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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-10-17
s r o VEST
N o IRIS 4 CHENEY

NJ ~ u MO q NE
A RE on hand, - usual, with large and
IA complete assortment Of al sizes and pat.
terms Of
Cock, Parler, and Heating Stoves,
comprising the latest and most improved styles;
together with
TIN, COPPER, AND SHEET-IRON WARE,
in any quantity to suit the market-all Of which
will be sold " dirt cheap" for the CASH!
We have also on hand
BAR IRON AND STEEL,
Of various kinds, to suit the trade. And last,
though not least, We will keep complete a.
sortment Of
MOLINE PLOWS,
which. for good qualities. are unsurpassed by
any other in use. .-E,-H.-
White Cloud, April S, lse0-ly.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-10-17
ORDER OF PUBLICATION,

ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
In the District Court Of the Second Judicial
District of the State of Kansas. sitting within
and for the County of Doniphan, for the trial
Of causes arising under the laws of said State.
Powell u. Levy Attachment.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-10-17

II he Diarict Cessf Of tie Second Jslieisl DE-
friet Of tie state Of ksssss, siding siaRia sad
for fie Cesnfy Of Dssiphss, for lie trial Of
esuses ssisinq usder Tie ts,os Of Esd State.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-10-17
DIR. MI.ANE'S vERMIFUGE

found to cxis
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-10-17
PLOWS! PLOWSs

HENRY BODEK, n, Cierk.
August -, l66l-6v. 80 Prs fees $zi.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-10-17

In the District Court ftae Second Judicial Dis
trief fthe State Of Kansss, sitting Wiskin and
for the County Of Doniphan, for the trial Of eau-
SEES arising under tie lGus Of said Stsfs.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-10-17

REAL ESTATE AGENT,
jovvicE m TIE COURT House,
HIAwATHA, BROWN CO., KANSAS.
Will attend pronptly 70 al bushes. entrus;
ed 20 hin in Blown and the adjoining Counties
dec. -, 59-lyi - - p ~. % s'-i- q
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-10-17

see Kansas divided. IL Robinson WA I
traitor. shoot him: If Lane WA a tr.;to,
sboot him. ICbeer Alter cheer "a. .;..,
for Lane. and the Gsnsr., va e n' r sfsi
to come forward, He said. "''
When I WAS hare last T :.;a1vo,,d
eo.oner.ts with Rob;n,on n .,. $500. ...s
necessary for the defeucs of X .ns.. MI
mot? '("Yes." "yes"l When 10 mr.
rebels sssailed as in Soutbern K.ns.. So
asked Col. Montgomery to ssk Gov.rno,
Robinson to call out the milit;. Fl. AID
%, and the only rsplv Robinson mad,
vas that Coils. johnson. Richie and 9TH.
ers-ss good men Is We hsve-kad =.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-24

