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Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20
Town Toplcs.


Dsphfhznz s1s EspeFt>& yssL<ziag a I'd
Cs1rtsk
Exa4rzion "a sLsalnsz E~zrstE a. 2se-
Fare = ce1cS
Parry Gressrsn szz . csunon tssiss-
asy 1fL1k yesterday.
A spscizl aiansr al bs gives <E the
kuzepxSa hetei tod<E.
cxS~s ca ca! n sias Cl<e1it coaEt toaasz-
rsx N0sI :, 3. ~. - 3nd -
E.tw<rd a1ilarf, snezu GUAR eyclonss iraEks
vzs sat sp inr thlrEy d@ys ysslsrssT.
Whsa L Periusn Nzs zazrrisd - Miss
Love. "a ssss ia occepsfion - . Phsss-
&xn-
Only enc narrizes hcsnss issusd yssisr-
dSy, Wilhslm Rudolph, sesd % Aiss
F2alins Bzndssh, AGED -
fke lsnsrzI Of Iks l4ts Jossph Rupprsehs
vili se nsld st ne laEnly nssla<nces loa
sseond-sI.. this siEsrnson az : O'Clock
J. T. Kroodsna has traded his
naxxsxoa propsrty 70 y. IL. Van
Bson Eorss for loG IN fhis city.
Wn. Pstrs. ths young naan sho struck
I'd Asgo soch terrible blow Friday even
iax. sss insd sID 4nd eosls. or tssnsy days
IA lsil ysstef1ay.
The arm OF DoFsn a Bol.nd have secured
shs eanlrzes Of salldinx ths Aus<sgon
Cub hozs-- sidney j. Oagood = tie srcni-
rect c0azses pEies siihsaE hs4tlAs
$1,000.
Harry Wood, Manager Of suith's Opera
House, tail ana sfoks bis right srisl FrisAy
aizhE Es sss sroaad stteadlug - o1si-
ness i&zt svsninE. iast Is though notnin<
n2d asppsnsd
The condemnation suit OF The O. R.. l. 4
D. Railroad Company against Hubert W ed
nan, vas con a-need JesEerdzg aftsrnCoa
6slsrs Ju4ks FsFklnA The Ind Ia qassIlon
II On the esrnsr OF Caiasr and Oak-sts.
Il. Bssxn. better known a. Jockey
Bfosn." con nsncsd q fssscl0surs s1It 70
a. Great Coart Yesterday against H. ID
sad Julia A s4nclslr. sizlning N.5Ao
gbs isad msrtgzgsf q IN Cascade town
sAip.
A appeal was taken yesterday in . case
z.ctdsd 81 Jasties y s.sh, wherein Kirk A
snitA - a. we're pl&lnti1s and Sylvestel
Brulara b delsnasst- The s1m involved
kl2o, shs srics Of a vinG nih sold % ins De
lsn1anL
TIE Peter Werlich Brewing Company. Al
2e5 Wat bridge st-. took out manu-
hsrurers license yesterday. e. q. b-stt
"a Wsss bridxs-st.. $40 card anC
Chrstisa kfilingef. IL Crsseentave., ane
Yanl Waltz. 142 Canal-st.. each 500 cards
Isba about time there Vas chsnxe made
IN oar weather ssrFice. The past week has
b-en cold. cloudy snd diszgrssable. with
.aasp. of snos and trosis two or thres
ufxhfs. but fortunately lE - believed that ne
ssn0us damage hzs cssn dons 70 nun u
vegetation.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

The Success sf The Crestien "-Thess
who sang IN the Chorus.

