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Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-16

The Fort Worth Gazette is moved to re- mark: It is gratifying to know that the bill pensioning army nurses has been reported favorablY. It strengthens our hopes in the matter of pensionino the negroes.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-10-15
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, D. C. Oct. l3.-The
presidential iunket, now on wheels
out West, is full of politics. So
desperate have the Republicans en-
tered into the fight for the next
House Of Representatives that even
the services of Harrison We're enlist
ed. A president on the stump is
not a very novel exhibition; neither
is it a very dignifed spectacle. But
Harrison is also killing two birds
with one stone. He wants the peoA
pie to be convinced that he is still
alive, and will be in prime condition
for the second term in the White
House two years hence. At this
phase If the matter Blaine smiles,
and hints that trade recipsocity will
be the main issue in that campaign,
and none fitted better than him to
lead the fight.
Speaking Of Blaine it can be said
that political pressure has been too
much for him and he has consented
to 20 out TO Ohio to make q couple
of speeches. It is tough job for
him, though, as 1t is intimated that
at least one Of them must be spoken
in MeKinley's district. The Secre-
tsry only remembers the Ohio cor"
gresham as the individuaI who
snubbed him last winter when he
gave that reciprocity talk to the com.
mittee on ways and means in McKin-
leys own rooms at the EbLit House.
Hence be Is not over anxious to tell
the people what q great man they
have in the manager of the tariff bill
which opens not q market for q grain
Of wheat or q single pound of Ameri-
can pork. As Mckinley opposed the
reciprocity amendment to the tariff
act, Of course, Mr.. Blaine must Of ne.
cessIty praise the measure without
That provision and which he 50 re.
Gently denounced in such magnetic
terms Incidentally he will have to
show what q magnificent fellow Nc.
Kinley must be to get up an economic
measure which received ais IN,
bounded denunciation. In fact, when
Blaine goes into the Mckinley dis
trict 10 speak for Major Mckinley he
viii have 10 do the most acrnbatiC
strAddlirg he has ever attempted a.
. frst-elass political gymnast.
Aside from politics the principal
talk here now is o. to'the extra ses.
sion 70 be or not to be. II can be
said mos; positively that the action Of
the president in the premises has not
been settled finally. Reed. Edmunds,
and al tLe most pronounced radicals
hsye signiEed their dtsire to The pres
idsnt that Congress shall come TO.
gether pext manth to pass the force
bill Against them, however, il pItied
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-10-15
Gratifying To All.

The high position attained andth
a1iveEsa. acceptance and approval Of
the pleasant li1uid fruit rentdy
Syrn1 tfFjgs, a. the most excellent
laxative known, illustrate The value
Of the qualities on which its success IL
basti and ar'abunnaptly gratifying
che California Fig Syrup Company.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-10-15

Durham County, Democratic
Ticket.
For Senator-R. G. Russell.
For House-W. M. Lowe.
CLERK Superior Court C. B. Green.
Sheriff., D. Markham.
Treasurer. ". Pope.
Register of Deeds. PaschaR Lunsford
Osroner--Dr N. M.Jonhson,
Surveyor-A. M. feathers.
Constable, Durham Tomnship-J. T.
Davis.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-10-15

rs Natures effort to expel foreign sub
| stances from the bronchial passages.
Frequently, this causes inflammation
and the needof an anodyne. No other
expectorant or anodyne is equal TO
Ayers Cherry Pectoral. 1t assists
Nature in ejecting the mueus, aAays
irritation, induces repose, and is the
most popular Of all cough cures. =
"of the many preparations before the
public for the cure Of colds, coughs,
bronchitis, and kindred diseases, there
Ia none, within tho range OF my expert.
ence, so reliable as Ayers Cherry Pee
toral. For years was subject to colds,
followed by terrible coughs. About four
years ago, when so afflicted, was adj
vised to try Ayers Cherry Pectoral and
to Law all other remedies aside. did
so, and within week was we'll Of my
cold and cough. Since then / have
always kept this preparation in the
house, and feel comparatively SECURE"
Mrs. L. L. Brown, Denmark, Miss, "a
"a few years ago I took severe cold
which affected my lungs. ! had ter
rible cough, and passed night after
night without sleep. The doctors gave
me up. / tried Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
which relieved my lungs, induced sleep,
and afforded the rest necessary for the
recovery OF my strength, BY the con.
.tinual use Of the Peotoral, permanent
cure was effected. Horace Fairbrother,
Rockingham, Vt, I.* t.A .
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-10-15
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For Compassionate District:
B. Il. BUM, of Nash.
For Judge, Fifth District,
RoBT. W. WINSTON,
OfGranyille,
For Solicitor, Fifth District,
E. S. PARKER,
. 80 OF Alamance.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-30

