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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-07

IL TowN.-Joln \. Wilson, proprie-
tor of the Eureka and Austin stage line.
has been in town for u day or two.
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NEWARK I;ULLIoN.-Wells, grgo Il
Co. yesterday shipped 3,l0l ounces OF
Newark bullion, valued at $3.50 So.
1t goes to San Francisco, consigned to
the Bank of California.
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FOURTH OF JULY RAcE.-.Articles of
agreement were signed yesterday be-
wccn Joe Crabb and Jot. Travis, for a
|rac, of three hundred yards, &c be run
pycr the Willows race course on July
Nth. The horses to be run are: the bay
horse Dan Rice, entered by Crabb, and
Mark Moore. owned by Travis. The
race will be catch weights, single dash,
Tor a purse Of $500. One hundred dol
liars a side were deposited with Luther
fl,rk list ev"lin , al | $3.50 more are to
he deposited on the Goth instant. The
horses will soOn go into training. and
IS it i. considered Il very even match
,thc race will bc II closely contested
3Our,
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TURNER HOUSE SoCIAL.-.AS usual,
the social at the Turner House last
evening was an enjoyable affair, the
rooms being filled with the many
1 friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Tower, who
We're unremitting in their efforts to
provide to the enjoyment of their
guests. At midnight All excellent sup
PER was served in the diming-room of
fhe hotel, after which the merry throng
OF dancers engaged once more i'll the
pleasures of the night. and the dancing
was continued until a late hour.
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'laARs n TOBACCO. - The store
JUST opened by J. Michels, on Main
street, has now Oh hand il full supply
the finest brands of cigars and to-
'"cco. The stock also embraces IA COM
raete assortment of fancy articles, Jap
use MS wares, pipes, cuiler;', etc. See
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ARRIVALS,


BY W. l.. ~rRiTCHARB'S STAGE LINE.
Their Clark RV Hawk,
~ D.:Il,,
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To Misunderstanding u. G. Nc
Kenncy left yesterday morning for
Hamilton. He will return by way of
Duckwatcr. arriving IN Friday even
ing next, or the following morning, i'll
time for tho morning session OF the
court.
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intelligence,

ScASDAL.-We are in receipt of a
ommunication from some laly corres-
sondcnt which, undert.ie circ Imsta, =
rs. will have to I've cast aside, as it re-
k.tcs to matters concerning only a GER
hin party, and as We construc it, very
..ndalous. We condemn Gossip,
.undal's twin sister, but it il a fault
nsilv committed. 1t begins by a gem
3 depreciatOry reference to sOme-
odv's infirmity of temper, until the
kossip-monger soon begins specifying
particular time and scene, which
fraightway the one who hears
Bills again to Ome one else
nth additions, slight perhaps, hut
Material. and before one knows it they
ind they have stirred up u hornets
Sest. The only way to avoid this evil
to refrain from making the private
kfairs Of others II staple article of on
rersation for the public. There are
Slcnty Of other subjects on hand, and
. avoid personality. Though begun
.ithout any more potent motive than
I mere love of fun, it ends in malice
Ind SANDER, separating friends and
Suudering the ties Of years Of inter-
course with its sharp and jarring dis
lords.
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MfSCELLiNE OTS

