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KLAMATH FALL, OfUMJON, SATURDAY, MARCH t, I9IB
1
STATE
NOW RESTS IN
TRIAL OF F4IJLDER
DOCTOR QUESTIONED
liow gnwv i.ntkndkd to im.
pgACM TWIMONY OF WIT.
XBHAIIIIKI OUT IIV JUDGE
mm i" iiknon
ref Loula nMinrt III defend
n't sttor)'. "n". 'iciivu
tbl lateral ny urswing iroin
A, Doiotll, laooror living in
i vallar. admiesion mat aur
llilcrmlMloti nf Iho court
rtflirii'ion IMiinnll heard rriti
n 111 Charles tloatry, who
is to oat ol Hi" defendant's wit
tot to mx anything on the
lltMt one lit thrm Kittling whl-
tb ulhrr on thn day of the
Tha quntliin did not inako
rsMeb war tin whlakey passed,
thla morning Mr. Onelll
I tb court In itlimln Ida ram
tt pound that the prosecution.
i II retted In pruvo that Iho
"Hit Iind dllatod puplla mid uoinu
action o( tlm bowels,"
"Old )iiu within u couple of weeks
wrllo a letter to Mlaa M. lirandon In
which ou aakud hr In wrllo and tvll
yon what waa lolnx In tlm Kaiilder
i iuk, an tun weru utiiloua to know.
ainrmryi,K yon did not know anything
almut tho caan, onn way or Iho (i.
rrT"
Dlalrlcl Attorney Hell V. Kuvkon.
dall objected to tlila aa bavin mi ..,..
....j. ........ ........ " "
titlalrUI0' Muei rauiier mr irriaiiiy r relevancy.
air. wueiii lain ii n proMiai.tI o mow
that the woman had burned thn letter
and that tho itirioan waa to Impeach
thn wltn'aa. Proceeding" worn atop
lied whllii Norman Kaulder, brother
of tin. arruard, went out to aummoii
tho woman lull when aim arrived ahu
waa not railed to the aland, and Dr
Carrot h waa permitted to Ml that ho
had written a Idler to MIm Poll;
llrennan, aa he cave her name, aaylnit
he had not been aummoned hero Ken.
ruary IS (which waa a date provloualy
aei ror the trial) II.. tald he wrote
her that he wanted to know tho time
of the trial, aa he expected aliorlly to
take a place aa atrip' aurgron lo Pan.
ama or China, Ho waa at thn time In
tsaa guilty beyond a reaaon. Oakland, Calif
tftbt. bad nut connected him ' Then he waa aaked a long queatlnn
li'e combination auma to Im one do
outly lo bo admlriid.
lint to Kiit bark lo tba rogUtratlon,
Tint city , lection la to be Monday, May
, minoiiim u ia planned to hare a
npvcini Miction on tho city charter
rtliril Z3.I, which Will bo a Tue..l.
Having two city nloctlona within Icaa
than throo woika cornea high, to ho
mire, but the taxpaer foota all the
bllla, and thoy are rich, aa everybody
knowa, and ahould ho mulcted to tho
limit na lone aa they will aland thn
trrntment Por who knowa but what
the day may aouio tlm.. como when
lh Ki'titlo nnd InorTenalro propotty
owner may actually rlao In hla might
ami awat uselesa i.iprnae7
Ha exciting lo keep on spending
inn purine runda, don't you know. Il'a
not an unlike murder In aome of Its
aspects. A murder la exciting to thn
man who commits It. Why? Recant
ho cannot commit homicide every day.
ir no endeavored to continue the prar
tiro aa a habit people would In tho
course of lime actually become peeked
and put a curb on hla enthusiasm' for
other people's Uvea. Therefore, lo the
wlnda with csre and prudencn nnd let
nil Join In the glad refrain: I
Think of the taiea we will spend
To nothing etae an ear we'll tend,
Landed gentry mtiat submit.
For we'll not concede a hit
GOVERNOR
WEST
WON'T BUH IN
WILL TAKK NO ACTION IN TIIK
KMMATH CAHK UNLESS THK
COURT REQUESTS COMMITTEE
APHMNTBU
Special to Tba lltrala
HAI.KM. March J. When aeen to.
day Governor Oawald Weat aUted that
ho doca not want to butt Into Klam
nth raao unlet tha county court re
queati tho allotment of committee.
