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per 100 pounds.
OREAON NOTES

Three land Gales TO newcomers hay,
zen reported recently al Corvallis.
The record OF marriage licenses 10,
umaiilla county for the year Just end
ed Is the largest OF any previous year
beglhning this week the stores and
business places Of a large majority o,
fehdieioh merchants will close al
o'clock. except on Saturdays.
ihls Is an unusually good winter for
the butter Industry on Gamas prairie
several hundred pounds being made
daily AZ the various ranch house,
around ukiah.
Wild animals are reported unusually
numerous In the thiniy settled country
south Of fendiston. beginning al Ca
mas prairie and extending down
through Grant county.
Fireman Patrick Carrlgan, on the o.
X \. train. fell from his engine near
bnfkee and Was killed. II IL supposed
that be lost his footing and fell As the
traih rounded a curve.
The Portland board of education has
decided that q had no power to com
pei vaccination. and thai II can not ex
eiode from the public schools children
who refuse 10 ba Vaeciuated.
i~oTia IL. Andrews. well TO do
Noun; Pleasant farmer has presented
each Of bis soas-iyman Is, Charles
Fefivy and iienry Allan with seventy
arres Of hne land on the Stephen n
Walker domain land claim. The g!f.
was in the form OF Christmas pres
eat u Is valued AZ ti25 an acre.
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rlrh, HALLWAY Combination.

Washington, Jan. s.--Attorney General
Wallace u. Douglass Of Minnesota has
hled in the United States supreme court
the bill Of complaint in the case of the
state Of Minnesota, complainant, against
the Northern Securities company, defend
ant.
II is long document, about 10000
words. covering 81 pages of printed mat
ter. The bill first points out the direct
interest the state has in the proposed con
solidation. II still owns more than s.
100000 acres of public land, valued at
more than sl5,OO00O0. and traversed in
part by the lines of the Great Northern
and Northern Pacific roads. II the mer-
ger is effected these roads will cease to
build spurs into these lands or compete
for their business. The value Of these
lands will not increase as it has under the
spur Of competition, and the state will
lose in the taxable value of its property.
The lands viii not be opened for years,
and development will be arrested.
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LATE NEWS ITEMS.

Admiral SIMPSONS malady pro
crosses slowly but very steadily toward
the end. Medical science cannot check
IT, Symptoms of arterial degeneration
have appeared. such as are incident 10
his malady, injecting great uncertainty
into the case. Moreover the patient
is becoming less tractable and respons
i've 10 treatment.
The total reduction of Great Britain's
military forces In South Africa from
the beginning of the war TO December.
including deaths from disease. men re.
ported missing. etc. amounts 10 "a ,299
men. OF this number 1890 were ac-
tually killed or died. A total of 81 $3.50
men were invaded home, the majority
Of whom recovered and Joined their
commands.
Denver will present a decidedly mar
tial appearance IL plans adopted at a
meeting of citizens Sunday afternoon
are carried out, and the temper OF the
meeting would indicate that they will
be. Because of the many crimes that
have been committed there within the
past year or two, which have brought
terror TO Denyer's residents, the latter
have Orgaized a committee of safety
for the purpose of protesting the people
against criminals.
Miss Alice Roosevelt, eldest daughter
OF President and Mrs. Roosevelt, was
formally presented TO Washington so
clety January at a ball given in her
honor al the White House. About 500
guests in all were present. many Of
whom were either connections of the
Roosevelt family or well known society
people living outside of Washington.
Miss Roosevelt will christen the new
yacht OF the Emperor William, Of Ger
many.
The monthly circulation statement Of
the national comptroller of the curren-
cy shows that at the close Of the year
1901 the circulation of national bank
notes was $3.50. 2sy. 726, an increase as
compared with December 81. 1900. of
$40 1000. 1851. and an increase for the
month OF s5600l5. The circulation
based on United States bonds amount
ed TO s35. O09 .306. an increase for the
year OF sls.7l4.632. and a decrease for
The month Of sl.202. $50. The circula-
ton secured by lawful money amount
ed 10 s35. $50. 420. an increase for the
year OF 81. ,9l9. and an increase for
the month Of si.77l.s 1876. The amount
Of United States registered bonds on
deposit 20 secure circulating notes was
S326, $50, $50 and 20 secure public de
poslts. sll0,S44. $50.
II was stated that the report Of the
tax commission will be presented "a
Gov. Van SAINT ot Minnesota on Thurs
day and II will then be for him to de
eide whether 1t is necessary 10 call an
extra session OF the legislature TO aci
upon the matter. As the governor has
been heretofore quoted as determined
tc call the extra session soon after the
report~was submitted, 1t is probable the
legislature will be called to meet early
in February. al which time the mem
beers may also be asked to take some &C
ton in regard 10 the Northern Securi
ties company. the so-called merger OF
railroad interests.
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brilliant scene a, rckIn.

