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FouRrEEN KILLED OUTRIGHT.

1Iarquette, Mich, Sept. 2O.-Fourteen /. n were killed outright and three fa-
 .ly injured to-day by the falling of
 sage in the rolling mill mine at Ne lnee, Mich. The cage was full of
 . n, and everyone in 1t was either kill or seriously injured. The steel ca broke and the cage dropped seven |ndred feet. The mine is the proper
 | of the Jones, Mclaughlin Steel com by of Pittsburg.
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IS MOORE WINS CHAMPIONSHIP

|Torristown, N. J., Sept. 2O.-Miss zabeth H. More. ex-national lawn his champion, to-day won the New lsey state women's championship gles on the courts of the Morris
 Fn Field club and tomorrow will let Miss A. L. Day, holder of the ti- and cup, in the challenge match.
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CONvFyTIoNspATE CrANCrD.

New Britain, Sept. 2o.--A change of date of the convention of the Pythian Sisters from October 22 to the 15 was announced to-day.
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WEATHER RECORD.

Washington, Sept. 2o.--Forecast for Saturday and Sunday:
 For Eastern New York and New England; Fair Saturday and Sunday! light west winds.
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GROWN FRINGE GOING TO KOREA.
 Tokio, Sept 20.---It is reported that Crown Prince Yoshibite will visit Ko- req next September
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Dir Vel Fem. Pre-

r Observations at United States wealth. CT bureau stations, taken at s D. m. Fri- day, September 20, seventy-fifth meridi-
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-24
new Rate ON
LUMBER

Next Friday the Pacific Coast
Lumber Manufacturers association
viii hold its annual meeting al
American Lake. and the new rates
viii be the only topic 81 the day
u Is said the lumhermeu are pre-
paring 10 20 into a new flght. not
only against the new rates. but for
the f0-cont rate 10 the Missouri
river They will make a straight
demand on the railroads for this
rate. for which they have 50 long
contended
The accent rate has been IN
vogue 80 ST. Paul ever since the
Great Northern Was built
To Missouri river points. which
are nearer the sound that st Paul.
the roads have demanded a 50.Cent
rate. aud will now make BE- s. cents.
The railroads have issued a long
statement why the rates on Pacific
coast lumber have been Increased.
These the lumbcrmon look upon as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-24
WRECK SURVIVORS
AT ASTORIA
10y Uni,ed Press.)

ASTORIA. Oregon. July ga
great crowd waited on the dock an
night for the steamer Geo. w
Elder when the message WAS re-.
eelycd. saying the Elder was almost
inside tho bar, a cheer wont up. and
when the vessel appeared there was
more cheering
The people on the Elder respond
ed By waving their hats
PitIful scenes were enacted when
e was learned that the Elder had
picked up no additional survivors.
When survivors stepped ON the
dock they presented odd appear.
ancog Attired in an sorts of mis-.
~ garments They were pounced
upon by friends and relatives as
soon ass they stepped OF the gang
plank. and every possible demon.
stration Of Soy waa made
Several women fa,nted.
Flowers aud coffee were dis
tibuied among the survivors.
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is TO
FIGHT
fuy Unl,sd prsssl

NEW YORK. July "A The steel
trust IL determined not 10 sivc IN
TO The ofe miners in fhe Lake su.
pef8or district President Careg
n lbo steel trust. has wired PRIEST.
dent Thomas Cole. % The Oliver
Iron Mining company. 20 watch the
Interests Of the trusts In the Vi.
ciuiiy uf Duluth
The trust officials say She West.
err Federation ~ Miners has oui.
iawcd itself IN dirroKardlng the
terms 81 ita Own resolutions Both
sidea are determined to fiFht 10 a
finish The strike may have = great
effect on the steel situation ali
over the country.
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Why do City Officials Decline 10 Place RipEngu R.
ward Money al Disposal Of OGcals?-Wh 4
They Want RipIinger to Stay Away.
ouesrloas ron a GRAND jury

