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PORTLAND. CIGON;' SATURDAY EVENING. AUGUST 23, 1SC5.SIXTEZI1 PACES.
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Russian Chief Envoy Does Not
i Anticipate Any .. Favorable ;
Result FromY Today's
I vl Peace Meeting.
JAPAN MAY CALL BL.UFF
hBY ENDING NEGOTIATIONS
-A- Depend Whether JPa WJli
- Make Further Concessions, Which
-.'la Recorded aa Improbable-Cgar
Thinks Compromise Should Be Of
' fered Ruahinc Troops to Front. -
' I'"' ' -iimil tatUl Berries.) 4'
i v Portsmouth. It It. Aug. V' Peaoe
, , i,.m)iM nf their staffs were
f up early this morning reoelvtng and end''
ins final messages to and from weir gov-,
ernmente preparatory to the meeting to
day. Runala a answer 10
proposition w iwtijr w m preseii..
7 irk. - ..na-imt tt h4 1 ahort
. one. Japan's commissioners will receive
Russia s anawer ana men propow "
adjournment until next week, probably
v Tuesday, to allow time for tranamlaaion
to Tokio.
,y Wltte said Just after noont- "All de-
pende upon Japan. anT' whether ehe
' will makeconeeaaions. -I do not antle
, Ipate any favorable reault from today's
meeting and am anxious to get away."
Cf.A -k infnnnnl of Wltte'a State
jfiwit-aaM-AaricijC Kaanaot ac-
cordingiy, then." . . - y
It le feared that Japan may call Rue
la'a bluff by breaking off the negotla,
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AMERICAN SHIP SEIZED.
fs i, ... -1 ' .- I.,-? ( '.iff
I Jaimaeee Te AueteaUaa before rlie
... :.r Oonrt aa4 Oaytmxe Monterey. v-,;
--"t-r-taBereaI BpwUl aarrUa.)
.ftrtmimt la Informed that the ateamer
- Auatrallait at, noon waa laaau to toko
, wtiaraaV9Where the authoritlea turned the
."crew ever to the Amerloan conaulgen
- arau ins cpto vi4-w .in
'nrew hare no money: ; ;The veaael baa
oeen aen w i fu - -
- Tha American. . ateamer - Monterey,
bound for Petropavlovak, waa eapturad
by the f apaneae in iienng eea Auguat
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TO PROLONG WAR.
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f reeeaiab Activity ghowm Throagbotit
; Baaeia to OoaUaae atragfle lm Baa.
V": ' SC Petersburg. Aug. JS. Feverlah. ae-
itlvlty.le ahown . throughout Ruaala' la
: preparing to continue the war 'In the
far eaat,' Half a million aoldlera whe
parttclpated ln-tha aummur maneuvera.
. are available for duty In ltancburta and
are being dlapatehed aa rapidly aa poa
elble. Thouaande of care and lobomo
tlvea haye been- hired from Auatrla and
. Germany to convey troopa and euppllee
to the front. Eitenalve repair and ad
, dltlona are.befng made to the ratlwaye
' to relieve the present atralm
;:: V MAY COMPROMISE '
w .'."
'Buaelaa tlevernmen igiee With Wttte
That OompxoaUae Sboald Be Offeaed.
. -' ; (Jearaal SpeeUl Swrlee.)
I'i J St, Peterabarg, Aug. IS. A atatement
waa inauo iumr vu. . m .v&.w
-that the government entirely agreea
i. w wi.a . that a. eomnmmlaa
WKUa . . . . - r -
1 1 kM ha nffarait Janan. The onlT
queetlon now le whether Japan will re
duce her demand for oneyIt-4abe.
lleved here peace la certain to be con
cluded, f . ' -
Amerlretr Ambaaaador Meyer ' la 'in
r- conference with Foreign Minister Lama-
; dorff , today. - : ; ?Ar";
vVTREATYjaSIGNEDH:'.
, wvw Aaarle-Japaneaa Agreameat Batlfled
. ' '0veeentfc .r:;.
;.'v - ' ;. (Jearaal SpeeUl Strrlee.) . V
- London, Aug.' IS. It le reported that
'the new AngloiJapaneae treaty of al.