rhs Success "a {" The Crekffsn "-Thoss
who sang IN the Chorus
The surprising success OF The Creation"
from . vocal point Of yisw. has been one OF
the hoples OF the town al ths week The
audiences In Hartman Hall on Tuesday
sysning Was . aobls one. and thsre were IN
iE mxny prominent persons from Jackson.
tlisxsn. Kalamazoo. Big Rapids. Musksgon
and sister towns who came expressly 20
hear The Creation" Mr.. korehekd, the
conductor has bsen an enthusiast ali
throuxh--lndssd, be worked night and day
% bFinx about the splendid resalt attained
The vocal performances was critically
viewed Ia these columns IN an able. splen-
didlv written article By z. L. Bailey the
morning after the performances. Ia the
course Of a column on tbs eyent. the Ale
gan Irt5t1te says
~Ars. Davis and Mrs. Breeze. the one as
6a6risl The other ss Eve. performed their
parts we'll Mr.. Eddy has = magnificent
voics. deep AID resonant. Mr.. saynors 8
baritone voice shows range snd compass.
Mr.. Aorshead deserves many an sxeeilenf
sulogy. He commenced the Creation under
unfsvors5is circumstances and amid many
Announcements he Was told II vas
hopeless undertaking. Bat how untrue
we're the predictions OF the false prophets,
snd hov little did they know Of the musi-
cal possibilities Of the city in which they
rssidsA There - talent Ia the Orarorio So
cisty and it only needs development. In
cssssat. arduous study aud practice viii
three around ths society a giSry snviaois
aud desirable. We heartily congratulate
Mr.. MorehsAd On the success that has al
ready crowne6 ais sG0rt The indusnce OF
sueh A socisty . far reaching and slevstin {
ana 10 a bsnsdlction 20 any town or ciFy-
Zoe much IA praise csn10t be said Of TIE
sulssdid work 81 the ehoras- Follovlne
are the names, 50 far - the 1ELxaRAM
Hrn4Ep wss able 90 oetain them, OK taosS
Who srng IA TIE chorus.
saprnaos Nrs. D. Armstrong. Ms
Fsllfs Bssbe, Ms Wm. Cartwright Nh
E.rrfs Coys, Ms Ella Cams pau. Miss Katie
Dabsislxs. Ma Grace EsisF. Miss Ida Foote
N,ss Lena Gidisy, Mss AnaA Johnson
Ms Jennie Johnson. Miss > Knapp, Miss
etsna Kronsr. Mas Mary A0rrlsoa, AIRS
II Z. NcCardy, Mrs. X. A. Ausson, Mia
NAY Morse. Mics n. r. Parish.
Al.os Miss Mary Atwstsr. Mrs. I. "
psruhsrt. Mrs. A. Clark. Miss Lille Cook
Nrs aoeps Miss Lou Kroner. Miss Mari
Kronsr. Hiss Lizzie Kahi. Miss Nellie
klrkI.nd. Miss Ais McInn Mrs. G.. Nc
fanl-. Mrs. L X. Pstten, Mss Nyrts Rose
Mss Anna shielding. Mss Mary Utlsy. Mrs
G. ri. Leonard.
Fsaor-E. A. Aldworth. G W. Alden.
DsRnitsr, J. Grant, 4. ;. Judson, J. ID
Kroner. W. LOOMS. p. n. Miller. @. II
Few a. r. sanders. T.. r. Srar.x. Fl
echnsl. n. b. scEibnsr. Q. Whitcomo, q B
smallsy.
Bas.os-D. ". Colburn. L A. Cornsiius
J. GrsBL q. Holden. Il. L. G. Hall. W. Il
Hovt G. b. KELSEY, r. ]. Kirkland, 9
Mcinnis. A. Newell. L. Printz, J. ". Ray
nor Dr. r. ". Temple. T. smith, B
Wsrsssr. c. Harrington
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20
O o r
The Annpsi Crand Enssmpme.s - be
Hefd IN Grand Rapids

The snnusi Cra.d Enssmpme.s - be
Hsld IN Grand Rapids
The annual session of the Grand En-
esmpmsnt ofthe I. @. o. F. viii be held in
cur city October Q and 10, 1883. at which
time the army Of Pstrisvehs Militant viii
bs ordered here for parade. competitive
drill. etc. thereby bringing 10 our city sew
era thousand strangers. representatives Of
tie order. their families aad frisads. an
event which cannot otherwise than be con-
aucive to the prosperity Of our city and ice
pleasure Of its citizens.
A subscription book is already in circuls-
ton under The management Of g. II. ia
cobs. chairman Of the finance COMMITTEES.
- aid in extending hospitality % The strsn-
gers furnishing prizes for competitive drill,
etc.
l. G. Levi. II ths Star Clothing House.
beads the isf With IS, the Tower Ciofh-
ing Company follows with 8 3, the Morton
sitb S15. y. c. Johnson, Of Sweets HoteI.
rith S1S. and TIE Valley cifv Milling Com
rany follows Suit with same smount sub
scriptions vii be received and dalr cred
issd bv Mr. JACOBS Of The Vsiisv CITY Aill-
ing Company. Teisphous No. a..
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20
EXTENSIVE REAL ESTATE TRANSFER

