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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-25
BETWEEN THE COULEES
nIr 80 rma!r ]

As the government lana in this
county lying IN fhs siefaity 81 Badger
mountain. a. far nsf as what i known
~ sE.s z Biz Draw ~ searEs @is tsken.
the rapid ineosninz srsEnigraiios hiss
been a. s xsAndstiii for iocations-
Parties who hare sor< resided in the
county arsa are interested In is PROS
persty have given the nsattes Their
caFefrl attention. and have spent
rz,assy DAYS travelling about the cos1rs-
try. They find that what Il krcsn a.
The country R,efw4en tine eouiees Is tire
of.Ev place fGatsany Arscant Of land
ftted for agricultural purposes can ne
fosszd. In fact IL 4 the Only place II
the Territory that timber culture can
ke found Of any yalse.
Very ifrsis agricultural lard can 5e
seer from the roaa. After travelling
ahoat tAe territory three years, ana
having lived near Badger mountain
Tor over = year, | have isteiy visited
the ss,ssjee country and nad Il the
RI hest that / have yet Seen n the
territory. The soil Is Z rich black
loafn, alternately level plaseanss Tpi5.
ing urairtcs. covered with bunch and
rye grass hats. upon which al klnas
81 grain can be raised IN abundance
Mr. Thomas. fruit-groxer from the
Nenatcis.e. has lately visited thss
country. and has taken up lana 10!
the PURPOSE OF raising fruits and
grasses He Is confident that apIhes.
pears. grapes. piainss, cherries, and all
kinds of small fruits can be raised IN
abundance. The soil cannot be ex-
NJ ffrs a =
vegetables. The first settlers have
iseen there bus little over ycar- There
are Q few small pieces OF grain grow
ing on breaking. and ] can say with
out fear of contradiction that they
equal Il not excel any Ia the country.
Rain began about June 3, and there
has been sufficient rainfall to wet the
ground 10 the depth OF about eight
inches, making splendid breaking
There has been about three times the
rainfall there as in tae vicinity OF
BADGER.
Water can be obtained by digging
from four 70 twenty fset. SO far as
have heard every settler hns obtained
water that has dug for it. The eoun-
try ia settling up very rapidly. ror-
tons OF three townships have been
taken, still there isfoam for thousands
more. aud IL is q very extensive conn
try. and is large enough for 3 county
by itself Parties desiring locations
for raising stock viii find better ioca-
fieus here than elsewhere Along the
breaks Of Grand eoalee for a distance
OF forty miles. springs and spring
brooks can be found at distances from
one half 10 one and one-half miles
apart and bunch grass growing in the
immediate vicinity. Ia many places
small tracts OF farm land can be found
adjacent
Ia places the eonlee walls tour up
ward Tor hundreds OF feet, thus pre-
venting the stock from ranging over
the upper lands. consequently the
grass has not been eaten of. Plenty
81 pine and fir timber can he obtained
in Grand coulee below Steamboat
rock from Is to % miles.
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THE TERRITORY.
Roslyn's Fire Suffer-
ers Need Help.
Provisions, Clothing and
Money Being Furnished.
Two Cattle MN Murdered Year
KahIstus.
mess.i Alteration Of Taeoma
Yssfh -Aeesaens 90 Tea TraIs--
Savage Frsess IT spesane-rayt
Topnseaa.s ers~th- Woman saf-
srsxe Case sss for Hearing Ts-siay.

