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The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-08-21
DR.. c. G. MUGG, Eye Specialist.

At Hotel Remore Tuesday and Thurs
day, August q and 22.
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Packing Hoase Fire.

Chicago, July by dire which
broke out in their plant at the stoS6yards,
swift i Co. suffered loss which Is Is
timated by the officials OF the company at
$5O0,OOO. The lire was confined 10 one
building, standing at the intersection OF
Packers avenue and Broadway This
structure was four stories high, built OF
brick, aud was 30O feet square. The first
floor was occupied by the wholesale meat
market OF the company, the second by
the shipping department and the third
and fourth by the general offices Of the
company, The latter are said 10 have
been the largest single offices in the Unit
ed States, more than 500 employees work
ing in single room. The cause OF the
near the engine room. 1t spread rap
idly through the building that It was
found impossible to save anything IN the
structure The first arrivals uf the fire
department we're unable to check the ire,
and repeated calls were srnt IN, bat all
the engines we're not able to preNen! the
destruction Of the builling, Within an
hour after the fire Vas discovered the
building was ruined, although the fire
continued To blaze for q long time
The burned building aLjotned portions
Of the plants OF Armour 4 Co, and Lab
by, Mcneil i Libby, and Tor 4 time the
lire department had desperate light to
keep these buildings from the flames, he
wind was blowing strong from the south
west, and at times the hlmes Nere touch
ing the sides Of Armour. build,ug but
the tiremen managed To cuntne the lire
10 the building in which it had broken
out. All the books and oitier records Of
swift 4 Co. were in the burned buitling
but they art thought t. be safe, A. they
we're in flreproot vaults.
W, j. Mctiongle. superintendent u the
plant, said that the lu,s will aggregate
fully $4,000.
There wcre, he sail, 3g12 b,,,e- ia the
building and great quantities VI green
aides and talloH The general supplies OF
The company we're stored il the uelt
market ami in the cellars and everything
IN AMI about the building wls destroyed
The Insurance carried by the company
viii cover all losses
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TRADE REPORT.

Bradstreet's report on trade last
week says:
Weather and crop conditions have
been hrst in evidence this week. di.
verse Influences affecting different sec
tons to help or de- ress trade.
Throughout the northern half OF the
country. from the Atlantic coast to the
Rocky mountains. except in some parts
OF the Northwest. cool, wet weather
has injured or arrested crop develop
ment, hurt retail distribution and
checked recorders and fall business
with ioboers, On the upper south At
lantic coast crop conditions have been
favorable and trade has been meas,
urably helped there. but the extreme
ly hot weather In the Middle Gulf sec
ton Is complained of as affecting crop
and trade conditions. Warmer, dry
weather Is imperatively needed In the
northern and western sections OF the
country II summer trade Is to reach its
full development. Eastern cities note
the check given by the weather to re-
tail trade and the summer resort bus
mess. Grain markets have been con
siderably excited By the heavy and al
most torrential rains reported in the
Central West. Winter wheat harvest.
ing has been lntsrtered with. the oat
crop has been damaged and the growth
Of the corn crop has been arrested.
To Just what extent injury has been
done will remain for warm, fine
weather to disclose.
Wool IS in quite active demand in
the West and Is frmer in tone at the
East, where stocks are small and man
ufacturers In need OF supplies.
Lumber Is quieter at the East, but
supplies Of all kinds are low and prices
are armer. Builders hardware Is still
active.
Wheat, including -four. exports for
the five days ending July 2 aggregated
3.2ll2l5 bushels against 3.3s2, 7Ol
bushels last week. aad 3.7s7. $50 bush.
els In this week last year
Wheat exports for the irscal year
aggregated $50. 707 .5s4 bushels against
2l6,394.s69 bushels last season.
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but still consumption outruns produc-
ton which Is now restricted by labor
troubles. With every nerve strained
In these six months the iron trade has
been unable to cope with the demands
OF phenomenal prosperity. In the
past week the coke shortage has been
more Of a factor. Eastern Pennsyl
vania and Southern Ohio furnaces are
feeling the shortage,
], A. Bangs. the well known Repub.
lie mining man. has secured a bond
on the controlling interest In the
Mountain Boy group OF claims, situ.
ated on the South Half.
]. l. Bright and his associates have
failed to come down with 81 200, 900
for the Barnes-King property, situated
near Kendall. Mont. the time OF the
bond having expired without their TAX,
ing II up.
Four miles east OF Pocatello, Idaho.
ledge OF honey-combed quartz that
literally glistens with free gold has
been discovered. The width OF the
ledge Is three feet. and samples picked
W run $4,000 to the ton.
y conservative estimate places the
number OF men now In the Thunder
Mountain district at 5000.
A big strike was made in the Addie
claim at Silver City, Idaho. last week.
when a vein OF ore six feet wide was
fund 400 feet beneath the surface that
assays from 2s5 10 500 to the ton and
vein that Is known to be as wide at
the grass roots as 1t is In the face of
the tunnel.
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charming young lady who clories
IN the possession Of wealth Of bright
auburn-colored hair is the teacher OF
Sunday school class. On a recent
sabbath the rector made the announce
ment OF a hymn 10 he sung, and, rising
waved his hands, and the organ pealeSl
forth.
Now y said he, "roady-sing."
A small and precocious youth in the
young woman'S class said:
Why don't You sing, Miss Frishxee''
"Meg Oh, never sing replied
the teacher, smiling her prettiest.
But" exclaimed the hoy. sstbe
minister says You must. Didn't he
Just say, Now, Reidy, siuS?'''
Smelling salts and numerous other
rt'storatives had to he ns>i to bring abe
teacher ont Of her faint.
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OREGON NOTES

