The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, January 10, 1902, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTill- MOKNINCi ASTOK1AN. 'FRIDAY. JAM'AKY 10. Will Tetepooa M&in U TERMS OP StPSK?RIPTION DAILY. Sent by mall. pr yew oi by ntAit, pr month M rvd by ct-rrter. per month WEEKLY. nt by mH Pr ypr. In Jvno. $!.W Th Ator ti RurP.t to Kt ilvff '.r th lrn"t citvulntkm of ny ow.pp?r rhiihM on th Coiumbi river. THE REAL KXWKKK. 'ivte-1 by subs;a:iees whose atoms are The Ol-sonian ouRht to be thotvushly nepatixely char!, while anaesthesia ashamed of itself. For the pa two or J .W from the action of p..M'.tvety ihmv months it has pursued a policy hary.-d atoms. Since the phyaioloci of pure villainy, the result of which, j'1 ehemlst know which element nat as In well known ta the editor of the ! urs''-v on chsractfr and which Portland Journal, can only be a detn- jhv ,fu" th,"r' iiisht thusobtain rttent to Orvgun and the whole of the j in!rt th uv'' prvsvsses ousht to Im- Columbia basin. A paper of the Ore yonian'a Influence ought to be In bet ter business. Refereme is here made to the action of the Oregonian in abusing the Co- lumbia rivr bar. Day after day that h-art. but he coul.l n t th-n say why ; patvr hw published to the world that J He now reaches an explanation by the bar I? sorely inadequate for the juittins t sether those facts A mus ! -nds of shipping; that there is not contain some of th.we same Selat:n 19 feet of water at the river's mouth, j ,Us particles which are fiini mi and that the delay to vessels is not j nerves, the chlorine in comm n , between Portland and Astoria, but be- j is neeatively charged, and that Is th- , tween Astoria and the sea. For the j class of substances which stimulate. I first time in its miserable., perverted Muscular contra -t!on. then. Is an ele-e- existence, the Portland orsan of an , ,rical ph-nomer.on. pr -iuc d by ch.-ir - unholy clique has s'andered the Co lumbia bar. heretofore jealously guard ed by it from slanderers elsewhere. The Oregonian is prompted to pur sue this policy because it knows As toria is soon to be made the shipping point. In the hope that it may stave off for a time utiliration ot the ocean harbor. It seeks by slander to upset the plans of the railways and continue the exporting of grain from Portland. Recently it was learned from a re liable source that negotiations for sale uf the Astoria road to the I'r.i.n Pa cific system had been almost com pleted, ar.d that within a very short time formal transfer of the property would be made. The Oregoidan. which igirs he has been able to d 'lay this is pretty well postel t,n railroad af- j by chemical means. This is a start fairs lor ought to be), is doubtless line suggestion, and there is danger I thoroughly acquainted with the situa- ; 'hat unwarranted con. lusi.ms will ! tion. Thus. It seeks, by pointing out I draw n from it by the uninitiated. It the all-g.-d deficiencies of the bar. to j will be n-eessary to pursue this in denvinstrate to the Union Pacific inter- 'l'iiry mueh fur'h-r before it will have ests that purchase uf the Astoria road j any promise ..f extending human lif-. is not a good investment, because the : fl,u even the remote p-.s-il.iliiy that entrance to th river will not ac- jit may do so lends to it absorbing in commodate shipping, that vessels ' terest. Dr. Lueb's work w iil now be making this river her-after can easily be taken to Portland in other words, that the t'nion can never hope to con trol a Northern port