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Transfers Of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been recorded as follows:
Mary Ingersoll ct al. to c. F. E. Richardson un-
divided fourth OF undivided tenth interest in
parts of Widows Mite and Mount Pleasant;
$4,000. Charlotte Aisquith to II. Reizenstien,
Bovee, lot 13, blk. 4, 8 and 10, blk. 8, Takoma
Park, 1917 and lots and Z, blk. 2, do, $635.25.
F. Lamb to w. Lawrence, pit. % so. 2O5; 81 900.
B. b. Earnshaw to Ann NJ. Chaplain and Kate
3. Way, pit. So. 92S; 5000.
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Hurt by q FAN from a Building.

This morning Mr.. A. c. Knight while at work
on Columbus Alexander's new building on F
street, between 10th and 18th streets northwest,
fell from the building, by the breaking Of q
board scafolding, a distance Of twenty-five or
thirty feet. His right wrist was sprained and
he was otherwise badly hurt. He was removed
to the Emergency hospital in the patrol wagon
pital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-29

BALTIMORE. MD. August 29.-virsinia pastdue
coupons, 574: ten-forties 35Ih new threes 579s
North Carolina skies, old. 1.l2l4 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, Nd, August 29.-CottOn dull-mid-
oiihg, lOa Flour steady and quiet. Wheat-SOuthefn
lower and quiet western lower closing dull; southern
red, sSasl southern amber. e4a96; No: Maryland,
Aasasi, ss asked; September, sssasss octoeer,
SSAaSSes November, 9lla bid. C0rn-sOuthern
steady ana quiet; western lower and quiet southern
White S1a5l do yellow. ola53: western mixed spot.
Steamer. .47as45s. Oats steady southern, 25as3:
western white, 3Oa32; western mixed 2Sa29: Penn
syyania. 27a:ss Rye higher, 5sa61. Provisions firm
WHISKY nopinally. Halle. Other articles u1.
na an- on 12d aoGr Ia grain, Is Receipts.
h,,sSo,s ossnIeIs; oats $1,000 bushex rye 500
bushels saies-wheat l,2S7 600 busheiscorn, $4,000
Chicago Markets.
1 CaiCSAG0 IL: AUGUST 2e-l n..wheat ruled
Se1 syssssrday1Ca.h September, 79a; Ocso-
cash. sS .S SSspssmDsr go 0csoSs1: - 0ssa
S %S,.k 24as scs .,d Rys Essssd is
iIs apS ..s siSll Sc:oSsr ss2t: Nsys@n@ sss
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Some Bits 81 Reminiseence and Re-
@ectiOu.

Stuart Robson, the comedian-vho by the
way, was . printer on THE EVENING STAR,
and q very good one, too, before he became an
actor-has been giving some bright reminis-
cences Of his career TO New York Tribune re-
porter. among which are tho following:
"The recent outpouring OF Grant anecdotes, !"
said Mr.. Robson, "has reminded me OF one
which do not think has been printed. Crane
and myself were playing some years ago in O
weliknown managers theater out OF New
YORK. The first act was over and weOere
chatting in the wings with our manager, when
one OF the boys rushed up to tell us that Gen.
boxes usS Of os s res IN Sne Of the
the managerial face, followed by q look Of
agoni.ed doubt a. he evidently reflected that
box. Did you send him a box. Robson he
asked come me and on my replying in the negative,
ne ne pulled ,a card ont Of his pocket and scrib-
rushed on, his head null OF the general, and re
which he handed to Mr.. Manager. CHASTITY
ioon crossed his face as he read L. and without
the rather sSsay Iae nTs read
n p appeared: No. But my son Fred did.
:, .The boy had taken it to the box instead of
Al his cottage in Cohasset, this summer, Mr.
Booth, OF whom and of whose father he told
many anecdotes. One Of them was to this eff
"Piaying In Boston long ago the elder Booth
was seized with . sudden fancy for taking long
night walks on which he made hts son accom-
pany him. One night they started out after
midnight and for three hours walked about the
docks and quays. Not . soul did they meet
until On their return to the hotel they saw a
dark inquire following them, skulking in the
shadows Of the warehouses. Edwin was some
what scared, but his father stepped forward and
In loud voice said, Good evening, my friend
The man did not answer, but came forward into
the light and showed himself, In looks at least,
thorough ruffian. With q curse he came to-
asked, w ho are you, my friendf Who are your
I'm q thief, that's what am said the fellow.
And l. said Booth, in a voice of wonderful
sweetness, and am a pirate and he shook
the astonished runian warmly by the hand
The effect was electrical Edwin Booth said, and
the man troubled them no further"
Or Boucfcau4 Robson had many stories. He
referred TO the time when the old Park theater
was building and the entire force OF workmen
were doing nothing on full pay. waiting for
Bouctcault to give them directions. At length
the capitalist rushed in to say that Boucicault
must come round and set the men to work. "They
must watt" said Dion, 81 have important
matters to attend to-" with dignified wave of
the hand. Nothing Is OF more importance
than this" said the enraged capitalist. "Are
you not aware sir, said the author-actor, "that
thiyty-seven millions Of the cultivated public
OF the globe are dependent for their literary
pabulum on me, and shall disappoint them in
order to attend to few paltry scores of ignor-
ant workmen?' and he kept the men waiting.
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s.The Current, still Alive.

