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TT THE DISTRICT COURT. SEE OND JU.

TT THE DISTRICT COURT. SEE OND JU-
dicia District in and for Ormsby County, State Of Ne
yada.
In the of the and guardianship of Charles
F. Smith, Clara Smith, Alice Smith, Edgar Smith and En-
Smith, minors
1t appearing this Court from the petition this day
presented and filed by w H. Smith, the guardian Of the
persons and estates of Charles F. Smith, Clara Smith, Alice
Smith and Emma Smith, Minors praying for order OF
sale Of certain real estate belonging his wards
necessary would be beneficial to said wards that such
real estate should be sed hereby ordered that the
next of kin said wards ard all interested in
the said estate, appear before thsGeart On MONDAY
THE 23d DAY OF JULY, A. D. 1877 at ten o'clock M
at the Court of this Court in the County of Omsby
then and show why order should be
grant ed for the sale of such real estate
And is further ordered that copy of this order be
published four weeks before the said
day of hearing in the MORNING APPEAL newspaper print
ed and published in said county of Ormsby Dated June
sd, 1877 $. H. WRIGHT,
District Judge.
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ORAsBY COUNTY, NEVADA July 7, 1877.
To the Hon. the Board of County Commissioners Ormsby
County, State of Nevada:
The County Auditor respectfully submits the following
report of the fiscal affairs of the said county for the six
months ending June 80, 1877
Balance on hand January 1st 1877. ...... 1852 81
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BALANCE

BALANCE
On hand at close of business June 30 1877 This balance
is the aggregate the balance the several funds st tho
-, Lima As - -
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And of the coin there is silver So 0OO The larger por-
ton Of the licenses and poll taxes in addition a consd
cradle portion of the taxes on personal property having
been paid in silver
have made my emiannual settlement with the State
Controller for all monies received account of the State
and hold his receipt in full to June IL, 1877.
Respectfully submitted,
H. J. PETERS, County Treasurer
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their rooms Of the State Board OF Agricul-
ture, and toboth Houses Of the Legislature
for the use of their rooms for public meet
ings on Wednesday and Thursday even
ings.
Z. That we are gratifed to learn that
the Senate Committee on Revenue have
under consideration proposition n abol-
ish the State tax on real estate, and to
adopt a system of revenue similar to that
of Pennsylvania, and that we hope the
measure, well considered and in proper
form, may speedily become the law of the
State.
8. That we ask the Governor and Sem
ate to appoint at least one farmer on each
of the several State Commissions and
Boards, so that We may oe adequately rep
resented in all the institutions for which
We cheerfully foot the bills.
.. That a committee of three be ap.
pointed, to be knoSn as the Legislative
Committee" to give such attention to leg
islative refoT as they may deem neces-
sary during the present sessions of the
Legislature Of the State And We would
request that the committee consist of the
Hon. Willard Z. Flagg, Of Madison; A.
J. Grover aud G.. A Fitch, Of Cook.
Respectfully submitted.
T. HEsCRoFT, Chairman.
j. ID. LEWIS,
j. WEAVER,
w. COOPER,
l.. CAMPBELL,
Report accepted and Committee dis
charged.
In accordance with the report Of the
Committee, the Chair appointed on the
Legislative Committee Messrs. W. g.
Fiagg, :. }. Grover, and G. A. Fitch.
This ended the reports of committees.
and the next business in order was the
election of officers.
The President called Mr. Lewis, Of Nc
Lean, to the chair, and took the floor and
made the following statement: That he had
served the Association for FIVE years, and
hoped they would elect another officer.
Under new administrations great progress
was often made. He did not wish it to be
understood that he would decline a re-
election If rendered him. He held that
the organization had done much good, and
It could be made the channel through
which many reformatory measures that
they needed could be carried into success.
Continued on Second Pdge)
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VI. HALEY. Chairman.
4. s. PEABODY.
b. STUvE.
ON TRANSPORTATION.

TbAcommittee Oh Transportation sub
mitted the following report
Mr. President and Gentlemen Of the
Convention: We, the full Committee on
Transportation, beg leave to report the
following as the result Of our labors:
LIST. We submit the of6cia statement Of
the expenses TO the State Of Illinois for
maintaining the Railroad and Warehouse
Commission from Move mber 80, 1872, up
10 January !. 1877.
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SIN IRE.
ST-ST-STUTTERING!

and lmps dinents IN speech that daily
nd hourly yex and m rtify. A. q make one . laughing
took through life. permanently cured b, q slentinc
AtionAi aud practsCs. m-fhOd.
Sick Headache and Ague cured BY one dose Anti
Totes for Opium Tobacco and Liquor Habisa True e.
supporters, FreSentiye.. Syringes etc, supplied
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CONFIDENTIAL!

