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' Tl. dinning: of ' v ; v ," - 1 . .Hfu’ ~ ' . , p . . . - 1'
- m . . .123;an ..... nose BONHEUR. in 3' all y. i, l . . . , . , . . ..
, . . . burglar is that the of. _ 9 L, , h L tr . ’ . 5
‘ ~ ficer has the law on ‘ ‘”’""‘“"“ . 1* U ' ~ . . » . .. ‘
1 his side. Health has A FEW INTERESTING RECOLLEC- ._ - - , p p _ . - '_
the same advantage -— ._ _v _ . .
. over disease. The “”C’NS OF HEB ‘ARLY L'FE' Flood Situation hithellestIsBecom-
”*9 1 0f 'abemh i315 “ “‘1 hrr More Critical - »
people to ealt :7. She Labored Under Disadvantages ~ 16‘“ a , .
‘ ‘ When they are 5“" Young—Her Father Evidently an Un- ' OF NEW YORK.
Nature helps to cure
.; sari N33: :11”:‘.‘.‘:’.f::;:’:.::.“’““ TWO 333“? IN TEELEVEES RIQHARD A. MGGURDY, President. -. . .
ing sick people. , _ 1cm)
£322,356}: ggywayvlfigi _ ROS: B21111? :1 I‘_. thoufhtobOJ‘ilb 11:1] 311:] Disastrous Effects of the BreaclieS—Cotton
i. c 1 . 0‘ ' 1 - '
Is no ye 01L enou” 1 Crop \Vill Be Delayed—\Vater Is
the doctors call many . _ , m U V ‘ _
different diseases mcmous, she says, but the I\(;\Ue (its Flown!" Stmdfly Through , I
Nature cures in one Revues has some delightful 11300100 9 “ u e ear I] lug ., Seem er s 8
21713373113); -n1§—‘“C{15h1}:§ 'tions from the veteran artist’s l‘ascl- ““3 Streets 0‘ St-Pa‘llv ‘ ’ ‘ 3
cWio.e o yw1- .. .‘ . . _ _
. God are rich red hung pen. —‘—— Accordln to the Standard of the Insu , .
blOod. That is readies ’vgay bf ciiring When in her seventh year Rosa’s Memphis, April lie—The flood situa- g rance Department Of the State Of New York. ii
501'01'1118, erysipelas. kidney and “liver com' parents moved to Paris from the coun- tion is daily becoming more critical. .~
plaint,” consumlfijon 33d everyflflorm 0f. try, where the little girl had been. born. Breaks OCCRrTed in the levees at Sun- ‘ - ' ~. '
eruptive and wasting. disease. en you I‘ q ' . t t be H, . 1 flower Landing and near Tunlca, Miss.
want to help Nature “nth medicme the med- 1m“ .was sen 0 :1 3b scuoo ' Two men were caught in the first I N q 0 M E I
icine must woi-i: the same way as Nam}?- “where she gave as many blows as she mountain of water which rushed . c J ' ' . '
Works, then it has the laws of Nature on its received.” While living in the coun- through the Sunflower Landing break
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side to make it owcrful. That is the - .
secret of Dr. Piercg’s Golden Medical Dis- try Rosa him a dog, a COW and fl 3'05” and were dashed away to their death Received for Premiums __ _ _ _ _ s 39
covery’s wonderful cures. It EISSIStqutatnge for playmates, “and it was my great- in plain view of 300 or more comrades . . ’593’4l4 20
according to her own laws?“ 15 on a “re s . est rlclimht to cut out their likenesses W110 had been working to save the '
,‘ 't; it im arts new . ' t‘ ‘ , - _ - _ _ _ -
:jggefifigtfiaflfifiififim blood fiakmgor. ll'om paper. I commenced to do this {EV-ee'f'i‘llllose “ho nglleESfid thetdrollvfré From a" “the! sources ‘ ‘ I0,I09,28| 01
gans to create a large quantity of fresh. fed, even before I was four years old,” says “21g“: 16:. ”if? Say .a de “2? drthl ' __.____-______
healthy blood which drives every germ of the artist. . . 6 cm 1g m e air an ro e cm s 49 102 695 '
disease out of the system and builds up . . OVGI‘ and over. . p ’ , 2" “
strong healthy tissues and solid flesh. The When R033 “'35 ten years old, 1191 The Sunflower break and the Tunica ‘ . '
“Discovery” completely clears away every father abandoned his family; “ii 183'; break will flood five of the most fertile D I s B U RS E M E N I S
form 0f b10°dyd15€ase from the 575mm; It her mother died and Monsieur Bon- counties in Mississippi, and it is prob- . 5
even cures COflSUmPilc—‘n- Itls the only true lieu'r returned home only to apprentice able the cotton crop in these counties
radical cure for that disease; facts and testi- "11 1c 1 te t1 t .. w‘ll b . d I .
