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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-12-30

Roy Warner came down from
Mitchell for Christmas.
Nj. and Mrs. Harland Williams
entertained a few Canton friends
Wednesday evening.
The congregation Of the Lutheran
church presented Pastor Tetlie with
. Christmas Offering of S1S3.
Mrs. H. J. Blair of Mitchell, sister
Of Mrs. Merle Dean, was a Christ mas
guest at the Dean home and will help
MI. and Mrs. Dean celebrate the New
Year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Brekke Of
Willow Lake, South Dakota are in
Canton visiting Mrs. Brekke's mother
and relatives. Mr.. Brekke and wife
leave for Willow Lake the first part
Of next week.
Filing Opsal leaves for Oslo, Texas,
next Tuesday at 2 o'clock with a
party Of men who want some of that
fine cheap Texas land in the Pan
Handle. Filing says the men down
there farm and raise something twelve
months In the year. Up IN Canada
they farm six months and buck snow
six months.
The i've young ladies who manipu-
late the Key board in the local tele-
phone office we're very generously
remembered at Christmas, and five
presents cover the gifts of each of the
gentlemen named: DR.. Morrison cut
glass and hand painted china, o. L.
Campbell, bon bons, DR.. Lewison, bon
bons, DR.. Gulbrandsen, Is and bon
bons, DR.. Wendt Is and bon.bons, DR..
Turner %. John Anderson & son,
pictures, Westby s. Olson five lbs
candy, The Telephone Co. bon-bons.
John Benz and Co, bon.bons, Claude
Hamilton, five souvenir spoons. S.
Tossini, bon-bons, Sherman and
Roche bon-bons and stationery.
A brief note from Col. J. p. Ne
grew, 10 Captain of the United
States Capital Police, Washing ton
endorses the defense of the Soldiers
Home by the President Of the board.
Captain Megrew was the second
commandment OF the Home, and knows
how Hot Springs treated the Home
and the Commandant when he was
trying to make 1t a lit place for
veterans to live in. Some of the
gang now trying to make trouble for
the Home, were engaged In the same
disreputable business when Col.
Hegrew was in command sixteen
years ago.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-12-30

Richard Tetlie and Ernest Nord-
gard CANA home for t!:s. holiday.
season.
Floyd Milliman, editor of the
Morristown World, returned to Canton
last Friday to spend the holidays
with his mother.
Mrs. o. S. Clifford entertained the
young ladies of her Sunday School
class Wednesday evening aud fully
sustained her reputation for being
n of the most delightful entertainers
in the city.
Mrs. J. Earl Jones of Muscatine,
Iowa, is here visiting her parents and
sisters and friends. Before marriage
she was Miss Lulu Minor, and comes
back to find a glad welcome every
where.
Miss Clara Bergstrom, who has been
employed as stenographer in a law
office at Anthem, Iowa, came home
for the holidays. She has resigned her
position at that place and after her
AA0AS OAPSSVo w - ~ "lAuCopOlAS
Napoleon Lewis and bride came up
from Alcester to enjoy a Christmas
dinner under the parental roof and on
Monday Napoleon returned to Alces-
ter to look after his drug stove, leav-
ing his wife here until he returns for
a New Year celebration.
The Canton Masonic Blue Lodge,
Silver Star 4, united with Gate City
Chapter Of the Eastern Star and held
a joint installation in their lodge
room Tuesday night, and after the
beautiful and impressive ceremonies, a
grand banquet vas provided for the
gentlemen who wore white aprons
and for the ladies whose starry m
blems denote a sisterhood whose
teaching and precepts follow closely
the sublime doctrine Of freemasonry.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-12-30
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Correspondence ct
2SaSg@H1@GhsSaN
Grant
Dec. q, 1910.
Grant

