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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
TAFT FINISHES
INDIANA TOUR

RICHMOND. Ind. oct 2f-Fac-
Ing rouslng crowds In all the cities
where the republican special stop
ped. VIM n Taft closed bia Indiana
campaign today The republican
candidate began his day o. speech
making AZ Greenfield az 7 o'clock
whore he illustrated 10 large crowd
81 farmers and iaborcrs the pros
perify experienced BY tho farmers
during republican ADMINISTRATIONS
and their financial condition under
Democratic rule.
Harry &. New. the former chair
man u the national COMMITTEES. and
Former State Chairman Goodrich.
with Representative Crumpbachsr
and other state leaders joined the
TAFT party today.
The greatest crowds that have
greeted the candidate since the cam
paign began are causing the state
leaders 20 declare that the apathy
II ended They predict that Indiana
will surely be found In the rspub-
licnn column
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
PRICES PAID TO
PRODUCERS

1hs foiiqNinR purchase prices usrs
quoted on Western av this fnorninni
POuiTF Ola hens. live weight
itc per pound dressed lie per
pound apfinK chickens live. lhe peF
pound. dressed. isc pr pound broiisrs,
I've. ise PEI pouHd dressed. 7tcs
squads tzf per dossn ducks, spring
1--we, ibe per pound dressed. isc per
pound pigeons. 81 per d0zsn
OUTER Local ranch. is.Keo per
pound
ZOOS Local ranch. ~ ase
MEATH-tiyH wsiahf-acoWH aMet
Veal 7-so ~. steers. fise ~. motion
yethefs, fci per pound. sHea 1hc per
pound h0Ea lac per pound. Lamb
~ per ~ Bulls and oxen. axe per
pauNa
MATS -- Dressed - Veal. large. se
pet pound medium. 1914 No per pound
Ths foil9Ning are local guot lions
made on Western Az this fuurnirsl
FRUIT tlfagenstsin Hppies 81 COL 10
tomatoes. aQ-see. apples. s0c.si. pears
Sisigs
vE1ErA nt Es-~ Carrots. Tae peer sack
green onions. foc doz new potatoes. fz1-
70 ton. spinach, SOC boKi eaulifiowsr.
ftesff foz. bssta 81 sack celery
kQ-lic doEsai squash. ne per ponAd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
YELL FOR
BRYAN
Tremendous Crowds Are
Greeting Commoner
on His Trip.


MIDDLETON. n. Y. oct a.
Bryan opened his speeches in New
York today with a reference 10
Taft's statement that the panic OF
last October was caused by too
much prosperity. lie declared that
over prosperity of a few was the
Cause but that the mass OF the
people had not suffered from too
much prosperity under tho repub-
iican regime.
Those who suffered in the panic
should unite with him. he said. IN
his effort 10 establish business on
q sound basis.
Great crowds greeted Bryan 10.
day at every atop In New Jersey
and New York. Because hts ltiner.
AIRY would not permit him to stop
at Patterson, N. j., yesterday Bryan
made a five.minute stop there TO.
day. The crowd waa 30 great that
the police were unable 10 cope with
the people. The crowd Hurged
about the train and every telegraph
polo and house top was crowded
with those anxious TO get a glimpse
Of the democratic. candidate. The
engineer had been given orders 10
start In five minutes.
Bryan had such a time auleting
the tremendous demonstration that
had greeted hia appearance on the
rear platform OF his special that
he had hardly begun to speak when
the train started.
The crowd roared "stop-talk 10
ua longer, Mr. Bryan"
No one seemed able 20 stop the
train. Bryan himself reached tho
bell cord and pulled II down hard
The train storpsd and no finished
hia epeech.
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Entrance to the Station at
22nd Av. Must Be
Planked.

