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Jailed for Assault.

PONTIAC, Oct. IA man giving the
name of Thomas Fitield, claiming De-
troit as hls hou.e, is in Jail charged
with assault. liz s alleged that on
Wednesday he met Mrs. Gus Brado IN
the eastern suburbs while she was re-
turning with medicine for a sick child
and throttled her, putting his knee 10
her back and throwing her 10 the
ground. Her cries attracted her hus-
bands attention, when the fellow was
arrested
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LANsTNa. oct About 100 ingham
comfy farmers who furnish mfk % toe
lans.ng Condensed Mix rofapsny, hsid
an adjourned meeting here today ana
sgfeed io demand the follow ng prses
for miik fFom the company Seventy
hye cents pff houdFes pounds for three
months, - Ter three months and - 81
for s.X months. The prlces nos psia
are 1a eeafs Tor felr mpnias ti fhf
three moAths sad ki.s5 seI ss months
The stiisa - toe company = somsr est
n.reIlA
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KNIGHTS OF the Grin.

LANSING, Oct, 1.-The board of di
rectors OF the Michigan Knights OF the
Grip met and decided 10 hold the next
annual meeting al Detroit, December,
%. Secretary McCauiey il enthuslas-
TIC over the condition OF the organiza-
ton. The membership has reached
1000 now, 400 having joined since the
last annual meeting. Only three
deaths have occurred within the year
showing a low rate of mortality among
the boys. There were present st the
meeting President A. c. Northup, OF
Jackson; Secretary j. l.. McCsuleyi
Detroit; and directors S. A. Gonssles,
Grand Rapids; NJ. V. Gowley, NJ. +.
Wright, Detroit; and c. X. Ballard
Lansing
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Pope Leo Issues One 10 Be Read IN
Church Today.


NEw YOKk, Oct. LIN the Roman
Ca.hollc churches OF America 81 en-
cyellcal letter will DO read tomorrow
expressing IN part the sentiments here
IN contained.
"It 10 right and opportune that NO
should address 10 all chlldron OF tho
church certain exhorsatlon which viii
be renewed through your words, 50 that
they may strive To observe the coming
OcGober, dedicated by the rosary TO
our Lady and August Queen Mother
OF God. with the more lively plety
which our growing necessities demand.
Those who can and ought TO do SO
place no limits and impose no penalties
on arrogant wickednes. and EVIL by
street observance OF divine law. Hence.
II - when such Is the case that We have
20 deplore the establishment OF the
schools for the training of the mind
and the study OF the arts, IN which the
name of God is either not mentioned or
vltuperated. We have 10 deplore the
hcense, daily growing bo.der, Of laying
everything whatsoever before the
popusce by means of publication, OF
raising every sort OF cry offensive TO
God and the church. Nor Is IT less
10 be deplored that amongst many
Catholics there - remission OF duty
aud an apathy which. If not equivalent
TO any open abandonment of the faith,
tend To- terminate III lt. since the prac-
tees of faith are IN no wise consonaut
with the faith. Our desire can be real
ized IN the fullest measure through de-
vction to the rosary OF the Blessed Nir-
gin.
should these counsels and wishes be
scotted at by the irrellgIous. who bias
pheme whatsoever they know not,
may God mercitully pardon them.
PoPE LEO XIII.
The letter also bestowed the apostle
lie benediction upon the faithful.
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Wants $4,000.

JACKSON, Oct. Prank Perry, by
his attorney, Thomas +. Barkworth,
began suit IN the circuit court yester-
day against the Michigan Central rail
road. trespass on the case. Perry was
q brakeman on that road and June %
of this year he met with an accident
while coupling cars at Grand Rapids
which necessitated the smputatlon of
q hand and 8 portion of an arm. He
claims Sl6 600 damqgea
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REPORTS FROM EUROPE.
Cholera Still Continues, But Decreasing
Very Rapidly.