sad aaoot ire preteciiFe Is---! = -.
sysssFs sealz smsse > peFsen Ns9 go
ua-eess.a.sa v.ss tes E'se a. ls---.'s'
a. tas hstsfv & or coyefasaeat- We
saesrslx hsaexs taey woe-a 60 80
wsre 8 -. fos t8en asonAe-s %
lection ~ tee Repatl parry. 4beF
esa fessfs ses wh4t tae peop-s q tae
Norsh esv. sseoar saed uD1er pro-
tseets ooaoy. ra3 gaar seai9asy e
tse .secess os tbs Nossh ane opRes-
eoa = sny measure vhAtsFer, az
voeatea b the Republican party make
them persist 81 stvCcatns = polsey
uh.ca : directly in,m.eal . tae.s ovn
Interests. Ike spoiled ca-i4. they
mus, have every tnlng their eva way,
or else hes wsa eade&for 70 demo.sa
svsrv ones Interests Their own H.
eindcd.
HenTy CAY. Kentucky stavorte son.
vas a strong protect.onis'. lie Nas ias
James q. Blaine o. his psrlod i,wouli
lie much Better Tor the Southern states
lad they many such fayorte sous
scattered throughout tnelg borders al
/ the present time.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-30
EXPORT OF COTTON.

At the end Of the Presidential term OF
Cleveland there was large balance of
trade against our county, but at the
end Of the last fiscal year the balance
OF trade was in our favor to the amount
of ssS, ,520, ,304. The balance of trade
was largely IN our favor when Clevc-
assumed the administration, and dur
ing histerm Of Office It turned the other
wav. and now after little more than
a year since President Harrison came
into cffice u IS again IN our favor, to
the amount above mentioned. It u
thereby shown quite coBcIusvely which
administration i better for the people.
In connection with our exports that
Of cotton Is quite significant. DURING
the last hscsl year the export Of this
product amounted to 2,371 .703, ,35s
I pounds. the largest quantity ever snsp-
ped out OF the country Ia any one fiscal
year.
The policy of raising this product by
+ free labor. aud not by slave labor, has
+ bad a beneficial effect upon tae quaint
f tv produced. Bat how much better It
woubl have heen for the southern
states had ta.s, ther staple product,
( NOS been sb pped out of the country 20
ITS uuwrought state. bGt had be6u
worked un MO a manufactured pc
duet of csotn. TINS would have hr0tghf
+ 3 number Of diversified interests vi 81
I their boraers, tult u7 towns, and i'm
proved tas.- farms, AMI added to The
wealth Ard s8vanccment of The States
ard the citizens Of the Ststes. Ehese
results can be brought about tarosg6
+ the protective PoHcv &c the Bspubiical
psrtv. but never through the free trad
f policy 81 the democratic p8rtY. 50. &
fact. tae Bepub.caa party' % cy W.
evsnsasIy ssve those ststes from th.
damaging resaits Il tber own EFFORT
f1r free trade, 4 tass poacy e con
hnnea.
WY In natures nsn'e The psopss O.
/ taat section can aot see e p That sgai
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-30
FOR EcoKoMY's SAKE.
An An Around Cut IN Salaries Al the
soldiers Home.