m0fly to prove it. little Rosa to a dressmaker. The oc- “1 ‘3 SO a _19~ _ 1L ‘ 1 e nippe 3 . ng - - - .. s
"IwouldliketotellthewholewofldWhatyou’ cupntion did not suit the'gil'l, and she by host before It‘ ripens. .The cotton T6 Pdiisy-therS for c‘a'ms by Death . '2’595’l I 3 39
9‘Golden Medical Discovery’ has done for me. 'h , .- l 1 .. 1 l' 1 crop Will, ho“ cvei, be put in the over—
The doctor, who is considered an expert on luri 80113 t employment “ it 1 an. 181.1 L 1!. flowed country, even though the Waters ‘ . I I
........., “1“ m. I “d ““3“” He dmmm‘ m m time symmm a“ do not subside until July. I. 1.... .h. To Policy-holders for Endowments. Dlvulends, ele. '- - - - ”342,455 5'
d' eased an I could not live , , _ ' ,
b°th mylungswere ‘5 her leisure time at the Louvre in study. cotton crop was put in during the last
long. I felt down—hearted for tIthziye dtear ltitltle J 1
children tolive or- Ijuctwen 0 “‘1 ogc 1‘ Soon she bemoan to make copies of some. of line, tnrcc months late. and yet the -
' ' ii. I. 1 d I did for now I know what ‘ ‘h _ . _ ‘ . h , ' _ _ _ _— _
ogiili‘ui’iiedici‘igxgilal do. When I started on the of the great paintings there, which cm!) that 3e“ “as enormous and the For a“ Ether Accounts " l0,18|,005 64
second bottle I “'33 better in CV6 Wily and was readily sold. I Staple fine' ‘ —_—______
able to take a walk on every fine 8Y- I enJoyed , . It has rained almost continually for 48 ' .
my sleep. myapoetlte was good. and by the time \V 11011 Rosa was twenty—three, the ho 1 th 1 Y . V' _. . . s 35 2‘
I had finished tfie second bottle I began to fee] 1‘ , .1 r _ d , t th n urs a ong e ev ees in.llssissippi and ,y ’1 ’
likeanew woman. I stiF‘i hada cough. soIgol mm 3 once 111019 move in 0 - 9 CO“ ’ Arkansas. and the work of holding them . .
athird bottle and by the LJ‘ce 1‘ was half €03“ till" and the budding fll'tlst 001110 110“" has been made more difficult. Old river» . ' y
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was completely cured." M indulge her fancies for studying; nui- men and old planters say it is probable
(Mrs) W-j/ ‘ mal life. She was in the Open for days that 50 counties in Mississippi and Ar—
and weeks at a time, observing domcs- kansas “'1“ be overfluwed before the “Had States Bonds and Other securities . "
77 MarySt.,Eamilton, Ont-.Cm- tic ,mjnnw and ”we Arid not con crest of the highwater shall have passed 3 I I 05'25’082 l5
tentt wltltitth‘rlt she made it her busi- between these two States' a - . _
g” Mfifi ‘ mess to visit the slaughter houses l'cgu- The Mismmmmfl' FirSt he" Loanso“ Bond and mortgage - - - 1,55435929 6
- ' lilrly in order to study the anatomy of St Paul Aprils—The uppe: Missis- .
