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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-05
To Hon. VIM. Hickman Moore. a
Mayor OF Seattle. "

q
Mayor of Seattle.
Dear Sir: Men who proIit financially through the
influence OF the present chief OF seates fire department
and certain personal and political friends OF the chief arc
trying to force you TO retain Ralph Cook IN office
They arc circulating petition praying that Cook
be not removed, and this petition will TO you largely
signed end bearing the OF OF the most req
resenative Of Seattles business and ofyour
strongest political supporters. II 10 charitable 90 sup
pose that the majority OF the who will sign or have
signed this petition will do have done without
the knowledge that have OF the condition OF Seattes
fire department
TIE Star has given to you. and IL has gone uneon-
uadised sufficient ground tor the instant dismissal of
Chief Cook You have been told that he has been drunk
duty. aud neither he his friends have denied H.
You have been told that throughout the department
drunkenness exists TO such that the fact a It's
existence has become common knowledge in the neigh
borhood Of the majority OF the iirestasons OF the city
As matter OF fact you know OF your own l<now
edge that Ralph Cook has been drunk duty.
You know from statements made to you that other
officers OF the fire dsparsnt have been drunk while
ON duty IN their respective stations.
You know that the condition OF the Seattle fire de-
partment the presest tne is such to minimize it's
value as fire fighting organization
You know that the looting OF the Arlington dock is
but of many incidents "a ike that have
CURED frequently during the past few years.
a little inquiry might show you that Ralph Cook
spends money each ruonth--niueh more-than his
salary to- and that he has other apparent
source of neou Where docs he &c, it7 For snswer
might refer you the who sell supplies TO the
Seattle fire department
Referring to the statement that The Star has made
fight upon Chief Cook AZ the instgaton Of his enemies
We desire say 10 you that outside OF The Star
office has had anything ~ with the attack made upon
Chief Cook by this paper
The managing ecstor II The Star has seen Chief
Cook Second av in uniform drunk that he stag
ger.d This. with other information that has come 20
The Star from only interested in seattles welfare
induced The Star 10 & has done.
II. W. Bunghurst and <iardner Kellogg the fire
marshal ssho have been by the friends OF Chief
Cook have had nothing yyhSsrver do with The Stars
action in this matter. Mr. Bnnghurst has teephoned
The Star. have u Others. oongratulsfing Il
upon It's efforts 20 clean up sle fire department
Insurance men and others have written letters The
Star commencing for Kstessnd in this matter. Fire
Marshal Kellogg appsstssd by representative Of
The Star and asked of 80 incidents OF which The
Star had knowledge but Aciugg declined absolutely
to talk of the AL public official he said
he did not care discuss tie Aessns 81 any other public
official department -
THE SEATTLE DAILY STAR
Seattle, Juiys.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-05
COLLDE.S WITH
A LIGHT ENGINE

20 speed. expecting 10 make he
switch AZ t.skeyicN in advance Of
fhs Olympia special When about
n miie and a half out Of South Ia.
coma the train and locomotive
crushed into one another on what
~ comparatively a level stretch Of
track
The shock was terrific Smith
was hurled from hls cab 20 the
ground 20 feet beyond the track
Engineer Paine 81 tho Olympia
train vas also thrown from his
cab and Was partially buried under
the wrcekaee ~ hts engine Tho
front trucks Of the first passenger
coach wero deraiisd. but the bal.
ancc of the train remained on the
tracks
Passengers we're thrown In all d.
srecsions. hnt fortunately none wafp
Injured A few received bruises.
hut we're able to continue on the
way % fhs city without medical at.
tendance Pieces Of the light en-.
CINE wero sffewn along the track
Tor some distance
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OLYMPIA sRAIa CRASHES lNyo
LOCOMOTIVE ENGINES
auAr. GUT PASSENGERS rs.
es~s-TREFFic DELAYED.