finance committee of the city ors.
appropriate 5000 BRING John Fpeas' home rsfuss 4 ~
the disposal Of Mayor Moore and d
Wappensn tho city sffelaia best qualified accompib ~
cct desired BY the people of the eUf Are the
Mr.. npinger viii be brought back, and II why7 -
Why does the of Special Expert g. O. shouoek ns .
full u the shortage actually discovered nuss
explaining found The -
investigation, and Tor that neiUdsd
become o. exComptroisr VIII w. Parrya bona
Why DID the finance COMMITTEES of the city council den.
the officers Of the Clearing House association the selection III ~
experts expert the books Of the city usaaary7
How DID members and eS-membsrs Of the board Of seg.
acquire stock organized sgs.
franchises granted BY the county and there any ssh
voved1
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Albert r. Keolcr. member Of the
board OF aldermen of Toronto,
Canada was q caller az the mayors
office this morning. with u view TO
learning of the operation of city
government In the city OF Seattle
"A stranger does not have TO he
told that Seattle is growing said
Mr.. Keller I never saw a city
with such evidences of development
as Seattle has now. We hear much
OF Seattle In the east We once
knew OF Seattle as being about the
worst place in the country We
hear differently now
Toronto, a city not much larger
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ForSale

tsts a. DRESS tsas uiess fsom ca
l'us
iefs iH fassse.st. fegiat sf Aafuafis
Less MafHlaAiaa a4t
aafs AfiAnIie fGgs ~ tsaass ffnga rat
tsss Boz Haatt raf - sifr eith flee stss,
asaf rsW esatiis Nisrtlie cas- Fiiats
= acre tracts ttees car lfHs Hasa NiFw
4 aefss eesf - HiesftHn fns tists coil
- eisafs4 wa ssfhanse faf fiif gfnp.
~
Ftss gasa $50 is aaifh fafs { hiasss
ffnmi raf utss
we $50 sHfe fesF tsfsHs 90 sH ihs
aNsNe ffasssFgf - as eFE ne a@Ms8A
tsiutsNM a AtautEm
Nasa ti's so Pas 81 Na Stars "a u
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BLACK AND WHITE
GOWN AND BONNET

After a brilliantly colorcd spring.
aa % costumes. black and white is
having a decided turn u ia seen
everywhere ia hats and frocka A
stunning gown 81 this iaekdaw
welding together IA ~ black liberty
satin with Il quantity 81 white NOUS
aciino used a. ornameutafiou.
This gown IL intended FOR tho
cool summer evenings, and ia built
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RE WARD APPROVED
BY MAYOR

Acting Mayor Burnett this after
noon signed the ordinance passed
by the city council Monday night
approprlating $4,000 as reward
for the capture and return of John
Rlplinger the dcfaulting ex-city
comptroller believed to be In Hon.
duras.
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IL the Teddy bear fad among
American children destroying the
instinct 81 parenthood7
Rev NJ q Espor. from the pulpit
of 50 I0soph's Catholic church sd
Joseph, Mo, declared that n is. lie
asked parents 60 give their little
girls dolls TO play with not bears
II will mean race suicide In this
country said tho good priest. re-
forring 90 the Teddy boar.
There ia something natural I'm
the care of doh by little girl. II
Is the first manifestation OF the
feeling Of motherhood. And IN the
development of these motherly IN.
stincls % tho hope OF an nations"
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NEWSPAPER FOR cATA1''

Major John r. A, sironk
Nome newspaporman who sp 81, \.
past several months ~ n
operating a newspaper ~
camp. is in Seattle N,
Friends Of Major strons sss ~.
he is going 60 Catalla, 10 soa ss,.,
Alaska, 10 start a newspape'
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WRIT AGAINST SHERIFF..

Helen Rice Hurlcirh. the spirit
ualist medium who was arrested
recently aud bound over for trial
on charge Of vagraney, secured
writ OF hahcas corpus this morn.
ing against Sheriff Smith, return.
able Monday morning
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SMALLPOX PATIENT FROM
PEST HOUSE ESCAPES

Jack Hatch. a logger Of Monroe.
Wash, escaped from the pest
house today Ia a very bad way With
smallpox Health officer Calhoun.
who notified the state offices of
the escape, said that the disoas,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-24

