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The Opelousas courier., 1890-09-20
MECHANICAL FEATS


The ingenious MI. Eidel and the arts
10 III. Barthold have been gravely pom
deringf the Colossus Of Rhodes-measur-
and weighing it as per description;
leg conclude that the thing was
impossible. It could not have
ct mp, to begin with, and when set
could not have stood the pressure
wind. This is demonstrated by
bh rules of modern science, and he
aces not admit the demonstration
iii prepared to show that two and
I isn not make four. These ANTIQUE
onages who pr3fessed to have seen
81 Colossus were victims of an ocular
sion or fat story-tellers, and that
ster number who mention it inciden-
z.sand we miht mention the RUNS or
ColosseupOR ere credulous gossips.
fact is fGds Messrs. EiffeI and Bar
saa argued in the fashion usual with
inserss Not all of them would pre-
sna that they know any law Of nature
ich applies in such q case. Bnt very
II wouM listen patiently If it were
sged that the ancients knew some laws
h which they are unacquainted.
So Il appears, however, to the disinter-
|ea student; and we can bring forward
ence enough. IL it be true that the
5!ossas Of Rhodes is really proved s'im-
iblg 4 according Co the best modern
~8h5rities, this is a good illustration to
vin with: fol- It's existence ii a. well
hsutscated as the TEMPLE at Delphi
5 tns statue OF Olympian Zens-or the
sNer Of London, fors that matter. to
wbo has never seen It. Nv some
Sssas ii was set up. and by adaptation
s. aoins natural laws dc was made to
and until an earthquake overthrow it.
l.a d embarrassed BY the number and
.ss3stv 81 illustrations to the same effect
crowd upon tho mind. since The
asSs.sap,,ra has been mentioned. W. NAV
aesse examples of that class. Is M.
gsal prepared to put an awning over
alear Square when the sim shines
- Ssmove Il promptly. without The aid
eeptral s,,nnoTt. Of steam-enpines
sSyen cha;ns2 The area Of the Colos,
|,,n Il certainly not less. This NAV
M / tri6inr matter to the thouohtless.
81 1919 8 -
ss.A4ss s1asy aass 49, ~
sAas.as4 . i arsa s,aassa 1919 III 80
ssA2'ss1 $3.50 ~ on1
ss - ~ ponusluus sles' =
49, -. snas s ~
$1,000 g ele sAy lIe
s'A q = Muss nave
s soI & ~ W.
s#z1sa aip clieulnlelshee Dss ue
z.s.shss snoughs hs,ls 81
Iss isAs. .nas susy iase leis y
~ o1s sllslal uesaL 9 she Anesnou.
ss 3 49,. N cs5sal ssa0us.sa - a"ns
$500 sns \ osul1 nonlanuna 49, gleas
.kisssrs Tonders5 tba contamrarsrv
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES durbar tent
Ey,ong -3A. aoain. annears
nan a AZ cantraI a,-.Sort' II was
E l.ISt 2 phvlarchus i, EIGHT nislars
~ llS.sgsS If the glos;f, s. FLEMISH
.s.a;s "a have not f. sneak. since
s Il y0achan;ca Around the
The I NV Great cn,,rt;ers stood 200
0pelonn CuaTdg. II i circle bevond
that oEsoSsrs;an gnsrvas. hevnnd these
Many sa archers III liz q tent
~ loSO noon soldiers an dutv with
ten years at sments. surrounding.
beens1NilG acre Anu Or
The sa,..; "a RaoEa fnan countef
$3.50 e sstrans no,,ns;lars $500 ons
sssscsss srd slsves wa,,ld ,-esrnler I
The Opelousas courier., 1890-09-20

A man Hkest TO nave good neighbors wbe
he must love his neighhor as himself.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-09-20

II afflicted with sore eyes use DIR. Thomp-
suns Eye water. Druggist sell at &c per bottle
The Opelousas courier., 1890-09-20

A Russian sigh-siheria.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-09-20

nsac TUDY housekeeping BUSINESS forH1ss
" WEaE Penmanship, Arithmetic, shorthand, ete.s
0 thoroughly taught by MAIL. Circulars Te9st
Bryant's College, 457 Main 81, buHalo, p e
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-12-19

