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LIVE NATIoNAllcAPiTAL AFFAIRS.
Bragg Ms tEe Recalled.

Cuba has taken ormal notice OF the
statement OF Cor tlGeneral Bragg, at
Havana, ;ha, I'm c Sam might as well
try 20 make WHILE out OF pigs tail
as TO do anything, with these people"
General Bragg as himself made an
explanation to tin State Department.
bun i IS generals, conceded that his
usefulness as diplomatic representa-
tive of this Go" .rnment in Cuba is
ended. The matter has been passed to
Presiden; Roosevelt. who will decide
whether or not General Bragg must be
retired. His recall from Havana will
probably follow. whether Cuba is in
clincd to press the matter or not.
he Cuban Government brought the
matter 70 the attention OF the United
States through Minister Squiers at Ha-
Iana he was asked whether or not
General Bragg wa, responsible Tor the
statement. which was published in the
United States as :. part OF letter writ
ten 10 his wife.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-07-26
ODDS AND ENDS OF THE NEWS.

Elwyn F. Larson. an atsconder from
Milwaukee, was arrested in ctaskiwin.
Canada
1t was announced in York. Pa. By
State Secretary Harry Dccmer. OF the
Junior Order United American Me
chanics. that 100 councils. aggrega;ing
10000 members, had been expelled from
the order.
Dr. B. w Arnold, professor OF his
tory at the State Normal School al,
Farmvlle. Va. was elected professor OF
history and economics in Randolph
Macon Woman College.
Miss Ionic Farmer was arrested at
Winchester. Va, on warrant sworn
cut by her father. Gere Farm.-. OF Ber-
ryville. Va, on the charge OF running
away.
Seen directors Of the Prussian Mort
cage Bank. charged with ialsiiying bal
ancc sheets. were sentenced TO different
terms oil imprisonment and to pay heavy
fines.
Two unsuccessful attempts are report
ed 10 have been made by revolutionists
70 seize Nica:agu2n ports.
4 ], Baltour. the new British premier.
presided al the first cabinet meeting oi
the new administration Il is reported
that .hc Duke OF Marlborough will sue
coed Lord Curzon as Nicc-oy OF India.
but there is little credence given TO the
runor.
The Sultan OF Zanzibar died OF !
stroke of paralysis. His death has
carsed 10 disturbance.
Whi:claw Reid, the head OF the Unit
cd States embassy 70 the coronation al
King Edward in 4 speech at the ban
quct oi the American Chamber OF Com
s,erce in Liverpool defended the Nor
gan shipping combine declaring il was
NJ; 2 nonc poly, and thar it obviatcd
yiolcn; fluctuations in rates and insured
70 Great Britain 4 great neutral fleet.
IN extensive Gordon OF constabulary
has been arranged i'll Cavite Province
to capture the ladrone chiefs Montallon
and Fclizardo and 80 followers.
President A. J. Cassa;t. OF the Penn
sylyania Railroad resigned from the
board Il the Mercantile Trust Company
Of New York. Gould concern.
An attempt in South Manchester.
Conn. 10 experiment with the two
loom system in the Cheney Bros. mills
resulted in strike.
c. F. Hiatt. alias Osborne, was taken
from Norfolk. Va. to Oklahoma. where
he is wanted on the charge II murder
ing his first wife
Richard Solomon. coiored. who threw
Ella Forrest overheard I'll Norfolk. Va.
vas sentenced to 10 years in the peni-
tertiary
g. ing in Mancburia.
f.s.f
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Russian Prime Comm, Here.

Advices were received by the State
Department; from Alfred E. Buck.
United States Minister to Japan, that
Prince Boris OF Russia sailed from ia
pan Tor San Francisco. The minister
SAID that the Price would remain in
this country Tor some time.
As Prince Boris is coming TO this
country unoiticialk, no arrangements
have been made by the State Depart
ment for his reception. He will visit
the Russian Ambassador, Count Cassi-
nj. at Bar Harbor. but beyond that the
Government knows nothing about his
plans.
Prince Boris is the second son OF
Grand Duke Vladimir. the Cars uncle.
and is. therefore first cousin OF the
Gar. He is 2- years old and unmar-
ried. He is lieutenant in the HUI
Ears OF the Cars bodyguard and aide
de-camp in an infantry regiment.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-07-26
Hotel Managers Strange Death.

