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The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1884-09-17
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CATTLE

OTTAWA, Ont, September 1O.-The
governor general yesterday signed a new
quarantine regulation affecting the
transportation of Montana cattle in
bond through Canadian territory, and it
will go into effect Immediately. They
do not interfere with the former order,
allowing the transportation of cattle i'll
bond from any Canadian point to an
other, but provides for a stricter inspec-
ton and collection of quarantine fees at
Forts Walsh and Emerson. The dura-
ton Of detention will be subject to the
order of the veterinary surgeons at these
points, and they have been officially no.
tilted to that effect. The Canadian Pa
cific railway will not be allowed to trans
port Canadian cattle on the same train,
and they will be required to fumigate
cars used for transportation Of Ameri-
can cattle.
This new quarantine regulation is GER
tainly a remarkable one, considering
that there is no cattle disease whatever
in Montana, and never has been. Ii
disease of any kind exists among the
cattle OF Montana it must prevail 10 an
equal extent in the Northwest territory
nearly all the cattle OF that district
came from Montana, and no less d
ten thousand head have been driven
acres the line into the North west terri
tory this summer. In view OF this
alarming state OF affairs the cautious
government should quarantine against
Alberta aud the other provinces OF the
northwest. If Montana cattle are affect
ed tae disease is widespread in the herds
or DR.. McEachran and Senator Coch-
rane, the gentlemen who AVE urged
This action on the part of the govern
ment.
The worst feature of the matter is that
it is likely to affect adversely the ship
ping of cattle to and from Montana by
Che Canadian Pacific railroad, the best
rout9 offered to our stockmen. We are
informed by Mr.. Belcher, however, that
he ~apprehends 40 trouble at all. The
present order, under which cattle can be
shipped through in bond, has not been
lnterfered with by the government, and
shipments can be made just as they have
1 been heretofore. There are o 1000
head OF cattle on the trailE to Maple
creek, and they will be put through TO
Chicago as satisfactorily to the owners
as was the herd of the MontanasCattle
company.
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Meeting OF Stockgrowers.

MILES CITY. September 4.-The East
ern Montana StockgroWers meeting was
held yesterday. About thirty-five mill
lion dollars worth of cattle was repres-
ented. T. J. Bryan vas elected presi-
dent; Jas. Scott, vice-presidtdt; VIM.
Harmon, secretary and treasurer.
Important questions regarding Indians
and general stock matters were acted on.
They decided to hold the spring round
up meeting on the first Tuesday in
May.
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The Canadian Pacific Route.

The following letter fully explains
itself and will be found of special inter
est to our stock men:
CHICAGO, September l, 1883.
Robert Kerr Esq, Gen. Freight and
Passenger agent, c. p. R. r., Winnt-
peg, Manitoba.
DEAR Shiny cattle came through
in excellent condition, due to your easy
mode of handling and quick uns. The
Manitoba and also the e. M. d Q. and
n. w. railways gave us good rum and
handled the stock we'll. The employees
of the different roads from Maple Creek
here were glad TODD all in their power
to meet our wishes. Your facilities for
feeding and water are good and it is
with pleasure [ recommend this route to
all. Yours truly,
r. P. WALKER,
Supt. Montana Cattle Company.
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A Cattle Deal.

McDevitt & Wright, of this city,
Monday purchased of Main & Dennis, OF
Choteau, 200 head heifers and dry cows,
between the ages OF two ana seven
years, the cattle to be delivered to the
purchasers on the first of November
next. The consideration is private. We
have not learned on what range the new
cattle kings will drive their herd.
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Strayed or Stolen.

About the .25th CT May, 1888, from the Halfway
House. near Helena. :hree horses one dark pay
horse with star on forehead, branded ~ on lett
one sorre six ears old, branded M on left thigh,
weight about L. 600 pounds; one grey horse, BRANDED
diamond C on left shoulder. ten years OLD, WelgnI
about 900 pounds. A liberal reward will be PAID Tor
their recovery or for Information that will lead to the
same. Address J.s. GODFREY, Ubet,M NJ. L.
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Estrayed.

From the undersigned, OH Little Belt creek, one
black horse, will weigh about $50, branded : on
left thigh, saddle ard collar mark, and one black
horse. viii weigh ESQ, branded re on left shoulder,
monogram "a on right shoulder, monogram "a on
the neck. = u on right hip, and one buckskln cot
branded 0 on left shoulder. A liberal reward Will De
given for above horses.
HARRISON DOCKERY.
Cora creek, Meagher county, Montana.
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Sheep for Sale.

