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New-York tribune., 1888-08-27
Jersey CITY.

A girl, ago eleven, who gives her name as Annle
shcvey and says she lives with her father In Third
st., East Newark, found at late hour Saturday
night in the Pennsylvania Railroad station shc said
she came to meet her mother, who had been In Now
York for a week. Chief Murphy, at headquar'ers'
telephoned to the Newark police. He received an
answer yesterday that no such person as James
sbelvey could be found. The girl then gave the
address of Mrs. Fitzpatrick, Of East Newark, who.
she said her sister. but the police were unable
to find her. Tho police believe tho girl has run
away from home and Is romanclng.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-27

In the American Association race, the ST. Louis nine
is steadily increasing Its Lead and seems to have
the first position virtually settled. The Cincinnati,
BROOKLYN and Athletic clubs still close toee her
for second place. and the fight between these mines Tor
that position ought to be interesting. None OF the
other mines can get above fifth place. The record to
datc is as follows:
New-York tribune., 1888-08-27
THE CLOSE AT MONMOUTH.
WEIGHTS FOR THE CARTERET AND JERSEY

HANDICAP.
Fight races are to he run at Monmouth Park to-
morrow. after which the gates viii DO closed until
July 1880 So much has been said in compliment OF
The present mccting its perfect management Its ex
traodinary attractions, its enormous atendances and
its uberality that further comment at this time would
be supcrfiuous Tho race- going public know what the
American Newmarket is 1t is not necessary, there
fmr. 70 tell them anything about IT, The Carteret
Handicap for twoyearolds and tho Jersey Handicap
for thrcey each with 5000 added, are to be
decided tomorrow. Weights for both are given be-
low:
C.RTERET HANDICAP. TwoYEAROLDS. Blk
New-York tribune., 1888-08-27

Tho pool. selling last night was as follows:
First rsce-Iaurs $50. Daisy Woodruff $50 Tesa
r. 400. Remsen &C. Fiddehead sc, field s15.
Second before division Of race)-oueen OF Trumps so
Hflda s11, Miss Mouse ea Geld e25.
Fourth-Belle dor s25. neld s1o
Fifth-Judge Murray s5o Business sl7' Donad s''
field 90. .r
sixth-Bonnie g. s2S. Royal Arch $685. Redstons e25,
Mirth s13 Nettle 81 Red Prince 81. Harry Cooper g.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-27
NEWS IRON THE SUBURBA
NEW.IERSEY.

The annual meeting Of the NewJerscy Division Of
the League of American wheelmen will be hold in
Orange on September 81 and 22. business meeting
will be held on the first day and races on the second
W. C. o'Kec, age thirty seven years, living st No.
97 CInton-st, uoboken, was overcome by the heat
last evening lie was removed TO st. Marys Hospital
where he died without recovering consciousness.
The farmers of Essex and Morris counties havo
for several years had . basket picnic In August On
Thursday tho annual outing will take place 1t Tutue's
Grove Springfield Bridge on the banks Of the Passao
River.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-27
sARATooA ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

Saratoga, Aug &c (SpccaD. weather Is warm
and clear with the prospect of fair days sport to-
morrow Although Laura Stone is great favoro
70 the first racc shc has done nothing here to war
rant the belief that she give Daisy Woodruff four
teen pounds and the latter should beat her whiie
Tessa X. will be dangerous.
The second third and sixth races are selling affairs
The fourth race looks to be gift for Belle dor,
while Bronzomarte should get the place.
Judge Murray should win the nfth race and Donald
get the place.
These tho entries.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-27
OTHER SUNDAY GAMES.

Philadelphia, Aug. 2o-A postponed game was played
Of a. Gloucester afternoon between the Athletic and
Louisville tesms The Athletics played In splendid form
and won with ease Msttlnoe pitched effectively and was
well supported Ramsey Wild times but the mis-
erbe support be received calculated to discourage an,
pitcher. The catching Of Cunning and the nedins o
Gleason were the only features Attendance, $500 The
score was a. follows:
Louisyiiis $500. o o o o.
BssshiA-Athisus TO- Lsuisvfns .. xffozs-Athlsus
New-York tribune., 1888-08-27
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT TIE HOTELS.

