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Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-03-07
News Notes.

Tax payments In January Of this
year netted La Moure county $4,000
more than in January, 1900.
A meeting will be held by the busi-
ness men of Paramount for the purpose
of making arrangements to build a
cooperative creamery.
George Unger. former resident of
Wahpeton, was accidently killed while
decking" logs at Swan River.
The postoffice at Brookland. Sarge
ant county has been discontinued.
Mail will be sent to Cogswell.
The state has $3.50, 600 worth of Irvine
at the Irvine plant. ready for the crop
of 1901.
Down at Walcott a telegram was re-
ceived that lady who had been away
L would arrive home certain day. Her
friends misconstrued the message and
thought she was dead and met the
train with a hearse. The lady pre-
ferred to walk.
Fire at Paramount destroyed four
business houses causing loss of S12,-
600.
The Ratchet idea is spreading. A
colored lady in Fargo assaulted man
who had offended her. and she used
the weapon which George Washington
and Mrs. Nation have made famous.
New creamcries are to be established
at Merricourt and Fullerton. Dickey
county and Harlem, Sargent county.
A postof6ce has been established in
Rolette county, and named Bachelor.
The ladies of Sanborn have organ
lied q Myosotis club for mutual inn
q provement and culture.
Charles Koonz used cancelled stamps
and will pay fine of 500 or go to the
Ramsey county Jail
"A meeting of the stock holders Of the
Morton county fair association will be
held March 18th to elect officers and
directors whose terms have expired.
Some miscreants wrote an anonym-
Gus letter to Rev. Dieter. pastor Of a
German church near Enderlin. threat
B ening to burn his house and do him
other violence if he did not leave the
country Immediately.
Leeds will vote on $4,000 school
house proposition March 10.
Stutsman county farmers will plant
more corn than usual this season.
o. T. Lowen was appointed post
master at Sogan. Nelson county.
Some of the Pembina county farmers
It's said, were not aware that there
was special tax against their lands
for the Leyden ditch until they were
to put up from $50 to $40 for each asked
quarter section affected.
North Dakota will be corn state
yet. Every year larger acreage is
planted. and the crop is growing in
popularity.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-03-07

Men do not begin to save money until
they have married, and women do not begin
till they have given up all hope of marry.
ing.-Atchison Globe
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-03-07
A Big Deal.

A deal has been consummated by
which Andrew Veitch, prosperous
farmer of Mekinock, has purchased
what is known as the Roach farm.
consisting of $40 acres, situated in
Avon township in Grand Forks. The
deal is one of the largest which has
taken place in that vicinity for many
months. The property was sold by
q w. A. Gordon, receiver OF the First
National bank of Larimore.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-03-07
TCH Nc
Burning ScaIy
0 Rs
Complete External and
Internal Treatment
(qtiCuTa
The SET SIPS
c..4. - rrrrv~r,na cnAN - $500, 49,

Consisting Of CUTlCURA SOAP TO cleanse the
skin Of crustS and scales, and soften the thick
cned cuticle, CUTlCURA OINTMENT to instantly
allay itching, irritation, and inflammation, and
Soothe and heal, and CUTICURA RESOLVENT
to cool and cleanse the blood, and expel humOr
germs. ASINGLE SET is often sufficient to cure
the most torturing, disflguring skin, scalp, and
blood humors, rashes, itchings, and lrltations,
with loss Of hair, when the best physicians,
and all other remedies fail.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-03-07

The revolutions contained an unQUMT-
fed demand that the Circuit bill .e put
President Boardman, Of the com,.ercia,
Club, on behalf of the club, presented
to President George e. Haskell and Sec
rotary E. Sundendorf, of the buttermak-
chairs a. memento Of st. Paul indus
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-04-08
Sssss@ ECHRlSTIAN CHURCH.

