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Telegram-herald., 1890-09-02

Assistant kai.a J 4. johnson. uho
makes ap tAs meutaly sef..rss Il shs
8s2lses coafi, looeksa IA fran 40.
tsaeks sesGelsiay wlla losk i San.
sc.o1s PRIDE Sna remarked hasl aston.
lsalGg i Is tsat so Few .aasrsss 49,,
eroaghi iuto thls oohs ~Hon. fos.
iast&aees SAD hs. s.afe I67 areA.eo.
naeats fA the moata oI Aeeust. and
oals 50 - them are those.of laeoslas
men.H
III seems Incredible. saia "foIos
&Ad Court aas .aAat CLASSES are
represented ~ lhe rsmaia.ag lS7fs
"Va, replied Ar johnson, .'they
are al. kiads. rieh nea. poor men.
teggar men, thieves. doctors, lawyers.
merchants, priests. And q glance
safQ9s1 tAe lsst showed tlal lnt aihcel
NAs rgAt even 0oWn ta iilt priest.
lhefS Mere le- clts cases aaa s.
STATE eases. Males. is8 females. IS.
Mnaies, laa blacks. IA Married. -.
s.ngle. s.. Ihose Nho cocla noi resd
ana write, ln. Residing n tae c.tr.
4ll' outside tae Clty. ID.
lAe nAuonallties represented are a.
ioiioRs; Americans. leA, Holland. d.,
N~a-liians. lai otTmsns, lo IRISH. Z,
sneaes, IS kaglsh, = Foianaers. .;
so0ich B; ltaia0. i.
he e1euses atrt, Assault. = assault
aud battery, ! tsstaFdy. 3 hreaeh oi
tAe peace, ?, breaking SDa entering. a
alserderiy, -. drunk. -. ofanS AID
alsofderi4s = d'starlrug Isl gioas niesi-
i.is, d-sofaef-y person. i at&aiN as
SAUL, q driving through iaa T.l lTs'-
ress.pn 2 ia'iuge O. support. J taise
pfeifnsesi =, gambling, s. Indecent eN-
pQsare, 4 iafcsay less leau SIS. s; iar-
ceAy noic Nlau s2a. q, ialceug less
i1an -, =; larceny tnm the person, d;
nUlsance, = oosrucuue siresi. J. pesl-
ding without ,ocnse, q, refusing to s5ll
dog, >. removing morlgagea property 4.
selling unWhOloeome mix, /. selling
liquor IA theaier, ., saloon open suu-
Gay, 5; sal0Cn open after hours, j, H-o-
iatlon a. scaFcn4ef ordnance, 3, Fioia-
ton of stTettt ord lance, e. v.olaton
of vehicle ordinance, 8; violation oi aos
ordinance, 3; violation OF flower poi Cl-
oinance, J., violation Oi State liquor law +,
j; yagrancy, 6.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-02
The Lowell Fair Society.

Articles Of association Of the Lowell
District Agricultural association were
filed with the county clerk yesterday
THIS IS the new far assoc. .at.on organ
izcd during the summer. IFS officers
are. Pres dent. Leonard II. Hunt. sec
reiary. Charles II. tiiiott. treasurer.
Charles McC8rty. Directors. George
". Parson, Charles Allen. Christopher
Rergin, Norman j. Barn, j. A For
man. Billings g. wilson, Dexter g
Look. Charles Quick, Frsnk J.. King
and John Giles.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-02

