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III a double loaded editorial headed
"a word with Intelligent aud Honest
Democrats the Wichita Eagle
charges that the leaders of the peoples
party are rgVUlutiOHi5ts; that they
would like to see all social conditions
broken up, even to the destruction of
our public school system and the
humiliation Of the Christian church,
and every other society or institution
which depends on the money Of charity,
that such fres-thiukers and iuddels
as Jerry Simpson are symputhiZet S
with and believe in the reasonable
teachings Of Herr Most, " that they
''hiudersd the property of Kansas aud
damaged her credit and good name
more, a hundred fold, than ali the
Colorado grasshOppers and all other
caiamities Of WAT aud drouth and
cyclone to which heE people have been
subjected; and that "they are con
tiuually splitting out defamatiOus of
Kansas and giving uttsrance 90 doc
tTiHes only hJ 70 be advocated ~
sayages or by the commune Of Paris,
and it appeals to "hOnest and iutgili-
gent democrats not to vote with this
party Of ''TsvJlutiOuists, iuiGels and
anarchists" All Of this is very edify-
ing, but we do not think the "hOuest
and intelligent democrats will vote
with party whose newspapers lie so
about a majority OF the farmers and
other wealth producers in this state
| Exchange.
How many ex-repUbHcaus Will b5
brought back to the old party fold by
such outrageous and contemplate bu
/ lingsgate again5 tile farmers OF Kuuss,
who have joined the peoples party
and constitute a.majority of the farm
ers Of the state? Murdoch has show
himself in this campaign to be 70 DIES
picabIe, degraded defaIner of the PED
pie of his state, a Shameless sIanderb
and a silly liar.
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years age, before the p,opls-s party
was formed. Tie spent about half an
hour in showing the Inconvenience
and insecurity Of state hank cltr-
reucy, a system that 40 one ia shis
country in any party is advocating.
In one part OF his speech i.s triumph
antIy held aloft a specimen OF paper
currency issued by the government of
Peru, which became entirely worthless,
he claimed, because it WIS not redeem
able in gold. He forgot TO add, how
ever, that the government that issued
it had been overthrown in ous OF the
periodical revolutions they have down
there, and that the gsntlsm al who
succeeded as dictator regulated the
obligations of his predecessor Mr..
Woods Used the regular, single, gold
standard argument, based upon the
promise that the money of commerce
must be composed OF a. commodity Of
an intrinsic value equal 20 the value
given it by law in order to circulate
without depreciation, and that all
paper currency must be rsdsemabIe
on demand, ia coin, having such
intrinsic value or il will deprsciats ia
value, and so produce Quotations III
the currency OF the country, dstrim-
entail to the people least able TO pro
tect themselves. lie ignores the pro
position laid down by John Stuart
Mill, the celebrated political ecOnom-
ist, and followed ny all the standard
writer's, that an frredeemubls paper
currency issued by a stable govern
ment and made legal tender and
receivable for ali taxes and debts due
the government, will not Iepreciate if
the volume issued is kept within rea-
sonable limits. In all the cases cited
by him OF depreciation of paper cur
reucy, either the currency was issued
in unlimited quantity or the gov
eminent that Issued it was unstable
and irresponsible. Mr.. Woods prin-
cipal objection to the platform of the
peoples party was that it did not say
any thing about pensions. If Mir.
Woods had read the Omaha platform
carefully lie would have seen this res
olution:
| BEsoLvED-That we pledge our support to
fair and liberal pensions 20 cx-uniOn soldiers
l and sailors,
Either he had not read the platform
OF else he took it for granted that tile
bulk of his audience had not, aud that
he could impose on their credulity.
Both Woods and Peters misstated the
provisions of the Omaha platform, but
that is such common practice with
republican speakers that it is hardly
worth noticing.