of value. But the railroad people will probably j take the pains to secure more aecur 1 ate information than that voluntarily j offered by the wheat pool organ. They j w ill look intc the matter and find that j the Columbia bar will soon be in better i condition than ever before, that the i c hannel has changed again and that the southerly entiance Is rapidly deep ening; that proper extension of the iettv such as W-ill he r.rovblwl for af i the present session of congress idesnite I the efforts of the Oregonlan), will give j a depth that will accommodate the ceatest shins that float the sea They will find that the Portland wa- terway Is shallow and tri-ach-rous- ' that its improvement to the maximum depth of 22 feet is temporary, and that the 22 feet is not a mean low water d-pth. but a high water depth. They will learn that every ship of conse quence, and many of small draft, have rounded between Portland and As- I toria during the present gtain season. and that the d-lays thus occasioned j have entaib-d an enormous cutiay. In short, they w ill learn that the r--ironiun has maliciously slandered the bar in .'in effort to pr.-vont u'.'.z.tl. n of i in. real seaport. There need be rio fear ihtu -be cir... Ionian's effort will be ' t'owo . "itii -'ji-eess. That is not the ..;t i-t bs'i" at iresent. The Astorian d-dr- m-re. to call attention to the un ru; u lousress of the Portland organ, f !' 'he b- to-ii!. rot only of the people of A to i.i. but of the I- I .nd Kmpire well DI'.. IlKU'S ItKSK.VHCHI-. There were interesting developments ,' at this week's meeting of the Amerl- can Society of Naturalists. Dr. Loeb j and Professor Albert F. Mathews, of I the University of Chicago, have In the , past attracted much attention by th.-ir phyBlologkal Investigations. Further, ,iint:rx,s Is n.tw tvpttrt-d by them. Thi! information tthi.h ihey uppltil Wod "us.Viy is of a hlshly tnhnu-nl ohnr-M-wr. It will bv IvM un Irrxisl and :; 'proi i.i:tv hv s, ii-ntl:l- nivn. but the nutter U n.( ultoirether n;lntilliitbU ui the ht.wnan, ay tho Now York Tribune. The osn, ntlnl point of these tvwnreli '! Is th.it the phen.mier.il of nor Hitmihiti.tii and ntmeitht n a ntv oliv ine:!!. It ha lotiit neon known that i-et'i.iin semi tlul.I or gelatinous parti ble in the nerves are tap.iWe of holJ ins either a positive or neuutlve charge of el.vti U l,y. Another faet ithi.h was estahltshtM sent-- lime a:o is that w h n an impulse Is transmit tal alone a nerM from the '.tain to j a muscle a neiratiw current ! .- te)op-d It has now Nvn d.stvtvml that the t:mu!t:l on of a nerve Is ef- prove the means employed therefor. lr Loeb announced a year or two a ffo that an Injunction of a solution of common salt, or chloride of solium, would stimulate the a, t:.-n of the ieat means. The N-titt.r,g ,.f me nean is a muscular performance, which th Chicago biologist attributes to ehem lia! action in the hum.n svstem. I'lowely allied to the Investigations j whose fruits are here bnetly stated, i and to Dr. Lb's studies of the possi bility of fertilization by chemical i means, i a third set of experiments 1 in which he has been engaged These j WORKINV. :i HOCKS A PAY. are far from complete, and hitherto 1 There's no rest for th se tireless lit have been confined to low forms f i 'o- orkers-Dr. K.ng's NV .v Life Pills. Millions are a'.wavs buv. cu: ing Tor animal life. But already they lo i pl., Uv,.r. Jaun Utv. uM.st.. Fever the doctor to suspect that death lsandAgu-. Th-y bani-h ck Headache not merely a cessation