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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1888-06-16

WITH Cleveland and Thurman as
Presidential candidates and Hon. E. M.
Wilson for Governor there would be a
fighting chance for the Democracy to
redeem Minnesota.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1888-06-16

THE IRISH STANDARD is in receipt
of letter to-day announcing the fact
that Rev. Father Langan has become
assistant pastor Of the Catholic church
at Isbpeming, Mich, twelve miles from
Marquette. There are $50 Catholic
families in the parish. Ishpeming is
noted as one of the busiest towns in
the northern peninsula.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1888-06-16

ALL A.. o. H, secretaries throughout
Che state are invited to send in list Of
their newly. elected officers for publica-
ton in the columns Of IKE IRISH
STANDARD.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1888-06-16

In the libel suit brought by Frank
Hugh O'Donnell against the London
Times Earl Spencer and Sir George q.
Trevelyan are subpoenaed to appear as
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1888-06-16

WE will send copy of The IRISH
STANDARD free for one year to any one
who will send us club OF SIX SUBJ
scribers, for the same time, and &C
companied by SO.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1888-06-16

THE IRISH STANDARD is the official
organ of the A. o. II. in Minnesota.
Brothers of the Order, to keep we'll
posted, should become subscribers. Let
us hear from you.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1888-06-16

Inv communication to the Tribune
short time since, President Hoover. OF
the Minneapolis Typographical Union
No. az, asserted in no uncertain terms,
that Judge Won Schlegell would be de-
feated next fall for reelection. All OF
which grows out of the course the
Judge took in the trouble between the
Spectator and the Typographical Union.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1888-06-16

TROUGH the call was a brief one, the
ratification meeting at the Peoples
THEATRE last Saturday night proved a
grand success. The speakers were all
well received and the utmost enthusi,
asn prevailed.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1888-06-16
EDITORIAL. BREWTIES.

THE respected mother Of Gen. Philip
Sheridan died at the family residence in
Somerset, Ohio, OF Monday last at the
age of 81.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1888-06-16
SONG OF THE INDIANA DELEGATES

She wanted Governor Gray.
But the chance has passed away,
So now we shout FOR Thurman, one and all;
Well carry the bandanna
TO the front ia Indiana,
And elect the noble Roman in the fall.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1888-06-16
THE IRISH STANDARD: SATURDAY, J FNE 16.

Col KING. HARTMAN, Balfour's under
secretary. is dead. The papers claim
that the fight over his salary bill IS
largely responsible for his death.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1888-06-16
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:

Ono voar fstr5ct,y in adyance) ..... 81. so
One wear (if not paid in advance. ........ 200
six months (strictly in advance). .......... 10
aiy months If not paid in advauce)..... 90
a,n,1e comics. .O5
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1888-06-16
SWANS DOWN TERRY,

For Children's Cloaks and Ladies' Wrappers.
only 20 cents per yard.
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FANCY COACHING PARAs0Ls,

ALI New Styles this Season, $3.50. $2.75 and s.
each; rednced from $3.50, 81 and IS.
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$50 Robes. Our Bargain Price, $3.50 S. and IS;
your choice $3.50 each.
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COMBINATION ROBES,

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price So to 81. Your choice next
week only a. so each.
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PONGEE PARAsOLS.

ri u.s. 50 and 1926 each. Plain and Lace trimmed
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FINEST DOMESTIC SATlNES,
1875 cents per yard.

GENUINE FRENCH SATINES,
Our Own importation. Is Csnts Per Yard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-23

b~en mssu<ei n saw1rs 81 sxsh Il
skese paMssaasl<.
The nssIi<Tsx , 5eazrsu.snE Of sgri
eassafs vssI 5er<za esstzrssy nPon tze
naxnnss IL sks<A i l. csaisetesa- II
Il = raazse . rEfpxs faw ronr-<asrasn
wko hare seen rvp@1aatea " their
esnssEfseass szs s rcrkeS - palzEi-
cal saaehine. Il ~sEi ts useless alike %
the rUveramens a-ad tie people II.
fssveser. tie F<ssf5oas il 3 z-s EEsed
hT praetirai zzFs<s1lzaTisss and saea q
srsense. and u iss esyorts are svsseza-
afsealiy as.a inseil5xemsiy directed 10
wzrsi tie purposes vkieA 4 = iszt<ssssssi
70 se~re. Is Esd mo<s shza ssssffg ne
pre.Iigtsons ~ shssse whs hare urged
iss establishment
Tizae slone ean sell shetAsz he d.
yzytzAect - swFscsz:zre ) % y .
valaaige a.lgiasoa - The naseAsa@ry 81
ossr rsJFeTnns@sss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-23
pssylso ms rAsr.

