THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : FRIDAY JANUARY , 27 1S82.
Deere & Comp'y.
MANUFACTURERS OF PLOWS , MOLINE , ILL ,
Wholesale Dealers in
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS ,
Council Bluffs , Iowa.
Moline Wagon Co , Farm and Spring Wagons ,
Deere ft Mansur Co , Corn Planters , Stalk Cutters , fto. ,
MolinojPuiup Co , Wood and Iron Pumps ,
Wheel & Seeder Co , - Fountain City Drills and Seeders ,
Mochanicsburg Maoh , Co , Baker Grain Drills ,
Shawnee Agricultural Co , Advanoo Hay Bakes ,
Joliet Manufacturing Co , Eureka Power and Hand Shollers ,
Whitman Agricultural do , Shollors , Road Scrapers , &o ,
Molina Scale Co , Victor Standard Scales ,
A , 0 , Fish Racine Buggies ,
AND DEALERS IN
All Articles Required to Make a Complete Stock.
Address All Communications to
RE & COMPANY ,
Council Bluffs , Iowa. dccSmtSm
DEALERS IN
HALL'S SAFE AND LOCK CO
Fire and Burglar Proof
,
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1020 Farnham Street ,
- IEKTI
A o * ci ! el Rfl La
b t k\tJrMl ' * > ' tii flUl il
AND
Mining and Milling Company.
Working Canltil - rxx.ooo.
Capital & .OCK , 81,000,000
1'or Value of Shares , t25,000.
STOC . FULLY PAID UP AND NON-ASSESSABLE
Mines Located in BRAMBL MINING DISTRICT.
DU. J I. THOMAS , President , Cummins , Wj
WM. E TILTON , Vlcc-Prcslilcnt , dimming , Wyoming !
E. N. HARWOOD , Secretary , Cummins , Wjonilng.
A. 0. LUNN , Treaaiucr , Cummins ,
37XC.T7 23O7Z1X3 S :
Dr. J. I. Thomas. I uia lliller W. S. Drainel. A. O. Dunn.
E. N. Harwood. Francis Lcacna. . fico. II. Kalos. Lowls Zolman ,
Dr. J. C. Watklns.
no22me5m OEO. W. KENDALL , Authorized Anciit for Sale ol Stock ; Ilo- " " Neb.
GRAY
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WHOLESALE
LUMBER , COAL & LIME ,
On Eiver Bank , Bet. Farnham and Douglas Sts. ,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.
ISH & McMAHON ,
1406 DOUGLAS STREET , OMAHA , NEU.
The Only Exclusive Wholesale Drug House in Nebraaka
SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO MAILORDERS.
STEELE , JOHNSON & CO. ,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
AND JOBBERS IN
Flour , Salt , Sugars , Canned Goods , and
All Grocers' Supplies.
A Full Line of the Best Brands of
CIGARS AM IAMACTURED TOBACCO ,
gents for BBHWOOD NAILS AND LAFLIN & BAND FOWDEB 00 ,
SORGHUM UULTUUE.
The Profits rind Possibilities of Sufffir-
Making n-om this Source.
1'hiliJclphla Ttmo .
Mr. Isaac A. Hodges , of St. \ * > ma ,
the author of a standard work on the
manufactures of sugar from norghuni ,
and Into President of tlio Mississippi
Valley _ Caiio Growois" Association ,
was in this city yesterday on his return -
turn from Washington , \\haro ho Unil
been attending the convention called
by the Coniinissioiior of Agriculture ,
A representative of The Kecord nskiul
Mr. Hedges what the pioseiit outlook
of the sorghum sugar crop was. llo
replied that it had passed through a
, on of iinp.uallolot sovi'iity , linvI
_ . lL-on subjected to a drought in
the oust uiul wi'.st. lu addition in the
drought , it hai' siilfori'd from the ravi
ngis of tliu chinch bug , which has al
most destroyed it in nuny suctions.
