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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-07-06
IcE STRIKE SITUATION
Both Parties Claim the Better OF the
Fight So Far.

Danger OF an ice famine IN Greater
New York due TO the strike Of the
drivers employed hy the American Ice
company seems 90 have passed by re1.
son Of the activity Of the Independent
dealers Roth tile ice company and
the drivers claim that they have the
better Of the situation The strikers
stated after a meeting that the iorc.
mon of al the company's stations and
stables IN brooklyn had struck ~
sympathy with Tie drivers.
n was announced nt the offices of
the Ice company that arrangement
have been made 10 hll The places OF nll
the drivers who have struck. and rfaf
n The old drivers lid not report for
duty by 2 q m today new men would
I've employed.
The return 81 warm weather ~.
celebrated the demand FOR leo aud tn
independent dealers dii a thriving
business. Many of the large consnm
crs had no further complaint 20 make
than that they were forced 10 use their
own teams % haul their supplies
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-07-06
Two MEN AGAINST ORCHARD
They Say lie Threatened to Kill ES.
Gov. Steunenberg.

William Easterly. who concluded
his testimony and p G Coplcy. who
was called later, both swore that they
heard Orchard tell II the loss OF the
Hercules mine and threaten % Kin
Steunenbere for H. on cross examlna.
ton the state scored them both ana
particularly Easterly. who received
two letters and one telephone mes.
sage from Orchard on the eve of the
killing Of Steunenherg, Tor remaining
quiet when they knew a crime might
- committed. also for remaining quiet
long after the crime WINS committed
Easterv cnutended that he did 10
know Steunenberr lived az Caldwell.
and explained that although he knew
"1homns Hogan was Harry Ortta 4
he TOOK no steps Immediately after the
crime except 10 consult counsel for b.
Federation. because Dc was not IN I'M
former. aud Copley asserted that he
did not take Orchard seriously when
they met In san francisco and he
told him of the bradley crime.
Eastcrly also swore that AZ meeting
Of the Federation there was no talk ~
violence. except by detectives who had
gotten into the organization FOR at
purpose 0n the contrary the leaders
ALWAYS cnmseled peace. lie told Of
soldiers insulting Federation men lie
said that hlrelings OF the operators,
who secured admission to The unioE
urged tho men 20 violent acts. Cop
ley also told OF detectives being init.
atcd into the union one was made
recording secretary before he was lis
covered
Joseph Scholz said he was In Grip
pie Greek 10 1903 and 1901 Orchard
said that man named Scholz had
gone down Into the indicator mine
with him 20 set OF ear load Of pow
der He was confronted 10y The man
who took the stand. bat said he was
not the same person. Scholz said that
there wns no other Scholz Ia Cripple
Greek until late III 1904, when gun
man by that name arrived The WIT
ness said he did not know Orchard.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-07-06
TROUBLE FOR THE fuckers
Her Husbands Conduct In
vcstigated.

Washington. July L.. rs. William
r. Tucker. wife OF Lieutenant Colonel
Tucker deputy pnymaster general
now on duty at Chicago, has made mp
pllcation 10 the war department for an
investigationof the conduct OF her nus
band az Manila and between Manila
and Chicago. This announcement was
made 10y Secretary TAFT following Il
visit 20 his ONCE Of Mrs Tucker who
was accompanied by senator Cullom.
Of Illinois
Mrs. Thicker is daughter OF Mrs
John 4 Logan Secretary Taft said
that tho request had been placed IN the
hands Of the inspector general of the
army. aud that no report had yet been
received from him az 10 the results OF
his Investigation. The conduct re-
ferred TO Is said 10 have been the lieu
tenant colonies attentions To- a fair
comnatriot. u school Teacher
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-07-06
JUDGE WHO WAS BRAVE
He Issued an Injunction Restraining
Woman from Using Her Gift
OF the Tongue.

Kalamazoo. Mich. July I. The
courts AZ last have come TO the relief
OF men with decision granting m IN.
junction restraining the hitherto I'M
conquerable tongue Of woman. Mrs
Irve savage. wife of the tenant on
Frank II Morris farm. Is the first VIC
tim 10 be sacrificed 20 the comfort OF
the opposite sex Mrs. Savage. SO Il
Is alleged. gossiped about Mr. aud Mrs
Morris and persuaded her husband MT
20 carry ont the owners orders. Final
ly she got sassy" % Morris on or.
casions when he came TO visit his
farm
Morris went 10 law and got mn Ia
junction. restraining her from talking
10 him or asking her husband 20 dis.
obey orders Mrs. Savage was ~ ii
rage NJ the order, and pulled up an tha
lowers on the farm Then she and
her husband moved away But she
hasn't spoken 70 Morris since and he
IL satisfied
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-07-06
NEW Y0RKs NEW RULER
Men Who Are To Run the Public Utili.
ties Assume the Duties OF
Their Position.