Fremont, being still absent in London.-
Nineteen millions of Anglo sixous, how
eYeE, are engaged in atleAtli struggle, and
without tormulHs to restrain ability, must
produce great man. and with a. leader.
their organization willbe complete. : 2
"a ooEe all, their cause, apnrt Tto b politi-
cal issues, Is palpa6ly based upon the
right. i'olitieians may chatter about state
PrerogatiTes and the Declaration Of fpdP-
protective tariffs and the value
OF Cottnn, but the cuuse OF the war Is
slavery. The Sonih supports the iustitUg
ton tue North den01nces it, ana rs the
contest widens to the full breadth of tbnt
great iss1e. we cannot doubt on which side
victory viii remain. That'if will so widen,
Is conclusion to which patient observers,
however reluctant toadinft an opinion so
!erriGles In its immedf.Lte effects, will. We
Tear, grfduHlly be 9fofcsd. The iuiaEinas
ton Is 64aedin the effort to innpinc rms
of penre not involving tbe 5subSsi Z s.r1
the South The two jconntrieS 4re 40 in
extriea6ly linked by. geographical position
thnt permanent separation seems an Bui
imPossiOle, Half the rivers which tirfint
the West -debouch at points i'd southern
possession Tie frontiers touch each othG
eriarross a continent, distance Of three
thousand miles. The capital df the free
states, defended by free troops. stands up-
on slave soil. The Sonthis dependent on
the North for fopd, the North on the South
mnnuftctqres. Tariffs are impossiLIe
while hnlfsthe national frontier. is in. the
hands of foreign allies, with widely differ.
ent Interests aud ecoromic faiths. The
two bodiss must be allird on sune basis.
ma 1t the tendency of the world be towards
!EeSaon' tNat basis cannot be submission
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be shotat. oIcGowan was given 10 days
gaardzduty for carrying knuvkles. tWitlI5
these variations our experiences have EN-.
brnCeddittle beyond the usua! routine of
drill and. roll-call. The force is rapidly
becoming more and more effective, and NE
hone the future may make esgood report.
airs. Hanna, the principal of your SEMI
nary, has presented eacli member of the,
Washington Gnys with gum Blanket.
They desire 10 express their grIiitude for.
and appreciation Of, this most liIrrdl ndd
well-ttmed gift. ln this rainy we.lther il
rs valued and valuable indeed.
York ought to be clean, tgets "a whole-
sale washing at least Ave days out of seven,
free gratis. =.
The tattoo bids lights out. "a.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-24
A BIG DAY AT HINEYToWE.
tPar the Intsllipoheer1
uAHEYTowS. Nav 18Th. lse,

r,,ss,rsg u. ii!.AHsEYToYAi, May 18th, 1850.
Gas. 49teftigeHceF o-day has Hepn a
Elorions day IN the history Of old Hapey-
t9Wn. On the short nottce of one week,
tee people began 10 aSsemble at an early
hOnr-not sipgly, bat zby. scores and 6y
hundreds. A l'ropositloa was made to
erect Union pole, which was no sJouer
SAID than done. Aud in an Incredibly
Snort time, beautiful hickory was traus-
:terted from tue forest, and erected ia our
midst, from Which the glorious Stripes and
Stars doate,t 10 the breeze, amid Tho
Shouts OF Virginia freeneo.
Time having arrived, the meeting WAS
Organized by appointing John WLarry
Prestdent, 7 Stewart and Jumes Camp.
nell Vice Presidents, and T. +. Marshmun,
Secretary.
Tic audience then united in singing the
Star Sp"ugled Banner, and other patriotic
Mr. r Swan Jour candidate for repre-.
sentativc) was then called on Although
Mr. Swan does not profess to be an oralor,
he was very successful in satisfying the
Union men that their cause iu his hands
would he perfectly safe. He told Us, if
tue people of Aarshall snid so, he MoulI
go To- Richmond If there was not a Union
man In the fiiy, "He'll do 10 tie to.''
Z Mr.. james AcCarrther was then called
snpon.i'y request to read the resolutions
adopted at the Wheeling Convention. AT
the close OF wliirhA delegation from Penn.
,sylyapin WAS gnuopncCl; they were e4cort.
cd into town by orr c6mmittee of recep-
.ttoni They came they said to nssist us 10
.uPho!ding that glorious old flag and main.
,thlntHg tue consutHtion9 9f our country
All bail to the friends Of constitutional
liberty come from whnt State they rnay.-
=. =
the andirnce at great length and power. In
cnnclnsion he read Judge Thonnson's nd
dress TO tiiegrand jury, tIelt unnnswerRGle
document that every man who has any idea
of voting for secession should read, when
II honest patriotism governs his action he
viii stick to the Union. Tue meeting was
then addressed by Wm. Alcxuntier. ] r.
Milson, JUnes Campbell Sc. Time will
nyt permit Justice to. these gentlemen
Saflise it 10 aay secession was
.lapH led illlQlf glQEeF err. The ggrtp5g..s,
8 els0s fQt q ~ ma q e1neilail1s
tliess'seEet EetaFy otered. the following reSolh
tlQps Which were unanimppsly adopted,
:, aSt: i5lt Resotpsd, That we, the people OF
Sandhili District, fully endorse the action
ot tbe Wheeling Convention, and repuJt.
ate in toto the heresy of secession, and we
never Will submit to the action of tho Rich
mOnd Convention.
90 Resoipfd. That we nre perfectly sat-
isfed with the Government Of the United
States, as established by onr fathers, and
we will only submit to any change con-
sistent with the Constitution of our Gov
ernment; and never will we submit to the
Mexican rule sought to be established for
ruling freemen.
3D.. ResolUed. That the proceedings of
THIS meeting be signed by the officers, and
II. L
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The Southern PresbyterIan ON the

