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Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-25
MILLION DOLLAR BUILDING

Among the many new buildings that
are to adorn Broadway will be the Ell
Emporio company's department store,
a splendid seven-story structure that
will occupy the lot on the northwest
corner of Broadway and Seventh
streets extending through to Vincent
place. The building will be erected by
the Tehama Building company at a
cost of $1,000000
Details for the Improvement are
shown in the plans prepared by Parkin-
son & Bergstrom, the architects. Pro-
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-25

ways, will be installed. The escalators
will handle more people than the ele-
vators, and there will be no store in
the west that will be provided with
greater facilities for moving people
quickly from one department to an
other; for handling easily the large
number of people which congregates In
a department store.
FL Emporio company, which was or.
ganized last week. consists of r. M
McGillen of Cleveland, Charles Crosse
of Chicago John B. Schwaeger of Buff
falo and F. l.. Besseman of Los An
geleS
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-25
Sadness Of II

names the wedding day. does she not?'
queried the innocent youth.
She does prior to the wedding" an
hair. but in after years the man in
the case sometimes calls it all the
names that occur to him. columbus Dis
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-25
VaIuabIe Propertx snId

Paul Hancock has paid F.. c. Wolfe
$4,000 for residence propertv al ~
South San Pedro street The lot is
40x132 feet.
Bowen g. Dolton have sold for Mrs.
Stillman to a local investor the lot
GOxl32 feet at 275 West Sixteenth
street for $3.50
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-25
South Main Street Sale

The Jones & Ryder Land company
reports that 1t has completed the de-
tails for the sale of 6OX150 feet on South
Main street near Seventeenth, to Alex
ander Heating for Mrs. w. w. Hitch
cock for reported consideration of
$50, 900. The property is improved with
three stores known as 1910, 1912 and
1714 South Main street. Mines & Far
ish aided in the negotiations.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-12
Brief Mention.

snecIal 10 The Tribune
OGDEN. March I'D amyth ni'u " M'''
hoI,c conc TO california for r"creatoh IMP
~, -,,a. a Cn-r. accompanied by Mrs CnTT,
800 -nnc to che coast FOR 2 three weeks VEIL
charles E. Brun representing the Power ana anh
,,InIn,- Machinery company o. MILWAUKEE, WIZ
in ogden todoS. -, .
~ - pro,yn Jr % md Miss Louise
store % both OF North ogden,
superintendent II. V, Hnllkcr Of tho utah Gan
dlyIaion ot the Oregon Short Line was IN os
den today looking over hhnrS
Clarence Dietrich oc Blackfoot, Ida, reporter
or ,bc sixth Idaho District court, WIS In oE
den today. the guest OF oscar Kuhn
= ". Lov,n. oon ana business manager oi
can,rnctor Lowell OF the Federal building. left
,'1n,r Cor n buslnesd trip TO San Francisco.
Nyul,,n, Moreland OF Donvor is In Ogden
Visiting the cigar trade. in which he is regard
cd rs AN authority
The old Job Warner building at Rt Noohlns
tom avenue next 10 Richeys undertakins par
Inrs is being rcmodcllcd and on entire nc"
and modern front is TO bc put In
Mr., 2. NJ guso and her daughter Mrs
Msdonzn, both OF En'tIg Sr'SE %carn. srs,n, SnS
OF Mrs Hus0. Tor some months. have returned
to tholr home
I,s, nights san Pedro train brought S.
Grimm OF the hrm Of BinckmGn & Griffin Co
,IIu, bin yifo hnck from Los Angeles, The,
were away month.
T. f. Bird. wcll-known mining man o.
snlt AXE visitcd friends In Ogden today, hay
ing made u special business trip lie Wen
rack to the city this evening, and tomorrow
will leave for Dug~oy
VIII J. Wood and Mrs Wood arc hack from
| h. at known travelling men On tho road.
| II G Tavcy representative OF the Marshal
Field company OF Chicago. accompanied D'
| Mrs T;lvcy. LEFT for Los Angeles ON the limit
for some time, and the trip b taken for tn
bencflL Of his health,
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crs of America did not leave for In
dianapolis tonight. as it had been an
nounced ne would Instead he hastily
called together the other members of
the miners subcommittee of seven,
having in charge the negotiations with
the anthracite operators.
Only District Presidents Fahey and
Detry and Secretary Hartlein are In tho
city. the others having gone TO their
homes I'm anticipation that no action
would be taken with reference to the
vention Of the United Mine Workers In
Indianapolis. March is. when the btu
minous situation will be dealt with.
Believe Demands Rejected.
After hastily summonmg Messrs Fahy.
Dctry and Hartlen, Mitchell announced
q postponement OF the meeting until to-
morrow morning.
The unusual activity around the min
ers headquarters at the Ashland house
tonight the hastily called meeting of
postponed departure for the West com
bined to give rise to a rumor that the
miners had received the reply OF the
operators TO their demands or ''proposi-
tons" submitted the latter part OF Feb
runry II also was rumored that the re-
ply was unfayorabc although conflrma-
ton on this point could not be obtained
tonight either from the miners or oper-
ators.
1t Is surmised the negotiations between
the anthracite workers and the operators
have reached n crucial stage. The reti-
cence OF all persons connected with the
negotiations is construed by those watch
ING tho situation rs a distinctly unfaror-
all sign.
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SHARP TILT BY
COUNSEL IN COURT
County Attorney Is Wrathy
Over the Dismissal of a
State Case.

