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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-01-09
Meet us at Bemidii."

"This is your district meeting, Of
your clubs in Northern Minnesota
not the regular annual convention,
which will be held in February. Sub
jects of interest to you and no 9th
er subjects, will make up the best
program Vice-President Wedge,
Committeeman Gemmell and the 9TH
er officers can prepare.
Meet us in Bemid IT, come your
self and bring big delegation. Make
this the best meeting for develops
Iment that Northern Minnesota will
see during 1912. II that is possible
at least help us set q pace others will
find It hard to follow.
"Will you be there? Write me at
Red Wing, saying how many your
club will send. Yours very truly,
D. N. Neill, President y
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-01-09
Meeting Arranged by Commercial
Club and Invitation Sent to
All Boosters.
PRESIDENT NELL SENDS NEWS
Declares Gathering Will Set Record
and Be Treat for All Who
Will Attend. ..-.

commissioner; Professor D. E. Will
lard, Northern Pacific soil expert;
Dan Wallace, farm editor, George
Author, political writer on the Min
neapolis Tribune and possibly Louis
Hill, president of the Great Northern
railroad company, will be in Bemid-
il Thursday, January rs, and will de-
liver public addresses on Subjects
of the greatest interests to~the Com
mercial clubs of Northern Minneso-
ta.'
This distinguished party of visi-
tors come under the auspices of the
Bemidji Commercial club, the official
announcement of the meeting having
been received today by H. G. Baer,
secretary of the Bemidji club, from
D. M. Neill, president of the Mime
sofa Federation of Commercial clubs.
The official announcement being sent
to all towns. throughout Northern
Minnesota says ~
Official Announcement.
"The Bemidji Commercial club, CO.
operating with the Federation, will
hold a Northern Minnesota District
Federation Conference in Bemidji,
Thursday, January Is, at which
prominent speakers will discuss sub
jects of the greatest interest to the
Commercial clubs of Northern Min
nesota. Among the speakers will
be:
Professor D. E. Willard, soil and
agricultural expert of the Northern
Pacific railway.
H. J. Wallace, editor The Farmer.
George Author, Minneapolis Tri-
bune.
1T is very probable that the Fed
Grafton will be able to send Former
Congressman Bonynge of Colorado,
to this meeting. He is the leading
American authority on banks and
banking, and is remarkably force
full public speaker. If he can be Sc
cured he will talk on business pros
perity-where it comes from-what
makes 1.-THE defects of the present
banking system-How Wall street
obtains financial control in the Unit
ed States. H.
500 to Be Represented.
president Pennington of the 500
Line, which has been very active in
developing Northern Minnesota, will
be represented at the meeting by a
man who will speak for him.
ut is probable that President
Louis Hill of the Great Northern,
will speak.
"The program will be the best that
can be made up. The delegates will
receive treat.
"The Federation is requested on
behalf of the Bemidji Commercial
club, to urge that all the Northern
clubs send delegates to this session.
1t will begin in the forenoon, lasting
the day and evening, and delegates
can return home the same night.
"Will you come? Please take the
matter up with your club at once,
and bring good rousing delegation
with you.
Meet us at Bemidii.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-01-09

After basking in the warmth of
zero weather for a few hours yes
terday Bemidji and the northwest
was again swept into a 80 below tenn
perature and today this part of the
country has braved the piercing cold
of northwest gale, with the mer-
curry hanging below the 20 mark
throughout the day.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-01-09
Trains Nearly on Time.

throughout the day.
Trains Nearly on Time.
Despite the return of the cold
wave, which If the government fore
cast is correct, will be Of short dnra.
ton, the train service today has moi
been seriously handicapped. "A few
fof the trains were slightly late,. the
northbound Minnesota & Interna:
tional due at 4:15 setting the tardy
record with 40 minutes.
The forecast for tonight is contin-
ued cold.
Several are Frozen.
Several persons have had their
hands and faces frozen, one Bemidji
physician alone treating as many as
four patients, mostly lumberjacks.
In Koochiching county man at
Ray was found frozen to death and
the coroner of that county is obtain:
ing details.
In the Twin Cities the thermom-
eters went down last night to % be-
low and all over the country low
temperatures were reported. Tam.
pa, Florida, and Los Angeles, Cali
fornia, were the warmest spots, each
reporting a temperature Of so de.
grees.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-01-09

Continued on last page)
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-08-21
SUGAR-PEETS IN EAST
Massachusetts First State In Union
to Raise Them