Pictures! Pictures! PhOtorapE...
20 TO TIE WELL KNOWN
City Photograph Gallery,
On South Main street. Eureka. for the hes,
and
MOST LIFELKE PIcTuREs.!
A new style of picture has just been intro
duccd by
Louis MONACO. The Artist.
Where a brilliant and glossy polish is impart-
Ell to the picture: superior to the
discarded vulgar enamel.
ALL KINDS OF PICTURES are done NJ,
in superior style and with the latest improve.
ments of the art.
Large lparior Bust Pictures md the
Bcautii ul sum Pearl
Are tax en- in this Gallery equal to any in the
state or NJ the Bay.
All negatives taken in this Gallery are cure
fully ret"uchcd and kcEt for future orders.
2-iny4 LOUIS MON AGO, Artist.
MRS. G. N. REED. MRS. c. o~'LAUGaLIN.
TIE COSMOPOLITAN
We HAVE JUST RECEIVED Our
SpRlNc STOCK OF MILLINERY
Rcady-made Dresses, and Ladies' Ready
made
u n q g q
Everythin. entirely new md carefully Sc
lectcd, AID made under the direction Of n
fashionable molistr ut san francisco.
w. iioums at the Cosmopolitan House,
Main street. np2-lm
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RECoVEuNG.-From later advIccS,
we learn that W. l.. Pritchard, who
has been seriously i'll at Sacramento,
has SO far recovered as to be out again.
lie is expected at Pali>adc to-morrow.
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koBBED.--.A gentleman from "Hold
iilh:land," who arrived in Eureka
Tuesday morning. was robbed of $40
ny the three-card monte thieves of FL
No. lie says me of the ''blar>'cI"
ioper> only requested him to pat in
mat amount toward making up Il Ger
.'in sum to be wagcred on ''Hcai
ming" Tin cipper, of course. lost,
as did also the too contiling Briton.
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Observation-Disclosures 4 Franklin are
receiving amost superb stock of Particles
OF ladies' over and underwear, en-
bracing Il great variety of styles in ma
|terial and trimming, and are for sale
either III full or paris of suits. Ladies
.uesiring something really rich III this
me, can obtain just what they want at
me place; and those wishing some
.llng plain and less expensive can be
equally rs we'll accommodated, as the
Stock is II of the largest and best Sc
lec:ed in town.
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complete assortment, at W. II.
Clark'S. ap19
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SriHStIiIrrION received for all the
Eastern wccklieS and monthlies;
also, for the SAN Francisco papers and
magazines. at the Postoilice Stationery
and News Depot. d3O&
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400 Con; \irEinia,I3e 3bD
10 Chollar ii ~
40 lmpcrial-4i. A.
2N Exchelucr-2t
1850 Ovcrman--7 q 2ibao. 3'4
" Seq. Bclchcr-65ii ~ IL
% Hale X NorcrusS-H2
sc Caledonia-lpH IL 2blO
50 kcntuck-l2
CALLEp.-We had the pleasure ola
visit last evening from \. rrippel, as
of the Manhattan Mill, Austin.
This gentleman is Oh a tour of inSpcc-
ton of the different mining camps.
He leaves this morning for Hamilton,
Cherry Creek and Eyan districts, re-
turning in Il short time.
PERsoNAL.-John :. Capron left on
last evenings stage for san Francisco.
returning in about two weeks. bur
iny his absence the ranks Of the
gand army of bcnedictS will be i'll
creased by ont. Luther Clark re-
turned home yesterday morning from
Bitter Creek.
THE GREEN GHAS>.-The grass in
Diamond valley is growing finely,
being now five inches high, and grow
ing in sufficient quantities to furnish
ample feed for the cattle and sheep.
Grass on the mountains is also appear
ing and will DON be high enough for
grazing purposes.
In TOwN.-We notice Ed. CIarbona
and Uncle Jimmy Hayes, the stock
men, are in town. They arrived here
from the Snake river country, where
their cattle have been wintcring. The
sock has recently been removed from
that place to the vicinity OF Humboldt
Wells.
FAST FREIGHT Passage. - Parties
desiring cheap transportation to the
railroad, are informed that the fast
freight coach will leave this morning,
from Prilcharl's building, ON Main
street, at $ o'clock, arriving in time to
meet the trains the following day.
Fare low.
BACK FROM THE HAY.-II. Lee, the
well known Ruby Hill merchant, has
returned from the Bay City, whittier
he went some time since for the pur-
pose of making large additions to his
already immense stock of choice gro
ceries and general merchandise.
To-DAY.-On and after to-day the
mud-wagons running between here
and Pali>ade will be discarded and
..,,.l,,. amt ~, il, thAir Stn.l, Tho lat
ter have been thoroughly ~ovcrhailcd
and made as comfortable for travellers
rs possible.
To Misunderstanding ID. &. Me
Kenncy left yesterday morning for
Hamilton. He will return by way of
Duckwalcr, arriving on Friday
ing next, or the following morning, i'll
time for the morning session of the
court.
RECovEHING.-From later advlccs,
we learn that W. l.. Pritchard, who
has been seriously i'll at Sacramento,
has so far recovered as to be out again.
lie is expected at Falisade morrow.
NEWARK BULLIoN.-Wells, Irgo Il
Co. yesterday shipped 3,l0l ounces OF
Newark bullion, valued ut S2.iJO IS.
1t goes to San Francisco, consigned to
the Bank of California.
OVERLOOKED. The valleys along
the line Of the stage read between here
and Palisade are all overlooked, and
in some places submerged their entire
extern with water from the mountains.
IL TowN.-John \. Wilson, proPrie-
tor of the Eureka and Austin stage line.
has been in town for u day or two.
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WHITE LANES WOOL. BLANKE.S,
the finest in the market, just received
ut Obericldcr IL uarris.n'S. apo
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GENTLEMEN'S under clothing, the
finest assortment in town, at w. H..
Clark'S. ap2l
, 1874-10-08
CRIMINAL RECORD.