ALBEMARLE-Mra George L. Loriiard ana ooun. &c
,ur.a. nRUNswICK-Leonard W. Jerome. CLAIR
ENpoN-Generai GaiIwey. Of the British Army. FIFTH
AyENUE-David Ii. Monst president Of the Denver and
Rio Grande Railroad Company. HoFtMAN-'assiii
yerestchacin. Of Moscow.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-27
MAYOR F1rLER OFFERS A PRIZE.

MAYOK FITIEK ~ Ifs1HH%
Philadelphia, Aug. 20 tspecaD.-For the handicap
the sixth the annual fall meeting OF
the LIST Troop Philadelphia City Cavalry, next October
a silver cup has been offered as the prize BY Mayor
Etier Only gentleman riders Will be allowed to mount
and the course will be about miles and over fair
hunting country.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-27
Seventh day-TuesdaN
AT CEDARHURST TO-DAY.

II would be interesting to know what Ccdarnurst
Is coming to. In to-day's programme OF SIX races
therc Is but ono stccplechase. The others are a
hurdlo race at mile and half, and four scramblcs
on the fat Is the Rockaway Stceplechase Associa-
ton going to quit the stceplechasine business
Those arc the entries for to-day:
New-York tribune., 1888-08-27
NEWARK.
NEWARK.
AcArovr p,oo q hurIy nIttmher living A

Andrew Page, a bury plumber living st No. 153
Hawkins ST. came homo drunk yesterday morning
and began to abuse his wife. He punmelled her face
into Jelly with his fists, closed her eyes completely
and then knocked her down and jumped on her until
She became unconscious. The woman was taken to
a hospital and Page locked up, to await the re-
suit OF his wife's injuries.
Mrs. Kate Smith, while sitting on the front stoop
of her home at No. SO Van Buren-st last night was
struck on the head with brick, thrown by some un-
known person. Her skull crushed In and she
was removed in ambulance to st. Mchaels Hospital
in dying condition. The police were notified, but
up to late hour last night arrest had been made
New-York tribune., 1888-08-27
NEW BRUNSWICK.

woman named Jeanette Hunter caused con-
siderable excitement yesterday by trying to commit
suicide by jumping from the bridge. She afterward
Jumped of the bank into the water She was pulled
out and allowed to go home.
An employe Of Rust Sons, druggists on sacur'
day night threw pepper or something OF that nature
from window on a crowd on the sidewalk, who were
listening to the Salvation Army, and some of the stuff
entered tho eyes Of several people and caused much
eYctcment.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-27
Announcements.

E. e. W. THE "WICHIrAn COLLAR. e. & v
A NEW DRsIaS IN CoLLAna
New-York tribune., 1888-08-27
MARINE INTELLIGENOH
MTNIATuRE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun rises Sis s,37 Mosn rises s;35 Moons sss 30
WATER
LM-sandy Hook ll:29 Gov. Isvd ll:o2 Hell Sata i:le
PN-Sandy HOOK 1850 Gov. IslL - Hell Gata lAl
New-York tribune., 1888-08-27
wEsTcHEsTER COUNTY.

WESTCHESTER COUNTY
August Schlosshan, lad seven years OF ago. SOD
OF Horny schlosshan, hotel keeper at No ITO Ma,n.
At Yonkers was run over and killed last night by
a bob-tall car in that city in front Of his fathers
hotel James IT, siecher, the driver OF the car, was
arrosted and locked up.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-27

HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ. D.,
3l0 Wksr l26Ti-sL
Diseases Of the Nervous system Gento Urinary orgAns
Impotence and stsrlity. Hours 81 10 Ia. btoA
New-York tribune., 1888-08-27

on SATURDAY, SEPT. /,
"Ths LsaAn< Fall Htyiss" In oentsmsu's Hats win be
introduced ~ xsDsasshstd, 1ls Hassaa'sI. als
New-York tribune., 1888-08-27

