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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-03
MAYOR IS MASTER
Former Great Falls Mayor Will bc fl
Charge of Yard.

Snafge OF Yard.
Devils Lake. N. D.. Oct. 3.-Deyils
Lake Is to have a new resident durine
the winter in the person of C. r. Muir.
ply, formerly mayor Of Great Fails
Mont. and a promising and enterpris.
ing real estate and insurance man OF
the Montana metropolis.
The Great Falls Tribune says of Mr.
Murphy's departure:
c. r. Murphy, the we'll known real
estate and insurance man and ex-may.
or of Great Falls, left this city last
night for Devils Lake, N. D., where he
mas accepted a position for the winter
with the Great Northern In the cana.
city of ~yardmaster.
Mr.. Murphy. who was formerly as.
sistant superintendent of the Great
Northern with headquarters in this
city, is an experienced railroad mar
and the position he is now taking was
offered him by General Manager Cru.
Der. Mr.. Murphy has not given up his
business interests in this city but his
office will be looked after during the
absence of his partner, George flick.
nan
Mr.. Murphy expects to return tc
Great Falls for the holidays and to re.
turn here in the spring to resume his
real estate business. His family will
remain In this city.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-03
POLLOCK AFFIRMED
Supreme Court Says His Decision /
Cass County Case is Good.

Supreme Court Says His Decision in
Cass County Case is Good.
Bismarck, N. D., Oct. 3.-The su-
preme court has handed down a de-
cision in the following case:
Robert NJ. Pollock. trustee in
bankruptcy Of Messing Bros. G. Co.,
bankrupts. plaintiff and respondent,
VS.. Walter D. Jordan. Walter B. Jor-
dan, Jr., Walter G. Jordan and Will
lam T. Hoy. doing business under the
firm name and style Of w. & w. G.
Jordan. defendants and appellants.
l. Held that the amendment to
plaintiffs complaint did not change
the cause Of action from a suit to
recover damages for a preference
granted by the insolvent prior to
bankruptcy to his creditor to an &C
ton against said creditor for con-
version.
2. That such amendment during
trial did not give defendant the right
to a continuance on the ground of
surprise occasioned by amendment of
pleadings. in the absence of a show
ing of actual surprise and need of
time for preparation to meet it.
Where the pleading gives sufficient
information of the evidence to be adj
duced. the allowance of an amend
ment to cure a defect which had been
TelleO upon Dy the opposite party
to defeat the pleading. does not Gre
ate surprise within the meaning of
the rule as to continuance on the
allowance Of amendments to plead
ings.
3. A mere request or statement OF
inability to meet the issues presented
by an amended complaint is not u.s.
ually of itself sufficient application
for continuance.
4. The granting or refusal of an
application for a continuance. like
a motion for leave to amend. is large
ly within the discretion Of the trial
court. and an order denying the same
will not be reversed unless 1t clearly
appears there has been IN abuse of
such discretion.
S. Allowance Of testimony touch
ing value held proper as upon sufi-
Gent foundation laid. and exceptions
as to instructions Of the court re-
viewed.
(Syllabus by the court.)
Appeal from the district court Casa
county, Pollock, J..
Affirmed.
Opinion by Goss, j., Spalding. ].
concurring specially.
Stambaugh & Fowler for appel
lants.
r. M. Pollock and George s. Grimes
for respondent.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-03
NORTH DAKOTA
IMPROVEMENTS
New Buildings Going Up All
Over the State-Cities
r. Show Pride