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IT has long been known that as cleo
ton day approached the plutOcratic
press Of the state would try the scare
dodge. Jerry Simpsons return to the
Seventh district ut the beginning Of
the present week seems to have been
the signal for them to open fire al
along the line. You can nat open one
of their issues without being confront
ed by such head lines AS ''The CalaEn-
ivy Party Certain TO be Defeated, -
'.Jerry's Friends in Sore Straits, -
s.Tmportant OBJECTIONS from tbs PeO-
pls's party Next week they viii go
further aud publish names aud ad-
dresses of deserters from the peoples
ranks to repubIicaIiism together with
tlleiE alleged. reasons. for such deser-
ton. Now every one cOnversant with
| local politics Knows that in each county
! there are "a few men who can be
/ bought. IN most counties there ara
few others who went into the PEG
pies party as spies. The republican
party is desperate. 1t is Boosting Of
its large campaign fund. Suppose that
in each county it secures one half
dozen Gsen OF She above named Glasses
who have sometimes been ranked as
pOpuIists- Remembering that there are
] 1Os counties i'm the state, their list
would at first glance, perhaps, appear
aomsgbat Formidable; yet it would De
only q few hundEsavots for the whole
Estate Such man hays no influence
in the party, ana their detection would
ainolnt simply to their evvH votes
-E'srthzrEnase la 1lls P1Rglissa, pals
titeiF nazsasa have slEays been pfzezs
ip a ellzaan Eazrzsd '>siosibtfls. % fHl
alaaEEElgll zlreiazssizl-s rezart dea
liat Egsa1uds slaall5 Eiszer RtlalHlr 1aa
5eeE Hsoa5 tlias sonaterbalsuesd hg
men El.o did nos 50 into the party 81
, hEst, btfs 7F1itad . assure thsuseiF as
that the Elovement was EsFilt- The
have carefully testsl each sslazsk ill-i5.
platform read all the evis5ssos -lai
} had on ssels side, 1aassil q slaalslssl.s
n- eEisiHlsoia sslssi lllrg lEs-liiy ss1sssa "a
3 ieil7ss-sF s5sa- zssF aEE tie m8a Es
: zelit- tl3y arr HE sotlFs lsfso stick
Ehe Trpub iiiln party has raaeiisd
G.siseate pass when 10 resorts q
: isuca f-sasy methods De tiss haa O.
7 STAIN Es1s u1aH zlQ 7alF o. .-sissfi- PIE
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LEGAL NOTICES.


Election E1ra.zIausu-gau
state OF kansas
County OF Edwards g
Ihs state OK rzauaas- 10 whom these urg sonia
shall COM C.. arecEfur=
4-Ai- te- tH-E .. toe uulCrzi lFueu- sheriff OF
ia ai.-a county huEsa6. uF virtue of tho
el-iuoflt1 la me Feetslr 1u. by thla urDeIlHula-
t-p-t1 eve pulilg uulfCe that au rBe Tuesday
4uc-ee4iltE Lne Lrsr Efuuda- lu Nure5u Der. A.
D. L7--r mere viii De held q general eI--cEiuu.
AMI I4e GERS 90 that tiEle 60 he chosen are
as follows. ro-E ft-
Zen presidential electors.
one governor,
A.Ie Tic Ite1 tuL-r1TCr- ore
ne SECRETARY Hr state.
one fitlurIeg-E eugruIr
bue auditor.
bue treasurer
one approximations or public instruction.
gt-r as-tlsIata luEtlCe uL Lle lu pugsIs court.
1la 4etreeeliatry Go couEreaz rrllu uhg
One reIzrcsGusutive 90 congress from tbs
ssN eutl conversational district.
8ns senator Tor the 1stu senatorial district
one Representative.
One CLERK OF district court.
one probate Judge.
one county superiuteul a1s OF public
. instruction
] One county attorney
one euluIulssiuuer Third district.
One trustee ROT each township,
I 0ur clerk Tor each towns nip.
