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Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-21
Steamer Loses Part of caruo

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 20.-The
steamer Fulton, which arrived from
Mendocino today, reports that during
a heavy swell, while finishing loading
at that port yesterday, one of her moor
ing lines parted and carried away the
vessels starboard fore rigging. She
also lost one Of her boats and $4,000
feet of 1lImOAr
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-21
Yankton Carries $eoo,ooo

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2O.-Carrying
100000 in gold pieces, fresh from the
government mint, to pay the officers
and men of the Atlantic fleet the gun
boat Yankton, which yesterday COM
pleted the cruise around the world, left
today for Norfolk to rejoin the fleet.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-21
SOLEMN CELEBRATION HELD
AT THE. CATHOLIC CHURCH
New Stations of the Cross Erected.
Mission Will Begin at
Mass Today

SANTA MONICA, Feb. 2O.-One Of
the most unique and best attended
ecclesiastical celebrations ever held m
this city was at the erection of the
new stations of the cross at Santa
Monica Catholic church last evening.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-21
Grants Many Divorces

NEW YORK, Feb. 2O.-AH within the
space of five hours thirty-two divorces
were granted bv Justice Thomas in
Brooklyn yesterday The record case
was disposed of in three minutes This
breaks all Brooklyn divorce records.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-21

PHOENIX, Feb. 20.-The local option
bill was signed by Governor Kibby to-
day.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1909-11-12
FINANCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL

The Hill interests have just COM
pleted the purchase Of sufficient stock
to give them the control Of the Spo.
kane and Inland Empire railroad In
Eastern Washington. This deal takes
the Hill interests into the traction
field for the first time.
Az the result OF a working agree.
meut between independent telephone
companies Of the country, represent.
Ing $50, 900, 900 capital. u new rival
has sprung up to the American Tele-
phone and Telegraph company. the
Bell system.
Orders for over 600 locomotives
were placed by the railroads during
the month OF October. aside from y
single order Of the New York Central
for over 800.
The directors Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad company have declared a
stock allotment Of 25 per cent at par.
This allotment will raise about $780,
100000.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1909-11-12
BEST BA11LEsmp AFLoA1
The North Dakota Without an Equal
4 in Any Navy.

The North Dakota Without an Equal
in Any Navy.
The North Dakota is the fastest bat.
tleship of the Dreadnaught type a1oat
as we'll as one of the two most power
full %battleships in the world.
Her screw standardization tests over
the Rockland measured mile course
developed a maximum speed Of 22.25
knots and an average Of 21.sa5. Both
marks are in excess Of the best per-
formanae of either her sister ship, the
Delaware, or the BellerophOn, the
leading DreadnaMght of the British
navy.
The turbine engines of the North
Dakota were forced to the develop
ment of more horsepower tlan hi,
been reached by any battle ship afloat.
The NORTH, Dakota by her perform,
ance takes precedence IS a general
first class battleship over any other
afloat.
The Bcllerophon of the British navy
has made but 22.1 knots, az compared
with the North Dakota's performance
Of 1926.
The North Dakota is the first Amer.
lean battleship Of the first class to
have turbine engines Installed.
Within six months, it is expected,
the North Dakota and the Delaware
will take their places In the van of
the American navy's line Of sea fight
err.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1909-11-12
FOREIGN NEWS.

Messages received at 7'ehsran from
Ardcbil. Persia, where the tribesmen
have risen. say the natives are be-
sieging the Russian consulate, where
the Persian governor and other gov
eminent officials. the clergy and AL
foreigners have taken refuge.
NicaragMan government troops de-
feated the revoluticnists in a sharp
engagement, many of General Es.
trades followers being killed. wound.
cd OF captured. The government lost
fifteen. men, including General Cas-
tillos Cllammoro.
Canada is completing arrangements
with the British admiralty for the loan
Of two cruisers. This will be the first
STEP toward the formation Of the pro
posed Canadian navy. The primary
purpose is to servo ..s training ships.
A new era in naval warfare is pre-
dicted by naval officers as a conse-
quence of the 1900 mile run by the
French submarine boat Parin. The
Papin covered the distance in six
days OF continuous steaming.
BY a vote of 219 to 81 the house Of
commons refused 10 agree to the
house of lords amendments to the
Irish land bill. Efforts will be made
to arrange a compromise between the
two houses.
The spanish commander in*M0rocco
w:rcs that he has arranged for an
armistice with the Mo0rs and that
he expects that. as a result. peace in
Morocco will soon be assured.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