her favorite subjects. Her first Ol‘igi- sippi continues toboom, the gauge show- Leans an stocks and 'onds - — .. - . ll’09|,525 on
' R ' g 1131 painting “’35 exhibited in the S..— ing 18 feet above low water mark. It has -
, a" a 10011 in 1846. It represented a number been raining constantly for 21 hours. ’ V
- ofrabbitsatplny. Dispatches in... mm. Sauk Rapids. Real Esta-.e - - - . - ' - - 22,161,666 65
In 1850 she began her greatest paint: St. Cloud and Little Falls indicate that
the river is still rising rapidly and that
' ing “The Horse Fair,” which was sub- . . . -0. .. . I I _ _ ‘
“ scq’ucntly exhibited in an the {:l'eai giltiicggi: gehéfi‘;jsl.~“,r§?ESVZEOEEEalgzg GaSh in Banks and TI'IISt aompanles - '2'680'390 on
IMPROVED SUDA AND MIN' Citiles of Amerr—ircla Willi-inllnlense filiti'lllt street broke, sending tic: waters all over a d I t N i D f d P . i ‘
0151 SUCCESS- ’19 Ol‘lgmfl OWHC‘I‘ 0- 1 that part of the city. The flood has en- . . ' - ‘ '
ERAL WATERS wasilM. Gnmbard. After “The Horse croachcd into the freighthouse Of the ccrue n eresh e e erre remiums’ e c 6’535’555 06
~ Fair” came back from its triumphnl Chicago, Milwaukm and St. Paul road. ' ——~—-——~——-
. mar-ch through America, it was resold , Several of the ill....dfacturing concerns 3 234,144’l48 42
—-— MANUFACTURERS 0F -—
.r
Flavoring Extract 5 Also the for the sum of q-(no 000 I . 18" . on the west side have been'cbliged to ‘
i ' cv) , . h 0-) R083 > ... ». Vc 7 3‘ . I I I l I I
Syrups and . Olden Time Boulicur was rich enough to buy the 2111?} dOwn ”3‘31““? “at“ put 0‘“ the” Resefve fer POIICIQS and other LIablllhes - - - - ~ - 205,0lo’633 12
Fruit Juices! ROOt Beer- Git-$30 ?f_B3i;llnuthe 11118311 if :10 fgl‘CSi . The relief societies were busy all day S I —————-—--——-—
Lemon Soda, Soda ’Water 0 ‘On “me ea 9 W el‘e s10 as ’“109 extending succcr to the suffering. The . .. - - - - - - ..
Sarsaparilla, Supplied in lived—NOW YOI‘k Journal. " numberof persons who have been forced “'1’ “S s 22,133,5'4 1“
- . . ‘ —-——————-— to leave their homes is about 1 200. The“ ' " ‘*——
Birch Beer, Steel Fountains . ' ' ' '
_ , , ‘ Oratory Out of "lace. v'ater east Of State street is so deep that n u .- I
SCH-281' and Vichy “1 Siphons. - J . s‘evr- 1 houses have floated from their Insurance and annulhes I“ farce ‘ s 9l8g698'338 45
A young lawyer Jumped up to defend “' _ v -
Address , . . . fou.....:—..tions. Logs to the value of $60,— at
a case of stealing iii which the accused 000 fitted down the river _
H J & a s GRUMMAN {nail 1:13;] l‘fti‘iied liim- {Tilifomnaiell’ t .inville has, been completely cut I have carefully examined the foregoing Statement and find the same to be correct
I I I “3‘13 {Li W 0 tml‘ngl y acquaint off ..-:'ln communication with the out- . . . . _
" ’ himself with the facts of the case, side .. md for fem. days. Lac Qui liabilities calculated by the Insurance Department CHARLES A. PRELLER, Auditor.
at Main Street. - Norwalk; Conn other than that his client had been. 31-. Parle, Minnesota river, Big Stone lake , .
‘ - ' - - i a " ‘s ' r e ' l . . . .