HAMBURG, Oct. There have been
eighty-tive fresh cases today, twenty
four deaths and 13S burisls. Only S99
persons are under treatment IN the
cholera hospitals. The tbeaters are
doing a tremendous business. Beer
gardens and variety shows have b cen
patronlzed tonight as not in the pre-
vIous SIX months.
TRIESTE. Oct. -Four cases of chol-
era and one death have been reported
here today.
VIENNA, Oct. From Bergogna,
near the Italian frontier. six cases of
cholera and one death are reported.
In Cralcrow there have been four fresh
cases and two deaths today. In Bud a
Pesta there have been eight fresh
cases and five deaths.
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perhaps come iaersaslnx evidences of
q sight return OF strength TIE inn
pFessIon vas general today IN the
household that abe Was decidedly
better. The amount of noaFishmenl
which sae 10 able 10 take 10 the most
encouraging feature thess days, aud
strengthens the assumption that II she
can continue 10 holc hsr own . while
longer her chances for getting better
are certainly much improved
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AVERAGE or a.is SO FoR 50 HEATS.
Great Week's Racing at T:rs HsIs.
Destination Of the Flyers.

TERRs HAvrs, Tni., oct The
I'll pace. unfinished yesterday, was
called this morning and won IN three
straight heat. by NJ sado. The time
vas slow and served 10 reduce the sy.
srsge for the wees. For the SKY
heats trotted or paced at the meeting
the average tiuis - 2.l5 80, a record
that - liable - stand for many day.
Plying Jib worxed Two easy miles tHis
nfornlnx and SHOWS signs OF amenes@.
supposed 20 be due 20 a bind sp int N
HI. eH fore ieg. lie vii bc shipped
tonight 10 Chlhcoshe aud 50 in the
tnree cornered race there nest week
with Hai Pointer and Guy. IL = un-
derstood there vii he re-
s8irstmsnt of the purse tor
thst rac~. differences of vlews
about walcA led Mr. Taylor, owner q
VI sscoft 81 wGhdFaw ths eaanipfou
PAGER from the race. Nancy Hanks
81 he gpfd - Nsw AibsnY tani<ht
aud Reis Nara also ~ it5bles sir <,
wid save 40 uinfe races tAis ssssaf.
Eoiug - the keiselszsa steek Is ~ Tor
SIZE - setter Ins san Nstso .et atii he
shaafesa g. ea netsn *nefs tfoias fith
81 give n~sFiy ~ us Ia.
Efr H=
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Fata! Game OF Craps.

JEFFERsoNvIILE, Ind, Oct. John
Johnson and James Turnc- were fatally
cut this afternoon by razors in the
hands of Asa Chambers and James
Wilson. The difficulty WAS precipitated
by q game of craps. Johnson was cut
and s!ashed thiyty-two times and Vii
son received almost an equal number
of wounds. The murderere made their
aSr
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Cfscivskrf. Oct. The republicans
OF shfs eltv opened the camps lgn Co
ght Nltn a street parade sua mass
masti1g at MUSE hal. Governor Nc.
ksnlev VS. the speaker Of fhe evening.
eeasrai Turner of Tennessee followed
che solo1sl WITH a stfrung sppesi for
the succsss at the polls II ua8fesi
party. sns Congressman aid we'll closed
tas meeting with a shors address.
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Strike Declared OF.

CEDAR RAPIDS, Oct. 1.-The strike of
the operators on the Burlington, Cedar
Rapids X Northern railway was de-
clared oil at noon today and the men
will return to their work. The settle
ment cannot be said TO be victory for
either side. The operators secured the
vital point Of recognition of their order,
which was the most vigorously con-
tended for, and was one of the causes
that led to strike
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at,,mn..a an. "a.

PoHT HURoS, Oct l.-HIs. Frsnk p.
Petiit attempted suicide Thursday ny
taking nine grains - strFchulne. her
condition vas d sc0yered before the
p0isou had done - work, and ~ the
sd 81 two physicians sud stornacn
pump she we soon brought out II
danger
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or the Foreman Of a Paper Mil Upon a
Workman.

Workman.
OTsEso, Oct. Frank Bsrdeen, fore
man N the Bsrdeen Paper company.
mill. yesterday in an angry passion
struck John Wostier on the head with
a two-pound machine hammer. infict-
ing severe wound. Last night the
workmen searched the town for Bar
ieen, but he could not he found. The
papers are now out for his srrest on
the charge Of ssssult with intent 10
commit great bodiy Y harm. lie has the
reputation Il being one Of the most
overbearng men 10 the mill. while
Nosllsr is 3 man we'll liked. quiet and
lsborous. The work men hsve signed
petition, end will present IS to the
company asking he discharge. Ihis
morning Rsrdeen was hung IN effigy by
the indignant workmcn.
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wa. held at Guysnaotta tonight. The
speaker sas Miss seylz n simpson,
tAe only Woman editor n Mess Virgin
Ia, who addfessed large crowd on the
uoliiical issues from republican stand
point. Her father who i = democrat
wss billed 10 speak AZ the same place
and The republicans were ANXIOUS for
Joint dehate te,ween father and
daughter. but the former failed 10 put
ia an appearance.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-02

Camp M.eting of Mormons Opened al
Logan, Iowa.

