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The daily critic., 1890-12-06

Tie Carnival % Nations continues
Ne attract large crowds % the National
RIFLES Aruory. and .asi evening the
EaI na- packed almost ru sutCcadau
TIE rro-r anime ile.lIed uuuhe af
uIelI.l executed fancy dances add
aHisuc4ay conceived tsh.eagN The
"laIIlf4l Wll come Iu q close lhis
lFrriuE ben au attractive programme
Wil De- given audi b uauler of articles
NfII le auclaull OH There was
IsIle crowd az lt- matinee ~ ddv
The daily critic., 1890-12-06

.... idcn, the pioneer I1stI'lment man,
..... 1gafed af r'0aud ql1 Seventh stract
has iusi returned from The east
fs With 1H immense supply uf all
1usckccniuC goods. carpets. stoves.
You can furnish your hons from
carrct, gt tins store. with cash
U. he install ment plan
The daily critic., 1890-12-06
Nnt Lnnr atLihnrtr

Michael kayanaugh was released
from lhe Workhouse yesterday and he
and George salisbury spent the after
noon IN visiting The saloons south Of the
Avenue Last night officer Ellis saw
them drive horse and buggy aRly
from The Post Building. corner of Tenth
and ID streets He took them iu Gus
iOdy near Thirteenth street, and IN the
Police Court Ia day lhey were charged
with being yagranis Both were com
mittgd % the farm for sixty days each.
The daily critic., 1890-12-06
POLICEMAN CHARGED WITH ASSAULT

The Evidence Proved NJ Co ue Justi-
EAbie aud the Case was Dismissed.
Officer KCcfe of the Third Precinct
was in the dock in Police Court 10.
day charged with having assaulted John
Britt. a colored man. Last Wednesday
night Officer kctfe went to BritCs
house TO arrest James Mcintosh on a
warrant charging him with petty
larceny Britt testified that he was try
ing 90 point out the room upstairs In
which Mcintosh was sleeping. As he
was doing So officer kccfc knocked him
down with his billy.
The officer said be had Just started up
The steps. with lamp 10 Que hand and
his club Ia the other, when Britt grabbed
him by the collar and pulled him back.
As lie did 30 he struck Britt Officer
kCefe's partner told the same story, and
Judge Miller dismissed the officer.
The daily critic., 1890-12-06
The Voice

Is easily injured the slightest irritation #
ihe lHIHat pr laryBA 40 once affecting rs
tone. HeZbllty ur power AM efforts 10
sing OF speak u public under such euudi-
lions, become nor only painful but danger
Gus. and should be strictly avoided until
every symptom J, removed To eject a
speedy cure uo other medicine IS equal 10
The daily critic., 1890-12-06
rrorIdsd MIln ! Retter sIsepInr rIacs.

This morning Minnie Judsou was
found sleeping under a bush on the
Mall and placed under arrest on a
charge of yagraucy She told the
Judge that she staIled out for her SER
vice place early and while passing
through The Mall she experienced a
faiuting spell AS she had been % tue
farm before the Cuun placed but IiuIe
couhdence in her story and sent her
down again.
The daily critic., 1890-12-06
An oIa Aa.ss pI.pro,sa.

From o. r. AsE la'i Il0T.L
Mrs Shaw, the whistler, is sin 10
Europe piling up a big fortune IN def
ance Of the old pToyerb about girls aud
hens
The daily critic., 1890-12-06
lie kuew Hsr seron,i.

FFna rs Nar Tgrt SIN.
I'VE can't leave far au h8ur
"Why uGt.'
My wife bas gone into the kitchen for "a
second
The daily critic., 1890-12-06
rhat WIN nnIst rhem.

