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The Osceola times., 1886-10-02
Escape OF sam starr.

Fohr SMITH, Ark, Sept. 2i.-Belle
Starr returned yesterday from her home
on The Canadian river, Indian TERRITORY.
where she went 10 see her husband, sam
Starr who had been wounded and cant.
ured by the Indian police When She
rot there she found that sam had es.
capped, and was again at large. It seems
le was not hurt as BAD as he pretended 10
he, aud on the day oil his escape told his
guards that he would 60 to the table TO
eat 10, passing from one ROOD, TO an.
other be got possession Of his Win.
ce.ster ane dsarmed bis guard, and
taNins MS pistol, walked ont of the house
and escaped.
The Osceola times., 1886-10-02
lndestructible Paste.

Letters or envelopes which il is de-
sired to protect against unauthorized
opening (by moistening the pasted por-
tom may be securely sealed by using
a solution of OK de of copper ammonia
as paste. This liquid has the faculty oi
dissolying cellulose. When applied to
the letter it dissolves the celuloso on
the surface, and on drying the two par
tally dissolved surfaces adhere indisso-
lubly together. The same thing may
be accomplished by using water glass
(silicate of soda or potassa.) In .nls
case tho chemical action is different but
when il is completed the pasted surfaces
eohere as permanently as in the pre-
cedlng case. Medical and Surgical ne
Dorier.
The Osceola times., 1886-10-02
MISCELLANEOUS.

WASHINGTON shop-keepers complain of
the stinginess of Government employees,
caused by the uncertainty of their tenure
of office.
THE sieerage-rate war between the At
lantic steamship companies is about to be
brought TO a close, the lines participating
having arranged basis of agreement.
AN electric and wind-storm was central
over Lima, o., On the 23d, and extended
over the counties of Wyando,te. Seneca,
Champaign AMI Allen. At Urbana the
wind blew the roof off the Catholic con-
vent AMI did considerable damage to
fruit and shade trees The railroad sta
tion at Button and at least dozen barns
in different sections of the counties above
named were struck by lightning and de-
stroyed by fire.
THE annual pageant of the st. Louis
Trades splay Association on the night
Of the 23d presented another brilliant and
interes ing spectacle TO the thousands Of
visitors in the city. The streets were so
densely packed along the route Of the
parade as TO be in some instances almost
impas able, and along the entire line the
beauty of the floats aud their appropriate
designs were the subject Of commendatory
comment.
a TERRIFIC thunder storm with hail ac-
compartment, swept over Milwaukee,
Wis, on the 23l. During the prevalence
of the storm the heavens were almost as
dark as night Tie house OF Robert j.
Arthur, ON the West Side, was badly
wrecke by a thunderbolt, and Mrs. Ar
thur was dangerously injured.
SPAIN has demanded the expulsion from
French territory Of Ruiz Gorilla.
ARGUMESIs in the telephone case at
Cincinnati closed on the cath, and the de-
cision was res rved
A GRAND opcrhtic Performance was
given at Metz on the 24th in honor Of the
presence Of Grown Prince Frederick VIII
lam.
The Dewitt County (Ill.) Fair Associa-
tion has TO settle s premiums at seventy
five cents on the dollar, owing to raius.
IT is denied that tho visit Of the Gov
ernor-General OF Canada to England is in
connection with the fishery question.
TINS Sovereign Grand Lodge OF Odd Eel
lows, in session in Boston, selected Colum.
bus, o., as the headquarters of the order
Tbs business fai' 'ures occurring through
out the country in the seven days ended
the oath numbered for the United States
l65, and for Canada 20 or total Of 1877, as
compared with a total of isl for the pre-
vious like period
The Louisiana orange crop 10 reported
as being an almost total failure
The acting Secretary Of War has re-
ceived dispatch from the Indian agent
at San Carlos agency, stating that the re-
moval Of the Warm Spring and Chiraca.
hua Indians Is q cause Ct rejoicing TO the
Indians left there, who are relieved Of
their feers Of attack and are afforded .
better opportunity for acquiring habits Of
industry.
The Osceola times., 1886-10-02
A Franchise for sale.

LOUISVILLE, Ky., Sept, 23.--It has
occn currently reported for some days
past that the franchise of the Louisville
Jockey Club was Tor sale, the price asked
being $50, eco. The principal part Of the
stock is owned by Eastern men. The
club has not paid dividend for a mum
Der OF years, the only return made by the
members being the free admission tickets
they obtained to the races In spite Of
this, however, the club has made money,
and more than three thousand dollars
was cleared at the recent fall meeting,
which was poorly attended.
The Osceola times., 1886-10-02
China to Establish a Postal Service.