Mr Rlplinger iu the courts g..
Gilman Mullen knew Of ne ssn...
INK with The ballots A grana
might ascertain how 10 aces v
that knowledge. and from Il -.
the crime ~ dOcioriHg the 49,,
70 ita source 81 the conw1.,,,
20 make RirllnEer mayor -,
Moore had been elected.
These and other evidences a
grafiitis and political aad osss
lrrcguiaitiea win be laid befos 4,
secret committee appointed b =,
for a grand jury a. the Bers Nd
INK of The COMMITTEES
Among other things ne a..
ton of the COMMITTEES win b 3.
I'd t0 the fact that the shoue,t
report on the Ripllnger skorlsn
does not cover ali ne lienas 4 4
shortage actually disc0vefed "A
that other Items must BE- go
from time 10 Time as ad1laod
facts concerning them deTe.ss
The Hidden checka
During the course ~ his inssrs
CATION. Mr. shOrrock discovers
the vaults OF the compirollefs 4
flee a large number ~ cheeks "A
10 the city Tor various parpeasi
some a. least % which Hhouid Ass
been turned over 10 the city uaS
ufer Some 81 these cheeks N
six OF seven years Old. Tet "A
expert gave The respective tan,
troilera full credit for them Al 90
face value az though they had lsm
turned into the treasury At The Ia
they we're received.
These checks have not YET hsm
cashcd but are Ia the hanfs Z
city Treasurer Russell Sains
them are siill valid. but a namAs
of them are not and when pfszsss
ed for payment viii probably .
20 protest when they de D.
amounts o. them viii have o
added % the total amount q h
reported shortage IN other sseA
the experts report Is a repoH 4
the minimum amount 81 ihe 20
sihle shortage instead Of he rrs
imum amount
Political Fireworks
Close observers Of mnnielpsl y
fairs expect some politics. ~
works. tn case the city insfsss'a
suits IN good faith AGAINST TIE eus
tractors Tor the money efbas1lA
by John RipllnEer Il u mzi's
On common talk among c0alfAe'ai
that they have been nomfaiint q
grease the wheels In ortsF % cor
iinue ln good erace IN certain eals
fers about tbs city hall Fw a
reason Il r. being freely predlrA
that the efforts 20 collect from y
contractors viii be purely pegfEe
tory. probably tried in the fern I
test case 80 prepared that i e
BE- decided by the court in faFN 4
the contractor and thereby 'a1|
the basis for action by the ~
council IN assuming for the esH =
full amount Of the shoriage
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THE THEATERS

Dolly Warden" viii be sung by
the San Francisco Opera confrSany
again tonight aud viii finish ont
the week. Tho STANCE Edwards
work Ia the boat yet given IN BE-.
attic by this company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-24

"WhifieyGlrley." a musical farce
Of the kind that suits the summer
crowds. IL having good week at
the Lyric thraier tn the south end
and the Lewis a Clarke Co. II col.
ebTatlng ila return "a The theater
By packing Il 10 the doors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-24

The Vermont nubo. the Lincoln
Comedy -Four, nrooka aud Nedder,
Harry Valols. Arthur Eiveil, Dave
Williams and the sunRtora troupe
OF magioianH are on che big pro
gram Of big vaudeville acts at the
Lois this week.
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was IN just the right cOndi'ie' F"
spreading -
Ii IA Thought that the man ".
a boat for Everett and Is pieos'
trying to got back up the ~. I.
Monroe. search for him ahe~ 4
city failed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-24

Seven strong vaudeville acts and
a crack drill team 81 u members
81 los Angeles Camp Of Wood
men OF the World compose the clio
offered this week nj the Star the.
aler
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-24

She" n spectacular dramhiiza.
ton OF Rider Haggard'a sensation.
al story will be seen ~ week a.
tho Third Avenue theater with
l.aurciie Taylor. supported BY the
Taylor company, In the leading
role.
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Anita. the slnglng Girl" viii
be seen all week a. the Seattle
theatof Emma Hunting and the
other popular AembnrH Of The
burgess company Yind satisfactory
parts IN this piece.
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CANADIAN STUDIES CITY GOVERNMENT

than Seattle. has a s5,oaQeps ~ \
han We destroy our garhasps \
crematorios that work suceess,,.si
but We have a great problem arr
IN evolving a sewer system
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SOME QUESTIONS FOR
PROPOSED GRAND JURY
SONG Writer Van blyatyne and
Miss Church Footed ".