Pekin, Jan. e.-The imperial court en-
tered the Forbidden City at 1850 in the
afternoon. II was the most brilliant
scene Pekin ever witnessed. The process
sion consisted Of thousand gorgeously
attired noblemen mounted upon glitter
ingly eaparisoned horses. The emperor,
the empress dowager, Prince Chun, the
empress and several princesses were borne
in yellow chairs, their escorts carrying
hundreds Of gay banners and silk UNI
brellss The troops of General Yuan Shi-
kai, governor of Pe-chi.li, preceded the
emperor, The foreign community Assem-.
blcd on top Of the CHEN gate.
The emperor and empress entered the
temple at the gate and burned incense.
The dowsger empress, upon emerging
from the temple, saw the foreigners peer
ing down, and bowed. A double row Of
soldiers, kneeling, lined the four mile
route
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MCKINLEY MEMORIAL.

Washington. Jan. THE william
Mckinley National Memorial Arch as
ISOLATION has drafted the following bill,
which will be introduced in congress
this week and supported by petition
signed by the members OF the assocla-
ton aud also the members OF the Nc.
Kinley Memorial association, formed 10
erect a monument in Canton. 10 which
the arch association yielded the field OF
popular subscription:
A bill to provide a memorial arch in
memory OF william Mckinley. late
president OF the United States. TO be
erected in the District OF Columbia:
He u enacted, etc,
Section THAT the chairman OF the
Joint committee on the library. the sec
rotary OF state and the secretary of
war. be and hereby created a commits
sion to select site and secure plans
and designs for a memorial arch In
honor Of william Mckinley. late presi.
dent OF the United States.
Section 2--That said commission is
authorized 10 select any unoccupiei
land belonging TO the United States in
the District of Columbia, except the
grounds OF the capitol and the library
Of congress, on which to erect the said
memorial arch.
/ Section 3-That said commission il
authorized and required TO obtain, by
any form Of competition which may
seem advisable, plans, specification;
I and models for said memorial. provided
1 for In section !. and may pay for the
same 20 competing artists not exceed
ing SIS Geo. which Is hereby approprl
ated out of any moneys in the treasury
not otherwise appropriated. The said
commission may select any OF thu
plans. specifications or models that I
may prefer or any part OF them.
Section 4-That as soon as practlca
BILE after the selections authorized b!
sections 2 and are made, said com
mission shall report Its action to tbs
congress OF the United States.
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JenrIes After FItr.Immon.-

New York, Jan. champion Jim
JefTries has arrived in the city from
Chicago His looks did not impeach his
statement that he never felt better in his
life. JefFries was well satisfied that Billy
Delaney had matched him to fight Tom
Sharkey. He paid his respects to Ftz-
simmons:
elf Ttzsimmons has the slightest desire
TO fight me-" said JefTries, she can get a
match in double quick tipe. under
stand he has been talking about being Of
fered inducements by me TO make a
match. / don't know what he means OF
what he wants. The only inducement
viii offer him is this: will fight him for
the entire purse, winner to take all, and
il that is not enough l will make side
bet of from $4,000 to $4,000 that will
beat him."
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MONTANA ITEMS

