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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - July 7, 1922, Mitchell, South Dakota Vol evening Republican third edition in Mitchell South Dakota Friday july 7, 1922 number 237rish revolt is spreading Cox has real motive in his trip to Europe Harding a opponent Twenty months ago still studying league of nations conviction grown ohioan even staunches adv of ate today of body than he was in Cam i. Paige outcome of London murders is Likely to wreck the Home career of Secretary Shortt it r by Marr Sullivan National political Corres rodent of Jhc Mitcler evening and the new York eve i of Post Wash w on d. C., jut m pc by right 192 l y the Mitchell Republican my the new v evening Post sex governor Cox of arrived this week in Europe it is open to everybody to guess to what extent his trip is that of a Mere fighter and to what extent it is inspired by interest in the league of nations and by an expectation on his part that sooner or later the league of nations Issue will have a backs. Anyone who has followed governor Cox a movements during re Twenty months since his Campaign for the presidency is pretty sure to conclude that his interest in he league of nations has increased rather than diminished. Instead of being made faint by the personal political adversity that attended his association with it. His interest has been deepened. This is characteristic of the element of quiet but steady tenacity that is among the most obvious of Cox a personal qualities. Earnest league advocate Cox today is As devoted to the i eague of nations As of president Wilson Ever urn. And Cox Beinsen Rome ways As tenacious of Bis own purposes and ideas As president is la son Ever was at his strongest and be Fri on the whole a rather steadier cited Man than Wilson a More patient and plugging. Pic a to j.tatty0hpn Man. It is quite possible that. When and if anything comes of the league of nations and americas relation to it. Cox May in the end be judged have had quite As potent a it the outcome As Wilson. That All pends of course on we or t. League of nations Issue is exer to revive and come to a larger place the world than it now seems to Hae. Has not been Active governor Cox has not been very Active during the past Twenty months but in occasional contracts we n Nim one sometimes comes to think of him As having As regards big things and future things a rather More impressive Vantage Point than other Public men who have been More Active and More in the Public Eye merely because they have had to do with current events from time to j11 6-Cox, matured and a Little sobered by his Contact with Larder things in 1920, and made to seem More reflect Ive. Sits in his newspaper office in Dayton and scrutinizes the world i As it goes by with a More detached Point of View than is possible to men closed to the busier smaller things of Day to Dav. And sitting there. Cox to anyone who has had knowledge of him is rather an impressive figure. Reason Back of trip he gives the impression of having succeeded As Only a fairly big Man can succeed in getting the distractions which would attend preoccupy Ron with any personal ambition behind him. He has focused his mind on the cause and has succeeded in making whatever personal relation he May have with it a minor matter. Cox let no one doubt it is a very Able Man and the country will hear More of him than might be supposed from the subsidence of activity that followed defeat in his first aspiration for great Power. In Short there need not be much doubt that Cox strip abroad is Putini warily to look into the league of nations and the european conditions which affect that institution that he entertains a confident belief in the eventual recovery of the league from its present eclipse and in the necessity of America some time considering its relations to the league in a new Light and that he regards him cell As having the duty of being a spokesman and Leader of All that considerable body of americans who believe in the league with a steady and Earnest Faith. Aged woman stands off of strikers with Rusty revolver coast to coast in 24 hours is Larsen a Hope airline a Metal Pullman flier soon to be i use inventor asserts needs Federal help giant commercial Fleet would be easily converted into War machine left. Henry Jacoby. London pantry boy hanged for slaying aged gentlewoman by Sulton Bronner London eng., july 7�?rls there one Law for the poor and one for the Rich ? that question is being seriously asked Here though the britons chief boast always has been that every Man aristocrat or slum Dweller stands equal before a British judge. Ing convicted of slaying and the discussion threatens to music Hall Girt. Center ruin the political career of Home Home Secretary Edward Secretary Edward Shortt Liberal Shortt. Target of a bitter minister in Lavod Georges Cabinet. Attack based on alleged the debate which has Shook All j in Dice shown in the