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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-05-14
DEERING.
A Brief City Government Meeting Last
Evening.


Deering City Government held a short
meeting last evening, and transacted a
few matters of routine business.
The order to pay $500 to Mr.. Flanagan,
the residue due him on the sewer con-
tract, was passed. All danger of an ap-
peal Of the sewer suit is considered over.
The city ordinance relating to consta-
bles had its second reading.
Neal c. johnson was appointed con-
stable for the Aliens Corner district.
The city clerk was instructed to adj
vertise a hearing on the discontinuance
of Rackleff street.
1t was voted to have printed for the
use of the constables copies of the ordi-
nances relating to their duties.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-05-14
Portland Typographical Union.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Portland Typographical Union will be
held this evening at 7.30 o'clock at
Painters and Decorators hall, Middle
street, (near Exchange.) Every number
is requested to be present as business Of
importance will be transacted.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-05-14
MANUFACTURING PROPERTY TIMBER
LAND and BARK.

TINE Trustees Of the estate of Daid 8. Wal
4 ton, offer for sale the following prop
:, The property situated at Houlton, Maine,
sixty acres of land with Extract factory and
several dwelling houses upon the same. The
factory building and machinery in same is in
Timber land situated in Parishes of Pell and
northumberland, New Brunswick, contain
ing ten Thousand acres.
Slx thousand cords of bark belonging to said
estate, on the railroad ready for shipment. For
further particulars apply to
ALFRED 4. MAYER, Trustees
GEO w. WILLIAMS,
,.,1 Room Niles Block, Lynn. Mass.
my14 S&W3W
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-05-14
sciatIc Rheumatism

for if ever man suffers with anything
in this world it is with that awful dis
ease. 1t seems to me as if all other
physical suffering were compressed into
that one. ! took about everything man
ever tried for it but never got dollars
worth of help until began taking
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-05-14
$1,000 a Bottle

should still keep using it, as I have
for the past ten years. With me the
question as to whether life is worth
living depends upon whether I can get
Hoods Sarsaparilla. l don't think
eoala live without it now, certainly
should not wish to, and suffer as I used
to. For over ten years I suffered the
horrors of the damned with ~
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-05-14

A Valencia, Venezuela, special says
that two more attempts to blow up tie
government buildings in Caracas with
dynamite bombs have taken place.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-05-14
HARRINGTON & BICKFORD
Formerly harrington Bros,
sA2 CONGRESS STREET.
dit
Annual Meeting.

FEyHE stockholders of the Portland, Saco and
Il Portsmouth Railroad Company are hereby
choice of Directors and the transaction of such
other business as may legally be presented,
will be held on the first Monday, the sixth day
Of June 1892 at eleven o'clock in the forenoon
in the company's hall in kittery.
I. r. BARRETT, Clerk OF the Company.
Portland, May ID, 1892. my14dtd
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-05-14
Tho PRESS
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.

ADJUSTMENTS.
Gospel temperance mission.
Montgomery assembly.
Ball. uniform rank X. of FL.
Portland camera club.
FIFTH PAGE.
F. o. Bailey g. Co.
The Atkinson Company,
EIGHTH PAGE.
Owen Moore g. Co.
harrington 6 Bickford.
1. John Little & Co.
Zines Bros.
Merry the halter.
Lamson: Photographs.
The Atkinson Co.
Horses; Cummings Brothers.
Reopening; CIark's hotel.
Manufacturing property, timber land, bark.
Annual meeting.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-05-14

ON May 14TH, 1896, EDw.
JENNER successfully established
the value of vaccination.
He proved that it was possible
to propagate virus by artificial
incubation and thus render the
person operated upon free from
what the physicians call pre-
disposition to the dread disease.
Parliament granted the great
dlscoverer twenty thousand
pounds.
The hurry-up time for Summer
Suits is almost here. A few warm
days and the rush begins, which
means broken stock and disappointed
customers.
Better come now while the sizes
are complete and make your selection.
You viii be surprised to see what
pretty Suits we are now selling for
$40 to $r6, all wool and new this
season.
The Children's department is brill
liant with pretty effects for the little
ones, So to $40. Larger Boys Suits
in long or short Pants IS to SIS.
Tan Neckwear for to-day.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-05-14
SarsaparilIa

1t would be difficult to find a man
better known in the vicinity Of Burling-
ton, VT, than Mr.. R. d. Wheeler of
Winooski Falls, the efficient Deputy
Sheriff of Burlington county. He says:
&C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass:
"Dear Sirs: If Hoods Sarsaparilla cost
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-05-14

We wish to call the attention the public another arrival fine
HORSES Stables Friday This lot
draft
weighing 1000 1900 bs selected with
feel confident that they will suit
the These both sound and
coming invite inspection Stable
street, o Goth.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-05-14
EXCURSION TO coLEBRooK, N. H.,
To Visit the New "Hote1 Nirvana," at That
Summer Resort.