THE BOOK OF oPEN.AIR SPORTS" octave, 80
American open anusements. RULES for sailing swim
ming ball playing shooting horseback riding etc., etc.
in fyiI sf per copy. Published By The Tribune. New
York Entertaining and universally complimented br ~
press
New-York tribune., 1888-08-27

QOS TO $50 SAVED on the price Of reliable
~ 81 Sealskin garment IL purchased This month O. O.
SHAYNE manufacturer. lob Prince-st, near Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-27

CARPETS, Mattings, Rugs, Fancy Chair
~ and Rockers Special prices Tor odd rolis rno Gnse
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-05-17

AftAf yo1 hsvs bsgssnsi for one or mors
LOIS. shoplJ yoz. brcngh sicsn-ss or acetisnt.
eeeSsse psess-d fur m1oey. you ave osiy 10
peessas jour cheeks az ths bsnt and ihry vii
70 csshsd on the spos for thsir iai face value
You ere thsrsiors. By the option ssd pr VI
isses &c cdsf, insure asstnsf sceidsns. You
are your sfsasarsr and tasss-r. and q the sane
tixr 40 owner 20 va asbe p.opsfty.
rh al Jon ~ a1y tiTLe. however, pr sent
the eh-ek- q sapk Tor psTm-ss ties VIII b.
sn7sJ.sis'y ksnor-t sna ofssrasd 70 @ ana
,os here ~ Aanal eli .his ef pasetsss q the
sad had
gs ese- a "a. zen opposfsBlsy ssd sdviss
yeu 20 bar ses. rest vat 10 ups and res.
lis-rcs 20 sGofd yoa the o. Porl .nily 81 a. yioa
! raJlt kzy- beRse ssea I'D ssEh To- lea
I5oasks Aso for % Easca ss.a nv 1. 10 vo.ta -
HSu a.
Ssss yogr irc ssss-. nc ras,ief beg IN u, earn
ne re- set yeGf co1esr sao8s before lie
bacD and esEse3s froa h slvsAS.
ssaasc aii1satki ssilros.S ass he. disg foF
restiz
Asnzfse.Eyssg is G5srshirs k3t srss!as
VI u ssxiths yro~fa-
oeaeFai ,sz4ss-r ce Is T. as.<se ss sabsis MA
pfcE'ss-saa-
/ The d4siy rsasss are aLisa WITH ArssnEis Of
nsx ssserlslsei-
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cxKAr NEWS.


h Poes-IsTEfLSsfxeEx i able 20
~ 70 he people Of Seattle this morn
~ one Of the most important - ~ell
= on a The most gratifying pieces d
news that IT. columns have ever con-
1lfnsd. The entire main line Of the
oun1Gle, Lake Shore 4 Eastern railroad
= now under contract and win be
pnGhsd 70 completion ~ rapidly A. a
I'm d contractors whose resources
- practically unlimited can do the
~. This win place Seattle tn direct
epunertion with Spokane Pals and
- Columbia River Basin and viii give
= inesffmalle advantages which are
enjoyeI BY no other seaport on the
NORTH Pacific coast The idea
vhich the people Of Seattle
hnvs cherished for 20 many years is
~ in process OF NATURALIZATION. and
he one thing that seemed necessary
b order 70 assure the future greatness
q shis city Is within our hands. The
Geattje. Lake Shore 4 Eastern Is Sc
attis idea. It's incentive and its snc-
csw are due 10 Daniel II. Gilman.
Thomas Burke and several other eiti-
Dens of Seattle, who by their pluck and
determination and their persistence In
1hs face Of discouragcmcnts have ac-
eomplished that which seemed impos-
sIble. even to many who had ali faith
n 6eattle.
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A folder now being circulated wide
n By the Portland board Of immigra-
tfon contains this paragraph: Port
land has four times the population OF
any other two cities in the Pacific
northwest" The statement Is re-
peated in a large shec. posted conspie-
uously in Seattle and elsewhere. Since
false statements. however loudly spok-
IN, do not alter facts, there Is small
grievance In this. but Il Ii nevcrthc-
Iess very little and very shabby In the
board Of immigration 10 attempt TO
promote the interests OF Portland by
disparagement Of other places, espe-
einily when 10 make this effort appear
reasonable, lies must be told. Port
land proper contains about 5000 peo-
ple and with the suburbs Of East Port
land. Albina. sellwocd. and Mt. Tabor.
about 5000 certainly not more than
5000. More than this Is not claimed
for Portland, unless Il be by some ire
sponsiblc boomer Of limited knowledge
and big imagination, or perhaps Of
small conscience. Seattle. by candid
estimates. now has 1900 10 1000 peo-
ple--in the judgment Of the Posr-
IHrELLIGEScEE. based upon recent in
crease In It's city circulation and other
significant circumstances, not less
than $1,000. II these facts are
not known 10 the Portland board
u immigration, It's ignorance
b not crcditable and II they are known.
L. statement granted above Is without
excuse. The quoted statement is
probably not the considerable work of
the hoard, but the extravaganza OF
some ignorant and silly "boonier" who
has forced himself into the board either
~ \ member or an employee. Seattle
II not the only city where public
bodies are sometimes afflicted with pub
lie nuisances. and We suspect that Port
land has her own experience in this
respect.
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STREET RAILWAY FRANCHISES

