earn. Double daily trals
service u.fh t.lroueh P1iiman paiBcs ard
fosrist sieeping cars between Denver san
Fraucirco and Ice Angeles. ard Denver
and Portland TIE best iius q Utah,
idaho. Moutana. Oregon ARD Waah3nsi9a
via fha "Orfea Dat~eaF." write = f.
Hooper. g. y. a. p. A.. Denver. CaicTaeo-
gsr nlssfrafea eesrsiutiFs pauT hirfs.
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THE WEATHER.


Wichita Kan. sept :, 1901
During the past = hours the tempera-
ture has been from g q 81 range II
=. with q mean temperature of 81. with
light southeast wind until night. wen IL
changed 10 northeast. partly cloudy
weather IN the forenoon and cioU1y 3D. the
afternoon. Relative hum lditF ~ D.. DC
* per cent. which IS somewhat higher
than heretofore
averaged e which IS degrees = fsr
warmer than the normal ard ths ralnfan
has been Il inch. which 81 almost ha5l
an inch Itss tnan IN normal
Since Jaauars Isl ths raiulGl has been
"a inches less rhan The usral amount
while Tor the same tine the EcC1u1u -
excess IN temperature = sss degrees. ~
about deErees daily warmer thar the
normal FRED L JOHNSON.
Obss-Fsr.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-08

first sales Of 5.40o shares. Ten thousand
shares each OF Southern Pacific, Union
Pacific and Erie were the first sales re-
corder on the tape. Influence Of the sup
porting orders in the market made itself
quickly felt, and there were immediate
rallies of from l 10 points. Very heavy
blocks kept coming out. however. and
the market maintained ;ts feverish and
excited tone.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-08

The busiest and Tnightiest httle Ting
that ever was made is Dr. Kings New
Life Pills. These pills change weakness
into strength. iistlenessness into energy.
brsin-fas into mental power They're
wonderful IN building I'D the health
Only sc per box Sold By C. Gehri1g's
ri,nr-r,al,r
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kanaas City.

Kansas Citr. NO.. SEPT. 7ffios~ -
Wheat September. &C.. December. csc.
Nay nUzfc Csrh $50. 2 hard. 60 4
CSC $50 o Ee- SO res se1f~
ferr-ScIffa sllfr Hfsc Irceu 1fr, 9
ETC. SO white. s4itr.
O8ts-<o white s.a7c
Hay-caoice Timothy. s., q. esoice przl-
re 81 &C.
Bauef-creamsry. isza1sc: fancy dairy
EEgs-Freab. 1870.
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EDISON SENDS X-RAY
Presidents Secretary Telephones TO
the Inventor for One,

the Inventor for One,
New York Sept. AT the telephone
request Of Secretary Cortelyou Thomas A.
Edison this evening shipped by the $50
o'clock Delaware, Lackawanna and West
ern train, an X-ray apparatus to be used
to locate the bullet remaining in President
McKinleys body. The train is due I'm al
Buffalo at o'clock. DR.. Knoll. superin-
tendent Of the house Of relief in this city.
who is an expert in the use OF the APP
paratus, and several of Mr.. Edison's as
sistants were on the train.
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COTTON MARKET.

New York. Sept. THE market Tor cot
tor f-,t1lrFs oTe1ed week with prices 3
20 II points lower. under spu~t OF tocaI
and outside liquidation ana temporary
absence of buyers dre IN part 70 tLe
shoes received in che news from buitaio
aaG ID part 70 bee rish Liverpool cables
The market closed quiet ana steady, net
{ t. points lower.
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SPECIAL lITANY SERVICE
New York Praying for the Recovery
of the President.