Specinl 10 The Tribune
NEPHI. March n-Tuesday morning
the case of the State against Matt MAI
nus. charged with having stolen from
the bunkhouse of some Finn miners :"
Eureka sl2s, was called for trial Inc
tury was empanelled and one OF the VII
nesses partially examined on behalf ol
the prosecution, when the noon adJourh-
mcnt was reached.
Asks q Dismissal.
17non the reconvening of court at
o'clock, District Attorney nnt hod lime
IA the court that he had not nou I'm. I'm.
hefor. 10 examine the evidence, out tls'.
he now wss of the opinion I,ia. s,,iItN
not SUFFICIENT 10 obtain a FcLolSt u ~, ns 10
and he therefore asked TO have inc 80 80
Sis-,iseed without further expense 10 tho
State
This move on the part oil the er,se Di1e.,se
Attornsy was evidently a great SUI ~ 'Se
10 County Attorney AdaIns' W. 1,ormny IN
eociafcd with the District AttoricS W
~ orosecution OF the case. and, smart
Ing under the manifest snup anu ip,o,,eh
tIon of the District Attorney WIN i.uS., o',,a
plt'et aeS o,rt ~ tho commonwealth az
tnrncv was d surprise TO him-tha. W.,
n move had never been lhttnateu ,o5 ~ ~ g.
by his associate. as,ng and smal The u dismissaI
go OH record aS oPp th,t there was Suf-
OF the case, Insisting tnat Wv conviction,
Scient evidence TO warrant ,, eo1 ~ ~ ,rU
nE,sht niierine that the District Attorney KHe"
nothing about the case
Will Not Be Associated.
NJ Adams gave notice IN open OPT 'Sn cUni' 70. .,
tho DIsIrict attorney that he wou,a re, ne
fuse to be associated Win r,,Inai MIN IN case: M
prosecutor 3IStr,ct court; 10 which Mr. Mel
IN mi,e shg yetoTted % causticaiy that he Ui woH,S
% insist Tee5SrpGnn sIo% tne 'ee eeuroon TG1
| AttoThes - Disfrict Attorney TO hsh
and LEFT LEFT csss sse alone S as best he could
'nT The e court instructed the Jury yeralct al 'u
Matt Mannus case TO return 'eiu'e' =
not guilty
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PIONEER IS CALLED.
Aged Citizen of Ephraim Succumbs to
Death.