The Easter services at the Christian
Church yesterday morning We're not
according to program, on account of
the illness of Rev A E Cory. the
popular young pastor of the church
Mr.. Cory had expected to be able to
be with his congregation on the Easter
morn, but he was compelled to remain
at home, and upon a few hours notice
the Rev Mr.. Azbill was substituted.
He made a few impromptu remarks on
text upon which Mr.. Cory had found
ed his sermon. and which had pre-
Vioulv- been announced as the Easter
subject The Accusations Against
Christ"
Mr.. Azbill explained his sudden call
to the pulpit, and said that he did not
feel at liberty to turn away from the
theme that had been given out, and
that he would simply speak briefly
from a few suggestions that had come
to him, and from a hasty considera-
ton of the text.
The accusations against Christ,
said he, "or to be exact in the quota
ton of Brother Cory's text, The Sins
of, or Accusations of Sin, Against
Christ, is a subject upon which we
may dwell long and never entirely
comprehend. 1 think it was the
thought of Brother Cory, and 1t is the
thought that comes to me- that the
sins of Christ is a term that can
rightly be applied to the great Sinless
One, in one sense of the word; it was
not that the Savior sinned, put that
to the world He seemed to sin, and the
Sins of Christ as a text means the
acts of Christ which were sins from
the view point of the world
With these words of Introduction Mr..
Azbiu went on to explain the con-
dition of the world at the time of the
life of Christ; that without the cere-
mony of ordination it was deemed the
height of presumption and a sacrilege
to preach to the people, and that this
was lust the thing that Jesus did; it
was a time of the rule or autocrats,
and no one from the laboring class
might hope to be ordained or permit
ted to preach; Jesus came from his
shop and shavings, and from working
at the humble trade of carpenter,
and preached to the people. These
things We're at that time outrages
against the existing customs and prac-
tees, and called forth the animus and
hatred of those in power, and Of the
priests. This, though Jesus spoke only
the truth, and lived only among hum
bic people, was. according to the
worlds view point a sin, and when
his preaching stirred UP the people
and he had healed the sick and made
the blind to see, the world was horri-
ned that he, an unordained carpenter
should dare to call himself the Son
of God; they arrested him and bound
him, upon the charge of bIasphemy
From this point Mr.. AzbiIi followed the
life of the Savior through his trials
before the Jewish courts, the fndigni-
ties heaped upon him, and the court
of Plate, who, to escape the RESPONSE
bility of the death of one whom he
deemed 3 just man, sent him back to
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-04-08
KAWAIAHAO CHURCH

AT Kawaiahao Church Easter was
served in the Sunday School ny :.
to a large number of scholars VIM
not missed a Sunday the year p
very pretty iron star, and pIac'H7
names upon the Sunday Schooi
honor. In the morning service re,
II. Parker spoke Of the resurTe.. no
administered communion. A h-- -.cs
young men and women wee r,
into church membership. MT s,,.5r
Robinson. who so tastefully
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-04-08
WHITNEY & MARSH. Ltd.

above every king; a lord above ear
jlordS-but more than kingsnlp,
came forth the Savior of men.
remarkable life is comprehend
when we view him at the threshoI
the open tomb-our Savior.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-04-08
NO TWO HATS ALIKE.

All have but point in common namely the dash
the style uniqueness above all other
n Honolulu.
all In all, there has been Millinery
display fraught the feminine heart
that coque ttishness of a lovely hat
Bring your with you.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-04-08
after Easter Bargains

To OF
OF
No better than
supplied yo
to
lots onlylots be
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-04-08
OUR SPRING MILLINERY

This would not be the NJ. E. KILLEAN CO, LTD,
not only all outside but all our
own previous show ings in way of Millinery
is marked We have
brought greatest Fashion centers; smart
bright UNIQUE full of color, richness.
among dressed in the world They set the
stamp of their appreciation upon the NJ. E. KILLEAN
CO. LTD, Millinery.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-04-08
THE SPECIAL
SERVICES ON
EASTER SUNDAY

CONTINUED from Page -
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CONTINUED on Page 81
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-16
THE RICE MARKET.
Free Operations Have Brought a Buoyant
FEELING.