of action, but land drive out Malaria Never gripe involves a change of physical con .11 tions. In the case of a s-a urihins' at'h-d more closely than ever before j A St. Louis pastor, distressed at the .pau it.v of marriages in his (lock, d ("tares that women ought to make pro- ! tiosals. He does not s.e why they "houM wait for the men. From this: circumstance it may be Judged that his , vislon ls defected, says the u-dger. j For '"nn l" lW-- marriage 'there , Mn'- of foun- exceptions to every . rule) would b- to br-ak down the last i barrier separating the male from the j female. Save the actual difference in 'he two would tie alike. That this lv"u;'' a desirable condition is by no means apparent. There prevails a to"" "n 'enturies of human experience, that the man in the family , "h""1'1 ,n" on" t0 provide. It is his tjUsin,-ss to ay the expenses of an ex- panding household. If he Hoes not feel able to do this, he has no right to ask anv woman t'l share his lot. The man who does not support his wife is cro,, hfl,, j nt pun hased a bottl counted unfortunate or lazy. When he of One Minute Cough Cure." One Mln permits his wife to support him. h , u- '-'ugh Cure is sure cur- foe roughs. faI1" ""J'1'1" l'a,e "f r.-spe"tability and is classed as a loafer. On the otn"r h;in'J. the wife exp-, ts support from her husband If he is ing and able t. ac. ,pl it. wrong in having become a not v. Ill he was husband. A proposal of marriage implies Urn v. i!liiines to turto fare ot' a family, to pav ii;.- , r. ! - laun ry b.ll. and buy -i...'o for ;!... yo'iri---. . -should und'-rMari 1 this 'tc Tl.e-i. v. hen a w hi. an fe. 1 p til e-ieiie v Hinrle i . - v t fieSS. Women r .ughiy. ron.p-ed and lor !. She .'inxMy ha - le-' oire: so .:r.-a' !!. is willittt to m;i in aiti a hu.-barel ic "I,.. .? io v bi' ti I,.- ba I,, c ... )- ! I. th'- p!!'.ib-e i,,r p,p; ing 'he 'I'j' t. ii w ill not te- '.v.'hl.iM r-'he should irst realize 'ill this riu- ipm s and. if ready to lak- i.-r -S, the I cspoiHbility rests with If women were to ncquire the "' r bMt ot "i;:kin ,h vital : tie - re mould b ertaln to arise posal, cunt - less diCiculticH of a minor sort. No gallant man would have the courage to re-fuse. There would be none so rah as io ofter to le a bro'her. All wo'iM stammer helplessly In uticntpl U'K to my 'This Is so midden." On the whole, the i nitiKeinent Is best as The statement was made the oilier day In a N'ew Yotk paper that. In spite of his advancing years, Colonel Henry Wattetson. of Louisville. sols to his office every moimtii: nt ; o'clock, which necessitatis vetv e! ly iisini;. as he lives twenty miles from Louis v.lle ant drives to his ottlco behind a spirited pair of Kentucky man s. This has elicited ftom a coi tvp ndi lit tlie foil. ovine 'The Information here kIv eii should have come under 4 New Fiction' headtt'C 'Mu'ne Henry's' of tice hours are more nearly L' to 1 every other Wednesday, and on the pike, with the rein over a pair of spirited mares, vl.xl .save the other vehicles: " Steps the taut Mark Oil ifce Cold. laxative Itromo Quinine Tablets cure a cold in one day. No cure, No Pay. Price !5 cent. j If the Jow aiter empress of I'hlna has I really determined to he i;oo.l. the teso- ! It.H.tn ttf .tt.Kl..nf t.t m n 1 intention to commit siuclj- THE Ft" El. or" THK Fl'Tl'KE. This question hna been worrying many people who fear that the coal supply Is becoming exhausted, but there ts n need to worry, however, as a substitute has been discovered in petroleum. In near y all f Nature's pr.t'.ucts we find that as soon as one material becomes scarce another Is discovered to take its place There Is one exception, .ml that l Hostellers Stomach ltiUrr-c I; :s Nature's own remedy (or a'l stoma, h. liver and bowel complaints, an 1 ilu in the past fifty years it has t en impos.