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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-18
Germany Can Ship to Utah Me-
tropolis Cheaper Than Gin
cinnati Can, 1t Is Said.
BIG PATRONS GET REBATES
Washington Representative Ayers
That Poo-in; Agreement Ex-
lists Among Ocean Carriers.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 17.-Charring g
the existence of pooling agreement
whereby FOREIGN shipping trust die
tates routing and rates of freight and
passenger traffic to and from Europe
and the Caribbean sea and Cuba. Rep"
resentative Humphrey of Washington,
today asked the house rules committee
to report favorably on his resolution
to create a commission to investigate
the subject. Mr.. Humphrey said he
could furnish evidence to show thot the
railroads are parties to these agree
mcDts.
III these lines, he said, gave re-
bates and special privileges to pre-
ferred shippers, such as the Standard
Oil, steel trust and the harvester com.
binations.
Germany. fo= instance, he pointed
out. can ship to Salt Lake City cheap,
~ than one eau ship from Cincinnati to
Salt Lake City.
Asserting that the territory traversed
by the system he represented needed
greater railway facilities than now af-
forded, Gardner Lathrop of the Atch-
ison, Topeka g. Santa Fe told the in
tcISbdle Nobibi'ocIpo that Al
creased income for that system was
necessary in order that the country
could be developed
The tariffs filed with the commission
would produce scarcely a tithe of the
needs of the road, He instanced the
demands of the shippers, particularly
that the roads should give more prompt
and efficient service in the handling
of freioht,
This could be done only by the con
struction of second, third and even
fourth tracks. hundreds of miles in eX
tent. and the acquisition OF great ter
minal facilities. and hundreds of cars
and locomotives In view of these
facts. he urged the commission to ap
prove the proposed advance in rates.
In response TO an inquiry by Com
missioner Lane as to the nature OF the
action to be taken by the commission.
Mr. I.athrop replied that his idea was
that the commission merely should va
cate IFS order of SUSPENSION and let
the proposed rates become effective.
thus leaving specific rates open to com
plant.
AT the close Of the days session, p
II. Morrissey of Chicago, president of
the Railway EMPLOYEES and 1nvestigat"
ors' rsociation, began statement in
supnort of the proposed advance in rail.
road rates. Mr Morrissey presented
MANY petitions from organizations re
nuestipg it = approve the proposed adj
vance In rates.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-18
PROBATE MRS. EDDY'S WILL
WITHOUT ANY PROTEST
Guardians Appointed to Represent Inter
ests of the Prospective Con-
testants.

CONCORD. n. H. Jan. 1.-THE Will OF
Mrs. Mary Baker Glover Eddy. founder
of Christian Science, was allowed In sol
emn form by Judge Corning in the pro-
bate court here today. No objection was
made by any one. The only attorney
present was Gen, Frank S. Slreeter Of
this city. representing the executor OF
the will. Henry M. Baker.
The probatine has no effect on The suits
brought in state and federal courts By
attorneys for Mrs. Eddy's son. George
w. Glover. and for her adopted son. DR..
f. j. Foster Eddy, asking Tor oonstruc-
ton of the residuary clause OF the will.
IN connection with these suits. the
PROBATE court TO-DAY appointed Dewitt
Howe guardian ad litcm to represent
George ". Glover and his family and OF
Dr. Foster Eddy and George NJ Fletcher
of Concord guardian "ad Item" TO rep
resent all others Interested.
The contest probably VIII come up in
the state court in April and the federal
court in February.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-18
"tie Had More to Do With Cooking Up That Bill
Than Any Other Man Save Aldrich,'' He Adds,
Amid Applause of Assembled
Democrats
BAILEY BOOMS CLARK, THEN HARMON
1--WE Want No New Nationalism,' Declares Ex-Sen-
ator Blackburn; "It Means More Than Political
Revolution, 1t Means a Darker Treason
Than That of 1861"
mecial 10 The Tribune.

%
IN ALTIMORE, 17-Tarf presidential booms Smoot
of the themes that occupied the attention speakers
listeners at the Democratic harmony ublation here
1t had been covenaned and that
should be kept while the celebrated har
ony JOYOUS denounced the Payne Adrh tariff
Indignation
Bailey Of Texas however
for inspiring when he unleashed the
and hei the Harmon boom flying after
ovenaned agreed that
that the Bailey ervescence
speak merely obier dicta
Clark who the lash Senator Smoot
stirred hosts demonstrave approval.
Of the house referred the tariff
tine Payne monosy When the applause had died
away, Clark added:
put Smoo in he declared because believe Civ
inc the devil Smoot of Utah. apostles
had more to do cooking that bill than
hdroh
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-18
SUTHERLAND To
SUCCEED SELF
Entire Republican Strength of
Senate and House Is
His.
DEMOCRATIC VOTE GOES
TO JUDGE @. w. POWERS
Action Is 10 Be Ratified i'm
Joint Session at Noon
Today.
GEORGE SUTHERLAND.