A large partyis to visit Colebrook, N.
H., today, to inspect the progress of the
work on the new ''Hotel Nirvana, which
will be opened this season under the
management of Leander Stevens. Mr..
Stevens and Mr.. E. G.. S. Kicker, the
general manager of the Mt. Monadnock
Mineral Spring and Land Company, have
arranged for special train to leave the
Union Station at s a. M, arriving in Cole
brook at about 1880; returning, leave
Colebrook at Z p. m.
The party will consist of the following
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-05-14
Hoods SarsapariIIa

/ have taken it now pretty regularly for
ten years and have no more pain and
can get around all right. ! have
advised good many to Try Hoods Sar-
saparilla." r. D. WHEELER, Deputy
Sheriff, Winooski Falls, VT.
Hoods Pills Cure Liver Ills
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-05-14

New Wants, To Let, For Sale, Lost, Found
and similar advertisements, will be found under
their appropriate headings on page 6.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-05-14
CHURCH MATTERS.

Free Street Exceedingly Reluctant to
Part with HIr. Whitman-New Choir
at Chestnut Street M. E. Church.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-05-14
REV" MR.. GUENTHNER.

His Free Street Mission Is Likely to Be
Broken Up, as the Police Arrested Him
Yesterday.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-05-14

and members of the press. There will
also be guests from Boston and other
places.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-05-14
WATER FRONT NOTES

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-05-14
NEWS OF THE DENNIS.
She Was Not Wrecked. and Has
Made the Biggest Catch.
LETTER FROM CAPTAIN MINER.
He Sends News hv the Carwf.-Eouch
Weather, bEt Crew Al Right
Stadyiag seal Life.

Captain : : Slxa7 has .Est received .s.-s-
from Captain A.-e-, q Us H=z-y Dzz2-s z-s
also o1-a from Captain !5oor--. o.. ~ -@vez.s
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-05-14

Contraction Gang and Material Arrive
Sax to lie RuflG-

SOUTH BEND. May =. Il special. Work ~ the
construction of TIE railroad b-.,.ses ca thc S8nth
Ben1 end 81 the Soata Bend tae8&3ls t-aEeh 81
iac Northern. p4cidc lecaB " esineslay TaaFajrg.
The foreman 81 the bridge building force, Mr..
MoEaTr.sA. accompanied oy fsar men, arrave2
Tuss3sy. M &c%srr. 81 Wl.. employ Twelve or
ri;eea more Eaen in >oata Bea2 2 &c small
bs3eEeS on psieS sad seross the ssoagAs w.A re
5uslT aTst OF tasse there are elev en- u be hs.lt
oa tass SIDE 81 tAc divide, besides SIX Howe
truss bridges Tee arss fridge - ae ousl1 VII
&c tAe one aoros> Skiagao-e's ssoaeh. on which
woTk Las already began. Abaut l.9sl3ao ice; II
.uTaner viii Re used IN the construction ~ the
bridges, the saving Of which tie Gr4sto. Il
Leonard mia hss TIE contact
TIE s1 Hove truss bridges Ia NJ bailt vii re
o, Fayss Prairie. the flrst. second. tAir. and
foIrth crossings % tire NilApa. Numbering
Gown Ire ylvsr from CAeAAiiS ea1. aaa 81 SogGh
fo-k- Tbs bridge at the south Fork Wall be tie
longest having DO foot sgsn, then comes Tire
foCris crossing 81 the M3llsps VITA 80 iooi
spsa. ;Ae ta.ra crossing x3th $ I9sioof sp.a. ;te
second oross az v5tk s3-:oo, spaa an; ;Ae first
cross. as With s 5aNfoo; spsu.
There are toEs oaive moro car loads ot lroa
s2e zsGtertss - - shipped &c II TIE stoA -ler
A.-lsoce so- csc o. THIS end % 1ae line. 0aIy
TIE material rec ai-ed for The bridges ~ TIE
river "a. as the togrtA cross 81 Ike 531apa
o. TIE trst or1ssluE counting !Eon tAls end.
calsca TIE L3l3y bridge. W. he sA.ppc5 n ~
steamer. 70; are otAae bridges above that point
the nss'crg2i VII " sups.seG 3-oza CAeaalis as
hy TIE tine TIE bridge vork - CON lete2 sap s.
fs- A. The lazy er.dce Z = expeete5 tat ire
read VIII X coTrp seys-1 ever tAc aiyi1e and tAa
material a-oGgat "a ~ tie construction trGsa.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-05-14
THANKS FROM WARNER MILLER.
Appreciates seattle's Help. and VIII Us.
Is 10 lataaence Cal Lfnrnia