The District court Of appeals has
affirmed the decree of the supreme
court of the District Of Columbia ad.
judging President Samuel Gompers.
Secretary Frank Morrison :tand Vice
President aJohn Mitchell Of the"Amer-
lean Federation of Labor guilty Of
contempt of court in the Buck Stove
and Range company case. Chief JUS
tice Sheppard dissented from the
opinion of the court on constitutional
grounds.
A largely increased activity in the
industrial field is indicated by the
September figures cf internal CON-
merce as reported to the bureau Of
statistics of the department of COM
merce aud labor. Tho improvement
is most pronounced in the coal and
iron trades.
W. Cameron Forbes, vice governor
general of the Philippines, has been
named by President Taft as governor
general to succeed James Smith,
whose resignation has been accepted.
Senator Cullon. has suggested to
Secretary Knox that former Vice
President Fairbanks be offered the
Chinese mission, which might be
raised to an Enthusiastically.
Two new treasury officials have
been sworn into Office. Lee McClnng
took oath as United States treasurer
and A. Piatt Andrew as director Of the
mint. -44 ~
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IN NORTH DAKOTA
News Of the Week From vaII-
Gus Parts Of the State.
FAST MAIL TRAIN WRECKED
Dozen Men Injured in an Acct.
dent Near Rugby.

~ G:.ssNseaer -@'
Fast mail No. % of the Great North
EN-. coming west. ran into an cast
bound stock train on the main line u
mile west of Rugby. There were no ia
talities, but a dozen men We're more
or less seriously injured. The injured
are: ~-.~
owen Fergus. ranch.r, Greaser.
Mont. may die; Thomas Cleary, cat
tie dealer. st. Louis. Mo-. may die:
Roy Fish, Spionkoop, Mont: Carl Fish,
%spionkoop, Mont; Waller Fish,
Spiynkcop, Mont; James Keath, Rad
ford, Mont, Robert Long, Great
Northern brakeman. Minot, N. D.:
George Campbell, Malta, Mont;
George Evans, Malta, Mont. Venner
Bower. Belmont, Mont; Wood Peter
son, Rainsford, Mont; Theodore JET
fers, Devils Lake. N. ..
Three or four others, who were rid
ing in the caboose on the stock train
were injured, but were able 20 r..
sumo their journey. The injured were
taken to the general hospital at Devils
Lake, where their wounds were
promptly dressed.
The stock train was taking c'al
when the fast mail, running fifty
miles an hour, struck the caboose in
which the stockmen were sleeping.
The engineer and fireman on t!t
fast mail jumped before the engine
! struck. The cabocse was completely
demolished, the engine climbing over
onto the car loaded with horses ant
then running into the ditch.
The stock in the burning a were
removed and the majority of the ani
mails were shot. SD serious we're theil
burns.
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PASSING OF NOTED PERSONS

GEORGE W. FOSTER, aged sew.
enty-nine years, who was one of the
best known contractors in the coun-
try. is dead at Cincinnati. Mr.. Foster
had put through a number Of big
projects, notably among them being
the great lock at Sault Ste. Marie.
JULES .KusELL, q well known
actor, who recently was stricken blind
while on the stage, died suddenly in
New Ytr,:' city. He was forty-two
years old and the youngest brother
OF the distinguished English diplomat,
Baron Samuel de Russell.
DR.. GABRIEL GRANT,. one Of the
few physicians who held a congress
sional medal of honor, Is dead at New
York Of q complication of diseases.
He was eighty.three years of age.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1909-11-12
THREE TRAINMEN DIE;
MANY PEOPLE INJURED
Passenger and Freight Trains
Collide in Tennessee

