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From Friday' Dally,
Tho railroad surveyors are not work
InghtFurtidalo. " '
Tlio Infant of .Mr. nml
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Mm, Mluford
'!! (Jrnnby of Horn Motigh wno doing
builniisi in town yostimlny,
Mr p. A, JCrueeol Iithnus slouch into
In town vcsterday ihoppfnif,
Win. Ilimkelt Iq oxpoctlng n forgo
now stock of harness ntid other things
In hit line. '
John Hoar Is ropalrlng tho Furndala
road put IIdk lu now planking, a much
needed thln.
Win. llronmor of Allugwiv nae In
town yesterday, having n lot of black
nrnlthlufc done.
, Cal Wright presented
one'of thoeo boiutlfut
iold'byK.O'Connoll,
his wife with
Mooro ranges
Tho cchoonor Ivy dlechargod a larg
cargo ol blackiintth co.il, llmo and other
builders material. (
Febrnnry 22d Is the day set for tho
Democratic Stute Central Commlttco to
meet In Portland
, -H, N. lilnck of Humner was In town
yesterday on business. Mr. Ulack will
tako n trip Knst soon.
. Mrs. Cottlo of Iethmns slough was
soriduBly 111 yesterday. Dr. Murphy
wai called to attend her,
The next meeting of tho A. N, vV.
t'lub will meet at the home of Mrs, E,
ti. Flanagan next Thursday.
Win. Itamsey, of Myrtle Point was in
town yesterday coming ovnr by steamer)
row boat, llo pth and train,
Tho train went over as far a
Cedar Point yestorday, and will bo able
to got through to Goqtilllu probably to
day,. Tho now depot bulMlnK of tho CDIt
A li 11 H la now iimlor way nud will
whon completed, bo a cr(nt improvo
jnout over the old one.
Chan iCdman had his left foot qulto
bndly jitmmnd Monday nt tbo ltay City
mill by tho cover of tho steam chest
tlrbppin; on it, and ho is likely to bo
laid up for iomo time.
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It, K, Bhlne Hives conatdorabltt woight
to tho fact that tho nrtlcto on tho S. 0.
Co, land excttomunt wns crowded over
into our editorial columns. Wo wish to
thank Mr. Bhlno for 'tho implied com
pliment, '
Undo Charflo Stidham has recently
returned 'rom a trip to California on a
Visit to his daughters and eons.
Tho Dtiry ville clticens wero slad to
welcome, him homo, and onco more
havo tho orchostrn In Ecssion, of which
ho Is tho horid.
Coquijlo Herald Mrs. B, F. Crow,
bl this city, who wont to Portland for
sUrglcal nid rcroutly underwont nn
oporntlonon tho 12th, n L'O-pound Ab
normal tumor boln' removed. Tho
patient was resting enUly nt last no
counts. ' Jack Quick of tho Unlou Bnloon and
his gonial aaBlenut, Sherman Short,
havo rocontly rocolvod through tho U.S.
mall, a complete nnd varied assortment
of valcntlnos and tho public aro cordially
invited to call nnd inspect tho aamo,
Spmo particularly uniquo doeigns among
tbo lot, Mr. Quick lino prosonted to his
etoady cuatomerp,
K, O'Cdnnel had some mon nt work
improving on ills home place, The
kiku We at work on land which is in
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dispute, K, O'Oennel holding the mpir
oiik tax title, K, 0. Hall, haying a
claim on the tamo property oidered tho
men to quit trespassing on the land,
Tlie have been ordered to resume work.
What the outcome will be remains to
he seen,
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River & Harbor Bill Will Go Over
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In h note to a friend tit Marshflold,
Hlngcr Iloruiunn among other thing
laym
"Wo shall adjourn early but thoro will
probably bo no Itlvor ic Harbor bill un
ill tho short session next Dccornbor."
4f.
