The Oregon mist., August 31, 1906, Image 2

Entered at th fatoSu at H. H.kas,
Orejroa. a wwrmd-cU. mail ratter.
IitD Kvkkv Fanny Er
E. II. .'LAW.
EDIT5I AJrr I-KO. a.f.TCg.
ntr. and r . in thouM (r o-h-r ' TEKXMIt.
.spioied. I( I (-- air irrOi
' ltiH.n orh cane and tramiaf. bat ? Sij jM ntrnnl h bostled
'who Muse tad, their d.tr in ilus - j ' 8" MwbAit and w getting thing ia
' .pert, they ttvcqU lw emlH to d . J! and wii! br ready lor Ihc rrceptt-
jto nd , an l-fficM!l isiieot ' . e
, siswld U .led In (bw ok. Jin. C. !. Rom went not o I'attUnd
STATE
FAIR EXHIBITS
I Tliil. Tbmt adult whether " ' ake porch tot the ttt
or wiif r !,ii tl.ifci U f ;fi !, of homt. She ta ! brr buttua-i estcl to
m a'iv Hianner nvnidbate to a bria
C-iw'deiior;iecy, t beid
prior t
Helens.!
One copy, one year, to ad rtact
Six nvmia . ... . . .
ijUPti notft S" cent per line.
mimv. a-, si, nw.
comki.vim; kkwxv,
AH exhibits for the Stite Fair that tan Ik- cnt in
. t I tM . ... O
..-..- .. WjmtAtiihr rS th.m! K. w,-lt f , . IV I I . I itlki
HuuKurag in ie dusk ci .w' .-. . - - , . . ,
fmxmi sc. former's- mrtl b Mrv . Aficr September ;th end them to h. M. vuw.
I-air Grounds, Unon. r-eim ,
,.,;.. ..-.,- V.t ei-etables, hops,1
Mul 1 .WflMS I ... . ... . fV. ...... .' "-' J - rf ...
" ....,... f Uuninavi (n,m Mr TT.,.. . I . . - . . I . .!... .-,, 1 :mr
. .. ..... . " ...... . , ...... t. , ... . . ... ,.rv tt'-lkMIt I ll t A t.ll 111-
tin ci.iaif. m.!.u iu jor.l ct,.. !. t Pl7ftui, that Kr htt!
WntH(TOI W. IIOIIOO CM ,!,,. Ik,r hjm hlr. .t
trtcitiatit ttt,, C meat ay 'ot t rojoth a
b:ii.-oi(.u arTurrntiT r 5. !- suLstaiitial Drizes for exhibits, and w arc e'ng to
to S.e licfT'!ii U t;c j RnlmooJ, tbe UUcf ktvtng nuvr! al Count'S Kxhibit"
v-.in tirui.;i w IW fJJCII JO. OCT k oust oa f tn( M. i ' . ... . . vtf
Koorifi. That !'
pznMiBievt . tarn, or
jnth-, bat f.irir lUl i lwt
fr-r t.! m:irr-! o to tliikl
I.) Lc !
wool, haras, bacon in fact everv product of the 1
cverylxxly's help hi the work of making this exhibit acmht.
. ! to tlie county. The management of the Nate hair is ottering
uo our
f tbcKich the hmA mmrlilllnl umkilnM... V " e . : ... .1- Pn Hill LlllllUV.
u ttfir,nni ; f.m-n .v ry"": rrr, r: r1; r;v: , ,r canned
ols fkii iUrf U t jail t Tmoi. j u rsrher cart i chanttrr, tit
..am..,, n,r..j .u, tori..f , tl,iWwa of ahoui it lai jwoJttliuD
monry tr,i pn'- Tlx- Krrftinjf i UAiUi b anj are rrr,i.JeriwJ at
Ttltw,o. P'jffUr. I, r.: "Tle r.t- rf r .orI. 0, it Bly u dcribJ
l.ixliatlionttarp.itir,gtfiiHW uarratl coort. Ti.e o-.ort Jr the
tl Tacooi officer ill 4o it h fec . j t:w ,v,ad ia tiw ,Uc of Itw trne
l!cr hicli it ii rfct-l lU .roan j ,nni, rd eolir.jr i!b piol'
man iiir t-a to wo i-r in' J ,ikiii ie !o fiwl tt, cauw of tt.e tiou
M ritunvi-f ua r lr t'!; auJ tfjB mith the autborilr of if
atiKmot he i ai.l to ' are -ij,-d 015 f . f,,tl, ,n, ,,,,54 a'riur t
wonniett pauer.- Here in tr ei . ; li the UrtJ
e,Deotii,egr!t raur t Jf l' i.wrnUrti of , eo.ifl of chaocerT. direci.
