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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-18
EDWARD HOWARD
CALLED HOME
Came to This City From
Upper Sandusky.
Deceased Before Death Embraces
the Catholic Faith Funeral
Tuesday Morning
rENElAE

fpVsVkS Tr'
Edward l.. Howard, aged 80
years, died at 9:3O O'Clock Sun
day morning at his residence on
Wilson avenue, death being caused
by a complication of diseases. The
deceased had lived in the city for
the past eight months. He came
here from Wyandot county.
A widow and one child survive
to mourn his demise.
The deceased Sunday morning
just before his death, embraced
the Catholic faith. Services will
be conducted at the residence at
nine O'Clock Tuesday morning at
ter which the remains will be
taken to Upper Sandusky for inter-
ment. q
Hear Wendling WI. at Epworth
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-18
Millinery Opening

Tuesday, March 'l9 We Will
have . display Of ladies dress
and street hatA that can bs 70.
lied upon-as bS(pt correct In
style and price. Vsdnssday.
March 20 We will 5ew = nics
liAs sf CkII1rsn's NJ. Ths
Ladies' and ChildrSn ~ NEST
cordially invited % this hey. |.
Ind Of Sprint and SudSdsr
millinery, st
ms. JENNIE THOMAS
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-18
pINs10Ns INcRIAssD
Several Marion County vstsrans
are Made Happy

Announcement has been made
that the pensions of the following
Marion County people have been
raised to the amounts indicated:
Richard M. j. Monroe Marion;
$14; Andrew j. Thomssson, La
Rue. $17; James Noblet, Gale
donia, $12; Lewis Robinson, Mar
ion, $50. Wilson H. Claypool
Caledonia, $12; Lewis Sipes, Mar
ion, $17. W W
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-18
FATALLY INJURED
Father Of Earnest Ferrell Stabbed
at xuncje Ind.

That trouble never comes single is
illustrated in the case Of Earnest
Farrell. who during the midst Of his
domestic troubles received tele-
gram, stating that his father had
been fatally injured In stabbing
ARRAY In Muncie, md. Farrell will
leave as soon as possible for his
fathers bedside.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-18
Arrested BY the Police at
Columbus.
REPAIR SHOP ROBBED
Boy In Knee Trousers Steals
Several Revolvers.
Good Description Of Yout hful Burg.
lar 10 Secured and Now Police
are After Him

Imbued with great ideas of great
careers and or following the stren-
GUS life, Verne Gamble, aged II
years, son OF Mrs. e. o. Gamble, Of
the Boulevard, Earnest Helwig, son
|of Mr.. and Mrs. e. Helwig, NJ o.
ney, Avenue, and Paul McNare, son
Ios Mr.. Fred McNare, ran away from
their homes Sunday about iooL.
The boys went to Sunday School
and then gathered at the Gamble
home. They were fully prepared
for their tripp and unknown to their
parents they boarded a c. D. and NJ.
car for Columbus.
When the boys did not return to
their home last night, searches were
made by each of the parents, and
each reported the matter to the po-
lice. .ia
Early this morning the police re-
ceived telephone call from Colum-
bus. stating that the three lads
we're under arrest there. Captain
Worthington went to Columbus and
Uioubnl tncm Dack 10 the CITY.
Mike Hickman, familiar charac-
ter In police circles, hailing from
Agosta, was arrested Saturday night
on South Main street, by Officer
Chapman, and charged with drunk
enness., Mike gets full every time
no comes to Marion. When the Of
ficer placed him under arrest, he
had q big knife in his hand and was
threatening to kill everyone In the
Weber restaurant on South Main
street.
At his hearing Sunday morning,
Hickman was sentenced to term of
thirty days In the workhouse. He
was taken to Columbus Monday
morning by officer Babc)ck
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-18

100 Extra Seats for Vending,
We'd. - 1t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-18
letter. Salt Rhsum and
Eexema

THESE are diseases for which
Chamberlain's 6alve is especially
valuable. 1t quickly allays the Itch
Ing and smartinG and soon effects .
cure. Price a6 cents. For sale by
~ druggists.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-18

400 Extra 1Rts for Vending,
Wo0s H.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-18

Hear Vending WED. at Epworth
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-18

The salve that acts like . poul-
tice is Pine Salve Carbolized. No
other salve 80 good for cuts. burns,
boils and chapped skin. Ask about
1T. Price rs cts.
Sold by Flocken Drug Store. E1
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-01-10
Official County and City Paper

