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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - December 7, 1929, Mitchell, South Dakota Weather unsettled warmer the evening Republican volume Xxxvi Mitchell s. Saturday december 7,1929 sixteen pages number 58 elephants Are calling Prince Iowa paves i without use of direct tax Wales plans new african game safari heir apparent to British throne expects to leave about Jan. 3 will carry plane Nairobi British East Africa dec. 7.�? up a this out of the Way african City will become an important news Center Early next Spring. The Prince of Wales is expected Here for a few weeks of Hunting in East Africa. Readers will recall the Prince s sensational dash homeward from Africa last year due to fathers dangerous illness. His race to London from dares Salaam Cut Short what had been planned As a leisurely tour of the big game continent. Next year assuming King Georges health continue to improve the Prince plans to visit Many places which earlier itinerary would have included had it not been so dramatically interrupted. Present plans Call for the Prince s departure from Southampton january 3, aboard the liner Ken Worth Castle. He will bring with not Only elephant guns but an air plane As he intends to Fly from Rhodesia to Kenya if conditions Are favourable. He will go first to Cape town but will do elephant Hunting in Uganda. While at Cape town the Prince will be the guest of the Earl of ath Lone and Princess Alice countess of Athlone with whom he had intended to spend last Christmas. He is expected to reach East Africa late in february or Early in March. O Legal production of alcohol gains Washington. C., dec. 7�?up a the production of alcohol by Legal processes is increasing. Making annual report today prohibition commissioner Doran disclosed that 200,832.031 proof Gallons were produced in the fiscal year ending last june 30 and that that figure was 31,682,051 More than the output of the preceding twelve month period. During the year 8.892247 Gallons were withdrawn from warehouses county Bond issues to be paid from future duty on Gas the map shows air plane and steamship routes available to the Prince of Wales for big game Hunt in Africa. He will go firt to Cape town then to the game country northward. Vital period in contest is Here next to the last of vote getting divisions ends tonight contestants in the evening Republican Campaign have entered the last Day in which it is possible for them to secure the winning votes on the a double As close As the race stands at present the current week with its big vote possibilities May be for the Hustler the most important period of the Campaign. With a a big third period vote schedule in effect Only for the next few hours and the a second payment schedule in effect Only for the same length of time candidates should and for the most part Are working to take advantage of these Liberal offers. Today then or rather the next few hours will be the close of All we a act Lului cd win wag Ulvog warm after tax payments an increase of extra vote offers of the Campaign. Ain in Atoa i of la a. 217,266 Gallons As compared with the previous year. Withdrawals for tax free purposes including Denaturation. For Export for use by the government hospitals laboratories colleges and other educational institutions. Amounted to Gallons an increase of hallows. Of weather forecast to by the associated press South Dakota a unsettled night and sunday probably occasional Snow rising temperature tonight in East and Central rations and in extreme East urn sunday. Nebraska a mostly unsettled tonight and sunday probably occasional Snow rising temperature tonight in East portion and in extreme East portion sunday slightly colder sunday in extreme West portion. Minnesota a unsettled tonight and sunday probable occasional Snow rising temperature in West and Central portions tonight and to West and South portions sunday. North Dakota a unsettled tonight and sunday probably occasional Snow not so cold tonight in a ast and South portions. A Iowa a mostly Cloudy Snow tonight or sunday rising temperature tonight in West portion and to West and North portion sunday. For the week beginning monday dec. 8 for the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys mostly fair first of week except rain or Snow monday in South portion probably another precipitation period within utter half of week no extremes of temperature Likely except rain or mow monday in South portion probably another precipitation period within latter half of week no extremes of temperature Likely except possibly colder at close. For the Northern and Central great Plains not much precipitation Likely but probably will occur locally one or two periods no extremes of temperature indicated except possibly cold toward close of week. Local temperatures maximum and minimum As recorded by the official government thermometer from 7 a. In. Yesterday to 7 a. In. Today maximum 36. Minimum 7. At 7 a. In. Today to. Roads fair. Precipitation 0 next week subscriptions will count Only As designated in the fourth period vote schedule the smallest vote schedule of the Estifa election. Hours will help _ these candidates who work the 185.650208 hardest