One eannsi hai wonder At the e.
frontery manifested hy JuaEe Thur
mar n standing ,elose delegations Of
eassred nieri and leelaTiug that he has
sIxass been > friend Vi ihg.r race.
The only excuse that eauia lse offered
Tor a l,efversion ~ the trath 50 shame
less is that the nemosratie candidate
Tor vice president j. ia his detaEe aud
forget the acts and ugtrranees Of his
past
In.lee Thurman lifelong reeoyd Is
that ef . determined enemy II the
colsfed raoe. lie sas "A earnest and
unccss,ng defender Of slso 3sHillsh In
stsiusisn II slavery Since the e'a@
os the rebellion he has resisted every
sfsss designed b make possible
she advancement 1t ike Freshmen
liz opposed she acknowledgements Of
the mssrucs he opposed the three
amendments Is which he results o.
the war aere graftef lipsa the censiitp-
tsan lie opposed every measufe de-
signsl Go fsgeveut or Puulsh she psalisi-
cal persecution o. the fFsc,llsea In
deed ne has fought Against ssery stop
thai tie negro race has tAkea sp The
STEEP AMI Fassei Path g. metal sud
ard intellectual Independents.
ThHfsesa Is yAshef childish oF shame
ls>s us docs nes hesitate tvra 10
iasali tse ueraoFy e Abraham i.iu-
s-ala BY Declaring fhst tlse snsaaeftai
ssnans Fsief Np,il3 tsthcr hRve CLOSED
tie sss with slsTsgy pfe-crsea than
win slavery ats.ashed A fss eash
s4~,s hes a. thIs sGd stirciualsy l.sf,cl
ihe visrsasss uhtah ussiFcmrnt fnnM
pall.e l.te has cas- aboat Thurmaa's
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-23


The exeeaasTs eeaarnsssse q he Ter
rss0riaI Press Assee1aE5sa. . sesssaa1
81 fAeoFus yess<rssy. called fiAs an
naai sasefsaz q sc zsssscs4tssa fsT
Cxtoses 3 ii sr<sk2ss Fzlss 7Ae -
iestlsa Is wzAe both 81 70 time az3
place. Korxssr saeetdnrs Aaxe tee1
held n TIE ais1ze as esre-zi as
trs.ts * shs seyrst1rv. arS & = txsr
that si4e eassssn 4Sssfls shgpSz have
geeogniisse sAls yszr
Is i = b hoped hat tals fasssizE
VII - Atten,as.g ggnerziiy - TIE
newspaper nssz Of tke terrztery. Il
shoaid b made the oeeasien Sor ex-
tensive oszzssxaijga snd siiseassson q
Hasaai lstesests q basiy II men
arSyn = i.tsse intelligence and e9-opeFa.
ton . crest deal that = related 70 the
pat4se welfare defse1s,is A press
united IL the Interests 81 ilst territory
ali le atsle 81 accomplish wonderful
thing during ske Hext few years. The
association. si4soagb IT, annual meet
inzs, IS esieniaie.i 10 IT, great aid to
ftle strength aud general sgiiesefey *
he pfess. and ~ hope ~ see 4 gros
Ia fsver with the members q the
flea paper profession.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-23

.sI<-.rart yrsn<spses t,se E~SasriEle o
rrsss<e.oa, the es4eSzz rccuxzzzfss
Il tie framing II szzr Ez-is Ezz- = ffs=
Sszxw 10 pzpsrrs es1r AEerNzfa
s-sSszE1~s<~ ARD H4zzfzs1 Esse
Ausersean sexse M wz~~s ~
z.5~gnsse 6zA-znszuxfsnr dz<ses 81
re ars< hard. and "a fze afz<- ae-
rizs IL the esznsratzssau2l rixhs - zzlase
or ezssonzs arties r<1se<<rs- e. E'ae
asserssun a TIE dotrzns thar frzss sssssh-
x.sffssan wzth farxzrss rr1etz=zs y TIE
seaf en.zzz sinzn TO Ehsl-h n 1Gr lzsgzs-
izsssrs sh1Said tecd
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-23
ruE DEPARTMENT. oF AcEfCUL
TIAE<