Washington, Aug. 1S.-By order OF
Senator Lodge t. senate made pub
lie document of a letter to the senator
bv Trueman G. Palmer, entitled:
Sugar Beets in New England and the
Free Sugar Bill Before the House OF
Representatives"
The letter is an article of thirty or
forty pages, and points out that Mas
sachusetts was the first state in the
union to make sugar from beets.
The author suggests the reestablish-
ment of that industry and argues by
the aid of statistics from the depart
ment of agriculture that the New Eng
land states are peculiarly we'll fitted
for beet raising. Beets grown in New
England, says Mr.. Palmer, are richer
than those from the west. 1t appears
that the first sugar-beet factory in the
union was built at Northampton in
| 1889 by David Lee Child.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-08-21
CANAL And APPR0-
PRIATIONS TO TAFT
Nav Veto the First and Last
One Sure

Washington, Aug. 19.-The Pana-
ma canal bill has gone to the presi-
dent for his signature Or veto. The
president told friends that the free
tolls provision of the bill might prove
& serious embarrassment to the Unit
ed States, and that he was not sure
he could sign the bill that way. He
favors an amendment which in effect
would permit other nations to test the
free tolls provision by suits in United
States courts. Inis eventually would
mean a decision by the supreme
court.
President Taft has said he intended
to fight congress for the retention of
the commerce court, it it kept him in
Washington all summer.
He declared he would again veto the
legislative, executive and judicial ap-
preparation bill if it came to him con-
tanning the provision to abolish the
court as adopted by the house.
Those who talked with the president
in the White house office quoted hin
as saying he would listen to no offers
of compromise on the bill; that he
could not change his convictions, ant
must do hs duty as he saw it.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-08-21
LOCAL NEWS
CONTINUED FROM PAGE FOUR
LOWELL

At the Republican caucus Wednes-
day evening. Homer TiIlotson received
a large majority of the votes and on
motion of j. F. Lambert his nomina-
ton for representative was made
unanimous.
The bazaar held at Woodlands hall
last week was very pleasant and
successful affair. Besides the large
booth filled with aprons from the
states of the Union, District of Co.
lumbia, Porto Rico and Canada, were
other booths filed with gifts and re-
membranes, with mystery boxes and
candy, and with tables for ice cream,
well satisfied with their beautiful
purchases. The program for the first
evening was a musical one consisting
of violin solo by Miss Kathleen
Taylor with piano accompaniment by
Mrs. Burton and songs by Mrs. Pow
ers. Thursday evening Rev. j.. A.
Edwards of Newport gave a pleasing
address on "Woman," and Mr.. Grout
and Mr.. Taplin helped by their gifts
and purchases and by selling at auc
ton the apron and handkerchief made
and given by Mrs. Taft. The ladies
wish to express their thanks to al
who contributed to the success of the
bazaar by gifts and labor and patron
age, also to Father Lavigne for thu
use of his booth and other favors
The manager of the ice cream bootl
would especially thank the younl
ladies for their efficient help and al
who worked for the same department
The gross receipts amounted to $l37.
II and the net proceeds $123.26.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-08-21
BARROW GOES FREE
On Charge of Rribing Franklin bu
Has Second to Face

Los Angeles, Cal, Aug. 10
Clarence S. Darrow, the Chicago law
yer, who was found not guilty by a
Jury in thirty-four minutes, on the
charge of having bribed a prospective
Juror in the Mcnamara case, must
stand trial on a second Indictment,
according to an announcement make
Nv District Attorney Fredericks imme-
diately after the acquittal.
barrow apparently was unconcerned
over the statement of the prosecutor
He was deluged with kilograms from
all parts of the country, which began
pouring in within an hour after the
verdict had been given.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-08-21
Loses life In CHICAGO

Chicago, Aug. Thames O'Neill,
who gave his residence as Boston,
Mass, was fatally burned In a fire
that attacked the Old Manila building
at Hubbard place and Wabash avenue.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-08-21
Rebels Leave JuareZ

Juarez, Mex. Aug. 16.-Last night
saw the departure of the last rebe
soldier. The citizens vigilance COM
mittee will assume charge until the
arrival of federal soldiers.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-08-21
WESTMORE

Prof. Kent will occupy the pulpit
next Sunday, August rs.
The Evansville and WestmoreSu n.
day schools expect to unite and have
a basket picnic at Lyons grove Satur-
day, August "a. They expect to
have some sports which will be quite
interesting. Everyone come and bring
a basket.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-08-21
Nourishment of SeaWeed.