”sum for Steal‘ng' . and La} e Tr u a e {O m on lake “0 F rt m the Surplus a div1dend Will be apportioned as usual
, . ' ' 'f . l t i~ ' " l.-
“lour honor,” he cried, “I ask you miles in lelngl X th s pOlllt tile 'lke
. . and river are merged into one, and all
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does the prisonel look like a mail that the water is rising at‘the Fate‘of one_
would steal? Does he look like a mail half of an inch an hour. A heavy . Refliflrt 0f the Examiflififlg Conlmittee.
that WOUId Sllfiel' his honesty to be (i0 northwest gal-3 is driving the ice, which
. a moaned by appropriating anotlicl is a compact and solid mass, out of Big
. .. ' ’ e1 man’s 901d? N03 ‘1 “mama “mes 1103 Stone We?” the OYerflowed b°ti°m5 ffice of the Mutual Life Insurance Com an of New York
_, He is a patriotic citizen of the country, 013 the anesma “very Where It 15 O P y
. likely to do great damage. Boats are in T
“ - . . . l . D F RUSTEES OF
one Of the proud upholdels Of 0111 demand ill the Vlcmlty of the depot and To THE HORORABLEi THE BO \R 0
mmdmmblm my“ my it is mom .hmilmdmm THE MUTUAL \LIFE msunm: column" or NEW vonx
{E rage for the plaintiff to accuse such 3 Rain has been falling for a week, _
'. gentleman of theft. Think of his making the country roads impassable . . - - '
ii friends that will weep over his dis and keeping the farmers off their fields. The underSIgned, a Committee apppomted by your honorable body on the twentY'
' ' figfigggabeg‘gerfirgfiggrdbyrl’gg 32:2,? third day of December, I896, to examine the Annual Statement of the Company, and to
x c. X 23" . .
sippi. Fireman's Grove is filled with verify the same, ‘espectfully
grace-undeservedly thrust upon him.
Think of the blight upon this man’s
Woman)" - .- . . . . ~~ ‘
WW cmstehce. 3 ‘53? the: acfufd b t??? water, and it is expected that the Rum
manly, too .,eucmus, ‘00 “Ob‘e a Sped' river dam will break. 'Millions of logs REPORT
. men 0f hum", have been floating down the river'all ' . .
. . . Smash went the judge-s gavel as he day. North of this point many acres of That pursuant to the power and authority thereby conferred, the Committee have at various dates between the date of the
1'03“)“ 01”: farm land are under “from two to Six said refer’ence and the date cf this Report attended at the ofiice oflhe Company,_ and have been waited on by the Treasurer
“Qllii that! Young 111311. this is 3 f9“ 0f water. and there are grave the Comptroller, the Auditor and and the Cashier, together With the the respective aSSistants of such oflicers, and have care:
(.350 of hog-stealing!” ' doubts as to whether or not it can be fullv gone over all the items contained in the said Statement, and have found the same to be correct They have examined
' _- _—_._————— seeded thls Spnng' River men say that and'counted every certificate of stock, bond and other obligation held by the Company, and compared the price at which the
' - there Will be a further rise 0f at least . ' d '11 said Statement with the market quotations and find the same not exceeding such uotati -' .
The Cliiiiaman’s Answer. . sanle are C-‘H'UG 1 . q ODS 111 fact, in
. .. » « . ., ; six feet. . many cases bzl w them. They have examined and counted the bonds and mortgages on real property held by the Company,
. They have also verified the valuations of the Company’s holdings of real estate and have
Sing Lee was all enterprising vounc " , b t t d
- -' , - z - gt, '_ . and find the SJ..‘.C to e as s a e _ _
The Sit" mo" In 8 Lou“ the various banks and trust companies, and have counted the cash on hand held by the
Cliinaman who conducted a laundry in St. Louis April 6,—The river today verified the deposits of money in
a small mining camp in Colorado some Yas stationary at 98 feet 4 inches at Cashier. . _ h ll h b k d t d 'd ft'tl f d ,
years 300. His never-failingr mood-hu- ' - 7 - ' _ - , _ And the Committee certify t at a t .e 00. 5’ papers. .ocumen 5 an .371 ences ° 1 9° every eScrlption necessar '
5 b '5 a ””5 Cltyy 1"” “‘9 current was mereas ecly submitted to the Committee by the said officers and their assmtants, and that the samey air:
m'or made him a universal favorite. lug in rapidity and caused some alarm such examination have been fr
accurate, in good order and well kept.