Al its special incetiug ON Friday
evening the council win consider the
application of the Seattle Street Rail.
way Company for an amendment to
IT, franchise. permitting il To use cleo
tricity as a motive power and TO ex-
tend its lines on several streets which
Il does not now occupy. To the first
proposition there win probably lie no
objection. provided that the amended
franchise Il such a. 10 protect the In
terests of the city. The second. how
ever. should he scrutinized carefully
and should be aeceded to only after
full consideration.
The people Of Seattle are peculiarly
friendly 10 the Seattle Street Railway
Company. II invested large amount
Cf money In Seattle at time when
there was little reasea IL hope for n
rpccsiy return. II has. on the whole,
given the puhlie satisfactory service
and it, projectors have stuck manfally
% their original plan even when the
outlook seemed most unfavcrahie.
No disintcrested person viii assert
that this company should not he
given the preference. where new terri
tory Is 10 he occupied. II Is dcsery-
ine II fair and even generous treat.
m<nt az the hands of the city, and
such trcatmen, IL viii doubtless re-
eeivc.
Attic same time the utmost carr
should be exercised by the coancil and
the rights Of the city should he fully
prutcctea in the granting Of the new
franchise. II should he understood
that the privileges which arr granted
shall lapse II the cempsny does az,
avail itself Of them within a rason.
able time. II should he provided fur
ther thai the motors used shall mel ts
putslie nuisanees ard that such Alons-
nations as steam demmys shall have
mn Mace Ia the streets Of Seattle. The
mowers Of the city - levy taxes upon
shc property Of the Company and to
regulate is relations IL the pstilc
shruli hecavtvlly preserved In short
thr Interests of the city should he re
rarlca a. above the csasas Of any
company upon the Fesard 81 the siti'
sens, however great they may IA.
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GOVERNOR SQrIRE'S RETURN.
he Was Delighted to Get Back tn
the Queen Cfty

