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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-29
POLITICAL..
Democratic Nomination.


PROVIDENCE. October 28. f. w. Brunson
haviog declined the democratic nomination fol
congress in this district, the democratic commit
mittee have nominated Thomas Davis Of Provi-
dence in his place.
Nomination.
Rodney French of New Bedford, Mass. was to-
day nominated for congress by prOhibitory con-
veniion
Republican Nominations.
The republicans this evening nominal ed repre-
sentative, from the Goth Massachusetts district,
Abel Webster and CT J. ID. Drew. From the
2lst district, Jesse Mouton aud Levi Emery.
The republicans at Memphis, this afternoon
nominated VIM. NJ. Randolph for congress.
Republican Rally.
BosroN, Octt Der 90. Carl Schurz arrived here
from Washington this evening and was entertain
ed at dinner at Hotel Brunswick bv party of dis
tingushed gentlemen, including Gcys. Rice aud
Talbot He received ovstions from German resi-
dents. At fremont Temple the hall was crowded
aud thousands were turned away. Secretary
Schruz's speech WAS enthusiastically received.
Gov. Talbot, Senator lIoar and Collector Beard
were on the platform.
Later in the evening Secretary Schurz was en-
tertaned by the Orpheus Club.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-29
RHODE ISLAND.
shot,

PROVIDENCE, October 2S. In CHAMPION Vii
lage, Warwick. ON Saturday afternoon, John +,
James, q boy, WAS firing revolver at some chick
ems, when a. the fourth shot the b. II entered tine
brain OF Samuel Beggs, who was painting IN the
rear Of his house. He lived twenty-four hours,
and leaves wife aud seven children.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-29

We desire to call attention once more to the
meeting in aid of the Soldiers Monument Assoc
citation 40 he held this evening, at Grand Army
hall, at 7.3O o'clock. Let there be good attend
spce
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-29
NEW NtDttk
ATTEMPTED Suicide.

New YORK, October 2S John Carpenter who
stabbed Mary Lyons, fortnight ago. ia st. Fran
cisco Xaveis church. this morning. attempted to
take his life by s,abbing himself IN the abdomen
The wound may prove fatal.
RumOr.
II is rumored and with some apparent founda
ton, that definite clue has been obtained to ID
burga lars Of the Manhattan bank. A consultation
this morning resulted in the sending out of a
number of detectives with specific orders.
SUIT.
+ isha Boomer has commeyced action Of
ejectment against Lewis ID. Pilsbury as supern,
tendent, and Charles Davis as agent Of the Sing
Sing prison, for the possession OF about fifty
of land used by the State at tn prison, which
Bloomer claims belongs to him.
Arrested.
Mary Mc(iom who was set on fire YESTERDAY
by her husband, died soon after being ad tied 'C
the hospital. Her husband was arrested ana com
mitted to await the result Of the inquest.
Missing.
A clerk of Bunkard 4 fiuttons, dry goods met
chants, who bad charge Of their cus,om hous,
business, has been IL isslng over fortnight. The
last time be was seen IN the custom house
W hen his attention WAS called TO the fact that
mum Der OF cases entered at the warehouse 10 lSl,
had not been Withdrawn. lie remarked, "lhtr,
is something crooked" and left hurrledly. Tn.
amount involved is $4,000
Kidnapped.
middle aged lady nam, d MIR Mehan, Of For
! Edwards, was kidnapped by Two rutii.ns at Troy
| Sunday p,ght One of the a,ssants has been al
rested aud confesses. The officers are IN puIsui
| of the other.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-29

Mr.. J. w. Russell will remove this week, with
his family, to Waterville, where he is employed
in the works of the Maine Central Company there.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-29
Weather Indications ior To-day.

For New Englaud and the Middle States,
clear or partly cloudy weather, northerly winds,
becoming variable, stationary or lower tempera.
ture, generally higher pressure.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-29

The Augusta Juvenile Temperance Club will
hold ts weekly meeting on Wednesday, instead of
Tuesday evening. All members and those dcsr-
ing to take part in the winter campaign, must be
present Wedpe sday evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-29
Missing.
Kidnapped.
NEW JERSEY.


