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tcotut enn mnltor
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Hmdiiois Ofllco mill Inn IIooiiik h 322
Republican Stnlo Convention
Tho rtpnhllcniiMif ho- tntotif Nnbriulm nu
lui rliy nllod to moot In rnrnrontloii nl tlm
miillioriniii 111 llio nil in niiirinii uu
iiii iw urn
Wisltmnlnx AHiit 21 oclock In tho
1 in nonilli
nltrrnooii lor llio luirtmpn 01 pinr inK
ntlmi rnlidldiitim lor 111 fiilltiwiliiMillIrm to
votd ur lit llin iot KMicrnl
hold in tint Into of Nolirnikn i I
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Olio JihIhh of llm mipromo tonrtt two rononU
of tlm ntilvnrnlty of llm tnt of Nnlirnnkn mill
for llmtrniiiiieUoo of niicli ntlmr Imimiiom hs
my ronlirly ronio lipforn mild cniitotilloii
Tlm timid of rsiwniMlmi of llio tovnrnl
conntlm In inlil convention tlinll tin tlm vnto
rnt for Him ilolin Ki Nontill for pronlilmillnl
occlor nl tlm rowilnr nlnctlou linlil on Nnvniii
borfl IKH KlviiiKonn ilolnmiln for ouch 100
nlw or innjor iinrnoii innrmii nirnri inr mu
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Omnty Kiitiw Comity unto
Adams 21 lolintoii Ift
AuIkIoiih 14 Kmirniiy 12
lliiiiimr i S Ktillh 8
llliilnii 2 hmrii Ililm i
lloonn lft Kimliiill
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Ilrowii il Lincoln
lliitlnl 20 luunii
Hurt 20 loim
llntlor 10 Mcllinrrim
Jam SO AlllllilXIII
tViliir lil Mnnick
Cliupii I
1 hurry I
Clinyunnu S
Cloy 20
olfnx II
CiiiiiIhk 11
riihtur 22
Diikotn i
DllWOH 7
Daumii 11
Dnunl
Dixon U
DihIkii 2TJ
lioiiKlnH Ill
Dnnily i
Kllniorn 20
KriiiiMIn II
Irmitlnr 10
Kiiriuiv 11
0imno 12
lnrllnlil 4
loppur il
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Iriiilny I
Hull
Ilmnilton
Iliirlan
Ilnyna
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Holt
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JnlTurxon
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Niiiiiilm 10
NuoUIIn 10
lion 2S
rnwniiu 17
fVrklim o 1
Plinli 1
Ilmcii 10
IM ttu 17
lolk II
licit Willow 18
It f vtuil iltton 20
Hock 1
Siillno 21
Snrpy i
SiimiilnrH 24
ScottH lllnir i
SiiwiiiiI 20
Sliiiriiliui 7
Hliorinun 0
Sioux 0
Stiinton 0
Tlmjnr Ill
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Tl Ih rocomiiiniiiliiil Ilia no iiroxiiu luiulluwuil
In piilil cnnxniitlon lint ilint tlm iloloKiitim proi
out tlmroiil from nncli cointy to iioriniltol to
ciifct llio full vuto of tlO cmrtity roptoaontod liy
tlmm
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iinnibornirennntoriiil ttlittriolB In tlm Btnto In to
nolnct il moinbor of tlm utnlu coinmlttoo tonoro
for a tnrm of two youre
SIkiiimI II C I1NIIHAY
Cfinirmnn Itoiuilillciui Hlntn ciitmlttcii
John T Mmiaiidu
o Socrotury
Republican County Conyontion
Tlio rcimbllcmi oloctors of M milium comity
NoliriiHlii a ro ruiinmtod to tmul ilokKntim troiii
llio bowirul vottlo proo lictH to intuit in timvnii
lion nt Miullnon NobniHkii Auk 21 11K1I nt 2
oclock p m fur tlm purpoi liiK of rlnctiiiK
22 dnloKiitna mill iiltoruiito ilnloKiitiiH to nttouii
tlm rtiiiulillciui Btntn coiivontion to Im ImM nt
liucoln AiiKUKt 2s lt0lmiil for tlio triiiiriiotlon
of micli otlmr biiKlimes ub nniy bn In onlor
Tlm ruvornl prucluctH nro nutitloil to ropro
roiitntiiiii MB followh tlm nirportfnumiHit lmiiiK
ImibiiI on tlio vnto cnt t for Wlllliiiu McKlnlnj
for priBliliint nl tlm olnctloii of Noonibor Uli
lHX ImiiiK oimiloltiKiiti nlliiiKO foroimli MitliiK
product mnl olio ilulrKiitn for ouch twoiilj
viniiHor miiinr inio inn nmiiMii
Norfolk-
Klrttowiiril tl
Soconil wjiril 7
Tlilnlwnril 12
Fourtli wuril 4
Ontsldo tl
Vull oy 4
Dour Cn8k 8
Joircibon 11
irovfl 4
HIkIiIiuuI 4
MmliBon Cltr 10
Tliittlui look
Wiirnorxlllo
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Knirviow
Srlioolornft
4
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8
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SJmll Cr ok 12
Knlnniiinio 4
Iroun Inrilnn 8
Mmliuuu oiUhIiIOj 4
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J 91
Il IB rocoimumitlcil tluiL iimniiirt tiriniirli
bo Imlil on Hiituriiiiy Aiik 17 tin t no proxioc
Im iillowcd mid tlint dcloKiitoB prcBont ciiht tlio
full otoof tlmdolcKHtion
J L KNFHKU DAVID W1UTUA
Socrotury I mlnmiii
Tho latest Ynnkeo invencion is n fun
nttnahuicut for a rockiuK chnir tlint
Htirs tho nir while n portion rocks He
should loeo no time in Kotting his invoii