and accomplish the most 22,732,825 during these few hours that remain will very Likely hear their names announced As the winners of the biggest prize and popularity Campaign Ever inaugurated in the newspaper history of this Section. Watch them go. It will be interesting indeed to see which nine can go ahead of the others and remain there. The evening Republican $20,000 automobile and Gold race has now narrowed Down to the Point where Only the a live ones remain each of whom is going at top Speed to get All subscriptions in before the lowest rate schedule of the Campaign goes into effect. Such tremendous enthusiasm and Energy Yas never before seen in any kind of a Campaign As is being shown daily in this race for the automobiles and Cash prizes. There seems to be no limit to the Pep that every candidate has stored up for the finish which is but a few Days away. The contestants who have Iowa denied return to big to fold Chicago iii., dec. 7�? up a Iowa a plea for reinstatement to the Western conference has been denied according to e. H. Lauer director of athletics at the Hawkeye institution. Lauer made this assertion As he emerged from the room in which the faculty committee was meeting. No announcement however had come from the faculty committee concerning its decision. Hoover Bank plan attacked Mcfadden opposes interference by commission outside Congress evening Republican Bureau the Albee building Washington d. Washington d. C., dec. 7.�?president hoovers recommendation in annual message that a joint commission be appointed to consider the banking problems largely created by the rapid growth of Chain banking systems was attacked As a a inadvisable by representative Louis t. Mcfadden of Penn Sylvania cd airman of the House banking and currency committee Here today. Representative Mcfadden reiterated desire that legislation dealing with this problem be considered at the present session of Congress but stated emphatically that he believed the regular congressional committees should consider it and not a joint commission with members outside of Congress. Mcfadden indicated that he considered this the most expeditious Way to Deal with the question which As he has recently written to comptroller Pool of the Federal Treasury will require serious attention at this session. Mcfadden also revealed that there May be Sharp friction Between committee and comptroller Pool in connection with the formerly been the hardest workers latter a suggestion that National Are still going at it As if they had saved up All their Energy for the big finish. This indicates that every single contestant in the list has plenty of fight left. It also shows that the candidates who look a a hapless now will be among the strangest when the end comes. They Are All watching the other fellow and arranging and planning to go them All one better. Takes big score this much is certain whoever wins any of these prizes will probably do so by a very narrow margin though the winning scores will doubtless be Large. If the present continued on Page fourteen it paid weather and roads such is the verdict of j. W. Jones of Stickney who had to hens to sell and wrote a a a sold All of my hens and precipitation could of sold lots More. It i a a 99 a in hens were sold in the same manner by the Friese hatchery of Wol Banks be allowed to indulge in Branch banking by an amendment of the Mcfadden banking act. Although representative Mcfadden has not completely formulated views on the subject he does not feel that this is the proper Way to Deal with the question. Apparently president Hoover in message May Side with comptroller Pool although he does not take a direct stand in reference to Branch banking Hoover said a the relinquishment of Charters of National Banks in great commercial centers in favor of state Charters indicates that some conditions surround the National Banks which Render them unable to compete with state Banks and their withdrawal results in weakening our National banking system. A it ha3 been proposed that permission should be granted to National Banks to engage in Branch banking of a nature that would preserve within limited legions the local responsibility and the control of such credit too millions raised Des Moines la., dec. 7�? special a five thousand Miles of hard surfaced highways augmented by 1,-Mo Miles of gravel roads will be completed at a Cost of $335,00,000 by the state of Iowa by 1934, and All without the raising of a single Penny by direct taxation. Today As a result of the Forward looking policy of the state Highway commission the state of Iowa has 2,400 Miles of paved highways completed. It is expected that an additional 1,000 Miles will be Laid in 1930. That will leave but 1,600 Miles to be paved in the succeeding five years in order to Complete the primary Road program within the scheduled time. Total Cost of this paved Road system is placed at $335,000,000. This Money is to be derived from the following sources Federal Aid county Road Bonds gasoline tax and motor License fees. The county Bonds will be repaid from the gasoline tax and motor License funds so that the Farmer and the City property owner will not have to a Penny of direct tax for the Road program. $10,000,000 