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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-11

Boy SHOT IN THE LEG.-Last night, whilst
party of boys were playing together IN Il
vacant lot, near Marshall and Jetferoon streets,
one of them discharged pistol, the contents OF
which took effect in the leg of another intlict-
ing rather a severe wound. When the police
arrived on the scene the boy who had fired the
pistol had escaped, and while making the arrest
Of Theodore Wheeler, one of the accessories,
the wounded boy was taken to hIs home
Wheeler, the boy arrested as an accessory was
committed by Alderman Fitch to answer
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MRS FLORENCE VIII sing "COns tantlnODle" Tonight
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NEW YORK LEeIsLOURk.


AL1ASr, Jan ~, 1899
Petitions were presented for an Underground railroad
An New York, and Of the Third Avenue Railroad CON-
many Tor perm ssicn 10 construct branch Tracks.
nLrs NOTICED
NJ Mr. L.a,r (rcpD Of aichmond-ro amend the
s,nsral Insurance law by providing that No company
,r.n,.ed under the ssms shall any risk 70 an
s,,orai exceeding per cent % ~ paid up capital not
thsiaadlng they may effect reinsurance thereon; 70
i Nv M Prrpsox trcp) of Knp-ro amend the charter
Of he Morris Insurance CJnpany.
NJ NJ Pcurrs rspl OF ouisnc-Requirins police
tuces and Iustc~s o. The pcaoe 70 Ole md exhibit an
p"'"' !" mIfs r~rrsprcm.
ny Mr. rotaSs-To submit the aue.1cn y -. 80
v,,,i,o "a the people ri The election next h0vemocx
Y Alas requiring Receivers q Inso'vent sefcty Sunc
.nks 20 mako Reports the Bank Sapennseeoeer ana
80 ovrr a. scecd,iy a. possible eli moneys IN their
Sn for the redemption o. the circulation notes OF sAd
nv Mr. Low trcp) Of Sullivan, 70 amend the Asse:s
men, law by reaurine all citxens iable 70 s "
make oath annually AZ 70 the fuh amount w "'' -
and personal property
conferrins additional powers upon The Five Points
.Usns M cuersl Manufacturing law by su,hr
,hc inr,e.se or dlrnlnu,son In the shares Of cum
bany without Affecting the capital
- rBr oraRISTiSE or rIoS
Mr. ASparvs lrcp1 or 0tsego called up the Assembly
Concurrent reso utous asking oonEIe.s 70 urnsn -
sis and huIks for temporary quarantine purposes ans
'ne' were adopted IN, rrnrn mt
The BIN creating Metropolitan sniary district ram
rp the special order and vas read through on motto
Mr. Fo.ass sov.d 70 rspo-, progress Cared
NJ A.,rsws moved tis, the bn Be made the spscis
cftef fcr t1.morroS
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o.su,d IN H. murder no,-shether vela was xutr OF
innoc,ni AZ ana participation Ia this orIne-gas boSsdS
aha question n, duty OF tho jury wa simply 70 q
oulrs wbelhsr pei Ger, tho prisoner tho bar sss
guilty or moi guilty OF 'be crime laid W his charge
rhs Jury retired 70 de 'ers,e on their verdict qsas
tsrpAa ave O'Clock and re- lped absent untl twsasg
minutes past sx when they rfuneu 70 the court roos
When L was announced that ths ury we're rssarninA
all present resumed theis sess, Lod while the jury
~sre being conducted 10 gheis piae W . deep aleoos
prevailed Tue prisoner who yas In an eayonins vvms
vas uen brought into court ans eNmed t'v ssa 10 ~
occupied during tbs trial A. he sncd ne oss ns eyes
aosn W The noor aud when he resume uis ssA 70 ven
.uIe, 70 make usual glance at tho Jury unoa We
.ul nsn Aken Their seats the Ceyk pf W" oour' osee
."e names o VA" Jury, when the following ceremony
'",iv,hs ohe ,erdic, sss gon. through wil,-
verdicts ''' ~ 49,
Foreman-We hsve
Uerk-how say your DO yoa md the prissSe At the
Forcmsn-Gu.ity.
Cierk-Gentlemsn Of the Jury, you aay y,a nnd Ne
prisoner ~ tho bar guilty Of murder in the dsgr. "
ADD 80 say you as .
The Jury then poed the CLERK of the court calling
"sh individual BY name. and the verdict rccoofcf
James Troy Esq, Assistant District Attorney the
n,sds motion that the prisoner DO remanded Tor sss
t-nce.
The Cort-Ths onicer- take the prtson,r In obszrs
and remand hfu 10 jail
The prisoner exhibited no emotion when hs was IL,
prlsed OF the verdict and taken back Ja 10
rage Under charge OF aherin NcSamse tao onicas
Go.lr, aud Pclirsr will bs brought up FOO
day, %. ton o'clock A N.
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The Woman's Hospital Association.
ELECrION OF OFFICERS AID ErCKrTfoH oy AN
EpAL RPQRre.-lrrvEIsTIEs sTAyisINs. Bro.