EsExssaree. Jaly IA spccisi
train left hers this morning. taking q
large esnoesat Of provisions, blankets.
etc, suh4cFsiei by citizens Of Eilens.
burx for fsse sufferers al goslyn- who
we're badly ia need Of them
Rebuilding has siFess5y been begun
there. and vii IL carried On rapidly.
The coal company proposes haiiiins
barracks for the miners - I've iis uufsl
they can pr0si5e tsossses of their own.
goaLrz, LAZY "a The local relief
COMMITTEES have issnesl the foil0~iug
appesi
70 ali whom II may coBrsrn We,
the anfierxsgfel committee to receive
the charities OK ths outside ~afis;, AMI
sec that the sasne are properly dis
trihateti 10 those IN actual distress,
lni that stte entire less vii approx
Eaate aio1. $40 60. with 3 per cent.
Insurance. This loss comes with
crashing wsigbt upon the tessDFing
classes, naay OF wh9m are entirely
homeless. some without even a coat 20
their harks The t,aik Of the nsonryesi
loss il bv tbr business men 81 the
place Every business heaSe iH the
place IL now IN ashes. We therefore
appeal IN behalf OF suffering humanity
for relief. Relief may be- sent 70 Rev.
1 Wheeler, chairman Of the relief
committee Eolyu. NJ T..
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City Property.

10 lots II Yesle-'s second supplemental
addition, one block from Madison
street; houses all round them. Price,
$50 each.
3 beautiful cleared lots In D. T. Den.
ny's fifth addition. Price. 5000,
near street car line and within two
blocks OF motor line route.
L lot with c-room hard finished house
In u. r, Bennyz park addition, two
blocks from motor line route. Price,
sie0
2 cleared lots in PontIus addition;
commands fine view. Price, sI250.
1 lot in Boren addition, with broom
house. Price, 500.
1 LOT in Kaufman addition. This Is @
choice lot. only 4 block from
cable cars. Price. $50.
so lots. Englana's addition to snoho-
faixh Gifts; all Level and beautiful
lots. cleared. within Eve minutes
walk Of West cuaxt railroad depot.
Priee. from sIio 10 si2s per lot sno-
homish Is to-day the most promising
inland town IN Western Washing.
Ton for investment
3 one-acre lots ia snohonfsh City;
houses bulk all round them; beau
;ifu1ly situated. Price, 800 each.
2 lots in snohomish City for $50 each.
2 lots In saohomish City for si75 each.
4 acres Of rich bottom land adjoining
snohoEnisa City. Price, $500.
1 lot In snohomlsh city for s275.
40 acres flne lcrei land two miles from,
whateoru. Price. 80 per sere.
40 acres. ore aad half miles from Sc.
hs-ne, suitable for dividing into {
aud iearre tracts. SO per acre.
Ia acFes within half mile OF New
whafrom: very desirable; don't neg.
lect this opportunity 10 make an
investment
A fne c1ai property for sale.
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There Is a reign Of terror among the
Indians al Tuialup. Il seems that
when Louie Martin was rsaysJeriousiy
murdered there a few weeks ago his
i.sszami friends swore they would have
revenge at the first favorable opportn-
nifty ~ killing the hest man in the Tu-
laiip tribe. Every Indian on the res.
eryation seems to thinks that he is 10
be the victim, and all are afraid 10 go
any distance from their homes The
steamers are greatly disconnected. as
the Indians formerly supplied them
with wood Of Priest Paint.
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THx WANDERING ALEaTECes.
vhas the r5sh ss@amerrs pr~sxe
rtna.-Wondevs 81 the Deep