Ex-Governor Watson c. Squire re.
turned from the east yesterday aud
Was delighted 10 get hack. lie is lock
ing and feeling well and has had very
pleasant visit. having been absent
about six months The Governor saw
many busting cities east bur none
that eolipse'i the Qucea City in pro.
errss, lie said last evening. Il cx.
peCiot so and considerable improvc-
ahens here after nay absence. bat was
not pFepHred tor what | ss.c- l have
brc0 saaing around the city this after
aeon geftapg my heariags t,overncr
Squire sGsnd that msch Interest /.
hesng awakened Ia the east esaccrninE
Washington territory. and predicts
that the Immigration 10 this lsua Il
nailk aud houey slsss yeSr vii he asao b
greater than eVsF svfure.
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ITEAKfys CONSIDERABLE TALK rzox
II the man Akin, Of Cedar Mountain
Who 4 matches % jump me- n<xf sunday
q Black Diamond and his barker Jim
Ysanr. Win say I'm order 10 accommodate
them ! viii make the stakes 10 . side. in
st<ad Of - 10 pat up o. xhat mp ! can
bess Akin az any other nan that Cedar
Mountain can peoduee- on II Jake MaEey
Of south Prnfrte. whom ! defcased isss
June. usuts another masch I win jump
hfss and Give him u inches starr On the
same Jump for ffum 500 10 500 side
NATE HAWK.
- r<L---.f...x ss~~,s<~ ~ E{Inek n1s r1<.rxA
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$1,000 HOUSE.

TWO BEAUTIFULLY iS,cAT LOTS.
j ssth De &c. eight ssAaEa. .sr-<.0ry hosiss-,
Ia 61z,-esizss rv,fsair. situated on the essFy
ssTamif OF i8e ~i!iil A magnificent yses.
fme aseigi.ssoghcst. Such shahee will not
Tsrcsesaf itss4 szSsu fie years fSg seszfc eossi
nan 70 grs = fssassfsfai h0sne, eenspsess
aifA al Ia5Siera Improvements.
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decided rlssulffy II ~ stsas csusps-
tion md tkoueA ~ ennsos ns@insfs
sheir fsycrife they sse seroax enough
70 psevent he Domina1iSn II sny otiser
<s,.<3Ef~k<
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The Democrats 81 Tennessee ar
having hard tlsne nessslnAsins = osn-
dksste for governor. i nas supposed
that .neh" Taylor. the popular sAse's-
tive ~he iiddlea himself sete Olive in
= remarkable camassga IN Naich his
br,.ther Was h.s coaspsssior veala tc
rcnenaisAaiol b. seelamatsaa saa ts4t,
n he s,ezsresl even higher hoaoss. tsse
Democrats u Tennessee weald sls1ly
confer shcm pFa hiTa. I; srFxsgs.
however. that thees e serious elsFssi-
don 90 hssa AnA sh~s hs Is 3 isls
way - be defeated n ii. csa1es tcl
. re.eAsssssseu iIis fF8eg &se b S
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NOTICE TO
CONTRACTORS BUILDERS.

S,EALED TENDERS WILL Re RECEIVED
- up to Thursday, May Slsf. lSsS. for the
labor and materials necessary In the cree
ton and enclosing of the centre building
and two wards for the proposed Hospital
for the Insane. To be built at Medical Lake,
Spokane county. W. I.
bids win be taken foe the construction OF
the building both in stone and brick.
Bids viii also be taken for the whole or
the separate parts Of the same. including
ter-work. painting and glazing. galvanized
iron and tin work.
A certified cheek TO the value of ten per
cent. of the bid must accompany each bid,
which viii b. forfeited TO the Territory
should the bidder fail TO qualify with good
and acceptable sarefies 10 the value Of
eighty per cent of the contract price with
In ten days after receiving notice of the
acceptance OF the bid.
All bids not made oR: on blank forms or
faaceompanied by q certified check 10 the
xsius above stated or that may BE- present.
ed after the time stated, viii be rejected
The Commissioners reserve the nigh, to
reieet any or all bids
Plans. specifications and detailed draw
iucs can he seen at spokane Fails ON and
after April 3lfh. iss.. Blank forms and all
necessary information Can BE- obtained Of
ID. VI. bRUNHELLEK, Traders Saiioual
Bank. Spokane Falls. ". r.
All lids 10 he scaled and addressed to
STANLEY HALIsETT, Secretary OF Build
Ing Commission. Medical Lake. W T., aud
viii be received up TO Il o'clr-ck noon. May
slsf. Is,. st which time snd place they viii
lss 1IFs.ucd in the presence Of bidders. mySi
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HEa LIFE WAS SAVED.

