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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-08-09

sTIRs UP oPPoSITIoN-The propo-
sitIon TO take up the planking from the
road between Astoria and Wallush and
lay rock in Its stead. laying the plank
ing on the road beyond olney does not
meet with the approval Of the Nehalem
farmers. The planking which is hem
lock Is said to be good for only couple
OF years more, and they say that the
county had better put the crushed rock
en- the new part OF the road now. and
macadamlze the balance when the bal
ance wears out. They point to the fact
that rock can be obtained in large guam
titles in the vicinity OF the Olney-Neha-
lem road. where Contractor Goodin is
now making fill of 1900 feet at 81 per
foot, whish 1t is proposed to deck with
the old planking. The fill is made most
ly Of rock. What the farmers want is
good roads, and he naturally objects to
second hand planking when the dis
trict discarding it gets crushed stone.
STREET FAIR ATTRACTIONS-W.
r. WallacSs famous glass blowers, six
in number, will be one of the special fea
lures Of Astoria's street fair during re-
gatta week, They win exhibit the art
of blowing. engraving, working, spin
ming and weaving glass. Beautiful
glass dresses win be on exhibition, and
glass steam engine viii be seen in full
operation, Every visitor to this exit.
bition will receive beautiful glass SOU
venir free OF charge. Usually with
large show commissary department
Is formed. 1t is not so with the Arm
old Carnival Co, These people patron
ize hotels and restaurants. Prof, Frank
Miller. the aeronaut. will make one ba-
loon ascension and parachute jump
from the street fair grounds regatta
week. "Alice the wonder will be one
of the midway attractions, The head
liners of the old plantation theater, one
of the midway attractions. are Richard
Robinson, singer and dancer, and Fred
Vaughn, rag-time pianist There are
ten performers all told, Among the
special features on the midway will be
Tetsuwaris Japanese actors and aero
bats in the Japanese theater. They are
acknowledged to be the most finished of
all in their line. The Edison electric
show on the midway regatta week will
be the embodiment Of all its name inn
plies.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-08-09

McBirchiin Of Hill's Military academy,
Portland. said 10 be the best amateur
battery In the state viii represent Clat-
Tkanie. Homer Fletcher will offlciate
as umpire, assuring both sides fair play
and no favors, and the Selects will line
up something like the following order:
Halderman d., q; Ross, Halderman 6.
n, AtcPhord, ib; Graham. %; Fenton
~. Grant. Stockton, 2b Trulilnger,
cf; stockton. Grant. IL; Knutsen. RI.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-08-09

EXAMINATIONS AT COURT
HotsE-county Superintendent OF
Schools II. S. Lyman returned from his
regular trip into the country yesterday.
and reports all serene along the route
he Travelled. lie states that the teach
ers' examinations for state and count,
papers which will be held in clatsop
county from Aug. u to Aug. Is. win he
held in the court house. The advertise
mept of the examination omits the
name OF the meeting place.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-08-09

CHEESE FACTORY TO SHUT DOWN
--Advlces received from Grand Rapids
state that while the cheese factory ther,
is doing well II will be discontinued at
the close of the present season and two
new factories built at Elsie and Jewell.
The latter points are large settlements
and more readily accessible than
Grand Rapids. The business Is prosper
GUS and conducted In a manner salts
factory to the producers, who get the
niling market price for their butter
fat and then have the privilege OF haul.
ing their product to market themselves.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-08-09
CHEAP FUEL.

Fir slabwood. stove legths. $2.5O per
cord. Boxwood $3.50 per large load
Phone Ell Black. Kelly, the trans
fer man.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-08-09

WEATHER FORECAST Oregon
and washIngton--sunday, fair and con
tinued warm.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-08-09

JUST INA. 4 NJ. Smiths imported
scloteh Kippered herring.
JOHNSON BROS.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-08-09

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-08-24
mo OBJECTIONS"
If the New Measurement Will Not Af
feet His Chsrcea.

