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Entered at the IWoffice at St. Helena,
Oregon, a second-class wail matter,
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CIRCUIT COCRT OFFICERS :
Thomas A. McBsidB- District Judge
G, I. H rooks Uistnct Attorney
v COCNTY OFFICERS:
R. S, HatTan, Judge St. Helens
W. A. Harris, Clerk St. Helens
Martin White, Sheriff St. Helens
Casper Libel. Commissioner Mist
H. West, Comra'r Scajipooae
Edwin Ross, Treasurer. ....St. Helens
A. T. Lavs, Assessor St. Helens
I. H. Copelakd, School Supt.... Houlton
Frank B. I'rkscott, Sunr Rainier
H. R. CUKK, Coroner.. St. Helens
SEPTEMBER 6.
THE
COLUMBIAN
FENDS.
SU3-
The Coluuibian, heretofore published
at Houlton, lias suspended, tor the good
and sufficient reason that its proprietor.
Mr. Sylvester Mitchell, could not make
. a living by it publication. He nil
clean and newsy little paoer, but found
as others have found, that the Held i
not large enough fur a paper to be suc
cessful, and that men will not abandon
as) established pepw '"r venture.
Ko town the siseol Houlton will afford
. a field for a paper. The Mi ft doe not
derive one tenth of its support from St.
Helena and were it not thit this is the
county seat there would be no paper
here. Tbe Mist diJ not lose one sub
scriber by reason of the existence of the
Colombian, though it undoubtedly was
dsmaoed some in its advertising and Job
r work patronage. Houlton ami St. Hel
ens are practically one community, and
we trust that in a few years they will
have eo grown together as to be under
one municipal government. The Mist
will work with that end in view and
hopes to merit the patronage of the
people of Houlton.
Tbe enUcfibers to the Columbian, m bo
are not subscribers to the Mist, will
bare tbe Mist famished them until fur
thee order according to an arrangement
with Mr. Mitchell, to enable him to re
tire honorably from the newspaper field.
Tbe Mist has been in existence for
early a quarter of a century, and it bas
seen several competitors start and finish
It bas always been tbe leading paper of
Colombia County and it hopes to main
tain that p-wit ion. Under the present
management it has expressed its opinion
freely upon questions of public interests
and trusts it has done some good.
SENATOR AND
ME NT
STATE-
- If Mr. Fulton is detested in his as
pirations for a second term in tbe United
Senate, he will be safe in saying
"Statement No. 1 did it" He cannot
see why any m-m-er of tne Legislature
should be bound to vote for tbe candi
date who receives tbe largest popular
vote and denies that there is any oiini
larity between the position of a repre
sentative elected nnder this law and a
Presidential elector. He calls attention
to tbe fart ttiat Presidential electors
have voted for and elected presidential
nominrea who did not receive a majority
of tbe popular vote. He quite luees
sight of the fact, however, that all pres
idential electois (they being State offi
cers) vote in the Electoral College in
accordance wilh the instructions of
their constituents.
me present law in this btate is an
attempt to take tbe election of United
States Senator out of the hands of the
political tricksters and bribers who fe
quently control a Legislature and place
it in the l ands of the people, where
nearly everybody admits it should be.
The election is held in the same manner
a for other State officer, and there is
no good reason why the people's choice
should be rejected in theee particular
case and accepud in all others. It is
Of course true that candidates sre not
legally bund to take Statement No. 1,
and, if tbey reject it and are neverthe
less elected tbey will be st liberty, so
far ss their constituents are concerned,
to vote for a candidate who received a
minority of votes or one who may de
velope in the interiu between tbe elec
tion and the convening of tbe LegUU-
ture.
, Senator Fulton states that if he is
nominated by the Republicans and do. s
not receive a majority of the popular
vote he will not be a candidate before
tbe Legislature. In this he seems to ns
inconsibtent anif weak. In fact iftheie
is no virtue in Statement No, 1 we can
not see why tie conies before the people
at the primaries.
