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Cable NOtea

Senior Liebierro who was summoned by
the King of Portugal to form q Ministry
after the reslgnation of the Ferreiera Cabi-
net, has succeeded In his undertaking.
The trial of Mala Vita criminals. at Pa
iermO, Italy. closed on Monday, with the
sentencing Of 104 prisoners to terms of i'm
prisonment between one year and SIX years.
Hilton Barker. one of the principal men,
bers of the firm of G. Barker x Co., Mark
Lane, London. who failed on the 22d Of
June last. committed suicide. yesterday,
by shooting in q railway carriage. near
Pntney. The failure created much excite
ment, being for the sum of S3, 250, 600.
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Michigan Club Banquet.

DETROIT. Mich, Feb. 22-The annual
banquet of the Michigan Club. the big Re-
publican organization of this State. was
held at theAuditorium tonight, and was q
great success. Places were provided for
over one thousand guests. The programme
oi'fhe toasts was as follows: "Our Mani
fest Destiny" Senator Anthony HiR-
gins; stand by Your Guns" Hon.
Stephen A. Douglass; 1.-The Duty of tho
Hour" Hon. Roswell G. Horr; Dangers
and Duties Before U.s." James Francis
Burke; "Our Distinguished Guests" Rev.
Howard Duffield ID. d., New York. Let
ters of regret were read from Secretary of
the Treasury Foster, Secretary of Agrl-
culture Rusk, and other prominent Repub-
liCanS.
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The Pope,s Jubi,ee Present,.

ROME. Feb. PAS the Pope is still suf-
fering from a cold, the reception of the pil-
grims from Hungary, Uruguay and the
Argentine Republic. which was to have
taken place to-day, was postponed iDdefn-
itelv. Tho jubilee presents of money al
ready received by the Pope amount to T.
100000 francs. The Austrian Emperor.
Austrian archdukes, the Archbishop
of Prague and the primate Of Hungary
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Congress- whose probable attitude toward the
Dill TO repeal the act or Congress known as the
Sherman act it is desired TO know, viz: Ala
bama. Jesse 4. Stalling. CASTOR A. Robbins,
William II. Denison; Arkansas, Philip u: NC
Cuiloch. jr., Hugh A. Dinsmore, Robert Nelll;
California, James g. Mcguire. Marion Conneri
Colorado, John e. Ball; Connecticut, James
7. Pigett; Delaware. John w. Causey; Florida.
Charles NJ. Cooper; Illinois, John q. Black. An
drew j. Hunter, julius GoldZier. John j. McDon-
Georgia, Benjamin RUSSELL, Charles +. Crisp,
Thomas j. Cabaniss. John W. Maddox, Forish
Carter Late James c. T.. Black: Indiana, Arthur
Taylor, Thomas Hammond, William +. MeNag-
ny. Charles G. Conn; Kansas. William
lucky. Mi T j. Il. Goodsnough. das Albert 5. Berry.
Marcus c. lisle; Louisiana, R 9. Davey; Mary
land. Robert E. Brattan, j. Frederick, c. Talbot;
Massachusetts, Michael j. McEttrick; Michigan.
George +. Richardson. Justin X. Whiting; Mime
ID. Money, John s. Williams; Missouri Uriel 5.
Hall. Daniel r. Burnes, Beau champ Clark, Chas.
III. Morgan; New Jersey, Johnson Cornish, George
b. Fielder, John K. Dunn; New York. Joseph Z.
Hendrix, John II. Graham, Franklin Bartlett,
Daniel 2. sickles, William Ryan, Charles D.
wood; North Carolina. William A. B.. Branch
Fred K. A, Woodward, Sydenham B. Alexander,
William III. Bower; Ohio, Dennis ID. Donovan,
Byron f. Richie. James A. ID. Richards, George
+: Hirt; Pennsylvania. Constantine J. Eddman.
William H. Hines. James B. Reilly, William
William j. Talbert. Asbury, G. Latimer.
Thomas J. Strail John L. McLauren;
Tennessee James @. McDearman; Texas. JOS.
G. Hutcheson. 8. b. Cooper, George G. Pendle-
n. Paschall. j. V. Cockrell virginia, d. G. Gard
iner Tyler. Claud Swanson, Elisha e. Meridith.
James w. Marshall; Wisconsin, Owen A. Wells
Lyman Z. Barnes; Wyoming. Henry A. Coneen.
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Organizing for q Big Strike.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. a2.-The woodworkers of
this city, to the number of six hundred.
have organized secretly and have decided
to strike May for eight hours work with
ten hours pay. The men >laim that il
necessary the carpenters and bricklayers
will also 70 out. Last year the strike
closed twenty three mills and shut down
wOrkmeI saw that last years strike was
small in comparison to the coming strike.
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MovILLF, Feb. 22.-Arrived: Devonia,
from New York for Glasgow.
NEw YORK. Dec. 22.-Arrived: La Nor-
mandie, from Havfe.
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Pennsylvania Conductor Killed.