Atlantic City. \. ]. (SpeciaD =
Thomas Ormrod. manager OF Clabbis'
Hotel is dead, and Nathan Leekan, j
merchant. is dying from what is thought
TO be strychninc poisoning. The men
went into the bottling establishment Of
Charles Forraan and took a drink Of
brandy. Ornrod Immediately became Ill
and died a short time later in convul-
sions. Leekan was also seized with
commissions. and the physicians have
little hope OF saving his life. Ii is be-
lieved that some persons put strychnine
into the brandy. and an analysis is now
heiro made
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-07-26
First Of the Military Posts.

Secretary Root has given the final or
der for the establishments OF the first
four great military posts which are to
be the gathering pla:es OF the United
Sttaes forces in case Il war. and in time
OF peace are to be greet training schools
Tor both regulars and miitiamen. This.
the first post. viii be at Chickamauga.
Secretary Root has allotted $4,000 for
the construction OF post there calcu-
lated to accommodate one full regiment
oil cavalry and one company OF artillery.
which force is to be the nucleus OF the
future great military post. Gen. II. V.
Boynton. president OF the Chickamauga
Park Commission after some quiet ne
gotiation. has beer abb to secure nearly
two:hirds OF the square mile OF land
required Tor thepost proper. and the re-
inainde- vii be sought by eondemna-
TIC. proceedings.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-07-26
Causes Shock in San Francisco.

San Francisco, Gala. Especial The
news OF the death OF John w Mackay.
in London, caused quite shock here
notwithstanding the public was in a
measure. prepared for it by the previous
announcement OF his illness. Mr. Mac
kay was the last surviving member OF
the four bonanza kings. Flood. O'Brien
and Fair. the other three having long
since died
For the past IS years Mr. Mackay had
not been actively identified with the life
Of this city. but had passed most OF his
time in the East. making annual visits TO
the coast to look after his property in
terests in this state and Nevada.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-07-26
Tobacco Regulations.

The Secretary OF the Treasury has is
sued regulations carrying into effect the
Ac, OF April Il. 1902. regarding the
contents and the marking AMI labelling
OF packages OF tobacco ard cigars. The
more important features oi the regula-
tons are those which authorize the in
clusion al advertising matter. such as
cards, :aGS. paper bands and coupons in
statutory packages. which were cxclud-
cd by section 10 OF the Dinglev Act.
The regulations. however. prohibit the
Use OF all foreign articles or merchan-
disc. lottery tickets or coupons. and all
indecent pictures c- publications.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-07-26
A Million More Farms.

Statistics on agriculture in the United
States just announced by the Census
Bureau show large increase during the
past 10 years.
The number OF farms has increased
more than million being now $780,
6s7 The toal acreage tadvanced from
623.oooooo in 1900 to S4looo.ooo in
1000. and the total value OF farm prop
erty from SI5.oS2 2t7. go to S2o.5I4, oo1.-
S3S
The !otal value al farm products re
ported for 1900 was more than $4,000
ooo.ooo as compared with s.. 500, ooo, 600
Tor 1900
The Bureau states that the number OF
farms is now nearly four times what ii
was 90 years ago. while their value is
more than fve times as great
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-07-26
TERRIBLE ORDEAL
OF YOUNG WOMAN
Bound, Gagged and Robbed in Her Home
at GlassbOrO.
EXCITEMENT IN A JERSEY TOWN.
The Robber Uses Fair Of Her Stockings TO
Tie Her Hands and Feet-Posses OF citi.
xens Of 0iassboro. N. J.. Search the Town
for the Robber-Two Men Arrested When
About TO Take a Train.

Glassboro, ~ ]. (SpeciaD.-AIrs. Viii
liam Shaw, OF South Glassboro. was
held up in her home at the point OF a
revolver, bound and gagged and the
house looted OF money and several arti-
rles OF value.
Mrs. Shaw, who is only Is years OF
age, was formerly Miss Anna George, OF
ihis town. She was attending to house
hold duties on the first floor. when she
turned around and saw man covering
per with revolver. He threatened her
with death il she made any noise. He
hen seized pair OF the woman's stock
ngs from clothesline and with one OF
hese tied her hands behind her back.
lie then bound her legs with the other
tocking. He then, still covering her
nth revolver, found an old -four sack.
18th which he gagged her. Then he
ook an old piece OF carpet and secure
: bound it over her head
When Mrs Shaw was discovered. two
ours later, she was nearly suffocated.
ad neighbors who released her found
ae- Frustrated. She was frothing at the
mouth. and it was hall an hour before
she recovered sufficiently TO tell what
had happened. She then gave a de-
scription OF her assailant. and several
posses OF citizens were hastily gathered
together and secured the town in all
directions to capture the culprit
Town Marshall William Martin. with
several other men. went TO the railroad
depot. thinking the man might have
rome there to make his escape by a
train. They found two strangers about
10 board i freight train, and hastily sur
rounded them.
They gave the names OF Joseph Cra-
mer. OF Covington. Ky, and Frank Nc
Kay. OF Pittsburg
r.. Shaw positively identified Cra-
The man who held her up in her
d bound and gagged her. Nc
lid not see before, as he was
house
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A Released Conviet's Crime.