Dec. n, 1910,
Harry Thorson from Hartwick,
Mimi, who has been visiting In this
neighborhOOd for a month, left for his
home Tuesday morning.
Ole Strand from Woonsocket, is
spending the Christmas season among
friends In this locality.
Ole Lier and family entertained
several for dinner Christmas day.
A Christmas tree party was held In
the Lutheran church in Grant town.
ship, Monday evening. a very large
crowd was present and a nice pro-
gram was rendered.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. II. Brandhagen Of
Canton have been out here visiting
and taking In the festivities during
the Christmas season.
Henry Skie and wife entertained a
large number of friends Monday night
and a delightful time was had by all.
Arthur Nelson Inc sister Nora
from Canton, have been out here for
. few days visiting old time friends.
Lewis Peterson from Woonsocket,
is here visiting with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. Peterson.
Henry Skie has been busy OF late
concreting his cellar. He did the
work himself and has Of the best
cellars in the township.
We received a photo card from our
sister scribe in Arrowhead Valley and
we were pleased to get 1t and to ad-
mire the lady in her rocking chair
outside her claim shanty. She looks
happy and may we'll feel Ike q queen,
the owner Of 100 acres Of land. The
woodpile seems quite large alongside
the house and it seems she won't need
any hired help or an overcoat for
some time yet.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-12-30

Senator w. @. Gemmill, Of this city
leaves for Piesee On Friday where he
expects TO be very busy for 60 days.
Reapportionment will be an import
ant matter for consideration, and
many other matters will come up, in
Guiding congressional districts. Sem
at0. Gsmmill will introduce q bill for
the regulation Of speed Of autos when
meeting teams N the highway.
Many funaWays and many deaths
have occurred during the year caused
BY fast and reckless auto driving. A
law that will compel auto cranks to
rscognize Z special limit whom meet
Ing teams will do much good and pre-
vent many serious accidents.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-12-30

John Ingebretson was among our
renewal subscribers Tuesday.
Capt. N. j. House was among our
renewal subscribers Wednesday.
Attorney Floyd Cooper enjoyed q
Christmas visit with friends at Man
kato, MINI.
Miss Annabud Kinsley, who Is
teaching at Neville, Iowa, came home
for her holiday vacation.
Prof. and Mrs. WOODBURY. and baby
came down from Aberdeen to spend
their holiday vacation with Mrs.
Pattee.
Miss Clara Peterson, who Is teach
ing the Hokenstad school, spent part
Of her vacation In Canton. and was a
guest of her sister Mrs. Joe Olson.
Selmer Hanson, a Northwestern
University student, and Miss Marie
Juel, a Chicago University student,
are home for their holiday vacation.
Miss Edna Lee, Miss Mona Reynolds
and Miss Nest Pattee, students in
the Aberdeen State Normal, are home
for their holiday vacation.
Miss Bernice Oliver, a teacher In
the Huron schools and Miss Alma
Thompson, a Huron college student,
came home for the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. E. Goodroad at
tended a Christmas dinner party at
Hawarden with his daughters and
sou n-law, Postmaster Sedgewick.
Miss Helga Hage of Fergus Falls,
Mimi, came down from the North
Star State to enjoy a Christmas din
ner with her mother and sister, Mrs.
Gudm und Skartvedt.
Miss Estella Boot, a sister of Sup
erintendent Boot of the city schools,
came up from Manhattan, Kansas,
for the holidays. She is a teacher in
the Kansas State Agricultural college.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Hanson gave a
grand Christmas dinner party and the
guests we're MI. and Mrs. Sogn of
Lyon county, DR.. Gulbrandsen and
wife and A. B. Carlson and wife.
Boyd McDermott, a Marquette col
lege student at Milwaukee, and his
sister, Miss Marguerite, of St. Cath
crime college at St. Paul, are home
for the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Wendt entertained
forty-six guests at a Christmas tree
party, and it "a one of the happiest
Christmas eve parties ever held in
the city. Mr.. Wendt's big tree had
something for all the guests.
Miss Alice Rudolph and Miss Zoe
Wendt, students in the Madison,
Wisconsin State University, came
home last Saturday to enjoy the
Christmas festivities and a visit with
their many friends.
The Chraft & Hansen Com pany
favored the LEADER with one OF
their private Calendars for 1911, and
the scene represented is "The Reced.
ing Tide" It is a marine gem and
makes a saltwater man lonesome to
gaze at the rollers as they break on
the sand beach.
Announcements were received by
Canton friends of the marriage OF
Miss Madaline Franklin to Mr.. Grin
T. Petit on Dec oath at Cedar
Rapids, Iowa. The bride with bel
,a ra,,ts NJ. and Mrc Coo Es.op bin
were residents Of Canton a number OF
years ago, and the groom is Superin.
tendent Of the schools at Ionla, Iowa,
They will be at home to their friends
In Ionia after January lst. The
LEADER extends congratulations.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-12-30
Christmas Contata,