1t is proposed to have a city fountain
at Weston.
by order Of the chief OF police an
gambling houses Ia Portland wses
closed last week.
A street fair win be- held In Med.
ford in the fall under the auspices Of
the Knights OF Pythlas lodge.
Mrs. Andrew Mccormack, who died
in Eugene recently was one OF the best
known pioneer women In that section.
Strawberries ars now being picked
ON Weston mountain, east OF Weston
where, on account OF the altitude, Der,
ries are late.
An order to the Pendleton postmas,
ter from the assistant postmaster at
Washington delays free city mali de
livery in Pendleton until September
An incorporation has been formed
by the sawmili owners OF Portland
and after July 10 all OF the city bust.
ness will DO transacted through this
company.
Oue hundred and twenty-five thou
sand Eastern brock trout have been
planted Ia oregon this year BY the
Oregon Fish and Game association and
60 SIT lake trout
by the NOBODY land law bin which
President Roosevelt signed last week
over So 900 acres OF unail0tted lands
On the Umstiila reservation are
thrown open. and will eventually be
put GA the market for purchase under
the provisions VI the aet.
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RRIrISn CoLUMRIA.

rock drilling contest was held In
Btsbee Arts. last week. McNicolis
and Ross OF British Columbia broke
the worlds record. drilling Il $3.50
inches in Is minutes.
Another strike OF good ore at the
S0o-foot level Of the Cariboo com
pany's mine in camp Mckinley Is re-
ported.
a serious shortage Of cars during
the week. owing TO the accidents on
the Spokane Falls & Northern road.
curtailed shipments Of ore from Ross
land camp last week.
The Snowshoe Gold & Copper
Mines, Ltd. is establishing a new so
drill compressor. with all the aces
sories, on their properties at Phoenix.
The plant will be operated BY cleo.
tricity. the power being furnished by
the Cascade Water Power { Light
company.
Both furnaces at the British Colum-
hia Copper company's smelter at
Greenwood were blown out last week.
as the coke supply has given out. As
practically no coke has been shipped
to the smelter by the Crows Nest Pass
Coal company since the occurrence Of
the disaster at that company's mine In
May. II will be seen that the local
company must have had on hand a
comparatively large supply ahead OF
immediate needs.
The investigating committee ap-
pointed by the lie Roi shareholders
will not visit Rossland as a whole. al.
though that was one of the principal
objects Of the appointments. II Is un.
derstood that Director Dickinson on
returning TO London from Rossland
was able TO give the committee most
OF the information desired. and that
1t will be supplemented to some ex.
tent by information to be acquired by
Anthony J. Mcmillan.
Owing to the enforced shortage Of
coke. on account of the strike at the
Fernie coal mines. the shelters OF the
Boundary done little work last week.
That at Boundary Falls is the only
one now in operation. As a result the
ore shipments for the week are onIv
about half the usual number They
are as follows: CRANKY mines es4
tons; Mother Lode. 1924 tons: Snow.
shoe, SO tons; Sunset. 1850 tons; B.
c. Mine. SO tons: Emma. a tons:
Jewel. 50 tons; total for the week 6 =.
lo2 tons; total for 1902 to date 257.
524 tons.
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SETTLE COAL Miners STRIKE
GOVERNMENT is INTERESTED,
1, Acting With the CiNte Federation
Conditions Are IsNest'Ga'su-
Representative OF Department o.
Labor HAS Beea quietly aakl"S
Tour OF disturbed hesiSns.

