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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-08-28
PERSONALS.

Mr.. G. E. Brooks, of Pasadena, was in
the city yesterday.
Mr.. G. Shatto and wife returned yes
terday from Catalina.
Mr.. J. o. Cashin, of San Francisco, is
in the city on short visit.
Mr.. M. R. Craig, of Newhall, is in the
city, and has rooms at the Hollenbeck.
Mr.. George S. Knapp, OF Chicago, is
visiting this coast, and is at the West
minister.
Mr.. L. w. Beimo and wife and 1. L.
Beimo, of Tombstone, Ariz.. are at the
Nadeau.
Mr.. Martin Lacy is in Los Angeles on
business. Martin is now a denizen OF
the Bay City.
Mr.: James E. Wareham, of st. Louis,
is visiting this coast, with view of max
ing it his home.
Mr.. H. B. Sullivan left last night for
Deming, N. M. He will return at the
end of the week.
Mr.. j. E. Aull, manager of the Hotel
Metropole, Santa Catalina Island, was in
the city yesterday.
Mr.. j. J. Martin, the genial host Of
the beautiful Hotel San Gabriel, was in
the city yesterday.
Mr.. Melville Stoltz, advance repre-.
sentative Of Apples Congress of Novel
ties, arrived in town yesterday.
J. s. Chapman, Esq, has returned
from San Francisco, where he spent a
week or ten days on legal business.
Mr.. W. ]. Carpenter, of London, Eng.
land, is at the Nadeau. He is taking a
trip about this part OF the country.
Mrs. G. A. Collins and Mrs. j. a.
Stewart, of San Bernardino, are paying a
visit to the city and are at the West.
minister.
MIR. J. G. Clarke and wife and Miss
Bessie G. Clarke, of Springfield, Ohio,
are visiting the city, and are at the Hol-
lenbeck.
Mr.. G. E. H. Leidig, proprietor St.
George Hotel of Fullerton, accompanied
by his daughter, Miss Hulda Leidig, are
at the Nadeau.
Messrs. Jno. d. Woods and L. A.
Works, prominent merchants of San
Diego, are visiting the metropolis and are
guests at the Nadeau.
Madam Modjeska, accompanied by her
husband and Miss Lou B. Freeman,
came to the city yesterday from her
ranch and is the Westminster.
Mr.. w. H. Gilbert came to the city
from his coal mines at SOuth Riyarcido q
yesterday. He reports fine outlook at
his mine, and is pushing things with
vigor. He is at the Hollenbeck.
Joe Haislip, of Lamanda, was in town
yesterday. 1t was "Joe's" first visit to
the city in six months. He is a rancher
again, and has bored two flowing wells
on his place, Just north of the Winston
ranch,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-08-28
LIFE AT LONG BEACH.
Grand Democratic Rally-Elme
Afford Found After Seven DAYS.

Grand Democratic Rally-Elmer
Afford Found After Seven Days.
EDITORS HERALD-Long Beach still at.
tracts large crowds OF people from all
over Southern California. There is al.
ways something to keep ones thoughts
employed. Yoy can go bathing, fishing
boating, walking or riding, and all Of
these sports are much indulged in by
pleasure-seeking people.
The Democratic rally last night was a
grand success. The speakers OF the eve.
ming were S. G. Long, ESQ, Judge H
B. McRory and Judge Hill.
By the large crowd and deateniug ap
plause it was easy to tell that Ions
Beach would go for Cleveland and Thur
man next November
THE CONCERT
At the Long Beach Hotel Saturday
night, given by the Misses Joran, was
one of the best musical treats Long
Beach has had here yet.
FLoATED ASHORE.
This morning, between and s O'Clock
a lady and several children were horri.
fed to find the body OF a drowned man
on the beach, between the hotel and
wharf. The discovery was soon made
known, an d some men arriving identi
| fed the man as Elmer Afford, the Young
man who was drowned while in bathing
Sunday week. The Coroner will hold
an inquest this afternoon. This should
be warning not to venture out too fal
| when the tide is going out. BOB.
Long Beach, August 26,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-08-28
NEWS NOTES.

