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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-22
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The Koch Lymph is apparently unable to
cure its own consumption.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-22

La Fayette seems TO have got q corner at
last on that piece Of real estate opposite the
White House.
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Gifts for the Catholic University.

ST. Louis Dispstch to the n Y World
Bishop John J. Keane, rector Of the Catho-
lie University at Washington, who spent last
week in this city, will lecture ct Denver on
Sunday night and at Louisville on Thanksgiv-
ing night. He has received two handsome en-
dowment gifts for tho university during his
stay in St Louis. but the givers ask that their
names be not made public
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-22

She can look the whole world In the face and be
proud to say, Il Am Mime. Rupert the originator Of
The Of cleaning the akin by bleaching" She it
Is who business Of manufacturing An ar.
tic.e for the complexion to higher level making the
business . genteei. legitimate one. few years ago
everything advertised for curing blemishes Of the
plsxion was looked upon quackery. while today
Nine RUPERT has the confidence Of all the world who
have investigated her theory. Her plain strsightfor-
ward clear explanations st her lectures have given
thousands in every city opportunity. while thou-
sands more have with their eyes the remark
able proofs Of subjects with but one side Of face
cleared whiIe On exhibition at her Office.
Fully one million persons have used her world re-
rOwned Face Bleach and derived most pleasing bens-
hs Thousands OF letters come. unsolicited. contain
ing the most eItrayaxant recommendations. but Nine
Rupert values woman's dslicacy too highly such
matters TO reprint complete explanation Of how to
clear the skin by bleaching application at ofce.
b. mail for postage.
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A Deed OF Trust

deed Of trust from John Wanamaker TO
George L. Crawford ct al. on sub lots z and 8,
square l26 ION between Eth and 18th streets
no-thwest). 20 secure the payment Of 10000 to
A N Irda and II. Z. Ford was recorded TO-DAY.
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MaK11G
reg BUcKwHEAT.
osDrRrUI WoMAx.

A WosDrnruI WomAx
NINE A. RUPERT has ACCOMPLISHED MORE
IN RELIEVING HER SUFFERING SISTERS
THAN ANY WOMAN LIVING. AT LEAST
ONE MILLION AMERICAN WOMEN
CAN THANK THIS SPECIALIST
FOR CLEAR COMPLEXION.
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THE ELDORADO THOSE SEEKING HEALTHFUL HOMES.
OF the
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"WOAK We'll BEGUN

IS half DONE"
COMMENCE THE DAY BY USING
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-04
I'm Guadolaiara.

1t rather staggers the North American
traveller in Peru to see the prettily uni
formed young women collecting fares on
the street railways, bat when he visits
the second city IN Mexico, Guadalajara,
and witnesses the refined courtesies prac-
ticed by the male conductors on the
street cars there he is completely para
lived. The manners of the Guadalajaran
are in keeping with the cheerfulness and
friendliness of this city. Imagine your
self entering street car in New York,
or any city III the United States, and be-
fore taking your seat bowling, hat in
hand, to your fellow passengers, none Of
whom you have ever seen before.
Then suppose yourself arrived at your
destination; you rise, smile a friendly
farewell 10 the car in general. shake
hands with the conductor. and with a
polite inclination Of the head take leave
Of the driver. The number OF times !
have witnessed such exhibitions Of polite
ness convince me that IL is one Of toe
customs Of the country. How much
more winning is the uTbanity Of these
delightful Gusdalajarans than the su-
periicial intellectually Of the Boston
conductor. who corrects your prOnuncia-
ton and completes a quotation Of
Browning when n passengers memory
Is at fault.-New York Tribune.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-04
Music Among the Chinese.