, & ty - 2 Ia e.fs 4
SENATOR KITTREDGE, in our opinion,
sustains the same relation to the recent
charges Of graft against Senator Gam
BILE that he did last summer to The
candidacy of Mr.. Martin against Sen
alor Gamble. In neither cdst did he
originate the movement, neither did he
do anything 'eitRar>to hinder The m,
realizing .keeniy that the successr4ef
either would have a tendency to clear
mp the ground in favor of his own re-
election when The time romes. The
democrats, being practically out OF the
game. have, held the nnrsing -botf1tss To
the infantile mouth of bo, h move me nts,i
no. because they hated kiltredge less
hui because III y loved a row in the
republican househ0'd more. T'oGov:
Crawford must be conceded the .,astute
political sense of seeing Trough the
whole game and sedul0usly efasin ng I'd
pull the trigger OF his senatorial gun
until the waddine is iH>place and prop
erly tamped. This is the kind sof
sportsmanship Thar orings down the
coon every time.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-01-10
Dsath o. JoAr cesaor..


John Copnors. who for, the
past six years has m ad,ea, h is
home with, his daughter. Mrs. Mitt
Haviland, ), OF Jefferson. suffered 4 par.
a itic.stroke"a week ago Saturday, and
fingered untilt the following THURSDAY,
Jan. 3, when be did The funeral WAS
attended Saturday from .St. Pe,er's
Catholic church, jefferson, \ very large
number Of friends and nei9 bors pay
ing their last respects by attending
JOhn'Connors was born In County
Galway, Ireland, March 10, 1928, beioe
nearly 10 years of age A. his death He
came te America in 1852 and In 1862 he
married Cathryu' Cooney He came 10
Dakota territory in 1869 and settled on
homestead near. jefferson. He leave
four SONS and three daughters, viii.
John. Andy and Thos Connors and
Mrs. D. fO'Hara, .ars.. ,Milt. oHaviland
and Mre. f.. Gary all of Je fFerso1. '
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-01-10


Although the aetual obstruction, oi
the mill will NOT CONNIE nee until
spring, Manager Allen. of the Lucky
Strike Gold Mining Co., has everything
in readiness The grading is done and
the company wa. pa, a,ticuiarly fortunate
10 having struck two new Lodges dur.
ing this work, that promised good for
the future The machinery which
was recently purct a-ed frin D tntef, II
nearly Al on the ground and the res,
of the work on Tile milf win 90 over
until spTinR. s'''f
The Liuky Strike mill. will carry
forty ssampe. The mill Is situated on
Elk creek and will be, 60 ny -l20- H. .is
size with - eagine-h ouss 10 by go II.
A trestle will caavey the ore whom
hoisted from the shafp to 300 tons
ore bin In cars and siter passing
thrOuSh crusher The rock goes into
anothev 3e0 fous bin just above the
stsmps Into which ii i. fed ana IRON,
the stadsps out iato ls feet of .piAles,
the6 thFoueh clsssil iers % separate III
shines from the saods and next Inv
the cyaside lsAching tanks.
The waste Ii carried OF from ths
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-01-10

WE would call the especial attention
OF our readers and'rexchanges tor the
letters Of Miss Genevieve Blair which
begin on this page IN rhis week ISSUE.
They will run through d zen .Lu n.
bers, probably. will take the reader
across the ocean, through the British
Isles and over the continent for sum:
mer tonr, and will have for every
reader much more Than an ordinary or
focal interest in such a trip. Miss
Blair is a graphic writer, and these
letters, originally designed for her
own family friends merely, .hring--th
reader into personal aud Intimate
uIderstandir gsof the scenes ahds con-
'ditlOns she meets with. A. rich treat
Is In store for our readers and it is
hardly necessary for US TO sugeesLthat,
o le can III afford to miss OF slight Al
single installment
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-01-10

G. ii. CAsSILL, the new state ire as
urer, is obliged by law to qualify with
q bond for half million. Instead of
getting a bond ofssome security, com
psny wealthy farmers and other
friends Of hisfin Lincoln county insist
on going on his hond personally, and
they have made 4 100000 extra,
s55O,0O0. Charlie Cassill is strictly
all right. We have known him for
years, back in Iowa before he came to
south Dakota, before he was married
even. There will be no Waiter Taylor
business during his term OF office,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-01-10