Knoxville, Tenn, Nov. 10.-Three
trainmen were killed and t%hirty.five
persons injured in a wreck at Klein
arts Station, twenty miles north of
here. The ncrthhound Louisville and
Nashville passenger to Cincinnati col
lided with a southbound freight.
The wreck destroyed wire commuri.
cation and blocked the Louisville and
Nashville tracks, but 81 relief train
was sent cut over the Southern and it
arrived here at daybreak bearing the
dead and injured.
Engineer Pierce Of the passenger
ard Firen.sn. Lemons and Bowman
were killed,
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MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

After Mrs. May Schneider had COM
Mitted suicide at Philadelphia Ly
drinking carbolic acid a healthy baby
girl was born. The physicians per-
formed a Caesarian operation and sac
cecdcl IN saving tho life of The baby
All wireless records we're broken
when the steamer Korea flashed Il
message which was received by the:
operators at both the Barailone AMI
the Russian Hill stations in San Frac-
cisco from a distance Of 1905 miles.
A party Of five A%laskans, all falnil-
lar with Mount Mckinley, has been
organized to climb the peak this win
ter, it is announced, ard put an end
to the controversy as to whether Dr.
Cook reached the summit.
More than $50 members of the Iu-
dustrial Workers of the World were"
arrested at Spokane. Wash. OEs
charges of disturbing the peace by
speaking upon the streets without POI
lice permission.
H. S. Priest, former Judge of he
United States district court, was
JllCU SOUJ IOE tSSdUlljLS Il leIiOW d.
tornay during a session OF judge
Muenct's division Of the st. Louis
circuit court.
Judge John J. Park. in the circuit
court at Kansas City, granted an o.
der restraining milkmen in Kansa1
City and ''tini.y from combining tr
raise the price of milk.
John S. Kennedy. who died recent
ly in New York, left s30. 900, 900 to-
| Charity. about one-half Of which goes
to institutions connected with tt'f
Presbyterian church.
Suicide mortality statistics show
that the increase in the rate Of SELF
destruction over the increase in pop
ulation has become alarming.
The Carnegie hero fund commissions
has rewarded fifty persons throughout
this coontry and Canada for acts az
bravery.
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SEVEN DEATHS :
Due TO MISTAKE
Clerk Sells Gasoline for
49,
Kerosene Oil.
TWO OF FAMILY ESCAPE

q III .aSi 4 1sMSt~.e ~.h.s - #. L
Minnesota Farmer, Wife ard Five
Children Perish in Fire Following
ExpIosion-Passerby Reseues a cou.
ole Of Little Ones and the Father,
but the Latter Expires Twenty.four
Hours Later.
Badger. MINI, Nov. 10.-Nels Jen-
sen, his wife and five children were
burned to death three miles south of
Warroad.
Jensen bought five gallons of kero.
sene, as he supposed, from the War
road Mercantile company.
A clerk had previously emptied a
barrel Of gasoline into the kerosene
tank and Jensen got gasoline instead
of coal oil. He used a little of the
contents of the can to start the
kitchen fire and an explosion followed,
the noise of which was heard a mile
away.
Trevor Garry OF Warroad, who was
driving by the Jensen home, saved
two children and took Jensen, badly
burned, tcstown: where he died TWEEN
ty.four hours later.
The mother and FIVE children we're
cremated in the house, which burned
to the ground. >.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1909-11-12
UNFORTUNATE EVENTS.