CHICAGO, August 29.-The weekly literary
publication, The Current, appeared on the
news stands as usual to-day, and its response.
hereafter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-29

THE JULY REPORT Of the bureau of statistics
regarding imports and exports and immigra-
ton shows that the total imports for the month
amounted to $49,O37 ,41O, and the exports
$45, Sol ,166. During the same time 2S,3O4
immigrants came into the country. These
figures do not include the immigrants coming
from Canada, which could not be accurately
anu tod
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-29

HABEAS CORPUS IN THE CASE OF HIBBS.-In
the case Of Hibbs, the defaulting postmaster of
Lewiston, Idaho, q rule was obtained Wednes-
day, in Victoria b. c., on behalf of the prisoner,
who stands committed for surrender upon q
charge Of forgery, calling upon the Jail keeper
TO show cause why y writ OF habeas corpus
should not issue with q view TO Hibbs' release,
and why, In the event Of the rule being made
absolute, the prisoner should not be discharged.
The court adjourned the hearing OF the case
until Monday next
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-29

THEY MEET ON THEIR YACHTING TOURS AND
TAKE TEA WITH EACH OTHER.
CHRIsrIANIA, NORWAY, August 29.-Sir
Thomas Brassey's yacht Sunbeam, with Mr..
Gladstone on board, has arrived at Molde, in
the bay Of Molde, 50 miles southwest of Christi.
ania- The Royal British yacht Osborne, bear
Ing the Prince Of Wales, Is also at Molde. The
Prince of Wales will take tea this afternoon on
board the Sunbeam with Mr.. Gladstone, and
will entertain him and Sir Thomas Brassey at
dinner on board the Osborne this evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-29

EXPENSES OF THE DAKOTA CENSUs.-Gov,
Peirce, OF Dakota, has made requisition on
the Treasury to be repaid one-half the expense
OF taking the five-yearly census.
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Dos'G Yor THrsk.

Don't You think this cool weather puts one In mind
Of Autumn Top Coats Our stock in Autumn Top
Coats Is now complete, prices range from S. to S25
You get the benefit of assortment and the
prices are guaranteed to be the lowest August
great month for Pants We have one kind at g:
these Pants were marked S. They are on a center
table separate from the other stock should you wish
pair Be sure and see this great bargain.
Our 80, so and sI2 Suits are worth . great deal
more money.
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CHICAGO Market,

DRowNfD AT CAFE MAY-Charies Heyer, of
drov nusddp at ean sssa txsnty-cns xssss -
ming In deep water. james Miller, oDloGsd. q
fittSDury, waiter q the new CoiumbfA heoea,
Is supposed to have been drowned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-29
A Lady Scares Burglars with q Horn.
From the Meadvile Tribune

A Lady Scares Burglars with q Horn.
From the Meadville Tribune
A plucky young lady, residing in this city,
about am, hearing some persons, whom she
supposed to be burglars or robbers, trying to
gain an entrance into the house through the
back door. gently arose and placing q tin horn
against the key-hole blew the horn for all there
was In II, whereupon the would-be burglars lit
out at the fastest possible gait. In less than
two m:nutes the whole neighborhood was
horn, Immediately put in an appearance and
searched the neighborhood, but no one was
back way on hearing the first loot of the horn.
There was no one I'm the house at the time but
the young lady and her mother and the for.
mer's act, was, therefore, all the more courage
OuS.
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Rev J. T. RoSSTrER the honored pastor OF the First
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District Government Affairs.

