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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-09
DRY AT PRIMARIES
Chicago Tries New Saloon
Law and New Primary
Law on Same Day

chicago Aug 3 For tle auf tlmn
ln lts hiao lieago = today whle
tho primary elections ats Lelus hsid
Absolutely du a ctg ordinance
iofblas tlie sale IS spurious or mait
lQaou during tle elections undef
ilonclad pfoghigry whlch make Il
mAudatory upon tfe authorities %
caucsl tlig .oeBse 81 any salooa.kehp
al violating rie An Tie lAw il uoN
ln forre ani today election funtSl.
gi tle 6mt test of IA ealcienrY
Should lhe license - tasen awag
the sAlpan. keepef could nul ID au5
eAy ncurp an0thrf taf 81. ~ {
twtutB years
TIE commissioners office wii et.
tuanY handle three elections tpsiat
Every voter ii Tie Eepgbllean nen
ucmtie 81 sarlalls ranks Nl sate
directly f1r aftseH paay nanlnees
nlted States Nnai AMI state ard
eunIg oMMAs as vel 6 f0f deIe.
gates ta Tie party Sax disersht con
seutiers
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-09
Mrs Halsell EntertaIus

MN Eelns lialsel entertained
10th restoriat Afternoon ard evening
tie Afternoon reception being m bon.
or 90 Mrs Nisonani Miss lla'feIl and
thr md5 ln Thee gealug pa honor
of Niss Ila.ssl s arge nputu q
guest wcro ppsent both times Ia
tlo evening Mnuaise'l bad plannein
dance but learned ai uis last m0m'
ent tiat the orchestra from Mmkugef
would o. unable % De present on ae.
count oi tho latoncs Of the katy Eyer
and ~ ca anged thc entertainment q
card party lu spite oi tho short
time ieft 10 her ln which 90 make hci
preparations the party vas in even
wty a success. ana those present had
thoroughly ppioyah's time
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-09
CONDEMN LEADER
Kansas Ladies Brand as Falee
an Article Appearing
In That Paper

We tne Undersigned aiies 81 kau.
ns desw 81 state through tae
coumrs of sour wpef tlai tae
c1Nara.y sud malicious attack apoa
.oar HumUcr 0ar commercial eHh
and 0af town a tbe Lass issue Of Hs
I.eader Is fs and GaNarWntet We
can cheofagy ay tnat Tbs Hum
mtf hss done nHue tof Kansas t.mn
auy ten ntu oftla tosu have done.
belop Qf since ae Hummer was
established. and Tie sdltaf is q Kped
moral sober minded upukHt gentle.
man 30 eHeJ respect
Astn the b1eNuE alley We have
never hmm ans complaint before.
ana .le pupHei9E as Oar as Ws have
lasn alIe Ga ltan has at Nl time.
Conducted b.s busues lu q nice waI
and hImselfusa gentleman
Our commercial club IS c3mp1ss
oi i6e leading men % ear town Ans
cautu wlo have an'f ane object if
uea and thai % build our country
We rnuaemu tho article pabllshed
/ iu tne Leader a. ft eas done iof ia
sole purpose 0f aa.lciausiY ialarIu,
I oul town and lts citizens % satisfl
I ths hatred and enyy ofa certain maj
az nlf town Nho oNns a store herr
but has no huslness 20 attgd ..
Mrs Frances M Woods.
MIS-. Alkaline Wise,
Mrs Minnie Terri,
Mm i1tiie Pitts.
Nn LYDIA pifef.
Mm Minnie D. Todd
Miss ri. J Crouch
Mildred Crouch
Tina Crouch
lee Crouch
Mrs 7. A Ashwofth.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-09
Wants the State Fair

Tie Chelsea Ear assoelation les
decided b Increase fts capital stock
e. $40 aud eIams IS Is dates fof Is
annual fair september 81 to 2a
Tie association las determined -
uaiutea vigorous campaign -
cure tie state faitat That point r.
proposes % make e showing tbs faH e
its meeting that aIl be o revelation as
70 tie various agricultural I've stock
mineral and Industript resources u
the territory 4 neW site las been
secured and Chelsea makes tie eia q
OF having one of tie mest ideal places
faf q falf he tile country q sloplng
wooded stretch 81 laua along Pryor
creek which IS being damned q that
point IN dammlug tie stream 3
beautiful shaded slaud IS fofnaa
which vii De used As g slea polni -
boat racing
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-09
ELECTRIC PAKR
BEING IMPROVED

