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The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-06-16
WILL NOT INCREASE PRICE
Silver State end Bulletin
Both for Two Bits a Week

AL os the San Francisco news
papers have raised II price. The hfEy
cent ones to sixry-1Ts. and ths sixty
five ones 20 seysaty-6vs- his action
Sas brought about by meeting of
the pruprieto-s and = discussion o.
the subject
Since the anzou1ce1s1r Ezs made
several Silver State subscribers have
asked L the increase IL price would
cause an increase in rates for ths
Silver State and San Francisco Bal
stin- We desire 70 state that the TWO
papers viii co1ti21e 70 De fUuishs-
u rev and Old subscribers ~ the cid
rate Of z5 cents Per week. delivered
5y carrier 70 zay part Of the city. TIE
raise in the price q the TIE Bulletin
EiIl zEect 10 ere but ourselves
Incidentally attention Is called 70
The big vzlne our subscribers are re-
eeiving-ths best San Francisco dai- y
and Sunday newspaper and the best
daily in Nevziz-both for the insig-
ni6ca1t price o. two bits z wsak Car
yo4 AFFORD % DO without Either oEs
alone 5 worth more than the p-ics
asked for both.
The Silver State VIII be please
to send sample copies 70 any address
that may be handed il. free q charge
Il you have friends in the east O.
elsewhere that yOa are trying 70 il
teTsst in Nevada, and especially II
Humboldt county. let Us have thei-
names. and we vii send them = copy
o. several copies q TIE paper They
viii get more information from = siE-
gle copy than you ean give them about
the county and state II 4 dozen letters
and you are saved the trouble O writ
ing Tie more names that you hand
n with the request that sample copies
Dc sent. the better we viii like IL
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S. p. Waking Up

P. ]. MeGrath, superintendent OF
the Carson and Colorado. visited Ton
opah this week. and it is reported
that the purpose of his visit was TO
make a thorough investigation OF the
conditions here. as a basis for deter
mining the advisibility of building a
branch line TO TonOpah- The pres
ence in Tonopah last week OF the
party of Salt Lake and San Pedro
railroad men is assumed to be the
cause Of this renewed interest on the
mart OF the Southern Pacific Wnlie
Nj McGrath would not talk on the
subject Of his mission the impression
created BY the surprised expression
on his face when he came out Oh tne
big mines was that he was more Inan
satisfied with what he saw lie VII
no doubt report to his company tnat
Tonopah ought to have a railroad d
oEce.-Miner.
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PROGRAM FOR CELEBRATION
List of Events Planned and
Prizes Offered

The program for the sports and
anassmsnts ot the celebration OF the
4th Of July will be found in full IL
the display ad. or the fourth page
These events. with the exception O..
the shooting match. the swimming
match and the ball game. vil take
place on Railroad street, eonmenc-
ing al l o'clock ?. n
The ladies' committee has had the
sum Of $3.50 appropriated for their Usa
IL preparing SOats. decorating. secu--
ing music. etc The literary exercises
Sill De held In the court house yzrl
and the court house and speaker :
stand viii Be handsomely decorated
Here the exercises Eill begin prompt
" AT 10 o'clock
The baseball game viii Be betwee1
the c. NJ A. or Junior nine Of Win
nenuecz. and some club With which
that organization Is now II CORES
pcndsnee, and which viii be snnO1nc-
81 later. The game viii bs called az
,. n, and vin De played for purse
Of $50.
At 3 ?. n swimming match
takes place for = purse @ IS. and
= Ike amount has been SET apart 70
the shoot, taking place AZ 5.Sa
A meeting OF the COMMITTEES on pro-
gram was held since Sunday, The
three members. Messrs- G. v. Carty-
chairman. and D. J. Biggins and b
KIueny being present They decided
In recommend that the Chairman q
each Of the committees draw money
frou the treasurer Of the Fourth q
July fund. and that each committee r.
strict itself 10 the use o; TIE amount
appropriated
The committee also requests The
Silver State 70 announce that any and
al money contributed toward the cei-
ebrztion viii Be accounted for 70 q
csnt. and that any remaining after
the bills have been paid vii be de-
posted in the First National Bank as
q startsr for the nsxt celebration
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CLOUDBURST'S
AWFUL WRECK

b. Marcum was secondary today to
the preliminary hearing of the team
sters Of Horgis brothers, arrested by
the soldiers on the charge of burning
the hotel yesterday morning of B. L.
Even, the principal witness of the
commonwealth. against Jett and
White. Many people spent restless
right, expecting the torch to be ap-
piled to their houses next Fourteen
residences and stores, owned by those
known as Cardwell-Cockerill sympa-
tkizers, have been burned in Jackson
since 1900 and the number OF lives
lost greatly exceeds that number.
Since the burning Of Ewen's large
hotel and the rally Of the Hargis fac
ton TO the aid OF the men suspected
of having burned it, the citizens.
hopeful that when the militia arrived
the intimidations would cease, now
shake their heads and say the state
can render no relief.
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kARAGEORGEvlTCH Is KING
Cut Dried Program of tIec-
ton Carried Out