ZION " OFFICENs AID EHfhrTtOt Ob An
Ey4L WIQErf-lrryEEsIIEs srATisINs. ITO.
Tue Spnpp business xnd general meetings Of The mem.
bers Of the womsns Hosrsl Asocia,iopsn establish.
mont specially devoted to TN treatment u diseases
peculiar TO women-were held yesterday afternoon, At
the Hospitsi, No 90 Madison avenue.
Al the business meeting an election for ofeer- and
attaches OF the institution FOR tho year 1898 pro
ceeded with MrA william d. Aston was declared Fins,
Dlrectress MIRA T. q Doremus Second Drec,ress, Mr.
Thomas Dewitt Third Drecsross, Mrs Jacob Leroy rres
gurer Mrs Elisha Peck Assistant rreasurer Mr. J. Des
ter Bradford Secretary The Board o. consaiins rnya'
clans Ia thus composed John T. Mocsife, N D. Prcsi
dent Drs Edw Dcaneld Thos H. Cock, Isaac y. Taylor
and Guaavus A. Sabine The consulting surgeons are
Alfred Post and fhomA; n. MMkoe. Dr. Thomas
Adds Emmett vas re elected House surgeon Ora j. o.
Inom Fsr s-i and A. Su'' seI Ho, css- sss
general meeting was then held, the proceeding. be
r.. sn. spn ~. sSss read g. 3, Perry This
Document setting forth that tho receipts during the year
1885 bad amounted 70 Sls,s7s Co. and The dse
d. Emmett nczi presented his annual report lengthy
and Interesting paper Afsr setting forth The useful
a. ia value benevolent institution having rcferred
70 several the trasmsnt 81 which had besn pecs
LARRY interesting the adopts In medicine and surgery,
he spoke Of The statistics oonnec,ed with The Hospital
During the year one hundred snd fifteen patients hnh
ben cared ,or .svsnyss ?. hsss BENG ,.s ssrs
fourteen bad improved three had been declared ncara
bic and three had died Twenty nine renamed IN the
Hospital the II. Inst No iess than seven
hundred aud nfty.one Oh. door patients had b>en
treated by Ora Thons and Swift that number be'ns an
Increase Of nfy eight The Of the previous
year In concud NJ his address, Dr. Emmet sdserte1
once nre great berehts conferred upon the poor
b. Hospital and While calling the stfeution ~ me
citizens % the metropolis 10 tbs psccvty of supporting
an inssltusson % ne kfnd returned thanks 70 the a.
.enbsHss fss th<s snove 90 cpessf~e 10 The pesa
Bref rsv1arss ucss thsn made ~ Drs. ". W. van
Buren, ss1 Afrs1 Pos Subsequent N which the bens
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Can . ssagns.t be SEE Assss for Isser'
ma1fty.
surxRios corHr--srscrAL ryEx.
BEFORE judge MrCunn.

ssmvd weeks Ra-ddph k-rn-A import.ti
point in practice decided yesterday by Judge
xccunb At the special term u the Superior Court VIZ
samuel Weeks the pisiruG obtained judgment n lsss
aesost Mr. Randolph nerriu kecrev VI lfsf1 aAp'e
and riding acsdcmy n TEeuty third street tAectt %
v not lsp4ci until the isu last, when De fsielsahi
sttoru@y moved 10 set asie The JOG lifni q
the ground that tie dcfendart va noNH $3.50
xiib ssgnon3ua on e. nlialn and never kaes of tlr
la fslneni against him unin the daie airrs mrtienep
M James ~ Ssee' "a, plsiuii1s attorney cp.ftiA'.
that the bad pose % sct $50 VI l.n@mh
or 20 have any srguuent TIE sui3ot q % li' .A'i
unde the cods, shcL prov ldeA tipi he 81 q
tbat csu be sst up ssfiast l1fgnasi Noa1 - -
IA uas saasaef Tho Cow decided TIE s-4i 40 ~
tsxen sad fl.r,s.s1 tl,e aieNoa nitt aOiss cis
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AisIM, Jan. a, 1895
xrw Yosx orr aovxsurxsr.