Born March 25. 1852. in Bucking-
hanlshtre, England.
Came to Utah when years Of
age.
Graduated in law at University of
Michigan and admitted to practice
in March, 1888.
Senator from Sixth district in
first Utah legislature.
Delegate TO national Republican
convention in 1900 and 1901.
Elected to lower house of fifty
seventh congress.
Elected United States senator
from Utah in 1905 for six years.
Received unanimous vote Of Re-
publicans in senate and house of
Utah legislature for reelection Jan
ua-y IT 1911.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-18
COAL MINERS STRIKE
WILL BE CONSIDERED
National Federation Demands Release of
Prisoners In Nevada
Penitentlary.

COLUMBUS. o.. Jan T.-Resolutions
calling for a general strike of al miners
In the Iron coal fields of Westmorelend
county Pcnnsylvania. and general
strike Of United Mine Workers in Colo
rado will be the first Important business
TO come before the committee of the
United Mine Workers OF America at
Memorial hall They Will be presented 20
the delegates for II vote either tomorrow
or Thursday bv Phillip Veal Of the Belle
vile. ILL.,. district Among other resolu-
tious to he introduced in the conven-
tion is one TO demand the immediate re-
lease OF Preston and Smith, who arc
serving terms In the Nevada peniten-
tiary for picketing.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-18
Final Attack Made Before Full
Bench of National Su-
preme Court.
WOMAN STARTED INITIAL
OPPOSITION TO STATUTE
Government Will Gain OIL Lose
Income Amounting to $685.
100000 Annually.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE final as
sault on the constitutionalitX OF the cor
poration tax provisions of the Payne
Aldrich tariff act OF 1909 began today in
the Supreme court OF the United States.
For two hours Maxwell Evarts Of New
York argued that the law was void. Ju-
lien T. Davies. also of New York. con-
tlnued the assault. Tomorrow Frederick
partment Of justice. will defend the law.
Mr.. Evarts appeared as counsel for
Stella P Flint, general guardian OF Sam
uel n. Stone, Jr., owner OF stock in the
Stone Tracy company Of Windsor Vt
She sought TO prevent the corporation
from paying the tax. The attorney con-
tended that the tax was uncon nstitutional,
principally because It fell on the corpo-
rate franchise OF the company. In so do
ing, he urged, 1T invaded the sovereign
" OF the state.
While the law. on It's face. said it was
a tax on doing of business" Mr. Evarts
told the court that "the burdens, falling on
the defendant corporation because 1t has
a corporate charter and because il acts
in a corporate capacity. are burdens upon
the rights TO be corporation and to act
as such
Inc occasion WnlCh we ask this court
to make involves no diminution OF the
potential resources OF the national gov
ernment," said Mr.. Evarts. "A result
OF that nature harassed the thoughts of
some OF the members OF this court when
the income tax cases were pending. This
is no such case.
Government Taxing Power.
''The taxing power Of the federal gov
ernment may reach the business OF the
defendant corporation for per cent. for
10 per cent or for so per cent, II neces-
sary, II 1t but will seek out all who are
engaged In the same business and not
attempt by congress to tax a franchise
created by the state and not the general
power to tax that makes this argume MT"
Even before the time when the law
went In effect. Stella P Flint. as general
guardian OF the property of Samuel n
Stone. Jr., a minor and owner of stock
In the Stone-Tracy company doing p
general merchandise business at Wind
soy Vt, started proceedings to test the
c6nstitutionality OF the law She pro~
tested against the Stone-Tracy COMPANY
making the return and paying the tax
because she claimed that the law was un
constitutional.
The circuit court OF the United States
for the district of Vermont could NOT
take that view Of the law, and hence
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-18
LODGE WILL PROBABLY
BE REELECTED TODAY
Massachusetts Senator Lacked Three
Votes Of Obtaining Indoraement
Yesterday.

BOSTON, Jan. 17.-Although backed
by eight majority in the upper branch
of the legislature. United States Senator
Henry Caoot Lodge failed by three votes
to obtain ar Endorsement by the house
today. but II there Is no shift during
will send him back to Washington for
a fourth term with a majority OF lust one
vote on the joint ballot. Mr. Lodge
poled twenty-fouv out Of forty votes In
the senate, bu; In the house only III out
OF the $40 members lined un for him.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-18
Mine Fire Under Control.

