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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-09-05

lestine las 7:oi p. M; Sept. 2S. lie-
CARA San Antonio lns 6:3O n. M;
llegara ii Laredo q las 4;35 p. VI. y
haldra dc aiIi Las 1925 p. IN. ttiem-
po mexicannl: seps. 20. llegara San
Luis Potosi lns 2:lS; Sep. so. Iiega-
ra Il Mexico las $50 a. IN.
I'll sr. ROOF salp eszasa en- San an
tuuio 4 buFaa.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-09-05
i.lnRn rnATAM1ENro Mgnlco.

Mas 10 100000 persoaas, dleen de
Nueya York, s sea un natnerp eaaisa-
ieato q 10 caarta par;s do la pntsiA-
eiop, reeibsa aisnclon msdlea de los
dIapsnaatorins y ciinieas pabiioaa 20
la lnetF6poii Sstas Iustltuci6nea dan
eRaaiincu,e eoma 1900, coo he ,rasa-
minutos con ua nanarn ts s.eNb.esa
prseaaipai0uea.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-09-05
ALAnMA ron Ea coLnRA.

Lac nntorldndas de Prnsl:- ea::.,n 4"
Ia cspectatIva 3 ainrmadfsImas con
n,osiya do In notic!a que indica que
el n0lera 20 proraEa en- Rasia.
l.c9 i.formes tnanifics.an que tan
terrible L'reG aparcec en- In contlucn.
cin del Fistiha, Hnlnn gran anslc-
dad.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-09-05
bunales mexicanos. 10 que puede o.
caslonarles resultados muy serIos.
sERAN cEPoRTApos.

La prensa americana manifesto CO.
mo un hecho Ia deportation d AIexl-
co de los revolucionarios mexicanos
Antonio Villarreal, Ricardo Flores Ma
gon y Librado Rivera, los tres mexi-
canos fugitivos de Ia justicIa, pre-
SOS actualmente en- Ia cdrcel de Los
Angeles. California.
Los cargos fueron hechos contra
los referidos revolucionarios por los
trtbunales de st. Louis, Missouri.
In demanda Sc lleyo ante ell Departa-
mento de Estado de washignton pa
IN su extradicl0n 4 Mexico. donde se
les acusa de haber cometido algunos
crlmenes EN- el pats.
La deportation contra Antonio VI
Sc funda Ell Que Sc lie consi-
dern como extranjero pernicioso,
que Sc le acusa de intamia moral; nun
que los rrocedlmientos de deporta-
c:33 nr han sldo dispuestos por el De-
partanIento de Concrete y Trabaio.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-09-05
hchiqucic. compadFc.


AUTOGRAPH DEL oral piAZ.
I'll Gobcruador del Eatedo dc Texas
rseibi6 una csrta dc, Oral, pias. ei
eual manIfesaha en- ella Ia vista one
ie eonecite el Genera, Davidson das
tsnte su giaje por Mexico.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-09-05
RiisIA Y IAPON.

TN despncho dc Berlin dice que Ru-
sIa al ,Iap6n ptoyectan cstablccer
In conectac.6n tclegraficn sin hilos
con Siberia. Jap6n csta conectanaose
con ViadIvnstock.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-09-05
pBsTRuccioN de una EscuLTuR,

DESTRUCTION dc unn EscuLTuRA
Tn oscuitor do estaiuaria femeuina
en- marmoi. d martlilasos dsatrnyo su
propln obra qtts fus cxh!btda en- la
cxpDsioion do Toxic, y yaiuada en-
is,eoO yens, sIr, Kttamura SRottro
to.n6 tai deteFmineian ppr eopsiderar
injuato al jarado cailttcaaor Dc Ia ex-
poslcton due eoncedi6 81 primer pre-
mie a duten tnenos SO Ia merecia, y
noYldo colo por aiulssI6p.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-09-05