An important Is undsr formal oonsuitstsoo
here tonight relating the New York city government
q viii be introduced ins day or two In the Assembly,
and WIN comprise commission Of nine to AUDIT
aud exsmne the Affairs Of all the other boards OF
rsssoncrs and the departments Il win provide also for
aismsAi In cases OF mafessance, and, In simple but
effective manner afford centralized responsible autho-
rty In the control OF the city government aud ln prac
heal command OF It's expenditures The machine IL
simple aud u shall DO enacted must prove most szlu
tary.
CROWDS THE METROPOLIS ALsAxr.
Every train has brought up here lie crowd from New
York city this week Supervisory Aldermen, heads Of
departments and citizens associated aud otherwise
here In strength.
APPOINTMENT cosYrrnrD
Commissarv General Palmer, appointed By tho Gov.
during the reces last SUMNER was confirmed 10
DAY In executive session.
the GOVERNORS RECEPTIONS
tas wear have manifested brilliancy and spirit which
che war would seem 10 hitherto prcclsded for
years The reception this evening was well attended,
and cccssfal a. The two previous occasions this Soc
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by Judge Sutherland
JAN A-Tn the matter 0f the application Of Charles A.
Elcols &C Order OF reference grauted
Mr. " Hendncksone va william rerino. Order ap-
pointing receiver settled
I1ulsa q Eaton Frederick y Eaton Report Of
referee confirmed and judgmont Of divorce granted
By Jsdre Barnard.
Charles A Blosleg Va Ifahe Morris houon denied
vito $40 coss -, -. -.
with $40 ccsl
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hss 100 ~ ia
fifthss - - - Uris ~ gfsseafrG 49, - -
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,.ft k.siss s~~a ssr.nf~f 10 tssftas silA 49, -
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. . 80. .s~fesf ~ sssfsf iHfstteas. ~ ngtsf tss
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shaad ~ $50 90 80 lfafff a.
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Assembly.
ALBANY, Jan. a. 1906
Tho srxAKaR presented the Qlartormastsr Generals
report.
BY Mr.. HlssrCK (rep.l Of Onondaga-To conhrm the
resolution OF the Common Co neil Of New York. BY
leasing certain property to the church OF st. Jamcs
By Mr. BKRRYhAs, (rep.) OF New York-To change the
name OF the New York Free Academy TO the New York
Free College.
BY Mr. LIr1LKyoHs trep, Of 0swego-To amend the act
relative the organization of the Ocean Steamship Com
pany.
BY Mr. TaoRs, (rep.) Of Rensseaer-To increase the
rates Of legal Advertisements.
RErOBrERs
Mr. MnIsPAUGH, dem OF Orange, moved 10 take from
the table the report OF the Committee Rules, which
carried.
He moved TO strike out much relates to the cree
ton Of reporters gallery and excludes from the door
reporters who do not report proceedings In full
Mr.. WEED, tdem.) Of Clinton moved to amend by
limiting the privileges or reporters 10 passing to aud
from the seats which should be assigned them on the
floor.
After lengthy debate the amendment was adopted by
40 to 46 votes. Without taking tho question on tho
adoption Of the report the House adjourned.
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Mr. low thought that would not give Senators time
enough TO examine It, and the many laws TO which H
reera He moved that be made the special order for
next Thursday Carried.
ruBIIo PrETISa AND ADvnsrsH0
communication received from the Comptrollcr,
giving detailed statement OF tho Of all the public
printing binding and advertising for the State during
the last hscai year, at $2l4 l6l
The Senate then adjourned.
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IN. sstssr.tsd Dfeusosd Psri~s
-. 80 -. - ~ So " 49, - f t.fss
:. t.ss.s 49, lsssl ~ ssfs,t ifsrf -. ~ 'f'- hs-
80 80 90 pas "a - =. fefiass- aN'
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-,l - ssaits. si,risiisi q ,lf-' 49,
-. r,oW,.. VIZ siTcsE coyurg $50
ia. !. s-.ssr'ar .s@s - - - - T''''"' "''
tNs 80 4. saD rbs
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TING.

