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The Princeton union., 1880-04-21

Hon. VIM. D. Wash burn, the ener.
getic NJ. G. from this district, has earn.
ed the eternal gratitude Of the people
who receive their mail at the Spencer.
Brook post Office, because Of his being
instrumental in having mail route
established between that point and
Princeton. The change in the route
will cost the department nothing ex-
ira, at the same time it will be great
accommodation to those directly in
terested. The mail will leave and re.
turn to Spencer Brook every Thurs
day afternoon, after the lst Of May.
The Princeton union., 1880-04-21

A. F. Storey and r. w. Walker, well
know attorneys Of Little Falls, have hired
Peter Gravel to build them neat and
conmodious office between Leon Houde's
store and his warehouse, on First street.
When the building is completed, 9 copart
nership formed by Messrs. Storey and
Walker will go into effect, and the new
law firm will be known by the firm name
of Storey s. Walker.-Little Falls Tran.
script.
R. w. Walker is brother to Mr..
Isaac Walker. of Spencer Brook. The
Walker boys are all lsmart cusses.
The Princeton union., 1880-04-21

On Wednesday morning, the county
commissioners and the county sur.
veyor, commenced preliminary sur
yey,to determine the feasibility of lay
ing out and establishing new county
road, as petitioned for by quite a
number Of the residents CT Green.
bush. Commissioner Whitney RI turn.
ed home, iootsore and weary, Thurs
day evening, after having viewed the
proposed route; Judging from his re
marks, he has not a very exalted opin
ion of some portions Of the route he
traversed.
The Princeton union., 1880-04-21

1t was almost as dark as night, be-
tween the hours of 2 and p. NJ, Sun
day, in this village. Lamps were
brought into requisition in every house
hold. The intense darkness and the
threatening aspect OF the sky betoken.
ed tornado, but after few gentle
zephyrs were waited across the prai-
ries, and the clouds had relieved
themselves Of their surplus hail. the
funeral.like pail was lifted from the
earth, and light once more prevailed.
The Princeton union., 1880-04-21
Annie Gle, aged Is months, daugf

Annie Gile, aged Is months, daugh.
ter of Mr.. w. B. Gile, died Of diphthe.
ria, at the family residence, Wyanett.
Tuesday morning, and was buried in
the Wyanett burying ground. Wednes-
afternoon. Mr.. T. C. Caine offered a
few appropriate remarks at the grave.
The funeral was largely attended by
the friends and neighbors of the fam.
ily.
The Princeton union., 1880-04-21
INE Markets.

MINNEAPOLIS, April, 2lst-WHEAr:
No. !, $l.02; No. 2, 99c; No. 8, Ole.
CoRN-34c. 4OATs-30 to 3211ac. BUTTER
common roll, Is to l6c; medium, l8 TO
20c; good to choice dairy, p TO 24c.
EGGs-e1ac per doz. Market glntted.
HIDEs-71sc for green and SIC for salted.
POTATOES to soc for good varieties.
LIVE SrocK-Fattened steers, $4 to $]25;
light, $3.50 to $500; COWS, 50 to 1913;
hogs, $4.O0.
The Princeton union., 1880-04-21
Prompt Payment Of a Loss.

PR1NcEroN, M1NN;, April 10, 80.
Editor Union:
l wish to say that, on the 18th of
December last, the st. P. F. & M.
Insurance Co. issued a policy on my
property; that on the 7th of April
my house and contents we're destroyed
by fire, and that to-day the loss was
satisfactorily adjusted and paid in full.
SAMUEL V1NsoN.
The Princeton union., 1880-04-21

The Roman Catholics. Of Green
bush, are strenuously endeavoring to
raise sufficient funds to complete The
erection Of their little church. Hope
they will be successful.
The Princeton union., 1880-04-21

Only one new case Of diphtheria, in
Princeton, since last week; and what
is better, all those who were afflicted
by the hell-invented disease are recov-
ering rapidly.
The Princeton union., 1880-04-21

John Rodgers is prepared to grind
out feed or split rails on very short
notice. The old mill is in good con-
dition and just makes things hum.
Bring along your feed and rails.
The Princeton union., 1880-04-21

John Robinson, Of Livonia, Sher-
burne county, and Maggie Algwire. Of
Greenbush. Mile Lacs county,. were
made man and wife, one day last week
At least that's what the marriage rec.
ord, in the clerk Of courts Office, says
The Princeton union., 1880-04-21

doctors never take their own
medicine is an old saying. Speak
from our own personal knowl.
edge, as far DR.. Gile, Of this
village. is concerned. the asser-
ton lwill not hold good. His treat
ment OF his own children and those OF
others, for diphtheria, never varied a
particle. Should we be so unfortu.
nate as to be afflicted with the disease,
we have enough confidence in Dr.. Gile
to believe he could do us as much good
as any other physician in the state.
The Princeton union., 1880-04-21
Farmers, See Here.

