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THE ENGLISH POLITICAL PROGRAM.
Fourteen British Sailors Drowned.
THE REVOLUTION IN MEXICO.
INSURGENTS KILLED AND CAPTURED.
THE ENGLISH POLITICAL PROGRAM
The End Of the Week Will Probably
See q COnserNatiYe Cabinet In Once.

The End Of the Week Will Probably
See Conservative Cabinet in Once.
Special Cable Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
LONDON, July 49, There is no change in The
situation. The cabinet meeting Saturday night
favored immediate resignation. This win be
formally agreed at the council tomorrow. In
all probability Gladstone's resignation VIII be
in the queens hands Wednesday. day or
two VIII be wasted i'm the queens summons of
harrington TO form ministry, which he viii
oecilhe 10 DO. BY Saturday salisbury will have
accepted the task aud will be engaged ia torm-
lux a cabinet AS
EXAMPLES OF POLITICAL JOURNALISM
IL high places here, the following may be inter-
estlng The Times editorially says: "The
numerical defeat OF the prime minister is too
crushing to leave him any loophole for escape.
An analysis of the liberal party which we pub
llsh to-day, coupled with all but the universal
TSuuctlon OF the polls by which the successful
Nlaustonlans are returned, proves that the au.
thority OF the unionist party Is even greater
than Is Indicated by their preponderance in the
commons" TO exhibit this insoe n T. false mood
III ils true light have made the following cal
culations: In 2l5 contested borough seats in
the United Kingdom the total vote cast, includ-
was-unionists. 652, ,613; liberals, 6I j, ,oS1. The
actual number OF members returned by these
votes is, unionists, l49; liberals, IS. The
proper proportion should have been, unionists,
lI6; liberals, no. Or 10 put il in different
way, each liberal in the commons represents
S,lI6 votes, while each unionist Represents
4,to9. After these figures all talk OF moral
authority must be on the Gladstone side.
BY Associated Press.
Mr.. O'Brien Defeated In south Tyrone.
LONDON, July 19.-The result of the electoral
contest In South Tyrone. where Mr.. VIM.
y Brlen, editor OF United Ireland Mr.. Parnell's
organ, has been running .or reelection as the
Parnellite candidate against L. w. Russell, lib-
eral unionist, has caused a sensation Mr.
- Brlen represented the district in the last
house Of commons, having carried il by vote
OF 3,434 against 1852 obtained by captain, the
Hon. >. Marwell, conservative. In the present
contest Mr. U Brien poiled 1882 votes a loss of
%, while Mr.. Russell poled 3,43I, defeating
Mr. o 'Brien by majority OF 80
Bernard Kelly, ParneIlIte, has been reelected
Tor South Donegal, polling 4, 800 against ,:S99
polled by Arthur ii. FosIscr, his conservative
opponent. In the last election the same gentle
men, contesting the same district, poied re-
spectiveIy 5,O66 and 1873 voles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-19

IHE PRESIDENT Will be accompanied to AL
Dany oy Secretaries Bayard and Whitney and
frivate Secretary Lamont. The party will
ieave here Wednesday afternoon, and will
SPSnu SPsI thursday in Albany as the guests Uf Gov
Hill, leaving in time to reach Washington FRI
day forenoon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-19

Bryant Strickland, OF Cartersville, Ga. was
shot aud killed yesterday by y party headed ~
Town Marshal Pucketl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-19

REsIGNED.-Louis E. Church, associate jus
tice OF the supreme court OF Dakota, has ten.
dered his resignation to the President.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-19

THOSE who leave the city during the summer
can have THE STAR mailed to them for any
length of time and the address changed as often
as desired. The subscription must be invariably
paid in advance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-19

TO REMAIN IN THE NAvY.-The following
naval cadets, who were graduated after a six
years term at the naval academy In May, have
been recommended to the NAVY department for
retention in the navy: Messrs. Hewes Capps,
Ierrill, Plunkett and II. w. James as assistant
gait, Beecher. Maseley, Hall, Welles. Hutine
Loomis, Parmenter, II. P. Jones, Shoemaker.
Seymour, FANS, Whittlesey, MACPHERSON, Hayes
and WertZ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-19

