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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-24
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

&. Chicago. Ian. .-caytie-Receipts. esti-
mated at 500 market steady. beeveS. 4o1
akSO: Texans. soE4 So westerns. asa
go. stockeTs- and feeders. 310d5l00- COWS
ard he:fers l75d5.25. calves. 1epdS. ..
E HoKS-ReceiDfS. estimated at 1900, mar
kef steady. HIGHT. 5.6fds %. mixed. $50
80 heavy. 5.5d65o- rough. 5.SG60l. good
to choice heavy, eo5d5-55, pigs, 4-5965- 70;
bulk Of sales. s.05fs.i5
Sheep Receipts. i.sfa. market steady:
natives. 325T5.ee. Westerns. s.7575.s5; year
lfngs. ) T56s -: lambs. native s0cdG- So;
western. 5oed7ss
Kansas City Jan. es--Cattie-Eeceint
2eo1. market steady: native steers. 10
sT5. native COWS and heifsTs. S-595. -.
sserke-s ans feeders. 3 tef71 -: bulls. 3-20fi
& 81. calves. sT577.75. western steers. fS51
80: western COWS 3o0d4 .
HozsAReceiptS. aea- market STEADY
hulk Of sales 5.7S7S =. heavy. e95ffS.S 3
packers and butchers. 3 as76 =: light 5-5et1
so. pigs. 451G5-3
-Rsceints. none: market steady
Ys7uttons zS7s. -. lambs. 6sss77.ss. range
uethers. 4ee7sse- fed ewes, zo5651-
Omaha. Jan. ss--Csttie-ReceiPts 40:
market steady; western steers. SSs1s- 50:
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COPPER STOCKS IN
BOSTON AND NEW YORK

Following is the daily market comment
Of Paine, Weber & Co, Boston, to-
gether with the range OF prices Of copper
stocks and other Boston listings in which
the west is interested. as well as & sin1i-
lar report on New York curb transactions.
by James A. Pollock & Co., and from
which It is secured for use in this de-
paTtment Of The Herald:
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san Francisco. Jan. 8.-Batter-Faney
creamery. g. creamery seconds, s..
EsE-Steady, fancy ranch. IS.
Cheese-New. fs6I2I1: Young America.
I5izd161s- eastern. L. g..
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, Jan. 2S,-Trade in the wheat Dit
Wa very quiet and prices fluctuated
WITHIN a sc range Business was almost
entirely of local character, There was
very little news to inspire either buying
OF seling: Inc principal factor was wealth
er conditions, general rains being report
ca over large section of the winter wheat
oet. y slump iIl corn prices had some
ERECT late IN the day. The close was
SA 49, = ''''
Realizing sales by some of the influen-
ual holders caused weakness in the corn
market. prices at the close being off 5sa5s
TO =. decline CT 4 to 4 in the price
OF the cash grain tended to weaken OPP
IONS. Prices at the close were almost al
the bottom, May being at SIS and July
at s.
The slump in corn brought out moderate
selling of oats, resulting in slight declines
Unexpectedly large receipts caused a ltaI.
qeehne IN the price of the cash ss-ain.
The close was easy. with prices g to 2.
below yesterdays final quotations.
There was an active trade in provisions
but prices moved within a narrow range
The close was steady. with prices I'M
changed to ~ higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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Chicago. Jan. z3-On the produce sx.
change todsv=-the butter market was
steady: -cresmeFiss. z2f72S. diaries. e1Iz6z5
EgEs-Firm at mark. cases included, s5is
T29: firsts. 20. prime sirsts. 81
C.heese-T7irrn- fA61z
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WRITE
If YOU LIVE OUT OF
TOWN
WE TREAT AND CURE

CATARRH-Dea1n 1ose anu
throat troubles. lung troubles, asth-
ma. stomach. liver and kidney us
eases. bladder troubles female
comrlaints. chronic diseases Of To-
men and children heart diseases.
nervous diseases. choTes. skin as
eases. sciatica and rhsEmatisnl-
diseases OF the bowels. piles. fistuls
and rectal troubles. zo.tre Tor Dig
neck3. blood diseases, tare worm.
hay fever. hysteris- epilepsy, N
sou1uia- etc, and al durable ner-
xous. chronic and private diseases
Prices ard terms iow and uniform
and can be arranged 10 suit your
convenience.
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Cash quotations were as follows:
Wheat-No. > spring. 10SIzsd1. 10; No. 3
le3G1e; No. red. 1.07df.6Tss.
GEO
oats-No. white. 5rsas2: No. : white,
ieisd51lz
Rye-No. , IS
Barley-GOod feeding. 5sJsG6O: fair to
choice mailing. sIds2is.
Flax Seed-No. 1 northwestern, 1.So.
Timothy Seed-PFime, 3.EG3.e-
Clover-Contrsct grades. s-25.
Short Rfbs-Sides Ooose). S50dS. S715-
Mess Pork-Per barrel. 1-.30di7.S5.
I4ard-Per 100 pounds. $50.
Sides-Short clear (boxedl. ssTlsGe t2i7.
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SALARY INCREASE FOR PRESIDENT
AND JUSTICE.