1900 wethers, two and three years
old; 2,50Oewes and lambs; 80 head OF
thoroughbred merino and haif-Dfeed
Shropshire bucks. These sheep have
been bred to thoroughbred merino ana
Shropshire bucks, and are of superior
grade. Apply to-
G. D. PATTERSON,
dW44-tf Fort Benton, M. =.
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s25 Reward.

strayed from McDevitt & Wilson's pasture, Fort
Benton, about July 18th, two large horses, ABOUT
/, 200 pounds each. One was of dark brown color,
branded Sd on left shou der, a little stiff In 1Io1t
ankles. One dark brown, almost black, branded q
on right shoulder. A reward of s5 will be paid for
their recovery by W. B. EDGAR, Utica, MI.
dd-Sf #ENs [s.E#HZ A#.A
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STOCK NOTES.

The stock of the Miner Stock COM
pany, is divided into 1000 shares at n
hundred dollars each.
Harding, Martin q Caverly's circular
of the 9Th inst, quotes sales Of Is, 600 lbs.
of Montana wool at &c.
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Wool Shipments by River During the Past
Season. w-~~@

The amount of wool shipped from
Fort Benton and vicinity during the
past season aggregates 705, 722 pounds.
Of this amount 6s9,558 pounds were
shipped from this city; 4,631 pounds
from the Coal Banks; 86,137 pounds
from Judith Is, 346 pounds from Rocky.
Point The total shipments comprise
3 ~ bales, divided as follows: 2,7O7
from Fort Benton, q from the Coal
Banks, $50 from Judith, and 81 from
Rocky Point. These shipments were all
made by the Power line of steamers, the
Benton on two trips carrying 997 bales,
the Bachelor on three trips. 1,427 bales.
and the Helena on n trip, 528 bales.
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Supt. Montana Cattle Company

COLORADO stockmen are indignant
because not protected by the govern
ment, and declare they will kill all
Indians On sight off the reservation,
whether provided with a pass or not,
and will depend upon themselves for
protection.
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For Sale.

Al band of sheep, consisting Of 4 600
ewes and 200 wethers. These sheep
will all be two years old next spring and
are in fine condition. For particulars
apply to r. p. HAMILL,
Sun River.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1884-09-17
Miner Live Stock Company.

Articles of incorporation OF the Mil
ner Live Stock company, capital $780,
OJO, We're filed Friday with the county,
clerk, with M. E. Miner, N. Salisbury,
j.. M. BUardman and &. III. Peters as
incorporators. The objects Of the conn
pany are to engage III a general live
stock business, particularly OF cattle and
horses. The company commence on
the present business OF Miner & Boardt
man. This firm has been engaged in
business for the past five years in Cho1
teau county, Mr.. M. e. Mifner," from
Whom the new company takes his name,
anne from Chicago years ago, to
engage in the stock business, and has
been eminently successful in the man
agement of the firms business. He
fully mastered all the details, and is
now regarded as authority on stock mat
ters. He was one of the promoters of
the Northern Montana Protective asso-
citation, by whose efforts Indians were
prevented from passing through the
county, and was also active in the for
nation Of the ShOnkin Stock associa-
ton, of which he is secretary and treas
urer, having been elected for four terms
to fill these offices. Mr.. Miner is an
interchangeable worker for the good of the
association, and mainly to his ~endeavors
it owes its great success. He is also a
firm believer in improved stock, and to
him may be ascribed the great improve
ment of the herds during the past five
years. Mr.. Boardman is also we'll
known. While perhaps he does not APP
pear quite SO prominently as his part
ner, he is none the less Jealous, and
many of the improvements which have
taken place are due to his sagacity and
foresight.
The RIVER PRESS wishes the new
company the success which it deserves
and will have with Mr.. Miner as man.
ager, and we know he is fully qualified
to fill the position, and the company
will, under his management, soon rank
among the largest in Montana.
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4 Band OF Horses for Sale.

"A hand of about 100 stock horses for
sale AT BARGAIN. For further infor-
nation address J. *. care of the RIVER
PRESS, Fort Benton.
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Sheep for Sale.
dw44-tf

1900 head of first class stock sheep Tor
sale. For particulars inquire OF Hlrsh-
berg & Nathan, Fort Benton, Mont.
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Strayed.

From the range of the Benton & st. Louis Cattle
Company, on the Marias, one large bay horse, one
skin, one small bay with white strip in face, all
branded z on left thigh. A liberal reward will De
paid for any information which will lead TO their
recovery. HARRIS, Manager OF the Benton %
st. Louis Cattle Co Fort Benton, M I.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1884-09-17
MONTANA CATTLE COMPANY.