; 1 lance haa been algned by both nationa.
i ' The new treat jr la broader In acope.then
the former treaty and aoognlaea the
' protectorate of Japan "orer-.: Korea. In-
caae of a combination of .powara-agalnat
Great Britain the aawlatance of Japen
le required only ao 4ar aa British eol
' onlea In the far eaat and, tbe Pacific
1 are- concerned.' . .. v .
PLOT TO DEPORT YOUNG ;
; . GIRLS TO FROZEN NORTH
v'v v 'tJearaat apeeUr arVe.
"T'v fienttl? Waah.. Aug." J The police
' have unearthed a wholesale plot to de-
iport young glrle .from thla vicinity to
Alaska for Immoral purposes. J. . W.
, Marvin, a musician, and Robert McNeil,
mifoonkeepmv - were' arreated today.
Other warrants will follow., rive alrla,
all under age, were foumt-wy he police
' locked up- In a dlsreputablo lodging
house, being held until the ne&t ateamer
sails. It la claimed that scoree of gtrla
have alreay . been - eent north, Seattle
, having been a procurers' clearing-house
' for a long time..-'.- -::)' vf
' Ceatralto B9U Baraed. ..
... (Special Dissents te The loaraaL)
' Chehalls, Wash., Aug. 1. The Cen.
trails. Shingle Mill company's plant, one
' mile weat of Chehalls, wes-destroyed by
Are iaat night, v The loaa le f 10,000 with
$7,000 Insurance. Twenty men were em
pmred at the mill, which wae 0W6ed by
Carlisle aV Pennell. ;n
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ClIYaiLtGEkCHEAPaOI FROLT
BEliiliiiiEaiiil
Coos County Product, Owned' by
Orourht to Fsrtland and
Dollars a Ton In
Manager W. 8. Chandler of the Beaver
H1U Coal company, whtoBroperatee the
coar mine of that name at Coos Bay,
aaya he Intende to enter the" Portland
market soon, and expeote that thla city
will conaume . about Z.OOO tona oi coal
week. Ban Francisco 1 taking ; that
quantity weekly, and the Beaver Hill
manager believes that be will be able
to establish as largo a demand In the
metropolis of the slate where hta mine
la eltuated. ''.-j-s:.; v ' i'-. ; ,
, Beaver Hill coal . la not ; well known
here, although- it baa been burned - In
Ban. Francisco for a quarter -of a cen
tury. In the'aouthern market It baa
especial demand aa a domestic foal., and
la praised as a. good grade f lignite,
perhapa the, beet that haa been opened
on tbe north eoaet. : A clean white aah
la left aa a residue, with no cllnkera.
and the eaJorlfto--atrenata.-of a too of
the fuel la aaid to be twice that of a
cord of wood. . The coal waa need on
the steamers of the California Ore
gon Coaat Steamship company, where it
gave satisfaction. ...-'.v.... "''J
Manager Chandler etated that be waa
laying down the coal In San Franc laco
at a coat of 14.10 a ton to the trade,
and would be able to do aa.well bore,
At thla figure, no doubt la entertained
that the Oregon product couia compete
successfully - with coale ehlpped from
Wyoming. Crow's Moat Pass country,
Ladyamlth and Nanalmo. - " -.;
CIIESE 00YCOTI
THE. TRADE
Three Big British Ships Have Been Chartered Within -the Week:
jtv -J to Carry From This Port
" v ,; - New" Crbp of Grain" and Flour.-
t James Laldlaw A Co. this taorulng
chartered two-British steamers to load
flour and grain here for the orient.
The steamers secured are the Ooeeno.
1,060 tons, and the Croydon. 1,410 tone.
Balfour, Guthrie & Co. last Monday
chartered the British eteamer Imaum
to load grain for .Japanese ports.