MONTAGUE October 2S. Last night barn aud
two buildings, with large quantity of grain and
other property, belonging TO James Bennett, we're
burned. his is the third fire in week within u
radius Of four miles, with an aggregate loss of
$40 COO to $4,000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-29

At Farnbam's you can purchase DOORS sash'
blinds. frames, mouldlng and star work. below
manufacturer prices.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-29

Mr. O. D. Cummings has brought into this cffi"e
FIVE 2o-ouncc apples, which are so large thtt they
evidently came near be ing pumpkins.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-29

Name has been entirely free from snow so far
this season, although there have been lots in
some other States.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-29


On this evening, at Granite Hall, Rev. DR..
M'Csbe will deliver his noted lecture on "The
Bright Side of Life in Libby Prison" gen
tleman in this C ~, who has twice heard the lee
ture SAYS that IL our citizens only knew the rich
treat in store for them, they will fill the hall to
OVERLOOKING. DIR. M'Cabe is a fascinating, elo-
ouent speaker, and singer who has few equals.
He will not only speak to night, but sing also. He
was prisoner at Libby Prison, and knows whereof
he speaks And if he succeeded in finding the
"bright side of life there, people anxious to
know lust how he found it. The tickets Of adj
mission to the lecture but Is cents, the pro-
ceeds to be devoted to the building OF Methodist
church 10 Salt Lake City. We append two notices
of the lecture by the press:
The trouble il, there is only ore veri'ahe Chap
lain MCabe, and human life is ico short to admit
of his delivering it in every city and village; hut,
If we were President we could not do the country
a 0reAter service than to commission this great
,ouled, big-hearted man to devote himself to the
deliyerauce of this lecture over the country, the
balance of his sojourn on earth, and thus extend
!, N the limits Of the Chaplain endurance. Read
nr n Chsplap M'Cabe comes within fifty miles of
van 10 deliver this lecture. and you have time to
reach the place. aud have no other wav of getting
there. walk tit will be the hest invss tment OF
vour life Hear him, everybody that ever has the
chance -rSoldiers' Friend, Phelps, ". T., july
%, 1878.
The address of Chaplain MCahe was beyond
the power of words to describe, while the wonder
fol power and pathos of his singing melted al
hearts, Portland Ae.) Press
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-29

Frank Bassett, the famous race horse, died on
SUNDAY, at Princeton. HIS owner lately refused
SIS, 900 for him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-29
ltumOr.
SUIT.
Arrested.

Mary McGlom, who was set on fire yesteria
by her husband, died soon after being adm tied I
the hospital. Her husband was arrested ana com
mited to await the result Of the inquest.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-29

Good pressed hay brings about SIS in the mar
ct now, and loose hay Sl2.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-29
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
Daily Eenntbef Journal
MAINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