Fsnr yowHsxrg, Jniy zs--The TAI
fesf sfates e~k s,<aBsr asssEtrozs de-
se.x-l 81 ssse e0xkrnsssxrss tts sssentfsse
ssseS-x9ses f-tss fkss fnny tribe ara
thtsT hzhiEa. = ecaIsnx AZ Nznsssso,
ard wssi ssu srss seoa visit -osfsss
ports. A gentleman wfp sssae tine
ssnre made . trip % her, ssssa Ske =
excef1ens authority in sch matters,
rersnssv <sssGrsasd tbs steamer and
some 81 her eszriggs experiences 90 s
Fo4T- farEzslsEsKx reporter 1T -
s.snSe - q2e tsu7s q 10 hos the
s5ssslexserx On Esle steamer got Their
sslsx zsens fr9ss tsse ceea1ss depths,
ssn explained saass 3 sEosft ssssTsei slaxzsesf
net. Hssou. : feet long. ard II sees
vide 81 the aTreniez, eAs Esea. The
rens5ens4n ec-fln8esl
All kind ~ etEHrzs thsaE+ are
brought ~ IN tisis net. 0nre, sssont
Is rssies osss fruna Nex York estF. NC
hnaye.s an q srsMss ~ brick anza mortar
fron Z depth * nesxiy : Enslr- The
sbole srsenssEr wogsd SIS iRansai-
etely eonvrll ed aud Il was sssacztneee
afa.i wisely tsstseSs1 that the sise OF
Af,nafis. Ehe int country. was 0seeos-
erred. & snxg ssien Is IN oh seaman
tE41 H4faatE y fEasFf &hlaaf a4+fR"t- ~ - ttAsl
irving furasca asxieted The tafnuis. Oh
the clsast Of Maine rusty tlsh-krise
ard ard 3 pair of aessnen'A tsossess
came up ~ifh She haul. anfs farther
south cfsisd's rchser doll Vas sasnd
ri a tsfg Goldfish caught OF shs banks
OF Newfoundland. part q q 7ack o.
fs1aying cards ras fond.
Regarding the eurious specimen
- tse seen Oh ftse steamer. the isstorssi'
ant said Preserved IN alreisoi ~
gsas4 lars there i on the AibatfosI the
strafszest collections ever seen. asashy,
xsiny and fsowerdke ferns. crabs witll
LEGS ike centipcses. fish which arr al
fms ard fish phtrh have 10 ffsas. bird
ash and GSb with eyes like bsilss-eye
lanterns, fssh with Houths IS side as
their bodies are long. and fish with
unly a surface Of ssiekevz for mouths.
IN Tact. every unique tnhabltant OF the
hriny deep has . place 10 the collec-
ton.
MANY strange sights are seen by the
pgofes on the steamer. and one o.
the most curious I. 10 watch the fssb
gather round light lowered into the
water AZ night. The steamer being
lighted hy electricity heightened the
xe.I-known attraction light al night
has Tor fish, and sharks particularly
delight 10 gathar around Is.
Should tie AIbatro : come 10 Seattle
he viii doubtless be visited BY many
curious spectators.
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raencea 4rnsyfag fkesn BY sheir pres
escs. Ore OF the sssIoys sert 80 far
a. 10 stat . pcrtscn Of xhe elo.hizg
belonging the far Fathers. He MAS
srrEstesi, lzt no sufficiently severe
charge could he preferred. and IS the
rassEcT ksif Ect want thu troubse os
has-xiax tiss this rzrm weather. jos
Wares escorted hins mp the railroad
track and sci sfss sfag on him The
other fzs~rs esezress.
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lrfffAi7lt is tleFstW.I
Is ) = wesl-knswn f4t that the i'm
sae,slate country aroRn8 sfaok agse.
s5tacat Eaisw - Medical Lake or
Csesr a Alene, does rot ofEer the fash.
tses feT bathing and i the lxssics wish
- euiay dip n tie cool ard placid
easers u Hsasniau creek Il i Ger
tsiniy rot tire bnsiness of the general
pzhifc- On TeesdzT evening a. the
siecnning san bsiae} the bsaShsug
valley q HAneusan II tiats Of elscsfe
sesd. sarce higssiv esteemed Iasssss oi
spokane wcnt in - hashe Mnise
tssey we're tsssss ea}aysns themselves
tAree iaAters came aiong Nzsa com
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Te centrel thr caI.lIIe teuntry.