Mrs. William NARROW, wife OF q COAX
miner, and four of her children were
burned to death in a fire that de-
sire. cd their home in Penn township
near Pittsburg. Mrs. NARROW saved
one of her children, but in attempting
to rescue the other four lost her life
The reflection of illuminated smoke
near the New Jersey state prison at
Trenton led to al alarm of fire from
the institution. followed by q panic;
among the 1900 convicts. The pris-,
oners were kept locked in their cells
and quiet was restored.
Five persons were killed and six
seriously ard a score Slightly injured
in a collision between Pennsylvania
railroad train No. 104, from Phfladel-
phia. and an engine running light ON
the elevated tracks of The railroad in
Jersey City.
Sixty-eight persons were lnjure:f.
three probably fatally, when a crowd
cd University place car at Des Hoin1s
Jumped the track and turned on it's
ride on tine Nineteenth street hill fol-
lowing a thrilling coast down the long.
!ncline.
Fast mail No. "a of the Great North
ern ran into an eaktbcond stock train,
ON the Gain line a mile west of Rug
by. y. ID. There were 40 fatalities.
hut a dozen men were more or less
seriously injured. q
Forest fires are raging in many
parts of the Kentucky mountains. Al
ready vast amounts Of the most valu.
able timber of that section have been,
destroyed. .
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1909-11-12
POLITICAL NEWS.

Tammany elected another mayor Oe
Greater New York, but lost its grip
on city finances. William J. GaynoE
OF Brooklyn swept the i've boroughs;
to victory as mayor by at least 10000.
plurality. He failed, however, to.
carry mis- ticket with him and the Ro-.
publican-fusion forces will control ab-
solutely the boarL of estimate and NJ
portionment. which will disburee ap-
rroxin,atel, a. billion dollars during
the administration.
Tom L. johnson. Dem, was defeat
cd for -nil! or Of Cleveland by Herman
e. Baehr, the Republican nominee.
Mayor .JOhnsOD.;Mas 4 candidate for ~,
fft), term a. mayor and the Issues.
were purely local.
d. Clarence GillWney, head Of the
Philadelphia Law and Order league,
was defeated for mayor Of that city
by Samuel p. Rotan. the Republican.
nominee.
Governor Draper Of Massachusetts,
has been reelected BY the smallest,
plurality received by a Republican can
didate in twenty-five years.
In Cincinnati the Republican non,--
inee OF Boss Cox. Or. Schwab. was
elected mayor by M incrcu|ed plu-.
rali:y..
Francis ]. Heney, the graft fighting
attcrnay, was defeated for di"trict at.
torney /! San Francisco.
RrarG WhitlOck has been reelected
mayer of Toledo. o., by a greatly .
duced plurality.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1909-11-12
CRIMINAL NEWS.