Chase Bros, Piano Manufacturers, Pur-
chsss the Hartman Property Adjoining
ipG Thsir Factory on Front-st-A
Meve That Mas Necessary to Sup
ply the Demand for Their Popu-
lar Instrumsnts-Ths Only
Piano Factory In
Michigan
Four years ago the 1st day of June
Messrs. Chase Bros. began in this city the
manufacture of the instruments which
bear their name. They did not have before
them the laboFious work of getting them
established upon the markets In the lead
ing cities Of the United States or building
for them reputation. This task was
already accomplished, they having rnann-
factured these famous instruments for
twenty years previous to locating In this
city.
Mr.. n. J. Chase, the senior member of
firm, was enc of the first men to manufac-
tnre pianos west of the Allsgheui and his
phenomenal success has clearly demon
slrated the fact that as good Instruments
can be made in tbs west IS can be produced
in New York or any other part of the
world. The Chase piano ranks with the
Leading makes of the world. and the cesn-
pany with their present capacity are
months behind on their orders to the
Wholesale trade alone. SO great has been
the demand
For this reason it may truly be said that
people right here in our own city know less
Of the volume of business and the excel
lent quality of the Chase piano than those
of other cities. For the past few months
| they have been endsayortng to secure ad-
ditional factory capacity. and at last que
| ceeded in purchasing the Hartman building
| and grounds, on Front St, adjoining their
| present factory. the p0rchsse price being
| s., 900. The Ouiiiing is 75 front By 100 feet
deep and three stories high. About
| 5000 will be expended to put in
order. aud mechanics are now making the
| necessary improvements.
1 The machinery will be placed in this
building and portion of the cabinet wer (
also. Tsis valuable acquisition will enable
] ksssrs. Chase Bros. to employ many more
workmsn and keep pace with the rapidly
| growing demand fer their Instruments
| Fac fEhEsRAM-HERALD trusts that thi,
| worthy branch of Grand Rapids industry
| will be appreciated BY every proud citizen,
and the sterling qualities of the Chase piano
may De promulgated az home as well as
among ell who want instruments Of in
| trinsic worth.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

Frszk j. a2s3zza, sAo bxs lad g1~fks
OF 1as n1lsAi1x tepszk4a<1E of l1s Cgsad
Ksps&s Chair f.esoxy for ths past aoarts<a
yssrs. kss Isslznsd la posislss. and Via -
lsn<sr es senrscssd vita ths fra. Ar.
H16b1Sf 5 thoroughly practical nan IA
sS-xy se1ss. zn4 bzs Ia essssz Of 81 vlkA
wA<1 k< 1as ce&s IA cooE2eE. 4ad hAs
Ellsd t4s position be hzs lsss vacated VITA
credit % 1iassff 2za ais <mpioysxs. As .
toksn 81 esteem lie ss1 plsyss una-r Elm pre-
ssnIsd hin vitb . k2adsome solid cold s1d
siiannoad pin. snd geld handled six am-
bEsllu lass svsalas. t0xstAsr vita thsir bsst
wisAss for faEazs sucesss and prosperity.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

An entirely new show vii bs presented
st Smiths Opera House the coming week.
Ally Alopers comedy company and isrKs
n1nb.r ef specially stars vii make up an
sxeellsns PROGRAMMES. Prot Weitzma1. ct
Niagara Falls and London Bridge fame. vii
perform wonderful feats on the hgh wlre
sad before each performsncs be VII give a
res exhibition en- = slTs stretched srroSs
tbe strsst from The tops Of ne buildings
Among the other artists are Chase and
Brown, IN black face sketches. Billy Hayes
srd Ada Heary m new sketches Harry and
Fiore Zee. in e1srscter songs and sketches
Fiors Biske. The nuriesqne star. Carrie
Esisr. a. The Back Ficks1ni0y." and
uarrv Blake. with connie songs aud innper-
.srsfions A bssrafai srst part. The
Golden Grotto. viii Be given With SPEC Al
scsnery ard he sntirs company vi sppesr
fa the pretty e0mesiy al Holiday.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

