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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-16

a copy of the Detroit Union of Jan.
3rd has been sent to us, leading article
in which, on tho subject Of the Credit
Mobier investigation, embodies some ex-
traordinary misrepr regulations concern
ing several eminent citizens of Vermont.
Iiaying stated that the investigating com
mittcc, Of which Hon. LIP. Poland is
chairman, was "orgauized to suppress
facts rather than to elicit them" the
writer proceeds to say:
Judge Poland, Of Vermont, has by no
means a spotless reputation in regard to
railroad Icgisalion,as his record while on
the bench in Vermont clearly shows We
are indebted to correspondent from
Washington, who is familiar with his
history for a recital Of that gentemau's
record, the substance Of which is as fol-
lows: Lawrence Bralnerd, Of Vermont
faiher-in-law Of Gov. Smith, of that State
owned tho Vermont & Canada railroad, a
road perhaps twenty miles IN length, hear
the Canada line. Brainerd and Smith
were both, also, directors in the Vermont
Central railroad. Under the manage
ment Of these gcntIe.uen, lease Of the
Vermont & Canada road was made to the
Vermont Central, apon terms plainly
ruiuous to the latter company; the con-
ditions Of the lease being that the Yer
mont Central should pay ten per cent
upon the stock Of the Vermont & Canada
road, and keep the road and it, rolling
stock in complete repair, Ito the accept
auoc Of the Vermont a Canada directors"
IL default Of payment Of the ten per cent,
or of keeping the rolling stock 10 repair,
TO tic acceptance" aforesaid, the Yer
mont and Canada road was authorized 20
take possession OF the Vermont Central,
sud 10 bold possession until all claims un-
der The lease we're liquidated. As the
Vermont Central was not earning any-
/ thing II that lime il could not pas the slip
ulalcd zen per cent upon the stock OF the
. Vermont and Canada, aud IN due time
the directors Of The latter road alleged
. that lhe rolling stock Of this road bad not
been KEEP, iufepair 70 their acceptance"
One day the Vermont and Canada com.
pauy Suddenly seized upon lhe whole
line 81 tho Vermont Central with It's
equipments, and took possession o. tie
same nudsF lie provisions q tie lease.
Certain stockholders If tbe Vermont
Central pcraeiying tia, they were being
robbed By Smith an3 Brainerd. insfita.
ted proceedings 10 tesi the legality 9fthc
fraudulent lease, and recover possession
Of their road Jadge Poland, lhea GA
The beach, thea made decree restraining
81 proceedings AID confirming tbo YER
mont ahd Canada road In their possession
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,mv ,nr rur ,uanr, FALLEN,

There ara very few people 10 the
stain uha agc net more or less ac.
8Haiptei with j s. Adams. Esq, eur
tafmer popular au8 efficient Secretary
' tho Board afEiacatiou. 4 few years
IHee De removed 30 Florida where he
h beo haaaH3 with positions Of
aaaas a1l profit among which was
49, Of United States Collector Of one
a lbr ports 81 THAI state
II s well known that Mf. Adams.
sg uas tluc sa- addicted 10 iatcmpar.
la hat.ts and DIS old friends ia thi,
state bate some reason 10 fear THAR bc
may have failed into his old habits
imm te following account % bin
iskeu lram city paper
NJ adams stepped on tie Wash.
gtaa ,laia at Jersey City. Saturday
morning bsllss ana haEgafl. and
wanted q kaaw waepe BIZ was. saying
be wasted t. E u Washington on
ts.ae tali Tat be was 10 Jersey City.
Be Inquired iar IaYlafs hotel, aud a..
atnR iaere he spoiled two o. three
psgcs 81 the register trying to write
IL uam aai anaIly had e dictate i
IS iae esk oase Ia bis room. o.
erased ibe hel iys Aa1 clerks
his constant calls i8r champagne.
g. wanted efegbely 20 know that be
as ) lastl states a6al. aad show.
a lots 81 meaey bonds and e0upols.
paying ioF everything ID a1vaace The
proprietor dlAn't consider him a desir-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-16