Special 20 Indianapolis Journal
FORT WAYNE, Ind, Feb. 22.-John Kel-
ley. conductor in the railroad yards oi
the Pennsylvania Company, was instantly
killed this evening by being run down by
0 freight tram. He leaves q family.
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As staple sugar. and equally II not more
nseful Ia DR.. Bulls Cough syrup
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TIncl0slare.l

EfItaSb dS sOUu pObSiUAc1T
William T. Harrty, Chairman Democratic National
Committee. Philadelphia Pa:
Dear Sir-The Democratic members OF the
House of Representatives of the next Congress
from the State OF -, and referred to In your
circular letter Of Feb. 18, lS93 will be likely to
vote as follows upon q measure looking to the
repeal of the Sherman act. viz: For the repeal
OF the Sherman act give the Iames); against the
repeal of the Sherman act give the name6o
Respectfully, tname) (address)
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 10, 1893.
[Prtrafe.

Following 10 q list of the Democratic members
OF the House OF Representatives Of the next
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Herbert Has Accepted.
Counsel for Big Corporations.

has been selected by President
Cleveland as his Attorney general.
is at present general counsel for the Bos-
ton Il Maine railroad the Atchison. To-
peka d Santa Fe and the Chicago. Burling-
ton & Quincy railroads. Mr.. Olney was
born in oxford. Mass, In 1885, graduated
at Brown University, class 1866. and at
Harvard Law School III 1855.
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A.AM..W11EIIAMS S g. CO.

IAsT Tho senatorial Flght.rzs-s fet
oLYMF1A, Z MP Feb. f11.-The big : Senatorial
fight, which is now blocking legislation,
the republican party IN the
state and generally demoralizing the
participants in the struggle, presents
many unique features. Among them is
noticeable the fact thai zat considerable
number of Aliens men are eagerly and
earnestl1 Watching and hoping, fer an
opportunity to Vote for come ether can
didate, while in the Turner ranks there
are fullyoas manywho,Yopld giadlysvote
for Alien and end the Struggle. Tur-
fner's men have given up all hope of
electing the Spokane man and are now
'f1Iangipg gto ansanything- g-to- beat-Allen
policy.
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-ochoco Review.

Some popularity of the weather has
caused geeseto Aock inaon Crooked river
in large numbers, a thing very uncom-
lpions Il must be tha5 he " theB here
lis warmer than in the surrounding
country, which has caused the geese to
congregase ihe6e1 efT9zG saIM
Robert Smith, of Sisters, was in town
Wednesday. He reported snow four
teen inches deep at Squaw creek, and
that itaNas badly dFifted. 4HckiHda OF
stock, Mr. Smith says, are doing well on
squaw Scfeek 1.-The Fanehmen having
plenty of feed and n.1I are using it unspar-
ingly. 49,
.oregonian hassbesn informed that
there were two feet of snow at Prime
vile. The party who informed that
paper certainly must have viewed the
snow with a telescope, for eight inches
is the greatest depth of 4snow! We have
had during the winter, and the last
storm only deposited about Eve inches
of snow on the ground.
B. Vowel, who left here last fall with
a band, of horses ,sswrotes fromE Golfax,
Iowa. underssda Of IAN 27th, that he
had lsHotsat that date disposed OF his
horses, they having arrived there in bad
shape; and asgths market, was dull he
would hold until spring. There were
ten inches Of snow sons the ground and
the weather had been intensely cold.
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I aNIH T z q Q
| FEW BOOKS Are nsE4as 1RAnAenD
+ Ib,9 9olkss se)@r1J 1J.-...s and .4..
Superstition Is There Il an
Organized Gang.