Karly In the week the British steamer
Kelvlnbenk waa chartered to load grain
and flour here for the orient. : The
chartering of these four steamers to
load here 'within the next few weeks
shows that the much-feared Chineee boy.
oott I Is not ; playing havoo with local
shipping as some (eared It would. V
For several days many calls tor flour
and grain have been coming in from
Japanese merchants and from several
dealers In leading Chinese cltlee. The
stocks of foodstuffs In some towns of
China are run low In spite of the fact
that merchants hostile to America have
been .making heroic efforts to Import
enough flour from Australia to supply
the demand. Most of the flour ehlpped
from ' here wilt be landed " in Japan,
where It will be resold to the merebknta
III Peking. Shanghai. Foo Chow, Amoy,
Canton and Hongkong. ' y , -
The steamers t bartered by the Lald
law company will not be In port at the
tame time, although local shippers do
not think piece would be any trouble in
finding oargoea for both at the same
loading. The Oroa.no la the flrat-due;
aha is at Shanghai, .wh4ra she-arrived
August S. with a cargo of enals from
Wales. Jt la' thought Jat -ehe will be
here by the middle of next month. -The
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Toronto, Aug. 26-Prince Louis of Battenberg arrived here yesterday afternoon. He will rest until Monday when the formal ceremonies
in his honor will take place. Prince Louis is a captain in the British navy commanding H. M. 8. Implacable. - He has had a huge dancing plat
form built so as to cover the upper deck of his ship and turns his man-of-war into an open-air ballroom with greatest facility, t. . .; V
Spreckelss Brothers, May Be
Snlrt ' tnril fnt Than-Uve ...
the Near Future.
No dates . were given as to the time
when' the northern aervlce would . Be
gin,, or how It would be accomplished.
The-J.- Bv- Bpreckela Bros, company,
which owns tho'coal property, la oper
ating eteemehlpe between Cooe Bay ana
San Francisco, and would be able to
put on another for the Portland trade
without difficulty , or td uUllse one of the
several liners, plying between thla city
and the aouthern coal dlatnot.
The J. IX Bpreckela Bros, oompany
haa owned the Beaver- Hill mine for
about tan years,- Other prominent , Ban
Francisco men are Interested In the
Cooe district. Owing to the . line of
ateamera maintained, by tbeae people te
market' their -coal In Ban Francisco, all
the Cooe Bay country has been made
heavily tributary to 'the aouthern elty,
aa regular connection with Portland was
not maintained until recent times. -The
fact that a company of such strength le
about to enter the Portland market Is
of great- local Interest, and la made
doubly. ao by the fact that the Southern
Pacific le arranging to tap the Cooe Bay
country-. with a rail line. - v "-
No local jonVs of Aha company " la
maintained, as Manager Chandler of the
mine represents the company in all of
Its Oregon operations, t When speaking
of his plans to reach ' Portland be did
not indicate any further particulars, but
left the Inference that something would
be done in the near, future. . ; , y
' HAS HOT HURT
OF PORTLAHD
to Japan and China '
Croydon wae chartered for October load
ing i she la at Ocean island, one of the
Gilbert group in the South seas, having
sailed for that plaee July 11 front Mojt,
Japan. Both, steamers will come to Port
land In ballast, -v---- ....
. The Oceano wae built at Port Olaagow
In 1900; ehe le ISO feet long, II feet
beam and ' 7 feet . hold. Tha Croydon
waa built In IMS at Sunderland, Is I4C
feet long; 41 feet beam, and II feat hold.
The vessels era operated by A. Weir
St CO.; v.'..'. ....-.-,.
The - British steamer Crelghall waa
also chartered - thla morning to toad
grain and flour at Puget eound cities for
the orient - v - :.v
TO HUNT FOR DIAMONDS -v
IN CAROLINA MOUNTAINS
; (Joaraal apeefal Sertcs.