nr q. w Wuiaus and 3 l.
BuTckhaltsf Afs prshing their plans
ta make Electfic pagk on the east
side popular fe1oft large crowds
have gislt Il the ti4eater there each
night SUNDAY uiefe whl taa bal.
loon ascension aud parachute leap by
Madame sBoN Thomas aud other en-.
tsftalnmenf features. besides boat'ug
oa tie lage. An samhslon Zee Of Ten
cents alll Is charged 90 help pas tns
expenses Tho iayEft swimmlug
pol IN tbs section of the country
vii l. Constructed at onee - euI
- 20 fest long bY el side ana
supplied ulth pure sIlasis1 ~Nter
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-09

Gafhrie, OK Aug, In reply %
"a inquiry b. tse Hes. { G. gFannoa
a minister and member of Tie okla-
loma Anti.taloon ieague, Governor
frantl said yesterday that he would
Instruct tiie territorial attorney gen.
eral 70 prosecute al persons guilty oi
violating ths liquor Avs u evidence
oi violations should BE- laid before
him Memlefs ui TIE Snti.saloon
league complain that 10 several eoun.
ties, municipal aud county officers r..
fass 10 prosecute saloon keepers wlo
keep open on sunday
At least one town % galu sunday
excursion business, has advertised
that tie town would he vide open Oh
ttat DAY Tie Anti saloon league
will watch saloon keepers ia tbe
different toNus and falling 20 secure
the a~istance of local onirers in en-.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-09
Republican Editors Of Third
DlsrIc viii Meet
In Tulsa

al tie lAArtlsssl.le meeting tie fel'
losing CAL fof tnestias e tlle TIE.
publican pres II TIE Third cenRres.
ss0nal district rs signed hY the edit
ofs present
10 tie isepubllcan editors 81 TIE
Third Congressional District rom.
rFiNnK tlss lheukss Creek. seait
lnese al QuapaN nAtl0ns
Pursuant h TIE request II tie ~
Ga Congressional Press association.
meeting i tsFstN rallied II ths eltl
'I%aisA. tor Aonaay August Il u
oulnek laf tie purpose u organizing
! Republican rtssa aNoe Ati1n r. the
Ihlfd Congressional district All r..
pahaleAn newspaper men u Tie Third
congressional district = aatlnel
Alate aru urged e. i present ant
participate
Ihoa 4. tAtta. iafilesYille Eater
pfise
81 i. nadf Taisa World
Cafeace IL fAoaFiAs Auskoge'
rfaeuiN
NYfan Bogle. lu1tsn RspubileAn
Al stirling Ilotasnslils Tribune
II II. Neelntoek Ninita l1ileftAln
GlAfF smith. 1Afemee Messenger
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-09
STANDARD CUTS
A SECOND TIME

p.tiAbafg Pa aug For the
second time within oue week the
STANDARD on eompaaf today reduced
pflcss ca crude petroleum Tie cot
Is the same - that a. JulY g. three
cents on The higher grades tso CENTS
en AZ lesef grades excep, RaFlana
shseh remains unchanged
Independents, Kan Aug
Prices n western ol' sene eat two
cengs f0h Is the STANDARD
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-09
A BRILLIANT EVENT
Reception Last Night al Hal
sell Home Attended by
Hundreds

,fa.e aet i.etpsent .et.t aeset &
,a.s 49, ~. ~. -, ~ l.st a5st.t
i, 80 ,.,.,sa 81 Il. - - y
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90, 49, 49, n., U,a,ss
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t....ss. n. NM. - n. s..4um N
Il 'ts...s.'.,. ..s..... -. III
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,t. ~.. ....s NJ. -.
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...s.. st.
,f..... -. M. .
- - 4...s...t -.
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=. 80
-
- $500 - t.ee
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81. -. - -
t.t...ts.
-. a.a....,.... = ss..s.
-. -. -. - 80
f Z i
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-09

forcing the la0. vii report the fielAe
tons "a Governor Ffang2
oklahoma cts. Aug. ThstrustSes
Or tie Oklahoma Auti.sai0on league
and tie Church federation Of Indian
Territory met here yesterday aud
agreed tliat tie plan uf their can.
palgn "a secure prohibition Ia tie
mes state bath ln Indian Territory
and oklahoma. would ne 70 pledge
candidates for The constitutional uons
teilfiou % make speclilc provision
f0r prohibition Ia tie constitutions.
This vas a. Abandonment 0f tie plan
70 submit prohibition separately from
tie constitul ioa + G. Dinwlddie Of
Washington, legislative saperiniand.
ent Tor tie National Antissalo0u
league, attended tie meeting, Nj
pinwiddie wlll come to Oklahoma aud
take charge personally u tie cam.
palgn for pfuhlbltlen
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-09