The ORDER relieving First Lient. L. A. Craig,
Sth cavalry. from duty on recruiting service,
mas peen amended to take effect October 1, liz.
stead Oh July 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-19

PARDONED BY THE PRESIDENT. - Harry G.
Alleger, convicted in the Criminal Court of the
District, of tampering with the mails has been
had broken down
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-19
open EXec0tfVe SeASfO00.
SENATOR PLATT SAYS THE RESOLUTION WILL

Senator Platt's attention was called this
morning to the criticisms which have been
made upon his assent TO the postpOnement OF
the open executive session resolution until De
cember and the inference that he had aban.
doned the matter. ~ moved that 1t be post.
poned," said he. "because am more concerned
III getting favorable action on IL than in merely
securing record OF the Senate. became con-
Vinced that it would not pass II pressed TO q
vote, put on the other hand learned from Sen.
atOrs here and there on both sides that they
were thinking over the subject and every now
aud then one would tell me that he had become
convinced that 1t was Y step IN the right direc-
tion. W hen the movement begun there were
mol dozen SenatOrs-perhaps not half 80
Many-prohouncedly favorable. Now we num-
Der surprisingly near = majority. The matter
the Interval Senators will become more tamil
iar with the proposition, and some will doubt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-19

PROPOSALS were opened to-day at the city
post office for the purchase of condemned ma
terial during the coming quarter. The success
Iui bidders for various articles were E. G..
neeler, for jute sacks, $1.1O1a per hundred,
ana an waste paper, 771a cents; Hopfenmaier
90, scrap leather, so cents, and waste twine,
$2o1;s. Bensinger, leather pouches, s4.O2, and
brass hooks, So per pound.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-09

WANTED-A SITUATION A. BOOkkEEFER.
" or books to post evenings by person
thoroughly posted in the business, price IN ac-
cOrdance with the times Gail or address Book
keeper ,>room s. No. 20 Canal-st.
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN 10 YEARS OF AGE
" wants situation IN store a. clerk. or can
make himself generally useful. Can speak Eng
lish and Holland. Address " h u care Telegram
Herald.
WANTED SITUATfON-BY A PRACTICAL
W gardener. No objection 10 the care of horses.
WOIld not object going INTO ID country. Address
q. :. II. care TELEGRAM HERALD.
WANTED SITUATION By Az EXPER1-
W euced grocery man with good city reference.
Address J. /. K Is Barcay-st. l07
WANTED BY An EXPERIENCED WOMAN
" situation in laundry or % do house clean
ing Please call az Hemple House aud inquire
for Miss Julia Hartman. Jos
uTANTES sIrUATlON-TO LUMBERMBN =
" ] would accept position in g lumheroiice
where experience in bookkeeping shipping and
other details Of the business are wanted. No.
references. address Y Telegram Hefaid
SITUATION As NIGHTN ATCH.
W janitor or Work IN wholesale store The best Of
references given. Address ]. r. Csse. Telegram
Herald III
uANTED-A SITUATION As BOOKKEEPER
W by oue who thoroughly understands bis busi-
ness. Address Accountant, care TLLEsRAM-
HERALD -
CITTATION WANTED-As FOREMAN ~ TIN
= and sheet iron department 81 hrst-cless
hardware and stove store. by a thorough and
competent man. Address. Sheet Metal Worker
=. o. Box 81. city. 81
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-09
AZ THE CHURCHES TODAY.

