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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-04-18
LOOKS LIKE
: THINGS ARE
CHEAPER
Old "High-Cost-of j ,iving'

Old "High-Cost-of Il living" Ii
being punched In the solar plexus
He has been receiving some ha I'd
punches for some time, the first
landed being swat TO the egs
prices several weeks Ego.
Then New Zealand butter and
an early spring put crimp in
him on the butter line and today
be is getting drubbiES all ovel
from cabbage to strawberries.
His beef is about the only
thing that is saving him from a
knockout.
Florida grapefruit timbled Fri.
day from as high as Sc to as low
as $3.50.
Strawberries came down to az
low as $1.25 crate Sweet po.
tatoes dropped SO cents hun.
dred. Cauliflower dropped to az
low as 81 a dozen. Head lettuce
declined Is cents a crate. Green
peas declined one cent and sold
at Z cents pound Friday after.
noon.
"Gardensass" is coming In
strong now and prices are expect
ed to gradually drop to where
people can fill up in Iood shape
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ANIMALS YOU DON'T KNOW
SOME RUBBER NECK is THE HYENA

There are hyenas and hyenas
There's the laughing hyena, prob
ably the ugliest, most grotesque-
looking creature of the animal
kingdom, and there Is the striped
hyena and the cave-hyena. The
picture above Is that of the striped
hyena. Its long neck is the dis
tinctive characteristic of the
hyena, and it is also noted for the
strength of it's neck and jaws. It's
beast of nocturnal habits, hid
ing by day and hunting by night,
and the object of Its hunt is often
living animals.
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Notorious Drug
Fiend Captured

Said to have broken into the
room of japanese woman in the
American hotel, 1347 " C street,
last evening, attacked the woman
and robbed her of SIS and a $65
gold watch, Harry Carson, drug
fiend and betrayer of Roy WEIGH,
the murderer of Janitor A. II.
Warden, was captured on the
street, and is now held in Jail.
Carson was under the influence of
drugs when caught. According to
his testimony at Welch's trial,
when he succeeded in sending
the colored boy to the penitenti-
airy for the remainder of his life,
Carson uses 80 to 40 grains OF
drugs daily.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-04-18
Father and Daughter Figure In
a Double Wedding Unexpectedly

FOREST GROVE, Ore, April
1S.-Father and daughter were
two of the principals in surprise
double wedding here Tuesday,
when ii. Thurston Buxton and
Miss Maude Miller and his daugh-
ter, Miss Ethel Buxton, and Wal
ter Gardner were united in mar
riage of Rev. e. Y. Stivers.
Rev. Mr.. Stivers came from Nc
Minnville, twenty-five miles away,
to perform the ceremony of Miss
Buxton and Mr.. Gardner. After
congratulations and been offered
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MAYORS ASSAILANT Will
BE SENT TO MATTEAWAN

NEW YORK, April 1S.-The
condition of Corporation Counsel
Polk, who yesterday was struck
in the jaw by a bullet intended
for Mayor Mitchell of New York,
was reported satisfactory today.
He rested well last night and sur
geons at the New York hospital
said he would be able to resume
his duties In a few days.
Michael p. Mahoney was ar
raigned today for the shooting.
He was charged with assault with
intent to kill. II was believed
he would be sent to the asylum
at Matteawan for the insane, as
Mayor Mitchell recommended this
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the father arose and said to Miss
Miller: "Maude, let's try that. "
and he drew the license from his
pocket and handed 1t to the pas
tor, who with the guests stood
agape with surprise.
Mr.. Buxton is a director of the
First National bank, and is the
son of the late Henry Buxton, an
Oregon pioneer Of 1916. He is a
brother of Austin Buxton, former
president of the Oregon State
Grange.
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Janitor Was
the Burglar

Flashing a lantern about as he
worked in the top floors of the
Commercial club building at
o'clock this morning, a night jani-
tor gave every appearance of be-
ing a burglar. Persons who saw
the occasional flashes of light in
the club windows, became alarmed
and notified the police. Seven Of
ficers searched the building, only
to find the janitor calmly at work
with a broom.
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course.
"Mahoney," said Mitchell to-
day. "is a rum soaked hobo. sod
den, embittered and probably in
sane. Except for his advanced
years. he Is characteristic pro-
duct Of the cheap whisky bars.
He might be imprisoned for 20
years for the attack and this
would mean life In his case. l be.
lieve ii would be better to send
him to Matteawan.
1.-The shooting probably result
ed from the weakening of Ma
honey's mind under heavy drink
ing. am satisfied there was no
conspiracy to take my life."
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IN
GC0NCERT