Nike,barre, IA, July 10. The Asp
riatrd lrvss Is able to announce that ths
National civic Federation, when lfied 50
hard to prevent the anthracite coal mihet'
strike IA, not exhausted all It's means IN
An effort 10 bring about peace IN the an
,hacite fields. The investigation "hifh
Was started soon after the miners Lad
down their picks IS still IN progress AMI Al
i, understood that the federal government,
through the department oil labor, Is a.
aistinx in this work,
A rev weeks ago Walter Nyett Of TIE
department u las at Washington and
Professor John H. Commons OF the eve
federation made Il tour Of the anthfteits
cudl regions in quest oI ihiufaitlilh
They paid particular attention 10 the
question u the department Of hbH tof
mining e,dl. The selling Priee Of eual aHi
also As 10 whether the increase VI nagc'
Of the mluea uIArr, As kept plce vita
the increasing prtce Of the arce>'iItea Of
life. these ueu .Htrr, irs 81 all pefsoa,
- hu ars familiar alth the conditions ia the
y,dl region. Their work VAS lIns 4ueIiy
While IA WAkeab4rrr lrvir.s.f Common,
acid long conference eIth fIes,ieaI
Mltehvll. during ehith Ae as aao~n a
cupy Of Mi Mitchell, statement frply M
10 The lrtyrrs II the e9a! Operators.
Mr. Wet. contributed 20 tle fvpoit
made 5y Commissioner Carroll u Wugat
BY President Roosevelt.
The plan then formulated cah nj >.
learned Ayrr Inc seal yi sryfrey a4s
5cen placed ga every one ah4 aAs ans
AnoaIeIse VI the aUrk tAIt /, going On
rrr-iIru. Mlsavil rvJlfaeI tfam SEQ
YORK ..Liy AsaiuHg llm At A-ai4laf
Ter, "a, Harry Wl..r. ,-rr,ary II lAs
National ulsmn. NyfArr,. eRJ i, aia
nirmbef u Tile NltaHaI tl,sg F-Irfi
ton AIr Nbl.s hell an rstsaI-I eaa
.rrrn-c @4,l tac mln~l, e44rt riln, 4
daanctl. All acre discussed b4. nothing
Irhnstr "a, Iln- lu.l lAr m.nrft an.
n1uner pa. ,4ey all a-rsp. be pt-t
Tered aid
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Washington, July ll.-Sccretary Hays
prompt action upon the appeal of the Chr
nese government through Yuan sui KaI
and Minister WI, relative to the evacla.
ton Of Tientsin, has met with success. The
foreign ministers who have stood IN the
way Of evacuation will receive instruction.
from their home governments. AMI al.
though one or two minor posnt- remain &.
BE- adjusted it Is believed that Tisnt.,n
viii soon be turned over to the Chimes.
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MIsCELLANEoTs MINING xrxs