Department and on: more than one occasion the to the owners Of buildings along the Alidlhe Committee further certify that the investments of the Company are of a high order, and that the system and
at!
boys found that he had a ready tongue 12:?.al‘g‘hsnlgfiéilinggtrigntswof :51 e551,: 11%;: methods adopted by the Company in recording its transactions and caring for the assets are entitled to commendation
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in his. head. A Presidential election f t R t _ d t d f d ROBERI‘ OLYPFIANT J HO
,‘ ( b' . . o wa er. epor 5 receive 0 ay rom - . r , {fun submlt‘e . BART E
. “Wed wont t- .” “me’ “dime 0' points north as far as Keokuk. 1a.. An°fWh1°hls “P“ y ‘ JAMES N. JARVIE CHARLES DHDligkoK
“.18 bOSZF’ 7:111 Irishlman,’ remalked to show the river to be gradually rising.’ N Y ' JANUARY 25 1897 JAMES 0.. HOLDEN CHARLES R. HENDEEYRSJR.”
m S1133: “‘ ell, Sing, yez 11 have. to be The Missouri river is rising a foot ev- EW ORK' ’ ' ' ' 5 ON
$0311 itO ClllnathnOW. lThe IlillSllthbe ery 24 hours, and when this volume '
$0111" 0 T1111 lugs Jere, an 93‘ reaches the Mississippi at Alton the ' 0 d 1' Whereb won] 11 ca 1) l ’
won’t-have any hathen Chinee around." latter river will suddenly rise several The _company 1.] as lSSUEd an Y i} - f 1 Y - e 1111 ebl’lSUI‘ClZ] WlthOUt the eXtra
Quick as a flash Sing reto-rted: “All feet more, which-Will cause great dam— charge heretofore required, More definite 1n Olmallon on t e su Ject Will be furnished by
A light, me go Ireland. Ilish no lun age to the factories, elevators. and rail' 1 ‘1 eni Ml’. A. H. Camp. ' ' ,
. ’ things there.”—Y0uth’s OOIDDHDiOI]. road-property in East St. LOUIS. . tlle luca ‘ g 9 ‘ ~
The weather today throughout M13- 0 rus ees
, , , ‘ , souri, Arkansas and Illinois was warm. 3‘ )a’ I 'd I I t
Honda lishing Law' No reports of new breaks in the levees -
One section of the fishing laws 01 in lower Mississippi territory had been ’ .
Florida provides that “\Vhoever fishes received, but it was expected that a SAMUEL D, BABCOCK i ' ‘ FREDERIC CROMWELL ‘ ’ HENRY H. ROGERS , GEORGE G. HAVEN l
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for Shad between Sin-9‘19““ on saw“ 32:2,? 11:1}: dr§§§§§d “252.33; figfig RICHARD A. MCCURDY JULIEN T. DAVIES JNO. W AUCHINCLoss ADRIAN IsnLiN JR. -
~' day, ‘tfifrnoon mid sunmse 0,“ Monday Missisgippi. It is expected that the JAMES 0. Home»: ' - ROBERT stnm. THEODORE MOBFORD GEORGE S. BOWDOIN
9110131“; 0f elf") “7:91‘ SWGPQ 11211: heaviest flood will reach these points HERMANN 0. Von Posr S. V. K. CRUGER WILLIAM BABCOCK , - THEo. A.HAVEMEYER
, , $1313 by gonhsoZEO-goor 91:3: 21:51 3:310 by next Wednesday 01‘ Thursday- LEWIS MAY ' CHARLES R. HENDERSON STUYVESANT FISH ~ WILLIAM C. WHITNEY
I . ing ttickle used in such ‘unlawful . For Public Scales OLIVER HARMMAN RUFUS W. PEOKHAM AUGUSTUS D. JUILLIARD WILLIAM ROCKEFELLER
, . acts” \1. . r .- . ' ' ROBERT OLYPHANT J. HOBART HERRICK CHARLES E. MILLER JAMES N. JABVIE
, . —l ew York 1‘ Ublme- Albany, April 6.—Governor Black to- . . ' V
y ——-———————- day signed the bill of Mr. Austin pro- GEORGE Ff BAKER ‘VM P DIXON WALTER 3' ‘ GILLETTE ERAS D‘ DICKEYJR'
Glass Bricks. viding for public scales in cities of the DUDLEY OLCOTT ROBERT A. GRAinss ‘ H. “ALTER WEBB LLBRIDGR T.‘GBBRY
Glass bricks are made extensively in firSt and second Classes’. f.°r the ‘veigh‘
mg Of coal, and pr0v1ding that any
German)" They are blown With a ho." ’dealer who shall a‘ttem t to deliver less ~ ' I ' '
WISE 7 low centre, containing rarefied air, and than 2,000 pOunds for D3. ton, with an ROBERT A GRANNISS VICE-PrGSIdento
they are said to be as strong and (1111" allowance of thirty pounds to the ton '
able as clay bricks. They free-1y admit for wastage and variations in scales,
. . light. So far, the glass brick has only shall be 51113801: to (1 fine. , , W'ALTER- R. GILLETTE,~Genel‘a-l Manager. _
been used in the construction of con. , ~ . "_" ISAAC F. LLOYD, 2d Vice-Piesident. HENRY E. DUNCAN,_JR.,Correspon,ding Secretary
Dm‘" I’m" Gm“ 1...... WILLIAM J. EASTON, Secretary. ALBERT KLAMROTH, Assistant Secretary.