Mayor Ronald yesterday -ece.vcs tie follow
sag letter tro-a President Warner Miller. q TIE
Nicaragua Canal Construction Company. 2ais.
Portland May T..
! desire 70 tAsnk vou sE5 year associates. TIE
business men ~ >astt.s. sor the cnr1 a. -eca-~
uo2 zircl EEse Gas.sf there a11 TIE premise q
EaaSegls- AL held OAK - va aZ q &e IN 81
fra1clsco 81 q EseXt week 81 tie Ps1ace hotel
"a 4h2-szay q -chI ss2lI b entertained = &
tsAae0ci O. ttS taar- oa- o5 Commerce q Sxa
Francisco. J. Eu4 could we re Wednesday
or Thursday morning u rerE-1 - svAa: veg
has accom- g..4s1e. ana what vou ho2e5 - a.. 4
""I-- Re - very CrsSt Acae1t q re "a money
matters u tG.4s0-n2E.
beg - &Sslrs y.aa iasJ appreciate TIE sent
sltli ST-es>a1 +- >es.tt.e = evo- ~ Ire cn.e--
TrssS. s2-, g s-.s1 SaeS r1at yoEr y%a1,e sc
1of - Sa.g.1t.0u - coCtT. rite la-eeLr Il TIE
To-A- greatly bore taSl yo1 w5.4 give ne
eslS.1ca mater 81 ssVgao-; taS9 g-a az oe aisle -
saS - t2e oieG- ce.1Is ugl.les that TIE ytsIEc
ttf g. seattle : t1.y alive a. loe benefits = <
cersve1 f-a-2 TIE CsrGl Jg-ylr-se. sd x III :
% 30 - hEi = can q - E.5 = would sE-cccst
iaas TIE address q: t@e committee - -cs Is 81
>as2TaNy Tor ss<Dasa-e and sending out X
cl'-e lts 90 MA -< = suggestion. bat nv IL
ie-es' ID t1iS Tastte- = s. crest that : an se-
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-05-14
ALL THE STOCK SOLD.
Northern Pacific Buys Puget
Sound Steamer Line.
TOO BIG DIVIDEND GUARANTEED.
Puget sound and Alaska steamshf p
Company Sells ost-tsreat North
ern Trains to snohomish-

