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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-06-21
Eacis for generilnns.

II will be gratifying TO the many
policy holders Of the Universal Lite
10 know the brilliant progress that
popular company Is making IN the
Memphis department. The follow
ing shows q comparison Of uow lu.i.
ness lone from january lst O. May
lst 1879, with the same porioI Tor
.1s72:
1872, l72plu.a inf-drs"..... 1o1 ~
1873. H3t .........l .fI .tW 90
$50 pliair mil ......... 3os aof 900
Oh insurance. Whom taken int con,
sidciation that this department H.
not yet two years Old, md The rar.
city OF money, wiIl not it, pr4gfo
challenge that Of longer c#tabIl h,d
Offices IN Memphis. This rapidly
growing business Is doe 10 the ATS
factory pIlas and simple contract.
issued by the Universal, coupled With
thc efforts and lab0fs OF q corps of
gsutlemauly agents. a few kiad
words from each OF our policy hold
era 10 their friends aud neighbour.
will enable a. 10 exceed our already
brilliant success. I, Is your com.
rauy aud vith your aid We sill
makeit second 10 none in tho c1un.
TRY.
/ am prepared 10 make contract
with a good man to represent tho
| Universal in this county, knowing
that with energy and work lis ln-
bor4 will be handsomely rewarded.
Last year three agents, appointed
by ne, won the three following Of
six prizes Tor best work sent 10 the
company
Fir-t prize $1,000 cash third pr4g
$3.50; fifth prize s7j.
The same opportunity is agair
offered this year. For particular
apply t. or address,
SAMUEL l. kNgur,
Mcmpbi Team.
Manager Tor " Tenn. anil Aux
mayiT.Gt
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-06-21

The principal amusement oil our
merchants now is watching for GUS
toners to come in. Customers seem
disposed to let them amuso them,
selves very freely in this way.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-06-21

Such copious showers Of rain have
descended during the past week as
to have excited the apprehcusions
Of some Of our oldest planter for
the success Of the growing crop.
Others Of our experienced planters,
however, express an equally conf.
dent belief that although the rain
has inflicted damage in some local..
tics, yet there are Others IN which
It has been a positive advantage
Hence they feel confident Of fair
average crops.-New Orleans Times
nth.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-06-21
COTTON MARKET.

We furnish ts.1s tha 4luil'.uns ~ Be .fs %
cotton corrected weekly BY !. u. Gar'ar
" ss.lo aud risil dealer 10 dry Fais fai
Erterff.
The 4uotatgn5 ore II ibe market "a rri
Icy Tire ilth
.Nssr ysrk .Bark,f.
Coti1a-NiIiHng tt1e. AMI dIIL
IirsrPrsi .Tarksf.
Nuldling uflanis so
sn4Phfs srEsf.
Cotton -miIllirE Tee low
~ aal daIL Low and daHy
sty Dali IS 5si5s.
ksrass .Hsrksf
Coffh-mrtiiing t5lai1g f4t nl..-
ie ~ ari llsi, editions 'rp ats ttr
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-06-21

Paul dc Cassagnac, the hmou.
fighting clitor Of the Paris PAYS.
who has killed eighteen men in ducls
;nd has another 10 kin next month,
has been offered a place on the
weekly Montanian," a sheet pub.
ii-hcd in the wills OF Missouri. Six
editors Of that paper have died with
their boots on during the past gear,
and the proprictors confidently cA-
poet that n Iirst-class salamuudcr
ike Paul viii be a little more dura
bic.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-06-21
Moonlight Picnic.

lc young men Of this place and
lily have determined TO hold
Annual Moonlight Pie,
i the Fair Grounds, on the
.ing OF the Sth OF July, under
Of the Executive CON-
ec Of the Sardis A. X NJ. Society.
|]ngemouts are being made to
a full baud Of musicians in at-
|ance, and the building will be
in fine condition for the amusc-
+ Of the evening. The success
|e former picuics at this place
been such as to warrant rs in
p that the coming picnic will
ZEN 4 greater success than any
FER one. The picnic will be
p upon the plan OF tie pienics
IN cities. The price OF admis.
will be one dollar for gentlemen
free. We hope to see this
a splendid success, and We
that every effort will be made
he managers to secure this ~.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-06-21

A series Of lectures Is proposed
for the fail months to I've held ia on
n'ace by prominent citizcus.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-06-21

certain gentleman from Scna.
!, WHO spent a night here Ibis
!, makes serious complaint
our city authorities in this
.the plank walks are TOO far from
fences to enable n stranger to
4 straight Inc and keep on
walks.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-06-21

|c return our thanks for an IN
|tIon to attend a social party
p BY the young ladies Of the
is.ipp. Female College, at Her
flo, On the 10Th inst.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-06-21