Sandy Hook. \. j., Aug. 23.-Therc
was mere than ordinary hustle for sun
day in Sandy Hook. today. The John
Scully, one of the New York Yacht
Club boats, came down from the city
at an early hour bearing the racing
committee, and the reasons for re-
measuring the Shamrock were careful
Is gene over. Sir Thomas Upton said
that Mr.. Fife he'd been Informed thcy
need not carry chain or anchor.
However" he added. Il have no OBJ
lection TO Offer and no fault 10 find,
ana, rs you SEQ, have sent the sham
rock up to the dock"
This was true, for an hour before tho
committee boat arrived the tug Gruzicr
lad taken the two Saamrocl;s in low
and was proceeding to the Erie basin.
No sooner hal the Eaamrocl-s sailed
than Captain Barr sent n line to his
tender and Reliance went out beyond
the Hook. The crew raised n!ainsail
and iib, but the captain was undoubt-
eddy just trying the set Of her sails, for
he only cruised little and returned in
an hour.
Sir Thomas in the Erin followed the
two Shamrocks up to the city and later
sae Reliances tender also went up to
the city. This left the Reliance alone
and she held receptions all day long
to admiring crowds of enthusiastic ex-
cursionists. A particularly large crowd
was on board the steamer Plymouth.
II occupied every squ.l"e inch ON ner
great decks and cheera1 ana eliefTed
again as they circlea about the Arf.eri-
can defender.
The Shamrock III viii be re-meas-
ured IN the morning, returning here in
the afternoon.
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TO PREVENT CONTROVERSY.
Canada Sends Expedition to Look at
Hudson Bay Boundaries.

Halifax, n. s, Aug. 23.-To prevent
an Alaskan boundary controversy and
to make observations of the geology
and natural resources of both land and
sea Of the northern regions of Canada.
an expedition fitted out by the Domin-
ion government sailed from Halifax.
today. on the steamer Neptune, for
hudson bay. The expedition will re-
port on the extensive poachng opera
tons carried on in that great sea by
the Americans.
The Canadian government has al
ways held that the three-mile limit
does not apply to Hudson bay and it is
all inland waters. American vessels
nave for years entered the sea and en-
riched themselves with the products
of the fisheries and of the sealing
grounds, and it is the intention of the
government to put a stop ito this
wholesale noaching.
The steamer will first go to Baffin
bay, where the whaling stations will
be inspected, and thence to Chester
field inlet, where she Will go into Win
ter quarters. AS soon as the winter
has set in good and hard, she will be
HAssGc the center OF SleuSlnS eEpeultlOnS
which win radiate from her in all d.
lcctionc. Considerable time will be
spent with the fisheries alone, as it is
intention of the expedition to test for
COD and halibut grounds and to ascer-
tain the movement of the Scott fish.
Before leaving the inlet in the spring
police pest viii be erected which it
is The intention of the government to
maintain permanently. The steamer
will later proceed TO Greenland and
take possession of the land in the vi
cinity. The Neptune will return here
IN November, 1904.
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RELIANCE WINS!
Continued from page -

the Shamrock was forced TO make sew
eral tacks in quick succession, and lost
considerable Roadway thereby. From
this time on the Reliance constantly
gained
About a mile from the water mark
both boats were sailing on the port
tack, with the Reliance to leeward but
some distance ahead. A sudden west
erly shit OF the wind headed the Re
lance Off, but by lacking she W&s able
TO stand across the Shamrock's bow,
almost within four points OF the latter
course. This slant of wind never
reached the challenger, but was great
help TO the American boat, and prob
ably accounted for half her lead Of a
little over 3ln. at the weather mark.
On rounding, the Reliance set her
balloon jib and her spinnaker in quick
order. The Shamrock attempted to do
the same, but her balloon jib failed to
/ break properly from its stops and had
70 be lowered to the deck. This acct
dent doubtless caused her little delay,
but from the moment she turned the
weather mark she was a beaten boat,
for the Reliance pulled constantly
ahead, finishing winner by over I'm.
corrected time.
The Shamrock's failure to hold the
Reliance on run before the wind,
with spinnaher set, was a surprise
With her narrower beam. sharp ends
and easy lines, she was expected to be
very fast on this point Of sailing. The
Reliance's greater sail spread and in
creased sailing length of hull were evil
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CONSIDERATIONS
OF New Catholic Church Officials by
Cardinal SatoIi at Rome.


Romn, Aug. 2i.-The conservation of the
Rev Thomas A. Hendrick of Rochester,
y. ", as bishop of Cebu, p. L.. was per-
formed, today. by Cardinal Satolli III the
church Of the Franciscan missionary ulmS
The occasion acquired especial importance
because one of Cardinal Satoli's assist
ants at the function was Archbishop
HARRY, the metropolitan of the Philippine
Islands. Whil4 contemporancouSiy Card-
nal Satolh consecrated MopSisnor Caval-
ltri as tituiar bishop OF Philadelphia, Asia.
Minor. whom the Pope has appointed pro-
vicar of Ne,iCC Plus X viii still keen
for himself the patriarchate. thus avoid
ing the question whether the Italian gov
einment mas the right to foster the pa
triarch of Venice. which it claimed when
Sarto was appointed to that post.
Bishop Hendricks, VINO has received in
structions regarding the Philippine from
the Papal secretary of state vii! have Il
private audience Of Plus X and after
wards will leave for Ireland. rs he wishes
to have iiish nuns and monks sent to his
diocese Of Cohu for teaching purposes. lie
also desires that several Irish presses be
sent at least for Il time.
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NEARLY PENNILESS.
Incendiary Goes After George
Seco's Buildings at China.
Barn With Contents Burned House
Narrowly Escapes Destruction.
kerosene Used-FanniIy Away at Time
Mo Insurance.