LosAS, Ia, Oct. 1.-Reunion of the
latter day saints opened here today
under the most favorable circum-
stances and gave promise OF being a
notable occasion. A host of leading
lights OF the Mormon church are In at
tendance, ana the opening exercises
were # the most interesting and remi-
niscent character. The church people
assert that great work will be accom-
Dlished in their peculiar religion.
There are nearly three hundred tents
on the ground and many families are
with the citizens. Many more are ex-
pected TO arrive. The affair is under
the control of Elder Foscull, and the
musical program Is presented by a
large choir of able singers. Sunday
being = fax day at least 5000 people
will be- in attendance.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-02
PETER WHITE WON'T RUN.
The Democrats Must Put Up Another
Presidential Eleo,or.

Presidential Elec;oT.
MARQUETTE. Oct. lowing to the
pressure of his private business and the
time consumed 10y his duties as a men,
ber of the Michigan worlds fair COM
mission, the Hon. Peter White. who
wac nominated by the democratic state
convention as eIector-st-large from the
Western district, has Withdrawn from
the state ticket. The state convention
to be held IN Lansing October will I'll
the vacancy. Ii the upper peninsula
democrats are allowed 10 name his
successor, John Powers of Esosnabs
Will be selected. The convention will
be called upon TO nominate candidates
for chief Justice, for member OF the
board OF education. TO fill the place Of
James Burr, Withdrawn; and eleCt0r-
at-large.
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Union Pacific Follows Out.

CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-The Union Pacific
will probably be the next line 10 de-
sert the sinking Trans.Contlnental as
sociation. Ii gave notice today of
withdrawal from the passenger depart
ment Of the association. The assigned
reason was the queer decision OF West
ern Traffic association commissioners
regarding the Union Pacific rates via.
Ogden. The withdrawal occasioned
hut little comment, as II was expected.
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How Timlcr -

EAST TAwAs, Oct. Ia heavy north
easter is on. ia the harbor are The
Weston and bsrges, and the Mocking
Bird. The Volunteer lett last nigi.,
with large raft and fears are enter
tanned for the loss OF the raft. Others
are making the hartor. The schooner
James Austin. lies of Alabaster.
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Liouor Dealers Organize.

KALAMAZOO, oct. 1.-The LIQUOR
dealers of 81. Joseph, Berrien. Cas-.
Van Bvren, Kalamazoo and Calhoun
counties met at kalamazoo on Friday
and organized a district league, which
will eventually unite with other dis
trlcts and form q state organization.
James Manly of Saginaw was the or
ganizer and Frederick Hotop is the
Dresideut
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Dynamite at BROOKLYN.

NEW York, Oct. l.-This morning n
dynamite bomb was thrown from a
window IN the Garfield building.
Brooklyn, opposite the city hall, and
exploded on the pavement. The noise
of the explo losion was heard q quarter
of mile awsv. No one WAS injured.
The police state it was meant for ex-
Mayor Hunter, W no was passing at the
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Is QUATANrINE, oct. 1.-The Ham
burg American Columbia, which Ar
rived tnis morning, brought 2eo cabin
passengers. There was nc slckness on
hoard, and she proceeded 20 her dock
At II O'Clock. She 70 the fret thip of
that line 10 pass quarantine on Che day
Of the arrival since the cholera out
f.~aaL
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-7-77--77-77
Fate of a Fcnton Forger.

FESToS, Oct. IA young man
named Brish, who was employed on
the farm of Jesse Crane near this vii
lage, forged his employers name TO =
note for $400 and sold IL 10 {. j.. Wight
man on Thursday. Yesterday the for
gerry was discovered, the young man
arrested and all the money recovered.
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The alarm of Ere from box No. s4a.
shortly before z O'Clock this morning
was caused by the burning of dwe =
ing house on Emory street, one block
esst Of East street. owned snc occupied
by Anthony Rrdw.uf The tuiaiug
vss valued - S5o9 ard wss totally de
stroyed. Cause unkncwn.
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BOSTON. Oct IA large crowd ~
people attended the foot ball game be-
tween Harvard and Dartmouth 81 jar
We feld, Cambridge, the Afternoon.
Harvard ven easily, fofty-s.t points %
nothing.
H.FrruEsD. Oct. i.--Anlherrt defeat
ed the Trinity 81 foot bal. ths game
bsus t~sntY-sr % nothing.
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Embezzlinp Eoiel Clerk.