Special TO Tho Tribune
EPHIRuAIM. Utah. March u-Nols S. Peter-
sen. aged s., one OF Ephraim's oldest and
moat highly respected citizens, died at hia
home i'm this city OF general debility. Thurs
dsy Mr Petersen. who was born In Daloy.
sweden November a. 1921. came 70 this ooun-
try in 1850 He leaves wife and four chill
dren Funeral services Will be hold from tho
tabernacle Monday 1T l o'clock.
Al n special session ot the City Council held
Thursday evening tho Mayor again sent In the
appointment OF Lara Siel0on for the position
~ wntcrnlnatcr which WAS confirmed
meeting OF the stocEholdcrs OF the
Fphraim bank was held Friday evening IL
was the opinion Of all present for the bank to
own Its own building committee consist
Ing OF Peter Lund. Willard Pchsson. Adoph
Hansen and c. ]. Fisher was selected 70
ASCERTAIN tho prices OF buildings and sites
and report to the next meeting OF the board
OF directors
T. A. Anderson, Jr, former resident OF
thIs city Is here from Fort Collins. Colo tor
a few days visit with relatives ond frlcnda
Joseph Nelson. cashier Of the Utoh State
bank OF Salt Lake. attended the meeting OF
tho board OF directors OF the Ephra'm onnk
here Friday evening 49,,
A baby boy was born 10 Mr.. and Ars; Nepnl
Jersen Thursday morning. but tho littlc ono
only lived three houro. The funeral services
over tho remains Of the infant were hcld trcm
tho residence this morning.
Henri p Ri1lcr. city electrician. leaNes 70
day for Salt Lake TO accept poSit'on VIZ.
tho Intermountain Electric company OF suit
I n
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WELCOME WORDS TO WOMEN.

From the view point of the average
| man housework is very easy. The wife
IS right at home. She is her own mis-
tress. She can sit down and rest aDy
ume. She can even go TO bed for a nap
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household affairs just to suit her own
convenience. If she doesn't feel eoual
to doing work to-day, she can do it
tomorrow. That's the beautiful thsoru
i)f the average man.
] Just suppose the Egyptian task-mas-
tiers, when they made the reouired
daily tale of bricks tax the utternost
of human strength, hasl said to the
toiling slaves, Don't hurry, take a
rest every now and then only don't
forget that your tale of bricks must
be all right at night or else there'll be
isroubloD
There's the fact. There are the
days duties to be got through, and the
women who can rest may not. The
woman, who, when she married, said,
7Now, I'll be my own mistress finds
herself slave to household cares and
duties.
And oh! how much that woman
needs rest sometimes. She brushes and
scrubs, and rolls pastry, her temples
throbbing, her back aching, her nerves
quivering under the stress of pain
What she would give if she could just
creep upstairs and throw herself on the
bed in darkened room and rest.
Rest would temporarily relieve the
strain, doubtless, but it would be the
same story over again tomorrow. The
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AFFIDAVIT FILED
ALLEGING CONTEMPT
Attorney Kimball Presents Com
plant Against Glasmann
and His Papers.
WHAT HE BASES
HIS COMPLAINT UPON
Declares Defendant Published
Certain Articles Intended
to Influence Jury.
SnrcIal TO The Trihunc-