"To cap the eliiuux of itsmisfoi times , '
said Mr. Hodges , ' wet fall sot in
that producedin second growth , which
had thoulloet to deteriorate the par-
out stalk. Ittit notwithstanding nil
these drawbacks it 1ms proved supoii-
or to the corn crop , its ordinary competitor -
petitor , and then ? is to-day a greater
demand upon 1113 fur seed ilmn in anj
previous season. There ate moro
plans being laid and cstinutoa made
for largo machinery tlmn U usual.
These aio the results of the n any
, comparative successes obtiiinod in the
crystallization of sugar , as uoll as the
improved quality ol syrups that luvo
boon umilc.
"Tlioro are aomo roporta , " said the
ropoitor , "that those are grille sugais
and not CAIIO sugars. Are these
. true ? "
"Such reports would bo laughed ut
in the west , " replied Mr. Hedges ,
"uo had at dtir annual meeting sam
ples ofmig.tr from twenty the or thir
ty dill'urunt patties from all points of
the compass , the moat considerable
of winch was a lotot four bartols , sent
from no.ir Cedar Falls , Iowa. The
sugar is a light colored muscovado ,
polarizing SM per cent , of cano-sugar ,
and pronounced by the sugar refiners
of St. Louis to bo too valuable for
thorn to buy for refining , as it is suitable -
able to no directly into the market.
This sugar , as well as all the other
samples without an exception ( ono of
which was from Western Pennsylvania -
nia ) , was uuulu by men with no scion-
title education and very little provi-
ous experience , and in no single instance -
stance was it the result of n direct
eilbrt to make sug.ir , but simply from
an effort to nniku good syrup. I will
take occasion to remark further that
good syrup making in sugar making.
Reporter What are tie ! profits of
this crop as compared with other
crops ? "
Mr. UodguB Tlioro is no Hold crop
that will compare with it , when prop
erly managed , even forsyinp making.
For instance , the cost of cultivating
an aero of cano is no greater than
than that ofj cultivating an
aero of corn. An average yield of
c.uio may be counted at 1'2 tons per
aero. If the farmer sol's ' this to the
manufacturer at2 per ton it gives
him $24. Ho will also h.ivo 30 bush
els of seed fiom that amount of cano.
This seed is worth for any feeding
purpose about the same as corn weigh
ing as much per bushel. It is com
posed of starch , at least 70 par cent. ,
and other nutritive properties in ad
dition. The labor of cutting and haul
ing cano to the mills will be moro
than paid for in the value of need.
Any person may compute the value of
corn according to the locality ho is in ,
and compare the two results. To the
manufacturer the mutter will stand
thus : E.ich ton of cano will yield six
teen gallons of syrup , which would bo
at the rate of 102 gallons per acre ,
and soil at 50 cents per gallon in all
country places. The cost of manu
facturing as reported at our late con-
volitional ! St. Louis by several p.ir-
ties present ranged from 17 cents to
21 cents per gallon. This will unable
any one to sou what the profits of its
manufacture will bo. I should say
that in the.se estimates the cost of
the cano has boon included. In any
case where the crystallization takes
place or sugar making is efloctcd the
profits will bo greatly enhanced.
lloporter In view of this , what
suggestion would you make as a guide
to success in this nutter ?
Mr. Hedges Every man engaging
in the business should seek knowledge
and qualify himself /or / the work. A
man who should attempt to ph < nta
largo crop of cane without knowing
positively th.it ho could work it up
successfully or Hell it would bo a fit
subject for n lunatic asylum. There
have boon too many efforts from high
sources to inflate the agricultural
mind on this subject. Wo must deal
moro in facts I am in hopes that our
Agricultural Departmental UaHhing-
ton will bo able to give the people
moro information on this subject.
That is the source to which the pcoplo
have a right to look. It is duo to the
present Commissioner of Agriculture
to say that lie has had no opportuni
ties for obtaining the information
that the people demand.
FHuhtfnl Miner ?