Wanted, every farmer. within 80 miles
of Princeton, to take an Oliver Chilled
Plow, on trial. Galley s. Nicely.
Well buckets, 40 cents.
Galley & Neely.
The Princeton union., 1880-04-21

A postal received from Lowell
Chadbourne. dated at Morris, in.
forms us that the snow was PILED four
feet deep in places, at that point, on
the morning of the 10th. Nice coun-
try up there, a int it, boys!
The Princeton union., 1880-04-21

That Mr.. Benjamin Soule will get
his full insurance, we havo not the
least doubt. let the intermeddling
busy bodies do or say what they may.
It was an honest loss. and the st. Paul
Fire s. Marine pay all snch losses.
The Princeton union., 1880-04-21

If lumber can be had, there will be
considerable building done in Prince
ton the coming summer and fall.
The Princeton union., 1880-04-21

Mr.. Frank Reeves, of Greenbush,
has our thanks for nice cake of ma
pie sugar--and there was no hair in it
either.
The Princeton union., 1880-04-21

We desire TO call the attention of
our readers to G. E. Browns estray
notice. The finder of the cattle ad-
vertised for will be literally rewarded.
The Princeton union., 1880-04-21

People will talk, and you might as
well try 10 dam the Mississippi with
rushes as to undertake to stop, the
yaps Of the gossiping fools
The Princeton union., 1880-04-21

Ben Soule is making prepara ations
to commence the erection of a new
saw mill, on the bank of the river, in
the rear of Galley & Neely's store.
The Princeton union., 1880-04-21

Our devilsays, last week, he thought
he rendered honor unto whom honor
was due, but he omitted to mention
the nAme of Mrs. D. A. Galley.
The Princeton union., 1880-04-21

DR.. Caldwell was to have arrived
here by the lst of April, but he has
not put in an appearance yet. Won.
Ter if he is afraid of the diphtheria.
The Princeton union., 1880-04-21

Don't forget that you can buy goods
cheap for cash or credit, at Rines!
Only one price, marked in plain
figures.
The Princeton union., 1880-04-21

The feeling in favor Of an iron
bridge, across the West Branch, in this
village, seems to be growing.
The Princeton union., 1880-04-21

I want to let job of ditching
meadow lands. G. H. R1NEs.'
The Princeton union., 1880-04-21

Logs continue to run past Prince
ton quite freely.
The Princeton union., 1880-04-21

Go to Rines' and buy lbs No. l
tea dust, free from dirt, for $l.0o.
The Princeton union., 1880-04-21

WANrED-A good, steady boy, to
herd cattle; also girl to do house
The Princeton union., 1880-04-21

Farmers are complaining of the
backwardness of the spring.
The Princeton union., 1880-04-21
Meadow For Sale. at Bargain.

AAOesAO" Iva SosA0s az q 0esA 6"AA'
Eighty (s0) acres of meadow for sale. on
Battle Brook, at the head of Elk Lake;
will cut 100 tons of hay. One side fenced.
Price $500.
C. H. CHADBoURNE.
The Princeton union., 1880-04-21
D A GALLEY,
Cleric of the District Court,
PRINCETON,
MILE LACS CO.. MINI.

FBy recent act Of Congress, you
can 90 before the Clerk of Court and prove
up on your claim or homestead; you need
not 90 to. u. S Land office.
The Princeton union., 1880-04-21

Procure through tickets by the cheapest
and best line of Steamers 10 Liverpool and
Queenstown, Dublin, Belfast, London
derry, Glasgow, Cardiff, Bristol, Bergen,
Christiana, Chaisteansand, Stavanger,
Throudhjen, Bremen, Copenhagen, Goth
enburgh. Groninger, Harve, Hamburger,
Harlingen, Malmo, Paris, Rotterdam and
other European continental cities, as well
as tickets by rail to New York in connec.
ton therewith, and all necessary inferna.
ton regarding the same of
A. P. BARKER, Agent,
Princeton, Minnesota.
The Princeton union., 1880-04-21

For sale, 100 bushels of oats.
49, G.. II. CHADBOuRNE.
The Princeton union., 1880-04-21

Six-quart milk pans, $1.75 per doz., a
Galley & NEELy's.
The Princeton union., 1880-04-21

Hardpan prices and the best quality
Of goods, at Rines.
The Princeton union., 1880-04-21
Choice millinery goods at Rincs.'
Nails, $5.75 per keg, at
Galley & NEE1Y's.
Clover and timothy seed at
c. II. R1NEs.'