The Senate adopted Tues. t. e
amendment increasing the salary
OF the President to 500, oooin-
Guiding all travelling expenses.
The Senate fxed the salary Of
the Chief Justics of the Supreme
Court al $4,000. and. the assoc:-
ate justices $4,000.
Ihe amendment increasing the
salary Of the President was adopt
ed by a vote of IS to 80. The
Republican Senators who voted
against the increase were Beve-
ridge, Borah, Brown, Burkett,
Clapp. Dollver. Lafollette and
Piles. No Democratic Senators
voted in favor of the increase.
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Legislature Of South Carolina En-,
dOrSeS Tillman.

Washington, January Io,-Sen-
ator Tillman has received a copy
of resolutions of,conhdence unan-
imousIy adopted by the South
Carolina legislature as follows:
Whereas the senior Senate
from South Carolina in the Uni
ted States Senate. Hon. b. K.
Tlllman, has been charged with
improper conduct as Senator by
President Roosevelt on account
Of the offer by Senator Tillman
10 purchase some land by a COM
pany i'll Oregon, to which the
United States government had
ceded said land; and Whereas
President Roosevelt has been at
enmity with Senator Tillman for
years and has made his charge, not
for the public good but in anger
and to crafty his personal ami
mostly; and.
Where as, Senator Tillman has
made full. frank and convincing
reply to the charge on the floor
of the U United States Sen ate. there
fore be it,
Resolved by the House of
Representatives of South Carolina
that we do hereby put on record
our indignation at the reckless
and malicious attack uLon the
good name of onr senior Senator.
and do most severely condemn
such unwatranted acts and sensa-
tional and vindictive methods on
the part of the chief executive OF
this nation and do hereby give
expression TO our continued and
mistaken confidence in the in
tegrity of Senator 3. z. Tillman
firmly esta blished by a life of purity
and rect tude.in this. his mothe,
Stats-a life given to the service
OF the people with devotion and
courage rarely equalled, and new
er eXcelled.
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to enter suit against some OF the
newspapers whnPublished the'Pa
mama scandal. Sixcorrespondants
who write for then respective pa
peTs from Washington have been
summoned to appear as wines
ses. The n. Y Worlds staff have
been instructed to bring copies
of their paper for Oct. Nov. and
Dee. 1903 in the case of U. s.,
against the Press publishing Co.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1909-01-21

THz prompt responce Of the
American people to the call for
aid from Italian sufferers shows
that-the majority of them at least
have hearts which throb with
sympathy for their less fortunate
brethren. Some pessimistic folks
would have us believe that all
Americans have taken the almigh.
~ dollar as their God and know
sor care for anything else. Their
conduct in the last few weeks
alone is sufhcieRt TO prove these
views rs be mistaken ones.
When the calls for aid came
from IOhnstown and from Gal
weston they met with a prompt
|respence from thousands. This
was expected for in that case the
sufferers were our fellow country
meH. but even when the call
comes from far of Italy the SYM
pathetic offerings come in with
equal celebrity. Evan Congress
suspended it great fight with the
strenuous weilder Of the big stick
ard voted 100000 for the relief
OF the saGerers. and thoroughly
endorsed the action Of the pres
fdent in ordering ship loads OF
provisions to the scene of disas-
ter. All told the contributions
OF American citizens run sp into
the millions. No country where
the spirit Of generosity is so often
portrayed in the actions OF the
citizens can BE wholly degener-
ate for. in language''of Holy Writ,
Charity coverth multitude OF
sins"
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Relief Measures Of Roosevelt An
Innovation for Europe.