To TmH EDrron:-pleago inform your readsFs
that have positive remedy foF tho above-namod
disease. ~ see timely uso Thousands % hopeless
oasoa have bcen permanently cured. shall - giad
70 send two bottles 81 my remedy FRER 10 any q
your realtors who have oonsumpHoa N they wa
send me nleir Express and p. o. .d6sees nespect.
fully p. A. 8tOOUN. "a. o.. IA Paali g., n. n.
THO mHRWn o. on ne n FhflsaeIpbIn
Mo ftaF eIk q 80 NgWspap2r Advor
AsWs Ad4a eoNu c,ir authosiasd rEs1ta
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-12-19
Merit Wirs.

We desire 70 saJ 70 our citizens that for
wears We have been selliDg Df. Kings New
Discovery for Consumpiion, Dr. King New
Lie Pills, BGcklen's Aruica Salve aud r.
le5tric Bitlers, aud have never. handled rem-
eiies tna1 sell a5 we'll or that give such u g..
UNIVERSAL satisfaction. We do not hesitate
20 guarantees them every time, and we stand
ready 70 refuud the purchase price, It salts
factory Tesuils do not attend ,heir use
These remrdie have won their great p0pu
larity purely on their merits. Williamson
m Diilor, Utuggiste.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-12-19
a LUCKY LADY.


fiLAg TESE Sept. 23rd.
Mrs @. W. Combs. of Humboldt. Tenn
former resident OF this place, has recently
allen beir 20 half a million dollars left BY
Ger Scotch grandfather She has forwarded
proof Of Der relationship to the lawyers and
will receive her inheritance to-day I've.
ning Nail and EXpressJ New York. Sept.
23rd, 1890.
We are Mrs. Combs lawyers and By her
seeing orr advertisement became the SCENTS
Of her good fortune. We have e number Of
similar claims 10 our hands and expect 90
gain them II your ancestors came ffOu The
old country write rs and iuclose as cents for
reply. There are more than half q billion
dollars 10 Great Britain : slone, unelaimed,
which rightly belong 10 people 10 The Uni-
ted States
EuqoPEAF CLANS AeENOY,
80 Pearl Street, New York,
Oct II, is90-6,.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-12-19
I'D WEAK MEN

guRarng from the effects Of yOuthful errors eariy
decay wasting weakness, lost manhood, etc. viii
rond q valuable traatiso fsoalodI containing full
partieuiars for homo cure. FREE o. charge. A
splendid medical work should be read By ever
man who ~ nervous and dobihtatod.g Addreels
Prof. n, q, FOWLER MpO0uss Coma
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-12-19

KrrNAx KoU0H EURE.-The never
failing remedy for Coughs, Colds, &c. u
has been tested and proven. Every bottle
guaranteed Ask your Druggist or Grocer
forit; take no other, 2Jc Manufactured
only ~ b. w BAkEIt, Winchester, Va
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-08

10 whom Il may concern: have trisd almcse
every conceivable remedy for biliousress dur.
ing the past dve years Is am OF bilious tam
permanent and suffer much from stomach and
liver troubles But nothing ever gave me the
relief that obtained from using Joys Vegetable
oarsaparilla. In fact think ita cure for those
atlments- At the time was using it had q
little girl living In my family whose neck was
oefiously affected By large open sore, and We
tried great many kinds OF lotions, salves and
blood purfneFs to no avail gave her some Of
my medicine Joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla)
thinking II might benefit her and a. IL We
purely vegetable, knew IL could do her no harm.
70 my establishment she began to improve, and
within two weeks It was entirely healed and shs
b1sw - usn = ever.
Mn B. L WHEATON,,
7A Post St. San rsnneapoo
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Notice TO CREDITOR.