TIE examination at the Female
Institute, in this place, will be held
on the 2Gth and 9th inst.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-06-21

WAFFtEs.-Take q teacup
q half Of rice tina, has been well
4 and warm in a pint Of rich
; stirring it ill smooth aud
Then remove it from the
and STIR in a pint Of cold milk
q ioaspoonful Of salt. Beat f9ut
j very light, and stir them into
mixture, in turn with sufficient
'our to make 4 thick batter.
( in q waifle.iron. Send them
e table hot, butter them, and
hem with powdered sugar and
anon, prepared in a small bow.
he purpose.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-06-21

pleasant social entertainment
.be given By the yonng men of
b, on the evening Of the 25th,
Ic Masonic liall. We return
thanks for an invitation.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-06-21

tHt"HF
Hf I. Iu.r monies di,i.
Don etc. received tn i1..tt.E1tHTU1I
tHasta RS FtBr
3 i1riBs 60 year lsI2-sf N-t Lei rp
l paid 4.-s lsln. ae1ilY g. l0 llJ.
Tie ha.fff ils FRANKLIN iali In.
vested r aIi e.riissI as liable fr th,
H.tlHi IltH TIE business Il scs1s.ol
H 70 ii cone States ii ihs tni1n
Moderate lines H'aiy ore priier urau care
faIy selected iskt which ars exam aei once
sy esr g ealFg'.a. i14 iofs lHs.st
ramtlIF at.aI wHsH I-s,rmiarL This
nH issas Policies f.e1 he eats o. ali
ElIl hzs Gaini Keats and uarts
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-06-21
Y. {. BASS < CO..
COMO. MISS,
DEALERS ~
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
TEOTlEEHNG,
HATS BOOTS. SHOES.
GROCERIES,, Etc, Etc.

Filrs ts recent Fire w. have rr.ownti
uaii We build. 10 i%l,liiag iut north ~ our
HHfrf si1Ir. Vain Street Dur a.afimeut 81.
general Hzf,.ladIa u Hsa and slnarute aHi
We ste iiug tt ffty tasap 90 cash taYHIt
Thaniml laf he Iisral patronage we have
received iIoIh Dee p4l' sHl nu. iFrrls pH-
ft.lif ss aalie,thy Iaif dealing +. continuation
4ftie same.
tlrsaI T. G. lass "a.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-06-21

ay your postage on the Sr'r on.
! first Of July.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-06-21

. be Board OF Supervisors of Tate
iy have elected Captain X. r.
t transcribcr OF the Records.
. |hg bis bid at ten cents per hum
words over that Of equally COM
at parties who bid seven cents
hundred words. The Times
ounces the matter as an outrage.
s. '"lndlc, whereby the county Of
evill lose over u thousand
'it' ars for doing this work. Tn,
has Sim Ta,e as it, President
he voted for the measure. Mr.
!, Cooke denounced the measur,
fraud and swinale
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-06-21


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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-30
neal INTELLIGENCE.
Tbe Narrow Gauge Again.

linz NaIio" N""6S ~s
The people Eureka are so deeply in
,,-ssted in a railroad connecting with
.ss Central Pacific that we invariably
nublish everything we see and hear
rs,,tive to the proposed narrow gauge
,.om Elko. Some times the reports
.,s encouraging. and again they
sls along SO unfavorable that we al
"" rst despair of anything being un-
aariaken, much less accomplished.
TSe last at hand is very gratifying.
y In% Consists in a personal notice Of Mr..
SS.iisbury, which we find in the Chr-
;nns Reporter of the 9th inst. We
in"s rs follows Monroe Sails
SSurS, ESQ. of Salt Lake City. arrived
~ Town this morning and remained
here during the day on business. This
evening he goes to Elko to look after
,hs interests of his narrow-gauge
railroad now building from that
aourishing town 10 Phoebe. Mr.. Sal
shiny has just returned from the
East. having purchased and shipped
thirty miles of iron, with the neces-
sary rolling stock, for the railroad re-
fprred to above ; and more than that
length will be in operation before the
end of the coming Summer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-08

A RESPECTABLE MAN AND WIFE AS HOUSE
n keeper from May l, where the family goes in the
country Inquire at 1856 ID av between 4sth and 18th
SITS, first floor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-08