Death.
PORTLAND, October %. Captain Hand of the
schooner Mare, of Bristol, Pa died Sunday, of
injuries recesvel while entering Portland. Tues
day.
New Reading Room.
BATH, October 2S. A Maritime Exchange and
Reading Room has just been opened in Bath, and
the following officers chosen
President-Thamss NJ. Reed.
Rirectors-Edward Sewal, 5. A. Houghtop, E.
Reed. DR.. A. PEBBLE, Guy Z. Goss, Jarvis Pattep,
Jas. p. Hitchcock.
Secretary and Treasurer-F. w. Weeks.
Suicide.
CALAIS, October rs. Gorham Marks, aged n,
son of AbIam Marks, shot himself with gun, in
his room at st. Stephens, n. b., yesterday after
noon. lie lived about two hours, aud told the
doctor be did It be cause he vas tired oil living.
Horse Thieves.
GARDINER October %. Leonard Metcalf of
Litchield, had a valuable mare stolen from his
stable Saturday night The robbers traced
to the woods, and men were stationed to watch at
at all the cross-roads Sunday morning ma n
named Douglass discovered two men coming from
the woods with the horse. He Immediately gave
chase. several shots being fired, and party was
organized to pursue, but the robbers escaped and
are still al large.
Launched.
THoMAsroN, October 2S. Ship Frank F. Car
ling, q POO tons of measurement, was launched
from the shipyvrd of Edward o l3r en-, at noon to-
day. She is owned by Edward o Brien and Capt.
Frank Curling, who is to command her. She is
the largest ship ever built 10 this district
Fire.
WATKRvmLE, October IS. The DWELL NJ owned
and occupied by Lydia F. Spencer, in Benton
was burned Sstuid day night. Loss. $500; insured
$500; cause, defective chimney.
Dropped Dead.
RocKLANp, October %. Patrick Walsh, a well
known hme burner, about 60 years of age, dropped
dead in the lime shed this evening.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Death.
PORTS MOUTH, o ctober %. The death OF Oliver
II. Gerrisy of Portsmouth, president Of the Puget
Sound Telegraph Co., occurred al Victoria, Vap-
couver Island, October "a, where he was sojourn-
ing for health.
EPPING, October 2S Deacon G. S. Tuck 70
years old, OF Brent wood, committed suicide SIM
day fol- enoon by cutting his throat.
Centennial.
PRYEBuRG, October 2S. Conway, n. H., oh
served to-day the centennial Of the settlement of
the first ordained Congr, gationalist IN ster, Ma
thaniel Porter, ID. ID. Rev. Allen Gannett, his
successor, gave interesting "reminiscences, aud
Rev 5. q. Noicros- the present pastor, an histof-
isal .lirps- a The town and church.
Accident.
CONCORD, October %. l.. ID. johnson of Lam
CASTOR, tie light brakeman, seriously injured
by being crushed between a car and b dge, near
East Concord, this evening, lie climbing up
the side of the
A Plot.
BosToN, October %. The Herald has rnmor
OF plot TO effect the whole ale release of PRISON.
ers from the State Prison at Concord. A dis
charged officer whose name is withheld, arrested
for carrying things to the prisoners without per-
nit is suspected as chief mover III the plot. There
10 considerable excitement out the Prison
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-29

The wind mill at the Maine Industrial School
for Girls, in Hallowell, Is doing splendid work in
its new location. A year ago last spring it was
removed from its exposed position some five hun
bred feet from the building, where it has since
needed repairs. The power which it fur nishes
forces water distance of five bundled feet and
then throws it perpendicularly seventy five feet,
into the large tank in the attic of the building.
from whence it is distributed by pipes to various
portions OF the building. The power is really
without cost, ard the wind mil may be considered
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-29
Local anu State Mems.

TIL ere is one good thing about Maine.
That still ought To- make us have cheer;
For though its too bad we've a Murch and a Ladd'
Tha nix heaveni no Butler is here!
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-29

Senator Blaine has been at home for q day or
two, but will leave to-day having engagements TO
speak 10 Providence and Philadelphia. He is in
most excellent health. notwithstanding the service
he is performing in the campaign in other States.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-29
W WASHINGTON.



WASHINGTON, October 2S. Il is reported tina
associate justice A. b. DIN of the District Su
preme Court will soon resign on account Of i'm
paired health.
Decision.
The law branch Of the Jumel will case was de.
cided this morning by the Supreme 0Court of the
United States. in the tjectment of the suit be-
tween Jumel and Chase, the court holding that
the will does not give NJ Adame Jumel descend
ible interest and the decisions of the lower cour
are affirmed. Justice Bradley delivered the de.
cision.
The Warehouse Locks.
The committee appointed by Secretary Sherman
to examine the locks to be used on the bonded
warehouses, reported in favor of the Clark regis
teiipg lock, manu- iaciured in Baltimore,
The department has received noticed from the
int, rnsl reward and steamboat supply company,
il has obtsined judgement in court OF claims for
S27 600 the value of 5000 locks ordered BY Secre-
tsIy Richardson.
Receipts.
The receipts Of internal revenue to-day were
$62J,0iS; from customs, $3.50 AZ.
Appointment.
Joshua p. Clarke has been appointed keeper o.
the new Rhode Island life saving station.
The 4 Per Cents.
The snhscr iptons to the per cent loan to-da,
we've $3.50 000
Personal.
General Sherman, accompanied by Mrs. Sher
man, Col. Bacon, Gen. McFeely, Gen. Dunn,
Gen. Poe Of the engineer corps, and Gen. VIII
Hanson, commissioner OF the land Office left
Washington for Indiana polls, might to attend
tue reunion of the Army Of Tennessee.
The Pension Bureau.
The report of the pension com n lssioner shows
n reduction Of the expenses 10 the last two years
OF $685., 222. There are 22S 1893 pensions on the
rolls. Exclusive of the fees OF examining sur
geous, and fees and salaries of pension agents
the amount paid for pensions during the year was
S26, $50, 1872, Of this amount $240 ,9Ol was re
tanned from pensioners aud paid to claim agents
Cor fees. Special Investigation of frauds perpe
trsted or attempted under the pension laws. cos
S3S 2o5, and resulted in saving $402,906, beside,
the discovery of many claim agents and other per
sons guilty Of violations of the pension laws, q
considerable number Of whom were convicted
and punished,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-29