-IMe to make a better med.cme. It cures m- ; dtgestlon. d Sp-psi.l c. Us! I pa ! i. 'tl. ner- j ousr.ess and malaria, f ver and ague, i If you have nev.-r tried It d so to j day. It cannot help ,1 . y..u K od 'ur f private l'i- Stamp : ov. r the tpek of the Nutle. Certain I. ova formers at- arranging to emigrate to the Isle of lines They would tie wise to lay aside a fund sutfici. n: for return takets i or weaken. Small, tas ; wonders. Try them, J. c Drugstore. til. e. work n'.s at Hart's If th" pictup-s pnnt"d nation r-l- s are e rr. ct f iho coro. ct comic opera ked c. I by the - are rich and cosurti-s are to kn . r .yal s!iw. The ro!, reii. ulous. DON'T l.IVK Ti;KT Hisr.. Constipation and loaitli never go to gether. D.-Witt's U'tie Karly Itis.-rs promote easy action of the bowels without distress I have le-eii trou bled with rot!ven.- s nine years," says J. O. ijteene De; au.v, Ind , "I have tried many remedies but Little Early Riers give best results'' CHAS. i:;kk. .n it,,r H.lpna n;t, no b,.n tiy buily wltn et.onmlc .jistions to find time to give his roll-ague a fraternal '"" the subj.-ot of politics, gAyg 'n j ufr..r,.(1 Uf.h 'paln fn)m corn! j c.,ull hardly walk" wrl"s H. Itobln- . ni'ifooruugii, ins . nut liu- Kif.n a Arnica isalve completely cured them." Acts like magic on sprains, bruises, cuts, sores, scalds, burr.s, boils, ulcers. Perfect healer of skin dl.eas.s and piles. Cure guaranteed by Hart's Drugstore, i'rke 2j cents. H,.y,.k. r,,er!) ra(.ini ,i; t,,s.,,n n,j. ed the contst in a gen-ral fight. Some- thing had to be done to maintain ln- . terest In the exhibition. CHfLD WoHTH MILLIONS. i "My child Is worth millions to me," ' says Mrs. Mary I'.lrd of Harrlsburg, ; Pa . "yet I would have lost her by croup and throat and lung troubles. An absolutely safe cough cure which a-'ts Immediately, The youngest child an take it with en 'Ire s.ifetly. The llttl" '.neH like the taM- and remember hoc- often t. hej... ii,,.,,. K'.'ery fam ily sho-i'd have a bottle of One Minute Cough Cure handy A thN season es- peclllll i HA P. It mav hO';i:i:k del suddenly, wro'e his i c .C .'O loll. but. ..ooii ol bav i d io h- ijl a ' II it a maker Whether .-!,;,! I l.i ys or not p.. .it i" unf.nr to a. it.L' done so it n I a'ool cipher (;.,, .! - 'Into -e ,MIZ.- ; A IT 1:1. M .W 'I."S ' LL. "I H'ljek to ., y v joint to to -I tin 1 ) ai ke. vim i ai::, " , tl.'t,'. t! ll' OfoO'i-. ' p 'on. be a, "J v, as .d a out any appet it., ,: n l . i - 1' tiouL'b i-v-- '-1 ru t ve was c - i '.V. it.ll 'cn o: I'.iuling- .''i l p-lle. v.-llh- l i on down. Ah I was about to "ive m,, of Kb-itric C.itti-.s and it, I felt as well as I e I I-.' ;i buttle after taking r did in my lire." Weak, sickly, n.n do-.vn oeoi.le always gain ru-w life, tor.figth and vigor from their ut!e. Try them, fiat isfactlon giinranteeii i,v Han's tiriic- 'store. Price so ni v. v v. X r.'v H Y' ' j! ji - ' ." l .rr'-X. 'I -'''c- - ' :-v-j v't' s i: v r. i T II I n : C. H. COOPER UiWWsii 4sii4iitMk.im t ii i: r. r. a ii n i! n t r s r. o r a s to i; i a ' J I Hoae P"l!,!is,N's v"' " I lljlj WM'V "V St.. iv ii.nl.itiis .vii'v Fornisbinqs "r;;.':;!::;',:::',::,'1"' .'i::: i Ijj sti'i k i ltii-oi tuiil vjirii'.l. jjj jj tlll'l lll I' IMCcs Will ..M- , I i'1,'ai''1 '" ,,ur k Ijl -- ! j U , A PltiM'ITAllLK INVI Sl'MKNT "I was rouble I ',,r about ev. n ats with my stoma h and In bed rt'.f mv time," ays Iv l'enin k. Soinervllle. In I. 