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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-06-20

Discontinued his PHpcF.-One Of our sub
scribers, paying one, and one for whom We have
great respect stopped his paper the other day, as
punishment for our statement of the action Of
tho Board Of Supervisors. at the extra session a
few days ago, on the question of raising tax for
thebeneft the families ofVoluntears We think
we were very mild in our remarks upon that sub
ject. Our friend confessed that he expected the
Board would do something, though he was glad
they did not. lie further confessed, that while
he was bound to punish us, he must do us the JUS
tee to say that we were publishing better paper
now than has over before been published in Ke,
noshO. We shall hope to see our friend 3 name on
our list again before many days.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-06-20

w are requested by the County Treasurer
to say to the several Town Superintendent that
the School Money has been received at his Of
nee, and their respective apportionments ready
to be paid over.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-06-20

WhCw.--Wo had two days last week of the
most outrageous weather. 1t was hot--uncom
fortobly warm, and the wind blew a perfect gale
from the west all the time The dust few in blind
ing Clouds filling the eyes, ears and mouth of ev
erybody out doors, aud sitting through every
crack and Granny, into Offices, shops, stores, and
parlors, in miniature drifts of fine sand Con
riderable damage, we understand, was done by
the wind. Fruit and shade trcos were blown down
and quantities of young fruit was whipped off the
trees
We have heard that in some sections, vegeta-
ton was scorched and blackenod by the wind. as
though burned by flame We havo seen, howev-
er, nothing Of the kind around this city.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1861-10-03

the notes of such bank, and the amount Of sueh
per centage, together with all necessary expenses
incurred in advertising and selling such stock.
shall be audited by the State Treasurer, and on
his certificates the Auditor of State may deduct
the same from the proceeds of such sale.
SEC. AZ. ANY person or persons violating any
of the provisions of this act not herenbefore spe
officially provided for, shall, upon conviction
thereof pay fine of not less than fiftv dollars
or more than five hundred dollars for each and
every offense, 10 be recovered before any court
having competent jurisdiction and all fines and
penalties recovered shall be paid into the State
treasury.
| SEC. A. This act to be published IN one news.
paper in each county in this State. where prac-
ticable and in one newspaper published at the
Capital for six weeks previous to the next gener.
al election, and to be submitted to a vote of the
electors of this State ut the general election to
be in force from and after its approval by the ma
iority of the votes cast at such election. The bal
lots used at said election shall be written or print
ed, as follows: :" For Banking Law" or Against
Banking Law" as the case may be, and the re-
turns of such election shall be made in accord
ance with the election law Of this State
| APPROVED, June 18th, 1861.
| SECRETARY OF STATES OFFICE
| Topeka, Sept. 10th, 1861.
| l hereby certify that the above is q true copy
of the original Enrolled Bill, as filed in my Of
flee.
JOHN ". ROBINSON.
Secretary of State.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1861-10-03
THE RIVAL OF COTTON.

If King Cotton is not to be speedily de-
throned by the folly and crime of its sup
porters, bis uncrowncd rival Flax, is des-
tined to give him some very severe pokes
In the ribs. Recent specimens of the fax
production have been brought out which
come very near the genuine article, if not
fully up to the average of cotton. Flannel,
calico, drilling and thread have all been
made of the new fax fibre, and with a
remarkable degree Of perfection. New pro-
cesses for preparing the fire give great
encouragement to those who are embarked
in the business. Mills for the nanufac-
ture have already been erected in New York
and in New England, and will soon be in
operation, not only working the fax by
itself into fabrics, but working it in con
nection with wool and cotton. There is
little doubt that American ingenuity and
enterprise will soon accomplish what the
English, French, and Germans have failed
as yet to achieve. Machinery and capital
arc being somewhat extensively employed
in this improved production. Thus while
great and successful efforts are being made
by Great Britain to procure cotton supplies
from India and Africa, the inventors and
capitalists Of this country are pushing for
ward the fax production as a powerful rival
Of the great monopoly Of the rebel States
keuneLcc TturyoI
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1861-10-03
THE PACIFIC TELEGRAPH.