lf6aaMfIA f6aMfIAslJE. JE1ol RsbLs.-6ne ofthe
most artistically executed Jobs of safe
cracking ever called to the attention of
the Portland police OF OF detectivee force
vas brought to light this morning when
Geerge Wy QraN, pioprieteEa Of thslap-,
IbereF Fard AohIthe e6fhep of 9TH Iaha
Glisan streets, opened the front door of
bis Office. Alrentranee to .thes building
-Ras. effected By the means of 9 skeleton
key, which opened back door leading
from the lumber-yard. This door was
unlocked this morning, while the front
door leading off Glisan street was bolted
on the inside. A hole was drilled
throughthe eight-inch door of the safe,
about inches abpse the Ncsshbination
lock, into which giant powder was
blown and fred the eopepssions break
ing of the lockbolt ana allowing The
door to open. The drawers and money
till were cut and pried out, the till being
cut with ia hatSAetr NhisB the safe
of the Office, In handling the sheet
iron tifiS one Of the burglars evidently
cut hihs Il Ii hand, as 'bioodafafns were dis
covered this morning on the floor, and
the wasHhasiH7 Yas HaH-flled with
blood-stained water in which he had
washed them. Nothing was left by the
thieves which will give any clue to their
,ide1asgi aud die clsyS9 9essHitIs whieAe
their wOpk-was- -exeGuted- leaves no doubt
t5asa dapgssOufg ga4g 9tCsafs1oFsekers is
in the city, and it is Probable their
operations in the field are not yet fin
isehd. As far as could be ascertained
nothing whatever was taken, and the
foss amounts to the damage to the safe
and the powder burned books, only the
back of which are damaged. The CASH
drawer in the book-keeper's desk was
not molested. It contained nothing but
a
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Esesoaiekest Il,Eay-s sa caEo . lc..eIa. :

Do you wish to know the quickest way
cure cold quickly, it must be treated
before the cold has become settled in the
system. The first symptoms of q cold
ID a-lFy, loud cough and eneezings The
cough is soon followed by watery ex-
pectorationa and the sneezing by q pro-
fuse Eatery discharge from the nose. In
severe cases there is a thin white coating
on the tongue. What to do?s tits only
necessary to take Chamberlain's Cough
That VIII greatly slessenS 5 Che EevsssrityJ5f
the cold and in MANY cases will effectn-.
ally copnteract it, and cure what would
HhNs been q SEVERE cold within sone sDrl
two days time. Try It and be convinced
Is and SO cent bottles for sale by,
Blakeley & Houghton, druggists.
tzs.4.a. . y. = Z ; = II = a Eff
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In The P1isoner,a BOZ.

PITTsBuRG. Feb. 13.-By far the most
ifapoFtank OF the Homestead riot trials
rs that of High "a Donnen. chairman of
the advisory board, ana practically the
whole advisory board, as sothers submits.
ted imRliSitay to HsJ dictatfon, AHa q
~ fikers / Hooked 10 HiB as fhe I'M
Questioned leader during : the Stirring
times Immediately following the strike.
For some cause painfully disclosed, he.
Yell from favor after time, resigned
from the advisory board, was arrested
soon saftefMard, ahdk has been rins ifaii
eYerAiuGe bail being refused. O'Donnell
looked pale and haggard in the prisoners
box this morning, the. result of long con-,
finement. The indictment charges him
with the murdered 7. c. Cetners. He
pleaded s'not guilty" to the charge. The!
work of selecting a jury was tedious, and:
occupied the greater part Of the morning.
IFisk Easfa6 zFos Home Rule,
EoNpoS, Feb. 13.-Excitement ran;
high today before the opening of the
house, the neVsth hat Giadstone was to-
Introduce his horne-fule bill drawing:
4AA-C COLI AAehAG
scene around The palace yard at West !
minister was of the most animated des-l
|cTiptions Understandable witness
the arrival of the members. At noon
the inner lobby was packed with mem
bers, and the approaches were crowded.
When the door was opened there was
a disorderlY rush for seats, the members
shouting and struggling like mob of
excursionists. The veteran member,
Caleb Wright, was borne down and
|tralnb1ed dI01! iaHd was With difhcultyI
rescued
Gladstone slept well last night, awekel
1efrsshed antiopa tied with plssshs tie
exertion of the day connected with the
debate on the home-rule bill. He en-
tered 9hs hotaisg & as3 ] :30aad aaa' greeted
with prolonged enthusiasm by the lib
eral and irish members. A quarter of
an hour later, when he arose to intro
Ed6ce the ehome-rille bill, tFsSe was =
|othet demonstration lasting seSeraI
minutes.
Great Billiard Came.
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stookholdefs NJ. citing.

Notice is hereby given that a special
meeting of the stockholders of the Col
anbia River Fruit is called by
meStos be held at Office of said. COM
pailys at THE Dalles;l Waseo5 county,
Qregon on the 18th day, of March A. d.
1883 at y O'Clock Pom - { to take action
upon diminishing the capital stock of
said corpofatios and thesamounE zofz the
shares, thereof. sssSs55' -
~ - .-s4ss = a o.. b. TA1BoR, p
APresiden6 Of the ! Ceiiinipilb siii ilai bia River
Fruit Co. y
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Basklaa,syArhlsa eaIxe:l !

