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Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-11-28
Queer Bank Examiner.

A peculiar method of making ex-
animation into the affairs of bank is
related in the following telegram from
Hot Springs, Ark:
HoT SPRINGS, Ark, Nov. pa
queer case was up before police court
this morning. Last night visitor by
the name of II. Herland, CONNER
cial man from Chicago, was arrested
by Sergeant kirkpatrick and City
Jailcr Bray on the charge of bank
robbery. The officers were standing
opposite and saw him unlock the side
door of the City Savings Bank and
Trust Company and enter. lie was
seen to examine the books and papers
of the bank that were lying on the
desks and walk out. He was ques-
toned AS to what he was dong and
replied, "None of your business" He
was locked up.
lie was very drunk This morning
City Attorney Rector interviewed
him and thought he meant nothing
wrong, and was only insane from
whiskey, and the court fined him for
tresspassing President Hogaboom
wouldn't prosecute him. Herland
says the key he unlocked the door
with was his Chicago office key. He
is a guest at the Avenue and is here
for treatment but has been drinking
a good deal of whiskey.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-11-28
No Quarter

will do you as much good as the one
that buys DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pei
lets. This is what you get with them:
An absolute and permanent cure for
constipation, indigestion bilious at
tacks, sick and bilious headaches and
all arrangements Of the liver, stomach
and bowels. Not just temporary re-
lief and then a worse condition after
ward-but help that lasts.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-11-28
ROYAL SUICIDE.

A romance in "real life" which ex-
ceeds some Of the widest flights Of
fiction, has been brought to light by
the death Of an old man, known as
Augustus Serbia, at San Francisco,
Cal, a few days since. The unfortu-
nate man, feeble, broken in health
and ruined in fortune, sought surcease
of sorrow in death, by his own hand.
The body was found in poor lodgings,
wretchedly furnished and rendered,
yet more repulsiye by the poverty
stricken surroundings. At glance
1t was only TOO. apparent that want
and despair, the offspring OF poverty
aud i'll health had driven him TO
commit the fatal act.
Among his effects was found a let
ter in which the deceased declared he
was a luea descendant of Alfred the
Great aud Edmond Ironside, of
Charemange and Otto the Great, of
Malcolm Canemare and 81. Margaret.
But little attention is paid to the let-
ter. Further investigation among
Scriba's effects revealed record of
lineage, elegantly printed and bound,
running over three hundred years and
undoubtedly establishing the old
mans claims.
Other papers found prove Serbia
to BE well known in New York, where
he has u son practicing law, and that
he came here from Portland, Ore,
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-11-28
In Need

of a laxative to try Ayers Pills" -
Boothbay Me.), Register.
"Between the ages Of five and fifteen,
I was troubled with kind of salt
rheum, or eruption, chiefly confined to
the legs, and especially to the bend OF
the knee above the calf. Here, running
sores formed which would Scab over,
but would break immediately on NOV
ing the leg. My mother tried every
thing she could think of, but all was
without avail. Although child, Tread
in the papers about the beneficial effects
of Ayers Pills, and persuaded my moth
er to let me fry Them. With no great
faith in the result, She procured
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-11-28
Don't hawk, aud blow, and spit; but
use DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy, and
be cured. 30 cents; Of druggists.
$3.50 REWARD.

We will give $3.50, as a reward, for
the arrest and conviction of the party
or parties who broke into our store,
and after burglarizlng our gents fur
nishing department, set fire to our
clothing department, about 5;l5 O'Clock
on the morning Of Sandoy, Nov. 26,
1898.
We will be able TO identify the
goods. The stolen goods consist OF
high grade underwear Stetson hats,
Wilson Bros. shirts and Schloss Bros
clothing and overcoats.
j. w. STUART n Son.
Nov 17 1Sg8
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-11-28
4 : Freiiend

Wishes to speak through the Register OF
the beneficial results he has received
from regular use of Ayers Pills.
He says: 81 was feeling sick and tired
and my stomach seemed all out of order.
/ tried a number Of remedies, but none
seemed to give me relief until l was in
duced to try the old reliable Ayers
Pills. have taken only one box, but l
feel like new man, / think they are
the most pleasant and easy to take OF
anything l ever used, being so finely
sugar-coated that even a child will take
them. urge upon all who are
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-11-28
Tried and Approved by the Bilious.