Ilay Is coming into NlnisA tileae
days b. tl,s hundred wagon load
Yesterday lss loads wsre received hy
frcdIa Kelley alone. Tie last load not
tolng delivered into tlis barn ouill -
% pm. There IL biT crop 81 GOOD
hay 10 this country, and the pfce is
holding up sell Captain A G Laey,
Who Is shiplng from eight 70 ten ioaas
daily. besides storing much that can.
not he shipped, ays he i paying in
the ueiahhoriiooa Of $50 for llay in
tlle barn and S0o loaded on ths car.
As Is aiwAys tire case AZ this time o.
tilelycAr tlia hay men are complain
ing osa shortage ot cara Hay i q
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-09
Delegates Elected

The negro elflleus met a. Rider
hall IN a mas meeting the evening of
1uly - IN response q tie cali q uhe
Indian Territorial Negro League
shieh IS % meet at Iangsion otia,
August 81
Z Pickett vas elected chairman AY
acelamailon l. y. Blackwell vas
made secretary 10 like manner
Il pas decided % elect delegates "a
tie sald convention nf Al Jordan
and a = Johnson wefe unanimously
elected r y nlsckweil See.
Z. Pickett, Chairman.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-09
REMOVAL OF
RESTRICTIONS

Tie ind.an agent has announces
lha renewal a fAa restrictions feQa
ghe lands q tIs feissins Cilefoksss
LESLIE Ilensan I.umita
safAh ssIuoyah. Melvin
james narsf Melvin
Celeslan llsidfHise Melvin.
Healilea uauglseftY Finita
Martha j Rapef. Melvin
William + Eapefi Ghmteaa
asofTe IS. BashYltea1, oolaeab.
8sfsf GalestelssF. Pryor Greek
WHsie nlek. White uak
nlelafd nasnlne CeiisYyllle
Ffssleflek + Cisoutsan. tsnapah
Nannle Murray. Musknsee
George & Bailey. resks
Winnie noyd. Ioran
James DolieFtg Ramona
Mar IIeAtfoni. Wafnef
JEANNE Hampton TahIequah
Iodnls Hughes. Cheeotah
Linnie F. Yoaussf. Ilabeft
Ruth Kslelsef. NestfllIe
fsenofa Heaps. Ailavee
Chaflaf lseess. aasseges
Join =. 1ohns9n. Ciafemore
Iaoney RAtfllngoani Taleah
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-09
Eastern Star Met

The regular mcetlng uf Parity chs e.
tsr 80. 40 o. o. s., vas held Ftt
nleht Mrs Etia Buins vas e'ec ed
to represent tho cl'aptet at
TIE grand chapter meeting at AW.
more August l6
A very p'eaani feature q tie meet
ng was the presentation Of In rgsi
Matfon's ieeel % SISTER naus from
tiie membership as an app sciat.un %
her service % the chapter Tie rW
ssulatian vas made neslly and az
propiiaiely boy August schlicckef
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-09
DON'T LIKE
ELIHU ROOT

New YORK. Aux B dispatch lrpm
Monteyldto, uruguay says that the
siadentshAge actively endcarofpd %
provoke TIC auimoslty ui ue people
against Secfotay Root nov attend
ing tie pan American congress AZ RE
JAniefo Some % tlla papcm com.
msnt uniasonbly op his lsss dfs.
course
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-09
MUCH HAY is NOW
BEING MARKETED

low fals freight, andtile railroads are
nos anKioas 70 carry it when q car
of aheAf brings three times the
freight that ! esg nf ilay does Con.
seqnsntiy . large part of TIE hay must
l,e stored despite tie fset thai there
d blg demand for n 10 tlis north
aud east
both NJ Keller aud Captain Lucy
ara doing an excellent business MOI
only locally, but at their barns iocat.
81 oot o. town on The Frisco and Katy
a. White OAK. catAle. hig Cabin And
other points FoF the past wesk the
weather has been due fof lsay.making,
and consolaently business Is rushing.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-09
SUES OFFICIALS
OF PORTO RICO