M h M > servatories, and has been voted a we S . fi 1d Mass April 6 Ch I
_ , are ants 3111113131111. cess. . Dung e ’ . " . 1— ar es FBEDERIC CROMWELL, Treasurer. . . ‘
7 _ __ Martens. the Cigar maker I‘vmg at 537 ' JOHN A. FONDA, Assistant Treasurer. I, JAMES TIMPSON. 26. Assistant Treasurer. (vi
Main street who attempted suicide with
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Dietal Fatal to llIicrobcs. - - .
‘ . - _ . par's green yesterday afternoon. d'ed ' WILLIAM P SANDS Cashler. EDWARD P. HOLDEN Ass1stant Cashier.
.ers, IJOdgCS and SOCletleS Metals are fatal to microbes. so today in the House of Mercy hospitlal. 3 : EMORY MCCLINTOCK, Actuary. i
there is little danger that bl‘lictei'la He had been brooding over falnily trou- JOHN TATLOCK, JR , Assistant Actuary. '
‘ ' ' may be transferred on 'coins. A sci- bles. - . . ' WILLIAM W RICH .
. ~ ,I .’ ‘t'SI ‘. r h. t t t- .- t . _ ‘ "’ _ CHARLES A PRELLER, Auditor. ‘ ‘ . —. . ARDS, Comptroller.
W111 001130“? the“ 0W“ mm" 3; it; {’33 33,951,353: 2,3,3]: Km}; Huml’mts Idem _ o. CLIFFORD GRETSINGER, Aeslstant Auditor. HENRY s. BROWN, Asmstant Comptroller.
' - ‘3 . ’ . Rome, April 6.—ng Humbert, in the JOHN C. ELLIOT Superintendent of Domestic Agencies. ‘
. . 13 common in the pockets _“'hele speech from the throne at the Opening EDWARD LiMAN SHORT General S l' .t p
est-R by glvmg US a: call. money 15 carried, the destruction Oi of parliament today. said the accord ‘ , ’ 0‘101 or. g ‘
‘ ~ microbes occurs within three hours. of the powers tended to preserve peace MEDICAL DIRECTORS: . ‘
I and prevent massacres GUSTAVUS S. WINSTON, M- D: . ELIAS J- MARSH, M. D' , GRANVILLE M.‘WHITE, M D l
REMEMBER— -If you ha Vi? How to Test Diamonds. . ——'——-—-—-—- ' ‘ ‘
i ‘ . - ., - . ,, v , A Landslide In Erie County, N. Y. . ‘ . .,
' . otyyyytr‘l: is: is: . W: . JOHN w NICHOLS .. ......., «enemy ... I
work :0 d0, W mile to 11$. not affect the brilliancy of good stones, $13,121:; aégrgmge i331 ghewgfifé3fh1: , , I . . . . , . p , Stat. of'conngcfiouh
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1311i: Will make paste imitations 1001i schoolhouse and a strip of land 300 feet - . i 7 A . ' I -
worthless dim-fly- - mm- , . A. 1% AMP. local Agent-
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