The Metropolitan Society held its reg
ular monthly meeting last night at the
Board of Trade rooms.
Transfers of real estate Yesterday
amounted to $3.50, ,795, and were SO in
number. Of these 36 were for more
than $1,000 each and Is were for nominal
considerations.
The meeting of citizens which was to
have been held last night to make ar
rangements for the reception of the Odd
Fellows Sovereign Grand Lodge was
postponed until future date.
s. D. Baker, gentlemen we'll known
in this city, and agent here for the San
Francisco Examiner, and partner of VIM
Ball In the news business, died Sunday
evening at his boarding house.
Yesterday the stranded ship D. G. Muir.
ray, at Redondo Beach, was blown up by
dynamite. The ship was an English
craft and was beached some weeks ago.
She had been in service twenty-seven n
years.
The ladies of the Philharmonic Society
will meet this afternoon at O'Clock at
Gardner's Music Store on Spring street,
near Third. The orchestra will meet at
the same place with the whole society on
Thursday evening and the chorus will
meet alone. at the same place on Friday
evening. No new members will be received
after this week.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-08-28

Ask for joys Vegetable Sarsnpnriila.
One pint of the juices OF Vegetable alternatives
tive liver and kidney remedy, blood purifer.
stomach regulator and vegetable laxative in exist.
ence All druggists. 81 per bottle; for SIS,
Where shall l take my lunch? At the Vienna
Buffet.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-08-28

vignes & McGregor, 134 North Main streets.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-08-28

terday. Smith was discharged, but Col
lins went for stay of ten days to the
County Jail.
James Harocy, recently arrived in. this
city from Texas, having brought car
load of chickens from that State. He
spent last night in the station, where he
was lodged on suspicion of petit larceny.
A pair of blankets and a rubber coat
were found in his possession to which
another man laid claim. Officer Walsh
brought him in.
Messrs. Niles, Fenneman, Baur and
Woods, the prominent Orc Finos who
were arrested on the day the Republican
primaries were held, came up for trial
before Judge King yesterday afternoon.
They were charged with disturbing the
peace. The case against Niles was dis
missed, and the decision on the others
will be rendered to-day.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-08-28
Criminal Notes.

The wounded Weyermann is improving
and will get we'll.
Officer Billue brought in expressman
No. 262 yesterday for violating the hitch
ing ordinance.
VIM. Sager, who was arrested Sunday
on charge OF disturbing the peace, was
discharged yesterday, as there was no
case against him.
James Fitzgerald, the assailant of
Officer Wright, was sentenced to paw a
fine OF 500 yesterday morning, which he
Immediately did.
The seventeen gamblers who were run
in Saturday afternoon forfeited their bail
yesterday, as none of them appeared be-
fore the court at the time set.
R. H. Phelps, who had quarrel with
M. @. Fordham over horse trade, and
dropped from arguments TO blows, was
tried before Justice Austin yesterday,
and sentenced to pay fine of $40.
Yesterday afternoon Officer Fowle
found All Jim wandering around March
assault street with large axe carefully
hidden under his blouse. He was ar
Sheriff Kays received telegram yes
terday morning announcing that Robert
Righetti had escaped from the jail of San
Luis Obispo county, and that a reward
OF $3.50 would be paid for his apprehen-
sion.
Thomas E. Gaines, who was found
guilty of burglary about three weeks ago
was sentenced yesterday morning to five
years at San Quentin by Judge Cheney.
His attorney made strong plea for a
new trial, but it was denied.
William Smith and Mike Collins, who
were charged with having disturbed the
peace of Main street Sunday morning,
were brought before Justice Austin yes.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-08-28
Not Coming.