TN TIE SUPERIOR COURT OF KING
i C0nnts STATE o. v ashsn.t a
Ia the matter of the tssolvsncy OF J. p. AesrS
4 Sous Me-. 7.sas.
Nss &c il hsr~sy given 70 the creditors of r
Mears. Fra G. Near and John r. ~. ars. pAsr-
c1us bussa, - unit g arm rAzne and
ssyie OF ! 7. Mear 4 Sons. iRsaiyenss. 20 b.
ara NJ D. ar hxlose + 4 srsttoE. s3ze e sasd
csurf, In G1s-n coEyt as TIE eCEt house q, he
city Of SsAfti~. su sAtd King csHntv, on Non-
dsy, July !. ls90 he hour Of s.0 q Ia Of
a. ksrxea iron al their dekas an iiabtl isses.
and d pr0ceedinzx are stayed sgaiuss said In
GnfxeHA
Witness my hand and the seal 81 said court
tbs sd sAy 81 -aHe, is<0.
EsEaII ~. ~ H0LMES. Clerk.
fe<sfson tonnei Athtf, attorneys soT The IN
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TAr Adsmxns Plaster Aaausaesnrfng rau.
rsny aTs ceasdersns ire aevlssssi " Of putting
taeress have oTsnea "a Oh c ct los Css,rnASa
strees Rcxweil hutialns. with Mr. ?. r. 0raham
Berry - manager. The pesglss- fesfurs Of
qutck drying qualities garAeSnore. N IL
iracsleslls srsrFssaf and VII nes crack or COME
90 The was1a sssn II &Asess with xasrr a
practical mcnxsrAfsor - thix latter ous,sfr
has esn given Is The efsres 81 sAe fsssr- u frI
LtsxScEx ant 81 the " <sninxtar Trrs.orv la
yes mxas sozapany. Tee usilp and celhnex
were ss~msassa LAT winter ard slnes shea rzsu
h<s rcqaeSsssy Soaked In ca account a. fhs le.xs
tn Tia tsuarosaTy rsos.
Mr.. 8eFrs IL prvpAxvxs 10 siwe arurss Cor ADJ.
ms1t 81 Aay desired tEtsh. gray isaaf a. had
Afe. and a. ri 10 considerably tesox The rrx.-
vEnns ccss ~ sds saaztzne IA sAss xxxt4na
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-08

1hey are - Get Increased Compensatfon
and Moro Time.
From the very first dav of the census
taking Special Agent Prosch vas aware
that the work required Of the enumerators
was excessive. the rate Of compsnsstion
wretchedly small and the time allowed for
completing the work 20 short that
. complete enumeration could not
possibly b made Accordingly he
Get to work to obtsin relief
He telegraphed : 1t rong statement Of the
case to Supervisor jenkins. asking him to
appeal 70 Superintende Mt Porter for ger
mission to grant better pay and an extern
sion of time. Supervisor Jenkins not only
did this. but be telefraphed TO Senators
Alien and Squire, asking them to urge the
matter upon the superintendent. The
Chamber Of Commerce also took action in
the matter by sending the following tele-
gram:
SEATTLE. wash, June 6-Roberf p Porter,
Superintendent United Ssutes CSnssls. W,sshiaqtoH
City: Compensation Of enumerators in Seattle
II wretchedly inadequate. Men are working
possibly average $250 Owing TO Foughness Of
districts and sparseness Of population many Of
them can not n axe. some days. more than =
single dollar Were IL not for their applications
honesty made. their oaths Of once and their
sense Of duty, not IN enumeraf0r would con-
tinue in the service . single day. and
all this, while men DOING less real work in
smaller towns and In tho country, are receiving
IS day for whole month. Neither will the
men here. owing to the unexpected amount Of
labor, be able 10 finish their districts In the
allotted time. Ten thousand people In this city
may thus 60 uucounted, The Chamber Of Com
mercc asks an extension of time sufhcient to
complete the work In Seattle. and 1t strongly
urges the payment to enumerasors here Of the
maximum compensation allowed by law.
JOHN LEARy.
President Seattle Chamber OF Commence.
The following reply was received to the
dispatch through Supervisor Jenkins last
evening:
WHATcOM. june H. Thomas n. Prosch, Special
Agent U. S CSnsas, Seattle: Compensation liz
creased 10 ceats per capita in al municipali-
tea Take ali the time necessary.
WILL D. JENKINS. Supervisor Of Censux
This will be cheering news to CENSUS
enumeratOrs, some of whom it is under.
stood have not made the wages Of day
laborers. It also means that thorough
census Of the city can be taken. 1t will be
seen that the increased compensation APP
Plies to Ill municipalities and the appeal Of
Special Agent Prosch has therefore been of
widespread benefit.
One Of the enumerafors, George A.
Gates. Of District No. %. completed his
work yesterday. He has turned in more
names than any other snumerator In the
city.
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Round 60 FsgAs to . Ftni.n.