Several complaints hsFs seen msde 20
tie TzrEsRss-HKzALn By citizens en Ehe
" est side With a request 20 call the stten-
ton % ths city eficers 70 The fact that tia
dumping of ofsl. night sol ard oshsr
rffsnxi~. debris ~ scsvsrger carts into ne
river srl he vest sic sf ths islszd surosf -
Sonth Froat-st. has oeeone al irtciarasls
nuisance 20 ciczsns in thst psrt Of the city.
Re = aid that rs.idenH n that vicssitY are
obiig>i % elose Their doors - k.ep Gus the
horrible stencil. TIE sufho<isser shouii
ls,ssk - fHe usftsr a. snce-
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

Frspsrstions for TIE International Con-
srsacs sf Gsnersl sec-ssariss Associations
81 he Yeunx Nen's Christisn Associations
81 the rnitea Ststss and BFitish Provinces
vhich vii convsns f1ss3ag evening. Msv
y. So geinr forward rapidiT. The oreniax
Ferepton - tie taieaaiss ~ill ~ heid an
ihsr svsning n Hsrtmen's Hail Addresses
81 vslconns sill se made 81 several pri,-
nineut business wen and eierzvurn
ssEnes ~ ss.szstes who eareet - attend
kre scnRinz IN rsridlg. Two hundred and
tffy sre sirsssty IN aad sncther huadrsd
ara srperfaf
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20
"LAprxs' BxSxyEr.' ,

The drama, Among the Breakers" viii
be produced BY local talent for the benefit
OF the Ladies Of the PssFiafchai Circle,
Friday evening. Nay ., nj the q. NJ. b. A.
Hall In the Kennedy block. cor. of Water
loo and Louis-sts. A social dance will fol-
low the entertainment. Tickets Soc en-
sale At Eagle Hotel. Chase Bros. J. Mohr-
hsId's. 100 CsnAl-st.. and Bridge Street
House.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

II ~iu - inpossseis - ran a f1ll Ens q
rsrs 70 shs lsks to6sy. Cn- aatsr. -ish .
-ommcdiogs ear. VI - nm 4urs~r fbs
sffcruopn. sSt the fuil dns VII run wenre
runnin9 n THURSDAY 81 sh-s reer wasn
th- ses suplnsr ears i'isf reseivsd ~ the
rsxPsaT riil - Gus n a. tAsir Elory.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20
Coon News 10 ALI.

The Dummy Line starts tomorrow 10
transfer the many admirers OF the lovely
resort known as Reeds Lake and Grand
Rapids pride, the weather be favorable there
viii doubtless be thousands OF people visit
for the drst tine this spring this beautiful
little resort. And II so doing let it be re-
menbered By everyone that Mr.. /. M.
SuetlAsd, the courteous proprietor and
manager OF the handsome pavilion. who
for the past few years hes made
things so convenient for guests. will
he on hand as usual with fne
creams soda water. cigars. and having
exercised special sfOrts in making arrange
ments Tor tas coming season. one of the
baRGsouest soda fountains in Western
Michigan VII sd0rn his counters and an
elegant new range and kitchen furniture
his kitchen, consequently Is prepared 70
serve first class meas on short notice. and
svsrTbod can rest assured that no mat
tsntien en- the part Of Nr Swstlsnd or his
employees vii be the occasion Of any dis
pleasure to their visit. on the contrary,
nothing viii be left undoDs to make each
ard every one enjoy themselves. IL may
also hs sdds5 that the entire pavilion has
sesn refitisd. painted and specially decor
ated for tedsy's visitors.
HP. sILErR
Whom everyone that ever visited this pop
ulsr resort knows as he pleasant bostnsn,
svsr ready and wiling 70 supply the wants
Of tao~s fond Of fas most fascinating sport
of rowing. vii - On hand te8sy wifh his
nsat little boats. sn6 heartily weIeoms AZ
bis old friends and toe 1say Stranger wha
might see 6s 70 give him cal. He has
s'se sssdei for ths eoavsnisncs Of ais pss-
rous neat lHucs rooz. a. Which plscs be
vflt serve % tbs gueens taste laneses and
sosi. water D0u't forg-k kfna-
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