two England is the outgrowth of two i cases particularly gruesome murders. Lady Quot White a gentlewoman was a found last March dead in bed in a j nested with the aristocracy was a notel her Hegl battered. At the a used of the Olive Young killing. Claim they sought in vain an audience with Shortt to discuss the jury a rec right Ronald True a Kisto i commendation. Petitions were signed or at. Reprieved after be by Many asking for commutation of by John m. Larsen designer of Tho All Metal plane and governor of the aeronautical chamber of Commerce of America. New York. N. A. July 7�?within one year after the proper subsidy and regulation by the government air lines carrying passengers and valuable cargo will be flying from new York to san Francisco in less than 24 hours without difficulty flights across the Atlantic will be quite As easy. American travellers will be Able to land in Europe within a Day. Any danger none whatever if the government selects the proper planes and sees to it that the pilots Are carefully trained. Never had an Accident in All my flying i have never met with an Accident. I and i have taken my family with me. Too. For instance we were invited to a wedding in Omaha packed up. Took a plane and arrived there without any trouble. On the Way bark we broke the american was imposed. Attorneys for Jacoby i Long distance non Stop record flying from Omaha to a place near Philadelphia. Approximately 1200 Miles in less than la hours. Numerous transcontinental air come from county be grim Belfast reports Ity the jury did t believe him insane found him guilty. In both cases the death sentence c0m1skeys summoned troops of free to appear in court it a to uni Urburn in a Black sox Quot suit state however by associated pros leaded wire Hlll at Kakmi c Milwaukee. Wis., july 7.�?charles my Mem pm r of i if Ili Al comi6key and his son Louis owners of the Chicago american league. I 7�?� a. A baseball club Are required to appear 1 Only pessimistic dispatches in Milwaukee july 12 before court commissioner Emil Ludwig for examination under the discovery status in connection with the Felsch and Jackson cases on orders signed by judge John g. Gregory of the circuit court Here today. Felsch and Jackson Are using the Comiskey for alleged Back salary bonuses and damage for being ousted from organized baseball following the 1919 worlds series scandal. First week of rail War fails to bring peace midlands subdued republicans in isolated Sti Iongi old so Suhren Der a new drive in Din leg Al by associated press leased wire Belfast Ireland july 7�?alarming news has been received from . County Leitrim a Mullingar dispatch to the Belfast Telegraph saying that railway Bridges and Road Bridges have been blown up in the Vicinity of Garrick making it impossible for traffic to proceed. A fight for Possession of Tho Barracks which Are in the hands of the regulars has been in Progress for Days. Toast saturdays walkout of workers has developed into a holdout struggle by associated press leased wire Chicago. Iu., july 7�?the nation wide strike of the Railroad shop workers entered its seventh Day Friday with indications that the walkout had settled Down to a a a holdout we struggle. Railroad officials continued the sentence to life imprisonment. But the youth was hanged. Two Days later it was quietly announced a secret medical Examina Tion had been made of True and the j experts agreed he was insane. He was reprieved and committed to Broadmoor prison for the criminal insane. Immediately All guns were trained on Shortt. Who granted the reprieve. Papers of All degrees of political Vree state takes Mijong free state takes Long step by associated Presa leaded wire London lng., july 7�?the provisional Irish free state government by its substantial Victory Over the insurgent Republican forces in Dublin is believed to have taken a Long step toward establishing itself firmly and bringing peace to Ireland. The ready response to the National Call to arms is regarded As encouraging and As further proof that most irishmen Are Back of the new to advertise for men to replace the striking employees and Union officers government and opposed to the Rasa me time. Olive Young music Hall the killing evidence showed was de a Orite was found slain in Hor liberate by planned with a View to opinion have combined in attacking r�2n?�?~. Robbing the music Hau girl of her Shortt As unfit to hold his Job and As j i be White killing was fastened on jewels. Seven More unfit to wind up his to Henry Jacoby. 