'I spent about JI and never ..oil. I get anything to help me until I tried Kodol Dyspepsia Cure I have taken a few t.ttl.s and ant entirely well.'' v,.ii don't live by what you eat, but by what you digest and assimilate. If your stomach doesn't dig-st your food you are r-a y starving Ko.l- I Dysp-'psia ''ute -l.es the s'omach's I work by digesting the food You don't have to db t Knt all you want. Ko dol Dyspepsia ''lire cures all s'orr.ach troubles ''HAS P. i "IKIIS It cm.s upon one with u "ho. k t" see in th- .-..-.late W a h ! II g toll I'oi-t a head like tills over tlie a. c. .lint ..f a seriou accident' 'Stiff to p.. Taken Home." To Use such slang .is that III the national capital' It is. therefor... a t'eli'-f to leain that the name .-f .-tie of th" sufferers was James ij. Stiff. I'HII.DKIIN' KSI'lv IALLV I. IAItl.lv Itiirtis, brul.-v mi 1 cuti are .-xtreme. ly palhful :md if neglected often result In blood p I oning Children are especi ally liable to such mishaps because not so careful. As a remedy DeWlu's Wlti h 1 1 ii at I Salve Is uncquaiel. Draws out the tire, stops the pain, soon heals the wound. Hewnre of counterfeits Sure rure for piles. "DeWltt's Witch Hazel Salve cured my baby of ecz-nia after two physicians gave her up," writes James Mock, N. Webster, Ind.. "The sores were so bad she soiled two to five dress-s a day." ("HAS. HiKD KllS. Dr. T. L. Ball DENTIST. 524 Commercial St., Astoria, Ore. J. A. FASTA BEND OHNERAL CONTKACTOU ' AND BCIIJ)ER C. W. BARR DENTIST Manuel! Building. 573 Commercial St., ASTOUIA, OR TITLEPHONK. RED 201. Andrew AspJ HKn .Hakrr, Blafl-nnlli ainj Hnrnotborr , FIRST-CLASS WORK AT j R FC A S 0 N A I L K I'l'.I'JEH ' Sn-clal Attention Oive.-i to Ship aid .Steamboat It'-palritigJ-n-ral lllack- 1 smithing, Klrst-CLss Horse shoeing, etc. CORNER TWELFTH f ND DUANE STS CHOICE MEATS I v ' Fresh Meats Pickled Meats Cured Meats Prompt Deliveries Lowest Prices Christensen & Co., 518 COMMERCIAL STHEET. TABLE LINEINS NAPKINS HOUSE FURN ISHING GOODS Villi I v K ,M I II K I I M K S I All' I i I K Great AnnualSale ll V It II 1 N II II N TICKETS TO til. Points East SHORTEST RND QUICKEST LINE TO Si.Taul, lMi!irli,.MiiiiH'Hnili,i'tiirai:o and All Pun Sis:. Through I'sMiy and T mr ; 'lecpi-m. Dining .m I Hun"': Snuiking Ubraty Cars DAILY TRAIN'S. KAST TlMll. r'KII VI' K AND SCKNKIiY CN Kyl'ALKP. For rate, folder and full itifornuMon regtrUng ICastern trip, oill in .r d dress H DIi'KSuN. J W PHAIN, City Ticket Ag"t Trav. I'ass. Ag t. Portland. A. It. C. .rx'NlrnN. (!. W. P. A. HI." First Ave. Seattle, Wash. It Will Pay You... to write for our rates before yml pur chase a ticket to any point In the HAST. Through Tourist Cat from the Pacific Coast to iconnecilng with through train" for all j points In Ihe far KAST. HllllTII or Sol'TIII-'.AST. Fast and hiindsomely eipilpped nieiim-heiited trains Dining ;'--irs. Hilffet Library Cars Sleeping Cars and Free ite. lining ('hair Cars throughout the following slates: I'AVA. INDIANA, WISCONSIN. MIS SOCHI. TMNNKSHF.K. W M'ISI A NA, ILLINOIS. MINNESOTA, HOCTH DA Kifl'A. ARKANSAS, KKNTI'CK Y nnd MISSISSIPPI. For ,'i rf I' pbi i M regarding fp litbl or ptiuueiuter nit. -i nnd service call on or iiddiesa, ,. c. LINI'SI'lY, T. F. . P. A. '1 II. THIIMIIIll.L, Com'l Agent. in Third st., Portland, ohimon i Lab Hi ImiiorlntloriM In TIC A, RICK and all kinds of CHINA MKKCIIANDIHH. Contractors for Chinese ! LABOR i .... Hop Hing Lung & Co 37 Rond Htreet. ASTORIA AND COLUMBIA RIVER RAILROAD. I K , V K I'dll t'l.A Ml I'.TtUh.l I II ell Me)s I K..i ai .ii .ii.t v j I'olnl. aMhhiia S !' III I 7 p III I i 11 in a hi I H HI p Ill " I ' IU II III i iu i K t I'.iiiIihI PelllU II. I - ,11k1 iii I iiia' in KKA.