NOTED HORSEMEN
TO BE IN RODEO
i My criminal aeenry. During
I NNtlUtlnii of the motion thn
Ibattbejiiry withdrawn from
la the ruitody of llalllff
lO. Moraau The court, after
tb m.itlnn, denied II, and
laiM tie motion made on
7 by tbr aame attorney to dla.
lttaton the ground that the
I vm romtnltted on the Indian
blrh he. alleged, car-
Ifttata out of the Jiirladlrtlnn
liuMtroarta,
Ik. E 0. Catrath, who waa eajtT
i at tka Krlekaaam rL.
.. k.a.iL..r-xa.vU.V-''
y at ine limn ui in mar
MkH4 yetfrda) afternoon and
I tilt awning, the atata yetr.
I after rnm eiamtnlng him.
M thai nn the way from
i lo lbl city with Kaulder.
rtt4fo1ant had ahot htmatlf
tb killing;, rautder told
rot the Irani and tho phyal.
ittttafttr be fiiuml hla dog dead
I tb rook If Im had poteoned
Itiattbecook drnlrd It, adding
Itkar wtr lateral .! around
iMltbatouitht to be killed. Tlila,
.lirid him and ranted hi
rnlng Attornuy Onell
todrarrlholhu roni
wltnrtt mII tlm f inn had
d aulTer
it rorog.
iM. ami aald "llJlo, Doc."
H4 ol rntranrn nl between
H nd vnlh rltiW three
Iff! of the tnedlaWlne.
rtwa togriiicr u any
. Icailni t s.K.lnrh
Tea. i. ilmrrll....! a h,u-l
Hrtloloilral and pathological
MlllUrV (0 till. Illllar.llaa anrf
Urn.
'HI hll II on I hi. I.nw.ila?"
lHlheiauH.."
' rlett bail H in. 1 1... ...ji
ldrffiidnt!"
involving tin. following If he wrote
her Baying that ho might be called to
Portland aa a wllneaa In the murder
raan of William Ju.tah Jim nnd would
gel wllneaa feea from Klamath Knlla
to Portland, and return Jiul would
alay up there, an If he wcro called
here for tho rautdcr trial he would
get wltneaa fee from Portland here
and bark to Portland, aa that waa the
only way lo get money nut nf the
rata; If ho did not have a ronvrraa
Hon with J, D. Carroll about January
(continued oa, Pag )
OR. EMMA DRi
MORALITY Tl
OfV MKRHIMi, BILIi flMITH AM)
JOHN KUM BUOaMTKU AS KN.
TItlULJgMBMMgaataJUCal OX
CONDITJOl
A
MKHIIM OK MKr.TINOH AltlLiNOKD
AT WHICH WOMKN'M I'lHITV
KKtlKIUTION HKIMIHMKNTA.
TIVKWII.LHPKAK
WILKINS FIRST
VOTER ON BOOKS
HKUIHTHATIO.V IIMilNH KOH CITV
KI.MmON, IMMIKH IIKIN'O IN
IIANIH OK CITY HKCOIIHKIt
MW. ,, n aa1(
lfea trofound ahock,
Couiicllmuu M, 0. Wilkin waa thn
Aral man In rcglatiT on the ell) booka,
which opened I'rl.lny morning al city
linll, It la nereaaary for nnyotiu who
haa nurtlclenl Interval In city nlfalra lo
volo thereon oatuinlng that aald per
aon la of tlm mnacullno gender, aa It
were, and a duly qualified elector Injpchoole
Iho city of Klamnlh Kalla lo atgn thef3:00 p. ra women'a cluba at It. R.
book, which la In tho keeping of CltylWattenburg'a; "MS p. in., ladle ml-
Kor moral uplift a aerlea of meet.
Inga have boon arranged at which
Mra. Dr. Kmma K. A. Drak. who
work aa rtprenttlvo of tha Wo-
M'at.Bmm. raalarni . wUt-ki thai
apeaker. She arrlvod laat night Mra.
Drako waa formerly connected with
Judge llvn l.lndary'a Juvenile court In
Denver, Colo. Judge l.tndey la a
well known advocate of kind treat.
mont for child unfortunatea, and la
tho author of tb "lleaat In the Jun
gle" The following la the achedule
of meetlnga:
Hunday 11:00 a. m Prcibyterlan
church; 7:46 p. m.. union meeting M.