Two sailors belonging 20 . small schooner
ewned by J. Anderson and plyins between this
pert and Cape Fsatsesy. while in . snail boa,
last night about O'Clock. got u exhtsns and
srss; the boat near the foot Of Bsisry street Il,
Was sevsrsi ninusss before the sailors ess1la b.
reached with lire aad hsuled ashore. when
they got er the wharf there Was aaosher nrht
which vas srca stopped By the inserference Of
the crowd thai had sashsrss. The names Of he
satfssrs xs.zt not b. learned.
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.salvat,cnt.e. Arre.t..,.

A large ard noisy crowd block AIDED Yesler sv-
enue and second street a. ia II intersection last
evening. heosing aud yelling o. the fun q Dr.
True and bis pappet snow and the salvation
Army and is band came together. oIlicer tsssrye
Sheehsa read the riot act 70 the crowd. bot II
ala not disrersc. He thea tried to get the sal
vstionisss 10 move. but they net obcyars
promptly. he took txo or thrve pieces Of their
hand asd marched them 20 head auarsera They
male an explanation tina; Was accepted a s.tis-
factory and were released without being placed
under arrest
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peo[eF1y. NJ 11omne ~ Fypo4, ~
psopw1y hono96e&
The rrporf u M chief Ke11oGe ~ PR
ssnsed - ss6ssred - commifsee en fiss
nud wat<r-
Commissses q 6sanos end sfssets r.
pcvsed o. ~ KoxIfn sfreet exfens6on thnt
Il would coot 80. Sc. md FecomDended II
h coustxureod cut 81 ~ fuad fnnd- Thsy
1avueod thlrfy-zoos Roadway md an eight
foos sidewask. With Two hand-Fails. from
tie city limits - Mercer street.; also nscss-
easy p5linRf aiso pl&Ekiug The east side:
pr0sz6ed llat potif50ness Tor the extension
fAks ~ znd cssh ~ city warrant - par.
Thfsppltcaticn Of tie Storage Company
foDGu osdina1co 70 build : bridge On Fronf
cfeet and to iay suppiy-pipes. came mp
The ordinances we're referred 70 the judi
ciary committee.
STREET woRx
The ordinance for The grading q King.
from Eleventh. TO Rainier street.. was laid
over. Ordinances were passed for the im-
provemens Of EOufh Eleventh street. from
Lane TO Grant; Baxter streef, from Rainier
70 Lakevisw; Rainier. from Lakeview to
Baxter; Lskevisw, BAXTER to Walnut;
Baker, from Walnut north % the Seattle
homestead; WaIIing. from LAkeview TO
Baxter.
There was only one bid each for work on
King from Eleventh 70 Rainier, snd on
South Twelfth. They we're rejected and
new bids called for.
was awarded TO w. G.. Williams; clearing.
$1650: cribbaee, SO; bridging, so. The
H. ~ ~ nj
fornia. was given to McMuiien & Murphy:
clearing, $50: sarthwofk, 50 cents; side-
walks. tl65o.
rEsLER SQUARE Bospe.
An ordinance was PASSED IegsIizing the
bond between w. d. Reinhardt and the
city for The payment q 81 800 on account
Of the recent condensation proceedings
Also Of with the estate OF Lewis NJ. Starr
for ST $40, also one wjth w. r. Boyd for
1914.
The mayor called attention 70 the plat
ting OF lands outside the city limits. He
quoted Section s, Of the oct under which
they were offered. to show that mo plat
shall Be 80 filed until IL Is laid before the
city council and by them approved" Sec
ton 1 provides . penalty of 500 for plat
ting and offering for sale any addition
without complying with the law. HIS
honor thought the cisyss approval obvi-
ated that penalty.
City Attorney Piles said the mayor was
correct.
Councilman Twichell said the law had
been repealed, according to the recent de-
cision Of the supreme court. IL was the
same law under which the election was
lately called for the extension at The CITY
limits. and il mart Is repaaIed All of Il =.
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Tho wonderfal Mad Re.aer.