Special to Tho Tribune
OGDEN, March u.-Charges and coun-
ter charges were the order of the day In
the District court today between the elc-
ment that Is trying to fasten graft on
the throat OF Ogden and the other-the
Acknowledgement that is working for It's
suppression. Today, Attorney James N
Kimball, one of the counsel for the ac-
cuscr In the cnsc of ]. D. Skecn vs.. VIII
liam Craig. in connection with the illegal
appropriations of the city's money, hled
an affidavit of contempt naming the
Standard Publishing company, William
Glasmann and Frank Francis as the de-
fendants.
Basis for Complaint.
The basis for the complaint is that:
While the case of William Craig. menaper
of tho City Council from the Third Mu-
priated and received Illegal fees, was In
process of trial. and ct the time when
there was a recess OF court OF apous
forty hours and the jury was excused
for about that period, tho defendants pub
| llshed certain articles Intended TO inhu-
enco the jury during the recess TO WIZ
On the morning OF Sunday, FEBRUARY %
| the Morning Examiner reviewed the en-
| tire case OF Skecn va. the Councilman;
that such action against Craig was sun
! pending and undecided, and that such
| articles were CdlCuihlSu W. On" ''N' -
| fluence said jury.
Three Articles Cited.
Then follows three articles printed In
| the issue named, each OF them pialhly eA-
! pressing for the benefit of the jury thc
| side OF the question that the chiet gral.er
| OF Ogden. proprietor OF the two papers
| would like TO have the jury Understand
| And the jury understood, was the re
mark of prominent attorney
Mr.. Kimball stated this afternoon n, 'na - :
| Il was q plain case of contempt, That IL
| was Intended 70 influence the verdict
and that he believed Il did so influence
| the verdict.
Glasmann Files Complaint.
Today another complaint against MT
| IInlyerson in the mater of Joseph zen
dali. the wife murderer, was hled oy
Glasmanns attorney, and the malice OF
tbe accusation Ia apparent from inc 1uc'
that Kendall an elderly man, is now
doing a sentence of fifteen years In state
prison and was prosecuted by Mr.. Hal
Vcrson ,,
son he cited into court to defend and
answer TO a charge of contempt OF court
and an order TO this effect was lssueo
by judge Howell, the date for the hear
ing being set for Thursday April D.
Flimsiness Of Accusation.
Tho 0imsiness of the accusation ant
Tho charge of contempt are shown b!
ihc fact that the accusation Is based oi
the charge that Joseph henuaiI' Sl.y,
ward sentenced to fifteen years, ana "n'
EIIled his wife In August, 1904. was no
informed upon by the District Attorne!
until after thirty days had passed. IN
details as 20 why the information va
NOT lIed within the statutory time Is an
ntbcr matter and win come up at tn
trial r. w, Farnsworth is counsel TO
| the accuser.
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6 PLAN TO O..
CHILD.
s,ds Parents in Act Of
IIDs sixtesn-M'ntl's-
Old Boy.
81 CLAIMED .nn
MS WIFE HAD DIED
M to Crittenton Home
ou,pelled to Keep
His Son.

|. rnbune- ,donnent
.rsn,s is not such an un-
that 1t need be com
N, The cases whore the
,,r have discovered the
In the act OF abandon
sa.S .S,mnelled them to resume
~ oo,, ,,snI they intended TO
d tare.
1 j Take Back Child.
.~,e,lv what occurred this
eiss iSsraesnt Charles Pincock
ia an S',s Couple resume the Gus
.I,sg t..I,,sssgn-Smonths-old boy which
; 3 abandon
..,d Pitful Story.
,,..sr Of the child, had
.,snton home with the In,
CrU1nT. Cn1 and told a pititul
=. wife dying four months
"a 81 ,hat the child be cared
"a bring its clothing
hat Just in Time.
IA arrived from Wyoming
4 "a been seen around % Ine
a.' children. Sergeant PIN
WV var AZ the depot just ns
4. and the remaining child
Lave for San Francisco
"a him to go back to the
4. he he child. The couple lelt
an another train. having
,Iekets In ogden.
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SEVERAL IN THE RACE.
No Lack of Applicants for Postoffice
Vacancy.
TO The Tribune

Special TO The Tribune.
SPRINGVILLE, March 1.-THE race for
the office of postmaster OF SprIngvillc
made vacant by the death of Postmaster
H NJ Dougall, has several entries John
DouEall son OF the dead postmaster. +.
& Bringham bishop OF tho Second ward ;
Den c. Johnson editor OF a SpringVllc
paper, and Thomas Dallin, uncle to Sen
ator Sutherland are all entered In the
race.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-12
TAYLOR oBsEQUIEs HELD.
well-Known Payson Woman Lana 10
Rest.
c.,., "a Tho Tribune.