The report has been given out that in
all probability General Howard and staff
would visit Los Angeles this week, but
official notice was received at the army
headquarters here yesterday that he will
not.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-08-28

DEAR S1R: 1t affords me great pleasure to send
you this voluntary statement of nv synaricnr IN
testing the merits of joys Sarsaparilla For The
past nve years have been troubled with an ex-
ceedIngly sluggish liver and within the past two
years IL mas brou ut within its trail thoroughly
alsordered stomach, including loss Of appetite
anu distress after eating, pains in the back and
iEaneye, and boils around NY neck and face.
aayo M Ifieu several remedies which are advertised
as specially for theliver and never cou1d caf ,,ra
than temporary relief of about week or two. I
was reconlaendodt TO try bottle of joys Vegetable
sarsapaTiila as test, ard while taking the first
feel it was working change il. ne. have tsl,n,
,ive bottles, and during that time my troubles nave
i LEFT i me- Everything is working full aad regular,
IN TACT mas cleansed purified and braced me IN
rect liberty to use this as you see 1T, or YOU can
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-08-28
r. @. CARLTON,

70 North Spring street (room p,
Los ANGELES, CAL,
VIII buy and sell real estate. negotiate loans
make col ections, and sttend to filing corract
assessments OF real estate, payment Of taTes for
ddon.residents, do and redemption Of property un.
List Of landf-frst class improved and
proved city lots solicited for sale
RefereIce-First National Bank. ar1ott
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-08-28
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A shipment of fine maple sugar and syrup at
II. Jeyne's.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-03
BOARD or TRADE MEETING.

The board Of trade Of this city will
meet tonight to consider the uues-
tion of providing funds to publish n
pamphlet, setting forth the advan-
tagcs of Marion county, and Of the
whole Willamette valley for settle
mcnt II Is proposed to print five
thousand copies, aud distribute
them In manner that will bring
the most useful results. The board
of trade has no bank deposit To pay
the expense republication, hut II the
members favor such a method Of adj
Ncrttslng the city, the money can he
raised ny subscription from our
holders and business men,
In Portland the sum Of S8n, ,00O for a
similar purpose has been subscribed,
s., iOO To bc paid monthly for year
The SUM suggested for our own citi-
lcns to pay Is 81 ,5Oo, to be- collected
'lsl monthly for year. Small
sums, say nom s. 10 81, subscribed
iy the CLASSES named, will not only
pay for the cpamphlct proposed, with
'ut- illustrative of our best buildings
and natural s,yuc~, hut II will also
lay foT other judiciou~ advertising,
and keep the name of this city and
ocolity hctoN the American people
.oru year to Conr We hope to sex
lchuitc action taken 10y the board
IT trade this evening, and an impc-
us given to the movement going
orWard that viii rebound tn the
vuvUt otull.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-03
UNJusr AsrERsIoNs.