From ne dmsris1r SiafioHsr.
Clerk-IIercs another statement from
Inkwell e Co. Shall pay It?
Principal No Tell Nalise to place
another order-a large one with them.
The daily critic., 1890-12-06
Csrri,d uulcber KnIfe and nricl,

Last night Officers Dean and Hide
Iotlocd q Colorcd man acting suspj.
C'ru,ly at the corner nC Fourth aud q
suCCis \ boy told them the man had
l,tn Standing there for sn hour watch
ii- for some woman The officer,
arrested him and found hc had a big
luighCr knife Ia one pocket and brick
In he other The officers booked him
~ ilc Second precinct under the name
~ George Thomas and 10 Police Court
Go day he was charged with carrying
CUrCcnlod weapons.
The night doctors chased me on
Thursday night, said the prisoner TO
The Judge "and pul the knife aud
btick IN my pocket TO protect myself
lest night
The prisoner said his right name was
Flank King and his wifc's name Mary
Jackson and that they lived happily
q gCihCr Judge Miller concluded Ia at
the man was not perfectly rational. and
continued the case until Monday SO that
additional witnesses could be- sum-
muntd.
The daily critic., 1890-12-06
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
CHOICE CHRISTMAS PRESENTS

Examine the hne selected stock Of Ladies and Gents
Pocketbooks, Bill Books Gard Cases, Purses Shaving
and Toilet Cases, Collar and Cuff Boxes Music Rolls and
Writing Tablets.
The largestlin ofLadies and Gents Furnished and
Uniurnshed Satchels and Valises.
Also large line of Trunks and Harness OF the very
best quality OF Goods Twenty per cent. discount on
Horse Blankets and Lap Covers. Whips in large
variety.
K IN H Fl s $ rs,
Seventh Street, ext o
The daily critic., 1890-12-06
IL..L.a n-L-.L.-

Atareceuf mlel.a- af ne lIrle.ar-
~ Ie DHcoraH Fire Ilzuuale CHu-
Iauy Nr John B Wight Was e.e.-j
ore ut ILe board ~ directors
The daily critic., 1890-12-06

U HH.r. ill EaH g.. taa-r ..eaau NJ
huas laT1- sre laa Ar f1rsar- ul
The daily critic., 1890-12-06
nImcrlt tIterstr -
F,oa "a. smgt.as saioar

From Hs iwsTir1l Si4I0Her.
Scribbler-lllve you read my book,
The Grandfalher's Revenge
Iiackcr-From the first TO the last
word.
ScriLbler-W Was it SO interesting as
that.
IaCker-Um-er-the fact is. Quill
dig bet me that | could not read the
whole book. and took him Jap. I was
determined TO win.
Doctor-Iou must not read when
you are hungry.
Patient-Noi even the bill of faree-
american StJiiOnCr.
The daily critic., 1890-12-06

Robinson, Parker & Co., the American
Clothiers, southeast corner Seventh aud u
streets northwest, have q splendid selection
Of fmeu's stormCoais and ulsters in an sizes
4r1 f.rf.ge
The daily critic., 1890-12-06

EurcFeF ufIE F.aTr aHs H .a-.a#
, syrup Eas Iaeu u-eI lor .a.|IH-.
hG. lt 61athls lll -l..I sll.ea- a-
inaFs aIl raiu. cares Ual HI lr
lst remedy lqr lIaHala.
lalts bottle.
The daily critic., 1890-12-06
Ilarp els + tuarhws
EIks lIem9IIeI ser4Iee

Tie iuviIafiou uf Washington lodge
No. IS Qf Elks Las been accepted ly
Euumrueut 80. W UlIau Veteran
Legion O. attend fll Ess u-mar.a n
at 81 Paul i = Church IaeufE-
hind .reeI anal l.u-tau Circle.
Ile legion WII ass-u. fl.r h4.l
81 9Q Z. u-
The daily critic., 1890-12-06
h dlen,s - IAI HnnI.-

IIU .as chance vOu ever had 90 buy U3r
... e '1r Week ending November a'
W. H. WoraHroy s. CO..
The daily critic., 1890-12-06
Ihs .CaraIgaI' CIoses Ta-NIglt.

? ~ saIIoH- = IlfHutI b. IIaI-
The daily critic., 1890-12-06
THE DAILY CRITIC
CRY sPECtALs
Dur rarIor Eurniture.