In sdilrrsslng tbe National R'ver and
Harbwra Congress at Wahinjl hi, at iia
December meeilng in 1900, Hon. U M.
Jones, of Kansas City, Preaidm.t ot the
Missouri Valley Improvement Aseari-
tion, was particulaily happy In voicing
ihe ca 1 of the West to the East tor reci
procity in action, and tor continued
action in the work of making th rivers
and barbois ot the coui.tr y what Kalure
intended them to be, but which
for too long baa neglected the natural
highways and gateway of the trade and
conirmrve of the United State and of
each State and section of the country
Insisting that th time had arrived "for
the general expansion ot our National
policy towards all work ot internal lot'
pr.ivenieut a bich have, heretofore, oc
cupied a subordinate place In national
expenditures" and that the greatest
question in economies today is Ihe ques
tion of transportation, Mr. Jones thus
hsppily addressed th member of th
Cnngre from the eastern slopes ot th
Alleghenie:
"We have been told that some ot our
eastern friend are opposed to iuiprov
ing the western waterwat. We are not
yet prepared to believe that. W bar
a warm feel ng for the east. We re mem
ber in the time of dr mth la the west
yon sent us your old clothe to wear.
We remember when you loaned n
motiev at healthy rate ot interest
when we bad collateral to offer. We
wish to inform you that we are now
weaiing tailored kKhes and are baying
your paper in ihe west when you effer
as attractive rates of interest and the
p oper amount of collateral. We have
always paid willingly for the improve
ment of your rivers and your harbors.
But the time has come when we are ask
ing that tbe great Internal waterways
that the great rivers of the west have
some attention from the government and
we ask you of the east to take ss liberal
a via w of ihe question as the west did
when you desired tbe government to im
prove your river and your harbor.'
It was but a call from the Great West
to a cosmopolitan assemblage having but
one object in view the adequate im
provement of the rivers and harbors
of the country under a fixed policy, hav
ing no particular section to be favored
lint embracing in its platform tbe whole
country and the waterways and harbors
thereof. The speech of Mr. Jones, ex
pressed in homely but most forceful and
truthlut wordr, was a call to the east
that was reciprocated. The justice of
the demand with the advantages to
come from its fulfillment no less than
tbe inadequacy of the railwav to carry
tbe freight offerings, make river and
harbor improvement assured if per
sistence in the demand continues.
Pay The Depositor in Full.
Battleships at Portland.
It is Ktid the speech of Secretary Taft
is delivering throughout the country
whs submitted to and revised by the
Iresident before the secretary started
on his vote bunting tour of the United
Stales. However luucli the people of
the United States may admire President
Rooseyelt they are not likel to elect the
President's phonograph a his successor.
Governor Hughes is attending strictly
to bnsines at Albany, New York. Yet
it may be thst he is nuking more vote
than any of tbe itinerant candidates.
The ople judge men mora by perform
ance than by promise, and Hughes ha
Certainly "made good."
Tbe commercial bodies ot this city are
taking altogether tbe proper stp when
they enter strong protest sgaint that
disposition of the fleet of battleships to
be transferred to the Pacific which will
iscriminate against Portland. The
facts in tbe case are with the commer
cial bodies and against the attitude of
the Navy Department. The latter may
not send tbe ships to Porland in any
event; but it is incumbent upon the
officials to acknowledge that their fail
ure so to do is not on from lack of depth
on tbe Columbia River bar. nor any.
where i the riverchaunel between here
and Astoria. This much is due
matter of justice to the City of Portland
as a shipping port. This much should
trennously be insisted upon.
Is a matter ol fact it would be equit
able and quite to the advantage of the
Navy Department to make Portland
rendezvous for a number of the battle
ships. Ths facts which sustain this
statement have been folly set forth In
the ktatement made by official of the
local conim.Tcial bodies. They are facts
well known locally and of familiar
knowledge to the shipping world.