New' Torn, yVug. tt.- David ''Draper,
F. R. O. S., of Johannesburg. Booth Af
rica, the noted geologist, and discoverer
of the Pretoria diamond mlnea, la at the
Union Square hotel making preparations
for an expedition to North Carolina to
search for diamonds, ' which are known
to exist In the Appalachian region of the
atate. but the source of which haa not
been determined. I Draper and Profeaaor
Ouns, gem experts, author of many
government publications n the subject,
have been In conference." Both scien
tists nre much Interested In the outcome
itf the -explorations which Draper , la
about to undertake, ' "' ; -
SELL ROAD TO
SCRUB 170L1AII
Pennsylvania Sheriff Will Auc
tion Off Railway to Liquidate
ar Dabt: : ''V
OFFICIALS THINK FREE ,
JIDE OFFgETS JHE DEBT
While ? Cleaning Car Woman - Rode
' .Entire Length of System, Thirteen
.' Miles " and Back Line Mortgaged
for Ninety Thousand. , ,? ' ; J :
WJearsal Special Sarrles. j
Stroudsburg,. Pa Aug.. it. President
MUton Tetter of the Delaware Valley
Railroad company refuses to ' pay a
scrubwoman 1 1 for cleaning the coach,
and tha' sheriff has announced bis In-
tention of aelllng the eyetem . to sat
isfy ths Judgment, awarded the woman
by, the local courts. - '" I 'V:'
Tetter declares that while she was
cleaning the car, ths woman rode the
entire length of tbe road, distance of
It miles, the fare being fL and back
agahv which he contends should offset
the woman's claim. He Is Indignant
that the woman should ask for further
pay. ' .: . '
Sheriff William Evans, In whose
hands , the execution' was placed, aaye
there la nothing left for .him to do but
to eell the road, and. the auction Is set
for September. 21. ;
The Delaware Valley railroad, besides
It miles of track, possesses an up-to-
date passenger coach, combination car.
one box car and several wooden plat-4
rorma, commonly Known as stations. The
road la mortgaged for 1 80,000 and It le
doubtful If It will sell for much more.
" 1 . " 1 ..v
CAIRO IS BARRED FROM""'
:TRAFFIC OF. THE WORLD
is ' Iosraat Spselat Servtes.
Cairo. 111.. Aua. It. New Quarantine
regulations birring this elty sgalnst the
world, went Into effect today. Trafflo
1 1 praetlnally aead. .
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PAYbESieUATIOf
I OF
FOR BY TIAYOR LAflE
City Engineer yo, Retire From Office September . First and . Will
'I Be SuccAeded 6y D. W. Taylor, Who Held the Office? ;
" ' r Several Years Ago and
City Engineer -eharlee Wanser waa
requested by Maspr Lane today to ten
der his resignation, to taka effect Sep
tember 1. ' Mayor Lane announcea that
D. W.. Taylor, a well known civil engi
neer, would be appointed to tbe position;
The action of Mavor Lane In reaneat-
Ing the resignation of Captain Wanser
Is not a surprise, for It haa been known
for some time that be desired to have
a man of his own choios In the office of
city engineer. While- there have been
many rumors to-tbe ertect that Taylor
would be Wansers successor, no official
announcement was ' made until today.
Charles Wanser was appointed elty
engineer by ex-Mayor Williams to sue
eeed W. C Elliott, who waa forced to
resign aa a result of the Tanner ereek
sewer scandal. Wanei"s- work In the
office ' waa such aa Improvement over
that of tfle former city engineer that
an attempt was made by many people
of both political parties to have Mayer
bane retain mm in tne position, tie
haa had the ' matter under advisement
for some time and finally concluded, af
ter maklnaT a thorough examination of
condition a. to ask for Wanaer'a resigna
tion,, and appoint a man or-ais own
choice. ! '
D. W. Taylor was sleoted city engineer
In ltt and served for two years. While
In office many atreetj sidewalk and
ewer improvements were made and be
wae looked upon aa a thoroughly capable
man. After ha left office be was for
Oil A HW
CLOTHES
R. S. Barlow, With Garments Ignited by Phosphorus In His
; Pockets, Has a Thrillinsf Ride and a Narrow ; ':l
4tearaal Snelal Serlee.t -.
Reno, Nev. Aug. IS His clothing a
maaa of flames, astride a . maddened
horse, R. 8. Barlow waa carried through
the woods around Floriston last night,
- f Li- .AHw Ul, .ll.ht was wit.
neaaed by many employea of the Florlsfl
ton puip ana paper- mnu wn i
helpless to aid him. Even with, his
clothing ablase and hla flesh burning,
Ratlna fMullul on th hOTSO Until he
brought the animal to a stop. Then he
dismounted, tore tne naming garments
from around hla body and extinguished
tha names. His face, arms and body
were badly urned and all the 'hair eft
FORCING A STRIKE IN -
CHICAGO PRINTING SHOPS
- "Uearssl Siirtri Sanwat '
Chicago, Aug. tt-Thie city today
became tha center of the struggle of
employing printers throughout the coun
try against the - international Typo
graphical union to defeat the letter's
attempt to procure an eight-hour day.