Yorn CAu "tsu oyIr Cl-u-
The daily critic., 1890-12-06
noIausbIIa I.aagd Do Jan

Eerkeley pure rye whisky.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10
In.lnx Ih.Ir Ilss.lA

wonslsr shy u 10 that little prominence
eau--. some men % -. their bea.L ADJ to
give theul-slVs- airs shich only disgust tLo.s
with -hom they are brought into ooatact IL
/. "a the cr~iit q the higher officials of thu
goy.rnm~nt that they rcaliis that they ar.
only t.nporArtly intTustei sith poser. Ani
are afabls AMI Approschsbls have In nay
eve, though, . sulariinais sho imA.ins- that
hs coutrols every brahch u the gr,ai dspart-
u-ut u which, Ia truth. hs Ia an sIo,..llngly
Insignificant part n be- hA. any -ors b 40
/, /. no, T.rc.ptib.s 10 the ordinary visitor.
lie 40. al hls table loahing comfortably bacs
In hi. chair AMI NESTING All, ave . fec 30
eial frisnls. ~tth such AZ air - stony milf.
fervnos AMI unmitigais-i ennui that . man %
.oman must haVss soci deal % DsrNs to
persist In --king 10 obtain Information.
lie "a. rather nicely caught, however, the
other day A frlsni u mine call-i on him
anil ass-l In rs-T.-rt ~ the status % os-a
TIE high ami mighty petty oticial could Mt
r.rneml-sr anything about a. After gU.i
deal q conversation my frIsnd finally Ali
.well. Nj -, was mt here by Secretary
- a. obtain this lnformAtion lie naturally
.upt.--.i that a. 10 sas In ths sooT. q your
dutiss yOu cuuh give u ~ul rvturn and
tell him that you ar. unable % DO so." The
say thu hithsrto ignorant man jumI--i ~ bic
i,., AMI t-gan ~ith the utmost 'olability 10
impart that shlch sas desired plainly sho-~i
that, the I., % the ooutrary n0,siihstAni'
ing. there /. soci dsal after all In name,
especially n u b. that - . suEsriOr -Wash-
ington Prv-s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10

Women ~ho wish 10 prs~srye the slimDs-s
AMI contour q their ngurs must t-gin by
lsarulns 10 stand sell That 10 siplainsi 10
mean the thrO.ins forward and up-ard %
the ehssi, the cAttsnins u the b~es, With the
,houIlsr bla.is- bell In their propsr plAos.,
anil the definite our,ing In the small u the
l-cl. thu. thrOsing the whole .slshi u the
holy upon the hip- No other women bod
themselves - vel a. the aristocrstic Ensl.sh
women. Much % Their b.auiy lis- In thar
proud carriage. the dslioats srcctBes e
their n.ur,- ami the fine pol-s % thsss hssiA
The sau,s aIi.,o.ratic carriage is within the
r.aeh oi Any American giri Who tAkss the
l-.in. % have u. u 10 only the question q
10. year. u .,srnAl yigllsns., n.,er REARING
her watehfulns-s over ber-slf, snd, sitting Or
standing. Alssys prs~srYing hsr er~tns-s aBi
p-s, the result t.ins that at the col " that
tim. it has b.cOus. --cood nature 10 bsr, AMI
abe never aftsr~ari l-.it Tx, Ia grrat
MEASURE, pr,-sry.- the figure, tscauss it ssrps
the muscls- arm and ~el strung ami pro
,ents the sinking down of the rs-h AROUND
IL. VAST ami hiEs. ~ common In wOmsn over
D.. and ~hich s Jsrfectly easy n e-cap~
Ano,hsr thing ~ svoli 90 tai habit q go
lns up stairs, ~hich mo-, women DO, bsnt for
ward, With the chest oontrsct~i, which, -
vel a. an in.ioleat, slouchy manner % ~slk.
ing, 10 injurious 10 the bssrt and lunsA-
Dr,~~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10
Written fet The Osfsri isvmecrsi.
PUMPKINS WITH CORN, AND OTHER
MATTERS