Without one-hundreth part of the fuss
which preceded and accompanied the laying
of the great Atlantic Gable, which lasted
for two hours-a cognate enterprise of four
times the importance is going on rapidly,
and to completion. In fact, so very qui-
city is it being done, that even our own
people are scarcely aware how fast the wires
of the Pacific Telegraph are stretching
across the continent. If no unforeseen acct
dent happens, the western half of the line,
between San Francisco and Salt Lake City,
will be in working order before the snow
falls in such quantities as to prevent opera
tions. On the eastern side the line is al
ready up to the head of the Great Ameri-
can Desert, nearly 500 miles west of Fort
Kearney; and there are strong hopes that
tine whole line will be in working order
from the Atlantic to the Pacific, by the 9Th
of December next. 1t is impossible to over
estimate the importance-socially, political
]y and commercially -of this great link be-
tween the two shores; and it is no matter
of wonder that the Californians are waiting
impatiently for the first fash over the wires,
while We almost forget the enterprise. The
Pacific Railroad must soon follow, and then
indeed will California be bound to her
Eastern mother by links that even rebellion
will be slow to break
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1861-10-03
A WESTERN OBITUARY NOTICE.

Mtstur Eola'ur :-Jem bangs we are scr
ry tn staff, has deseizcd. He departed this
life last mundy. Jem was generally con-
sidered gud feller. He dide at the age of
% years old. He went 4th without airy
struggle; and sch is Life. tn Da we are
as peppr grass, mighty smart; tn Morrer We
are cut down like a cowcumber of the
ground. Jem kept a nice stoar, which his
wife now waits on. His yilchews wos nu-
merous tn behold. Menny is the things
We bot at his growcery, an we are happy tn
staff tn the admirin wurld that he never
cheeted, spcshully in the waite Of makeral,
which wos nice and smelt sweet, and his
suryivin wife is the same wa. We never
new him TO put sand in his sugur, tho be
had big sand bar in front of his house nor
nur watur in his Lickers, tho the ohio rivur
runs past his doar. Pece to his remanes
He leyes wife, s children, COW, bosses
a growcery stoar, and other quadrupeds to
morn his loss; but in the SPLENDID Ian
gwidgc uf the poit his loss is tharc eternal
zane,
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1861-10-03
c. A. WOOD,
EL.1CK EDV NETE SMITH
Junction CITY. Kansas.

junction City, Kansas.
HAVING CARRIED OK THE BUSINESS
IL for several years in BOSTON, and having
had many years. experience in Carriage man
ufacturies and shseing shops and also large
experience on breaking plows would announce
to the surrounding country that he is now
fully prepared to do all kinds of work, such as
| HORSE Shooting, IRONING WAGONS,
BUGGIES AND SIiAlS. FORGING
OF MACHINERY. EITHER
BY DRAUGHr OR PAT.
TERN, FOR CORN.
FIGURING, OR SAW.MlLLS,
on the shortest possible notice.
All work warranted, and done on the most
reasonable terms. Produce taken as payment.
Gunsmithing.
In view Of the uncertainty of horse flesh,
and also of the fact that lpjuns and Seces-
sions:s abound in our midst, it would be
useless for to urge upon the settlers the
Importance of having their old shot-guns and
muske:s, &C., made I" bran new / therefore
announce that particular attention will be paid
to the repairing Of all manner OF FIREARMS.
LOCKS OF all kinds repaired, and Keys
fitted.
sHCP on WASHINGTON STREET.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1861-10-03

A PLEASANT VoCABULARY-A mem
Der of the " Tiger Rifles" of Louisiana
gives the New Orleans True Delta a very
highly colored picture Of the exploits Of
tina: fierce regiment, at the battle of Bull
Run, in the course of which he says:
"Our Lieutenant, old Tom Adrian, than
whom Drawer man never wore hair, shout
ed out, "Tigers, GO in once more, go in my
sons-I'll be greatly, gloriously God id
if the SIS of BIS can ever whip the III
gers" Our blood was On fire, life was
valueless. the boys fired one voiley, then
rushed upon the fce," &c.
Such language would naturally FIRE the
blood of most men. We should like to
know if this is the ordinary vocabulary OF
the rebel officers-L-cchaaqe.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1861-10-03
NOTICE.!
To the Electors Of the State of
Kansas.