The Southern Presbyterlan on the
war.
This paper heads an article ON the war
with these words, "The most atrocious
wickrdness of the age" And so say we;
though we think it strange that those who
have provoked the conflict should thus
unwittipgly give their cOndurti its proper
designation. In the progress of the nrti-
Gle, the following choice hmguage is used /:
There nre multitudes of abandoned aud
fernrious men at the North, who will re-
ioice to indniGetheir passions in the scenes
OF violence and, slnughter to be expected
in such war. They uro not waning in
II species of courage, brutal and 6lood-
thirsty; and fanNtiGAi leaders viii be ready
to conduit them; rs a hOrle of hungry
wolves. TO their prey. They will be met
by men aniul',ted With the enthusiasm of
spirits, ardent to assert their liberty,
and to avpnge tlieir wrongs, and ncrycd
with the danntless courage which Is Kin
died by a;cOntest fOrltlI that is dear to a
freenud a Christian people. Every con.
,sideraIiun ofprfde of ambition, of ihtereS:,
Of passion, will conspirc 10 make this war
desperate. Rrotreted, destructive, and
most ruthless. Where, when, how II will
end, who can venture to guess Z"
How can men protesting to be Christian
gentlcmen write such stun as Ihis
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tFTOu de Ioudna sPeatlsor. Nay q


u : - The North. tdaugh lsss.hap-s
PLY placeji for ghs tnmedi8te Stt1eaiet exs
ceeds Its -rigal ihvall tbs sdliEres Of permas
nert military strength. lis population is
more than douhle+tiiat Of tile Southern
Smiles, itnd nnmshacPd 6y the exibteuce of
a seFtils caste. This population bear to-
day the relation to thOaS SulithcFRers which
their PuTitan f6FefRthefs bore 10 the CSya.
liers EIio planted MaiTladd and Virginia.
Slower. nd perhaps less ohfvulFous, the
spirit Of the Pdritan Is the niore earnest
and PeEsistentr and once aroused, rises to
pitch OF enthusiasm whieh renders victory
Or destruction the only pPEs IDLE allerna-
dres, Th0 Puritan, taB alGarss sbeen victor
tn,ti,e end fFotn sAIarstop Moor 70 the last
struggle in g ADD his feeling seems
noFii Lh0rjnghiy aTo1sed Ths North
Pcssesses gRiEo ten times Tie wealth of the
South, an i4exhaustible epmmissariat, the
commhnd of the sea. and Ibe sympathy Of
all European nations, Si1e stiA iaeks'
iestlers, the ding politicians being Rhol--
u tEqcqnal to a gTest ,ejuIpi tIgucYi Nfl I'm
toln himself TiEinE, 0piYsio, llefFluks OF
hRnest EgpeSia n asose
Ptdotheut df tisttderu Isrtisaas, Colonel
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-24