The best ealve in the world for cuts,
bruises. sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
ssores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
lcorns, and all skin eruptions. and posi-
lively 4Gh1es piles, ,ad< 10 RSy5 Ikqaired.i
1T is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
ton, or money refunded. Price % cents
per box. For sale by Snipes & Kin
ersly,
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Came to my place last fall q bay mare
about fivsyearE old, With small white
spot 6uk right side, alsos white zapotAon
left hip, star in the forehead, with some
dim brand on left shoulder, weight about
eight hundred pounds. Owner can have
the same by proving property and pay
ing costs. VI. KELLY, 15-MiIe creek.
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2 lRseemnlarkable,,e Rse Indeed.

GIVE published recently the remarkable
literary announcement of an edition of
the Encyclopedia Britannica, for $50 90.
the genuine. a, illustrated, large type,
cloth bound. woEIossA sample volume
can now be seen at this ofice; it's GER
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and see the tbook. There is an install
ment plan for securing the work on pay
ment.of only FIVE cents: days or $l;oo
exerystwenty days. IA ia ~ tfo5tgi.,ss4
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Lost Package.

A package containing pair of No.
318 ladies shoes was lost on Saturday,
between tkeSfd1 SEBFSKefy Hill Sand
Mr.. Roberts place in Dry Hollow. The
finder will be thankfully rewarded on
leaving the sameiatf this Office 4aob
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All Dalles City warrants registered
prior to May Il 1881, will be paid Il
presented at my Office. Interest ceases
from and after this date.
Dated, Jan. Sd, 1898.
sf II. RoRpRN,s
#. Treas. Dailes City.
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fesi-Az n.5E9sgi2ei ssastfzlf g3anos Ffk
ore Ii bisag a1 5iiF E e se
Eizs t+iflE 1saTsSs ,salffel Ef 5a it3sa
80 ssss f2s fs9Tssat 81 7af9a nels iff4r
.2tR9 Es.sf saffg (.
55 80 .azgsgASl efEI
,EaeHcs, IS zEEE54Eef
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The finder of pair of gold framed eye
~ i4l~bes--e uitablys-reWerded-so on
leaving the same at this Office.
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.,WANgND...... a!

Pushing canvasser of good address.
and expenses paid weekly
PeIma d elE PositienE Brf5wn Bros. Coz
Nafs 'If, II s. Fertlaha qfegon / SIs
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Stallion. eor.sale Cheap,