One-shop notices Were posted In four
of the largest printing houses, Strikes
are expected to follow. "
BblLERS OF TRANSPORT
SOLACE IN BAD SHAPE
. (Jearsal
' VaI!o, mi.. Aug. It. It in learned
that the boilers ef .the United, i .i.: t
VAflZER ISASKED
f.f
. 1 x
jade Good Record.
I soma time president an4 local manager
of the Trinidad .Asphalt Paving oom
pany. but falling to approve of the pol
icy of. tha company he resigned and has
since bean engaged In private work.
. Mayor Lane stated today that Taylor
was a man thoroughly qualified for the
position and one who would do hla full
duty, toward' the elty.' ,.-
FINDS AFTER FOUR YEARS
V WIFE IS HALF-SISTER
Joaraal Special Serrlce.1
Wabash, Ind Aug. It. Joslah Hoaf
has Informed the county clerk that the
marriage license Issued to Charles Hoaa
and Bertha MoVea la fraudulent because
tbe two are bis children, being half-
brother and sister. They, were married
four years ago, having come from Oh la
The courtship was made before the two
learned of. their relationship.
After. f our year of married life, the
young man fled, abandoning his wife and
sister, because of rumors. Ha sought
to have hie father make affidavit deny
ing the relationship of tha two, but tha
father refused and a divorce will be
secured. - . i
The father.' who is ' a respectable
farmer, until today kept the secret with
but' few manors . gathering strength.
This la the first case of the kind In
the state. The couple have no children.
HORSE LIU HIS
III FLAL1ES
hla head, was burned off. . tie will re
eover. "
Barlow is assistant manager of the
big paper mUL He wee .encaged In
making an ' experiment with chemlcaje
yesterday and placed them In separate
packages-In his pockets. Phosphorus
was one of the lngredlenta. While rid
ing, the chemicals became scattered in
his clothing, finally mixing . with the
pttoepnorus,' and the rtre resulted.
In riding along. Barlow did not notice
me nre until me names.. bea-an burn.
ing hla flesh. By this time his horse
became , frightened and . unmanageable
ana me roaa race reeuitea, ..
bteamshtp Solace,' which returned, from
the Philippines a eouple of weeks ago.
have been reported to tbe navy deoart.
ment as unsafe. It Is oaid on good au
thority that on the last three trips of
the transport officers have gon ont 0B
asva wiitiei aa vvwaa ta,
SEfsSATIOrj EXPFCTFn in
MIZE r.:UPiDZn MYSTERY
: (Jearaal Special UnU.i
Chicago, Aug. It. inspector Hunt In
charge ef the detectWea aeeklng -the
muruerer or Mrs. F. E. allae. In Hyde
Park, declared thla afternoon that he
waa upon C.e track of V. criminal, and
that t. mat of a prominent dtiaen of
Hyde Irk has become Involved. i:
Ult t'M .
- - . . iw v- ivt a grt
Mrs. H. S. Franca- of Lot AnI;,
Says She Will Spend That
-Cum to . Recover, Met '
Eloplns Spouse.
FRENZIED LETTER TO
. CHIEF GRITZr.ACI!ET.
Romance in the life of a Sotr.
Woman Haa Turned Very EI;;:
but She Still loves the Han VTL
She Says Departed From Calif o mi;
With a Portland, Woman. ,
X have plenty of property, vat S ax).
mis stable. - My heart yeama foe kfaav.
I lore M- B. rxmaee dearer thaa ssy ow
Uf a. X wlU forrtve aim, if aa wlil eeeaa
to ass. 1 Mm lm atlao aavA aatas alte. X
want aim, X lore alxs, and X U have)
u. Xelv xae to loeate mum aaa a w&i
Mr m SBOOlS Jsxtpae tkom lee
wt&tten by a deserted wife e the Caieg
of Polloo ef rozUaad.
