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LOOK FOR DEVELOPMENTS IN
MEXICO AT ONCE.
FAVOR THE METRIC SYSTEM
Planning to Internationalize Weights
and Measures Monterey, Mex
ico Scene of Dynamiting
and Arson.
Washington. Contrary to IiIh usual
custom of putting iiRldu ofllclal busi
ness on Sunday, President WIlBon
worked nil tiny on tho Moxlcan prob
lem. Ho summoned Hcnatoni Uorali
and McCumbcr, republican members
of the senntn foreign relations com
mlttco find discussed tho Hltiintlon
with them for almost two hourB. Ilo
also had a conference with Secretary
Ilrynn. From the way the presi
dent's callers talked the Hltuatlon Is
rapidly approaching a climax and
Homo dcllulto dovolopmontB are ex
peeled Immediately.
Warfare Without Quarter.
Lnrndo, Tex. Warfare without
quarter with tlio opposing armies,
burning and dynamiting ohlco nnd
btislncsn buildings, residences, freight
enrs and other railroad property lias
been wagcil at Monterey, Mex bo
tween tho defending federals and be
sieging constitutionalists. Many dead
woro left in tho streets until a lull in
tho fighting Hhould afford tltno for
burning tho bodies.
FAVOR THE METRIC SYSTEM.
Many Countries Have Adopted Its
Compulsory Use.
Paris. Tho problem of Internation
alizing weights nnd measures was
discussed nt tho tlfth general confer
ence of tho metric system, which has
Just finished its sittings in Purls,
8lnco tho last conference four years
ago eomo dozen Important countries
havo adopted thn compulsory uso of
tho metric system. Among theso nro
Denmark, China. Japan, the flvo ro
j publics of Central America, niilgarln,
Chill, Uruguay and Slam. Other coun
tries Bcem inclined to follow, and In
the opinion of M. C. K. flulllaume, of
tho directorship of tho French bureau
of weights and measures, "there Is no
doubt that tho universal adoption of
tho metric system In its entirety Is
only a question of years."
Huerta Program to Continue.
Mexico City. Provisional President
Huerta nt midnight Saturday night
issued a formal statement to tho dip
lomats snylng It Is now foreseen that
''the recent elections nro null on ac
count of tho too few precincts having
participated In the voting nnd that
therefore whon congress convenes it,
will naturally annul the elections.
President Huerta cxplnlns thnt the
program then will bo to call now elec
tions, ho meantime continuing his
program of pacification.
General Diaz Under Arrest.
Havana. Jcn. Felix Diaz hns been
arrested horo, accused of shooting
Tedro Ouorroro, tho young Mexican
wonnded by a bullet during Thursday
night's nltorcation, in tho courso of
which Dins wns wounded slightly
General Diaz Is said to havo handed
tho revolver to ono of his companions
nftcr ho had shot nnd seriously wound
ed Guerrero. Guerrero stabbed DIni
with a knife.
Pueblo, Colo. Pueblo, by a majority
of about 600, at Tuesday's election
adopted tho Blnglo tax for municipal
purposes. Under tho chnrtor amend
ment adopted, all tho taxes for city
expenses will bo raised by tho assess
ment of lots nlono, without regard to
the value of improvements. State,
county and bond redemption taxes will
be collected under tho state laws by
the old system.
Paris. Tho French foreign office
was asked Informally by tho Moxlcnn
foreign office If It was disposed to me
diate between tho United States and
Mexico. Tho French government has
taken tho attitude that it will do noth,
ing until further advised as to the!
policy of tho United States towards
Mexico nnd then nothing which might
bo unwelcome.
Normal Team Out of the Game.
Kearney, Neb. nccnueo of Injuries,
to members of tho Normal team tho
p. .with Central City has been can-'
celled. ThlB practically puts tho Nor
mal out of the running for tho state
championship this year.
To Talk on Agricultural Extension.
Lincoln, Neb. Tho agricultural ox
tension conference will bo one of tho
most Interesting events on tho pro
gram of tho wldwlnter organized ngri
culturo meetings to bo held hero In
January.
Allahabad British Indla.-WIno ring
leaders of an abortlvo plot recently
discovered against tho reigning nmeor
of Afghanistan, Hablbullah Khan,
worn executed at Kablfl. tho Afghanis
tan capital. The conspirators were
blown from tho mouths of cannon.