reraletf-f rh.H rf tf.ia chrsctr. nami-oaU be l,i l.-r ilic arlli ,.l
The ffict r. itt(. are rotije tr act
collection agnt for hanka iivl priiate
inJirWiia!, and til that tie c a o
eaithy parei l lia t. du i to "make
. gxl" the anKMnf (,e ha atoiea !.:
core iaimiinitT from panii.iijm!. T' -Ur.k
official n., the laa- o(Scr
i proarcnte if the mcme ii f.jrtficoui-
tn. it it a Terr attractive profxmlmn
tot bigh-loofrj erirnifiaUiid there ooLI
teem tt be 1 opfortanitr fartii-
etablib;ng ofa-'ltiaiate" iodoftry iu
thia Jiue. A Bian witlj winne capital can
itart oot as a forger and if he u onJe
tectedtlie pfofjj tl.oal exceed those of
the beef trim, ahiie all t-'iat it tecee
aary ia cajeof detection it for him tu
draw genoioe ci.rck f jc the mniiaa'
ana proceed to new forgerie. Bot he
mart be able to make rJ. H he it a
Dnile wan and telf bcca(ie he
neei the cash or becaote his environ
ment hat made of him a eonimon crimi
nal, oc from a natural depravity, there
ia no oth eay method of ewaririi; im
monity. The jjenitetitiary j fur nch a
he, and that it right, but mhy thould
the contrary practice prevail tor the
other fellow? what right have the
athoritioof Portland or elsewhere to
to announce that a criminal will not be
protocoled if lie make the bss he
hat caud7 Common
the cini.j.
Die eipernuce ol uther Ute. w here
Juvenile Cvoft have been ia operation
Kir M-icraJ rear, a eii a- oar own
limited experiencv, amply demonstrate
ti, it tin metlkodof drahn with child
ren 1 itifinittly mure effective in the
rFf rru at ion of children and in tbe pre-
rention of crime than tire oU ayttetu of
treating ihem a crimical .
If the ewirs ha dune neh grx4 work
in Miiltnumah C'"3ty. ahy can not it
jori.hctioo be mended to other
eountie? We believe coofiderable
jwjd could be cijne along lui line in
Columbia County, and that a namberof
yoanler who n-fuse to ackooalclje
parental authority ud are wibly
hesjJitu; toward the penitentiary might
I iu'laced to lecome g xl citizen if
piaceo onuer iie control ol each an u
titution it the Mnitnomah Conntv
1 Jarenile Coart, presided over a it i by
a big-hearted and aise jode.
i- n- . i .. :it it nitwu lor 1 tie
that th. .ill W .eaniix . lt ;Rw's' procn e; Jtiiic., cu. t iu s -
rucr 1 rr rr I htn -s.i rTtir?i r ir i;itiif -
and walking on crutthrt. Mrv. Thn p
expect to be home with her ia m few ! tor.
t boat
Mist Minnie lUntow. of The IteKrk j
woo hu been tr-nung the Chele'in j
Umilv 00 ("ranked Creek for a couple of '
wrekt, retnnied to her lume Frtdav
M. I). Van Biancom went oot U the
Grove tut a load last week. j
Grace Earlv haa
Nrnd iu the gmxl stua at once.
acaresseu u uie.
1'nt it a!xanl the
E. H. FLAOO, St. Helens.
far tmprovei! ;
that he ha left the hospital and wi'.!
able to cotne home in a few dart.