] 0ue treasurer r-F each township
ship,
! Two cougtabICs for each township.
o1e E9l- oNsraeer Tor vaCu Eulsd ulEtFtets
. O. LElsHEfE rs
Sheriff OF Edwards county
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AFFAIRS suggest the question:
What grave crisis is forming itself for
the American peOple2 What are we
TO say to such phenomena in country
which enjoys on paper complete demo
cratic institutionsY American papers
and statesmen will attribute every
thing to anarchists, but that is "a
sUpine and unworthy excuse FOR social
and political shortcomings. In tile
main the American people nave them
selves to blame, for lack OF true public
spirit III the American republic is one
Of the saddest facts of our time. The
American people had the most splendid
inheritance ever conferred on a nation.
And they have grossly misused it.
IOrdes of vulgar ofhce-seekers have
| been permitted to fattsn on the public
body; great cities are given over to
men who ought to be in prison, and
millions on millions Of acres Of public
lands are given with light heart to
| railway corporations which threaten
I to strangle the republic in their Octo-
I pus-like grasp. This is the real pruc-
ticsd snarChism which ruins states.
Compared with that the anarchism Of
a handful OF desperate fanatics is
almost iunocuOus. That Is the great
moral Of that labor law, but there are
special questions to railway and con
Wet labor. It is simply mOnstrous
that capital is allowed to use convict
llabOr-sO monsuous that no self
respecting comm unity could possibly
tolerate it. Excepting the Russian
and German monarchs, no men in the
world are clothed with greater power
than the American railway magnaJes
/ Things come to a pass where the whole
people have to consider what IS to Jt
done with the railways. 1t is impOs
sible to allow the owners % do as the
please. There is no solution eEcop'
the putting forth by the state of tLei
Undoubted supreme authority 20 exer
else a rigid control under which man
ayers shall be quasi state officials, ia
, stead Of private servants Of Gould
and VsnderBiIts.-L0 London England
! Ci,roaicle,
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ALL over the west the people are
combining against the domination Of
corporate monopoly. IL Nebraska, on
Tuesday, at a meeting Of prominent
democrats from all parts of the state,
it was decided that the democrats
should all vote for the Weaver cleo
tors, and it was also decided to with
draw the democratic state ticket a few
days before the election. On the same
day II combination was also completed
in Oregon. Two democrats and two
peoples party men beng placed on the
electoral ticket. 1t is estimated that
this assures the election Of the ticket
by about 10000 majority. a comBi.
nation has also Leeu formed ia Mime
sofa and Wisconsin. In Colorado tile
democratic state ticket has been with
drawn and the election Of the Weaver
electors is practically conceded. L
begins to look as if Weaver will have
"a larger vote in the electoral cUIleg,
than Harrison.
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In the district court Of Edwards county.
state OF kansas
Edward a usrIu ana Charles u Iiudnls part
Icrs as Austin s. Co.. piuiutlu-
william HOOK. defendant
Ily vIUu- OF sIu DrdeL OF sHlg issued 20 me.
ont of said district court iu tHe uuuve snti-
lied action, 4 will ON Monday. the lHrh day OF
November, a. d. ss.3s between q aud & q. clock
10 m OF suiL day. M the IruuE door OF rla
court house ia the city OF k2EsleE. iu the
county OF Edwards, tu Thu state OF kansas.
offer az public aIlIe and sell co the mig best
btst bidder. for cash 90 hand. lL4 lue follow
ing described real estate fu-Fitl
The southwest q OF section td. township 2 .
south. range ls. west lyIuE and situate iu
tine county of Edwards ia the state OF LauGaE.
me above described real estate VIII be sold
Without uppE ai semeut 60 safety sEid order ui
Ellts. o. o. HtEEH4es
~. 90 Etabb. sheFIG zIT Edwards c. kansas
Attorney fUr plaintiff.
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The Republican Meeting.

The grand rally OF the republicans
OF Edwards county last Monday, which
" rs advertised far and wide, and
for which the republicans club Of Kins-
ley had been prIeticing with their |
torches for several weeks, was the
most dismal, dIeary, and disappointing |
exhibition in the shape OF "a political
parade and rally ever witnessed in this !
county. AS late as noon there were
sot rs many people in town as there
usually are Oh Saturday, and large
! rnportiou of them were pOpulists and
Democrats.