CLEANING THE ALLEYS AND CUTTERS
Inc chain gang from the workhouse will have
cleaned up the alleys and cutters and all filthy
places In south Washington, from / 9th street
to south Capitol street and from street to the
river, by six o'clock this evening. This work
has been Of most thorough character and
Mr.. Borroughs, superintendent, says they will
commence In southeast WASHINGTON on Mon
DAY, and 60 through In the same way.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The number Of dog tags issued up to ono
O'Clock to-day by the District collector was
AGO, making 5000.
The Commissioners have accepted the resg-
nation OF Edward E. johnson, an additional
private OF the Metropolitan police, on duty at
the Theater COmiQue.
Henry w. Andrews ct al. petitions for the
repair OF the brick sidewalk on. street, be
tween 10Th and 18th northwest.
Mr. f. z. W. aver ct al. petitions Tor the paving
OF the alley In square 333, bounded by T, 11th,
and 10th streets and Vermont avenue.
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector Entwisle: c. M. Lloyd,
avenue, at Oath and streets northwest; $500.
J. W.sReed, erect two-story dwelling, 4th, be-
tween New Jersey avenue and 4th streets
northwest; $4,000. F. 1. Freeman, erect q
three-story and cellar dwelling, N, between 18th
ana 18th streets northwest; $500. H. B.
James, repair frame 1923 10th street north
west; $1,000. Mrs. Amelia Le Due, erect q
two-story and basement dwelling, Kalorama
street, county; 81 800 John Holloran, erect q
two-story dwelling, conduit road, county; $500.
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AUCTION SALES.
'THoMAs BOWLING, Auctloneer.

rINHoMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
AS eG Es sgAS PsB IH Fl
liz SURE, 0PliioI-sTEREb Gin IL Red SIX SIR;
ROE r ~ FE tfT fkiaG OIL H1 FaIsTI Ms
, @kS n NT sb AXMISsI n AND BRTssEIs
f 81 f cAHrFT scE WINE MS65W TSF
NCT MARBLE TOP sIpEBoaRD. WAiNuT
PtG tHI TAEFE MS AsE s EaP
BER E29N 5UITHf HA eIR A nW HIsR NAT LAT
St G ehASkk kSb aM1 Sk S5X
KIrSHEN REaUisITEs, &c. &c. I'VE '>'
AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY MORNING.. SEPTEMBER FIRST.
Commencing a: TEN O'CLOCK,
At the residence of a lady declining housekeeping
s26 THIRTEENTH STREET. between H and I
streets northwest.
viii sell the above wellkept Household Furniture
al Of which will be found in splendid condition, and
goods e '''' - '-'''' =" 'e''''H u SUCH
Terms cash THOMAS BOWLING.
SPECIAL AUCTION SALE
~
SILKS, SATINS, vELvETS, WINTER GOODS
FINE TABLE LINENS. SHEETINGS. BLANK
Els, CONF OT;TS. FLANNELS AND CASSI-
MERES AND A QUANTITY OF OTHER
GOODS, CONTAINED IN STORE eos SEVENTH
STREET NORTHWEST, COMMENCING ON
TUESDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER FIRST
AT TEN O'CLOCK. AND WILL CONTINUE
DAILY DURING THE WEEK
The Slks and Velvets to be offered are of the
FINEST QUALITY,
And guaranteed fresh and perfect in every respec.
Ladies will do we'll by nding this SALE as every
article viii be sold to the highest bidder for cash
au296t NJ FOLEY Auetioneer
For other Auctions See nth Page.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-29

CHOLERA AT MISUNDERSTANDING Bayard
to-day received a cablegram saying that cholera
has broken out at Nagasaki, Japan. The death
rate is reported to be large, and the port has
been declared infected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-29

CHARGED WITH roRnrrv M prrsro,,
5000. Henderson, Of Louisiana, cOl0red,
n nfE,n'nsnr IN the days H reconstruction, and
States coaIyslg the position Of United
T %@1ws ana ofphans Of deceased colored sol
Sa1 c %as assested a Lake Providence {asteE-
ceeeed colQred woman to = ren.inn ssaim m
sotg1ng the nameoOf the WifnSsSss fhcrsf0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-29

CHANG Thu HUAN is the name of the new
Chinese minister to this country.
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THE CUBAN EXPEDITION FROM KEY WEST
A press dispatch from Key West, Fla, referring
TO the reported sailing of Cuban illibusters from
that place, mentioned In yesterdays STAR.
schooner Emma n. Fox which was reported as
having sailed for Laguma, Mexico, took per-
haps fifteen or twenty Cubans from small boats
in the harbor, and that they have probably
gone to Cuba. The revenue cutter Dix was at
Cedar Keys and there was no vessel to send In
nurSuif
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-29