New YORK. Aug ? Hobart 5 Bird,
Who once published a newspaper IN
san Juaa Porto Rico, has sued elght
of tie highest American oficlAls 10
the lslaud. lncludlug the present gov
efnor aud bis predecessor, ior tioa..
90 damages ia ti,e supreme couFt
niri charges tlsen with having wreck.
81 hh paper, ruined his reputation
ana forced him out of the ISLAND lie
i now practicins lAw N this city
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-09

Interested Ia securing good lyccum
Couuse are hereby requested 20 meet
Al tlo Commercial club rooms over
the posioiice saturday morning AZ i0
o'clock
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-09
Twelve Years Tor Mayor

Paterson. n. q Aug william
N Belcier. Who while mayor of this
city aiscouded a year ago and who
surrendered on Monday lsst, was sen
tencod today 10 twelve years lmpris-
onment 30 The state prison IN Tren-
Ton on the charge 4 embeulement
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-09

When applied and covered With 3
hot cloth plnesalce acts ike . pUultiee.
Best f0r burns. bruises bulia. eczema
kin diseases. etc. sold bY A. = Ovens
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-09
CONDITION or
COTTON CROP

washington. Aug IA statement
Issued al noon tazlaf b tie crop estl.
mating loard e the depaftment q
agriculture slless tfat TIE average
cenaltloa q eeston 1nlY 3 "a s Sc
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-09

Tofblaating. halchIug soufsfomaeh.
rad breath malaalmliaflun Of fuad.
and ail symptoms u Indigestion. Ring E
/ Dyspepsia Tablets are 8 proElrI aHd
efficient corrective sold b. 4. +.
Owens
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-09
PROHIBITION CLAUSE
IN THE CONSTITUTION
Oklahoma Anti-SaIOOn League Will
Question all Constitutional COnven.
tion Candidates on This Subject

forcing the lav, will report the VIOLA
tons 10 Governor Ffang4
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22

CANADA: THE NEW NATION. Book for the
Settler the Emigrant and the Politician BY
II. r Whates. With seventeen Illustrations from
photographs 12rao. pp. Xxx. 2s4 2. p. Dutton
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22

series of events could have done 90 reconcile the
two rival races within Canada 10 each other"
~ deronstrate that Colonial liberty and Colonial
patriotism dd not leave the British Empire when
had Inspired and carried TO success the American
W. c.rAat Brifsin and the successful defence OF
Canada bv regiments from Great Britain and Ca
Empire was coming into being pan pdSsH with the
eIowth Of young nation Wltnin its nInits: tS Ths
not exclusively belong to the American HepuoIc
that Great hut tbap se Should keep it through this
new community already on ,,. the high road 70 esis,
debt which can never be oysTsssgtimStSd rest 10 this
somewhat deprecated War OF lolZ canada as a
whole recognizes IN II the war whlch 10 al tine
indorses her status as a nation
II is hard. no doubt. to make the story Of
such a conflict OF absorbing interest 70 the gen
eraI reader II is a difficulty which Mr.. Lucas
with all his scholarship has been unable 70 over
come. Facts rather than picturesque incidents
All out the bulk OF his narrative. and even the
lively and exciting details OF PerTy's famous
victory are perhaps not strangely. sighted
How the national feeling In Canada. which, as
we have Just seen. received its first significant
impetus from the War OF 1872 has been devel-
onss 20 the point where the Dominion is seri-
ously considering the severing OF all ties but
those OF sentiment with the mother country Is
admirably set forth IN the volume written by
Mr. Whates In 1905. a correspondent OF
THE London Standard" Mr. Whates made
FIVE rnonths' tour OF the British possessions in
America 10 study the emigration movement He
travelled I'm the steerage from Liverpool 10 81
John ~ B., visited the greater part or the
ss+tlAd nortions Of Eastern Canada. traversed
the prairie regions IN various directions. located
and took up a homestead In the Saskatchewan
Valley. wandered In British Columbia and on ths
Pacific Slope, and his return East made a
setour northward into the great clay oelt- MT
whates divides his volume into two parts IN
the first he makes first hand study OF the op-
portunities offered by Canada 20 absorb the
surplus population OF the British Isles. viewing
the question from the standpoint OF the BRUSH
emigrant In the second part he aims 70 dehhe
and 20 anaiyze the present trend OK CanADiAA
political thought. The book Is instructive as an
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22
CHA RLES SCRIBNER SONS