Albany, n. " July 1.-The two
new state public service commiss ons
have formally assumed the duties OF
their office. and have met 20 organize.
Tie First district or Greater New
York commission VIII meet N New
York city and the Second, or up-stnta
commission az Albany. The commits
sioners are as follows: First district
- William II. Wilcox. postmaster ~
New York William MCCarroll. Ell
ward NJ. Bassett, Milo r. Matte aud
John H. Eusts. Upstate Frank w.
Stevens, Chas TIallam Keep. TX May.
or Osborn (of Auburn, James II.
Sague and Martin $. Decker
The public service commission law
which went Into effect AZ midnight
June 80 aholishes the state board OF
railroad commissioners. the state com
mission ~ gas nnd electricity the
state Inspector Of gas meters, ana III,
New York city board Of rapid transit
railroad commissioners The duties
performed Ivy these boards aud add
tional sweeping powers have been
transferred 70 the new public service
commissions consisting OF five meme
barQ zach
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-07-06
JAps GIVE US DO NOTICE
Treaty Obligations Must Be Kept or
Commercial Boycott VIII
Follow

Washington. July l.. - Reading be
tween the lines OF statement issued
by the Japanese Chamber OF Com
merce. assembled az Toxic. directed 10
President Roosevelt aud also 20 the
chambers or commerce IN the United
states the officials I'm Washington see
clearly the implied threat OF a boycott
against United States goods entering
japan.
The boycott declared by Chinese
merchants against United States prod
ucts two yefss ago IN resentment OF
the treatment accorded Chinese OF the
better class entering the United States
IN the course OF their travels around
the world was productive Of better
conditions. FOR the administration ex-
erted all OF its power 10 amellorate the
ngors OF the exclusion laws. ANA 20
facilitate the entry or Chinese mer-
chants and students.
Therefore il Is assumed that the
japanese merchants have decided 10
have recourse 20 the same me'hcd OF
showing their resentment against the
treatment accorded their people IN san
Francisco. Unlike the Chinese MGR.
chants. however. they have first served
notice OF their intention upon the Unit
Oh States commercial interests. 50 a
10 afford them an opportunity 20 avert
the boycott by bringing pressure q
bear upon the merchants OF the Pa.
clhc coast. now supposedly In need ~
enstprn assistance
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-07-06
Minor pIedgcd to soclalLsm.

Denver. Col. July . BY vote Of
2S3 70 GG, the convention OF the West.
ern Federation Of Miners adopted "a
new preamble for the constitution and
bylaws Of the federation which IN ~.
feet pledges all the members %
socialism. II IS the announced inten-
ton Of the leaders of the federation
10 call convention ~ Chicago for
the purpose Of organizing mn lndustri.
nj and political party which will place
ticket in nomination for the next
national electlnn
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-07-06
Kanaas Needs Harvest Hands.

Topeka KAN. July . T. r. Gerow
director Of the free employment hu.
reau and Governor fIoch have sent
kilograms 10 the Interstate commerce
commission. y :, Black, passenger
traffic manager Of the Santa Re al.
way. ana w 1. Mcleod of the West.
ern passengci association. asking them
20 gci together AZ once and gtpnt i
rate 81 one cont i mile for small par
ties Of harvest hands from all eastern
points The kilograms said That Kan
sas needs several thousand more men
10 harvest the wheat crop
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-07-06
z. H. HARTMAN
UNDER ARREST
Railway Magnate Was Too Anxious
60 See Finish of Yale Har-
ward Race.

New London. Come June Ed
ward III. Hartman, the railroad mag
nate. was arrested here during the
afternoon. and az The orders Of Lieu
tenant Roscoe c. Bulmer the naval
aid OF President Roosevelt. at that.
The probable outcome win be fine
or $500 or so for MIR. Hartman, and
the loss Of the license OF a power
boat which he was operating on Tho
Thomas 10 follow the Harvard and
Yale crews IA their annual regatta.
II all came about through Mr.. Har-
riman's anxiety 10 see the race be
tween tie Harvard and Yale shells.
lie had anchored his yacht Sultana
below the drawbridge and had boarlel
a powerful motor boat in order 10 fol-
low the race. With him were two
women and another man. besides the
engineer Mr. Hartman held the
wheel
Lieutenant Bulmer. who was I'm
charge Of the United States revenue
cutters, had warned every boat owner
not 10 follow the race The big
varsity struggle had scarcely been
started when Mr. Hartman started TO
follow. Lieutenant Bulmer and Char
man Schweppe OF the regatta commit
tee. who were aboard the regatta com.
mlttee boat. the Arrow. repeatedly
warned Mr.. Hartman 10 stop his en-
glne and get out OF the course
Mr. Hartman not only paid no at.
tention TO them but took position
right alongside Of the referees boat
and held II until placed under arrest
ANONYMOUSLY the railroad magnate's
boat was lowed over 10 the Gresham
where Mr.. Hartman and his friends
were taken on board.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-07-06
JUST A. YOU PLEASE
These Opinions VIII eco" According
10 Where You stand