The twenty third annual meeting %
the Vermont State Teachers Assacia.
tian viii De held 30 Rutland, Thurs.
day and Friday. Jan 30th. and slst
1873 A glance at the programme.
girea below, vii show that some of the
best instructors Of the State aro ca.
gagged to discuss some Of thc leading
aud more important educational ques-
tons Of the day. These mcctipgs have
heen AID still are a power in tbe State.
not only 10 The instruction given to
younger and less experienced teachers.
bat also ia moulding ard directing the
public mind In matters pertaining TO
general education. The coming one
can hardly fail IN point OF interest, as,
we think, the programme viii show
What are the objects Of Rccita.
tiou and how best attained
2.-How much stall be taught un
der the head Of Geography, and how
SIS tac Town System Of schools
IIaeucalln Vermont.
Shall Vermont sustain All eduea-
tional journal
. Compulsory attendance at school Z
b.-Muslc Ia schools.
- The discipline of the classics as
compared with the sciences
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STATE ITEMS.

Mcssrs- Fairbanks of st. Johnsbury re-
ceiyed into their yard last year 1856 cars
loaded with freight, and sent off from
their factory, during the same time, j06
cars OF Scales. The average load of each
car was over ten tons aggregate, nearly
$1,000 tons. Inward freight, 30l cars pig
iron, z8j cars Of coal, % moulding sand,
So wood, and the balance made up by a
variety Of other things.
Monday Of last week there had been
four deaths at Upper Waterford, by small
poX. Carr, Two French children and Dr.
ROwelI Half dozen more are having
the disease, while others, FROM exposure
too late to exhibit it now, are liable to
come down with it, There is now every
effort used to limit the disease. Had this
been done when Carr was taken, instead
Of denying that he had the disease, as
some did, less evil may have been the re-
suit.
Gov. Converse is passing through very
deep afIiicion, being left alone Of bis en-
tire family. Mis-. Luna T.. Edison, a uece
Of the Governor, who has been a NOM
Der Of bis family for many years, was
taken sick after the death Of Mrs. Con-
verse and died in few days, Of conges-
ton Of the lungs, from cold taken while
on her way to Woodstock, TO attend the
funeral OF Mrs. Converse and Mrs Ed
son, mother Of Luna, died Of the same
disease on Thursday Of last weep brought
on probably by grief and care IN the
death of her sister and daughter
Woodstock has wasted some three
years III waiting for outside aid 10 finish
the Woodstock railroad, d miles ofwhieh
are uneomplegcd, aud the local paper now
pitches into things generally sensibly
telling the town to guarantee me interest
Oh the bonds under the act OF tie Legis.
lature and complete the road.
The Portland and Ogdensburg rail-
road mas reached Morristown, aud the
road bed IS ready for the iron to Hyde
Park, the probable terminus Of The road
for the winter, which will be reached 90 a
few days. When completed TO this point
sbout 60 miles will be 10 operation. and
The grade work on tie remaining distance
10 Vermont ~ fer advanced a. to make
the completion Of ihe Vernon, division
40 easy fob another year
The Delaware aud Hudson canal com.
Fauy Iessees ~ ths Rensselaer, add safa-
toga railroad running west from Rallaud
base reduced The Waaes o. their section
men from sl50to : % per day. The
men, Saturday morning quil work aud
refuse TO resume f0g less than tie Old
price
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Mann or Lor1, NAPOLEON.