1t becomes my duty to lay before the voters
of this State the following /" Bill on Banking
FOR their approval Or rejection. at the general
Election in November, 1861, as according to
the Constitution of Kansas, ARTICLE XIII,
Section s." no Banking Law shall be in force
until the same shall have been submitted to a
vote Of the electors Of the State, at some en-.
eral Election, and approved by a majority of
all the votes cast at such Election.
j. w. ROBINSON,
Secretary Of State.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1861-10-03

re A broker, not long ago, when es
corting far damsel home, asked her hat
kind Of money she liked best OF course
the blushing beauty instantly suggested
matrimony. "What rate of interest does
it BRING" inquired the man of current
funds and wildcat documents of proper
ly invested" lisped the fair charmer-" il
properly invested, it will double the origi
nal stock every two years."
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1861-10-03

The common vocabulary in all languages
is limited. An agricultural laborer en-
ploys about three hundred words, an elo-
.quent speaker often uses ten thousand
The Bible contains six thousand. - Milton
uses eight thousand, and Shakespeare fifteen
6hcusand.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1861-10-03
HARPER'S WEEKLY,
A FIRST CLASS ILLUSTRATED PAPER.
The Best and Cheapest

1Ue Dcst CIedPVSI
Family Paper in the World!
FIVE CENTS A NUMBER; $3.50 A YEAR
TERMS OF HARPER's WEEKLY.
One copy for twenty weeks, $ 100
One copy for one year. $50
One copy for two year, 400
Five copies for one year, 900
Twelve copies for one year, 1000
Twenty five copies for one year, 40 90
An extra copy will be allowed for every club
Of twelve or twenty five subscribers. 40,
Harper's Magazine and Harper's Weekly,
together, one year, $500.
Terms for advertising-Fifty cents line.
A liberal discount will be made to those
wishing to advertise for three months or more.
HARPER BROTHERS, Publishers,
Franklin Square, New York.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1861-10-03

A SYLLoGIsM.-A correspondent sends US
the following logical proof that cat has
three tails =" No cat has two tails; ca,
has one more tail than no cat; therefore a
cat has three tails"
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1861-10-03

A Missouri paper recently Informed its
readers that /" the wife crop of Gasconade
County in 1860 was $4,000 gals" The
next paper corrected the error by putting
&c wine" in the place of s'wife."
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1861-10-03
LAND WARRANTS.

IN 80, and 100 acre LAND WAKKANIS
Az. on hand, and for sale at the LOWEST
CASH PRICES. Those buying Warrants at
this Office may RELY upon being furnished with
WARRANTS FULLY GUARANTEED. !.
zee. Information given to those who are
desrous of purchasing or pre- empting land IN
this District. All correspondence promptly
attended to. Apply to
nltf WOODBklDdE CDLiN'
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1861-10-03
1 O % 30
a q r. FITS Es'.1.STED !!
CHANCE FOR ALL Who WISH TO
.Asa q rs rs. A El IllM,1o

4 ny PERSON SENDING % CENTS WILL
= receive, post paid, one Of the following
recipes TO make WESTERN CIDER, UNION
STICK Slight. ARTIFICIAL HONEY. LEA
TIER POLISH, SECRET ART OF CATCH
ING FISH; OF for 81 90 I will send all five,
together with SEVENTY other recipes,
arts, am discoveries, with circular containing
terms to Agents. Address
j. w. LOGAN,
COX II, Dunapsville,
Or, Union county, Ind.
Boz 81, Junction City,
milf Davis county, Kansas.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1861-10-03

" EEKL Y
BROTHER JOIIAYIslAMa
One Of the best family papers published in
The United States,
TERMS.-One copy one year, Sl.0o
Six copies one year,. 800
Subscribers to the WEEKLY BROTHER
JONATHAN receive the splendid Christmas
and Fourth of July EDITORIALS. gratis.
Address, 3. b, DAY,
% Beekman street, y. Y.
, 1861-03-02
THE ONLY PREPARATION
- THAT HA6
STOOD THE TEST OF YEARS,
End EruIr more and mora popular dvs1y DAY,