School Board Mccs j
Tho board of directors of this school
(jistriclhotd k ineetlns yottordfty after
upon at the ofllce of Clerk John F, Hall,
Ueslde the pay incut of some (blllo, con
tracts wuro ordered made with Miss
Kruma Howard ns teacher of the Fiflh
(trade, and Mrs. Heody as teacher of the
separate school, tho latt'er'for a term of
three month.
Fulton's Crew Here
L. W. Bhaw, agent for tho 0 & 0 C B
8 (Jo, returned to Marehfleld yeatordny
bringing the crew of the ateamor Fulton
which lies on the beach at Port Orford
in chargo of her commander Captain
Leo, with some prospect of yet being
saved. The members of the crew
horo to take the Allianco for Ban
c!co.
come
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The Golden Eagle
Clay Moore has now on exhibition in
his place a noble apeclmop, tbo golden
Kaglo, which measures 7 feet from tip
to tip. The bird was sent to him Irom
Yreka, Cal,, by Mr, U'Connell a travel
Ing man. The bird is a young one bu
shows a powerful set of talons capable
of the fiercest kind of work when it
comes to defense and strong enough to
hold a hundred pounds.
lie la in a cage amply large enough to
hold a bear.
This cagewaa constructed by Bam Paus
who Is a cornice maker and ia nrobablv
the only piece of .best iron cornice wo.k
ever done on Coos bay. The work was
done without mcchioory and tbo miters
aro perfect and as true as a dlo could
cut them though they wcro'mado by
hand, Drop in and seo it, tho cago is. a
mofltprplcca in that lino.
Mr. Mooro has about decided to turn
his card room iujo u mouugora and has
CO lio so far ns a starter.
The New Ta Law
If you pay your taxes ou or before
March 15 you will be Hllowed a rebato
on 8 percent. t
If you pay your taxes between March
15 and up to and including tho fltet
Monday lu April, their will not bo any
robnto and nrticr will there bo any
penally or interest aded.
U your taxes are not paid on or be
fore tho first Monday of April, they will
become delinquent when tbere will Le
added ft penalty of 10 per coot, and tho
tax will also draw Interest at the rato
of 12 per cenper annum in addition to
the penalty.
I you pay one half of your taxos, on
or before tho first Monday in April thon
tho remainJuK half may run up to and
Including the first Monday In October
following ; but If tho last half of tax duo
Is not paid by tho first Monday of Octo
bor It nmy become dolluquont, nud tboro
will bo added to such n bnlnuco n poual
ty of 10 per cent, and in addition such
will bear lnteroet atthp rate of 10 por
cont per annum from tho first Monday
in April unVu'pald.
On all personal proporty taxes, II ono
half is not paid on or before tho' first
Monday In April tho law compolls tho
sheriff to' levy upon and colteot tho
same afto'r May 1st, honcoto ptovontn
evy upon porsonal proporty after May
1st it will bo necosaary for ono-hnlf to
bo paid as above stated,
Tho jaw coinpola tho sheriff to soil nil
lands on wbtctt taxos havo not boon
paid, rind that such Bale shall not, bo
held later than March 1st of the year
ucceediag the year la which the tax
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levy it made,
The properly will be sold to the pr
Hon bidding the lowed rate of Interest,
nod certificate! will be fssned therefore,
and deeds given to such property sold,
unlets redeemed wlthtn three" years from
thedaloof such sale. '
Coming on Alliance
Portland, Or,, Fob, 17Tho follwlog
passengers tolled for Coos Day on tho
Alliance today : Kmma Johnson, Mr,
fl. C. Warcy, Miss Ulnckerby, Geo. D.
Mandlgo, Mrs. Goo. I), Mandlgo,
Gertrude Mnndtgo, A. Margin, Miss
Notvmnu, L. L, Bunch, A. C. Heely, Mrs
Fiorcnco Wnckorby, F. J. JJIackerby, A.
F. KIrshman, W, II. Hanthern, G, A.
Porkowski.E. It. Forrost, W. G. While,
ti, liarkor, Mist Muriel Grlsson, J. A.
I'.aldwin, L. II. Dotton & v-ifo, Mis?