BALLARD. Oct. "a Either Mar.
kct a. or RUSSELL av. viii have 70
DO planked from the fire barn 10
22nd av. ~ w before the new
steamer promised SO long ago eau
be brought 20 ballard. II IL claim.
80 by those In authority that IL
would be impossible to maintain an
engine at sae station On accous
of the muddy condition OF the
streets by which the department
has 10 got 20 paved streets. Aa Il
Ia now tho chemical wagon station.
ed at Ballard comes neav To being
stalled IN tho wet weather aud the
heavier apparatus Il IS claimed
could not be taken out without run.
ming n great risk OF getting mlred
IN the mud on the streets In front
OF the barn.
There II no apparent reason be
sidea this why the engine should
not be brought out Russell ay in
the near future IL 60 be planked.
"a Councilman Armstrong has so.
cured an appropriation for this pur.
pose aud the work will be- commenc.
ed an soon as the contract can be
let.
Until this time there seems % he
no chance that the fire apparatus
at Ballard viii be Increased.
Old culprIis Jailed.
Last night the police took In
some Of their old standbya. Andrew
Chandler. who knows the inside Of
the police station almost as we'll
as that Of his home. was arrested
for being drunk and diaorderly
Chandler Was arrested Thursday
night. but was allowed 10 go after
sleeping Off a drunk. and went out
yesterday morning only 10 fili up
again and create another disturb
ance, He has a suspended sentence
hanging over his head and will
probably be given a chance to be
good for awhile. Thoa Jennings
was aiao picked up on the same
charge. Jennings ls another old
timer az the station and was only
recently released after serving a
short sentence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
SOLDIERS PROTECTING
LIFE OF GOVERNOR

DENVER. coig.. Oct. 4f---A hun
dret soldiers are rushing this after
Hoen 10 Sauhurr iu The heart % the
aiHht rider district o. protect the
life ~ Governor Patterson. who has
been threatened with death unlsas
he discontinue the Investigation In
20 tire murder 81 Captain Rankin
ara the attempt 20 Kill Taylor
Governor Patterson IL At walnut
Los Investigating the stories 81 auss
poets who are under arrest ana de-
riaras that he will not cease until
ha has been killed Or every guilty
man has been punished.
At sanbufR posses ~ soldiers with
Hats 81 men thse are 70 arrest are
pafralllng the country. Tip Burton,
who la under arrest Al TipfunNilis,
h. alleged 70 have confessed. Thn
sheriff doubled tho guard about the
jail today to prevent tynnhiuK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
YOUTH ACCUSED OF
STEALING DIAMOND

employed AZ the Plaza hotel. Fourth
and WsHtlAkn avs. was arrested to-
day BY fatraimen Alvey and Pail.
lips for the theft Of a $3.50 diamond
stud and a ESQ bin from .. n. Neal
guest OF the hotel IN which Hal
bert IL employed. when searched
At the police station the diamond
stud was found on aelbart No
charge has yet been placed against
him.
The young uau n said 10 be IN
che employ u the police IN their
efforts 20 rtd Pike u. saloons and
cafes % undesirable women.
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hAfNa W ~ W. " &O0AfNkiNNa
bat one speech IN King county. and
that at Auburn next Saturday.
There viii be Republican rally
IN Madrona hall Monday night. at
which Harry Granger will preside.
John G, tllggins. Harry r Wilson
and George II. Revelle will be the
/ speakers.
p. q. Leonard. Alfred Battle. n.
A, Mcdonald. George Murphy. j. p.
Gleason. r q. Chsasty. and !. G.
MArmaduko have been appointed q
committee BY the federated Bryan
Kern clubs 20 raise funds 20 assist
tho campaign IN King county.
Judge l.. y. Nash Of Spokane will
so into the north central section
of the state for tho Republican state
central committee Monday nlght
he speaks at Republic. Ferry conn.
~. and will thea 40 into Douglas
Congressman VIII \. Humphrey
has been booked for a speech for
every night. except sunday. between
nov and election day. lie goes 10
Oregon. while Senator Fulton IL IN
Washington. and will Afterwards
speak In chehails. rockingham.
Bremsrton and snohomish.
The republican rally Al tho armory
was well attended last niFht A pa
rade two blocks In length preceded
tha meeting and the efforts u txo
hands wern successful Congress-
man Prank Cushman. billed as thr
principal speaker. waa unable 60 b.
present on account Of IN health
Hefsunn w Craven and Mckee Dun
lap were the speakers
The democratic meeting at Burton
cNrac % a sudden close last night as
a small boy eraftilY spilled about a
pound ~ red pepper On the stove.
The ~ democrats present haas a
TASTY retreat charging the pepper
up 90 republican envy
There VIII he a republican meat
ina az Bothqi tonight. At witch !
Ilndlsy Green. pr. J. A. uhent aud
George y Vandcrvees with SPEAK
Members ~ The federated Hgyan-
Taft clubs assembled AZ 1870 today
in TIE Allan pair cafateria. on THIRD
av.. for a love feast There was
speech making and n general poiit-
teal good tims.
There will BE- q Democratic meet
ms az gearRetoWu tonight az which
w. A. Hoi1heimer. G n Hawkins
Zen p. Shields and - Thomas
Davies viii speak
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
AUTO SMASHES
INTO A TREE

v g rooer. Dick Brisn, Eiris
Johnson ana Stella Rose. AL Of Sc.
attic were spilled out % an automo-
bile near Milton on the soattie.Ta
coma road az 10 o'clock last night
fsrten who was At the wheel did not
know the road and while going fuil
speed ran into n tree
Elsie Johnson was the only one
81 the party injured Her Shout
der was Wrenchad and she received
cuts and bruises along the right
leg
An auto took the wrecked party
60 Tacoma where Miss Johnson was
sent to the Fanny Paddock hospital
iier injuries are not serious
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sLAsAss wRlsTs-oigs.