Now Yor,, son+on,bor "a nan rolr,o.o,g
60 -, '"'- Ian i"'""Se
SONS say: me market at this point
moves along with former spirit. everything
finds ready sale and host selections only
ai,..t,, ,
V"'"ih"ul' .! purchasing IN uh''hce OF ar
rival The hating and hesltnnt seem to
have gotten inspiration from tho moro onti
mIsttc and ,,ndnr ,t,a o,,,rrat ,,.i,,,,,,,,,.,s
uh'S'i'' anu unuer 'ne S'h'ral Willingness
10 operate freely There Is buoyancy rare
ly experienced at this period The idea
Of to,,o,. ,,rt, b, ,,,,,, ,i,,,.,.,,l, o.. ~, =
VI 'o",' p'''," n"S "''h "paHuoneu l"r inc
moment; IN fact, marked recession is no
longer included in the list If possihuitios
Excentinp,I con,Iiti,,r. ,,,.,f,.ai,,. 49,. IT,
V'"''''''"' no' III
many a year mas crop entered under
such favorable auspices. the old crop ont
of tho v,,.. stools l,.orcr,,,,, ,I,, ,.,,,,,+r,.
-. ~ NJ -'''"' 'iIc country
h'eTalE next TO nothing; financial situation
III Iprto Hlco vastly different from last
lcNr' SO that II VIII he n steady liberal
patron, a shortened supply and cNtraordl-
nary prices IN potatoes which can hardly
lNll 70 attarct ENLARGED attention TO rice.
eSpef,iihiiF IN view OF ms containing more
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-16

an courts And this. / undertake 70 say
Is a prime cause and an absolute unglard
% our own dear homes aud while ! charge
the enactment Of those laws to he made
by political asplrnnts, ! do not blame our
executives for undertaking to enforce incn.
l deprecate the law and stand ready WIN
any six good citizens OF the state OF texas
TO ayeDgc rape outraPsA " Whatsoever
manner the relative of the injured party
snail say 1t must be done. be u hanging
Shooting, burning by cumbustihlc matters,
or BY. as | have suggested, a SLOW drop
by drop OF nitric acid. 'uld ! further IN
durse Inc fact that / will stay with any
one ~ these six citizens ana stand hohy.
guard over the hcuh and see that ne y not
relieved from his suffering until death 'hns
come t0 his relief II II I've through period
~ -four years ~ drop by drop from the
ncid. Now. appealing TO the people OF
ICEas which presume have the feehhss
OF Southern hcart, aud undertake to say
KNOW the disposition OF the negro ASK
AZ II Is not Il fact thar the great militia
howl over one Of them, under our present
statutory law that makes Vengeance cap,
tai punishment. rs not great incentive anu
tho probable cause Of the increase OF Nlo
leicc as urged by Mr.. White. causing rape
acts 70 exceed their former record since
the burning of Smith at Paris; TeNasf very
respectfully, Il. Iampuell'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-16
POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE.


Heherm Garcia Vecz' Inspector general
o. prison. at Havana, who is a son Of the
/ lHin"uS General Garcia. IL in Boston ex.
an'wl@ tine various methods NJ prison goy.
'tmeh'
S'rn lir0n. th" explorer, reached Clark.
Ahf In the heart of Chiul last Aprl
without hearing of the tronolc, In the
''-'ou part of the empire. He found tho
Chinese polite and ohlleng
Albert l.. Kclly. who dicl iu Fulton. y.
Y. the other day was tac lasr direct
descendant of the fgmous Thmmps Kelly.
who was driven from ireland during the
l'lislou prosecutions of 1879
Go.rruor urman of Colorado Is one NJ
tue best SLOTS IN that state ana has a
reelection of trophies won on hunting trims
Into the Rockies which can Ore cuulIcd br
bul few in this country
Prof o. +. philips OF the Northern Clr-
fmna museum representing the hurclu of
American ctmology IS in the Pueblo rr-
glnu who're he l. ohthrung mo!ol pictures
Illustrating the industries ceremonies aud
domestic customs Of tac Pueblo people.
camille SantSawa thr Fronch com.
poser. has been nmdc kulent OF tho Cor
mau order Pour DE- Mcrltr for his services
to art through hi. contributions to must
cal literature. 1ha rcrogn'lion of French
artist TO- Gcmony has given great salts
fa"nop Ia France.
Gisaou w. A ChWllca has b,c1 ta.kng
20 The ST. Louis southern Methodist miyls.
t,'> on the higher criticism aud the ton
dcnry .o rirllism no ,ar church. He dep
Iccntc, special ma teal programs and
paid churs 0ui solo.sts Tho higher crlti.
clsm, he declares insials on Al sort OF
rolk' dot revelations"
4 memorial tahrt has recently hcen
p,acca by the BcrIu branrh Of the German
Assoc alton 90 Engineers ON the house In
beioorn whore Robert Mayer, vino nrst
announced the law of conservation OF
ehtlgy, Was born In lSli.
40 the present generation of music lovers
Inc name OF Christine Nilsson ls ia the
h"ur' OF 4 tradition Nine. Nilsson to-
ahl Us hetler known as the Countess de
M''''I ua' ll'f birthday occurred on
N'snSt o. Wh'p sue was o.. Her hrst ap-
re'''.''r WIS uluuS ~ l''"'on IN lsO', MA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-16
HOUSTON, MONDAY, SEPT. 10. io0t
TRYING TO DODGE.