Mnblo Mulligan, M. L. Tlchnor, L. BW
Itamide'l W. h, Goodwin, Thos.
Hlchurd, F. G.,Nolion & wife, Mrs. L.
M. Perry, and four steerage.
ANOTHER
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MURDER
(Special to the Ccat Mall,)
Ban Francleco, Fob. 17-Mrs, Mary
Banborn, well known as Kuasian Mary,
tho notorious queen of tho gang of Rus
sian convicts, who escaped from tbo Isl
and of Baghalien, In a small boat and
was picked np almost dead from exhaus
tion and brought to Ban Francisco1
where she committed a number of sen
Rational crimes, (or which one man was
hanged and others sent to the peniten
tiary, was found dying tbia morning
at the foot of a lodging house, where she
was employed as housekeeper. Her
skull wai fractured, and she died soon
after. Before dying she aald "Charlie
aid it." Unas Hamlin was arrested on
Buep,c,0D but ,,r0Ted an ,ibI'
BALKIN
TROUBLE
SERIOUS
War Now Believed to be
Jmrrjinent ,, ,
Special to the MalL -
London, Feb. 18 Thoro la great Hi
quiet In unofficial circles over advlcos
frptn Turkoy to tho effect that in the
s
Bulgarian situation war is believed to be
Imminent. High ofllclala said Jbe most
annoying foaturo is the act bat only
diplomatic pressure can be brought to
bear to restrain the antagonist, ae el
tbar Austria nor Russia would use, foxee
to prevent hostilities.
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Pruning should beln to bo consid
ered in Jnnuury, nccordlnc to ono of
tho authorities. Porhnpd It la beat to
prune fruit trees In Mnrch or-April,
but Brnpoa, cummts nnd raupbcrrjci)
enn bo pruned In January, Jummry
nnd Fobrunry nro good nlontlia In
which to pnmo pencil trees. Thin out
tlio poach trcpa well, taking caro to.re
tuovo nil dead wood. If you havo much
pruning to bo dono In apple, pear or
plum orchards you will do well to uty
lio tho wonuor days that occur lu
wlptor,
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KrMBB BraalstoR Wwt MlMw.
Secdlhig phlox plants 'won started
1b the Rreenhouso for early setting lu
tho field. These soon showed slgnfl, of
tnrtdow nnd"rccclved sovcrnl nppllca
tlona of kcrpscno emulsion, without
which tyioy would probnbly havo boon
doetroyect, Ohio Experiment Station. '
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COArTEtt XVII.
tWO months passed away. Win-
, I tcr sot in. Tho camp was
I I built and Inhabited. Routlno
JZJ had established Itself, and all
wns going well.
The flrat move of tho M. & D. com
pany hnd been ono of conciliation.
Thorpo wns approached by tho walking
boss of tho camp? up river. Tho man
did not pretond any hypocritical friend
ship for tho younger firm. Ills propo
sition was entirely oho of mutual ad
vantage, Tho company had gono to
considerable expenso In constructing
the pier of stono cribs, It would bo
lmposslblo for tho steamer to land at
any other point. Thorpo bad undisput
ed possession of tho shore, but the com
pany could as Indisputably remove tbo
dock. Let it stay where It wns. Both
companies could then use It for their
mutual convenience. To this Thorpe
agreed.
The actual logging was opening up
well. Both Sliearor nnd Thorpo agreed
that It would not do to bo too ambitious
the first year. They act about clearing
their banWng .ground about half n mllo
below the first dam, and during tho six
weeks'' bef ore snowfall cut three short
roads eof half a mite each. Approxi
mately 2,000,000 feet would bo put In
rrom xneao roaus, wnicu couiu bo ex
tended la years to come, while another
million could bo travoyed directly to
the landing from its Immediate vicinity.
"Next year," said TJm, "we'll got In
20,000,000. That railroad '11 get along
a ways by then, and men 'II bo moro
plenty."