The Silvcrton Appeal Of last Sat
urday contains the following politi
cal note:
The mti-Minto howl has die,
down Ia low -obbing wall whicl
will soon chb out ut the little end %
nothing Mimic is "buss" Of thi'
county, and the republicans might
Hs wen get used to H.
This may bc smart, but 1t is syenom.
Gus and unjust Those who wit.
messed the proceedings Of the county
convention held Ia this city last
Thursday were struck with the fair
ncrs that marked the whole business,
aud the absence of dictatiun from
any Of the delegates. We spoke Of IL
at the time ns crcditahlc gathering
of republicans, aud the ticket they
put up i- approved 10y every honest
member of the party. An esteemed
correspondent In Silvcrton thus cX-
presses his di-approvul Of the above
slur
The structure Is uucallcd for. he
writes and merits the condemnation
of the UpuhliAu prcS- uf the county.
was "a vlu-c observer uf the rcpuhli-
'cSu county convention at Salem,
Hud found the same made up Of the
lvst Of men, Il is the grnss,st Insult
tu ohwru ou thum that Mr.. Mimic
ur amy ,dhvr mlu dictated u lvgiSln-
i've Ticket tu the convention /
mllrl tp zee Wherein Mr Miato had
anything tu du with nominating
legislative ticket. aud hv was mo-
mon ropuupItJr ur Mr. Crui~an's
nomination Than Wrua the uthrr, of
the nei element n the party.
Our attention is also called to am
other editorial slulh la the same
issue oC ,hr Appeal our cotcm
ays. Sew methods m politic, ur
constantly arising The latest /, To
bcat mau ut the PRIMARY and uom-
Innate him at the convention"
This ylyuly has Inference to the
nomination of MI Nodyr tur ,yhool
superintendent rh, light ut th,
PRIMARY wa, uut uu Mr. Nudvr it
was upon thr -aloou interest which
Wa- loo thy habit oi ~ytuug zap %
ticket Jn -uit it~rlt ltwa, known
that the -tlauu element Ma, putting
Urth MI Nuivr, aud the Whl,hyitys,
90 hv had bcyn suyyv,sOIl. would
hayv worked tor his election while
Jhrir ultyrlur uhvt would have
iyvu to ,ul,,rrNv the -al1ou mtvp,l
Thl, UJly ring Ma, ,yl down on
iu thy PRIMARY with ympha,i- and
avu,niup'l, HAT Dc 3, NOT luJ, that
ghv ~'hvrlau delegation Jo the voun-
~ convention Wa, SIT zap Go dyt,at
"r a-,l., auN asmUug og oniyy
Aain,J Mr Nolyr a,a uuu. thvnt
an. uo ,alld ,hars,, hrl, mlly o,m-
ps,yut yu ull the oni,y of School SUI
puul,ul,ui and be- yl,yJ,i vvlu,,A
'o him JoDilvt yui,l ou the rI,ub-
hau party
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-03
mar ro,rorrIcr mnI-

some a~tutc politician, see iu the
nudy passage at the hill through
thc ~cmtc to appropriate S55,OoO for
"a government building la salem,
another evidence ot the purpose OF
the government tn capture this
state 10 such design ppmpts
g,ssi Work,, lvt ii hv exploited for all
it Is worth. The public building Is
wanted u thi, city, and the amount
propnsrd B, not m vNc,~s ot the
uc,d The hin has rs,s-,'d the scuatc.
and ,p'tit i, due to senator, nolVh
and Mitchell tor their suc,,.~,nl
efforts iu pp'>slug It's passage. Il is
uoW hvtorc the bvu-,, and 10 il Is
ghy puus-c ut the drmuvmcy to
carrN out lihyr,l policy Ia win
VOTES iu opgou Nc trust that Mr.
Hermann, oar ~olc representative
u that t~siN Will hud hi, lalor, iu
nyhalt ut the mya,urr facilitated by
a couyurvuyv of the Democratic
momlSr, The pD~idruy will uo
doubt ,lgu th, bill, aud thu, cs,,t hi,
hnad ou thc Watrr,. Whether il
c'nner hayk Jo him >lakrd dcp1uds
on thv ''on~,rgaiu Will' ~ the Wcl-
hsI Voter. lat us have the ls,t-
ufii,c hnl and Ne will eiyc h,s,i
to ~suIimyut a0yrNani
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-03
A HYBRID

For state senator, a. ". Lucas, Of
Monmouth, Ia disgruntled republi-
can who has been begging for the
place on the republican ticket for
years..
The above appeared in the CAPE
TAI JorRvAL Of March 18th, which
we are sure was made without being
careful to getthe facts in the matter.
Mr. Lucas Is an old settler and has
been q -taunch republican ever since
the first organizationin Polk county.
IN 1876. when the Independent
party was iu theasccndcncy in Polk
county, Mr. Lucas was induced 10
accept H. candidate for state senator,
rather than have the county con-
vcntiou adjourn without "a ticket.
For years Mr. Lucas'- name was
not mentioned In connection with
any Office, and there was no intima-
ton that he desired any position.
Four years ago he was solicited to
accept the nomination for state sem
ator, but positively declined, and we
have very good evidence that he
could have had the nomination for
Joint senator for Polk and Benton,
but II was known hc would not ac-
ccpt.
Mr.. Lucas Is "A conscientious Pro-
and no doubt believes the
course he Is taking Is for the best.
Though We have no sympathy for
the third party, yet we have no
doubt such unwarranted statements
rs the above, and even worse ones
are made Ia other papers, have had !
4 tendency to drive good men into |
The third party. We believe in |
reating men and parties in fair
,nd manly way. In justice TO Mr.. |
Lucas we ask the CAPITAL jour
SAL to give this article to its read
'rS.
The above appears in the Mon
mouth Observer, and IL probably
rom the pen of Mr. Lucas himself
Ne give II space rs requested, al
hough, knowing Mr.. Lucas and
lis political history as we do, we
ave nothing to retract but rriter-
t. our assertion that he is ga dis
runtlcd republican and a mug
'ump.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-03
CAPITAL STOCK, $4,000
CvcIOrana AND Cascades
FOR ALL

