SThe aiwHs polk o'm
ntn Signal.
A Proposition.
I will furnish the S io n a l to any re
publican, nut now a subscriber, in Polk
county or the city of Salem until after
the Presidential election for the low
price o f one dollar, payable only in the
eveDt o f Seymour and Blair’s election
in November next.
This
proposition
The Railroad Land Grant,
will amount in the aggregate to mil.
Some question has been raised by
interested parties whether the Oregon
Central Railroad Co., on the West side
would receive the lands granted by
Congress. \\ c think the matter has
now been settled Leyoiul all dispute.—
rp.
, • i , 1 1 J
... , • '
I he \\ est-side Company hied its papers
more than a year ago, accepting the
grant, and was recognized by the Sec-
retary o f the Interior. N o other Com
! Pa n y filed any papers, and the time
lions o f dollars, which will constitute
.
-
, 4 ,
au immense corruption fund, to be
! used by the enemies o f a free govern-
uient— the negro-cquality-bondhulding-
aristocracy— for the purpose of forcing
r . XT ,
o.
1 upon the people o f the Northern States,
! r
v v
.
j ^le 8ame despotism nnder which the
people o f tho South are already groan-
in»
These things arc valuable as showing
to bo aud remain in force for three
weeks from this date.
superior
T
Validity» & Soin nier ville, C L O T H I N G
D
F. M. C O L L IN S .
SAH A H
II 0
G IL L IA M ’ }
C. . GIJ
Dallas. July 27, ISiltJ.
brand and
'
w
H O L E S A l.K
c
.
r
t . •
Í Seymour ami Blair speeches, after act-
fh e Secretary o f t.ie Interior poe.* ,
^
R
¿ ,icaus for c ; hl
T h e new warehomo o f O. II. Smith
..n at ¡.-real lenjrlh to far,„sh Mr. Gas- : »
j . 0 . I>eUel, o f
A Co., Kola, was raised d ring the ton with instructions ami “ forms
pa«t week. This warehouse will be
m the matter
•«>->
K lipping».” —
'Verily, there must be a charm iu the ;
D a .)
Republican H
onesty!
U N D ER SIG N ED
YOUNG
G ov. Seymour's soldier’s were charged
five cents a glass in
while
Harrisburg
ciieu'nr being «ent to all post masters
for
and
Pennsylvania
d e fe n d in g
against the ir.cur-ions
C G T8W O LD
Ji\ 0 . € . R E E L .
»he
of
others holding positions under the
r e b e 's .—
Fou Put su,« NT
T. ri. Gra .t.
cd with puritans.
nother
S tage
R
obbery
£ huylcr Cvlfax.
Koo ns of the
F .¡on Rey-ub. Congressional Committee
\/a.-iiing!on, D. C., July l), 1868.
. — The
P. M.
"Wallula on Monday last.
Sir. The republican National Com-
mittee, and the Union Congressional
W ells, Far
go & Co. lost about 88.000.
fact.
G
erman
P
aper
. —
Patriot.
W ill
you,
Just
“ uoparty'
A
a.
c.
s t il e s
DALLAS,
OREGON.
t
o
r
UNDER « I GNEI ) H A V I N G PF.EN
J
appointed by the County Court of Polk
county, Oregon. Administrator of the Estate of
of Win. S. Robb, la e of said county and
State, deceased : therefore, all persons having
claims against said Estate, will please present
them to the undersigned at his residence in
U" ° ’’ WitLi° ^
LEANDER
m°nthS ^
English o f “ Z itung ” is Gazette.
o f (lie Republican party, will readily
Late telegrams ¡Tate that the repub« understand, that expenses must be in-
M
disabilities
s p e a k e rs ,
GROCERIES,
HARDWARE
j
Presidential
campaign.
ih e
funds
whom many have got i ito the legisla cd.
Communications should be addressed
tive councils, strenuously oppose any
to
Thomas
L.
Tullock,
D E N T ! S T,
carpetbaggers. Washington, D. C*, and will be prompt
------
^ ly acknowledged.
L oiL IN T E L LIG E N C E . A radical o f j W¡Ilium Cladin, Ch. Robert E. Scbonck, Ch.
Butteville, writes to the Olympia W. E. Chandler, Sect. Thos. L. Tullock, Sect.