Phil Allen, Jr.. vice president of the
First National bank Of Mineral Point.
Wis, which failed a month ago be-
cause Of his alleged defalcations, was
indicted by tho United States grand
Jury at La Crosse on twenty.six
counts, including almost every variety
of violation of the banking lava
known to the c~omptrollcr's Office.
T.. The charred bodies of three men,
bers Of the family Of George Hood,
an aged white man, were found in
the Hood home at Harper, w. Va.
The, house was burned for the pur-
pose, the police believe, of covering
up a quadruple murder. Robbery is
believed to have been the motive.
Seized with IN insane impulse to
kill E. ]. Perry, former mayor Of
Greensburg, Pa. SHOT three of his
children, woundlng IL fatally, and
then turned his revolver on himself,
sending a bullet through his heart and
dying instantly.
Thai more than fifty convicts have
been killed by whiprings and other
cruelties within three years is the
allegation made before the board Of
inquiry appointed to Investigate condi-
tions in Texas prisons. convict farms
and plantations.
William Dobson. cashier Of the Ca.
Indian Express company at Niagara
Falls, Ont, vas sandbagged in the
company's office al the Grand Trunk
| station ard a package containing $14..
1856 taken from him by two unidenti-
fed mel.
A homesteader named Dixon and
his wife and ntother.iD-law We're m.r-
dered, supposedly ty the hired man,
rear Quill Lake. Sask. ieEtors who
discovered the crime found a two.
year-old girl hiding unframed in the
oven.
Two factions of Italian miners.
filled with blind pig liquor, terrorized
Stevenson, MIMI, in a fight, during
which one was shot to death while
trying to stop the row, three others
were wounded snd two we're arrested.
Admitting responsibility for a large
shortage as treasurer OF the Big Four
Railroad company III Cincinnati C. l..
Warrinel stated that he WAS not the
only one involved. The shortage is
estimated at 100000.
Robbers on board the Hamburg
American line steamer Prince Joa-
chin in New York Earbor gained ac-
cess to the strong ROOM, blew the
door off the safe and escaped with
$50, 900 in gold.
pat" Hatton, city marshal Of Car
roll Ia, was shot and killed by one
of a pair of robbers nea Glidden,
seven miles east of Carroll. Hatton
had followed the robbers from Car
roll.
Fifty Italian laborers employed by
a construction company on a trolley
line and housed in a shanty near
Paterson, N. j., were held up by four
armed Ia and robbed of nearly ST..
500.
Four robbers surprised at work in
the general merchandise store of Brad
shaw Bros. at Lepexa, Kan, shot and
m%,ortally wounded w. o. Haskin, the
town marshal.
A robber walked into the Farmers
Exchange bank at Green Bay, Wis.
and held up the entire force with {;
revolver, escaping with about $4,000.
Mrs. Nina Arbcgast has been &C
Quilted at st. Paul Of the murder Of
her husband, Louis Arhcgast, by q
district court Jury.
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covered a little over 232 kilometers
(144 niles) in 4 hours, 6 minutes and
Is seconds.
That Commander Robert e. Peary
reached the North pole is the unani-
nous decision Of the subcommittee Of
the National Geographic society ap-
pointed to investigate his claims.
The presence Of Senator Tillman as
an active participant in a reception to
q president was one of the distinctive
features Of the Taft demonstration ut
Charleston, s.. C.
Baron Gasuya Uchida has been ap-
pointed by the emperor Of Japan as
ambassador to the United States.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1909-11-12
ARRIVES THREE DAYS LATE
cunard Liner U!tonia Encounters
verv Bad Weather.

New York. Nov. 1O.-The 49, 00.ton
Cunard liner Ultonia, with her star
board engine wrecked and n of her
propellers out of commission. arrived
from Mediterranean ports after a trip
some Of the officers said was the
toughest passage known to them.
When the 1900 passengers walked
down the gangplank they breathed
sigks Of relief.
The Ultonia was three days over
due. She sailed from Armenia, Spain,
Oct. %. and soon afterward encoun.
tered high seas. squalls and gales.
The accident which delayed her took
place while the vessel vas in mid
ocean on Nov. g.. On that evening
the starboard engine broke down.
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the DEATH RECORD.

General John j. Corpinger is dead
at Washington. General Coppinger
was born Oct. II. 1884. in County
Cork, Ireland. He served In the RTit-
ish array In India with Lord Roberts.
was an ofhcer in one Of the papal
regiments IN the campaign of 1860,
was II captain In the Union army in
sihe, Civil war and a major general OF
volunteers ,nthe Spanish American
val.
William Torfey Harris, former Unit.
eli States commissioner Of education.
III dexd at Providence. r. ]. Mr.. Har-
ris' work in educational lines gained
SFsor him international recognition:
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1909-11-12
500 After .st,ek. rrafae.

Thirty-five hundred head If McKen-
xie county cattl. have been ferricd
across the Missouri river at Goodall
and driven from there to Plaza for
shipn.sn over the 500 line. The fer
~ was put on this SEASON by the Sou
road, which is paying the transporta.
ton charge of Is cents a head for the
cattle and offering C,her special in
ducen.ents in order Ia get The big
reno hers from, that section to ship by
that line.
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REFUSED TO PROTECT BLACKS
4 Mutinous West Virginia Troops viii
e ee Mustered Out.