The two Knights Of Pyiblas lodges In
Helena are 20 Dc consolidated.
Judge James S. Kelly has resigned As
I city treasurer OF Billings. on Acooun,
Of ~ health
Chile, Of Police Reynolds Of Butte
has started another crusade agains; the
women criminals In that cigy.
Fred Hastings fell 100 fest down she
Haroa shafs near Bannark the other
day TO las.An, death. The shaft caYed
Ia on him
State Game Warden W =. Scott has
appain;ei Charles l.. Smith OF Billings
aeaa;y ssSEe game NArden. 10 succeed
Thomas r Thompson. resigned.
Theodore Booih. one of the three
men a'ho Ncre assaulted AZ Mlssoula
ibec~sns,sr Is by Lieutenant Governor
FRANK @ Higgins. his brother Arthur.
deputy state game warden. and another
man. has b~gna suit In the federal
nsnrt for SO 600 damages sgSins, the
tAa Higgins brothers.
Neps received from Great Falls says
he Boston a Montana smefers ali.
commence Operations about January
Is This aiji mean a resumption in The
AmaiEauatcd mincs bore. number o.:
which w~re roceniiy closed. The b.E
smcisrrs at OrcAs Falla run on the orc
mined IN che AmsigAmaIed company
mines al this place.
State Examiner Hadnall has re
ro.red a statement OF Silver Boa co1n.
tvs finances for the year 1901. The TO
tai receipts for the year were ts6At90
4 wreck wAs reported AZ Cut Bank
sec~nuy. Ten freight cars and the en-.
Eias sent into a ditch. II is reported
no one vas injured. and the track was
distracted only ieW hours.
Tho weather narcau will undertake
20 solve tbs problem that has been puE.
EilnR The department for some time.
Many storms originating In the norSh-
peas. although headed directly FOR
Montana. never seem TO reach the
state. and Il is desired 10 investigate
/ tho phenomenon. Observer Depark
/ wln make this a particular study.
] HF FAkAaANs AAtA ANAsAhNA ~ NtAN
/ land Office has received letter from
/ the commissioner OF the general land
once notifying him Of the Withdrawal
Of lands in northern Montana, be'ng
alt lands north and west OF the Kooie
raj river In Montana and east Of tn,
Koo;nnai river in Idaho. from settle
men,. preserving the rights Of all &C
tual snsslera who were on lands prioI
10 date OF order. which Is December
is. 1901. when the surveys are com
plesed this vast area Of land. compris
iag about .3i9.o0 acres OF land. will b
thrnWa into the new kootenai flores
reserve. All but g76.4s acres Ia sit
ua,oi 10 Montana.
John slowcy. wealthy rancher O
Superior. small town near Misoula
met iusgau, death in runaway acc
den, Las, week. slowey's team becam
! frightened while being driven down
hill and ran away. throwing Siowey {
, the ground and breaking HIS neck.
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MA.l,iN.InN NEMa.