WASHINGTON, Sept 2i.-Superintend.
ent Bell, OF the Foreign Mail Bureau of
the Post-OGlce Department, has received d
an Official communicatonfrom j. d. Ken.
nedy, American Minister and COnsnl.
General at Shanghai, China, containing
the information that China proposes to
establish postal service in that country
to begin January, 1887. In this connec.
ton China suggests that the postal
agent OF the United States at SHANGHAI
be Withdrawn. Similar requests have
been made Of England, France, Germany.
Spain, Japan aud Italy.
The Osceola times., 1886-10-02

-Boston conservatism occasionally
Ger leaps itself. The Boston Trdns scrTp'
says: Miss Bessy Hatton, daughter
OF the London correspondent, isprepar-
ing for the dramatic stage. She Is no
exception TO the general rule, and Is
characterized as "a lady Of high artistic
attainments.' In the name OF the
prophet, 'Ratsr y
The Osceola times., 1886-10-02

About 102 American iron steamers
Il over 1000 tons. capsule Of running
ourteen knots an hour, and fitted for
uxiliary cruisers in case Of war, hap
rom the Port Of New York.
The Osceola times., 1886-10-02
THE FLAMBrAuX.

The Flambeau Club had thought of
giving a downtown parade tonight, hut
having considered the probable damage
to banners and other property, and de.
slrouS OF having a more open field, they
concluded to 20 west again.
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dons - Is ths soGreseica q - Pfsai-
disoostinns tbs Memph1s salt In
answer 70 : requeos 10 State ths anount
Of fsss that be pstd 70 special eounssl.
witssm aid Mr.. Whitman go 10 ~
ssivss Tee Of 5000 for the entire case.
aud he frm of Hunton d Chandler
6o0. Mr.. 1bnsman - 70 rsesive
$4,000. With ~ understanding thai bis
fntute compe1eAt,on uns 70 Be dxsd
aftsr The salt He fnr. fhurman) could
rot stipulAts u advance What bis fee
would b. Witpsss I'D: Il never
gou9sd tbs 0osesumeut. and don't pro-
goss - my tine sf tlse - begin Mr..
poeition 10 his ssp1sity Of sisosrieAi en-
prFt. was - receive rstsines Of $1,000.
and . pr dism Of 90 whsn in Nev
York taking testimony. and 20 when
called upon 10 lsavs THAI city; i've
houxs BEING oaIlsd dag. Adjoafrsd-
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rlgTERN NEWS.



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q $500 Mail s1osk. u y SD
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n - shoald asnefsily boy -
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- slsamship company -
- v ssstie the qessetsn
- - euf1t1y 10 ne Paetizc Mail- i ,
Ss,7 fHss ]. ". Bsiiamsn = CO. rop-1
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$780, N p. Hnnsines0a. h&vs beso Bog.
.- - P1elac Mail sGoek - ne maftet
~ - dina. Is h siso Fnmgged teat
: 11inr aenk pines - ~ 6o4mAn
S~s ~ 6auday: that O. r. Han1lnQ
es 0sxney Diiion and 8nusiI b4Ge
.s.e. eressat. and that The usoetina vas
Ssl s11h references 70 shs Pnotf1s Nail
-, A. snsnsioued. u was sid shss
Srnonn that IN ofI1iaf auuOnpeo
~S11 a useoe would not non b. t01G
1.1rsA. bsssnss sno1Rh Of the RnstAe
~ s1oek mad besn seoufed 10 insure
1o1ssk and afssr tomofSsw taat iine
1111f = usdsF the diEsstion Of ths to
mlIsuad lines.
ennseesams Gsneewn1ng urs1nn6.
rmoosx Heb. J. April B.-Ths follow
= eottss have iust been sxehanasd
Suoen Hen. T. Harrington, u. r.
1n11rsy 81 The Irish National League
= DsS1ln, and Prssidsnt Egsn, OF Tie
fneejcan League
81 Egar. Llneoin, feb.s The English
,unrw p1bsish oAbiss from America
~SIo1 tsas Esan and 6nilivAn condemn
f;sssli's peaceful policy asd thfsAtsn
= posoll. This i dons 70 pFttodiee
o1n6alons's ststement nsxs 7hufs6sy.
Nh = authority 70 osnefadtet.
HknnfxoTon."
"Luoof.x. Nsb., April 81.
n Hsrriagfoa, National Lsags<, Dub-
Z. Ths ssasemens that Huilisan ard |
hsss ooudsunsd Pssnsil's peaeefai pol
~ i - unqualified falsshood. which
nd hass1smanstsd ouiy from an sns-
~ ef Ne League and Z traitor 70 Ire
"a. PArnacx EaAn.s
eensssl Greek " ahsssG uasch.
foxr BowFr tArx.). April b.--ShsFid
nA1oh. II Cochiss connty. Arizona.
- ksss With 9 warrant for forty -ops
3oen Dsss.r General Crook told in
y make bis demand In writing. He
~ not Do - tiil be Rot back 20 Tomb
1fons. Today shs written demand vas
I1ooivsd from him for ChihuAhna and
~ other rsnsaadss. 0snsfxi Crook
1plisd that .shs 0hiFsoahnas are bald
> pfisonsrs Of car under instfuotions
1ou Wsshineton, ID viii net b CIV
= ~.
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err rERRsreay At rus AMERICAN
RxPosgTIeN.