e. p Hansaa. .l7Hrs.t:. % Nass.s- Mica
ssgs @MaS s b. !Tsii. AfiRs shcui guc
EsIils fn-sl ts -, wss Nssf ssCk eisa rs,u-
saseFstea ast eisl~si 81 O. ises iF..-suslfil
Ifs 81 szzg sAekrrs Ersilsa r.asestc.s aali
- q tvsf sAsszs ,ifsc ass lasss Acsssi. afs
<sasc-1.sss Ns'-A4 az as asa b. ese krg eaai
So g. ktksfs h7sasa - esssl5 1tis
farttaae Il 2 fsasr CSese So al fta.Ss
sd lslz tssg-.s. SSaa., trsgr, ssa, {. e.
AHf a "a s fe n,
s-E1tx Z l. .a&4E ttF
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The eoanty commissioners Y1sitcsi
the fs0et farm yesterday. They found
ryery sslns sAip-shsFe, except that tho
aoroWm lsiasiaa are greatly oyegt4xey4.
rae7c are a; Prcssat thifiy-sSVea tn
nsates. ah lsas ono az WiEoEa arr trosa
ihe csty. wsissh -reakS vy'laHses Scr the
pgsssprsssy u( ,ht rWFal districts
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WA CHONG q CO.,
CHINA TEA SI0RE
Timber for Sale.

TWO MILLION FEET, TEN MILES FROM
/ Seattle. with frontage on Puget Sound
easy 10 log and put into the water. For
particulars, address TIMBER, box III. Sc
attic. Wash, Ter,
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FhICla8 Private Baliilg

HOUSE. COR MARION AND FRONT
rs. ater iirss ,iss2 t-Gas - cS-.
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TO CONTRACTORS.

Dds WILL BE RECEIVED UP To NAY
board of district No. for foundation work
Of two school buildings. Plans with Boone
& Mcekcr. The board reserves the right to
reiect any or all bids mylyt.f
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Proposals Wanted.

S.EaLED PROPOSALS WILL BE Re
y eefyed By the Board al Trustees Of the
Hospital for Insane In Washington Tern
sory until June I'd. 1sss. at . o'clsck a m
fog painting the new hospital building IN
aerordsder with the specifications ON fila
In this oeiee-
The Board reserves the right 10 reject any
% all bids
GEO. d. SHANNON,
STEPHEN JrDS0<,
AMOS BROWN.
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Special Bargains!
Lot 6, block 10, Maynard's
plat, two small buildings
renting for $40 month, only
$2Ioo.
Lot 4, block 80, Pontius a,
a fine lot for a house, al
graded, lawned and fence.
finest view in the city, .
small house, $500.
A Snap---4o acres fine land
overlooking the Sound. Look
this up, $500.
20 acres inside the plated
district, only $4,000. We win
take a one-third interest
with right party.
Splendid five-acre tracts,
cleared, half mile from depot,
plated all around, for, each,
$500. Choice bargains in :
few houses and lots. Look
us up.
MONROE & WHlPPlE,
Raa.. Ir,.fn,. uf.seE
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A PASTOR CURED BY FAITH.

Res. NJ. S0he iiizn-ru. PASTOR Nichf
gan Ayeanv thurct. Z Eigzgsl, tzs h.xsn
euNea by ia Ia Js1sr, \ -2eTiias. x'assnsV
Asss<-srr. k.F-.t fiEg, or. 49, r-G rssrsss ~
saiIff- tsst p srxer's Eifssi 4liNtr lie ~sgS
ArSsT's Aiossi KllHir gasl uuhcs safiassy
fu.ssTes 3 a. = ilsezsillif g a. sci r1isasl5
tT frrc I'll uto rssy ~ EEiies.ss wtth
...ssgisfs - 3ne tss-af . gife ihss nsdsss ,-x-
estssst rssEFsiF 1aif sriai. s=eearssa ana
ssift, z4se- assEtE - iAee Nia ssseYssaafass
tats sfstesasut ui iasae aud saGak pae fa-
sla4asz T. EEss aeoleFszi n - El4yiF
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