Louis Napoleon. late Emperor ot
France, died last week at Cbiselhurst,
Eng, where be has resided with bis
amily Ter the past two years. He had
been sjek for some time but bis death
WIS not apprehendel until a short time
tti5rc 1t took place,
Thus passes away a man who has
figured largely 10 tho history OF the
past twenty years, aud who expert
caeed greater yicissitudcs 10 life than
amy man now living From exile and
"a prison TO tho throbc Of one Of the
Pmudcst nations Of earth and then to
exile again, and now his death causes
hardly a ripple 10 the political world
roryear all Europe feared him, but
the fear was inspired more by the ter
nble name Of Bonaparte than by any,
thing 10 the man himself IN time Of
peace the late emperor was not a bad
ruler aud did much TO develop the
aer oultum' aud commercial resources
Of France, but in war he proved him
self no match for the better disciplined
Germans aud hence his fall, not only
10 the estimation Of other nations but in
the affections Of his own people.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-16

tH exchange Jays that tbe people Of
th Ju.la] States smoked l352 glG.-
##1 cigars iast yeag. 80 cost ii $685..
$4,000 lualn30ag sngg chewing 10.
haeaas eie iae expenditure was about
$3.50 10o 900 Dotjag tho same time
100000 600 was spent fer tour 1t
sems pity that $40 much money
saaHId ba wasted iB smoke. as much
0a HHi aa tho eaadagratioas oi Chicago
mi Boston rat together
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Chairman of State Com
run CREDIT MoBILIER.

Since this matter has been brought
before Congress and made the subject
OF investigation by special committee,
Of which Judge Poland OF our STATE is
Chairman, many people have been led
to inquire, what is the Credit MobiIer.
As ucor as we can learn from past his
tory and more recent developments its
origin was as follows: The Union
Pacific Railroad was chartered by Con-
grcss and an extensive land grant Civ
en- it, besides certain subsidies amount
ing in the aggregate to large sum Of
money, much larger, perhaps, than
Ought to have been given.
The stock Of the road taken by the
ring amounted to $50 900 900 and the
government loan amounted to 2G,O00,-
600. Now it would not look we'll for
the Company to construct its own
road and save the profit, besides, be-
lug divided up among all the stock
holders it would not amount to much
for each one, but Cakes Ames, McComb
aud few others formed company
called the Credit Mobilier for construct
ing the road, taking it at the estimated
cost and letting it ont to small contrac-
tors at "a much less price, receiving the
money from the government and loan.
ing it to the company at two per cent
per month. The profits of the concern
must have. been great but its history
has not yet come to light.
Cakes Amcs was afterwards elected
to Congress, add made chairman Of the
committee on the Pacific Railroad. and
1t IS charged that he offered stock in
the Credit Mobilier to certain members
Of Congress for the purpose Of iIa-
uencing their votes and that some Of
them accepted
The investigation thus far has failed
to bring out any very alarming facts in
regard to the acceptance Of the stock
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coma sroNnENcE.
YoNrra n y. Jan. II. 1875.