Mrs. Warren Fisk planned i little
surprise and treat for her beloved hns-
sand on his birthdas, Jan. s.h With
the .hsip Of their dear children ii wa.
4 complete success delicious fonr-
course supper Vas served at eleven
o'clock ion account OF lhsirees,iKr WEE K
Of prayer. which WAS enj ,yrd mnrs dn
account Of the conscious duty per-
formed. The soclnl chat ~ bygont
days. recuontlng hoyish freak. and ahe
more rerions conflicts aud viclmIas1i
ANs we're greatly sajQxsd hy the 4 usstss
AZ the satistisd 9dsst4 we're leaving,
haaAly wishes we're ex presssdthat their
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-01-10

FRANK GoTCHf the champion wres.s
Ter, will be married in june, it is reli-
ably reported, 10 Miss Annette tsarretl.
Gotch and Miss Barrett were raised in
Humboldt, Iowa, together and; have
been schoolmates, playmal e, and lovers
the past twenty years. Alter marriage e
Gotch expects to retire from the wrest-
ling game and giveshis time,t to direct
ing his StO-aore farm which he has ac-
qnired BY his savings from his matches.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-01-10

.anks through cement lannders into
,he creek, first being sluiced by -four
sight inch pipes In the hottom Of the
anks, that carry wafer under pressure.
Mr.. Allen figures that the mill will
treat $50 tons Of ore every twenly-four
nonrs a. a milling cost Of IS cents per
! on. 7,e e9tfr ss'.si," !"
The machinery consists Of two l25
lorse power Wilcox E, and Bahcock
water tubular boilers. one 200 horse
.,ower Buckeye esgiaey % 0s.asMrs -sasa-
ilete and Que large Blake crnsher.
rhe mill will also furnish the steam
for hOisting and air compressor. The
min plans were drawn by Edward
Crouch, an engineer Of experience III
mis- line. 1t is hoped TO have 1t com
.,leted by July lst, 1907. ........-. -.
A crew Of ten men is now engaged
m building road Jap the side nf th,.
nill to the milisite aud smea and Leaa.s
are unloading the Amachinory from the
Aars At Bench Mark and hauling II to
ahe mine. The company's new saw
nili is 1T present cutting from 1000 10
70. 900 feet OF lumber per day, the full
Npacity Of the saws, while another
crew is cutting, skidding and hauling
logs, TO The mill, and 1t is the Durposss
o cut about 300, 900 feet, for, although b
the mill itself will use hut ahous
200, $50 feet, some OF the other build :
ings will take up the rest Of the lum.
Der. The work on the engine house
will start ~ once, as II rquirea no
Oundation work and the grading IL
lone, 80 that by getting the boilers
,p and in operation this winter, opera.
lion In the mine may he resumed early
Ia the spring. 49,
Manager @. A. Allen IL satisfied thai
aext summer the Lucky Strike will be
fo,iud among the list 81 the regular ard
profitable Black Hills prsAlsners,-s-
The Denda0ood Pioneer 7inaes.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-01-10

SENATOR GAMBLE WAS tnanithousls
renominated, practically, Yesterday
ny the senate caucus. He, .appears d
before the caucus personally, and bis
explanation was accepted as satisfac,
tory and adequate. The democratic
attempt to smirch his character, aided
and abbetted by the Argus Header for
personal and local reasons which are
nOtdiiiicult to understand, has met
with dismal and deserved failure. If
the junior senator OF South Dakota
fails OF reelection when the timervmrs,
Minnehaha county and It's leading
daily will be largely responsible for
the result.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-01-10


''Oh, forgive me-, Katharine! | for
got all about This heing thcsnight yotI
beau IS due
'.IAonf speak 8f him. Mayme Herr
It Is S:l.. IL he doesn't think enough
Of me to call, op tlrr,ee. he msy stay
away Altogether
sGraeioas
ssOh, mean, III Yo,I shall stay with
me al the evening and III he colass.
remember, ] ann not at home.
"feally!''
(, Eight thirty! The ideal 5hal,
close the storm door and lower the
blinds. ! wouldn't so much AZ look
out II he rings all night, aud =
"Oh. there's the bell"
The bell. oh. It's him. MAJ ne.
yots-s -slit,--oatt by the back Way and
call some afternoon Oh how gran.i.
TO think u r. really. LACK. Fpey lsk-
low! Maybe lie was delayed ana ran
ail the way,'sss!Gs 60 Daily News
.r---- 4 heverfdse yasn. ,sa..
Of political transaction TINT had
suspicious look, Senator Beverfdgs
said one day:
Though In the thing there I'd
nothing on which we can lay eiir hand,
Il certainly appears fishy. It aeminttst
mesg0f Washington waiter 's:s ss
gentleman. after eating III gaod Il
dinner said to the waiter. q y,
@ Z. I am sorry cant give ynu 4 fip.
butt lind I have only jusf 4 money
enough ste pay yoslpssill:, 81
l36 Waiter quickly seized the Bill.
Just let me add It up again. sirs
~ muttered. - Washington Star.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-01-10

