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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1889-11-30
MENKEN's ORDER DEPARTMENT.

Repo nding to the growing requires
ments OF our numerous patrons living
outside 'of Memphis, we have enlarged,
reorganized and improved our "Order
Department" so that those residing at a
distance shall have the same advantages
as if here in person.
All goods, if returned in a reasonable
time (say three days after receipt,) and
in the same condition as when shipped,
will be exchanged for anything required
or the money paid will be refunded, at
pleasure Of the purchaser,
Freight will be prepaid on all orders
amounting to $5and over, except queens.
ware, glassware and wheeled good, such
as baby buggies and velocipedes. No
goods will be sent on approval but as
above stated-articles not satisfactory
can be exchanged or the money will be
returned.
You know we keep every ready-made
garment worn by men, women and chi'S
dren, as well as the materials to make
them. You can get silk dress or bon.
net, suit Of gents or boys clothing, a
carpet-in fact, everything to wear or
use in the household. We have really
Thirty stores in one. ana the manage
ment of the thirty costs very little more
than the management of one; 80 we are
enabled to sell at lower prices than
Others. Our standard always is, "Excel-
lence."
NOTE: Special discounts to ministers
and teachers. All orders should be ad-
dressed to
THE J. 3. MENKEN COMPANY.
Nos. 371, s7s, 375, S77, and 37S Main
Street, Memphis, Tenn.
Sept. IA, 3m.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1889-11-30

ABpuuS sIO15q sLoQ !IosilS
re qoreI OF 5u!ulom GrpsInVL fIsAo
psnss! S! pue 'ssSud ueolx!s 81 iIH9eM
eqL 'lueG IuuoG suO 30 uon!pa
GI4oeM p!pueIds 81! loJ oq!Iosqns 10 'eunA
-eo!d GurU eVl ol uond!Iosqns .sVluoH
eeIul IoJ sIcUoQ aaIVL puas 'Ilel plnoQs
IsdedsMsu lurl Su!MouF VlIoM liz
NOUN pup seun qua 10 lscoIqr ds9E Oh
.ols aV 5u!u!Gns lnoV4!M
prs1 90 o. lus!oBus ez!s 10 'edAl M9n
IesIo u! pelu!ld s! eunGso!d eqL 4!Iou
GIp1slU 10 IepIo q5!Q c 10 e1n pur uop
-uluuoJu! puu lseIslu! 10 seoInos SuH!rJun
eIc sIsqo puU slu!od e!IsN 'sunf e!uu0r
's!AuQ eIooN a!uoK 400 eu!LEVlr0
'sIeA!H IIssd 10 suopnq!l4uoO lG!o7dS
Qua puu 's!Lud pur HIoA MsN uoIi
s1oalsI 81! :spIupusas peldsoor sle pnr
elsldmoo eIr slIodsa aeHlrN pur Ir!ol'u'
-uoO 81! :sMeN onsemoQ p'r n1!9Iod
lurlIodut1 Iu IsAoo suurISsIo.l Ii'QlnoS
Iulosds pur sssId psle!oossv s.! ;IoArJ 10
IuaJ luoqllM sAeu sql lie Soap }! :Al'"l!l
pun snoIoIpnr eIu sIu!Iol!pa slI 'N7Is!l
-qnd sIodUd sIQs!IeI 4som puG s,'SMsu
eU, 10 quo 81 euEGuoId suueIlO MaN III
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1889-11-30

An old farmer in the Granite State one
'unday morning started to wind up his
great silver watch and found that the key
was filled with dirt. Being unable to
dig tie matter out with pin the farmer
drilled hole in the key, and withsa
single breath blew all the dust out Then
he sat down to think, and within month
had patented that hole. To-day in Le-
.anou, n. H., there is large factory
running by electric power wherein are
manufactured daily thousands and thou
sands of watch keys of every possible size,
shape and design. Each one of these
keys contains the hole which has been
Pa ented by the farmer The latter has
already made fortune.-EX.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1889-11-30
SAM JONES ATNATCHEZ,
A few of the Rough Diamonds Turned out
of His Mill.