The h.H providing fay ths estaiaisA-
msat of departments Of agriculture
has passed bash hauses IT Congrs-s
with slisiss ssnsn.iuasufs ami it !. saic
90 zssuue tt,st 6 vl tse,tue isE
ltwlj sid eus magr luily equipped
department g. she uss hAarry q car
e,tprtuuent AMI one nsere newtVf 10
the Is het
Tae pger,sssiaa &c estslat b tsis
slsi,s1trneai hss hong been a sahseSt -
.iisvssiss. Jsssh ia otaxfcss And 10
f.rv sse rs,sssc By nsny i has e~sya
s,assea issl that il sossAs hc asels-s
l.st Il EeatI .ltaaty s33 g. tte ss-
p<nar a. rossrnaent Niiaeut 4Hsrt-
ing a csrrc sfaa9Sae tseueat to ANY
,seftlna * thc people other, have
fnasnEsined that tbs derMtarss
wealA be q EEe4s eeHass b. the aeri-
cultural elesneus sn8 tAss iasaFscsiy
60 tbs entire aas8sn. Il asass - aa-
niglesi iAss psaas.a@e assaassssss have
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-23

fsssa esxnsaeanf fact Inst tiss Desa-
osfafss teesaers are csssy eslesi 70 - 70
sfe Nosss far ieae8ssFs whp are eilsl1g
b. Instruct the yesytle u tse serfh .
fsss beauties q free trace. The ss,n-
stftsssos q de slefanft seatiaefH eos-
r. sevaey p-esiaed that free tsase
shasisi always exist aRass fas gOsezTs.
mem whieh a3ess 10 - birth. u
slavery wss the eosuss sttsne q tas
csonfsdefaey. free trade wss siss sto'.s
which easfes tie esfnsF- u sss 40
e.sessial pass 81 stss political creed q
ali wisa esassraesa the k.ss csuse. ard
they slinx 70 Il wsfh the ssEAssty q
men she realize that 81 ne Other po-
h4sr4f ss5sss sikh fsiey entertained -
.asiv Ass hsvs ieeu sl1ot - death.
tits. psriasgss. cot sssanas tEaas slsksse
who Hakea siIsls destiny sish TIE DR.
t.ny u the f,osteisTasy should eitsig
b. tlse eale F~sIsiiesi IDEA which tasg
sass.l srsaa ssse wreek 81 Apfofpaiss9x
Ess i ii ssfange hat ibeY shoah seek
- inpfss upoa fhe rso5is q the
korsls he sns article q tbsir issiitiFsi
faith zhsea Ass moi been srafsfsesi m
abe dass ~ tie feet - the advancing
yeafs. Il i not strange that MsAs
sisoal1 essuss from Texas. that Carlisle
should come sr8m Keataeky. that tie
BreckInsliges should come from Ken
lucky and Assaasss that CSsassitt
st.osla eome sFoas Georgia, - display
10 the tsoYss n tbe northern state
sse fancisa beauties 81 the one refaAifs-
ing l4sck a tie Temps ~ error shief
Eas planned ~ Calhoun, rsagefi ~
Bet as.sia AMI DaYis and destrsyei y
shs Gsss q fssityatBrg ard the Hfis.er-
ness
lis not sssans,e thas iisey should %
aiass, bat Il j. strange aua i j. ysFy
strange, that fsss ieasiers q ibe fs'rtb.
err Desaoesaeg Should permits them % |
do il. II insiaassa ssiat fissze leasteFs
have 30 exssslingiy pear sssnios
either 4 the sasssssry os q ias ssisa- |
iixeslas a tie reop'e # The NSIth. |
osherwlse. sisef eoisid not expert The
I~s.ple $ hs slooa tg the soyssasas
Ia i, hoar e tsla1 = heed the y0arss
viii b. wben lat beard wrre faiSsd /
in the fel,ei ysi. Indeed, i Is ~
niarkasss bon completely the iree
srs.le esasaie {. confined . southern
knights. Ia every aoai,sfai state The
ex s9l,lisrs 81 the fsielii0m airs 70 be
fuanA On the stump preaching the
beaatiss AZ free trade u e safe 70 50
further than this and 10 ssy that out-
side al the aDEsomAniae eotsfe 10
Mes York city and II the uasmt'sFs
OF the present administration, there
1. not siaele active leader 81 the
free trade movement who can poiat to
-ofd Of snqaestionei loyalty
: reiseilian. OF course. there
'N' - Democrats who were
loyal dnripg tie wAI -. -
IN Nish the movement, ~. -.
. !, suddenly un.isr tia, "a -.
and they move slowly up 81 ha-
Having the leadership 20 those Nhe
Iouehs against TIRE government with
na.ksts a. Confederate in the soaih
Or ullh tongue and pen - corTefhesds
In The North. ii
Great vas Calhoun. aud great =
fsse trade. he oae shrea Of bis aee'
trlnas whlsh semagas 70 vex the
American people
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-23