18, pantry boy. Jac the trials of both were speedy reer As a judge his ambition Oby. Evidence disclosed was surprised the jury found Jacoby guilty but in Rilling lady Whites possessions recommended mercy. Journeys have been made. The air mall has been operating from coast to coast with a 95 per cent efficiency More than a year. To is a remarkable achievement when we consider they Are using some old War planes. Only f. S. Aid needed air plane technic has reached such a state of development that All that is necessary to bring about a practical popularization is action by the government to warrant transcontinental navigation on a Large scale. Not Only would this Supply a commercial need hut the nation could i carried on in the work of organizing the suspension. Reports As to the actual effect and completeness of the tip up were conflicting and altogether indefinite. Many railroads reported that sufficient forces of showmen were at work to enable them to keep abreast of the Normal repair demands of the Road with prospects for increasing forces As time went on. Union reiterates Cia int Union leaders on the other hand reiterated previous claims that the strike was approximately 90 percent effective and professed no anxiety Over the claims of the roads. Events of the week have made certain that the rail lines have determined to fight the strikers such action being indicated by nation and he killed to make Good his flight. I much Money was spent to Parshal Ronald True former aviator con 1 medical evidence As to True Sinsan Shortt has been fighting Back in statements and in speeches in parliament. His Contention is Tho Law left him no option. Coal sessions in Washington continue today hard Coal men discuss differences Biti Mingus factions meet monday postal inspector says strike is not hampering delivery by associated press leased wire St. Louis mo., july Row. F. Rather chief Post office inspector Here denied reports from Washington that the movement of mail has been interfered with by striking Railroad showmen in the St. Louis Stohrer says Congress must vote on Bonus build up a protective fore that could i wide advertising for workers to enter the deserted shops and the placing of guards around strategic plants throughout the country. On Road the great Northern already has attempted to negotiate with the new be mustered to Quot by Point by one wireless Flash it is easy to construct planes suited both for Long distance passenger services and bombing. The cars can be As comfortable As train pullmans Only More Roomy and at the same time be easily converted into destructive bombers. Expense Small such a Fleet of planes would a insure. Not Only a regular passenger publican extremists. Indications Are not lacking however that Michael Collins and his colleagues will need All the support they can get to put Down the remaining resistance which according to reports from some correspondents in Dublin is of an important character. These writers say the strength of the dissent ends in the South and Southwest is greater than has been supposed. They predicted that the provisional government will need to enrol soldiers to the full strength allowed under the Anglo Irish treaty and then will a Vynone too Many for the Job of rounding up the guerrilla bands acting under orders of the Republican Headquarters. The arrival in Cork Harbor last night of a Small Squadron of British warships lends additional color to these reports As it is believed the vessels were sent anticipation of serious trouble in that District and employees As an organization sup possible attacks on the British a planting the shop crafts Union outlawed by the Federal labor Board on monday. Labor Board stands Pat with the labor Board adhering to its announced policy of hands off and Val station the a. The nubile is still kept guessing As to the whereabouts of Eamon de Valera. Or vice. But also a Large Force of j the crafts Leader. B. M. Jewell seek ships available for defense at an expense that would be comparatively Small. Ruch construction should been courage by some form of subsidy. A feta should be insured by the North Dakotan pledges proper training of fliers postal District which includes mis by associated press leased wire w Ashington d. C., july 7 Deci i Souri Kansas and Iowa. Sion of the Anthracite Etal mine 0_ operators and Union representatives to meet again today was taken As an indication at least of continued Hope of reaching an agreement thru the conference called by president Harding to consider methods of considering a resumption of work in the Industry. Meanwhile the bituminous strike situation negotiations in which have been deferred until monday is pressing itself upon the attention of officials As to the matter of the Public a Coal Supply. The chief concern is Felt Over the present curtailment of shipments for the Northwest. Word to soldiers envoy that measure will pass Farrington gets right two bourgeoise parties try to unite Germany clerical and social democrats ask co operation of Peoples party on a Ach plane carrying passengers i would have not Only a Pilot guiding the ship hut a Captain directing ing conference with neither the roads nor the Board there seemed today to be not even a Promise that peace might come other than by a slow wearing out of one of the parties to the dispute. Railroads declare that traffic is not affected nor even imperilled. Several trains have been discontinued in its course that would add to the various sections of the country and safety in other cases freight runs have been under government regulation night j consolidated in an Effort to conserve by associated press leased wire Berlin Germany. July 7.