A projecf y on foot % hsliia Z naT-
rox grizxe line OF rsiszay from Little
palses 10 t.sseweaah, q distance OF 50
mics. The road bed can he located
ever comparatively level route ana
this road when completed viii control
the entire ozstpet OF Gre in the CciyIaie
eounfr~. The cost OF construction has
h-en estimated al sgs5 COS The prin-
.cspsI feature Of the project is cheap
sra-s@Forraf5os aasi the prime object Is
to secure % Victoria the combined
wealth and trade OF the Northwest as
far as possible 70 reach i by trafhc Ia
ciiities. steamer on the Columbia
river vii rs.n from the Little Dalies to
connect With the Canadian Pacific.
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As the time nears for the selection
of nominee for delegate 10 congress,
the Republican nosf talked OF at this
time as the most proper one To run i
John b Alien, whose qualifications for
the position are generally admired.
and whose habits are such as 70 give
him a general indor He is
deserveiiy popular with the Rspuh-
licans. and TOR his moral worth and
high social standing he is respected by
aif rtaszss
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Gen. Harrison i ave f-e. SIRE iaehes
IN s:asare. which Is exzctly Cleveland {
waist measurement.
Tssr co-secs hat Of the Belxa L<eSk-
weoa parsixzns i . pearl plug with
black garter for = band
A pew theatrical industry has been
broaghs 10 Hight BY the recesis confes-
son Of Miss Fannie Bliss. who states
that she Was on ihs pay roll 81 Robert
Aannli's Nenbars company. and
skat II Was her duty to take proni-
reut ssai in the hssiy Of the theatre
and FAINT when ManteA burned his
arm in the dog scene
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f-E1E u E775-- z 7Es1z2l-3
DR.. Pnkinesca, 81 Portland. has
been taking II the Territory. He SAYS
Seattle vii Sc TIRE city IT the S1sr1.
spokane TIE manufacturing center Of
Easseru Washington, Elless@h1rE the
CAPITAL of the Territory. srA cnsfax
hrixht. ent<rprfsEng. popuious town-
He SAYS lie knows abont shesr things.
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SregsSg FNils. Ipis - The dirsc-
tory now IN he hands oi iae printers
rlares the psrslsti9a 81 srsskaae a.
iAON CaussrVa ige fsef'c, however,
estimate lie poPsiAtioa At ia.sse
John Nj CT and iia turfte hs1 \
desr rate Aghs on Howard street. early
Sans mnrai-c Niisr peandesi CuFrte
over Ghc head VT a rtsoiVes, niAkirE
sevcFal se.ees wcaais. from shieA
biloxi &eNed eapseeSly Carrie had
lust obsainea possession Il q gan and
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What a Blessing TO Mothsr1

4 cREg,s BABY sooTHER giFy
I \ from all baby syreps OF eoFusaS 49,
In ann pars 81 il cosnt.osifioa u = 49, -.
less. but soothing aud positive In ~ 3 -
IL luis sns esiid into quiet reposs afn
asas csssf4y IL Is refreshed. sisssoW ~
natural. II IA the only safe fsrHsi1ss ~
maize Il at win remove All infsnnM
3esS Sold At z, cents b. A. b. rfE&@ss..
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THE cArIrAL CITY.