No stand has been taken by Bishop Rich
ter eiiheI for or against the knights Of Ia
Dor.
Mrs c. II Morley will lead the " c. T.
L. gospel temperance meeting this afternoon
AZ clock.
The Rev. Cerrit Snyder. of Chicago will
preach this morning at Mission Wood Pres
byterian Church.
Benjamin Hunter. city missionary will
preach at the Riverside Soldiers Home al
1880 this morning.
Rev. X. +. Tupper being unable 70 preach,
there will be no services in the Fountain 81.
Baptist church this evening.
Rev H. c. Coolbaugh. pastor of Grace
Church. breaches this morning ON Doing
Well and Ill and Suffering For H."
Rev. II. =. Weltons subject at the First
Presbyterian Church this morning will be
The First Born OF Every Creature
Rev. W. f. Richardson will preach this
morning At the Church of Christ on the sub
ject. '.Scriptural Itsis of Lord's-Day Wor-
ship"
Bishop D. ID. Paterson breaches this
morning on Things old and New" and in
the evening, What Believe and What
do not Believe"
Confirmation services will be held at St.
Adelbertus' Polish Church on Sunday next
by Bishop Richter and at st. Andrews on
the following Sunday.
Rev. Charles FIuhrer at the Universalist
Church will discourse this morning on The
World We Make" and in the evening on
The Lessons of the Flowers"
/ Rev Ben F. Sargent, South Congrega-
tional Church, will preach this morning on
/ Christ at Jacobs Well" evening. The
Rule of Christ, with Reference 10 the Labor
/ Question"
/ Rev. f. X. Bennett, the pastor. will preach
at the Wealthy-ave. Baptist church this
morning upon Providence Fastening the
Affairs of Men" Evening subject" The
/ Home OF the Interpreter"
Rev J. +. Roberts, pastor of the First
! Unitarian society; will preach this morning
! in Temple Emanuel. corner of Ransom and
/ FOuntain-sts., upon Faith and Nature.
! Sunday school al noon. Evening subject
Religious Experience its Benefit and
! Peril"
Young Mems Christian Association
Boys meeting at the Y NJ. c. a rooms
corner of Pearl and Ottawa-sts., at 3 O'Clock
p. m. Young mems meeting at the same
/ place at o'clock. Gospel meeting at the
Union depot, led by J. III. Thomas, al 3.3C
p. IN. No Jail service today. The reading
[ rooms are open Sundays from 10 6 O'Clock
/ p. m, and on week days from 9 a m. to 9.3l
/ ?. m.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-09
DEAD SHOTS.

Country tavern keepers are the only men
who stand by the declaration of inn
dependence.
If the sealskin dealers would only get up
a corner on camphor thei- business would
boom next winter
IL is about time for bogus butter to go on
a strike II is certainly old and strong
enough to knock out a regiment Of police.
Another Chicago murderer is to be hanged
next week Why not send several anarch-
lists to keep him company on his journey
The Boston Herald remarks that Rose
Cleveland's writings are better than any
which ever came from the pen of Queen
Victoria. That is a very doubtful compli-
ment
AlIgators have been discovered in Fox
river. Illinois We may expect 10 hear OF
the discovery of boojum sharks or anything
else in a state where snch creatures az Spies
ct al. exist.
The e-fowers-that- bIoon-in -the-Spring-
tra-la" epidemic is raging in the land in a
manner that would shame Montreal small
pox. The only known remedy is clubbing
with potato masher or a bedsat.
Miss Folsom, while in Italy. had her bust
made and will present it to Grover. What
free America would like 70 know is whether
Miss FoI7om's bust was ofthe sour wine or
champagne order. The Republic will please
stand sti 4 aud listen.
A Georgia man when he married prom
ised that if he ever became so poor that he
could not pay for ;he family washing be
would DO It himself The whole town how
turns ont every Monday morning to see
him wash and make remarks. It is as good
as circus.
Poor George. An investigation Of the
records Of Fairfax county. Virginia, shows
that Georg Washington was once indicted
bv the grand jury. If this sort Of a thing
goes on it viii not Be surprising If some one
discovers that George used to dance the can
can in hotel corridors aud pour bottled beer
into the piano. The pamgraPhers long ago
discovered that his little hstcbet was made
of a hunk Of green cheese.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-09
MIsCELIfNEOTs.