i'NA55s' A. L. '"'l. H. is'".
h7''ar Manchester JowHa''
DrAE Sm.-l receive your paper re-
galarly each week. but ia locking
through its columns | notice there Is
not much news from West Lebanon and
vicinity OF late. The news from that
quarter seems to have dropped Oh for
some cause, know not what the said
cause may be, whether from sickness,
lmeasIcs) or whether your Lebanon
correspondent is showed in to such an
extent, as to require help to dig out or
have the cars stopped running on the
Harlem Extension Railroad SO as to TO-
teriere with his communicating with
you, If the time table published 10
your columns be carried out as advcr-
tised, that would certainly remove the
last named difficulty consequently it
must be one Of the first named causes
why we do not hear from our Lebanon
friend W. f., but which evcrit may be,
we would be pleased TO hear from him
through your columns as soon as he IS
sufficiently recovered or dug out
as the case may be,
suppose Mr. Editor it is with you
IN Manchester as it is with US ia Iouk-
ers, va, a plenty OF snow, good sleigh
ing and severe cold weather. only lit
tie more so with you than with us,
rom the reports as published IN your
paper which puts the thermometer as
low as 10 below zero We have not
IN this section had 1t lower than : de-
grees below, which ls-wc think cold
enough. We seldom have the Their
mometer range much below zero in
these parts This winter we have had
what we may call good winter weather
The last week or two we have had
some sIeet and rain. but it seems only
to add to the coat Of ice and snow al
ready on our stcets, and roads Sleigh
ing is fine and the merry bells jingle all
day and night, mixed with happy mirth-
full voices as they pass to and fro
through our streets, The young peo-
pie enjoy themselves TO their hearts
content. Those that can afford the
luxury Of good sleigh ride, take it
and those who are not fortunate
enough in this worlds goods to afford
rnO5 eIoi.,h p; la toLa ~, NTH an ovnp-
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Eer Peter Il, saaw, the ersremaa
who claims ta have been BHiostty confined
10 ihc insane asy am at Bnuebar5, vas
pastor q The Congregational Chofaa st
Mystic, Conur seue So years aEa, and
has msHF lFieais thcra who think ,ha. De
hiss bee0 iUfute3 lie has preached
there since bIs Haemtioa from ODE asy.
IAN, and showed mo- symptoms 81 iasaui-
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8 e gssst M ~ 5 aasy g. u6ng
" I'D a.@ hewAsa uagaty good fl-
leu bsi 70 ua sl request lin "a get
N.ia veheaeai crprsssana e iise 8.
tHt III Adams tk Sis carpet Tag
aa3 Weut o. aaaiheF haifI. where De-
relieved sta'aaiIes aa3 Pgt e.
tea tT ral4ateafei sss stance. net
haW"eE t.l Be bad treated the loalem
Ca ei'een guafis et champagne oue
0'easaa purFart.EE e. De Secretary 81
State ia Florida, took him 800 taw Mon-
Day night and started lar Washington
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itaaaght ihat the Snowman himself
-ht - Be arat Of thc sbap aul
b ibsr Request ] come before yas
4 7 s.acorely tsaak v9n. a their beAaif
iaF yoHr patronage 900 tlis occasion
How u8ea tagy need your substantial
syupathy. tbe ashes a-r6ss the street
can toIl v8a morn elagpoatly tbaa hu-
maa tongue can utter. Those ashes
sre the rempa1ts 81 al ,he worldly
goods 81 some wAa appeal O. you to-
day
For myself hage teea burned cut
aa ohou. ! am like the singer Who was
Kissed 90 the stage Hiss away. said
be, "l atm used to it," Ny pccuuiary
Ices is very serious. and occurring as il
did just before the holidays. it IS all
the more disastrous
il may perhaps crafty nay friends
to know. however that / ana still en-.
abiel to invest another half million of
dollars without disturbing nay bank
aeSouut nor iniuring the prospects Of
my children being ruined by inheriting
a fortune they never earned. The pub
lie viii have amusemeuts, aud they
ought TO be those Of an clevating and
uuobiectionablo character For many
years 1t has been my pleasure to pro.
vide a class Of instructive aud amusing
entertainments, 10 which a refined
Christian mother can take her children
with satisfaction
/ believe that no man in America
possesses the desire and facilities
which have 10 this direction. have,
therefore, taken steps, through all my
agents in Europe and this country,
which will enable me to put upon the
road, early in April, the most gigantic
and complete travelling museum, men
agerie, and hippodromo ever organic
cd. ....
1t has been asked whether | will
build up large museum and menag
erie ia New York. Well, / am now
nearly sixty-tbree years Of age. ! can
buy plenty Of building sites and get
plenty OF leased lots for a new museum
but | cannot get new lease Of life. l
am situated, in this respect, some as
Mr.. Vanderbilt. A man offered to sell
him horse What is his pedigree?
asked Mr.. Vanderbilt, 1t was given
him. All, that is the best blood in the
country, and ! will buy him fair
price, How fast is Le? | think he
will travel in two twenty when he gets
old enough, replied the owner. He is
a two year.old colt A colt / can't
wait for colts, exclaimed Mr.. Wander
bilt.
! can scarcely wait for leases but
younger memters Of my family desire
ne to erect in this city an establish
ment worthy Of New York and myself. |
1t will be no small undertaking; for if .
erect such an establishment, it will |
possess novel and costly features new
er before attempted. | have it under
consideration and within month shall
determine whether / shall do it or
not
One thing, however, you may be as
surcd ladies and gentlemen, although ,
conaagrations may for the present dis
concert my plans, yet while | have life |
and health no fire can burn or water
quench my delight in always crafty /.
ing my patrons at whatever cost of
money or of effort / shall never lend /.
my name where my labors and heart do
not also go, and the public shall never |
fail to find at my exhibitions their mon
ey's worth ten times told"
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s besfF fasw storm again blocked
taa railroads .a Iaaa and Illinois an3
other parts ol the West iat week
Ibe drifts were FROM go &c 1000 feet ia
haHld aal from 9 70 20 feet ia depth.
asa au taae 70 tie roads several days
Hefe asHarol So aix through them
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nAaAtn tsrp 10 N.