uor- ,tost ,,.,1,,,,.. ,.,,.l..,.y.. ,.r .yl
tNH .LAl u WAS inspired 't t't''N
f.arilis' Yet. ON thc dny tho president
,,st. .bot IT.r, Nl,.,.s u,r.- fla. Fr.i-
h''l' contained the l"!''"lHS on IT'S 't'-
faHal page:
llmunity can only he aimed to 10
nWaE with all Kind. ~ murder amt Sd
=, Ib.,- 'rI !1 i5[, y,I1 ii'u1',nir, We
;1a weapon uul naruay tug uurlorer or
iAo murderer. " mur'rr J., permitted
'itt.l n,,nI ,,t'.,,,''...iin. ,,.I.
VIC practice tho dys.rn.tl'u of tlp mur-
Gcrers Joy profession or DO, grace 81 GoI."
Questioned a- T." tlr motives fhat
prompted MIN TO attempt The presidents
ihc Nze.Eo~z replied tltt Doe lld harE
set anre ny thp teachings uul writings ~
Emma Go.dmuL lle expressed ae n.'lcf
yhat amy man who arocptrI the presidency
Is q foe 10 tin. romluat, p..pI.. IuI r.pr,.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-16
Mississippi Cotton Crop.

To the Editor Of The Post
Meridian, Miss September II. Since
my last letter Of August ~. a further 20
torioration Of the crop hns taken place I'm
Western Alabama, East, Central and North
Mississippi This has been caused hy rust
shedding, and holl worms which have
spread to such an aluFmlng extent as to
cause more general and pronounced com.
plants than ever before heard
The writer does not recall the time when
such a Immunity Of opinion has been eX-
pr, ssed Of the Wide spread damage and
In the la9t three weeks Many fields uuon
close examination, show a remarkably
snnll plant practically dead, every holl
rpon the stalk open and being matured
before having attained its usual growth
aud size. The only fields presenting n
favorable appearance are the very late
ones and In all Of these there Is n no.
tice0hle absence Of blooms
10 expect any yield OF Conse luenca from
fields win require IA very late frost ma
the most favorable conditions for gather.
Ing. IL Is safe and conservative 10 snv
in view Of the above facts, that the oron
today Is not within - per cent OF what II
promised twenty DAYS ago.
Tho writer considers such opinions as
have hcsn expressed recently. that Hssiss
ippl would produce her record crop ns
absurd In the extreme. With no killing
frost until very late, and continued good
weather until December or Janunrv N
might be possible to secure a Weld -
100000 bales; on the other hand, the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-16
sMlTHHWLLE NEWS NOTES.
Conviction Followed Quickly on Com
mission of Crime.