Hazelton. Mo. A mlstnko Involving
Z , " "" or,,ir 8P,U tnom to ,
St. Louis was resnnnRniin tn . '
deaths or T. J. Jackson nnd Georro
Hash, who died from drinking wood
alcohol. They had ordered "good"
alcohol. .
DOINGS INJONGRESS
WHAT LAWMAKERS AT WASHING
TON ARE DOING.
Result of Deliberations on Mors Im
portant Measures Given In
Condensed Form.
Friday.
Tho Scnnte Not in session; meets
Monday.
Hanking committee continued in ex.
cctitlve session.
Tho Hoiiko Met nt noon.
Resolution to investigate the Colo
rado nilno Btrlko was defeated by lack
of a quorum.
Adjourned at 1:22 p. m until Mon
dny noou. '
Thursday.
Tho Senate Met at noon.
Foreign rolatlotiB committee dis
missed tho Mexican situation.
Hanking committee made fcomc im
portant changes In tho currency bill.
Appropriated ? 1,000 for relief of
Nome storm sufferers,
Tool: up resolution for investiga
tion of Louisville & Nashville financ
ing. Adjuttrned nt 1:25 p. in. to noon
Monday.
The House Met at noon and ad
lourned, without transacting any bus!
muss, to noon Friday.
Wednesday.
Tut; Sennto Not In session; meets
Thursday.
Hanking commlttco resinned work
In executive session.
Tho house- Met at noon. After a
short discussion concerning nbsontees,
adjourned at I2:C1 p. in. to noou
Thursday.
Monday.
The Scnnte Met at noon.
Uunklng committee In adjournment
to Wednesday.
Senator Heed's bill to mako natural
gas pipo lines common carriers passed
and sent to tho house.
Adjourned nt 2:22 p. m. until noon
Thursday.
Tho House Not in session; meets
Wednesday.
Saturday.
Tho Senate Not In session; meets
Monday.
Hanking commlttco continued in
executivo session, working on ad
ministration currency bill.
Tho House Representative Necley
of 'tho First West Virginia district
sworn In.
Several members made speeches or.
tho lack of a quorum.
Adjourned at 1:20 p. m. to noon
Wednesday,
Arrested on Embezzlement Charge.
Cedar Rapids, la. W. A. Wltzlgmnn.
ex-president" of tho former Nebraska
National bank of Norfolk, was arrest
ed Sunday night at his homo on a
warrant issued by tho United States
district court nnd forwarded to this
placo. Wltzlgmnn is charged with a
shortage in his accounts of $U,fi29.G7.
the grand Jury, In its indictment, al
leging that ho misappropriated that
amount of the funds of tho bank. Tho
(Nebraska National bank of Norfolk
went out of existence nnd tho Nebras
ka State bank took Its plnco, tho stnto
board Issuing a charter for tho trans
fer. Want Body Exhumed.
Pender, Neb. Former Congress
man J. J. McCarthy nnd Fred S. Horry,
attorneys for William Flege, twice
convicted of murdering his sister on
the former's farm In Dixon county,
havo mado application to Guy T.
Graves, Judge of tho district court,
for the appointment of n physician to
exhume tho body of tho murdered wo
man and to report as to whether Dr.
Graham, coroner of Dixon county, or
Dr. Mels of Sioux City was guilty of
perjury when giving testimony in tho
Flego trial at Pender.
Authorizes Sale of Indian Land.
Washington. Secretary Lano hns
signed nn order authorizing tho sale of
tho remnant lands comprising 3C,3CC
acres in the Kiowa, Comanche, Apacho
and Wichita Indian reservations In Ok
lahoma. Tho salo will bo by public
auction at Law ton, Okla., beginning
December 8.
Eskimos In Need of Help.
Washington. Captain nallingor, of
tho revenue cutter Hear, at Nome, has
wired to Washington nsk'ng for $2,000
to aid Eskimos in tho vicinity of Nome
who suffered severely from tho recent
Btorm.
Washington. Word has come from
tho Whlto house that no developments
In tho Mexican situation, good, bad or
Indifferent, have followed tho an
nouncement to General Huerta that
tho United States wished him to ro
lgn. Lone Bandit Holds Up Train.