�?the Cler to make Mage o attract Nicaj and social democratic parties 1 from the Walter Reed general hos by associated press leased wire a ave addressed a joint Appeal to the i Pital when she presented the Mem Springfield. 111., july 7.�?author-1 German Peoples party inviting the orial. Ity to Call a special state convention latter to enter the government Coli i its heavy and certainly has some by associated press leased wire Washington. D. C., july 7.�?there j flying should be made Safe by de j equipment will be no adjournment of Congress until the soldiers compensation Bill has been made a Law it will be Tak i in up and disposed of under a special agreement As soon As the Tariff Bill is this Promise was made today by senator Mccune Ber of North Dakota. Chairman of the finance committee to mrs. H. B. Smith of Whitman mass., who delivered a third petition bearing a million signatures for enactment of the Bonus Bill. Mrs. Smith dressed in the uniform of salvation army was accompanied by a scorer wounded veterans of Illinois Coal miners should the Federal government intervene in the nationwide Coal strike was vested in i who Are willing to lend Active president Frank Farrington of then the work safeguarding and Illinois mine workers by his exec building up repubb7. Live Board and sub District officials this Appeal the two Bour at a secret session last night it be Felp a parties in the co Aulon bloc came known today. A i Yective entry of the Independent soc this authorized convention will act i i lists in the government which is i upon or. Farrington up a for a sep probable in View of the urgency with i Arate wage contract for Illinois which the majority socialists Are seek which in turn will be submitted to i ing reinforcements from the left. Ion a was the need of the hour demands weight a said Scia or Mccumber As the enrolment of All the National ele he grasped the bundle. A we Hope it will have some weight in the Senate a mrs. Smith responder associated pros Lead off win Chicago. In. July 7.�?a woman. Qty years old. Held several Hundred voters at Bay with a Rusty pistol last a Chat for Twenty minutes awaiting i a arrival of the police when they a Ickey her Home. Lier husband i refused to join the shop crafts to lout. Facing a Shower of stones mrs. Jia Gable armed herself with a ire pistol and faced the . A Quot a you were All my friends he declared a but ill kill the next of you who throws a those in the front ranks Drew Back a i the a dispersed but mrs. Sable was still standing guard when Quot lice arrived Twenty minutes later. The a rank and file for a vote. This action will be taken however Only in the event the miners and operators fail to get together at Washington and the government Steps in to bring the strike to an end. China parliament May name we Pei fun As chief executive de. Quot it will the senator replied. Och itch Erin Breaks Down by associated press leased wire Geneva july 7.�?george Tchitcherine russian soviet foreign minister i who headed the soviet delegation to the Genoa conference has entered a private Hospital at Innsbruck suffering from a nervous breakdown. Eloping some adequate lighting system. Then in a ase of an emergency there would be no clogging of railway tracks no delay. The air Fleet would be ready. And in time of peace the Busy business and other travellers always in a hurry could travel anywhere safely comfortably and quickly through the air. Sterling hits sea booze South Dakotan would open ships to search at distance of eighteen Miles Washington. D. C., july 7�?pio-Hibition enforcement officers could Board and search vessels within six Senate beats cloture move five republicans join democrats to defeat plan to Umit Tariff debate irregulars Are making gains in South. Claim by associated Presa leased wire Dublin. Ireland. July 7.�?the regular communique issued by the republicans Headquarters at Mallow claims the irregulars Are making rapid Progress in Southern Ireland. The capture of several More free sate posts is reported. They included mount Ballew county Claire col loony. Sligo Ball Namore Leitrim Ennis Orthy Wexford and urling Ford on the Kilkenny tipperary Border. The republicans also profess to hold former government posts at Skibb Ereen county Cork Listowel Kerry and foynes. New Castle West Abbey female Broadford and Ballin Garry All in county Limerick. Washington. D. A. July 7�?the Republican move to enforce cloture on the administration Tariff Bill failed today in the Senate. The vote on the motion to enforce the existing Rule was 4 5 to 35 or nine less than the required two thirds majority. The democrats voted solidly against the motion and were joined by five republicans. The