4 few weeks ago = correspondent
made au inquiry through the columns of
the Democrat IN relation io the prsctlca-
bility of planting pumpkins With corn.
"a no one Ia. answered, ! Will attempt
to do .o al ,his rather late day.
Never being = great believer In mixing
crops, thinking II better Ia obtain one
good crop than two poor ones, vet at
the time being a farmer With desire ."
raise enough for home consumption as
Gar q. po..iblc, I made the experiment
With pumpkins. aud beans. fonr row.
~ corn with pumpkins were planted
acro.. the ficld. -four with b-sn.. In the
fall they were cut ani shocked separate
". When hu.kc,i snl measured there
wa. fully - per cent. more corn wh-r-
m. beans we're planted, ani ~ q .upc-
rior quality. ! had rsuk growth ~
vines sui few pumpklns. hsNe sew
crAl time. bought pumpkin. to feel w
mllch COW. With no Irrrp'ible results
of anv klni.
tine other moo,sd question vii men
tion. The .hrlnk,ge 81 Wood hy fliing
for the stove. Some years ago, having
.oli q man q placr. hid som- v"o,l for
-,lr. saii to th. m,n. tb"r- acre .o
many cori. ~ " ocd al four ic,, hong, aud
probably by htilng u Nill measure morr.
lie siy. no, u will mcasurc les. VIII
Ing AZ all time. To- .uhmlt Ia honest. su-
pctior Intelligence. I accepted his ruling
Later on. having more wUoi Ia dispose
II to n minister, .sii there was so
much before fiiting. there !. lea. nov.
n. .,ys no, iher. vill D. morr. We
we're both oh.tinaie--he knew ani !
knew ani We hath knew, out ~ pure
cu...,in-... Wishing "a satisfy my.rlf,
took pile ~ four foo, wood ani
measured u. Nfrr htting and packing,
q. n-arss cuuld hgurr u, " .hrunk
ju.i ia Ter cent.
Nov ihcrr I. one inquiry Wish io
make. II 1. we'll known With ~. that
Buckhelds insuranc- rates arr very hlgh.
when Ne complsin wr arr told that the
cause 10 thi. I. our msagr- faCill,le. for
ia. sxtingul.hment of hrcs. For the
lstter protection. as we'll asa reduction
Of Insurance rates, ". have fofm-i q
village corporation, raised 10y hNstlon
.um not Ia cNc..i about slI1. We
have purrha .sSi q hani-tub and stored "
within nft, fc., of the undersigned
Iilton'. shop, wh"rr ih" waters ot th"
Ncsln.cut run In clo.e proximity. frior
to thl., IA. shop had h--n Insured st
per cent. Ca application for ~ lnsur-
anc-, the policy came PLACED at ] l.? p.t
cent. What am anxious to learn u, "
~ .hould procure steam fr- engine,
vl,h all the paraphcrnalh for the estin'
guI.hment 10 firr.. uhai soali bc our
raie., has.i on the above ad,snc" In
r,tingf
will here .tai. that. that after two
week. ~ negotiation. the Z - wss ~
duc.,i Ia l.. I'et cent.
(. IuIDN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10
rAuIiIAR TALKS.

MANY city resident. have an idea that
m.rle, gardening !. light work which
may bc pruhtably done 10y persons Ia
f.-hl. he,lth or advanced In years. Hut
non. ought to euter th. business for
profit except the young aud vigorous.
IN. man Who l. afraid of long days aud
Who can work out only when the wealth
rr I. Just right will never attain higher
standing among market gardeners, =,
Earih worm. .ub.lst on earth sbd dead
vegetable matter aud Darwin taught that
the world l. indebted "a them for ,egc-
table mould. In any rich, damp garden
.oll ON. may .ee bit. of vegetable mat
ter. piece. of dead weed. ar fallen leaves
psrtlally,i drawn Into the burrows of earth
worms. On withdrawing QUE of these
pIe,,.. II will be found eaten off AT the
lower end. The worms are thu. aid. fo
th. cultiyator in changing crude hber
into vegetable mould. They also AID
Ia the fine mineral matter by grinding To
pow der the small stones they swallow.
Tie earth-worm IL thus q friend to the
farmer.
The spread of certain weeds 10 lawn.
1. due to the introduction of the lawn
mower which inclines to weaken the
yra.. aud encourage dwarfish ar creeping
weed. that delight In abundant sun
shine and would be .ickly under q heavy
shade of rank grass.
va. not fortunate In my trial last
season of Peter Iienderson's new dwarf
lima bean.. being tempted by the early
spring I put the seei In the ground the
2i.t of MAY just before q two weeks
cold rain storm. Only on.-fcurth of the
seed .prouted aud the rest Lost much of
IL. vitality. One-.lxih of those that
grew iitd vines long enough for poles,
ia. other. dragged along = miserable ex-
i.ience through the ~rt summer. n
trial mc.. gave good satisfaction at the
table, though they are not q true l'nit
bean on poles. Tber are small snd not
q. rich ani tender ne the large pole lims,
hut will fll = place In the gar,ien WITH
out crowiing on any other variety.
Fine raw bone used daily Ca dust stable
floor. adds materially Ia the value ut the
manure for agricultural uses. Some
men Who buy manure from stables by
the year furnish the stable With bone
dust Ia be used ne described. The heat
of the manure softens and helps to de-
compose the bone and render II ht for
immediate use by plants. Raw bone
applied to dry land may remain Inert .
long time.-New England Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10