NUMBER 233
Interesting Newg5!l
A New OIL Well Just DiSeOyeFedl


But n small Amount II IequIred d for5 cv. & :
cry one to take share.
EUeFy 90 eeRt' tnrtsisd tail yisid 81 .gorti
IN ADVANCE OF TnEN NEW NOR TARIFF.
100 GASES % pET NV Go6Dss SP6ISs AND sUNMRH
5een received which the Guhscriher iB Able
TO 5el i9r less than half their original valns.
,,itiG many other .ods received. ho VIII only
nj prices some as low As 50 ets. per yard worth St
least 81, and some Plain SiIks as Law ~ Tc SHEI
pieces OF Plnin Black slks for Dresses and Man.
Dtes9 Goods, large aad varisi assortment ysone
lEFatesS osss e9ss f9F only Sc per y worth at
u; 1'T '! and vIn and aSalod serGssa
Double width grvE blaek and white. Bcroee, for
SEi and pgsSssrsi North s.. t 66T 90 sts,
oha4iss 9pd lnrlaIneS G4nEfazl. ana. ohinsS..i
L1ttse Stoski some - dart FeSnch 6hlntzeS f5r
ss Fs sIE I0E.h q letst eR9 lIsI oahsaes
orepa shawls an 60,
~ dollars pten8; 20 TWi1tal Sllks SlSS1is. FlOTt
!,'ii' +y SieIlA Shavsls. some ~ low Rs 81.
& slS 9'tlll l1itSrS ani Ot11<a NJ dli pnISaI
Eredch Lace Mantlo5 Of an tbS lHtpSt afTlSs
~ IAFge stock Of Ernbroit Oriss-sud white IIonas
a pair, - :. - - 'iAH- s5lts1S
PaEGsols: Hoop sRirtS md coreets. isrRS ste.s,.
80 Sl-D9AEsEloS.=East eOlOred PrintS (IvarFantfd.J i
ISn 9[ " and 0Me per yard; worth 121S 10 and pS
PsEyfai. Bleaehed anil nnbleRche,I NinSIIns e nj
Eluths and qualities. Irish Linen aud Linen Table
CL0ths ~ AL pricrS.. .sV 49,
1s S1oF55 . m pieces fInsEain ply and super
4 goNl a'sortmeIlt of lIOys' Ready 4tada Clothing
~ Sthgr pds t2p 'n'ern'I. to nsgtiqn. all
AND VIII 10 sold ut greatly reduced prices by
u ....--s. 49,. ALIEN, .ITtSY NAN. :,
HPs 9...-s.- u! Main st, Wheeling, Va.
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aa-To have, at a heavy expenditure. furnI.h0d our
Job ohiee with all necessary mategiaIs, embracing
TYPE, RULES, BORDERS CUTS, &C.,
ofths latest and most to render 1t
capable of executing work equal 70 that Of any other
establishment in tho city ond possessing facIii,ie, in
the way of Steam, &c. for doing work oxpNiftEously
unsurpassed by any other Office we respectfully pre-
sent our Claims for share Of public patronage sss
ring thOsP who eutrps theirwor u us that no effort
Ehall be wanting to give entire satisfaction.
noTll-59 CAMPBELI 4! !JDERNoT.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-24
Wheelingl WINDOW Glass MANI

r HAVE pURcH1slD An rrpTT,TRn rrIp
y annEo MRlnEvct1tS, ri a heavy expense. ana be-
ing now IN eessinl operation am fully prepared
ed In quality Of Glass Wheeling ClLtss Is NOT sS
;eellei SO. ROBINSON, rs Main Sf,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-24

The above prOspectus has mp to this date I,,cn
puIlhheu h'1ulS Ine Of our lFldiug papers for ten
daSs No e3tH et0Tts tn get ttCck taken lave been
ness o. the ents rpttse that nvtf two hundIe hGTI
and dpIaFe OtlIt stuck hRs Rlrsdy been taken Nc
W''1ln briefly Htte that the shares arc SIS ear paid
n lul' Without further transferable ly de-
iiEoESi registered only when dividends received
ANY person having money apNT5. can by tile Ir.i
ohaSa of SHARES in the Missouri Mining IConbany
make nm Investment that VIII pay largely and no 4
AtGeS at u Tilly cOuyertr Into e,aIi lnsa
ansWereI. sln = 755=f.f : mi,gSt- 5E,+Ssys
st, Louis. SIn., March % 1861.
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99ailg gntslliqpu6Fr
lTER1Is Oh ADVERTIsING..