READ TIE FOLLOWING:
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~ + asaa 81 's II Ssst e.
sase s:tSnasd ars L El.a N ssnP5eg he'd
ne p as .tatf q dspsnasncs Eaye ben sbis .
tae n essn spie t. &c
e1tserely nom eold. this tsdacea nc 70 psy Brges
a ass5 I'LL sissss ssGs e IS fsssa Ct
ssts Sid s:f ssaa e. i ~ !. SS I'd
head, Feeling eeanden. y; saotAef IsEe bot.ss
ioas to pefae!efe "a Is ute ia being dcsutuss oi
means to purchase any mn.n. eoald ask thee thee
ass1tt aSd e : T. G g
esS '> III ntend. ..'e, susASEAH KKBY.
s:,s & KeE ID IL, *
thai IN the short space Of ax entSs Nc Fhole upper
lns, I'D aaea ef lie rsasfine portion Qpoa the sde
and back part of ny head shoIt.! sller beGa1e gay
upon 1y cetuFn To- 70 tic stass 81 iadtaIa ~ moe a.
nal acQaaintaantnncee were no. much 1T loes 70
y & & s,Ieto i
I.tonce made sppneaaon 70 the aoss etllta1 PHI
from she41 tat ny WIZ sopd agaia be re.oEed wss
i Z tss ls.ts5 Fl; & = 81 kssse:saSs
asss e Il 6 Saas asea r Etc 81 al
money '.a buy. VsF' se'psstze''z z yfsIa yGRfrA,
y, T19P Sa rsgMstGr & rss = hs ID Ss
Ii good pf1ggisss snd Fancy tsoqds ne.lsfst
il, s. So e. 81 1sss e..
sqh6. nd azls BeotaT1 ssesQias1y-WeoN
, 1861-03-02

Ce1tnea&a to expire On the stst day Of 1snuar5, 1

Cer.neate to expire On tae n6t day OF 1snuar5. 1851
Arpr1ors OFf1c1. 8xAfx or IIIEors,}
8prinneid, January Rt,, 1a6l. ;
wnnx1A The Era IT.: lns1ganes y E0mpany, l9eated
ais odee Of the condition ofits anstE =
cempanes aet .aoorpesased 81 tas state q
apacydntory sheGrto, approved 1anua1J ID. 17 and
Ehers es{d CJnpaay hss furnished satisfactory eyi.
dence TINT IL possessed Of tbs REQUIRED amount Of
cx1ita Invested 10 stocks xad oytg1geA and hzs ed
bend and Secretary thereof appointing G. 8, HUB
HARD and CHARLES H. HUM. ol Chicago, nA, its
Agents for the transaction Of tEe b1sinse 81 said Com
psnY aud fuIly 4nd unreserve1y AUTHORIZING them to
Acknowledge tefy1ca Of process for md on hehAn 0
esi Cowpsny. oonsentnE thai berg1ca Of upon
fne lie sud Axents BaA BE- taken ttd held 10 as
Tad Is served upon the Com pAny, Ed waAF1sg al
ciatm of error by reason OF such service.
Of kSe; sSe Il aaEeesa jgssE pgsS eS 1nafso9
ceftifT that tho sid g, s. HU BBAKp and CHARLES
I'd HUNT aEt authorized n Agents Tor tbs eztd Com,
1nv 10 xnAc9 the business Of Insurance ii nh 6tsta
teaa Hnndssd nd ai11y-TEo. - A. q Hsy may VIA ba
ieT9Iiy empowered 90 to do BY s4ld Company.
80, Il Testimony whe4eof have he e1l1tp NH.
t-s oasee = Springfield tais tweifsh day ot
fezdak;1n = JEssE Z. DuBo1R Auditor PA
, 1861-03-02