Elluas1satE ID aSoa 90 have a nsw
baHslag lastigagioa
uaFasla eoaHsy uill rvsls, wArraa,
payments toT squirrel sCAlpa
ThuFr usrs ~ cases % smallpox Ia /
spokane daring pUeumbcT.
Clara Nessistan has boca appointed |
Civsi service commissioner BY Mayor
Itunsa % Seattle.
Al Turner's ranch. two and oacshali
miss trum Cavcllo. an attempt Ia be
iuE made 20 starr a towu.
Tacona'a OCEAN commerce for 1891
shnws an Incfoaau over 1900 Of nearly
$40 900 900. OF 90 pr cent.
naring Tho frs four Hsonshs Of the
euFruut whoA, year 500. coo bushels Of
uheat have booa brought 10 Tacoma
Al Seattle. william soaioa was
hanged last seek ioF ths murder Of his
uncie. Daniel Richards. December 6.
1900. sess1a dt~i sail q. nerve,
fan,AmsFicaa Commissioner Charles
EImrv Iuhuason has resigned che peel
tian % oomni saloner to prepare Wash
inEtana asase ethsblt tor The e. Louis
fair
sophia Nelson, wigo Of Ole Nelson.
living near gdEeuood. Is mills from Ia.
coma. committed suicide rUceuly by
taking asryohulne She had been de-
sPpadsnt
Representative Jones has introduced
bill in congress to divide Washing
ton into two federal judicial districts
Tho blil provides o, cosrse Tor che ap
polntment Of federal judge In add
ton 20 Judge tIaRford.
J. ]. wiu,ersan. Of Tacoma. has ct
facsed a settlement with the Northern
Pacific on payment to him Of tio.5o'
wiuterson Ia the brakeman who va
injured about a year ago at Ralnie'
loains an arm and CrippliuE one leg,
Christmas night Miss lone Love.
Dayton. dreamed there was man !
tho house. and Weakened screaming
terror. She IL now a ravihg mania
and has been taken to The asylum
Stoilacoom. There is small hope OF
covert
Representatives Of all che agrieultu
al colleges and experimental aiatio'
In Montana, British Columbia was
lng,on. Idaho and Oregon will be PR
ont by engagement at the approachi'
session Of the Northwest Frui,Ero
ora association. to be held In Wal
walla January -. - and 30.
State Horticultural Won Holderbe
has begun crusade against nurse
men. and also against merchants OF
state who buy and cell fruit trees,
compel them TO secure che bond
$1,000 and take out a license. acoo
ing to the provisions OF the st
statute governing the handling
trees
The o. n. q n. announces a reduot
OF the rate on mill feed In carload
from The Dallea and all points q
thereof. including Spokane. to Colon
mining points. Under the new "a
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Another EdIct.

Pckin. Jan. 5.-The dowager empress
mas issued another cdict displaying de
sir 20 conciliate foreigners. She says
friendly relations with the ministers should
he resumed Immediately on the courts
return TO Pekin, wherefore It is desirable
that the emperor grant audiences, and
orders that an early date be fixed for the
reception Of the ministers. Her majest.
recall. the pleasure she experienced twice
in receiving the ladies Of the diplomatic
ccrps. and announces that she will soon
arrange another reception.
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nocr. Fousht Mnrd.

London, Jan. s.--Lord Kitchener, tele-
graphing from johannesburg Monday,
January G, reports the occurrence of a
number Of skirmishes in various parts Of
war field. The most serious were at Am
crsfoort, January 3 and 4, when Major w.
H. Plumer and Colonel J, S. Pens were in
contact with Commandant Christian
Botha's and Commandant opperman's
commands. They drove the BoCrs from
their positions after considerable fighting,
during which the Somerset light infan.
try suffered severely. Major Valentine
and Is men were killed, and five officers
and 2S men wounded, The Beers left nine
dead on the field Colendrander surprised
Field Cornet Louw's lager at Waterfall,
January 8, killing five nrn and captur-
ing 20.
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FOUR NORTHWESTERN STATES
NEWS IS BRIEFLY TOLD HERE.
Chsies Selection Of IAtsFestiAE Itesa.
GAthsFed ThFeash the Week.
Every seettss shows GensraI
GEs~th-hAsy Accidents Oeesr-
Personals.
IDAHO GLEANIsas.