China, Me-, Aug. -(speciaD The
large barn belonging to George seco
On The Ridge, about two miles from
the village, was burned about P. NJ.
Friday, together with - to 10 tons
Of hay, three cows, two pigs, 20 hens,
fine horses and dog and Il double
wagon.
The fire was undoubtedly of incen-
diary origin and the intention was TO
destroy the house also, as two par
TALLY burned places We're found on one
side of ii, about foot from the ground.
These were pervaded with 4 strong
smell Of kerosene, ana under one We're
bits Of chalIed kindling, paper ana i
partially burned match
There was no insurance Mr.. Seco
and family We're away from home at
the time re receives much symp&thy
from tho community as the loss covers
n"arly his all, and he is growing Old
ana feeble.
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OH, NO, NOT TRICKY!
Sir Thomas Net Disposed to Take Any
Kind OF an Advantage!

New Work. Aug. 23.-Shamrock III
was t0Wcd from her mGoring inside
Sandy Hook to the IIria Gasin, whore
she was at once placed in dry dock.
When the water had been pumped out,
it was found that the straining to
which she hal been subjected in the
heavy WindWard thrash, yesterday,
has apparently started some rivets, for
Il gang Of deck yard hands was set 10
work tightening them. The damage,
however, appeared to be but trining.
Her bottom was found to need only Il
little polishing ana when She was re-
lloated she was ready for the reme3s-
IroMent which will be taken. carly to-
morrow morning. After this she viii
return to her mornings 1t Is not like
~ That the rcmeasuren}ent Will alter
the time allowance in any apprccia5le
degree.
Sir Thomas Lipton said that should
the additional weight OF anchor and
la4ir. which WI be aboard When the
tare IS passed over, increase her sail
ir% length. the original figure viii be
restored by the removal Of other
weights.
shamrock I was also towed to the
12sin, Where she viii await her owners
disposition.
After Seeing the challenger dooked,
<.ir Thomas took party Of guests in
the Hrin 10 Sea Cate whore they at
tended Divine service On board Com
nodo:e 1'od's steam Yacht Thistle.
Sir Thomas ana guests ATTENDED a
dinner, tonight. at the Oriental Hotel.
Manhattan Beach. at which General J.
&. Hatcs and General Corbin We're
present
the next race, Tuesday, will be over
a trianrular course.
The Reliance took short spin OUT
side Sandy Hook and returned TO her
mOOrinES,
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USE DYNAMITE.
Dastardly Attempt to Wreck Passenger
Train3-No One Hurt.

Kansas City, Mo. Aug 23.-An apparent
attempt TO wreck two passenger trains on
the Missouri Pacific Railroad was madr
he,r t!undaro. Kansas, last night. *
charge Of dynamite was exploded under
thc engine Of a train from ST Joseph and
an open switch was placed for one OUT
bound The latter train was uninjured
and the incoming train escaped with only
tho headlights and the windows OF the cab
OF the engine shattered The dynamite
was placed on the track al place knows
as Big Eddy. When the train reached Big
Eddy it was running at the rate OF 70
miles an hour. hi
The explosion moTartarily dazcd the
engineer and fireman ana shook toe en-
tire train When the engine was STOPPED
it was found that 4 large hole had been
blown CIT under one OF the rails and one
half Of tie was gone. There were about
ilR passengers on the train. i
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-08-24
Tie Growth of Our Imports.

For the first time in the history Of our
country the imports have exceeded the
billion dollar mark, bat when You con-
slider The wonderful growth OF the conn
try. the above only seems IRA .sonable
rrb@re is also n most wonderful increase
IN cures o. Stomach. liver and nov, pow, ~
stomach Filters during the PAST few
yGa 1ilI, helausc more reopie ARE learning
II its wonderful curative powers every
day ana iavins once tsiea II %ii "se ~
~ sonaI,le when YOU remember that in its
eolSpos.tion Only ,these ingse,i,,ents as viii
he.SNt these organs are used II There
fore appeals 10 ~ saf. s,.r st l1gn H'2
y; ,.e,t;,,1, ,lrspepsia liver and Kidney
ailments, or malaria, fever and asue.
Try it.
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CAYMAN ISLANDS SWEPT
BY 4 Hurricane and Great Less of Life
Is Feared.