tionoij tho mnrlfet nml should uot for
get to ninko nuothor for bnbys crndlo
A scientist claims that bcuf stenk
treated to a current of electricity is
made tender and palatablo Tho aver
age meat market can at onco becomo ex
ceedingly popular by connecting with
nu eleotrio wire and advertising
electric steaks
Norfolks a funny old town any way
Bonded now up to hor waist she
rushes headlong into nearly 0000
more of dobt for an electric light plant
Wore that all it would bo her business
and none of ours But whoH we refleot
that had she only interviewed somo of
tho Grand Island couucjlmen had re
ceived poiuters from them as to w here
to secure eloctrio light plants for 1000
enoh and had acted upon tho informa
tion she could have saved 13500 and
been jiibt as happy we will bo excused
for expressing our regrets and astonish
mentGrand Island Independent
The management of the Columbup
Ohio Press Post fouud in a recent
issue an insulting and damaging article
against tho city board of equal
ization and sought tho removal of
both tho reporter and city editor
responsible for its appearance Tho
first couldnt be reached aud the
other refused point blank to be fired
each having the bupport of tho news
writers aud typogrophicul unions Tho
management appears powerless to dic
tate what shall appear iu tho paper or
who shall do the writiug The World
Herald considers this carrying organiz
ation too far If continued trusts will
be compelled to go to labor unions for
pointers on how to crush successful y
The news from the drawing of Okla
iiiiino of ii iicrstm in t In iiuiuiilinto ltv
i ttlity nnil tlm coiiflnsinn Ih iibout
ronriitid that tint pooplo hero nro too
woll wuUflril with thtiir prcfunt pros
jiooIn mill ikihhcshIoiih totiilcotuiy cIiiuicoh
on HccurliiK Oklahoinn olalin Ho
Miles thoro is ho much land hero that
can ho Hcin d at a fraction of its event
mil worth that it would uppuar more or
lfHH ridiculous to K to Oklahoma and
take ohaiiHH on wourliiB a claim that
miKht not bn worth tho taking Thono
who aro disappointed in the Oklahoma
drawing will find li to thulr ndvnntiiKO
to look Over this suction of Nohntskn
and secure a bargain tlvun though tho
ptesout BeiiHon may appear unfavorable
Dr Sonlpel hns recently advanced tho
argument that what people need in hot
weather nro hot drinks and hot hatha
Tho doctor with some deKUo of consist
ency iirKiics that whilo cold drinks and
cold baths may cool tho immedinto
parts of tho body aiTectcd for tho in
stant when tho heat of tho huiih rays
begins to operate it will have much
greater effect on tho body or parts of it
artificially cooled Tho doctor is an
opponent of faim for tho samo reason
He considers that a hot bath will ralao
tho toinpoiatuto of tho body to a higher
degree than that of tho air and when
It comes in contact with tho air tho
dilTerencu in temperature will bo both
refreshing and beuefloial Tho doctor
argues that it is people who have
been artificially cooled who stiller Bun
ntroko by coming suddenly into an ex
treme tompornturo to which they are
unacciiHtomed mid that tho occupation
of n baker or Jaundrynian is much inoro
healthy in the summer time than that
of the ico man or dealer in iced drinlB
Now la tho wiuter timo tho doctors
method will suffer u complete reversion
to accord with tho season and hols pre
paring n treatise on slooplug in an ice
bjx drinking icotea taking Ico baths
and dieting on ico cream and sherbot
that will probably bo promulgated
early in December
MILTON RELICSAT HARVATtD
O o
Slurnntnrc lit an AntiiKi tipli Allium
nml tlm rwrtN Copy fo IMnilnr
The Harvard library mnnliurs amouK
Its treasures an autograph of Milton
nml a copy of lMndar annotated in
Miltons own handwriting0 with mar
ginal notes in Crock and Latin lloth
of these rarities were bequeathed to
the university by Charles Sumner
The 0lMiilar Is dated 11520 and was
doubtless used by Milton during his
stay at Camhridgu university At tho
end he has added an alphabetical index
fu manuscript occupying two closely
written pages of all tho authors cited
In his notes with references to tho
pages in which their names occur
Miltons autograph Is found In tho
pages of an autograph tilbtim or visit
ors book kept according to a custom
common In tlio sixteenth century by a
Neapolitan nobleman Cainillus Car
doyn by naifle who resided In Geneva
from UiOS to 1010 where Milton ap