BUTTE. Mont. Jan. 1T.-Wi;h recovery
OF lower pumps in the High Ore mine to-
day all danger of mines OF the Anaconda
group being flooded by reason OF the fire
In The High Ore causing suspension of
the central pumping plant has been
avoided Late tonight stream OF water
was gotten into the burning zone and
the situation was reported as improved.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-18
TAMMEN OF DENVER POST
WANTS TO BE SENATOR
Part Owner of Newspaper Announce
Candidacy to Succeed Late C. j.
Hughes, Jr,

DENVER, Ian. l7,-Announcement
was made tonight that II. II. Tammen
one OF the proprietors OF the Denver
senator The minority members of the
house and senate. in an informal con-
ference. discussed the names of several
Republican leaders. but could not agree
upon anyone on whom to confer the COM
plimentary vote OF that party.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-18
CONSULS NOMINATED
BY PRESIDENT TAFT

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1T.-Among the
nominal tons which tho president sent to
the senate today were the following:
Joseph p. De Oiivares OF Missouri. con-
sui at Madras, India; transferred from
consul at Managua.
sui nj Managua. transferred from con-
sui al Bluefelds. Nicaragua.
Arthur j. Clare Of the DISTRICT Of Co
Iumbia, consul at Bluefields. Nicaragua.
transferred from consul at Georgetown.
Guiana
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-18
SALT LAKERS CALL
AT THE WHITE HOUSE
Special TO The Tribune,

SDoclaI % TIC ITIDunte
WASHINGTON. Jan. ia delega-
ton OF Salt Lake visitors headed by w,
w Ritter. president OF the Deseret Saw
ings bank, Is In Washington on the way
10 Florida and Cuba, Accompanying Mr..
Ritter nre his wife and daughter. DIR. and
Mrs, Bower and their son. and Mr.. and
Mrs. James III. Movie. They called at
tanned at lunch by Senator Smoct.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-18
Continued on Page Eight,
BEYERIDGE ASKS SMOOT
ABOUT TOBACCO CLAUSE,
indIanalan lntImates ntl-Coupon Pro.
. vlso Was Left Out to Please
Trust

tilt today between Senator BeverjStn
and Senator Smoot. the former intimoted
there was much TO explain in the actjon
of the conference committee on ~.
Payne -AIdrich tariff bill in elimIn.tire
the anti-coupon clause vhich, he ssidS
was particularly obnoxious to the so.
called tobacco trust"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-18

Continued on Page Two.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-18

IN BUSINESS, advertising
always plays the leading
part from the start to the
final curtain.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-06-03
KEOKUK co. BOY
YOUNG AVIATOR
BERYL WILLIAMS FORMERLY OF
kESWICK MAKES DARING
FLIGHTS IN PASADENA.

Keswick, June 1.-The following
taken from the Pasadena Daily News
will be of much interest to many Keo
kuk county readers as the young avia
tor was formerly resident of Kes
wick and is a nephew of Mrs. G. M
PAUL of this city.
Pasadena has the youngest aviator
in the world. His name is Beryl vii.
liams and he is not yet 10. In a ma
chine built by him and Edward Loud.
enclos of the Park cyclery he has
made several long flights at Domin,
geuz field without repairs or adjust.
ment of any kind. The day the biplane
was assembled Williams made flight
entirely around the course, covering
two and one-half miles and circling
wide over the car tracks at one end
of the course. Williams may attempt
flight to Catalina even before the
time for prize Of $1,000 which will
enable him to get new engine and
otherwise improve his air craft. II
he succeeds in crossing to the land OF
Avalon he may undertake q fight to
San Diego for prize of $2,50O
Williams Is slight and looks even
younger than he is. He is the only
child Of widowed mother who has
lived in Pasadena number of years.
When in school he manifested a great
natural ability in mechanics and was,
one of the first to build successful
wireless Outit.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-06-03
SPEED BOYS SHOWED THEIR CLASS WITH
THE STICK AND IN THE FIELD LAST MONTH

fielding
William
1916
ball 800 Outfeder
day workmen with polling Of 313.
second with 5 Hannibal the fielding with s65
In submitting the following records Mr. Hall
"On Of the
weeks Of play show real fielding form only batting issued
this
pitching win also each succeeding issue Of
day OF the month that is the time the pubic begins look
this will
month this above include
including
and Burlington Of which
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-06-03
WALL|NC GIVES
TIE ! !. BEST ROUTE
oskALoosA GOOD ROADS EN-
THUsIAsT POINTS OUT BEST
WAY TO HlstToWN.