That tbe officials of the Navy Depart
ment should be ignorant of them is in.
comprehensible. Such ignorance un
fortunately redounds to tbe injury of
inn port, and for that reauon, irrespec
tive of the pleasure anil pr.,Qt of enter
taining a portion of the fie. t, that ignor
ance should be dissipated. There should
be acknowledgement of the truth what
ever disposition is made of the ship.
If theie were any question about iuffl
cient water fur the entrance of any ship
in the fleet, it would be quite a different
matter. But there is no such question,
as the Navv Department mav be eon
vi need upon investigation that not only
is there water enough, and to spare, to
float ship of deepr draft than Uncle
Sam will send into the Pacific, but the
advantage to be gained by anchorage in
a fresh water harbor Is glaringly appear
ant. Then, too, a tbe commercial
oodiea of Portland will not fail to point
out, theie is economy in the purchase of
supplies which, other tilings being
equal, should connt for something.
Instead of being inaccesashle and
place to be given the "to by" by Uncle
Ham's sea fighting machines except for
llKjoe ol smaller type Portland is in
position to accomodate Ihe largest of
them. This is a statement of truth that
is bated on experience and not on mere
theory. It is s troth we must persist
ently stand for, as against the adverse
attitude of the Department. As to tbe
profit In the sale of supplies, that is not
so important. We will furnish the
goods in any event, whether they are
sum uirecuy w uie snip Here or
through the agency of th Seattle dealer
at I'uget Sound. It is the reputation of
the p rt that is assailed and which must
be vindicated. Telegram.
There mut U no more Mtd" bank
failures in Portland. W h.-Yr loses by
them tl d. positor Bltistt be pa;d in
full. Thee are two piinclplr which
Reports from Mat ot th Cascade
how aoinfl damage to th wheat crop
through an excess of rain. It la regret
table in th eslreiu that th largest
crop ever produced In Hi Pad Ho North
west should b cat down at harvest after
suoceastally aping th cllsaallo perils
earlier in ths season. Th actual mm la
tbe Telegram is seeking to eagrmft opoa
tff" "'W "teir.Uropto th pn-.ntt.meha.not
been serious, bat there are complaint
of damage to ths quality, which will
at course, affect the DC Ice, Much ot
th daunt already suit .red uld
b remedied by a lew day ol warm
sunshine, and throughout a large
territory In KaaUru Washington and
Oregon thsrs Is today a more earnest
longing for unshln than there bas ver
been for rain, even in th Npringtlin,
wba It was sadly needed.
Portland
Wby should the little Mlow always
lie the loser la such transact ion T Why
ooltendoth"bif fsllow"aolonly 0 t
lose bat actually gala by eucta salami
tout failures T Portland wants a stand
ing for hooesty second to none In tbe
United States. It wants to be known
tar and wide a the city which slway
pay dollar tor dollar for what It owes
It will not stand for evlt-Muellliig fall-
ares ot any sort and those responsible
for them who rfuse to meet their roll
obligation will lose oast forever after
among their fellows la thi oommonity.
uIt's an III wind." sic. Whils th
nrlukllna- Dot of J. l'luviu has bsen
fir.
It Is a matter of ln.llff.Mnr. to th. arippiug wo ireeiy over ine grain ..
neotde how much or bow little the di- P OT " r
"i ... i .i . .ai a.
rectors of tbe bank in which they to,, neu me roreata ana siaoing w suvu
k-t. t-A- k ,i ...- I an sitsot tliat forest fires are law in
aai.lB.wna vaiwtl lUinil MlUVW V WW VtUM I
manam.tof its aftalra. It la th.lr umbr and of ouly smsll proportion
dutv to know and the fact that k,, aom or int immunity rromine a.ium
namM officially aitnaar i. evident that M smudge fc. dutolhgd Wk
the are actual) L diract. II th.. f.ii th forest rangers, bat cl matio eondl
to realise the responsibility which w..u t tfT h most important part In
aponthem. the fault is early their ru"llo ll ,pr,d foml
ratlier than tbe depositor. Being their
thev should lose, if there la to ha a kiaa
from a Unk failure, and not the trust- tlebrat.oa of the rourtn of aaiy
in depositor who socerted In fkl "iMflKHlt ths (Jsllel liUlei tbl year
faith these usmes as security for tbe ,ht N01 w 'UenS of our
safety of tbe funds nut Into th bank'. Kiortoos eoontry, an.l Injured more
Th t ninai he m mora "h-.l" l.k I many oi tns lausr taring meimaa tor
failure in Portland and deooaitors must ke Blenheim. It was a g k
he paid dollar for dollar. Tb,s two The figure r tupplled
ideas sliould soak into th minds . ot b Jooroal of the A mar loan Medi
everyone eomerned . It mea are to to r" Association, which ha beM at pains
director of bank Ihey moat accept the to sner them
distinction with this understanding.