Transcript wanting to know if it sup
port* Graut & Colfax, and if IP ’ ashing -
ton Tetri tory will likely go fo r them!
Republican
Committee»
National
l nion Republican
Congressional Execu
tive Committee.
Edwin D. Mo gan, Ch.
Union Republican Con
gressional Committee.”
The above, which came into my
W endell Phillip* gays— “ I propose
to examine the Republican candidate hands accidentally, is seut through the
for the Presi e icy— the most ; opular mails under Congressional frank.—
man in America, who cannot stand up The blank is filled with amounts rang
before a glass o f whiskey without fall ing from two dollars upwards— in pro
portion to the salary of the official to
whom the circular is addressed. This
ing down.”
I n
J
ail
. —
D. O. McCarthy, who fur indicates to some extent, the means to
nished the late whiskey bummer o f the bo used by the Republicans in the
Unionist employment once upon a time present canvass. Not only is Grant to
as editor o f the Flag is in jail again. retain his position at the head o f the
Ju dge Sawyer sentenced him last week army for the purpose o f using it for
to five days in the | g. McDonald had personal and partisan advantage, but
been there beiorc “ more times than he every official o f tho government, is to
had fingers and toes.” God and mor be mulct in a sum, equal to five per
ality.
cent of his salary, to aid in defeating
Fcniens support Blair unani the will o f the people in the corniug
election. The sums thus to be raisod,
mously.
T
t.
.
he
SALEM ,
a
CROCKERY AT
,
I 'C K E Y E
B
5 ,
IN EOLA.
R
EAPER,
|The >Vorld,s Challenger
at D O D D ’S Salem.
N e v e r C lo g s and
1 HR ASH ER,
F a r th e B e s t.
at D O D D ’ S. Salem.
M AN U FACTU R ER AND D E A L E R
Pictures
A L W
•S a l t R
heum
and
all
Atturaies at Law,
J . M. M A SO N
I ndependence ,
is manufacturing at
Farmer to give it a trial.
Simply con
.structed, and put up with a view special
ties of the Sarsaparilla neutralizes and sepa
rates the poisoned boino'g from the healthy
blood, and the pills puigo out and carry off
tho dangcraus virus
¿70
H O STETTER , S M IT H & D E A N .
San Francisco.
qualfied satisfaction
.whomsoever tried.
TIIE FIRST THAI A ISAS
ARRIVED,
413 A 415 P acific & t
Agricultural and Seed
R E T A I L
HE undersigned having been appointed
by the County Court of Polk County,
Oregon, Executrix of the Estate of David
Hubbard, late of said County, deceased, there
fore, all persons having claims against said
Estate, will please prescut tnem to the under
signed at her residence, ten miles South West
ot Dallas, in said Coifuty, within six months
from this date.
M ARY L. HUBBARD,
Executrix.
P O R T L A N D , OREGON.
iu
he best an d
Ex
POUNDS OF W O O L FOR
which I will pay tho
3d door from the corner of Griswold’s Block
Salem Oregon.
9Iy
CORVALLIS COLLEGE.
he
board
of
trustees
of
the
Corvallis College, will convene on Satur
day, Aug. 22d, at 10 o’clock A. M. A ll mem
bers of the Board are earuestly requested to
attend.
J J IT T ’S
T
h r a s h e r
Seeds,
Fruit Trees,
Ornamental
and Pot Plants,
Jfg&rAll article» told by ut warranted genuine.
Grass Seeds— if
of
good
A lot of Choice Plants in Pots, just
received.
Catalogues furnished on application.
19tf
COX & EARH ART.
commodious
,
at D O D D ’S, Salem.
H A V E SOLD M Y E N T IR E ST O C K OF
Dry Goods and Groceries to J. G. Brown,
and all those indebted to me by book account,
will coufer a fay or, by coming forward immed
iately and making settlement, either by Cash
or Note. J. G. Brown is aurhorized to settle
all accounts.
W . C. B R O W N .
Baths
attached
to the H onse.
W E B B E R i | l 1 E A P E R .
T h e C h e a p e st aud B e st R e a p e r iu
O regon ,
at R U D D ’S, Salem.
WOOL CARDING.