An innovation in international
relief measures so far as Europe
50 concerned is to be undertaken
by the Americas government in
expendinG the $500. 600 in money
appropriated by Congress for the
Italian earthquake sufferers.
President Roosevelt has ldecid-
Cd 20 send TO Italy material for
Che construction of twenty-five
hundred OF three thousand sub
ssantiat. but necessarily very
modest frame houses. supple
mentiHg this by supplying civilian
carpenters to supervise construc.
zion it this can be arranged.
Ever sincs the appropriation
vas made BY Congress serious
consideration has been given by
the PresideRt and the State De-
partmsnt as to the best uses that
could be made of it in the way OF
Selief.
Verbal instructions have been
given by President Roosevelt to
Secretary Newberry whereby the
machinery Of the Navy Depart
ment was enlisted in the prosecu-
ton OF the plan. The following
statement was made public at the
Secretary's of6ce Wednesday af-
ternoon:
The Navy Department has ar
ranged for the expenditure of ap-
pyoximateiy $500. 900 in the pur-
chase of building materials. in
Gliding all articles necessary for
the construction of substlntional
frame houses tor the Italian SUI
erersA and the shipments will be-
2 ! by Ne sailing of two steam
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PROGRESS OF The FIGHT
ON CONSUMPTION.
ENCOURAGING OUTLOOK.
What Virginia Is Doing to Aid This
Great Cause.
Especial to The Journal }

Richmond. Va, Jan.2G.-'Nev-
er IN the history of the country
has there been such united effor,
IN any social movement as there
now IS III the fight against :uber.
culosis. said State Health Com.
missioner <. q. Williams on YES
terday. While the important
iacts in the treatment of the
white plague have been known
tor some years. it has only been
recently that the American pco-
pie have grasped these facts.
For example, before 1905. there
were only 70 dispensarfes in the
United States, devoted especially
20 the treasme I Of consumption
NOW we have more than 200, and
IT the present campaign continues
TINS number will be largely in
creased during 1909. 1t will soon
be possible for every person suf-
fering from consumption to have
the means Of treating the disease
close at hand.
Continuing, DR.. Williams said
that this great awakening of inter
est was attributable in large mea-
sure to the methods of publicity
adapted by the anti-tuberculosis
society and by the Health Boards
OF the county. we have found
that as soon as the people learn
ed that consumption could s be
cured in its early stages, thew
they would try to be cured" he
said. Hence our problem is
largely how best to inform the
public of the means and methods
OF treatment"
Plans are being rapidly carried
lOF"aro Tor opening the State
tuberculosis Sanatorium at fhe
old Red Sulphur Springs near Sa-
lem. Workmen will be sent to
the Springs in few weeks to be-
gin repairs and to put the Gotta
gcs in order. 1t will then be 2
question of few months only be-
tore Virginia will be prepared to
combat tuberculosis under the
most favorable circumstances and
with the best facilities. Announ-.
dement's OF the plans for receiv-
ing patients will soon be made by
the State Board of Health.
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Great Tribute 10 General Lee.

One otthe most generous TIL
hutes TO the genius OF Robert L.
Lee asa military chieftian recent
~ came from Col. Livermore. a
veteran of the Union army and a
native of the State OF Massachus-
etts. at recent meeting of the
American Historical Society, i'm
which he said, Lee in his cam
paign against Grant faced the
Federal army in proportion of 90
to 100; yet kept his army on the
held. Inticting on the enemy a
loss greater than his entire force.
keeping to the Confederacy the
greater part of the State, and
protecting Richmond through five
continuous campaigns of almost
daily fighting" The Wilderness
campaign alone. according to the
speaker, entitled Lee to a high
place IN the list of the world
commanders.
MAJOR Eben Swift, of the gen
eral staff of the United States
Army. closed with a brilliant trl-
butte to the military genius of Lee
whom he compared favorably
with Napoleon. as one who had
faced greater odds and remained
on the field with his army, where
Napoleon went down to crushing
defeat. No genius. he said. had
arisen 10 initiate the daring tao.
ticts Of Lee (the campaigns Of
Won Moltke and Marshal Oyama
being more of the heavy hammer
type) made famous by Grant:
conduct of the battles in ques-
tion.-Citizen.
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Obituasies and resolutions Of resDec
cSI only Se Inserted az Faia matter for
which a charge OF ave cents per liae is
made.
Communications advocating candi-
dates for once viii BE charged fer at
regular iins rates for sdveftisiag.
Reading uosicss 10 eeuts per lire.
Contract rates fnrsished on ;ap7Ii-
All transIeBt adveYtisernents will Be
charged for At the rate Of 50 eta. pei
ahch Tor the first iEssrtioz. IS eta. PEI
Inch Tor each Subsequent insertion
when no change 10 made
The JoUDNAL would &c greatly 80,
deoted to its eOrrSSposdeEts il they
VAL mail their Rsws letters 20 as e
reach this of6ce bStors Wednesday,
morning, \ great 1Aay itSSrs have e
go unpublished or - carried ever until
the following WeeG AID he stale read.
Ang because :hey % nn resca this
office in time.
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arnn sssrdcTed it possible BY their
bravery that their leaders should
make for themselves great names
as military taciicians.
When We reject upon the fact
taat each year falls heavily upon
the shoulders of the survivors and
that only for . short time longer
best can we hope to have the
old veterans with rs. It should be
pla inly observable that it is our
duty TO make in every way posi-
bic the remainder of their DAYS
pleasant and to honor the mem.
DRY OF those who have all ready
passed over the river of death BY
THE erection of monuments.
/ All honor TO every brave man
both leader and private who faith
fully followed the stars and bar:
Through the four years Of war. bu'
above all. all honor TO the master
spirit Of the army of Northern
VirRiniS who not only lead hi.
men with IN ability unsurpassed
~ any Of the great man Of history
bat who BY his pare and Christ.
like life reflected honor upon IN
couatFy even in It's darkest hours
THAT noble VirglRian Gentle
) mas Robert E. Lee.
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1O,O0o Facts About Loco Subjects.