VINO saysSsn Il Dakota is not il tha
banana belt This 10Th day of .iasiusry.
1907, the editor does folvmnly aver
Tint he saw 4 robin siaeias away. iske
Nay das NOR ming Som body % and
pick 4 dandeltoo, please.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-01-10

THERE is,a banker at Murdo who is
q years old and his wife Is II. The
other day she presented h m with
twins, and the doctor who wac present
upon the occasion said onstaking hiss
departure he hoped a / four child
rem would ast along well
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-01-10

The latest and best things ia frntt
culture. tree-panling and g.tsi-uifis
-ented by men grown gray in se- work
The Secretary rrLnrntd Ja 2e6
from six months Trip iu siberia ans
far spnrihara Epsops. Lar -.a- he SsIs-r4e- =
OF Asricolt,are. la biz ahse aaas.-~liss.
Librarian. Ed gsewtvs, HISS prrpa,4 Il
au exeeilent l~ugean -ef~T1T Tssrt an
dfsydssiois~ The el,sza1- II ~Tsfssrau
have male iseclsi r..-u,. stss't. rs os
en ntertaining large ium bea
n. e. HANSON Sc S ~ Al,v
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-01-10
csyIii -. "a

Horn, 70 Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Cooper
Wrd6<rslay, Jan and, ! daughter.
Miss Cleo Pike, rsiurned 10 he,
school, alter her Christmas vacation,
spent n Elk Point. IN
b, Mics Lille Rozelle entertained a
patty ~ friends Friday
'Mrs.C w. Lane spent Saturday and
Sunday with fFiesds in Akron.
Annos Leigh, Of North Riverside. Ia,
WAS Civil Bend visitor Friday.
Misaes Minnie Miller and Amy Peck
visited ftie nds In Sioux CT during the
holidays.
John Wilhelm made business. trip
to Sioux City Monday.
Mrs Mary smith spent New Years
with friends in Ponca.
The many friends OF Thee. Davis,
Who hrs been serinualy Id At the home
Of bis son, Redr Davis, will he pleased
=" Learn that he - getting better I
Wm. Murdock, Who has heen In
Rapid City for so,pe time past, returned
TO his home, south 81 Elk Point, last
Monday,
c. y. Williams returned TO Rapid
City one day last week.
Al. Pike was an. Akron yisitcr
Sunday.
Annaat MestisG ~ the Unies Mstsai F,rs
Insurance A~%os siatiss, !. a.st,
The Rrst annual meeting ai the TN.
ion Mntoal Fire Insurance Association
was held in this city Tuesday. Direct.
ors wore elected as follows: ]. W..
Rsedy, of Bersaford, E. D. Cowles,
vermillioD, Andrew Ofstad, Alcester,
p w, Noble, Centeryille.
10 the sfterapon the directors had .
meeting and reelected the old officers
as follows. @ Y ,s
I President, NJ, Hoffman. Sr., Elk
Point; Vice President, d. w. Noble.
Secretary. Andrew Mar
Tin, Elm Point. Treasurer, o. NJ. Wal.
ters. Elk Point. ''lFH '
The directors also fixed de6nite rate.
upon which they will write iqsurance.,
They pre- o. fOliOws: Dwelling houses,
brick, detached, $500 per $l, 900 ipsnr.
Ance f0r Fl We years. Dwelling houses.
frsmss etacbed, ~ 90 per etO00 insur.. 1
auce Tor i've years. Churches and
school hoases, S8 90 per ei,oN0 for fv,
years On business property the rate
will be two thirds the rate Of the old |
line companies when the rates are less |
than II per cent; II more than IL per
cent the rate,will be per cent for one
year, 2 per cent for three years and q
per cent for Eve years Any risks
rated above ~ per cent will be declined |
by this company. On household goods.
when owner does not own the dwelling
house, the rate will be 30 cents Der Sl0h |
for one year. These rates are expected !
to he. adequate TO meet all losses with
out any special assessments - ~
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-01-10
THE COURIER
by CHAS. X. BRUCE
Published on livery Thursday.

