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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-04-24
West Side.

Miss Ina Green is the guest of Wayne
relatives.
Miss Nellie keenan, has entered upon her
duties of teaching, near Chesaning.
Bert Wiers is slowly recovering from
severe attack of heart trouble.
Mrs. b. S. Knapp and children spent
Sunday with Byron relatives.
Mrs. Powell and daughter Mabel, of
Corunna, spent Sunday at the residence of
her brother, 9. Loop.
Mrs. j. +. Mabin was called to Jackson,
Saturday, by the serious illness of her
brother. He died soon after her arrival.
viii Rowley has moved into his house on
Clinton street.
l.. r. Nichols and wife celebrated the
twenty-fifth anniversary of their marriage.
Monday evening. They received numerous
and costly presents.
Dannie Griffith broke his arm last week,
by a severe fall from fence. His brother,
who has been Ill for some time, is improv-
ing.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-04-24
Personal Mention.


Paul Roth was In Ionia, Monday.
Mrs. ID. C. Clapp is visiting in Detroit.
ID. Blair is home from his northern trip.
j. j. Stever was In Detroit, Wednesday.
Capt. Patterson was In st. Johns, Mon
day.
f. wykes and family passed Sunday in
Jackson.
Representative Botsford was in Owosso,
Thursday.
Jerome Z. Turner, of Muskegon, was i'm
OwossO this week.
G.. f. Haight has entered the employ Of
the Mich. s. NJ. q o. Co.
Harry G. Osburn, of Chicago, spent the
first of the week in OwossO.
Rev. vanOmmeran and wife, of Laings-
burg, were in the city Tuesday.
Geo. II. Turner, of Flint, deputy oil in
spector, was in the city, Tuesday.
Roy Osburn is in the employ of Theodore
Laubengayer in the drug business.
Drs. Ward and Miller, of Laingsburg,
dropped into our sanctum, Tuesday.
c. A. ConnOr is looking up trade In the
western part of the state this week.
Arthur Curry and wife, of Fenton, spent
Sunday with Ira G. Curry. of this city.
Judge Daboll and Robt. M. Steele, of st.
Johns, were in OwossO, Thursday evening.
Miss Helen Duff goes to Europe this sum-
mar nd will soil Maui XnrIy in. Ttrno
Jay Pearsall, clerk of the Hotel Downey,
Lansing, visited Owosso friends, yesterday.
Editor Reeves, of the Union Register,
made pleasant call on THE TIMES, Tues
day.
Miss Nellie McCaughna, of Bancroft. was
the guest of Misses May and Flo Webster,
this week.
Miss Edith Wykes has gone to Jackson
for two weeks visit at her aunt's Mrs. X.
II. Grover.
Supt. J. w. Simmons has accepted for
next year the position he now occupies.
Salary $1,000.
Hiram Chapman and wife, of Bad Axe,
have been visiting his parents, M. Chapman
and wife, this week.
Bert, Hugh, Frank and Fred Woodland
have gone on boating expedition down the
Shiawassee this week.
Rev. JeOl Lyon has been dangerously
sick at the Minister'S Home, FentOn, but is
reported as convalescent.
Mrs. l.. Westfall, who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. f. III. Watson, for sew
eral weeks, will return to Jackson tomorrow.
Rev. Reitzel, DIR. Hall and Miss Nellie
Turner will represent the Congregational
church at the Grand Blanc conference next
week.
Misses Hurd and Hurrell, teachers in the
central school building, have been obliged
to give up their work for this week, on ac-
count OF sickness.
Jno Knight, formerly in the employ Of
the D., G. II. & M. Ry. at OwOssO, but later
of Grand Rapids, will enter the employ of
the Queen Cart Co.
Judge Gartner, of Detroit, will preside
over the May term of court at Corunna, be-
ginning the 4th. Judge Newton will be in
Livingston, relieving Judge Person.
Miss Laura Bingham, who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Geo. M. Dewey, leaves
tomorrow to visit friends in Niles and Chi
cagO for two weeks, and will then return to
Columbia, South Dakota.
Geo. M. Dewey, Jr., received telegram
from Senator Stockbridge, Thursday, say
ing that the war department had that day
issued an order reinstating him in the Mill
tary Academy at West Point.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-04-24
Hunts sect Thar ELI" Tea.