parently vlslted him Another auto
graph In tills same album among the
hundreds which It contains is that of
Thomas Wontworlh the uiffortunato
Uarl ff Stafford Miltons signature is
dated Jan 10 KkU and Is appended
to a Latin motto Travel changes ones
sjsy but not ones mind It may be
freely rendered and a quotation from
his own Connis
II Vcrtuc feeble were
llcaun lUiIfe would stoope to her
o
c
The most notable Milton manuscript
known to exist is n little book now
owned by Trinity college Cambridge
England which contains the poets
copies of his so called minor poems In
cluding LAllegro and 11 lensero
so In this country however It Is
said that the only original memorials
of tho great author of Paradise Lost
are to be found In these two time stain
ed volumes in ttho possession of tho
Harvard library
Not a IlarKnln
IIow much will you charge for mar
rying us squlre naked the stalwart
bridegroom- painfully conscious of his
new suit of ready made clothing
I am entitled by luwto a fee of f2
replied the Justice of the peace
Torfiups Alfred timidly suggested
the blushing bride we might get It
done somewhere else for 5108 Chi
cago Tribune
Marveled at It
Yes snld Mr Henry Peck I like to
go to tlje circus One sees so ninny dar
ing deeds For Instance did you ever see
anything more reckless than the wny
In which the ringmaster cracks his
whip at the ladles who Orldo tho
horses V Baltimore Amerlcnu
Wilson Inspecting Corn Belt
Lincoln Aug 2 Secretary of Agri
culture James Wilson arrived in Lin
coln last night on a Into train Ills
mission Is to personally Inspect tho
croji conditions especially In tho corn
belt Secretary Wilson said from
tho cursory examinations made ho
wns tinablo yet to estimate the extent
of the drought damage His itinerary
will probnbly Include tho states of Ne
braska Kansas and Missouri
Race Is Won by Cadillac
Chicago Aug 2 In tho first of tha
additional trial races for the Canada
cup sailed between tile Cadillac and
tho Milwaukee tho former boat scored
a victory defeating Us rival by about
two minutes
Fatally Kicked by a Hotse
Lemars la Aug 2 Eddio Henell
the 14-year-old son of C Henell a
farmer south of town was kicked In
i the head by a horse He died of his
noma lands have not yet included the jDjUrle8 ln 2 hours
y
THK NORFOLK NEWS FRIDAY AUCJUST 2 L901
I IS f
Commissioners Complete the
List of Luclcy Ones
MUCH FREE LAND MAY DE LEFT
Expected That Two Thousand Home
steaders May Be Disqualified and
Lose Their Claims Speculators Al
ready Selling Claims
1C1 Heno O T Aug 2 Tho drnwlng
of winning numbers In tho United
StatcB land lottery was concluded yes
terday 11000 envelopes having been
taken from tho wheels- 0G00 for each
land district Tho crowd about tho
platform upon which tho drawing look
plaeo wns much smaller than on pre
vious days Beginning Aug C 125
nnmes In each district will bo called
dally for 00 dnys for tho filing of
homestead entries
Tho oBtlmntc Is made by a govern
ment official that In each land district
1000 of tho GG00 numbers will not be
taken In tho CO days hecnuso of home
steadors who will bo disqualified or
who will leavo tho country believing
their claims to bo worthless This
will leavo only 5500 persons who will
make entry In their respective dis
tricts 0
Two thousand claims will bo left
for tho wagon emigrants and others
who have been In tho country Tor
months nnil failed to drawa number
At the end of 0 days these persons
can go Immediately to their land of
fice and llio or If they soltlo on a
homestead In ndvanco of any other
person they can remain thereon three
months before filing their entry
Homestead speculators who regis
tered for tho solo purpose of selling
their prize If winners aro already
seeking to sell relinquishments of
their claims
Among the names drawn yesterday
were tho following El Bono district
Robert L Bell Horndon In Zehla
Icenbower Iowa City la E Wllspn
Sedalla Mo J D Carter Carthage
Mo Jasper F Brazclton Lincoln
NoU S Laws Waterloo la Lnwton
district M L Bascom North Brnjich
la Afyin Mulllns Salem Neb Dan
iel Baiini Salem Mo Thomas A
Frank Falls City Nob G B Riley
Davenport F L Html Omaha J
F Dnwson St Joseph
SKY IS STILL CLEAR
Wright Fails to Get Rain With His
Battery of Mortars
Lincoln Aug 2 Tho bombardment
of tho heavens with gunpowder ln an
effort to bring rnin which wan begun
Wednesday night by W F Wright