K. church.
Monday 9:00 a.m., public achoola;
10:20 n. in., high achool; 4:30 p. m,.
mi'ctlng with leachcra; 7:45 p. m.,
Young Peoplo'a aorlctle In charge, M.
K. church.
Tueaday 9:00 a.m., public achoola;
0::0 a. m high achool; 3:00 p. in..
pother' mrellng at the library; 7:4&
in., women'a cluba and aid aocletlea
k charge, at tho Chrlatlan church.
Wednesday 9:00 a. m., public
1M0 a. m high achool;
County CommlaaloaarC. Ouy Mcr!
rill haa announced tlwt.li will hav
nn even doton itctaMia of hora.
fleah In the rodeo at Uw'falr ground
next May, and that It toatja a though
Hll' Hrullh.Jnh. ItlaJ't.1
Otbi-ra
Merrill
wll bavo to travel aatrWk f a nag
aplnal column (If a noritrka a aptnal
column, which, la bait via taken on
truit aa a fact) and aaMM tho who
opine that way appMrito be John
Kill. Th gntlmaa)rroai Fort
Klamath write to the Herald a fol
lew: 'i
"Editor Evening llrald
"I notice la a reeeat leeae of th
Herald where yoa lajfat that
Meear. Quy Merrill aadVraak Adami
wit liwawrimJihKgaa,li relay
race at the coming rodeo. Of coaraa
It I an open event, bat I wonld Mg
get that they com la oa the cam
condition a 'Brother Bill' aid ay.
Mlf, and I herewith extend to them a
hearty Invitation. I can aaaure them
good race for their moaer. Tour
for the Rodeo, JOHN BLUB."
ronilderable time to trying to arouae
the onthuilaam of the atudent. He
expect to turn out a bunch of ath
lete thl year that will be second to
none to any of tho high achool In
Oregon. Much credit will have to be
given him for the baaketball team,
which carried off the honor In the
competitive eontcat thl year.
The following I the Hat of those
dealrlng to try out for place on the
baaoball team and likewise tho who
wish to try out for positions on the
track team:
Baseball Mesaner ss, Plel c, Wgg,
Garrett, rf.; McCoy, Bkelton, 2b;
Halnfa lb, Carter If, Sergeant cf, Noel
rf, Hagalestela p. Hill If. Orem cf,
Garrett p, U Prarle as, Ord Arnold p,
R. Hum lb.
Track Rlggs, 100 yards and quar
ter mile; Ogle, distance; Plel, 440:
Mccormick, 100; Feese, 100 yard.
quarter and half mile, no'. vault.
broad Jump and high Jump; Barges nt.
distance; Smith, quarter and half;
McCoy, running hurdle; Orm, run
ling hurdle, pole vault; Garrett, pole
vault; Cog 100. ISO, running high
Jump, low hurdles and broad Tamp;
Arnold, 100, pole vault, low and high
hurdle; Carter, hammer throw and
ahot put; Fouteh, hammer throw and
hot put.
HOPELESS MOTHER
3 POISONS CHILDREN
BISHOP TO HOLD
LENTEN SERVICE
ATHLETIC MEET
STIRS INTEREST
HIGH HCHOOL BOVH GKTTINa
WHY TO PERFKCT THEIK
PIUIWK88 IN VAUIOIH IHHNfM
OK TRACK AND FIELD
;order Thomas K. Mcbnlaav Not
(htant'ninllnVrlMflrlho dla-
of being Iho flral In put hla
name down on the city booka, but hla
wna Iho flral application In with tho
city rcrordvr for a dog llrvnav for hla
btnrk dog. Adding lo Ihla fact that
Iho colonel but recently paaard hla
74th birthday nnd I still going strong
Newman-Foltz Offering Was
y Presented Last Evening
Med
vu .. .
H.nKnll a sx.tt .......
lUul.r",;,'";,!;,".,
hat ai v ".imn way,"
- wibt at h0 ,, h(JUM
iwi L.. . """". I'roved
n pity produced. Tho
Htncd better nn n ti..
of comedy which Is the
llba..kl..". "'.
--...,. , rftro n
i .
'"ODJia ar. I....... ..