~ the Ponds Open.
On all the skating ponds both In this city and Brook.
yn there admirable sport yesterday Il was feared
that the OF Tuesday would bring down the
ball; but yesterday morning still up, the great
delight of the skaters.
LAKES.
Owing TO the strenuous exerons Of the knights OF the
broom the Park lakes altogether cleared OF snow
yesterday morning and large numbers dsported them
selves on the ice from dawn Till dark On all the three
ponds there good sport aud probably less than
twenty-five thousand persons visited them yesterday
The snow the walks was crisp, the air was mild and
the sky clear These sufficient Inducements 10 the
crowd Of eager skaters Al night the snow, which fell
for some time, thinned the ponds but only little,
tho greater number remained the ground t the time
arrived for clearing the ice OF skaters
THE FIFTH AVENUE POND
From the large number OF visitors TO this pond ycser
day Il would that Major Oatman was repeating his
carnival of the preceding day From three to Ave O'Clock
fashionable Major 0atmnn not in the least disconnected
looks upon this success one of the ellis ~ that flesh
heir TO- and stands the rush OF money into his Golfers
"iike lamb" II Ia intended TO have grand gala day
at this pond on Saturday next when doubtless large
number OF persons viii be present.
LAKE, HoBoKHS
This pleasant resort OF the fair OF Hoboken and
their faithful gwains much crowded throughout yes
terday. Some OF the most accomplished and graceful
Lady skaters may be here. The most approved
skating costume on this pond seems to be a dark
ssues, and a black Derby, beneath which
the brightest If bright eyes, dart bcwtchng glanccs
Add To ths the presst OF faces and the sweetest OF
voices, aad you will have easily recognizable photo
graph OF the belle Of tho Sylvan lake. base ball match
played the ice during the afternoon between
picked mines, one OF which was captained BY Mr.. Z.
beadle Of tho Gotham" the other by Mr. 76orne OF
Abe "Muual" After an exciting contest the former
aide was declared victorious.
UNION FOND wuLfAnsBURo
This fashionable pond largely attended yesterday
The ice n excellent condition. and the arrangements
Of Mr.. Commcyer, its worthy proprietor, do not fail TO
afford general Satisfaction
CAPIr0fNE FOND, BROOKLYN.
Under the skiful management Of Messrs. Weed and
Decker this pond gains each day increased patronage
Yesterday afternoon L well and fsh0naby attended
as indeed 1t has been each day since the commencement
or the season.
cHoHDsnR's POND, nyRrIA AvxsuE
There was excellent sport ycsterdsy on Chichestcr's
pond Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn Thl day affair at
once novel and amusing viii take place. A pig we'll
creased will be lot out on the Ice and whoever succesds
h catching Il will got the uncican animal q reward
fer his trouble The same WI b repeated With another
p1g In the evening"
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Al Psises Cached ~ Legal Gsstsert-s.--
iatNofs end tT.ripg. s-ut. - -.
- 49, cLrTr Brs.tr. iTs sross~sr
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A Star ss she Ev..sms.

Every ave Morgan. her sixsf1 AL sSs
taIsng rnaicts esrisd ~ body 81 tbs pHy
fI-ss really ssm-thias k.ch aan shse- LIS 4ts
ao,hiasw sala Nj. n, ,sa. rrBBE1fs riiysini.oa.
n don. lOl gLs asin % fnrs, fsbrls -
III s.,,.iy s;,,s; M X
III grrisss he sea . from isndraa sn1 haasog."
IN. She only tng tast sloftaes hair sni v.s
DEIks sAssss. o.asssi Ass-t q, r.rs rs-
sssa everywhere
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rhs fsprp, "a Kniptis s-si.s Me-
49, -. a az .trr ~ sssss-sy $3.50 -sstss
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sssriso Ann Pro AGAINST tbs oxAruIrovs
sisraisufIos % xsysLoSM AT rHx roar
ossIos.
A .n.ssuas Of the wholesale and r.laI .,s.oaerx %
th4 city Interested In tho manufacture and sale Of ss.
velope. held ut noon Yesterday at tho ssabsinsns
n samuel Hsybcs Co. 10 and II william street, V
protest AGAINST tho new section OF tho Postage now
before congrc which proyid.a that envelopes Ahogl6
be furnished ,,hc various post on,o01 the cost Of me
stamps on them, In other words. gra,uitoasy. All
the large houses IN the trade wore represented NJ
George II Jones was appointed chairman. and Mr. G.
Bainbr dge secretary
Mr. SAMUEL R,rSoR alluded Tho section ~ the lao
they had met "a consider sud the p,saage OF which
would, ne said be rnnons to their business by that
section the government would be virtually selling three
cent stamps at two and half cents for tho o. The
envelope would Ice about half cent Tho number of
stamped envelopes sold last year twenty Ave mil
Hon and the hostage stamps sold three hundred ana
eighty seven million four hundred and nineteen thou
which the government would be- obliged pay tho ops
ration Of the Law n u passed would make the govern
mont lose yearly o. ey1 0se nearly millions He
believed The subject should he brought before Congress
immediately In an ~ important details
The serton referred "a N recommended by tho Post
master General In his report, and runs as follows
subnfied whether the Postmaster Grnsrl should Be
TURF.
After remarks we're male by other gentleman
M Raynor offered resolution thu, COMMITTEES be AZ
pointed 20 draw Ups remembrance aud presrnt " % thu
committee VI the SQUAT. Who have charge u The bal.
Tho resolution adopted anf ihs following com.
mlttse wen. appointed j. o PEBBLE J II Bodgkin-,
Samuel Vernon george Jones, william " Arthur.
samuel Rsynor John II Hall, Hemp sanger, u q Rsst.
Cyrus White.
A statement then made by several gentlemen thai
million ave hundred thousand dollars Invested
N ih. nanuiaei'Se Of enysopes IN ,hiA county, sns
thai the number "a, dc daily was four milliDna
rue nesIng then adjourned.
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AZ Potiak 4 som's. NssfssLasW mass-
fscisfsr. -. Brasisay, loufa sffes-Tio~s s1d
'lssf Hodss shytssai- sai retail mounted .ad fsps~]
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Hs~s sewing usssir. te-pssy-
gtfAs HosF ia, rfttis-nt ~ sS s-~~s~v ar-s
~satrf
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siisss sew tng Machine. Making an.
dlrsh-. WILCOX GIBBS. ~ sf5s1-s.
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Covt.-Weh, N~h, Itrh.-'sws se's
OisJwEsI' IN frefs y 70 ~ hsufs Cnf-s t-1~s.
81. rb~gn sesd head 81 ssA fisssHss ssTsr las SD
b. DfNAs sARsEs 90, a Park ror, Nrr fgrt
d.. aNATss son. raisfs11A
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o-- 0rORGE W. LAMBS Df.sOa oF YOUTH fyr b>aD.
tythg The d. .FsTs~ber- D~gsA. 70
Faltos street
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A.-saow Bosts nd An X inds sr WARM
Waterproof Boots -tp~. Tor lad g~nts s1d bg-
-h..p At HeookH 10 srsss-sy hhOoke Assns
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An, s,u.., R,.av s.a. an,