Epxrox PoaT- IxrxLsloDcx1:
ssnd 700 By this mail 9 copy Of The
oatalo9us Of Wsshinstoa Territory q
shs American Expusittoo, coupied With
brisf mention Of Important infosma-
Ton soa9hs BY ssrsnesra = indicated
BY the Questions &C efssa aaksd Ne b
them
Nosvishstanding my loca residences 10
the Territesy, l muss confess TIE sasss
bfousht out IN the exhibtt q esnsrcoa-
y forwarded By or sisipsas. = shovu
By Ne qualities end yeporta Of yield,
vas surprise p Dysslf. asd no vondel
that % hoard Ne ON fsDaa1sd sxslama-
Hons AZ Aamirntioa fre0 visitors. vhs
thought Of our Fssritosy only - . bleAk,
frossu rsGisu. snd almoss . stsrifs. q %
heavily uesded ooantsy, - - b utter
~ un6t for ths ahods q nan. Ous
fruit tables in particular vsss cnuss,ns-
" singled cut Tor psaiqs, - vii - to<
one dispiay Of asAins and veas1nblsl
which vess equal b aay ID ths kxpuui
siss. ssd nag sassly ~ sspsssos d
neafiy I'll.
AZ he eless Of this Rspesisscu. ~
greater portion Ut NJ exhi11t vtit b
transferred 70 ~ Paus. - - shsrs sx-
hihissd and bald snsass for he I1ondon
EykioitioA. opening N Nay, lce7
Meantime, miniAsars sxhihts viii b
selecsed and taken b ~ 10 I.oasan
snme1saesiy upsa ths tsemiaAstoa oi
thfs Expceition.
ny objsqs n rsintine this cataioeas
V 70 fzsshes enntsnus he work asns d
The Expesition. aud with that visU
wrfta n r~uuHnt that wor ~Sv> u<~&<rr
that copies Of theee VII - osns fres d
any addrsn apon applssAsian. Any ess-
hinseif 20 biz own sddpeaa. OF dssifinn
eopses ISN'T 70 frieods. ean have tkeu
~ sddrssstnz = nsstss. Pnyaliap. "
T. Respectfully, 3. MEznna.
Coaaain.aoner.
NEv 0aIrAxx March lisa. lsex.
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uaTEs wosKs Sos.n. re asst water
sesAs In Seattle we're started By II. l.
'ss'sf and chas. q rersy. aud kaawn
= We fesleE { Terry water works The
ss vas taken from sprinzs "a the
an eendassed 30 saak GU James
st. and forced threaeh wooden
eins or pamp legs n shs vsrisas eas-
es 81 tue company. Soas tee
stAs aso the Terry heirs sold their
49, % ne works to The Sprins Hill
saf Company. Ga Saturday TIE
eempssy teacht Mr.. fesaesss half
ssea 70 the vetka. thus getting eea
% ne entire system. undes the
-. management The cid voedsn rssins
~ - replaced By iFen enes. and TIE
sesks vii be entirely rssasss and
Sea into the srssns hili syssssn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-06

as.isli ~ rss Quxxx The sssam-
~ 'asea Fl The Pacific arrived frsn
~ f'sneisoo Al 10 o'sloek last eveains.
etsasas 81 sons cf freight fee
a1A shs Also erozxht IS rsssrn
assssieafed - fsliews: vsssoris
-. = Iewsssnd -. ssanse ~ n.
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aiss DsnsA WHOSE 10 nav located
~ Mira ". A. Wash, al ths Millinery
10y. Front street. aud 10 prepared 20
afessmaking IN all It's branches, and
~. Ass gtve Instructions IN estsine
~ ming By nee system. ars im
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-06