SEMLIN, Hungary. June l5.-
The Skupschtina and Senate Of Servia
net in joint session precisely at noon
today and within fifteen minutes had
elected Prince Peter Karageorgevitch
as King OF Seryia-
Long conferences were held between
the ministers and deputies on Sunday
aight and all this mOrnig- These
resulted in a cut and dried program
which went through without hitch
The Preliminary gathering was held
in the White and Gold ballroom in
the new wing of the palace, within
. few yards Of the spot where King
Alexander and Queen Draga's bodies
acre thrown from the window. Not
The slightest reference was made 70
Wednesdays tragedy. The minister
oI the provisional government sat al
a table al the top Of the hall. the
prominent figure among them being
tne chief Of the conspirators, Col Ma
chm. Queen Draga's orOther-ln-laW'
xho was resplendent in his full army
III 1jform. The members Of the Skup-
schtina and Senate entered the hall
md took their seats informally.
President velimiroyoucs rose and
Immediately began speaking amid
vreathless silence. He said the nat
.onal assembly had met 10 elect .
SIng of the fatherland, having already
agreed upon the principles Of the neT
constitution. Immediately the wnoae
aSSemblage arose and shouted Long
i've Karagerogeviten-" The roll can
followed, each member rising quietly
il his place and saying Prince KARA
seorgeyiteh.
There was no dissenting vote ana
the proceedings closed with orlei
.Deeches delivered by the presloeh'
nd premier, ecngratulatIng the as
emily upon its days work, Which X
vas houed. foreshadOwed better days
lOT Servla- ,. -.
Directly afterwards the soldiers cut
.ids took the oath Of allegiance 10 the
rev king. the late Queen Draga reg
iment being the first &c do So
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TOPICS OF
THE TOWN
Personal and Local items of
Interest to All, Picked
Up Today

h Elhas Is II t0~n today trou
Wzds~orIh
4 Hunter, a Frisco travelling man.
5 II the city.
Jas Bzteuzn. II, the ~ool buyer.
: II tO~u today
:. 2 GiIIigzn, q San Francisco.
cane II this morning
Wn- s Bztterson. Of Salt LAKE City.
il guest al the Busch
Chzs- 2. AinsIey Of Rochester. "
l.. Is staying Al the Lafayette
Chzs- Gulinday, = Denver business
nan. : looking after his interests
here.
! 2. Butler. the man who las gain
ed = world-Eide reputation as the
6zseoverer q ToaOpah- : IN town
today on business
Tin Toupkins' teams left for the
north this morning. and expect 70 re-
turn again in about sixteen days The
motive power consisted ot twelve
teams. mostly mules. hauling The 1--WE
b.g wagons The load on this trip
consisted OF s5.eqo pounds Of freight
OF ali kinds. for the merchants 81
fine Forest. Dsnio and Andrews
a ehzrivzri party. composed Of
young ladies and small boys made II
pleasant last evening for Mr. and ssrs-
NJ Baum. living On Second street,
who we're married last week n Reno
After the music had charmed the bride
and groom 10 = sufficient extent. the
lstter appeared n sincere zckno~l-
edgenenI Of the compliment, and lib
orally donated TO the se-enz6ers, Civ
ing them enough 10 keep the boys
smoking and the girls chewing gun
for some tine
" NJ Clifford. the buyer OF the
Western Meat company, came IN from
: trip 10 Reno yesterday, and left or
No. today for BeowaEe- He bought
FIVE thousand sheep Al Reno. and has
about the same number IN sight al
BeoEaEe which he vii probably pur-
chase The company Is s1deaE0ring
ID get together about forty thousand
E sheep; the far ones will be used a.
once and those that are not ready
TO Kill noE viii be pas1ured and fed
Until they are n condition Mr.
Clifford states that taking the sheep
as they are offered, about one IN ey-
sry ten l. II for mutton AZ the tine
purchased. and for this reason the
company Is compelled 10 bay ahead,
and Kill as they become IL
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HinkIe Property Sold