Seaweed do not obtain nourishment
from the soil at the bottom OF the
sea, but the matter contained in sea
water.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-08-21
Fire DAMAGES Hotel

Portsmouth. N. H Aug. 18.-Fire
in the Kearsarge hotel caused $4,000
loss.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-29

9incent uno sfnnind QsquaroId,
308 Wc5arIanb Str; Snube.
G0paro 6. urb 2ouife 9rjntut6,
765 Seoam Ctr; anabe.
Gbarlss uno Gruce Rutbemeper,
4120 gatsman Str; Wdbteu.
gscil .. uno sSsnnie Rouis, lois
Combine Qpe.; &nabe.
Sobn 81. uno Marg1rst Sracp,
1131 8ranb QlDs.; WldbheR.
Gbarles e. uno Gmma Real, Gpp.
inqtou, 4n., anube.
Daniel uno CLARA Sraut, 2517
6dliteQo Str; Gndbe.
Saco6 uno Goa 5absr, 2O17 Gen.
traI Qne.; ana6e.
;Srso. 70. uuo Gt6eIine 9ptts, 1139
Tritts Str; Rdohen.
2ouis unb Minnie Sdtpa6sl, 1891
Central 9lps.; Rnabe.
@eorge unb 6eler gprcoran, 823
gbdrlottc Ctr; Wdo6en.
Srant unb 5rances 9emitettsr, 624
qrice Gin Roab; WGbhen.
Soiepb uno 8ernaoino 9reig, 212S
Ct. Wihasl Ctr; anabe.
Gonaro unb Sarab Wtc8ratp, 627
Burns Str.; Wdoden.
2lrtbur uno gearl SttIss, 6. unb
State 4pe.; anabe.
Robert 8. unb Gouiie &riep, 2821
Golsrdin 4pe. ;Gnabs,
GbarIes unb gisIlie Souss, 81
murttn Str; Snabe.
Sobn uno Martba 5snorits, 90G
Gin Str; Rdbfen.
Samss unb Sulia Gibbsns, 62z
State ape.; anabe.
Sofepb uno Waria Sin, 1854 Bel
mont 4pe.; anabe.
Gpuis unb Spiepbine Weib, 2l36
Storrs Ctr; RGbhen.
8eorge unb Anna Stet, $3.50
8arfap 4pe.; &nabe.
9orrn uno 6enristta 2ameier, Ills
State 4pe.; Gnabs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-29
gterbli6feitsberitbt.

gaul 2tnfdab, %, 125 8orfisIo
plnce; 8auAfeIent3iino
Serrp S'Gonner, G5, 237 Wsit 8.
Npenue; IubertuIoie.
Sobn Gornor, 81, 145 0it Ules
Uliten 2oe.; 5ubertuloIe.
gbomas WaYeari 19, 521 Dsit ).
4Denue; 5ubertuloIe.
Sobn 6ueIsmann, 50, 1907 2inn
StraBe; 2ungenent3iinbuHg.
S6peiter Guqenid Iu ct. Sacria
mentt, 80, 8ibDle RoaD; 5ubertuloIe.
Barbara 5iler, 90, GitpSnftrmarn;
NltersIhpGhs.
SEQ :. 9rumlebe, 50, 123 0oisa
Qoenue; 6arnpergiitung.
2uopiq Rieb, 85, 1924 Site 2lps.;
QbernDertaItung.
So9n Gbsrsn3. IS, 624 prics 6ia
Roab; NOernberfuItung.
@tbel D&. G6rbreht, a, 1922 5ons
psrs Ctr; Quugenent3iinDung.
Bridget 9srrid, 81. BOA Wet5ront
Strube; Gungenent3uuDung.
Uap Montaqus, SO, ct. 5runeis
6oIpital; 6irnIhlaq.
Carrie 8ereIt, 46, 19275dirmount
NDenue; S6laqTluB.
5bonas S'Gonnors, 4, 1885 2sbs
man aoao; StarIahfieber.
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straFenrnu6.