LooarSa AT TEE foxrAaR. IA.
Boshvell hss . foscs Of n>n sad on
sesna - vosk sssnsfsrsins . boon Of
lccs iron Lake wsshinetou asross The
parsaee into Laks Cnisn. Ihs leas
wsss.cut % sQuak slsasA and are m
te16ed for tAs - of IL Wsesern Mn
IL ssapsrHsJ laaxina sHnp gives ths
cite Of she future e<nAi - siY a bon
nsss quite rArs n thas vtesuisy.
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WAmunorox. April bin tue Senate
lo1sy klsorRe reported unfayorAbiy from
~ otnmi&see On Territories . bill "a
e1ahi tbs Northwest Trading Gem
pAny, I private corporation organised
1ndsr tbs general laws Of Oregon, Ia
purehass certain iAnds In the Territory
II AlsskA. Tke oommitses, George
Md. Recommended inds6nits postpone.
nsnt II the bill.
Dolph asksd thas the bin Be placed on
~ calendar. He mad expected. be said.
1Ast debate On the bill woaid bring 40
~ whole question uf the disposition os
pablle lands In AiRaka, and he ssiil
1oaeht tbs question m Important one
~ Congress 70 lock Into and decide.
b Thought the COMMITTEES had giyea
~ bill siight consideration.
0soxxs Haid the committss had given
~ hill enough consideration 10 con
G1de that Il uAs very important bill.
a Daiph's request the bill was placed
a ths calendar.
cAmsron offered q resolution. which
~ agreed TO, appointing Sherman
>1Ainnsn Of committee. Stamford
~ appointed = member Of the Civil
Wrvics Commttses. and Mitchell Of
OREGON d member Of the uommittes on
Additional Accommodates for Llbrary.
TIE army kiil vas than placed before
~ Senate. Tue pending question being
Hals's motion 90 strike eat section Z.
which provides that hereafter the arms
&aIi ooosist Of 5000 eniisfea men.
Eamb took che door, aud continued
" remarks Ia opposision 70 the bill.
NJ. Coekreil then took the hoor 10
sppositien 10 the army bill. There was.
y said, ample power % protect oar In
eIuf. Oar liberties did not depend on q
suf oitizsns. We needed no standing
t1fa is the price OF liberty" A stand
~ Army vas danger 10 any republic.
- saa In direct eontrasentson Of the
Ny1hlican system Of guvernnent.
Aiies 40 creative ssssion Inc Senate
e1loarnsd.
WAsanarox, April S. hs following
z " taxi OF TIE Mexican pension bill:
1nst ths Secretary Of the interior Be
0fseted 70 place The names Of all the
usvivIng officers. soldiers and ssiiafs
ves enlisted and served Ia the waF
VIII hsriso for any period aaring the
seau isks &c ~ and rs. and we're hen.
eaoly discharged. aud sAeir surviving
v.dosA on the p.nslon roll 81 the rate
9 elsos dollars per month. from Aad
snk the passage Of this sct. durins
Mi lives.
80 3 The Secretary Of the Interior
eelsscied 70 make such rules and rexn
n!scns necessary 10 carry tAis sot into
s1ess; Psastiai, that where II shall 40
~ that Discharge i< lest. secondary
Nidsnee may be permitted. and where
snail sppesf an applicant has reoaiv
Z land warrant. that h all thai n
@metent evidence Of honorable dis
easrec. enissz tue evidences shove thai
= pvecufsd II by fraud: and provided
mfthss, that this acs shall not apply 81
psssors usdcr political disabilities.
~. Laird Of NebtAskA moved 10 sas-
Yesi ths rules aud psss the bili fef the
ni,sf q certain settlers aud purchaser
lAnd On public domain in tbs States
4 NEBRASKA and ksnsAs. Agreed 10
Inh = similar TO the bill psevsously
pAssed BY the Sesats
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Poar TOWNSEND, April g. Private
Waller ksmbes u 0ompAny 4. 1sooud
Infantry, Stationed q fogS Tovnssud,
while on his way FROM this piaos 10 ths
barracks tast night miassd The road,
climbed . fssoe which vas buils e {
pFossotion along the biu2 back q To-
ssa vaiE fell over The blu6 70 the beaoh.
crashing bis ksad and brsskina NJ
neck He vas aasd about IS years.
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PORTLAND. Or. April L III
GKALED PROP -aAL8 WILL b Z
y recsived ct this oence untii 3p q. =
fnae1sy. the III day e. ApeiL 1oo4 fnf
furnishing rs materials aad 1aAos e II
kinds = .ceanary for ~ constructiea and
sisasi koos.. ssd ior row. IN n ~
building Foundation therefor q Wet
roiat Light Station. Washinst0n Terri
tary.
Hals. spsci6cations, forms Of proposal
ana other information may - obtained
On application = this oGloo.
The siRht IL ressrved 70 reject any Or al
q =. POWELL
Captain Of Engineers, U. g. Army,
Engineer thirteenth Lighthouse Dissrict
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HusaIAs CAruzr nlshs ahoai
100 easlosk. fsli0v v>s s.eres 10 ne
At cf sclne fsre1zs The vird - 81 TIE
S~sttse Restaurant Which be hsd raised.
He has IN apen kasfe n kss bard wh<n
arrested He sxsninAsssn gin snks
psass tsdAy.
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nfFyzAsxr DESCRIPTIONS OF Rxrun.
IseAss. LA reply 10 contemporary -
10 the character OF he peiitios. tie SEQ
kane CArpssc1s Rerahlicanl SAYS
3 There are tariff RseahiisAns and free
trade n<p2bitcaas silver kepablirNus.
geld Republicans. spd ere&nnack Re
pnhiicsns, rrehisstscu Repshlisznx.
hssh hcsnse Republicans and fres
xhi<key Repahlicsnz. menopoiy Rerae-
iic~ns and snSi manapely Regshliceus,
hlack kspuhlicAns aud red. stsivsrt
and half hre~d. furfsssnre and nan
farfsisare.r To which nr.nih % the
ssrty as sbave Described u eelonS<. The
eAresses. hoseser. sexleets 10 infsrn
its aae<sianss.
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oAu RaAxCssoo. April A-Ths removal
Of General Crook frsm shs command Of
ArIsona = esnerally approved b. the
ef1oere - Ne Prsstdio- 0soseai MilsG,
In . private tsttor 10 ons Of ~ oGRosss
. lev days go. said II - 90 esnt 10
Arizona be would take The 0etd 10 psr-
sou, and not Quit Il until there Va nos
. hostile IsfS IN the hiila.
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fKs Sxv tSuAtzKsz GpSs. -capt.
T. ". Carr informed the sesssie Hsme
0ssras. oomp4ny :, last sseoins that
tae ssxsy stand ct The nev IS csitesr
guns weEe % he di<trieated eqastiy
arsaag The thres comp&ni<< IN this city.
10 - ssea % target rfactfoeA II v een-
orally eerc1 thss ssher game Of tsss tsz-
pfore1 pattern wlil seos - received n
asnsefs safiscssns fer eriilsnr rarpase<
~ veil - fee tsrset pr.etics.
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PAUlFIC COAST.