HE undersigned having located a New
Double Cylinder Carding Machine low
miles south o f Subltmity, six miles northeast
of Seio, and one-fourth mile of Liu* lie’s Ferry,
on the North Santiaui, respectf ully solicits pub
lic patrouage.
This Machine will be under the control of
experienced operatives, aud satisfaction is
guaranteed.
T
C a r d i n g
W ill be done at the reduced price o f Eight
Cents per Pound, when grease or oil is furu-
ished. I f I furnish lard, Ten Cents per Pound.
I f I furnish lard oil, Twelve and a half Cents
per Pound.
One pound o f nice clean lard for each eight
pounds o f Wool, or one pound of lard oil for
each ten pounds.
To insure good Rolls the Wool must be
W ell Waahcil and Cleaned of Trash.
Also, it should be graded.
D. S. STAYTON.
Feb. 24,1868.
MUST SETTLE UP-
I
SVLED, OREGON.
Cash paid for
quality.
•
m o st
This Hotel is located ne r the Steamship
Landing. The Hotel Coach will be in attend
ance at all the Landings to convey Passengers
and Baggage to and irom the House Fl t EH
OF C H A R G E .
M. U. S E W A L L .
JOHN C. DORCY,
3 tf
Proprietors
T he B est K n ow n .
MOORES’ BLOCK, (Middle Building),
T
takeu
k in ds o f P R O D U C E
change.
W antkp :
COX & EARHART. T
SHRUBS A c., A c.,
Notice.
That lias ever been hronght to S AL EM,
which be is offering C H E A P E R than uuy oth
er house in the City.
000
COBNER OF FIR8T AND MORRISON St..
Warm & cold
flT H O N E O F TIIE LA R G E ST
aud best selected stocks of
AU
G. R. S T IL E S .
W ESTERN H O TEL.
Wo MEYER.
J. R. DOYLE,
W
13tf
must look
hotel in the State, where every want is
anticipated aud cheerfully supplied.
M. MEYER!
W
GOODS.
Those who want inferior articles
elsewhere for them.
T
and so has
H IG H E S T M A R K E T PRICE I N CASH.
In Store and Afloat, For Sale by
H O L E S A I . E a nd
Dealers in
OUR M O T T O :
R A P I D BALES OF CHOICE
wherever or by
3 tf
Trunks,
Carpets,
Oroceries,
Crockery Ac.
D epot.
E vidence rnosi the L and of G old !— “ My
scald head, or tetter, about which I wrote you
before, is all gone. Five bottles of Bristol’s
Sarsaparilla cured me.”— E. F o r m s , San Jose.
“ Your Bristol’s Sarsaparilla and Pills have
cured me of Salt Rheum that I had suffered
with for seven years.”— R. J ohnson , Mariposa
*• I really believe that Bristol's Sarsaparilla
and Pills have been the iueams ef saving iny
fife.” — T. J. E dw ards , Stockton.
571
H O ST E TT E R , S M IT H A D E A N .
San Francisco.
PROVISIONS,
Gang Plow must continue to give un-
and P I O I R O N .
[lOlv]
I am now prepared .o offer to the public
largo assertment of choice
GROCERIES ,
FRUITS ;
superior to anything which has yet
WOODEN WARE,
been offered the Oregon Farming P ub
TUBA CCO,
CIGARS,
lic iu the line o f Labor Saving
YANKEE NOTIONS, Etc., Etc.
PLOWS.
I design to keep only t e choicest and
T o appreciate the advantages this best Articles, and sell them at a small
profit for CA*H.
Plow offers, it is only necessary for the
lOOO TONS.
San Francisco.
First Door North o f Brown’ s Fire-pmof
Brick.
a G A N G P L O W which is essentially
£tW "k
CO AL
Headquarter*.
Folk County, Oregon
FA N C Y GOODS.
»m l L e l i i g h
G. B. STILES’
N E W GOODS,
N E W P R IC E *.
HE M A N U F A C T U R IN G DEPARTMENT
having been placed in charge of a F I R S T
CLASS F OR E MA N, assisted b x / t h c best Ilf
G E N rS ’ & BOYS’ CUSTOM M ADE CLOTHING,
workmen, be is prepared to get up a boot S U
PERI OR t<> any other shop in the state.