House and Lot for sale, in Princeton, by
e. II. CHADBoURNE.
, 1880-11-01

for ,,ccsIo,,, md tl,at tho customary notion OF
tic iiep,iblicni pnrtS III TINT datrtct. MS we'll ~
cnrt ~ tho two counties with reference to tho
selection or Senatorial candidates In tho pnst as
we'll rs ut lilo present, might be shown ata cnr-
elI1nrcd.
TIE Casa wAB HEAttn
hcforc special committee OF the State Conteat
Committed Tuesday: Mr. .Josfyn was hoat1! IN
hia own twtINlf mid through his friell4, Whlto
Mr. KirK wns Represented by his. 'ff,o DECISION
of tho Committee wne, TINT Julao Joh'yn s,'onhl
w.l1''raw: and ehat decision II waa expccssd for
a tsy or two would to- ac1nlescoI in By JuttFp
,Jostyn himse|f mud t,y his hupportars ~ lc-
fIenry Cnunty, The friends Cr Mr.: Kirk aro
diligently rIncirT. This information befoee tho
iterlihGntis Ut Md1Icntry County. nud TnE
TiInl,NE II pIeasetl to lcnrsl that largo number
nr them nrc ircIlnet to support tho rrEitlhr
nutninep ~ decided by tho Suite Contrnl Com.
tnitftG--afr. Kirk. 4,
It il to iiu h0pr,i TINT no such cnIanty ns tho
clactIon or Mr. Scnrlrs Will be sA!trtl Upon tho
people Ut tho 5tAta Ut Illinois. Whatever m1y
he ali tn The eofitrnry. It Ia ccrtntn uaht Mr. Il.
N. fIninnS hls Withdrawn FROM Tho contest tta
uenaGrltEc cuntsllNie fnr 9tAto Scnntnr, md
there mce.l bc no. oxpcctAtton. thosctnrc. Of
tIyprslt,,, VI votes 1T 1lkp County frn BoaEtcs
tho rrvliiur Democratic .!pt,,lnre. The contest M
is l,rtwcuD Kirk etd Scnrtcs and 1t ia tns TIN
Hrp,,'1fcnns OF alcfionry County 70 decide
whuttI0r tho district a1infl a,G rcprcaniited hr
Republican nr hy person. who Il NJ obnoxious
Ia tho ttcpih(1cn1ts III tho entirn district rs hf
Bcntirs r0ntes.etity In.
, 1880-11-01

fOUnf LlIT1'E htHEHE of so A'"t~
The Rcpnbltcans desire n fatF, honest. and
pcncof,l election, and, with that cnl In view.
haso porleo'e" .nos , okH cn,1,.r ,no nn,,ncrn,s ]
livery precinct IN tho county LUG pen'ocns's
l,avo been allowed ono Judge uf electio',. and
,vhnro tbo Ht,cInlista hnyp heretofore tWllcl n
,,". .,,n '.@,ro rnnor,iyr,t md a,lnw. II,
large vote taey ~ero .ecos"ca, n' a',nmw as,ast ~
laE,c ono JhtHo. There was not ts'o slBhtest
dcsre oil tic part Of those having in charge the
n,,nnrnt mani IF the Judges to he unfair,
- 1.was,t ,.,e ,hn unir,- os so,,rhittnr norttsnn
,fna \, ,'niinnn,. * ,ctnusy mi fnIr niny bo
s"s M ~. th,,. IN vn,,iJ ,,.simt MI sn.cimf
mnamesa, ~ !n; scr,co ~ moa ~, apeto III "f
%h"tI ,no4 s9a PAIL AZ Pc cTs s 10 m ar"l.cio ~ o IT,
GGt., ~ n.nt ". t ~ i,,ors ~ sha (Hrrn,it f.n1rt
lhY lalt'ao " nanR1 M M'G a,Srty;n VI tho ",,1"',,,t
nsklx Ut tn t s,n1n Ehxrtfs ~ Hi II,
preserving tho e' en- On y M. aG II m ofSSr bn
w!s 8thntea !noIG !. mns m III % ~ y" ,rhctn,r @
tnese HoptltSs ~. sn m.4t nv itn,s,GIIros III,
LUCY eint y. 1as T., <xntttnw ~, rrrentnr
sepnn!lcass hns secEe" s,,S III m tSharIY fnhr ti"r.
pnfaton ot,s. ~ tiiS t,,t ~ v"a at"t.st IN vesinr
tnatit's aG!sc,,Me @ anns, a",, whotv H. te
tlnya IhtnuSh. tHo 3neaa ii "oe . r.;,,.,tnsi,, ~ III
lntercst OF poe H. .,s ~ ,."s "2 KIN fr
ineil, s!ee 70 !ct W.. ~ tsr,1r, WM2 .mt ,hn ia.
thglr ncts: Ine M..'H H,,nr.i t"s to ~ ~
ulcMns nMu ~, ut,or.ir ~" Il as nn+c,i
, 1880-11-01
FRAUDULENT VOTERS.