san Francisco. Iulv . eTic sttlke
Is over" said superintendent Stnrcr
Of Tie Postal Telegraph company
1.-The strike Il over said Manager
O'Brien. Of the Western Union office
in the Ferry building "'rhc strIk IN.
Just begun" said President Smal nl
the Commercial photographers uui n.
These three llronlc statements ADJ.
quately describe the attitude Of the on
posing parties and give "a hint 10 their
future action Although the Official
Of both companies here in san Fran
cisco are but suhnrdiuntcs ana could
not ri their own volltlon take any
steps townrd settlement Il h. not
Thought likely That any such stcrs will
30 taken while the local officials report
that they are handling the business.
without unreasonable delay.
The operators. ON the other hand
state that they VIII carry on no nplt
even though the companies nnd man
for every key President Small pronh.
esicd that lightning will strike soon
In unexpected places" but dld not *
plain his remark
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-07-06
Boon b LIne since May 22.

Cnss Lake. Mum. July . One hun
dred persons we've in line before the
land Office here when the doors opened
10 those wishing TO file on claims In
the Chippewa indian reservation, and
Lewis Larson. ~ Fosston. who has
been Grst IN the line since May %,
fled on i valuable farm. II took him
just two minutes &c complete the de
tails John Olson was second, Charles
Stagle third. MIS- Bertha Kneeley, u
Remldii fourth. Perfect order pre-
vailed.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-07-06
I0eb Denies a TENOR.

oyster BAY s. y. July .. Pubs
llshpd reports that sixteen bnttlcshlps
Of tile Atlantic ncct OF the United
states navy ARE TO be transferred %
the Pacific coast because OF anti
American feeling n Japan we're de
MED by William Loeb. President
Ro0sevelt's secretary MIR Loeb 81 4
the report d without Foundation in
fact. Tint such movement has never
been considered by The president AMI
that rs consideration Is not con
femplatpd
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-07-06
That Was the Condition at New
York City When Relief
Was Promised.
GARBAGE MEN GO BACK TO WORK
They Leave Their Case in the Hands
Of Mayor Mcclellan.
Limit Had Almost Been Reached and
Foul Odors Were Waited ON Ev-
cry Breeze Guarantee OF
Protection Fails.

New York. July 2.-The strike OF
the city garbage collectors Is over and
the fears OF serious epidemic as the
result OF the conditions which have
existed fol-. the past week are az rest
A committee representing the striking
drivers conferred with Mayor McClel
Ian. He promised that II they would
return 70 work he would take up their
grievances Later the committee an
nounced that they had decided 70 send
all the men back 10 work. trusting to
the mayors promise II WAS also an
nounced that the men win work over
time until the accumulation Of gar.
bage IN the streets had been removed.
Sufferers Were with the strikers.
All day long the health department
officials put forth their utmost efforts
10 gain some Roadway against the rap.
idly Increasing accumulations IN the
streets. About $50 carts were in use,
but men were hard 70 find and difficult
20 hold. Every cart was protected hy
police. and detachments OF officers pre-
ceded the squads In which the carts
were sent out. driving loafers OFF the
street and out OF the saloons, ana do.
ing all possible TO prevent assaults on
the drivers. Even on the east side
where the danger 10 health from the
heaps OF purifying refuse was rapid
~ becoming very grave. hundreds OF
people hooted the drivers from the
windows OF tenements and hurled mis-
siles M them.
Protection Had Been "Guaranteed."
Police Sergeant william Duggan
was seriously injured by the explosion
OF what the police believe was 4 bomb
while cscortlng two carts IN One Hun
dred and Sixteenth street The SER
geant was blown several feet lie was
taken 90 a hospital suffering from
shock and decorations. Several Of the
drivers were badly beaten by strike
sympathlzers before they could be
rescued by the police,
Conditions Almost UnbearabIe.
On the east side streets conditions
were almostunbearable last night The
return Of hot weather added 70 the Sc
robustness OF the situation. In places
the heaps OF garbage practically filled
the streets and traffic was Interfered
with. Attempts 10 dispose OF the nc.
cumulations by burning were largely
unsuccessful But IL Is not alone The
east side that suffers The entire city
is affected by odors Even II the full
force returns 10 work today II viii re
qulre several DAYS OF hard labor he
fore normal conditions are restored
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-07-06
Troublesome Strike Is Ended.