A fine thoroughbred, year old stall
hon for sale cheap. For further particu-
lars apply at this Office. ss = -
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Az TarS as ne GSssgp Bat rs 5usss Short
. 1saso b1R &C shs7Go oslss ,sIiod .asIun1;
. L-.booid eruqrri-vd besuao suoft3sr
.1eoEresp pendsptusff the Cpl ldendale,
Sentinel writes nss,Ths Changers haysy
been in existence for about six years, ip
this 6oantB and 5haEessmet1 and passed,
sand held eldtiieifscouuei5s had.
big dinners, sent E pc ettitfons to Dur repfeo
sentatives and have done nothing to raise
theH'valde sotf'their wheat, or lower the
price on theircommodities. b Now, theny
let the grangefs and alliance people COM.
bine as.one. and do what7the farmers of.
thegreat. Palouse country sare about to
dos (joinini with them If they can ,}sendi
their wheat, and anything elise they
haserto sell direetato the exporters,9os
direct to the shiP Ptownersy and thereby
Save tEle5Profits of mild ddlemen for then-s
selves, which will besfrom 4 told gl0ocents
on the bushei. sCommenee gt0 work,
now - don't wait until, next rfall, and.
then kickiseH weShave a terminal wares
house ati Portland, ethe wheat of this
county could beoshippeds idirectutol it,
and held until enough was,on hand to.
load a ship. There are plenty OF farm
ers who could do the business, and plenty
to-da fhesEdrE. Let-sthsHe be afhsetihs
pf the lfarpess Of + Klickitat comfy ssepe
time Hn Marehy and stake steps. to do
some stliAg for III IL own sbene st ! tiIe
steps to handle Their own grain. Get
scales, handle them by their own men
and work together for their own good.
Get in and drilIR' fuqgT EpaisaM adFI
The risesfti sti ftomm u this POINT ID Astoria iai il
almost as open as it will be when the
locks are done. The Goldendale cor
respondents ideas are good, and if he
had suggested that Warehouse ana
scales be put in at Rocklapd, he would
have arfised at his Legitimate eonclu-
sion, and hit the nail on the head.
W csoS1 lesaplJ .ksIs..
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1 j
loow siT .bsalgfL1A- 'IdoTsst ei seeie4g
U}M,24S4aiEE222 UM44iE222 81 81, 1fb 1fsba. sfticnRaq
have just been received Of. TIE. terrible
death Of ReY, Mr.. WoodhaIl, 81 Golden 70
dale, Wash. Two weeks ago last Friday
he left his, home, intending to 90 to Kr-ss
lington ON business.'e It Is is Supposed be
lost his way in the binding storm which
was raging at that time and perished IN
the snow on on the bank Of the Coli hnbisn
liver. Parties at Bialocks Station
heard cries for help e coming 5dEiig from the op.
posite side Of the. fiver about .B ocioek
last hight, and as there was no boat ae
hand, the agent teIegsrrsai pied TO Atiihgss
ton, eight miles distant, requesting the
agent there to send a rescuing party
after the nnfortunate man. Two men
were accordingly sent out in boat to
the rescue. but the darkness and bliz-
Eard dpgoYed teomueb for their evidently
Meak, natures, and they zFetqrned after
about, thirty minutes, frnitless sssearchsiass
The, poor man waso beard several times
anringo thesnightI crying ihsMyitGed,rrsd
my sGed.iz sAsisoon as daylight Games
Mxs Davidson, ,ithei agent at: Blalockas
andoethera instituted a. careful search for
the, man. ehHtl the denth gof snow prezi
vented bis being found raqd 4 iitv Haeb
thQught probable ftbat he might hays,
survived fand made shis hEsE, to, some.
louseuaWhsp thes snow melted. away
lyesterda daH,eahoweyaE bis .bedys.j jpaEtlH
eaten by cagotesswss found lying, sneaE
the places Bherea his cries bad been
IheaEds The deceased was about fifty
Iyearaof Some Of bis friends oarr
rived at Bialockss today, and o vii l. lprobr
Iablgatake hiss b9dyldbaek to Goldendale
Itor1buriat sDT5aR oi stfsnsd edi bscg
sno2s70 10 s7HTs BIT 70 5Tq0sq edt IS
gam bsstoekholdensdp pIeesspg. ss.t boa
sidt 10 stssInisi tE1T5J7suI etlt fiooI syHd
Notice, oisss hereby be tgiyeppi fthaat,sA
special meeting of the Istoek lders OF
the. Colpmbia, River Fruit company is
called bYIme to be, held at the eofaGe of
said company, icat The palles,, Wasco
IeountyroQr Oregon a on the 18th, day Of
March A, D. 1899, at 4, O'clock p. slm.,, to
take action upon am Ja.mendlng, the by Laws
atsaid corporation in in regard TO the rpmnff l M
bersof its direct9rsio to select board ot
directors for d the, year ending the first
WedHesday4 in5 October, 1888; and to
take any Il other n action that could be
taken at any regular annual meeting Of
said stock ders. y4..g 9s5ys -F.i,..s,. fi,,a
ssjsja fs3imU sdf 10 u. FL Y; IAYIoR AT
President of the Columbia River
Fruit Co.l u ss4is 81 b laas asi5 4sfsfsa
.sltiSsgl le fo1s....;.ss, -3iit 10 s5s
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.WooR. WOOD. .e7. Wo0P: -.

= Best grades Of OAK, fir, and slab cord
wood, at lowest market rates att dos. II.
,Refefs Il Office Second and geffer-
-sonsstreetsA buaoin ss1ssif Ell s9ossA ias
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been arranged Between Join Roberts,
jr-. : and W. Psafts the csWgsll Known
English iDiard playerSa Tor fE20b : side
;It Isl nearl ystHiou years. sineedtbeK met
and itheH PeaH came out ahead ssFsobertss
c9nceding half the. game: Tfifiss stfmsS
they play "a, ,o0o peintssappspot barred,
apd FealP swilp boz eoconcededhouiy 5000
points, The feducts6AlofI the handicapI
sheGTd Anakes& close and exciting nganasac
The contest wilB Bbegih Monday Fehrati
atyt 2fth, At the Egyptian halt sEonden.
) .bsmiaf5 -sft5yTf5 tfz5 Oh o. Ilsssnerarra
10 ssssstiE rs AL sA4hiJliffRiGH5 ofzt.sg
ASxea1sL Itiz c.azaEytais. ssar,ssee;l....d
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Great Billiard Came.
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