Tie Oh ct of csrtain y. 3. yacksoa's visit 20
New YORK pss not Only n arrange fog 23s retire
rae1f .-oIa TIE management a tae Puget >saa1
an4 Alask& StesgasAip Company, IS reported n
tie fosg- IsTKLLEGEScEK a lew days sgo, BAT
raj relation 70 the sac @. tbs entire STOCK %
TIE company 20 fhe Northern Pac.4c Railroad
COMPANY. TAls 9sa. h2s been c.ose9 Aad tee
Northern Pacific wia .Aoslly axe the manage
Igent al the steamer line.
The Puget soaa1 ana Alaska Steamship IS tae
successor OF TIE Washington Steamboat ss.d
Transportation Coapsay. waaca vas eo-zpas Cd
oi naraoer o. s5ga9 ca p tAl4sts n tae sEsrlas
OF 1898 The PaE4s sound and Alaska company
sas orgsaizeS3 sitA s-s3oo czp.tsl STOCK and
absorbed tie ola CEN paay, waica taea
owned tie steamers EGiih. Clty O!
quincy, W. X Merwin. Washington and El4z4
Anderson Il va organized = The interest @.
the Northern Pacific railroad. TIE stock holders
bssag Charles 1. Co.as, Colgate H5Yt. goAa 2.
RoaxsEelle7, {. X Prescott sud other stock
holder. Il taAi read. ~. Prescott Il is pes
cezt. Waiter 0akes. soa % the N8:fAe-1 Pacific
president. - secretary. &14 q. &. Caaaaler. Eea-
era agent q TIE Northern FAclGe al Tacoma, IS
genera freagAt AMI passenger agent C4ptAsa
Jackson was TetSlAe1 genera manage. u
consideration @ Is oeaag SZaoSge1 - &c inter
ese ~ the SoTtneva Hacsas- the sitter Elz -xsss2
oivl2eGs % 10 ger cezL On the sock. l&-se
bgncs o. " lcA was gwen CAP.ala 92oAsoa 10
exchanges for - stock = tie cd coz a1F.
THIS was p eooa enough 5A-gs4a Il tAs booming
yeAe 1885, bst lsst wear business isttsnc1 o.; -
suca a. extent tasE the Sorfaesn Pacific e&1 -
maze good a ecaelI o. PEP cent ThIs faef led
90 TIE tSnclBssoa THAI ). ass cheaper 70 bay tie
siock outright
s49ce It's Organization the EaEet SoEn4 &n1
zska con sssv A&s ooag5f TIE steamer tIsy O.!
kl2gsto2 ard esougag il around from New OK
sg6 Aas bGl4i tie City ct Sests.o 1t ass bought
the Nes.eT was-t &aa adjoining buildings AID
has a.so acquired large block az iaaa ca 5Ae
tide STATS TIE recent arrangement y wE.cA
toe CE.oa rse5sc 18th drew ST. It bosts irc-a
tae sound Sa4 aaw tarus over sli Is fre.EAt 70
the PGEci SouR. aa1 4 &>ka has greatly IN
proved he ca&aoss q the .G.tes earning 4.vs-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-05-14
THROUGH BY THE THREE ROAD.
Great Northern Trains to snohornish-
InteEestinc To tie LAKE shaEe.

i IS understood taG; arrangements are being
rzale by the Great Northern ard ETevett 4
Hozte Caste roads for iaH running .. tAro1r@
trains between SEATTLE er1 SaoAoGSs2 y ray
g! Everett. IS soon S. ne Monte C-.sto -osd -
finished Tie I&sse, = very near competition
satc Everett.
saohoza.sA Is tAe hes: Poi.: to- Business q
tie Lake shore RAJ north 81 Seattle Ia-s g
especially iae case aov. wien large aE-n oe-s o
-aen gre constantly g1IEs 20 thai pace % tae-E
Wy % Eo-k o. tae Great N1-tAsrE -sA.Z Lac
sad LARGE cGan.1tse. q supplies &z9 z1G;s-4A-
arc being shipped io- tAe sane g.9i-ts- Tie
gs-ea; Northern woaid Ike 20 90 t1ls business
lsseli AID the N5Ite Cr.sso TcGl6 - E-21 -
share n Is. s7d me Eve-e:s ysco-le waEl2 .iss
- Re aa.e 70 tEavs. - SaoEoEzisa D. "a ESen
GoE the Lake Sasre feels considerable Compel
;5oa :;o-z ta4 Great Sor:1evl AID tie ste-Eae-s
running U7 the <a5ao-zls2 r.ve- &1t. azs made
. reduction q r.zSsenze- -s3es - meet :. Tie
running Ct the Great No-iAe-a trains tarcL-1
wo2l4 make things decidedly Interesting &.o2g
the -wnErT1GSh
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-05-14

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-05-14
TWO GENERAL DIVISIONS.
New Arrangement Of Great Nerther
Operating Department