Written music probably first began In
China. The principles Of acoustics also
were frst IN existence in the celestial
empire. The full scale Of chromatic
eemitones wGs evolved by one of their
e7nperors 1000 years ago. yet the Chi
nese. actuated by that strange obliquity
which is Characteristic OF the nation. re-
ceivcd only FIVE Of the twelve tones into
their scale, holding the other seven to he
"fe1nale tones" and therefore useless
The principle Of the monocbord was
probably known % them, and in some
of fheir instruments one can see the or
gan f5reehsf0wed. OF harmony. OF part
writing. however. the Chinese knew
nothing. and il Is a good inferentisl
proof of the non-existence q part music
among the ancient nations that tbe CHI
nesa IN their ancient m1sic books. speak
only of melody and seen - have Sis-
daine8 tone combinations. such az w1uld
fugrest the simplest cBor5s -B0stJn
trs-ss~-1 -r~~.-
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-04
woULD q 90 q -



A~teotS sags sae Iezgas tsoaia staAa -
tiaaaes A.z1s.g t.4~ 2reIAsEaas,s-
There Is - lst-up u TIE nzst D.
tseea ths Brotherhood sei National
Leagues. E8~4sd D T4leolt, q tee
Payers Leag1s club. sags. Next
yeas matters vii II of sEeat zna t2e
p'las-e, aoleve. a.Fe4ly Eseogelzss Tie
suPsrorltg Of eur clabs over any otnsF
n The eoaaEry. Too muca pga.ss eaa
not be bestowed upon tie players.
laeY have played bali earnestly and
behaved themselves IKE gentlemen "a
every particular. Compare the eiuhs.
Take the Nas York. There : setuaiIy
no eompagis son between tas two teams
and tie same nav be sad Of Chicago.
Boston Ph4sdslpa a, PaseuFg aud
Cleveland. ln Brooklyn a s.Ies ~
games betweeu the tw1 clubs would
uaAe q pretty hgat, ths chances, IA
ny opinion, telng In favor OF
n hafG meu. The National League
tlloowners snow th's TOO well and As
a cCnssqueuce you wl.l never see them
-r-r.-+- -+tH+ At~A+- -A "a rs Li--Ett
tTely oct OK sight, As they would be IN
case Jle clubs OK tne two leagues ever
net. 10 p.eass the public ! am per
fectiy wiling % see our clubs pay the
National Leaguers ana would be willing
10 adopt hlT. AcGisoa's suggestion to
play series OF games I0- the name OF
the city, the gate receiDts 70 60 % some
charitable institution. our expenses
are, or course, the heavier We have
the prominent players, with the excep-
ton Ot q few men who deserted the
Brotherhood, breaking a solemn Obliga-
tOa Tor a few hundred dollars. : be
majority ot the men bacSlng tae Play
els League clubs went INTO the business
entirely 10 benefit the men, AID we have
pretty well estab. sled the players
right and ability 20 pursue their busi-
ness on fair and equitable terms. TIE
clubs IN tae new league have had
much harder time this year than they
VIII next year, on account OF building
aud equIpDug expensive grounds and
grand stands this season. NOtW.th-
standing this, our receipts must have
been much larger than those or the
other league, tor few OF our clubs have
lost any money. Our New York club
has almost met It's entire expenses, and
we Will 5e perfectly satisfied II we can
WIN the pennaut.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-04
PURELY PERSONAL.


Or. Charles shepard IS at Mackinaw,
attending Mrs. D. A. BlOdgett.
Bishop Gillespie and daughters are
spending the summer at Charlevoix.
Mr. and Mrs W :. Mccoy have re-
turned from a European wedding trip.
!. VI. Jamison is taking ten davs
business and pleasure trip through the
West.
Miss Jennie LOOMS has returned
from a visit to the Little Traverse Bay
resorts.
Miss Emma Baker and Mrs. Julia
Myers of Fort Wayne, are visiting Mrs
John Myers.
+. e.. Crane, who has been visiting
Homer vs.. Nash at the Livingston for
several days, has returned 20 Detroit.
Mrs. J. W Hayward Las gone % Mt.
Clements tO attend the funeral OF her
grandson, the son OF Dr. ". d. Wilson.
Miss Golden. Toronto. Ont., and Miss
Noble. Port IIurOn. are the guests Of
Mrs. james Austin of North Prospect
st
W. P. Naming left Saturday for n
visit to bis parents at Chippewa Lake.
Mrs. Hannah Manning accompanied
HIM.
Mrs. T. J. O'Brie1 and family, who
are spending the summer At their cot
tags 40 MacSinac, are at PetOskey for =
few days.
Mrs. r. Scribner. Mrs. r. !. SAWYER.
Mss sawyer and p. G.. Scrlbner have
returned from a trip Co Bear lake and
PetosSey.
Mss Lizzie Walsh. Of 405 North Iouia-
St, who has been visiting friends IN
New York for the past two months, has
returned home.
John L. Rice. a promnenti lumber
man Of Alco. Ala. brother Of Reg ster
of Deeds Nat Ksce, is spending a few
davs in the CITY.
Mss Myrts Whitfield 's visiting Mss
Ella Stowe AZ Mscatswa Beach. Geo.
Harding = also spending a couple Of
days az the same resort.
r. y Wilder. captain of Canton
Pierce No. -, patrarchs Militant. T. n.
q. F, left yesterday for Chicago o. at
tend the trienuiai Corclave and cels-
hraHon Of Odd Fellows whiCh COM
menced there yesterday, lasting one
week. There Wi 10 cutie \ number
more that VII start TODAY.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-04
AN OLD SALESMAN GONE.
The Fifth Death in One firm in Three
Years.