Kingston, ia, Aug. 25.-A schooner
NV hiyh arrived here. today, reports that
The Caynan Islam g We're visited by "a
hurricane ON the evening of August II.
Many houses at Georgetown, village
near the west end Of Grand CayInan
island, were demolished The vessels
in the harbor We're driven out to sea
and it is feared that serious loss OF life
has occurred. All the trees and crops
were destroyed ANA a famine Is immi-
nent. The people expect the govern
ment Of jamaica to send supplies.
Seven echooners were wrecked On the
east side of the principal island.
No word has been receiver from Cay
man and Crea ana Little Cayman up
to the time That the schooner left, but
it wAs thought these islands were also
devastated.
The CayInan islands, which hc!org to
the group, are attached to jamaica,
the total population Of the islands be-
ing 1922
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-08-24
ANTi-CLEEiCAL WAR.
Premier Comics CT France Will Waco
It to the Bitter End.

Paris Aug. 2G.-lmportant speeches were
made. yesterday, by two members of the
government Premier Combes, speaking
ut a banquet at Saintes to celebrate the
Inauguration OF q tfamWay To the little
town of st. Porchai in the department
Of Charenc lnferieure. which he repre-
scrts in the Senate, affirmed his intention
of carrying the anti-clerical war to the
bitter end.
The second Sraech was made by NJ.
pellctOn, minister of marine, who declared
that the chiefs Of the navy must submit
to the republican regime. He did not
want the naval officers to be taught by
Dominican priests that their swords were
at the service of clericism against the re-
public -
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MON0TlE G1RIBALDl DEAD.
Nothing 10 Give Children and Asked
the States Coed viii.


Rome. Aug. -3-Thc body Of MoAo2e
GariAaldi the eldest son Of the Italian
ratl.ot, WAC died, yesterday, has been
,aid on eatacomb in the largest room
Ct his apartments. a vigil is kept by
veterans, some Of whom have been un-
able To restrain their tears.
Manatie Carlsbad did not leave Il
Will but when he felt his last mo-
ments approaching, he called a friend
and Said:
4 have nothing to leave. / only beg
Of you ~ tel Premier Zanardelli to
provide FER my destitute children
During the whole Of today a. stream
Of people Passed revercntly before the
body Of the dead man.
The funeral viii take place, next
Tuesday, at the expense of the state,
al the military and naval societies a.
tending.
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HUMeERT5 FOUND GUILTY.
Nine. Therese Says Crawford Was Reg
ner, Bismarck Bazaine intermediary.

Paris, Aug. 23.-4Al the members Of the
IlGmbcrt family were found guilty, Sat
uIdaY
In speech in court, Nine Therese
!iUmbert announced that the real name
of Crawford was Regner, who was the
Intermediary between Prince Bismarck
and Marshal i5aZainc at the time of the
surrender of Metz.
The court sentenced Mime. IIumbert ana
her husband each 70 five years imprison-
ment and to $50 fine.
Emil Daurignac was sentenced TO two
years Imprisonment Roman Daurignac
was sentenced to three years imprison.-t
mcnt. Nine. and M. Humbert will under
50 solitary confinement during their term
Oh imrriS0EmCnt
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HAWAIpS LOAN
thought That Honolulu Banks viii
Take All Of The Amount.

Honolulu, Aug Ex-Governor Dole
@nH other territorial officers have de-
ended e try and float the $3,o000o0 loan
authorized by the last Legislature. it
= thought here that the local banks
WI take the entire issue. An cXfaus-
me statement has been sent 20 Prcsi-
Gent Roosevelt in respopse to his re-
Iaesi for information before approving
the loan.
re local Chamber of Commerce has
refused IIawaiis Representa- tive in Con-
sresN 10 ask that the natives be al
io"ed to retain the customs Used.
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ALERT, But FOOLED.
Fort Croa!e ard Others "Fire" or q
HARMLESS Private Yacht.