We give below the \. y. Sms re-
past q the speech d 2 T Bauum a,
bis rceeut benefit a. tie Academy .
Music, Is consequence 81 tho lcs,Euc-
lion d BIZ Massu4 81 Gre
Ladies aad Geaileaen have ca
tered t9r - many years iof the anase-
meui q the public that the beneficial
f5es au this occasion seen q have
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IOMMISsIlNER,S NOTICE-

- We, the aubre itors, bsing apumuteaby the
Hon. the PROBATE Court tor tbo District Of Mau-
chester Commissioners TO receive, examine aud
adjust the ealms and demauda Of an pera3H#
against the estato Of
James r. Eato. lato OF rupert
IN said Dis riot deceased, and alao all elaims aud
demands exhibited ia offset thereto. aud ~
months from tho 30th day Of Dee, 1872 being al
lowed by said Court for that purpose, wo do,
therefore, hereby I've notice chat Wp viii attend
TO the business Of our appointment al tho
residence uf William A. steafnB in Rupert on the
30th day Of June, 1879 from one until faur O'Clock
p. N. on said day
Dated at Rupert this a0th day Of December,
A. d., 1872, ELIJAH BURTON, ! g.,,
823w II. n. BRADLEY, ''''
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IN CHANCERY
IN CHANCERY.
STATE OF VERMONT Bennington County
THE UNION TRUST COMPANY,
OF New York orators
rs
THE HARLEM EXTENSION 4. II. co,
aud the
LEBANON SPRINGS H. Il, COMPANY
ItYt.I+fHg4yu

In Equity. December Tenn, l6I2.
Whereas o decree was madn IA this cause no
said term by The Court u Chanccry, ui the State
Of Vermont ia favor Of the orators aRainst tie
defendants, t : the fore lo.uro OF certain mort
& 20 executed by said Lebanon Springs Railroad
Company 20 the orators us Trustees and Whtra.
az By said decree It II ord red that unless thH
sum Of four hundred and ninety Thousand d0laih
aud costs adju gid t be due tho orators III
trustees under said mortgage shall Do faid "
tho defendants before the 2Oth day 81 January
1873, the railroad premiats property and ffaae
chi 90 conveyed by said mortgage Be sold by ne,
az a Special Mater u said Court, a. pubic aues
ton tn the highest bidder f0F CaHh, 10 satisfy
said decree, aud co ytyaucgs made fhrfoot tu
the purchaser accordingly,
IEady gire notice that / shall IN pursuauco Of
said decree and IN conformity With Ito directions
cell az public auction 10 tho highest bidder lur
cash, on the Goth day Of January, 1873. at two
O'Clock in tbs afternoon, at the Court House In
Bennington. 10 the county ~ Bennington aud
State OF Vermont, unless the amount Of said dn.
cree is previously paid By said defendants, all
that certain railroad sih it's privileges, appur-
tenauces, premises, rights aud property formerly
known as the NCrmuul and hnw YORK railroad
ana now the property Of the harlem Extension
Railroad Company extending IRON The state liue
between the atra 81 New loiN aHd Vermont, at
Huu-isk, Ia the County OF Hgus eIatT ami Slate
OF Now YORK, to the village Of Bennington, la
the SAID County Of Bennington, distance GE
hvc miles more or lees, connecting tho railroads
formerly knoNu 49, the Lebanon Springs railroad.
Ia be State Of New York, and tie BeuuuAtuA
aud FINLAND railroad 10 The State 81 Vermont,
aud forming Hrth those rDads az consolidated tho
Harlem Extension railroad a. nos uscd aud Op
Grated. Together With 40 tEo fr4rlalass + u
owning, maintaining ana operating Sac said ~ sr-
mont sud New AgFH fAlfdad derived md tbs
laws 81 the Htste Of kefm08t, BY haid .alauop
Springs and Harlem Eztgsmon HziifaD,l Gonna
nos, o. rpW held or enjoyed 81 elIhg rsftLtp,
Dated At Bennington, tlda l8th dry af BeraH.
Der, 1872
DANIEL Mr. BOWEN
@G9& - Special H8st,f go Chauearg,
J. PHELPS, Solicitor Tar Orst.r
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TIE HARLEM EXTEsaf0N HR.c,
Ufffu4hftg 'f