. 1 "riiur man ihn
' Wf,d with n... ..
auZ. '', ou,'l to cotue via-
w Tat , a. ' Z" "" ,n
mXI?0' 'f'-h board-
tti , . ',"1' ""'chcora.
l.uVk..r.,C.,er' wh,l Walter
'"iriCtor. waa nl hi. i...
iii!;l". Madollno WaN
Howard ., Kvnllno,
Iwtoa.. ,'"rH0r Kvans
a. "--""iingo as Nlch.
MM
"P on his lines. He
has shown hlmaolf never larking In
thla reaped In any performance. Krn
oat Wlntors, as llorbort I.yndall, the
aHlled mualclan, was aufflclcnt, whllo
J. I.lndley Phlpp did better than
iiiual as John Brand, lover of Made,
lino Watdron.
This afternoon the bill I "Amy,"
talo of a clrcu girl, with "Thelnm"
tonight, when exceptional lighting of
focla and sronory aro promised. To
morrow night tho company will rnn
cludo with "Bapho."
NOTICE
The following store will cloao at 0
p. m excopt Saturday, until further
notice.
Heetor'a Dep't Store,
Golden Rule Dop't Store.
K. K, K. Storo,
Atkinson's
Portland Store,
Walg-Ovr Shoe Store.
alo'nary aocletlea In charge, Preaby
trrlan church.
Thuraday 9:00 a. m public
achoola; 10:30 a. m., high achool;
3:00 p. hi., mothers' meeting Mills
addition; 7:4(1 p. m., (topular lecture,
opera houae.
Friday 9:00 a. m., public achoola;
10:20 n. m., high school; 3:00 p. m.,
W. O. T. U. mothera' meeting, library;
7:4fi p. m city and county ofllclala.
council rooms.
BOOSTER CROWD
HAS G000 TIME
DKMCGATION Wlliai OOES TO
OI.KNK IS ORKKTKD BV IjARGE
CROWD ANII MAKES KXCEI
LENT IMPRBMION
Tho Rooster club delegation which
mado a Journey to Olene Thursday
for tho purpoao of acquainting the
mom onergotlc ones with farm Ideas
tins returned, after having spent an
oxcollent time A flno program was
rendorott In which the young boost
or did thomaolves crodlt In the way
of oratory. Judging from tno amount
of onthuslasm aTOiisod tho boosters
left a good Imprcaalon. Tnore wa
carcolv standing room, as the spa-
clous hall was taxed to Its fullest ca
pacity with people from all parts ot
tha valley.
The boosters express themselves aa
having att wcalteot time.
A groat deal of cntbualasm I being
manlfeated at the high achool over the
coming athletic meet at Eugene In
May. It la expected that a large num.
ber of athlctce will be aaaembled there
lo couipcto for honors In track aa wtl
aa Bold. Tho local high achool la en
deavoring to select a trick team
which will represent the school hre
at th meet, and aa a resuft tha boys
aro trying out for the various places
on the team. Of course at this time
of the year they are somewhat handi
capped by the fact that there la no
place to train out, but It Is hoped that
before long a place will be provided,
ao that training may bo commenced
Immediately. Nothing of this soft has
ever been Indulged In to any great
extent In the school, consequently the
boys aro very eathuslastle over tho
fact that they will have an opportun
Ity of getting a chance to ahow what
they can do In the way of athletic.
Judging from the showing which haa
been made oa the terrace up oa tha
hill by tha atudents aome good ma
terial Is lo th rough.
Tho baseball bug Is bulling about,
and to say that It hag left Ha bypaotle
power among a majority Is sot far
amiss. It Is expected that by tha tret
of next week a captain and manager
will be elected ao that active training
will start very soon. A Hat of aamea
of those who expect to try oat far
place oa the team baa boa aaeured
so that an estimate may be made to
get an Idea of tha amount of laUreat
In thl lln of athUtlc. About half
th regular team which did thta
selras ao proud last yar by wlaalag
so many games, have left tho school,
so that new men will have to be put in
their place.
Mr. Hawley, who has charge of tha
athUtles of th high school, la Uring
IIIHH CHURCH OFFICER OF EP1M.
COPAL DENOMINATION COMES
HERE IB aUK4rT OF Ran'. H. O.