IA regalsr season Was opeaea 81
tas Rs4moDG Og3n1 last saeRlag, 81
tas psessnee Ct a. sut.eaos that eosa-
eesesy aled the tAsatsf. Ihe play
: sBeaeea Lights. Is : typycal Western
drama, w.sh mach of the tlood and
ttanaer effects iefs cut The aaoaeaee
MAS IL good hemos, and the msns
nosv. YET thoroughly startling stes-
tons. were reoelyed with proloege9
enthusiasm. There i > COED deal 81
comedy NoFk IA the piece, Sad soue 81
tie speclalties. particularly the songs
81 n J. snlY, were re-lem4Aded
unanimously Randolph NarNN. a
gentleman ut stlfaetNe presence, en-
acted Chas. Hadley With wise discre-
Uon, and Caas- Drake WAS Nery popa.
lar a. the roihek3ng and fearless Col.
Clay Calhoun. Mss AeXG NilA zion
played Myga Haynes, the abused and
coasplrea against Nonan, Nalh fiae
sympathy and Iepose. and Little >a1.e
"A bright and precoc.oUs calla--Rsls
the htro of lhe hour in the second act
hen she changed the whole 4specl ~
afalrs iy picking up q revolver aud
holding tac villain ol the piaY az bay
The audience endorsed TIE p.ect. and
gnis means lhat the opening week ot
20 and ~ vii be prosperous Nau-
nee today.
Bright aud artisicany designed pa
per Is going up about town, aanouuc-
* the coming ~ Primrose a NcsI s
m-nstreis 10 Powers, next Monday anu
Tuesday evenings. Ihls company has
long been popular With Grand kaplQs
! healre-goeTs, and that the umeof open
| ing tie sale 0i reserved seats .s thufS-
day next, Is all that they care 10 Know
now.
c. ". Roberts, manager Of Redmond :
! Grand arrived IA town last evening and
| will be al the helm TO-DAY, getting ac-
quainted with his new field OF labor.
Labor Day parned out big house a
Smiths last night and, aad i not been
/ tor the counter attractions al Algei
Park. the attendance would have been
much larger. An elegant blll had been
1 provided and WAS greatly appreciated
| by the large audience. trank Swan :
laughable comedy, "Push q Co,
opened the performance and put the
house IN a good hum0r, which the resl
| OF the performance served 10 enhance.
| All the old fayOrites lave been retained
and several new and drawing sttrac-
tions added. The little saxon sisters
in their songs and national dancing
were excellent. The performance con
| cluded with the hilarious skit Arrival
OF Gilbert" Matinees tomorrow, Fri.
day and Saturday.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-02

persons familiarity with crime =
often shwn ~ the way he manages
matters when fate fsnds him ~ thc
police court bar. II u be hls nrst
appearance there, he is apt IA squ.fn
scout, get hls case adjourned a. gain
,lme ano fOOlishly keep hls name be-
iofc the public longer than be would 30
Il be knew What he Was about Tie
SIX gentlemen who were pulled he the
house Of SUSIE Cam, Saturday nlgat,
knew Just how 10 do a.
aud walked quietly into court
Monday morning, pleaded guilty q
visiting house ot bad repute, paid the
clerk each 1885, and walked away IS
quietly a. possible. One OF the pleas
ant consequences j. that they VII not
offend the puhiic eye by keeping their
names IN the paper. This is the Jas;
time their names Wi appear ln the
particular connection. George Austin;
Frank Robinson, George franklln. I'd
Smmon, Charles Warner and George
Holmes.
The three girls who were in the Sat
urday night gang were Maud Berry.
Minnie Fish and Ruby O'Dare. The
charge against them was residing In
house of ill-fame. They pleaded guilty
and paid each Sls.35.
The charge against SUSIE Cain is more
serious than that against any OF her
companions, and i cannot be tired "a
police court. and VIII have 10 60 90 The
| Superior. The charge is keeping a bad
house. Probably she had no one -
| furnish ball for her yetterdsy, else SIZE
would have waived examination az
once. But she acted on her privilege,
and asked for an adjournment 10 gain
time. Her case viii come up to-mof-
row afternoon.
Frank Barnum, Nike Reynolds and
| Peter Kennedy went 10 jail for helng
drunk and not having the money 20
pay their fines.
Tomorrow, Dwight Stiles will be 10
| court charged with breach of thc peace.
and Z. Payne VIII be there charged
| wsth being drunk and dlsorderlv.
Nm. Brady's case % assault and bat
tery was pat over todfg
The railroad companies have con-
stantly affirmed their desire 10 have
The ordinances observed with reference
TO cars on street cross ngs. Employees
i Of the companies, however, are rot
always q accord with the policy 81
4 tnflf rNNtliifr On AHi- FAifitAtf 0If'A
| almost always get themselves lpt9
] trouble for Their freshness. 1heodore
Dockstadcr. a conductor oD the q. T. a
l.. paid .35 yesterday for leaving lls
tram on the crossing longer than the
law allows.
Abraham Van stee fred Of a gun
Yesterday without having fret obtained
| permission - 90 Il, and VII answer Tor
i IN police court TO-DAY. The charge
viii be that he = nuisance.
A man named Sweet got Disguised
with another man named Sweet fof lls
! uneeemly conduct with woman
thereby disgfscnE tbo whole rwr0i
family. So Joseph Rad Wesley :. az
| rested. together esth . person named
Sora. and e tAe warrant d0cf nos iah
% reach them they vla be in court io-
day.
II the records u police donEs ase
anr criterion. the .aboT rntfu DID
theinselTes proud yesterday on.F fn0
I arrests were made for druutfnHess
/ frem cary morning t3 ~ clock 81
night Those two were Robert Af8e
/ sad Michas Nooff.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-02