Newport L. l., Aug. 23.-Last night
while the looEopt5 at Fort GrebIe
which guards the west passage o. Mar
ra@ausett thay. We're on the watch for
The onenJ's ships from Rear Admiral
Hy"Ecr's attacking squadron, The
saarchliaht flashed uron large white
moving object Immediately general
orders Were sounded. tha alarm given
p thc other Qualifications. the guns All
manned ana three blank shots were
fired al the moving object. In a few
moments all the searchIiehts ut Fo.t
Grehle, Wetherll and Adams We're
playing on the vessel, while Fort
Greble continued to FIRE. It was Learn
cd that the object which they Supposed
was i snip OF the enemy's fleet was
The steam yacht josephine, owned by
I, A. i. Widener OF Philadelphia.
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Eastern League Standing.
Other Games, Saturday,

At Newport-I.charoh, 6; Newport. >.
AZ Ninsiow-W jgsi0w. is; Riverside, =.
(. AZ acknowledgements, 3; Tncnr4a
ton. I.
Nj New London-Ncw London 8; Nor
il Lewiston-Athlotlcs, o; D!oomcr
At Lisbon FalIs-Freeport, Is; Lisbon
1t Bajh-south Portland, i; Bath Iron
AZ AZ = Observation-Disclosures, .; Mc.idon, o
III Harttola-New Haven. 2; Hartford.
s. New Haven. 3; Hartford, O.
At Observation-Disclosures >; Spring
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a PERFECT WATER SYSTEM
Is Said to Have Been Installed at Itha.
ca, NJ. Y. =

ithaca. n. Y. Aug. 23-The turbine
pumps which deliver water to the new
fltcring plant of the Ithaca Water Co
were set in motion. todav.. and the citi-
zers Of Ithaca and the Students of Cor
nell University are assured for the fu-
ture an abundant supply of pure and
wholesome water. Cornell University
loaned to the Ithaca Water Co 1850 900
for the building Of the publication plant
and it is announced by DIR. George Soper
Of the state health department, TO be a
perfect piece of work
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TIE BETTER BOAT.
London Press Satisfied That Reliance
Can Beat ohanroc.t.

London. Aug. 24--Saturjay's race Tor
the Americas cup receives an ample
share of attention in this mornings
papers. Both in the editorials and in
the dispatches from the New York COR
RESPONDENTS OF the papers. ii IS unani-
mously admitted that TIE Reliance
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Tie Massachusetts Reaches erooi<lyn

New York, Aug. 23.-The United
states 52tt!eehip Massachusetts, which
wae damaged Aug. Il, by striking On
a la Ice Of rock during fog while of
the Maine coast, reached New York
harbor. tonight she was conveyed BY
The battteship Indiana ana the navy
lug Potomac. The Massachusetts viii
go in dry dock at the Brooklyn navy
ward for repairs
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proved herself the better boat in fair
and square contest Only the most
slender hopes are entertained as to Sir
Thomas Liptons chances cf lifting"
the cup.
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The bark Helen Brewer owned by
Charles Brewer G Co of Boston, bound
from S3ourabayt for Delaware Breakwaz
ter. is low 175 Days from the former part,
and much an2iety is fell for her safety.
The Erevcr has q valuable cargo Of sugar
AMI carries Il crew OF % men under CONF
Tnand of Captain Mahany.
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Other Cameo. SUNDAY.

At Newark Providence. 6; Newark. >
Providence. >: N/vark. !
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., !; Jersey City.
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A GREAT MEET.
Continued from page -

caslohaliy he pulled up With the tlf5t
tWo' but could not stay with them,
farker 5. held the second place until
me last quarter and then took the lead
ON the stretch and won out. with Early
Blrd, Jr.. pretty close second.
IN the second heat OF the so, Jim >.
took the lead at the word and ned it
all through. He was pushed pretty
hard at the wire, but landed all right.
The field was pretty Well scattered be
hihd him all through the mile bUt
came up with him pretty well on the
last quarter.
The second heat of the free-for-all
was reputation of the first. Fairly
Bird. Jr., took the lead and held i TO
the last quarter, whore Parker ;,
headed him and won out, Long Point
being in the rear on account OF breaks.
Probably most of the people watch
ing drought that jim :. would land
the third heat of the 80 and call il
| race, but they We're considerably sup
prised if they did. The heat Was hot
all through and especially in the last
half. Joe Hedge had evidently worked
into fighting trim in the first two, f."
he took d hand in the third, all right,
making 2 pretty finish aud landing t2H
| heat III the fastest time Of the race.
! (2.2G1a) With Miss Sterling second and
! Jim S. third.
| There vas 4 little variation in the
| third and last heat of the freefor-;N,
| Parker s. taking The lead at the start
and holding it all the way round This
| cIinched it for him, this one being the
sloWcst OF the three, although there
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I3uropean Russia has 2 less percentage
of forest than the United States.