TWuvE sOIID LINES or NoxPAAr11, 1oa oSx fKsi...I6
IIsS, MAKE NSQUAEE.
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T The North and the south.
As ESotlsu vtEW oE TRE s1b4Tioxs or IN
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- SS1FEciAL SPECIAL NOTICES Double the above rates
:, ~ Yearly Advertising on reasonable terms nccor
ding to the space occupied and the
made. -@ = -'''4 81 u st'4ns -
All advertisement from tanSient parson6 or 6tranq
en-. to be paid f0T in 1drdncs. y 'At'A"s
business Cards NOT exreedtng Ee lines SO psr year
or 81 for six months but for shorter period nothn9
Will be counted les than Sltnre
The privilege Of Annual Advertising Il limited n
tne AdveTttserS own ImmedihtC buSinesl; mi ali
auSSFttsSnnSHts for the benefit of other prEons a
ven g. al legal advertisements, and advertisements
SlanStion eoe9 and fenl eate sent IN by them mnsl
be paid for at the usual rStG5. y z i
SS1 Advertisements not Accompanied with yy14ttaD
directions viii b inserted untn forbid and ei,srseS
accprdingly. - sAeet ~
Notices FOR Political SFecfines n he ol -,
cASeE Mt full rAtts ~ ~ ~
Marriages NosieFs ef FunSrals, and aunoanesments
etmons, 80 cents 0aeh. noIl1!59
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: : 197'171+11s n 2 = = 4Il33T5IN1 y NE W q IOODI
stsALEXANDBB3s sIL AIEAN."
ION RESTORING THR COLOR or THE NAM
!. from grey to a b1thtlal DruE6 or black,
zBNBRE S GBRBE EEBS,

Tusr RIcRIyEp. Ii anRETTrs i,tIFIy (sn6s >.
- GApien Sseas. which ne MIN Self at tis rSItir;.
lowest rates, and warrant Eham fTc.6 All oo,i,''
nn5e1 ail tatelieltg 10 the eontT.iry.
1eHera p5efsrrthE to have th5tr hflia difeEf
nom LlFalretha can boAec8hamndsttd nv loayiII
their orders Ei'h ma. Our lrisAlIs mar elT on a ~
hsFPtotlrei t2E . treEa and EsHuIho artfeie
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SPOTSWOOD HOTFI


RIctINIONb, VA.
Bunl ia 1883, AID Farafissi ,6,.al b anu Il, is.
intel SJt.1.
JOSEPH II, CRENSHAHV, Proprietor.
THEODORE ". IIHNNIGER,l
snPt and Manager. mhl4-Iya
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isfied with the Government Of the United
States, as established by our fathers, and
We will only submit to any change con-
ststent with the Constitution of our Gov
ernment; and never will we submit TO the
Mexican rule sougbtto be established for
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-24
2. G.. HILDRETH q BRO.

AspatF for IIoEE's Improved Counter and Platform
Scales
re hIg1Est AsrCef isies paid or Rags, Flazis1d
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FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
sks accepted At terms consistent with soyoncy and
fair profit.
INeidl ttSHttoH gfnCH 70 IasiIr1NcgaE D DWELLLTSS
aud csateafS. for tsrSt1 eSont to Gps gairE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-24

But n Small Amount II equIred Tor Z cv. ) !;
cry one to take a Share.
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lLenfy D. BAcon, 80 L.iT. BnEy!
A' ~ LLeEit' IEeaa ALFRED CLAPP, PreSt.
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2. A. BREWTLINGER q CO5
The Glt12e;ll,s !! 6! Z: Deposit , Bank