The improvements in North Dakota
this fall are quite numerous and Va
ried in kind. New buildings arc going
up in all quarters of the state and
many of the cities are noticing a e
dency toward civic Improvement
which will encompass the laying of
sidewalks and the paving OF streets.
AT Devils Lake the new fire station
Is creating much favorable comment.
L. T. Stromswald of Minot has start
ed work on the erection of the new
Kenmare city hall at the goose neck
metropolis. At Lisbon J. G. Hyde is
putting in the foundation at Fifth ave
nue. and Oak street for a building for
his machinery business.
Sam Christensen of Wahpeton is
building a new meat market there.
Bonds for the erection of a new school
building at Scranton to cost $4,000
have been voted. There will he a new
school building at Voltaire and bids
are being advertised for by the dis
trict clerk there. Bids are also being
received by Secretary Ioder of the A.
c. for the erection of the new seed
house at the experimental station at
Williston.
The National Elevator company of
Rolette will erect an elevator ut Pow
ers Lake. at which point also the
foundation for the farmers elevator is
being erected.
The North Dakota Improvement
company of Fargo will shortly install
improvements in h Western hotel
at Devils Lake. The foundation work
on the new Stroud hotel at Williston
has been started.
The new Union cemetery at Alexan-
der has been surveyed and plated. 1t
is a mile east of the town. O. ]. Clark
and c. H. Budke of Sherwood donat-
ed a half block for use as a public
park there. and $40 trees have been
ordered.
Burns brothers will construct a dam
on their ranch neal Garrison. 1t will
be of earth rip-rapped with rock. with
concrete spillway inc will be 500 feet
long and fifteen feet high and hold
$4,000, 900 gallons of water.
The Gwythers Farmers Creamery
company of Gwyther has secured a
site for a creamery.
Jamestown will erect a modern sani-
tary slaughter house and a concrete
ammonia plant e. spring. The
American Linen Fibre company of
Philadelphia may locate a tow mill at
Sheldon for the installation of a starch
factory.
Bonds for the installation of a wa
terworks system have been voted at
McClusky. The contract for 5000
feet of siX-inch water main was let
at Minot TO G. w. kemper for Sc, 900.
Bonds will be voted on at Powers
Lake for street and other improve
ments.
Cement sidewalks have heen ordered
on several streets both at Wahpeton
and Williston. r. r. McDougal of st.
Paul is planning the construction of
an electric line to the chautauqua
grounds at Devils Lake.
The Avery Steel & Iron company
have the contract for furnishing the
structural work for remodeling the
purifier house for the Red River
Power company.
The Forman. Rutland & Havana
Telephone company has been incor-
porated with a capital stock of $1O.-
600. John Powers. Havana, A. E.
Land and H. o. Fardner of Torman
are the incorporators.
Niels Christensen Of Wilmot, s. D..
is planning TO install an electric light
plant at Velva.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-03
BOY WAS GORED
Mandan Reform School Inmate Victim,
of Accident

Mandan. n. D.. Oct. 3-William
Kimball. an inmate Of the state reform
school in this city. was seriously gor-
ed by a bull that turned on him in a
pasture. An effort was made at the
time to move the animal from one
point to another. kimball assisting n
Of the regular employees Of the insti-
tuition.
The boy has a cash in side that
is about five inches long. His left
collar bone was broken and his right
collar bone was fractured. while he
had severe bruises over almost his en-
tire body.
The regular employees of the insti-
tuition made an effort to kill the bull
while it was on its rampage. but were
successful only after having shot five
times.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-03

DIXON FLEW AT WlLllSTON

. WilliSton,, n. D., Oct.
= we'll Dixon. the aviator who was
= killed at Spokane. WASH, yester-
= day. made sensational flights in
= this city at the Williams county
= fair only ten days ago. One of
= feats was the making of a flight
= of about five miles along the
/. Great Northern railroad where
= he met a special train that was
= carrying a party of general pas
= senger agents.
= His death resulted from a spill
= when his acroplane struck ad-
= verse winds.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-03
MISTAKE COSTLY
Man Makes Getaway With Money Blu
il Arrested in Canada.

AS
Darlington. n. D.. Oct. S.-By the
mistake of a paying teller at a Car
rington bank w. w. Bony. a cook who
has been working for John Norden
With Il t%hrcshing crew. was paid 500
in excess of what the check called for.
Bony invested part of the money for
clothes and left for Seattle. going by
way of Canada. AS oon as the mis-
take was detected at the bank. tele-
grams were sent out and Bony vas
arrested by the Canadian mounted
police at Moose Jaw. He was re-
leased. however, before a telegram
from here was received there telling
the officers to hold him. He was then
r%ecaptured and Il telegram from Cam
ada brought word that BonS had set
tied. Bony's check called for $1S6,
but an error in reading the figures
caused the paying teller to pay out
1886.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-03
USED TOO MUCH ROAD.

Des Laos. n. D., Oct. 3.-Mark Cook
was driving along the road in his
automobile when he came up with
Ernest Ferris and Chas. Herring in
a buggy. After repeated warning
from Mr.. Cook the man in the buggy
steadfastly refused to give any part
Of the road for the car to pass. and
in an effort to pull around them the
car collided with the ear of the buggy
doing it considerable damage and
throwing one of the occupants from
the buggy.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-03
BROKER WANTED
t1eeced Eleveth People Out of $40 oo
or $4,000.