Omaha. A robber boarded Burling
ton train No. 0, botwoen Omaha and
Council niuft's, Thursday night, held
up three passengers and two trainmen
at tho point of his rovolvor, nnd when
tho train pulled into tho Omaha yards,
escaped with about $300 and several
watches. Ho confined his operations
to ono Pullman coach, forc'ng thn pas
sengers to givo up their vnluablos. A
flagman nnd n brakeman woro added to
his string of cnptlves before ho left
the coneh. Tho trainmen lost a watch,
a diamond nnd other valuables.
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APPRAISING NIOBRARA LAND
OF ESPECIAL IMPORTANCE TO
NORTHWESTERN FARMERS.
Government Prices Range from $1.25 J
to $7 Per Acre Suffragist Officers I
and Delegates Elected at
Lincoln.
Washington. What Is expected to (
prove a source of possible treinen- i
dous profit to farmers is n provision
in the tnriff law allowing them to
manufacture denatured alcohol o
their own premises free of tax. To
the farmers of the northwest tills is
of especial importance, as every Tarm
there produces In abundauco mater
ials from which the alcohol is cheap
ly manufactured. Two of the most
Important of these materials arc corn
and potatoes. The socalled "de
natured" alcohol Is prepared by tho
addition of such ingredients ns will,
make tho alcohol unlit for drinking
purposes. It Is used extensively In
tho manufacture of varnish, explo
sives, chemicals and many other com
mercial articles. It may also be used
in various household appliances, both
for lighting nnd heating purposes with
more safety than either kerosene or
gasoline.
Suffragists Elect Officers.
Lincoln. Tho delegates to the na
tional woman's suffrage association
were elected by tho stato suffrage con
vention Friday afternoon ns follows:
Mrs .Draper smith, Omaha; Mrs. Cat
tie, Sewnrd; Mrs. H. C. Snmney, Mrs.
W. C. Sunderland. Mrs. Geo. W. Co
veil, Mrs. Halleck Rose, Mrs. It. E.
McKelvIe, Mrs. John Baldwin, Mrs.
Chas. Kountzc, Omaha; Mrs. C. U
Hall, Mrs. J. W. Johnson. Mrs. A. II.
Dorrls. Lincoln; Mrs. McGerr, Falls
City; Mrs. Swnln, Greeley: Mrs. Ncs
bit, Pawneo City. The Btato officers
woro nil re-elected to servo this yenr
with tho exception of Mrs. M .M. Clnf
lln of University Place, second audi
tor. Her plnco will be filled by Mrs.
John M. Baldwin of Omaha. Tho re
elected ofllcors nro: Mrs. Draper
Smith, Omnha, president; Mrs. Anna
Kovandn, Table Rock, vice-president;
Miss Dnlly Doane, Omnlin, recording
secretary; Miss Mary H. WllliamB,
Kenesnw, corresponding secretary;
Mrs. W. E. Hardy, Lincoln, treasurer;
Mrs. II. H. Wheeler, Lincoln, first
auditor.
APPRAISING NIOBRARA LAND.
Government Prices Rarlge from $1.25
to $7 Per Acre.
'North Platto, Nob. Tho local land
officials havo received the following
nppralsomcnt of the Fort Niobrara
reservation' land which was thrown
open for entry by thn recent land
drawing nt North Platte.
Tho land In that reservation subject
to entry In WO-acre tracts, under tho
goneral provisions of the homostend
laws, hnvo been npprnlBed nt tho fol
lowing range of prices:
First-clnBs agricultural lands, $7 per
ncre.
Second-class agricultural lands, $4.50
per ncro.
Thlrd-clnss agricultural lands, $2.50
per acre.
First-class agricultural grazing land,
$2.50 por acre.
Second-clasB grazing lands, $1.75 por
acre.
Third-class grazing lands. $1.25 per
ncro.
Tho Fort Niobrara lands aro In tho
Valentino district nnd embrace forty
six tracts, each containing 010 acres,
Finally Yielded to Chemical Bath.
Taft, Cal. After flaming like a hugo
torch for slxtcon days and nights a
burning oil gusher near horo yielded
finally to a thousand gnllon doucho of
chemicals, nftor dynnmlto, steam nnd
water, used collectively and soparntoly,
had failed to quench it.