ifuSDHEps or TftEM HAVE nEES aTTrEp.
1t IL 1tiuuesti0nnhty true thnt tho Democrats
hayc introduced system, of fraudulent rcxls-
trntIan thrt,,ghnut the city. with tho intention
nj carrying tho election 1t, this county by lilegui
yotes. Tho manner In which this fraudulent
registration I1ns been cArrctl out Ii M tnyAtery
tD those who are managing tue Republican cam.
patgn, nl,d they hnyo perfected I'M organization
To pruvent tt,.a Illegal votlny. Nearly every
t!o,ll'tit,1 rAtnu pAcet the register has been
h.n,sr. fnetary, and yacant ot ha* lcen locntf1l,
5 us 's Il f' ees;on s:fs ~ II ~ " eyery te caet S
ii tic Sixth wari sixty.o'lo frau,!,'Gnsly
i'rcci,ct Ut ,.o Fourth War, Inc follownY 1,cta.
ocF!t!' fraudulent Redistribution wns fontat: y:
m mssy si1S s stf"c ii. .sif re.ss C i s
lnvly opcn just nnw. since Tho blue cunnry, uf
iS,s !: s qny snsl,r ILL., Il l. y ynd @ It.
md TskbGf'; e, D,an. M Ill, psr,,f i s"F s;rset @ g.
t i!,es" nuiaters n cs!ey ii.ei!1ne f"pFusent,
Is M Fs; ssa y .;iet @ @ e9 s Il on tf vs SF 15ts ss
ra . 5 Ss"S a's1 6 r. @s S9fs ;; fsx; asss
schaitx fsoIn ;ile stnte atret. No such peoru
arc ktowi nt they ~ ht,uses. TeGy d2nt Ivy lIve
.hsre Fr9% !,p waas GhnriSs 'yst u rcS
10 snch nuntcrs: john Nirkoils r,rrI,re.
Farrstt Ut 10. ;l1a siic,,iran ascnue. NeithgI
Of thetn live mt tAaso hn.ises. Georgo M!slt
sM'ne 10 xs e E M " ynG srs.; # SG "
reside thore: u. II Smith was regI*.er,M fu,r
L uioeaya H ,aysh she'e 1a:ep sHa MarSsv
Il. &. fosG, 3l7. Frcti Hume, 3llp. and Wtllian
, 1880-11-01
AT HEADQUARTERS.


Headquarters were Opc1t only short tttno rca.
torioy. md thon onsy 10 trnt,sAct s0tno uccessI,"
~ business preliminary tn the work OH hand to-
tlly. There WIS M crowd nrutlnd, mil M OK
element, everything being conducted dcccntly
mud In order. The confidence Of tho Republicans
Is remarkable. They show BY tholr vim, tinat
thoy apc SUCCESS ahtad. nnd hre slnsnK Rnod
work wttht,lt any braH or f'!ustur. There IS NJ
f,,t,rc t1n,u with thetn fur argument. ntid they
tcei that tO-tnu!rslw viii sec s,'ccnfs Gtown their
bn,,s,rf rs TIM result If their la1,ors
r1fx DEMOCRACY.
Tho Democratic headquarters were open yes
tettlHy on Arcat1c ctn,r md nIssscsa 'sna tt1ls.s.
ncteti IN usdal Tho hn,y difference RpparInt
wins tlu,t tho Rtteudnntu wns net ~ uncr,tl* III
tho oiitsilu rt,nlH. hnt on tho srtl''n tho conf
fnttees vcrt. husfly ut work, apparently t:n-
ctntiny sane fArthor GaTpalEn r1s,liachs. Iinr,
rIzu w1s around, and hc ntld Il eelect fGw NIL
themselves Tor time III tho precincts nf Rn,'li1
T. 40 ando!ph street snd nss ss,,,I, ,,',nen', F,,
fent forth In chnrHe Ut his hctlchiiltl.. Carter
himself was subsequently ctInsp!c0'>s ~ nvet
tnwt,. evidently directing tho Mt''ur "details III
tho carrying out or his pnFl9.
, 1880-11-01