WEDNESDAY. Nay z1 tA< D. q. II. q ~.
Bat ~sy vi raa sao<hsz esas nAli sxs~z-
sion 70 Dslzeik. lszxisx 6rsad ksy1ss ~
e15e q u. returning lesffax De<ze4l - t9.ae
D. n. As this viii be Eks lass xesne "a tAe
hone groanes Caxii Jane -. i wlA 1sabs-
iessly bs vel stssndsi- Fan sAiy - fsr
tAs round trip
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20
REAL ESTATE SALES.

rThH lat Is furnished ~ w. 4. scrisnsr.
real estate dealer. SIS Pearl-st.l
Justss Case % chanss Case. ne = nv
Bsa a'~.ain = wsssbarn 10 j. l. AcKss
and :. 4 aoEnsn. y y ns y see - a.o
Ana IN 20 ( wssksss q Edzar ". sage. ead
Lnptssz A. e x II see n Aiplle. .---.---- isUo
ssthan snI sss..h weston % JAnss
sloo-ansla. = av AHw = o. fsec - o
las..s. aSss I. is.-es % iuli. L6rl pc isad
- sse srses kspds ;;;,.......--..... i''
1<ss y OF Sc -, AlseAs------..... 40
Thsodsrs = e.4s.r % Arthur Lowell. los
ct ASd a I. 2. B. ED :. Alsssa - -. ~'
l0t Dasls. fnEner q Carrots x1d.--. 100
canPseli 4 rhdesxood . J. x V.Ag-
nsH. less Is. - szs % blk y, oskdais
f.a,ssii 4 Tadsrwsod 70 xlbsr, T.
Iersx. los % AID IL. blk Il Oakasls
ys.sn holman - clsrss G RSssa6erS
oa - IA lot letser o, kiehmonds
ssxss " sas.ssfssid to terri stsvs1s ?.
-ets !, = and :, b.k u. sAepsrds add 400
Coay { Waite 70 Cathsrine ByFns, pt lot
). blf - Boswiek 1 COS ada -. 1000
Frank carEsli - john ,. Bradford. lot ,. -.
Dan Dsass xeSs1s.Sl saa & a,;;:. Ri B Barrett
pt lot 4. btk 2, c. sni.As adj. so
John Wander L0zu st d. i, 70 x ;. Hough-
telling lots Il and IA. sunny Side add. 10
Wilder q. Stevens TO Henry rskz, LOT l.
AcElWess add.-.-.------... 49, >. .......-.. soo
| Davis. Turner Carroll 70 Geo. W. RUS.
lot 4 BLK Dsyis Turner q Csrroifs
Eighth ward add. .....--.-.-.... 80
| Campbeil& Underwood 60 Peter Morton-
son lot Il, blk ~. Oakdale Park add 4oc
/ Frances King 20 harriet 1. Converse. s.z
lots and q ok 81. Ayerys plat Lowell SV
William SheFf2rd 20 Edward HeIaert. lcts
4 2 and 3. and { Loo l. biz ~, Richards
A Nickha1a's Piet Lowell ....,....----.-...... 1Ol
| Frederick Imraen 70 Fred +. Taylor, pee
land On " 4 no = OF sec 80 Grand Rap
Almon Thompson 70 Artsts A. Tkom pson,
4 Lswh aud sw u nv x of sec 10 and
lot Of sec - CoaFtl 6,ot
4 Kiaas Timmcf 10 kila Aihsworth, 20 n
lot 4 BLK 10, Grants add :.....-...-..-----.. eoo
/ Joseph S. Large a Hugo Thpm ct al. lots
10, II ara q, blk 5, Larges Cable Road
| Frank 4. Jaques ana Myrta w. Atwood,
10 Gee. w. and Clara 9Nhslley, lot IL,
blk IL Converse K Tolford's add ........ ZOO
l eide E Gleason 10 NJ b. Besenette, pt
lot 3 Village Of Cedar Springs 10
John Mcqueen 10 Stephen A. Hammond
1 k lot 6. blk :. CALEDONIA Station; and
pee of land on sec ~, Caledonis.....-..-. 400
/ Jane Herbert to George /. Montague. lots
/ ana Z. blk 40. Richard & Neikhams
plat, %
/ Diyid Dawson to John 9. Moore and wife,
DC land on sec !, Lowell..---....-...-. 20
\ Nestell b. sQribner 70 c. ii. K s. K. Scrib-
1 ner. pt ne u sw - OF sec S, Paris........ 2y50
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