Detroit July 1.-The strike OF mold
ers, metal polishers and brass work.
ers which has been in progress here
for the past ak weeks, and which has
resulted IN = score or more small riots
and outbreaks OF violence against non
union workmen. has been ended. ana
the metal polishcrs buffers and brass
workers union has Instructed It's mem
bers 10 return 10 work The terms o.
agreement are DOT made public.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-07-06
CnrtalI. Power of no Lord..

London. June - The three days
debate IN the house " commons ended
at midnight when Premier Campbell
Bannerman's resolution In favor OF
curinlllIip the power Of the house OF
lords In yctolng bills passed IN the
house of conmots, was carried by 331
~ ~ amid loud ministerial cheers.
The amendment introduced by a.
Henderson naboritcl Tor the total
abolition Of the house of lords was
previously rejected by 3i5 10 100 the
minority being composed of laborltes.
natlnnnlIsts and y few rnhIrnls
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-07-06
Had 20 Cain for Help.

Marquette. Mich. June %. Fire
NJ Barnga destroyed the big sawmll
Of the hester Estate company. caus-
ing a reported loss or $4,000 ana
throwing 300 men out or work. The
town Itself had close cali II was
necessary 10 summon u fire engine ond
tugs from Portage Lake. the former
being sent 20 the town 10y a special
train.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-07-06
Between Them Thcy Want sab. 900.

Pontiac, Mich. June %. william
IL. Rouston has started suit against
the y. L. n. FOR $4,000 for dHmagc,
sustained through the loss OF his wiz =
services. Mis- Houston. who X hut 30
years ~ age. was badly Injured IN the
n y. X. wreck ~ birmingham last
Nov ember. and She recently brought
suit for $4,000.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-07-06
Murdared by Trnmps.

Cleveland. July .. WILLIAM Casser-
~. . wears old. OF 152 West Ran.
dolnh street Chicago, was murdered
by tramps on the Lake Shore railroad
tracks and his body thrown into nm
empty box car 4 roll OF money was
missing when the body was found II
was from letters found IN the dead
mans pocket that lis identity was re-
venled
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-07-06
s,rec, cnr Mcn nettcr PAID.

Chicago. July a. Nearly 1000 men
employed on the street car lines and
elevated roads OF Chicago have re-.
cclyed an advance IN wages OF from Z
70 10 per cent All Union traction en-
ploycs, on both north and west sides
~ the city. are included IN the Ia.
crease The elevated men on four Gle
4atcd systems also profit by tile raise
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-07-06

Montpelier France. July 1.-The 10.
cal court denied the petition FOR the
temporary release q Marcelin Albert
NJ. Fcrroul nnd others ~ the WIN
growers committee AZ Arreiliefs. ar
rested as result 81 the rcreis disor
dcrs IN thc south OF France.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-07-06

Washington july . The monthly
statcmeutof ihcpuhllc debt shows that
AZ Tho close ~ the fiscal year June 30
1907 Tie public debt less cnsh III the
treasury amounted % SS1s 100.755.
which Is q decrease FOR the month of
SD 81 80
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-07-06
ThLs Man Is "Mnnren. !,

Port Huron. Mich June 2S. -.
"Whcrc n Cha~'rs 4. Mossnacky' Sew
ernl business ilrms are asking this
question. III 20 Saturday he conducted
a swell saloon here, but be has not
been seen this week. Monday his fur
nlture was shipped away.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-07-06
Queen wnhelmina Iscccives Choa,c.

The Hague. July . Joseph ".
Choate and The other heads OF delegn.
tons 20 the peace conference were re-.
celved III audience by Queen WI
hclmna IN the gent reception hall o.
the royal palace. Prince Henry ~ tie
Netherlands. the prince consort az
companlcd the queen. who was sur.
rounded by the court dlgltarles.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-07-06
Legislature II 'sartin'' Ended.

Lansing Mich. July 2 Both
houses Of the legislature really ad.
iouncd since die Saturday without
music or flowers ON motion 81 Mar
ilndalc the senate adjourned az 1910.
Turner made the motion IN the house.
The presiding officers OF BOth houses
were present.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-07-06
Was nv Good as the Mlttcn.