An An Arouud cat IN Salaries Al the
soldiers Home.
To me Ea.tor oftse TFLzGaluHsss,s.
have just learned that cut Of 5Sl
per ccat. has lately been made IN tho
wages aud salaies of the various en-
p!oyes connected with the Soldiers
Home ia order 10 relieve somewhat
"the straitenad condition OF the. home
finances" This. hear, N4ll be "a
lug OF some 5000 or 50 year, auo
ought 70 help the board a good deal.
Gf course the cOrlmandant WlA not
miss this reduction from his salary,
which. considering all the peTqusites,
is worth easily 5000 year. The al
iutaut. commlssary, acting surgeon,
cook and engineer VIII not be pdrtcu-
larry pinched by il, or If they are they
eau readily tind other and more proht-
able situations; but think Tor inst& nee
OF the poor "pastor" who has no OtneE
parish, and Il might be very dlfflcu!t 10
ind one lying around loose. Nhen
you deduct 53a per cent from his salary
Of SIG a month. 1t is quite serious mat
ter, and be would doubtless "strlke" IL
he could better himself elsewhere.
Think, O. We gods. of a man OF hne
brain, an excellent penman, deputy
clerk, writing all day IN the adlutant' s
Office for 90 cents. This man Is also de
| facto quartermaster, as he does ali the
work connected with that department.
| Think of 4 man being postmaster aud
| librarian of an institution like that put
ting in full twelve hours a day, and
/ -, Of -1S
no earthly saint can manage his Office
without swearing, at least, IN his mind
standing all this wear and tear for 20
| cents day.
Think OF man shoveling and wheel
ing soft coal all day for 20 cents. 20
might 60 through the list; but ] mus'
not forget To add that several Or th'
veterans have been trying 10 keep then
wives from the poorhouse, by earning
20 cents day at the home. Ihes'
POOR follows will miss the one-third It
ductlon, and am truly sorry for them
but especially 50 for the pastor"
en- sure ne would be willing 10 dispense
with his Sunday dinner, and even Will
his elaborate pulpit arrangements
which described III Il former article
than hls 81 .335 week.
lam panied, however, TO state that
have lust received notice of the dealt
Of one Of the veterans who had latel,
been turned cut of the Home in Tia
interest OF economy, as able 70 MAIN
tain himself by manual labor, yet h
was IN reality on the very verge OF tn
grave ! have just received a pensloi
for hIm on chronic dlarrhoeaand chroni
rheumatism, but too late TO 10 him an.
gooi. I have not yet learned the par
ticulGrs, hut doubtless his death wa
hastened By exposure, hunger and des
pair, AZ he had no family, home o
friends, and was not able TO supper
himself. More anon.
CAARLEs \. GIBsON,
Late "Acting Chaplain" Michigan Sol
diers'. Home.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-30

The friends Of Hon. Daniel Mccoy,
snd that gentlemen "a well, have good
reason 70 feel proud Of their contest at
the convention IN Detroit, made for the
nomination OK state Treasurer. The
friends Of Mr. AfcCoy should be proud
of their candidate and Mr. Mccoy
should feel proud Of the worF done FOR
hm ~ the delegation from Kent. No
other candidate before the delegates
for their favors. hnd = stronger OF more
loysl personal following than aIr. Nc.
coy. It came from al parts Of The
state, but especially from the west and
northwest. where his business acqusint
sucss and transactions have made for
rim many fast friends. No deals o.
trades we're made that brought any
votes from the successful candidates
81 that hls strength, "a shown m con
venEon. was be and his alone.
On The other hand, Mr. Mccoy ha
reason Co be- very highly gratfed fo
tbe LOYALTY aHd hearty support that Vst
accorded. hm from Kent county anr
the Fifih dstuct. For ten years g
more tlls county and district hsve 10
esrret nto state conventions CO.
ght, nor bsve We received the con
saertaon that should Be ours. IN
fesson for TVS. n the rast, has bee'
lack of harmony snd uniteo a.
ton. but Thursday developed to'
rsct that Republicans here ca.
work together and hustie hard
Tt vas e nobis 6ght. IS every one va
sswtr rlliss sdmiG Nr McCov's can
rsfgn was well handled. ard that ger
temsn saws be s ss weil saasiied ss p
ern.8 nave been with the noullustie'
undsr any ouinay circumstances
ftis safe n conclude thst delegation
from tais part ef the stats VII eon
nsnd more respect n the fasaze TIA
they havs IL TIE past.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-30
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY,
state Ticket.