This is the best SOC tea on earth. 1t can
not be matched for the money. Hunt knows
It and for that reason he is not afraid to let
yon try 1t before you buy. Get sample
and try this tea.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-04-24
Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting Of The stOckh0Iders
of the Owosso Gas Light Co. will be held at
the Office of the Co., on Exchange street,
for the election of directors, and the tran
saction of such other business as may
properly come before the meeting, on the
second Thursday of May, (being the four
teenth (14) day of said month, 1891, at
eleven o'clock a. m.
o. f. WEBSTER, Sec.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-04-24

Buy your baby cabs at The Famous and
save money.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-04-24

rB- Do General Banking Business.
rB- Draw Drafts on all parts of the world.
rE-Money to loan on real estate securities.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-04-24

rE-By our European Bank Money Order
System payments are transmitted to the
very house of the recipient abroad, free of
charge, saving him the trouble and expense
of collecting draft
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-04-24

October, so says Sec'y Lohnes, will bring
together three or four hundred delegates,
ali of them enthusiastic Christian workers.
There undoubtedly will be representatives
from the national Y. NJ. c. A. committee
present and also college secretaries. If
either of the new churches are completed, it
is probable that the sessions will be held in
them. Otherwise the Baptist church and
opera house will be called into requisitiOn
to accommodate the sections. No other town
the size of OwOssO has ever undertaken the
task of entertaining the state convention,
but with the energy of the Y. M. g. A.
workers and hospitality of the citizens the
convention will be made q great success.
the convention and this time the request
was granted.
w. A. Colledge, the popular and instruct
i've lecturer, closes the Y. M. &. A. Men,
bers' Course at the Baptist church next
Wednesday evening. Subject. Tropical
Africa. He starts i'm steamer from New
York, and in panoramic way describes the
voyage, giving description of Lisbon,
Gibralter, the Mediterranean Sea, Suez
Canal, Red Sea, Zanzibar and Quiluriant.
DIR. Colledge then sketches a journey of
1900 miles into the Interior, giving graphic
account Of the customs, mind pictures OF
the scenery, places of interest. and the pc
culiarities Of the native tribes of Central
Africa. Also, an idea of the mineral
wealth and geological construction of the
country. Splicing this with some amusing
anecdotes. then an idea of their speech, and
closes by singing verse of a familiar hymn
i'm two different languages. The doctor IL
Illustrates this lecture with large map, and
gives some interesting information about
Livingston and Stanley.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-04-15
Z 77777'7ll7--TN-EH-- =
HOT SHOT.
A Negro Paper Goes FOR the White
Republicans.

A Negro Paper Goes for tho White
Republicans.
The colored paper at Raleigh, the
Gazette, edited by John FL. Williams
and assisted BY G. n Hunter, for
merly a graded school teacher here,
takes the Greensboro North State to
task in vigorous manner upon the
proposition to disfranchise the negro.
This proposition comes from those
white Republicans who have been
considered deep-dyed in the faith.
Have the Democrats ever advanced
such an idea That is far ahead Of
the Democratic party.
But our colored brethren Of the
Gazette WELD sharp blade and they
are cutting deep. The Gazette
says
IF the North State represents the
sentiments Of the entire body " white
republicans in the Southland itsays
it does-it completes the last link in
chain 81 infamy that should bind
them TO an eternity Of abomination. Z
Here il an open, unblushing ac-
Acknowledgement Of moral and politi-
cal self-abasement unparalleled III in
the annals d American politics
Here is a flllfillment Of the prophetic
warnings of the wise men Of the dem
ocratic party who, twenty years ago.
told us that these men were set Of
unprincipled, gready, corrupt public
plundereIs. whose chief interest in
the negro was the use they could
make Of his vote in attaining cor
rupt and selfish ends. They told Us
that these mon were our worst foes.
We did not believe them. Thsr told
us that when they had uaed US ~ the
extent of ability 10 aid their bastard
~ schemes ~ pilfage, they would
turn and rend us. We did not be-
lieve them.
sin secret organizations, during
the solemn silence Of the midnight
watches. these white republicans
taught III distrlst Of the great body
Of the'white people Of the South, and
instilled into our hearts the blighting.
blasting venom Of the gosple Of hate.
The simple. honest devotion Of The
negro to the tenpts Of republieanisn
as formulated by the grand old
Fathers and founders gf the party.
were wrought mp t0 a white heat VI
bitter. prosefiptive intolerance. which
few Of M had the courage 70 under.
stand even when conscience, and
| | judgement. and reason decided tint
. the methods Of these lad men wery
bringing down upon the raee, ths
State aud the country n heritage d
whitening consequences.
's5Olne d lta did have the temerity
70 fight AMI faee the fool piielanl
plundcrer5 and have Suffered alHfost
maFtyrlora. 49,
This Is pretty tough on the wi,..,
republican brethren II that house
hold; but il II the goeple truth, II i
were ever told.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-04-15
Rsn TerreII h Oxfori.