mission of Crime.
Smlthyillc, Texas, September 14.-Fltz-
hugh Taylor, the 4-year-od son of Tom
TAYLOR, residing about three miles from
town, has been dangerously IN the past
few days with a severe case OF diphtherla
city Health officer Dr. w. Il. T.. rholnp-
son mas the case in charge aud reports
the little fellow convalescing and that
mere is no danger of the disease spread
Little Misses Maye Brooks and Bentrlx
ShndbOlt gave birthday pnrtIcS 10 t6nI~
many little friends, tho former Wpdnes.
uu{ ana the latter Monday Of this week.
Jphn Lewis colored, who spent five years
III the penitentlary and who has been barx
only about one YEAR and a half IN aroin
IN the tolls OF the law few DAYS ago
while at work In the Shadholt rooming
mousse carrying out slup buckets, "swipedH
y purse containing $50 belonging to a drum
met lie was arrested ana carried 10 Rns-
lrop where Vs. pleaded guilty before the
vhhuutg lWlge lnd was given 2OO days on
MISS Fraukye Lecper OF this place has
accepted n position as assistant tencher In
inc IangleWood public school over In Lee
!, Mcssrs. Benno Marburger ana Milton
hlsnop nave gone 70 Bryan To attend the
AkIleultnrai ahd Mechanical college.
mrs z r. Collins has gone tu' Green
VIE and Mrs j. X. Duev has none 10
81 Louis to spend O few days.
eluer II, i Bunce, Christian preacher.
t p aSfsi ~ mn, 70 big revival at Licking,
Miss Bessie Kegans has returned 10 Hons.
fon AFTER I'VE weeks visit here.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-16
A Parallel.

To the Editor of The Post
Tho sense Of sympathy and resentment
sympathy for a prosecuted man and re-
sentiment aglnst the military tribunal that
tried hm-that swept ana stirred the
hearts Of the civilized world two or three
years ago. has not passed into the for
gotten hygone. Pending the eve Of the
investigation by the naval commission into
the character and charges dishonoring to
high officer Of the United States navy,
many incidents remind MS mpleasanty Of
tho vindictlyr unlmuS of the tribunal that
sought the unloing OF Drcyfus when TIE
anti semitic blood Of France was he9tcd
TO frenzy ana the official verdict lore
gone hat, because the good name and
honor Of the French military brpnu was
NJ issue, aud must be indicated. even
though one man hc damned with rs the
navy department has not only coustitu.ci
user correspondent with Sampson ana
MHclny in the Infamous charges against
the hero Of Santiago but has boidlr
sought TO bring to it's aid the government
Itself In tho DrcyfuS trial all the Judges
and jurors of that famous court mar.ial
shamulrsslv made themselves prose nj ~
less than trial of Commodore Schlcy. the
acting secretary of the navy with his
close advisers, have worn no two faces
hnt nave Developed into q plain inqul>itlon
IT." honor Of the navy Is nc h1r. las exec
ut!Nc head must not he impedchCl nor
dlscredltcd. let what may come ia Srhlcy
How far II Will dare go I'm the prosecution
or itS desperate designs, rema,ns to he
Christian world was reused TO protest
against the iniquhy of the methods lv
which Dreyfus was tried, So bv the same
token fair play ana clean hands viii hc
commanded OF our court Of inqu'rr. Let
them no. forget the lessons OF The Dreyius
NaN'o j. II. g.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-16


Roosevelt has started out well.
There Is considerable difference between
an Investigation made for the purp OF
obtaining material to give color 10 nnwar-
ranted charges Of mafcnsancc and AN IN
yestigation made Tor the purpose Of dis
covering how the public service MAY be
Improved. u wus ON the presumption that
Messrs. Henderson. Terrell and Kennedy
have the latter purpose I'm view that The
Post approved Of their resolution provid
ing for the appointment Of a legislative
committee TO thoroughly review the state
departments ana institutions.
Cleveland CohioD was severely g. \. R.d.
There seems to be method In the modne IS
Of anarchy In London. where anarchists
are permitted 10 rave aud ulot tn UNDER
standing anung them Is thar there shnll
he no violence done 10 English rulers Lon
don Is the only ASYLUM lift Them 90 Eu-
rope and they do NOT want TO De driven
ont Of It,
Howison has been eXcu Ell but MOT f'r-
ptyeH
Ttr umc ciy,n the Bocrs by Lord iIica-
eur 10 camr TO au1 surrender expired yes-
toriuy. lut mo- news has hrcn received OF
general nu-tc go the par of tire Trans
vaalc,s TO qu, IRE Geld on thc contrary,
fhcs srcn moro determined tJan Ger to
tight ou untN the war ends fer Lack OF
waui,s
rtoso Pels thaf the poner arn a-,cf en-
TO DE feeling hlac
Th. Sorth Americon Interpretation or the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-16