Mr. Willi/nu IVniieroy , H
ritPH ; "J liitvu for a IUUK tiiinHiilfVnd
from contmnul constipation , ninkiiif , ' my
llfu a mittr y , and rnusiiu , ' lifiuliiclu H mid
frightful ci-itniM. Mr Tioiiiuwin , wlio
IIOH been l.ittily vinltinir ItulTal" , Induced
me to try the SPUING HLOHHOM It Imx
I > erfeal ) cured me , " 1'rli-i fi i cuiln , tnnl
XO cent * . NMw
A Marvelous Invention for tlio Pro-
rontion of Railway Accidents.
The Philadelphia I'msnliiH thu fol
lowing regarding n noiv invention ,
which it is claimed will mnko r.ulnmd
collisions almost an impossibility ;
A marvelous invention for piovont-
ing railway accidents , which WMJIIIH in
theory and promises in jv/iotico to
intiko uveiy kind of dwaHtei impos
sible , has just boon perfected by Wil
liam G. Shaffer , and will in u few days
bo on exhibition T/ie / invention
makes it impossible for trains on the
same track to approach witln i tliu
sarno dintanco of an optw switch , or 11
broken rail , or an open draw bridge ,
or a wreck ur ntanding train , or any
other danger , even if liiemon , on i-
neers , and signal-moil are dninl. ur
-uluep. In short , thu human ulu-
mmit is removed entirely.
Thfso iniirviiloiiR rebuild are wrought
by alnctncity mid n nyfltcin of loi'urn ,
workfd automatically by p.uhiug
trains. The essential fcuturun of the
appanitiiK are ncunont of oluctruiity ,
gcnoMU'd by a dynamo machine , and
Hint along ono rail for any given dij- :
tanco , fti for 100 milog , and n return a
wire , strung on poles , to complete the
circuit. The current along the rail is
interrupted i by boxes placed _ at arbi
trary I intervals , at every mile along
the I track , and containing n magnet
ami i an armature. With these the re
turn I wire is also connected The
magnet in each box is connected by u
wire and rods with a lever by tlio side
of c the track. Another level in a
locomotive 1 , as it passes over the Juvur
by 1 the track , depresses it , opens or
breaks 1 the circuit which was before
closed , deprives the mixgnotin thebo\
of i its attractive force , which hnd
before 1 drawn to it the armature The
ainmture falls away from the inngnet.
The tram rushes by , and the It \er by
the I trick springs up ft tin. Hut the
armature t , by tailing timiy from the
magnet i , has thrown out a danger sig
nal i by the side of the track ami Inok-
ed a catch winch holds the le\rby
the I track rigid , so that it will ii"iild
to i the pleasure of a follow inn 'lueo-
niotiu1. i Instead , Iho now iunnahie
lever 1 by the track forces up the lever
in the locomotive which is always
movable , but which would have suffi
cient resistance to force down llu-lever
by 1 the track , had it not been lucked
by the preceding train. The h > u < r in
the locomotive being thus forced up.
by its simple mechanical connections ,
automatically blows the whistle shuts
oil' thoHteam , and applies air to tlio
brakes.
Meantime the train which passed
lushes on , .secure from ft rear-end col
lision. It mil-lit stop with perfect
safety , oven if no flaiMimn went hack
on the track. If it goes abend , it
passes another lover at the mat mile ,
which it also automatically locks , putting -
ting a second guard between itself
ana i danger from the rear. When it
leaches i the second mile , there in n
box and lever that lever is locked
by the engine as before. Hut now un
ingenious device unlocks the lever
two miles back. At ouch box there
is n second lever by the other rail of
the track. A projection on the roar
ear of the passing train strikes this
and i forces it down. The current in
the I returning wire is at once
closed ; the magnet in the box two
miles i back is once more nivon its at-
tiaetive I power ; its armature is drawn
homo I , and the first lover by the
track is unlocked. A following
train can now pass this point without
interruption i , but as it passes it again
locks 1 the lever , and is itself secure
from I the roar for two mile * back.
These boxes with their interlocking
circuits i ore placed every mile along
the I track , mid trains are stopped
twice if they attempt to approach
within two boxes of each other.