EyerH Patient (either seN) eey staso- pArto-
ulars Of tneu 1ssa u d. AlkIS. eitherL TPAm.
letter, repusiny TO his trusT .u~ugynnl NJ
family matter. and car always rely oes strictsst
confidence and secrecy.
g. DR. AKIN guarantees better, Safey
treatment land .Jor fss money ~ al Speeiol
Cases thin can b. had elsewhere. He Il easily
accessible from all points
THE MOST DIFFICULT CASES SOLICITED.
IT ConsutAtonfrce. Terms always reasonable VI
Come prepared 70 arrange needful thOrc ugh treat
meat.
RF II YOU have any serious obstinate disease AZ
annoying symptoms. MISTER how discouraged or
how often disappointed stop useless doctoTirR ana
dosing ana apply 70 The Doctor. Sufferers for years
ur lifetime he cures Ia REV wee
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NJ ATIONAL LABOR UNION-Organized
1N August 60 1868
RICHARD TEEyELLIoK, President, Fisher Block, De
roit.
HoRAeg \. DAy, Firyt Vice President. New York
hRs Z. y. G. Will ARD Second Vice President Chicago
9. BES. JOHNSON, Secretary, Tamaqua, Pa
A c. CAMERON, Treasurer, ssl West Madison street
Chicago.
Executive Committee G. Cameron, Of Chicago, W
j. Svlvis. o. Sunburv. Pa IA. w. Field Detroit Mich
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CURED Ar HOME.

Persons A. distance may he cured at home by i'd
dressing letter 70 Dr. AKIN. nating cave syn D
toms length OF time the disease has cor tinued ana
have medicines promptly forwarded free from damage
and curiosity. % any part Of the ccuntr with full ard
plain directions tor use BY enclosing tO In registered
letter. o. Order, or Express.
Call, address,
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AFTERNOON SESSION.


THIRD DAY
Afternoon SESSION.
AT p m the .""Ve"t'on was called To
order' ffes''eH' 'aS5 "a 'he ena'r'
on FINAvCE
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500. tor tr.yeun. expenses. Tins does
not l4,lud. los, Of time.
we recommend.
lst That our indebtedness should be
Immediately hquidated.
49,,
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ne Chairman q tAls Oo'lHl''ee NNiI'
Nhl'tem"Ie, " hAAAah1e) rose ia NJ
place anu stated that ms Couiuittee "Ould
Thank The Convention ir any luther III
formation tu-y had 70 give them, either
written. puuted, III verbal
Inv TraAsp IrtAIuu Committee. having
subIIsILel, sent ia a report Oh railroads.
Alr NJ b Lloyd, Ut II,nry, read the
report, as ioI,Ns.
We, your Committee appointed to as
CERTAIN tha amount vi enI huvd ana III.
pAId taxes ia railroad property wilma the
State, hes ie,y, u report The IuiiO"Ing:
1t. by Ius AIiIt r. puUhshed state
meut We ma "a 4J1 90 ot these take,
mn.cu nave Ue-u assessed Tor STATE Pur
poses, ~ Ell 'Iuri tut unpaid.
t.x,, sd Tor otn-r ina, St,t,.
unrp.,,..., m, r,t.r.a3, ~ .,,i .,p+a bur
Ne nave statement made uut by the
Treasurer of Lts,Ar County. Showing the
amount Ut euI.lued anI uupud taxes IL
that Z tuuLy ID w SO y1J IS, and that the
State 5 ,ortlou II saia amount is ~, 25I. 90.
81. Assuming that The amount OF taxes
levied I've :. ATE purposes bears the same
proportion tnruu -n.u. tie state that II
does In L, Sale Comfy To IN. whole, or
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me paat " yrara. Ave and tvnrfierre are an I'm
por'sn,. SEMINAL WES.kREEs, niah
'oecs ~ drrsm- rim plies tn face. kst y anlnoN
can positi'rY be curd sdes Wsnfirg Tie rrost
delicate ate. ten cail Nrife. FiesseRt rome foY
patients, beck f0r fte million. Aprirnc Cuicc
which tells yon MI about these di-re.u- WI Ehoni
mhrry-why rot-i0 cents 70 pay Tosfrgr. ~
JHmee he's ~ rooms afi psricr Nru tre noe A
hut the Doctor. Ofltc hrtf- o g. ~. to 7pt
\ r.- "
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GENTIEMEM!