sSCoxA. Iuiy 5.--olympia train
81 r.. due IN Tacoma At iiifi
r. y. crashed into light engine No
% 4 mile aud a halt beyond South
Tacoma on the Northern Pacific II
II o'clock last night Roth lpeomos
iixea were wrecked. bat the paRscn.
ger coaches remained on The tricks
Engineer Dave Paine ~ the 0lyns
10 trsin and Engineer Don smit.
- the light engine we're badly 10,
iuFsd The passengers escaped -
hurt, although many uf them wef<
throSn out Of their seats BY the coF
iisson and severely shaken up
Engineer smith TIC said Mss rulf
n eee his loooslotife at a high rate
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RECKLESS AuTOIST
RUN DOWN TEAM
csis csssel ~ TSsS

aboeO Zoe ssrae plRoo Gtssfepdss q
teros@ . 0eco 90 lpcns4 . ess6e
waeco 20 oleeioe 10 leo Gep 20
SroSisQs 8 0eltioe oomnaas sS
esQtfeeed 6f9S 90 ooccr tie ls&6
sraf9 f6e @sepne e1ssepts et6
8it6odD 90 ioeDtuf teco0 H0l
6no6e.
Too eNJo o1b1e 6es u eMOnfA ~
Walter 0sinee4ee6 oos osfS 80 90
PtGef SlQbo 8eDsGaOsGs c6eols s0E
and l6e.e 0ere Ss. oonae eeole o.
the 90 o. toe one esoenfS. SilakoD
On. sSereosSq0r ee DE &0D6 Ses1N
living OF 10 UnoD o.. &V3te oeto
tervoo GS6 Cafsle 3900akD 1eJO,
clr.t GO. pee nomes q oee oeDe 49,
der % de gang ooeI3 d9p -
lear SEQ
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ts6LS @o6N0o eAerS BILLS
eseoRSeet sooebr, - es8
AyOct3 100, oHsY6s$ @UtgsHN
AID escAeG ~ y 6sctS

Tsminsoo Wrie6o. . serdcnec.
30. ru0 OieSo OF 2 oceSe thiS
pproloe sy 90 eodocoo.oOOdse lsei Soeo o
Narp A.ear 100 Georpeto&o Ot1e
Of the hoesee zoe eilcee soo 600
menbet OF teOs 1900 10 l6y @os -.
yerely injured
Nrizioo saS tee Of oap.sGiite GOD
inG b.slod him ord drose up os ire
r.ilro9d trsces TOO GOO o0p1Sod
Dim aod epeore@ily del 6esafels rG6
d1.o 61f1
cns Man 8nrS
GbDTo scfp gRIgo 6se0 a66 dbfeo
SauD9 % go aoD0oDanlie, stne
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Sos SIrs 90 90 DO Gadpo o. be olD
e8@e tie sas e5a st1ur dc Dead
ne vas taBrb co GeDteroSe end
User eamo % Sesrrte f6e 6fhee
ne06erS % die pssfS da1ed q
pBsBroe o0rB end rode 90 fhe eUS.
dDmedlsrefS affae ghc eco1dett
ono % de pafaS tore OF Che tntD
Ter from tbe flsehIne. 90 an effort
20 tIde de ddeauIS % Che owner
Tbs 0achIne cane ftfhp dhe
Psa4er Sonod 8at0mobI1c o0Dpahy
garage, on DuoadSay 10 ds efID az
II6e scene % tho accident and VITA
ino tas s1eufef an aItschment on q
Tor lBan
eNeho6y Kss~a lseshIes,-
A. De Pasep 86ant &monohlie
to0r1by q e&s es5d i0e @ssnihc
ess q e9TSste one dkAS 6sd tHsh
fsossJ the,0 doe $50 sssss So
tsssy ehssst tie gDrage Goose 10
s6cna o t1B@ss Us t@celep Is q
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Co. TOO. . DOC .oyaa 80 coo saraGo Fbes
49, oes tosooGusot the mschoo IN a.
7 go osAa night and ssaDo 1aie afser
10 osdupaS took Il DOT without theft
&upss to,'Dsc.
| Tbcpe wa another auto collision
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a. a. oyge4ans soya@G