COLLINS
Bishop Robert L. Paddock, whose
home Is la Hood River, has arrived
here and la conducting special services
for th Ckarth of the Redeemer ia 1.
o. o. F. hall. That waa a samiag
roair..aJtnm.aM-tBtar
from S:10 to 4:0 e'etaek. The bUh-
of will also preside at the meeting
Sunday, at 11 a. m. Thl being Lent.
and th period of observance of spe
cial abstinence, there will be ao re
ception for the bishop, who will be
glsd to meet his friends at the eerv
Icm. There will be good muilc to
morrow morning under the direction
of I. Jay Knapp. Blahop Paddock,
who la head of th church of that part
of the state east of the Cascades, Is
no stranger to Klamath Falls, having
mad a number of visit her and
favorably Impressed the people. He
will probably return north on Mon
day. During hi tar here the blahop
I the guest at the home of Rev. Dr.
Henry C. Collin, rector of th church
of the Redeemer.
ho can best develop and conserve bis
powers In such a manner as to be ben-
oflclal In a way to tho future genera-
ttoo. 86 many of the people of the
present generation are contented to
catlsfy themaelre with their present
mode of llfo to such an extent that
tbey do not look forward to benefit,
ting mankind who shall fall In their
footstep.
Th blahop spoke at length oa the
octal aid of life, and gave some good
advice to the high school student who
And himself confronted with the
grave problema of Ufa after leaving
school. He said that to lead a pure,
clean and moral life one must abstain
from tb things that will tend to cor
rupt hi life morally and physically.
He gave an example of how a person
may be Induced on the downward path
by being a good fellow. Aa one thing
led to the next It would not be long
before be would And himself aa out
cast.
The apeaker strongly advocated all
forms of athtttlcs, and the manner of
knowing bow to play. Play Is not the
only thing, but bow to do the rl
kind of playing. So many me.
into athletics to beat the otJjBT fel
low Instead of trying to wjaT There
Is great satisfaction In befng Able to
take defeat, and If onultlvdt the
right kind of spirit y will gi Into a
contest not only toifln. but to bear
defeat, should he rafet It.
tomorrow eveniaw tnere will be a
service at Masonic tall to whkh th
public Is cordially InVJted
A New M4s TJ
Prank W. TJpp ia belag
uiauii on in aaveai yeettrday of a
new baby girl.
SHE THEN SUICIDES
ILL, UNABLE TO SUPPORT TJOM,
SHE SAYS IN PATHETIC LET.
TICK SUE CANNOT
STARVE
MleiJ 1'ieaa Hervice
SALEM. March 1. A totter to
Chief of Police Hamilton revealed tha
poisoning of four children and U
aulcld of Mrs. L. F. JUIoa, di
vorced, aged 40.
Th children, two boya and two
girls, ware found dad of cyanide
poison, la bed. The letter says:
"The plain fact la I cannot earn
enough to keep my family and am too
111 to work. 1 cannot see thaaa atatm
Tbr Is a little money In my puna,
Tak It aad bury us all together.
' ( nUtSadl WWaWAS-.aP iii,mnu..
Upr Lake TraaV Starts
.Captain H. E. Calkins of th Ktoav
stb Fall aad Crater Lake Motor Boat
company, aaouacaa that begtaaJag
Monday regular dally mall and pa
aenger service will commence oa the
Upper Klamath Lake. During th
month of Icepn the lake, tha mall la
carried by stage, but at other tlasea
th mall la carried by boat Tho com
pany, of whleh Mr. Calkins la i
operates tha boats. Curlew aad I
SPARKS THEATER
DANCE TONIGHT
Equlllbrlty testa will be mado by a
largo number of people thla evening.
Yea, Indeed, for thl I tb night
when, at th Sparks thsater, all dis
ciples of Terpechore may Indulge In
the dreamy mase of the waits and
tho alluring mytterle of th two-step
to th etralaa of orchestra members,
or, more strictly speaking, the strains
coa-xed, teased aad otberwla coerced
from diver and sundry musical In
struments.
It's the regular Saturday night
dance, to be candid with the reader.
DOCTOR sm OH
ALLEGED BILL
MERRILL PHYSICIAN, THROUGH
ATTORNEY THOMAS DRAKE,
FILES BILL ASKING FOR FEES
WITH INTEREST THEREON
ha a meeting tha de
gree ataC for practice at tha haa aa
Monday avwlag, March 4th, at T:M
harp. By orator at Oa Caatata.
ranch today oa
URJS-J.,.
