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s Instruction hay been Issued by In
spector Bruin that hereafter aU detec-
' Uvea must obey th rul requiring them
to work during certain period. ,Tta
order formerly Issued. which f was ap
proved br Cblf QrlUmaehsr, was not
enforced on account of certain eondi-1
tlqnlhm -existing Delsrtrrss Dayg.
Buow. Kerrigan and Hart man and Aot
ing Detective Hellysr will work during',
the day. Detective Day being ill. Do- ,
teotlve Vaughn wUI take his place antll
-bis recovery. Acting Detectives Kay.
aud-Whlt. who . will work as a team.
r.ui Dtra .
..,.
, "raw .....,.
;
Pastase
-have- a doflnlt hour a liued. tbetrH
work of clearing tbs city of tbe Immorai
element requiring them- to serve some
times In the day and sometimes at
night. 'The other members of the
secret service staff wlU be on Bight
duty, . .. . '
' jt meeting of the membership eom-
mutee or tne roniua cuunutr ui roar
meres yesterday afternoon elected 8. O.
Reed ohalrman, and plans for vigorous
this year to increase
memoes -
. ' ship Of the chamber to 1.080. There
are now 17a on the roll, and It Is de
: ' sired to broaden the scope of tbs cbam-
. bar's work and make It ens of th moot
democ ratio and progressive commercial
bodies on the coast. A largo fund is to
." be raised for advertising purposes and
' to elaborate the permanent exhibit
maintained In the chain bee Dr. Leroy,
. who has had charge' of the Information
bureau, will retire March 1. - There Is
said to be a probability that the cham
t ber will engage an expert exhibit man
from cauxornta.
" J. A. Willis reported to th police
, yesterday that his watch and chain
' been stolen from his room at the Grand
lodslnf-bous. Fred Raamuasen. wno
occupied the room with him. lost $4.
'Later George V. Day was arrested for
vagrancy by Patrolman Oolta and the
watch owned by Willis was found In
his pocket Polio Clerk Leonard
Identified Day as a criminal wanted by
the Tenneeee authorities for cracking
. a safe. Detective Hears has also ascer
tained that he is wanted at Chicago for
highway robbery. The authorities bo
- ... llev that Day Is responsible .or a num
ber of larcenies and If they can locate
, , his room think th evidence will be dls
" covered. a
' The February number of Ths World
Today contains an Interesting 'Sketch
of George W. Boschke, engineer of the
new sea wall at Galveeton. and at pres
ent chief engineer of the Harriman rail
road lines In ths Pacific northwest. Ths
story was written by C. M. HyskelL a
- member of The Journal staff. It re
lates In detail the work of Mr. Boschke
in protecting Galveston from the I
and of the other great undertakings he
has . successfully accomplished. Tbe
story Is well written and Interesting and
has attracted a great deal of attention
in Portland.. '
Presiding Judg Arthur X Fraser yes-
: terday- Issued -an order enjoining Q. 1
Wlllett from taking further steps toward
disposing of or patenting certain labor-
saving devices be had made from saw
mill machinery, pending a salt against
Wlllett that , has been filed In the cir
cuit court by th Portland Iron works.
' Ths company allege that when Wlllett
"devised the improvements he was in the
employ of tbs company, which had hired
him to make the Improvements and had
--peld -hi-n Harg-vjary. - :
O. A. Du Reus was awarded ll.ioihglllf'lf
.. Im. th. hrfA. u.n 9rMM atUcked Mr. Mears without
- damages yesterday from the Pacific Mall
Order company. He cued for this amount,
alleging that he had paid tt for stock in
the company open being promised a
position In th firm. Du Rett testified
that under tbe terms by which hs por-
rhssed stock. If hs should be discharged
. from his position, tbe shares should be
repurchased at par. This was not dons.
-Thr-rasewas-trl before . a - Jury In
Judge Bears' ' department of th circuit
court..
Eugene Ormonde, for a tint leading
man at th Belasco theatre. Is bow
leading man with Florenoa Roberts. In
a new play, "The Strength of ths Weak."
Th company I now la Dearer, where
the play has met with immense favor.
From Denver, Miss Roberta and her
company will go to San Francisco, ap
peering at the Columbia theatre. She
will go-rrom Ban rreneweo an
tfewXork.and will appear atithtJha,
Savoy or Garrick's theatre.