Clarion. .Ledger.l
Rev. Sam Jones lectured to large aus
dlence in Natchez, one night last week,
and the Banner caught the following
straight tips. The subject was "Ge'
There"
ut is worth trip to the end of the
world to talk with grand and noble
man."
"While preaching in Kentucky spoke
LOT raising children when an old blue
grass fellow said: Weraise horses and
bring up children" I told him, Eyes,
you raise horses worth $50 900 a piece,
and bring up children worth about SIS
hesd."
"The devil keels over and goes to sleep
whenever preacher reads mis- sermon.
How does he expect his audience to re-
member the sermon when he can't re>
member il himself"
Some preachers mistake perspiration
for inspiration"
"a congregation will pack preacher
in an ice box and then "cuss" because he
won't sweat
eve need high idea, and ought to
live up to it. In this country, the old
folks are after a dollar and the young
folks after good time; want to see
manhood lifted up"
''God never thought of dude when
he made Adam A dude is a pimple on
the BODY of society. He is so little, that
il you suit on him be will drown if he
can't swim He ought to be sent back
to Nature to be Finished
Il like live town; stagnation is next
station to damnation.'
'It is a surprise to me that some people
dom. go to hell by natural combus-
ton"
"Next to old Hickory Jackson, l think
Grover Cleveland is the bravest and
grapdest President we ever had His
backbone is as big as that stove pipe. l
love to see man with plenty of back.
bone. Some fellows have nothing but
a cotton string up their back with few
ribs on it,"
"In California they don't believe in
hell but they have more of it there than
any place I have eyer BEEN"
Some men are so small aud narrow
minded that a fly could stand on the
bridge OF their nose and kick out one eye
and paw in the other They can see
through key-hole with both eyes and
amt cross-eyed either"
"A christian should be the livest Of
all"
81 like grit. I like to see man. with
the courage to stand up before the blazen
mouth of public opinion. | don't like
bully; fellow who will cut and shoot.
That is where there is danger--cut home
and shoot under the bed"
you talk about Heavenly recogni-
tioa, what want is earthly recognition.
| want folks to speak to me here. When
l get to Heaven aud have crown on my
head and harp in my hand I don't care
whether they speak to me or not"
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1889-11-30

Don't be afraidto do your duty because
some one ridicules or opposes you. A man
who has opinions OF his own and the
courage to advocate them will be sure
to have opposition in this world,
because he runs across or the contrary
to other peoples opinions. but just keep
right ahead if your cause is right and
your conscience is clear. Don't bother
yourself about what people say; life is
too short for that. Some will abuse you
through envy, others for want Of sense,
others, still, for want OF principle, and
some because they honestly differ with
you; but if you keep on openly, msnfully
intelligently and with proper dignity Of
character, honesty Of purpose and self
respect, those who differ with you will
respect you and your opinion.--Ex.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1889-11-30

The barbed wire fence trust is to put
up the price OF wire with the fences. No
trust was ever invented for the benefit
of the farmer; not even the trust he is
given at the village store, where bad
liquor is sold.-Picayune.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1889-11-30

The Weekly Memphis Avalanche is
one Of the best, largest and newsiest
papers in the South. The Avalanche
and SENTINEL, together with ticket in
the drawing, one year $3.50,
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1889-11-30

The Rev. George H. Thayer, Of Bourbon
Ind, says; "Both myself and wife owe
our lives to Shiloh's Consumptive Cure"
Sold by Hughes 4 Nance
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1889-11-30

That hacking cough can be SO quickly
cured by Shiloh's cure. We guarantee it..
Sold by Hughes s. Nance
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1889-11-30

Group Whooping Cough and Bronchitis
imediately relieved by Shiloh's cure.
Sold by Hughes & Nance.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1889-11-30

Job work neatly executed at the SEN
TINEL Office,
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1889-11-30
Has been Thoroughly Rfittde
and Refurnished.
Electric Bells and Elevator.

Cor, 2nd and Madison st MEMpUlN TENN
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-11

While the people Of seattle are re-
covering from the conhagration of
Thursday. they must not forget TO
take measures VIII d viii render a re-
curenee OF such = disaster inspossi-
bic. Those who favor the erection II
wooden buildings within the IRE lint
its do not rsaifxe That If their advice
we're acted upon the city would be in
six mos.tiIs as fair field for con.
iiagratioo as i was on Thursday
morning. Only lack would save a re-
earrence Of the disaster. The people
vi Seattle are brave enough ind inanss
enongh TO stand enc such bios With
oat nlurmurins, hat 10 people on
ca iis cuuid stand tso. As ue rebuild
les ns build permanent city. The
DAY 1T cheap fraE.s IN Seattle l. past.
IL took severe experience TO tesch
" the important lesson shat woo,i
VIII burn, bus, 80 far as Iis., great ma
isrity u TIE people are eofaefned, the
Iesson is thofeashsx learnes.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-11
ruE rEorossD kE-rLAr.