Range-Teton and Marias count,,
VENT inverted on left side.
Ear mark-Crop off right /.
slope in left. upper
Horses branded < on left shonlao,
vent-same on lett thigh.
Range-N North side lower SIM >;
All calves Branded same AZ ,o..
cut. large
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1884-09-17

T.. w. Peck, OF Fort Benton. passed
through here last Tuesday with 25u thor
oughbred sheep, which he is bringing
from Observation-Disclosures
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-06-21

ID OoNGRNss.


NhaRAnysfer tedt& thia
way aoh b bF n0mlna
tioad dowhS 4 District 10 the
HOuas- Or 1epeaeenlEitsssFa than
y have .ppbliahSa any solicitations
which + may hayeFecelY6d Ho@ my
frienas. NIthout msss assaFaaCes q
suppst haWever, which have OOmsto
ne iron neAFly. every Coanty.h The
DistriCG and ID many cases from pen
who 20 natCall themselves Democrats,
ISAGsld Aot lave ,Heutnfed on this
candif kNV. re@ ass saa.e 49,
ThseS Seateat wii nat " Shilds.
plays ana AntGf thel Ats With . fixed
purreA to gpRrs aoe honorable effort
that nay be neGsssat 70 secure snc-
ceas Or those pEaCiplss Hhoss En-
FsrcsmSat is necessary II. ny. opin.
lou, tosthA wen being d this people,
My Dissemination so to labor is in no
wise Sddbandens upon yOUr spaaFse.
ment atahit candidacy. III el Cted e
shallAS mysaim 10 raise MY ysics aud
east n sta for al measures that may
tend TO ppflty Tue administration Of
The gosSfImsa and llghtn he bur,
dGns upon the people,
Nia unnecessary fer me to add that
my candidacy fer election Is eOAtin.
gent up0a to 4 SesVala ofaygpsrsYi
friends, To be e~xpFessSain such man
ner 20 thay may ad6pt for making
choice between. ~aspitants. Should
they prefsr another 70 myself be shsll
IN MORGAN
HOrAapdo, Miss, April 80, 1884,
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HsrnaRa0, Mlsa., April g, lss4,
10 tho Voters qfths Second Con
eressional District Of
NTsstssppt.

lam a CRadidate for Congress hon
THE District, subject to the aCtiOA Of
the Democratic AConTeAtiSn, which
meets ct Oxford, wednesday, August
Q, 1854.
Il IL my wish and purpose to meet,
personally, II many ofmy fsllOw-citi'
Gems a, possible, prior to the Cenven.
tiOA, and to this end, ] have invited
my distinguished competitor, for the
nomiaatiOB, to join me in q list OF aP.
pOintmsnts throughout the District.
whether nay party approves or dis.
approves my candidacy, I am, as ]
have ever been, ready and Aeternined
to give to its principles and nominees
ny most Jealous advocacy and sup
pert. Respectfully,
ED. M,aWATS0N.
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The Domoerasy,s f the State Of
York SilI meet b tbassntion
day at saFatt Be, and the result
sf their pFOossdisgs viii be locked
fer villa interest by Democrats sv
cry where. New Yea u Ie Be The
battle GrOund Of the Presidential
.caaVsHs bssssSsits slsolaEal vote
is the laTgsst Aad is political, iAfs.
OncO iS gFsatSr AAaa tkaG Of Aay
ether Stase ~ ths Uni6A. lie 4RSli-
tSian6 are aRongtAs BhFswdOst in
the OAsAtry, and RHlsss they per
nit tie PersoAal AN bitisns ct PrOsir
'GoatiL aspiRaAtg 70 soHtrOl them
they eaA easily manage tAiAgS 90
that the Onpirs Stats san &c late
the Chicago OSAEsRIiOA As the
0eMlnaung pSWeP aHa present Sns
vlRAing candidate. The New York
OOAVsAtisA, is frsightOd vita
WoigAty responsibilities, and, g
the World advises, it ought act to
"frittSr lite in6asnsS away sithsr for
friendship Or temporary prsit.. II 1t
has . prOfSrOncO fer New Ysrk can
diaAtO let II scene whore Aans il
knoVH e ether States aAd whsSs
nomination wsuld at Onos isin the
Issue, PLATA aad simple, bstwssa
clean haAds against tattOsSd hands
a. hensst, safe SoEsFn-
nsat aud . prsGiSaIs and danger.
OuS rulo Of ROPabIicaa msrss6G.
riSa.S-APPsal, 18th.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-06-21

Maj. J:H BasAsaaa, sAairmaA
OF the DOmSetatie' ESscutvs Cen.
mittoe Of TippaA county, "a IishSs
. sall for : msetins Of said csam it
tssiH this wssk's A~dvertissr, 10 So
held at The Ceurs House in Ripley
en- Saturday July SD, 1884, atnIl
s'elssk 4; ~ isr the purpose 81
ealing a sOualy eOAvsAtien Gs -.
Psint delegates tOlAa Coagrsssion.
q District eonysnlioA whish viii
aes' In Oxford August C,A 1884.
We PuSlisAOd the aaa.GsftLs eon
mi'Isea few We H age, aaa Il Il
AePsathoy viii y - sAaas = NE
lime appreciated. o -
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RiplDy FEMALE College.