C K. Jorgensen will build a flve-etory
brick business structure at th south
-east corner of Third and Main streets.
to cost about 100.000, pufns for which
' are being completed by Emll Schaoht.
The storerooms planned for th first
floor are -already leased. Ths upper
story will contain 14 three room apart
ments.. Old buildings bow on ths quar
ter block will be removed and work on
the excavation begun within th next
10 days.
At a meeting of th banquet com
mittee this afternoon arrangements for
ths Lincoln day banquet to be given
at the , Commercial- club under th
auspices of ths Republican and the
Young Men's Republican clubs on
Lincoln's birthday will be completed.
An elaborate - menu will be served.
Guests will assemble at 0:10 o'clock and
-will be seated In th banquet, hall, at 7.
F. K. Beach, president of th Republican
club, will act as toastmsstr.
At a meeting of th congregation of
the First Baptist ohuroh last night the'
action of the prudential committee and
.--of -trustees In raising tna salary
of Rev. 3. W. Brougher to $4,000 per
year was unanimously ratified.
The state treasurer ' today ' received
through 8. T. Lockwood A Boa of Port
land draft for t8.00t.ll In payment of
the stat taxes of th Northwestern Mu-
-tuai .Life Insurance -compony. on bust'
THE
CHESVVICK
HAT-
T
AT THREE DOLLARS
IS UNEXCELLED
HAT VALU1S WE ,
GUARANTEE FT. .
SPRING 8TTLES
NOW IN. -
H6vctt
DrcCoy G Go.
C A. Landenbrrr, Oregon's Pioneer
: Oerman Ntwopaper Man, Who Vl4
Yesterday. . ;tA
Bess', transacted last year. ' The com
patty's statement shows ll.OSO.SOO of
hew insurance written- In ths state-tast
1 year.-' The total termlnatlone, including
aeetn claims and matured poticlea, were
-out vils.STl.. This company new hai
Insurance In force in Oregon of IT.474.
710, an increase during last year of over
Th- body of Da foe H. Shark, a young
mining engineer and son of Oeorg W.
Sherk. a prominent business man - of
Huntington. Oregon, who committed
suicide in ths Northern hotel at Seattle
last Wedneadav. wilt .be broueht ta
"Portland this afternoon. Sherk arrived
In Seattle a day or two before his" sui
cide from Ketchikan, Alaska, where he
naa Been working for a mining company.
Buy for quality and don't wast your
money, cheap rramea and pictures are
even cheaper than their price. We have
th kind you ought-to put your money
In. ' Our goods are all new, first-class
and up to date, and the prices have been
placed very low for advertising pur
poses. - First-class picture framing . a
specialty. Th Yates Art eomoanr.
Brown building, Hawthorns and Grand
avenues. .
Improve your yard. Don't you think
a dosen fine rose bushes or flowering
bulbs, a nice holly or ornamental shrub
of some kind would Improve ths looks
of your yard? Can' you think of any.
thing more lasting or that would bring
more cheer during many months of th
year? ' Call at our tree and rose yard,
foot of Yamhill street, snd make your
A party of five distinguished "Chin
merchants and - officials who - are ,
voyags to America to study trade con
ditions will, be Invited by the Portland
board or trade to corns to this city and
be th guests Of Portland commercial
bodies at an entertainment In their
honor. They are expected to arrive at
Seattle, February 16. on th steamship
Dakota, f th H1U lines.
lval services will ha held
night this week and next at th First
Christian church. Park and Columbia
streets, by Dr. 8. M. Martin, evangelist,
of St Louis, His subject tonight wlU
be: "Trust In God or Something." By
requeet, h will repeat hi sermon Bun
day afternoon en "Th Second Coming
or ynnsx ana in sna or th world.'
8. it. Wears, nreeldeat of the Fort.
tana cordage company, yesterday a
warning while he was attending a per
formance of opera at th Marquam
Grand theatre Monday evening, la com
pany with his wifs and two- nieoes.
You may be planning to build a horn.
If so, you should go to th Tates Art
company. Brown building. Hawthorn
and Grand avenues, and. get some of
thos beautiful pictures at lowest prices
ever before sold on this coast. Ws don
artistic picture framing at lowest prices.
Special sales every Saturday.