RnraATp DE poN rgpRtTo IA.
RAMlI.n. 10 cts,
The Mena weekly star., 1907-08-29
PREMIUM. AWARDS A AT FAIR Held in Mena, August l9, 20, A, 1907. xsETn

sofa pillow. \ Miss Mabel Adams, enbroiSPerej sofa pillow. ' Mrs. J. C. Smith, knitted lace. N Euladine Garden, girl under l2 years, best piece of shadow em- broidery. \ Eva Howlett, bead work. N Mrs. J. R. Leathers, pin. cushion Mamie Myrick, best dr, .ssed doll
 Mamie Anderson, girl under 10 years, neatest hemstitched handker- chief.
 Mrs. w. E. Anderson, crotcheted baby cap.
 Mrs. Leslie Miller, point laceeen- ter piece. s T Mrs. Leslie Miller, hardanger cen. tel piece. ' Mrs. A. R. Hurd, rag carpet. Mary L. Loar, homemade rug Mrs. J. M. Owens, homemade bed |spfead. Miss Lois Clewitt, patch work |quilt. Ella Johnston, girl under 12 years, patchwork quilt. Mary Mershon, best floral piece
 Lee. lilies, child under 14 years. Den and ink sketch. Mrs. E. o. Brennon, collection of typography. Miss Edna Easterday, collection of kodak work. Elsie Shaver, best pastel painting Mary Mershon, best object study. special prize by Mrs. Breanon. Mrs. Q. Brennon, best, hand painted china. lEEie Shaver, best face in water cdlors. asa.v- ss --.-> A~
 Mary Mershon, best crayon work.
 Miss 0ma 1Horner, leather sofa pillow.
 Mrs. Atwood. embroidered silk quilt, 10-pound box chocolate candy given by Loose-Wiles & Go.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-08-29
i DR. THOMAS rH s, t FoRCEBUL SPEAKER
Addresses Two Big Audiences at M. E. EroT Church, South, Sunday.

,-,, The Rev. Dr. James Thomas of Texarka na, commissioner of edu- cation for the M. E.. Church, South of Arkansas, delivered two
 very able sermons at the church 'of'his faith in this city sunday.
 :. Dr. Thomas is a man of great 'powerin the pulpit He speaks with that force which carries con. xiction. His thoughts. are ex- pressed in short clear sentences, which throw nut great truths with such sudden force that one can almost feel them strike like a, blow from a hammer. Of all sin,-
 the one against which he seems to direct his greatest energy Is
 that ot the money lover-the man who places everything below his l love for the dollar. It is probably ] lhis- deep thought along this line which. has enabled him to, do such. great, work in the interest of 1.-the financial work for the Christi Eian schools off his church throughout this 0statc.V He has lopened the heart and purse of m any wealthy citizen of'Arkant sas to the benefit of the Method-
 ist colleges.
 During. the morning sermon
 Dr. Thomas took occasion to give
 a brief history of Arkansas, re Igardiug her great resources, and Ethe great men she has given 10 Ithe world. This'was in connec- ton with little incident he mentioned of a mau who came to
 thiss state and, though, he pros
 pered and was in love with his
 new home. admitted that while
 on a visit he had registered from another state. h Sundays
 sermon the doctor warmly chas- tised, that man, as he had at the
 time tue confession was made.
 and the good Me;hodists applaud ed his words with hearty
 "amens. -
 Dr. Thomas referred to this
 part of Arkansas as the ideal
 summer resort and predicted that
 the time was not far distant when
 from Mena north, through the 1 Ozirk mountains there would be
 a. solid net. work of summer re-
 sorts. To show his faith in his
 assertion pr. Thomas IS today '.foosipg for ,~sns .oppprtlalsy. tq
The Mena weekly star., 1907-08-29
-FOUR DEAD IN, .s-. .....
 r 7. FRISCO: WRECK
Many Others Are Injured In a Fearful Head-on Collision Between Two
 Passenger Trains Near
 -'-'s-~ Tulsa, l.T.so o-'