o Q. Ca9Ie. 6roDrO oosnssrgsf
6xnaNfEb o. 90 'i~eo$ &oo esre 10
sso o8uoe Npe essSeoe e-esoe Geo
eges SoRDR ea1 e@o 90 esenso
qss Seea 6Vs&O. iGt Seoftss lsS.
srsos 90 eugsOs ,fefo 90 soof
% loEpAeesW @ 90 tare8e Ssclos-e
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OGte0 ,tao Or e'ea1G Os1 eos
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to 10 coco sIsG 100 n.Ooot
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osoU ssT cAs s'eAve,

So crotded were the care q. the
and Tacoms yesterday that scots
were actually bought, Many a -
attic man. accompanied By a lady.
found that TO stasd during tho .sssr
and Commute trip would To- tao
great strain. aud on the limites
leaving Seattle at o'clock yester-
day morning over 90 seats serc
hoSeht outright During the even
inr hours al Tacoma passengers
" alked several hlsss out Of the
city To catch the inbound cars, pay
their fares TO Tacoma In ordeo 10 Do
able 20 secure seats TO Seattle.
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OFF
f0Rfs(u|MAlI

tie 6ses6fO e60'sxo eos t6e
ee0Ieee 0ess0 6sp THE a81rnine
200 0eosioaAo The BoS.es cireied
. 10000 10 t6e iey acvefel hours
&8ltioe 90 TO- OCeioaon ffooa Ia.
ssG7se .Qe0 tSo OIL rotHfo 10 %
at.ie o. IoiF - asd be- icsned here
On 40 Nooos@i ori0,ct.eo esd tor
% % zoe, rover Orehlo T0e squad.
600 @idt rodD4i0 6oro uotcl suoost
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*asu Poa NcMe.

rtaOes-'uu6 freight orc esssspsers,
,o6us o. esocuOors 0sypopia emo fsnbstb
.sooouo v0a 500 ss.pi srday n6e1s4,p
900. y ooooos Doc Oo.iEeLs e0 not
enobI oooa D 7 OOco.oooay fltD 0see
sOo,sauooac1os 5000 o8s sstoses x0h tcesnei
oCoOs " % .olsp oOats Eaoos lisU 81 SssS
tN1nnocM&
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sooNgcooga eO06BSooba sga@o .'saOf@
400 uuc,.l ffosoo' 80; os.f eouOd.' sCe % oSoGy
6soOouo 0ope6 vcOsOOcosoCap oJcoeosaoOOsCoa sCoO0
us1 Coaoos ooOououo ~ SpaS % o. DOES.
..e.. Ses9 s9sdts slooStOooO 90 n Nti0cas
a onoCos ocsos eoaoOGN 90 0Oo0coSaG 200
oelooOVo y por~uou, 900 Goo S'a tur-cuc9o-
Dnd9 10 ITO ooTtco. abto r'e,tored
hysa op bi. caien,s tbc kottsr bsF.
fsos una Geo beado05siors 40 rooh
% To- child Ros on 'Osr0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-05
WANTED A CHANCE
TO KILL CREFF|ELD
e.
Aled Witness Testifita That He Asked Mitchell
to Be AOwded to Slay Holy Roller Leader
Trial is Now an Empty Form.