Harry E. North mp, son of -udr H. H.
Northrup, has filed a declaration of his
Intention to become a candidal for
representative In th ' stats legislature.
He promises to support for United State
senator the Republican receiving tbe
highest number of popular rote. North-
funeral directors, have the finest estab
lishment, the finest goods, ths finest
vehicles and the most reasonable prices.
Fine broadcloth covered caskets. It!
and tie.--The finest wood goods made,
from 111 to t20. Parlors 110 and lit
xnira pL, cor. Baimon, Portland. Or.
Now Is th ttm whan a heautlfnl
framed picture Is most SDoreclatad by
your lovana rrtenaa isn't there some
one you ought to remember In thl
yT We'll deliver any kind you order.
wim your eara. i n late Art com
pony. Brown building. Hawthorn and
Grand avenues.
Prudent women ar taking ad van tar
of ths low ebb of prices en all goods In
our store. Pictures and frame bought
now mean money saved they ar al
ways good. The Tate Art company.
Brown building. Hawthorn and Grand
s, venues j
Attention la called to th creditors
sale . advertisement on pass t. Th
Baron Shoe company, who have charge
or this sale, announce that tha sale
will begin Saturday at 0 a. m. Corns
early and At the. choice.
i " '
T. Vf. Bwlnaky of fh Baron's oho
store on Thursday returned - from
extended 'trip through California.' Hs
reports lively business In that part of
tha eountrr. but bars tbs re la u nliai
lias Twruanev .
J WalcEes, Wa1cKeeT"Walones On easy
iaiy payments, ii down, per
slk - tkm't go without m good time
piece. ; MeUger Co, lit SUta Street.
s eaasaaaesasesB
now. Ballroom stage, fancy da nee a.
To waits Ilka. I do will cost you tlOOO.
1 All wattheo eleeeed.-tl. Aa-matB
springs, L Metsger 4 Co ill SUth
OoM medals fer lawn grass and sweet
Butser, seedsman. 111 Front
Xhr. X. C Brown, Eye-Ear.
Ask for Frits' s tamalaa.
Marquam.
.v
400 Boys Suits Co at $2.35.
Th Salem Woolen Mill Store, II sad
IT - Third atreet. has sprung another
has Unit tnAmV 1 AAlnm in K-i-
solutlcm sale 40 boys' and ehlldren'tl
suits la Norfolk and double-breasted
styles; regular 12.1 aad It values, at
th phenomenally low price of II il
ea event which they predict will sTrt
th mothers of Portlaad Socking t their
store tomorrow-,
ST M ... ..- 1 T- T
LejH.i-u!oQOJ
-U)F-EMIk-
That Wat- VVTty-Thfo-Was-n
Eclipas of tha Moon Last
-I'' Night. , r t
THEY BOTH TRAVEL BUT
MOON OUTRUNS SHADOW
Dull Red Glow Caused by Refraction
of 8un'a Rays by Atmosphere of
Earth Thousands Buy Up late to
- Watch Phenomenon. "! -
. Thousands of people in Portland and
th surrounding country sat up lata
last night and kept their eys trained
on th cloudless heavens to watch th
clips, of th moon. Conditions were
perfect and thos who saw It were fully
repaid for remaining up. Th perform
anee of-tha axth'a aaUeUlt wa almoat
as great aa event a the reoent season
of grand opera. It was witnessed by
a great many more people and, there
ws -no charge for reserved seats.
From ' th tin the moon began to
dip Into th shadow of th earth, i until
th eclipse was total, people through
out th city stood In groups on' th
street corners, thronged th front yards
of their homes and peered from win
dows to see th sight. Every eye was
trained upon th sky Just east of th
senlth where a dark smudgs was slowly
spreading over th moon's brilliant face.
They watched until the eclipse was total
and many remained up long enough to
see th orb begin to crawl out Of th
shadow again.