NTANTED-A GOOD SIZED SECOND HAND
" hre pIcof safe. Address : d L. this Office.
IITANTED-2p0 YARDS LAWN SOD FBFT
" from weeds. state price per yard delivered
Address GeosEe Harris. ~ jefferson ave.
rOUND-A RED LEATHER POCKETBOOK
I containing about six hundred dollars 81
promissort notes. Probably belong 10 Dr Man
ual owner csu have fhe same by calling 81 this
Office.
WALL PAPER CLEANED-C. J. WTIJENs
W new process for cleaning wall PAPER H. Civ
Ing good satisfaction wherever tried. VIII make
old Jspe- look Ike new Leave orders % a. and
a. kenf-sf.
llrANTgD-A GOOD SOUND HORSE sAFE
W for lads to drive. At Van LcuVen ~ Non
roe-st-
WANTED TO HIRE \ HORSE Foa fI6HT
w driving during The sumner. world rsv
pony . same coaid fse nsd cheap vs. n Aosnier.
Us N0rth iouis-sf
" man wo8i@ like g. invest - 80 with 81 &C.
tatiished frnl sd - receive T1<ltian Hith sane
0r uefi1 jnir .r neH enterprise is faf ~ ted
in a. kIufs pl 4Hre afrk ard car Ynish fhF
hesf ~ references Adire-s p T 3 c. ~ IfIF
sRsN- HERALD
U-ANTED THE shURF-S or a HE~p0Nel-
- Nie esnfTeffar ard fa Gee uiit rasiflrnrn
sf Crane Raf5is Adire-s. EreesrF lime
4 Ny ONF pE~IEfEs nEfoRtTI>ft PAfEf
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affr Afkif ~
re Hr fr1lrsar Ha reE So aF card
~ reftal 81 Hateis hes faf uarr resrs
Fxrer .enrs Ir .he fHne@ sr hss s.~.s side
sn8 ran nfet ro ars lf 81 rtfes af
fsrrt E..frH sn1 AEhr A. aafr gaeas f1f
~rf erres rreee glrr m eal.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-09


Fron "a comfortable posztaos n 81
iodepsEdsnt- 10 sxs-to grind obssrvSsory
of iss oEa ths Tx E.sEAs HEsALD hs9ks
d0Sn agon tbs lively strusgls fcF tie
~. sazy bal vacant chair sbAE resOlsss
behind tie beach q Ehe United States
court roota Ia thls e1fy. tnmedlstely
after TIE dssIh u Judge WlTsEF q 49,
understood that COBxgsssnsn CoNsfock
LAD gisea Ia endorsement g tie een-
dlslacg u Hou. L. u. Aohals. q iLls eity.
0ur local neas fBrulshes TIE infofmsfion
tbs morning tlat C0lsfsssEnsn Goa
STOCK bas slfbdra~n his support from
Mr N08KIs and transferred il to Mr.
Justice CHAAFLIS, au.i rbat Il tlls move
hs Is 3lnsd 0s TIE entire DsmoeFsilc q
Fusion element Il tie MIchigaH dslegs-
tiou II Congress This paper has no
candidate foT ths vacant 0eneh. bat With
ont doubt the d Al Judge siil DC . DemO-
erst. II. Losever, the Democrats take
from tie SapreDs l@uch a member Of
their own party and pat him OF the
Federal beach thsy sin pat Re
publican into the vacant chair a.
Laussng. Gov. ALGER vii Ger
tainiy Dot appo III q Democrat
10 tie Supreme bench The party be
represents keeniy feeis their defeat IN
that direction. IT would seem To rs
that the proposal 10 trade Justice for a
Judge Is about the most foolish move tho
Democrats Of Michigan ever made upon
the political ehessboard. The TRLERAM-
HEuALD u no word To say against the
candidacy Of CHAMPLI :, Ne are simply
pointing out some poor politics, that Is
all. Merely D. t. prediction We venture
To say that Judge CHAsPLN viii remain
at Lansing and that ths local newspapers
viii soon cOntsin items referring tC
United States District Judge NORRIS, oI
United States District Judge SEvERESs
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-09
MIR WaNrED- -FEMALE.