For over third of century a
great specific has been on trial by a
national jury Of the bilious. Although
Verdict in its favor was rendered
long since, 1t is still on trial. Never
when il has been "weighed in the bal
ance" has it been found wanting. The
name of this medicine is Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters, which more speedily
than any other terminates those vii
famous sensations which attend disor-
der Of the liver. 1t expels bile from
the blood and secretions, remedies
chronic costiveness aud reinforces the
organ of digestion and assimilation.
Sick headache, yellowness of the skin
and eyeballs, furred tongue, and other
indications that the liver has tempora-
rily knocked Off work and gone on a
strike, disappear when it is used. 1t
ia q most efficient safeguard against
malaria rheumatism and kidney
trouble, and fortifes a nervous and
enfeebed invalid ellectually.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-11-28

Barelle Il Co. carry fine line OF
Cakes candies, the finest and purest
made, together with a complete and
well selected stock Of confectioneries
Of all kinds. ll-l5
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-11-28
IN 0lden Times,

People overlooked the Importance of
permanently beneficial effects and
we're satisfied with the transient act.
tion, but now that ii is generally
known that Syrup Of Figs will perma-
nently cure habitual constipation,we
informed people will not buy other
laxatives, which act for time, but f.
ually injure the system.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-11-28
IIeadauartera for sportIng Good.

Guns, pistols, knives, daggers, billys,
scabbards, boxing gloves, cards, dice,
dominic, checkers, cartridges, shells,
etc. SAM. s. FALK.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-11-28

Fresh oysters, of the best quality,
are received daily at Il. Klein's, next
door TO Turner Bros. IT,
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-11-28

Opera glasses for rent, only 25c per
night, at Sam Falk's.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-11-28
Ayers Pills

and | ha,an to usG them, and soon
noticed an improvement. Encouraged
bv tLis, | kept on till took two boxes,
when the sores disappeared and have
never troubled mesince. III. Chapman,
Real Estate Agent, Roanoke, Va
"I suffered for years from stomach
end kidney Troubles, causing very severe
pains in various parts of the body, None
of the remedies l tried afforded me any
relief until I began taking Ayers Pills,
and was cured. ."--Wm. Goddard, Notary
Public, Five Lakes, Mich
Prepared by Dr. ! G. Aycr & Co" Lowell, Mass
Sold by Druggists Every where
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-11-28
Nov. 97, 1898.

Mrs. /. III. Bryant-who is teaching
a private school at her home on the
corner Of Hazel and Fifth streets--can
accommodate a few more children,
and respectfully solicits the patronage
of her friends and the public general
ly. Only one dollar per month Is
charged. 9-lS-tf
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-11-28

We are displaying an unusually
attractive line of toilet goods.
1912 SMITH DRUG Co.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-11-28

We give full weight and guarantee
the quality Of all coal sold by us.
1918 TEXARRANA IcE Co.
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aIn. vAN ALnNIs nI.ss..s ...l.or.