Entered at the Post ONCE at Elk Point as mai
matter Of the second class s,ssn
Subscriptions Price, per year vi so
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The COURIER is mailed regularly to its SUBJ
scribefs, ,untn definite order to- discontinue, is
received and all arrears are paid ss n I
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FOREVER DEAD.

Senator Coelho inquired the status
the desired information was furnished
to reconsider the vote which tabled
the bill the previous day. This mo-
tion failed and he was then called up
on to vote on Makekau s motion to
indefinitely postpone That motion ear
Tied and Senator Makekau moved a
reconsideration, motion that is get
ting threadbaTe on that side of the
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be tabled. The report of the COM
mittee was laid on the table to be
considered with the BILL The Senate
then adjourned.
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AVA LICENSES.

Senator Dowsett reported on the sale
of Ava licenses with the following
recommendations:
"After careful consideration and in
vestigation your committee believes
that an annual fee for license of five
hundred dollars for the district of Ho-
nolulu, one hundred dollars for each
of the districts, of South Hilo, Wailu-
ku and Lahaina and fifty dollars for
each of the other taxation districts
of the Territory would be ample and
sufficient. Your committee is informed
that by this method more licenses are
likely to be sold and the revenue to
be derived therefrom largely increas-
ed. During the past year, owing to
the high price only a few licenses were
sold''
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STILL ALIVE.

1t will be remembered that a few
days ago Senator Makekau brought in
bill to repeal Senate Bill No. 105,
providing for the pay of witnesses be-
fore a grand jury or before a court in
the trial of criminal eases. 1t seems
the ground given for repeal of the act
has not been borne out after careful
investigation of the committee so that
the Makekau bill is recommended to
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REFERRED TO COMMITTEES.


the last mo- was polled.
REFERRED TO COMMITTEES.
There were several House measure:
called for second reading and referred
TO committees When the hotel-man s
responsibilities-act was called Senator
Lane moved to defer action until the
3oth, hut Senator ChiIlingworth moved
an amendment to the Goth which pre-
vailed House Bill No. 175, was, on
motion of Senator Makekau, deferred
until the Goth.
Under special and unanimous per-
mission OF the Senate Senator Chilling
worth introduced bill which will give
ambulances right of way over all con-
veyances and vehicles on the streets Of
the Territory.
The conference committee on the Ii
cense act reported favorably on all
measures in dispute and Senator Dow
sett. from another committee, reported
against a division of the fines and
costs with the counties. A recess was
then taken and the Senate adjourned
to the veranda to be photographed.
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Afternoon Session.

| The consideration of the aged claims
bill was called after luncheon and wa
the occasion for considerable debate
| Senator Hayselden made third anC
| successful attempt to break through
the line of opposition and secured 8
place in the bill for his ST., 1922 item
to reimburse the Pioneer Mill Co., TO,
| cost of taking the militia to Lahaina
during riot there three years ago
1t took good deal of maneuvering
to get this measure passed and the
was crowned with success Senator
Dowsett was not to be left on deal
like this so he presented one for 1924
from Treasurer Trent for services as
secretary of the commission appointed
to investigate the Pauoa springs The
claim brought smile to the faces of
several of the members who struggled
to get the salary of the treasurer raised
to two hundred dollars month be-
cause he pays his own office rent.
COELHO ALSO.
Senator Coelho was heard from as
the representative of the Attorney
Generals department on Maui, with
claims aggregating thirteen hundred
dollars. This provoked discussion
which ended in recess being taken
so the chairman of the ways and means
committee might visit the Attorney
General and get his endorsement to the
claim of Attorney Case In little
while the committee returned but with
less than the endorsement asked for.
The official ignored the claim and
added that he would have nothing to
do with it. This portion of the claim
amounted to $324,s0. Senator Nc
Carthy moved a reconsideration of the
vote which permitted entry of small
claim of $62.4O. He wanted this
stricken from the list in view of the
action of the Attorney General. The
item was thrown out. The amount ask
ed for pay of police on Maui during
the ten days in January when the
status of the County Act was in doubt,
was opposed by Senator Makekau and
there being no explanation accompany
ing the bill Senator Coelho was re-
quested to have it properly endorsed
and bring it in next time. When time
came to vote Senator Coelho, for rea-
SON of his having personal claim IN
the bill, was excused from voting.
On motion of Senator Knudsen House
Bill No. 2O5 was taken from the table |
and referred to the Senate and soon
after retabled on motion of Senator
Makekau.
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Weston's Centrifugals.
The New England Mutual Life In
surance Co., OF Boston.
The Aetna Insurance Co, OF Hart
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National Fire Insurance Co, OF Hart
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