THE WORLD ALMANAC AND ENcy-
cLOPEDIA for 1909 is without exception
the handiest and most comprehensive
ready-referenceguidetof acts one wants
to know that has ever been printed.
No merchant, farmer, business man,
housewife school boy or girl should
be without a copy of this greatest COM
pendulum of useful information ever
set ia type.
Order a copy direct or through your
newsdealer. Now on sale everywhere
Price, 2Sc. (west of Buffalo and Pitts
turg 30c.) at newsstands BY mail
3Sc. Address, PRESS PUBLISHING Co..
Pulitzer Building. Hew York City.
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a nsAlekovs Avraon.s srAr.nKnr.

RELIGIOUS AUTHORS STATEMENT.
Tor several years I was afflicted was
kidney trouble and last winter 1 was
suddenly stricken with a severe vain
IN my kidneys and was confined to bed
eight days unable to get up without
assistance. Ny urine contained {,
thick white sediment. and / passed
frequently day and night. 1 common
ced taking Foley's Kidney Remedy,
and the pain gradually aBated and
finally ceased and my urine became
normal. L cheerfully recommend Fo-
iey's Kidney Remedy, Sold by all
druggists.
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THURSDAY. JAN. ~. 1909.

The fcllo~ing paragraph APP
pearing in the Norfolk Landmark
strikes us az be;sg Eaahes hum
.orous;
1t is comparatively safe to be-
labor MIR. Roosevelt nov. because
his AE in the White House is
almost 40 cad. lis sreSesses has
been elected. aad the naajosisy Of
faces are turned towards tire ris-
-ing OF the sun.
The perfosman.a c. Congress
an turning 6ercsly upon Mr..
Roosevelt al be 10 abect to leave
-'Ahe Presidency Nc what might
have been expected"
We agree moot heartily with
our esteemed contemporary whea
she sayp that Coagress should have
PRESENTED sooner the hiGh-Aandsd
proceedings OF Mr. Roosevelt. aad
sthink a. be does that many of the
-Fresadsnts actions would have
Vustised such iRtsqieFeuca. Yet,
Joy no msans in che woel1 eould
we bring ooe iAagination to the
point OF conJuriag up a Raental
Image OF our ego45skical sxecutive
in the pose OF 80 isjuEsd and peg
sccCuted isnoEeat.
We have sseo thia vesy same
Sunocent address 90 Mr. Bryan
-aAettsT tssmivR with personali-
ties aud vhea thi& vas naet by
Fthe sioQueAcs Of the Nebraskan
sand be could 6ad no plausible an
ss"er he announces that NJ. Bry-
-Ssaa IS getting PersoaaI. aad decid-
~es to let the matter drop. We
have seen Ne. Roosevelt attack
Senator FoFakeF. Gov. Haskell.
1Senator TillRsan and Congress
and place the xaost able neH in
sthe sountFy in hie Animals Club
with q facility which has made it's
membership, oAca limited to a
number OF hORorablss. 90 large
sas TO render the distinction small.
II Congress had disresarded the
-slus cast upo1 it by the staging
insinuationS embodied ia his mes
sage then ID would have proven
It's every MembeF devoid OF STAN.
ma and courage in . suEicient de-
gree to resent sAy insult which a
clustering executive might see fit
to impose upeA its msxsbosship.
We are glad that Congress lad
5the courage to sSbuks this man
who abuses psopls 1t will secure
dy protected by the dignity OF his
position: who calmly tells tha
Senate to miad isa owa bsssinass:
and who haS tEied 60 sUR the
whole goversAeRt himself. has
cast a stigma HpoH constitutional
government BY dogging the foot
steps OF its high o&cial wiah hir-
ed agents: aSd We kope tAat ous
Law makiag body Psy sever agaia
silow pFssidsHt such liEenss az
they have slIeWed Mr. Roosevelt.
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Many little lives have been saved bv
Foley's Honey and Tar, for coughs.
colds Group and whoeping cough. 1t
Is the only safe remedy for infants
ana children as it contains no opjates
or other narcotic drugs, and children
like Foley's Honey and Tar. Careful
mothers keep a bottle in the house.
Refuse substitutes. Sold by all drug
gists.
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ABOUT $50 PAG "a