Eleveth. Mimi. Oct. 81. P. rred-
,nnlck. n conducted a brokers Of
nee mere IS being sought by the police
80 !. IS charged, defrauding here out
He is also wanted, according IN tho
ponce. for passing a worthless check
on a Duluth department store and that
concern has sworn out a warrant for
his arrest. LUZ
II is said that Tredinnick borrowed
heavily from local acquaintances h,,t
save receipts for stock %purchaseG
without furnishing the certificates H.
worked here as a printer until ]recentiv
@hen ne opened a brokerage office
and departed. 'pe'a'or
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-03
INSPECT RECORDS
Judge Cowan Proposes to Take New
Step in Watching Druggists

Minnewaukan. n. D.. Oct. 3-Per-
sonal inspection of the monthly re-
ports of druggists in the district will
he made by Judge John F. Cowan in
the future in accordance with orders
issued by him during a court session
here. The old practice of having the
reports of the druggists filed with the
clerk Of court to be slowed away is
to be abandoned and hereafter the
monthly reports will go to the judge.
; The plan Of this action is to bring
about more close adherence to the
spirit Of the law which allows drug
gists to retail liquor for medicinal
purposes and doing away. SO far as
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-03
STILL VERY LOW
Valley City Holdup Victim Not f,

valley City HOldup Victim Not Eek.
pectcd to Recover
Valley City. N. D., Oct. Sin such
a serious condition that there is but
little hope for his recovery, Fred Nc
Glynn Of Buffalo is a patient in a To-
cal hospital while two men are in the
county Jail where they are being held
pending n outcome of the victims
injuries. McGlynn was assailed at the
500 railroad depot about two miles
from this city by two men, being or
dered to hold up his hands, and
which order he failed to obey, seeking
to get away instead. One bullet was
fired, striking McGlynn Just above the
hip in the back, but the robbers fled.
The two men who were arrested did
not have any weapons.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-03
r

accidents in one afternoon was the
record here Monday. w. E. Meisen-
heimer Of Concord North Carolina,
suffered a compound fracture of the
leg and broken bones in a foot when
a pony fell on him.
H. w. Sheppard of Braddock had
two ribs broken and a little boy with
him had n rib broken when Shep-
pard's auto turned turtle when the
steering gear broke.
An unknown man had a hand
broken in a machine accident.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-03
Visible SUNNY.

New York. Oct. 3.-The visible sup
ply of grain in the United States Sat
urday. September 80. as compiled by
tho New York produce exchange was
as follows: w.
Wheat 52.7oe.ooo bushels. increase
1859, 600.
Corn 6.s3s.oo0 bushels. decrease
100000.
Oats 2~1.o44.ooo bushels, decrease
1,192.0O0
Rye $1,000 bushels. increase Co.,
Barley 2%.76s.ooo bushels. increase
$685. 900.
The visible supply of wheat in Can.
ada last Saturday was 1907, 900 bush.
els. an increase Of $4,000.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-03
WON PRIZE.

Hf1IsborO, N. d., Oct. 3.-The corn
contest held by the State bank Of Hen.
drum was decided. The judges were
Prof. Donaghue of the n. D. A. C.,
and Chas. Krahler and Aug. Bredvold,
of Halstad. The prize offered was for
the best ten acre lot of corn and was
awarded to A.. H. st. John. who lives
on h Dakota side of the river. direct
Iy west OF Hendrum.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-03
FARMER INJURED,

Goodrich, n. D., Oct. 3.-While
threshing on a farm about five miles
northeast of Goodrich Matt johnson
suffered a sever scalp wound. 1t APP
a belt from the fly wheel Of the en-
CINE while the wheel, was in motion,
in some manner he was thrown
against the wheel. J sh
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-03
ARE ON TRIAL
Alleged kidnapcrs Of Angelo Marcno
In Court.

Chicago, Oct. 3.-The trial of six
PERSONS under indictment on the
s : oi kionaping Angelo Mareno.
Judge Lockwood Honoro AND -. .n
close of the session five imrors hnd
een selected. The defendants fonr
men and two women residents of tha
North Side Italian colony arc chnrrnd
WIN kldnhpping the boy on August <
Una holding him until August S when
Il Sooo ransomc was paid. '''
me state charges that they renre-
."n.en themselves to the boys mar.
cd black hand. o'-e"'l-
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-03
Cattle Market.

Chicago. Oct. 3.-Close-Cattle-
Receipts 1900: market steady. for
choice: others 1Oc to lie lower:
beeves $4.7O@8.15; Texas steers. S4.25
@6; western steers. $4.25@7: stockers
helfers. $2@6.15: salves. $5.7569.25.
Hog-Receipts $4,000 head; mar
ket strong to 1Oc higher; light, $6.l5
$3.50; mixed. 500 s. 80; heavy.
$5.806.S0; rough. $5.SO@6.05; good
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-03
WAS NEAR DEATH
Burnstad Rider Nearly Killed ir
Western Accident.