J. h. Ikm. of Mist, ins in thi vicimtv
on W'edmrvlay of Ut week 03 boine
connectevl with the cream route, bot be
w in ach a big hurry to get back
home that hi many friend here did not
get to even ahike band with him.
Wm. Metiger. who Ungbt the iJeaver
nchool, u viiiting friend in thi vicinity.
He has been attending the oniversity at
Eugene the pint year and will prolablv
I there again neat year.
A. Me!li, Mrs, J. E. iKiw and Mut
Ruby Hiatt, of Mat. and a nntniaer of
peojJe from au-it Natal attended the
caa.p meeting here Sunday.
Mr. Cha. Mom and children and
Wm. Meltiager and family, all of Honl
ton. have been visting relative herea
bouts the past week.
W. T. Hatfield, brother of fw. Hatfield,
came in from Ciaremore, Indian Terri-torj-,
hut week. During the pat fittcen
IVIEM'S $9 SUITS i
t
TIIK IM!ST SALMON JEAMV.
j vear Mr. HataeM ha traveled through
! oat the I'nite! Sute making pktnre.
Cloeed teajn for talmon comaienced I te f'Dg an epert photograr.her. He
at nrwii Saturday Iat. The foiioaing in
regard to the teavin l taken from last
M iiidav ' Oregonian.
"Never since Ifie inceDtion of the
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people cannot ,:l""on P'" iiwury on the Coiuin-
nnderatand thi r,mnV r. i,. ,,. I bia Kiver h
Uiem likecondfjning a felony and put
ting a premium npon the commiwion of
otlier crime. We joaH that thi i "a
country of finality before the law, but
that i only a theory. In practice there
1 immnnity for the rich and vtit pun
, iibmeat for the poor.
A . KHK NT riii VK K si.
The Coonty Board of E'jaah'zatior,
which haa been in sion during the
pat week, will adjourn tomorrow and
thereafter the coonty court will have
charge of fbe work. The N. P. road bd
i ae.l thi year at $:W,,W), tbe
tranfer firjat at f.'Xl,000, rolling tfk at
K?,,J0. real ettate and ofSte furniture
at mz-M, a toial of 43(:230. The
Northern last year wa ainesed at $i'j2,
Vf), which aa rwJucfl by the hoard hi
VtViJttu I.st year the Northern paid
about one thirteenth of ti e ta of the
connny; thi year it pay about on.-
tiollll, Tl 1 1 r, i, ...
, ......... .1, ci i,. roaurjea un vear
- U a--ed at rolling rtock at
il,2uil, real ettate at 1700. Ust year
the A. A C roaJ!jel waa aaewed at
-T0,'i), which wa rHnceI to 'iXi,Hf,
it olIin wtock at 1C,300, and it'n-a!
enate at Thi h eontiderahle of
an improvi-ii.tot overlant year, provided
the flxore ttand a fiiI by tbeBiMttegor.
Yet it i not, in either iimlnnce, one
third the true valni of thee road, and,
the law require all property to lie a-'
at its full ,as,li value, we can not
understand thi kind of nn asw-wment
though we believe it to the rub in
thi Mate f..rnwMssor to substitute their
own juilgineiit for the law. Tiiiilr
tandsare m-ned an average of aUnt
l per nrrt not in any instance more
than fi t. The latter figure in about the
aveiage cash value of C,WX) feet of stump
ago. Jt i, of courw;, in t(,t. ubsencc of a
a th-re lieen a mhh that
wa en'ireiy satiisfactory to all individual
ir.tercta particitjating in fhe indnstrr.
Thi t a feature of the bu.ineM that U
to weil known and understood that re
port of "failure," "light pack" and
generally unsatisfactory condition are
alway received with due allowance for
the point of view from which complaint
originate. The experience of the patt j
has tiiu prepared people for the an" j
nouncernent from tome of the interttu I
involved that the li pack wa a fail- j
ore. It ha also prepared tiiem to i j
ceive with considerable latfaction and !
no nurprite the emi-orTifial etatement j
that the pick for I'm in ttie aregate j
is !es than 10m case hort of that of
l'f. Tiie fisnre thw a tack of 257.1
cae aDd .035 tierce of a!mon.