GERMAN SERVANTS FOR ALL POsITIONs-CAPA-
" BILE and Trustworthy, constantly found at 3l6 Bow
cry, entrance ON Blocker street. Mrs LOWE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-08

10Y WEST BOTH ST.-AS WAITRESS AND TO
LIZ assist with chnmberwork or to assist with fine
washing, or to do Homework in small private family;
good city reference
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-08

A STEADY, SOBER MAN WANTS A SITUATIONS
IA understands the of horses, carriages and har
ness do plain gardening is Protestant. Apply
r.. Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-08

AN AMERICAN YOUNG MAN OF FAIR EDUCA
n tion aged % years wishes situation night
Waterman or to take charge Of steam boiler or as
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-08

WANTED-BY HIGHLY EDUCATED ENGLISH
w lady, situation govcrnes she does not object
TO live in the country teach boys whom she
prepare for college, requirements music drawing and
German and Greek references given and required
Address, stating salary which must be LIBERAL NJ. r. H.
willie, Ky.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-08

AN ENGLISHMAN WANTS A SITUATION AS
n waiter In h )tcl or boarding house a
understands the business Address c. box 2l6 Herald
Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-08

A WELL RECOMMENDED RESTAURANT WAITER
n wishes steady evening situation. Address EMILE,
l4l Fulton st., Mouquins restaurant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-08

100 WEST nth ST., BETWEEN 9Th AND 7TH
LOO avS-A young woman as first class waitress; best
city references.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-08

WANTED-A WAITRESS WHO CAN ASSIST WITT
w light chamberwork and fine washing In n small
family; city references required Call at 10 East III
st., between 10 and 2.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-01-31

1HE CoUNTY STATE,EENT.-The Audi
Tors OF Samhrla county have concluded their
iaoots, Dat their report has reached Us too
I"'e Tor publication in this issue OF our pa
Per. The poor house statement is the most
elaborate that has ever came from the hands
of Board OF Auditors in this county. and
cahho! tail to satisfy the most unreasonable
l@ui'-hnder IN the matter of details. The
county exhibit shows tho receipts for the
past year, inclusive O: amount received from
I"Iiner treasurer, to have been SG9, ,4o269,
MmIe the expenditures foot mp So, ,05t.2S
ms does not embrace 50, 9iJ.39 due on vssri-
Gus blils which we're not rendered until after
tho close OF the report. The poor house
statement Indicates the receipt Ero'n the
treasury and other sources Of ga, ,1ST.0S, and
the expenditure OF so, ,:iS9. 80. Much OF this
outlay, however, was IN liquidation Of debts
contracted in 1871 and previous years, rs
the report viii show. The District Court
expenses amounted to 81 ,SG5.3t, leaving the
liabilities Sl99.59 and the balance in the
hauGS OF tn. sheriff, received from the coun-
~ treasury, SI25.34. Ws Will give the re
ports entire next week, II w cssn find figures
enough TO DO it with.
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NonLE Acr or \ FRElcHr Co,.nrcrnr.

NOBLE ACT OF FREIGHT CONDUCTOR.
On Wednesday last as the six Mile Run
freight train switched OF the main trat K at
kiodlcsDurg, the engine from some cause or
other jumped from the track and the eng-
neer and fireman becoming alarmed jumped
from engine without shutting off the steam.
The conductor, Mr. Joseph Mogle, 4 faithful
o!f.cer, seeing how the matter stood aud
knowing the fearful consequence which
would follow, climbed over one car after
another and up on the engine and stopped
the train within forty feet of the bridge
which crosses Six Mile Run. had he not
acted promptly the whole train would have
gone down the embankinent, and been com
petoly wrecked. Mr.. Mogie is a deserving
man AMI We have no doubt will be remem-
here'l ny the company when tie opportunity
otfera.-LcGford Inquirer.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-01-31

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES The TRUTH.-
Read the long and impartial testimony in
favor Of DG. kyysar' : tveatmeutu Of Consump-
tion. and all Chronic diseIs -, in an essay
published ny rhat gentleman at iG7 Liberty
street, HittsLUrgh, Pa. If IL does not con
vince vou, yru are uot within the reach OF
faithfully related facts. The cures made ~
Dr. k"yser's Lung Cure, ar- 50 many, and
such marvellous ones, as to shUt out all sIzsp-
ticiSIn from the mind. Cousuaptiva invS!-
id, rn2si i, and then act with decision and
energy, and thousands OF lives can be saved
from an early and uutirlcly grave. DO not
believe interested, ard UnpriuCinled Wit
uess-s, hlt GO TO the fountain head. and eo.i-
ss!.t sue Doctor himself. SI.SJ per bottle, or
$50 per hait dozen.
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Two weeks AGO we noticed the pur-