Loyal L. LOOMS, one of Michigan's
most efficient salesmen, died at his
home, 2l6 Ottawa-st-, at IL o'clock last
night, of consumptlon. For fiye years
he was connected with the firm of
Lemon q Peters, wholesale grocers, but
year ago he was obliged to resign on
account of poor health. Deceased was
we'll known among travelling men
throughout the State and had large
circle of acquaintances in Grand
Rapids. The funeral services will be
held at the house Tuesday, after which
the remains will be taken TO Battle
Creek for interment. He leaves wife
and one daughter.
This makes the fifth death in the firm
of Lemon & Peters IN three years.
First the bookkeeper was taken of +,
then clerk and next billing clerk.
About year ago the senior partner,
Mr.. Bulklev, died, and the death roll
was further increased by LOOMS de-
mise last night.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-04
TOWN TOPICS.

The work Of narrowing the sidewalks
on Canai-st. IS progressing, bat on so
slowly.
The HOrsemen's Association VIII hold
meeting At the Morton House this
evening.
Arthur Chapman, q boy Of Is years,
living az "a Clancy-st., narrowly es-
capped drowning At the bathing park
yesterday.
The indications at present are that
the apple crop WILL be q total failure IN
lOme sections Of the State and only =
half crop at the best.
Three men found their way into Jail
Yesterday before gong 20 headquarters.
John Grand had been drunk. and w
Waters and e.. II. Lewis had been
driving too fast.
Th9 second census IN the Fourth ward
has been completed and the report
shows a decrease of over 200. The fall
ing OF Is attributed 10 the fact that
women were euumeratOrs.
A horse ran away with milk wagon
on West BTldge-st. Yesterday morning,
overturning 10. The animal got mixed
up with the wheels OF the vehicle, but
was extricated without damage.
A trip 10 Grand Haven by skif down
Grand River was made last week by
Frank Pollock. D. I. Wilson and p.
Buck. II took them two days and a
half % go down and fifty-tive minutes
TO come back.
Talk about the law, but I saw a
strange example of il few DAYS ago"
remarked a citizen yesterday. 1.-TWO
boys were playing ball on the street,
when two policemen swooped down on
them. Soon the carryall came rum
bling up. IN which were three stalwart
officers, and the lads We're taken 10 the
statOa- Just think of II taking five
policemen TO arrest two little fellows
not over 10 years OF age"
A lady on Washington-st. possesses a
beautiful black spaniel which has al
ways had great dislike 10 the feath-
cred tribe. Recently, however, the ca
nine has made up with a pigeon, and
the two 20 about the yard as amicable
as two doves. The pigeon will alght on
the dog back and, strange TO say, he
never ventures 10 even grOwl, but
glances at his little friend IN a truly af-
fectOnate manner.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-04
LABOR DAY.
More Extensive Preparations for IL This
Year Than Ever Before.