An inmate ~ the soldiers Home Eo'
obTrep porous yesterday through strong
driuk. and TIE General te.ephonea
NJ. Levs 10 20 ~ and bring hm
down. David CcnftrfV Tart5celaf
ambition was tho possession % fuf-
iouaa. Re male tnzs nam Pa he
g0t ll Justice Iiydo-n H5i sEn tsf
f8rlocgb tosay aDd oeieFMe the aafs-
ton of it
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-02

Thomas Han8i.a- - IoTTs.i. Wl be
arrested sna trouehf tefore Justes
Hesorn on ths etares 81 keeping open
h.ssefosn oa Ma.n-sf.. LoVeii. 81 san-
far fsrf Tee raurs s nsfs -
eare p. Fdnonds ard ths vafrani
Hss gone sitter fts mlsr.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-02

OF course Go the largest business in
almost agy hnc, and % IS impossible To
write a sketch of Traverse region with
cat including this firm. Ihey carry on
"a Immense institution. and do very
heavy business. The firm own and on
crate q lne i5o barrel roller mili,wh.ca
has been of considerable benefit to the
towa. Tbs m,ll ism charge of NJ. ~
VI smith. a man OF experience snd
energy, ass stsd bv Z. Husbs, who
b0t fhe mIll and has been connected
wita it ever sncc. In the general dry
roods au8 clothing store
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-02
pEsFREs 4 alnNIANrF

are very active hustiers after their share
Of that class Of trade and generally
succeed IN landing where they steer
for. They located IA Their present
business seven years ego ard the large
trade they new have is the fruit OF
energy square leading sad push. They
occupy double front and do the lead
ING business ~ steam heating fixtures,
water and gas plumbing, etc.
These men are both old residents OF
the town. Mr.. Despres being one OF the
pioneers.
The firm Of
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-02

TO sn extens " huslucss. Ihev occupy
q asr some block of three stores and
sFe said 20 Dc more busting a1vert e.
INK iasn any hTm n thisr on II their
ane. lhs frm are the orig naicrs 81
thc boom tef tie wnoie noftnern couu-
tlg. aaa are calefy ias ranfe-tal n
orssn rng the Northern Benefit asso-
cation
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-02

represents the vcuresr csss ~
business men in tee draE sr8
ss dres trade. Nr Jch1eoa fas
grows no n Travcrse ftV. rs
parents loeatre here whFu II was S
fs9s. 8a. ~ the boys know hna 4
oae of tee busters 81 sic town. beng
q wave aHsse snd ed ~. ar1 1 e-lsl-
~ ss s G soc a nasfters anlanE s'e iead
ers fis pTeeert hos.nsss ~as cper
Up q l>s3 sra 90 rcT enjoys an,ce.
pf ate trade lis store very
nsaty arranged, heated - faTnsce,
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MIDoE IN The wmxAr.
walls walla G~rainaeids Invaded BY .
Kufnons Pest.
Wafla Wai1s aiateanuau