Two weeks ago we noticed the PUr-
chase By eX-SheriT Myers of what is known
as tha Rodgers hiil, in this place. Since
then joint stock company has been formed
with capital of $4,000, and application
las already been made to the legislature
for charter. The new company proposes
to manufacture nearly everything that can
lie made Of wood, embracing all articles
from broom handle to-we! we had al
most SAID an elephant, but we believe
wooden elephants are not much III demand.
We are promised some further information
in regard 70 this pIaisewnrthy enterprise,
and in the meantime we say God speed the
good work.
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&ner:FF-5e &.TD-

ESY vtrtUe Of surdry writs OF 81. f-s. r. r.
II ftJ-- ana Al end. r rpm. issied out a. .s.r
10 ME directed, there will be exposed tu !s..t....
sale. at the Court House ia EocsSbusF, on .gos-
day, tie Iit5 DAY of February next, a. O'Clock.
2 A., ne iulivvy ing cal estate to Wa:
a Ii n" right, tide and furCreS: OF - W Lloyd
ana August inc tTSVeT, Ut. iu aod u - pie .a Dr
parcel or land siJuSte lu cuSIuehaUna t.-,T -
ship. Cambria county. adip:rfrr lands nf t'>r.
StN.n. John IS. B.tEdi. aul urhC.~, CCntai-II. =
Idi acres more or less. about 90 acres OF" hlya
dwelling D ..lse and q log barn, nov in jiEy &C
cupGo~y cs CIV. Lloyd.
A. $50. a.t Jue right. Jijc and interest OF O. y.
Lloyd aua Augustine CiT-Nvr, OF, Ia aud 90 "a
piece or parcel OF land situate iH Susgue usI.u8
E1S ash -. '3mtri2 county; ADJOINING lar # OF
john r Na -it., Au-us.i.c l@y.rty, aud q hers,
confirming - css- more C les, ait irs 7fyre-
on er.'c ca os!e-,ud-a -hait Story plank house,
ALSO, all the right. tide and interest Of c. W.
Lloyd ANA Augustine Crayer. OF, ia ami 10 a
piece or parcel OF land situate in SW-Quehauua
John Nantzman. trish Lloyd, aud otlie-s, con
'ai'inE "a acres ana ~ pUrv.cs, more or loss
Also. ali he right tito and interest of q. W
Lloyd and Augustine CrstNcr, oI, iH aud tU a
piece or parcel Cf i=u'. situate iU &usquehaUn4
Joun W. ianer- = = Bs,ise., and others. con
JaininE iiJ acres, more or less. about go ssres
% v ttica are gietl eC, hAEins thereon erected
two story isrj plank ANA part Log house and =
/ frame hgrn. now IN the occupancy OF Angus
I Taken ia executioF and to he so'l al the suits
. % Jerome El"tt- =. Bearer, aI.a sl"oEGer-
Also. 'Iit thc Eg:t, THO ura interest," d inoa'
tain piece parcel Ui lana situate ia ttsaTtiyit
/ township. Cambria Couuty. adjoining lEnds g"
taifiu-r Us acres, more or less about - tcr~S
+ which are cleared having erected thereon
/ i'm thc occupancy Of Luke -i", "t-5- tak'n y
/ execution ana 60 he sold Il tao sui. ui rsucs
/ SheriG's OG3cc. EDcnsburl, San. 10, 1873. I-2
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\ SoRROwFUL SCEHE.-NO sadder sight
wa ever Witnessed III this comui,,n y than
that afforded by the funeral procession
which on sunday afternoon last, followed
20 their last resting places, in Lioyd's GENE
terry. the mortal remains os the wife and
child of III. '. :. Barker, whose deaths
from putrd sor. throat, one week ago last
night, within less than four hours OF each
other preceded as they were by / he death
from = l. ke cnuse of the only other child,
.iitfl,. NTyrt:e on the Monday previous, pro-
duccd such u profound sensation in our
midst and induced Us 70 make reference
theTetO in a portion OF lastweeH C~iiuon OF
our paper. To be deprived OF " lie and chill
dren-to see his household broken up com
pleteiv and eycr-tO behold his loved ones
dying, one after another, even before lie h;jd
time 10 realize Iae presence OF the dread
visitor, and that TOO within the short space
OF fOur dayS-to find himself stretched upon
a bed OF sickness with tho same disease aiid
unable to pay tho last sad tribute 10 the
nOrta, remains OF the loved and loSt-Is an
ordeal through which no one in this comnu-
nifty except Mr.. Eari.er has ever been called
upon to pass, ana we trust 40 other person
here or elsewhere viii ever again ue forced
10 undergo such a great and oversiIai lowing Z
afiiiCtiOn. In view OF tins wholesale Dc
reavplnent of one of OUr most prominent
and most reputable citizens. it is no wonder
that the hearts of our people have gone oaJ
in deep sympathy and cOmmisssrafIon To-
I ward him and while it is right and proper
that such feelings should be indulget anu
: made manifest. there is a lesson IN an athic-
. ton So overwhelming that should not pas
! lunleeded No one knows the day or the
/ hour when like calamity may fall upon
! his own household, or when death in q great
! er or less degree may obtrudc its unweicoint
7 presence into the family circle, and nehce
it behooves all Of us to keep ever in We"
the rewards and punishmeuts OF that grea'
/ hereafter 20 which we are SO rapidly hasten
ing, and so shape our lives here that we may
. he found worthy OF = favorable Judgment ~
/ the WORLD To come.
Til" funeral to which we have alluded was
perhaps the largest chat has ever taken place
IN tHls community, the sieiEhs and sleds Il
. the line OF procession numbering fortN-tN%
hr. Barker we are pleased TO say, has sIIt
tiyleatly recovered to permit Of his removal
\ on "Wednesday last, TO the residence OF IN
Z father, Hon. 4. \. Barker. in the East " ard
where We hope his restoration to fall haaitl
aud vigor may bs thorough, speedy and per
feet.
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SS3S AZ y.