Thtte fgure,of coorie, fall consiuera-
bly hort of the high-water mark tcoreij j
by ti.e industry in the 'ton, bat, when
it ic cotmidered that the price paid out
for i,e raw tsb ranged from 5 cent to
h cer,t per pound, and averaged cent j
per p.und, it i eav to understand that I
i tiie industry p!areJ in ctretilation a
tnncli greater amount of money than it
did in the palmiest day of the "big
pack" era. I: i estimated that no Jee
than I,377,'l0i ai paid out to the gill
netters, seiner and trapmen during the
four month' season just closed. Thi
disbursement of nearly 112,000 jier day
in the comparatively restricted area in
which the Columbia Kiver fishermen
operate i a mudi greater fac
tor in trade is apparent by a casual
glance nt the figures. It would 1 im
possible to estimate even approximately
how many time n,e daily earning of I
exptcu to stop with the dixrtor and wife
I dnrinh the winter, to regain hi strength,
! which ha been omewliat impaired by
frequent attack of rheumatism. Already
he i much improved, and we believe
that our pure air and fine water, together
with thereM be will get, notwithstand
ing our much ram in the winter, will put
him on his feet again.
Frank Tracy weut to Clatskonie last
week, taking out Mr. C. P. Ross, Rev.
H. C. Hornschiuh and Rev. Morrii
Heverling, who had been in attendance j
at the camp meeting. Coming back '
Frank brocght a load of door and win-!
dows for Mr. Count' new bouse, which j
he expect soon to build. !
The camp meeting closed Sundav
night. The interest and attendance the fc
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. icw nignis were excellent. Kev. 11
O. Henderrn and wife did not get here,
j but Eev. F. M. Fiher came and preached
j some fine aermon, especially the two
Sunday morning and evening. Our
I jjcof.it: were giaii to near mm agun as
I well a to have him and family visit with
j them. There were about fifteen conver
j ions during the meeting, and a woman's
! missionary society- wa organized Sunday
afternoon with the following officer and
nineteen chanea memberr, Mrs.
Nettie Myers, president: Mr. Alice
Malrnstem, vice president; Mrs. F.va
West, treasurer; Mr. Anna Tracy, sec
retary, and Miss Bertha Kea.-y, corre
sponding secretary. Camp was broken
Monday morning, the home folks taking
up life at their various place of residence
and the visitors returning to their homes
in Portland.
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$t5.CO, flS.tO. ?20.CK, ? 25.CH
Suit. Nice fabrics tailored
righnItoys knee pants suits
$1.50 to $650 SuitvHoy's
long pants suits $5.00 up to
5lf.oo Su:U,Me:Vs Shirts,
Shoes, Hats. Sox, Underwear,
Ties, Umbrellas. Gloves. y
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W i'ullv Miiiil .lob I'rint
iuu' (MUit in (Vilumliiii County
. irr orr prepared to
do all hinds of Printing
on short indict' and at
most riasonatdf prices
A TRIAL Will CONVINCE
OREGON MIST
II. Ii. QUICK A. M. I10LTON
Tnn C01.UMKIA County
ABSTRACT AND TRUST CO.
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ROBERTS BROS. J
BUTCHERS
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Rural Free Delivery.
Orders by mail for choice
meat promptly attended.
STATE BANK OF
RAINIER
RAINIER, OP.E-
CAPITAL $-3,000
ronrper i-riit mterel paid
on avtng deH,wt. nieicst
iMniii:i!i'd eini'annia)lvt
Minii 1 and S-ptrii,bvr 1.
C. S. VAN At KI H. Cssmi.a
Collection Made-:-Draft Issued
f OR PORTLAND DAILY
HOULTON
Steamer Iralda
H. HENDERSON,
REAL ESTATE,
JERSEY STREET. ST. JOHNS, ORE.
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! Any communication from my Columbia County friendi re
garding investments in St. Johns and vicinity will recti
1'iuiiijH .uui eareiui consideration.
TOW C.UMMEE
WEAK
Arc Comfortable.
tf.S0 and $4.00.