Pointing out the best route from Of
tumwa to Oskaloosa and suggesting a
special to the Mahaska county seat by
Ottumwa autoists are two points con-
tanned in letter received by Frank
A. Nimocks from G. s. Walling, presi-
dent of the Mahaska Automobile club.
The Oskaloosa motorists are hard
workers when 1t comes to keeping the
roads in good shape, and if the Of
tumwa autoists accept the invitation
to make run to the neighboring city
they will be royalty treated Mr.. Wal
ling's letter is complete as follows:
Oskaloosa, Iowa, May 80, 1911.
Frank Nimocks,
Ottumwa, Iowa.
Dear Frank
We have our roads in good shape,
especially If you will tell the Ottumwa
autoists to turn north at the Cedar
store as far as they can go. and then
west about a mile and three quarters,
the city This is about one mile
further than the regular Ottumwa road
but much better.
II you can get the Ottumwa Automo-
bile club interested in run to Oska- |
loosa some evening of their own choice
Tor supper, we have made arrange
nents with the Downing hotel to serve
hem good meal for fifty cents each, /
md honor one membership ticket in
zach auto as pay for one supper This
means that the owner or driver of |
each machine will be given his supper
Tree, and the others will get first
class supper for fifty cents each. ~.
Take this matter up with the club
md let me know If they decide to
make the run. We would ask them to
notify us on that day, or the day be-
ore, and phone us when they start
giving about the number of people we
nay expect.
Yours truly
Chas s. Walling.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-06-03

MANY FROM HAWkEYE STATETO
ATTEND CONFERENCE At
BOSTON, MASS.

Des Moines, June 1.-Governor Car.
roll has announced list of delegates
to represent Iowa at the national con.
ference Of corrections and charities.
1t will be held In Boston June to
Miss Carrie B. Marin, Burlington; Rev.
e. G. Brooks, Williamsburg; Miss Min
ME Fletcher, Cedar Rapids; Mrs.
Mary Getchell, Cedar Rapids; Miss
Apbie ]. Converse, Cresco; Rev. R. K.
Atkinson, Davenport: H. E. C. Ditzen,
Davenport; Miss Charlotte Golf, Dav-
export; Mrs. E. S. Hammatt Daven-
port; Mrs. Sarah Hill, Davenport; Mr..
T. ]. Sessions, Davenport; Mrs. F. J..
Sessions, Davenport; Miss Emile M.
Wing, Davenport; Rev. A. T. Burnell,
Des Moines; Miss Flora Dunlap, Des
Moines: Prof. F. I. Herriott, Des
Mcines; Horace E. Hollingsworth, Des
Moines; Miss Bessie McClenahan, Des
Moines: Rev. Eugene Mannheimer, Des
Monies; Mrs. Samuel Weinstock, Des
Monies; G.. M. Young, Des Moines;
Mrs. Catherine McClain. Dubuque;
Mrs. John L. Mullany, Dubuque; ]. r.
Harnett, Eldora; w l.. Kuser, Eldora;
Mrs. w. l.. Kuser, Eldora; DR.. George
Mogridge, Glenwood; Prof. G. P. wy
coff, Grinell; Forest e. Ensign, Iowa
City; John L. Gillin, Iowa City; DR..
c.. w. Wassam, Iowa City; Capt Lot
Mount Pleasant; Mrs. E. &.
Rhodes, Mount Pleasant; Mrs. l.. D.
Carhart, Marion; Miss Jessie F. Bin
ford, Marshalltown; Miss Kather..-
A. Hummer, Mitchellville; Mrs 10y
NJ. Sickels, Mitchellville; Dr.. Velura
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-06-03
Team Fielding.
Your keiahbor's Experience.

How you may profit by It. Take Foley
Kidney Pills. Mrs. 2 G. Whiting, 800
Willow ST.. Akron. O., says: For some
time had very serious case OF kid
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felt all tired out and miserable saw
Foley Kidney Pills advertised and got
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directions and results showed almost at
once. The pain and dizzy headaches
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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-06-03
Freight Rate Meeting Friday.

Des Moines, June Interstate
commerce commission examiners will
be here on Friday of this week, to
hear four complaints on freight rates
instituted by E. G. Wylie, rate commits
sioner for the Greater Des Moines
commission.
Commodities which are under rire
are those on pepper, from New York
broom corn from Texas and Okla
hcma, buggies from eastern cities, and
Print paper from Green Bay, Wis, and
Chicago.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-06-03
MURPHY Gets
A YEAR IN JAIL
JUDGE HENDERsHoTT DECLARES
HE is TIRED OF THE TROUBLE
CAUSED POLICE.