Chicago (SpeciaD.-Because his wife
gave evidence that ne: love for him had
v-aned while he was serving II months
in the State prison. William Nelson
shot her 10 death here and then turned
his revolver upon himself in an ineffec-
,ual attempt TO take his own life Their
baby. ZOO young 10 realize that a crime
was being committed. was the only wit
ness TO the tragedy When the murder
was discovered the cold form OF the
wife was clasped in the arms oi the man
who had taken her lie. The man 5
wound was only superficial.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-07-26
Sent pho.osraph Of Hand.

A photograph o. an injured hand
firmly clutching package OF letters
will be the means d the owner OF the
hand getting position as a rural free
delivery letter carrie.
The application O. the man. who re-
sides in Goshen. Ind. was rejected be-
cause OF the manned hand. the thumb
being gone and the member being 9TH
erwise mutilated. bur the silent protest
and testimonial OF the photograph,
which has been received at the Post
office Department here. is considered
sufficient proof OF til. ability OF the ap-
plicant 10 perform The duties, and he
will probably be appointed.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-07-26
SENT TO ITALY TO KILL KING
A Plot Discovered BY American Secret Service
Hen.

Washington (SpeciaD. - Italy can
thank the United States Tor information
which prevented an attempt on the part
81 a Paterson anarchis, 10 slay King
Victor Emmanuel her sovereign.
IN Ir':y a; The : ate Department: dc
Nelopcs! tn, lac; that he man yyho. after
arrest ~ Bra. Italy. gave the name oi
lonetti. ard .: whose quarters we-c
found papers showing that he was III
correspondence with anarchi at Pa,
erson. had been app-ehended IL accord
aHcc with suggestion maze by this
government. Some weeks I 20 the Sc
o'et Service. which is keeping a close
watch on anarchists IN tie United
STATE. learned that an emissary had
been SEM to Italy 10 a;tcmp; the life OF
the King.
his information was al cnce trans
mitted 10 The Rome government. and
the authorities express qualification
that II brought about the aTres: OF the
fanatic. Following so close upon the
assassination OF King Humbert. an at
tack upon Victor Emmanuel Nigh; have
produced consequences serious 10 the
friendly relations oi the two govern
i@cnts. There is no intention on the
part OF the United States. OF urse. 10
take any action in Tone;tis bchal:
he procedure OF the United States in
TINS case has attracted attention - the
policy which is being pursued to keep
strict watch oi all persons OF ana-chistic
tendencies. and should they leave the
country the police ci the point they pu--
pose visiting will be promptly notified
he arrest a; Bra clearly establishes
that anarchists are not sleeping and the
administration believes it furnishes a
fresh proof OF the need OF action by
Congress in accordance with views al
ready strongly expressed by the Presi-
dent.
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To Run Down Anarchists.

An evidence OF how closely the gov
ernments OF the world are working to-
gether 10 run down anarchists is shown
IN a communication received at the
State Department from the Turkish
Minister here. Chekib Bev. He states
that Dignot; Giuseppe. Pasquale and
lassia Carmelo three anarchists. have
been expelled from Constantinople. and
he desires TO be informed ii they take
refuge here. and especially If they
should leave the United States. TO know
their des;inatic n.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-07-26
Charge of the Rough Riders.

Santiago (SpeciaD.-Vassili Verest-
chagin. the Russian painter. who was
commissioned to paint a picture OF the
battle OF San Juan for President Rooso-
vel;. lei; here for New York on the
.teamship Segrrance He has conlple:-
ed study OF the San Juan battlefield
and the scene OF the battle with .Admi-
raj Cervcra' feet. which will probably
be masterpieces OF war painting. Yer
cstchagin was much annc ycd by the I'M
founded reports OF his dangerous i'll
ress
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-07-26
Pauneefote Was Poor.

London (By Cable).-The announce
tnent that the late Lord Paunceio:e's
family was lett with practically no estate
save small home seat in Gloucester
hire. is expected to result; in the grant
ing OF larger pension to the widow
than is ordinarily given There is no
doubt that Lord Paunceiote's ambas-
sadorial career left his family several
thousand pounds sterling poorer than
would have been the case had he not
been compelled TO incur extra expenses
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Whitelaw Reid Not to Attend.