PORTLAND. ora. oct. gl--sirlp-
ped OF all clothing and with hts
wrists alaahsd with a knife. thu
body 81 a. G. Murray. a switchboard
man employed by the Pacific Telo-
phone aud Telegraph company. and
said 70 be q brother OF n = Murray
~ San Francisco. general superln
tendent OF the company. was found
near a box car In the terminal yards
narly today. Though both the corr
oner and the police believe the case
20 be ono Of suicide. an ihvcstisa-
ton la being made II Murray COM
mlttod suicide. Il was done while he
was demontcd. ~ Ia believed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
M'LOUGHLIN MAKING HARD
CAMPAIGN FOR CORONER
Says He Win Reform the
Method of Conducting
That Office.

nr George N. Mclaughlin dem.
ocratic candidate for coroner, II
making a hard campaign lor the
office on \ platform of reform. Ia
his statement To the voters DR.
Metsoughlln promises fair treat
ment 20 an and favorltlsm 10 none
II believe that the office OF cor,
oner should be above party politics
but under our present system the
ouly way In which a candidate may
run Tor The office IL % affiliate with
one Of the political parties.
Il believe the activity shown By
the undertakers 70 secure a man
nomination who viii not be Impair
tlal should be ended. The Kicker
ing over dead bodies has been q
disgrace IN this county"
DR.. Mclaughlin ia In favor OF q
public morgue. In this connection
he says
Public Meruue Needed.
Probably the only way 20 pre-
vent this state OF affairs Ia To have
a public morgue, This il the idea
solution. n elected | will investl
gate thoroughly the praetlcahlllts
as 10 cost Of Installing. malnten
ancc. etc. and will submit my con
illusions 10 the county commission
ers. Until We can secure a sep
arate public morwue. a rcasona biz
arrangement might be made Will
the city to allow space for one Ia
the new city hospital. which vii
DO opened soon.
In regard to bis conduct OF tbs
office. Dr. Mclaughlin says.
4 am not under the control ol
any man. or any SGT Of men.
would not take tho office under
any conditions other than 70 b.
absolutely independent to admin
lister the office lawfully. impartial
" and without fear or favor.
hold that the relatives. or In their
absence friends. OF coronera cases
are entltied 10 have their wishes
respected regardlng the funeral a.
rector who Is 20 offieiate In the
case. and viii aes that this riehs
Il granted them. for Il viii make
20 difference 10 me whom they may
select.
Disposition Of vaiuablea.
IAN moneys or ether vaiuahian
found with the deceased viii be de.
hvered 20 the gightfui owners. The
cause OF death will be thoroughly
Investigated aud whenever neces.
sary an autopsy viii be performed
II elected ! promise 20 comply
strictly with the law: a clean. eff.
Gent. impartial and economical ad.
ministrntiou
DR.. MeLoughiin says that be viii
not appoint undertakers as dapu-
ties.
In order 10 have some enc al.
ways at hand 20 respond % the call
for the coroner. Il may Be neces-
sary 20 have another deputy. viii
appoint no undertaken as deputy.
and II necessary viil ask for Az.
other deputy who Il a medical
man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24

The Seattle Commercial club will
on election night receive returns at
the club rooms over leased wire
which will cover tho entire country.
rendered 90 the club by 8 g, Osborn.
sacrstary Boos announces that open
house" Will prevail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
CAPTAIN Is PaAIsED.