in Bonds in support of the Highway commissions Road building Iowa counties have issued a total of $100,-500,000 in Bonds. It is possible that counties that have not yet floated Bond issues will do so before the paved program is finished but there Are so few of these possible Bond issues that their contribution to the whole of the Road fund will not be heavy. To Date however Only $66,174,773.94 of the county Bonds have been sold and of this amount $61,721,130 has been expanded. There remains $4,453,643.89 in this county Bon fund no counting the Bonds that have been sold. While the county Bond fund has provided the largest share of working capital of the state Highway commission receipts from the gasoline tax 5-9 of which is diverted to the primary Recd fund and All the receipts of the motor License fees less administration expense Are of material assistance in building up the commissions working capital. In 1929 it is estimated that the fractional part of the Gas tax diverted to the primary Road fund will total $5,478,463.55, and the fees from motor licenses will approximate $11,500,000. In addition to these three sources of Revenue there remains the Federal Aid fund. Under the Federal apportionment of fund Iowa received during 1929, $2,055,000. Thus the Highway commission had for the current year a total of 85,208,237.49 at its command. In the future this primary Road fund will be reduced by exactly the sum total of the county Bond issues or $66,000,000, but it will be increased by the difference Between the 66 million and too million already authorized or 34 million and by As much More As other counties May authorize in the future. Paid in 5 years additional paved roads and the resultant increase in motor traffic and the natural increase in the number of motor cars and trucks operated Over the paved highways is expected to substantially increase the Highway funds however. It is estimated that the annual Revenue to be obtained from these sources each year for the next five years will approximate 20 millions or a total of too millions for the five years. On this basis the further estimate is made that the receipts of the primary Road fund will be sufficient to for the entire Cost of the program and retire the principal and interest of the county Bonds issued before july 4, last Over the period of construction and life of the Bonds. Plans for the construction of the comprehensive paved Road system in Iowa were Laid several years ago. After considerable Effort on the part of the advocates of such a system the state legislature authorized a too million Dollar Bond Issue for financing the primary Road system. The state supreme court finally ruled the Issue was unconstitutional. The 1928 legislature voted another too million Dollar Bond Issue adopting a bonding act and constitutional amendment for that purpose this act must be voted upon by the people of the state before the Bonds can be authorized. If the act is finally adopted the state Hopes to return to the counties the amounts expended from county primary Road funds and refund the state Bonds from the primary Road fund. Mellon a Bill wins approval of committee Western Block expected to put up chief opposition wont delay Tariff girl who returned big Barnes starts Bank Roll weds owner head of new York trucking company drops $2,000 at Bank entrances pretty finder refuses Reward and Chance acquaintance ripens into love since january i 24.86 inches pre to advertise capita tsum excess since january i 4q Ancona 1 .01 inches. In Chicago is out of Cash and credit is ruined Chicago hi., dec. 7�? a a two devised to repay that already Hor sey. Temp Huron Huron Watertown Aberdeen Brookings Yankton rapid City 7 am Hilo of roads 8 36 6 of Good 8 36 -6 Joo Good 4 26 -3 .00 Good 8 24 2 to Good 9 32 3 .00 Good to 33 8 to Good to 39 15 .00 Good in a to to Yuvna forebodings of importance plunged the Chicago and Cook county financial situations into a deeper quandary today. Number one Cook county a 1928 tax Bills will not be ready in All r Good the poultry Market has a Joo Good taken a slump which makes 3 of Good Larry a i Are Dino tax Bills wil1 Nowc ready 2 to Good to a fed la. Bree inf probability until August 1930 3 of Good at the Price it usually brings t number two the Chicago 1 a 1 0 Tell it All when using the s>10i no disposition <1 108,1 a a More Money on to i it i is Hilr atlatl rowed. These two pronouncements followed a secret session thursday. Although every attempt was made to keep what occurred at the meeting a secret both morning newspapers published detailed accounts today. Already the county and City governments have borrowed More than anticipation $300,000,000 in tax anticipation of a a am v Loio a non Banks loan any Washington d. C., dec. 7.