All Who desire them nay oe.ai, breath
ing and vocal exercises. prepared sy hr.
Bailey expressly for the use Of those wh Q
are trying 90 develop their voices withsut
the Aid Of Q teacher. The exercises are
fully explained. and are founded upon
scientific principles Address the snthor,
care Of Friedrich Bros.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

Aecordeons SKA inches in size, three
stops. two sets of reeds. eighteen trumpets
aud double bellows. only 81. al julius A. j.
Friedrich's, 80 and 30 Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

Call on Bradfeld & Co., 50 Monroe-st.,
ana get an estimate on wNat you want,
either in large or small jobs. Prices low as
the lowest. 80 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

Nsfhin5 81 erst-cieV vsFk sll--e6 g.
ies7e Letle=r's "a err. rev ke1dsli sioos.
Mcnroe-st. take eis~seor
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20
You CAN Buy

Wall paper and curtains of all grades cheap
or of Bradfield & Co.. 50 Monroe-st., than
anywhere else in the city. Try them.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20
C.an ex TH.xxs

NJ .nd Mr.. Bozis Gusnshsr wSsh - az
'sn3 tbsir fhsaEs 20 tear fr7pnss fo- tie
kindusss sH7vn them ~ he fanersi 81 kh Ell
notser. Ms Eiizs Wiisen.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

An elegant line of trimmed hats ant
bonnets in the latest styles. at low prices
at Adams Il Co., 80 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

IeClesT's ~ark Ike - EsileTg = 80
6nezf n Wcstern Nleaiezn. re~ ks1ssa
ssock. ssks sisVssor.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

Don't have your pictures taken before
visiting Hamilton, 70 Csnal-st. His work
Is without question the best in the city.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

Try LeCfear's Rembrant and shadow
photographs. they please every one. New
Kendall block, take elevator.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20
pFEn

ATEEv-NS. rssneas AHen n H~s~ust wscs,
sTed 81 yssz
Fznerai ii - a asazT irsn Sc Sozsh Ionss-
= LA Ia.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20
Llsss sp.r.

LIFEs crozs.
= a bsAalifal song ehorus reading - fe,
Iowa
J1st . little ssnsAfne,
Jus. little rain
Just little happiness.
Just little pain.
Just = little poverty.
Jusf Z lst-s god,
Thus the sssDtfci tale oi lifs 10 told. 70
gethsr vitn another late ana very popular
song entitled. -if the Waters Wonld SPEAK
a Ihsy Flow" are On sxis al Jaiins A J.
Frisdrfeh's 80 and 50 Csaai-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

500 PER DOZEN.
Cabinet Photos, finest finish, ut Wykes'
gallery. 35 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

Our special one day sales
have been brilliantly success.
full, because we have religious
ly adhered 10 our promise, aud
have given bargains that cast
imPenetrable darkness over
all competition.
Do not fail TO attend this
sale and reap the benefits.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-04-22
a ADsssl EAOtS

SeuEiSs Stamford hui bEuFS tS
n0i O EsaEnsi'o o. EnioGs'SS-es L-4"f-
e~iIEsu-hI 81; t~-nty-D1 sOia
Sne sad -Avuin - ias0,au4H se.sn W
on Shy "hs ~ AH--rfs-n etiiS=n
saSElaadlssypro'- O ~E 9H
tss,n that - sHf5 f. ah-@-r rA-I iS+3
al -.e4s iiiTt 81 err snr oadL"h-
IJBtE -! IL" IyI.tBG-iS SvnEIlE ~ fAL-
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