We extractth following from
the Ledger: The Farmers Of
Granville turned out in large
numbers Wednesday 10 hear the
great Alliance apostle Ben Ter
rell expOund the great principles
Of that giant order that Is in
creasing at a rate Of 1000 per
day. His speech was a strong,
manly and straight forward ef.
fort. Every one who heard
him must be convinced Of the
tremendous movement that is
going on all along the agricul-
turai lime. He stated facts that
should be known 70 every citi-
gen. His honest, sincere and
earnest manner Of urging his
points was just such q talk as
suited the farmers
The Alliance were fortunate
IN securing the services Of one
So well equipped for the mission
he has IL hand And while all
81 "a may not coincide fully in
every position be took, still his
position in the main, II not al.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-04-15

toUether is correct. We are
gratified that we had an oppor-
funity Of listening to his words
of wisdom as he showed the inn
nortance of the movements Of
the Alliance and the rich fruit
ace for the good Of the country
that will follow, as aight fol-
lows the day, if Alliance prin-
ciples should be tri4 nphant,
The seed he is sowing we trust
will bring forth a l,ountiful
harvest to the agricllll raj peo-
pie Of this country, whose
wrongs inflicted by antocratic
Legislation cry aloud from the
grouud for relief. Only in union
will the farmers find that they
have strength. We plead for
unity Of aim and purpose among
the Alliance people. The gigan-
| tic work they have on hand
does not auililt III uiNirlpi aiiSl
strife among the brethren Of
this noble band.
Everybody who hears him
cannot fail to see that Hon Ben
Terrell is a sincere man He is
| conscious Of the recitute of his
principles and relies upon nc
mere claptrap to win the ap-
Iplause Of his hearers. He takes
a magnanimous and ingenious
position in regard to merchants
lawyers, etc, not wishing K
i wage a warfare on any branch
Of trade or profession. Hi
speech will not only help th'
| farmers, but such speeches IN
vigorate and give strength t
our Republican form of Cover
i ment. He should be greete,
4 everywhere with large audi
ences.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-04-15
Tllr LalIlcr DeIIglltcd.

The pleasant effect and the
perfect safety with which ladies
may use the liquid fruit laxa-
tive, Syrup or Figs, under all
conditions make il their favorite
remedy. Il Is pleasing 70 the
eye and 10 the taste, gentle, yyt
eifectuaI In acting on the kid
neys, liver and bowels. APPS I'm
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-04-15
TOBACCO BELT ALLIANCE.
Preside Carr ais Upon the
County Allianes ~ Act.