G6arles gentsrt, % Sabre alt, BON
Q8eit Sort, g., Duroe an Der Sim
Strabe, nabe Der 8. Qpe.. bon 3Dei
Rduberr, ben oenen elmer einsn rotbeu
. .Spe1tsr" tru8, niebergeIhlagen uuo
lin feline 8uur16oft beraubt. Giner
Der BegeIagsrer ronnte in Elm 5aus
an @sorgs unb Sim StraBe, pel6es
ipdtsr bon Qeutnant Rpan uno oen
9oIi8iIten 8per uno 8rabamp our4s
fu6t tpuroe. Die 8edmten faubsn ben
% Sabre alten Glppe Goone BON geo.
868 gaHtlit Strabs, Gooingtor, &p.,
IN pem 5auie Dor urc ber6afteten oens
ielben. Der 9ef1nqene mar NIT einem
rotben Spsater betleioet. @r bes
t6euert ieine uni6ulo.
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1dAIi9er Wsartt Uerid,t

e'neinHatl, ~. Senuar.
Die naAislesnssa CustirnaasH be,istea
10 asr anf ensrss fransaftssHen. 3st
IHaevsH osf4aitss usrSea etsas tstsr.
v.sifs bers4nes.
.Drstil sats.
Der Nsrft sar rasis ans BE Trsigs ite.ts.
e4mail - vrima 6sssm . ec--s. 90
f.s.t.
trsxsnstfarlsH.st tgeiia. msrs,
itetis. Gbsrt eIsar 6titsn9 =. 0Le. ibori
AisSeHIsiten oL--ss, eytrG fbsrt clear
es.isa sH-ss. S4uitern ~ - Sc.
Ssniss ~ - ioks isfe snb Ks me5r
ssrpa8t.
sss.n = = Nssst Rsta. stsrs nars
6eiisa lo-l0l<t, isrts NisSsMfsitsH 9K
--I0s, sYtra fksrt clear osittn sA--loe.
easltsrn 81 - o. .ss DsIiss 10Y -
ii1e isf nas ~ pr vfaus nstr pey,
psdt.
Sugar Cared. eIstfA.- Marst aais.
GAialsa 1850 - i4.OO, pisnif e6nliss
S.5o- 1000. 0ssaifsa 1assR l6.00--Is 90
o4siisra s:7o = s.2s. 3sD .Dsrs Snl
e6tnb9n II. 600. 90.
oGtast1tstts eTstf6.-Nartf ae.
liz GdiRfsH M-I2Ks, Vifnle e6uIsssa
- 6<s, 1eaies lax - t3s, 9Anitera
s-GHs. Rss Osrs Gat e4uliers s,
q.
GsifAssetsifA.-G4 G4islssio,S " Lie.
,vienie eAalisrn TX - 6s. o4slfsrs 7K
~ Ibsn Mspssisstss w = ~ Hen
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Bonn Sm1ertiib.

Die 8artenlaubs", Don Der
6ie erIte 2ieferung bss reuen Sabr.
gangs ein9etroffen lift, 1T fSrtsoric9
Dem 9roBeH geniolnet, oe6en 200. &C.
burt5tog in gang Geutihlauo sefsiert
noroen lit. Die Drummer entbdlt
3ublreihs farbigs SQuItrationeu, Res
prpputtionen bsriibmter Gemdlns, bic
ben groben a0nig in perihieoenen
qhroien feiues 2ebens oarIteaen. 4udl
isins llmqeburq lit niht pergeiIen DOT
oen uRb Elm qutgeI6risbener 2lrtitel
iiber i'm, bon 5ermarn b. 4}etersoorff,
aibt Die 8sIsbrung.
Gjleit3ettiq Iinb uns burd Sutton
DtHbler8 9uhbanolunq p 9
SO d E" uno rSlIufrtrte 3et-
tung" suqegangen. SIN Der aWohe-
pirD angstunoiat, ouB i'm neuenSubrs
gang ben osutihen &oIonien Ipie iibers
haupt ben 3euti6en i'm Quslano uno
psm oeutidsn grportbanoel beiunoere
&ohtunq geihentt rperoen Miro. 8ers
id7isoene etnihId9ige 4rtitet Itno in Der
sriten 2iefsrung bereits snthalten
.Gape, Wlouno arb 2ate
gnelIer5 ano other prtmts 10
tive peop pie" bon 6torence Spi.
broot. 8erIaQ BON 3. s. 5eatb &
60, Bolton. 13S Seiten. ,Su 2eineu
gebunoen. 40 Gents. 9as als Ge6rnIit.
tel btitintmte 8u6 lit BON groBem err
8ie6ertIhem Wert6. Nus Wtangsl an
siuihldgige1n Waterial bei6rdnteu iidl
unfere S2uleH bein Stuotum oes
pritHittpeu Qebers auf bic @stinos
lrnp oSHoiuner, oeRen Die Gioiljiatiou
Q6folut nifts perpuntt. Die SobLen5ea
tpobner uHp bic Yfablbauer rpareu
dber unIere 8orfahreH uno bieieu hds
ben mir manhes gu oeroanten. Das
Stuoium ibrer 2ebenspeiie fiihrt llns
elm in bic 4nfdnge Der Civilization.
IS erfiillt uns auh nit Qlhtuug Doc
pem Wtut6, Der Nusoauer unn ibrsm
Gnpdifuuosbermogen, Die jene frlhen
8oifer in tbrem unauseefegten Ganpf
seaen bic unqiinitie'ten 2ebensperhGlt-
nifie an ben Sag leqteu. 5rl. ooIbroot
gtbt in ibrem Bud aud an3iebeube
8eIhreibuugen Der prtmttipen oanos
| fsrtigteitstiinite tpie 4ebeu, SptnneH.
2soernerarbsitunq, 6erfteaung pom
Sppferpaaren unb Sfmud. g8ir rDers
BEN unterrittet bon Oer2trt uro Weife
ne bis1e meniter bic tptloeu Ihiere
| 5dhmten, nis Iis 9Seuer mad,teH, loans
nel trisbsn unn ferner erholten mir ets
nen Gtnbltf in ibr JamtlisnlsbeH.
/ 3ublreihe slluitratiouea erbobsa ben
Mertb bss 9a4es.
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Hare Geiten 81 - 81, srfta ftsrt 6sstsn
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Nstt u1t Ostrstpe.