New York World IN BRIEF Mr.. Van
Alen lnanifests Very decent seif-respect
by bnwins respactfuily to public opinion.
New York Morning Advertiaer Taken
an N AL Mr.. Van Allen, IN reiiaiduishinx
MS ntenited mission, has displayed q man
liness Which does him cretit.
Sew York Times Tho tone OF MIR Var.
Aien's letter ~ atraightforwara aienlned
and manly Nobody who Tends 4 can
doubt that he posscSses Ia marked do
gree che qualities which all consider to be
The best attIlbatey Of American citizen-
pressed With thigrtact Is OBVIOUS from his
reply. ~ am now better convinced on
gour illness says he than ever.s
rhisadelrhta Record: The resignation ot
Mr. J = Wan Aien, United States minister
10 Itaiy wiIl M The country with surprise
nat unminslsd With resrat Graceful aud
eeif1sacriheifg pH was his act OF WITH
dravaf ssot sasss considerable was the time
chosen fer It IIla iot5er 81 reaisnaiioh Il
IN Itself q proof tat the president made
no mistake IN Appointing him nor the sem
ate IN confirming HIM
plliadFlphiR Tmos: But he felt as a
gentleman must that lie could not rightly
represent she counsfy after an this abuse
had been heapcd ap0n h9ln his honor
was more qalpehle than the office. Aid
turns Il to the president ln Il very digni.
tled latter, which ought 20 make ttoee Who
have been plEsiiing hin 4 sh.snlsd q them
E;titlnore AmAfican; The letter a. Prep
aaeEa C9cSclnnd 10 which he urges Mr..
var Alien 10 reconsider his deellnation,l
xasff0 be e1pectrd. Haviug made the ap-
poiiAtncnt II Nas The duty 81 M Cleve.
Mpd 20 defend Il evun from The attacks OF
the l1aaefs pf hts own party and from the
l5fssss that worked so hard Tor his election.
f}tlf Mr.. Van Alen VIII not WITHDRAW his
n III o6,,nf5 maj a ras 81,
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some 81 the senators are disposed To
msrlfest nrAue inspatience IN regard to
ahc Hawaiian matter.
hi his annual rnsssags TO congress the
pfesident gave out that he wcuin send ii
4 specsa message. win tull Information
IA Is tl,e stnt.is or affairs on the island
AZ sooa as expected udingA are received
ffnrs, afsnssisr Wiiiis.
Whatever instructions were given 10
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| ine was nosfbonca TN the next meeting
rhls ~ great victory for the Jacksonville
syndlcate, and paves the way for the con-
iess and leaves opponents OF the fight Ut
RowDEN GOES no SEE MIR, PLANT.
One Of the most important points Of tlae
coming Corbett Mitchell night was reached
today in the opinion or the local sports.
j. ~ y. Bowten. the managing spirit OF
the Jacksonville syndicate received teie-
etam from President II, p. Plant of the
Plant system 70 meet him at Tampa MIR
5pwdeu let on tonight's train ana win not
return TIL Thursday. Mr.. Plant ~ inter-
ested IN the Jacksonville Street Car COM
pAny, which controls the lines on Hay
and a number OF other streets here. This
line also runs to the old fair grounds, s.
property purchased By the Plant syndicate
some years ego ahee grounds, cQnprislrg
miles Of the postoffice.
Tho property was purchased at the time
20 make out OF 4 union depot for tho
rant systcir and other lines, but the
schewe fen through. This street car COM
pnpy has q contract to nut In an electrical
plant hdrc within a certain number OF
yenre and the people are clamorolis for
y now. the present mule service being
1'he story is TINT Mr.. plant Intends to
uffer this fair ground plat with ita build
iuRs, rent lrss, for the arena II Is also
reported that he will donate something be-
aides. Ills street railway company viii
then aifrce 70 put Ia Its new electric system
az once so - to nccommodnte the thous-
ands who VIII 20 to The grounds. handling
them easily on ten minute schedule, THIS
would give the company immediate return
for Its heavy outlay in putting IN this cleo
trio system. By far the greatest effect
~ that Mr. Plant, who Is suppressed to-
know all the Inside WORKINGS nrainHt thia
contest, Is SO Well satisfied that It viii
come or that ne IS willing TO do this work
now
OFFICIALS WILL KEEP HANDS OFF.
That Is what the local sports are think
Ing over and they realize that the oppos-
ton is fast dying out and that Mitchell
and corbett win certainly meet here IAN
nary IS
To-day Bowaen NcVey. Delaney and
fifteen others made a flying trip 10 May
port at the mouth of St Iohns river
twenty mlles east % hcre,5 TO sec tho ac-
commodatons cffcred By the people there
Tomorrow the same party, with the ex-.
ccptinn OF Boweeu, win so over to St
Augustine n see the people there se the
citizens Of that ancient city are doing all
that IS possible TO get one Of the princi-
pals over there to train. No decision Will
l4tn
Bowden spent tsricay and Saturday at
Tallahassee with Governor Mitchell and
the result Is said 10 be very favorable III
that the State authOrities will Keep their
hands off" As the fair grounds are out
of the city limits, no opposition from the
ett authorities will avail and as for that
ia1l seems "a be IN favor oc 1t now. and
henrfIiy at That
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WIDE 4 v AXE EDI51si'
AN oRGArtznp 49,.
srnaasn qEs.' r
ropoSition to Tai.. I.
The States Resources y !, 1 !, I
nuni Meeting 4, g 4.
Frank hsilaas sss ss's.''