The Methodist church wa crowded
to the doors and standing roo was
at q premium Saturday evening when
the Sunday school gave the cantata
"Seeing Santa" About 6fty children
and adults took part and the whole
entertainment vent OF without the
least friction or hesitation, . tsstl.
mony to the faithful work Of the CON-
mittee having it in charge. The plot
Of the cantata vas that Of . childrsn's
convention assembled at the court of
England to send a petition to Santa
to come and meet his faithful SUBJ
jects from many lands. There was .
delegation OF girls from Merry Eng
land first, announced by Mr.. Lloyd
Rising, gorgeous ia footman's Co.'S
tune, followed by representative COM
mittees from Holland, the United
States, Norway, and some little drum
mer boys and little girls with their
I vOrtte dolls. Mr.. Norman Rogers
as king of England looked truly regal
In brilliant uniform with q string of
orders across his breast and Miss
Gala Tucker as queen justified the
compliment paid her by one of the
delegates from the United States who
rejoiced Sin being related to such a
good lookin' queen" Miss Lunetta
Rising and Bessie Tucker and Messrs.
Verlyn Byrnes and Bert Reynolds
were ladies and gentlemen ia waiting
to the royal couple and looked their
parts admirably. Miss Lucy Thorn.
ton represented the frost queen and
sang a beautiful solo. The repressn-
tatives Of the various nations we're IN
the costumes of their several coun.
tries, the English girls in white, the
Dutch maidens wearing quaint caps
and wooden shoes, Uncle Sans neph.
ews In striped trousers and swallow
tailed coats and the boys from Nor.
way in sailor suits as became the de-
scendarts Of the Vikings. The Sun.
day school orchestra added much to
the pleasure of the entertainment by
their excellent music In accompani-
ment to the vocal numbers. Santa
Claus received the petition and ans
wered in person and then the glisten'
ing Christmas tree was despoiled OF
its treasures and all tho children were
made happy by the distribution Of
many presents, not n going away
without something IS q reminder
that Santa had passed that way. Al,
who we're present agree In pronounc'
ing this one of the most successful
Christmas programs ever rendered ir
in the city.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-12-30

Ray Baysore is home from Montana
for a visit with his parents.
Mrs. T. p. Thompson and daughter,
of Rapid City, are holiday guests at
the home Of the Misses Schoenauel
and Mrs. Pulver.
Miss Marie Wilkinson, . teacher 10
Platte High school, and formerly 4
teacher at Fairvisw, and . LEADEB
correspondent, came down to Canton
to enjoy the holiday season.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Berry and little
daughter spent Christmas with Mr.
Berry's parents At Chamberlain, Mr..
Berry and family returned Tuesday
noon. ID"
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-12-30
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

ss oesS ct se ei h pcd9ss' $. In County Court.
helm. deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
sdministrator OF the estate OF John skor;
persons having claims against the said de-
ceased, to exhibit them. with the necessary
publication q this notice. to tho said admin
istfatOr At his home in Highland township hi
said county and state.
Dated ct Canton. South Dakota. December
18th. 1910.
GILBlRr E. NOM,
Administrator OF the Estate OF John Skor-
helm, deceased.
@ OKNUDsoN. attorney for said administrato
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-12-30
South Lynn.