lIANTED-GIS SL TO Do GENERAL HOUSE
" work. 2ss Adams-st. Mrs. n r scott
llrANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
" work. Apply at Jos kansom-st
tIANTED-COMPETENT GIRL To 30 GIN
W eral house work ia small family oi three
persons. References required. Apply a. ~
Crescent ave.
lVANTED-SURsE GIRL. FROM IA TO l6
W years OF age. Apply in afternoon at 13i
Turner 81
IANTED-A GOOD COMPETENT GIRL FOR
W general house work al III lsiand-st Mrs
Avery.
WANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL FOR GENE
" raj housewOrk Apply at s. Westinghouse.
XyANTED-A GOJD NURSE GIRL FROM IA
" TO Is years old Must come well recommend
ed. Apply 40 North Diyision-st.
WANrED-A GIRL TO Do GENERAL HOUSE
" WORK Apply al once al 2lo Ouawa-st.
Recommendations required
UANTED-TAILORESs TO WORK on PANTS
W aud vests. Address, K. kiuzinger. Gaze
dOnia, Mich.
WANTED-sIX FIRsT-CLLss DRESS MAX
W ers. none Others need apply. Apply 10 Mis-
F. McClelland, l23 North lonia.st.
VTANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
" work. Apply at once TO % Lagrave-st.
VTANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE-
" work and 10 care for children So Lyon-st
VVANrED-A F1RsT-CLAss Girl FOR GEN
W eral hOusew0rk IN family OF two. Enq0lre
of Mrs. A. A. Barr. II Clintonst.
IyrANIED-A COMPETENT AND EXPERI-
" enccd girl to do general house work IN a
private family. Must come wei recommended.
Call at once at ~ Fountain Il.
WANTED 4 GOOD GIRL FOR SECOND WORK
W Call between and 5 p. N. Nm II. T.
Hastings ll5 Jefferson ave l0s
WANTED IMMEDlATELY-EXPER
" waist makers. Mrs &. +. Colin, Ran
sOm-st.
WANTED THREE FIRST CLASS DRESS
W makers at once. Apply - Monroest. l05
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-09

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4 - So "a neS ep.ls<es - s4lt 81 *iif
e.-stess lsl1-lk So - - a. l~ts te sAif 49, Z
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poR EENT- -FAkI ca HogsE ~ ls, - -
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no keNT-FRuN oNE IL Flkk YEARS.
1 aAfze hEiek 1sslss s1g Sstsi 1s.fgs 0i iaAd a.
ncFlbern pan oi tas - e4si 81 Aii'ine ate.
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pay fa E.e.l .ttlEf A lS0 l,sLSt ol las
briC4e slneoE uear3 Aea. j. fs>ts4isiitt iiei-
lie< iss raiss .ll re gives. Ne have 81 stis
seEcIai toUs>ss @E1 is,.s ga esss tetsas nt sfit.
Insurance ttl al tlaSsts 0i lisalatlt FToiatfit -
Teies aAea as oasseists Maaes te iasl as tta
estate ssssfits- Assslalsh brse. Nlies l-ss'lL
Ieaeslts lalscA era1d hsIsiis -
To RENI- -HoCsE oF RCsoas IN FIRST
1 Cas- frl4ils A4 tsf 3fiitT,.il-ets. tfssl
tel eIa c.slrru aaa iefkt lls Na.ls bsa lsfias
usut ieuaul aoea aPFy. Adaues - hasst az
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Telegram-herald., 1886-05-09
CONWCT LABOR.

The abolition Of contract prison labor
ia the state prisons OF New York without
making any other provision for the en-
pioyment Of ths prisoners Is working
states that the expenses of the prison in
that city for April were Sl0,O3l Us and
The earnings Sl,356 81, the number of
prisoners on the 1st OF May being 1858.
Another, and probably unexpected, con-
sequence is the fact that there are now 205
inmates ia the Asylum for Insane Grim
inals connected with the Auburn prison,
there having been = rapid increase in the
number since work was abolished. This
latter fact, il it shall prove TO be the
direct result of the non-employment of
the men, is one which should have the
most serious consideration, not only by
the authorities in New York, but by every
legislative body which coutemplates the
abolition Of contract labor. The 81 stem
OF contract labor is unquestionaby per-
niciOus, but ii should not be abolished
without providing soms sort Of substitute
for il that may reasonably be expected to
be less harmful. Humanity demands
that incarcerated criminals should be
given some sort of occupation, whether
such occupation be productive or not.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-09
Death of Mrs. Fanny l.. Avery.