Th moon struok th western edge of
the earth's shadow' at 0:47 p. m., and
at 10:4t wa oompletely emersed In th
darkness. An hour and 41 minutes
elapsed before the moon began to show
its brilliancy on ths eastern edge of th
shadow and It was 1:17 o'clock In th
morning before it passed entirely out j
Of th darkness. '
. Ths earth's shadow la In th shaps ot
a cone, th apex of which, is shout
117,000 miles out in space directly oppo
site tha face of the sun. At ths point
where th moon, in Its orbit around th
earth, passes through th shadow, the
latter has a diameter that Is about two
and two thirds that of ths moon. Th
reason that It requires so long for the
moon to oompletely pass through th
shadow. Is that th ahadow Is traveling
la a' westerly direction owing to the
motion of the earth around the sun snd
ths moon is traveling In ths same direc
tion In Its orbit around tha earth. Th
moon, however; Is traveling at a rela
tively . greater speed' and' outruns the
shsdow. r -
Th dull red glow of th face of ths
moon , which was very distinct In tha
eclipse last night Is caused by refrac
tion of tha sun's light by tha atmos
phere of the earth. The atmosphere
breaks th ray of light Into thslr com
ponent colore and absorbs practically
all but the darker red hues. Theee
rays, which are highly refractive, are
bent by th aarth's atmosphere until
they ar thrown Into th shadow and
are reflected back by tha face ot tbe
moon.
An eclipse of th moon can occur only
when th moon la entering or1 serving
one of Its nodes, and then only when the
node Is in such a position that th earth
la directly between It and th sun. Ths
nodes ar th points of intersection of
earth's orblti When ths moon is In any
other portions of Ita orbit than th
nodes. It Is either above or below the
plan of th earth's orbit and ths earth
is not in a position to shut off ths
light of th sun.
mm PUN TRIP TO
- GOUiiCIL CREST
Outing; in Honor of Edward T.
Parsons, Famous Mountain
' Climber.
th board of dj rectors of th Slarra
club of mountain climbers, who Is now
in Portland on a business visit, ths Ma
aamas will have a gathering of the
clans tomorrow afternoon for a tramp
to council creet. As Mr. Parsons has
not yst had an opportunity of enjoying
the splendid panorama or Ice-clad moun
tain peak from th height. It Is thought
that he should embrace this opportunity
of seeing it. Th plan la for ths Ma
nama and their friends to don their
mountain toggery and meet at ths snd
( ta ear Ita on Portland Heights at
1:10 o'clock tomorrow afternoon,' and
remain on th summit just long nough
t enjoy th sunset glory.
Masamas wUI turn out In fore to
give Mr. Parsons greeting on this In
formal outing, and bring with them all
their friends, especially thos who war
on th Rainier climb last summer. Mr.
Parsons was a leading spirit in that
outing and It was largely due to his en. (
erry and enthusiasm that ths Sierra
club of California and its guests, ths
Appalachian' club of- Boston- Massachu
setts, were prevailed upon to accept tbs
Invitation of th Mi
MiNvuWo-CournyChiljr
Los Angeles aad Oakland races. Take
Sellwood and Oregon City cars at First
aad Alder.
VeTVatBrsfafOA BeeMst
-AJleei A Xewls Beet Brand.
Green, Short
SlabWood
'
f- Frew lamaa-Powlseti'a mill on , that
Ksst Bide, and th Portland mill on th
West Side, will be sold at , -
Per Load ?
For a short time, as per th districts
advertised PY as last Fall These prtee
will not be continued for long.
Beffeld-Veysey: Fuel Co
tAltanllH.
Tomorrow night at 9:30 ends the great
Annud Rummage Salc.n DonH miss
visiting the store After -inventory
bargains of great merit in all lines of
wearing apparel and household effects.
Brolicn lines, remnants, odds and ends
marked at surprisingly low prices Rs
member this store is open tomorrow
night until
THE DENTISTS YOU
SHOULD GO TO
Teeth Aa Treated Foot Denial Wert
la Boa at Aay FrWe The AJveeUi
Method a Fraotloed by tfc
Balsto Assure Fersaaaeat
Beaatlfal aVesults.
If your teeth ar decayed or ab
scessed or loose and falling out, or
your gums Inflamed and sora, then your
health demands that your teeth be at
tended to. If you ar looking for th
beet work at a reasoaablo fee w would
edvlse you to call upon th Boston Den
tists, til tt Morrison street, the den
flat who originated th Alveolar
Method, th most-talked of, ths most
Imitated of reoent dental dlsoovarles.
Examination free. Lady attendant
Skillful specialists.
BOSTOBT
1MH
Morrison treet, upp. Meier
-Frank and - Postofllcs.
n TRINKETS-LEFT 8Y
DYIH6 WM
John Wilson Trisa to Sscurs
, Jswslry Wifs Willsd to .