Switches are included in the sa < u
curient. A switch closed and safe
leaves the current closed , and does
not alfcct the levers by the track.
Hut , if the switch is misplaced , or if
a rail is broken , or u drawbridge
opened , the circuit is of course broken.
The armatures of the boxes two miles
away fall away from their powerless
magnets , and the levers by the track
are locked and unyielding , and will at
once stop any train approaching the
danger. The lovers , when applied tea
a single track road , can of course bo
electrically connected with other
levers two miles ahead of a train as
well as two miles behind , so Unit there
will be warning of danger ahead as
well as in the rear.
Baolciin'H Arnica Salvo.
The best salvo in the world for outs ,
bruises , sores , ulcers , salt rheum ,
fever sores , tetter , chapped hands ,
chillblains , corns and all kinds of
skin eruptions. This salvo ia guar
antcod to give perfect satisfaction in
every case or money refunded. Price ,
25c per box. For sale by
Tu i & MoMAiioN. Onmlm.
GREATEST REMEDY KNOWN.
Dr. King's Now Discovery for Con
sumption is certainly the groatout
medical remedy over placed within the
reach of suffering humanity. Thou
sands of once helpless millbrcrs , uojv
loudly proclaim their praise for this
wonderful discovery to which they
owe their lives. Not only does it posi
tively cure Consumption , but Coughs ,
Colds , Asthma , ISronchitis , Hay
Fever , Hoarseness and all affections of
the Throat , Chest and Lunga yields
at once to its wonderful curative pow
er as if by magic. We do not ask you
to buy a largo bottle unless you know
what you aso getting. Wo therefore
earnestly request yon to call on your
druggists , ISH A ; MoM/MioN , and got a
trial bottle free of cost which will con-
\ luce the most skeptical of its wonder
ful merits , and show you what n regu
lar one dollar si/e bottle will do. For
sain by lsh A' MoMahon. U )
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DISEASES
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DR. L. B. GRADDY ,
Oculist and Aurist.
LATE CLimCAl ASSISTANT IK HOrAL
LONDON OPHTHALMIC HOSPITAL.
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FAST TIME !
In Kolng Kjmt taku the
Chicago & Sorthwest-
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trillions.
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nml \cirj.t"o i thousand lx hiuulriil MH !
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O.illy 30 701,101
Sunday 7,037,004
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Copies of the Dally edition . 120,1141
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Coplc * ot tlio Weekly edition . 07.273
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THE NEBRASKA
IAMACTIMM CO
Lincoln , Neb ,
MANUl'AOTmiintS OK
Corn Planteri. Hnrrowt , Fnrni Dollcri ,
Sulky Hny Rnkoi , Bucket tlev.itliiR Wliul.
mllli , &c.
Wo nro prornroil to ilo joh uork ntul n > iiiiif.io
turn K tor otliirwrtU8
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Whether li > Its Primnry , Sooonilnry
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Ctiron Whoii Hoi SjiriiiisH Fall !
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Wo ha\r i m In unr town \iiio lluul at Hot
piluK * anJ ucru llnallj ciiinl uitli hi S. d.
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Mcinphiii , Menu. , Maj2 \ , IhSl
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It hiw L-Ucii unlMTMl Hitl Ui.lliii. i air inlnilid
| ihjHlclniiH novrmoiiinitnil It IH a poillUu
H'LillC. S M.ShHMll A CO
I.onl lllp , KM 13. tbil.
R. 8. K. ha9luii | hotter mil ( ailIon than any
nicillclno 1 ha\u U\UT volil J. A. Ki , XNUI ,
Dunirt.Col. Mi ) i , 1681
K > ory purilia cr ttiraku In the lilL-nmt tinni
ofH. S. S. I , . .M.iaictir.
Ulchi oinl. Vii. . Jlnj 11 , 1881.
You can refer anjlioiiy to IH In roiranlto the
murlta ot ii. .S. 8. I'nlk , .Miller Jt Co.
