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The San Francisco call., 1910-01-09
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perate lnsurgent, but he cOntrlVed 10 get IN In
class, and he now reaps the reward OF popular az
camation so far as heard from. The measure
supplied by the editor of a popular magazine. Su'
states this set OF questions:
Do YOU approve the position OF the representa-
tive OF your district in the speakcrship contest last
spring? Would you for him if there should
be another election this month, provided that he
were opposed by d reputable OF the opposite
party: Is it your desire that he support the
administration and policies OF Speaker Cannon,
would YOU prefer that he oppose them?
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-09
WE HEAR FROM HAYES
The San Jose Mercury. owned by the Hayes
brothers supplies the results with explanatory COM


brothers. supplies the results with explanatory cor
ment thus
OF the California congressman seven took the
Cannon program from the start One, f a.
Hayes of San Jose. voted against Cannon in the
republican caucus and has since become leading
iusurgent The verdict of the republican sub
scribers OF Success who Uook part in the poll IS as
follows: Congressman W T. Engebright-Ap-
proved. ?; disapproved, % Congressman Duncan
McKnlay-Approved, o; dsapproved, %. Con
gressman J. R Knowand-Approved, $ disap-
proved, 80 Congressman Julius Kahn-Approved,
@: disapproved, 9. Congressman T. A. Hayes
Approved, 2l dsapproved. 3 Congressman J. c.
Needham-Approved. ?: disapproved. 2S. Con
gressman James McLachan-Approved. 5; disap-
proved, 6S Congressman 5. c Smth-Approved.
5: disapproved. s.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-09
COOK HIM ALIVE

This is in--the best vein OF the trust buster but
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-09
LOW MORAL AVERAGE

The fact is that the present congress is abso-
lutely unrepresentative of public opinion, and the
California delegation is about the worst of bad
lot. The intellectual and moral average of the
house is conspicuousy low but our delegation is
lamentably below that average. 1t is the result of
long period of machine rule that prefers obedent
mediocrity OF the lot there are only two who cut
respectable figure even in that strange assort-
ment of cheap politicians These are Ncedham and
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-09

HE insurgency OF "Red" Hayes
appears to have made hit, and
if the latest measure of popular
opinion is true the other nine
members Of the California dele
CATION in congress are in
wrong" to corresponding de
gree. To be sure, Representa-
tive Hayes was not very des-
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-09
A SMELL OF BIRTHSTONE

The Money Devil is il in the Chronicle vocabu-
larry To be sure the paper apologized the following
day for speaking disrespectfully OF all that
money. but the mischief had been done. When the
Money Devil is exposed he or rather 1t, to use
the Chronicles tcrminology, seems to evaporate,
leaving little behind but smell OF birthstone and
editorial i'll the Chronicle.
Yet still the riddle remains unsolved, What docs
the Money Devil. expect to gain by burning the
consecrated greenbacks2 Let us hear from the
Chronicle, which has accumulated more expensive
stock of msinformation the currency than any
other known agency for the diffusion OF useless
knowledge
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-09
THE MAGAZINE VOTE

These figures are proof that there is at least a
decisive majority among people who subscribe for
popular magazines against Uncle Joe Cannon and
all his works and pomps. Well Uncle Joe is an
old and abandoned sinner. | presume he would
admit it himself, and as the esteemed Mercury re-
marks, he has fought almost Economically The
Mercury proceeds:
But what the Success magazine poll makes
most clear is the aroused sentiment in this state
against just what Cannon represents 1t indicates
mo surrender machine or corporation.
domination OF state politics. 1t serves notice on
such institutions the Southern Pacific railway
company let go its hold upon the public
OF this state and attend to its own affairs 1t says
in unmstakable terms that the people are prepared
TO meet the adversary of good government on
even terms and fight II TO finish Cannon while
apparently the domneering autocrat OF tho
house OF representatives, is reality the Jere
Burke OF the larger System machine which
operates in all states, being represented in this
state by the Southern Pacific railway company
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-09
BEAT THEM TO IT