Tulsa, I. T.: Aug. .24,-A head on collision between, passen ger trains No. ll04and Mo-. 1l07 on the Frisco, road at Red Fork curve, five miles east of Tulsa, at 8 o'clockptiiis afternoon resulted in the deai h of four Grainmen and passengers. serious, injury to eighteen and slight injnry to a score or more. as',
 The wreck is one of, the worst
 in the history the territory. Both trains, were running at full speed and the collision. occurred befoft ithe engineers had anopportunity Ito slarken speed. ..,, It is said the wreck is due. tc tthe failure of the ndispatcher a lSapulpa, I, IT,. to issue an ordeI
 to the eastbound train to take th'
 siding at Red Fork.
 Engineer Bentz met death will rem arka6les bravery. lFiremer Saner called to, him to jump
 Bentz rel Tied, jump yourself nm. stick to the eugine," ant !
 throwing on, the air brakes at itempted to avoid the impending Icoflision, but It was too late fSauer escaped.
 Tue other dead are: Georgi
 Ranger, James Acars and Wilel GuQokS
The Mena weekly star., 1907-08-29
FOR UNIVERSAL PEACE.
The Forty-frst Annual Conference of Association h Session at
 Mystic, Conn.

Mystic. Conn, Aug. 23.-Advocates of universal peace from many east ern states gathered in the peace tenn pie at Mystic grove Thursday to open the annual conference of the Universal Peace asspciation. srhe usual addresses Of welcome were -raeas by. Alfred Il Love- of Phila. delphia. this forenoon as president of the national body, and President James Watrons Of the Connecticut branch responded. A preliminarN roll cal1 showed delegates present from 23 states and the maritime provinces and one each from England, QIba, Japan and Mexicos~ Thursday, Prof. Daniel Batchelier,e of Philadelphia. James fl. Earle of Newton. Mass, and Dr. William Mcdowell Of New York and Mrs. Susan 2, Eessenden spoke. the last named on PolFical Deals and Peace,
The Mena weekly star., 1907-08-29
IRON MOUNTAIN
 FLYER WRECKED.
While Running at Top Speed Train ,se Turned Turtle Near Knobel. Ark. --av No One Was Seriously ''ia ar T Injured. 4

( Newport, :, Aug. 25. Running atahigh speed, train No. z, 1thc last St. Louis -Texarkana mail ot the Iron Mountain, was wrecked near Knobel, Ark, about S"'clock Saturday nothing. No one was badly hurt, although two mail clerks, whose names could not be learned, were slightly injured. One of them was hurt on the hand and the other was bruised. k Tine wreck is said to have been due to high speed over track which could not stand the strain. The entire train turned turtle, and the fact that someone was not killed or badly injured is con- sidered remarkable. y
 Iif No. ' is the fastest train oper- ated over this portion of the Iron Mountain system, making an average speed from St. Louis to -Texarkana at more than 40 miles an hour. Until recently no pas sengers were carried,
 The wrecked train consisted ot
 an engine, two mail cars, a bag hgage car and Pullman.
 l'N A fong stretch of track was l torn up, ard this was not cleared
 and. replaced until tonight. the
 operation of oftraius bei1g delayed lin the meantime.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-08-29
DEPARTMENT H.
w. I. GREEN. Sunt.

W. l. 1REEN, Supt.
 Edmond Petty, map, of Arkansas. sallle Owens, best sketch of schSol building. ...s,
 VIII Bunyard, second best sketchs Mauae Owens, tflird best sketch. Arizona Reed, fourth best sketchl Ethel Self, fifth best sketch. ' T.J, Edwards, home made chair. Walter Bain, bundle of shingles, 2 T, $. Peters, homemade horse shoe. W. A, Baner, display of Polk coqn- ty minerals.
 Bud Cunningham, ax handle. T. J. Edwards, black slate.
 T. J. Edwards, gray slate.
 T. J. Edwards, red slate.
 Nelson Ray, half bushel bow basket. Nelson Ray, 1-4 busbel bow basket Gene Dickens, homemade bride. T. J. Edwards, exhibit of hardwoo |. M. J. Lewis, largest pine knot. II. J. Sitton, Huckleberry wine. Mabel Lee, composition on Pdlk county.
 Winnie Mills, penmanship, under l5 years. Linden Guice, map of Polk county Earl Goddard. second best map .of Polk county. % ~ "as Coy Miller, map of Western Ak ansas. Mrs. Mollie Anderson, largest num- Der of children. ten. n.s7=ssss+--s-7y-rzr-s.. I p Eorl lorooct ,,,x,t.., :l;4n
The Mena weekly star., 1907-08-29