Roll Call follows for the motion republicans Ball. Bursum Calder. Capper Curtis do Marine leagues eighteen i Pont. Edge Elkins. Ernest. Fernald coast of the l a phial Miles of the France Frelinghuyse Gooding United states under an amendment Hae Harreld John on. Jones of to the Tariff Bill proposed today by senator Sterling Republican. South Dakota a member of the judiciary committee. As a result of the Appeal the parliamentary situation has become still More confused. There is litle Prospect for reconciliation Between the two socialist parties and the Peoples party. Selection of a successor to the late or. Rathenau As foreign minister also presents difficulties unless president Ebert and Chancellor Worth decide _ upon appointment of some diplomatic i v n 9 a official who is wholly without party i r re a a Pittsburgh .003 010 to today baseball National league Harrison charges republicans with cuban sugar plot by associate press leased wire Washington. D. C., july 7.�?redwing discussion of the Republican for cloture on the Tariff Bill bettor u n Ison. Democrat. M Sis a i told the Senate yesterday shut i us panned whet he a up schedule was reached a to expose the Deal attempted to be put or by senator Smoot of Utah rank Republican on the finance com Pattee whereby Cuba would have restricted its sugar production in re Ira for lower Tariff duties on that a Quot a modify. He argued that this was f be of the reasons Why the republicans wanted to Cut off discussion on the Tariff. Senator Harrison charged that Ben Sior Smoot had written a letter to major general Enoch h. Crowder representative of the american government in Cuba with a View of strangling Cuba into entering into a $0jsact to restrict its sugar crop to �?�00,000 tons and in return to re-q1v a Banff not so High As that pro by associated press leased wire peking China july #7.�?china has the Prospect of a representative Republican parliament within the month the first gathering of that body in five years. Its first task will be the selection of a president and general we Pefu military Leader of the North is strongly supported for the office. His persistent refusal to i consider being raised to the position has not discouraged his supporters nor has his retirement to Loyang weakened his popularity. Molla Suzanne both win and Are to be matched in finals affiliations. Berlin continues without bourgeoise newspapers the striking printers Only permitting the appearance of the socialistic and communistic organs. The strike threatens to spread throughout Germany tying up All but the Radical i j. Barnes. Causey and Smith Yellowhorse Gooch Gaston. Daugherty plans 3ioa.r1ng Washington. D. C., july 7�?attorney general Daugherty has arranged to conduct a hearing next thursday on the question of the legality of permitting the tale of intoxicating be rages on shipping Board vessels. It w As Learned today at the department of Justice. Is Laid on table Washington. Kellogg. Keyes. Ladd Lenroot Lodge Mccormick Mccumber Mckinley Mclean. Mcnary Nelson Newberry Nicholson nor Beck Oddie Pepper Phipps Poindexter Rawson. Shortridge. Smoot. Spencer. Sterling. Sutherland Townsend Wadsworth Warren and Willis �?45 against the motion republicans Borah. Brandegee. La Follette Moses and norris�?5. Democrats Ashurst Broussard Caraway. Dial. Fletcher Gerry har free states now in cont Roi j of midlands Belfast Ireland july 7�?All of the Irish midlands Are now under control of the provisional governments forces. The fighting at Cronyn Castle and Rosemead House at Belvin county Westmeath ended with the surrender of the Republican garrisons to Captain Conlon of the free state forces. The prisoners were removed to the Mullingar Barracks. A lorry Load of ammunition was taken from both buildings. Including sacks of bombs 40 revolvers and too rifles plans also were discovered for the destruction of Harracks and Bridges. Boy a. County Roscommon was taken by National troop under major general Mckeon after an attack lasting several Days the republicans driven from pillar to Post made their last stand in a hotel. No trains have yet reached the West from Dublin. Four weekly newspaper which Are printed in Boyle were not published this week. To is Learned that in the fighting at Boyle brigadier general Michael Dock by. Of the government forces was shot dead Philadelphia .,.120 too too 3 la 0 Cincinnati Ooi too too i 5 1 Meadows and Henline Luque and press. I Wingo. By associated press leased wire a Wimbledon. Eng. July 7.�?mrs, Moll i Blu rated Mallory find miss Suzanne Lenglen both won their mat Che in the Semi finals of the women a singles in the championship Tennis tournament Here today and will i meet for the final honors mrs Mallory Defeated mrs Beamish England. 5-2, 6-2, while mile. Lenglen based mrs. He Acock. England 6-4, 6-1, German inventor is cooperating with yanks in research Boston too 002 of Chicago 201 200 la Miller Marquard and Gowdy Alexander and of Farrell. Weather report South Dakota fair and Wilfur tonight saturday increasing cedi near warmer East portion by associated press leased wire Washington. D. a july 7.