nL1sstA. july ~ - The supreme
court uid rot meet YESTERDAY after
noon. owing 10 the noa-srTival oi'
In,ige Jones. who spent Sunday with
has iaislify IN seattle. lie arrived on
the boat last evening, however ami
court convened tAis morning at -
AZ 81 hiei hear the ease OF A. Reeves
Ayers ". Catherine Jacobs WAS taken
up ana the judgDen; ot the lower
court was aitfme1.
The court then pr0ceedeA 80 hear
argument In the sase u Davis & SON
y. 0ldakers- ftis The intention 70
complete this ease and one or teu
Other small ones to-day, after which
ali the ofhsr case. on lac does et viii
lie continued 20 tie January term ex-
ceN that 81 BsSemeT -. Todd the
woman suffrage caseA (which i - Ire
taken up tomorrow IL has become
necessary 60 adjourn soaTt owing t.
the Illness Of Judge johes. whose ply
sieisns have iastnictsi him 20 seek
rest and quiet Tor the present.
SHIPMENTS ueARnSS HOUSE.
Prot l. + Follsnshec. president Of
tbs Collegiate lnsiitaie has leased .ae
tiidchrant bail0iny. on the corner Of
FoartA aH8 FTapkiin steeet7. for .
term OF years. aud 4 Is his intention
10 ~ the place ptor students hoard
ing house When complrt Il Il will
n Accommodate ahout = Sttdents The
professor thinks the piaca eill Re f;illy
oscaVici daring she coming winter ~
staaruts og the Collegiate Institute,
THE rR,gt rRDPEEfY.
The sale % The ISRAEL property In this
citg 10 + = Williamson. under ORDER
al the probate court. aeoss six weeks
aga, has been remsn,}e,!, owing % the
fast thai thc admiHistr ssoT has shown
that he i 10 receipt 81 bid which =
ten per cent. isrEeg than che former
ons.. ard tbs; he has received 500 dc
pasIs on the htt - earnest money The
date NJ tbc next sale hAs nss yes lcen
ENcd
RFrUsMcaN cGrs MEETING.
IL has been decided - hold 4 special
meeting 81 shs lincoln Repl.h,iesn
clab to-mayrow night IN Columbia
hAh, s; which is 5 EXPECTED speeches
wis be made ~ Col J G. Hsiaes.
Hon John y Alien, gGdse Turner
and Hen, I II cavau&agh IL s. in
tended sn have she ranalar tilec ttlh,
oompszssi % MAJOR J 4. Iisyden. NJ
A Is NaNles ant ticn T. 4 0'Rtien.
in ATTENDANCE, AM to further en.ivea
the scxne seacctiess hy the hrsss band.
saTTs
4 marriage .lnsasc E9s Yesterday
isssse,i 60 Hart 8cave-sSe and Josie
tannGslS
Mr I II. Csvaaaaeh returned iass
morning from tha Sateae0 convection
and his sahssqasnt tTip thF0agh tfe
kastsrR states
Nj W {. Jones, rrasec Et.ar after
mes 90 SpekAss caunts. l. ia she ciFv-
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WHISKY Alone waaian's Do Is
Texas siftings. |

Mrs.. CD. Blood-Isn'f this dread
fala The paper says that a eislxEn OF
psdceah drank quart OF raw whisky
and Immediately dropped down dead.
Col Tssoos cot Kentucky Is that
sog Some scoandrei mast have pat
poison il II
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More Chinese from Victoria.
fNfsta~fa Times

Late last evening number OF China
men with two white men were seen on
the road to Cadboro bay 1t is said a
sioop was in waiting and the party lief;
for Uncle Sans Gominions in the wee
sfas' hours
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ve-ta have she. Miller brs. for sifself
Interference es Tie poaiee 1h<E s0aeft
ever x0nz ar caxrfs = garn17er
and MIXER bar fentsr
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GRACE HOSPITAL.


nEAS WATSON. PRESIDENT. RESI-.
~ tiencr Thru assd jefferson streets.
y. rsxfesgn. y n..4'sertsing IhvSsfisTa
ard sarEe5ss. ~ ~. ls i,ass X tfart 81
sTs.s ~ spltas - grsesssss py tie Tread
wsy eosea lsssr o. lake Uaiea s-see. c&xl
.rs14w-sa
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555 acres within one-haif mile Of salt
water. VIII cut 17.5oo,ooe Price,
si2 per acre.
l6O acres. win cut 5.coo.ooo; II railroad
should be built 70 Fort Townsend 1t
viii run through this tract. VIII
sell tin.bcr without the land, or both
together. Price, $500, or $500 for
timber
$50 acres: VIII cut 2, oeO. 900; a good dry
ing stream runs through this tract
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sawmtIl burned al coifax.