Ruinons Pest.
wa1la Walls Statesman.
A discovery was made today by Thomas
Moore. : farmer living near the city, which
Is of peculiar interest to wheat growers.
Having noticed that his wheat field looked
yellow and spotted" in places, m know
ing that the crop had not been damaged by
lack Of water. he was nonplussed and pro-
. minute worm was Embedded In the sec
Of wheat, which WAS gradually developing
into m insect somewhat Of the nature OF .
weevil. although the latter insect was never
known 70 inhAbit the stalk OF grain, but
feeds upon the heads while In . pulpv state.
A number Of stools OF wheat were
brought TO the city for experts
TO examine. In the second joint Of
every stalk, without fail. was found
ons Of these worms. The other joints were
examined, but no insect found. Ii is the
opinion Of many that this insect. rather
than the weather, has caused the ruin Of
many fields Of wheat IN this valley. In
order to ascertain the truth OF this theory,
grain from various places widely separated
was examined and the little worm was
fOuHu IN ovcTy otoI1. meat HON Euyek8
Flat, which Is In unprccented good condi-
ton, did not contain the insect 1t Is the
general opinion that this is the first time in
tho history Of this valley hat such .
scourge he's been known TO exist The the.
orr regarding It's existence only in the Sec
ond JOINT IL that theh rst joint OF the stalk
Il formed beneath the soil. but upon the
forming OF the tender second joint above
ground some description Of fy deposits an
csg. which matches the aforementioned
larya or worm.
The only description found in the re-
ports which may lead 70 . knowledge OF
the insect Is that OF the wheat nudge. or.
scientifically speaking. the Cecidomyia
triticL. This ny has been known in he
Eastern states for years past. The female
laws in the spring forty or City eggs upon
the Young wheat leaves, which hatch in
four to sir days and make their way down
10 tie axis OF the leaves, feeding on the
san which is passing up the stem. After .
few weeks they are transformed into the
.aax ssedn pnpal. which are found At the
second Joint Of the STEM All infested
wheat should be resped above the second
foint and the stubhle plowcd In. Thus say
the authorities; but the Farmers Alliance
A. lis next meeting should investigate the
matter.
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walt whitmaa a. seventy.

Candeu Letter % fisSoafk UaspascH.
There sas the venerable good gray poet"
in a large armchair. wearing . iight-hIue
blanket ovcrcoat or dressine-gown. He
made = splendid picture - he sat there
with the morning sunlight dancing in and
ant Of the room and making grotesque fi.-
urss on the wall He bad . ieonine look.
His Ions white hair fell partly over bis face
And such . facet strong. manly a full
al human nature. His gray beard. thick
and ,iai,s' s sssms0 e as Is 's sh.s. va. S sss
orsen at the throat, exposig his
isrrs neck and part OF his bosom.
s-is steel cray eyes snapped With pleas
~. a. he extended his large arm
ana biz right hard. He did not look de
rr.rss' m he could have ssoe1 up straight
- raula have measured nearly six feet in
height and exhibited the frame Of . man
whe' even now. at 20 years OF Ne weighs
500 pounds.
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AN FRANCISCO MARKETS.