A. special request % the govern
nient, Captain Coulter of the French
ship Admiral Ceciiis. which recent
" made the run from Hobart
10 Port Towuaend in 81 days. IL
preparing r. complete report ~ his
voyage with data As 20 tides, wind.
etc. for the use Of future unVi3a-
tinn over the same route. Captain
gautier u fu receipt Of very CON-
mandatory letter from headquarters
regarding this run. which he prizes
very Highly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24

The case % A MsnagoIi who Al.
legged that . sum Of money was dus
him from Henry Holtair, was
trn4su out OF court this morning
the iude ruling no ease. NJ
Roltair il tire head OF tho Koitair
Creation Amusement Co, one Of
the rig concessions Of the A.-r y
aFpoaltiou.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24

TACOMA. Oct a4--With an IN q
teresting address on THE Siguifi.
canoe Of the Young Womeu's Chris
tlan Association Movement" by Mlsa
ncrtha Condo. world student sec
Rotary, the annual Western Wash
fngton conference for college girls
Interested Ia aasoCip ton work open
ed Mason library. Whitwofth college.
last night More than sixty young
women we're IN attendance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
CHRISTMAS PRESENT
HUBBY is FAILURE

AlioEing that for six years no fall
Cd e. provide for his family ana IL
drunk al frequent Intervals. Bertha
Roea flied complaint IN divorce
suit against Isaac Hsea. whom she
accepted 49, Christmas present fOf
better or Tor worse at Tacoma on
Dec 70, 1888. The complaint al
loFns that her husband has not
bought her dress since their mar.
rlaEe ana forces har 20 cut her own
HAYWOOD. Sho asks for aiimony for
nc support Of herself and three chill
dren.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
POLITICAL NOTES

Congressman Wesley T. Jones
will campaign tn his homo state. be.
ginning Monday. until the eouciu.
sion Of the campaign. He has besa
speaking Ia the Middle West Tor the
national Republican committee. and
viii finish his schedule Il Butte 10
morrow night Mr.. Jones viii make
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
w. n. rinrow DIES.

w "a pfniow. department man
avar IN the hon Marrha Tor the
past ten years. died ~ acute stomach
trouble a. hiH home, 1871 zbth nv.,
satorday pisioW leaves a widow
anA five children. -Four sons. y.
~ pieiow. W ~ Pielow. Chester
Piel0w and Ralph fielow. resiag
III Fowlar, lives az Auburn, this
stats. THE funeral Will be held a.
tho family home AZ $50 O'Clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
MORE TROUBLE OVER
THAT FIRE ENGINE
LADIES GIVE BAZAAR.

The hasaar which the ladies' OF the
new ~ Anns's CHURCH have been
h9iding az tho ohurch At 2nh and
West Lee 81 will be continued 20.
night ana the first % next week
some refraahmsnta aud an orchestra.
have been provided for the enter
tainmHnt oT visitorA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
DEPUTY snEnrrF AaaEsrED.

James Blair. who says he IL .
deputy sheriff and special police
officer. was arrested ~ Patfolmefl
Hardia and Helms on a charge 81
ubktFueting the street sidewalk AZ
Second nY and Yesier Way yeHter
day afternoon f4c was released or
$40 bail 70 appear IN the police court
Monday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24

VICTORIA. n G. oct as--Tn BIS
speech last night a. the hannaei
given by the hoard of trade. 81
Thomas a. @hauEhnesay announced
that the steamers Empress ~ Ire
land and Empress % uritaln. Nos
Part of the Canadian Pacific rail-
road Atlantic fleet might shortly
~ expected at Victoria go take part
IN the trans Pacific trade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
sHAUamNnssY oALLED nAsr.

Sir Thomas BhauRhneasy this
morning tsiaHraphed e, q. Tandaii.
secretary Of the Chamber Of Com
fnerce. that he would have 20 fore
20 his contemplated visit 20 Seattle
through circumstances which made
70 necessary for him 70 return east
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
noun nrnorn AwmEEL.

Rev. " 9 Faiconer. who Fradu.
sted from Union Theological sem
mary last June and Immediately
went 20 Europe. touring the contin-
emit or q bicycle u In this city 20 as
sumo the paatorats Of Pilgrim Con
araaationnt church. Rev Mr.. ial.
e0nsr - = graduate Of Dartmouth ~
we'll as Of Union
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24

Roy Is Bow. o. 1905 p sprucs q
shot himself in the right thigh while
hunting ducks on Hooda canal yes
tefdhF. lie Was brought 20 Seattle
flls morning and taken 20 The Prov
fteucn hospital THE wound 10 not
considered dangerous.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24

- from Portland state that
4 t'nsAts have been cumpinfai
fisamahip service between
n. "a ADJ San Francisco Gov cor
18th J. j HIil's North Rank
~ ne report has A. that the
81 buchanan and Watson have
4 ~ afed for the run By Hin
4 y. IePoft y absolutely denied
e,aska-Pacific Steamship Co,
4 VINO hars been operating
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24