' Through the lengthening evenings
the sat crouched on wooden boxes
either, sldo of tbo stove, conversing
rarely, paring at ono spot with a steady
persistency which was only nn outward
Indication of the persistency with
which their minds held to tho work In
hand. Tim, the older at tlic business,
showed this trait more strongly than
Thorpo.; The old roan thought of noth
Ing'but logging. Nothing was too small
to escape his deliberate scrutiny. Noth
ing was in so perfect a state that It did
not bear one moro Inspection. lie
played the logging as a chess player
his KAine. I "
la tho men's camp the crow-lounged,
smoked, danced or played cards. In
those days no ono thought of forbid
ding gambling. Ono evening Thorps
whp had been too busy to remember
Phil's violin. Btrollcd over and looked
through tho window. A dancu was la
progress", f Tho t men wero "wnllxlng,
whirling solemnly round ana round,
gripping firmly each other's loose
sleevfcs.JLust nbovo, tbo elbow- .At ovfirj
third 'step of tho waltz they stamped
ono foot.' '
Pecjita oil a crockcr box sat Phil.
Ills heae was thrust forward .almost
aggressively 'over his instrument, nud
his eyes glared nt tho dancing nJon
with the old wolflike glean. '('Asuo
played ho drew; tho bpw across with, a, ,
swift Jerk, thrust it back wHu another)
throw his shoulders from- one side to
tbo other In abrupt time 'to- the maelc.
And, 'tlio music I TJjqrpo.-upeqnsclpu.sly
shuddered,' then sighed ln.pltyC Jt.saa
atrocious! It was not even In tune.
The porfonaer aaemed to grind dtient'
With a 'fierce delight, In whlchppcar
ed little of the icsthctic nleaWrff of
tho artist Thorpo' Was" ai ft loss' to U?-1
nnedt
"Poor Phil!" ho snld to himself. ' ''Ho
has the musical soul without-even tho
musical ear."
Nc.?J ?! y11?, Plo.out of tho
cook camp,, ho, addressed ippo.of tho
men.
"W?U, Billy," ho IaqulreaLow do
you liko your fiddler?"
,"AH right," ruplleU Billy, with enn
pnnsi?. "huo'h gop some go to uer,'f-
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i-ue, worii iiroceeueu'-une
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tho jyoufij MbiijbfeVmnn; ,-,haf ' sb'rjso,
cnoijgji, to know that whrto ','n chivy
such hs bis Is supremely effective
requires careful handling to keen l
good humored nnd willing, no knov
c-Ycry man by his tlrst unino nnd each J
day mado" It u point to talk with him
for n inqmont or so. Tbo subject was
lnvarlnbJy sowo pbuso or. tho work
Tbovpp'novor pcrpilttcd hlmsolf tho fa
miliarity gf Introducing any other topic.
Ho neyor replied idlrectly to nn objec
tion of a, roqudBt, but listened to It uon
'commutnllj; nnd Inter, without cxpla
natipij or'reaBofiutr, nctcd ns his Judg
mont dictated, Hvpd 'Bhcqrer, with
whom, ho wris in most intlmntq contact,
respected this trnlt la mm. Grndilnlly
ho cauio to feel" that he was" making a
way with bis mcu.Jt wns ratsiuBrot,
staturf fbr iflt'tbnt n-v t', , Morrqa & Dalr.lntvaded to 'cause
KTkeXaV&43l$if && m&rfiP&n tMWltlbejTa-jijnarrews of
eamater, came lu to make som&'bbjeci tho rrfwnjetvreetf hlghrJcky' rxnks.
tloa to the cooklasr. As a mter oi Thorpe's drive was floating tlieugk
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By STEWART
EDWARD
WHITE
Tlttuarl S.tart tOhlt
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fact, "tho 'cooking wns perfectly good,
but tho lumber Jnck is a great hand to
growl, nnd ho usually begins with his
tnnil.
uurn fwtenea to nts raguo obJec
tions lu silence,
"All right," he remarked simply.
Next day hs touched the man on the
shoulder Just as ho was starting to
work.
"Step Into the ofllce nnd get your
time," said he.
"What's tho matter?" asked tho man
"I don't need you any lougcr."