one more of our noble women has gone
to her rest. After long, painful and trying
sickness Mrs. Fanny l.. Avery, wife Of
Noyes L. Avery, has passed away. Her
suiferings are over, she lies asleep in peace.
Mrs. Avery was bon in the State of Yer
mont. and in her early youth came to
Michigan, where she began teaching school.
4 marriage was cOnsummated between
Wilder ID. Foster and the young teacher
January IL. 1s49. Mr.. Foster was widely
and well known in this city up 10 bis dee IA.
being at that time ,he Representative in
Congress from this district SIR. Foster died
September 20, 1873. In November of 1876
the lady was married 10 NOyes l.. Avery,
who now survives her at Rochester, y Y.
Besides her husband, Frank ". Foster
now of Newaygo, George +. Foster
night editor of the New York
World. and adopted daughter. Mrs
John Patton, ir. Of this city, are left with
friends 10 mourn her death. Hon. l.. :.
Lowell of IOnia. aud George Lowell Of
Spring Lake. are brothers. and Mrs Mary
Hodges. OF Rock Island Ills. is an elder
sister OF the deceased. In public life Mrs
Avery was prominently connected with the
Union Benevolent Association and of the
First Congregational church society. in both
of which societies she did effective work. Ia
private life She enjoyed a rarely large circle
of friends. she was kind. loving and
atfeciionate mother. a trustworthy and true
friend Charity was part Of her nature
aud she was always alive to the interests of
the poor. sick and afflicted. In her death
Grand Rapids mourns the loss Of a public
spirited woman host Of friends. a oOngen-
i8l assoc ate. end husband, and children
a loving wife and mother.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-09

NANTED-SiA GOOD CANN AsSEFS- M8IH
W or female -aifry and commission 70 the
right pzrfles AplIF between fhe hourf ~ mfd
B. m to room lH. i.oods block. ~ Iearl-si cts
NANTED-ONE GOOD iIFE INSURANCE
" agent eu salary. aud iew cauVsesers Ar
piy o. Re.ervs Nutust rooms n and y House
man block. cify.
UANTfb-THHEE FIRST Class AeENI-
" one iof Grand lisp.d. and f0r jackson. and
one for Ray cry. Mu-i hsre small ohutai nd
other need apply 81. May. Er,.res House
city l0i
NkNTED - ENpEKENCfn CANNA-sERs
W flr oar iife 0i new and iasi settling house
bold goods Fsf particulars inquire 81 -1iuh
Ditisi9ost W. Fos- MsnaRef -
NAETED-AUJNs MN OF Good AIDktA-
" ard habits to solicit for fateivs Universal
kdgostpf. Bibles. buns and Rogers Hiref
VAR en monthly psfmeufs F0f terms aprig "
John t'afels q 90. ili Randolph -t Chicago
NANTED r. LAU1E- And eFNf ENEH
W Agents for "-fIe-1 Hea1inEz aifh fi1cu
rousf distinctions Teachers and students wiii
find EeSd nEs Trutfsiie hork 81 90 vf have
The zee Pictorial paralei fsli1e Hffe lof sge
ciai use terms Tyler Co fefruit sinh
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-09

.e,g sAa.l.-s 8oiCk kkAI EsGA4E inANE
f,a sels & ists o1 esuihelc auolilesl.
f<n.lps "a theETs t'hstase a1c Ae-' - isiees
~ sno lcrEas easg Az t-sNut'r- piii.iirf
,f ai the l,sp 81 fulionp1 iiil 40 feei h,flt h3
sie Itss desp g. H iaklut 81 ileais hossl.
l.s AlesHs =.
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4 u1ih ass nd hasf tsgaigs al fsel.isss.
4 stGles aist. 81 ieei s.IUsFs ur gooo sisea iei
s.,sih.f fiE olstii3e a1u failI, iit4tt1 hilrtsn
Illfd ana f,'4rsA-siA M~4 sos Al4as a. -
rls.i = itsirlE-SL
1 a. sflss. 81 NSlkei neGl Aa,esi n.iA
snan haose s1 kssi s, uyar iiasaas sl uDeuis
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