Tho recent reports received by tho ltcpubllc-
nn State Contr,l Committee aho" thHt tho nefn-
ocrnttc echpne to Cmhartuss thu cAnvIlss Of the
votes by tho uso of tickets OF which tito names
aru Incorrectly printed IS mtich more witc-
aprentl tllan WIS ut first anticipated. From nj
lss,st every county reports como that incorrect
tickets hayo lIeen put Into general circulation,
and In son,e cnses well-poHtctl Republicans havo
been deceived. owing to tho slight chnIgrs
mnlo. In Randolph and Perry Counties. whese
Louis Thorn ID tho Republican candidate for
stntc Senator, his nnlnu Is correctly printed,
hut hu Is dosignnsG1 as 1ieprcsontn.ive.
tho voto ii tho pur4,n polling It. The use oi
those frn,llent tickets Is loo veneral to t,c .,c.
cIentni. and It cnrtninly Il ti0no under trstr1lc-
lions frslln tho Demacrhtlc Committee. These
tickets arp entirely nnothor thing FROM tho GUS.
tonnry split tlckets "hoas use nas CONG to ne
wjji bp rctlreh NIL over tho Stnte 10 detect and
prevent these petty but dangerous frauds.
, 1880-11-01

LET EVERY REPUBLICAN, y0rEI. CONE OUT.
Muyor Harrison. Mt tho hcsltl Of tho DeInn-
CRITIC Committee, is nIoring hcnvci md carth TO
t,u!cut Col. DnvIs for Congress, nit, IS making
himself very sht,uxinlts In tie fight to Il larHc
cuss. lie Is especially persistent IN appealing
10 Mr.. Davls Irish friends u cut him, Just US u
that nationality, whnn he has uniformly spit
,ttn,r. WAS under uny obligation to him. lilo hns
gnnu 80 far in his ilcht-nnd It IL purely Il per
eounl matter with hinl-thnt n reaction hns Ill
rcatly rot In, and Snturtlay and ycstcrtlny Dem"
ocruts were circulating the following rc'ton'
strsucc III tho district, and tswas being 'arscly
s!pltsl:
ave, tho undersigned Democrats. and rcsi-
ticnta Of The sccuitl. Congressional District.
hereby pledge ourselves t. wosk nna x1u
assy Fst S': Snv fse hs rses @ as s
is not Il Dstnoernt. lie nniy Joined TINT party
nttcr tho Republicans Ind cetseti 70 xlvs h'sn
the tIittrct and Is o1y temporarily residing aeTc
and 1nar.ling, nnt ayei ,g, havng h.s innl, H'r,
here-hs hoanv lsnx N wasotn9.on;, rosn, 1a'. %
critic cana itlate fnr the Presidency. md t,ns
spoken Ut him In CHnxrrrs ar tho records shns9.
,ar s tae Id ' c.s ea ,G If fe'e Tic 9 f
El1ch II tilnn wu hAyc asnprcsnt contempt. attl;
Justly because sinc9 n ls1viT at, .9 @ nis ni.l q
md curporations Farthor1rote. wG , slcslro t. e
,ow or r1r true 9fess y. 70 te dp Gy ynS
For iIancock nnd EnRl!sh, md tho etlttra hc'n.. ~
eratle purity statn -, and County Ticket with tho
si,,st 1t tbs signatures SO far received nro
lrisslmcn. which Is " ~ tilon1a ! stf,.tiR1 c.r M
,'sf y s ko mt tha. Ga bsys has .ee m
for TINT people III the last two ycnrs thnn li.r.
riaon and Far,,sworth together have done n q
5sts s wn9y yrssssc ass es It %n!
! after his o1prtton to the office Of sinyus. niu
snco. an nyer VII: Ihcy ~ has0 .
, 1880-11-01
ORDER AT THE POLLS.
THE 1,EQAL uUTLRS or THE lutHlES.
n, IA Ed{l1r o. IAb t'hteaes 9f1a3Hf.