place Of the iury--ltatcn every daY
Go an Of the testimony aud you con
clude that II Mitchell WAS In
sane when he killed Crcffteld that
be ought Ca be locked up because
tbere can b. no credit given a man
tor peftormluE good act when
driven b. Insanity. and that ia
sane. he mirht again do something
- a similar nature. Find him saue.
and a. make heru 81 him IA maa
Who single, handed aud az the risk
u execution OF imprisonment. un
dertakss 20 remove peaftlrnee
whose blighting influence has
wrecked homes and hfuken hssrta.
ruined wouea aud dfiNen strong
mea 70 despair. a
susr fetal % Case.
That's all thare l. 70 the MitrhAn
case. The trial viii dfas ATOMS Zoe
another week perhaps The Jury viii
eat and sleep and listen. The law
xsrs VII man their hfows ana taxi
and wfansic Just - though u was
All fcf sene pnfpear, The honorable
court viii PLAY hts rele in the tsf=s.
"a ili sustain and override objections.
viii warm the curious people who
eama - listen that Il they laugh
aloud again he'll pas them cue and
Nlli 50 on silently chewing sum.
And then will cusne ths verdict. aud
= iJs ether than aeauitiai a VIII
- the bigssat surprise that ever
same ffona Profanity hiii And up
80
anguish that all continue 10 echo
and re-eehc until succeeding grus
srations will have Forgotten all
about The STORY % the Holy Rollefa
aad thelr Degenerate leader.
Taueh Jurors Hearts.
And It's sssh stories az taii ~
NJ Baldwin and 40 Hort that 50
honr q the hearts u the tafofa
ST baldwin uas stu on chs sian4
v ben the court adjourned Al noon
to-day. ard wHa taken Tor eeeHs 80
animation by ar Miller tha after.
naun.
The fret witness called ihis moFn
lnE vas pr. Arthur = Crcokail who
was placed ou the stand - an h.
sanity expert nr. ceookaii WASH
alia,sed q say much Nearly an 81
TIE aueasions asked Sere eaicgtet
e. b Mr. MILLER aud Az. yackfn-
fesh. Hna tbs ahieetlous were nua-
faiuad
When Mitchell isft the court roota
81 noon 20 80 below for RS noon
recess. q. v. Hurt asset him AZ the
aaaf and handed him 4 ianss buus
qusi proseeHtiuM Attorney Mac
kintosh etnssed a. fna fiowsFa were
aaudrs e. th- ufi>es-f.
Nea. hats al rshf sli NJ
MackiussAA Any man eaaid be
prous - srisaa % cd man Hurt
ess o.s 3" the fluset old mon
ever nee
544.M4as' sb$SSS vss"AR
Ase xery ] GFa..s. satrcs 81
-. - IN W.s.A - To- 49, .sd
GsfG s'ls As.ss-y - OrssfS sitn
steS 4. Portland. ~. esilQe TO the
atar. los 600 N..o. .ses ts-sifss
. q. &egc.ciis crOd 90 - - tisu
d. 80 30 @ .. O. 60 itutsO 20
So. s.o eaOes o stn veEe sss Sss
Cor eooeo toz0s
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c1hf RELIEVES
HIS Generals
rAsss sAoickL ACTION ~
WHAT 10 PROBABLY VAIN
EFeosT TO eEsToes 10y.
AsrY Axoas Ais TROOPS.

sr. PErERsnttnu. talY s. = n
order e. afnp disorders among ihs
troaHss. GRAND pu4a Nicholas. afsr
orders from the ceaf. Dismissed to-
daY Generals oasfefr ana aadan end
relieved re- dutx Prince Nasaii-
chad.ess. commander ~ the xuafd
rurr#
uas43n - . ds.csndant Il a. Amer.
team Banned gufdan
a il expected. however. that 81
attempt. to purse thr army e the
Spirit 81 alsiuyaity eiIl prove futile.
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WHITLEY IS
the JUDGE