|nOANI:5 NEW BARREL
~ MACHINERY.
WARRANTED TEE 5EsT IN AMERICA
To Coopera:
1n Offering s.iis New Unequslle. Barrel Machine
~ othe coopers Of tee Northwest and south, do
tic Best ard Kst Perfect the u!oFt Economical
snd Labor Saving and cheapefs Of any n Use.
D0ANB d HURLBUTS
ssave Eawfns and Dressing machlne,
Fo;: TIGHT WeRa.
a. II saw5 the stn.e from tie belt, cn1yss and
piasss read ~ II the harrel all at cpera
TOD from AEfn t. l1zbb per day. VIII make fS3 70
~ per day c1sr II an s,penses To go with this vs.
En;i itst y. ef 7acas1es for II mt HazT1 Work
1obAXE's sf1vE CUTTING MACHINE. for F1cur
B9ASE B9S HEApSs H1D cE Tg ; Il os5 q s;sss ts: .,
Do5SES HEADING JoNrEa, for AL Kind, OF
B94SES B94Sf ERiH. EP9T .4 EleeE Rss:s @
poAAE:'S EQUAL1zIEG MACHINE ioS ii Ends q
DoAt:5 eKozE AND cHAarEn1Se MAcH1sR,
DoASE::, new WHEEL TIGHT srAvE JorsrKR,
DoHNEs EEAR sA%tS Et 7cu1SE, for III kinda
of M heads, THIS machine Is also the Best shi5E;le
Doa1s has ths OILY Barrel Machinery fer Completing
Flour baEre1R ffo the Crude Timber This machinery
h. cos! thousands dollars to prrf eL made Of troa
81 Ssfe1putGa: @ ~ soMkSton On cat e ths question
until you nuanse 5enH for en- catalog1e and cr
cnlars Address =. o. Boz 2.H w. q. DOANE,
nJls1>l.y1 H Clark street, Chicago.
, 1861-03-02

r I R e., N 4 r I N E j,
~:
, 1861-03-02

Persons wishing drop letters advertised must a.
fix three cent stamp.
daily, (e1eept sundays) from I An. till Pm On
Sunday from till 101l An From November till
May l, from IN. till r,E., daily Except Sun
ISAAC COOK. H.
, 1861-03-02

MICHIGAN SOUTHERN AND
III LAKE 8HOEE RAILRDAD
1560H.-..; Wintsr Ar7a1Sema3t. 49,. l46ot q
1ekes effect sunlav, Nov. T.
az AA.-Tew Tork aad Boston E1p-ess-datEy orca
FundAyE, vi OLD Loa
obr. Might Express-daI17 exreps Saturday. via
Old Lne
Connecting At Toledo and Detroit wtta train, to IN
pSints Interior In Utla, PenIsyivaa1A New York anG
tie Sev England Seaas and taaadas.
61o l. " and so ?. x.-P:ttsb:rxa, Baltimore end
'Fh1lade;pAt& E1 press VIA Isyels1d making
80 "a qulck silus ~ any otheAH1fhte.
900 l. 4, and 60 P. M.-pAtreit E1pfe-s via Adrian
arriving IN Detroit nt 6:l p ~, ard S.'j 4 Y
Snaneetns dfectly Wit. ssdir On tho Lrpai
II Woodruff Patent Slseplax CAta ,+ceo omnanv all
e Night Trains thls route 70 Sew orx and H=ste
Tickets can be had At all t1rErt Offices In The y:fst
and 1t the tompauJ1 ouce d South Clarg street. aid
st tho depot
krrlTe tn Chicago It aN \. Y. ard aA1P.x-
GhO. n GRAlt Gent. HeAsern Agent
ddax u. EAAfA1II- e5enl SupE tEeAoQly
, 1861-03-02

n n - N..- p = :.
hS lC 1lSis sG ~ uE1Ah,- 1Ts 0W eet'6
A-4a'-'s'S - .'' ~ A" ~ oi'f1fatfeu ~ xfy. n
III c4st. Il iGneorss arising from suraans Rrtsen ar
T-ercttae, IFS cEeet Is .psrtcal .nd car+.., u.-.
r",, c-... ~'pN @as1A1- a6aIes&
CT SAaoe 'aa eeas'coeA Aan&e dE, It Etl also cure
80. a,a .,,.a,r .ho.. 1t, a0 pe e"eAe pre-
h,,,,s ~. -s..->.,'. -s~Ae@ pot eou1.na-
T. sssr ~ w. E-s n-e sseA.'t@s ~ sa1eaa cure+
- 70 oeteefate Or hope
.e,.s. r,,>,c,.;o, ~, -. - 1antne1s ana III
, 1861-03-02