About II O'Clock the republican,
club Of Kinsley, numbering twenty
! vo, formed in procession and marched
E stwards towards the bridge to meet
tue 1 recession of farmers that were
supposed to be coming from tie south
s,dr. In the course OF three quarters
3, I an hour the little band Of twenty
tWo returned, but no farmers appeared
y, ith them. The parade failed to
lnaterialize.
In the afternoon EX-congressman
=. r. Peters and W. L. Grant spoke
Ia a fair sized audience in the opera
house. The opera hOuss was about
two-thirds ful!-one-t third being demo-
Gratis and POpulIsts. Mr.. Peters made
"a very thin, weak speech, merely re-
peaLing some Of the stale arguments
that Joe Ady and few others have
been ,lishing out over the state TO the
few faithful. His objections TO the
government ownership If railroads
were the same old chestnuts that have
been exploded years ago, except that
il the government owned the railroads
liO tax would be Collected from tiie
railroads; and no damages would bs
J aid 10 ANY one suffering loss from the
Acknowledgement OF the reads. TBess
are new-for Tie simple reason thai
ss,stil the iast-feW nsRtlis no one Ia:
lseH fOUDd silly enough ~ 'Caulze ssicl
8 sei,seless object onsl
IL is true that IT tie government
owned and operated the railroads M
tax NOnld be levied upon them. Fo
ths sumo rcason tnat no tax is nov
levied urOn the government building
81 Washington. tile forts and arsenal
'ls-tlls sea coast, the pOstohee an,
sltsIOin house buildings throughout tn
J., ountFy, tie capitol, state Uniyersit
55uildiugs, tue renitentiaTy, and oihe
r'tate buildings ia the different states
and tlia WatsrwoUlss and school house
il the cities. For "a government {
levy "a tax GA the properly It owns an
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First Published October O., Isgl.
Publication NDLICC-
State Of Kansas, Edwards county aHE
In the district court OF EdUasds county state
or kuuaHz.
Norman z. Thompson, uIaIuuu,
James t.IayweII, ] v yIuyvyei and A Stevens,
defendant
You ana each OF you, the defendants. james
CIuywrll. j v IlUywuH and a Stevens arc
hereby uDIihea that gUu have been sued iu
the above emitted court In ihI' above enEIJied
action, by Norman z IuUmpauu- plaintiff go
said action. and that EuId IlNtutiu has uiCl
his petition iu the district CoUGLu OF rh= county
lT Edwards iu the state OF Kansas. HTltugl
you and your co-dercnduutsr aud that unless
YOU answer said petition on or before TIe 18th
day Of November. lsa2. said petition viii 600
taken as true and Judgment rendered Accord
IuuIT OF the following uuLIlrar Gl=HTfLs
a Judgment Tor So JJ with interest thereon
AT @ hgr rate of l4 per cent per luuuul from
November list. 1885. less s36.uJ, ana for fore
closure of mortgage upon the southwest
quarter of section 49, township 20, south or
range ~, west ot dJu Pc ul-s i ~ wards county
, Kansas said mortgage having been given by
defendant james CiayWC4l 20 gle Equitable
Mortgage Company also Tor colts OF C-lltIl-
TSEAL.1 A. i. EAFF.
W. 4. Bc5zIey, atty Tor Pref. Clerk.
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LABOR CosLzussIoBEE CAREOL ID.
WRIGHT shows that the American
labOrer receives S8,l7 mole Tor manu-
facturinga ton of Besssmer steel than
his English brother gets for the same
work. Yet the duty on BessemsT
steel is Sl4,5O per ton. is not sIi
per ton "a pretty big sum fov the con-
sumner to donate outright to the man
ufucturer?
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PUBLICATION NOTICE.

EA LaLaIN. ION NOTICE.
FIst pub. shed October sth, lsg2.
tate OF Kansas, z
EuWurd5 county
In the District court OF Edwards county iu the
state OF kansas
Norman 4. Thompson. plaintiff.
roster ~ Kellogg Margaret E. Kellogg and
u. ". EhuEsluu. defendants
You an1 each Of you, the defendants E05-
ter A. Kellogg, Margaret r. Kellogg and g.