Ch1MIHAL CoEIT.
Judge Moorc-CharlcB Cunningham, bcatiug
hia wife tlued cent ind coAts.-Freu Naiblo
violation city ordinance; tined $25 and costs.-
Join Baehl,, violation city ordinance; tlned s5.-
Sixteon city appeal caacs wero dismissed NTH
procctlondo for want OF prosecution. The ro-
maindor OF The cascs will ho tried to-day.
1uar1cE COURTS.
Justice Doyde'.-Augn Ferguson, FROSTED for
tho larceny OF property belonging to 0[ra Herrick
Mt No. 0G3 pralrio avonuo hold to tho Criminal
Court in bull Of $B00.--Wilana Horn. arreBtud
Tor violation Of dog ordnance: continued till to-
tay.-Alilo Mcdonald, Nicholas Gcary, md Jchn
Garrity trial Conluslcd from last Friday for As-
salllt OH james b1cdartY WITH iutent to kill, a,tl
riot, wae resumed in tho afternoon McD onatd
wls held tothe Urimtnul Couftin bnll Of 81 800;
Geary and Garr1ty woro discharged.
t Judge ScallY--Jo Ohm Sage arrested for making
threats to do bodily injury to his vito: placod
under i,oace-bonds Of 5300.-Jollu NlcGough, ar
rosted for mailing fnlBo representations to 1lary
Wstzo, atrung0r, and leaving her in q house Of
prostitution; continued till tln 18Th inst, III
hail Of S5DD:
Justice Eau}n,ann- Bttig, larceny :;
continued till to-day il bail Of 3500-Dan
Toon.oy lnrconv continued till today III bail
Of a5o0.-Thornas McDonoslgla, assault with a
deadly weapon With intens to kill Bottor Erick-
son continued till tomorrow in bail Of $500.
Justice HaHes-Joacpl Graham, arrested for
committing Mi ASSAULT Oh Robert lorriuc last
Sunday fined SIG. 4 warrant wes then sworn
out by +. Ua,ieon for tfla rcarreDt Of Graham,
charging him with m assault with intont to do
bodily injury ut Ghn tine hu assaulted porrlne.
Ho will be examined on that Charge today.
, 1874-10-08