Dec. 90, 1910.
w. b. Hyndman has moved back to
his farm recently vacated by Frank
Norton and family.
T.. A. Davis is moving his corn fod-
der from his 80 here in South Lynn to
his feed yards ear Worthing.
The tree and program at the Kerley
school house was a success u DID
credit to the Sunday school members
who had the work in hand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rholf enter
tained the Edwin Hill and Frank
Rholf families at Christmas dinner.
F. G. Wiggin visited with frinds
in Dayton township recently.
The Misses Ellen Campbell and Ma
bel OsvOg each provided a tree and
entertainment In their respective
schools on Friday which were much
appreciated by the pupils and patrons
Mrs. A. J. Kuhns is at Grundy Cen
ter. Iowa, assisting with the a. of
her mother, Mrs. Robson, who Is
very sick at that place.
L. Larson, our brother scribe out in
Grant was a pleasant caller at ye
scribes home on Saturday.
Frank and Edith Kuhns are now
nicely settled in their new home hav-
ing recently moved from the D. L.
Williams farm.
Jno. Boutwell, of Canton came out
to the farm on Monday and took back
with him a load of feed.
Bob Rae and family are enjoying a
visit with the home folks down at
Cherokee, Iowa.
Mr.. Grayson and wife entertained
the Frank Norton family at an elabo-
rate Christmas dinner.
A. Tate and wife we're guests OF
Arts mother and sister in Worthing
on Christmas day.
Mrs. J. Petsche was a caller at the
Norton home OH Monday. She had
been to Canton to take Joe to the
train to 20 back to his old home In
Ohio for q Christmas visit.
Miss Emma Scion was a north
bound passenger from Canton Satur-
Day, enroute for Madison to visit
friends during the holiday vacation.
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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-12-30

Miss Beulah Elder Of Sioux City is
visiting the Cooper home during the
holidays.
The young people bad a very enjoy
able dance in Yeoman hall Monday
evening.
Miss Gala Tucker, teacher In the
Schiager school dlstrist, is enjoying
her vacation at home.
Arthur Goetz left for Kansas City
Monday morning to attend the S. A.
q. q Greek letter fraternity con-
venti0n.
Frank Beck, who owns one OF tine
finest farms in the county and lives
In q beautiful home, vas among our
renewal subscribers Thursday.
William Cloud, who represents the
collection department OF the John
Deere pillow company, came home to
spend the holiday season with his
family.I
II. G. Wolfe. the jeweler, offers a
special discount on all goods In bis
store. Call in and take advantage of
this liberal offer. %.
Frank Beck ordered the LEADER
sent as q New Year Gift to Mrs.
Beck's father, c. f. Montay, OF Shan
non, Ills.
Seeley s. Tanks big Slaughter Sale
still continues and II you haven't
already taken advantage Of this sale,
come right In and you won't miss the
chance Of your life. %
Miss Vera Lewis Is spending the
holidays with her parents, and her
brother Arthur, . druggist Of Elk
Point and Attorney Harry Lewis Of
Sturgis were at home for Christmas,
Arthur returning to his business
Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernie Hanson Of
Still water, N. d. are enjoying
the holiday season with their many
Canton friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Han
son were residents Of Canton for many
years and their friends here gave
them = glad welcome.
John G. Kilrain writes that he
il back 1t Osawatomie, Kansas, and
that he is again ct work for the Mis-
souri-Pacific railroad. Mr.. Kilrain Is
one OF the best liked men In the en-
ploy Of that company and one Of the
nldAat.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-12-30

II nov looks rs II the men who
WhitSwashed Lorlmer will need more
than : coat Of whitewash to make
people relieve they would expose bril-
bsry IL they had 2 chance.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-12-30
TnE CANTON LEADER
ARTHUR LINN,
lditoY and Proprietor,
For President In 1919,
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
Shall the people or the money
power rule?
Notice to Subscribers.