wns continued until 5 oclock yester
day morning without producing tho do
sired result At that hour when ac
cording to Mr Wrights theories con-
dltifjns were most favorable his 25 as
sistants each firing a mortar desert
ed him aud ho was obliged to postpone
operations until afternoon when ho
secured new help He will continue
Hio bombardment through another
night The temperature nsceflded to
a maximum of 101 hero yesterday and
a hot south wind has been blojwlng
Colorados Day to Celebrate
Colorado Springs Colo Aug 2
Tho quarto centennial anniversary of
Colorados admission Into tho union
was formally opened yesterday at noon
by the unveiling of a statue of Zebulon
Montgomery Pike who discovered the
peak that bears his name Mayor
John Robinson and General Wlllinm
Palmer delivered commemorative ad
dresses ln the presence of 8000 peo 1
pie Grent preparation is being made
to receive Vice Presldgnt Roosevelt
who will reach tho city today over the
Santa Fc
o -
Hot Wind at Huron
Huron S D Aug 2 Following a
week of comparatively cool weather
a hot wind began blowing frdm tho
south yesterday sending the tempera
turo to 108 curling corn blades and
compelling harvest work ln many
flefds to cease For four hours tho
wind was scorching hot and people
kept Indoors It was tho hottest day
known hero since the establishment of
tho government weather bureau 20
years ngo
3
Titus Falls of Nomination
Muscntlne In Aug 2 George M
Titus author of tho famous and ill
fated biennial amendment was defeat
ed hero yesterday for renomlnatlon for
stato senator from this district com
prising Muscatine and Loulsacountles
F M Molesberry of Columbus Junc
tion Louisa county was chosen by a
voto of 19 to 13 Titus was defeated
by the defection elghfof tho Musca
tine county delegates
Columbia Is Victorious
Newport R I Aug 2 Tho Inde
pendence hnd an opportunity yester
day to show her mettle Although de
feated by tho Columbia she was by
no means disgraced Over a triangu
lar ocean course of 30 miles In a
breezo light at tho start and fresh at
the finish the conqueror of tho Sham
rock beat her five minutes and four
teen seconds
Martial Law for Boer Prisoners
Hamilton Bermuda Aug 2 Mar
tial law has been proclaimed in
Tuckers and Morgans Islands where
Boer prisoners of war are confined
Tho British transport Manila arrived
here yesterday with Boer prisoner
Transport Breaks Down at 8ea
San Francisco Augi 2 Tho horse
transport Lenox now out 35 days
from Manila Is broken downat sea
aoout ioo miles from this port and
tho transport tug Slocum has gone to
her assistance It is not believed
that she is in any great danger
KicillliflV tun Itiitr rxriirMotin to tlie
lllnik
Dates Sale August 1 to 10 Inclusive
Kjitefl To Hot Springs from Sioux
City and Missouri Valley Iowa nml
Omaha Nob lf for tho round trip
From Lincoln and Superior Neb 11
for tho round trip Proportionate rates
from intermediate points east of Long
Pino
Minimum round trip rato 10
To Deadwood and Lead S D IGo
highor than to Hot Springs
Transit Limit Going trip fifteen
iIuvr return trip continuous parage
Final Limit October 111
Stop over Stop over will be allowed
at any point on the P K tc M V It
It wovt of Stanton Neb within the
going transit limit of fifteen days from
date of salo
Dont mihs this opportunity to visit
tho wonderful Black Hills
Proportionate rates based on the
above will be on sale at stations east of
tho Missouri river
Ask your uenrest agent for full in
formation nud be buro your tickets read
via the North- Western lino
J It Buchanan
General PnsEouger Agent
Omaha Neb
Order ytur engraved vititing cards t
Tin Nkws office 100 cards and plate
l 50 50 curds and plate 1
For u Summer Outing
The Rocky Mountain regions of Colo
rado reached best via tlm Union Pacific
provido lavishly for fho health of the
invalid aud tho pleasure of tho tourist
Amid these rugged steeps nro to be
found somo of tho most charming and
restful spots on earth Fairy lnkes
nestled nmid sunny penks and climate
that cheers and exhilarates Tho suni
mer excursion rates put iu effect by the
Union Pacific euablo you to reach these
favored localities without unnecessary
expenditure of time or money
One fare for tho round trip plus 200
from Missouri river in efftct June 18 to
30 July 10 to August Ul inclusive
Tho Union Pacific will also sell ticketB
on July 1 to 0 inclusive September 1 to
IX inclusive at 1500 for the round trip