If
they do not the loss, If any there be,
must b their and nut the ' depositor ;
for th denceitor must in any case be
paid in full.
Another frb proposal has been mad
to erect a monarosnt In London to the
memory of Chse. Dickens, though no one
needs a memorial of this sort lee. The
city Itself stands la some sort a his
memorial. Those who project such an
enterprise must, too, have forgotten the
novelist's expressed aetlre. In his will
he derlsred : "I rest my claims to re
membrance of my eoontry upon my
published works, and to the rmem
An editor says: " We attended church
sow tlm sgo and listened to a very
good srrnioo, as termoo go. W stood
up with th brethren and sitters while
tbey sang that good old hymn. "Shall
we know aarh nthvi Ihara T WlilU Ihi
hvmn waa bein. snmr w ri.nd ako.1 "T friends opoa their Caper!
m m I i - J sl.l at a B na .
us sad counted about a dosen member l9 w m werew. 4nai
nf the enn.nHr.tion l ih. rhnr-h .Iw. Seem W DSexpilCIt eUOOgn. 1M W0TSS
d.. not sne.k to ea-h mh.r .hw ih.. ' Wckens are as popular as ever, In
meet oh the street and elsewhere. Th. "P1" "e growm or u nioosrn novel
thouaht occured to as. ahv should the "na 10 xnm 000, wn,e are coo
I al a. I 1 - I a as l . f . i &
know each other there when thev seem- ""y "pruivw, nenoua uis dobs
ingly don't know each other here?"
Dont worry brother, for, it we read
aright they can't know each other
there" until tbey know each other
here.
memorial .
A young roan who has just now come
to Oregon from one of the new districts
of Cana-ia says that in many places ther
the greater part of the settlers are de
serters from tbe united States Army.
Doubtless; for there tbey are exempt
from arrest as deserters. Of these there
sr now many thousands, and the num
bers sre constantly increasing. Tbe
American soldier ought to have 2S a
month, and hi dabor should be con
fined to military exercises, which.
however, ought to be sufficiently operoee.
rhe soldier doesn't like to be a scullim
or officer's valet.
Many year of the generally accepted
proaoanciation of "Coquille" has been
Ko-keel, with accent on tbe last sylls
ble. The word has been suDnosed a cor-
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CIRCULATION 180,000. POPULAR
IS EVEBY STATE.
In many resnecta tbe Toledo Blade la
the most remarkable weekly newsoaner
published in the United Bute. It is
tbe only newspaper especially edited for
National circulation. It baa had tbe
largest circulation for more years than
any newspaper la America, farther
raption of some Indian term, or identi- mor9l lt ta ne eheapest newspaper in tbe
cal with French coquill., meaning shell, JE&U SUST Th.
as pointed out by Judge William Foley
But Judge Foley's bestowal of tbe Fiencb
pronunciation something like ko-ki
cannot be accepted by English tongue
The nearest approach possible is ko-keel.
of th World so arranged that busy
people can more easily comprehend, than
by reading cumbersome columns nl
dailies. -All correct tomes made olaia ia
:h issue, by special editorial mattes
written from inception down to date.
Recent attempts to have tbe word pro-1 The only paper published especially for
noonced ko kwill ignore both the pio
neer pronunciation and the possible
identity of tbe word with the French.
School to Commence.