G. ". Hinkle has sold his pretty
home on Railroad street TO M
Wheeler Of Cortez- The consideration
is said 10 have been siz50 and this
price for the property IS very reason
able. Mr.. Wheeler viii remove nls
family here AZ once. and IT Is under
stood Mr.. HinkIe and family will re-
move to Ogden. where he viii enter
the passenger service Of the s P
company.
The arguments in the case OF the
county vs. Chris Diehl. 10 collect TWEEN
ty-sevsn months hack taxes. which II
Is said are unpaid. we're heard this af-
tsrnoon- and Justice Robins took the
case under zdyisenent and will an
Dounee his decision touorro~ morn
ing
Jos OrSeal and family are moving
from Rye Patch 10 Loveloek. into the
property in the latter place recently
purchased
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DFAIH OF HUMBOLDT PIONEER
Frank Nardmore Passes Away
at San Jose

Former friends Of Frank Naranores
one Of Humboldt eounty's piOnser cit
izens received word this morning mat
he had died a day or two ago n san
lose Cal. His age is given As o.
Mr.. Naramore lived In "lnhe
mneea for a long time. during when
he was engaged in the lumber ousl-
ness He sold out all his interests
here some twenty ears ago, and r.
moved 10 San Jose. where be purenas-
a. fruit farms and fruit land becon-
ing unite heavily interested "niLe
The results Of the boom that county
received were not as faEoraoie a
cauld be wished. yet he pFospelsa'
and was possessed Of eonsideF@o.s
nroperty. His wife died in san Jose
TWO or three years ago
There were three children II tne
family. a daughter nov married. .
son who is becoming prominent N
,si,road work. and a younger son N
school al the Leland Stanford uni
versitv Mr. Naramore had many
,risnds in Humboldt county, who ad-
,.irsd and respected him. and ~ao
.,iIl regret TO hear Of his death
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NEWS FROM
EVERYWHERE
Ooings of the Day Reflected
and Condensed for BUSY
Readers

A balloon with four aeronauts was
carried out to sea from aarseilles.
France. Sunday afternoon Their fate
is not known.
The cable ship Colon. which is lay
ing the Pacific cable from Guam east
ward, is nearing Midway island. ami
1t is expected tAat the laying Of the
section from Midway island to Homo
lulu will commence next week
James Sterling. a pioneer OF jackson
county, and probably the best known
prospector and miner Of the '4s days
in southern Oregon and northern Cal
ifornia, died al Yrekz on Friday. aged
IS years.
The captain and crews OF the
schooner Washington B. Thomas.
wrecked Sunday OF Old Orchard. were
all saved Capt Lemons wife vas
accidentally killed in the cabin and
one or more OF the crew suffered
broken legs or other injuries
The head OF Patrick Barker. supef-
intendent OF the Fortune mine in the
Leadyille district. was found in the
bottom OF the shaft and taken 10
Leadville Barker lost his life by hay-
ing his head severed By a falling buck
et during the IRE AT the mine
Mrs Lettie Mason Quine. president
o. the Wouens Foreign Missionary
society OF the Methodist church. died
in Chicago Sunday. Mrs Quine Eas
known in religious circles throughout
the country. and was one Of the most
influential women in thai society.
The commission Of i've cardinals
entrusted with Affairs concerning the
T Philippine islands, has decided 70 pro-
pose 10 the Pope the appointment OF
Rev. Thomas Hendrick OF Rochester.
y. Y, as Bishop OF Cebu. P. I The
Vatican will thus have fulfilled its
most important promise regarding
the Philippines By sending there four
American BISHOPS
The most disastrous passenger
wreck in the history Of the Oregon
Short Line in recent years occurred
within the city limits Of POcaIello
sunday noon When No. :. the east
bound fast mail. struck : misplace
switch al the west end OF the yards
Just as she vas pulling into town, and
went into the ditch As = result or
man vas killed and two injured. al
rrziumen- None OF the passengers
we're injured
Sheep men Of the UDer Salt creek,
Wvo. have been missing lambs for
some time and supposed that the loss
- we're due TO wolves or coyotes, al
{ fhough no tracks could De- found II
any case. \ few days ago q large
! steel trap was set in one Of TIE bed
ding grounds and next morning Dig
buck Indian was found With leg
securely elzmped in the Jaws he
was permitted 10 90 Is an example 70
other Indians. and since that time no
I lambs have been stolen
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Capt. Jas. Dunn has written 10 the
LovelOek baseball nine that the con-
tract OF agreement 10 govern the play
inE OF the great game On The 5th OF
JuIy has been prepared Owing 20
Eis inability 10 get Away frc=. the
oEee on account OF the press Of on
eial duties, he did not 90 70 Lovslosk
today 70 have the agreement signed,
but this viii be attended % IN good
time.
The s-s.s for tie club are expected
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COMMISSIONERS
PROCEEDINGS