of the President.
New York. Sept. IA special lltany ser
vice was held in st Pauls chapel az noon
today. at which prayers for the recovery
Of the president were offered st. Pauls
chapel is where George Washington. while
president. worshipped from 17ss to 1871.
Mayor Van Wyck today issued a procla-
nation urging upon the people OF New
York City 20 meet IN their accustomed
places Of worship tomorrow and join IN
prayer for the presidents recovery.
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which has not been returned 20 the sta
Die. The team was two bay horses,
hitched 70 a vehicle with rcd running
gears and brown seat with brown trina
mings
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15-day tickets for N3o0 via Nickel
Plate Road. 2O-day tickets 1850 Low
est rates 10 all eastern points. John Y.
Callahan. General Agent. III Adams
street, Chicago. City ticket Office III
Adams street, Chicago.
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CAsH oT0TATI0NA

F'lour-Afarket STEADY.
Wheat-No. spring. 675.0esc. No. ? red.
6ea 07Oitc
Corn-No. .. $50. No. . yellow. 5sG5si8c
C1ats-Nv q Gf13fzic; 30. white. s5i
T3-c. $50. white. 3ta3lc.
Hyc-So .. 55c-
Barlcf-Fair 20 choice mating EEG5sc.
Flax sccd-No. 4. Size. 80. ] northwest
ern 81 f'ik
Timothy seedprime s. Al
Pork Mess per Dbl. 81 f5r $40
Lard-Per lo1 lbs. 81 HlN9
Short rio sides (iooaei g. f517 GO; dr.
sailed shoulders fboxefl. 1isfGisc. short
clear sides tboxed). s. .05flq -.
Xyhisisy-Basis n high winfs. g 90
Cfover-Coutract rradr s. co.
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SALES.
Cattle


The cattle market was 10 to Is cents
lower yesterday on all common stuff.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES
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WOOL MARKET.

s. Louis, Sept. Wool market steady;
territory and western medium, 1fal6lzc;
fine il Ql51zc: coarse, 124Isc-
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plish any such result. The advan-
tage gained by a long course of
these drugs IS only temporary and
short-lived.
No wonder, then, the blood
poison victim grows respondent
and abandons hope when, after tax
ing mercury and potash long and
regularly, and having followed to
the letter his physicians instruc-
tons, he sees the old disease return
ing, bringing many newand strange
symptoms, and, in spite of medical
skill and in defiance of all human
efforts, the body is soon covered
with a mass Of pustular sores and
copper-colored spots. The mem
branes of the mouth, tongue and
throat thicken and ulcerate, glands
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NJ e ry q nd
Potash. holding
out false hopes
Of a cure, lie a q
the unfortunate
victim INTO a
1nire Of darkest
q e S p ir a IA q
doubt. - - II


the reof
ruined digestion and
odandsv
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sz.cssl scvr price az q Gre frsisst eAa-ses tbs
lSks SIS las. sad freigh- Vii ascrexc s&ac
s. s for ssch so niles TIE n gassi prctact q
tte stove msSsrs ar. Withcat eQa<l ~ AnT
price sod drecf 70 user aeort oas hslt Re price
Quoted b. ecsl dsaierA Cstaiogze Ne IS 81 hoes.
slGch Ids top s<soS duplex gates Ter coal "a Wco4-
iAr-e Gre box Aad bald ssA pan Our rA,zes Hre
made with solid vsfs q itxusEs ssft ceS role4
sssei VIA heavy asbestos nfn eokTt. sis =. thck.
re lsfsss q design sne up data elegantly Ssiaed
He's IS q i'st - o1r ranget'
No. 1872 sole range oysa ~ I 81 -
No 1872 hole range. over 1<xfes
high shelf 9A18
No. 1870 hole raExs, ewes iaxts 1871
Ne. 1876 hole ra4as. ewes I5xis
kizh shelf so-JS
- 1866 hole range, even fszts
birn closet Sszs
Ne. fSz-o hele raEge, escn tox1s
closet ara reservoir eo.1o
hirS efoset 7s6Y
We gaarsztse them ia svsry maa1fr r1ape aad forsa
AT stsvcs shipped direct non ths factcrT a -
Lsuls except for this city aod aeas ~ tS~as. =
Which add a2-53 for freiEAA Se1d tH stoFs esta
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