TIE to.aowIuE o.rcG3s- hss AeSa sued ~ tie
Gsrcat Northern rstl4oas
= FsUl- Max Z. 3sQz
! q eftecl above 4&Ie, the Great Northern w-ll
SS esvG@e4 4Ato tVro csacrA. Gtr.s5o2S
TIE tAste-a @lVlsl on - embrace 81 lsraS eaSs
az laot, intending tAe El.E.as 4 SOCK Esl.s
az NRl0th, y aseFs0wa 8 a2czEe raj wAy,
lbs @csfgs1 G8EIsi7 E - cTl t-See p +szsts s2s
branches AiGes - Great AIS AIS wcst q PAcs-
& : GssftsuE-
Ar CAsssss y. Case. general su7s-.arsaseat.
remaining Ia chA-ge q EasJc-a alE.sloz. w.sa
hea52 uaTter> ST ~ FaEs. M1uH.
NJ a. SA}tsas = appointed seae-As - yer.s2-
teDaeHt AesteFa division VyltA AeaaeEsrts-s a
As-ssFsea, sltez 3eas - Spokane
bc above gentlemen w- f.sec eeuc~ct es~ce
@; tese maintenance q, ~as way aa2 sl-ut1s-ss
ana o station and transportation se-ztca -
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49, ~ F.l3eat as between sc e-vss.aHN sy,z
tfse &v-E lycssV1t * JEas gN-1 srEe-a * " 81 IA
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4 4 Alien. supeTtnis- sezt g ne Evs-e;; &
Meats Crls'o so&S, Us -Is tae t1-y yesterday.
The Eross earnings Of tie CANADIAN Pacs4e u
Ap-ll were S,65s,3a1, 81 - 1.oasc c. S--3JJ ever
Aprl.. .>2l.
The Great Northern : putting ID ISL c-s1es
81 rs stations 81 Richmond Beach. Norman.
F4o-ezcc aa4 Alser
Casr.es Kennedy. Of Portland, general agent
d. ihe Rock Island road ana ! oert - route,
w.li b@ IA TIE Gag TO-DAY
:. y. Fiaaey, genera. manager oi TIE Everett
< Aoate Crlsso road. .elvcs = PsGl u s few
days y he Csaal-&E I4c.4c sd Great North
CA roads lex he Coast
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81 80 -.1sa- 81 -ssc~--s 3 z9zr- 49,
49, 81 60 -zzs -ss=-Ts- ~.z1c-c sx--.
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BnsTcN. Mss. Nay l5-ires .1e1t ;. n 7
Cla-k, G. tie a3oE Taclfc, = = Bosso1- Pres
5cert FL zrk s4ys tat Ae .e@-s encouraged s. q
t1e outlook inr ;ze Easoa PAct1c- &21 0e-.evcS
- wIll make good showing 4 = : 10; better
o1s than s4st year. he sG1s business E-4-1Ally
improving Throughout a. s1e;-3-s t-&ve-se- -
:ae COMPANY. II Crcxs1. Washington All tie
t&r North e-1 ~ great IL proyezseat : Gzt1c.-
g&.ed a1iil TIC 2ext crop : harvested, &c; re
covsTy = already aoI.ce4 iTo-2 TIE extreme &c
preston which cx5sta5
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s.,zs 40 a1-ssscs - ---s s.ss7sa-s- c-s eaS-z-e
attire --1-- 49, -7wl-1 -4Ec@ as-s-A t-11s
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, rc-1e6 --ke 4--@--e-s1-- :. - .s&ve As-S -
ae-oez Lax svS1-r 49, -@4s1 Ec---Az- -@z9
z5c- - za=A-k- sssS->-r -e-4-s e
= 800 L.
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MAsH;S5TaN C.TT, Mag Ia-Iac Caitei
States commissioner of thz i1ts:eoatlael:AI
railway ASTe sl5-1 ties tae.v report showing
tasi Aaoslt -839 miles 81 tAs su-FCy between re
Iaite. s:ates and A-seat.as Ea5 been Sa.s4e5-
4 also sanEs tAst TIE s.a1 ~. aot oost more
THAN s.. 49, g2. ra.se Il a1v q.,t
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ease where Tire federal cons piracy lGss EaTe
heSs r-s4e 20 Apply zgssass rzi.ros1 o1.class io-
vso.AtsSG u Ire .ate-St4:s commerce law. TIE
penalty Is TzGHh severe- than under taae ,ztte--
The G1c ia not less than f5eo q i-1g-isG2zaeI;
az hard labor Il tie TSz.t-zt.a-y t5- lot iess
~ fEo Eezrs
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RIGA, Mss 1s-Iae steamer Co2susESA, from
FAsls6e.ps.sa. WIKI provisions e. tie starving
Russians. a-T4Ve2 go1ay s23 EAs enthusiastic
sly received. >as AEs asaa2 6.sc52rs4aC her
cargo.
-. PrTEESBrE5. Nay = The ear IS signed
ire u6ase permitting TIE ex p5.-4;.o= O. o&Ls
sxE corn
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Tie Great <0-tha-n road rs bul.t s loesIEe
spar for :. g. EaS.IsA . Tusoa sloaga. soGf2
O. I4rysvl.e, VIE capacity o. lea ca. laa4s
% l5Ss daily. 4 siding ! A!S3 beng BAN 70
sslasie g2..9 81 5a.a93 dang capacity, wh.ca e.
hs.ael : ererfEHr 3: 81 NJ
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