ina lNloa lhlhi CIV fAN4t
81 Ae# 4ofAi blAl2fs,
...,..,....,.... tts...-.....
TIE HAtLah ~ iLshI0A REC
DtItHasiite.
u EIul'y. December isfm, I~ IL
whereas actt"s was made d tais aaeae ii
saia term ~ THO Cont ~ gbGgf tre affbs etste
q Vermont - iaFyf % Faa t..,t..,. 80 ,a4l 10
defendants, I2t lhr fare, lsafs nj .Tsttt,,l.syf.
gage executed ~ sai5 Has - E.,,.,.l,, Etii-
fuad company. @ ss qF4 49, as 800 49,. . ana
whereas " sald Gee RIO h h gg5 tEst 4. go
the sHm y enc Aitiyu - -" XII. ..
Thousand i've b sHlfad d4fs .AA3f r. ~
due Hadef ra!d mortgage ..afH ~ ~
teEH eahl pE faid aIf4 t' W. 49,.
before Ar I'm day o. .1s't ~ s ~, t.i',.g5
premises property 'a4a-t 49, "a f.. "a
mortgaf.t 10 fars 4nd ifAhellsa e2tstt1 '5 s .a
nFed rom tho ,# Ahr fshe Ats ".tH1H y
is ~ selai 80 atath OF fEttN'3.t - sH+ ~ .t
% Ge high rtef e sac t'pill q p4p.t aA..l
decree a. sst maaHf w e@'hf " '.sa,t wy
Jntrbof d convey aha.a i3a#' W 90" Ft'''-t
~ faesaf iinzifa ,.ts. ....
sal- Tf.a gre ha1ea u.st .a.a ~ 4.'l,. &
% 81 public auction ~ sac hLHra. bt71,f ~
eaHh, o. sac Ilaat q aaHAH'l go y y
lu thf iareason ~ sc 5ait htaaa II, $1,000
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! give notice that am to remain At The Old
stand, and those who require any tting in the
carriage line viii aad me St my poet ready 10
serve them. will eudeavor 10 10 work we'll Of
reasonable priecs. aad far cash.
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THURSDAY. SAM BE- a.
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COMMIssIONERs, NOTIOE-

porset Jan. 1tb, 1879
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Neliee in hereby given that the partnership
heretofore existing under the firm name Of
Beach q Ice Is ihis day des,lveJ by mutual
agreement
JOHN 4 BEACH,
JAS. X. LIE,
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DEEot. Ny $1,000.
large stock
EiaE Hfiaas " b@A9 % aA AiAse ana sn.a
VINCENT 0EOVEg-
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& IGAEsi CIGARS!
~ beet Ia tgzu.
FfNcEAT gaUyEH
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44 sAoih e E9H sAat saYthl1g Ia a. Illa rgu+
e.st.AA ~ ae7isiHe= Teys. gE4es Ggsst s.A-
tl-het1t Sporting GsSds. Tfassss. rafst-ata
lal o. isslorg Pl4as Drug hS0fe,
@3@aE slgHa Hftt piaasut IS sil tl ass.
c.., FINCEAI GM4YEG