Nearly 500 Tacoma school chill
dren from the sixth, seventh and
eighth grades gave a splendid
concert at the Tacoma theater
last night. Another is being Civ.
en- this afternoon and "a third will
be given this evening.
The concert was a revelation to
the packed house, the music be
ing inspiring. Some Of the little
folks showed remarkable voices.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-04-18
enough Names On
Everett Recall

EVERETT, April 18.-Suffi-
cient signatures were found in the
checking Of petitions asking the
recall of Mayor Christensen and
Commissioner Thompson to mean
that Everett will probably be calf
ed upon to hold special election.
The petition against Mayor Chris
tenson contained 1856 names,
while that against Commissioner
Thompson carried 1884.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-04-18
Vanderbilt His
Valet On Trip

NEW YORK, April 1S.-Will-
lam X. Vanderbilt came to Amer.
lea today from his French home
on the Olympic. Here is what he
did on the. way over:
Did his own valeting.
Played solitaire from II to
noon.
Played auction bridge from
to 3.
Had a Turkish bath.
Wore the same black clothes,
cap and shoes all the way over.
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zivesseIs Lost

VALDEZ. Alaska, April 49,
The tug Tatoosh, with the barge
America in tow, carrying 40 car
pehters bound for the CRANKY
Mining & Smelling company's
mines, and $500 tons of machin-
cry, is seven days overdue from
Seattle, and grave fears are ex-
pressed that they have been
wrecked.
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It Saves Groom

PORTLAND, Ore, April 49,
When his captors' automobile
crashed into a fence, Henry Will
son Shields, who had been carried
away by three friends after his
marriage to Miss Alice M. Strahl-
man, in st. Johns Episcopal
church, leaped from their grasp
and escaped, reaching the recep-
ton in time to prevent his alb
sence being noticed.
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1t isn't much larger than the
rifle carried by the soldiers. 1t
weighs 35 pounds. 1t can easily
be carried by one man. Yet 1t is
capable of destroying an entire
regiment in three minutes. All
the work is done by two soldiers.
1t can be assembled completely
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will Consider Women Workers
In Factories at Next Session

ing in factories. will be made. in
Guiding the selection of the con-
ferees to represent the employees
and the disinterested public. The
members of the commission have
already made their nominations
for these positions.
The matter of apprenticeship
in mercantile establishments will
also be taken IN.
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Sheriff Says
They Are ST.

MONTESANO, Wash. April IS.
Sheriff Mathews stated posi-
lively today that the four men
arrested at Seattle this week are
the men who robbed the Bank of
Elma. Three of them have been
positively identified by Cashier
France, Bookkeeper Fleming.
aud, he said, other men who were
in the bank at the time OF the
holdup.
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American Held

NEW WESTMINSTER, b. c.,
April 18.-Charged with having
assisted Hindu in numbering an
other Hindu at Matsqui, b. c., for
his money, last November, Will
liam Nansen, young American,
was remanded to Jail to await
pleading.
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ROOSEVELT TO
BE OFFERED
FACULTY JOB

WASHINGTON, l.. c., April Is.
A decided sensation was caused
here today when 1t was reported
from faculty sources that express
ident Roosevelt would be offered
the presidency Of Washington and
Jefferson college on his return to
the United States from Brazil.
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OLYMPIA, April 18.-Plans
are being laid by Labor Commits
sioner e. w. Olson for the meet
ing of the minimum wage COM
mission here next Tuesday, April
81, at which time several i'm
portant matters are coming up.
Plans for the next conference,
this time to be on the matter OF
minimum wage for women work.
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Yes" replied the austere par
emit, but Paul says, He that mar
rieth doth we'll, hnt he that mar
rieth not, doth BETTER
WE'LL" was young Bryan's re-
ply, after rubbing his head, "Solo-
man was a better Judge, as he had
a thousand wives and Paul had
none"
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and readily, for action, in ten
minutes. But the remarkable
feature about 1t is its rapidly of
action.
When firing at an object sew
eral miles away, a third man,
with field glasses, finds the range
for the man behind the gun.
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Enforce the Law