Robert Williams cam to thks arty
today from his ranch by Lost River.
Through Attorney Thomas Drake
ault haa been entered In the offlco of
County Clerk Cbarlea R. De Lap by
Dr. Alexander Patterson against Chris
Dledrlcskon. Both parties live at
Merrill. The doctor claims $128.25
for medical service alleged to have
been rendered between February 6.
1908. and April 21, 1908, asking In
terest at per centum from the lat
ter dat.
Wlckatrom and Llndatrom wra
down from the Upper Lak today to
attend to om local baataaaa.
P. H. Orar aad Cbaa. Adams are la
from Lost River.
Merle Kilgor was hi Klamath
Falta today to get inppll for kta
ranch.
Harold Kllgore came la today from
Lost River.
Enjoy yourself by attending
dance at the 8parks tonight.
the
PADDOCKTALKSTO
HIGH
SCHOLAR
BISHOP OF EPISCOPAL DIC
URGES YOUNG MEN TO Dl
OP FOR MANKIND'S
LAUDING ATHLETICS
Bishop Paddock gave an ezcellel
talk Friday morning la the auditor
lum of tha high school, principally on
education.
Ho spoke of tha evolutionary de
velopment that was being put Into
us, aad aald in substance that In th
dvlopmnt of man tha llfa.and hab
Ita war far dlSrat than of tha ani
mal, from the fact that man had a
aoal. Ha also dllbratd mora vivid
ly from th view point that tha human
rata ahould bo lifted to a higher plane
aapaclally la th social physical aad
moral aanae. It ought to ha tha am
bition of tha high achool studrat of
today, ha aald, to atady sow ao that
llodeahaater Wtagtes Mercury
Arthur Bodenhamer has coma from
Dorrl to take service with the West
ern Union Telegraph company. Ha
will deliver messages of cheer, like
wise those of the opposite, nature.
They are all alike to the mangr
boy.
Dane tonight, Spark thatr.
MUCH HAY BURNS
AT WALKER PLACE
Luke Walker, whose ranch la Just
thla aldeof Bty, received a telephoa
message stating that Srw had de
strayed about 200 out of 210 tona or
hay ha had, stacked on hla place, aad
waa still burning. On account at the
shortage of hay la that vtdalty tha
loss will prove more than usually seri
ous. But two days ago tha owner waa
offered 17 per ton for th product
Mr. Walker brought with him to
thla city to market elghta head of
bf eattla.
Companies
Into Parent Concern
W. Paul Johnson, general manager
aad secretary of the Klamath Devel
opment company, was Interviewed In
the Portland Telegram Tuesday, and
at which time It was announced that
not only had all the companies which
have been identified with the concern
haa been amalgamated Into the new
Klamath Development company, but
that the Pioneer Press Publishing,
company continues aa a
.i.. .TBajitto-. . ..
'
"The Klamath Development com
pany, with which Mr. Johnson Is Idea
tiled, la oaa of th greatest Indus
trial concern In th West, it ia a con
solidation of aaven Wg corporations In
which S. O, Johasoa, W. P. Johnson,
O. X. Wradllng amd Mreral other are
Interested, together with th later!
of Herbert Fleuhackar of th Anglo-
American aad Anglo-London aad
Paris national bank of Ban Francis
co aad tha lntrU of Mortimer
Ftotohackap, praaldtat of tha Great
Western Power company, of which
ia late Edwin Hawley waa former
Jdent.
"Together with his brother, 8. O.
uson, W. P. Johnson controlled the
Klamath Development company,
e Hot Spring company, tha Buraa
lata company, the Plonatr Pros
ublUblng company, tha White Pll-
a Mineral Springs company, th
Klamath Investment company, the S.
O. Johnson company aad tha White
Pelican Hotel company.
"The companies hav all ba
merged Into tho. new Klamath Devel
opment company. Tha B, B. Johanna
company la reaponslbto for th stoval
opmtat of large tracta of tlmhor toad
In Southern Oregon and Northern Cal
ifornia, and together with th Want
Lumber company owaad a larg part
of th timber of that aecttoa of th
Pacific coast. It Is estimated that tho
combined lntrats la the aaw eoraor
atloa rprat more thaa MO.MO,
060 la toad, Umber aad sacurRles."
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