Ilivo noi er knonn K S. K to fall to euro a cnxo
c ( S > phill , whin lirniiorl ) taken.
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IK VOI' WISH Wi : W I.UTAKKV 'I'UHi ; CA
TO in : PAID Koit win.ft LUiini ) .
Write for particular ) * and < i iiy o ! llttlu
hook 'lliw < a.'u to tliu Ui fortunate
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cliunut who will llnil , un aintjHU l' ' ) ImttlcH
8 S. H , < > nu piirtlch of Mcrcnrj ImlMo I'ntat
Hltnnorant Iliural Hiihtttuniu.
HWII-TSl'JXMPIO CO. i-r < ip .
Atluinii , Un.
l'rl < oof roiilar | Hl7o rulucid to SI 75 per nt
tlo Hmall Birr , holding halt ttiu iHMitlty | , pruo ,
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS
125 Lasallo Strocfc , CHICAGO ,
Qrnin and ProviHiouH Bought
und Sold on Mnrp ins
dii7ni < i dim
WESTERN
CORNIC
C. SPECHT ,
Prjpr etor ,
1213 Harney Street ,
OMAHA NEB
, - - -
-AIANUKAOTIJRKIIS OF
GALTAMEU IEOI
Cornices ,
Dormer Windows , Finials ,
TIN , IRON l SLATE ROQFINQ ,
Spfcht'H Patent Metalio fllcy-
liU'ht.
Patent Aduitable | Ratchet Oar and
BRACKET SHELVING.
I am thu Kuiicrul Htato A erit ( or the nliovc
line ol KMila.
IllON KKNOINO.
Orettlngt , Daluitradet , VerandiiJOfTlce and
Dank Flnllliitct , Window and Cellar
Quardt ; alto
AIJKNT
Peenon nml HHI Patent Inilde Dllnd ,
nnvdltl
Geo. P. Bernis
REAL ESTATE AGENCY ,
ICth nrt Dod n BU. , Omaha , Nb
Tliln KH'O i " > * Muicn.ru lirokuranu huilntM.
jy > - ) nt nrtL i , . t ami ihiri'forn ny bargain *
ly.ukb ttu lii'Urudtxi p onn ,
DIRECTORY OF LEADIHC WESTERN HOTEL
IIOTNM. 7WAY
AIILINQTON , J. a. MCINTIRE , Lincoln , Net
8AtlATOCIA HOTEL , J. 8. 8TELLINIUS , Mil ford , Neb.
WOODS HOUSE , W. P.ELLIS , OtceolH , Neb.
COMMtnCIAl. HOTEL JOHN HANNAM ,
AMERICAN HOUSE , CEO. H. MCCAIN , South D ndf *
HALL HOUSE , A. W. HALL , Loutivllle
CITY HOTEL , CHENEY & OLARK , Dlnlr , Mob.
EXCHANGE HOTEL , O.D. HACKNEY Aihlend , Neto
CENTHAL HOUSE , JOHN COOPER , Oakdale , Neb
COMMEHOIAL HOTEL , WM. CLEMMON8 , Oeward , Itrd.
COMMEI1CIAL HOTEL E. EVANS , O'Neill. Nftb.
DOHCHE8TEH HOTEL , A 8. KINKLE Dorchettrr , Kr * .
COMMERCIAL HOTE. , J. O , MEAD ,
CENTttAL HOUSE , JAS. McKILLIP , York , NeU
TUTTLE HOUSE , W. H. TUTTLE , Aurora , Nctt.
OAOL HOUSE , A. R , OAOE , Republican Cotton
DESVEIJ HOUSE OAiriXfl & WILLIAMS , H tlnR , Nn
aHANDCCNTHAL c , SEYMOUR , Nobr.nk.i Cilf. Nebj
BANDERS HOUSE , CHAS E. McNISH , Friend , Neb
WOODWARD HOUSC WAREN WOODWARD , Exeter , Neb
Miisoum PAciric HOTEL , P L. THORP , WrcplngVVjtrr.N b
EQTES HOUOE. N T L8TES , Qrnnil Itlamf , t'cO
CtlMMEHOIAL HOUSE , F W. WILM3 , Kearney , Neb
WILllCIt HOUKF. ' THOMPSON REED Wll'jcr , Neb
COMMERCIAL HOUSE A 0. CAARPEH , Hardy , Neb.