MILES CITY. Mans. oct ~ - In
stead Of Fort keeNh being abandon
~ a. ives ordered some time sEo
~ tho war department 10 viii be
tion. whore the horses secured for
army purposes will b held and
trained Lieutenant Cook and q
troop OF cavalry will be sent there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24

I ~ '.sh9onsr A. ~ Baxter vent
~ Y We dense fog eariy iris
L.. while IA tow Of the toy
~ neaf ths mouth % fraser
s straits Of Juan De Euca.
ii9ated az high tide this
\ y oclock, and proceeded
~ ray % Gan Francisco The
is.ns owned and managed by
-. -,fff, San FFanaiHcau.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
rrye-by,srlans ui, canaos

MONMOUTH. III. Oct "a ~ The
Prenbyicrtan synod - Illinois here
adopted resolutions urging tbs de-
feat gf Speaker Cannon - the ma
tion8i house " rom oaeutatlVoA, who
II seeking recollection
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
WAL MAieE nxouhsIoN.

Arrangements have becn prneti =
nally completed for the business
mems excursion 20 be given under
the auspices Of the Heattla CONNER
pafssnnd cities on November 1911 e
1871
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24

CHICAGO. oct 2t-iAhby, MeNeh
A. I4bby. the packers, announce to-
5av that they are negotia ting WITH
turkey for the sale 81 2,uoe,Veo
hounds OF canned meat for the TURK /,
IN army n ~ stated that the doai
will be closed soon and calls Tor IN =
mediate delivery, This iH TAKEN 70
mean that Turaey r. preparing for
hoatliifies IN the Balkan region.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
ST0R N SWEEPING
LARGE SECTION

SANTA Fk = NJ. oct "a - A
sewers hiiaHaFd swept down from the
Caut0fs4 uountains to-day and Il is
FAKiew Ia fsirarFita caonsy and ~ ls
believed that ~ least STA nhasphefd-
rfH have been froNsu 20 death aat
" zee sheap have pefspheb
Reports Of distress and heavy
loss % stock are puusinH IN frum ali
parts % she stricken district
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24

SOUTH uESD. IND. Oct. st.--ftesr
Admiral James a. Dayton. the form
~ commander In chief % the Pacific
fleet. viii reach ths age iimit to-
morrow end will be retired from
active duty Admiral Dayton owns
. fine residence here. the city Of his
ffrfh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
WOULD Foam COMPANY.

Three oommitteee of the Washing
ternoon and eOnaiderod a propogis
ton 20 incorporate for $500. GOO ana
form company for tho removing
Of chemical products from native
woods
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24

The board Of public works today
deferred action upon the question
OF awarding contract for city
printing for the coming year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24

DENVER Cola. Oct a. Nine
msmtrra 81 three hunting parties
are missing nna be4ieved - Ne dead
TODAY ard fear - expressed fer ths
"a fsfy - two other families. fui
iowins tbs taErtbl3 tliNaafd whteh
das amd sunday One hnntluR
party fnriutins all society people
% thfm city. was dwe to arrive Mpns
fas haf has not let been heard from
az any % the camps within a radius
90 50 siiias ~ Rifle. IN huuit county
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24

yrNkHTNuTuS oct "a The
treasury statement today ahowH
receipts ft.f4s1sa. disbursements
A. fEa 900
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24

pumphins iHo psf pgunai sursips s1q
saek. pafsnipa. 81 saeki bssts. 81 saobl
hothouhs lettuce. zoe case
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24

au.Y GOOD WILL IS
EXPRESSED FOR
AMERICANS.
.,..,. a Powerful Fleet
Maintained on the
Pacific.

~ lrs clorwoarHN
-. !, correspondent Of 'hs United
~ s = sssrd y. 5. $ GEORGIA.
ea ! at s4-MaFanls kat
foNls ..,,a minister Of Japan. TO
r. r.'r - 4 private audience a 'l.l
~ Ess ny ..,s me Cor distribution
sh I. s.erle q the United s W,
= ~ f Ky unlsed Press assoeia.
prs - =. warmest expression %
- -. ~a' . Ia q Japan.s
sp..A. ~, has been made hS Nsas.
u al the fleet 70 the n1Aa''
kry. .ma sasa the marquis.
w wsse se say that the All.3's -,
.I. 30 q she Phiiipplnea mas
60 ~! 80. sr.si henefsi 10 civilization
~ Z, .'.,ses ene Of the most import.
~ 80. ii ne Advancement OF
~ - ma great work done
4 me tfalted States cannot
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= ...'Inus 70 be Of great hene.
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