OF course, any man with half an eye can see that
Joe Cannon's finish speaker will come with the
end OF the present congress- Mr.. Hayes and the
other rampaglng insurgents are engaged in kicking
the corpse The surprising thing is that the other
members OF the delegation, who are emnently
practical men" have not it sooner and put
themselves right with their constituents There is
none left so poor to do Joe Cannon reverence save
in the merest way OF lip service to earn the few
remaining favors in his gift Hayes used to be on
that side, but at the psychological moment he beat
his colleagues to it
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Perhaps he altogether to blame As
to the most celebrated OF these decisions the
surmise that he was ordered al the last
moment to change il around and that he lrad no
time to modify the reasoning which his new
conclusion was based However that may be. the
result was astonishing and confusing Then he
was elevated to the circuit bench and later to the
supreme court bench against the protest OF con
siderable part of the bar But it should be added
that he makes an admirable Judge and is an orpa-
ment to the bench. SO are popular institutions
vndicated
THE SCRAPINGS OF THE POT
The big cities always get the worst OF it i'll con-
gressiona representation for the reason that pro-
fessiona business earnings usually bear some
sort OF rough relation TO population. man with an
established business making comfortable living in
city Of more than 100000 people not afford to
pull up stakes and move to an expensive capital
like Washington for matter of $1,000 or $1,000
year with the chance of being turned out after two
years. It is the same thing but worse in the legis
ature. It is bad that to have been member
Of the San Francisco delegation should be classed
under the penal code as prior offense
THE MONEY DEVIL AGAIN
| am obliged to rely my friend Carl Browne,
sometime commander OF Coxeys army and now OF
Caistoga, for information concerning the treasons,
stratagens and spoils OF the Money Devil lslearn
then from Browne that the foul fend; assisted by
the hell hounds of capital, of course has been at
his old tricks. 1t is like this writes my friend
Watsons warnings, we'll reviewing words
of the damnable acts of the assassination of Lin
coins greenbacks Gall but few millions, and
the hell hounds after them). and the fosting
of the national bank Doodle bond blsters upon
the backs of blind people, is a colossal cornu-
copia of facts figures and force that everybody
should read. There should be millions of copies
printed and given o heather Christians
home-so fond of sending tracts to the
heathens (Asiatc ants-a million of whom is not
worth the soul of reincarnated towIlead of east
Tennessee-boy girl-7Fow food for factories of
Christian propretors). Let them get up tract
Christ's whipping the money mad muckers out
OF the temple But what's the usel They have
got the people drugged, Tom None but Christ
control crazy citizens of country going -
hell-bent to monarchy-by money madness
OF THE LONG GREEN
This appears to be case of the devil and Tom
Watson with odds Watson 4 owe Browne
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-09
THE FINNAN HADDIE TRUST

While on the subject of misinformation | saw in
the Chronicle of January | this:
If your Fnnan haddie' which you have for
breakfast you much money, you may find
what appears be good reason for 1t in suit
against the fish trust which was filed yesterday
by Gigi. A. Puccin and A. Fianzi of the Portola
fish company The plaintiffs allege-and they
give details-that the trust has formed malicious
and unlawful conspiracy.
Can it be that Paladin has been catching smoked
fish in the bay OF San Francisco | had supposed
that the haddock was not found i'll Pacific waters
even in its unsmoked state. But these trusts are
devilish things and the Chronicle is the trust
buster. Returning to the charge editorially it
says:
Everybody knows that nobody not controlled
by this trust can catch fish and sell it in this city
except at the peril of his life. Probably soul
belonging to the concern born in this country,
and it is improbable that many of them are cit-
But they have come here and taken posses
sion of very important food industry. If the
catch is large in any day to be sold at the
exorbitant prices charged the is sent to the
fertilizer mills If any independent person at
tempts to butt in the business he is boycotted
as well as all who buy of him. The trust has
made FISH luxury, which only the very well to do
can afford
COOK HIM ALIVE
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-01-18