-II'K l'l I-.IHN Ktotti(ir w arreiiioii, ; ie w ' 1 .!. I'l.ll M n. Ik. I !' p III , II111011..11.I Nict Aioii. i n' I". s in ' 'e!.!r (ot M.trclltoti. I.' "s' in 1 Im , lluitou u. I toi. .' .si . n. i "lelr. Mll.l Ait.os. ,'i . II! I iy o'y I i . i 1 . in ill iii V .1' p , , I I'. P M III V .m (. , ifiii in Suii.l All iralt-a niaks close conn'.':! 'it l ticble wild 'l NitrilKrii I'acirlc trains to and from lirt Kat and Houitl po.mi J C. M ,. tlen'l Fr,:ln and PsMcngcr Ag"itt ..Fortland - Astoria $ou,o.. STR. ''BAILEY GATZERT." Dally It.'iinJ Trips Kxcept SumUy. TIMt CAHU Leavi Par! land. L'avn Astoria . The Dalies Boat STR. " TAHOMA." lu-tnren Portland. Th Ddc and wiy Poluis IIMe CAIU) a aves r.otlund. Monday W. !u. .U tttid h'rl-bi) at .' a nt Arrive Tho Dill. h me diy. P in l.e.n.s Tlie Ditllr TlKsdava Tlilim- im aii-l Sturd.is ill . a m Arrvr l'.'rt'.nJ, aaiu day, p in. Tin route hj the grindei; cen:,- ot ti a. ti a on art h ltn ling Fu-'t "f Abler :rct Ho'.lt 'I'h ii' Main 3il. A J TATIll. At AtorU JUIIN M FILI.im'N'. Agt. The lullm I'lltTIIKlt A HAKNK'S. Agt Hood Itiver. Wol.lMKD a WV UltS. Agt Whl: Si m .n. J i ' W V TT. Al Vn .Uvr a. i niniiuM, A(t rort n.i A FEW INTERESTING FACTS Wh. n peopls r cont.-uipl i t-iig 'r;p. wlte-h-r .n btKuieu r pi.'itvurr. .ii y n.n'tri.y W4tt tlie Dei: .jvlc ; .'t't.i.nab!i ,t rr a p--.-.l. ..iiif.rt ml I safe y . con erli...l Kitt. .) of tl. WISCONSIN CKNTIIAI, LINKS r. I'A I t T) th public and our tta.n I are op.-ra .-l a, io nuke ,! ... ,-..ii. I ip'Otlon with diurg ng lln : ! i June:. on point j Pullman !: Ho-eping an.l, i'ba r i ,trs .-n tltroug i :rlii Dining C4r "tiviif tun-x rp !. Me, i f.-rv ) a !.i can . I In or Icr t ob a n t ft fits:-. Ixi er. v.cf -k th I'ck: g-ni i se;. v.iu a t ck. t iv.-r I i The Wisconsin Central Lines and v"ii whl nuk.. direct e inii-.-.i,,,,! nt St I i til for Chicago, MPwanl.iv mil I -tl! holm ICast. Far any further lufonin'l tt - nil on ''iv tlcke: ag'nt, or corti'V'til wi ll I JAS. i. POND. Hen, Pais. Ag t or J.M. A. CLOCK. Milwaukee. V j Oenrrsl Agent, THK CHICAiV NOIITH WilSTKUN IIAILWAY. KOPP'S HI,ST A Delicious and I ilntnble Drink Absolutelv Pure The Northern Pacific Ilrwery, of make berr for d"tnllc and nport lloltled beer for f u in 11 y u or keg In the city fre. North Pacific Brewerg XTItllf till I I I Itlt Itlll a i. ii' ri ii' i i x 1 1 i i 1 1 l1 Aril ri in niih m k ' ' vv Of New y.eitu( VV. P. THOMAS, Mgr., San Francisco. UNLIMITED UAML1TY OF SHAKI-HOLDERS Nulwrilicil ('iipititl, I'aiil-iii ('u'ilnl, AsscLs, A.hhi'Ls in (Jniti'il Sliili-s, SiirjiluH to I'lilicy I lolili rs, Has lutcll Ull'li'l'w ril ilio; on llir J ;it We Rent New New BES-TOF LVERYTHING In Woid TM Tii of Hi r.i.ir Sonic via fho Horlhwesfcrn hu.. I 'lllil T'-i' luily llaiw!-!! Hi. I'ul ant I 'blc-i, coiiiprliliif Tlln A'i, I'llilllllla Hlcrp-r, I'erili-, 1'IIIIJ Cr, Lib') Jul i ii.ov4ijit Cr. I - i Io . Iiii-ii i'liir i'r, I tie .01 ll t 'fill II 1 f Ttulll Hue I v' Day of lh Yr. The Finest Tnim in the Worfo fir. In. lojhtdl rioted I'lli: lltP'lh'll HI'tTI'. 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