JUNEAU, Alaska, April 49,
District Attorney John Rustgarl
has just received orders from the
department of justice to enforce
the Sunday closing law relating to
saloons.
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Robbers Happy

ABERDEEN, April 1S.-With
the four suspected robbers of the
Elma bank stoutly shackled to-
gether, Sheriff Schelle Mathews
and Deputy Sheriff Joe Searles
arrived at Montesano late yester-
day afternoon. The prisoners
seemed to enjoy the notoriety
given them.
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Granted Divorce

Harriette II. Tewksbury was
granted a divorce in the superior
court yesterday afternoon from
Walter Tewksbury, with the right
to her maiden name, and divis.
ion of the community property
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Solomon Best as Judge Of Wives,
SAYS Ardent Suitor, w. J. BRYAN

WASHINGTON, ID. c., April 10.
Secretary OF State Bryan told
of some difficulties he had In OBJ
tanning he hand of his wife. He
went to his prospective father-in-
law and broke the news to him
in this way:
Solomon says, He that getteth
wife getteth a good thing"
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You don't have to pay $3.50
for the late novels. The Times
will print them in its shovel q
Week" series, throughout the
season.
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ment that his representatives
were entirely wrong in the indig-
mites they put the United States
government to. The president is
determined that " General Huerta
has not yielded by o'clock SUM-
day afternoon he will take the
matter to congress Monday"
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WILSON DETERMINED

WASHINGTON, d. c., April IS.
Following was the official
statement at the White House at
1890: "Huerta is still insisting
upon doing something less than
demanded, something less than
will constitute an acknowledge
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"Swap" ads, Is words 3 times
10 cents. See Want Ad page. 80
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Rear Admiral Charles J. Bad
ger, cOmmander-in-chief of the
Atlantic fleet, now hurrying TO
Mexico.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-10-22
For Real Estate, see H. w. Ga.sts.