�? up a the Senate finance committee today reported favourably on the $160,000,000 tax reduction Resolution. Chairman Smoot said he hoped to proceed next week with the Tariff Bill and to finish action on the Wool schedule at least before bringing up the tax Cut proposal. Senator Simmons of North Carolina ranking Democrat on the committee said it would be agreeable to the democrats if the tax measure was called at a time when it would not interfere with the Tariff Bill. The general understanding appeared to be that the Tariff Bill would continue to occupy the Senate a attention until a definite course could be decided upon Between the two parties. No More for change although there had been some suggestions from the democrats that they might seek to have the reduction apply to More than one year Smoot and Watson said no attempt was made in the committee today to modify the measure. The administration has recommended that the Cut apply Only to 1929 incomes. Explaining the proposed reduction Mills said it would Benefit chiefly those having incomes of $10,000 or less. Barly next week it is expected that the measure will be Ort i to the Senate and then will begin a discussion probably a controversy. Over whether the Tariff Bill is to be Laid aside and the tax Resolution taken up. Both Republican and democratic leaders have approved the tax Cut and while indications Are that As finally approved by the Senate it will be in practically the same form adopted by the House there Are several movements for Dora cd cures from the or Grep drawn up by tilt administration. This would provide a reduction of per cent Iii corporation and Normal income tax rates of All brackets to apply to taxes on incomes i 1929. The legislation was drawn up As a Resoluti in authorizing a reduction for one yen Only and by expiration rearing present rates when taxes Are collected on incomes of 1930. Some democrats contend that corporations should be excluded from the reduction on the ground that they have already passed on to the consumer the taxes to be paid on their incomes of this year. Others think the Cut should be made effective for two years and there Are some who believe it should be made permanent. The Western Republican independents have Long held the belief that Treasury surpluses on which tax cuts Are predicated should be applied to a reduction of the National debt. Senator Watson of Indiana the Republican Leader has announced that he will ask immediate consideration of the tax Resolution when it is reported by the committee. Senator Simmons of North Carolina the ranking democratic member of the finance committee believes that the Tariff Bill should be disposed of first and senator Borah of Idaho a Leader of the independents is willing that the Senate take up the tax measure if Assurance is Given that it will not Long delay the Tariff debate. Black of Midnight j covers Chicago at 10 30 in morning Chicago he dec. 7�?op a a Black pall of Clouds dark As a moonless night settled Over Chicago at 10- 30 a. Rn., today with foreboding of promised fall of Snow that was to bring a fresh visit of Winter to night. So deep was the shroud that motorists turned on their headlights along the Slippery streets air beacons were lighted and the downtown Rialto took on its nightly semblance of the great White Way. The Cloud was expected to bring Snow to Chicago and rain or Snow to most of the Middle and Northwest. The sub Zero wave the it started Down from the Canadian Northwest yesterday was tempered a bit today but along the Canadian Border the Mercury Sank overnight to to degrees below Zero at Moorhead minn., and devils Lake n. 0 posse Hunts Bank bandits believed trapped in Woods Dean la., dec. 7�? pm somewhere along the Iowa Missouri Border near Here the two bandits who yesterday held up the Dean savings Bank were believed hiding today. Vigilantes Law enforcers and private citizens were engaged in the Man Hunt entering their activities around Coats Ville to. The automobile the bandits used in their escape after obtaining about $1,000 in the Holdup was found abandoned three Miles South of new York n. Y., dec. 7�?�?oyes, sir a said the bystander a this is How it a Ponec. This Anthony Margadonna has got a business called the White trucking company and its got a big Fleet of cars and last june he was going into the Corn Exchange Bank to Deposit a Roll just As dig As that. Why it had $2,000 in it and what does he do but drop it on the sidewalk a then along comes this Julia Vitarelli who a working Down that Way and just going out to lunch j and she \ a a s up and says a Here mister you dropped a and he says a Well sure i did a and or up the package and flashes that Roll and peels off ten yellow backs just like that and gives Mem to i or for a Reward. But she say Quot a of no i take that a but she says it smiling like and he smiles and then he says a maybe of could take lunch with me a so they go get som chop Sueyo maybe it was Ravioli. And they finds out they go to the same Church and she invites to co to Church with her some time a Well sir there they Are a said to e by St under Flo i hin0 hand at the facade of san Giochino Sci urch no. 26 Roosevelt Street just As two Brawny men began pushing away the mob of Small boys that were trying to get a glimpse inside the doors. The Doms opened and a Little Flower girl came out followed by or. And mrs. Anthony Margadonna in dress suit and Fine White wedding dress six Ushers and six bridesmaids and mrs. Angelina Vitarelli the Mother of the Bride. They All drove away in big motor cars to have a reception but half the crowd stayed in the Church for the next wedding which drove up just then. A you see a said the bystander what comes out of a girl not being too grasping about part of a work on u. S. Business clinic ask service in Senate of Coolidge Boston mass., dec. 7�?op a the Boston transcript says today that Calvin Coolidge a a a May go to the Senate in 1930.