W. LhurstDu are hereby uulugu that you
have bggu sued Iu the above gutlIlrI court.
Ia the above entitled action los Norman d.
Inump sOE, pluluuu lu said action. ana that
said pluntiI has Med his petition iu the disc
IrICl court Oh tuL county OF Edwards ia the
state OF KANSAS against You and your CO
Gleuuuutsr and THAT unless yCu answer said
petition IN or before the glE day OF EUvCm-
Der. 1872 said petition will bg taken true
and Judgment rendered accordingly OF the
following nature tu-VTiis
Judgment against defendants Foster NJ
kellogg ana Margaret b. kguugE for the sum
OF CI2b-JJ with interest AL - per cent per Au-
mum from Inc sltG day OF December leeT-less
d2sa2 and for LuUeClu =ugz OF murLEI-e against
ala of gue defendants uptaI. Lue north west trgc.
Lluuai quarter OF section 3D. township %
range ~ west 6Jh D. Iu. and for the costs OF
ElIs action A. j hApP-
LSrA I4.E CLERK.
". N. Beezley, attorney for P!uIuun-
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EU HLICATION NOTICE
Co., LlEss published Uctobcr 5-h, I5s5
state or Auuuass
E1uHTuru5 County
Norman q. Inuu ps1u- plaintiff
lawson DuEEer aud Martha f. DuEgsr,
defendants.
YOU Bud each Of you the defendants, Law
sou ssuEEeg sud Martha g. DuEEer are hereby
notified that you have been Eu-l SO the above
entitled court lu tue uboFeaurIIleI action. by
Norman f. thompson plaintiff lu said action
aud that said plaintiff has Med bis petition lu
the district EOuFr If me CaGulg of Edwards
an Eue state OK KANSAS. against you EuG that
uI4CEs 9 on anew or slId E=rIlIuu uu OF uaI Drg
iue teth GAY OF NoNemuerr lss= said petition
WLLE Zoe taken as LFug aud Judgment Do uuerHHa
GCCOruluEiy OF the EuIIowiuE MIXTURE. t1-uit=
For The 81 m OF Sl4i "a with interest thereon
at the rate or II per cent per uuuulI from LBa
uin dag uE eeullmug l-eI -rals GII-ZI uug
FOR tue & re cl Gsllug of mortgage upon Ihl
southwest quarter OF section DO, township
% south OF range l5r west OF 9th p- me- Il
Edwards county Kansas and FOR Iue cu5Ia oI
THE action A. D.. HAFp-
LSEAL-I Clerk
w. n. Beuzley, attorney FOR plaintiu.
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In the district court Of EdvlsI ds county. STATE
OF Kansas
John H. Barry piulurIIr
Charles d Seamuns, the EinsIey Exchange
Bank, Z q Brown ana j n Pore and john r.
MulNuuu, john AurJIHs William ~ Tossing
ton, trusLucE- rue nuusus Loan 50 Trust Co.,,
trustee, defendants
By viruHe OF tI order Of sale Issued 20 mo,
out OF said district COURT Goo tho IIvu uGlCIrICI
action. will, on Monday, the=lth d5tyof Oct b.
hcrrt d, is1. between ana go cIucE % sal d
day, az the frLIut door Of the court house in
the city of kluEiey, ITt the COuuty of E1dvHrrE
In thg state of ituusua, ODE q az public sale and
sell ID HurGighgar and best bidder. for cash
Do huUd, all tue following described real
estate rtl-ErlEs
Tue west HuIf OF section g. t0vushIp 81.
solIth OF range %, west OF thu agl p uI. lT uE
and situate Iu Llr county or EIE-lFyt1 ilt Llg
state Oh. kansas.