Childran.
John Wilson, a boiTmaa and-Jm
ploy of th Eastern 4V Western Lsm-
ber eompany, spent a- moot uncomforta
ble half hour in Justlc Reld s court
yesterday. He was scorched by Attor
of Mra C. Brown, th plaintiff's mother-
in-law. In a replevin suit, without a fe.
JnaUo Beld granted tbe 4awy-aynon-
suit and threw wnson s case out - of
court. -
The testimony of Mra Brown, corrob-
orated by other wltneesas, was to th
effect that a watch and a ring had been
. STOS-niaWOBat . :
PL T. Lucas, Wlngo, Kr. wHtaa.
April 1I.-100I: rrl to It yeare 1
had been afflicted with a malady known
as the Itch.' The itching was moat
unbearable; I had tried for years to
find rsllf.Jylnd tried. ail remedies-1
ould near or. mmn a numoer ex
doctors, r wien o stats that one sin
gle application of Ballard's Snow Lini
ment cured me completely and perma
nently. - Sine then I have need the lini
ment on two eenree occaaion for
ringworm snd It cured completely, lie,
too a d JI 00. , Sold by . : Weodard.
IBMefer Frank Store
lXt ber by. er daughter, lying, on her
o liefer (ObffraMs Store
Open Tomorrow Ninht Until 9:30 i
cV m nws ear-Ar
L VU V Jl til
-; OF-
9:30
4oiandatogt3stnd
Nature IsthcGrcatcst of All Physicians
snd if given a
and 7 to 9 p. m.
y
Rooinv410414-StearraV-Bldg.rCcier Sixth sarf Morrison StreetsT
deathbed, to be given th daughter's
children when they grew older. Th
trinkets, said ths witness, had been
prised by th dying woman and wer all
she had to leave for ber children.
Wilson Instituted a replevin suit to
recover th property, snd ths ring snd
watch were produced In court, having
been taken by Constable Wagner on
servle of th replevin paper a
"Your honor." said Attorney- -IiOgan,
"the cupidity of this man almost sur
passes belief. This waUh and ring are
so very valuable and ware left by a
dying woman as a legacy to ber chil
dren, yet this men Institutes a r- evin
eult In order to gain poas;' i (I
them." ,
Wlleon conducts the St. Jo?.-' ' 1
at .f0urtaUi and RalelU i .
99
chance will effect a cure in ninety
nvs per cent ot enronic diseases. - -
htrtrnoinzsthzthttGpticiic cannot
ureprovidinjtheyare caused - from pinched
nenres and interference in the circulation rand
we make the assertion, and stand ready at all
times to prove our assertion, that ninety-five per
cent of diseases are caused by those two abnor
mal conditions pinched nerves, interference of
circulation. You may ask what causes those ab
normal conditions. We tell you, and no one can
deny, luxation of vertebras in the spinal column,
partially closing the intervertebral foramina,
causing pressure on - the nerves -emanating
through them from the spinal cord the nerve
'center. The vertebrae being displaced, they
naturally press upon the blood vessels between
the bodies of the vertebrae, causing an interfer
ence of circulation. These conditions beinfr the
cause of the diseases, which is the most rational
thing to do fill your stomach with drugs or
he-cause-by-ad justing-the- luxatetr-ver
tebrae, thereby removing the nerve pressure and
freeing circulation and allowing nature to go on
snd build up the broken down tissues and restore
you to health and happiness? , I
Call at our offices and let us explain chiro
practic to you.1- itg principles appeal to all good,
sound thinking people.
Office Hours: 9 a. m. to 12 m-, 1 :S0 to 8:30
Examination free.
Drs.-Briggs & Stcvart
CHIROPRACTIC
DRT GOODS, ladle TJh4etwar. eta
sreatly reduced prices.
atsta shv .
Juetloe Raid, on th -teetlmony behig
onoluded, said: '
1 will grant Mrs. Brown, th de
fendant la this ease, a nonsuit. There
Is not a -particle of evidence to bow
that Wlleon he th e;Shteet claim on
the watch Or ring. I eaui't un urstsnd
on what sreiiiw, be el1 to toe
court to obtain l -...j of t- j - v.