from Missoui river points
Return limit October ill 1101
Proportionately low rates from inter J
mediate points
Full information cheerfully furnished
upon application F W Junkman
Agent
Order your engraved visiting cards at
The News oilico 100 cards nud plnte
150 50 cards and plate 1
llnutl Notice
o To all whomit may concern The
commissioner appointed to locate a road
commencing oji tho north side of a draw
at the northwest corner of section
eighteen 18 township twenty one 21
north range 1 west of 0th p in in
Madison county Nebraska running
thonco eiiBt two 2 mjles passing
around on tho nortl Bid oof a bend iu
Union creek iu tho southwest quarter
of section seven 7 fowuship twoutj
nno 21 range one 1 and terminat
iug at tho northeast ccruer of Eectiou
seventeen 17 township twenty one
21 north range one 1 west ot 6th p
m has reported in favor of tho estab
lishment then of and all objections
thereto or claims for damages must be
filed in tho county clerks olllce on or
betoro noon of tho 17th day of Septem
ber A D 1001 or such rondWill be es
tablished without reference thereto
Phil Baucii
County Clerk
Hutu Notice
To nil whom it may concern The
commissioner appointed to locate a road
commencing at tho southwest corner of
section twenty nine 29 township
twenty tour 24 north ranged one 1
west of ith p m in Madison county
Nebraska running thence north one 1
mile nud terminating at the northwest
corner of section twenty nine 20 same
township ana range lias reported in
favor of tho establishment thereof and
all objections thereto cr olatms for dam
ageB must be filed in tho county clerks
offico on or before noon of the 24th day
of September A D 1901 or such road
will be established without reference
thereto PitiL Baucii
County Clerk
Itoad Notice
To all whom it may concern The
cotntnispionor appointed to locate a road
commencing at the northeast corner of
section five 5 township twenty four
2 1 north range two 2 west 0th p m
n Madison county Nebraska running
UDIlUU DUUIU tUICD xi 1JJ11CD UUU ICiUil
nating at the southeast corner of seotion
seventeen 17 township twenty four
21 north range two 2 west of 0th p
in has reported in favor of the establish
ment therof and all objections thereto
or claims for damages must bo filed in
tho county clerks office on or before
noon of the 17th day of September A D
1001 or such road will bo established
without reference thoreto
Phil Baucii
County Clerk
THE
Nqrth Western
LINE
p C IB V R fl Is the best to and
from the
SUGAR BEET FIELDS
of
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Norfolk
Norfolk
Norfolk
W 11 nUCHOLZ Prcslilont
ALKVANDKH IIKAIt Vico rrteident
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OLDEST ESTABLISHED BANKING BUSINESS IH NORTHEAST NEBRASKA
Capital 10000000
Surplus 2000000
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iluys nntl Sells Rxohangc
Interest Paid on Time Deposits
Drafts and Money Orders Sold on any Point In Enropa
A General StentnBblp and Foreign Passage Htislnf ss Transnoterh
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C W BRAASCH
DEALER IN
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ALL ORDERS are filled promptly and with care
Our goods are FIRST CLASS jn every particular
We know precisely what is wanted by our custom
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Attorneys nt Lnw
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Dp stairs In Cotton block over Bnnms etori
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Rooms over llnycs Jewelry jToueo Norfolk
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Norfolk Ncbroakt
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Sessions Ulk Norfolk Ave
Norfolk Nebraska
For Plumbing Steain Filling rumps Tack
Wind Mills
And II work In this line call on
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iv ii
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Osteopathic Physician
Office Rooms and 2 Bishop Block
Diseases both ncup anil chronic successful
ly treated without tho uso of drugs or knife I
will bo assisted in my oilico by my wife1 Stella
Hoagland All calls promptly answered nt
your residence or nt my olllce
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o o
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Agency for the Myers Force and
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