YOUNG. HIDDLE-A6ED AND OLD MIN,
sufenng the sad elects body and mind Oh Self
abuse Exee=seS Disease Detect, Whaesver re- Or
doctored in vain let not desFAr false modesty b
your ruin, bu' call OF send Al once
car The only sure, rational lastirg for SpermA
torrhOea Seminal Weakness Nervous Debility Impo-
tence. etc No quaekerv or decsption. v isndly ID
vice End reliable md. u is veil knOwu that Dr. A
always effects His treatment includes ALL
you need never look elsewhere Thosu about marry
should not fail to consult him
GTTDE quickest, mild remelea for al prf-
~ AtAIs vate diseases or old symptoms
elect. Syphilis. Structure, Defects. PhimnAis Hydro
eele, Nanocele, etc rAdicallv cured. No meruurv
used. Private Rooms. No getting prescriptlons
Travellers promptly supplied.
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OF ST. CRISPIN OFFI

~ eerx foT the ensuing year-F C. D.-Miss Name,
Nhitmore, Rochester, $. @. D. Mn. Della McKAy
StonehAm ~ q D.-Mss MARY Weaver; End o. d.
Miss hatie stanton, Louisville ny Sd @. D.-MisS
Maggie Sotspike kocht steT q. S.-MisS Esther Bell
Baltimore; G.. T.-Mr-. Eiin. Rogen, Lynn, Mas
All correspondence tuness q the order should be
addressed to Miss Mercy Whitmore, y. q. D.. No. AZ
Sbley Block, Rochester n Y , or 70 Esther Bell @ u
Baltimore. Nd
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IRON MoULDERs' INTERNATIoNA

IRON MOULDERS' INTERNATIONAL
l. acknowledgements, Cincinnati Ohio
Wa II. SAFTis, President ock box ls45, Cincinnati
Ohio.
PnaER J. MEASHY. Treasurer, 60 Summit g.. Brook
Ign, NY.
Jas. CARROLL, Firzt Vice President. New York city
Thomas CAsES, second Vice President, boz l76 Mont
gomery, Ala
Joas H. DAscR. Third Vice President, box 7Os
Toronto Ont.
Z. b. osLER, FOURTH Vice President, box ses, Sec
ramento. Cal.
JOHS ,. LEAHT. Recording Secretary, Little FAlh.
New YORK
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~. >. AKIN, NJ. O.,
81 AOnrOe Street. GraBd Rapids, Heb
Dr.JAMES,
Lock HOSPITAL,
rOnA

tuNN LIZ
EasfiFgifn 4 franklin.
Chartered by tho
State OF ] linois for
the eyprers purpose
OF giving Immediate
rriief IN all cases Of
private, chroi ic ard
urinar, diseases IN all
thrir complicated
frrne It's " ell
kn, vnihet DR. James
has - cd at the head
OF the Drofcssion fos
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TOURNEYMEN TAILORS UNION OF
- Chicago, meets every Monday evening at O'Clock
in their ball ~ Dearborn st., Madison Pre4i-
dent, He,ry hesrler Vice President j. Lorentz Rec.
nd Cor Ssc'y. Chasles Darger 205 P, rtland avenue
Financial SecretAry. c. Stone Treasurer, -
Ro~enof
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COburn Medical Institute,
iii South Clark street, Chicago. The OLDEST IN
SHTUT1oN ~ the United States chartered expressly
for the cure q PRIVATE. CHRONIC and sPECI A.
diseases ~ both stat n Eminent Professor.
y attendance
"a Consultation personally or by letter, free
Box fog ather sea- sSo -tamTE
P%sasS EsnsSn thus Eapeg n yu-gr Application
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AND BLACKsMITHs

