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Arizona republican., 1902-05-27

Washington. May 26.-Mr. Patterson of Colorado. one of the minority mem- bers of the Philippines committee of the senate, occupied the ncor most of to- day in discussion of the Philippines question. MT. Patterson quoted from the utterances of his newspaper. the Denver News, tC show that it consist ently had advocated the independence or the F'ilipinos since December. 1898. He said the editorials quoted by Mir. Foraker some days ago had been writ ten prior to that time. He discussed the whole Philippines question and sev eral lively colloquies occurred during his speech. Messrs. Foraker and Hoar had d brief debate over President Nc Kinleys proclamation to the Filipinos. SiXty-two private pension bills were passed.
 MT. Bailey of Texas, speaking to MT. Gallinger's resolution to investigate lynching, said he had no idea of being drawn into any sectional controversy by the senator from New Hampshire and he would be willing to have the people judge the men who perpetrated such outrages. He desired, however, to discuss the question whether the government had the right to go into the several states and take charge of peace and good order. He asked, therefore, that the resolution go over.
 There can De no 0bjectiGn,' said Mir. Bailey. ito a report from the judiciary committee on the subject, because 1 am sure there can be but one conclusion reached by that committee. But, if in the course of the investigation il should undertake to parade before the country all the lynchings and burn ings that have occurred in any section over nameless Offense, and all the murders of women and children and all the abductions which have occurred in other sections of the country, the only result, it seems to ne, would be to make us think less Of ourselves as a people and as nation. and I have little disposition to indulge in that pastime myself
 The resolution went over. Subse- quently MT. Culberson of Texas had read the story of the burning of d negro near Leavenworth. Kansas, in Janu- ary, 1901. saying he wanted the fact made known that these crimes had oc- cured in other states than Texas. He hoped the New Hampshire senator when reciting examples of these atrO- cities in the future, would not confine himself to one state.
 Senator Hoar today introduced the following resolution: That the presi- dent be requested to inform the senate whether there be any law or regula- ton in force in the Philippine islands which will prevent any native of these islands who may so desire, who is not
Arizona republican., 1902-05-27
ANOTHER LIE NAILED
Alleged Epidemic at Cananea Only a
 Yellow Story.

If the yellow correspondents in the various towns along the border keep up their activity in the circulation of sen sational reports relative to the Cana- req consolidated Mini-ar company and camp, the company will in self defense be forced to establish q bureau of de- nial to portect itself. These cores pcndents not only do the company great injury, but keep the newspapers busy denying false reports they nave previously publishc;l, believing them tc be true.
 The latest report to be circulated was that an epidemic is prevailing in that camp, firm which great nu al- bers of the companys employees are dying. It was said, too. that the di- sease was a new one which puzzled the doctors. its distinctive feature being that after death q black circle appears on the breast of each victim over the region of the heart. Fortunately this was one story The Republican wisely failed to reproduce but as it got into the Associated Press from Fl Paso, many reliable journals did print it. It mas been ascertained beyond doubt chat this report emanated from certain for mel employees of the company. who strive by this means to prejudice good men against the camp. To offset the injury that might follow the circulation oT this report, the Cananea Consoldl- ted company has made the following official statement regarding conditions of health and vital statistics of that camp:
 Certain disaffected former. emplov- ees Of this company are maliciously circulating reports that an epidemic prevails in this camp. These reports are absolutely without foundation. Nc epidemic of any sort has or does ora vail here From June fifteenth, nine teen hundred one, to April twenty-;sc- ond. present year, tho total number Of deaths here among population o6 about ten thousand, was one hundred sixty i've, of which nine were accidental. forty-one from levers, twenty-eicht d. acases digestive organs. ffty-six disal- sos respiratory organs. O: the above twenty three deaths occurred in com r2ny hospital and twelve were of pa
 tents tre"ted by hospital physician outside Of hospital. Six of these were accidental. nine feVers and eleven dis aases of respiratory organs. The hes ptal physicians treat about a per rent of all cases of sickness in the camp. From April 22 to date there have been thirty-four dea ths in camp. of which seventeen were diseases respiratory CT gans. five fevers. five alcoholism. Of these four were treated by hospital physicians, two deaths occurring III hospital and two outside"
Arizona republican., 1902-05-27
CATTLE AND SHEEP.