Charlestown; w. Va. Nov. 10.-By
direction Of Governor Glasscock or
ders have been issued by Adjutant
General N. S. Burlcw that Company
A, Second infantry. West Virginia ma.
tional guarl, located at Gassaway. be.
mustered out of service on account Of
the failure Of a majority of the men,
bera of the company to report as or.
dered last Thursday to protect the
lives of two negroes suspected ut I'M
plicatiom lr an assault upon Mrs. A.
fred Lockhold. ~
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OF WORLD
important Events Of the Week
in Condensed Form
NEWS OF NOTED PERSONS

By a unanimous vote the board Of
managers of the National Geographic
society approved the report OF tn.
special committee appointed to *
amino the records of Commander Rob
ert e.. Pcary. The report was to tile
effect that Peary reached tile North
pole en- April 6 Of this year, as he
claims.
Senator Cummins of Iowa, in an ad-
dress before the Marquette club at
Chicago, made a spirited reply to
Speaker Joseph G. Cannon, who re.
Gently criticised the attitude Ct the
senator and insurgents az to the
tariff.
At Il reception given in his honor
at Versailles, KY. Joseph c. s. Black
burn, governor of the Panama canal
zone, declared his intention of re.
manning in Kentucky and said the
canal zone had lost its charm for him.
Breaking all former endurance rec
ords on the government aviation field
at College Park, Md. Lieutenant
T4ahm, in the army aeroplane, re-
NAMED in the air during q single
flight fifty. eight and a half minutes.
Louis W. Hill, president of the Great
Northern, in a speech at Billings.
Mont. accused the United States gov
eminent of conducting a gigantic
swindle in the opening for settlement
Of certain Western lands.
Henry Farn,an, tie English aviator,
won the Michelin cup at Mourmelon.
France, beating all aeroplane records
for duration of flight and distance. He
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kimbalI in Hidine.

10 shiell his ambitious daughter
from i revelation Of the th.Iteen-year
mystery nf his life. which life insur-
ancs companies ars trying 10 force
him TO testify about in the district
court ut Grand Forks. Glenn R. Kim
hall, former, president Of the First
State bank Of Deadwood. 8. D.. who
disappeared III 1896 aud rcappearad
before his wife at Larimore, y. D..
July 10 last. is in hiding in oklaho-
ma.
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GRAFT IN THE GERMAN NAVY
pi.e,psurcs in Trial at kiel Cause .
Sensation.

J:eriin. Nov. S.-Disclnsures ~ naval
graft at the trial In progress II Kial
hav. ca,,.ed n %.;ensation in Germany.
tho public finding It dificult to realize
that a,n:h conditions were possible hs
Que nf tire foremost branches ct the
government sesvice.
Tic trial haB brought out taat the
arrangements Of the authorities for
dispostng 81 ebsc1nte ships snl the
ilriuense Accommodations 81 steel, brasa
and other materials were sole to IN
vcr d buyers without calling fOr pub
Tic bids. bht in some Instances they
have been transferred without olhcial
aplsraisement and afterwnrd sold
iat.k to tbs government ~ Aew.
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chicau, LiYc elock.

Chicago, Nov, 9--Catt -'fsesYns
"a. 0OM9.20; Texas steers sssss5 q i.:oas
western steers, sf.e5 1852. s~:ncSers;
and feeders, s 1000 55.s5:: .foWss 'rti
he,fers. s2.10@5,sN: calves. sSsss q
$50. Hogs-Light. sT.55d lsSOc: mixed.
s7.6oaS.l2,k; heavy. 80 MS,l5:
rough. s7.t0M7.75; goodS q chlcieye
heavy, h is; pigs. $5.f6fdal;f:a6l0
aheerrNative, $2.6odp5.00;; yyeearllIlln,H s..
Is lambs. S4:soG7.A 4 ssss