ens, and rcpairs every part o: yod,
SYSTEM.
A course Of "Eayrrito Prescription
will work marvellous bcucAt in MI sUrl
cure II PERSISTED in FOR n r~tasuu"ul,
length % time. The "tayuritc IRE.
scription' is a harWt,>- agcrt. rc'ug
wholly prepared from native medicinal
roots. All its ingrudiru,s are printed or
bottlc-wTarpor,
In every 9rc ot tho "frmaJa COMPLAINTS.
and WcgEGrsecS thNt ".at- women cd
and miserable, the "i'.cscrlptIou" VIII
certainly cure IL Il, -a!. EGn-ai,ohG-.
fau,cdg
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-01-18
Is OUT

Walden Maxwell, who has been con-
fined to his room at the Prison with
a severe attack of the grippe, is able
to be out again.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-01-18
VISITING HERE

Dan Quill arrived yesterday from
Sacramento and will spend several
days taxing over old times with his
friends in this city.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-01-18

" g. DOUGLAS,
r c STODDARD
Subscribed and sworn to before me-.
this 18th day of January AID, 1910.
J.. DOANE,
notary Public, Ormsby County, Ne
vada.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-01-18
REPORT
OFFICE COUNTY AUDITOR
OrmSby County, Nevada.

~
Ormsby County, Nevada.
To the Honorable the Board of Co.
Commissioners, Gentlemen
In compliance with the law, | here
with submit my quarterly report show
ing receipts and disbursements of
Ormsby County, during the quarter
ending December 81, 1909:
RECEIPTS
Balance in County Treasury at end of
last quarter. ..$40,659.95
From Co. Licenses. 61547
From Slot Mashine
Licenses ... 1920
From Liz. Licenses 33S.40
From Fees of
County Officers. 11,51.06
From Keep of Patients
at Poor Farm. $500
From Rent of County
Building $3.50
From Poll Taxes. 743.70
From Personal Property
IGN iV.c'
From 1st. Installment
Taxes .....-..----- 1S,S47.45
From Hunt Lic'ses $500
From Semi-Annual Settle
ments State, County
Officers Salary. .. 1850
From Keep Child at Or
phans' Home .m. 900
Total ......-$63 1862
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-01-18
OFFICIAL COUNT STATE FUNDS

Il. G. Stoddard and w. G.. Douglass
being duly sworn s%everally say they
are member Of the Board OF Exam
iners Of the State of Nevada; thai
on the 18th day of January, 1910, they
latter having ascertaine3 from the
books of the State Controller the
amount of money which should be
in the Treasury made an official ex.
animation and count of the money
and vouchers for money in the State
Treasury of Nevada, and found the
same correct as follows:
Coin 1852, S16.42
Paid Coin vouchers not re-
turned to Controller -.. 51,974.7C
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-01-18
TO OUR

TO OUR PATRONS
We have a new boy on the delivery
you don't get your paper, you will
confer a favor by notifying this Of
fee and we will attend 10 il
FOR SALE
Solid Walnut Extension Table-Ap-
ply at this office. tt
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-01-18

70 xllp HEP rolrn a t. m,r. m...
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-11

oshs-s ai this proposition from . man
who had shown no weapon. but ne said.
That suits mo. hnt ! reckon th"rs Liable
10 &" h. = rough house. later ON u the
cards lsly as I wa. sayin
In. ,.ui m. a. Ne. hai said. and Winter
b.tturr,r. straight f,lsh wa~ the highest.
go h" r,-uc-,si"d Ia rake in the pot entirely
regar hos. nj tho nIinIlt that immediately
"'i-iIsd
Rlnkin'S gun was lcv-lle'i and he was
evidently about to shoot hat befor" he
CCuLl nall th,, trigger old man Greenlaw
brought his hungstirter Town with
mighty swat on H,nkin's wrist.
| wa- reck min how yo' n'i't "a orung
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-11
From H1 Rsd Mar