NEW York, Oct. Frederick NJ.
Crawford, cashier II the Endicott
hotel, 1t WAS announced today, is an
embezzler. having disappeared with
some $4,000 of the money of the
hotel snd its guests. Just before the
Corbett-Suilivan fight a number of his
friends made up purse of 800 and
sent Crawford down the scene Of the
encounter TO place the money in bets.
That was the last seen of him.
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ROCKFORD, H., Oct. Mrs. Axel
BergqoIst, n slster-ln-lsw of O.ea Berg
auist, secretary and treasurer of tie
Rockford Desk and Furniture com
psny. committed suicide last night
with strychnine sDd arsenic. She was
but 20 wears old.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-02

EEw YORK, Oct. IA joint meeting
of the banquet and reception commit
tees of the Columbus celebration was
held today. OF the $50 seats at the
banquet invitations for T25 had been
accepted. It was reported. Boxes will
Le reserved for President Harrison.
ex-Pre.dent Cleveland and ex-Presi-
liant HavaS
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Tamm.ny elrc,s pelccates.

NEw YoEK, Oct l.-Tac Tammany
democratic organization this evening
held primary elections IN the thirty as
ssmbly districts OF the city and elected
delegates 20 city. county and judici-
AIRY convention for the first judicial
district and assembly and sldermanic
district conventions.
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HnrsnS. y. T.. oct. The matter
of taa sppncshon 81 :. tsirFy Asder
son gar uisrasnlus compelling tatoF
Csansi s-souer Peek 80 pr0doee n eour;
ths pr vste rspefs fr1ni wn'en as eem
Z ~ nf. report ar ths 'srif esnie H 3
before ga.fsrr ~af8s tnr ntafn1Hs
ex sessfnr N1ftnn tsase sDpeaFigs ~
ar. Ansler-oe snt fdNsfd NesRan fbF
IA conInit tseaiasf ~ tataF
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Miles Of klar,-

FARGO, y. d., Oct. IA terrible
prnIue tire IS raging west of the Mis-
souri river. Tne tire is about fifteen
miles in width aud twenty miles long.
A stiff breeze rs driving the flames at a
fast ra:e, and men, cattle aud sheep
have to run for their lives.
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iAsslNe, tsot T. The fapoit enfaes
thst tas Ffaubie 2 the knfa afsfflci
i oYeI 70 isF ss fhe peuaiisg nom -
tiaa fHg c0ll gresham - eo-tet tnei
Ians fessnan i8amsas, fos drsaefst
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LANsrNc. oct. IA valuable horse
belonging g. c. !. Charles sas an.
hliched from his pbseton on toe streei
last evening snd stolen. Tins morn
ing The horse returned 10 his stslle,
minus the harness.
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AsN faRE. ttet. 4. IHe aeaith i't sFd
this morning ssaed the fsl.awae uss.
isNa "On account II tie aaife ab,
sen. of gh0isss u lais etF sHts sep
tsHhsf Is, as meFs buflsiias si4 -
issasd."
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BscoKLYS. Oct. The Brooklyn
Eagle tbs afternoon published = story
O. the effect thai Col. Nm. = 5 M.
toe well known thestficsi msDsger
snd as wife. Cora Tanner, the actress.
bsve agreed D. separate
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- o. Ii. plrtharr.