i 1t is scarcely less important thar
the strict maintenance OF the flrs
limits. that the proposed re-plat OF ths
burnt district should be carried out a
! proposed. The change from the old
arrangement 10 system based upon
convenience ard taste viii in its~Ii
within q very few years be important
enough to destroy sll regret for the
disaster which has made il possible.
The old system was awkward and in
convenient to the last degree II has
not single Point OF advantage. bat
on the contrary was q continual an
novance 10 business. besides being un-
slightly la The extreme. The PROPOSE
iian TO re-plas the burnt district hsd
It's suggestion in Disadvantages long
recognized and regn tied.
Ii has been felt that here was an
opportunity to lemeay old mistakes
just a- Boston snd Chicago remediea
similar mistakes after the great fires
In these cities. Opposition 10 the re-
plat has ana can have 10 ether basis
ihas selfish interest,". No single con-
sideration OF public good as dis
tingIished from private interest can
be named in comn.endation of 1t. The
lead in the opposition movement has
q deeper and tss creditahie motive.
namely. wish TO prsvent the corpo-
ration from assuming direct interest
In the city front The proposed Rail-
raaA avenue would be Tot only con-
venience TO business but an aid TO
Commerce so important A. TO add
very materially 10 she advantages OF
Seattle as . ort 1T transhipmept.
II This opportunity to give t. our
business district proper and conveni
ens organization Is neglected, great
shall have been lost and
one OF the important eompen>ations
for our recent disaster stall have
been throsn away. We believe that
the sentiment of the city IN overwhelm-
lngsy favorable TO the proposed inn
provensnts and We helieve the coanci
will have the integrity to be guided by
this semimens
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Ga.s,..ns Ax.ln.. rar~..

Chief Eazinc Collins kax Stationed
wrtesHasst IA tEe fever ui TIC ns4iy, r>tfy
u sook Qua Iuf sFs thAt usa, ssgixsn
TIE mt n. fsss sisss4gsfas mas hecss ss:sstos.-
cd ne &F b.. a. a sfsil o. fEit.ts W Ii
sleep IN tlac A msr, IN ord ~ re ea
haassi NJ n.t,ass uss Lssflev If au siersa
snld In gssyn by sse wats htnan. Tar
stifef adopted ais nssss iasI. thu kiBg IL
best, SIS the IRE be rs IN the rsaita part of
tho city Lase Dces. siasnssS.s a and II Is isss-
ptssstbls e. give auy ofiiee -i.ins.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-11

The business aHen Of the East have
not lost faith ia Seattle. There il not
reputable arm in the eisy which has
not received many kilograms from
Eastern lobbers since the TIRE, Offer
ing 10 ship gssocs at once on any terms
that the purchaser isaay suggest. These
tel grams are not Of SYMPATHY bur OF
business. The iobssrrs arr anxieus 10
sell geosis on credit here Epcaase thew
saow that their customers are - sale
g. they we're before The ire. 4 .iis.
aster like that u Thursday has never
r'erniassemtig injured Hse town. and
II viii not injare Seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-11

The fcrtitatie. even cheeri9iness, OF
the People OF Settle under the grea,
misfortune ahieh has befalien them j.
remarked by all Each day the remark
has i,een made that in another twenty
four hours the extent of the calamity
would I've realized, bur, ia ,seDance Of;
this prediction. each day has seen tie
spirit of pluck afd determination not
t.buw hsfure mis- ortnne uiurs manifest
than before. Ii seems thar the fail
extent of the Calamity is realized and
that the people are determined not 10
spend valuable time iamenting over
IL. There Is great work be lore I'll. IA
aud they are turning to it with quiet
enthusiasm which sill not adniit Of
defeat. Seattie's strength IS In her
people, and so hong as they are inn
bned with the spirit which is mani
Tested today the friends oil the city
need have no fear. Such people Go
not fail.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-11