ANAM6t AtltAW6t - ANAs
OLD SPARTA, n. G., March
1891. AT the earnest request Of
the members Of the Alliance
throughout the Tobacco Belt Of
North Carolina. the County AL.
lance, at their April meeting.
will please appoint one delegate
from each county ~ cooperate
with delegates froni the tobac-
co counties II VII inia similar
" appointed. IL convention 70
be held In Henderson, N. G., on
Tuesday. the 25ih day 81 April.
1891. The corporation of all
persons interested in the culti-
walton If tobacco, Is earnest
~ desired The objects Of this
meeting WILDE the organization
Of AN q sociation for the protec-
ton Of tobacco growers, and
other important matters cOn-
nected with their interest.
ELIAS CARR,
President N. &. i. IS. A.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-21

9rittens-M ir beftrmorten bos
bereinte 8orgeben oller forti@rittIi@ se.
RnHten Organifationer auf elmer bon
ben feds leitenben &eform . Organiias
tioner auf ben %. Gebruar 1892 eins
berufenen Convention.
0tertens. Mir beftirmnrten, bnB
bon bie5er Convention Elm Nationales
Central Gomite einsefebt tuerbe. bas
aus einem bon iener 8eriammlung gu
m%dbIen6en 8%ortbenben unb aus 3
Mitsieben BON ieben Der Dertretenen.
Staten befteben iol. Dieie lebteren
Mitalieber finb bon ben Gelsgationen
6er betreHenoen Staten gu ertDdblen.
Ghntens. 9iefes @entraIs
gomite foI bieie 8eriammlung
auf Der am %. Jrbuear 1892
ab3ubaltenben @onferen3 bertreten
unb cine 8ereinigung a[er Der bort
bertretenen Refprm.O rganiiationen ous
bobaen. 2ann tas bod ni9t in Be.
friebigenber Meiie gei@ehen. baa1 bat
bas @entrals@ omite eiue NationaI.@Dn.
benton einauberufen, bic aber ni@t ipds
ter aIs am IL. Stunt 1892 5u tagett bat
unb bieie Contention ION bona einen
ganbioaten fit prdfoent unb 8ice.
prdfoent npmtniren.
Ge9fens-9 Die Ritglieber bes
Central @omite fur iebet1 ein3elnen
Staat follen ba, no nod feline befon-
bere uuobbdn9tge 9artekO Organization
borbanben TT, cine rege Msitation I'm
Snterefe Der ueuen Bolts > partei be-
trei5en.
Mie mon iieht, trdet bic tieue 9artei
nod fart ben @barafter bes 4robiforis
f9er, allein bic @tnbeIigfeit, NIT Der.
bieler platformsg nttpurf aur Nnnabrne
selangt, aeist bod, baB man es bier nit
elmer febr a~ielbewnBteu 8etpeguas 3u
tbut bot.
NuBerbem tpirb Der MangeI Der bel.
ben alien Yarteieu on pirfli9 neuen
babnbredenben Sheen unb ibre i@uer
3u berbalenbe ollserneine H~rincipienlos
Rsteit bel ba3u b~eitragen, Der uelet
gartei bic Mege gu ebnen unb ibr Mn.
bang 3u berf@aHen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-21
300 @elpbnuna. s1OO.

Die 2eler Der .Sreien %rene@ perben f@
freuen, aM srfabren, baS 60 peni9ftenS cine &c.
firbtete Rrangbeit siebt, pel@e bic 8ifenf@aft
in al ibren Stufen 81 beiIen i'm Stanbe 1T.
Saa's Ratarrb aur Il bic ein3ise iebt Der drat'
li&en Briberf9aft betanute poftibe Sur. &a.
tarrb erforbert aIs cine goniituiipnsfraft cine
6onfitutioneIe 8ebanbluns. Sal's 36tarrb
Sur pitb innerli@ eenommen uno wirlt brett
auf baS Blut uno bic j@L. imtsen 0berEd@en
belt sertCrenb unb benz Yatienteu Rraft sebenb,
inbem fe bic Contribution bes R0rpers aufbant
unb BET Nainr in ibrem @erte bilff. Die Ct.
sentbimsr baben 70 biel 8ertrauen gu ibren
Seiltrdften, bab fe ~einbunbert Dollars 8elob.
nuns fit ieben Gal anbieten, ben fe gu furiren
berfeblts 2aet gu@ cine 2ile bon 3eusniien
fomtulen. Gfan abrerire:
8. 8. Gbenes & &C., EoleSO, ..
IN Bon Drosutfen, rs @tS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-21
Sytn t6&Fen @raDe.