More Extensive Preparations for IL This
Year Than Ever Before.
The first Monday in September, which
occurs TINS year on the 1st Of the mouth,
Will be Labor Day" 1t Is the annual
holiday of the organized labor of the
country. Each year the day is sssum-
ing more and more importance, and
the present year 1t will be observed
with a deeper interest than ever before.
The arrangements f0r the celebration
ia this city viii De- I'm the hands of the
Central Labor Union. The magnitude
OF the festivities this year, as compared
with those of last year. may he esti-
mated by considering that this year
there are twenty-five unions repre-
sented IN the Central Labor Union as
against ten lsst year.
Toe Committee on Program-WilIiam
r. Tea, CnarmsD-are hard at work
ranging the days proceedings, which
they tnink VIII BE- important enough
% warrant the issuance of a more ar
t.stcally printed program than has
been issued hitherto on these 0Cras. ons.
lt wll le in book form. and wi. COM
prize Is or more pages In the centre
Of each pare VIII be a cut OF the chief
officer Ot some prominent Unlo1. to-
getder With 3 brief hiOgrapa ca. sketch.
ltis expected that Grand Rapids VIII be
the 81 lace Of Celebrat ion for large part
of the unions Of Western M cnir gan In
vitaUons have been issued extensively.
snd many favorable responses have
been already received.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-04

feas4 - work Ferfestis-
Readers os tie TElssHAN- -HEEAIn
have besa sppE.sad ol tAe oggsnilAtse2
O eoaapsny. A. I2e bead q vn1eA :
v. 4. Saeley, fes tbs uan0tsetars @
= nsaf patent car step.
Yesterday. - the favor Of Alfred
Carrier, TELEsGAz- -HEKALD reporter
was psFnitt Il see one OF these car
steps IA operation. A platform q =
O. r. q I car had been removed 70 NJ
Curriers' shop ca barclay ST, andtAefe
tAe APPARATUS h2d been attacnel @ilo
made 20 operate On the FO21 1bs etil-
elai puollc have aiways Observes TIE
Isct, and not without SOME igflist-oas
that al railway car steps stand too
high from the ground for comtoH, oot
few persons think lar enough u con
cluGe Why tals IS 50. lBe Pullman
Company employ porter, pat o.
whose duty L : o. nj tals gZp oy
placing stepping block on the plat
form. IAe reason OF the .0ng Tesen
from the last step 10 the ground IS 'i.a'
ll would De unsafe tO extend tie STAIRS
AVHNA ARRLs lttf fhWA4A AZ e+-N
collide with collects near the TRACK
Iae difficulty here presented has a.
ways been among the most pegple1ng
OK petty anlOyances III railway opera
ton.
The new invention consists OF the al
Jus,ment Of an additional step, which
Is let dorm when the car stands stll'
and Is slid back and Up out o. the way
when the train IS IA motion. The ad-
luslment and movement are 50 SIMPLE
that It required 80 many years Tor rs
invention. The reporter was tod tnaI
as much inventive effort has been e1-
pended upon = satisfactory car step as
upon the car coupler. The Grand
Rapids company have -.e solution or
the problem and viii profit by It, rs
Will the city IN which the company Is 10
Gated. The movable step IS operated
by means OF lever, and may be thrown
down into place or back out of the way
by the strength OF child. Already the
company have reason 10 expect the
new car step 10 GO into general use.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-04
Sporting Notes.

The mayor of Chicago has closed all
the pool rooms of that city.
Gstzein Boston Nstional) leads the
League pitchers in fielding his po-
slton.
1t was Dallas, not Ripple, that made
the mark of 2:l14 at Cleveland last
week, as stated In tho Democrat. Only
two pacets have made better records
than they, beng Johnson, 2:06t, and
Gold Leaf, 2:llt.
The Whitcomb-Richmond blind run
IS creating no little excitement among
the wheelmen of this city. Those who
participate are to assemble at Fulton
st. Park on Saturday, September l3,
and 4 two days run Will be taken.
Riders from different parts Of the State
are expected TO ION in.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-04
A $4,000 Purse.