account OF present day conditions IN Canada,
entertaining as narrative Of personal ad-
venture and suggestive as a contribution to cur
rent thought on the inmigration problem. the
labor problem and the British imperial policy
or lack OF one
Much OF the subject matter OF the volume
necessarily concerns itself with topics OF very
intimate interest % American readers The
book was written with the definite purpose OF
making Canada and its resources better known
70 prospective settlers OF British birth and OF
answering the questions to which intending emf
grants seek and too seldom get disinterested
replies As a natural Outgrowth OF the authors
observations and Investigations came an at
tempt 20 formulate a definite emigration pro-
gramme for the British Empire programme
that he Is little hopeful VIII be adopted by Great
Britain's present government OF aInateurs-
and q series OF keenly analytical reflections upon
the future OF the Dominion IN It's relations with
the Crown and with the other Dependencies
ana independencies-of the empire. Yet. both
Mr.. whates' handling OF concrete problems and
his consideration OF abstract theories are so
closely interviewer with and related TO his own
practical and personal experiences that his book
ACQUIRES a vitality scarcely 20 be looked for IN
such a work, and secures the attention OF the
reader whether he was previously interested IN
the subjects discussed or not
In order TO determine for himself n newly
landed immigrant without means could obtain
immediate employment az the port OF entry IN
midwinter Mr.. whates sought and obtained
work "A the railroad yards at ST. John. His job
was 20 shovel hot ashes from truck He sat
isfactorily demonstrated the ability OF any able
bodied man 20 earn dollar and half a day
az the cost OF pair OF s. shoes. seorched 20
crisp. and his best overcoat, earelessly hung
where II received the fun benefit OF the Tying
cinders. and badly burned Not all OF his prae-
teal inquiries were so disastrous IN their re-
suits but this one was erninentiy typical OF the
spirit In which he pursued his investigations.
His general conclusion Is that any resolute.
sober working man can support himself IN
Canada and may aspire 20 a competence or a
fortune. according 20 his capabilities. II he VIII
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22
EXPERIMENTS IN APPRECIATION.
The I.ondon outlook.

From The London Outlook
The ideal appreciation must be az once un-
.-,.be,,1 ,D6 delicate Untruthful because the
-,,,1,e author must be pleased; delicate because
.sbe must not be unduly embarrassed, or she may
s...,a Silent and cease 70 contribute 20 the
a,,eneeneut OF the company Your exquisite
hook carried me into another world much
Ile.t- e,,S gavs great satisfaction. as also did
b, ,,,,,re sIbtle formula for authors with small
I,c,,lattone 1T Is surprising. In these vulgar
Sli Slits T,ofor cars and things. that such distin-
1ossStN5 49, ,.,ork should have found publsherl"
Wbere the paper and binding are good and the
Collectors conscience unusuALis sqleaInish. i
nave yes1 yJ1snsed rhis line and another IN the
ssroe styie. L cannot describe the effect your
hlory i.d i.a Clerical set They achieve accuracy
,lb,Ie avoiding uncharltRblenesS
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22

the United States form the most desirabls class
OF settlers
The results OF the authors analysis of Ca
madam thought and aspirations are summarized
In the following paragraph:
Canada Is not content and IL unlikely 20 remain
So with her present measure or autonomy. asr
ideal = Canada nation, selt-dependent and self
suficing In an matters. linked perhaps with he
Grown OF England and accepting the sovereignty
0f an imperial dguTehead for the sake 0s aistorto
idea and the social glory and picturesqueness OF
tile Institution, but not being In any effective way
ruled and governed oy sovereign in Ensiaad or
BY any delegate OF that soyerslsn- The fatYys
which most Canadians OF British blood imagine for
themselves q that OF independent ain sdocn
either republican under the British Crcwn-pro<-
erabv the Iatter-sO they think az present. a xtnx-
dom IN voluntary alliance with Great Britain, 3dc
cOsQual with. and IN sense suoortinate 70. dooat
Britain
For the sake OF the empire. actual or nori-
nal Mr.. Whates Is accordingly impressed wsta
the desirabillty OF settled emigration policy
that VIII insure a preponderance Of British blood
and British ideas IN the coming and inevitable
Canadian nation
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22
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CANADA, OLD AND NEW,
The Origin and Development of the
National Idea.

THE CANADIAN WAR OF Isl2 By c. P, Lucas
g >. With eight maps. svO, pp. viii, 269. OK
ford: The Clarendon Press.
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