WaGIIIHHTfsH. la1Y 9 -rftsp.
dem ass@eeen tn1aS opqniDrs8 81
toeasH sdsneEat q tGe9 dr the 66'-
tpDsoeR 10 D. tho etsb Q'nGte0 8tstss
A1aRe o. ssa exdrO iep.dInDSa' dSsbriet
catnhf1 o. enD6seg9 eomDrssDf9
0gsgp OF the SeBtBOso ff0s sn0es ed
e8naa enc osfp Oh 6ese0 1Ie 6ss0-
GoGrngTa 0Ep De On 9hanahaI eno dc
6stgss 0t10 . 94ab.
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TURN GUNS ON.
LOYAL TROOPS
a. oBoUoS AN1lNs CSC c.SaSe AZ
R&xcO aoeeo8 NDu0 cAt1
3s $40 eaf~N6f CO A6rl%
a166. O

oa.sDGp eos. S.le Sutin-
sus t1sO9s esye se.n rintir9 here
once &c ..esssS e1sft9 fQ6tir4 &C.
r0rreo GoA ueeis Ger eiIlei. - mob
eco 90 o.eiSfs % artillery ant
turnea fSs sue 20 no ioysi tfoafe
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SLEEP OF PRISONER
DISTURBED BY DEATH
Negro Thies Death Struggles Over Harry Ihaws CeI'-taher
Friend Offers $4,000 for Defense and Promises More II 10
Necessarily Mcclure Says Thaw is Weak in Intellect

lion upon the ethical ground that
appeals 70 the sympathy % all men
that "a husband L. bound Do duty
a. defend the honor u his wife.
DR. Mcclure SAID 81 we're 4
lawyer 1 would not hesitate ms
ment about going before jury in
behalf Of Thaw. ! would present.
the lil treatment Of Mrs Thaw ~
White az the defense. rsIying upon
the honor that IL found among men
Ia civilized communities 10 bring
10 verdict 81 vindiestlon, even
though the etriet Mterprststion %
the evidence might be against such
a verdict.
insanity impossible.
vThaw has a weak Intellect
have seen many men brought 20
prison charged with murder of other
serious offensea about whose SAM
ity there could be no question. but
who we're a hundred-foid more ex-
cited than Thaw.
lie was almost phleRnatic when
/ saw him a feW hours after tho
murder. and his mind Was IN STATIC
that suggested euntcntmsnt ana
lie could not have
been insane IN the roof garden wken
he shot white on the night Of June
% and have been In the condition
that ! saw him On the morning OF
jane 1s"
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'f166 goOoc pwrs. rOi'ooos' 10 sotOosseS
" sooOo Faird( Nv ouuu. osssOo s'oCOo 90
". . e.. Oootu, 900 FOO sOtSo 600 IS
5000 81 toos Third ~. oRpo.osOs Pc
cusrs plst-ua. THO uwnorso wAp esoCDe
struct a s,slel apss !. TOTO n0Oi dynk,
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lsstosssa .sso sAMxse

cts G. . a. steeUss 0orarO 9IN
Owed o. vstorla lbis @orelnE faoS
4 cst, q - s&6 % n giro 10 - 81
tssssS eo'ssa$s ssspelod pasai1<
o. sGhtsiner a3sprs b Hall and
0rlfiss bsfE twssssls 1Ny I, the
c. stains asa as 90 be retsrted At
S~stsss. Win SIT eefi 60 h-j.na
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MOB PuRsuES !
4 MURDERER