Found guilty of the charge Of vag'
rancy last evening in police court,
Jacl, Murphy, we'll knokn police cour!
character, received sentence of one
year in the county Jail, in default OF
bond of $500 for his good behavior.
The statute under which Judge Hen
dershott passed sentence is new one
for police magistrate, not because of
recent passage, but no police judge
has ever before used the power vested
in him by this section. The code pro-
vides that when a man is found guilty
or pleads guilty to the charge of vag-
rancy he may be placed under bond
for his good behavior for period Of
one year. In the case of Murphy it was
to stop drinking and loafing and go
to work, that he might have visible
means of support. Judge Hendershott
fixed his bond at $500, which he was
unable to raise, and was therefore
committed to the county Jail for one
year. He will be released if the bond
is raised, but it will mean that he
must go to work and stay away from
booze. Should he be convicted in
police court after the bond is given,
he will fbrfeit the $500.
Judge Hendershott declares that II
thirty days is not sufficient punish
ment for men arrested on the charge
of ;vagrancy he is going to Sc that
they get out of town or receive the
same sentence as Murphy. He asserts
that he and the police are tired of
these old offenders who are convicted,
time after time, of yagrancy and loaf
ing around town and that the sooner
they are made to go to work or quit
the city the better. He also declares
that several others may receive the
same dose If arrested and convicted.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-06-03

9caIded by steam
or scorched by fire; apply Bucklen's
Arnica salve. Cures piles, too, and the
worst sores. Guaranteed SOC. r. B.
Clark.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-06-03
TO ROUT HERESIES
AT UNION SEMINARY
Directors Of Theological Institution at
New York Determine Upon Dras-
tic Action.

New York, June Union Theolog
! ical seminary Is to be reorganized
by the Presbyterian general assembly
The church has practically secured
control Of the seminary and has not
surrendered in its twenty year fight
against heresy.
"overtures" to the seminary trustees
made at the general assembly in At
lantic City last week. a.
The seminary directors have given
substantial assurance that they will
insist that all divinity school instruc-
tors be free from the faint Of heresy.
Those unable or unwilling to subscribe
to the essential doctrines Of the Pres
byterian church will have to go.
The Browns to Go.
This means President Francis Brown
probably will be supplanted and also
DR.. William A. Brown, professor of
applied theology. One or two others
may also feel the rod
The committee will insist that there
Is no room In the Presbyterian church
for those who doubt the deity of Jesus
Christ, his miracles and the atonement.
The committee appointed by the
assembly consists of DR.. John F. Car
son OF Brooklyn, DR.. David G. Wylie
and DR.. William H. Foulkes of Man
haitian, s. S. Palmer OF Columbus and
DR.. John R. Davies of Philadelphia,
ministers, and Elders L. H. Severance
of Cleveland. Judge Harry v. Freeman
of Chicago, Elisha H. Perkins of Balti-
more and W. E. Settle of Kentucky.
Dr.. WyIie's Summary.
DR.. Wylie, asked what his resolu-
ton adopted by the general assembly
meant, replied guardedly:
1T means that the presbytery OF
New York is practically unit in its
to the Presbyterian church
and to the standards of the church. II
means that practically all the direc.
tors and faculty Of Union seminary are
not only members or ministers of the !
church and born in it. but attached toll
It; that there Is a strong desire thai !,
Ill strife should cease, and that the |,
Jhristion men Of the church in New
York city are anxious to summon !all
he forces to meet in battle the forces
II evil in this great metropolis
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-06-03
The Modern
Association


Of which J. H. Hanly OF Quincy, I'LL
nois is secretary, has selected the OF.
tumwa Courier as the official paper OF
that association for southern Iowa
The Modern association is an organi
cation of men in real estate business.
loan and investment business. The OBJ.
tect Of the association Is to select a
few Of the best newspapers in every
state and designate these papers as
the medium for all it's members to use
in advertising their propositions. In
that way members Of the association
can keep in touch with each other by
subscribing for these papers in states
with which the members want to keep
in touch.
Anyone Wishing information about
this organization can receive 1t
promptly by addressing Mr.. Hanly at
Quincy. '
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-06-03
lowell, Red Oak; Prof. Fred e. Hynes
SIOUX Sioux City; G. s. Robinson, Sioux
City' MRS. G. 8. Robinson, Sioux CITY.
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as II mas no nausesting results, and
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