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sl-SNt, Beaiss s-l0,se ser yfxss.
Nstl uRt Sstrstb.
Msti.-yexes minter Satent S4.25~-
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eamiIs t3.40--8.65, Grtra t3.25-3.30, srs
SiHSrss 13.O0--3.2O. barter Wstpn Dateat
$5.15-5. go, ss. .fsnes44.40--4.75 DO. Gsmits
A.i0--4.20; Nsssenmesl, HsrbnskliA ses
mifstes $4.76--4.Bj, rtines Sits 800
5,25. aemifAtes 14.75--5.00 Der 3Sf.
M etasn. Nartt rutte uns itetia.
Q rpther Btuter 10l --l03e. As. 8 bo. 81
--lO0e. 70. rstser 84--93e Per Uufbsf
Bersauft wuroen: Gar ao.2 rother Winier
su l03c. Gar wsiber SO. l0lHe. auf
benz 8eleiie.
Melt dssrn. VERT ru5is uus ftes
tia. Rs.2 neites 69--70c. Es.3 meibes 90
--69e, Rs. nssseG 65--sTHe. 30. q asl.
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DO. 83--s5ke. Re. q sexti6tes 67---s8e,
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10. 3 95--97e. 10. 4 81 Soc.
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6erfsum -Jrisistrsisrae si.42
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SrsIsE -. yh-.lssys.ir. wiss.r
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eyssms sstsnts $3.50 - 500. sirssS5tb
~ 40 6r MsyerA "A gnl On

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a. .40--4.6O. 06fsrs %. .so---4.8o.
Hstssn. --Tdr Sanuar 9S--98s<e. an
sdluB Ss7<t ftr Rdt 102 - 1896,
am shtus lO2Ne; far SuIt 95ss--96ssc,
am ehIuB 9sAe; fir September 9411--
945&e, ? m Ghlus 9424c.
Meli dssrn. - Ssr Sanusr 64sSe,
am sdIub s4hc iiir Wai 671s--
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EsaGsR. - Hs. 2 93e.
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quite bts k,it, WaLtgerf, l2o-13s.
Iatsi1antr.- -Rs. q. I'D. 2Ijx:.
go. J. n. 70. 252c.
81 s!bs aaH... R.usr $12.00
- 1900 per Gensnsr.
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50 so: ftit gs1tember S972X.
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per 100 y'uns. - Tar Januar ss.57H--
8 go, AM SAIus ss.57He; ftr Rat $3.50
---s.ss, amshlus ss.S1K; far9uti $s.82H
---8.87H, am s6lus sS.55; fir Septembe'
s.. .971%.
Buttsr.-narst ftetis. gr.smsrs 29-
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c. TO. 8afalo.
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1910. Ao--42c.
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tesH sK-ske. b. stitser II-lIK:.
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b 30 - $50. Tsftrirtss tit fetia. Son.
tinsnt 1886. Q. 4. 80 30. GsMpsgHs g..
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