whether TINT number oar bo profitabty cnrriod
II &c, Just aa many csfs will 10 placed on tic
line a8 t1orh In slornand for them. In tho face
Of tho many large dividends and Of tho narkot
Quotations or tic South nntl Wost Sila Co1nnnu-
len wntorcd atoc II viii not 10 to Rnauer tat Ii
yonld DO 1nproitabo to them to limit tho car,ac-
ity Of carr, -unprolitabto to thom to kenp
largo number OF cars. horatB, and mon idlo, to
do 4 hoayior bustnosB In tito morning and oycu-
Ing. II thoy cannot do It, lot othors hayo
otlauce to use tho public highway.
II tho Chr Companies, nfter tho oapncity fs
limited by lazy, will not pnt on, additional
nibusos and otl,cr veitco1B, 30 tho public
mood layo no foar but What competition would
soon prov1do plonty Of i,,ooB fcon7oyance 10 rlo
to and fro in tho city, and aoon tho conpaniea
themselves would accept tho Bitllalfol,, and: for
thor own selfish interoBt add fttctonsbd c1tir-
.n1ont to tho roads and tho rcorfo would thon
nat bc packed like drove or cattlo Into o1ose,
snlrocntluR cars. n.y..
Another source Of compliant is tho wrotehct1,
manner iii which tho companies lny and ninft,-'
tdn their traokH In the CITY, 1n London, and all
through Europe, Btreet-railmnYB: (uAllott therc'
ttanlWay8) l,avo atoly boon introduced but tho
1noHt BtriDEont roqnironlonta ato n1ado an 10 the
roadway ratlg nnd their maintenance, Tho rail
must 10 flat or ]oyol with tho street, With
grooye for tho wheel, no as not to ea1so tho
loust obstruction to other vohielep. On al now
Btreot-ratlwayHt especially on Wabash ayon,e.
let this rail bo adopted, md ro1nirn tho con14
pany to keep their rntis nnl roadway in perfopt
orior, and, Will, limits pncod OIL tho r,,lhor Of
passengers to car, D,lr Btrcet.ru,lWayg will
not bo the nuisanoos that we havo 30 1ong on
dured, Pro BoSo PUDL1Up,
, 1874-10-08
thnn can bc judoious'y expended this fall In
porfocttuR tho wntor.uupply.

4AN Nou
Tho pubio schools Of thin city will be cloHcl
tomorrow.
Tho lunollos Of tho Ladies' Industrial Boctoty
Will bc continued darlng the wcck at No. IL
EaHt Washington atreot.
Tho Christ Church Social Union will bo held
this evening ns tho house Of Mfr. Elbridgo d.
Keith. 016 Prairie ayonuo Tho literary and
musical oxorosos begin promptly ut 8 o'clock.
A literary sociahlo will ho hold II, tho rooms Of
tho Union Catholic Library Association, suutl,-
wost corner Of State aud Monroe strcctB, this
evening.
Tloto will DO lunch giyen fran IL to ., nj.
to:anv by tho tht1ios for charitable purtoeoa Mt
III Washington atrcet.
Tho chtcago Academy Of homeopathic pny-
htciahs md Surgeons will moot at tho fremont
l1ouHo thsH oyonlng, Tho section of practicnl
nohcas1o will proAont report, with oaaos, npcci-
Tho humorous lecture Of Ralph q. Hoyt, ut
sonth stiofo, tha eyonug, opell1 tile ootsho Of
entertainments to bn given tl.ero, at Intervals,
dar1ns tho ao"aon. mud viii bo worth hearing
robert collyer will give tho opening leet,1re Of
tho GhataHo Athenipnm Frce- CourHa Monday
ovoulug, gu ''C Cleas Grit" rAsa course u {or
tho people, alnl is fren to all WHO CONC, Tho
Atllonmum gives itB third a,,aual sociablc This
evening, at No. LII Madison Btroot al molubort,
ami friends Of tho Hociaty aro invital.
, 1874-10-08