The Dundee Park (cf the Northern
New Jersey Fair Associahon), offers a
purse OF $4,000 for a race between the
great 4-year-olds, Sunol and Axtell, to
be trotted for some time between Sep
tember 2S ana October IL, the date to
be hereafter determined The condi-
tons are: Entrance free, mile heats,
best three in five, TO harness, the WIN
ner 10 take the entire amount. In an
tlclpation of their offer being accepted
the association Is making q special eff
fort TO have Dundee Park IN record
breaking order.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-04
YOU NAY HAVE THE BODY
The hsbsas corpss Releases frisere'
frem Ioa.4 gsizzfglls Dets,nea-


fhs Hsbvas corpss Releases = Prisoner
frem ioa.s Valz~fgiis Det~,"ea.
For a certain class Of otlenses Judge
Holmes, Of the police court, has been
IN the habit os sending criminals %
Iona and Detroit for short terms
Unul recently h.s power 10 DO this has
leen unQUesU0ned. On the 18th day
OF June, one Ia. DoUgheTw VAS sent
10 lOnia on a ninety day sentence, on
CONVICTION OF having stolen Sl5 from
jacob sadelaar. ihe legality OF the
sentence Was questioned, and D0ugheT-
y MAS taken letOre Judge Grove on q.
WIZ ot nabeas corpus. An order tor
nis release Was made. on the gtOund
that the police court act or 1889 con-
ferred no authority on TINS court 70 I'M
pose such sentences. Much speculation
mas ARISEN on the probable effect OF
this decision. OF course lt Will
put stop 10 ali future sen
tences OF this sort, and send al
offenders from tie police court 70 the
county laii. Otherwise, tne effect Will
not be great. for there wlli be no geneT-
ai jail delivery, as some have feared, !,
There are now bat five persons besides
Dougherty who can be affected by the
decision. The following are the names
or the persons now IN prisons outside OF
Grand Rapids sent from police court,
their crimes, and the dates of the expi-
ration of their sentences:
Dennis Begoski, Iona, larceny less
than S25; September !.
Garrit Jolman, Iona, embeZzlement;
September 10.
Sophia Dewey, Detroit, disorderly
person; September Is.
William Boyle, Ionia, larceny less
han s25: October 8.
John Doran, Ionia, larceny less than
s25; October IL.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-04
UP TO AND INCLUDING AUGUST Q
Excursion Rates for Everybody to Dos
ton and Return.

For the National Encampment of the
Grand Army of the Republic at Boston,
the Chicago d West Michigan Railway
and the Detroit, Lansing & Northern
Railroad will sell excursion tickets 10
Eoston and return on August &, . and
10 at one lowest first-class fare. Rate
from Grand Rapids SO and correspond
ingly low rates from other stations.
Passengers leaving Grand Rapids via
Detroit. Lansing & Northern at 7:25 a.
m. Saturday, August Q, Will make direct
connection at Detroit with the Depart
ment of Michigan Headquarters special
train that Will leave Detroit via Michi-
gan Central RoilrOad at 1920 p. m.
Tickets good on this special train, also
on all regular trains on dates given.
Routes TO select from: Via Niagara
Falls & Albany, via Niagara Falls
Hoosac Tunnel route. via Montreal s
Central Vermont Green Mountain
route), or via Montreal & Portland.
The route of the Department Head
quarters special train from Detroit j:
via Michigan Central, New York Cen
tral and Boston * Albany Railroads.
Wa. A. GAvETT,
Acting Gen' Pass. Agent
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-04

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs Is tskeni il Is pleasant
and refreshing To the taste, and seis
gently Vet promptly ia the Kidneys.
Liver and Bowels, olezases the sYs-
tem eaectnally. dispels colds, hea3-
aches and tevers and cures hab,uui
constipation. Syrup Of llgs is Us
only remedy IL It's kiad ever pro-
duced, pleasing 10 the TASTE and 80
oept&bls 10 tie stomach, prampi N
"a action and truly beneficial IN its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable Substances. is
many excellent qualities commend It
20 al and have made il the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Fgs is tor sale IN boo
and 81 bottles bY 81 leading drug
gistS. Any Tolisble druggist vaO
may not have il on hand VIII pro
cure il promptly for any one WHO
wishes TO try IL Do not accept sny
substitute.
CALIFORNIA RIO syrup CO.
SsE FaxsciSco. Cfl.
t01sSfIlL1. ~. AfA F0kS NJ
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-04
FORTY-ONE ROUNDS.
George Siddons, OF Grand Rapids, Does
Up Tommy white.