T9ANKoRESgRoAt O'CLOCK A 81. USTTIs
II y. Dlsso1nt 10 dui6eI 4, &,
tleGtFod "a EFIl -
Z tlasEes PAID On ytpeesdl {sB6stst
:. Collection ma pscssea prompt ytSitt6d
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HO4J TeopiESd and eaIgiIJ 8 ! = =. =,
myS IL REILLY.
HOOP SKIIITS ron 3. .IbIRs AID
IL CHILDR:S. At the Varsity ist5F6 t4I5s q
my4 .. NIG0Lli. 4 BRO. 100 Mails Street
#GHAHER HOODS CANE lBOOPB,
~ y 'Esets s1tt2n t'seFyi DF4b, Bipss sp,t1ed and
myt D.iLcoLl REp- 100 Nah ssrssta
E{WITIL SEyy .IsiPleoyEaIRSTs. AT nEDuegD
~ ~ prices t1r sale ~ No. > YEaEhinEton nan,
pAAe p. BROWN. AEt,
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E0eTg 80 ee1ts inresied taiN mid 81 lgoriI
IN ApvANoE OF TnE, NEW NOR Fknrrr.
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tlQps which were unanimously adopted,
.ISt. Resoipsa, That we, the people OF
Sandhill District, fully endorse the action.
of tbe Wheeling Convention, and rcpudi-
ate in tote the heresy of secession, and we
never will submit to the action of tho Rich
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-10-31

RAsssA oAvAlsr.-lAv viii b M,
- sssiss Il cspl Miadlsso.
9MeenpsAt ~ pGslsr. ssup
- esvsssl days psier 70 ,,.r,.
$500 ssatsase, 4 onssis.
- sess 81 NJ ss,,,;a..
'~~ Wsit ~ aaysSlae
~&3hh n As
80 .saase ~ ~ Asvs a. =.
49, : sssiiays 4 ss,sssy-ev,
0no,WG0nsvAaS-
49, hhhpmiAas n s.i,.se
- ssspaay \ ~ ssppen
IN 6ssaisasd ~. VIA ~
e<1c10krN1aW
ets tey tAsir hsssss e.
$780, lnr,hheSI
21 sl1sss salise =
- u NM
9AnRNa
80
6S3aRAtRe@|
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-10-31

Thessssds n lsnas bslses Asvs len
saved Z M ~ dessspils6s and mlsssy. ~
the sse u this iuvsIusble Lislnel 1,
viii relieve psiu aluest isslasisAssesly,
ssd II gill elesase. pssi:v en- heal ~
fsslsst Ssvs IN IN iscssdirls shors tin ;.
MfLsss's TSlesair ~ LtstAsssS will n.
lisvs ~ uess iavss0oos soees n nbeons.
ties, 0pse Of NesplGto. ~ pDtaIyaie.
'Cessracsed Nueeles. StlGbeas ~ Woatsso
IN ~ !siess, lDssslss = 1lesaass. n I'll
aev1 i'll. I've Applications vjll ssss
Scss 1hsset, ualaiiA y vsrsh& IN
nusse Or 8eeltb, ~ az paln, II h IN u.
fsilsbie vsos1y. Tyk ~ ~ vlll "a
!, = isssvsss'ssrssdy. ksssMdssys
.01Pissssrs, Yssssss,o, any ss.Asviss
shae.s II hsssse, W esys nocu b. ssiac
nstease veleash 90 fAetmssi. nac
apsedv ~ Issaliabls ssaelse o~ellsseesjss
cssss'l s.s's,f: 1880 ssssssy
tiss,s. s,gi. s:1ysss ~ = sse,lssss.
,rs. sals y I. :. Clhshs Pssslas
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tent. ~ Of y = readers to = remedy known
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