The above described real estate VIII b. sold
without upprtisencut1 Go satisT5 said order ui
sale. 10 " ttuueTrEr
shrriH OF Edwards county, kHnsHs-
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There is no better medicine forfam-
ily use tiaa Ayers Cathartie- Pills
Their suEar-eoaiHg makes them easy
and even agreeable Co fake, aud as
-tllsy contain Ho eaisale5 or other jur-
iels= ilEuB, they are lszrfsstIE safe Tor
.Tasiaats 81 any a.s-.
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REPUBLICANS boast OF having $780,
600 to use in Kansas during October
As that vast sum cannot be used
honestly for legitimate purposes, the
boast should turn every honest man
against them-and it will do it.-Jef
fgrs1uiuF,
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Hairs Hair Remover IS pronounced
the best preparation made for llileilen-
iuz sls growth Of siis hair, and rzstor-
fn.f thaa which b. gray % t-s urigiIhsll
lali- D.
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GOVERNMENT employees mover strike.
This is a good reason why the govern
ment should own the railroad and put
a stop to loss 10y Iawless acts and
oppression OF labor hgJIsLd Free
Press,
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SIX men own the anthracite coal
fields of America. No wonder the
price is being so rapidly advanced.
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PEOPLES PATTY TICKET.


JAMES B. WEAVER, or Iowa.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
JAMES &. FIELD, Of Virginia.
For Governor
/ q LEW ELLINo,
or SedEwiek.
For Liaqteuaut-G overnOr,
PERCY DAFLELS,
e Of Crawford.
FOR Secretary Of State.
II OSBORN,
or Hooks.
q Pr Attorney General.
a-a s1tt3s a. LIT Ills.
Of johnson.
For Auditor Of stnte.
VAN b PRATHEH,
745 or Cherokee.
Far state treasurer.
" H BIDDEE,
OF Butler,
State superintendent,
i 81 GAINS.
OF Saline
For Chle9 Justice.
FTEPHEN H ALLEN,
or Linn.
For CouEressman-at-I.arEe,
W a HARRIS,
of LeavsuWorth.
FOR State scnator-Thirt y-Eighth District
N sENTER,
OE2-css-
For pngrcssmaH-Seventh District,
HON. JEE2R SIMPSON
OF BARBER COUNTY.
COUNTY TICKET.
Fur Representative,
J. }. WRIaHF-
For District Clerk,
A. J. RAPP.
iFUr superintendent of Public Instruction
c {. COH8fACK,
For Probate Judge,
+. c. BLANCHARD.
For County Attorney,
". h. FRENCH
For Commissioner Ord District.
z. ROBINSON.
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A-AhlllalfIL E1ANHla
tate Of Kansas. Edwards county aHE
% the district court OF EdWasds county state
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-09-01

III l. Vlv0d del puerto
al
de aque puert e dia quince de calam mes
En- 6poa dde Mayo al seemHre
adne todo de rero pasjeos para
Sanander
Tarfa de Pasaje de Ia LINEA INTER ANTILLANA
De los pueros dc u Peninsula
~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-09-01

PARIS, 1s. rue Jacob o Casa L. FRERE A.
PAR
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-09-01
YLAJE DE IDA


Este Fort de France da p rasatl5nteo de Ia
Colon Marsel AIarseIa
lon En- Thomas d da del
tabien sur de
tlmo coincide sid de nercooial de la Inca de
Fort De France a Cayenne
Sc exPd Ia trasbordo de Malaga,
Iona Mre, La Puerto Cablo Savanla Colon,
Trinidad Demeara, Surinam Cayenne. Con rbdo St Thomas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-09-01
CoNDICIONEs Y CoNCEsIoNEs

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Z ai n Il p tp De
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q n 3 at her1paue ente see ebruan fauce
= % n Ia "a iti e q r
=
ben eIni-r otro F1uaST Slou d. r
gar 4paajey yIn-Io
= nanue t-sy vinode
ag
ida u l tasaI aii9 res
% 10 c p ca z un
p
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gd lf dODuero
nonau anar
L r rFt I5p@
familiar acumuase Ia
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Paris efet
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a at It's los lem agaru Il ~ pated a7ae
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