PRODUCE RxcEfrrs AND ororAr1oNA
fnAscisco. June 2a.-Pfoduce receipts
1 q. 90 quarter ssckss wheat. 5000 centsls.
2.0oo centals: corn. 3.o0o eentals. pota-
Aooo sscks; middlings. Loo sacks: WOOL,
N1oat-There 10 IN improved feeling on The
n21 through the marked increase In trade;
Ia shipping quality b quoted 81 ~ ~;
beues character, eL.3l
bef3s1-Beter movement
cneAsd cem-fOwer; ~ to ~ 50
Com uekl tpsd-oss@sz.
t~oeeeeN-rAse waA . drop In prices today.
eo1N belne ne1a o. wharf d = range Of " zH9
~ pr oon1ai
onieus-Asd. slal IS: silver skins. sLael7s
~ GENITAL
orTfoTs.
GAY hoard sales: wheat-Bsyer 1890. ei.s9is4
In cioelug !. e.59iiS: buyer season. eLt55s
A~lztey-payes ise0. sitter August ]. el@.
FINANCIAL
1@ee~edght I'D. te~iegraphic 20d: sterling
- eeuk. tl671is. commercial. t4ss: siivsl
~ N00lo5: Mexican dollars. s.@ss5se
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h Northern facisc ksilrnai vessihuls Din
snr ana Esersng Car i1se. daily service 10 -
Paos. NinnespoliA. Duluth and Ssissso no
- .nnss 10 Chscne0 Tourtss sleerang ears
ssraash. placing passengers ~ the Utica depot
shs~sxo seven kons and thirsy.<ax mfnutss
snesa of cher lgpeA A. CAilesrx. city uekcf
s~sns -ls sxecc4 skre<k bssfoa etoeks Z Ton
Mn Set-nf rte1<s Agent. tfastle1
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vAsHox, King CO.. WASH, May %, 1890.
DR.. j. Eugene Jordan. seattle. WASH
Dear SiY-Your letter and medicine re-
ceived to-day. and I am glad To let You
know that the six bottles OF medicine which
! got from. you some time ago have cured
me- Of that awful disease, asthma, and I am
glad to state that | have no use for the
three bottles OF medicine Just sent me. and
sending me medicine by mail when | need
IL have been troubled with asthma Tor
so long and bad given up all hopes Of ever
being cured Of IL until I heard Of your won
derful medicines. and. ~ you know, !
wrote you for some OF them. Hoping that
others may hear Of these medicines, l beg
JOHN BoERsTLER.
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&4A3
TUE SoRTHERS PACIFIC RAILROAD
h IL lin = taks to IN points Kase snd
south. lis the DINING CAS- ROUTE
runs through restfbuled Iratns evsRy
day Ia the year 70
ST Pal L AMI CHIC Ago.
$50 csares Of cara
ceapossd 9. Dinins Cars unsurpassed, Psll-
man Drawing Room Slsepeuo6
latest sQuipmenG
TOURIST SLEEPING CARR
Best that can Be constructed and in which
eccommodaflons ara both yREE and farnished
sor holdeu of rsst Of second-ciam tckee. "
xLEGASr DAy COACHES
4 emit nuoux line connecting with aE fnes
Pullman Sleeper reservations eau Be secured
IN advance through any aRens Of the road
THROUGH TICKETS
To and nom eli points in America. Knsisnd
sna Europe can b purchased It any ticket
TRAINS Leave SEATTLE As FOLLOWS:
OVERHEAD through trains Go Z m. and IN m
Portland and south. e:ioa ., m, . 2sa M an
Chehalis and Oily pia express. 2 .. m
Tacoma and local. 6:lo and s:55 q m 2 SIS
and S:a5 r. "A.
TRAINS WILL ARKvr FROM
Eastern points 1l:a5 . m. and u:s5p n.
Portland aud soush. $40 . m. 4:35 aid e.lS
Carhaiis nd Olympia. n:45a m.
Tacoma sd local, $40 aId il:45 q m; ass,
9.sS ana Ii 80 y. m.
Tine shortened is hours between Seattle ana
50 Pau.
Through Pullmsn Palace Sleeping Cars, ele-
rant day coached finest palace dining cas- BE-
tween sesffie. Tacoma and Portland dtfect
Full information concerning rates. time Of
trains. rosfes and other details furnished On
application 70
Al. CHARLTON, Asst. Gen. Pass. Art.
III First St. Cor. Warrington. Portland. Or.
l. A. NADEAU General Agent. Sesttie.
n cHILBERG. City Ticket Agent. ZIG second
ttreet. Boston block, Seattle. WISH.
=. TONKIN. Ticket Agent.
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a BENEFIT TO MANKIND
McpEsro. Cal, June rs, 1890.
Dr.. j. Eugene Jordan, Humanity's Friend.