There wa a R. R. meeting at Zilll
gilt' Hall on Thursday of Inst week
at 10 a. m., called by the committee to
report progress and to get instructions
from the people as to what further to do
ST. HELENS BARBERSHOP
D. P. BEELER, Prop.
CLEANLINESS
SANITATION
NEATNESS
C. Hooghkirk, Mi'ter.
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S : ln Kninlff dl: (, ., . .i,in.l.i Sl..r l".r
,l,.. al s A M .trM ri i r liom i II. -l,,,, t.
V ei.-k. fcetiifmi... Irae tun:mt i i M V
r-lvl(l .1 M. Hclru. at I V,
. , Pas6Dsrs and Fast FreiiM.
' POItTI-AMi LAMdNO. T.Vr.oit ST
j (Tlmiir Ua t a-( June 3 .: ;
5 i notice fok i-chlication.
ramilicalions inrough the diller-nt
avenue of trade and indu-trv. I;ut
they were k pt moving Willi sufficient
speed fo have swelled its purchasing
power into a great mmiv more million
than are 11. relented hv 1 , ..., i,,i.i..i
cruise, giiesork for the aswssor, hut ! "'"" '
we iliuik be might safely guess twice the
present valuations without doing any in
justice, provided the rule of cash value
th fidiermen Mere turned over ii. their j TIle "during of theriglit of way has been
rattier slow, but the matter had pro
gressed so far that the committee re
commended the signing up of the con
tract guaranteeing the R. R. company
the free right of way, but when the tes
is applied to all property.
thi: JcvKMr.K coLiri'.
We have received a copy of Judge
Frew' report on the working of the
Multnomah County Juvenile Court lor
the first year of its existence, and, to
any on:. iiostuiiie it, no further r-
gumeiit will I necessary in it behalf
It liiuncfompihlied great good and has
doubtless saved many a Ixjy and girl
from a criminal career, mid as those who
go down usually drug others with them,
the g'wd result achieved aie not limited
to the individual saved, but each case
Wit influence oil other children. I
order that those who aro r.ot informed
a to die mttuie of the work beins. done
by the Juvenile Co in may come to an
niidcrslaiidiiigof it purpo-ie we quote
from 'Judge Fraxei'a report.
ilie Juvenile Court Ihwi are b:iscd
Upon the following principles:
. First. That n child under the age
limit ecilied, in this state years,
should not be held .eponaible for of
fense oguiiiat law to the sinna extent or
in thf same manner n adult, in fai l,
liould not be considered or trented os
crlinlnsl at nit.
1 Second. That parental enrennd train-!
lug Imiecesaiiry in Ihe case of every
tdilld. T!mt the state ns well a the
parent Ims mi inlerest In seeing that the
child has such ci.r. mid traluiiijf. That
whera Ihvr ainu parent., the necary
bottle due.
The farmer who goes to"town and
plays a shell gmne or buy a tin box full
of gold is brilliant compared with th
came only three responded, the point
lieing raised that to guarantee the right
of woy for the three miles beyond Verno
nia, when it is not certain whether the
, roa'i win go up Kock creek or down the
, Nehalein. and when no survey has yet
wen niaile over either route, it would
involve uncertainties which our people
ought not undertake. So a motion was
made to strike out of the contract sub
mitted by the company all tliat pertain
ing to the right of way beyond Vtrnonia
the
(ialvesioii'M Sea Hall
makes !if.; now as safe iu that city as on
thi higher upland-. K. W. i.oodloe,
who residen 011 iuttoii street, in Waco
Tcxa, need" 110 sea wall for safety 11,1
writes: '1 bave uel lr. King's New
Oiscovero for Cousiimptioii tlie past five
years and it keep me well and sale,
before that time! had acougli which for
jears inni ix;ni growing worse. Now
it gone." Cures chronic coughs, ia-giiplrf-,
croup, whoopingcough, and pre
vents pneumonia. Pleasant to take.