�?� a advices received Here from an unimpeachable Washington source a states the transcript a Are to the effect that High officials close to the administration Are trying to induce to become a candidate. They Are working in conjunction with prominent Massachusetts leaders and there is reason to believe that despite All reports to the contrary or. Coolidge might be willing to have name used providing he could be sure that the Field would be cleared for .�?� Diege goes to pro meet final a la Ruping Leo proves too much for a the Haig in putting los Angeles calif., dec. 7.�? a a the great conjurer of the links Leo Diegel whose swinging clubs As magic wands carried through to Triumph Over Walter Hagen yesterday will pit skill against smiling Johnny Farrell today in the final match of the professional golfers association tournament. Farrell will be seeking first p. G. A. Crown on the trying Hillcrest course which saw the championship Hopes of Beth the great Haig and fellow townsman from Detroit Al Watrous lost in the yawning traps and on the treacherous greens. The professional from new York open Champion in 1928, will attempt to do what p. P. Hart Wheeling w. Va., Herman Barron and Gene Sarazen of the metropolitan District failed to accomplish in the first three rounds. While the fitful putting of the great Haig had much to do with yesterdays defeat on the 34th Green and 2, the fact that Fate dealt kindly with Diegel contributed largely to sir Walters defeat by la Ruping that the Agua Caliente professional was ready to make the Best of Breaks however cannot be denied. The five times Holder of the National Crown watched the inimitable Diegel Hole Long putts when own attempts failed by inches. This told the Story. Hagen a drives were More consistent while the pair took turns placing their approach shots close to the pin. Cool and calculating Hagen stepped to the 34th tee two Down and three to play after winning the 33rd with a Birdie Taree. But a receptive Sand trap took Iron shot on the Short Hole and Diegel sensing Victory Laid Ball within five feet of the pin and advantage too much for the great Haig to overcome. Watrous cracked during afternoon round Visith Farrell going to the 27th eight Down to lose 6 and 5, after a rally on the 29th and 30th. The smiling Beau Brummel from new York halted the morning round two up. U. S. Will Rush troops to Haiti Hoover prepares message to Congress on troubled Island Washington d. C., dec. 7.�?up a troubled times in Haiti have caused the Washington government to mobilize marines for dispatch to the tiny Island Republic. Detachments from the Barracks at Quantico va., and Parris Island South Carolina were concentrated at the Norfolk naval base. The u. S. S. Wright was made ready there to transport approximately 500 men to a a a secret destination for a duty beyond the president Hoover prepared a special message to Congress on the haitian situation. Although it had not been made Public it was under i stood to contain a resume of the current disturbance on the Island and a statement of the administrations reasons for reinforcing the present Marine Garrison there. Dispatches from port a Prince meanwhile said the situation had quieted considerably with the Cut Toms service functioning normally and striking students ready to return to their studies. The disorders were precipitated by the students and customs workers and led to a declaration of martial Law. The administration took action late yesterday after Secretary Stimson had received dispatches from the american High commissioner brigadier general John h. Russell saying that he feared a a serious situation might develop. % the presidents message was sent to the Capitol in the usual manner by a White House messenger but both houses of Congress had adjourned when he arrived. Disclosure of its contents was deferred until the assembling of the Huse of representatives today. The Senate was in recess until monday. A detachment of four officers and 273 men boarded a River boat last night at Quantico for the journey Down the Potomac to Norfolk and five officers and 120 enlisted men entrained at Paris Island for the same destination. The Marine garrisons at Norfolk Are expected to Supply 72 men for the expeditionary Force. The detachment was under the command of lieutenant Lester e. Power. 