Unless Mr.. Whi~elaw Reid changes
his mind there will be no special repre-
sentative OF the United States at King
Edwards coronation next month. and
Mr.. Choate will attend in the usual
ior:i.
Mr.. Reid has notified the State De
partment that he intends 10 sail for the
United States this week. and. OF course
he spccial embassy will be broken I'D
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A Tragedy About Chickens.

Abingdon Va. (SpeciaD = Moses
Lytton and John Collins. two prominent
farmers. living on adjoining plantations
near Saltvile. became involved in a
tigh. because the former had killed some
chickens belonging Il Collins. Later.
Collins was driving pas: Ly;ton's home.
when the latter fired upon him with a
double barreled shotgun and killed him.
However. b.iore he died Collins drew a
revolver and fired FIVE times at Lytton.
Twenty FIVE men had to guard Lyttons
home to keep him from being lynched.
Bad blood is manifest and more trouble
Is looked for
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Silk Culture in Georgia.

Atlanta Ga. Especial ).-PIans are
nearing completion for the introduction
into Georgia OF silk culture and MANI
;acture on a large scale. 4 considerable
tract OF land near Tallulah Falls has
iecn acquired for the experiments The
land is to be divided into small farms
Of IS acres each. and it is proposed 10
have these farms titled by expert Italian
farmers from the Piedmont region OF
Italy. the principal lkgrowing country
OF the world. Plans are also being made
for the erection OF mills for the manu-
facture OF the silk.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-07-26
Cubs in the Family OF Nitio1s.

The new Government OF Cuba is be-
ing rapidly established in the family OF
nationS. A cable message received q:
the State Department: from M. Sqrires.
orr Minister at Havana says that up to
date the Republic OF Cuba has been icr-
mally recognized by the United States.
Great Britain. France. Spain Switzer-
land. Haiti, Nicaragua Costa Rico and
C,...e,,aio
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-07-26
Two Murderers Must Hang.

Jackson, Miss. (SpcciaD The attor-
neys in the Ashley County Circuit Court
have been notified that Governor Long
mo would not interfere in the mandate
OF the court that Cooke and Lauderdale.
convicted of killing Engineer Rea.
should hang at Greenville. They have
appealed TO the Supreme Court Of the
United States 10 grant writ OF error.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-07-26
Tracey Hunt Abandoned.

Tacoma. Wash (SpcciaD.-Aiter 30
days oi continual pursuit by men and
bloodhounds all organized effort to cap
tire Harry Tracey. the escaped Oregon
convict has ended. The pursuit oi IRA
cey through Clark. Cowlitz. Lewis.
Thursion. Pierce Kitsap. Snohc mish
and King counties has cost these coun-
ties $1,000 Oregons refusal TO pay
Mrs Waggoaer. OF Chehalis. the re-
ward for Mcrrill's body has done much
toward the dropping OF Tracey's hunt.
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Mckinley Fund COMPLETED.

Cleveland (SpeciaD lit is believed
the entire sum necessary to erect the
memorial to President Mckinley at
Canton is about completed. The mex;
important step will be the raising OF an
endowment fund OF 100000. the inter
est on which will be used to care for the
memorial. 1t is hoped 10 raise this
money among the personal friends OF
the late President.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-07-26
Building Stepped in Jacksonville.

Jacksonville, Fla (SpeciaD Twenty
two hundred union laborers in all
branche5 OF the building trades went on
strike here because the contractors re-
fused 10 acceIc 70 demand for an
eight-hour day. Practically all building
operations are temporarily suspended
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Alice Roosevelt Not Engaged.

Oyster Bay. n. y. Especial The re-
ported engagement OF Miss Alice
Roosevelt 10 Lieut. Robcr. Sterlin
Clark. OF New York. son OF Mrs. Al
red Corning Clark. is empha;ica!ly de-
lied by authority OF the President.
Miss Roosevelt has not even personal
acQuaintance with Lieutenant Clark
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New Honor for Carnegie.

London BY Cablc).-Thc freedom OF
s.. Andrews Scotland. was conferred
on Andrew Carnegie Lord Elgin and
ord Baiour. oi Burlcigh. trustees OF
he Carnegie University fund. Proves;
Welsh culogized their services and
dwelt on Mr. Carnegie eminent zeal
- The welfare Of his iellow-men.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-07-26
Ian,nese Statesman Dead.