IaaiE- ~. TURNER. q Insham.
For Lieutenant Governor
WULlAH :. LINTON, OF saginaw.
WA5UINGT0N GAGpNER. Of Calhoun.
For state Treasurer-
JleEPh b MOORE. Of Wayne.
For Auditor General
TilEKON r. GlDDlNGS. OF Kalamazoo
For Commissioner ol state Land once
JOHN O.. BERRY. OF utse-o.
For Attorney Geuersl-
BkNJkNIfN n. Ill sTON. Of Tuscola-
For superintendent 0f Public Instruction
ulSk SCtE IL. of Eaton.
For Nl@yaher OF state Board u Educati0n-
JAMES ". bALLOU. Of Allegan.
For Justice Of tue supreme Court
EpW ARD CAHlLL. Oi insha1n.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-30
WlNANS & OWEN.
3 and Tower Block. Phone So.

NYANTED-Femaic neip-ircad coni maker,
" lseWur -irl hr-I-clfss dre ssi.ffE .f.
din.ng-r0om rs. lfs.-class COOKS - , 'str
iaHi iie-. = sesoiil r.r, s.ts ~ sfa
hau>ewort. fucr aresi ! geo+ hotfi 60 b.
Lao les parlor. 8 asd : Tower block.
ANANTED-Naie Iselp--lo90 mca q 60 soatA
y 20 cot ugs ts iat.s, trans 'ei .tinA u
] jslltor. cabinet Maker., Hafatf' 4 '''A-
BARN hands. q aud itw aegk
fgOB sALE-A new elegsnf cottage o. Charles
ST. le fooius. large aall. eflearis. a.t
room. modern lu ~ respects ana chetl 20
$500. and Tower biocf.
ron sALE-2 story hsuse on -crain ner-.ts
rooms gooa wci. c,SisTn aHq rfi.sf. int =,
1io0. q nAe l-caflelt VIII taAt esr' f 'i.'
within a lew aassf riN seN Neh. aAA Pa Ga
lot for sl20. asa Tower block.
WILL LFNCHANGE-A good 2story dive iing
w house in Ga'lrCad country \ ihef
about - mile from CITY. ior = si.ee =. DOS DOS
and shoe OF other q ads. and pas alntietce
IN cash. 3 aRo Ioaef block.
TOR SALE acres near fae city for $500 a
i bargain. anc Tower hloca.
NOR SkrE-0nlx "a 8l sa99 down. s. nioe n y
4 Nroosn house. cor. of Buchanan an1 hs,f
sis. oar s. niYlscu nev, cement ceiaf. a.f
eyergihing convenient. and loNei pinth.
IroR sATr-s-oom louse On South inian.
A 81 lat 50NlE. With 81 modern Improve
menisi terms easy
EoR skIE-s elegant lots on Lske-are-. end
4 oi Cherry. FROM etuto sel
olln viii bus 52rl1z corner on hridfe
/ y % - $fo st : house oH rear COST H1- this
/ property would be cheap 81 $780, hrs,-c as
7 point foT = stores.
/ NICE corner lot. lao1is2 on Henry g.. sf'o.
/ XXANTFn-Io purchsHe stock ~ dff fooes
/ W or general ncfctaatise from tfHs r.
$1,000. and I Tower block.
/ TOR sAI.E-3 rice lots on Madison ave : or
I 4 corner siao. inside s. 20 - p. I - d. n =.
/ A. s3F Z siH0l l4H feff en- Bridges. tti o.
/ foot Az ofs on slGiurs Ilsf oaIs 80, worm
1 sl4-6 : lots On Indiana 80. nlce grove, 90
! g4te f,a1. = and Tower Norh
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-30
KEPuBLIcAS CONGRESSIONAL con
yENTIOS.