M ACHINISTS And BLACKSMITHS
vi INTERNATIONAL UNION Hendouarters-
Cleveland. Ohio Joss FKHREBATcH, President, lock
boH First Vice Pres, Lewis c. WILCOX, Buffalo, n r.
Second Wee Pres, Richard swami, New OrleAns La ,
THIRD Vice Pres, William n. Hartman, Altoona Pa F;
Fourth Vice Pres. james W. Leve.ley, Toronto Ont
Treas. Fred p Aefsely Aiddieto~n. n. T.; Sec. Of
The Ins. Dep, william Y. Upright. syracuse, n. ":
~. nllnwworth, Utica. ~ ~; Robert Eanis Warren
Ia james g. GrAhNM, Rochester, n. Y; W. D. bal
LEntine. savAnnAh, Ca; John Aunes. Buffalo, N. Y !;
6. 7. A. Van Solver. SoFwalk. o.
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Of 81 $50 was incurred by the preceding
Commission prior to November 30, 1871
The only outstanding Indebtedness of the
Commission is for legal services, bills for
which have not yet been rendered, amount
of " Inch will not exceed 81 500
Office expenses include salary OF Secretary,
eXtrade hire, making of reports. stationery.
postage. express, rent. fuel, ice janitor. etc.
Investigate include the examination Of
charges Of eXtortlon and unjust dI scrmina-
ton, the bringing and conducting Of suits.
court fees, tic printing OF briefs aud argu-
ments, witness fees, etc, etc.
OF the $50, 600 Appropriation FIR investi-
CATIONS. etc, ia force July |, 1873, the sum
so. 1856. SO, being unexprndtd, was carried
into the State Treasury January 80, 1873 /;
and Of the office expense fund the sum Of
$40 60 was So carried on the same date.
The original vouchers for the above eN-
peuditures are tled IN the office Of the Aui-
ttor Of Public Accounts. aud duplicates
thereof in the ofhce OF the Commission r.,
who will permit an examination OF the same
at any time.
The Commissioners have been in session
days since their appointing ut
A true and correct statement.
PHILo J. REvEEIDGE, Secretary.
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Surgical Diseases. Cancers Tumors Hsre-Lip. FIutuA
Club FoOot. ETC., Tesnedied BY the nosT approved
methods.
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THE HOUSE CARPENTERS EIGHT
Il HOUR LEAGUE, AND SHOP 10. or
UNITED NECIIANICS.-M 1t their hail, All Buss
street. San Francesca. CAL the first Monday event. "
esah month Officers Uuriah b. tn, mas w. NJ
T.. 5. Pendleton. Ia Foreman Ham Stewart I'd Fore
man I. Nunssn, Treasurer: J. w. Gregg. r. g.
E.O Andrews. r. s
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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS

GEfiGiht PROCEEDINGS
Of TIE
FIFTH ANNUAL MEETING
OF TIE
ILLINOIS
State Farmers Association
HELD AT
sPai:sfielO, JAN %, 70 and rs, 1871.
THIRD DAY.
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(tOOPERS' INTERNATIONAL UNION
~ a Norm America Room 8, No
IA seneca street, Cleveland. %.
THonAs HkNuEGsv, President an. Treasurer Is
Scoft Il. Me.a ste CleNelAnd q
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At 3 p. IA the 'nuveutton was called to
order, President Flasg IA the chair.
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NATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS.
INDUSTRIAL CONGRESS o TIL

1 NDOOIhIAL OONORESO " In r
Il L. s. Headquarters. Ind annapolis, Ind.
Decentralization H. Wright, ~ n. New Jerse q :
Indianapolis, Ind.
First Vice-President-J. Y. Welsh, PennsylvAiGsssA
Second Vice President-Jere. Murphy, Maryland.
Third Vice Prvsident-H. =. AAcary, q Michigan.
Fourth vice-President-Ars. Jennie LsDdOrmie.
Indiana.
Fifth Vice President Duncan Mccormick lulnois
SecretAry-M. P McKiernan New York
Treasurer-Jof.I Schley, Indiana.
Executive Board. q. Cameron, Illinois Robe
Sching. Ohio. c. Ben. Johnson. o. 'PennsylvAniA
II. J. Walls Ohio; james Connolly, New YORK
Meets al Washington. d. c.
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MINERS NATIONAL ASSOCIATION
VA GsnsrA once ofthe Mners National Association
JoHS SIsHy, President JoHk JAMEn, General Sec'y
Address all communication- John James, Room No
IL, No yl8 SenecA street, Cleveland Ohio and they
will receive prompt attention
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A SSOCIATED BROTHERHOOD OF
N IRON AND STEEL HEATERS, RoLLERsAND
R0UGHERS. -HeadquArters - Bethlehem, RorthAmp-
ton Co, Pa Adam ". SchaelA. w. q. s., Bsthslsn
Benz T. SPAngier, O. X. 3, Springfield, Ill., ; Isaac
Williams Tneas
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The married single. desirrg AID advcs in any de-.
licAte matter relating 70 health land beauty prev
and Of disease. confidently consult the Doe
tor With the 81 safe quick 10 al Asea
stirpiculiure-Few healthy children, or none.
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BROTHERHOOD OF