McpEsrc. Cal, June rs, 1890.
Dr.. ]. Eugene Jordan, Humanity's Friend,
Seatt .. WASH:
Dear Sir-Miss Van Ormer can hear after
taking your medicines o. p. TT. for three
weeks. On the day she commenced taking
the treatment she could not hear the tick.
ing OF . watch placed close TO her ear, nor
could she hear . word that was said with
the well ear closed. This WAS the way We
tested her hearing. AT the end of two
weeks she could hear distinctly the ticking
OF = watch. and yesterday after the expira-
ton OF three weeks. could hear the watch
ticking with perfect disfinctness and could
hear conversation uttered Ia los. distinct
tones at ; distances Of ten feet from the
speaker, and this with the we'll ear closed.
and could hear without difficulty and
without making any effort 70 hear. Just
o she came TO the door on the opposite
side Of the room In which I am writing.
fourteen feet from my desk, and closing
her vel. ear talked with ne for about Ave
minutes. Yours respectfully,
MRS. J. L. PURvIS.
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he Steamer IAkne srYivod q Tia CITY dock
rom fostlaud lost evening with . full eafro of
freight. cousisting of general n~eSchsndise
ne stea0nhip City of Iepska arrived q 1
O'Clock ycstsedey from Alaska. ohe win take On
: cargo 81 coal hers Tor Portland.
The sue Dispetch u on he beach q Wees
leanle having new condenser put 81. she vfli
be % b. Sunday.
The >. G. Britain 6nishsd unIoadine railroad
iron q Port Townesnd yessssdsy and lsfs sos
1acoma.
The ussalady csns up from ssmish yesterday
aftsrnoon with > cargo Of hay and grain for
baxter.
The Point Arena vent 70 Pon Towpssnd last
night With . full lie, Of freight and psssensefs.
The ting Mascoff hpouxhf il . scow Of sand
stone HON Dog Fish FONT ysstssdsy afssnoou.
The Steamer Bertha arrived - PoSt Townsend
from Alaska Yesterday morning.
The ship Ivsnhoe IL preparing 10 ooal q the
Oregon Improvement funkenL
Tn Henry Bailey will assume her regular
skagis river run on Monday.
The steamship Umatllla sails this evening q 6
O'Clock for San francisco.
The Psemtes wss expected 10 arrive from Vic
tcSla this morning
The Wala Waila i due from Ban Francisco To-
night
shipping Intelligence.
eAu FRAxctsco. June x.-Arnved-sts San
Maieo. Sanaimol CIsared-str Al-Ki. Port
H. -
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HOOPS CANAL RocTE
III Ihn rev and commodioua

STEAMER DELTA
viii ran In connect on with he stea mer Jose
phtne from Hatfield olman dock. leaving Sc
attic 90 Tuesday. ThurseAy aud saturday ~ 9
q m for Union City and all way pointa on
Hoof's canal. Returning Monday. Wednesday
.aad Friday. For freight or passage Apply a.
H~atnesd-CoimAn dock, of ou bnari.
d. TROCTMAS. Master.
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CLEANER AN1ELEs-

fownsenc. se9uim. Drngrness. Port Angeles
AMI Crescent Bay. Tuesdsy snd Friday. u M:
returning. leave Port Angles Monday aad
thursday, o n. arriving o. seasfk same eve
ming. cayryipg freight snd pasaengegA
d. n. WHITE Master,
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I'd n SHIPPING.
ces Yesterday Amount-
q = 41S8,z2s.66
o5ocxEo Faulr MARKET.
rf6bspls predset-Lsabss Co.'S
fwhst u vs. Last Year
Ghtpmsnts.
4cp1yss TIDES Al sxAf1tR.
- T11FG low uA18n
lAD.t T. = MI r. st nj II
~ u5z so 81 sol7 z
A. roeT rowssExD.
TTTu.53 81 SIS "a 4&A7
Z G FRUIT r
~m1v's fsDxs At sxArxIR
u W1IEe Low uA1xG

= DE Seattle ciesffnE noufs sods5
11np95y continues g swell. 9 evesy
= eiAA<9N s"e o~ 49,
c91tfofnls 1nc!esess :. - 10y
lfnJes are eutt ~ sas sesa, oeS -
VI eoon pee1n % feecn sns 49,.
= ~ fxeiss enc TO- q - - -
DeNpno ~. saSsou.u.s .
49, -. - ., ss~-ssr
49,. nh soon Arec 81
-, - - -rssxhsryf
Ssess~ g. ~ "a er~n. 49, A>.e
~ 1900 shsn - rules ~ i
7zy< Tss. 1870 - ~ - Mi
<1x-s 100 a - 49, ~eev - 49,
z<E21s--~~~..rm~efnrc .ss h,,s ,tesi~
s11~--~s1 ,hevnnnsA~r e. - -
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