. In a frenxled communication, burning
with expressions of love and affection,
Mrs. Adella C France of Los Angeles. '
California, tells Chief of Foltoe Orita-
macher that she wlU give him SEjOe te
be will locate her husband. H. aFrance.
ho la supposed . to . have eloped and
come to Portland with a woman whose)
name ehe-" baa not learned, but who la
said to be a resident of this elty.
Mrs.. France Is the daughter of Judge
Shelton of South Carolina, who wae
also a wealthy planter, cotton-grows
and landowner, and In antebellum daya
an Influential alaveholder. Dr. John A.
Kenloch, president of the Charleston.
South Carolina, medical college. Is her
uncle. 8he has figured largely ln the
social Ufa of eaatern cltlee and for eight
years was private secretary of Governor
Jones f Virginia. ; - v '
Her "husband la ariocomotlva engtnew-
He is believed to be in tbe Vicinity of
this city with some woman, and bis wtfo
says that no matter what the expense
she wants, him found and; returned ta
her. The women with him. aha ears.
la from Poftlandv and she believes went
to Los Angeles at his request for the
purpose of eloping with him.
: ' Sorrow la Ker aaomaaoa. -
Mrs. France's story Is romantic to
a degree, though her marital happiness
has' been marred by the elopment of her
husband. - She waa married previously,
from her own statement, and lived with)
her husband at ill West Elmlra street,
Loe Anxeiea. There, In 10J. Franco.
appeared to ask her 'husband to help
him secure employment. He was taken
In and treated aa a gueet. 'Within 10
days, Mrs. Frsace confesses, she fell
desperately In love with him, and eorre
sponded with. ( bun after : he went ta .
Arlaona. - - f
Securing a divorce from be husband
shortly after France's departure.- aha '
followed him to Ariaona and waa mar
ried to him near Wlnslow. Ths paly
returned . to Loa Angeles and bar hus
band secured employment as engineer
with the Pacific Electrte Railway ov .
peny. . In time hie attitude toward be?
grew cold and be began staying from
homa at night, telling her be had t
work extra shifts,. ... . ...
There Wae Another. - '
Inquiry ehowed her that be waa Tarrl.
eating and ahe bad him watched, with!
tha reault that aha ascertained he wa
going nightly to tha beach In the com
pany of a woman from Portland. There
were scenes at the Franco home and tbo
husband disappeared.
All Mrs. Francs thlqka of now Is bav
in a him return. The woman's Infatua
tion, ss shown by her letter, amount
to a frenxy. She telle Chief Qrlta
macher In her letter that Franca has
squandered 11,000 of her money at
gambling tables, but that she deems
this amount a mere baxalalle in
parlson with her loss by hlsfelopement.
Detectives are at work trylna- to flnt
tha eloping eouple.) The, letter
eelved Wedneaday, but no clue baa been
iiun wmcn mignt lead to . dlscovertnat
their , whereabout a , , Y
JOURNEYS TO PERSIA
TOWED HER L0VE.T
-'. .. . . .. ,),-.. . .......
.- (Journal SpsetU Rrrrlc.)
Philadelphia, Pa,. Aug. . V-e
Myrtle Campbell.. daughter of Mrs. J
A. Campbell, of Plttaburg, Pa aa 1
today with a party of mlsalonarlea tr '
Persia, to become the wife of the Rev. .
Norman Ewer, a missionary St Hanadam,
Persia. Mias Campbell and the Kev.
Mr. Ewer wars class mates at Geneve
college, fr,om which they graduated l i
lilt. Mr. Campbell has chares of
mission church in Hansdam. Persia, un
der tha auspices of the Reformed Pre,
byterlan . church. .
HOLLIES IS If.U'CTED """"
on cor.spinACYC!iAr"
(Jearaal Spedal Srrrlas.1
Washington, Aug. M.-rJH
Holmes. Jr Ute asslstsnt stsi
of tbs depsrtment of sgrlcul"
was dismissed as a result ti '
veatlgatlon Into the leaknae ni 1
ton crop reports, haa been t
. . A lurr An A h '
.piracy to defraud the cove
. . . - h.v. . 1 ui heen
arrests made -of i re.l l
and Moses iiaas.or rew
Kaontav Tacit T
: Oearaal '
Mobile. Aug. 2--
nrlvate y'ht 1
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