Special 10 Tho Tribune, .n--,icos
over the remains Of NTs TayioT STSV We're sf held
i9T VII rterDoon from the Second ware Ssrn
rhas Mrs Taylor bad had SSfh @ifh
apopiexy. which was the cause VI
death s horn nfty-scYen
years rs ago in Pisga Ia onM GaT'SS has sor@ resded
Utah with her oarehhe', sho ,,me me- since. Nine
in P3g5oa are eTit left besides the husband and
many relatives and irienos
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New Construction Company.

SpccinI TO The Tribune
OGDEN March n.-Artioles oil incorPoi"-
,Ion OF the j p Nell Construct'on com
-. ,-or. nlcd todny IN the County CLERK
p,"S Srho Capitalization Ia 100000. and IN"
on,ee, I'ar value OF tho sharcs Is 800 each The
rSmpony is 10 exiFt for 100 yeors; ana Tvs Jus "s
n1'o di,cctors. j p. Noill. Jennie M. - HsiIl'
Pa,.y Fnhcy d. a. sTyth md A. X: nSS
49,, W,sS'o,rcs,de,t- A Il Haywood, treasurer ana
cI,b.rt Porter, secretary
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-12
Big Sheep Contract.

Special to The Tribune, -,
OGDEN March ll-F j. strubol acting Tor
,ho Western Meat company ot san FRANCISCO
@ @Sno "aITrnc,cd with John Etchart OF Whine
t,7,co r" Noy for the delivery In July OF 800
wcthccs Tho muttons are ees,lncd TO ~"
snn L,rnncisco market for that CohspInPNIOI.
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D IMPROVEMENTS.
4 Ballasting of the Main
Line.

y 7r.bune-
1.-THE management OF tho
A In has many heavy Improve
= he main limo OF tho Union
"A, Division Engineer II. j.
a Isse is starting a japanese
4 h,ssen Wa,stch and Castle
"a aIsety-pound steel rails over
we've miles The rnlls oeins
Z 10 samo weight. but have
ass since 1855 and as THIS
ins reverse curves the rails
rsa neAt deal OF improvement
~ ibo twenty-five miles be
4 us Ogden 10 the only part OF
- Ea.n line that is not bollnst-
n Nh os the present month the
q eraEerry will be opened, a
4 IA Y pat 10 work and the line
|-rt This will afford labor for
N Fsl give n b2llasted main line
! ozahs to Ogden.
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Wife Charges Desertion.

special TO Tho Tribune
OGDEN March IA complaint In SUIT
g., t,,.nrce was nIed today by Rosa watts;
.s,rei.g Arthur J. watts with desernon ana
non-supc,rt fo7 herself and m eleVen-year ,It,
Ia chila TIE couple wore married In July
go go, Ia tr, assertions occurred In February
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Locate New School

Special TO The Tribune 80 tho
sPRINGyILLE March n-yA msS,ins ss,nraov for
citizena OF sprngvillo was neia I1catIon Tor thc
~ school building which Is to Dc pInii .,d,n,
r.apon II vas decided to rTcct % '"0
on ihc LOT Owned by SH"nfI 1e"'
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Prom notion for Lyon.