A SSOCIATED BROTHERHOOD OF
IA IRON AND STEEL HEATERS BOILERS AND
ROUGHERS.-Aanon Lodge meets cor. South and
Tennessee St., lat and ID Saturday evenings Of each
month: OsFcEks-Amer J. Funk. W. g.. John New
man, V. W. s.; Vim. Ii. Morris, e. 8; PstEf L Ward.
Y. s.; Edward Honnon, o. G.: John Sehregsr w. B :
John Berry, P. s.; Henry kepple, W. O.; Mike CO
grove, r. G.; John Berry, d. us
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embraces, under one management the Great Trunk
Railway Lines OF the West and Northwest, and
with its branches and connections forms the
shortest and quickest route between Chicago and all
points In Illinois, Wisconsin, Northern Michigan Min
nesota, Iowa, Nebraska, California, and the Western
Territories. Its
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The Providence Journal says; What
eyer may have been the cause or causes
there appears 10 be n marked increase in
the interest OF New England farmers for
their avocation. The Improvement in
the quality Of mich crows, the larger in.
vestments in fertilizers and the almost
universal discussion Of agricultural top.
lea, which is by no means confined to the
agricultural papers, indicate revival Of
confidence in the prottablene@ Of farm.
ing intelligently conducted. Labor will
be much cheaper this year than II has been
for u considerable tilnc; there is no doubt
that produce will command good price
and ready market. The Importance Of
the near market is recognized by many
farmers, not few Of whom have devoted
themselves almost exclusively to the pro-
duction Of milk; and where, as is usual in
Rhode Island, there is scanty amount Of
pasturate, millet and Hungarian grass
have been sown with fertilizers upon
sandy land which would hardly bear q
crop Of rye, and the experiment has
proved successful. Some Of our most
progressive farmers now talk Of t&6
crops otrthe same land. II the most fore
handed will but set the example, others
will follow, 10 the great increase Of the
wealth Of the State, and its adornment by
fertile fields, where now there is only
barrenness and desolation.
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When one comes to properly under
stand the extent Of the Indebtedness OF the
cities Of the country, whose liabilities ex-
coed 100000, we derive a clear knowl.
edge Of the recklcGneas with which mum
icipal affairs are managed. A New York
statistical paper has lately devoted much
time and attention to facts on this sub.
jet. The figures which it presents, and
which we quote below, will serve to gre
cur readers information in this connec'
tion which they can afford to study seri-
ously, Seven years ago the municipali-
ties named below owed $2G9O35,55l;
their aggregate Indebtedness, according
to the latest data obtained was S744,O0G,.
1O4, an increase 81 l7G per cent.
There remain municipalities not heard
from since 1870, whose obligations were
then SIS, 2OS,O7O. II there has been no
increase whatever in the debts Of those
towns and cities since then, which is by
no means probable, the aggregate NUM-
cipal Indebtedness must be at least $685..
8O5,sO3. But this is the inside estimate,
asreports oflate date are, in some in.
stances, wanting, and, as the apparent IN.
crease since 1870 has been S0B,5OOOOO
yearly, tits not extravugant to say that
tue residents, property owners and bust
ness men OF American municipalities are
now being taxed to pay the interest on
one thousand million of dollars annually,
and that the burden is being increased
rather than diminished.
". a,,,,n,1 H. 1;,1
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THURSDAY. MAY IL, 1877.
nm bonkinr house Of Drexol, MORGAN

Tgr banking honse nj Dpe4sl MORGAN
&co' n New York has made a nrOnoSnl
!. ~ So,so,..,, ,toc..,v ,.tiol, iii 49, IT,
M 80, T. ,iainn ~. a.. H'..I ",...
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w. - d,.conn, ,ho nnY oo,GGo,,a. Il
~. oG,.oss onS o,,i.,og 49, =, A." .,,o
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-. a ~ FL ~ m,o 49," .,., 10, 90 us, ,Io
lo ., :. ~, y. WY rS.! " Me- Me- S
80 :, a. ..",,,,., tonasa,I. Sn, niyo,
80 ' =, s .5n0rOo a u, =, n"o ,,'n.,S,ion
s.S - , ~ " H. I,''' ..,S;o. anJ ,6o
tn, ' ~ -, ' .,S ,I,,, ,i,o novornm.rt
49, a1',, ne, - so,nor.ihilitv in tbe
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