FFNros. oct. The Rev. r. Forbes
an inmste of ths Baptist Ministers
home. celebrated his ssth birthday res
terdsv soon sitter dinner Re beEsu
feeling i.i aud soa.n expired.
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Fatal Fire

FsrHERvurE. Iowa, Oct. /. - FIRE
broke out last night at II O'Clock IN
the Emmett house, which nearly re
suited In destroying the entire business
portion of the city. Mr. Krennsn. who
was sleeping IN the hotel, was burned
10 taatn
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Waco. Tex. oct Fire broke out
today ia tAe base sent ~ tns retail ta,
paft8lent 81 sanger hTos afy goods -
tatl snMeHt sad ascanded - tat fifsi
has8F sisye Iass ahont 1850 goo.
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MoSrrEIEER. VI, Oct. l.--fiirsm At
kins. editor of the Argus and Patriot
aud chairman 81 the democratic state
COMMITTEES. died at $50 this evening.
He va 80 TrATs old.
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pETHoTT. Oct. Publication of the
Times. - evening" paper Of thts oty.
wss dieconunued today. snd the Eseu-
ing New. reduced Is prlce from Two
cents 20 one cent
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Fu,roN, oct. Rev. +. Forses,
probably the oldest psptfsf minister in
the state. Cd 81 the Baptist Home N
this place this afternoon On he e0th
hrihtsy. Funeral from fhs Home
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All in Pennies.

LASISe, Oct. l.-fhe total amount
of the penny contributions for the n CHI
gan educat0nsl worlds far fund
from the schools Of Michigan in re-
Spouse 20 an apes from the educa-
uonal committee. n s. ass .ee.
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ic nominee did not AT first propose 10
knuckle down 10 any popuist doc
trines, but he has now agreed 10 en-
dorse the Omaha platform, and will be
placed upon the peoples ticket.
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In THE OLD WORLD
Conservative hue and Cry
Over Africa.
GOLD AND SILVER WEDDINGS
Royal Gatherings and Festivities st SAKE
Wssnsr and Athens This Wsek.
Emperor wIlhsn's condtsian.

LoSDos, Oct. 1.-The conservatives
are boiling with rage 1T the occasion Of
the goyernmsnG - absndon Uganda.
and they propose 70 make stln 6glt
on the question ia parliament They
claim that Mr.. Gladstone and Lord
Roseberry are sctaatsd by desire TO
injure the East Africa company he
cause thai company is largely oon-
posed OF zdherents Of LORD salisbury,
and they predict thai the abandon
ment OF Uganda Will be the fret step
toward general withdrawal OF
government protection from tie
colonies ia that vicinity. lI .
known that both the French gosera-
ment and the Congo free states
are ANXIOUS 90 selxe gands a. coon ss
the Brltish withdraw from Il. and the
French missionaries are expected 80
raise . cry fer French interference N
their behalf whenever Captain lsugsrd
snc BIS fierce depart from the country.
As Uganda is considered the most d.
sirable region IN Central Africa tae
loss of that kind0m VIII b. ii seFious
blow 10 tie interests OF the Last Atri-
can company, which is not ia a tiour-
lshlng condition under present clrcunl-
stances.
Great Royal Gathering.
On the continent the royalty is pre-
parlng 20 celebrate two grand festivals
this month. On neat Wednesday the
Grand Duke and the Grand Duchess
OF saIe-MeimAr will entertain at their
golden wedding the Grand Duke and
the Grand Duchess OF Baden. the KING
and Queen Of saxony. and Representa-
tyes OF al the smaller German ststes-
The emperor may return from hss
shooting box, Rominten. IN East Pr1s-
sia, 10 attend the festivities. Ihrse
months ago the Car indicated that ne
might be present.; but ia view
of the strained relations between hlna
ana the emperor ttls plan has been
gwen un. The Grand Duke Vladimir
viii probably represent the 81. Peters
burg court. The celebration will hst
several days. The king and queen cf
Greece Will hold their silver wedding :
Athens three weeks later. This VII
not be such an elaborate function as
the Weimsr affair. Among the gpests
will be the king and queen Of Den
mark, parents of the king Of Greece.
There will be national demonstration
in Athens, q city exhibition. illumina-
tons and fireworks.
To Undergo an Operation.
Emperor Williams ear is again the
subject of diplomatic discussion. From
Paris comes the report that the emper-
ore physicians propose an operation
similar 10 the one performed at Huber
tusstock lsst spring. The emperor suf-
fers severe pans in bis head, has a
painful inflammation OF the chords OF
the neck below the ear and n nervous
beyond the endurance of hrs family.
IL is said that the operation wlu be per
formed 81 kominten.
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= ws.afasfas. tlct. Mrs Hstfz a.
co a.s.oa - salssas sD4.st the ssms ata
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ueNFfss " va. tNt IA po-
htieal meeting oat 81 the Usual edsF