L1TEST STYLUS CF M IS AND CAPS,
A compleie assortment of F R E N C H and
A M E R I C A N Lealher, and Shoe Findings on
band, which will be furnished to Shoemakers at
reasonable rates. When you visit Salem, give
him a call*
113m
F 3 UN 3 RYMEN AND
BLACKSMITHS
DALLAS,
:
:
OREGON.
Office—In the Couil House
A Folk County Invention.
T
S c a b io u s
are. to a perfect certainty,
relieved and removed by the use o f
Bristol’s Sarsaparilla and Pills. The
cleansing, searching, detergent proper,
4w
PLOW.
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
Salem, Oregon.
W . C. W H IT S O N .
N E W STORE.
Hoots and Shoos,
r u p t io n s
Aug. 3, 1868
GANG
A . A PPLEG ATE.
Applegate & H hihon,
and Gilt Frame*.
About the 10th of May 1 shall remove my
Salesroom and the Postofiice to South Inde
peudunce. Thenceforward I shall occupy the
building adjoining Yauduyn and Summer
ville's Store.
E . M E R W IN .
independence, March 24, 1808.
3 -3 m
IN
ftay P uiju Block, Commercial street.
for Oakland Cotton Mills.
B A D G E R k L IN D E N B E R G E R
Wholesale Clothing
and Hat
Warehonss
No. 7 Sansome street,
San Francisco.
Feb. 17, 1868.
ly
J
A fine Assortment of
j«aiii¥ w . caiLBEarr,
C u m b e r l a n d
E
Large Stock and low prime, and articles
Guaranteed.
and
ly to durability, this deservedly Popular
OREGON.
O flire at R e s id e n c e , on F r o n t b e tw e e n
C h e m e k e ta and ‘ e n tr e stree ts.
n21
Secretary,
«rn republican s” are
"C
GLASSWARE
4w
war, while the Northern republicans, o f contributed w ill be judiciously expend
These “ North
Woodseat
ST A N D S
DRY GOODS,
C¿EG*. El. CIU ACE,
in successfully conducting a
Agents for Oregon Cassimeres and Blankets,
o f whi.-h we keep a large stock.
LO U N G ES.
TO
licans o f Louisiana and Alabama iavor cur red, lor organizition, documents and
goods that they can sell to their Customers at
a very low figure ajid still make an unusual
large profit
Agents
A. ROBB,
having certificates from tho former F u jit, will
be expected to be in attendance.
M. CAN TER B E R R Y .
Common School», f o i l ; Co.
P ricks at this time are lower than they have
been lor many yean, and we can offer to
<COUXTRT TRADERS
TA B LES .
a n u f a c t u r e r
Administrator,
Aug. 10, ISf.s.
Cassimercs and
Agents for Piano Manufacturers.
SAFES,
’s N o tic e .
with the importance o f vigorously
A o t i c c
t o
T each ers.
number o f the Ore* prosecuting the ensuing* political cnin-
< 70/4 Deutsche Zeitung , published in
^
. (Q
f or an im m e d ia te r iY I I E R E W I L L BE A P U B L IC E X A M
Portland
‘ , t
I i inu.ion held at the Academy in D alla.
*ortland by C. A. Landenberger. The 1 Z
i on Saturday. Aug. 22d inst. Those wishing to
contribution of 8 —
! engage in teaching in tho county, and those
Zeitung presentá a fine appearance. The
A ll, in sympathy with the purposes
measures o f th > sort
all
B E D ST E A D S,
ami dealer in H ar
ness. Saddles, Bridles, Whips, Collars,
Cheek lines, etc., etc.
R E P A IR IN G done on short notice 3tf.
S
o
W e have
from all citizens for participation in the
O regen .
Has on hand a large and well selected Stock,
consistiug in part of Mahogany and Black W a l
nut Dressiug B U R E A U S ,
Grecian, Parlor, and Washington
CH a IRS.
.
neigh-
received the fiist
the immediate removal o f
In d e p e n d e n c e ,
FURNITURE,
Harness
S id d le r y ,
w e e p s t a k e s
r
ine, together with a Large Assortment of
C A S SIM E R E and W OOL H A T S ;
-a ls o -
B la u k c ts ,
Center, Dining, Breakfast and Work
hit t at the
bor ?