Il onos sA- somsthing .hsn . snAI boy
s.id an OIL .tAgsr yestsrdAy, that ! never
he.ri of s.nce, and that ~As . toad attack
snake, after tho latter had bssn forced 10 lss
20 his hold II -as In 9 blacksmith shop
ballt of Ios, In Indiana county The black
smith ~as working at his anvil When .
.lueaking sound ~as beard st ons slds of the
shop ~hich attracted aitsntiou
Turning 20 look. the blacksmith and the
narrator A~ lArg. toad dragging himsslf
into the inclosur., 9Th ffts~n inch garter
make following The make had the hind
l~x Of toad swallowed With pair of hoe
tongs the blacksmith caught the snake
which relea.si is hold - quickly - pc~sblA
instssd of hopping away, - ~as 10 bs ss-
psct~i. the toad turp~i itsslf around and,
leaping an inches high In the cir, came dovu
on the body of the make and bls itAvsgsly.'
-ntsburg Dispateh
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10
wrtiss Cor the Oxfori Drmerai.
NE IS RISEN"

All why shsahi live , ia my sorrvv .sli.
Q an veary % esVh snsi ssre nos o. stay.
80 lonely AMI dArk IL the y.sth I musttrvsi.
for The hove that ~s. nshi leans no morr on
my vy.
Thus I ssii In my sorov so bitter sni Will
Bst the srcsi hssr ~ pity that ever hohis dear
The waywart AHA. ~ith the nassk. trustiaz rhihf.
seat his o~n lg,lns snE,i 10 minister chesf'
whl< Q ~,ts by the ds-sr ~ the ssvalchsr c.li
for ihs u.a.af. .esls'i ap In 10. 'isfAss.. 80
dfvsT.
To NE. hle On. .srr .trisksn prvphst ~ oli.
Thew c.ms the S~ ~hi.ps'. What ios.' ihoa
hsuf"
"Arva-s thss. al msarpsr. nor .parn ths rthsf
That the tasrifal fatler dsth yesfn ~ l.ssts~
Tho Eannsnt ~ prsi-s fuf ths .ss krhsh ~ sfisf,
Tho snointinx efJoy Zoe Tho s.h.s 81 zoe
+" nj THAI nss - ,larA !. the ~sy IhSs mus, g..
Nay. mn ny the eye. that bila'is-i ~ith tesss.
AMI -ee on the Tar. dasky hiiltop., Tie si"~
of ths dsy .prihs iHmoftsi alrss'ii spIsaisi
" "i,,heli. u !. smpty, that -spahhcr coNi.
Ani .e.-t tlua nj q. tho slssi.~s Fs.e.
riss stone fIvm tie 'is-,f. ~ an saxs IA. tyel,
~. ". \.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10
FAST WALKING HoRsss FOR FARMERS