insurance. surety bonds. Geo. M. Reed
Who? Mary Pickford, in The Bish-
ops Carriage" Where? Bijou theatre
When? Monday evening. Can you af-
ford to miss it? You can not.
h. 5. Sweet was in Lewiston the last
OF the week on business under consid-
Grafton by the executive board of the
Lewiston Livestock show, of which he
issa member.
Inc Hancock studio Is open next to
Lingo's store. Photographs and prices
are right. If you get your photos there
they will be right.
On and after October %. until fur
ther notice, extra copies of the Spokes-
man. Review will be sold at Zoe each.
This does not apply to regular subscrib-
ers, HARRY yUooD
The Camera club met "Wednesday Of
tefnoon as the guest of Miss Bessie
Eimers at the John r. Eimers, home
An unusually large attendance was re-
had
MAJOR Fred Reed is scheduled to ar
rive IN Grangeville tonight to confer
win the members of the Commercial
eiup regarding the Idaho county ex-
hloit at the Frisco fair and other mat
ters 'i's
ABE l.. Harchelrode, candidate for re-
erection as state representative on the
u. o. T. ticket, came in from his Mace
near Winona Saturday to mingle with
county seat voters and take in the
braoy meeting at the opera house in
the evening.
a last basket ball game was witness
cd at the High school gym Tuesday
evening when team of All stars abont
town defeated quintette composed Of
souhs men who are in the city attend
lns the teachers institute. The All
stars won. % to IA.
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two years to proceed with the work and
protect the county interests in the
most effective and beneficial manner.
Mr. Long represents the second district
and Mr.. Rice the third Jacob Sites.
the well known farmer fruitgrower and
gardener OF Sites, is the partys choice
for commissioner from the first district
and he will receive a good strong vote
from the people of his home community
all of which is mighty fine testi-
monial as to his worth.
The Republican party is especially
pleased to offer to the voters of Ida
no county the name of John p Eimers
for county auditor clerk and recorder
During his years of residence in Idaho
county John Eimers name has been
synonym for success, both in private
and public life. AS a farmer, then a
business man, later state representative
and then sheriff of Idaho county, Mr.
Eimers has always identified his work
with the stamp of competency and fair
ness and today there Is no man In
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Rooms with or without board; call at
Richard bouse or nbone All Aft
Lumber and shingles have been dellv-
cred for f. S. Sweets new barn on the
Schmadeka place north of town. The
structure is to be 4Sx70 feet using abou'
10000 feet of lumber and over 5o'ooV
shingles, all of which were delivered
from the Madison Lumber yards last
week. This will be one of the largest
barns in the country.
Ward Van Vert and Sue Harris re-
turned Monday from trip to the En-
terprise section in eastern Oregon where
they had contemplated locating on
homestead. They did not find the couh-
try to their liking and returned here
to remain indefinitely. Shorty Hlgss,
who made the trip with them, declue"
to remain in Oregon for a while.
| Arthur Myers came out this weeh
from the Mt. Marshall mine IN inc
Marshall Lake country where he mas
been working during the summer ne
! reports the mine in good condition anu
says that the weather in the mountains
the past month has been very stormy
He win go down to Lewiston SatAfua>'
taking his mother to the hospitai lheie
| for treatment
On October 16 DIR. and Mrs. W. p
Sims invited number of frlehas
meet Mr.. and Mrs. A. Bettes, OF nan
| son, Idaho Mr. Bettes has recele,s
moved west. The greater part oil NJ
life has been spent in New York oui
| cago and St Louis. where he mas H"N
/ laboratories and his entire life has pee"
devoted to scientific research. i'u.l IN.
the evening Mr. Bettes gave tan
along the line of his studies which va
thoroughly enjoyed by all present %
last Sunday he conducted the bi'',
class at the Federated Sunday sen0 -
giving a talk on the Mosaic account
J creation
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phase. condition and need of the school
interests of the county and the bulk
of improvements and progress notice.
able In Idaho county educational inter-
ests is due to his capable and untir-
ing efforts. The voters of the county
will not make the mistake of interrupt
ing the good work now being so well
done by changing pilots In this import
ant office.
Hervin Rothwel Us without doubt the
best equipped man In Idaho county to-
day to handle the affairs of the asses
sors office and the Globe does not
bubble when the statement is made
that he will be kept on the job. For
many years past. regardless of whether
the assessors office was occupied by a
Republican or a Democrat, Mr.. Roth
well was always the right hand man In
the office and the man on whom the
greater part of the work fell. Realiz-
ing this, the voters chose him as as
SCISSOR and the confidence they reposed
in him. was worthily placed, as he has
made good at all times He will be
re- elected without a doubt
Selecting the winning candidates fol
county surveyor and county coroner is
as Grantland Rice says, about as diff
cult as robbing the blind. Fl. b. Blake
and f. Clifford Spedden. the Republican
candidates for these Offices are up fol
reelection and with good records be-
hind them will win in walk.
On the whole, it's a mighty good
ticket and no one will go amiss to vote
1t straight
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to need extra mention other than the
mere publication of his name. Frank
knows as many Of the voters, probably
as almost any man In the county, and
is as we'll known by them. He comes
before the people on his record and Is
ready to stand OF fall by the work he
has done.
For probate judge the Republicans
have nominated l.. M. Harris, the well
known real estate man. who has been
a resident of the county for the past
fourteen years, during every day of
which time he has been an active. po-
tent factor in the upbuilding of the
county's best interests. Mr.. Harris is
a man OF good judgment, energy and
business integrity, the qualities most es-
sential In a competent and satisfactory
probate judge. This official has to do
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Idaho county who enjoys a greater or
more widespread personal popularity
than he. One certainty established by
his business and official record is, when
John Eimers Is elected to the county
authorship he will devote his whole
time. energy and ability to the duties
of that office and can be found there
by the taxpayers and citizens whenever
they have business to transact with
that official. The Republican party is
entitled to the office of county audit
Or clerk and recorder and In presenting
the name of John F. Eimers the party
submits to the voters a candidate who
Is competent, honest and capable to the
highest degree.
A Hustler for Sheriff.
For sheriff. James A. Standage. the
popular Joseph rancher, Is making
sweeping canvass OF the county and If
there Is voter who hasn't heard of
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with the property and interests of
widows and orphans. Mr. Harris busi-
ness experience far better qualities and
fits him for this office than any smat-
tering of legal lore, picked in few
years Of law practice. With these quail
ifications 1t Is reasonable to predict
that Mr.. Harris will make one of the
best probate judges Idaho county has
ever had.
Percy M. Granville for county super
intendent is another Republican candi-
date well known by his long public SER
vice. He is in close touch with every
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Standage or hasn't met this hustling
candidate face to face, we have yet to
hear of him. And Standage will put
the same vim and enterprise into his
work as sheriff that he has manifest
ed as candidate and the voters will
never be called upon to apologize II they
elect Mr. Standage.
Frank S. Rice, the Republican candi-
date for county treasurer and tax col
lector, has been in the harness too long
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IN
CONVENTION
CONTINUED from Page ~
Friday.