Tho two entered tho little office.
Thorpo looked through tho ledger nnd
van book nnd finally handed the man
bis slip. ,
"I'll hnvo no growlers In this camp,"
said Thorpe, with decision. "
"By thunder," cried tho man, "yon"-
"You get out of herel" cried Thorpe,
with a concentrated blaze of enerxctic
passion that made the fellow step back.
"I a'n't goln' to get on the wrong
side of the law by foolin' with this
office," cried the other at the door, "but
If I had you outside for a minute"
"Lave ibis officcl" shouted Thorpo.
"S'posc you make mo!" challenged
tho man insolently.
In a moment tho defiance bad come,
endangering too careful structure
Tlinrpo had reared with such pains.
Tho young man was suddenly angry In
exactly the same blind, unreasoning
manner as when he bad leaped single
handed to tacklo Dyer's crew.
Without a word he sprang across the
shack, seized a two bladed ax from tho
pile behind the door, swung it around
his head and cast It full at tho now
f rlghtcnod teamster. The latter dodged,
and tho swirling steel burled Itself In
the snow bank beyond. Without an In
stant's hesitation Thorpo reached back
for another. Tho man took to his
heels.
"I don't want to seo you around hero
again I" shouted Thorpo after blm.
Then In a moment ho returned to tho
office and sat down, overcome with con
trition. "It might have been murder," be told
himself, awe stricken.
But, as It happened, nothing could
naTo mrneu out ncttcr.
Thorpe had Instinctively seized the
only method by which theso strong
men could bo impressed. Now tho en
tire crow looked with vast admiration
on their boss as a man who Intended to
hnvo his own way no matter what dlf
Acuities or consequences might tend to
dctor him. And that Is tho kind of man
they liked.
Injun Charley, silent and enigmatical
as ever, hnd constructed a log shack
.near a Httlo creek In the hard wood,
There ho attended diligently to the
business of trapping. Thorpo rarely
found tlmo to visit him, but he often
glided into tho office, smoked n pipeful
of tho white mnn's tobacco In friendly
fashion by tho storo and glided out
gain without having spoken a dozen
words.
'Wallaco mado ono visit before tho
big snows came, and was charmed) Hr
fate with gusto of tho "salt horse'
bak$d beans, stewed prunes, minco pic
and cakes. Uo tramped around goyly
In his moccasins or on tlio fancy buow,
shoes he promptly .purchased of Injun
Charley, Q&ere was nothing Tiew to
report in regard to financial matters.
TbJoan had been negotiated eatlly on
the Basis of a mortgage guaranteed by
Jparpcnter'a personal signature. Npth;
lag, bad been heard from Morrison &
Dalyj '
By the end of the wtater'soma. 4,000,
000 feet of logs wcrtiqpUedJn tho bed or
upon tho banks of tho stream. 16 un
derstand what that means you must
lnmglue ft pile of solid timber, a .mllo In
length. This trerqendqus mass lay di
rectly In tho courso of tho Btream.
.ty&on tho winter broko up It had to be
toparatcd nnd floated piecemeal down
tho current. Tbo nroeosa Is an interest
luc ahd dangerous ono and ono of
Ewat delicacy. It requires for its sue
cessful comylGtlon picked mon of skill
nud domnuds ns toll Its yearly, quota .of
cripples nnd dead. Whllo on tho dclvo
men work "fourteen hours a day up to
their waists in wator filled with float
ing Ice.
On tho Ojssnwlnamakco, as has been
ttated, three dams had been erected to
BtmpIIfy tho process of driving. When
tho Jogs wero in right distribution tho
gates were raised, and tho proper head
of water floated them down.