tseastss stars Exclusive BerylsS ,
CHICAGO. July ~ why lSHt {
You Try" wafbled beautiful Mabel
Carolyn Church. dramatic reader,
standing beside the broken auto.
mobile IN which she WAS clipping
with Egboft A. Van Alyaiyne. au.
thor OF In the Shade ~ the Ola
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The persistent and determined
efforts Of Tho dominating members
Of the city council 10 prevent any
portion Of The investigation and
prosecution for the Riplinger short
age from falling into the hands II
Mayor Moore are rapidly adding
fuel 90 che flames of the popular
demand for the calling OF the grand
jury
From first 20 last. the members
OF tho council who dominate the
grand jury have exercised every
possible preeaution 90 prevent
mayor Moore from getting more
than the bareaf inkiiug II facts
concerning the shortage. and now
u ~ proposed 60 appropriate $1,000
for the purposes Of bringing fupiin.
ger home. but 10 place The money
Ia the hands 81 City Treasurer
Russell for disbursement city
Treasurer Russell iE acting under
the Instructions OF the committee
Ordinarily such matters as this
would be- handled By tho chief ~
police under direction ~ The mayor
Hut the council now advances the
audacious proposal 81 ignoring The
criminal catching department Of the
city and placing the task Of pur
suing a criminal Ga the hands %
the ciiy'H fiscal agent
Close 70 Ripiineer.
Back OF this fact lies the more
significant one that the three mem.
beers who dominate The finance com.
mittoe Of the council are the three
oouncilmen who were closest 10
John Ripiinger in politics. men who
are amenable 10 the same corporate
Influences and whose action Ga the
council has been from time to time
traded around for political pur.
poses These men are Frederick
Sawyer. chairman ~ the commit.
tee r. T. Reynolds. councilman
from the Tenth ward. and Frank
+. Muiien. the Pike 81. saloonkcep-
er and councilman atlarEe
Councilman Sawyer received nom
iuation and election 10 The council
By the grace ~ George q. Piper.
the Fourth ward republican boss
r T Reynolds 90 an office boy Of
tho same Organization and the two
man have almost invariably voted
together on matters coming before
the council Councilman Mullen
Is she man who handled one branch
81 the sluah fund expended % pro-
cure the election Of John Riplln.
ger as mayor. and sat Ga some OF
the pre- conveuuou conferences 81
republican leaders held Tor the pur.
pnge % promoting RlpllnEers can.
didary
Ballots pocteFcd.
IL a.
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To The star Main ietet Ind
iiss The star will can aud col-
iect tho ain. and viii send 60
Nou the answers Co your al
when addressed care The star
RATES ron CIAsxn'fEn
kuN tlNNtsHNttNrs ttteip
Waited. test aud NaWud, tsr
Rest. Fodcsaie, ste,l one Seat
a MNrd.
sfrU Nrt0Ns WANTED ans,
Is Nsras NhFse ttwss Ter .
Nenfs.
Seven words or fractions Of
words 60 thc line. cash ia al.
vance whom charged TO ee.
count actual number "a lines as
set will be counted Minimum
hiil fQr as "nd aa ceuta Nnf.
lard Maat Al Agency. n N
Mullen aat ballard Az. OPP
CITY Halt
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on a semi princess line The dress
is hons aad full IN the nkirt and u.s.
trimmed with nuns fold The upper
part Of the oorEage ID of chif
fou Tho yoke 81 tucked
Quaint ~ the pokod bonnet that
is worn with this Dress The straw
is OF both black and velvet ribbon
and white roses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-24

II was ia The office ~ the city
comptroller that the ballots were
doctored after % WsH found that
Judas M0nfe had boeN elected he
evident purpose bcink 10 iay a
foundation IN fraudhlenily marked
ballots for a contest go The part q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-24

Apple Tree. In Dear Old Georgia
aud other sentimental songs Van
Alyatyne did Try with All bis might.
bat The auto was past repair Con.
sequcnily there was nothing 10 do
but 10 waik two miles through the
dust Ia Port Sheridan There they
took n plain. ordinary DAY coach
20 kcnoaha. Wis. where they we're
married IN short order
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wholly out ~ gear with the facts
The circular says that The -
sons for making a 40ceni raif 7
1892. when the Great Northern -
% the coast. no longer exist
Pacific coast lumbermeu lssffH
today what the new lumber ~
are 10 be. or what the railroads "
pose 10 charge after the fFH =
October The figures were So
out Ia tho east by Darius hl.a
traffic manager or the allied ~
roads The old and new rates !
fir lumber products. in cenn Z
hundred pounds. 90 eastern peaa
frnm pnnal Snnnh follows.
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ARE EYEINC
EACH OTHER