�?herr a. La. G. Fokker designer and builder of a monoplane used extensively in Germany in the world War. For Pursuit and combat duty. Is co operating with american naval designers in experiments looking to the development of a new torpedo plane the Navy department announced Vera Cruz placed under martial Law by associated press leased wire Vera Cruz Mexico july 7.�?martial Law has been de eared Here today after renewal of the clashes Between police soldiers and members of the red Union of revolutionary tenants. The rioters were led by women radicals who Are said to have insulted the soldiers. Newspapers Are demanding that the authorities take drastic Steps to prevent further bloods shed. Brooklyn. 02 1 St. Louis. Vance and Deberry Haines Ainsmith of and american league first game 8t, Louis Ooi too oooo i 8 i Boston too too ooo�?0 9 0 Stocker and Severeid Pennock and Ruel. First game Detroit 200 to 021�?7 13 2 Washington too 105 ioo�?6 la 3 Cole Helling Olson Oldham and Bassler Johnson and Pic Inlet Cleveland too too ooo�?0 5 i new York. Too too Fox a i 5 0 Morton and of Neill i Hoyt and Hoffman Chicago too 621 ooo�?3 8 0 Philadelphia. T too 610 oox�?6 9 i Blankenship Courtney and Schalk Rommell and Perkins. Second game St. Louif 003 too of Boston. Too Ooi to Wright Pruett and Severeid far Guion and Ruel a. Ris Harrison Heflin Jones of new the amendment was ordered to lie Mexico Kendrick. King. Myers of on the table and a not be consid err Nan it Owen Pittman Pomerene ered until after the committee Randell Robinson Sheppard amendments to the measure have shleld9 Simmons. Smith. Stanley been disposed of the text of the Swane Orit Trammell. Underwood amendment Fellows Walsh of Massachusetts and Walsh a officers of the customs the coast of Vic Tana 30 guard the Treasury department or. Total against 35 other officers whose duty is to in j 0__ Force the National prohibition act i Ned inc Villi i May go on Board any vessel at any Kkt Fuks will place in the United states or within six Marine leagues of the coast of the United states and Hail Stop and Board such vessel in the enforcement of the Law prohibiting permitting regulating taxing or relat ing to the liquor traffic. Aimed at smugglers a a the provisions of the National meet Here july la for two Day picnic government is moving against North Donegal Belfast Lri july 7�?an enveloping movement by free state troops has beg a in North Donegal and a clash Between the rival Force seemed imminent today. Reports from the Republican stronghold at Gien Veigh Castle and inc fort indicates that the occupants Are preparing for desperate stands Winter wheat Harvest is on a i b Arley and Oats will re a two Day picnic of the South a i ready for cutting neat Kota Bee keepers association to take week. Farmers assert prohibition aet and other Laws relat i the place of summer meeting Chiching to intoxicating liquors shall be was to have been held will take place harvesting of Winter wheat started in full Force and effect within six in Mitchell next tuesday and wed in Davison county this week and is Marine leagues of the coast of the it mesday. July la and 12. The meeting now Wen under Way. The Rye is a United states and shall be enforced wil1 at court House Square j All Cut while the Barley and by Buch it in Mitchell wll by ready for harvesting by the amendment is designed to Aid next week the Federal government in prevent o cwr�?~"5, Nisi 5 Farmers of the county Are United ing the smuggling of liquor into this a out or Jjo City la Jill he i in the opinion that Prospect for country and also to prevent ships j Fri nominal sneakers. Good crops Are better this car to a from anchoring just outside the three aj1 keepers in South Dakota Are for a tar one a Nve Vallins for a Wev cargoes do spa or of to attend the Meeng. Weaker,��.� for Dicu oroitnicc7 Pacific Northwest Mimi him Dina has Forest fires in a a it to jts ground but the Heads Are filling out Well and the Prospect re Good for an excellent crop. The Spring wheat will not be read for of wounds in Dublin of associated press leased wire a j Seattle was july 7.�?forest Dublin Ireland july 7�?cathal fires Are raging in virtually every tim. Bingha one of Eamon de Valera a Breed area of tace Pacific Northwest cutting until the Afy w k chief lieutenants died today from and hundreds of men were being week or Carl it Jim the wounds he received on wednes rushed today to augment the crowds l Juvva and saw Day while trying to fight his Way which have been working to control \ Hanson county on july 4 in Clear at the surrender of the re pub blazes constantly growing in number a a a k. Loran garrisons in la sack Yilla at Aatland Ai Tor the last week or tee i Esparto the Oata crop to not react area. I Dave. For a

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