No more gueSs-work about election
figures for 1903 or foI years gone by;
No more hunting through libraries
for names of former presidents sena-
tors, governors the populations of cities
states, countries, etc;
Never again need one rack his brain
in trying to remember facts and figures
about wars, sporting events, weights
and measures, Universities and Col
leges, religious orders in the United
States the navies, armies and depths
DONATIONS, weather forecasts fatality
tables, commerce, taxes monies. bank
ing insurance, secret societies and in
short,
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s,NPLE REMEDY FonLAes,szv

! Hacking la grippe coughs that may
oevelope into pneumonia over night are
quickly cured by Foley's Honey and
Tar. The sore and inflamed lungs
are healed and strengthened, and a
dangerous condition is quickly avert
cd Take only Folcy's Honey and
Tar IN yellow package. Sold by
all druggists.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1909-01-21

IT - alwsys q gs~at pleasass to
attend meetiags Ike tAe enc held
in the Courthouse on Tuesday foe
SsnaRy reasoHe~ Among che mel
titude Of nABes Of great men that
sthrong the sasais of history not
lose possesses che powss Of shsill-
iRg the heasts OF Sosthese r1er
With the adsaising Fevssesee ths.
the names q Lee snd jacksoa
fnspirs. This feeling 10 ishesited
10 . gssat exsent. deeceaded 20 us
from Gus fstbess tAe msa who
followed shsse iAusssioss leader
through fous ioae yssss OF bitter
lighting against an snsfay ssper-
ior IN numbes. IN esaipmsnt, su-
pericr in all save courage, pat
riotism an en- isGance.
No wonder then that we have
learned 10 honor not only the
great leaders hf>she struggle but
~ love res scf and admire in
dsgres he men who as the |
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1909-01-21

l THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE COUNTY OF MATHEWS ON
THE 21st DAY OF DEC. 1908.
T. H. Richai dson, Plaintiff
against
Us. Hoskins' Lumber Co..
Defendant.
The object of this suit is to recover
Of J. =. Hoskins Lumber Company a
non resident corporation. chartered un-
der the laws of the State of Maryland,
the sum of one Thousand and twenty
nine dollars and fifty cents 81 800 SD, }
with interest from 1st day of January
1913, which amount with interest, the
defendant company owes to the plain
tin, and and an attachment has been
levied Oh the real estate of defendant
company, located in the Piankitank
Magisterial District, Ma thews County
Va, containing three hundred and
sixty acres, being same land conveyed
TO said defendant company by L. c.
Garnet, Spl. Comr. of Mathews Cir
cult Court, by deed of record>in clerk $
office OF Mathews County in Deed Book
p. p, $3.50. And an affidavitshaving
been made and filed that the defend
ant, ]. >. HosKins Lumber Company
chartered under the laws of State. Of
! Marland is not resident of the State
OF Virginia, it is ordered that it do APP
pear within fifteen days after due pub
LEGATION hereof, and do what may. be
necessary TO protect it's interest in this
suit. Aad it is further ordered that a
copy hereof be published once a week
for four successive weeks in the Msth-
evs Journal, a newspaper published
III the County of Mathews and that a
copy be posted at the front door Of the
courthouse of this county on the 4th
day OF January, i19Oe, that being the
next succeeding rule day after this or
der was entered.
A copy-Teste:
]. N. Stubs. p.Q.
Sands Smith, Clerk.
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BROTHER CHARLES TAFT seems
to be getting a very small return
for his $T6o, 900. They wont let
the poor fellow have even a meas
ly seAatorship.
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Ii you will take Foler's- Orino Lax.
aeive until the bowels become regular
you Will not have to take pureatives
constantly, as Foley's Orino Laxative
positively cures chronic consultation
aud sluggish liver. Pleasant to take
Sold by ali druggists,
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1909-01-21

IT REMAINS TO be seen which is
the more dangerous weapon, the
Dig stick or the pitchfork.
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Correspondents AppearaS Witnesses.
10 all appearance it is the in