Please note the address on your pa
per. II will tell you whether you are
raid IN advance or not as the month
aud the year are given. The post of
noe department requires that sub
sofiptions small be paid in advance to
got the benefit OF cheap postage.
Please attend to this matter At once.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-12-30

Attosnsy Harry Lewis came home
fEoM sounds for . holiday visit with
III parents, Mr.. and Mn. James
IAwh-HArry Is locking fne and 3
making rapid progress In his profess
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-12-30
Pleasant View.

DoC. 20, lolV.
Miss Elsie Hunt came down from
Pipestone, Mimi, to spend the holi-
days with home folks.
MI. and Mrs. Hicks and daughter
Miss Hazel and O Lloyd attended
the funeral of Grant Hicks at Sioux
Falls Saturday who died from the ef-
fects of typhoid fever.
S, S. Manning and family spent a
very pleasant day Sunday at the home
Of Anthem Thompson.
L. E. Flory and sister Jessie ate
christmas dinner at the Hunt home.
Noble Permission of Manila, Iowa
spent Christmas with his parents.
He returned home Monday and his
brother Martin accompanied him for
visit In Iowa.
e. Permission and family spent
Christmas day In Canton with MI.
and Mrs. Dan Frame.
"A jolly crowd Of young folks were
welcome visitors at the Manning
home Christmas evening.
Lew Flory was a Sioux Falls visitor
Monday.
ml000S 0ou0VA0v0 0uO
Master Marion and George Hicks WIS.,
tied Saturday with the Manning
children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Eneboe were
Monday visitors At Bert Urdahl's.
Miss Jessie Flory was . guest Of
Miss Flosste DeNewer Monday.
Ardee Miilage and family were
guests IT Will Villages Christmas
day.
The Hunt young folks we're Tues
day evening visitors 1t the DeNewer
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manning were Mon
day visitors Ut the Ardee Millage
home.
Misses Reulah Hunt and Hazel
Hicks are home this week for . short
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-12-30
Canton Township

Canton Township
Dec. %, 1910.
Mrs. A. N. Hunter and Dorothy
Gum went to Sioux City Thursday
to spend Christmas With Frank Gum
and family.
.Tiaso. Thompson aud children
visited at Arthur Arnold's . few days
last week.
Albert Annis of Washington Springs,
came down Wednesday for the hOli-
days and attended the silver wedding
of MI. and Mrs. Arthur Arnold, who
are his cousins. Albert Is the doctor
for the telephone system and night
central % the springs.
Frank Arnold was up from Vermil-
lion for . short visit last week, re-
turning to his homo Friday after
noon.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-12-30

Misses Beulah Hunt and Hazel
Hicks are home this week for . short
vacation from their school duties.
Miss Annie j. mes, u school teach
or, spent Christmas with home folks.
MI. and Mrs. Hunt will leave Fri
day for Madison, Wis, for q visit
with old home folks.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-12-30


j. W. Hoffman and family ate their
Christmas dinner with MI. and Mrs.
Sullivan Ovof In Iowa.
Mr.. and Mn. Arthur Arnold and
son Harley spent Christmas with the
home folks In Canton, where Q family
tree was loaded with presents for all.
Old Santa was generous ~ ever.
Ars. Hammitt and granddaughter
Loone Ally, were visitors Ut ]. w.
HOfimans Monday afternoon.
g. W. Dixon and ]. Johnson went
to Sioux City Tuesday night on the
ten O'Clock freight to b present. when
the cattle market opened wednesday
morning.
G. ". Ellis and family ate their
Christmas dinner with Mr.. Ellis par
parents In Canton.
Eii5tie Waitsr Eilis WAS four years
old Tuesday and Nm. Ellis enter
tA1ned some little folks il honor of
nh birthday and Of course they Ill
had : dellghtful time. Mildred and
Moronce Ellis and Allan and Dorothy
SoApy Woro among the little visitors.
We. hope everyone had . happy
Ohr1stmas and viii have : glad new
yeAf.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-01
RAILROADS PAY
BIG / AK y |. | !: \ ] !. {
Checks for Large Amounts Will
Go to Auditor To-day
to Save Penalty.
FEW WoULD-BE LAWYERS
Only 36 Will Take Examination
To-MorrowGo Gossip at
the Capitol.