RtpN .S7-Diai In this nI1ca, Gt 3 O'Clock
on IEdr-ty evening .It.i. 23i, = Ai'-t. - 3i!E
surviving '!atl~tt-T OF '. = ana Jennis l. Jar
kzr. AGED. , years. > mo oltts and p DAYS.
HAItEEft.-i i;ieu. IN this Ti@ rg'- ut IL. o = K
OF V. :. Barker, agcd = years, months ana -
da.} ,-t, -
Thursday night, j;,1. ~, -ar. JOSEPH LEHTz,
fiEet .,lpl!T - SeHrs.
uriav Iast, Ntr. SrAzisLAUs WHARTON, aged
about 10 years.
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Eah,n's stoIe, and accopt the improved
situation with econiuC gIace ard dignity.
-,Er. Juselh BChe has just commenced
the Manufacture and sale OF furniture in
Carr Illtown, and win soon hoad the corn-
Try with circulars Sctjng forth that fac5
Eiay fortune smile upon him benehcently.
From now until the first of April ab,Iil-
dant opportunity will be afforded for Sc
curing irst-ciass pictures at L. L. Spence's
elegant hot graph rooms. Mr.. Spence
has 10 superior as an artist, and what he
does lie does perfectly and at fair prices
Gail soon, for now is the time to secure the
lest specimens Of his Lapdiworl, ut lower
rates that ever.
The impressive ard interesting cere-
n-oEy Of religious reception took place on
/ Tuesday morning last n the chapel Of Mt
/ Galitzin Seminary this Place, Miss Fhilo-
mena Miller, OF PittsbGr1h, having Oh lhat
occasion received tlia habit of the Sisters
Of st. Joseph from EathAr GIuisty, spirit
ual director. She VIII he known III Ieli-
gion a Sister Mary Bernard.
4 n,nber OF the order Of s.: Reue-
diet, at st. Vincent College, near Latrobe,
net with a tragic death few days age
4 ladder LrCl.e under him and Irecipita-
. ted him a distance OF thily-fcur feet
Some OF the rungs broke lis ribs ard drove
, them into his lungs, causing almost in
StanU death. Gr. Walters WAS sent for
- Hou pos MOI 'eiA' e'>''iii ''l''sI'"' ~.
Ihe L''SI feSuiaF meeting % % Ile
!}aTn'leSS i!lG c@nllaHE. ~ ness. W.
i<1C", ri" 'S - ulI' = y, "a -, a ,',' > 'ii'
''"u l. H. id''> were '' = %.
Library. All !ulSuus therefore s,Eo wI~,I
* a." IRE 60 S:,-9 ~ ',.s 81 =
100 o' ICN,i>s V ~ -. ia ,, ''''
W '','J - 80
''" - l.. -. - , q i'-
~ '''T o'.,i e, 81 1T
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