am-fea.-9ents yoaihr', HoTI AHf clifrsa's al qrit
efu.g q, eIs nrOKkw pEDrifiis, - SaFt
As.au-, Oppasits Cooper uaon. sad O. L-gsYsas se-
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coils. ~ "a 80, swsssss. s"a .sssis>
Curs o. ~ a. ess ~ FrCkHas's ~ ofssf sif-~' -
is~se ne BSwsfy sDi thrysts ssrcsi
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Esssssss's ssissss Esgfrss-S.s pu~p
"a sss ~ 8sAi .ars .-s-e- Is4 D-sas rf-s. sss
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ans s@esut u Hhts Sal Datsfs sni tp
p.ru sao Osnang Bora al shookn 70 hr,.f~@L
~ A BhDOks. AssaA
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IN. rpar's cnarsr.

rgfxs Gilbert s1n1r.ef % the csss IA sb,s sad sr
irvueiy lucid sddrey u sid ihoash GOD ss.l Sl
both " Las and fart necessary Tor the jny " oDaNd-r
lay In Q v-sy small compess The afy mast b~ sstAae
aryt that Ot.ro really mari rel, sheh y ~
most cotcuaiye, and nett a. - sbo sHe bh M
d@rcrs The sTdsrc- on tbis after point M rrlr
crruurtanf Al. pynstmrs rir-u ntta sFt1s
vns nors kAfsssctory than dr-cs vstirOny Nov macy
we're eonosrned IN this msrass' tssesiy tlo's ihsn
one ard this b~ins be rnpfi tell thsn tb.i oas
present 81 The time ~ ths murder, sDf s1'3s
snd sbs,unr the sciusi sssaain, ~s sgaaiy
gnny sae him, noosh b night 500 hin.'s.i
sss tssrs . Conspiracy b~ts.sn acoSses .sd sas
prisonsr psrp~tra@ tbis crns Pv.niirs ~. - bs
jsry ths r-p-sisd iosrtings ~ gynssss 80 rsiiosf
ssr e..as. q ee-s. 90 90 asy q '.s sasrf,, -.
osnp.sy, cod ths< thcy cosvrtsf bsxeth- alef ns
orirs hlf s>ss es1Dssd sad ts<st-f seni gsi " yf
c,ss csst-> -hrh coussi,y ys'@ - sss a. TO esss
u ~. msrc-s. his Hss-s -sr~ " 10 s~sssos fs1A
tss Para "a ss-s ks lrsy " az 30 sgc -, $50
thea teri Bsh fne mar ao1 t4s ds@xsf taf ssee
uaoed iato re'cef's p>s~s-~sa, ard sshsss -. n.ws
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