The per capita wealth If ~" Indian
IL approximately 3? Ip. That Tor ~ nor
Americans - only a liiil" more than g. JD
Tn. lands owned by IN" Indians ~" rich
IN oil, timber ard other natural r"sriIrcs.s
81 - u kinds Some II the best timber land
in tho United States ~ owned Nv Indians
Tn" vain" of their agricultural hnd-
runs ~ ~ m" millions. Tn" ranges whI"h
they Do-seS- support about 40 $50 sheep
ana cBttl" owned by l"-s"~~ bringing IN
revenue ~ more than 1872 BD '" th"
y arIOiGr tribes b.-ide- prov Iding feed fn'
iL. sheep and goats belonging Ia III"
Indians Themselves Practically IA" onlv
asphalt d"pn-its ~ tn" United Siitr4
are on Indian lands
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-11
Fcom me vd,jornIH cgo..n.

within ten years appr"Nl mal ely $3.50 wsD
a'r'ss ~ farm land ~ ~" Emitted States
and Western Canada hay" b."n takcn
away from m" hor-" and turned over TO
III" steam and fuel "ngin" 10 be T,Iough"d
Tn" farmers 81 Illinois. Iowa Indiana
and "tn"r parts II III" corn belt are
beginning 70 follow IA" "yhmpl" -et by
IN" owners ~ larger farms IN the newer
pralrt" -""ii"nr Tn" Improvement mad.
within he la-i f"V y"ars IN the s,na lln-
traction engine u-inE RsrDl"nD ~ oil
hay" also solved many II m" problems
pr"-"nf"d IN the moist" district ~ -oft
soil, and small farms which m" Old and
larger steam traction engines could not
meet
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-11

BW1OhLI> ,D, ERTI~rME>T~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-11

h.- q" ~ d quot On rha, has Dfi"n h....,
suTg'''''i a. = 49, not .nlv u ~" raiCrI-
IaIpg. but al.sp OF the thinking t..Sp -,,
~ the Gri'hm"t zeal -harI= and rt i, his
SlppUs. that Graharn- White w.-e 10
sta-j from IN" Statue Of Lihe ~ ia a ilv-
ing machine "a sunri-. at th. itrnc - h.
equinox and We. - GireC, hi, Course
directly toward IN" sun MAINE avn a uni
form speed Throughout ;h.' dlv where
would II" he at cunSe''
lh"Ir.t iCaliy h" starts nr q " prs-
ciTelv aud ;irl-n"r A. q y NJ amt a. th.-
'ar, goes directly ..rst. "a tho sun rise,
due east The tim" ~ StIn-.J =. 'h.. tine
The sun would ~, "a" - sri from tn,.
posit ion - n" man ~ 'la iving 'nachIn"
~ ~. 90 - fpliuw ~. g ptIr... - n.. .up "A
!uny "a can 500 "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-11

Q R.rn With yo'.- he aa,d cnorlv ~,,
~ The house rules is = there it0tr
M shontin' did on the nr"'n's"- -Sc,,f
over thraIten 20 want - r,. sin,..
handed
n appeared that Mr.. Ramon M.
81 minded. and although hi firm l. "
willing enough To prolong the rr elm,
with a fight they were .uu"-0g -
powered.
Then when they had depar' q 'ra ol,
man said: That there hr"sI SD. ,,,.
rasted onto Waters pears g. 8 mo- ror.'
hack. Proves what there .. dam.
truth into the Good Rock ate aII
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-11