FOR ALL
TIME. April IS & IA, Friday and Saturday
STEAMER: Nul'nom"h'
CJCUTC. !. Oregon City locks and wooden
OlullD' mills. 2. Cyclorama of Battle Of
Gettysburg. 3. Battalion drill al
Vancouver by yarrangementsw with
Col. Anderson. 4. Great scenery
along the Columbia river.
llIICEAIENTC, Concert on the steamer al
hllUDLNlIN To- the Cascades at D. m
April Is, by Salem's best talent
ACCOMMODATIONS e. aasR sRefiPdi9g iPdgg SFnisSs5 9n sSS
with cot in parlors for ladies.
gentlemen take blankets and
sleep in dining hall and gents
parlOr. 2. Seats for all who 90
8. Meals on steamer for all who
take no lunch, also coffee.
EYpEN0EC. l. Round trip from Salem.
LAl LNDLD' S2.20. 2. Meals on steamer
35c. 8. CyclOrama, 50c.; pupils
25c. 4. No extra for sleeping nor
concert. Tickets at Patton's and
Starts book stores.
Nesdames Parvin, Adams
UUllNll lLL' Byars, Van ScOy, and Misses
MoOres, Harrington and Dear
born, and Prof. Starr.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-03
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

In the County Court of the State of Oregon.
for Marion County.
In the matter of the estate OF Andrew
Helm, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that have filed
my final account, and that Monday, the
7th day of May, 1888! at 10 a. M, has been
set for hearing objections to the same
JULIA HEN,
EXecutrix.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-03
MARION COUNTY REPUBLICAN TICKET

uEpuEEsrArtYEH
J. %. WALDO. Maclsay.
r. =. GER, silyertou
J. q. WILSON, Salem
4. LAYMAE. woodburn
Wu ARMS rHOSa, south Salem
surmTT.
p " CROtsAN, Salem
CLEHE,
=. ]. BABCOCK. Salem,
HEcoHDEA,
J. -. STARR, East salem
rHEAHuHFR,
A. q. COEDir. AumsNllr
AsaEsson,
AF. BLACKBERRY. silyertou
conHissiuHEnH
II. CORNELIUS. Marion
" T. GRIM, nubbard
sUu0uL HupEmsuspEsT,
u. " YODEH. silyortun.
SURVIVOR.
w. CULVER. East salem.
CunusEu,
DH r. q, BYLANp. woodburn.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
First National Bank
SALEM, OREGON.

WNi. y. LADUE, 6Tesii9ient'
DIR. J. REYNOLDS, VICE fTeslqJ,nD' fTSesli',Ll,.
JOHN MOIR, Oasuiei'
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-03

iNa N,v York larDsm a few
daNs ss,A pnuuiuyuJ politician
namvt Uvhugv u lAurhau. Nll
Il sal jas, as d, Na- missing a gla,, ~
liquOr lv his hp, if uguor dvalrr,
arv so.us Jo kill vn ,hy,r customer,
in this summary way che pp,hi-
MJioni,ls Ntu have plalu sailing
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-03

Tho United State, supreme coult
has nrfa-',i Dshrarlng ~ MaAWvll's
oa-r thv muni,rrr of Pp,llvr, aud hc
Nlu De- -rutsu,,,d al onc,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-03

Tho olnaey Of S1sa0o lu sll,vr
quarter dollars mas tegun la th,
San fmncisgo mint Yesterday n
Will take als1ug thrv months Go
oomplrge this o,dnas,.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-03
KaISominers, Paper Hangers and
Decorators.