tors of i' Te z 9I ,,s.,. .uSses'sa III.
products 10 carry via 4 , ssalell 4 III
fnrk' Chicago, III 81 tbs ''.''a = An
sion next May iud,io wv saap,l q &.
p Is, Of the Texas rrs.! s.Is.
o - rs ., = letter to FRANK ! ps' Z, IS
president Of the Texas pea s'l 4,
subject, received tho ~ sass a's ~: i,
winch hll members Of III MI ~. isva,
requested 20 publish: 1!1a i,
a. 9, scurlucIt f,resIa.5. :.
ISOLATION, Clehnrne. IA ~. iexs1 Ms, 1.
~, yai y ..,, Y. I,sxas. December i.
live * W your letter. nj III \. =
carry iush nv, vSn'pls that lav ~ ~
pnela as would be coii,'-ss ~ @ @ itk1i -.
" ia}r, with q view AZ - "a. KS 4 s<ilI':i.
li,ut1hputenie evidence M <sss'4s e'',' Is
~, - sAdn sous and tlilunie y. ~ a;,-..|
.3uSh w exhibit Would X lj,,... x
MY but coming ffutn ~. q y e;
eNceiioq ~ qunllty ma ~ ~ :, Il, Ne''d v \.
Si1utN not ulHfflbutt II ,,,',,'.t VA l!1ol
1919 Wiue hs did uur .hts-- ~. = 'itf IA.
ma Drtthfen at Their 4 n ..,;f
iast NA tiouul Press di,,1 4 Z.
oNt ,Niirn Il cotiies Ia = 60 " 'ri1f
eaa knock 'eni ont m s ',,'sN a2''1 II
enterprise and good 5sllo, Is. :, 'salns sits'
equal them In these. = sup fN N
carload OF weli sol.a,.s !,
prepared productA fyi,i,.I,,sf ~ et'Il.',
9'drk at our next annual N. ... n 4Al.''
Ion would be seen and nisss.s, 81
ieast one hundred thdit7,,4 5' ~ e. y y 4
people ~ the United Sf,,iss = y " "A
As an iinmigra ton nS,.nn,:s.. 4 E
open up before cApItal e,.4 = ~
Ameticaii citizens, lfsfnrrss ,',,
mol re othnr@tea coNyotsIs +, ~ s:.>y q
lhis, backed BY Il fiev;,;.,',,s ~, " ,n ... ~
snat ees convince tbs brols1'a ,s's ~ '{'
lie VINO meet them MAI 4. ~, ,s..'' ~
mecca % which capital ana ~,1s
should ~ for all the fiIlnr6 s,, ". ~ !.
ME q eSlrnble ard the lndltlHnal K. :. !.
l am sure that each lnasnl,fs &. +.
trnfn the citizens OF MS t,.t,,, \. &. K, p,
sop Tor the above purpose l.'s1 - e !.
much prefer u sec the f,cs1ss.s ' s5' e
Texas Press association rl1s+ 3 FL. z Y 81
grand work alone and linaide,l 4, ks,
era, except by contrihutions n ~. KY Il
exhibition. ~
iyntcfprising farinerH hss.is,s..l
ana Others who have done mi s's M
doing 90 much toward the ter1 NJ \
and uphnilding oftthe South e.I| IN & "
N particular, would readily cHlss n II
aid and asaistsir gatilug iozsiE1s NJ
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f. +
Tn a hayseed from way N ihz f-:iz
And never have sfea fnuea
But think iron what I've set ~.
That Houston beats the Du'-,'
knew the place before tls NJ
Before She learned % Nslz
when people in the hpp-tsli iFHa +
We're learning cheeSa ffofa 81 ~ g.
But now Che place h 50 spread o'ii
old tine folks Henll sci 1877
While gazing at HlNrstpIy ai2ssa
And wondering Wat tlIas s'''
i missed my way two A21lqsse
And asked nlsn 70 tei' -
Ne whore 20 ind my psAFilas g.
He said he knew 4 Nei'.
He took me rameWheTe flse q 'f-''
And na1ze n Ii;7fSe :
BY presto. diettaHon VIII
4 greasy poiler deck
I know Ism nothing but ? feol
* Uunltoed fool ~ N y (. {. IA,
nut seems to fite u salt ~ ~
10 fry that Hfeerers ~
n I4olastons such lovely 1leeA
she should protect her
or lose tile patronage ~ sat
Not up 70 city wy
For on The sidewaills gq11s y y 3
ClasTucting passer q, s. .,.f@ 4. ~
Who tears hls cl l''.,',' ! ''l ~,,e 6
Because he's ficn ~
Tbe pagemenss ami the srss5!.s' :
&c., 81 ,lt.at4 4 ~ had 10 IT. = 4
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rnAr INooMn rAx MnAsunI.
The World Sounded 2t0 Members o
Congress--9O Fnvor, 20 opnoec.