The death u Professor Jameson
faarks smother faiiars IN the effort 10
secure iaf0gmation concerning tbe iase
d the intrepid Stanley lifeports from
the congo are 10 be reiiesi upon. the
Fnisfosiunes which have Of late be-.
fallen African explorer. both great
asd snail. ars dee IN large part 70 the
tresehefy u TipJoo rs. he ruler q
the upper Congo The governors q
tae Ceago Free ssate hare piaee] great
emf 1eBee Is tilas uEezrsspslsssas rssses-
tate. and fhis eoaasesae azs shared
by STANLEY ~ weH A. - shose sso
ksrs attempted % follew hias. The
con sssfaenee seera8 q t. thst fasy
hare ri wake. sergzely fsso T3yfo9
Ii's AEfle trap SAD that iRTisI'szi 3
psossaislg Naiflag 100 anesiaes exF'0sssF
- eea4er II + Likely hsxryer. that
the next espl9re. ssH TAX. xish sssa
plenty II repeating rifles Sna rIes;g
q Europeans plso knoa bow to use
them ard hist TipPsJ ~iil Gsa birn-
self in serisus siiffiegitY
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Ysrp EAss,s.s { u "a assz.k sreer. aea-
ssrTis~s = i - IL
eultagsaa sersss - b. ss&gl. F-yess
sssssa lss5ase. 81 II ~ Ffezs ~ ~ L.
pastor, Rav. Eraess $50 @a-si9g ssaasss
sfizis Al sss esf2saisy taFlse1
seeBtflnAvlSa Hasssss esa-aa. Fsz-zA
ssssf8, falxzssr - Preaching AZ 4 a r. AL
20 3. ~. Young pepple's rnsstszE 4 -
,. "a. Prayer sneef4aS gT1Ts IA1ss<ef
sgrnius Gospel a8eetfaxs = Estsz Hal
4ossti4 sefssnd street. sSer5 -ezz@sy afte~-
Foau ~ 80 eSelerk. Al -szazzEls slszss
are cordially Invited.
Methatist ffsftsktaus Clara eslrzser Il
second and As9isss stssess- Esx. Czsrk
Davis. fsasfaT PrxasaiR- ~ 4 = r. II
the sFessiag the esareA sfsi issa n the r
& A. 1afen ssgv8es a. ss9 Arzz5rT
fonax grs8pssss messing s - > 81 s1a-
5ay sctssas = :. Al sss sssssE1Ilg szzsssst
FiySnosfA csagrerssiea4s fsss.rek .saeszass
STREET. ~ seea -sssaz AID sezes&- EeT,
Henry j. tslss. fssss0F--sssssseszs1g ~ NE
pastor AZ II q ~ E1szgg sezESl Il ;es.,S
Young Fsos.lss rseefsag ~ "a 3 "a
ffafef Es~setinz IA1rssAF sse-a5zg q : n
ne evening SERVICES w.N give sasee - ne
y. Il 4 meeting 81 a. AraeEy
-lssN%ess Cordially SssiasEze
T-tnsfg cssTs. Es7 George EeTse-s y a.
VIZ. zrtt1 t4afs9s4s - ira s-zsrtl5 -
5fisszs e9sFz bgsse. >a2-&F s2zsyf Il
"a b.Nase seTFlee "a q ~ ard - , ~
Cszsss - s1ss ss9sss saspssss E.e4sor,
= Esd kF1 ssGzesxss ssrsSss---1as1zy
s.ssassi. "a , ~
fs-&es Easssl4s. - fasesa sssssz, gear
&Ess.seiss--sszgsE ~ = ~
fa1ax Zsz's .arsz-s - Aszass s.ss5,l-2 ,
8 ~ sfszsseTkssssa series ass sssssa
xii - Fie<g-7s- 3 e lbs, aase1 AZ
seff soas -. 1easeezs aaasttuE Il $3.50
taafss5 Fssyzss. -. s0Fs aaesssfx - Pis.
sasEtsl eagasrsg&sf saAf eawgeh "a. saaitg
aasas E7szss - Ds-r4 h1aee -
Rzisa sfsF ae@s ~ AsrzGsyg "A5sa and 90
ssets 81 fss8x H1a's Ghrzszgaa sssss-ss-
ttsa AFe ssl1ntE sSeeeEey. Clazsug *
ef1izes
bes@eaa Feysfss garc~a. rox srasshls-
tstz - tfss-if etssEs=l. sssrns- Atata and lei
ssrsau street. kFesrAsaE ~ u n -
ssass.sif :. t5enssAi S1ersszsy r ri q
- fs9Asa. sunday school aa5 Flssse
fiass q else Of saeFnfsg serslfe Cordial
inFiisfsgu 10 al. The evening sersse-
Eita Euion Esssflag A. Artnsfy Bali.
Hefael services a Ifnlsa Han. Vs. c. Tt.
--'-aadAy -es.lsoi - a M preaching 3 sad 5
tinb Friday 81 {. n. Public cordially IN
y1ted Thomas Esss- chaplain AHersezu
seAfueu's Friend ssseacfy
FFes Methodist Chnrea. Pine street. he
tween Siffh and Tenih- Preaching AZ Ii a
10. sid . p. m sunday @cbdsGf ~ 3. = a
n Prayer service Wednesday nights
Christian Church. Seneca street. between
Third sad fonrfh. Preaching as II 4. "a.
and r n. s8aGsY school at - a "a
Young peoples saaetgax 81 s D. "a. Prayer
meeting az - 2. m THURSDAY.
tsesziaH Methodisf Episcopal Church. Rev.
u. Hansen and Rev. 3 BrssIr, pssfors--zssr-
siees - The swedish Methodist Church, on
ftftA street. between Pike and fsIuA.---,sf,-
lag School 4 2 .. IN. Prraehing every
sunday a. p m
Scandinavian Methodist Fnlseorai
vita street. between Pike aud
PaFvs.i asnder. pastor Divine
'iae3 AoF. o. .. = 1. tn. and $50
.efs iees eeesy sunday e. a. ~. Is
]. N Al -esndinafsans Ere .<f---'7' - !
giteG
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TO THE PUBLIC.