Carl Bishop King. the phenomenal mind
reader. who has mystihed two large audiences at
Turn Hall theater already. viii give another
and . third performance this evening By special
request ~ Turn Hall theater. The prices for
this occasion win be reduced to Is and 50 cents
Mr.. King will be sssistsd by Aivah Glover Sal
mon. the young pianist who has already won
host o. admirers by his excellent execution on
the piano Mr. Kings performances are the
talk OF the city. and his methods have been pro-
neunesd equal II not superior to those Of any
other mind -resder Ia the country. He Ia QUICK
and Thorough. and there Is no sham In any Of
his work. Not Only are thesc points In his savar
hut Re also undertakes tesla that arc very DIM
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r. g. Kilbourne Z Company are Now
Located In the Eppler Building.
Tho Arm Of Z C. Kilbournc q Company
moved Frd day from their once q el6 second
street. To their nne new quarters In the Epp,er
block. SIS Second street. q; precisely the same
hour that they were driven from their o6ice In
the Occidental block by tho Gre Of June 6, .
year ago
When the arm did business IN the Occidental
block Mr. Rilbourne and James Leddy were as
ISOLATED with l. II. CIR fifth. now in the banking
business. The present firm is composed Of T. c.
Kilbourn. James Lediy and J. T. Robinson.
who will make speciality oil real estate bug-
ness. being isree property owners. and one Of
the oldest arms in the city, thoroughly reliable
aud noted for courteous treatment and prompt
disposition of business
The new Offices viii he on the ground door OF
the Eppicr bailding and will he elegantly fitted
nr. The front viii be fitted up - = reception
room for real estate business In the rear viii
be the Offices Of the Pacific Electric Light Com.
psny aud the Green Lake Electric Railway Com
pany. and there viii DO furnished with 6ne
banking nxfurss The frm proposed to have To-
quarters finished ana furnished In about
month but Is now ready to transact business q
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Frsn = = years cd and czne - seattle truu,
Kansas ssc seazs ego with his wife aad seren
children He vss heen in Indiana ana 8 :
seeDsser ~ cc<uqaksou- Ne owas TIRES seana
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fersasse tes. .sekesx And reae-ve yonr ssaen
trxxAr esxoU ysessafEsa cs<r Ne<shesn ra<sst
seeord str~es. Eassoa hioek. Z TaakSn. aepos
tic4s< ASeaG SeAtxzeA
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-02-21

% siaca svss esas hin. 80 chen ~
esoes isso Q ssv~ 70 cell Ais sceds
NE sssherisiss lsvys ssria on Me
goods o. % the privilege they give
hin 10 cell Ais goods IN the tom end
that /. sbou, oil the hene6, be II Ia
the town vAesc be sell. HE goods,
the money Which he receives Tor bis
goods 10 spent elsewhere, ba, the
goods he sells 10 ihss much taken
from the home merchant Some time
the tar or ,srd /. levied 80 high ha,
Il keeps him out entirely ard he
skirs 10 some other town umh lees
courage. This on . ps'icasl scale 10
the duties on foreisn goods Tor the
protection Of homs manufactures aud
hone ncschasts. A great many ssy
IL free trade vas the lac 10 e~oald.eet
goods for most nothing. 'sprose
10 could. where would eur WORKING
people be, either stealing OF ,r,mpips
or begging, for labor 10 10 cheap in
the old eoun,ry that II oil the minias
products we're allowed 70 be shipped
into The usi,ed States without III.
shipper, paying . license OF ,ar'a fe'
tho privilege Of selling their goods
here. Why the mines sna mauufse.
tories voula soon stop vcrt aud then
where would tho worAmsa bcy II
she usised States would levy . tea
~ tariff 90 high thu, the forvisneis
could no, pay IL, snd sc.r . large pro
d, Why then they could keep their
cheap labor products at homc. We
shink poor starving Ireland could
dispose Of scme 81 H. aud II eos let
them dump I, into the csean Tor the
Sshes. The United States are fur
By nature With every means 81
going Ia work and making our osn
goods Of every d'scrip''o" 50 sha, 90
rosld be entirely independent, c"ly
fos acighborly love for ell nations
md shss 10 one thing osr country IL
noted for. Well ] mist close nov
o. chi. will run in,o polisics. Hoping
will be taken - insssded. Tor All
salightcnmen, 10 some readers % 1ns
CmiIv,with no commcnss. 9Th charity
oil snd malice toward ocue. I
quit A. ] Sign nysclf.
Mruwrur. |
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-02-21