To Be Known by Names Hereafter.
Atlanta, Ga. Prisoners at tho At
lanta federal penitentiary hereafter
will bo known by names, Instead of
numbers, nnd their uniforms no
longer will bow the letters "U. S. P."
. HICAOO O-ILT .
SCAN WIPE OUT THE SALOONS
Mrs. Pankhurst Says Women Can Gain
Prohibition Will Call a Party
Caucus Attempt on Life
of Gen. Diaz.
Chicago. Mrs. ICniiueline I'nukutirbt
expressed her pleasure at tho attitude
and activity of women shown Tuesday
at the local option elections In south
ern Illinois. About 15,000 women want
to the polls and nearly SO per cent
voted against the saloons. "It Is only
a question of time when wo.men will
drive tho liquor tratlle from Illinois,"
said Mrs. Paukhurst.
Attempt on Llf of Diaz.
Hnvunn. Genornl Felix Diaz was
Blabbed by a Mexican here Thursday
night. Ho was wounded twice, prob
ably not fatally. The attack on Diaz
occurred while ho wus walking on the
Malceon, a fashionable promenade. He
was wounded behind the ear and neck,
besides receiving several blows on the
head from a cane. Dlnz was removed
to a hospital. Ills assailant was ar
rested. Will Be Neighbor of Bryans.
Miami, Fla. Porllro Diaz, former
president of Mexico, will live in Miami
this winter, according to Rnfael Hues
ga, Mexican consul here, who says ho
has leased a homo for Dlnz near Secre
tary Bryan's place. Ruesga, who is a
nephew of Diaz, says the exile will ar
rive early In December with hlB fain
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Titanic Survivor Perishes In Coal Mine
Shnmokln, Pa. Martin Moran, n sur
vivor of tho Titanic disaster, wus killed
by a fall of coal nt Natalie colliery. He
'was employed aB u sailor on tho big
liner, nnd when sho went down he
Jumped into the ocean, swam to a
boat and was saved.
In Massachusetts.
Boston, Mass. David I. Walsh, a
democrat and distinguished member
of tho bar, was elected governor by a
plurality estimated at 50,000. Tho re
mnlnder of the state ticket was still
In doubt whon three-fourths of the
election districts had reported. The
democratic leaders claimed a complete
victory on state offices, and tho re
turns ns far as tabulated seem to sup
port this claim.
Democratic Governors Elected.
Lincoln, Nob. Democratic governors
wero elected Tuesday in each state
where this ofllce wns filled Massa
chusetts, New Jersey and Virginia.
With tho exception of New York state,
where tho Tammany democracy wns
severely rebuked, more democratic
than republican victories wero record
ed nt tho polls.
Wants Lincoln Speech Published.
Sprlngfiold, III, A proclamation nsk
lng tho newspapers of tho stato to
publish on November 19 tho Gottys
burg address of President Lincoln has
been Issued by Governor Dunne.
New Jersey Democratic.
Trenton, N. J. Returns indicate that
James Fleldor, democratic candidate
for governor, has n plurality over
Stokes, republlcnn, of 20,000, and his
vote may go abovo thnt figure. Tho
democrats havo elected five of tho
eight senators chosen.
Death of Millionaire Meat Packer.
Chicago. Edward Morris, president
of Morris & Co., packers, died at his
homo hero Monday after an Illness of
moro than a year. He Buffered a ner
vous breakdown about n year ago and
was obliged to give up active business.
Hon Cholera Serum Experiments.
Washington. Western members of
congress nro much Interested in tho
demonstration work of tho agricultural
department for tho euro and preven
tion of cholera among hogs now being
carried on In their section, Four
aVeas hnvo been designated to mako
tho demonstrations, and certain coun
ties In Nebraska, Iowa, Missouri nnd
Indlnna will havo experiments mado In
their boundaries with tho now hog
oholera serum discovered by tho bu
reau of animal industry,
RICF NEWS OF NEBRASKA.
Stanton has an automobile club with
moro than fifty members.
The directors of tho Kearney base
ball club arc facing a $3,000 deficit.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Nelson of Friend
celobrated their fiftieth wedding anni
versary lust week.
Tho mid-winter sessions of organ
ized agriculture will be held In Lin
coln, January 10-23, 1914.