CoLFAx, w. r., July 2i-The new
sawmill OF f. NJ. Ellsworth, just COM
pleted, was totally destroyed By fire
yesterday. Loss, 5000. chiefly in ma
l.hinerN.
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rogr TOWNSEND.


poaF TowssEzB, July "a II Is
learned that Mr. Low. the California
capitalist who purchased the Smith
property will, rs soan a. the papers
are completed. at once proceed u the
erection 81 an elegant brick building
Ii has not heen diyaigea What II WEI
be Il ed for. bat Ii j. sartnisea that i
/, intended 10 I'LL a longtelt want in
the III ape OF iiTst-eiAss hotel strslc-
ture. Other buildings 10 be erected
are an elegant brick Fesilenee and a
nanberof cottages by Captain EageDc
Hionai, probably brick block by c.
Eisenbeis. and another by Captain
Tibbals,
rRErTY rAEK.
One 81 the charming spots with
which the suburbs OF Port Townsend
Is adorned i Lake park. and the at
vantages which nature has thrown
around this pretty spot are nov being
much heightened by the handiwork q
man. In the park picnic grounds are
being cleared away, seats, swings, etc,
are being promiseuously bnllt IN tho
maay snug pookS on all si.es, and
every conceivable attraction heing
added The 0ne-miie race track
around the circumference Of the Lake
4 almost a natural one. the land gent
ly sloI,iug down % the lake on ali
sides, and such work as j. needed 10
complete il will seoa be done. II will
be . most pleasurab!e resort when ali
the improvements in progress are
completed
cAIwfzEp.
At 6 O'Clock p. III. yesterday the
placid waters OF the bay were sooth-
iaely kissed by the warm sun, and
not a whisper OF a breeze famed their
smooth Surface. Five minutes later
furious wind In lied over It st about
thirty knots an hour. Two employees
Of the Charles Hotel who were going
oHt q, boar! ship were eapsissd like
sh1t. The Wildwood had jast left
lhe dock and after toe men were
preity well played out hanging on 10
ihe boat bottom succeeded in rescnins
them. They had a mar Of escape.
SHIPPING.
British ship Anphitgi;e. from San
Francisco 20 load lumber Il PORT Gam
ble Tor Melbourne came into port yes
teriay.
Bark Estella, lumler laden from
Hadlock Tor the city went 70 ca
Steamer Mckee arrived last even,
ing, havn - tons u freight and 70
pa seaEers tor this port-os-eusery.
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Loan Agents.
Farming Lands.
SO acres marsh land in
Skagit county. near Mt.
Vernon. This is A No.
L land. Price, $3.50
cash.
100 acres of rich bottom
land. "a mile west of
Terril lake, in What
com county; alder and
vine maple; land easily
cleared.
100 acres on Orcas island,
Il mile from postoffice
and steamboat landing;
90 acres cleared, 40
acres under fence; good
farm house and barn;
stream of water runs
through place; school
house within a mile.
Price, $40 per acre;
$1,000 of this on time,
to suit purchaser.
100 acres on Orcas island.
This land is easily
cleared; no large timber;
good soil; about one
mile from boat landing.
40 acres suburban tract
near Hall Bros. ship
yard on Salmon Bay.
Price, $500 per acre.
1873 acres two miles above
Snohomish City, known
as the Low farm. Ev-
cry acre of this is rich
bottom land, so acres
in meadow, and will
yield annually $50 tons
ofhay, good farm house
and barn, with sheds
and outbuildings; so or
90 fruit trees, all large
and bearing heavily,
| consisting of apples,
pears. plums and cher
ries; 20 acres pastur-
age. Price, S525o, one
I, half cash, balance in ?
years at 10 per cent
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Tse oais ehsTez - tfs Nae, hess Fzc 6eas
fsas vita sas Se2s1ie sssas IN .Ae G-scA
tsasSs Is T. delay TIE aes 2&e's easape-
tsess "a saGz ~ I-ssSkls.e.
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SHORTHAND.

1syFkiSG SHORTHAND AND 49,
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