- arrive some tine before the s-sr
O July, and a. the fzr1hes<- ~ill b
here in plenty q tine for The Love
lock game. They are = dark brown
with white trimmings. and the stock
iEZ are black
Tie railroad boys il the club wiLI
al take lzyo7z- beginning nexr Mon
day and 90 into practice There -iII
be = game every day. ard the bat
teTses ~ill PIT IN = fall ten hours
easr 6Ay getting 1p IN form
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Big Belmont Strike

The big strike on the Belmont Will
startle the entire mining worid anu
give Tonopah as a mining camp
boom which il so richly deserves,
A mining expert in the camp says
that the output Of the Belmont alone
will equal the entire product oi tne
Comstock to date" He Is perhaps
triHe TO sanguine. for a billion DOL a,s
out Of a single mine is not at all lkeis
il not next to impossible
IL the Belmont turns out one nun
dredth part Of the Comstocks ou,,
mt the stockholders in the mine VIII
have no cause for complaint-ieie-
gram :
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Ihe Town of Heppner, Ore.,
Swept Away Without d
Moments Warning
HUNDREDT WERE DROWNED
One Hundred Bodies Recovered
So For-Many Others Injured
in Storm

SPOKANE, Wash. June. ia
mighty wall Of water rushed down the
valley Of Willows creek about $50 p.
N. yesterday and swept through the
town Of Heppner. Oregon. dealing
death and destruction in its path. The
dead are estimated to number from
450 to 500. The property loss is
reckoned at 81 900. 900.
Heppenr is situated in the narrow
valley of Willows creek Adyiees to
the Chronicle state that a great storm
vas raging yesterday afternoon. About
$50 O'Clock yesterday a cloudburst
occurred a short distance above Hep
pner and a wall Of water. Ike the
Columbia river. rushed down the val
ley
The roar OF the storm deadened the
roar Of the water and the people had
no warning OF the oncoming food.
Suddenly it rushed through the town.
sweeping houses from their founda-
tions, and drowning people in the
wrecks Of their own homes
Dead bodies and wreckage were
borne down The valley. Scores are
still unaccoanted for. At last reports
los bodies had been recovered and II
is feared that three or four times this
number perished-
At Lexington. Oregon. some houses
were wrecked but no one was drown
ed. At Lone. Ore. one house was
wrecked. The railway, telegraph and
telephone lines we're badly damaged
in the valley.
The food at Hoppner subsi3ed quick
Il. The residence district suffered
most, though the business section
was flooded. Advices at noon state
that the county authorities are tax
ing care of the sufferers
Besides those dead from 100 10 200
people are reported injured.
The people were caught in their
houses with no chance Of escape 4
heavy rain had been falling all al
ternoon and the residents were in thei-
houses. Without warning a terrihe
wall of water came tearing down the
creek and the next moment the houses
we're wrecked and carried away, a
mass of ruins on the crest Of the i'm
mense wave. Many persons we're kill
ed outright. Others were drowned af-
ter heroic efforts TO save themselves
Bridges were swept away like so
many matches and all means Of COM
nunication by wire were destroyed
Messengers arriving at this place
report the scene the most awful TO
imagine.
The fact that the accident occurred
just before nightfall made 1t the more
distressing. as little relief could BE-
carried on during the cover Of dark
ness. So soon as the first excite
menr had partly subsided the suryi-
yors went TO work and messengers
We're sent out 10 the neighborlng
towns and relief parties are being or
ganized as rapidly as possible.
The o. r. & y. company on near
ing Of the disaster. al once prepared
for special relief train to leave The
Dalles.
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VIII You Need Them?

We have lust received = large ship
ment OF fruit Jars OF ali kinds and
sizes. with extra tops and ruebers-
in this line yoa need Our
prices defy competition. and IL viii b
10 your interest 70 see what we have
Oeto-e buying L Reinhart & Co
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Late News Notes Gathered
From Many Places in
te%add
ABOUT WILL kA0WN PEOPLE
Aeeieents and Iaeieents Told In
Our Exehsnses--Notes on
the States Growth.