purchase pfoperty for siimm mer
 home for his family iti this City. 2. Sunday night th'e sermon, was on ""Character Building.'"' It was listenedvto .byo,a large num- ber of young people and was oI snf,DrsThomas weutntrom Menato Eureka Springs, leaving here
 Mofiday aftefnoop.' ers " s-r
The Mena weekly star., 1907-08-29

FNstiohar Farmers Union, in re- [Ply :, to a question as to who the |order win .epdorse for governor
 ..sWe will not endorse any man for goNernor.ns said the, secretary. sWe, are not going into politics -iu thatrway, but we are goingto
 see'thatthe legislature which'is elected will give us an agricul
 tural school"
The Mena weekly star., 1907-08-29
Farmers Eiaht to Death.

Liberty, Mo, Aug 25.-As the culmination Of a neighborhood fend of much bitterness and long stand
 ing. John Porter stollpgs was shoI and Killed in the streets of Liberty about noon Friday by William " sevler. during a ,luef in which Stpl Iings with club. and sevier with D run, fought until the former fsIl, dS ing fEom three. bullet, wounds BotA were prosperous, naiddle-agede efarmdrS iiy4ng about two miles from Chsndlfri five mites northeast of EibertyeH iH c,iav countNfa NH 'sF Hr'y gre
The Mena weekly star., 1907-08-29

s,-reo se-a' fe rra~s s.'t,e fs '4esea +rasrrs3-,ere ovst,f ssrt snseiftse~ .. h.r,e~ ,sfss~ sao~ aa ftt,g
 7eas sHnegroa V tas.
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 l- eS fa Er-q e9.91r' r seefso
 iis- ads -sr or' ect 4t .rTiefrtnt rr.tslo- aHt 1rsv'evrt Tnf-a~tt9 iFcr v-ayor v-eS sl hrr e.rs7 or 9~ riS, srtn-ep dt-c. r' nfrHr TOT .~~ e'hrs c-'-9 Hhos ,a tsa e' srs vvrl'Hq raiecs ra ss~ a} .nr ,Ht e~s.r,. aer-i' r~ai eN
 srl-~f i~-oaos srds 71i'
The Mena weekly star., 1907-08-29
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70 a's he nev7t ean,rras stf
 9,n lc ah' ,esuva hre a3- aso sg4s-er r@fo snpuor' 70 f~nre setssT s7e vfar 5oosH rf le'es 47e'g 'rnN h"e aasMf at' r psh hase@tarr' 9fse '9ahat ad hrn- ute Qsnih vsF ts,N rufr~eA Aaas a,i
The Mena weekly star., 1907-08-29
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2 fs~imrk s'v eC eut a'.s
 F'ar T,nar9 aa4 .rih gsoofnN~ ,ree Ts-aerat sener.f reeo .c ,s~. |icrsvnr 4Taw s~r, tF ea. stlfv I'd Fi'I sseC ,esa sgen Hcn#~T a.5' ' 1a rrv"o ers -shgr vebgsrasW 2 F s's'rsti srr hesti' an' edt so ss9''c Err arorsc pot g-gta-' sra ~ifrct dtig 9TcaW er' uo,t nrs. 'e ~et artetF g-cre . og4 :, srowsas hs~eT aed att7r ac, fde Asfc'tis satas i. Yef.y eIa; ee1''Sw afce, at. TT r-' ae'sp -un rcf' erew rdrs srcrW aat hof;as
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The Mena weekly star., 1907-08-29