The world sounded 2f0 Members OF
Congress-90 Favor, 20 Oppose.
New York World.
The World OF yesterday contained exz
pressions from members 81 congress on
the question Of Imposing ain income tax.
sent in response to photographic Inquiries
made by the World. Since the .kbfes
showlpE the result OF the canvassf Mere
shad# out more expressions Of opinion
have been received ana the Following Ia :
bles includes all tho answers 70 the
worlds inquiries received up to date
The totals are as follows:
ID siyes Fer As@Iast- eidsd' oonii''tS%, y
Senators. s
The table showing the geographical
phase OF the question IS as follows;
FOR Against, sI S,'as COM N tsi
South &sii ~, Z Il
The table showing the political diyis-
ions on The question n the house followss
nSBssssa'' ree Against sI sssss COM f tai
Republicans 4a u
Alliance -. 6
In the responses from tho senators there
was no departure from political lines All.
the democrats who expressed my opinion.
favored The income tax; all the rspnbI-
cans who expressed any opinion opposed
II while senator offer, Following his
psftya PLATFORM favored II Senator
Stewart was sarcastic b his oppoaition 10
the measure, and senator Sherman said
he would have nothing 70 say until The
standardization revenue measures cams
properly before the senata
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ODDS AND ENDS or musron.


Hoax don't Ike the coal that wo.
mans wearing.
Why, that's 81 the Elizabethan
Hoax Well, don't dare what period Il
g ,.i;s - CONS 70 fun stop Phil
The professional pesslpst cane into the
office looking absolutely cheerful
Well they askeds what II the new
cause 81 complaint this morningy'
were arranged fuf man who hns a cora
* Reta IT'S worst MASKING from the r11nn
~nn, z toe heavy to knock down. Pc
Stranger Your city 81 run Of gambling
dena- The nRpers aaid that your new
mayor and police had raided every one Of
them and clnxed tlem IN
ciuzen.-,Y-e-s; but that WAX over week
aso.-PueS.
1Dia Dumley'a marriage involve any
financial responsibility
gh, yes ne wife requires him 70 eDs1
e10usn s. Pay nls laundry bills N-Jnaee.
The Professor Mr.. Thompson. have yo,t
devoted any time 70 the Aryan toneueas
Undersrafunte Tholap sir. but
have e mo Arion bait osue
Head 1.ctts-oo sou beiieye in the divine
right of lsinesg
jack Pots-I have 70. / ran up against
TOUT q them the ether dfy,~-New York
What on earth dsd your uncle mean
~ marrying thai old drlea-up thlngg
NAli YOU see he's bAeu a collector ~
cutios and brio @bren SO long lilac fht
ntsnts MAs TIE ssro5g y resiet tlanta
Hf--.How aid you Ike the opera last
night?
ice much ~ NoH'u'i
q s ssn,,; Sla atQ!sY woman with q BIG hat
80; a foot bull player with long thielr
uu7hy hair, lhiiadflrhla can. ~ - |
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chnraetcristio There II o sufficiently
strong Endorsement Of rreridpnt cievc-
land and HE recent meesage to convince
tho enemies of tho governcF. II they are
open 70 opnvlction. thkt hia democracy Is
q tnn genuine and unsdul ttrated SORT md
Tint any ausGtstlon % shr contrary Is the