Detroit July L. Because his sweet
heart asked him not to walk along the
street with her because his @ feet aud
Frank Thorne. aged -. swallowed
twenty grains Of morphine lie was
taken 10 ST Mary's hospital, where lt
Is said he VIII recover. He shed tears
when told he would not die.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-07-06
JUST WALKED AWAY
Woman Arrested for Larceny
Stays in Jail at Night and
Skidoos Next Morning.
INJUNCTION OF A NOVEL KIND
Woman Is Restrained from Talking
to n Man-End OF Trouble
some Striks-Itcms.

Muskegon. Mich. July 1. - LII an
Slater. good looking young woman.
supposed 20 be from Chicago, but Civ
Ing her home as Detroit aud Grand
Rapids. was arrested late at night,
charged with stealing 500 worth Of
jewelry from Mrs. Il. :. Wilson. Of
Chicago, one year ago in that city. She
refused TO divulge any OF her past
history. and as she was being arrested
her husband diSapneared.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-07-06
Waited All DaY 40 the Drpo,.

Saginaw. Mich. July .. Cynthia
Gardner ana Martin Meyers. Of Mer-
rIll came 10 Saginaw 70 obtain mar.
rlnRe license. He left bis bride M
the Pcre Marquette depot while he
went after license. lie got the u.
censo. hut failed 10 return. and she
wnltrn all hnY.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-07-06
Indian Outbreak Feared.

III Paso. Tex July Troops NJ
Fort Apache. Arlz.. have been orlcre.
10 bc in readiness 20 proceed q Fori
Mcdowell. Arlz. where. u h said. an
outbreak of-Indians is fearcd rs n re
cult 81 The killing " Austin Nnvio. 40
Apache. hy W ~ Gill. sub-ageni NJ
Mcdowell. who claims 10 have shot
tho Indian in splf.dcfensc.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-07-06
What the Defense in the Haywood
Case Relies on to Acquit
the Defendant.
HIRELINes URGED MEN TO RIOT
Leaders Of the Federation Always
Counseled Peace and Order.
More Contradiction OF Orchard's
Story-Non- Union Man Discredits
Crime i'm the indicator
Mine Explosion.

Boise, Ida, June 20-The attorneys
for William ID. Haywood continue TO
center their efforts on the dlscrelit-
Ing OF Harry Orchard and the estab-
lishment OF their assertion that or
chard killed Frank Steunenberg IN re
venge for the loss Of his interest In the
Hercules mine Yesterday they direct
ly attacked the vindicator explosion
with the testimony OF witness that
MADE II appear accidental rather than
criminal. Thomas Wood. a non-uulon-
list who entered the yindicator mine
rs a tImberman after the strike be.
gan. swore that the night before the
explosion he placed box containing
twenty-five pounds OF giant powder at
the shaft OF the eighth level.
Says That Beck Had Revolver.
He saw the powder the next morn.
ing shortly after 10 O'Clock. ana few
minutes later Superintendent McCor-
mick and Foreman Beck came 10 the
eighth level. They remained but a
short time. and left 10 20 10 the sixth
level, where they were killed. Wood
swore that when he reached the shaft
twenty minutes later the powder was
gone and il was reasonable infer
ence that Mccormick and Beck took n
with them. Wood testified that ne had
seen revolver In Beck's pocket that
the fragments OF only one revolver
were found Ia the sixth level and that
the bodies Of Mccormick and Beck
were blown apart indicating that the
explosion had occurred between IN IN
Wood Could Find No Wire.
Orchard said that he fixed a revolver
with wire attachment so that whpn
the safety bar was raised Il would
send bullet In the giant powder he
had placed. one witness for the state
has sworn that he later found 4 wire
attached 10 the safety bar but Wood
who says he was among the first q
reach the sixth level after the eXplo
sion said that he carefully examined
the safety bar and found nothing NJ
tached 10 IL. Wood gave his testimony
In clear and forceful manner, and
told thrilling story of the climb 10
safety Of the men cut OF by the ex
nlosion below the sixth level
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-07-06

Harrisburg IA. June y John q
Horman. or Columbia county W..
nominated FOR state treasurer hy TIE
Democratic state contention on n rlat
form confined 20 state lssuts Tia.
man Is q former mcmbcr o. the lcgis
laturc.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-07-06
Ha,cn't Heard OF That Combine.

Kalamazoo. Mich. frrts Z, The
managers OF the 6fteen rgrer mills m
the Kalamazoo valley say theS know
nothlng " n combine ~. pQper mills.
George y Bardecn or otssgo. denies
che report .posltlytfy.