0 two groups to serve As watchdogs of Industry health is Gigantic task Washington d. C., dec. 7�?up a Julius Barnes is finding task of organizing a National Council to guard the welfare of american bus Ness one of Gigantic proportions. The project is to remain in the conference and discussion stage for some time and slowly and carefully the members of the Council will be chosen. Barnes was delegated to take charge by the huge gathering of prominent business men which assembled Here on thursday to Advance president hoovers plan for business stabilization. Two groups As now contemplated the Council is to be composed of a Large committee representing Many lines of american business Enterprise with which is to be established a smaller working committee. The latter is to act As a coordinating group in working out lines of procedure based on data furnished by the larger committee. To the whole Council will be entrusted the duty of keeping watch Over the trends of business to single out phases which might from time to time be threatened with depression with a View to correcting the situation. Barnes purpose As revealed by s himself is to interview the business leaders of the nation discuss the project with Small conference groups and study the result Lief Ole taking definite action. The membership of the larger committee is to be on a basis of Trade organization representation and members of the smaller will be selected for their individual attainments and wide knowledge of business affairs. Elastic programs the results of thursdays conference he asserted that it presented an extraordinary Cross Section of the entire Field of american business and showed that an elasticity of new construction and maintenance is to be the chief Factor in taking up any possible Slack in wages and employment. Secretary Lamont it was announced late yesterday at the White House has created a new division of the Commerce department to coordinate Federal construe Tion activities with those of the states. At the same time it was said that the primary purpose of thursdays conference was to organize All branches of Industry into effective units. 0 Bootleg banking blamed for crash Omaha neb., dec. In up a a Bootleg banking institutions were charged with responsibility for the recent Stock Market crash by Walter head president of the Foreman state National Bank of Chicago and former president of the american Bankers association speaking before members of the chamber of Commerce Here last night. Concerning the cause of the stocks drop or. Head declared the underlying one was the fact that $16 of every $100 in new York financial circles got into the hands of the Boot left banking institutions. 0 today in Congress Senate in recess. House begins general debate on Interior department annual Supply Bill receives report of committee on committees. Prison sentence will bring family reunion Huron s. D., dec. 7.�? up a George f. Bell sentenced to serve five years in the state Penitentiary by circuit judge Alva e. Taylor today following plea of guilty on a grand larceny charge will be with lathe. And brother when he is taken to a he Penitentiary. Bell confessed to the theft of two Swiss watches ten Gallons of denatured alcohol two empty alcohol cans one Box of tire patches and three cans of hard Oil at an Oil station Here mar. 16, 1928. County authorities who had been investigating the robbery for nearly two years finally obtained evidence and got a confession from Bell a few Days ago. James e. Bell the father was taken to the Penitentiary several Days ago to Start a five year term for the theft of merchandise from a Box car Here. The brother James m. Bell was Given a four year term in connection with the same crime. He was held in Huron so that he might be used As a witness in Case George chose to fight Case George and James will be taken to Sioux Falls within the next few Davs. 1 Vare plans fight for Senate seat Philadelphia pa., dec. 7�?g4> a William s Vare who was excluded from the Senate yesterday announced today that he was still in the fight for a seat in the upper House of Congress. A i am a candidate to the finish a said or. Vare in a statement upon returning to this City from Washington. A i shall fight with All the vigor that is within me to vindicate the right of my state to elect its senator and to preserve for All time the integrity of the Constitution of my this was taken among political leaders to mean that the Philadelphia Republican leaded would be a candidate for the senatorial nomination at the primaries on May 20 next when nominations Are to be made to fill the unexpired term to which Vare was elected. 0 Hurricane roars in Britain 26 die London eng., dec. 7.�? up a a new Hurricane which swept in from the Atlantic raged Over the British Isles and nearby coasts today spreading destruction and confusion in its Wake. Scilly Island reported a wind velocity of 108 Miles an hour while 80 and 90 mile velocities in other parts of England were common. As Many As 26 already were dead in the furious storm 19 of the victims losing their lives in sea mishaps in which huge Waves and wind swamped smaller Craft before they could make port. Considerable anxiety was held for some vessels which either were not reported or were known to have been in difficulties. This cow punching int what it was Longview wash., dec. 7�? up a when an innocent Bovine wandered onto the Pacific Highway near Here yesterday Buster Nichols a co puncher saw duty and did it that is he tried. He spurred horse and went to the Rescue. At what what Buster deemed the psychological moment he whirled Lariat and let it go instead of the cow he caught a Nice big automobile. Buster is nursing bruises in the p vees where uie pavement scratched the hardest. 0�?�?��? i football results second period Florida 14 Oregon it

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