SSta t0@tte1 0taDes
Erdrt. baB 8. Roonep, tOei@er rs Sabre lang MI %.
Ditustont i'm bb9iten 0robe beba5tef mar, bon tpeIa
dem i'm 6eri9ieoene Werate nereebGt4 ~ befreiep fuds
ten. bnr3 ben @ebrou4. bon StDet TI0j4en &bHiQ'&
stsroen'@ tarser ponftan6te bergeitslf nurbe.
Dor Der SrreuentaIt g~erettet.
qarsston. 8abtion Co., Noi. Ges. go.
Mteine Srau uauBts eines nsrnbfsn 2ethenl tusoe1
bret Ntonofe lang Sag rnh sla4t bepodt luerhes tnA
mar f4r bur6 1e9s MerSte, BITE betea WtttteI unb
Jrsunhe f9eiuboy ni&t u1eby Au befer. oenn a. nag
6sfinnat, fe tn eine Srrtnnnitolt ~ brtansn; sni6Ht9
fab ID bann Woitnr RbniQ'S gsrnenttdrfey ouotsetgk
unb elm ueutr Poffnuno9itrabI aet9ts ne. Modboem
Iaeine Grau MIR cine bofbe EIni@e bon bonon 1s-
brandt 9atte. tam ie aus ihrer eetftsen Dertptrrun9
saa4s aah GtIaj ftsat.t e Elm nab e astvana ben pol.
getiouanlea. Sstt iubslt mtr ans, hob tptr Elm 10
9uteD Dstttel fonber. tpounit tuir etntt 10 orrain
WReni&en aus etaer1 70 ~traurigen 8utonne retteteps
unb fo9et NOD TILE rrern berSlt1ften D0nR.
q 9aRI G~@bnfelhtL
u DoS Enb fur gIerbenIeiben6e ptrb Sebsrf, be
y nerlGngL fret 5~n9efnnbt, uub QIruseu aud bis NE.
ttatn iifnfDuft gelieiert.
Diefe Wsebi5in prrbe felt aebn Sobren bon loftor
Rentg IN Sort Wapne, Sub, ~5ubeseitet uub lest xater
K6nie Me6icine Co.,
so @eftsW abiicn Ctr. Gbscaao, Su.
grsis s1.oo per Slatds. fsSs far.."...s5oo.
V1ube A.o ..t... Wv.
Rreis 81. 90 per GIafde, 6 Gtafden $500.
Bum gertauf In Gan antonip bel g;boIpb
DreiB, SO. II, 10 naO q AIamo. Strabe.
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Der berabmte Rem gOrfer vi;

- Der bertbmte Neu Dorfer Nr3t,
3. 9ammonb nabm tiirali@ an benz
14idbrisen Greberid Geet, wel9er bieI
tber S9meraea In Der unteren Magens
geeerb eetlaet bate, cine Operation
Dor, unb f6rberte eigen Orangentern
au Gage. ber f@ oa, mo- bic groBen u1b
tleinen giusepeibe fd Dereinigten feit.
geIebt unb einen Geim BON Der Gdnge
zines 3oles eetrieben bate. Der Gnabe
iberftonb bic Operation gan3 gut unb
tonnte ft91 naGbem CT gum 8epuBtlejn
3urldsetebtt mar, bes 2a9ens ni9t ent'
balten, als man ibm iagte, CT babe in
i@ eiten Orangenbaum groB 3ieben
ipollen; am nd@fien Gage aber trat
9armeat5hubuns elm unb Der patient
itarb.
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8etuetSf1uc.

@, 8. Clifford in Wep 0agsl, @ts. Bate nsrs6l.s
raren In ihIedten 8ufanbe, Bite 2eber mertli& anses
srifeu, bate teinea Gppetit unp mar ~1berbuupt pou-
fdnbts e%ntttdftet. Dret SIai4en electric Sitters bOs
Ben ln fnrtrt.
Gbparb ebepterb, Sarrisburs, 81 Bate stns
pfiene gBunbe am 8eine, bic loon eht Sabre seIaufen
rar. @ebrauhte bret SIai&.u electric BttterS uns
Ruube IN esbetlt. Sobn Speater, Gatapba, Obip,
battle fnnf Nunbsn am Betus bur@ Gieber peruriaat.
DIE Gerbte ~ertlartsn ietnen Gau as unbstlbar. Cine
SlaI&e Gleetrte Bitters unb etne Sha1tel Bndlens Grs
sHsn appibstsn. Dreis, abOmpfDu & &C.,, WRplsiale
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Werfmdht Dieie9l