Passenger service on the main line of the Iron Mountain was crippled yesterday and all north ern mails were delayed. The mail from No. z did not reach Little Rock until well into the night -
The Mena weekly star., 1907-08-29
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 sa 'aeegY ot sarrs~.3 f'.a saV aa seG u,ea n.itfs''sayrl ir1itsr i' -e, Il ~o1s ad .sd'v got e' aa'aesp he .ss Sa r.r het esaatfi botealr ~s11e F at ar~a el ni ha a7 tr '~odrt aslf a- bRea vl 70 noa T, srs@a is'~t ih' podv s,a-o
 sAarsa4
 n'uaS i'iFn~ srr layes-on ssesnln str se a~
 ayNIgNi ae el shratf, 's~ 'p eos ra 2gtae Tt
 -raaI arr- tfsw s,.fAs.-Hays, fia.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-08-29

-Rest tKe~ Batermelons. WiIIiam Waltman. -. -. - V '''
 second best wafesmelon, William Waltman. ss .s,ssg.s,s N "
 Largest wateFpetpn, JSS Brooks.
 Largest musSHeloa, .IaseNBrooks.
 Best three cahtaloupes, J@h. h. gram k@S gram. sse po u'eatest variety of cat roses, Bertha Rowland.
 Most beautiful bouquet, Mrs. Lena Wilson.
 Leanard. ss
 Best peck onions, $. P.'Lance.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-08-29

egat evra ta,o ra@se ar q 'nasit a~crt c ae Enuu-d' sHr at rar
 grt~"n
 II aqre m h.r7,fr gpote
 rsrGol,var in'a- | r sd deiIs~ r~set ro ets A sgp er'e frsf i a' 'n ,s'g9e ds b cl |saaf eae~ r4e oaoa esB rc'f4' etra ec he- ~"r q tre e prf e"' us ia@tci ;. ts.t ef' aoa s,f a9i t., a. nfSi> a, M i r"taas aviera .a.g eregei riail adra~~tree ~satarerT ras s~peuc rscna ae M hGH -e'ef IT .ern '5w Y ms o~. H -nm sa' Ha ree asf Ar re erf tea s,rs rf' -re ~~t~f9r @av lsrw af' ,~ feN
The Mena weekly star., 1907-08-29
CANDIDATES ARE
 ]. COMING OUT FAST .oA
Kirby and Dcuaghey -Announce fol Y Governor and Bob Rogers for TT His Old Job Former to ao1 :, :, Take Active Part. z

Little Rock. Aug. ,26. At F.torney General Kirby. has; ad- |ilounced that he is a candidate tp |sucGeed John s. Little as govern Ter of Arkapsas. t-a s.-reF J.; t General Kirby has discussed -thei matter very carefully with ,his, friendsS, for some time,a but Enever- has made any, statement tp fhe- ne wspaper men regarding his Eintentions until Friday. It is | Ehis intention to make his formal announcement as soon as itncah be arranged.s It maybe. expected at any -time,l aud he will the D enter at once into the campaign for the governorship. His plat form, which is practically ready for publication, will not be given out until the formal announce. I,ment is made. ....... s, k. Following closely upon the Kirby announcement came the lstatement that Hon. George w. l-Douag hey of Conway is "a candi' date for-governor. i~oom ,>r1~
 "You may say that George
 Donaghey is a candidate foI governor, and that this stands ludtils after the ! primary mex, l March. Isdesire to remove all
 possibility of my withdra wing
 from tho race, lam in to win,' Mir. Donaghey Shads decided opinious on many matters of pub lie interest, one being the com.
 pletion of the, sstatehouse. In discussing that matter this morn:
 ingi he said. sFThe building ought Ito have
 been 6rished for the arndunt ap
 propriated. With the stopping of thesGatk at this time the state
 is losiing just the difference be
 tween the building as itstands ! and the com pleted siructure."
 I From Hot Springs comes the
 authoratiye statement that For: .rner Attorney General Robert l. Rogers would probably be s hcandidate for'attorney general tc succeed Hon. w. F.Kirby. He
 had served only one term when
 he became candidate for gover
 nor and was defeated by Hon, l John s. Little.
 Little Rock, Aug, 26.-The
The Mena weekly star., 1907-08-29
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The Mena weekly star., 1907-08-29
DEPARTMENT A. ksWs SmithsSgpt,