A very enthusiastic TEMPERANCE meeting was
held At North vsssalboro', on Sunday afternoon.
Messrs. Hill, Sawyer, Foster and Dunn of the
Wa,erville Iron Clads. with Kenrck. Simmons
and Chamberlain of Fairfield, were present, and
participated in the exercises. The attendance
was good though the hall was not crowded. The
meeting was opened at four o'clock by Capt
George Pillsbury, and after singing by the con-
yregation. the Rev Mr. Applebee offered prayer.
The speakers knew full we'll the Importance of
their subject and the opposition they would meet
with in that community which has so long been
cursed by intemperasce. They had been there
once before and only secured four or five names
TO the iron-clad pledge. But this time better re-
sults awaited them, and the God III whom they
trust gave them fifty -four names to to the pledge,
inst one half of which were the signatures Of
drinking men. On next Saturday evening they
propose to organize straight Iron Clad Club and
and An association of Ladies' Aid. The temper
snce and religious people begin to feel hopeful
that better times are coming.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-29
VIRGINIA.
Arrested.

RICHMOND. October rs. Joseph McGlown has
been arrested for beating bis wife helpless, throw
ing her bed, and then setting fire Thereto, by
which she was fatally burned.
Fatal Accident.
Wheeling despatch says man named Hill
shot his own son aud wounded the OF MIR.
Stalsucker, by firing into the bushes where he
heard what he supposed to be wild turkeys, the
noise being made by the boys,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-29

The Reporter says that the skating rink in Gar
diner, 10 to be run again this winter. The dixie is
TO be repaired and the bottom of the pond levesd
OF and covered with clay, and made water tight.
and It is expected there will he no trouble then
from the ice crack nR as there WAS last season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-29
X. ligIOus.

Rev I, r. Meredith of Temple Street Metho
dist chnrch, one of the most prominent divines il
New England, left that demon nation to dav and
becomes a Congregstionslist. He goes to Phillip
Trinitt risn church South Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-29
1Harrten.

In this citv, Oct 81, by Rev. c. F Penney, Chas.
y. TisoD TO Mise Nellie +. Loiing. both of Halo
we'll.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-29

PRYEBuRG, October %. Conway, n. H., oh
served to-day the centennial Of the settlement o
the first ordained Congr, nationalist IN ster Ma
thaniel Porter, ID. ID. Rev. Allen Gannett, hi
successor gave interesting "reminiscences, ALI
Rev. S. &. Noicros-, the present pastor, an histoi
ical address OF the town and church.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-29

WASHINGTON, October %. Il is reported that
associate justice A. Is. DIN of the District Su.
preme Court. will soon resign on socoun. Of i'm
paired health.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-29
Centenn ial.

EPPING, October rs. Deacon {. S. Tuck
years old, OF brentwood, committed suicide SnI
day foi enoon by cutting his throat.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-29
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Death.

PORTSMOUTH, October %. The death OF Oliver
II. Geri,sy of Portsmouth president Of the Puget
Sound Telegraph Co., occurred at Victoria, Vap
couver Island, October "a, where he was sol ourn
ing for health.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-29
Suicide

Boston, October %. This forenoon an Italian
bai Der OF Newton Corner named Antoine Faye
was run over on the b. i A. Il. r. and killed.
is thought to be suicide.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-29

From the popular music store of |. c. Hovey 4
Son, we have received 1.-THE Lost Chord pop
ular and pleasing song; Airs from the Chimes OF
Normandy" beautiful thing; "Lancelots
March," with illuminated title page; "Now or
Never Waits" one of the prettiest waltzes of the
day and "Invitation Au Galop," by Bendel. The
finest music can still be found al this firms store,
one door south of their former place.
We have recently been shown one of the
latest novelties Q barometer handkerchief. The
design printed on it represents man with an UNI
brella. In fine weather the umbrella is blue, in
changeahle weather, gray, and in rainy weather,
white. The secret lies in printing this design in
chloride of cobalt; but the first washing removes
this sensitive chemical. and destroys the bsrome-
trio property.
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A Plot.