7, Al ~ orders viii receive prompt attention.
stllnaies on'au kinds of work ia our line
cHiSy1eIiuily iS1sy gwen. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Salem. Or.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-03
GENERAL BANKING,

Exchange on Portland, San FRANCISCO
New York, London and Hong h0Rg S,lEg
boupht and sold. state, County and CITY
warrants bought. Farmers are cordially
invited to deposit Bnd transact business
with US. Liberal advances made on
wheat, wool, hops and other property at
rates. Insurance on such Sc
curity can be obtained at the bank IN
most reliable companies.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-18
THE CIVIL SERVICE.


WAsHixerox. Iuiy IT, This toasrth annn
nj rppoft of the eisii service eufn mission.
ssrx Il made pnhlsc to-day. A lasse part o:
she report IL drsn,ci 10 statistics 81 an IN
terrssfns character, Betseea January issa,
and June iss7, Hasa persons were exam
lined, iaHB ~ Nhvfa successfully passed
The l,efp4usaxu OF failures was ~ male and
n f,ssaalc OF the successful applicant.
1sls have received appointments. The re
tufs seeemmei,ds the sssenslaa 81 tbs elias
slfed service 10 embrace employees af tbs
railway nail ecfsscs. aaii employees 81 the
ludian and iahaF baresas. the Indian
sehoeis aud fsla graded clerks IN the GUAR.
master gcnetsls oI'ftr and ihe var depart.
meut
Tbe rs,ssrt easaelaiss With statement 81
prartienf effeets ~ the ctsll sefyiss, at and
rules. Tue eanistselss existing 10 tbs eva
xnrslre before the approval % the at sai
the Improvement 81 the service hinder the
ias aud rules are reviewed, asid ehlseiion.
10 The law stated aaa answered q SONG
leug'h.
Amaag The concluding paragraphs 81 ias
rcs,cst Is the following -fhs civil ssri iet
acs has nna is~en IA farcv over foat yrHrs
part af the time unsief pslr rSrta Aaa ls,ri
unsist the other, THAT there hks i.esn a.
ceni,tsshsa In the execution al thsl rs
x1nxutnc frfensiz sxparisst - n8i claimed
bat h MAR he said that Isl the resuiss % u.
execution l. shesa the wissism of tbs
pesneirsc at ditoFetns subordinate asiecs
~ the government ffSsss g,s.titics ani eist
eioas and maktnx continuance Ia sfieS
dependent mos aEstn PARTS service but aisia
merit ana ssssa fsehAyter la this reSpl,el
the law has pgosiucad se-a'ts Watch ar
not exsfass<aistiS dessrft~s, surprising ?
The fe,seft MAS prepared BY Commissioners
0iseriy aud u sisusi ~ The tarse Harm
SNf. IL The eommss.sau ias nsss alssea sfna
frpn the resulaiion 81 issf. Fv8aigiaz evr
ti{ifatfssn 81 the hesd at an eeicN q; tlss
whole lis uf eisr tides tas pFamet3ou
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WILL VISIT rNE sOt>p.
rae special Immigration e.mn,t
Tee te study Chinese fronticE-
lsr0sainr.


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pomnaittee On Importation ~ FssasFaft ara
paapes iaisar viii Art visit New N,sk and
hn~spn. aud izser IN the seasen NiN pFssss
ahts nsss%sst So Saa ffsHcssns So tnstnire
into fhe sshiarse iat-as question: &Fsrsx
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1axx the sscsfssiun< of the T.s4nmitfec afls
net Ia aaS NAY * allowed - es'sss Tgsssa ~
arfls.,f III csAEFess upon tbs lsettsss hiil
4, v3ye effect % the asw tatnese Fss5Aix
hs,f will h. mainly dSaosea - aseasss ass
n,t.at II tbs fsrss attending the tsnts,Fis
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