-
Ma EbIroB:
Il was my privilege aud plsaUur,
TO aItsnd tAs shtsgtaisnsat given
BY the tsaehsrs and pupils Of Rip
Icy BOmale College en- che avsaiui
|efAhp1sak iastAadaslas 49,
am capable Of judging such nat
tOrs, che exercises ven s1csllest I,
ever PartisnlsE, aRasSaestSd maal
cred aPoa beA tsacAsfs end a,
Pile.
Tie speciality Of the sVeaina wal
the exercises Of Miss 1. v. Grikg
class in elssutisn.
The rOcitatisss wsFs .fsnasrst
GSaaufalIy ani iathenOst inprss
sivOssad Interesting maAaSF. The
'SSjssGs vore properly .asIsotoa
aad each pupil seemed tsaaet vel
her, Of HE character.
judging frsm the applause Of ths
large audience At ths clssa Of til
several PiscsS.aAd IFe@ sxprsssions
Of praise ! have heard since, the Oa;
tsrlaia Asnt Was csipIsss Sas.
cess. The puPaIS covered them
selves ell over With glsEy, end fur,
nisASa unmistakabls syidsueO d
the fact that they had hSOA in The
haadS Of fSst SlAsS teacher.
TAa OalSslhOaic execrsisss vsTa
Alss very coed in fast they pFsdac.
ed many Outbursts of laughter, and
we're withal quite Interesting.
TAS large SrOwdPFasent alGhesgh
held tAsrs uatil near midnight dia
act slew, AAd they eOuld not have
felt the least rOstloSsAsss Or impa
tlenee.
IgthiRk the patronS and friends OIL
This frat elASs SchSol will DO very
fortunate iAdsSd ii they can sOOars
the services Of the same teachers
for the ensuing term to vii: Masses
Wiaklsr, Griggs Miller aAd Haat.
Whlle Al the College | ISok Osea-
sisa t. inquire late the boarding Dc.
pertinent Of This Insulation and
end il IL veil managed, svsrythins
aoAe. that can be esns to make
boarding. scholars comfortable, aAd
~cOAtsntOA from home, BY Mr.. v. A.
Grase aAd his good lady.
Respectfully,
EALIx.
Near Ripley, Miss, JunS1I 1887
- Hf LA a ..sNas.Th rHFE
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NATIONAL REPUsLlcAN Plat.
FORM Adopted a, Chicago Juas ), 10.