Now. tho river being navigable,
Thorp6 was possessed of, certain lights
on it Technically ho was entitled to a
norrnnl bend of wuter whenever ho
needed it or a special head, according
Jft aci-oment with tho parties owning
,tJt' 7 iTlr
tfwh'. mkynJ'ik:
kllsh, Men with nd ,?- Mtlmw
ahd, there freto om bettbtaf .Jtgpto.Mf
other, pMbisirwiM. their pearey ,
rying oao loif, WUrdins; aaclMr,-'ifeeMf
intr luff fHHtVBTBituxamo iw.ruia
straight Tha entire" (rarfacaef'th wa
ter was praqtlcally , eofered
i1aii4(im VltA rf
uunuug MUUVkBt
In a motWHIt, of tkHMfc' Is
the loose wooden carpet rn
cr. A log In fldvasce Qp-erdeaVi
thrust uodcr it The whole mmm'
together, stonned and bar
pile up. The men escaped to the
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In n roarrelons manner of their owsw
Tim Sbearec fouml Uwt thi ga4t
tho dam above 'bad been detejL Vfe4
man in charge bad sssbbIj obeyed ei
dcrs. He supposed M. t P. wkhei.lsi
backupiliewatecfcrsr8Utmnte0il "z
Tim indnlfed In setM lUsmasiMS
language.
"You ain't got no right to ekxM ifl
more'n enough to leave tW Mi nai'rtd
flow unless 'by agreemeat," he coaehwf- ;
ed. and opened the gate.
Then it was a quesUoti of breath irn
tho Jam. This had to be dono by pull
Ing out or cbopplas; through certain -"key"
logs which locked the whole
pinss. Men stood under the face of im
minent ruin over them a frowBtag
sheer wall of bristling logs, betted
which pressed tho weight of the rising !
waters and hacked and tugged calmly '
iibui the mass began to stir. Then
they escaped. A asomeat later, with a
roar, the Jam vomited down oa the
spot where they had stood. It was
dangerous work. Just one half day '
later it had to be doa aftJh aa& fee
the same reason, ,
' This time Thorpe went back with
Shearer. No one was at the dam, but
the gates were closed. The two opened
them again.
That rery evening a man, rode up ea
horseback inquiring for Mr. Thorpe.
"I'm he," said the young fellow.
The man thereupon dismounted and t,
served a paper.) It proved to be aa la
Junction issued by Judge Sherman en-'
Joining Thorpe against interfering with
tho property of Morrison fc Daly to'
wit certain dams erected at designated
points on the Ossawlnamakee. There
had not elapsed sufficient time siace'
the cqmmhwlon of the offense fer the.
other Arm to secure the Jssuance of
this Interesting document soit was at
once evident that -the .whole affair had-
been prearranged. After serving the
injunction the official rode away. n
"Of all the conspammate galir' ex
ploded Thorpe. Trying' to enjoin roe? 1 '
from touching a dam when they're re
fusing me the natural lew! They,
must have bribed the fool Judge. Why,'
his lnjHBCtle laeft worth the powder
te blow It p." t w
"Then you're all right ala't ye?' is
quired Tim. '"
"It'll be the middle of fftsiaer before' o ' -we
get a hearing la ceftrt" aald be.
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"Oh, they'rela eeviayeutl They ex
pect to hang jtff. up, und too latq
to do anythlne wit
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He arbse'an'd'begari tatlbslce back and
forth. ii ' , . , ,, ,fc,
"TiaV'- said he, "Is thoro, a- man In. 1 1
the crow who's afraid of nothing ami
will obey orders?" '
"A doxen,'t replied Tim promptly,. u
"Who's tho bestr ... , jtt.l4.
"Scqtty Parsons." -to ' l "
"Ask him to Btepiicrc"
In a moment the man entered tho of- "
flee.. Nj t
"Scqtty," said Thorpe, "I want you to
Understand 'that l'stand responsible foci
Whatever, I order you to do."
"Alb right sir," replied tho man,
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tako two men and build soine sort of, a . .
shack right over tho sluice, pate of that ' .
second' dnm, I want you to live thcfn'- c
day apdrnlghti Neveletfvett-noU) . r,i' I
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brlntr vau crab. Take thmVol?Bl,7,S?t',,uI
If anfof &"raeTffnrjrrl,Ver trynv
go, out ou theflnm, you warn tbeiiyMl,
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