ARMY ORDERs.-First Lieut.. Marion p Maus,
LIST infantry, now at Rockville, Md, ON sick
leave, has been ordered to report by telegraph
To the superintendent general recruiting SER
vice, New York city, to Conduct the first detacE-
ment of recruits that may be sent to Arizona
or New Mexico. On the completion Of this duty
he will join his company. Leave OF absence for
three months has been granted First Lieut..
James 81. Burns, 18th infantry, aidede-camp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-29

LIVE MAIL MArTER.-The dead letter office
has received from Hackleman, Ind, the REM
nants Of letters which rat had used to make a
nest in a mail bag. The young were found, but
the mother had disappeared. 1t is supposed
that the mail bag for one of the star routes had
been placed In a barn for the night and during
that time the nest was made and the young
born. While the mother was away the mail
was removed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-29

lu S1 ~, Maiseman was hung yeelerdlay e Do.
-. vA isss. Ioe he murder q q man nasne4
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A RISE IN CABLE SHI


PITrsBURG, PA.,August 29.-Ex-United States
Senator Edgar 8. COwan died at his residence,
at Greensbnrg, Pa, at 11:3O o'clock thus morn.
ing after q lingering illness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-29

The suicide, at New Orleans, of Fred. Peter
son, An apparently wealthy young German, is
supposed 70 be attributable to his having been
discarded by q beautiful woman in tho old
country.
Fourteen HIVES were Lost by the wreck Of three
Beaufort, 8: g, pilot boats-the r. w. Scheper,
Walter smith and John Stoddard-in the storm
Of Tuesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-29

AMERICAN MAN-oF-WAR's MEN VIVA
grand regatta took place Thursday under the
patronage Of the sultan At the Princes Islands,
IN the Sea OF Marmosa. All the members OF
the foreign embassies. including Minister Cox,
were present The Quinnebaug's ten-oared
cutter took the nrst prize In the race for men,
ofwar cutterz and the second prize In the race
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-29

JUDGE MCCUE, Solicitor of the Treasury, has
gone to Brooklyn for a few days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-29

wv the Celehe1ted Newark end Rossn1ale - -
0emenf g &lls per earrei In oss q 10 barre6 -
@1e - cush1ng ssrengh having been tessed b ~
noss0e S.enoAro," the recognised sfannaRd a -
coontfy livery barrel warranted 100 n - 49,
and equal % any Of Americas maussfSrtnrS nv
"iTh' ooAcAENBUsH co. s0eS Ma, ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-29

THE CHINESE MINISTER, Chen Tsao Ju, upon
his recent visit to Peru was stricken with
paralysis, his right side being affected. He is
now in New York under treatment and has re-
signed his office. His successor has been ap-
pointed and is expected here shortly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-29
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and $50 D. M. prices
OF the New York stock market to-day, reported by
special wire II. H. Dodge, $50 18th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-29

The revised estimate Of the lossss By The South
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MADRID, August 29.-Mr. John w. Foster
Q. s. minister to Spain, babe adieu to King AL
fOnsO at the royal palace at La Granja today.
States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-29

REcoLLEcTIoNs OF HIS CONFIDENTIAL, CLERK.
AA1oR JoHNSoN-No FOUNDATION FOR THE
REPORT THAT Mr.. STANTON COMMITTED SUI.
CiDE-rHE TESTIMONY OF SURGEON GENERAL
BARNES AND orHERs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-29
I'd EDITION.
Latest TGleglans to The Stap.
Lord Salisbury Invites u. de Ere
efnet 70 . C0nferenee.

Lord Salisbury Invites u. de Frey.
efnet 70 . Conference.
PARIS, August 29.-The Marquis Of Salisbury
has invited NJ. de FreycInet, French minister
for foreign affairs, to personal conference at
Dieppe where the British premier Is spending
bis vacation In his chalet 1t IL understood
that NJ. de Freycinet Is favorably inclined
towards accepting the invitation, bat, that as
reaching an adjustment of the questions pend
ing between France and England, he will con-
suit with his colleagues in the ministry before
deciding to 60.
Says He II Tired Of Life.
JERSEY CITY, N. j., August 20.-G. D. Mari
ami, aged eighty years, OF No. 1872 Sd avenue,
New York, who says he was q drum major in
the late "Jim" Fisk's regiment, was caught by
two men last night as he was about to drown
himself from the 9Th street dock in Hoboken.
He was taken to the station-hOuse. Mariani
says he is tired OF life.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-29

dngRo0 - Uei q distressing complaint rfne-
ees.d tsn1R. By impairing nutrition, and do
as ths tone ofthe syssern, 10 prepare the way TO,
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General FOREIGN News.