ana wssnan's Iseiief.s,ern Was held q the
" Ez-rafl eAsa csr4er Frof11 al Tniyer-
ssfy streess last evening. Alter DIS IN
vi n OF fA~ sttaaIssss abe following exttsf~
tive committee gss afsrsoiaget. stevens
Fs~r, ". 81. kiolHi sfasi r Mznwasipg I:
Nj sr Posi- 4. trs ssa4u; Eaisn Veteran
Club. &. A. Cav AaHaAus belief nzps.
IL :. Helen Burke Tte EsgHsaitsce oreafa-
fxsxi with ". ~. Holm. ss chairman ard
u A. tsas a. sscve AIRY. fels haze bessa
D ten 4 IL the urenarxi Il Mr.. A \. Henny
wis ne anv vess an ran sezssw his expert
ene- OF = sis ssfe bs sleeping on the ground
andef raaa as
Among arrivals Ia Seattle yesterday was
Ar. II " H. sszess VIII N ur.ss ate: ga
absence 81 Eve tsa M sac. was
wxrsaly welcof4ed Is nsany .lA Frssnss
who h0Esx that he ONES r. masn p.,f-
rsanenfis. At fnls tsine seat lie needs JUS
saeh men as Mr. eEssy.
Appz Ff0Sal. MESSAGES
felegran r e. igxd VA Is city from
Hon. Jaan :. Tfarks al exp esses tn deep
eat sympathy for he Pc PIE nI ~e-ssl-s.
DE~ Nom -. June !, iss9
Leigh :. J. Hn.s. s~asfe. NJ. -sasa-
u xe greatly with y n III sestile wants
cuts de help seS Us know. and Iszs will
gia : FesEAsnt-
NIIIlAx A. IoSEs. Editor Register
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Sixteen b dies were recovered at Johns
town yesterday morning.
Engince-> lett Pis sre Dsk yestersisy 10
surye a road u, oiish ~ 10 PA "a roHnd,
presamaol To Seattle. II will be csli.d
,he AiddlaGa & Pacific. The | lfnois Gem
tsai y barking the project.
Whissey caused the s..~s Of 1900 men in
the Jatnstown nosd. When the water ne
gap 10 - nisn invaded tas sal ons and
drank mp tisc liQno =. A thosI~and drunken
nsen were on tbs street when the delug.s
e@isie Una le ta save themselves they
slrsggsd others down. and cir families
sSre 0roenesi foF Isfsk uf their assistance
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DUKRER STAMPS : ANE~ 4 ELLIS
III vi ~ fcu d at or near the old stand
80, Second ssrs-t Manufaefur RI III eve v
ktbd % Rubber. steel s-sa Dstirg stamp,
stencil, reals, etc. All Kinds OF iSb
P1thttHf
W ASTED-A tii RI TO co ON A RANCH
in family OF two. Apply room q.
Russell
lfR- ~ W. roTTiE. SECRETARY AND
NJ anases uf the state lnsusa &c so..
al salem. OR II IN tie eifv. adjusting and
pay Z he ID, ses Of ths.s eomp~ns. All OF
their hs-s@- will be p-iti IN full rs soaia as
sd sinners asesstm Iced.
.HHF MEk HAMS NsTIONAI. kANK.
iti ted states Gersssi Dry can IL.
found reatss for all kind af hank ny l,uss
ines. al the banking rssnms ~ Fikins &
-lsler. e..rsss- % reeof'd nj cherry.
INlkk~iATk HniSG AID LOAN
Association loans money without bid.
ding fer II at q per cent d L. Fy- gen.
efsi snso aver. a- James street
TO u. L. FRY, WESTERN MANAGER
inserstsse Loan ard RnIldinx As~f,-
eiaftan. Gan furnish 4soD0o within 10
safs. si0ooe pa month after. Neil Nc
Atllsu, $. eretasy
NIxxEAroiIs. NfSS. June s.
w ANTED--nY EXPERIENCED N1I
~ partner With Is 0sle Ia y.af,ep ranis,i.
dry gsssss bnsinsss: references given AMI
reaaiEed. Aasses.. HALEY. 2 this ofliee.
y.sog RENT = THO UNFURSfsHED
! fnous. Apply Immediately. I.gl7
fienfh street nesr sfewsss
laaR kEsT- PLEAsA Nj ROOM ASD
bara is'F gentleman ar gentleman
Miif rifT, In private fsmiiy. 4si RIuH
ssre-f. qasep Anne tswn.
- UafABlE SITS ftiR TFNPf5Raey
g q Hlsnssst wholesale houses are
ssstsaeu en- nissss lssrr "a ter ny the wese
rsss'fie lsIsd A Improvement Co. with
Isres TREE elos kaye Aas,ly 10 Esiss 1,,,sr'
= ewel - 4 . far the pf, stsA az Ef.osa
! l, Ais~el Va bosigs building.
NOTICE THE OFFICE OF TgsF WASH
~ sxt n FRO Works Co. wtf h. snus,t
~ rufkcs bssek. etranr Third and Tisicn
ipiNG LnsA- The TOERAEss
~ lF W t5aepf 60 II pr. parcel - fssrpish