The eleventh annual meeting Of ths
state teachers association was Ia sas
sion al Moscow last week, there being
In attendance the leading educators Of
the northwest.
The total Number Of deaths 10 Boise
last year Was las. or about Iz5 per
thousand
The total amount resolved by Idaho
shespmen for wool and sheep and lambs
during 1he year 1891 Has g.. zoo. 900.
The receipts Of the Wallace possofiee
for stamp sales and box Fenls for 1901
eGoeei those Of tho previous year BY
t3Oo. Tue t0Eal Tor 1900 Was Is0sl ":
foE 1901 IL vas ts.7sz6z
The comptroller o. the earF1ney has
approved the application % Msssrs
hayes. Biidsr14rk. MeNish. Cartwright
chd B~beg 20 organize the First Ma
l0nal bahk o. Emmvgl. alth a capital
stock Of tz5.0oo-
l4ass year the Land department o.
Idaho turned lago ghs state tFvasar,
the anOaas o, t2Iss2is2. Of whiea
l5T.iss uas Broos@is Of sale Of gisa-
tsrF laads. ghs balance representing sale
" schaol ana oshsg state lahds
DaFlHs the pear last closed the
Northern iAaeine has shipPed from
~ e lstoa 4ls carloads OF cattle. and
,he sAspments fF0m shs Clearwater line
brsags tho total s.s1k output OF ias
ipsts.oa esaRsfy up To Loco carloads
Ia The family Of NJ Darbla. Ksa-
dr.ck. Ave arc sick sish typhoid .sreF.
Ta~ cas0s arc all seFsoas Thrfr are
nambeF % rAsrs Of smallpox IA the
ovass~s HslEhisorhooa. ana At,oa, s~ea.
- cases 10 Sea Pvrcr ooaHty. ssagA o.
G~nss~e None OF ghS cases AEs Of a
srrsts gsps
TaS records ~ property transfers On
ShoshoRs uaunsY darsng 1901 mAks a
fvaafhabls sh0nlnE. the aggregate raj
Hiasioa Tor sas yeas bVsaE ttse.G ozi0.
phlip Ia 1900 q pas bat lS.oag tit ~.
t20isstiss Ia 1879 ahd ts6s .e1t g in
isSs. ths year lass rlosei etoeodiuE By
Esaru than 500 VOC tho comblae4 ipsai
VI she taF-u pfU,c~alng years
Ths SLATER rcaaiaa oi the Pi0aecF ~
soclA,Iaa - i4asAA roan,y. iass ucrk
1as attraard b. nSariy 100 mctn1scrs
y y. ilcsrA % Faioass. a pioaocr o.
tho MD@opW oonasrY OF 1874. was ;ho
pFtSeipai speAksr Of tho day. Thr
Mosnou MllliaE company aou has tao
gags % msa Ia shs woods near Troy.
Erstlnk oui saRiOEa Tor the spring run.
Atpoag bali mliilpn fpcg are bcinE
yafspi at the tifoHn spar a mile BE-
loH Troy. aud an equal zmoaHg uill be
placed IN the yard Al Troy.
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Liberty BelI Moves again.

Philadelphia, Jan. 6.-The historic lib,
erty bell, which is to be plA Sed on ex.
lihition at the Charleston exhi lition, was
taken from Independence hall this after
noon to the Pennsylvania railway station,
where it viii remain guarded until Mon.
day morning, when it will start on its
southern journey. The bell WAS accom-
panied TO the station by a military es-
cort and various heads of departments
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Lisbon, Jan. s.--Thc British steamer
Alfonso. from New Port News, November
Is. tot Gibraltar. and the Spanish steam
er NilOlva. both loaded with coal. collided
during the nigh, Of January 4 of Aveiro
Portugal both vessels sank. Eighteen
n,sn Of the Alfonso and one man belong
ing 10 the Vnclva were drowned. Twenty
four members Of the Nilelvas crew an'
the captain Of the Alfonso were pickle
nm and landed at Minno lAhos,
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French Bark Max.
Northwest Baseball League.