BERNHAKDTB AMERICAN TOUR.
LONDON, August 29.-Mlle. Sarah Bernhard
has signed q contract for an American tour
guaranteeing her q minimum of 225 perform
ances between May, 1856, and May, 1888, at
$4OO for each and percentage of the receipts
above q certain amount, the tour to embrace
both North and South America.
A RISE IN CABLE SHARES.
LONDON, August 29.-AngiO-American cable
shares rose five per cent 9esterday on rumors
that the projected new cable scheme had col
lapsed.
EXTENSIVE FIRE IN LONDON.
LONDON, August 29.-The fire which occurred
early this morning in the timber yard of Thos.
Forman, at No. 14S Kensington road, E. c.,
caused damage to the amount of $25O,OO
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Politics Had Nothing to Do With 1t.

:.
WHY Mr.. wIGGINs WAS REMovED-A GOOD
ENOUGH STATESMAN, But NOT A SATISFAC-
TORY COPYIST.
James v. Virgins, of Brentwood, Texas,
was designated six months ago as q
nine hundred dollar copyist in the quar-
termaster generals Office. He has just COM
pleted his term of probation, and being found
not qualified for the position has been dis
missed. He claims that his dismissal is due to
the fact that he was unpopular because he was
a democrat, and has written to the civil service
commission and to the Secretary OF War ap-
pealing for justice. Mr.. Virgins was one of the
delegates who nominated Mr.. Cleveland for
President. Quartermaster General Holabird
says that OF the names presented by the civil
service commission all we're from Washington
except Virgins, who was from Texas. For this
reason he was selected but none of the candi-
dates had passed particularly good examina-
tions. On receiving his appointment he was dis
appointed that IT was only that of a copyist,
ana the general says, would never try to fit
himself to the place that he felt was beneath
him." In fact, says the general, she was bright
young man and nightmare very good states
man, but he was not satisfactory as a copyist:
cOpyist was what we wanted, SO when called
upon to report upon him, we said he was not
satisfactory. That's all there is in it. Politics
had nothing to do with the InattarD
, 1885-07-17

The Denver Times says editorially,
Never before have the people of Denver
had two such attractions at once as are now
presented at the theaters-Frederiek
Warde and Grace Hawthorne. They pre-
sent two ofthe highest forms of the drama
-Warde the heroic in manhood Miss
Hawthorne the emotional in womanhood.
Warde is the experienced actor of lofty
tragedy-a successor in every point to
John Mccullough. His acting is finished,
his manhood emotion is terrific, intense.
Miss Hawthorne is a genius of u radically
different type, more inexperienced than
Frederick Warde, but nevertheless n com
ing successor to Clara Morris. She is less
painfully intense than Clara Morris. but
the coming few years are full of promise
for her. To say that she initiates Clara
Morris is unfair, for it is impossible, after
the many Co3aiHes We have had, to find
a new one who is wholly original. Both
ofthese brilliant artists appeared lately in
the Cheyenne opera house, yet there are
certain imitators of snobbery here who
complain that Manager Boardman does
not give the city anything first class at his
theater. In the language Of IA sea sick
girl, "Oh. hold my head.
, 1885-07-17
Washington Notes.

NauuprrrnN I,1,r IL III. .....l.-4
his. oeernoon anno;ntad F,.nn;. II H.
dorwood &c Nass.ohuso,t =, ho aoa.,,I
or tho UD;ted s,otos a, CIosrou and
Cb;nn cov W. 20 ho ;n,o.nro,er a. ~
Irn;tad sto,os oonsrl ., Co.,
socrot.rv Whi,roy hos inr;toa Gam
rondars samnson and Coodr;ah Nj
,Ton.truo,or Reveal Commodora VII
and NJ usrman W;n,er or M vi
- uoo, him in Tho nov, donar,uon, LII
% 10 oons;dor mottors norta;n;nrt - 10
corstrrc,;on &c no,r sb;n. nndar ro.ont
laws
Tho bond div;s;on of tho noe, o@oo
Aonaruon, hos 49, sa,Jnr -, 49,
rrmhoro &c hlorl ND e,r ronouols II
coses whore honds of nostmos,ors woro
mado mora than Zoo yoors GOO Com
nIa;n,s ; no,v raoobin1 ,ho danor,mont
,bot ,bo.o honds in nanr oasos havo hen
m;.,.[on CO.. roanno;ntmon,s ond bo,,o
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