Orgy III ans amount on short go, - i
- hts fAte . aat-s fs~s, for he yss,rys,~,s Is
Te-eas ssftg. NJ re the n lsss are fssrfsuet
Noissf emss Re fatd car as The tlilsiitsr 10,
eafsSsss o. al ONE fs-t or FFark ~
; l, from IS. tselossssI block.
HEaki BpDD IiiE FASH T15N9ETT
H. istter. may be fnurd on spssng 81
f-t.eess -eeena ana Thirys. 80
4 sAftAIs stA1rfELp HAS -Fs,f;1Sn
~ AlD1nd 4 Phillips and the asasa.,s. :
Iag wa-rss with wsrsh,,ase aeeomusfsls-
sls'sss. anu = nfs prepared 10 give lansiiup
20 all boats 'or wbtce e IL agent
A =. 10 icy HOLDERS HAVING;
losses IN tee following cornrss.i' VII.
psesse retost immediately 70 T.yIar q
nnrtl-. 70 ssn le, Nailors hnilslne Ftaa
- - 10 hia, Liverpool and london n1.d
ssae,ss ~fNitfi-s Tnsoa and NationsI. Ne.
Ltslspsl. sAste Investment Hsgas,i,~v-
EFt assa Pfasssan Nal 0nai, Uss3os, II Nssw
1-@i.tia. s3sts Nevsds. 9 rard Con linen.
!. 1919. lsE i-lsns'. FIR Has's. PravieeBes
1isss'ii. g. Paul, Nest Chester. SUI sire
A.IHUk HILL. 4. u u ~. Ply
4 +. slsian AID "a tatan. Kaarss aud 4
rainier ho1ss, corner Pike and Front.
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lAk. b y. Johnson. UFFsrrs
~ -. Colonial hsock. rssissenciS -
Ter avcnsae ( - Ia
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Il 20 * HILL. A. - "a ~, PfIY-
a SO IA assd snsEsan. Rooms and &
rainier houss, corner Pike and Front.
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BslTiMogE. Nd. June q
To Nessrs, Lowmsn K Hsnsor.t. Sssttle
--Gentlemeos cur symp-tny ia the swIul
cassmity that hiss befsiien Van. Please
DRAG ON rs for si0o Ier s..ssr ci1vss relief
fund. Nm. KxABE & co.
SAN Francisco. June TO-
IL. n. VanAmringe agent. csstsle: You
have lad power IL act for us. Extend
liberal credit 10 deserving.
nkaLEe. JOHNSON Il Go.
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4 sEh-uSS visit. Nc 10 BUY "a
f6sines~ = ojSrts cRa he(o
wants sslppl esi sf Crawford q xaS6
Newi N Is eek. Is
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A 6ikL wANTED Ar ONCE
a % Z. sengerinRn, cofaer Ief1
Washington.
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AEATILE l$<IR ME- tt5XT3
- offce. sos Cais,h stres;, BIT weea
AMI Fifth ~ssrr.. ~!
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4 I'll mo lad SUPfIIeS~< I 4 .
~ pienty Of onr rexuisr s'ec65 r
osupsfy al resnands TO our 4
stsruaysa Oil o. p%ny
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THE CITY Phi .lfIeN. GH' p
I VIII re fensd A. fsirsi aslzl ~ : 5'
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~ EtiisIRATIttS ~ \ TEko -
IN l. b teby 1ix u fhst the rcxiq
81 vo ess for tn erstiing. city ii e@is4
tpxs plss@ a. fhe o.. 4, 81 the city e@<
The eenrt h.suse. ON Third stree. t4
june ~ and Js3c y, .xSa. iclurly@
tNee { g hours of ! q hi. End - ~
e.. ami 4 p, m, y. m, and 2 +. N
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HEFNFR s DI~lIUN. RIAL
Ii osokers--we is-se oresi 4 4HH
recon STR ef. Ia shr Asses HYuon
ing here ~e sre so~ reads ID II
- proc g.. We have = tash sG3
Tor bu isers lot 81,
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NOTICE TO BAgBgks--ALi. nal
An who asv asst tSesf 0oIA In }12
iire y III b. fnrsfs@ed 9Th new e
ine bsfb.. 3 saps. Y foas, II Tscoc..l
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~ ASTkIA-tslRi. FOR RANCH F.
work in fam " OF two. As
sell house. rsiem n 2:>Z!s!
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EstEsssk - \ AoH IL, Al IttkSS3
NJ 'e-. sssv b found a. Rsu1n
hiss h artfi fHsshs.s sasssss.e.
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r oAasN 4 sEANF0gf. IS s775s
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