II is said that one average California
| redwood tree will yield more timber
than an acre of German forest land
The investment OF American capi.
tai in mining and other enterprises
IN northern Mexico during the mast
TWO years Is placed at 5000 600 900.
The Alaska Treadweu Mining com
Pany uses a hydraulic press for soueez-
ing out the excess OF mercury from
goldamalgam obtained from the mill
cleanup. The amalgam Is put into
bags q canvas, which are placed in a
cylinder. the walls Of which are per.
torated- A ram is forced into This
cylinder and against the bags with
great pressure. The amaIgam nh.
'ained in this way Is much richer than
that obtained by hand squeezing
BESIDES, the operation is quicker.
since the discovery OF gold in Mon
lana 40 years ago more than 81 900
oeoooO has been taken from the
streams and mountains Of the state.
A Monterey tMexico) special saws.
II has been learned here that the Gug.
genheim interests. which dominate tba
American Smelling & Refining com.
pany. have acquired the Trio General
mine in the Charcos district. near San
Luis Potosi. for $3.50. 900. The nron.
sTty Is silver and lead PRODUCING
mine and was owned BY Pedro L. Mon.
roy and other capitalists at San Luis
Potosi.
The Crackerjack mine at Buffalo
Hump. Idaho. started its new mill
The company starts operations under
more favorable conditions than usually
'all to the lot Of mining companies in
The West. Il starts operations with. |
out a single dollar Of Indebtedness
and should be able to pay dividends
at the end Of each 30 days run. The
mine is opened to a depth Of $50 feet
and there IS now in sight blocked out |
SIoV.opo net A lower tunnel will he
started at once. which win give the
mine $50 feet ADDITIONAL depth and a.
sure the company a long. continuous
and profitable run.
An important strike Is reported On
No vein Of the Little Monster min
ne claim. about three miles east OF
Marcus. Wash. According 10 a report
d test made by the Northport smell
er the ore runs one half ounce in
told. zSs ounces IN silver and 9 per
ent lead. Good assays have been
lad from vein No. /. lower down the
mountain Both veins are opened IN
y shafts and tunnels half the length
y the claim. The property has been
uieily developing for some time mad
everal tons Of ore have been stored
eady for shipment
The iron trade enters upon the Sec
nd half Of 1902 with prospects fully
5 bright as when they began the year
Nth consumption greater and prices
iEher. At the beginning Of the year
here vas the serious hamperinE OF IN
railroad facilities. Pig iron
reduction has Increased in the six
aonths, being 200 900 tons q month
reater on June than on January l.
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Helena AIons july D Ta, ns4alr 81.
Fast lirirnA h"tte"n ~rnAay-t u lh.
Nmrri'aa Nmsdag aHI Eraaiat -4a
Pany in4 The torp'rI,uu Als b..,n a. .a,l
I'd AMI ,Ae m~u s,l :, bl.t g, s.tt sa
n"da'"ly Ths an.ea n n,t rr., .usr-l
'lt lh" company lgr~rs ta ysr pcs .-rru II
I'd 90 men IuI ip 4is.rla. nate av4.rst
son" q them. They IN par; s,r-, B. 4sf.
My irom Mag l. lo'G. 81 ta~ sa! u-,f-
The strike hLs t.yn t,rulHy declared ~
About 40 men are lfYertsI
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Nillsm.tldt. Leland IT C4rara1. July
i!'--''tHrraI Castro, PrcsiI'n, Of Ysnr
SneiI, arrived at B,ryrlau1, IN the STATE
d henmude'". Nrnr1u.Lr. on board the
steamer tNzun- The u-.un towel 10,
scaooncrs loaded with gayyrumrn, ,r,.5pa
To hircrlona from Ia GuAyira. uhirh
point she leh lat saturday. Rlr.rlon,.
which i three miles from the coast f.,
partly 'urrounird by the rcypmaaus,f..
no are -aii % b" quite numsrou. Pre-.
'irht 'a'tro dos MT intend to attack
the euTmy before next Suniay.
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Have siEa~d Convention.

BueHos Ayrc-, July Argentina AMI
~hile have signed convention defining
more precisely tae object. Of taetr recent
treaties providing i5r arbitration AMI the
limitation OF amImen.,, aith the y.ea
u A'rf,'ns ths possibility ot future rum
PAeat''ns Public opinion approve, 1t the
new convention
Argentina clearly announce. that her
policy Is absolute neutrality in question:.
'"necruing Chile on the Pacific 51l.t
The convention explains that It !, not
proposed that either milton shall have
naval equipment now Anoat.
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MINES AND MINING NEWS
OUTLOOK IN THE NORTHWEST.
Items OF Interest of a miscellaneous
Week-New Districts BroaEht to
Mature Gathered During the Past
the ErOnt-MIninE Accidents and
Personals.

The production OF iron ores In the
United States during the year 1901. as
given by MFR. John L.rkinbine in Min
eral Resources OF the United States.
1901. now in press. United States geo
logical survey, David T. Day. chief OF
division, amounted to 2S.SS7,4Ts long
tons. as compared with 27.55S.l6I long
tons in 1900, gain OF l,SS4.3lS long
tons, or five per cent: the gain Of
1901 over 1895 was 9.453,76S tons, or
~ per cent, a phenomenal growth
The total value at the mines OF the
ere mined in 1901, as reported to this
Office, was $4s.s56.s45.
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London, July Half million Of Lon
dons slum dwellers were King Edwards
guests Saturday afternoon. They we're
scattered in about 40 halls, schools and
parks in varying numbers, the greater
number OF benefciaries being at Stepney.
where no less than 5000 enjoyed 4 dinner
such a. they SELDOM pdrtook OF. At every
gathering was read message from the
king. signed by his private secretary. to
the poor, sent through the lord mayor Of
London.
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syracuse, y. Y, July l0-Judge Will
lam Marvin died at his home in skan.at.
les, aged 81 He was appointed T-ni,ai
State district judge at Key West. ia.
by President Van Buren,. ami held e5ur,
ut hey West until Is63. It vas q union
fouTt with The American flag floating
over II, though every stt~n,hnt Of The
ouT'. nom the d.trc; attorney to c7ier
oiurd IN -sce--i5u.
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London, july 1.-The program far III,
reception To Lord Kitchener On ri. A.
rival from South Africa is similar Ia In,
one carried out upon the ocrl.,an Of Oh.
acme coming of Lord Robsrt., the com
manjer in chief Of the forces.
After bis elaborate welcome A. south
'mpi"n. Lord Kitchener i. cvp.,ts,l {.
reach LONDON at noon N july b.
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J"in striking MachIaI.,..