Tooopsh las 80 Tar raised sIs69
for fourth Of jay csleb-ztion-
Secretary Bevier is paying oz the
bills ot the state Agricultural society.
Over 1.0Ga.a9s pounds O. wool Of
this years clip i stored II Reno
wareoo1sss
English and O'Co1or. the fellows
Who il IS claimed robbed the stores
On second street IN Re1o, Izst Thurs
day night, have been captured
Most Of the stocks quoted on the
San Francisco and Toaopzh sSOck
exchange ara located al Gold MO1r-
tain Eve miles south ot Tozo2zh-
A petition is being circulated in
Mason Valley for the parton ot Les
Douglass, Who Is serving . term in
the ps1itslIisry for cattle stealing
c y. NOtexzze, elected secretary of
the grand lodge OF Mzsons 81 the an
nuzl session held in Virginia City
last week. has held that position for
Il years
The first kiln Of brick burned By
the Reno Pressed Brick company was
not satisfactory and Contractor
CIo1gh viii Dc Obliged 70 buy brick
for the ThOua-BigeIo~ building tEol
other sources
Miss Francis Short II one time Z
teacher in the Reno high school but
q late OF Stanford University, has
been engaged as = professor AZ New
ada state university and viii De add
ed 10 the list Of professors al the
fall term
A L lockwood who assaulted
Henry Mack al GzrtnerviIIe with =
knife : short tine ago. was convict
Ell Of assault with intent TO Kill and
sentenced 70 serve eighteen months
in state prison By judge Murphy AZ
Genoa last Monday.
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RELIEF TRAIN STARTED.

KELIEF TRAIN oIAhI I Id
PORTLAND, Ore. June l5.-Prepa-
rstions for relief Of the stricken com
nunity are in progress al various
Points from Portland 10 Pendleton-
The D. r. 4 y. company dispatched
a relief train from The Dalles al
80 and at l:30 p. m another train
will leave this city carrying Super
htendent P. ]. O'Brien and party
Of engineers.
Dozens Of wagons with supplies and
doctors are being sent TO Heppner
ficm nearby points where there Is no
rail communication
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About nine thousand sheep are BE-
ing diped AZ the Kelly ranch On the
Truckee Meadows. says the Reno GaZ-
cite. Mr.. Kelly has one OF the finest
dfuing tanks in the state and his place
Is very much sought after by the sheep
Zen ". H Van Buren, has 5arl9
sheep al the Kelly ranch and Murphy
and NcCarau have a hand Of sooo.
which will Be dipped in the next few
days
Last ewing Coroner Updike was
called ID the Pyramid house 10 get the
body OF an unknown man who had
been found dead in one OF the rooms
a. that place The coroner said the
nan appeared 10 have died = natural
death He vas lot bruised or cut in
anx way and when l first viewed the
body il was lying on the bed as II
the deceased had led very suddenly.
Al inquest will BE- held on the body
to-orroE, and then some facts con-
cerning the case may be brought out
The man vas about thirty years Of
age. about 5 feet 10 inches tall. and
was OF q rather slight build He had
a thin face. a sandy must2che and
dark brown hair.-Telegrzm-
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A REIGN OF TERROR
Jackson, Kentucky, Under
Martial Law

JACKSON. KY, June 15.-Interest
In the trial OF Curtis Jett and Thomas
White for the alleged murder Of J.
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Carbon paper for copying. Ii lAse
sheets or cut to any size ees'io
the silver State once
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Proceedings of the Counyy
Commissioners at the
June Meeting
THE BILLS As PASSED UPON
And aIlo~ee, Laid Over, Resuc-
ed Or 7ejectsc-The Official
Report


EilIs Passed. Bills Reduced. BIS Laid
Over and BIS Rejected hv TIE
Board q Comfy CC-ziszioaers CT
Humboldt C@zzey. Nevada- = Ers
Mssuag He'd Tuesday. Iuzs d
l<2-
SALARY BILLS
y y h---s-L- s2-2Ey 211 1ie-
azs @s Co1nLszio1er 1900. ss4-a
Z = A-sys sz-zEy and Mileage
a Counissio1er 49,. ------ 4208
ROAD BILLS
? Ra-to- -, ~, u-.--..s-
mad =, 81,
J. A Tu-xarzon 49, ,- ~
usasowg roas
I u u.-ri, wo-r On rsz
raas 80
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road .. -aa
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eoeNli Bills tla1lse2E EzH1-l
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= = Ao--nS = 70 S--97- ---- -
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= W ~ = -o-
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= = ~ a. ~
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. Z o1- ----=s @-o 10
q ln1lsen' H-lloE ---- ----A -'-oo
MS 0oD@'-7'' ----77-'
anee ---- - 800 --'.--.- NV
as E>-~-2- L I'~---S--'
4lo~-nee ---- '----- law
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{ Z Rooms, express eaaFss
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saeseries tcr tss silver SsAia
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clesu, Reliable. Covering the field Thoroughly
Fair and Uapreisdiced. Published with the 10.
teuiion Of keeping the reader informed. and
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