~ fhs Ed3l0F o. I'M thtF1es 4F'o@"s'
ClilcA0D, Oct, 1l.-tn yiow pf apbrchena'ons
which hKyo t,con expressed as tn difficulty at
our approaching electtuu, should IN aueM'pt ~
mo,,n u curry Oh syAtcm of substitution ID
nntes Ut mon WIN hnyo nlnTlt yotod III tho
ilno nprroacltns tho 'lls. md hAss!s4 sotpo re.
sponnibliI,y III tho ulaster ~ mt af tho Judges
Of election, / hnys sInnt solno lnao scan'llnR
tl.s lar and .iecm Il proper to sAy nut IN 'ny =.
nrUuur direction rs~ts. with the Judges
IF election. Thy !,.ixcs =, Ut J., election ssa1s !
.,ty, to nalntalu order Ut tho polls, T. thts e1
IND for tic purp'Ixo or securing tho poncHiHl
mi ,wIaI enjoyment ut their rights by u! cItI"
LINN. thgy may require taAt yoeets shAl! NJ.
is"asi. tSe polling -pace II the ana f. Ircxulas ~,
81 s1,sa Iisliyid.lal. who may obtain \ place u
alreaiy yottn, but IL right entirely persona! 70
tMp lndtvklnnl yutrr. 4 yutrr lllea !hc right to
approach thu polls subject t,tly to thu stxh.s M ni
niGgr yblurs who hAyo NlitntnMl precutluilc1 ny
coming earlier into tho ll,t. Any man who hui
alEoa.iY voted and again takos place Ia the
ltue Id nil obstruction to thoso who hAye not
voted and who haso tho right to vote and intend
10 yute Bueh distractions tho tlllggs Of elee'
ion huve THO right to order ~ IN oyed al meaH
, 1880-11-01

9osEtNtau sushhvi@'"s n"n ha'ssnA.s' s...'.
Tho Supervisors Of Election nro uuthorlzcl and
rcnuIrrtl n, nt,c,ul mt all t.ncs md pluccs for
hoj.,;nv elections Of REPRESENTATIVES Or Dele.
gatcs In Co.,grrss, ant for enunt'ng tho votes
Gust at sucl, clcctions; 10 cha1ienYo uny voto
onelea py nns easou Ml'su -, tS' ,,' tnnu n't.
tho supervisors Or o'Ihos u 'ho,a, ,nay aoaus,
sent 9 TT NJ n Ill % .s after MeI thu p polls "re open Until
ovrrv yot cnat n, s,,cb time and plnce Inns lyeu
ct,,,i;te,t. tnv ct,nyass af iii votes I'oed wholly
or rrtvrns hg rc,,,,sre.l ,ifnsr my Inv Of Iho
wnsa Stcs ~ 1r n sH IS.r" INF Gr sr,'. n'
tinism frn,, W linn t ii,nr. ind If iii times, IN
ts sy q slreon s te @ a,,,,sr @ h w With i, ,sS Az
ec IT, scss ibfSt,r o s.,1,c u ,1r rc.e, b
ny Iaw i tho Un!ts'' stass; M ;r my State Tor
ft%1: sN i ST t TS p.tnr III; L; osti tho supcrvs.
ors "o Of % Elcton 10 IsseharKs, ti,oir tirs. they
;o n drsGsd; ~ th9!r rsssti1o IT, IKE
of e!uo,ion. to ako occapy, uni ryi,,ai, ii such
ne1at ,na st IT. o,,1e ,ein t. SEQ .,sh Iers isst-
IS nsf fSs o., ] i f fn: "rssnx s4xnys f. yS;S
nn tsm nanor NJ M n Wh,cl ts rcgistrtto or sntiis
i III beinx i'oi oSiact"i; a Ut Tic oiosinx Of tbo
t gStta 4, Il se a tor t prss
tYtrk IT CnllfslfSljlX thu lltQtS
S;,ele h9 I" y nS5tG ha4s tc ut,es ia
ana!! ssm tMen e,ttnins r,t'rns ma stnin.
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