Western Accident.
North Yakima. WASH. Oct. 3.-An
accident in a relay race came very
close to resulting in the death of B.
Evan of Napoleon, N. D. At the
start Evans was last getting away,
and jumped into the saddle without
having 1t properly cinched. The sad
die turned and Evans was dragged
for a short distance and narrowly
escaped being trampled by his horse.
The horse then started after the lead
ers and was captured at the half
mile, where a rider was substituted
for Evans fro mthat point for a half
mile to the judges stand, where Ev-
ans again took charge. The action
Of the horse in proceeding to the half
mile post saved the place for Evans
In the race. according to the rules.
He Is a Burnstad rider.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-03
HAD MUCH MONEY
Ma Arrested Said He Got PART n,
Big Bank lIaul. VI

Prince Rupert, B. c.. Oct. with
ms ocket full of money which he at
srst ooasted was part of the $4,000
n ~ oi the New Westminster bank
from the sale of a ranch in Montama
a man giving the name of AIexandar
Johnson and Bill Wheeler. was ar.
rested here today and is being held IN
a technical charge pending an inu,,irv
When arrested he had more than
WV IN American bank bills in his
possession and it is said to have de.
posted $4,000 in cash in W. banks
since his arrival, besides spendine
money lavishly. 'peiu'is
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-03
JUVENILE COURT SENTENCE.

Mandan. n. D.. Oct. 3.-Under the
Juvenile court law. John tIoffer, a
resident of old Leipzig, was sentenced
by Judge Nuchols to a term in the
state industrial school. The boy was
brought to the city by his parents,
who claimed that he was incorrigible,
and was arraign before the Judge.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-03
FLOURISHED GUN
Section Foreman Charged With As
sault aS Result

Bowbells. n. D., Oct. 3-Because he
flourished a revolver In an effort to
enforce his demands on members Of
the section crew whom he had dis
charged. Emil Friedbauer of this city
Is under arrest for assault. Three
men had been discharged from the
crew by h foreman but they refus-
ed to leave the clubhouse. His de-
mands upon them were not obeyed UNI
til the revolver was brought into view
and then they made their departure
hastily. following it with a warrant
for the foreman's arrest on a charge
of assault with a dangerous weapon.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-03
Money Market.

London, Oct. 3.-Money and dis
count rates were a fraction easier to-
day: OF the $4,000, 900 South African
gold available today Paris bought
100000 India 100000. and the
bank of England the remainder.
The Turko-1talian war did not affect
the stock market. Traders while
cautious regard the dispute optimis-
tically. After the opening q small for
eign advance occurred on sight buy
Ing due to the firmness in Paris and
New York. Turkish bonds closed q
point higher.
American securities were quietly
firm during the early trading. Prices
opened about unchanged and later
advanced a fraction on light covering.
The market reacted after New York
opened. but prices hardened again in
the late trading, and the closing was
steady. ~
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-03
KELLY GETS VENUE CHANGE

NEIll1 GETS UE CHANGE.
Minot. N. D.. Octa 3.-Gilholey Kel-
~. who was arrested on a charge of
pigging at Ignite. waived examina-
ton at that place yesterday and after
securing a change of venue to SIAM
.pede he was returned to the Ward
county Jail by Sheriff Steinhofer of
Burke county. to await further action.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-03
A X PRIEST CHANGES

Devils Lake. N. D., Oct. 3.-Father
Gall. assistant pastor of St. Joseph's
church, has been transferred to Rich
ardton and expects to leave within two
weeks to enter his new field. Father
him here.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-03
STUDIES FLAX FIBRE sITUArIoN,

STUDIES FLAX FIBRE SITUATION.
Fargo. N. D., Oct. 3.-Prof. H. l..
Bolley is making an extensive trip to
eastern points. starting for New
Haven. Conn.,, New York. Philadelphia
and Chicago. Professor Bolley goes
east especially to study the uses that
may possibly be made of flax fibre,
and to look over some factories. and
machinery that certain parties pro-
pose to erect at some point in, the
western flax growing regions.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-03

to choice. heavy. $6.o5@6.so: pigs,
$4@6.35; bulk Of sales. $6.10@6.65.
Sheep-Receipts $4,000 head; mar
ket weak: native, $2.25@3.9O; west
ern. $2.75@4; y%earlings. 1855 a 4.4O;
lambs. native. $4@5.90; western,
$4.25 @6.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-06-22
sabamaasiablaa emf Iauantai.