CmCENWO 'D HOUSE , Q W. MAYFIELD , Greenwood , K < b
HAMMOND HOUSE , JOHN HAMMOND , Columbut , Hc4i.
CENTRAL CITY HOUSE J. S. OREQERY , CenlrAl Cltr , Nt
OUMMIT HOUSF , SWAN & DECKER , Crctlon , U.
JUDKINS HOU8E. .IUDKIN8 & DRO , , Red O.xV , U.
HOUSTON HOUSE , OEO. CALPH , Exlra , la
REYNOLDS HOUSE , 0 M. REYNOLDS , Att.intlc , la ,
WALKLIl HOUiE , D H. WALKER , Audnuon , IA.
I1UHOEOUS HOUSE , D A. UURQEOUS , Noola , li.
CITY HOTEL , Dl U WILLIAMS , Hnrlan , In ,
PARK HOUSE , MRS M. E. OUMMINOS , Cornlnc , UL
OOMMEIIOIAL HOUSE , WM. LUTTON , VllllicA , IA.
PA'tK HOUSE , W. J. OARVIN , Cornlne , la.
JUDKINS HI1U8E. FRANK WILKINSON Mnlvern , I * .
BE. & M. PEAVY ,
THE
1309 Farnhr.m Street.
i s
WHOhKSALli
BOOK SELLER AND STATIONER
-AND li\I.KH N-
Wall Paper and Window Shades.
1304 Farnham St. , Omaha Neb. .nv ,
-F. a. iMoRG--A.isr :
WHOLESALE GROCER ,
1213 Farnhsm St. . Omaha , Np.h.
INVITATION
TO ALL WHO HAVE
WATCHES AND CLOCKS
TO HIS REPAIRED ,
IE ItT GE. . .A. 7 13ST G-
TO HE DONE OR
JEWELRY tpJJFACTURED.
While our Work is better , our Prices are Lower
than all others
I received all of the SIX FIRST PREMIUMS
offered for Competition in our line
Over All Competitors.
For the Best Watch Work ,
For the Best Jewelry , ( own ra ike. )
For the Best Engraving ,
For the Best Diamond a
FOR THE BEST
O-OQ JOS
DISPLAYED , ETC
Having latuly onliirgod my worliHliops and putting in now -ml improvtc 'f
chinury , I liupu to ntill inoru improve thu quality mid finish "f our
ork and till orduni with inoru promptnuHH tlmn m usual ,
' Motto bus ulwavH huunand iihv.iyn will bu : "First t < gain aujionur
lire und tliun advurtinu tliu fact not butoro no wild advortmuiuonu
S ( IIIL iiiipriiiuiplitd dualuru \ > umg in thu habit of oipyiiiK my
ariiDUiiroinuntH , 1 would boy you , thu reader of tin * , l > i
draw a line buLwiiun uucli copiud advurtinuinuntH
and thoflu of Voura vury truly ,
A. B. HUBERMANN ,
The Reliable Jeweler , Omaha , Neb. .
Sign of the St-rikinp Towr
No. 1 , No , 2 ,
British Oonsumption Physio , Brorapton Cough
In Dottle * $1.00 viiuli , fl fur ? .r .00. In liottled 70 centa each ,
roinptoii whcncB thu ahnio iirrHirliitloiiH wcro procured It thu lrfoat | nJ UontJSactmfuiQc * '
urn iptlon IIOHpituI In thu World , us thu "Jlruinpton. Coinuiuptlon and Couili Homodk , "tk * U
ililnn ha\u IOIIK Utn dutmcd lu KiixlaiiJ InfulllLIu Curu for ill CoiupWiita ol Ua laaf u4
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