H kAfN~ " V.' n sF~f
 Vra Clifford, Mena: sweepstakes x display of fruitl 2d, display of ,Toles; best display Hysfop crabs. E
 P Osborn, Mena: best display aaches; 4sst R|dts aassa, sssIs. peaches; he's r,late quinces; largest half dozen wars, I asples; 2d, largest apple. E.Ioe Garland, Acorn: Sd best diH ,xav apples; 2d, fruit sweepstakes TI H. Nalef, Rocky: largest dozeil Bples. N EMiss T. B. Holman, largest singls nii te kA Ns rrs f$stAs Rple. ELevi Joplin, Mena: best plate arS Hes. = ...... 2 ,a,, :. = :, k EW. J.. Duke. ..Menaii best twe sunds dried applesa, K NJ. c. Smith, .Mena best plate kedling peaches. K kW. A. Gatlin, Mena: best twR sounds dried peaches. <
 Mrs. C. Beaton, Mena: best plate pears.
 Dr. ", F. Mills, Mepa; best, dis play pears.
 1 E. G. Daniel, Wickes: largest half hozen apples. s
 Miss Helen Weir, Mena: largest half dozen quinces,
 AL. Durham, Mena. best display ! g1ii f''t UR1 0f ba7s9as 3fa nGH aa4fa plums. iofanlmehs
The Mena weekly star., 1907-08-29
| pfpARTMsNr 8..'1
 R. Osbqn.Supt.,.~

L. c. Whittenburg, best exhibit farm products s,tiaket to Kansas City hnd return.
 R. J. Abernathy, 2d best exhibit farm productsfsa T yp sgaa ier saa j. c. Smith, ,abesttpk. navy beans S. J. Hall, best sweet potatoes. ' w. $. Gatlin, broom corn. t RE. Watkins, 96 stalks corn. JIM z {. Goodwin, biggest, pumpkin lRl E, Watkins, best stalk cotton j. E. Wilkinsg 2d best stalk cotton J.R. Lance, 2d best sweet potato T. J. Edwards, best bale clover
The Mena weekly star., 1907-08-29
EIId,9EpARJMsNL GIG hi HMrsl Alsuoial Hlr,oii

Mrs. w. B. Montgomery. hat lir eyelet embroidery.
 Mrs.N.R.Oneal. .eyelet lunch cloth.
 Mrs, W. B. Montgomery. ,embroir- cred doiley. fs
 Mrs. G. B. Hayes, cut work doiley sMrs q. B. Hayes. center piece ir french and eyeleesne'sa- oey .- l = Mrs IN. R. Oneal .colored embroid cred center piece.
 Mrs. A. Q. Nash, drawn work lunch cloth. ,e Nsude Moore girl under Ieyears
The Mena weekly star., 1907-08-29
.Ixn Men Shot at Caddo Gap]

.@Cad5o Gap Aag. ne. Al a ,pSiensc i Sassacs here satatdsy q !s.hoosng affray, took place. and, as a. result ,one s n,iaqrorwasokilled ,i and a,white
 nan vas dan ngaIonsIy.s wounded sIr sissse ported that Whisky lwas , 'll3.. tiie. cause ssof ihe. trouble, The white mans name was Packet
 and is a son of ex-Sheriff George
 Tsckett of that place. ,l .s .l
The Mena weekly star., 1907-08-29
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 pnefga~
The Mena weekly star., 1907-08-29

Little Rock, Aug, 26.--The Farmers Union of Arkansas will. take au active part ln the coming political csmpaignin Arkansas:' This statement Is made upon authority of Hon. K. H. Mccall loch of Beebe, secretary of the
The Mena weekly star., 1907-08-29

Z Best srslkpepperS fsrso osppps \ sfndna best stalxs pepper, R. psborn. s ....rss. As,.-ss s.s q
 Best plate onions, Mrs. CA. Moore < \ rargest onion; Mrs J. Nj. Owenss .a,.. ' Largest head cabbage, G' ". k i1u' i NoS ,- ssI.-vss ta- w ssfRe'n stF VI Wyatt. X w
 Second largest cabbage, A.assNs' Y
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