great dissavassage, usles bee fs<
trade policy, Esslssd 10 aistssss 81
the ocean esryise trade, aad cs'
commerce 10 Of her mercy. Whes ~
tsvss email ssppiy 81 .era ocean
freishts are lov but vilh . large eur.
plus Ne are st the mercy Of Eoelish
ship owners. Remove tariff r~estrie.
lions aud American ship owner. viii
compete With their British rivals Ia
the beef carrying trade. aid ocean
freights on corn would fall below three
cents. farueis, 70 cannot dodge The
issue. Il 10 squarely before Us
Tar'a taxes are 10 . great eatsnt the
cause Of The Low price % cora and
other farm rroducss, and the problem
for free transportation Will never BE-
solved until oil The materials used
10 building and operating our railways
are placed on the frss list aad Amsri-
can ship owners are allowed their
freedom to compete 9th their rivals.
Il will not be solved until che farmers
Of the west assert their rights Al The
ballot boz and deusad that their COZ.
gresham have clearer ideas Of polit.
'csl economy taan 70 assert thu. tax.
ing aud cxtortinv from The farmers Of
the eoustsy will make them prosper.
The present agitation 10 full Of prom
Use. Let farmers, merchants sad 10.
bosers stand together for messures Of
Our Interests are 20 closely
interviewer that 90 injury 70 the far
met 10 On injury 70 the merchant aud
laborer. Let passion asd prejudice
be thrown aside. Let 10 . tho
truth without regard 70 where Il may
DO found, aud when 10 vote lot ~
vote for own Interests, for the Ia.
Of this commuaity. for che
interest. II Nehrasks (osr Own our
naive suAuowcr pstrh.) II ~ fail
10 do this ~ are not worthy ciiisons.
md will not obtaia The relief 90
needed. Il
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-02-21
rte Vov0Oss.

For years che farmers 81 Tie united
States have been trying to devise ssys
and means BY which they ~ould be Gu.
sbled 10 cope 9Th tue balance u their
breshrss in the lice Of bssip ,ss. II
seems IA have rsesssly dsvnsd upon
their minds that they have accom-
plishsd very littls 10 The vAy 81 ssit
d saosts. from The fact thss they
have been ussb!s 70 Keep their sss
10 liss. Thee are many rsssoss vhy
The farmers should stand together and
labor 10 tsisg sbos, ~ assoeissios II
some soss that vssld ~ sssosg ssossh
70 soapsl The vast n~osspol,ss Of tLs
sosstsv 10 esss "a their tsrsa, isstssA
Of he fssnsn h&,ss disssssA 10 sd
forever ssdss their shsnbs. Tks
grisdiss process shish 10 bsiss sssa
soasy. fos Ne pssssss ot c~ppssssiss
che farmers, ssd poos people ssssrsily
IL ssossh 70 ssis oss issefsshsss rss
fvs. their sssves Esd esll Tor che
good old primitive days, chen @e"cp-
oiies vsss ssknvss. Fnmsfs ~as,
eosbiss fos their we protection. II
meet be . ssa pslis,esI orgsniss,,os
or IL sill fell. u asss BE- sca se~ssuss
o. isilsse viii hs e~srssip. in fact II
asst leave oil II shess little h,sg.
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