Tbe teachers who are to have charge
of tbe St. Helens school have been noti
fied to be on hand Sept. 30, as the term
is to commence on that date. Prof.
Allen has been engaged to have charge,
witb'Miss Lins Stouffi-r as assistant. -
A County Kick.
People from all over the county bare
to come to St. Helens on business, and
nearly all of them come by way of Houl
ton and walk m over the plank walk, or
iKon wnai is leu oi wnat oaed to be a
plank walk. Now, these people helped
pay for a fine new courthouse here, and
in doing so conferred a great honor on
this section, and several of them have ex
pressed rather strong opinions of the
plank walk.
Tbe time to fix it, if it is going to be
fixed, is now. Soon the fall rain will
make it pretty wet traveling between
here and tbe railroad, and the people
coming to Ibe county seat to transact
business will have a good, lecitimat.
kick coming.
people who do or do not read daily news
papers, and vet thirst for plain facta.
That this kind of a newspaper is popular.
is prorcn or we uci mat the Weekly
Blade now has over 180.000 vearl auh.
cribera, and is circulated in all parts of
the United Bute. In addition to th.
news, the Blade publishes short and serial
stories, and maav departments of matter
salted to every member of the family.
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ol couii. mmtiw sad ssur4 oa Ihe I ay l
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tluuaM l ourl ol CulttMhw I'oomr, SUM ol Or
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sui Bono. Ii.iimI la mm wut star soooar
aad kl taction, la .rillna to ashl aaMHial
aad rporv or auf aarl at aiihar ol ih ...
W. R. r.U. auonwr tot adaiiahaiator.
"ioirici roOuiiiMi iii
prelnal ol th laurtor.
LaadoSkw at runlwd, Onfaa, Aufual It
law. .
Voile, la k.rabr ai.a. thai 1 1 ail Slroas at
Yaahloa. Orasoa. aa Slod aodr. t hU l.toa-
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.til b mart hator. ih KdMr sad Herelrar
at ParUaad. Oroa. oa Ocutor i. IJ.
II aaau th fciJlowlB .n.iain as erosa
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ol. Ih laud, rli
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rvmaaa, ajiwt aca.UMr oi T in una tmaua.
aujsasuH s. inn.
Klasr.
I0TICE Or SCHOOL ISDK!IITf
BKLKt'TIO".
t'nliod Sim load OSes, ronlaad. Orstna,
asui , lie?.
Nollo Is h.nbr lint Dili Uk Slal. ol Or-.
ta oa April , Isua. apoild tor aw ol SR H
ol hasllaa SS T. t H fc 4 W aad IM la tbia
oflle. IM ol arhoul lad.aialir wlaciloas la
.hk-h II lMid aald la ad. aad that told IM
isooaa ui lb public tat laisartwa.
Auvawl all ovraoaa alalatln. a.lvfal lha
i bora dacrlbad laad or aa? 1ml aahalililua
Ihsraolordaloiln lhaaa aa.lr Iks atl.lo
lava, or dlfiar t aha. aald laad to a man
saluabt tor anoaral thaa tor airkaltoral oar
or to ohlfwt to aald toleniua tor sar
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all'la'luof bhmmi a aootoal la this oalos oa
or balors Us Via day l Oct. ism
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Bilucates for success in a short time aad at small spee, aad .
t to a pceitfon a aeon a competent Qoatlty la ear motto, tad ' huii
thorouih work briar ns ever 100 call par wentii for eaVe kelp. IthS k
(tructloa Instjrv rapid cope. We teach the too leal, the mi hT
voucher aad other modern awtaoa el bookkeepiaf. Chattier I av ai!r
ourma aae islli frT
. any aewsyaaj, faLgT
I III I mi
eatv. rapid. leftUM. caMsnirtu wa"i
write today. Ksrswwcaei any msec baa, any
K. K. QUICK.
0. T. rKKBOOTT
Thb Columuia County
ABSTRACT AND TRUST CO.