Chicago, May 26.-Cattle Receipts 26 5000, including 1000 Texans 10 to 15c lcwer. Good to prime steers STOOD S7.60; poor to medium S4.90G $6.75; stcckers and feeders S7.50G$4.25; cows $l.5OG$60O; heifers S2.5O6s6.25; canners $1.50G1$2.50; bulls $2.5oG$5.5O. calves $2.00GlS6.75; Texas fed steers $5.656$6. 50.
 Sheep.-Receipts 1SG0G. Steady 60 strong. Lambs steady to 25c higher Good to choice wethers $4.50Gs6.3G; fair to choice mixed S4.75@s5.5O: west ern sheep S5.25@$6.S0; native lambs clipped $5.00@$6.75; western lambsS2 25 MS5.75; spring lambs $7.50.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-27

under arrest and against whom no charge Of any offense against the nited States is pending, from coming to the United States and stating his views or desires as to the interests of his people tC the president or either house of congress" The resolution went over until tomorrow at the re- quest of MT. Lodge.
 Senator Quay introduced a bill pro- viding fer the promotion of Major Gen eral Brooke, the senior major general of the army. to the rank of lieutenant general and for the generals retire ment with that rank.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-27
QUIT AT ONE MINE.

HaZelton, May 26.-Sixty engineers. firenen and pumpmen in the Cranberry Colliery of A. Pardee X Go. struck to- day because of the company's refusal to reinstate 3. discharged pumpman. Some of the oldest of the company's employees. who were asked to take charge of the fires or pumps resigned rather than comply with the company's request. Cots were taken to the Gran berry colliery tonight for the use of non-union pumpmen and firemen. The oompany's special officers will be. on guard. One of the Cranberry stopes has been filling with water the past week.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-27
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

especially big decreases in local stocks and continued small receipts. give rte bull traders good buying incentives to- day and fair gains were made in grain prices. July wheat closed A1asc up July corn A@7sc higher and July oats unchanged. Provisions weak and closed 712@1Cc lower
 July wheat opened 73A @3sc to 731sG1 14, sold up to 737sG074c. closed 733s l234. ..
 July corn sold up to 63A and closed 62Q1A.
 July oats sold 3714@7s and closed SIPS
Arizona republican., 1902-05-27
THE TRANSPORT SERVICE.

Washington. May 26.-Secretary Rect today. agreeable to his promise. sent to the senate another mass of information respecting the army transport service based on the mail reports of officers stationed outside of Washington. Be cause Of the magnitude of the task the secretary finds himself unable tc sub init itemized vouchers for each expend- iture, but the figures produced show the tCtal cost of the transport repIir service to date is S9. 946. .021
Arizona republican., 1902-05-27
THE FALL CAMPAIGN.

Washington. May 26.-Congressman Babcocll, chairman of the republican congressional campaign committee, talked with the president today re- GardinS the fall campaign. The presi- dent at an early day will fix a date for receiving the committee at which time plans will be mapped out.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-27
IMPENDING WEATHER.

Washington. May 26.-Arizona-Gen- orally fair Tuesday and Wednesday.
 Wyoming-Partly cloudy Tuesday; showers. thunderstorms and warmer in southeast portion. Wednesday partly cloudy.
 New MeXico-Partly cloudy Tuesday and Wednesday, showers and thunder storms in north portion.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-27
WAKE A MILLIONAIRE.

Houston, Tex. May 26.-Early today q boiler exploded at the home of mil lionaire John Kirby. where a private theater and natatorium was being built Engineer Harry oWodard of Memphi and Assistant Charles Pughlan Were instantly killed. The end of the boiler went through a section of the Kirby residence, and the sleeping inmates narrowly escaped death.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-27
A CONFERENCE REPORT.