Committee, I -in g profoundly impressed
ew
It is a legitimate item o f news
San Jose
F ur V ick P resident
Ftage was robbed by road agents above
N
198w
e invite C O U N T R Y D E A L E R S to exam
ine our Large ond Attractive Stock which
comprises every article in the
W
S T A P L E DRY GOODS.
"]Y/■" A N Ü F À C TU RE R and Dealer in
Ì.TJL kinds of Household and Kitchen
BUCKS
Salem, Ogn., July 2 lst, 1808
IMPORTERS and WHOLESALE
D ealers.
S O M M E R V IL L E .
S IX T E E N
And one I f p o rt'd Cotswold Buck, from the
flock of Maj. Dibble of Califiiruiu, for sale to
suit the growers of Sheep in Oregon.
So was the pretended recusance of the
11 over n ment :
W e ll bet that II.*nisbui , is well stock
A
HAS
S A M E R A S CISCO.
F u r n it u r e .
E . N E R W IN ,
HE
A
VANDUYN
TO SHEEP GROWERS.
Will the tender to the organ o f the
Xationalunionrepublicanparty at Port
fact ?
F. itor S i g n a l :—
The fo1 lowing is c. correct copy o f a
Tillies says that
year, is President of the Democratic
Club at Colfax. A lso J. A . Norton, o f
Healdsburg, Sonoma County, has come
out for Seymour and Blair, and has
written a long and able letter to Hon.
Bush, o f Placerville, sotting forth his
reasons for his course. Everywhere
there is a deep strong current setting
from the ranks o f the opposition to the
Democracy.— Yreka Union.
land, the Advocate, just notice the above
letter *• K .”
water
3tf
SWARE
A great de il o f hay has boeu hauled
to town during the past week. Gros-es ucneral line o f ti:c road, which have
already been seut forward.
are generally gielding largelj’ while
'i he Secretary considers the V» est-
!• e hav is o f the best nu dity.
side Company entitled to the land, an 1
Stiles starts below to day, fjr a new ; lie papers now tiled constitutes a eon
tract In-tween the l roited States and
stock o f goods.|
ihe Compauy which tho Government
could not repeal, set utoue, or in any
K ’ s R t ' n m n i S ru oN O — Since the
way evade, so long as the Company
advent o f the K u Ivlnx, “ K ” hos complies with its part; and we have no
just cleverly come into u-e. Some of idea that the Legislature o f Oregon
our ootenipor-:ries head their funny will ever attempt to unsettle or in any
Reading (
with track extending to the River, and are pre
pared to receive and Forward Freight for
T 5 c e n ts p e r te n .
19
T
No. J hausome st». adjoining Cosmo
politan H o i el.
CLOTHING and FURNISHING
%
WAREHOUSE,
At Portland Rates.
w e e k s.
“ Komikal
i
W e also have in connection with the Store
a largo
O r eg o n .
GOODS BY THE PACKAGE
ready to receive grain inside o f three
he
R E T A I L
families will do
to be had in town,
T
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
GROCERS,
moore ' s b lo c k , s a l e » ,
L in den berger,
FRESH GOODS B Y EVERY VESSEL
In fact 1 keep everything useful and ornamen
tal in the line.
well *obear it in mind that it is a’ wiys
column,
and
B ad ger A
HOUSE.
The Highest Market pi ke puid for
104w
COX & EX U HAKT.
This is t very
Stiles’ family grocery.
WHOLESALE
IIE undersigned have been duly appoint I. V anduyjc .
J ohn Soir*iirm.x*.
ed admiuielrators o f the estate o f Marcus
I). L. Gilliam, late of Polk county. State of
Oregon, deceased. A ll persons indebted to
IN D E P E N D E N C E , Oregon.
the estate are requested to make immediate
payuieut; aud those bavin# claims against
the same, will present them, duly authenticat
ealers in G E N E R A L M E R C IIA D IS E .
ed, to the undersigned ot their residences in
said county, lor allowauce, or to J. L. Coll.ns,
our Atty. at bis offiee in Dallas, withiu six
A fu’ l Stock of Goods constantly on hand to
mouths from tho date hereof.
suit the varied wants of the People.
lim ite d to * 7 f
'r, ha , l o o s aittco o x - | , 0
n
p
de
rate s lr a ils tlle9e d e s t r u c
p ir e d , an d has n o t been e x te n d e d .