Ansclmo is facing a coal famine.
Franklin county will voto on county
sent location on November 18.
Mead, In Saunders county, will soon
hnvo Rb own light and water plant,
both winning at a recent election.
John Sneddon, a Lincoln man, was
burled under 400 Backs of coment and
6orIously Injured, but will recover.
Much aiarm Is felt nt Lyons on ac
count of tho spread of scarlet fever.
Mrs. J. Barber of Tecumseh Is suf
fering from burns about the nrms, re
ceived when a gasoline Iron exploded.
Work has been started on Fair
bury's new $30,000 artificial Ice plant
and a large force of workmen are em
ployed. Tho Seward tire department will go
to York Thanksgiving day to piny a
game of football with the local fire
company.
Members of the German Lutheran
church In York, Seward and Hamilton
counties aro planning to erect a $50,
000 hospital In York.
A local branch of the Nebraska
ManufacturerR nssoclntlon has been
organized at Grand Island with a mem
bership of twenty-two.
Sheldon Jackson of FIHey had hi?
right leg broken In two places jusl
above tho ankle when a horse he wat
riding slipped and fell on him.
Farm Demonstrator O. H. Llebers
will leave Beatrice soon for Wlscon
sin to purchase a number of liolsteln
cattle for Gage county dairymen.
A few days ago Miss Pearl Carey
of York struck her left hand with n
hammer.' Blood poison resulted, nnd
sho is unable to leave her home.
The water In the lake near Seward
known as Blgnell's pond, becaino so
low that it was necessary to remove
the fish to keep them from perishing.
Curator Gllmorc of tho Nebraska
museum severely criticises tho
"movies" of tho Wonnded Knee battlo
as being historically untruo nnd incor
rect. Tho Nebraska apple crop is only
about one-fourth of the crop of last
year, according to A. M. Sliubert of
Shubort, Neb., one of the largest applo
growers in the state.
A delegation of Gage county people,
300 in number, in charge of Farm
Demonstrator Lipliers. visited tho stato
farm at Lincoln and put in tho day
studying its workings.
Mr. and Mrs. Dwlglit Wolfe of Kan
sas City passed through Nebraska last
week en route homo on the last lap of
nn 18,000 mile journey through the
United States on foot.
About 100 delegates from Ohio, In
diana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota,
St. Louis, Salt Lako City, Denver and
other points, attended the sessions of
the Midwest Orthopedic association at
Lincoln last week.
John Snider, a Hastings slaughtcr
aouse employe, slipped on the floor
with n knife in his hands, almost sev
ering his left wrist.
In the amateur class at the shooting
tournament at Hebron last week, E. W.
Varner, editor of the Adams Globe,
won first money, with a score of 101
ant of a possible 115.
The owners of commercial orchards
around Howo have forces of men
picking tho frozen apples preparatory
to shipment to cider mills. Tho loss
In some orchards wns small, while
Dthers lost a small fortune by tho
freezing weather.
Jerry Fen ton, one of tho pioneer citi
zens of Richardson county, nnd the
father of Warden William T. Fenton
of the stnte prison, died at tho homo
of his daughter. Mrs. M. C. Riley of
Dawson nt midnight, November 6. He
was 83 years old.
A big Woodman rally nnd clnss
adoption will bo held In Alma on No
vember 20 nnd the locnl camp has In
vited every lodge In tho county to take
part.
John Knop, Jr., n 17-yonr-old Rus
slun boy, was Instantly killed at tho
Lee broom factory nt Lincoln while
trying to ndjust n belt on tho wheel
of a fiber machine.
Dr. C. R. Stewart of Curtis, while
returning from n professional call, In
sorno manner lost control of his auto,
which turned over, pinning tho doctor
beneath tho machine, whero he was
found dend n short tlmo ofterward.
The Seward W. C. T. U. held a sun
set social nt which all townspepolo
over seventy years old woro invited to
be guests, A big dinner waB served
to an immense company.
AH of the old officers and thirty of
tho 175 members of tho Hastings
lodge of the Degree of Honor have
withdrawn, ns the culmination of
troublo within tho organization.
Hundreds of barrels of apples In
southeastern Nebraska havo been
frozen on tho trees during tho cold
weather of tho last week, with a re
sultant loss of thousands of dollars to
the orchnrd owners.