Washington, May 26.-The senate and house conferees today agreed on a re- port on the fertilization appropriation bill. The senate provision prohibit- ing the Use of any money for disappear ing gun carriages until a thorough test is made by disinterested officers. was retained. The senate action in strik- ing out the house provision for the pur- chase of the right to manufacture the high explosive "thorite" was also rati- fled by the conference report.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-27
IN A WEEK.
Operators Must Be Decided About
 Hours and Wages

Wilkesbarre, Hay 2G.-It is still matter Of conjecture whether the mines in the anthracite region will be con- pletely shut down by Monday, when the order issued by the executive boards of United Mine Workers, governing hours
Arizona republican., 1902-05-27
BRITISH INTERPRETATION.

- London, May 2s.-Thc British gov ernmcnt has gratefully accepted the offer of the United States Of a warship to bring home the body of Lord PauncefOte. the late British ambassa- dor at Washington. Deep apprecia- tion was expressed at the forelgn of flee at this and other signs of Amer ican sympathy.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-27
INSANE TOURIST.
Missing Youth Found After Long
 Absence.

Salinas. Cal, May 26.-L2ster Me L.achIan. who disappeared from his fathers ranch in New Mexico, has been heard from. \ letter hass been received by Miss Mabel McLachlan from Trini- dad. Colo. notifying her that her brother was sick there with brain fever. The mayor of the city, who writes thc letter. states that Lester has just re- covered consciousness sufficient to tell his name and address.
 He cannot tell anything of his wan- derings after leaving Lamy, New Mex leo, 700 miles from Trinidad. Miss Me
Arizona republican., 1902-05-27

on hand. provide the present popula- ton for three months. Lumber for re- building is asked. Nothing is known of any disturbance outside of St. Vim cent and MartinGue
Arizona republican., 1902-05-27
PAuNCEFOTE's FUNERAL.
His Remains to Be Taken Home Iiy
 This Government.

Wasnington. May 26.-A special fun cral service over the remains of the id.c Lord Paunceiote. the British ambassl- dor vii! be held tomorrow at the cm- bassy at Il o'clock. It is intended for the family and the attendance will be limited to them and to the staff Of the embassy.
 pr. MacKay Smith, coadiutoT of the diocese of Philadelphia, and formerly pastor of St. Johns Episcopal church. where the ambassador worshippcd. will conduct the services. Bishop Sattarlec Y i'll also ne present.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-27

Lachlan has telcgrarhed her father who will leave at once for Trinidad Young McLachlan was thrown from his horse a short time before his dis appearance and it is believed that his brain was affected as a result of the fall
Arizona republican., 1902-05-27
BONDS.

|. $. refundine 2s registered and cou- pon 10S5s: 3s registered 107A; coupon 10S; new As registered and coupon 1864: old 4s registered and coupon 1103s; as registered and coupon 105A.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-27
IT CAME AT LAST

Pueblo. Colo, May 26.-The high water in the Fountain river reached here shortly after o'clock. tearing out the Colorado & Southern railroad. flooded the cellar of the Pueblo hos Eital and did other damage.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-27
LATE TEXAS LYNCHINC
 THEME IN THE SENATE
The Texas Members Resent a ReSOIu-
 tiOn for an Investigation

Mr. Bailey Denies the Right of the Government to Keep Peace and Order in the Several States-r Culberson Has Read for the Edifcaton of the Senate the Story of the Burning of Negro in Kansas-Senator Pat terson Takes Up the Rest of the Day With Philip pines Speech
Arizona republican., 1902-05-27
CHICAGO CONFERENCE
 0N ANTHRACITE STRIKE
The Beginning Of a Possible Plan for
 Bringing II to an End
Details of the Meetrns

Details of the Meetlne Not Been Made Public, But They Involve a Calling Together of the Full Commit tee of the National Civic Federation With View of Arbitration-The Conference Was Not Held At the Instance of the United Mine Workers-The General Situation.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-27

1O4A: Anaigamated Copper 70; Ana conda 117; Sugar 12SA; |. s. Steel 4O, preferred 90; W. U. 901a; s. F. Cop per 1!s.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-27

Washington, May 26.- Washington. .... O 0 o O 0 o 3 0-3 Cleveland. .. -. A 0 0 1 0 0 O-6 Batteries-Orth and Clarke; Wright. Moore and Bemis.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-27

Boston. May 26.- Boston. . -. ....0oOO OO0Oo-o St. Louis. .... ......0 ? 0 c o G--3
 Batteries-Direen and Warner; Pow ell and Sugden.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-27
WESTERN LEAGUE.