BosroN, October %. The Herald has rumor
Of plot 10 effect the Wholesale release of prison
ers from the State Prison at Concord. A dis =
charged officer whose name is withheld, arrested
for carving things to the prisoners without per-
init, is suspected chief mover III the plot. There
is considerable excitement alb lut the Prison.
Decorah-posten., 1878-02-20
NDbDsscrens @dun.
6ortGaing al 9upuis Sabiht.
(Slutnine.)

(Slutning.)
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iSlen 10 al Tlnoust, mems ct ltoli
Smil opflarsoe bans Osirll9ue IN.
ii9t peo Mlnpet ON BET Wob, bans
Gllfeoe bapos nit.
"Wfsn bporlspes snbte 8ampsn
ON glOtbuiet1, ipnrste ies sfter en-
Yauie. ba @pbpsscren baaronaffst
tang title.
"Naa, bet bar ie9 life ~iortalt
Dem? lpurgte ban iorunbrst. Heo.
bnoerne bIsO naturliepis Hague paa
s5Iuat, "a oa ri fOm liIba9e til
Vlofbulst o. f%oriaIte bort 9Goentpr,
blcp SnbsIsn posrlissre foreset."
"Spao blcu Der al Warp". ipurste
ls9 after otter Ell Yauie.
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milf, 90 bans gle Ipiie ct Sisblif
ior ra isisn at ~formerfss, meme
ban traf no tiIbase / 1T @ierns. %
lense lab tanfcinlo % taus.
Seq pOpsoe life at opsrpGloe
Wanocn meo ilsIe Speresmaal.
Stennsnee GIT &oast lansiomt
pieers alsnncm Den sniOmms. merfs
gan. Der larlis e9nsbe lis til at
potfe tungilnci8s Stsmninosr. Win
8lenbo iiirreec mse msrfe Blifte
ira III 3lerns no paa De iorbisaa.
enoc forte 6prrtt,us.
'NGitsn Iom sicnnsm Ell llrifop",
bcspnnte Den 6remmsos plncislis
i0itn. Oct potfcr CAN'T, pleuu.
osrliac Banter. 0srcpre tunos jea
iilIloli lite lGn9ere aoboloe Bet, %
M bar les heller life Der ct Sisblifs
Mo. Ge, er alt anest emo bsbase.
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fer i nit iornnerses Muiist. Seq
bOpoc alt en- imnf, ilaf aone, ire
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ben oper Dc fnsiiss Cine % pcncte
Decorah-posten., 1878-02-20
Multi!

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III nalten enbper pris sr llaeIs apsrtsret |
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tlshe AZ eetaisA senter ea cisis /
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btllt8ere 4riisr.
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ten & @amlin" " andre Sraler
lant "8nabe". Bauer. "8dtiet
& Oapts~ q andre Slass fsrite alasiss
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ler SIaesltus CT Vlits for Ct Yianc 'eQsr
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Decorah-posten., 1878-02-20

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tunne Isps imellem Goer? 3. ia.
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til at funne ubboloe ct Gin, Der er
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lsa psnesr life mere tilbase til Goer.
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osn 6rso. iOm &srbsn DOG fun for.
itprrer. % Gosrs SierIlsbso - ON
lea emo life or Den p0rpis -
Yapirst ialot no al Wooersns
@onnsr, snenA for bun bapoe lGit
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neo paa oct. Msu for bun after
tunoe fatte fig % penos is ON til
lin Wano. ielte bun iis bsitist ON.
ilpnset al &c Mrms.
"@ioeonoa," leo bans fpaIts Stsm.
me, min Suitrn Sfule ri bliuc
cnlomms til Bet iiblte. % laoe BAR.
net snIomt - % fabsr. % mObsr.
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balue Vepetic bar lspet, Den enc
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gn 3nlfen ira Den Gole &pinees
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nso ior bam. Wen ban tos bcnot
op | line Urine % irpffeos bsnbs til
lit Slcrte. for life mere at sips ben
De fri.