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~ ncesd swimosr, today opupte1sd
his ef1noas tesk q ssimnina dswn ~
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- - arrivs yeuosg1ny - - 49, uess
a9ntn14 hi0 an4 ~ hnd - $50 eyoe
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nerntnn, 81 sDaehod Hrood~ay wharf
= noe1- H - ~ b. HOO q 80
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4 Wnssenase nsSsses.
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bsss es6Red u - Exseusivs Ounmis-
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hoad.
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dinmpsttna for . loag time, ki1ksd hiu-
sslf this moRnine ~ hanelaa.
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9 sAloon ksspes, ssnni1tsd s1iside -
day 10 shedding ~ top a ~ hsad ~
VIA . onfoineL OAnss, dsopoadsnsy
OWING 70 Gokoe91.
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o'as end 70 waive ~ oelecss
Captain Of Kaxinsers. 6. q. Army
Engineer Thirtssnth Lighfhouss Dissrict
At
|PRlURnfHlL BR0S.
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Dry Geeda,
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Boets and Shoes.
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also : New "a ssoasa-sa.z esai.
vURA HIDES AND wooG.
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FOUNDERS
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Glasses u Foundry and
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streets. X. Q. Hex el3, -.
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ON nPRovKD CITY PROPERTY.
~ Hixhssf prtcs peid ter CITY sad
Coanfy SCRIP II c9ce = ": ". NKwLTN
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