Republican Congressional Convention NJ
fhe Fiffh Congress oual District, ot Michigan.
,,flt he held at the Circuit C0urt Rooms. IN the
s.fv az Grand Rapids. Michigan. on tuesday.
-ert@niber = fsesi. at m o'eltck y M for The
purpose 81 nominating a candidate Tor tepEe
tentative in Congress. nut the tran sacuon Of
such 0fcer business as my properly be Con
sIferad.
ferorafng 10 a rule heretofore adopted tne
several rruafies az the district viii oe entitled
f1 rhe cane number of delegates as IN the Re
publican STATE convention. VIZ: 9,
tiegan -----------.--.-.-.-.. ! !.
Nene. .....-.... .-....--.--.---.. =.
innlA -.-.-.-..-.----.--t
ottawa .-.. =
Bv order of the Fifrh District Repu5icar
Congressional Committee.
uW WIsfiI toss. D. \. BLqNtkfl.
~tr~afqrv Chairman.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-30

There VIII he a ReproiIcaR C9nventior heif
atClfsgs Hail. in tbe village of Rockford. on
-art-Isv ssntern5er g.. l..sl a. o'clock =. N.
fnr f1e purruse ef nominating gandldate tof
tne ~flfe Legislature ircin the THIRD fepre
santtrige District. Kent C0guty. and tor me
frnnsaftIoa 81 anv ether hrs ness which may
properly come aei're ne eeaFsnt.Qn.
n g0rru a. rs. GIBBS.
frVTF T. T.. HfCkoCk.
rsfea Amr fson District Committee
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-30
Coanty Ticket.

COanty Ticket.
For state Senator
WILLIAM ADAMS
For sheriff -
I.AACF p. LAMOREAuX.
For county Cierk-
JAMES :. kN9X.
For Register oi Deeds
NATHANIEL RICE
For County Treasurer
SHERMAN T. COLSoN-
For prOsecufing Attorney
JAMES +. McBkipL.
For Circuit Cogrr Commissioners
DWIGHT tfh->.
ALFRED WOLCQIT.
For Coroncrs-
HENRT r. LOCHER.
DANIEL j. WALLACE.
Fer surveyor
nOhR SkEELS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-30

A,v Sahssrtber 20 THE rELEGRAN-
HERALD " ho fails - receive the paper
regularly. or who maj have reason 10
complain of late delivery, viii confer a
special favor - inforHains this Sffee %
The faet a. enee. sead postal card or cali
up telephone 51t.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-30
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

This list f. furnished by V. p Scribner
realestate dealer. 5S Peari-st.;
Franklin T. Miner and wife 10 Albert
Dina Rssdorp, lot 8. blk 5. Drew q
Dauiel =. Corbitt and wife 10 Frank w.
Curtis lot :. Leonard Co. 3 add l,'H
Martin L. sweet ana wife 70 frank v.
CurtiSs. part hk lD, Colt a Co.'S add ~
Nellie Neanhoer and wife TO Lambert II.
Stevens = lot 7. blNf, Powers Paris
add. d.................... .--..-.-..-.- ~
James Durkee and vile 10 Reuben key-
aolds et al. lot l.. Reynolds : Frank
lin's 2d add ................. .-........- 81
Reuben Reynolds ef al. 70 james Dur
kee lot Il. oi sub division Of REYNOLDS
4 lrankiin's 2d aid .............. ...........-.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-30

sr..e Sk1F Fi.res l.s4alisrI ials 81 heas,.
I - - 49, saea ~ essA tefne
f.rs4tt
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-30

Circulation Guaranteed 20 BE tho
largest OF All Michigan Daihes Hsx-
eept Those OF Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-30

WANTED agents Ea orfHf rr fffffv eafs
" ira sl'e prsff i1 feHf weefs ~ nn Taf-
address w.ta swamp. Jarvis A Co. atsft 30. = IS
res u
tTkNTfI1- tcenfs f8~ fhr fiisterr af see ~
~. r.aes.f.f .frts rf -far ar a1arta .aftf -t.f|f
rircaar tree. address q. a. Ersg alils . q.
T-fefr otf. 3H
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-30

gnasd Prsss Rsaorss. Prosfps aae Earif
Ds.i.sr,. At ths Iacal hs~s. and ths
Cisaasst sae al0st Piafsy Printed Paper
Psollshsd in Grand aa9ics.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-30

The following is 3 llst OF the marriage
licenses issusd since last published. with the
Dames. resldencelwaen outside tls city aud
see, Of the parties: AezS
Louis 3. Glenn Maud Cobb. Grand Raj
ids township ..-.......... .......--l j.
Emmons T. Gray. Ada towns ship, Mary
Eta REYNOLDS. Ada TOWNSHIP. 4s--5l
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-30