CHICAGO, Aug. 3.-Tommy White, the
feather-weight champion of the North
west, was whipped by George Siddons,
OF Grand Rapids, Mich, early this
morning, in forty-one-round fight at
Thayer, Ind. The men fought under
Marquis of Queensberry rules. for a
purse of $500. Up to the thirtieth round
White had decidedly the best of it, but
after that round White became weak
and groggy and was so terribly;pun-
ished that his features were scarcely
distinguIshable. Whites hackers threw
up the sponge in the forty-first round
when he was so weak he could scarcely
stand.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-04

FORTIER-Ethei. iniaut chiid % Oscar and
Minty fortier. 49, OftaNa-st., a. 4.l0 p m.
sunday aged al NeeE--
Notice II funeral hereafter.
Gn-GeraiI infant son of ,fr and 3lrs.
i y. h0ugh. aged D mqaths aad DAYS.
Flnsral st residence. ~ Nlnth ave- az
.. a. Tuesday afternoon Friends OF the fam
tly lnwted.
LO0MIS-At his residence elS 0ttasa-st Of
consumption. Loyal l. Loemis, aset q years
and months
Funeral services ar TIE house oa Tuesiay
August 5. 40 ? o'cl5ck- Inter % mt at Battle
Greek.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-04

Tie hrizht ard pnonfs~ HTtls Isd7 vho
Trf1fs der the above ns-e in aa1 ton -
beng graceful writer snd for Tears rres.-
tent 1t a. ~f~1xs ~re.a afy is a most ee'iN1f-
tAi ecFeftsiner- IT. conversation reefr fiS ss
e ire 1rersrsriou ~ z nice dla1er or = a sle
81 Ech teran1s r~nu tse u tf-r a = enc
lsss nse Therrre' Eaklsg F7Taer. ana
iclcus aiseuit ard rzks thar maErs In sFerr-
11fiF mcurh Eere 3 q vsl 1ssle 1l1t far al
wives aad nsusek eppers
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-04
CUSTER euARp PRIzE.
The Furniture Hss Arrived, snd n Il
V~rv Beaurif1i

Ihe fnrniture H8s ErriYed, snd n n
Very Besatifsi.
TIE 500 prize parior suite won bv ne
Custer Guard at toe state encaupment
has been received and nov graces the
cosy srmoTy on Front-st- Ire SUITE
consists Of one ssttee. tvo rockers and
four cnsirs making seven pieces ~ az.
lney srs gotten up after tns sxteenta
century style, ard az ss elegant as
anything of The kind ever seen IN Grand
hap'1s, nCtw1fhstsu6 rz shat tals = TIE
tuTnlture ce1teT Of the world. Zach
paece = made differently. ard taken a.
together they have = decidedly aatqns
Appearance. TIE uraolsteTv - -
Pse.Ally ans, beng of SIX plssa q Va
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-04

The Kent County Electric Street
Car Company have now in operation
their Ene from the eastern ter
minus of the cable road, on
East FfiltCn-st. % Reeds lake
tD1s - AZ Improvement that pecp
hv'ng esst az the CITY have long been
waiting for and it w,ll be gladly wei
Comed. Geo B. Dunscn bas placed on
the market efEhty lots when hs pro
posees 20 sci m novel manner. m
vesfigate hIs method and get a $1,000
house ard los thrown il for about
nothing.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-04

foGs saades saa Iarklsh moq0ette
Et.e CQlerS of UhloA Ate e>i'0s4s.is 44..'
ana altGRe ltge. 4ee wood : = 81
aSbogany ara oSk. te;ng n&ao 50 'iasi !
carved Yesterday tae hols iAsE's't' '1s-i
= v.th exssess o1s q s3Ipi ase sa4 4s.
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