At | .
.
‘
, .
, .
.
,
th e sp
e
c
ia
l
in
sta
n
ce
an
d
r
e
q
u
e
s
t
o
f
th
e
t
tlo
n
ists
are
fo
rc
e
d
,
in
th
is
la
st
d
e sp e r-
ptH-iai instance anil request
ate effort to overturn the government
West-side Company, Congress extend
Dallas, Aug.
1808-
ed the time for construction o f the road, o f our fathers, and should warn the
but for nothing else. A nd now since people to bo alive to their interests,
L. P. F IS H E R . 20 .1 21 New Merchant.*
the time has l sen so extended, Hon
Exchange, i
our authorized agent iu San
and not to rely too implicitly upou the
Francisco.
For Eastern Advertising.
Mr. O. 11. B r o w n in g , Secretary o f the In
Remem.
Fisher is represented by S. M. Pottengill ê> C». tenor, under date o f the 8th day o f this righteousness o f their cause.
of New Y mk and Boston.
month,has addressed a letter to Mr, Gas her that
“ Eternal vigilance is the price of Liberty.”
ton, President o f the West-side Com
D e n t i s t r y . - vYe ca ll attention to the pany, in which letter the Secretary
Yours. Ac ,
ri’ ard of Dr. Chance, late o f the firm o f states positively, that “ The grant of
R U S T IC U S .
Smith \ Chance, Salem. Dr. Chance oc lands to aid in the construction o f the Polk County, Aug. 3, 1868.
Oregon Central Railroad, was made by
.casionally tenders his services to the peo- the A ct approved »July 25th 180J (14
T h e Oregonian supposes that Gen
pie of Polk county by locating tempo Stat. 22U), and it provides for the con
Morgan, who figured so conspicuously
rarily in Dallas. Those iu need o f ! struction of a Railroad and Telegraph
the service* o f a dentist will always 'j " 0 '''01"
P0' " 1,0“ llie t;‘ " ,ral in the Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Convention,
- , ,
.
. . ,
Pacific Railroad iu California, to I ort
in New York, was the euiiueut raider
find »lie Doctor ou hand and happy
to • , • 0
»» , „
1 *J
land in Oregon.
Under
the authority
wait on them, at Salem, when not pro« o f this A ct, and iu pursuance o f the Morgan.
W e will iuform the Oregonian, that
laws o f Orcyon, the Oregon Central
fessiouall) absent.
Company ( o f which J. Gaston Esq., is Gen. John II. Morgan, the eminent
Merchants and others buving crack- <
..
, .
.
.
- °
President) ore aathonzed to construct raider aforesaid, was betrayed and
ers in Portland will do well to remem- that portion o f said Railroad and Tele
murdered at Greenville, Tenn., Sept.
her the Oregon Bakery on the west ■ graph fine within the State of Oregon.
side of First st. The largest assort beginning vt the City of Portland , in 4th, 1864.
Oregon, and running thence southerly
ment ami the best crackers at this
C o n v e r s io n s to t h e D e m o c r a c y .
through the Willamette, Pm pqua and
hom e to be found anywhere n n h o f Rogue River valleys to the southern -T h e Mongrel sheets have rejoiced long
and loud over Sibley’s return to the fold
.San Francisco.
boundary o f Oregon, where the same r
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L 1 Y E R Y »T A B L E ,
A V IN G P U R C H A S E D T H E
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B E N N E T T A W H IT E .STABLE,
in company with L . G O D D A R D , I shal! bo
pleased to see
sll of my fric.-ds and ac
quaintances* u p l l their urrival iu Portland
with teams, and those who have good horse*
to sell will find me on hand ready to bay at all
times.
Patrons of this stable will find it in good
shape, while charges will be as moderate as at
j any other stable in the city,
In pursuance of arrangements just entered
into as per above announcement, I make my
bows to all customers ot the house and desiro
a continance of their favors. Those desiring
good bargains in dry goods, groceries, etc.,
etc., will do well to remember Brown’s fir*
proof brick, Dallas,
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J. G . B R O W N ,
j Portland, June 2 3,1 8 68 .
4 . R. LAKE*.
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