Tho now gamo law, which leaves
nn open season of only two weeks this
year, limits tho bags to ten birds n
day and a limit of ton In the bag
when the hunter returns to his homo.
Dr. O. L. Beoson of Beatrlco was
elected president; Dr. C. W. Graff of
Tecumsoh, vlcn president; Dr. B. L.
Spellmnn of Beatrice, secretary and
treasurer, and Dr. W. E. Ragnn, mem
ber of executivo council of tho stato
socloty at tho meeting of tho Soutn
eastorn Nebraska Dental association
bold at Falrbury. Beatrlco was se
lected as tho best place for the next
meeting In October, 1914.
MOTH TRAIL A MYTH
Girl Sends Bureau of Entomology
Experts on Fool Chase.
Scientists of the Government Aim to-
Stop the Destruction of Country's
Pear Trees Pest Sought
to Eat Peat
Washington, D. C. Her name Is
Mary. Shu wroto a nico little note
from Hnverford, Pa., to tho bureau of
entomology at tho department of ag
riculture. "1 enclose three funny moths 1
caught the other day," wroto Mary.
"Will you kindly tell mo whnt they
aro?"
Whoreupon the buYonu of entomol
ogy rose from Its several chnlrs and
began to move In circles. Mary had
found the brown tail moth in Penn
sylvania, where tho brown tall never
bad bcuu heard of before. A brown
tall moth Is as destructlvu to elm
trees as a forest tiro. No ono knows
how many millions of dollars havo
been spent In lighting it.
"Go!" said tho centurions of tho
bureau. "Heat It to Pennsylvania
nnd find out nil about this dreadful
thing."
A squad of entomologists appeared
in Huverford next morning. Other
"bug connoisseurs heard tho nows and
they went to Haverford. For a week
young men stumbled through Its
streets, their eyes fixed on tho tops
of trees. Tho pockets of tho young
men bulged with buttcrlly nets und
poison bottles. They hunted, but
could find no moths. At last they
looked up Mary. ,
"Quick!" they gasped.. "Tell us
where you caught tho brown tall
months."
"Oh," said Mnry, "I brought thorn
homo with rao from Maine."
The bureau of entomology Is adding
to our Btock of bug lore every day.
Lately It discovered that tho ultravio
let rays are powerless against the
bacteria which inhabit milk. Every
one knows that X-rays have a deudly
effect upon the human body If they aro
applied too often. But tho cigarette
worm which lives In mado np tobac
conot only Is impregnable to tho
X-rays, but it actually seems to nour
ish In proportion to tho amount of
X-rays It gets.
Just to prove thnt tho poor troo
blight Is caused by an animal or
ganlsm. tho scientists aro raising thl
bacteria In bottles. By and by they
will raise in tho laboratory another
pest to eat this pest up.
Thoy did that with the alfalfa
weevil. They Imported some sort of
a bug which for lack of moro intellig
ible name was called tho alfalfa
weevil-weevil. Anyhow, it Is a weevil
which feeds on tho weevil which feed
on alfalfa. It Is saving this valuable
crop In some parts of the west
Tho oddity of tho moment, however,
Is the sick nurse of tho hairy vetch.
Vetch is a valuable forego plant, but
it Isn't a hustler. When it finds u soil
that is deficient In nitrogen It Just
lies down nnd dies.
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IinniCU neighborhood. Uood pay.
Hlltns KDCctallj minted with your nam.
A. II. J..1IOX lUSU.l'UlUMlelplihm's.
He Kept His Seat.
Tho suffragette was speaking.
"I'll bet thero ain't a man in this
audlcnco who ever did anything
around the house for his wifo. If
there Is a mnu in this room thnt ever
mado tho flro, mllkod tho cow, cleaned
the windows nnd mado tho beds every
day without n kick I'd liko to seo him.
that'B all."
But sho forgot her husband was at
tho meeting. And he didn't dare
stand up!
The Proof.
"Is that a marrlago In high life?"
"I suppose bo. They're going on a
Redding tower."
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teething, Koftruatbe gums rrdueca Indamma
tlon,allajrapiUa,curtwlQt)coilc,23cabotUeJ It's as easy to buy experience as it
is difficult to sell It
But a woman doesn't care to boss
the Job if sho can boss the boss.
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