Yokohama. Japan (By Cable).-Thc
Marquis Saigo. distinguished states
man. died here OF cancer. He COM
manded the Formc sa Punitive Expedi
tion. held many cabinet posts and was
= brother OF the hero OF the Satsuma
rebellion
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Four Men Killed BY explosion.

Columbus. Ga. (SpcciaD The mill
OF Pridmore & Reese. at McCrary. Miss.
was destroyed by an explosion OF boil
ers. Both proprietors and two other
men were killed
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Earthquake in New York.

Malone. y y. (SpeciaD-A distinct
earthquake shock was felt in Malone.
|. lasted about ten seconds Many per-
sens were awakened by the rumbling
and rafting OF windows.
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Lightning Kills Mother and Child.

Wheeling w Va. (SpeciaD Mrs.
Marion Peterson. aged IS, and her two
year-old daughter. were killed by a
thrnderbclt which struck them rs they
stood III the yard OF their home. a; Mar
tins Ferry across the river from here.
The two were killed instantly
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ING THE LEvEES
Fear Flood Break on the
Mississippi.
Especial From Keo-
I ,ndred miles the Mis-
bles a huge lake.

Especial From keo-
iindred miles the Mis-
bles huge lake.
has destroyed over
n OF growing grain. and
= still rising and rain fall
1ssees are the destruction will
81 10 millions more.
ST OF the loss is on the Missouri
OF the river between Keokuk and
libal. Hundreds of farmers who
. rich 10 days ago are now penniless
homeless.
II this territory was practically COW
with corn a fortnight ago estimat-
make IS TO 100 bushels to the acre.
sss is total Experience is that if
stays IS hours even 4 inches under
rface it kills corn. and every stalk
- the waves perishcs from rotten
OTIS.
The mouth OF the Des MONIES river
nearly two miles wide
lexandria is protected by the Egyp-
levee, the breaking OF which would
four feet OF water all over the
chief food. thus far is on the
ri side, from Keokuk to Louis
;thzCanton and West Quincy as
of the devastated country.
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this Woman Is not Slow.

IN, Ore. (Special) 1.-The remains
rid Merrill, the escaped convict,
zen delivered at the Oregon Peni-
after being brought here by
airy Waggoner, who found the
EAR Chehalis. The body was
io-..:f, 7. s,.-- ;.-.---el =, u
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oreign.

ln4 Bank OF England has offered
>i.oco reward for the discovery and con-
v;clion OF gang OF forgers Several OF
The men who passed the forged notes
upon the bank have been convicted and
sentenced.
The steamer Primus. OF Hamburg.
with ISS passengers on board, was cut
IN two and sank in a collision with a
sea tug on the river Elbe and some so
persons were drowned.
Emperor William will confer decora-
tons upon several hundred Americans
who had 10 do with the tour OF Prince
Henry III the United States
Dr. Garnault. who inoculated himself
from tuberculous COW in order 10 dis
prove Dr. koch's theory declares that
consumption resulted.
Panopoulus. u gentleman brigand.
who committed some remarkable rob
berries. has been arrested in Athens
Minister Bowen has cabled the State
Department at Washington that the
Presiden; OF Venezuela has abandoned
the idea OF attacking the revolutionists
a: Barcelona.
King Leopold OF Belgium visited
King Edward aboard the English royal
yacht; King Edwards condition CON
tinues favorable
The contract was signed in London
for the manufacture and laying oil the
cable between Honolulu and Manila
The Vatican, in a note to Governor
TAFT, OF the Philippines. says: The
main lines ior future negotiations, in
dicated in the notes, having been ac-
cepted by Secretary Roo:. the repre-
/ sentative OF the Vatican in the Philip
pines will enter into relations with the
authorities in the Philippines
Countess de la War; was granted a
divorce in London on the ground OF the
Earls desertion and misconduct The
Countess was given costs and the Gus
tody OF her children.
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Ey.Seeretary llcrseri u.

Washington (SpeciaD. = Hilary A.
Herbert. secretary OF the navy under
Presiasut Cieveiagds last administra-.
ton, tis lying very i'll IN hospital in.
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DECLARES AGAINST
A GENERAL STRIKE
Final Action of the United MinewOrkers
81 indianapolis.
APPEAL MADE TO AMERICAN PEOPLE.

The Convention Makes Provision for Raising
Fund for tie Aid OF the Striking Anthra.
Gle Miners $4,000 Appropriated From the
GcIerai Fund Assessment Upon the
Miners Earnings.
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ing in Mancburia.
nkr a77 were fatal.