II ESsRS MICHAEL NOOK AND rHoM
vi A. <aielea are s13eiiiaE aid fSr the
haBehf II ihe Hosiyu miueFS liz fheiF SCAT
@ita shs NprtbeTA Ia iar kaiirsssa che
1.linerS having assersas ned net - sHbaasf
- gAr &s per rest Fe81cf spp utFsre. hy
she eomYaaf Ne are SufauTiEs b. Order
1f Hivssfau 10 - y \ A -. kaixhts ~
LaivlT. - EaaH sffsieaFoF g. cover IS i1rSe
q iisla - sos-siaie. aas k1pe - q. Give A
Afsefat srFuf~4Tt, a. o.. s-c WUfkius ia = tssst
ca-see. AlBass sui miue issscfgrs pitase
kecp Away MICHAEL noon.
8a.aN TffNM a. -aFMnE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-23

The Chimes eSg sslga bih has. a.
last, eeas . the president Ia spite 81
The strenuous effort msde to keep II
fross him 0l coarse, be sill sign il.
The election is only SIX seeks %. ansi
be wants al the votes be can get II
Is safe 70 ssy. hoNeyer. that he curses
the hour In which be aad scott pre-
..s,eF a.. AIT
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-23

r. ]. l.. York, the noted liberal orator,
wiil speak A. Ffye's opera House ibis
l-unsayi evening. a. : sharp on 'Tsosl a.
Paine asa gesas % Nazareth" Al coz
daily Invited. Come eariv to secure seafs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-23

Splrituallsia-ar. NJ l. spaBldiug vii
eoatinue her answers 20 questions upon
spiritual philosophy san6At, ~ II s. N.
ia Nzsonse Hall, % Front street. All are
sQssfftsan
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-23

ALBES-H ALL-gB North seattle, sepfe1ss-
Der "a A. thr residence - Nr@ III J Hssl.
kss p. ). Fierce asficiaTiss, Sr Charles
Alden ~ Tacena SD Mis-. k-na
f. Hall Of Ssatfit
Lfg a - iusEfcH- -c-ttle. Sepfsasher p
by gry 1ohn p n4Hon. Nr 3eha L. :
and Miss Leaisa Henrieh. ali - Seattle
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-23

Rssxs~e fwhe q lanehgas Eseh A5s E-aensk
e a f-<-maz r-<fsErzzs-A hsE Ma
Sn cara 10 ms sa-es~ s1s.sz -. Fz1sx
ss xaesser ynss xxzn hGAkez ener tzer4 an
s.eer -fszzk
1--WE ecnae - Sal eue wA4. 80 -z<<7
~ = a~z1ez ~ q szfszrzzz zsxa< NJ z7Sr
rxisIs sssezx. Eaz s<s1;sx H-sL Eerskzxszsz esE.s
i.zs< EEs 4 az Nzzszf fsc - eezzx Eslzz :
res ngx & EAs ar lzsss e&zac& - xsz $50 -
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