foArSs. COBB. sOas . AayiresTt
Unidaru. . merchant, today snet fss
mariner. John ftesnsoor. In she head
auS Fet,r gooes IN zoe bru 10 o.
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I'm " Baldwin. az Corvallis. had
found Franz Edmund creffield be
fore Gcorge Mitchell had sueeeed
- Ia what Mitchell believed TO be
Gosl-giyen mission. he would
never have been a prisoner in the
hands OF the law. and Baldwin. Ia
the evening OF his life. would BE-
answcrable to his Maker for the
lie of she unworthy leader Of the
Holy Rollers,
4 told George Mitchell said
baldwin on the witness stand this
morning. that he was foolish TO
persist In his determination 90 MA
Creffisld told hlu,Ai TOOK no
stock In his belief thar he had r.
ceiyed divine command 20 remove
Crsfflsld from this hfe.
Wanted TO XIII Him,
Il told him. too. that he Was a
young m4S With his life ahead OF
him. and with every opportunity OF,
tered to upright yonns men The
better DAYS 81 bis iifc wcrc still tp
cunae. told him. and repeated
that Il was unwtse for him 10 go
abcat with the idea that he had
been commanded b God to take the
life Of Creffield
I told him Of my wife. my SOW
ana my four daughters. and how
ny eldest daughter had been i.i
swaY BY Creffield ~ forte / bad
taken this aanshtsr away from tho
Holy Roller camp. had carried her
home. weak and suaclassd. and had
nnraet her back TO health ! tald
Mitchell hat ! dld not intend that
abe should b. led away again b.
Creffieid, and that 0As looking
foT the man and intended 70 takt
his ille
short Tire to Live.
4 tried to show Mitchell hos
much better Il was that !. IN my
old ago. wlfh but. al best. Gals q
fcW na1re years 10 live. should find
Creffield sad remove him from the
earfh. thau that hs boait persist
Ia his determination. / lad = fam.
ily - protect and / Gould gftegd 20
s4xe my llfs Tor that 'uf Cfgffirid.
u. IA 80 dotus. I should remove tas
danger 81 my family
Il Is these stories such a. Baidwin
and q. v Hurt told 70 the -ury that
viii gain Mitchell his freedom. e be-
Il 10 20 free There - not a maa
aboai the court room who has been
present AZ all q the session 0f the
court since this trial besean Who
doesn't believe that ticofgs MitehsA
viii D. aeQuiii.ls
Messing " Dsew.
Sane or insane iasafta,c u~<s
what he believed 10 bs a God given
command or To tuli poSs4.s $50. ~ -.
- 80 .nesta. possess w.rete s,if@
- .ss n. ssss. Ges' asss6E "a b.
ssAYwS.re sysSe ~ -, lS "
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o - go d s~ses soNes. IL se~l<
ssB e~oos @tses "a I. Gees ass
SRs tgas zee % - ioses ofy sss "
Ger osor osos-o. essssdes ecesAes0D
D Is ose0s4 90 .e1osae % o. tos6O
d&eO&o COS 0ruogp souoeo. eco
o o.g- % ceOae % Dsea t0s co.. 900
@ns i&soazD la9 eDa@ eDas9 % 10
on0S $50 eaDe G1I0 CAD SspuA
(sMisae6aD
Sas.seGsD % 4,ts1sD
tAeo D 's0a3g taa91aa1o denbeD
4n9e ozl5 Soas ro50s0Sao ~esd0 % emS
O>oaae90 ee9 sseoozos9. O. 20 eee
dlDeee sd6Ea b oo6a@0oo t9e Gcso
dSe H8aD 600 HEzpOne 900 ,aouO
0N3 80 GncGm1B % ONosre o co.
Ge1 0aeO e. $40 ooGzsHEaszo O aD
90, oaap0 oB0pue9 aep.ao 90 aFeo
Aa. ass.so ios1p ESQ oprs1o % O.
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CoIscesprRp tseep or glBg
beeeBs@e@g @a8re 20
cseseg daG GsfIs9 eve
Ife 1850 sesea1 ogT GHe
RESPONSIBILITY

90 edamsaG % G6D dspafimsnD'
SiEERD GnEN 61D GIacUnRe dhD G0b
6stb % 0fexAp GO GxgB1nD dIO
ps@nD oQoGED ea0E0 0aID GDeel
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GNaT0 &1oD Go a. % mozH4lag
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cd 90 6aG0 an 0EdInsnte f60TgA6ID
ing 90 depE6DaesG de pEUp0Aeg
20 @a8D 6frrEsal thG0ee9 lD dhDV
D9nGaDe1 and ussdfsIn6df0 Gh0 d@l
6RMDBDqtg among th0 Department.
(offfGaTR
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