Portland, Ore, Jan. ct is now as
sured that the Northwest Baseball league
season for 1902 viii open here on Tues
day, April %. Seattle will probably be
the first team to meet the local players
On the same date one Of the Montana
teams will open at Spokane and the other
at Tacoma. The season will also close
here.
At the opening Of the season Port
land is to meet all five Of the teams here
before starting out on its first trip. Each
of the Coast teams will take two trips to
Montana. Portland has secured all the
holidays-Decoration day, Fourth Of July
and Labor day. Five games a week viii
be played:
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ChlcaEo strIl.e Baa .. Erer.

Chicago, Jan. 6.-Failure to agree IL
the result Of the conference between the
Allis- Chalmers company and its striking
maehinists, according to +. A. ireland.
who represents the strikers as their bust
ness agent.
There will be no more conferences"
said he this afternoon, "and the plekets
have been ordered back 10 their posts."
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Argentina Again Aroused.

Buenos Aynes. Jan. 6.-The dispute
with Chile is again aggravated owing to
the alleged unfairness of the Chilean dip
lomats during the negotiations. The Ar.
gentine government, having exhausted all
efforts for peace, is now proposing to
break off negotiations and to suspend
diplomatic relations with Chile. II has
ordered that the navy and army be
PLACED on a war footing. The people sp-
plaud the attitude of the government.
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Washington, Jan. 6-The war depart.
ment has received from the Philippines
copies Of remarkable proclamation
signed with the names of nine Americans
seven Of them stated as being in the
United States military service, inviting
American soldiers to desert and join the
ranks of the Filipino soldiery.
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GOOD BUSINESS PARTNER.

Advertising Is like providenee-it
helps thoSe who help themselves. Il
will never take the place Of brains,
business ability or industry, but Il
will, inevitably. help their posscssor
TO realize larger dividends upon
them.-Printers' Ink.
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Madrid. Jan. 0--Martial law has been
proclaimed in Barcclcna and It's vicinity
Already there have been serious d'''ut :,
han~a between the strikers and the e'Vll
guards and a number of persons have bee"
wounded and many arrests made.
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Debate ON Canal Bill.

The second day of the debate in the
house on the Nicaragua canal bill was
opened by Mr.. Shackleford of Missouri,
a member of the committee which re-
ported the bill. He spoke earnestly III
advocacy of its passage. He believed that
the Eads Tehauntepec route was prefer.
able to any which had been proposed,
but he did not think the present time
for cavi. He did not like the Panama
route, but if the new proposition Of tbs
Panama company Offered advantages over
the Nicaragua route, he thought the
president should have the alternate au-
thority to accept it.
Mr.. Morris of Minnesota, who yester-
day Offered an amendment to leave the
selection Of the route to the president.
said it was his purpose to secure the Sc
lection of the best route. Heretofore ae
believed the Panama proposition had been
used solely for delay, but since reading
the commissions report he was unable 10
reach a conclusion as to which was the
better route. Before embarking upon an
expenditure of S2OO,OO0.0OO he thought
experts should consider the recent offer q
the Panama company.
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To succeed Maciay.

Washington. Jan, s-sccrctary Long
Ia. appointed John 4. kcarne OF New
YORK as the successor to +. 5. Mclay'
the historian bborcr at the New ho'N
navy ward. who was removed by order
oi the president for his sincturos upon
Rear Admiral SChley,
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California lemons are driving Sicily
lsmons out Of the market, 1t is claimed
because they possess greater weight
iuicincss and cilic acid, which latter sus'
lains their keeping qalitics.
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The vessels built or authorized by con.
gress since the Spanish war more than
equal in tonnage the regular naval wee.
sells we then had. The effectiveness Of
guns has also been doubled.
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rs your daughter learning to play
by note9"
Certainly not" answered Mrs.
Cumrox little Indignantly. We ray
cash for every lesson. The idea''
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Ended ,na rlEht.

Boston, Jan. 5.-The six day bicycle
race at Park Square garden ended in a
fist fight, which became general for few
minutes Mcfarland and Maya were the
victors in the race.
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Many a man might bc justified in say
IN, 10 tho ,,,rom town nal estate agent
81 va. a stranger and YOU took me in