ieatet Sbr Sufeu, Grtdltuns pSer irsenb etn aeiben hes
9alisS, Der 8rut cher aunaen baden. Or. 9tns'S
neue GrEnouns seseu S&ptubju@t peri4aft etnees
e ssIS ,ur Sss,ss Rao s gcI@s. sie u an q ssg srtp seI ittt EN-,
fanben, bab es has Witttel mar. Bel &nwenbuns bies
lee prdperatS erlanste man etne ~icfcrtise unb permas
nente Rnr.
UeriuGt cine Prebeaaj4e unb ~hbsrseust Gu&, wte
pirtlt@ gut biefee Mtttel 1T. YrobeHeihen u~nentselts
lid BET 3reib, 3bempfpn 4 60. su taben.
@ertauft pereeH fe 81 sol Cts. unb Sl,W fur srobs
HlalAen,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-21

sesenaber bon Der beati@ , tatbplif9en air8s
6auss unb G9iIber.Male
unb Gambler In Garben, elias n.i &c.
VILE Aaftrase psrOcn fofort aussefabrt. %reifs
biIiaer nie iraenbbo in Der StaSt. 14.2,s
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slasmanSeraussetens in sraFlien.


Die reuefen 3ettunger, meld)e aus
8raRlien augegongen F1b, la1eil ertett'
men, baB oas @letlo oertenlgett, DE ft@
berleiterl lieBen, oortbtt1 aiis3imaaoertt,
tn etntgeH Segeuoert geraoeju Daarltrdtis
beuo TT.
90 tDrelbt Der IN parafa erlgslneas
be vptoaier" Elm Deutldes Slatt:
s3raurise Na@riHterI OrtilgeiI Gus BEN
glnpanoererDauie am goriea9. Us
iouett 0ortielbft r1ebrere 9uiloeft @tI'
tpartoerer ltegetl, urlter oerefI elite pa9'
Re @ptoeu1te ausgebro9stt letrt l0l.
Die W~erpttegtng oatelbtt 10y cine 10
maugelbafte ietr, bob ote meifeil yin.
tDafloerer es Oor3teberi, tn Der Stab!
bettelit ji 9ebett, UNI 70 i1rett 9uilger
olr9 4ln1oler gu ttllsat. Der geiaaos
b~etts3ultailo 10l oesbalb e6eiifals peg
6enEbar t@le9teife ietn., Ualt taglt@
tferben gtnmancerer N 1erer perpef9e
unD loueH On e'IeM aggssl2 SesgsA
aus dsnem Oanis pss.u.g, ,DuaDsn WV.
ssSenH uHlsIs g.nWaaus1eIusgOloe
aIga Da.o aaDe.s u.aB'sg..M sr'a., S Hl.
pc s.sus.nss'pIausa.s" ly"s sn. Iai O.s
SoloIllea au oIlnseT uno Iut osIle[e
SslgFs9nng loss.; ~ aan e. ts!g!
mogll@ letH, DaB D.s gp.usa's lw aig'
aIs,M Gul uas sta1aag..aassgaes os.
lwteaLI, lohoetA F~ a"W haW psl S'aoa
ausoegn1: m..
Oas .g!atlg Ds 2.O.Is.us DDM ~.
Gtgan PCS ItugsIeM U.HaA59'!HIIeIS
aug SerOOla, lWte'Ol IO18sHDe DOW'
ernde 2r3tie. -
or sgiHe NHMoaa!Mats ~ iwanp1aIss
@IIenl9d gsgeM unler ~nlspsa a,s S'oIsis
iries Iolt " PEI aolW[saenge uno
i@onoergaIIe NnOl!a, We!wsI IW aM
Sargo % 4saeo DqIO'e!sl, WD uosI Ia9,
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