WESTERN LEAGUE. Omaha. May 26- Omaha. .... .... 3 ? Q 0 l OO2 2 O--S Colorado Springs. 70 G 0 . 0 0 0 co I5atteries-OWens and Bonding; Me Nicely and Arthur
 Kansas City. May 26- Kansas City. .... - 1 . l o 0 0 <-6 Milwaukee,. .... .. o 0 0 o 1 Q ? 0--3 Batteries-Cablc and Messitt BasheY and Lucia.
 St. Joseph, May 2G.- St. Joseph. .... ....1 Q q 1 Q 0 Q 2-o Peoria. -. .... Q 0 . q Q 2 Q 0--6 Batteries-McFadden and Roth: Hart and Wilson.
 Des Moines, May 26- Denver. .... ...- ..2 0 , 0 0 DO 1 It Batteries-Barry and Hansen; Eyler. Mcconnell and Wall.
 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. Milwaukee. [; Kansas City, 0
Arizona republican., 1902-05-27
Baltimore. May 26.-

Baltimore. .... .. Q O1OOO O-3 Chicago. .... -. Il 0 ? 0 0 0-S
 Ratteries-HoWeU and RObinson GarNin and Mcfarland
Arizona republican., 1902-05-27
STOt KS.

Atchison 79a4. preferred 9S; C. X Q. t6as: Rock Island 171h: C. C. C. X st. |. 1e5; C X <. q, preferred 70, 2nd pre- ferrcd 42: Erie 36lH; Great Northern preferred 1S3; Manhattan 1925; Metro politan 14SH; Mo. Pac. 997s; N. J. Cen tral 19O; N Y. Central 15612; Pennsyl- vania 149A. St. L. &, S. F. 67lA,preferred SS, 2nd preferred IFS; St Paul 1895; Southern Pacific 643s; Union Pacific
Arizona republican., 1902-05-27
COMMERCIAL
 FINANCIAL
More Activity in stocks-Bulls Had
 the Better of the Grain Market.

New York, May 3G.-There was rath CT more activity in the market today than during the latter part of last week, but it was at the expense of val ucs of standard stocks.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-27
Philadelphia, May 26.-

PhlladeIphla, May 26.- Detroit. . - 70 0 0 0 q c 0 3 O-6 Philadelphia. .. .. 70 1 0 *-S
 Batteries-Miller and Mcclure: WiltSe and Powers
Arizona republican., 1902-05-27

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. Milwaukee. [; Kansas City, 0
Arizona republican., 1902-05-27
BASE BALL
The Result of Contests in the Four
 Leagues Yesterday.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

on. May c.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-06
New York

New York, Nov. s.-Compls,s and ln complete returns from nearly ,ysry psclntI ln the state Of New York Indicate a epub. llean plurality of about 10000. Tho democrats have not given up hope oi COlsr's election. The majority Of the COG, EressiOuaI delegation will be dsmoGatle William R. Hearst, proprietor of the Nss York Journal, Chioago Amsrilan and Sac Francisco Examiner, democrat, has beer elected to congress from the nth New York district.
 The legislature which will elect a sue esssOT to Senator Plat Is republican.
 The republicans carried New York for governor two years ago by a plurality Of IIrI26. The democrats have made a net gain of Ioo,ooo,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-06
REPUBLICANS CARRY IHF COUNTRY BY
 REDUCED MAJORITI[S
Party of Administration Will Have Working Majority Houses of Congress Though Much Reduced In the
 New York Very Close and Rhode Island Democratic
Special Dispatches to The Daily Alaskan)