Special TO Tho Tribune
OGDEN. March n.-Bulletina nave Ueeh Is
- ,rn1, tho nfnco OF Assistant Division En-
ginecr E. w Newcomb OF tho Southern 70
cinc. In charge OF the signal system on tno
III Ioxs Siyialon. announcing thc appoint
rnSnt of j E Lyon. formerly signal maintain
mr n the office OK supervisor Of signals on INC
SS,,,nns,Jniondent S,n e c Manson snd the appoint
inert Is effective Mt once
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! Rich Property.

ra ll-W. ]. Coppernoll. post
fsS toNn ol Golden. in Nye
"a r1perinte3dcnt OF the Little
AsEy eo:npany property. ada
: ogden for p few days. and
ArlAa Friday morning The
ard the Little Frankie arc
~ By Ogden people. among
"a 7. Smith and Emory A
5se7roIl says that the country
hsI operated In and that his
st1 rieh gold values. Gold
'NJ-ire miles west and south OF
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Repiy to Miners Ready.
Dies of Old Age.
Elizabeth

KAYsv1LLE March Kavsi,. wMhI Elizabeth Elizabeth
SrI9ule. ,"rdny Of old age and general dcnillly.
aieu rc,Idencc OF her son, James SIiddic.
a. a. III W has been confined TO her bed Tor nN9
DccouSe" S "a her denth Nvns rot unsuspected
aoI.o ~ Vas tho sister OF Lcvi Taylor OF this
.,.cc The funeYnl arrangements heNe not so'
- rauuiDtcd
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@ TO BE OFFICER,
@o Used 1t to Get Away
With.
Mtlne.

4. lion Fridny afternoon q
ars az Jorrenson from Po-
sLs hnEelf to be a deputy
~ W. u,, and buggy at the livery
\ n"uams He said he had
ls.s I've . miles out In the coun-
|ei5ss Sen returned this morn
IN r. ohoe was notified. Shsr-
- saer Sheriff Wilson wsnt
M asy End there found tho
- ~ 1ehS No trace, howcvor,
"a " soiEeoaon, He is thought
~ sn wn and gono east from
d. .s saee OF the Sheriff at Po-
|kA,,, ,Asci that Jorgsnson is not
|ler " !" wanted Ia PocntelIo
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STRIKE OR NOT, PRICE
OF COAL WILL STAND
Anthracite Operators Have De-
cided OH Reply to the
Miners Demands.

NEW YORK, March 1.-THE price OF
hard coal Will not be raised In New iorK
city at least even II there is strike
according to a statement issued today by
The newly created publicity bureau OF the
anthracite operators This bureau was
started Yesterday by the committee OF
seven operators which is now considering
tho miners demands The statement Is as
follows: - ba,,s
'''rhe anthracite coal operators now nae
etnred I'm and about this city 9,OUp,uV IONS
of coal ready FOR consumers, III mas pseh
decIdcd that whether there Is StrlHt OF
not the price OF coal I. o D. VIII uOV pc
raised"
Reply to Miners Ready
Concerning the coal dispute. one OF the
members OF the committee OF seven
DS,rid Wilcox president OF the Delaware
6. Hudson company, said TO-DAY
THE sub committee appointed IhSt uSs 5
6ay TO consider the propositions OF llS
ani bracitc miners reported TO the BeneIal
S%n,noIttee OF seven yesterday, ana tne
Svii Committee decided upon reply TO thc
liners which will oe delivered TO MI
Mitchell Just as soon as II can be printed;
'.Roth The demands Of the miners ana
tbc answer TO them will be made PuollC
ofrcr they are delivered TO inc miners
aoTn,ittec Further than this ! can say
otbine for at a meeting OF operators yes
terday we decided that In view oil the rae.
80, yha matter unGer consideration is o.
.l.,ns l.,'n,ssidsrable public interest there should
- enc spokesman for all the operators
U " tborefo-s created a bureau OF pub
, 1I,l,
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Assessed Heavy Fine.

Specal TO The Tribune.
sPRINGYILLE March ll-C. r. ITanoholi:
nroprietor OF n drug store mere, who was found
Unity of selling liquor in violation OF the City
SSrd,n,p-c yns fined sse9 this morning by JUS
ticc James e Hall. Mr.. Tranchcll VIII taKo
an nnncal 10 the District court.
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! 10ughs at Ogden.

IA ifhpne
s. = IA, IL. 10 O'clock too,e,,
taeSei n hre ore toughs, oil OF
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