l-.veiv Lottie iriia ran teed, at lw, A I...,. . .. '
(,ral,u,n. I'ri.x- .Vic h,,.! ills, r,;', an" w 'lale "ie contract guaranfe
right ol way from the 0-Mile Shition In
vernoniaoniy, winch wai carried and
with thi done some twelve or fifcen j
signers were readily obtained. K. Sesse-
one who keeps u cow that won't pav for ' 1 . T , , meeli"K- wa
feed. In .hjone case I.. U , " ' i, to take the contract in
Friday, meeting Mr. Cha. J. I.ytle, who
, wl present it to the director of the road
Monday Oregomaii report ! alld thev will eiilie, ,....,...-. ...
lie- 1 survey made and the line l,..i,.,i 1,.. .1...
three mile beyond Vernonia. Thu the
matter stands for the present. In the
meantime the construction force arej
ousy oeiwecn Huxton and the 20-Mile
Station and the engineering corp are
pushing the urvey with might and main
locating the line to the Tillamook. Our
prospect for the road, a we snid two
weeks ago, are just a little dubious. We
Iielieve, however, if the railroad people
decide to build tin way first, provided
me iree nglit of way ia given, that our
citizen will guarantee it, even to the
three mile post beyond Vernonia, pro
vided the line i surveyed and located
that far. And thi much w ought to do,
A Hair trimming neatly done At
v , the old stand, St. Helens
M'MMONS.
Id tin-('In 'ill rvMin of tl, Sf.ti,. of flrcuu l'r
III,- ( MIMII-. Ol I'll'! If; 1,'ri '
I- lie Cole, pimniiir. A. ( .,ie, .efrr,.liit
t'l W. A. i,ie, .l,-(.:i,. ,111 In the tinvc i-nlii;. I
III:
In HlMl.i:ue t th'- SMtff , On-tfun nll ar
nerei r,uir"il all . criniiiamli-il 1., ii ,.-r n
ainiwr tie- ii.i,i,Umh l.li-l ii.-hmi-i in lh
.-..-..-,c,i .iu wini-ci, now aiel the liiib
ilay of IMIoLer. I
eni.l .nil (, i-omiiicni-ut hy piiiiiMlrT naalint
y.ll tor hI,w,iiu- illvorre. iiikI If Jim IM l n.
wer U-lwciMi now niM ,.M n lor nam
llicr.-of Ih.- .lli,Iiri will l .kr- p. nt avnln.l
(o'l l-.r ar, mI, ...lno- divoree an-l . ) 1 - , ; i , J . , t , ,,
He- niarnii.i- liuwlitliiK U-lweeit loll lil the
i'l plalntirr.
Thu mi Mi inoii. l.-rr-l t,v ,ul, heal Ion In pur
"';"' I" an iit wr mmW hy the lloie rl,h. 'i
. Mi-lirinV. Jn.iij,. ( In ul; ourl of (he
rti.leol Ores. Mi, for the I'ouiilv ol l uliiml,!,..
iHle-l Aiini.l li.il. i-nii. a ..
hat the hrl pnhlli nii,,,, l i,i. .iiiroii .hall
he lorule on Ihe .'lth .!;) ol AllKU.I. law, all.)
thai ll.e ,,t pl,;r,, ,x M
lav ol lli UilKr. I'M',.
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four per cent interest paid ti,e (cpol
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Last
another death hy the electric cars.
Uveen street cars and live wires, Port
land' undertaker should do exceeding
ly well.
An exchange thinks that if
day shalt thou labor" ended "
nolliing toe.it," Ihem would be
men idle the year mound.
the "six
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fewer
In Hell llefi-iise
Major Ham, editor nnd luanairer of Mm
Coiisliiutiniuiljst, Kuiinence, Ky., when
iiu wa uerceiv iiuiicKeu lour yearg ngo,
hi piles. Isiught il box ol Ilncklen' Ar
mcii r-alvc. ol whfch hessys: "ft cured
me in ten day and no trouble since."
(Quickest healer ol burns, sores, cut and
wound. 25cat l'.rry 4 Orakam.
KILLtHt COUCH I
and CURE thi LUNGS B
WTH Dr. King's
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nnd special method,; ,ibo,w.,,
inunagemct for graded .',d ,
KMided school will be give,, this
coming year.
Longer inrms. 'ligl,,., .,. ,
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In tlie Week.
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