The Republicans Of the Unitsd
States in National COAvsasion rs
ssvablsd renew thair allegiance "a
tho principles uPoH walsh they
have triunPhsd in six susssaalvo
Presidential elections, and aoagrat,
ulatStA AnSrisaa people 81 the
attainment Of 50 maEy Fsssles il
lSglslatiOA aad administratisn By
Whieh thO Republican party las, q.
ter saving the UaieH, done - mech
10 reader itsieStitutiss jest, sqsAl
and bsRsGsaAt-tha sAlagaard 81
liberty and the OnbOaiaenkaf The
best lASaght ssd Aishsse purposes
Of ear sitizSas.
The RsPublisaA party hes gained
atastrsnsth By quiok anA faithful
respsnss = the demands HIS pss-
pie for the irssdom and .hs squat
y es all men, for = matted nation
assuring The Eights sR all citizsni,
Esr the elevation e. labar. for IA
Asasst surrsacy, for parity in lsgis.
.IatisA. Aad foF Integrity and 40.
ssaSIability 10 ell NJ doPartmsAIsI
taf The GoysrhmsAt, cad il asespls
easw tha auty II leaaiaR = tAs
Wsrk 81 PEogrsss and Eslern.
We lstnsnt the dsath Of Prssi
deaf Garfield, Nhesn aoua2 stalas
aanshiR. isas e~enspssaoas IL Oon
rsss. gave pEsmiss ef astRsSs and,
~sasessslal admiAlsssatssn, : prem
.ias tally sealizsa daring The 'ahoft
paEiOd e. bic ellse Is RrSsids Il 81
'tAs Uaits4 Slates. HE alstls
gulsAsA ssecass is Gar and in
peaes hass eAdsaEed lin. r. lhs,
nosgu stlme Amerfcah PesPle.
Ia the Aaministraion. sf Prsai-
issat AEthat Ne fsssgalss . vine,
cehSeryhtiys, aAa patriotic pelicN.
aaaeF which she cOnAtry haa been.
blessed With remarkable p.ospsFi-
Y, aaa We bslisys he aminsnt ssrv.
Ices aEs snlitlsd Il and will receive
tie Assgtg spprosalst sEsEy eli.
vsVs .Eal4w 49,, -
It's The Rsstl duty Of q geod geas
aFRMans % brstest1AsfiRhuana
pFeaste IN lAtsFssls " ~ ewR.
sspss, tks lafgSet aiyegsBybtin ~
.aasiEG lest OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
81 pshsbDrity agd III tha! e5nfersI
Ahd iddspeatsasS " the people.
We, tAstsEOrs, dsaasd ths ~ iii
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Tie DOmOUrGtis Executive Gem.
mittOS Of TippaA county arOhsrsby
nstifsd aRd requested to meet al
he Court HsusS In Ripley or Sat
urAay July 6th, 1884, At II o'clock,
A. H., fer the purpose Of calling .
ssuasy convention 70 spPoiAt dele
gates ~ the COAgFOsSiOnal OsAvSA-
GisA vhicA kas bOSH AppOintSoate
meet iA Oxfsrd, AuEust 6lh, 1884,
and for he traaSaelisa Ofsqeh OIhOl
bsSissSs - nay GENE before the
somuiltse. a'@ ~
-. II. BUCHANAN,
~ Chairman.
Blue NounGaiH, JRns 16, 1884.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-06-21

.LfyOu suffer With Sick HsadaoAO,
Constipation, DiEslhSSs, ssuF
% BlllOuS attAsks, EMuRy's
LlEEER CATEARrrC PILLS Uill relieve
yOu; a. arSgulatar Of the bowels,
they have Ne SquAl; very Smsll, enc
70 three . dOSs.--lb COats.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-06-21

Essex PIQa-A chance asthe
hsys. gsselh Hagriasf Msfstsa
Farm, RsehSster, \. 4, The aathor
ef . bssk o. tks Pig. asa = veil
kasvn and sslSsbls breeder. OaSr.
Y sead bsga sAdsE fnssA ysaEs 81
age, purs bred Esssx pigs At lvoa.
~ per sOAk lSss than his regular
rates, ssad fsF BE sasalssls II b
sex Piga, Ootsuala Sheep Cabbage
Plsala, etc, Il i Sehttrss = al
VIE wish Il. Address e abOve.
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NEwvOLUnE.

We aOglssted to state HAT ear
Last weeks issuS vas tho basiaHiaE
81 . AeW SslsHs-SHF 89th. Tho
Advertiser was sstablisked ii the
fall q le42, aAd With the exception
q he iUtsrruptiOAS caused b. the
var and tvp kurnisga-7eur es
having been fatally aealrOyed BY
Are tstcs, The PApsE AAs hsOA rsSu-
larry published siAee he year il
vas sstabliahsd p - lhis gssd
Assr. To The kiAd friends, WhS
have stsed b W thrSugh II The
visissiIsdss threagh which We hava
psssoj, asd VIE have IiVsn as tAsiE
ssPpos. We shall sEsf Eel gEStsGnl,
ssa hspO 70 merit anatsfsseivS >
scntiauance e their asPRsEs il he
fuiars. % wsshsll ssrtsiA q I'll
in eur power y deserve IL
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-06-21

The Eyss'ss Pest Has ahenaI
thrssssa ks - ssrn lsa isss Ligh
and ui'h three saRs = 4Asu a. y.
= F,izhnsAsp lassin Ws+rsa cena.
tst.slussSasa tAasaeis ! 4air
sample " sef as4dAr kesr
M s xsli e.
sanOn isideRd - @.ame
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-06-21

Prsf. Harris PaslIlss fsrnsrvSSS
debility, etc, are offered sA nee
trial. Thar failure saasAs aa less
except 70 proprietary vhO kAow
tAslE merit Harris Remedy, o.
81. Lsuis Ne.
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Smart Eses ~ Rsllaasnaa.
esnbiasd vash tie ether iugrsdis
enl', usea n he bsel psssas pls
tsrg make OAFtsEs& ". 4 Back,
-aSAs Plasssrs he tsst a As ma.
kSs. Prisesk ssass.s !.