mernst bcsh. The governor bus been
cliorRAd BY his enemies with heinF out
% harmony with the chlcaeo riatforfn
and The administrator On the financial
question tie hsa BEEN charged N fact,
With bslnx a silver extremist Here 10
what he esia 70 The Post ccrreapcndent;
'Nbw, IA referuce to the fecomuenda-
ton thnt no innigcs on International nton-
ethrS tnFttsrs. don't know what 10 sav
J know So Iiftic about suon matters that
1 DO not feel like yenfhflie mn opinion.
Cleveland understands the Fiti7tlon. and
have 20 much confidence ~ ;,iIn chat
fathfif expect fr has made the proper sug-
eFsuons. though DO believe ind hnTc
eaoueh and great enough 10 dsfy ne
whole world, and could do whatever II
VENTS With the fsse 8, nusssion ON 2
have got no business Is talk about IT,
II Is pity thar volnble politicians
and pseudo inancters who harp lncossans-
81 upon matters upon which they ara not
a. MI informed can not be Induced "a
cultivate the same modest reserve. md II
forced 70 an expression speak as frankly
aiid as honestly as Governor Hcgx does.
ThS question OF International monetary
AFFAIRS Is one with which Mr. Cleveland
bus made hsmself shoronkhiy familiar,
and he has been asaiaset III his study ana
n the conclusions be has reached s. thn
adsicc and counsel q The ableit financscrs
u the country anc THE ztateat statesmen
and political economists Of his party. Hs
70 presnmed q know good deal more
about 4 fnAtter to whleh he has given
80 much earness thought thsn one rho
hHs never studded The suhject az an and
who has, therefore, s'no business to talk
about HI u wcilid be e great deal bctte-
for al spch @ adopt the canclusion OF
Governor Hosg, That cisveIand under
stands The situation and has made the
~ siis'-s sssFge TONS.
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There's one thing ! like about Hous-
tom said shrewd visitpr to several Of
his city friends. She doesn't have 70 put
on frilia when she goes % entertain VS.
itora have been here great many
times and nasst say that ! never saw
such another hdmeitke city. When HOus-
ton wants 70 be little extra All she can
do 4 70 hang out bunting and deeprate
with evergreensi ana haze a little speech
making, maybe. but the genuine oid-laah-
Toned welcome and the hearty hospitality
are here all the tiUe J. know ono or two
cities that put their best foot foremost on
grind ueeasi0ns and are as cold AZ an
iceberg 10 visitors an the rest ur the year
OH SeH J know such ctica, hut I don,
81 there wnen T don't have 70. tloustqp y
my city, and It's always n pleasure 10
come here.
IT wouder II the Houston people appre-
sIst, IN b.s,,ty ~ Az. ,t.,, ), sata ~. Il,
S''sN .Ne nea'ts4 "a me sttft STU ei'f VI
town II don't msan beauty cf scenery.
heeapse there isn't much Of that There
q charm about the homes ard the paos
niesa Rennincnesa ard hparilncss that
sn, sAaf f. psNi'sre Eve. mn 10Y x
feel that the houss and evsfythin@ II 4
are you're Thegf Is so iatLsh charming
courtesy. and IL tha people are ever san
anathar .rhF4 arE rayer nt{n 81. fs.....5.i
toward flAs. stissnessrs villain fite,f F6tes q