II An WANl Eoaa Aeusf ana iei ei ta
rsft l9i ts4tftsaf Z. ~ 81 - - lte
A = AQnstsl f
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-30
WANTED BoARpERs
NoEEY g0 l0AK

WANfED-Bcarasi. o. a desirso rr vase
" hoane, hoard 81. tgo la room. AQat -
A. s.. Boa 3. this ,r.cc
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-30

To the young face Pozzonnfs Com
plexIon Powder gives fresher charms,
TO the old renewed youth. Try It.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-30

Nm HuI ~fS KkAnA lek 10t aD aar
~ tat1a So blFlSioa.Af. ef tlkHih
nief I'D prices THAT nae eNli yegf purse t.a's
sea t oai Sails tof Sais Ai-a tfita aaa t e
uli satisfy kaE rsf u- Before $40 .lsA.
ner ! Carfai Sew Aoassn~a basiolAs eaa.
p. hssts cara st
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-30

e .,gs k..t.-F F,,.ssueci-si rrsses. ciiy ve.
l. sse SO SertA sts.. = miAetes ~4t. .tets
81, 81. $ se.a .ase,ss tass lefms
x-srttt. ss4 ia SAB. ieNS-i fefrs ttt
Hses. oses AgoaAe
ksaR sall- fsag uss aeen.ags oe ths y -
4 -8at ~ eA-s teF 3ls So ANtl-lite ta
tI1a4Nsy ts.sf rtlsiat ~ ftlt ~--A er
sacis oaiges heuse 90 ~sNfh iHfiaien -
keK sslK--Ns usw iSrse hsqss - IeErso,.
4 aNs.. nearY cafl ulcfc4 &Ae Nofth 49, 4
eHff ieF s..ls ~ slssk. isg1s pAFls,g eelt. &.
1iasrooa. tiRiAz-rooIe Aed kitettl. 50 aft
Foalns b4fi,.fsaEl hal ai4 eel4 nalcf afst-lfe
s 3 s, ss ss.S = - .ss sss $50 !. fs. IA ssas "a ss
front e1 i1s EEaNn - ftt terrace b. 81 8 f.e
sieW e. Ebe eifx. ls warlt sset C.Suae h ta
gsanan. A4eoyAfa bieek. esrae - fe@- ane
AlaNAsiA
IFAc7 wsNg sooa Aauss ana ioi 81 sa
reil i3i tsst ftssAt I. - es - - it
A. = Aoa4esA n
NEW HoI sEs KKkuA loR 1ot oa aar
t 81 tis.oa ~ q t.sete
pisi g prioes THAT Nc ee.i sesi et's @
ea al oaf i.sis tol se.t aise ffies sac 't 'ea
h-" eel elt fee 'tr e' Ntt"
ntT i Carsali. Sew Aoassil-a ba'tNiAA g 't'.
EFeR SALE- Ms belse has co.I rre ta.usana
a eeisrs inelt sn4a eA 'rf. 80 o--ai 81
et-s sss DAYS ses his soid s.eas oot.r
p ysf. taN4 nhf tfie te Attr H h
lia cor >ssH ~ 81 Ff freaiu. as een
heuse So .l8 Terra .-.vs ar sfaa 81 sk .er
lnnufl. Als afuae aousta sa f.1isratt. a 4f
Ihanas ST.. faT esNH gr 81 hrr HoAfA 30
nemeef tiisse psiees .n,i..4e siHais-. aase ~.
eastern AHA concrete Nalee rtt ass sac he
rsef fafs Ia psrIs tsaiesf anl >.lfh & Is ...--f
a. N sad ssa tasr.es ~. funs iseesfta
biaoA. ffar.st en.raact
TOE SASS HIsCf LAfE2Us
Eos sAlE Nsai aamksi sssos. aki.ra. arc
lrrius nar6ft le.afea 81 easf tla rtNfsI..t
. Ia akef no sash reul 1913 late lwlCg -te
E aiaoDrf az rfni lA ifa1r- Apply ll oHtt. G. a..
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