O"SN"WuoI UVsuu eUIt tuuuHtuts
no mietetddn Sronnoobin pmpdris.
tbud monesIa eri paifasia eri tor
foitusten bpwdtii. yliinpd st. Cont.
rim Gteldn Edbti nuoriloieura miet.
tdd iublaa fiti marten maImisteiuI.
la paifaua meiidsId Grmin topnsbis
ptSid. Subla aloitetaan i%umalanpals
tpeIutieaa tlo 10 op., jonfa iuocit,
taa past. 20. 20. 93ilen. GilaiIuu.
oesl a pubuu mpDsfin iaarnaaia
antti SasieI. S~enidlfeen iuorittaa
obielmania nuoriioIeuran idIenet.
@oSebic alueen H. liitto miettdd
f~eidiublaania WafefieIbisid, Ditch.
Sunbap idrmen niemelld. Ylimad'
rdinen inna Idbtee Sronwoobista
Flo 8 ia 30 ap. ia 9esIemeristd Flo
8 ia 40 minuuttia iubIapaifaue asti,
Suaaa ldbtee iuna iublapoifdlta ias
tailin Flo 5. Sbielmasta ON mainit.
tu ebeuiiesId auttaian numerosia.
Suomiopiston bptpdtfi iublitaan
Sbompionin puistosia.
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taistu 1917 muooen ifdi5iG, ipiSia
2 iuomaIoiSta ia 1 toisftelinen, mis-
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poiat, jobon oIauiIena on ouut iuus
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iuuruiIeff.
Sonisters Hoctep Mountoin tee
paraniaa toto ruumiin terfpeetii ia
normoali %funtoon. Sifean Iddffeen
tdptpp aIfaa moifuttamoon ia pa.
rantamaan Iuusta Idbtien.
Oscar Norblina.
- MaalartsWatim teIeiooni.numes
70 on 492 - Ut. ia oIoite Ill q.
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menfdG 6. 81. Beaniin.
- 8aniallisSenrafnnnan ppbds
foulun p~ddttdidiIet nietetddn emf
Iunnuntaina OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Iufieua 2anIaqisIeurafunnan firfos
ia Flo 2 ip.
, - ADMINISTRATIONS muoIifo'
foufIesto otettuio fumio Iaabaan aQe'
firioittaneelta leuroaniaa binnoila:
Sioia funia so Ienttid foppaIe, pos.
titorttia S1.O0 iuIina ia so I. puoli
t%uIinaa.
70. Sirmeld,
Sronwoob, Wlicb.
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paibat opat parbnita. Saatanana
faifesta eri pdristd ia mollista H.
pauIin faupasto, Surlep, WiS.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-06-22
Satffafmmmalta.
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SaDo'
nuSpdipdnd, emf launntainn GteId.
tontriaa Flo 10 ap. Nnoriioiublan
pbtepbesId; emf I%unnuntaina: Sron-
apoobisIa tlo 10 op. ia &asteniuma
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Sphtpnpt ia fastettu.
SronmoobisSa:
IleS ia @maIia SpstiIdn poifa SEQ
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p. feidf.
MboII ia Inno &oSfen tpttD Sennp
GliIabet ipnt. % p. toufof. fost. Ia
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Stat ia GIiina 2osten tptto Glma
GIiina ipnt. OaimlineisfisId, Wicb.
81 p. maaIisf. Fast. Is p. fefdf.
Grfpin tomnsbipisId:
Seiffi ia Gamma &aila Nieme!dn
tDttD Saima Gliiobet ipnt. II p. tou'
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east. IS p. fei6f.
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SO. 80. 9DiIen.
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Fir ola bpInaao bintaa mpp s. M
Bean.
8irffofmntamme 2alentereio
mpptdfpdnd tdmdn lebben firiopot
nosfo.
MFRS. Sab pietiin piime torSs
taina Nemberrpiin, Wicb. Wrs. 9ap
on Iairastanut pibemmdn aian lie'
tpempdd Observation-Disclosures. Rasfaot
eIdmdn buoIet ia muiSiot Hence tuo'
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mdituttimino. Eoimotaon bdnen fui'
tenfin plan tpirfistpneend %poIaopon
tatoiIin.
- adbtdd MT t%iloamasia uufi fe
5aputu R. pouIin fouposio. Sopt
muus taataan.
sa- a~aifeGaiHa firiapaimctSitd
teboddm baltpaIa tduadm Iebben
firiapainosia.
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