nnEST. France. july "a The
Japanese aud Ameneal naval %
ficefn today are mlnglinR with the
greatest cordially. but the Ameri.
can tarn arc kept aboard The united
States wnfnhipa az prucAusiun
against any possible clash
Admiral iluin. the japanese com
mRuder. and Admiral snincktou siH.
tied each other Al garden party
this afternoon The bands 81 both
sqaadrons played national anthem
OF the other nation
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EVERETT. July 1s-Thls after
noon an election 10 determine
whrfhsr or not the school ats
trict shall be bonded for tzoo. 900
10 pay for Tho erection 81 a new
hlgh school building - being held
The present building has been
ouiEfown and will not accommo-
date the pupils neat year Il r.
proposed that ita place shall BE-
taken b a durable structure. ~
built that ample provision can b.
school beard for 90 GOO has ieg
she contract 10 GeorEe Mckenzie
Cor the construction 81 a usw
graded school az the corner o.
Rockefeller and tlRhteengh
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on p.0na aasrsb,ss9 rr,yals
abAa s,vains Glasses fhafs3a,e a.
Me
aANpAlI. rilr cARrgNTfW
~ tat man. house FypaHsaE iu At tts
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Auassaity Abssiats tslf+ gnataN .eet -
fhsaHtatiaru paralysis uFtvnna AiHfasf
ukssigN. rutf falhte feapitnK ftNm f9sH
natish e. ethef eAnses - taash 49,
9reat Osfutan ustsefath. Or Asitaaa
tsss ssamiaNtiea -tesf rsepls "e"
sss rus Avs, g.. near lAgssea.
rsss Jsgksea street. eAf fsHF"e
$50 tv1lasss. s,shsssIs. 90 - To 81
NTFTCN ~ WN NOVA oW rNNNlN ~
ptkCr oF NtslNEsN OBJ fhh NAfA"
fnunf gsfa COMPANY
~ whom Sc NAY Caneeru
Nafies j as5ab, slean that % hsse
Pfssfsssfu ltHaaanY s cooperation NtHAA
fss4 ana eNist.rF uHdFf ere laws RI tH
STATE 20 W1eafn rtrn. HEftHe ff
Yiaes 81 tustaesf fKei m H att
wauhinstan aasI.ra 81 rtma4e sails lsiH
tiFal slave ~ business ftpin essttis W.
ts4fan II fh+ town Uf Races. ktEE tnHHtHf
Washlnntaa sad that aail rriaeifal riasH
~ taslnesa Ngl b. reuetri - aaia te"
~ Hasea iums.NateiN afief tss Aef
ths Sat gaeitaitn es shia uaiiee' 8" #'N
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tinta mile rafirrs s fanY 81 s.Hipisie
4 .raar au fa aafrs. FHHfe iafH aHH fsaH
rsstuff rtls Be- meHtfsi nllaa ef i.ieeetf
t'laaa anH has J aasH fUHtfa In NfsatsF
seattle nHa usuel - sltl 81 HaaFe
wsfth "a ees csN ~ Neain. 80 Waah
kefsass 81 i57IIas 1s5l saY 6amhsf ID
seFeH - aR atfs ana up n % MsH
tis usiieT ulaa t
anEAt IANp RkfF tafss mart iasi
shs asp iassa,tss rih level isaa. ras
nF eisafs8 "a q $50 pef nset Nsrf
sssf iafus iirftss g. eat g0m anf so
nonniir MAtTnY.
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TumEn ctoicr rivr AcnE rHActa
~ nE Haea reniF lnHa sihr ieasisn
gisafst tfiss itaf sssa. HHsii ssYHasni
nUHEnf nkiTHF.
setm ga ALASKA nsit3iaE ~ff-st
NNAr NNw COTTAGE Z sfss fasas
eifh 8 sffrf ssfta nnef ,anf I'll. isFsL ga
tesi ssaal barn thiahsa hNass fine asif
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.eaatf lgsf 80 ~ fresh asH iniffaft@s
nomEnV uAtTnT
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wArEn tEVnf. Acnr Tracts
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fFom tfeHsff slasFs ans fsstfsF serss
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Are 70 ths nefi3s maat fertile an3s
fssius Is. IS - - s-fs yssfir
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