k,.t .arh h mad" ly Il tho same l~,irr
A. the oth..rs ard - a word 10 two sylia-
bios, although np NO ~ 'h~ word- arr
ala. ia prnnunct. .tnu II YOU r0n find
on" 81 the wuTd- rh'' -~nn-pn-i'tnn ~ ih'
'"tt.r- for the other, -hnuld y" "l-y
Her. IL a shorter N"r-'' ~ the -lrn"
kinsl IN wh., ~ - probably much easier
IN u. a tho missing WORT a. th..r" ar" hu
two IT rh"Gn. both mad" zap nf tn" sam"
letters
Al W.> -nm.'' a., Gr hnd u"N "r owned
B"'nu-s h,- " ~ ruo ropr
Eu' thou-rnd- IId been brought 10 him
Br'au>" he Nn-r
4 famous teacher II English has said
that seek ing ont missing words - one II
thu best methods Tor reviewing one, ,
knowl"dg" ui 'h" languag" and enlargipg
III" vocabulary. ana compares, ~ To an
author sit ing still p"n IN hand seek ing
for The XaI word ihar he wants To ex-
press hI~ meaning
CHFSS BINDINGS
chess Problem No On was taken rruu
ia" entilug Of a gnmn played in India -oiu.
wears ago between John CoChranr ard
Sanctuary Guitach The moves gives
w'r' those ;hIi a,tUally wound up The
game. white playing X Il instead of
NJ. and the report says tina: black.
to"hrane mated " force Som" II
AZ SUNS correspondents cannot -" the
mate. 50 that finding u should tee "A h'tl.
problem IN itself
A discovered hv thos. Who aua'Y.rd
tho position carefully whit" had q heater
move earlier IN the ending ard should
nave tak'l adVar' lgr Vt ~ - -"'ur" a
drawn game ~ ~, IIi., ina, nj ruuN and
getting perpetual ,h"'k VI" hid no
chance To Vim. bii IN. following l'u" 10
play would have ula'i'' - draw tor Nht;'.
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e. to give ont ivo rat hands on one dsr.
an I'm h.stin fair amount - small
chang. wha; there's mo N one straight
flush amongst en-
II was tigh ting talk and b. know "
40 h. drew Will. h- was talking The
others locked to ~.Ar Bllissinll draw AT
IN. same moment. hat they saw HIM
SMILE instead ~ ~. leaned back ~ his
chair
That there sounds SON" hk. tghtin
talk he drawlnd ~hu, m amt no s"nsr
IN di-t,irh,n' th., others till alter they
done played their hands nIt. - posIn'
We wait till the plays over
Rankin was no less surprised than the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-11

II me kIug doe not 20 - kt2 me rt"n.
Is over ~ once. huI hllc, can inaN" Il
in,rr'~ iing ny working his way to rh.
uthn" end VI he board before he dies
IoITcv, solutions from
Il 4 WILCOX. Charles willing Ma -
Ho, william T.. Van Antwerp. 4 Z Il
" II Rider. Dr \. n Baldwin. u {.
Shanks and Joseph Keller.
Pc" * = position which has gIN"'l rIsr
To "A gnrd deal 80 discuss- ION among cH.-7s
rlaNc-S
,b.-s PHusIrN 50 ~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-11
DREAD CAST UPON
- THE WATERS.
Arkansas City Proves the Truth
Of the Biblical Direction.