TlTLKS EXAMINKD ABSTRACTI Ukl
vi- Non-Rksidknt Taxes Paid y
RealEstatk P Loans, rrc
I St. Johns!!
.Vji'fa
St. Johir3
A 01 LT EOQEO INVKtTMINTt
Situated between the rivers, with deep water (ronU"t
on all aides, surrounded and crossed by five trantaxjotl,
nental railways, it must become the manufacturing uti
shipping center of Portland. '
MONTHLY PAYROLL CM.00O!
la
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la tk Ctranli Court ol Ih Sua. ol Orsao
a.o.s.uud. riaiaila
Aaaa 0. ..Ilaad. ril.nanl
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H. HENDERSON
ioai Philadelphia St St. Johns,Orcsa
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SETS FOOTWEAR K
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stadaaod nlarad thcrrta haatd auaa lha. .
Oolv one dollar a tnr
Write for free specimen corsr.
auu re
TUB BLADE,
Toledo, Ohio.
Th Blade and Hist 11.25 per year
for a short time. Take advantage of
UI great offer.
da.ll ol plalnll alad n aald mil aud eoart aa
na uarw. aii.uai. A, W07.
bllrMloa tuna St. 177.
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la ths Clreali Coon ol th But. ol 0ntso la
Aaua I. oabsraisrbora, Flaluuf
JrroaJ. Mrkaranrhorn, Dil.tulinl
The Tourist
(From Ibe Denver Republican)
Who fills tbe summer time with glee?
The tourist.
Who people trail on land and sea?
The tourist.
Who starts with toothbrush and a comb.
To Italy, or maybe to Nome T
Wbo never leases his kodak homer
Tbe tame chap.
Wbo wears a field glass on hlsbipf
The tourist.
Wbo likes a white suit for a trip
The tourist.
Wbofiom th sand wich can't be weaned
Who to a boneless post card fiend T
Wbo' al way pretty nearly "cleaned" T
Tli Identical Individual.
Who "does" a big town a day 7
. Tbe tourist.
In the Circuit Court of the Bute of Or
egon in and lor the County of Col
UU1UIB.
Charles U. Fleck, plaintiff
v
Vera F. Fleck, defendant
To Vera F. Fleck, defendant.
In the name of the 8uta of Ormmv
you are hereby summoned andreauirad
to appear in the above antltlaH ...
no sntwer ine complaint of the plaint-
u im mi. uu.. .niiiieaiuiion cvoefor
th tWMty-eiglitb day of September.
1M07. or iodzmsnt and dacrna for .rant
oi an answer tnereoi will h. t.k.
against yon In accordsnce with the
prayer of the eowiDlaint. The tiHrnna.
of this suit Is to obtain a decree of abso
lute divorce In favor of lha nWntiff
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apaiuo. UI. utlVOUSDI.
Tbe date of the order of nnhlL-atUt,
of thi onimon ia August 14th IW7 and
wi uaie oi ui nrat publication thereof
I AUgUS. IO, IM.
UUY A KICIUEUSOJf.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
8IJMMON8.
Ia la Circuit Court of th ).(. w Orsaoo.
TbonasC. ThostDSoa, plalntig
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Brnadtta If
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in in. nam of th sum el Orrama, ym sr
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and aawr br thai dais th plalotlS will m,vi.
IO th .Olirt o a dl.aiaaa I..
.ral rlll.
This tummont Is pobllibsd bf ordsr of Hon
orabls H. s. Mrtiaa, Ja.l ol lbs :m,.r.
owfoa lor Coluabia Count., madsat
Wbo looks on travel a mere play 7
tne tourist. i, IfSZZJh Jmlf ir
Who wander far aleld alone 7 1 Ch.mb. on tbi Tthlrt da .-Via?, .t,
in a . ... . I rtlrasnstlnav thai .iitll..aii 1.. a ill . . '
" no use io near ocscriptjons drone Th. tT 7:; ., . . ?" ,n"
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Tbesams optimistic explorer.
To Bjmo J. Behirmaihoru, d.lcndant
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ORDER
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