Pacific. Hotel. They came by apccIar train On
the Lalto Snoro d Michigan Bo,tthet7r Hallway,
Az Invited giaatG or clint Con1pany, md, after
tho gontlo,non a,,d tlo roads tttlloy reprogont.
Atlantic d g,rat 1pcstc,n-p. D. Coopor.
General snpor,n9pnanIn;t pI;, 2 I Tatn9T n' chief
Dunbar, j.. H.. Ferris, Assiutart s,perlntentl-
outB; j. IL. i. Woir, Master Car Duildor;,
William Fuller, Gonoral AfaHter Moehanc.
C!erelanu,. Columbus: Cincinnatt II INDIAN
II. Dick. Mastor Bniltlor; G. i. Doscomb. Anal,t
at OioyeIand; ". I. Smith, Mastur Chr Builder:
T.. s.. Young, uonoral Master Mechanic; I. !.
Higgins, S,porntoudont Of Tolegr1ph i. Ford,
Jaho SSIoye g. 7fIchfga,r !soasae'n--cl,arloB
ant Chicf EngI,onr; @. y. Conc!t, r. fleshor,
T.; G.: IT, n1otutsyro, J. q; Curtin. r. =.
nlo4Igett, J; r. paraony; T =; gsrls1
llnster; N'illlnm Kline. Jr., snperintenlont Tola-
graph; john Kirby, MASTER Car:Bnlaer; J. ..
lsrowcr, knatntant Engineer; John. Townsend,
cut Lako' Erlo d Lousyille Kni1roaa. Henry
Nottingham and Col. J3Iips, Of Cluyoland ac-
company eparty an gncsts.
Hornf ARRIVALS.
Clevclntnl; Col. s. bliss, Cleveland; ". BULL
Yorlt; George Child, ENGLAND. :. !; Patn'cr
+ ,., NJ ri sT1,tl 1, ill.,. IT, 1Lon: To- h., &c George r. n n
Joseph Villas, Manisowoo; Col. lhon,as Shell,
Clinton, III. !. tho Hon. Jororniah Smith, Dovor,
n. Fl. !; the 11on: John lsnnn. Springfield. =.
Fremont Honse-J. II. Vincent, Now York; Jotn
T. Kitchen, Detroit, ], .. hfol1ilI, Doloit Joshua
T. I'm 5sl!ott, Rlrm3ingham, 3 EEtnglaua John
don. ". n. Carlin, y. s. a.. tho lion. William
Q. Wright. :Treoport; tho Hon, s.. !. conkln,
Wetorloo. Wis. Il. 4. Jnekson, Madison; U. r..
Hart, minneapolis; W. II. Smith, Il. G. I4nrn-
sol, Now York; L. X. Hamilton, Fond du Lac.
New Yonfs, Oct. 7.-Tne Lord Mayor Of Dub
lin doilvored lecture last evonng III tho Acado-
my Of h1nsiu for tho benefit Of tic Catliolio
! Church. His subject was SOLVER Goldsmith y
| At tho close OF slccturo tho Lord Mayor wap
presented with gold-hcatcl cnne, aud lntor, ut
! lis hotel, #aa honorod witha serenadc on bohaf
| Of tho CITY nuthuritie1.
NEW YonK, Oct. 7.-Among tho passengers for
| Europe to-day wcro His Excellonoy Roeat do
| LiInbony and Indy, tho Lord Mayor OF Dnbltu
and lMly, md Dr.. Hamilton md Wilson, Of tho
| Irish team.
1
, 1874-10-08

10 The Editor qf The Chicago Tribune:
s1n : ALLOW me- to oxpresB, through you, our
sincere gratitude to tho gont1c,nen composing
tho Committee on Water, through whose in1lu-
enco tho trial Of watcr-aupp1y was ordered.
For onco, ut least Chicago cannot aey TINT
there was not good alpply OF wasor In tho
pircs,-a thing which fear cannot DO said OF any
othos who1odhy during tho lnnt six months. Fortlo
Inst fow dayn especially NO havo had no wator to
uso on the second story between the hours of 0
.. N, and y. M, Whether tho cuEinoor1 Of .t,o
Chicago Water-Worka Moro getting thoir ma
chincry in order for this special OCCASION or rot,
I cannot tell -pothaps 7fr. Chesbrongl can. Ii
this Is tho caso, we. mar, perhaps, hope for 4
good supply OF watcr for eomo time.
At auy rdto, tlliuh it ITO moro than juat that
some ono sho1t1d have the thanks Of tho In
labittttta Of this section Of our city for tho
bountiful alpplY Afforded sB to-tlay--thoro hoing
Il strong atfoatn MI day oren as high as The
SECOND story.
ALLOW mo also to suggest tint tho Committee
bo instructed to continue these rialn, so a1ang-
inE them that tnere aball be at least one every
week. Then "plonty Of water" would come to DO
an expression moro generally in uso, though tho
fact bo none tho less appreciated.
CutcAao, Oct. 6, 1874. COTTAGE 0novE.
, 1874-10-08
List Of Vessels Conrcy cd During tho Month e1
Snp(pm1tor. tE7ts