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"'i man hT'"'ni"W ~ u. I""N' '''""Hch-
'dilH az MS rr"'I''-. a'r' 'i'N W. i'a'-''
r""N"n. ~ '"h''h''rh "It'' n''"'
ret"' i"n. VA alh h'oruN IlEh'N
saw What l' Hn0"r,lh"'S th'I''' not
compi"'" h' con y. W S'ld' "W
Constant v" 'h' On .'.'h " "'''n u
'"rhih en-. "a ''''' ''N 'h'hS' "h''
va u -'' 8" - S''N '" t''N 90 snow
ON s''h'" y" KNOWS no" hlhI"
;" n'lnhh 7n" '" a." III" one 'hihS whh
. 'iln i"''"'a"'" !" t' loon !" IN mat
away y" -'I y" V" NJ avs Meet wha' Va
am ""''" 10 H"'"' WY IL u" WIN
woman
W. = Wa HaN'h me IN" "n""
rp''' '''i"' IA IN am NOBODY. nor
NOR" won h''"f b' h'h"dE a. '""N
Nn""S al ah"h' EN- IN" mo Nnpw
about h'u"N IN" m" adn'ra'I'h l has
l" JS'+' ~
S"r;nIh% ~ '""h'" ma u" had r"Lch'-i
a "InfN w" "'d man looked Utmost "N-
HllAntN ~ u" friends. "h" Tor 'h"lr part
t''hclh'Ni IN "NT"' NJ S''"rc"
"h'n " '-''n"> IL Pl.lTin dr," poker.
Ia" saId after c'nSd"r+hl" interval.
." can ri avs 'eh "uhand whether
mem t lots IN - reel Jat-h4ss"' 7 whether
''"N ~ Jns' pts'n. orn"ry Wii"' f"irs
i.'' lh"y ha'i enough low "nnhIn !" - u"
'IAS~'Ei ~ mules tat they don show
non" " ih't h-h"r in'"'i"cN "ha' dis-
l'nEi'-h"' nn'" ~ mn hl""d''d
la"Nd'>
il"-"h''N Jas" N'ni"th"''pm SAM
mildly ""- ~" alhid'h - som" per
flHl TOT fFns a. IN lllaf niue ~ IrN - Va "
reckon v" don non" on v" nav"
\" go hack no turth"rer ~ last n'shl
10 I" So" IN" application O NV morals
mt" ihal aH"R"rN was i"lhn said the
old man When 7" tuil grown Arkansas
wy ,hiz"h> sets 'i''" game "l'l " h't'e
sawed on plt-r IN Nai"h"h an lets hIm
go away WIN Nv" hundred IN reel money
pears IIh" II VA" ny T." "on"hodN T." to
remind I'm "ha' IN l. "a d'n rene" h"'wiN
js'kh~~ AN mul" even II vo' amt
luIi" III" which Nlnd 'h"y RELY h'
y h""r Il ten "nc"t. -h'd Nmi"rho'-
tom. si'' @p"aN'nS mildly how there
~a~ one 4" the mhndm"nfS what SAYS
'H-' =" bread onto the waters. an yo
mouEh' E"r ~ ha"N
We'll. what : that got Z" do with
Demanded DID man "r""nInw hu' Winter
bottom Interrupted
That "r" ~i"'t ~ -nam""a-N Waters.
me- SAID
In" old man stared Then exploded
- No mean =" NAV II" shouted. VIVA
Y" un- = .>"nt"l NO hundred ou'en tn"
nous" MONEY 10 outsider count his
nam" h"In Water Just 'El~" one o. N"
E'mandm"n'- ~av- 10 70 do IT.
Well. m"hh" iva n altogether long
a.. he { Frg 10 lFNRsa ttFa l.a,l NJ nj.
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View York City-waii g, rsst Mon NAV
=, ~. tRoncEip,lons and sdysrtis.msn''
Ielephons 100 Beekm.n. IVA BroT
say: near nth Street lss We-t I?',a
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npe COS Tribune Building T-l ga
Brcoklyn-ios Livingston 81. near ceu-,
nSes@nr Mass; Room 70. Globe Bdz
washington y, It. r. Harrison
Chicago, IIi.-iOo3-iOOs Tribune slhE
Guy y. Osborn
Atlantic city. ". J.-wai.sr v Edrs
Lenaen England-Do rland spscIai Ag.n-
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A DVERTISEMENTS
~ and subscription, may
be lefi a, tte,e Office. where
the rates are The same As
those charged at main ofhe.
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pRoOxLyN ADvERr,>Enr>r>
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T. b. whIt"'- ruuN" and uhpS" Who ,...r"
h-.,ing "a him thought tha' h. had a
chance to do something here. bUf whIi-
los the game
What Snnuld ne hay" dom. iu rhrS posi-
IL n. Black ha~ just moved OK Is
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la ~ PHpai ~ 80 'u'
LIE B