Washington, Nov. s.-The rtuns from every doubtful congressional district show that the republicans wll control both the s.oats and house Of representatives ln the next congress, The republican mnagsrs claim to have elected 2,S memb,rsof the house which would give them a m jorlty of3'. Their majority In the present house Is %. The republican majority in the senate will be materially reduced. How. ever, they claim that lt win stll be IT. lt. Is % to the present senate.
 The i,moLlts made substantial Ealns au over the E st while the republicans made gdus-in every far Western state sx- cspt California.
 The rspu lelns have carried every t5u5,ful state, bu, the plurality ln New
 7'k was reduced io the danger point. The i-mo,ritic victory h Rhode Island !
 .s a result Of The reaction ln the East
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-06
Washington

tlle, Noy. 5.-Ths returns now. indl- ga that The republicans have elected 'h'.lniIili,s for congress and supreme lstics by r2,oOo plurality. Returns i-ouis legislative elections lrs very To- eoms, but the republic ms will proba- byles 8 big m j5tiiv on joint b5'I3t
 IA.epot'I,an uck;t In King county has V out by on average plurality Cf 3.ooo ept for shsr fl. Ed. Cudlhss, dsmo-thas ben reelected by ,bout 800 mai'r.r ,y John WoOjlnE, republican.
 The county republican legislative t'ke' haen elected, with the exception ot GsoTg. Piper formerly mlnlgsr Of Che 'os'''hS'noer, who was defeated by J'ig' Nam Hickman Moore, dsom- c'a'' iof 'n'te senate.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-06
JUDGE IRWIN LECTURED- BY
 Tilt COURT -....'.. Irregularities Not Sufficient to Cause Dismiss sal of Commissioner. Juneau Papers
 Disagree As To Guilt of Accused. ,..

Juneau, Nov. 5, Judge Brown refused 10 remove Judge Irwin from office today but gave him a severe rebuElng. The newspapers have taken different sides To the matter. The Dispatch maintains that the charges of lneompetenev were proven beyond a toubt and svs that hls b. oks are tangled and that Irregularities have been shown. lt Is also lntlmatsd that he
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-06
Massnohus etc

Boston, Nov. s.-Unofielal returns from most Of the precincts in every county ln the state Indicate the election of John L. Bates, republican, for governor ant the en- tire republican state ticket bva majority of 37,OOO. Gov, Csans, republican, ear- rIed Massachusetts by 7LA47 in IooI, net democratic gain Of about 2s,oOo. The legislature Is stsly republican by r,- duesd majority.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-06
PonnsyIvania

Philadelphia. Nov. s.-lneomplste re- turns from every county h Psnnsylvanla Indicate Che election Of Judge Pennypacker, republican, for governor over Ex-GOver- nor Robert E, Pattlson, democratic, by a plurality Of I7SOoo. The entire epubll- can state ticket has won by substantially the same vote. The legislature which will choOs. a successor to Senate, Psnross la republican by a safe majority.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-06
Ladies Literary club Today

Tn. Lldies' Literary Club, 0f SkaEwdy has tecidrd totks Q, Am r.,an history i1I this ye r's work The next meeting 0l the club wlll be at the home oi Mrs. Hll- us s. PulIen, at the PuIlen house this ai' tsnoon. The program will commence lt 23o sharp, as follows:
 L.ller-Mrs. $. n. ' ung.
 P5psr-"The Mining or America, Mrs. Cories Ford. outline: The Red Mao, Territory, lmpimsnts, Char ctsr.sti,s, Religion, origin, Arts, Legends, Wars, Ago1l IinS.
 Readings from Hilwa.h1-Mrs. Dr5 Hlll.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-06

may yet lose his place and be succeeded by w. w. ShOrthlIl, recently of Skagwav. The Dispatch seems to think Judge Brown took pity on Rev, c. N. Irwin's grey haIrs and that he Is making a way to let him down easy. The Reeord-AIner claims that Judge Irwin has been ylndIcatsd by the court. lis admlttsi that the records have not been properly kept.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-06
Ohio