List Of Vessels Conrcy cd During the Month of
September. 1871.
All Of tug Ada Alien. Waller DNstcra {afaBter iii
Cha,cers, to Daniel Doglc, $4,000.
all Of tug Ada Allen, Daniel BoGlc to Charlcs ].
Singer, $1,000.
Esrueha,Y ct A. to Jnius A. boyer, $1,000.
Th!cc-cighti,s Of canal-boat Il. II. Atkinson, it,
lu8 4. Bower to D. f. German, $500.
Ali OF schr Baltic, Ilon.aa Rat'Bau to Peter
Olsen, seas.
onc.hnlf Of schr T. D. Campbell, n. Eastman to
Jan,ca Sims, $3.50.
one-hali Of stt4r L. b. Coates, T. D. stockbrdgo to
H. NnSey :; $Ispo S.''p eoot.. + n so,.,,dr, ~
Roberts Il Hull. s, ,09D.
Treo-eIghtls Of caualboat George judd ). 4. Doyor
to D. L. CorncaU, 500.
one.laif Ct rai,al-boat Col Martin, ]. A. Doyor to
,. Il. Corueau, 81, ,5Uo,
0nc-half of achr Julia .. Merrill, John a. Steele
10 ]. r. Mtrrin, 81.
Throc-cfahths Of ecl,r g. h. Roberts, r. D. Fo.s
to william, wiiaon, sl.9a0. -,
0no.half Of schr j.. scoyille, Marlin Hanaon to
Martha Linn, g., 600,
, 1874-10-08

The schr G. @. TRIUMPH left this mort yestcrslay
morning With earse q 800 tons 20 e bene dast for
iett lila l,ort for Europe tllis season.
-Tho prop James Davidson, which sailetl from Day
oty as Saturday viii q largest Sa1ge OF sat Tint
Tho Hchr Horace Greeley, Of Ksnosha, arrived hero
Yesterday minus her forctoplnast.
Tito Gcl,r North Star wes slightly damaged ycster-
as xnna al. L. smith. ~' =
rS aq @qSn en-, wSst na ana fro
q grain wOro sssn 70 ss M sssay On
.nr hcr bosIs '''''' ''' ''> s~~'' $3.50 w.
Tho barge Colin Campbell is ut Miller Dlothcr's
dry -locIs, receiving minor repairs.
The aclr Davidson, Wills trying to mike this tar-
bor Monday night, towoa on the har by the tugs
having hor lii eiiarge. sac was pulled oil wstlo'lt
THE sclr Rose Simmons carried aray her cross
trse aad sprnng hsr aaaresail-sara at tho humber
street brdgo during lie ast Tires days. III cos,1c-
e raas IL as p"f
sn taagrepabo jama and delays ara et amost hously
| occusrcnee.
weeks liz rates Of fretghts having eo,newnat advanced
some ol tho yesnclH that aa been ajd up hayo GOING
out as'in' y, s..rr,,.x
Tho ,chr Sam rl]nt arrived nj milwaukee, m,pur ncr
gaa; ..@ ....., 1e,.. :, 49,. ~.
nAT ~ ~ @ nf,rv Iana ~ ,snn ,it1 ,n>I1r fro, 1,.
c,nnn fnr GisrsenI ,yns irachr,1 at ,nnr I,innr n
oon a thsnst III ~ III farn,or "~ ria wainas.v ~ ar
mr 1T Ha sco IN mi nf ,t"r. and nuc n lar
lmS o ~. H., hna van .nshna @ na,'nro ''-' " 11 - 'oi
oas1o ss W. ue rroS ~ ntrott <,,,,,,, oro,>,.,
,, thatt H. strr Ismm,or,,nS ,sct, ns ,,ts
s,ahSs au ~ aI ths nnrth .inrs ~ T. sn
tho T1e % ~ Sinncnnm Tivor ar1 ~ ti, @
roughly ssn,ca' enc' "o"''sf' WAS co' OIL WITHOUT
set4uMs r t fH1,so 1,,c,, WA .},r1oro, ~
'ae 1 shhorG, satrr'ir,s ,vos i,,s W. 'ossa ~.
,T MFSM SHo ass ISno. nnraI - naae G. 1us
4tnoo ~ ~ I'M 11ar SroonI ~ WIKI Jtiu..s. @
aa.aee ,. aa,; k;oS S', 49, n ,,aura1 % Tho @ ~" ms
woEa aopui I'M wa III. ~ ~ t ts;, 49, n eso @ @ spn
sisiea OF tsy 'ouu oss ] ~ h"'t rs % ~ ~ ay 10y.
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