& B. MABoE, Superintendent
G. c. WHEELER Sell # Agent
JOSEPH PRICE Treasurer, d4i
, 1861-03-02

We n1aH 10 the trade, n tAe Low a6T NARKEI
PRICE3:--
$500 boxes TIN PLATE
t,sm bds SHTET IEGE,
Me RUSSIA IRON,
I'D IMITATION RUE8IL
&5o0 BRIGHT sud Ar,1EALu FI1a
as cashs sHEET ZNC,
10 toE1 PIG TIN.
11t5co lbs. C0PPEE pGTT0MA
. 8sts T1NEERS' TOOLS and 1sACEIYE3
10 casu BRIGHT OK axA COIL CHAINA
1poa dok AGB
10o EH0VE1A ePADEx ga Scoops.
u toni BAD R1Na
TuTTtE, HlBBARD 4 co.,
ocfkWH = 0ornsr Of State and Lake stz
, 1861-03-02

E3ENTLEMENSS LET.
A
Abbott Al Arnon Patrick Aston Jnmes
Alien Benjamin. Anderson DR. c Alien James T
Armstrong An Abbey D Aaron :
drew Appleby E Allen Joseph
AveryC Anderson FrankAlI{s Jostah
Anderson C1earyAdlafd ThonHs A1teI1 Wash'n
Andrews & Oe- Anderson G Anton u E
void Allen Jsmee Adams Lewis
: lien, Lyttle &cnAnstin Ira o Altman David
Arthur Charles
II
Barker & Berry Be1lman Henry Brennan David
Burrows 4 mdRass Henry r Boyd Robert
= Bfckford nasisonBurgess L B
B4yte & CO BaulA VS. Boomer Geo
Bakeweu, PeaseRAtksrJ a BE13and Thos
& co BlAin ] F BonhAm Thoe
Barnett d. Mpr-Bis1loW 1Aa BusCeEs Geo
ray Bird JAs Bronson.TJ
Baxter Albert Beard Ira Butler Thos
Blako d StoWellB4rkeE J " Brown Thpe
Bacon Austin A. BalHmoE Jno Branch 81
, 1861-03-02
c WIN &c Ii OHM ES,
[. CORNELL + cos
Family and Man ufacturi ring
$50 SEWING MACHINES.
r4GGAHT hFAKR*S FkTEET.

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e* sa5 ~ T. Hteats th1. - yIF. t5s3 rs s:1st
KIM S, 81 az - s9s 3' szs f aHis hsn az
tscrr~ :11l:-.1 IA: moi iSt.r:t::
a.-cS: coac:.;:.,, = "a e;..H tc;,@i=. bash
M - ~ uss a II: :ies: ri ;ea n;acl : n any
Gsa:ztss 9: eiie' nsse se,csaI s1;lt,. Sssdies
af e9!stns lns "a, M r1I ~ ic: q ttsH
z fes E Masi III ue Il ~ 4 7E e.; das St
asy a.actl.c Ht4c:. Gots MT Wholly ahEfi tae pur
1Ert Il ors tAAa az e:is=r tDart ,eG=sazy eorne
sisE Ia buying most mAc.iGHs ;;!t.
ssTast;, netd:e :a- = !, araes sId:t te s-a: aes.
nuaa txo 1as:ea .iools, as.ther st2 ihs:-1ta and
e ~ I st Il q ~ s:?ss sa aa as
t!44t u. ~ Ok t;e-e: : = w .'so segTatt:S
xs.s es.ls sus .s ss iasSs ) as ses
sti3 for q; yar!e:.c, u rara xt esflsd! DC sss1e
is seas.oa Is fr:cri easis aa1 stilt b9taerb
1obsag nosr;e e. 1asa T. oS' ''1e LIZ o.
can e.se's ta t:ae 70 p:eee q xbsrxay1Eg MS
asrs sve! e* = 7Hy s 1ssf aaftts 't"g te L
fns very Goat Il nr>c.E.@ nsache1, Aad though
T, ersatcs y hSe Se M Sg ,sa
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