Iftho.e Who are breeding draft horse.
wouIi seek fast walking .lr-., Ia place 10
f,st trotiing draft .ircs. they would be
doing the right thing. An exchange h,s
the following good-.ense talk on ihi.
-uhl-,t:
la purhi.lug ar hiring a plow horse,
stake oii mile of rad. Mount tile horse
ani see how m,ny minutes u viii tax.
him to walk . mile. 4 hor.. that will
walk three miles an hour u worth three
time. a.. much ne horse that
walk. but two miles. The thr-e-,nile
horse not only does ne much work In
two DAYS az the tuo-inlle horse doe. In
three, hut he enables the man behind the
plow Ia do ~ per cent. more work In u
dsy than he csn do behind q two-mile
horse. And the min and horse consume
with the SLOW team ~ PER cent. more
ration. In doing the same work than the
fast walker does. In twelve months the
man would do no more cartIng and
blowing With the slow horse than be
" oald do ln eight months With the fast
walker.
Suppose q farmer to hire man aud q
two-nllle horse to do an amount of pl0w-
ing and czriing that takes three months
10 perform. and pays 81 . month for hls
feed and els for man Who boards hlm-
self; ca n month; three months e'1.
n he hires the same man els q month
and pays 81 for horse feed, and % for 4
fast walker, he will do In two months what
the slow team does la three. Two
months, fast team, feed and plowing, nj
e3S month, go. Direct loss by slow
horse, e17; besides the work done by the
slow horse u not % well or 20 scasonsbly
doue-the seed may be put In the ground
TOO late causing serious loss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10
CiiNru> RirLHI, l.,e y pi,s,h -,

rag .at..fvtisr hsrvbr rses puhhs n"slss
Al y. -. h.,sn tuiy apt.int~i ~ w h,uet
- Is.irs - Probate Or m teantf ~ uNt"f',
at asslms-i m trust ~ Aa~l"'''fa'"' ~
,uNeIES a. RlCk>ILL, tsis u Hsf'ieri
IN .,li 4 .antr. hssca-rt. bf gifihf $50 =, -
80. .iirrt. ~ ttusryfsr r-lar-ts 81 49,
tn isits.l o. ths estsir of AL 'issee-e' '.
t.,r...ratr payus-nt. sal th.s-s sh, ba'' A''
-. ~. tl..r..srl D. sxhiht ~ ssrie ~
a.. ~ 49,. WILLIAM Ct-HhAN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10

fpT .ah--rilsf hcryhy nys. pqhh, neslls
80 -. - l-ru tiuly spI-siuissi ~ N. ie..ts
IA. JAZZ - rr5i,ate fur uis teantt ~ 'Ni,al, -
at as-alasi M trust - Adinihi.sra'" ~ W"
IrIiRAtN sANnoI,N. isie ~ i,cun,Afs'
A.. ~ ,,.lirfv ,isges-st ~ giving l-snh a. the
-. .iir,.t. ~ thsrsfsrv Tels~sts az lFI-.,,a.
H. lft.-f A.. a. s-tats - alt dsscs-si " mAee
-. 5....- .-.,,..Ut suat ttns-s shu have ans
',....-.,,.is ti.'.F,.sa b. sxhll.f ~ ssane -
MAJ - 80.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10

fttT .ui--rTii-r hsryhy i've. puhhs n"sics
ttst II. -. t.su daiy apl-inissi hY ths h.nH,
49,. Iats. q Fr,ii.sts fur IN tounir ~ bNigrl'
at a.samsi ths trast - Admihls'fai'f "t We
TYHktII 4 RECORDS. lsts - hsfl lhebi
d. 80 t.lurtV dss~sssst. by EiNtnE t-tni a. Nss
= .fir.st. ~ thsrvfsrv r~lue-ts AZ pef-,'.-
tulislltssi o. ~ estate - AL dsses-e- " aa
-. 4. tt.sFsssn o. sxhihit m .sne -
a.. a. a.. Ju~TU- a MASON.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10

oNFpRn ss -Ns C.ar - Probate hsii al
rars .ithin AL fuF ths toautf ofoNtsri. ou
~ thiri rur..iay q NVF. 4 II, i-sh
>tsNN u NINrp>. wtius - tyfus Y
Nsxtsa ds-ss-.i. hssins prs-suis'
~ trtitisn fnf az siuwanrs oct - ths fsr.vnAl
Tstais - AL dsysAsssi
uanfHFu That ~ sAil I-titiuasf give notics
o. IN t.sr.sas Intsrv.ts.i by pahnshinE III.
HFstsf tffsr NrsAs saassssitsiY IN ~ 80
fsf,i tNrHis-.rst q ussspaIsf pfinissi a. fsfs. IN
AT tuurIF that ttrY uiAr apT-saf ~ q fr,ilaais
,uaft g. i- hshi a Parts. 90 ~ thirt iue-iaf !
.haw aus " ahy thsy have. ssain.i ~
sarnT
.IDg.p 4 Wilson iaiiEs
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