SALE
CUmO-SALU'
' Owing to our surplus stock of
holiday goods we shall , redo
prices on every article la all line,
consisting of fin Silver Clot-,
sonns, Satsuma, new B rasa ware,
Bronse Iecorated Porcelain Tea
Ssts, .Kik and Satin. Embroidered
Kimonos, Screens, Carved Furnitures-Toy.
Matting, ta -;- " ;':r;t ,:
-Andrew Kan
&.Co.
SOT KOmBISOaT S.
Harquam Grand Theatre
Use fay, Tseseay,' . Wsdaeelay. WsdeeaOay
kbtiaee, Mrearr 11. 11, 14. .
. Aswrfca's Ofestest Trsgedlease. '
NANCE O'NEIL
- Is seperb Setote Pvedestleas, ss adlees
Moadsy, oFlres of St. John' r
Sy saserawss. rtmt Time Bere.
Tussdsjr, Macbeth"
Oartala Rises st 0:0S Proenjtlr. Owlag te
the Massive tesale it tscts. . .
Wedneoday MsUnee, -Msf d" '
WedBeiday Eve, "Monna TaBaa" -
By Maetertlacfc. First Tta
Bvealat Prices Lewer Boor, ll.ftn sad II.
Bakear. 11. Tfte, S0e OaUwy, (At, see. Bases
sad kss. It. '
Mattase Priese-tewer Seer. 11. Balessy,
te ead OOe. Ollery, e. Me. , "-,
Marquam Grand Theatre
Tsaight st 1:11 e'OletB
Tmmii Aftsrasee et 1:10
OEOBCn ADS'B BB1U.IAMT COMKOT
"THE COUNTY CH AIRMAN"
Big Hit BrfMe s Croweed Boose Last Klsht.
fwnloi PtIms. Il.eo, t.. 1A snd xu -Matlose
Prime -41. T5c. BOP, 3Se sad sfte. '
EAT8 MOW SSUJKO.
BakerTheatrer:S":
Taahtn aad Talrd Its. Peoee aUla WOT.
-Tke- Best ef Msslosl Barlssisi.
TOiriOUT AND TOMOBBOW MATtRSS,
lie Perfsfser Batareay Klkt. : .
r.nMi's Donu.nAr.'s
t Biulgne aa4 Bttravsgaosa Otapaay, praseat.
I ,. , . lag the elaborate tsree. .
-AOSEKUll milTf-
Broadway Baew Clrle. . Bwatlral Mask.
Bcresatlag Qamttt.
0 BIS Taaeenile Aete
Baterdsy Msttaee Last Pwfnmsaee lie. Ms,
Ue, 0e. Nlsht Prtcee . See, Oc foe.
Feet "With serttee- Baadsy Katisee,
TAMSXS BOOOU OJALS. .
mplreJhcatre
Urh asd hfarrjM.
Portland's Pooalar Plarhease.
The Celebrated Pollard's UlilseUas Opera .
Compear. . - --
, TOnOXT ASD BATUlDaT FTSST
A Runaway Girl
Satarday IfaUaee, PlaafBre."
' Bvealag Prices -It. B tfte, boe. Mstifiee
floor, ton eed e. Entire aeleoay BV.
eat ! aad Last Wsetr ef tbe Pellatda,
Baaeay asuaae, "a oaiett oi-U"
- - laaday Bickt, "TKI SUsSA.'
liYRIC THEATRE
The Iseesiparable tyrle Stecfc Cessa .
PTeseets .'
"An Doncst oI(K!ra,,
- A Rmatloael Hledrssia hi Peer Aeuk
APsnssMifle , iminii bbst too,
PANTAGES x
Searta .
aad
StaiK st, -
Aote:
Omif.
thz point cowrr.
, . FSABCIS ABO MATTRrWS.
MABTtABO SUABTBT.
LAWBEMCX THB BVOLEB.
WOODS AMD WOODS.
LEO WaUTE. BlOOBAPX. ,
rwlormncH dally at 1:00. T:S aed 0 . ak.
Adsjiasloa TKN eeata. Besemd etsts. SO easts.
STAR
TKZATBS
JJ Vsek sf Jeb
THB
Anteted kr BUle.
Mslle. The O tea test
atella MailM
Grand
TKZATBS
Week ef
' Febraary I,
DID,
Wart Trts.
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