Columbus, Nov. s.-Ohlo has undoubt. sdly given an Increased republican plural ItY. At republican headquarters lt Is estl- mated that the state has gone repub lean by not less than so,oOo. While the dem ocrats conesds the state to the republicans, they do not admit the plurality claimed.
 Ohio voted for secretary of state and minor cdicsrs. The republican plurality last year was 67,s67.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-06
Now HampshirO

a1Aa
 Concord, N. H., Nov. s.-lneomplste r,- turns from nearly every county In New Hampshire, Indicate a republican plurality of about S,OOO. Democrats ifslm lt will be smaller The legislature and congress men are republican.
 h 1000 New Hampshire gave a republl- can plurality for governor of rSo35, Re- publican net loss about 10000. The lsgls- lature elects successor toSenator Gllllngsr, republican.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-06
Maryland

B'tIm re, Nov 5 -Ineomplete returns from all the counties of M1ryland give a dsmOeutle plurality of not less than 2o,- 900. The democrats claim that every con- grssslOnal district has returned a democrat.
 Maryland gave Mckinley a plurality of I3,Q4I 10 1900. The present congressional delegation consists Of six republicans and no democrats.
 Republicans do not eOneeds all the con- gressmsn.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-06
Rhode Islapd

Providence, Nov. 5.-UnOfielal returns from every precinct In the state of Rhode Island gave a democratic plurality Of z,SOO, The state went republican enc year ago by a plurality of 6soO. The lsgis- lalurs sun h doubt.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-06
Lynx From AtIin

Three of the prettlest little lynx kitten, imaginable, arrived frem AtIIn last night. They are about the size of two weeks old nal mute puppies and were caught near Lake AtlIn, about three or four months lgo. N. R. Jameson, the AtlInmInsf, Is taking them to Australia with him.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-06
Illinois

enc g'' N5 The returns are com Ing "a imP'ny but the state has given a rspHn pluralltv for s,a,, treasurer and ''ntsndsnt of public in- siru,tion. The Islltuv Is republican iosaI.nE the sles Of A. J. Hopkins to 'os s''''s 10 su''SsnatOr Mason. The democrats clam eosslonll gains. ..
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-06
Next Mail From soattl.

The next mail from Seattle and the states will be received here tomorrow On the Humboldt. There will be mall since from the time the FarllIon left, In all four days,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-06
Mi'sisuippi

Jackson, Mss, Nov. s,-Msmbsrs of congress only were chosen In Mississippi yesterday. The democratic ticket was the only one ln ths field The vote was light.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-06
Steamer Notss

Agent Fd.0I received word ysstsriay from Supt. Blms thlt tns Humboldt sliI.i 'rrm Settle Monday night and the DIdgo slIsi TussjiN night, The Hum b,I1t win bs here tom TOW md the Ddg1 Su15 v.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-06
AIabaraa

N ntgomerv Ala, Nov. s.-A light vote was boiled today. The democrats clalm the state by nol!lsss than q ,oOo plu. nIIty.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-06
Fifth AVoHot,I

This popular hosts ,,ju ,,,,. i,. ,.,,, s,em heating plant,rsr,tIon S,, uv" 'D, n,s' S' NY, u'o',, .5 1'n clts the patron- 'te .l o. IJ',ss'''S ,l..ss a't ents who desire ,''7 sum ,,, ts '' ,l.ils $ hotel. Each 5,elH n E,u 1. U1 .'., 'u. u.s'.' ith a register. N"',' W 'o 'u.' ,-...'S Sts' fO"' Sling to accom- sl V '.,3u .s4u'iSN' u per month 'ii '"I uF"'is'' "e''o per month.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-06
Branching Into CrOokory

The ROss-Hlgglns Company have bought the erOekerY stock of the Northern Commerclal Company and have ordered new croekery to All In with and will cary a complete stock of erOekery. s, Io-s-tf
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-06
Totho Public

UntI November 30 Ve wlii tune and re- rlir rln1s lta charce oi Sio. As we re- tum tools November 90, w.II 70 DO " fk lh-rthl, date. Phone Dewey q tel
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