Proprietor of private lS' nase. II
is an extremely palniu. u cas- %,
that he burned 5000 fee. - ,sod hlg. =,
0nd the company only ed from "
He has never reeos.ti,
and, fear. never WI"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-16
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE



Houston. Texas, September 1.-THE sun
day Post of September 3 contained letter
written by MIR. j, j. pustorlza IN which
ne presents line of argunrny against
tax on Texas oil In this article | shall
cndcavor To answer the essential points
ia what the gentleman considers IN In
conference.-the chain oI reason | do not
pretend IT, have made any deep study az
the question, aud merely present the facts
at hand In REGULATIONS OF thc points urged
against The Oh tax
IN answer 20 the gcntiemins first argu-
mcnt, ! want to say that his bold and ua
substantial assertion. that the imposition
Of q tax ON oh Is wrong in principle. class
legislation ana double taxat.ol, is a qucs-
i,,. Ssne statement Ia us crulcst form.
Sucn statement with no osritnation cnu
not De recognized as argument. Uf course
II tax ON oil was utterly contrary to|
principle there Is NO further need of argu
ncnt, and the essential thing for tne
writer to do is TO back his statement. As
go Tie legislation that was proposed and
defeated, being class legislation aud douDle
tuNaton, Is q point thar must ht sIoWh:
aud 1 unl cOnndnnt that the sehucmdA
would Doe taxed beyond his resources dh
hc tndcuYcr To- establish tic point in qlcs-
ri.n .Ur.,.b. do,n,. ,,i l,J 1,. r.f,lpt.b
Ii'' p"'H'' "' ""i'u ne '"bil"ile' WIN
tile m.hi,m that tlcre arg all c.issas and
LblI. of eie.. Ir,ter,t am II, ,, .ousiBcrrd
ANA the greatest difference oi opinion cN
list, as TO wae;.ei cerin.n kinds oi class
Us E.s.lf on are uot only Just but are c1usu-
t.t... .4s uv.D. b., casc lr u9iur 81, luut oi
Ilu u.,.u, .uN law Wm.l Was declared
.I.u. lu.aoul. los q ucf,t. nt,o.,.y ui oue.
Nuf u. ....Hl .Au cas-, nader tuas. .lr..l ana
il,.Uu.a tle unJpgtIUuaI tat.lres. culs,.-
t...,I. .liy, tIaj were rinho.lel in m, IN.
rnG., .tA law. DO Is easy 100 4uuw AI t
is uo unasuIi tlIng iur mu.n. portl.tS
Iu u, .,aAt,. ia luc' tunc4 aatc3 q d..
u4.lgu ol .tAr supreme calli confirming sncl
Procedure mu5 ne found IA Nuot.-iuIr.u
Hitcl Stutus reports. forlps VS. ,i-icty.
itc Jaw. Oh Ne,.uUt pru,.ac. Iu. td.. .tlNi-
tIuu of mluig products. indeed tlui lis
Il.,. ..a,.. r,lri tulrsc n, l.,....I. M.
theory maintained nv the suprsyuc cotI,
.s .,.it So .s not buss.b.c 10 I.s..s pro-
ncrau. t,,c ", .iI.. 49, ,',ii,,',.', h,, Nm
rs Inc mineral m1n.1 nrr''uc., pc.,
suuul lnUurf,,. ana Ak sirn ia taNlblr
Icl To- ,rp an, log,rnI reason ,yny inc
nluuuiat urrr in udu,I on TO I'm. t,y nu Ana
pant suoitd nav n lax on his afork AMI
the producer ni oil NOT
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