CONTINUED from Page ID
Friday.
Seat Work In the Upper Grades
.......... .................. Miss Aver
"The New Social Responsibilities of
the School, .............. Mr.. Black
English Literature and Compost
ton in Idaho Preparatory Schools"
............ .............. MI. COLLINS
Among Those Present.
The list of all the teachers in attend
ance as announced by County Superin-
tendent Granville is as follows:
Mt Idaho-Miss leila Names, Miss
Aletha odle. Miss Edith E. Simpson.
Grangeville-D. +. r. Rice, ]. ]. Sta
ley, F. C. Robinson, Miss Helen Gwinn,
Miss Olive Coram. Miss Edythe Stowell,
Miss Donna Bowsher, Miss Helena Bake
WELL Miss Bessie Longfellow. Miss Ag-
mes Mcdonald. Miss Josie Robb, Miss
Grace PEBBLES. Miss zadie Keith, Mrs.
Ollie M. Meader, Miss Olive M. Hurd,
Miss Ida Isaksen. Miss Clara Gunter,
Miss Flossie Montgomery, Miss Ella
McGrade, e. A. Carpenter Miss Mary
j. Jewell, Miss Laura NJ. Moore, Geo.
A. Haskin, Miss Margaret Watson, T.
A. Daugherty, Miss Gladys Riley, Miss
Katheryn Vincent, Miss Inez Callan and
Miss Margaret Sweet.
Cottonwood C. W. jenkins, Miss
Margaret Reilly. Miss Elva Gray Miss
Fannie McGrew, Miss Janette Wood,
Miss Ruby Harvey Miss Alma Robert
son, Miss Helen Crosby, Miss Trula
Lucile-Miss Margaret Daubenspeck.
Canfield-Miss Mary A. Cochran, Miss
Blanche Mcdonald.
| (,Ipor yy,,, Nanuauta Mics
Fay Westminster. Miss Ora Cowling,
Mrs. b. II. Names, A. Glenn Flory
| Keuterville Miss Annie Gaul, Mrs.
Anna M. Fryer. Miss Anna Flynn.
| Whitebird-J. w. Curtis, Miss Ivy C.
Peterson. Mrs. May B. Meyer. Miss
Jennie Peters, Miss Mary Wolison Miss
Katheryn Broderick, Miss Dorothy NJ.
! Barker.
Tharp-Miss Myrtle Cowgirl.
| Westlake-Miss AIDA Nj. Calvin
Sites Miss Lottie Petrie, o. w.
James, Miss Mildred Martin, Miss Ber-
tina Whitley, Miss Mae Bethany. Miss
Selma Wrooi.
| Elk City-Miss Cora Hanson.
| Kooskia-W L. Bryan. Miss Mary
Hunter, Miss Helma Hunter, Miss Hal
lie f. Jones. Miss Mary Edwards, Miss
Anna f. Funk. Miss Olive Ratcliff,
Miss 10y Hawkins, Miss Ruth Ball,
Miss Helen Guthrie Miss Ethel Ball,
Miss Ina NJ. Hawkins.
| Pollock-Miss Laura Cunningham.
| Boles-Miss Ruth Riley.
Harpster--Miss Madge Williams.
| Greencreek-Miss NJ. Raymond, Miss
NJ Zita, Miss Irene Deierling.
Northumberland Smith, Miss Bertha
Hacket Miss Alice A. Holtbuer, Miss
Amy b. Morris, Miss Frances Cunning
ham, George Tautfest.
Winona-Miss Bertha Sterling, Miss
Coda Wilson, Miss Lillian Cope, Miss
Rose McEntee. /.
Kamiah-Miss Cora Hurley, Leonard
Brunnors,
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Fire insurance. H. w. Carrots.

Fire insurance. H. w. Carrots.
Bargains In wall paper A. w. Rob-
inson & Son. 45-4t
WANTED-Stock to pasture. Inquire,
If BEN BAKER.
C. ]. Hall is up from the Salmon riv-
re this week.
For farm loans see C. NJ. Butler.
Sites, Idaho.
Three houses for Interchangeable
Savings & Trust CO.
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G. 0. P. LIST

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