Omaha, July The blacksmith. and
ih'iF helpers in the Union Pacific .hop.
numbering about - men. vent On siriks
tHls morning and j1inei the boilrrnl ksr.
ana machinists in their demands for abb
h;ion Of the piece work system. Wall
ne w1lkout i. against the system. tn.
immediate eau'e Is the importation Of nax
men into the machine shops.
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work of KID Curry. Gang.

Chicago, July Tint members Of
the Kid Curry band of bank and train
robbers, wanted for alleged completely IN
the recent Union Pacific hoIdup, perpe-
trated the robbery Of the Rock Island ex-
press train at Dupont, H., last week il
believed possible by detectives, 100 Of
whom are working on the case.
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Gale OF 81 Inhn.

~ Johns, y. +, July IA furi1u.
gale rsged here and swept the whole ga
board destroying much fishing property
It Is teare'l that the storm worked great
havoc with shipping.
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'h.e'so, July s.-Ths grip Of the Gate.
crowd N the local supply Of contract corn
; - aeAin made apparent Mondsy. when
. MY corn broke the record Of recea, year,
By gong 70 s454c.
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nI,e.rle s.s.~. !. Illl.als.

Peoria ~ Juiy IA terrific sisstrie
tni r,iu storm has .ssPt oysF Ps0rla ash
the adjacent euunlry kaIh tsll ia tsFapAts
ga ,s,efil hoafs anal shs damage wrought
sas extensive
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Portland-NomInal; walla walla,
SEC; Valley. 66l9 d67c: bluestem. 81
66sc.
Tacoma - Nominally unchanged;
bluestem, 67lac; club. soc.
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Oklahoma Town DESTROYED.

Anadarko, o. T, July The entire
town OF Gotebo, small place on the Rock
Island system in Kiowa county. was de-
stroyed BY fire. Loss about S25,OOO: in.
suranee light.
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RarlN Ponihl.

Nonder what makes the funny man
ie'k So e.um 4ueriSi the h1rse re-
porter.
P-ehaps De j. ogt u hume" sug-
st>tej tile snake ,7iItor.
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Mothers ~iI End Mr.. Win.lox'. soo,h
HZ syrup The best remedy to ne for thsi,
children during the ;sething period
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London. Juiy : The f1ssas says il
bears nat tnife~ csrurgis has purchased
The library Il The late Load AekSn.
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Hamlin's Wizard OIL ban!shes pain
u does It a thousand times every day.
and has for over forty years.
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From the northern terminus Of Nor
Nay most northern railway the sun
Is constantly in sight from June 5 to
July II.
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Breed and butter Ch;istiAns here NAV
mics the banquet there.
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Many n-g1tiye. Of vice 90 not max.
po-stiys virtue.
I@s1i' are more important than hmps
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CANCER

Sahervrs from this hosEibls n.AiaAp
nearly always inh~FiI II $3.50 nd nee~anarily
tgoa tie paIruta. eat may be tfom ssrns
reHaa&e GnesstoF. foe cahess cften Fuas
Trough several genssusi0aa. This deaaiy
py-soa may lay dormant In The kseod "a
yelrs. OF aail you Esaeh mlAdie life, shes
the Lfst hgIe are oE RlesF Eakss iis CD
psaFAhse os Q svolisa KlAnd IN tka
bseAs'. OF scaas other part ot tha ksdy,
k.yes The hEst smuLag.
To cure CanceF thoroughly saA pernS
neatly al tbs p9isoa0as virus mass h
Stimulated isosa Ihs bload-es~sy ves,aEs
Of Il dnyvn out. This s. S. 5. desc. anA
Ia the oaly rsdLeins THAI caa Eemeh assN,
SEATED. obssla4ss blood lFvahisa THE tia
Heea ali the p'5tsoa has ee~a f0sesd oal
Il he systsa ths cAaess kszla. an1 Ia
Glsrase Erser Frtxfra
OAse~r eEias aitsa In . sraAli vay, - Ia
fol!satng lst,sF ffoaa MEs hhissE hhows
A sail piia 90 saaas - ~ tss assaa aR tea
e~t4~ tas 80 - 'hs - 4 sAis " ~ fsGa d So
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