Checks for few hundred thousand
collars Will be handled to-day, not,
perhaps. with indifference but as
mere matter OF business. by Chie.
Clerk C. Lee Moore. OF the office vi
the Auditor of Public Accounts They
represent the annual taxes levied on
the railroads and canal companies OF
this state by the Corporation Commits
sion.
The Southern Railway came across
Yesterday with a piece of paper worth
in the proper hands, a tribe Of s14t.-
ss,.ss. However. this amount Is small
,.,,u pa-sd With two checks which will
pu. in an appearance to-day. One OF
,ssss win BE from the Chesapeake and
ohio. whics. will pay saos,is7.1f. But
The biCses, of all come from the Nor
folk and Western, Nirginia's biggest
taxpayer. whose cortrthuuen TO ,he
treasury of the commonwealth reaches
the neat total as sSis, 1888.
Duc Month Earlier.
Under the provisions of the law q 5
PASSED BIZ the Legislature At It's last
weston. all taxes on railroads and
canal companies are hereafter que aiis.
payable on or before November Of
each year, instead ot December !. ~
heretofore This was done 10 give the
state money at the lean time OF the
year. Just before the bulk OF all taxes
are paid. All such corporations wan
be assessed a penalty of per cent
their taxes are not paid by to.daS'
and all of them will be paid. othsI
public service corporations have until
December /. with other taxpayers.
The total taxes to the State due To-
day amount to ses5.45a.1s. It will he
seen that the Norfolk and Western
nays almost one-third OF this. Q.
cour.e. practically all of this is from,
railroads, as there are but three cana
companies. paying only ss,sll.os.
This Is, however. not all that tbs
railroads pay. The property taxes pay
able tosthetcities and counties through
which they run amount to a grea'
deal more than the amount paid thu
state. The assessment is the same. bn
the local rates are higher.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-01
LIVINGSTONE WANTS
TO DE CLERK or HOJTsn
fspecial Ia r J, ! r.; ], J, i =, &

EN- J, Special to The Times. Disna'tcb
washington, p. c.. October 81 r.@,on-
Eressn!an Lon LiVingstone who Was
5s.sSsntly defeated for another term = in in
ban g fnnnss !, fr : the atlanta district.
,nldate for the position Of clerk ar ~ :
tnoass of Representatives IN the event
p me Democrats are victorious ne.t
week. e succeed the present clerk,
~ a1or Alexander Mcdowell, - y
For some time IL has been
stood that Colonel LiYinsstpne u Would
open q !a# office here, but the fanf
Z mat ne has made formal announce
5went OF his cand idacy makes ii certain
that he VIII ask 10 be considered.
rs N s P,H Nee.
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COMMONWEALTH or VIRG lnIA
Department of the State Corporation Commission

City Of Richmond, 10TH day Of October, 1910.
foowing corporations Having failed for two successive years
pay annual fees due by such several
having duly teror for the 1908
having for ninety days after the expira
ion Of such years by operation Of the Constitution
OF the Commonwealth Virginia Tie charters Of such domestic
foreign revoked and annuled
the fact such revocation and annulment by the State Corpora
ion Commission hereby ordered to be published week
four successive weeks daily published in the city
Richmond,# Virginia &# 4s#Ss
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