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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-02-02
The Pope's Glittering Thrones.

The Pope sits upon golden throne,
generations Of pious princes. It is not
bear Leo about St. Peters in it, that
he may impart his blessing to the mul.
titudes. There is also the papal throne
in the audience chamber, emblazoned
with the arms Of the Holy See and the
traditional symbols Of the Catholic and
Apostolic Church.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-02-02

BEEcHAx's PnLs for bilious disorders
are extensively sold and used in all civil
lied countries. 2b cents box.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-02-02

NNE.TENTHs Of all the elective
Offices in Chicago are now held, it is
said, by naturalized citizens.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-02-02

THE manuscript of Swinburne's
Poems and Ballads" was sold in Lon
don recently for e2O0.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-02-02

THERE ere in Florida GOO, 600 cocoa
nut trees, whose fruit is all sent to the
New York market.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-02-02

".BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRocHEs.
are excellent for tile relief Of Hoarseness
or Sore Throat. They nre exceedingly eff
fective." e."-Christtan World, London, Eng
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-02-02

ONE of the Iovelties Of California's
Midwinter Fair will be q veritable
lake Of quicksilver.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-02-02

FITS: All fits stopped FREQ BY DR.. Kline
Great Nerve Resiorer. No ITS after fr~,
dny's use. Marvellous cnrox Treatise And
200 trinl bottle free 70 Fit cases. Send
DE-. Kline. 03l Arch ST.. Philadelpha, Pa.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-02-02

Round Tr,p Tickets to Pacific cos.t.
! Tho Sioux City & Northern Rail, oad have
III sale round trip tickets to all Pacific
Toast points via the Great Northern Rail-
way Line. good returning varIuble route.
at lowest rates.
For full Information. sddre..
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-02-02

KL1cK1TAT, q Washington county.
has 9 frontage Of l75 miles ON the Col.
umbia River.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-02-02

EIGHT players lost their lives on {
football field during the past season il
this country.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-02-02

@ @shilohh's 4 Consumpsion Cure q .old on gn.r-
best Cough Cure. 3 cents. 80 cents and ll.0o.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-02-02

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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-02-02

Cen. Pass. Aat, SIOUX City, Iowa.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-28
THE NEWS or A DAY AT DALLAS.
LISBON BousLEY ENDS LIFE WITH
MORPHINE.
Thought He Was Governor OF Texas.
nut pidn't Puah HosR for the Place.
The Jones' Jury case--A HAD Negro.
Complimentary MusicnIe.

~. ~, ~. ~ tsbo, Hons
10 .o,.,,,a,, a. ,sn.a nm died al
~ ..l'a,,a,, heeoi 4, nstiaa M .
49,, ~. - 80, a.. oes.c,s
ms nv inns
Of an overdose Of morphine
Mr.. Fall, proprietor Of the hotel
saw ttousIev n totnl STRANGER to him
~, ~
entered lhe hotei at aoout y ni'' ~
1 cember ~, and asked FOR rates. On
4 being told what It would cost him
T., NJ 81, ,h.ra Ia ea,a. .srhants. 1
! VIII be BACK IN rev minutes.
Half an hour later he returned and
rfplstered,
."I1,,., &c., a.,,,o r.. -
JVnh MaaoH' lehlPie' ieN'
Before going to his room he asked
70 have a pitcher OF ice water sent
mn Mr. nan foid MIN tho hell hoy
iiau steppeu CUT moment Dut t"e
water would shortly follow him; but
i,afora the heii bov canne Uoualev
80. - - ~ ,'G.a.,s Ia ~ ,saniS
Nfi''o NV" "'N ''-'N N'
carry the wafer up.
This was the last Mr.. Fall saw OF his
rev, s.,,es, ur,Ii r. "a m vos4erdav vyhen
-, 80. ~ -
he became alarmed about the long
sleep the stranger was taking, and the
failure OF all rafting OF the door to
a,,,,,,. No, "a 49, ,1,o 49,. men
49, '''N S'V''0 '''1 W.
Ihe presence OF an empty morphine
botte on the taDle eAplalned the ST
ration 70 MI ran AT glance ana ne
at once sent Tor Two doctors ana teie-
sraphed TO Temple IN the enort TO
reaeh the SICK mans tamily.
lhe man h9d httie note BOOK IN
ms pocket which contained record
o. some ueallhsS WIN Ar, \: r. MAR
theH' the clsh. dealer' ana ar, MAr-
.l l.ea was hsheI 20 come up ana luen-
uty the man winch he did, stating that
hs name was not John Mason but
Lisbon Housley or Rose Hill Mr
al men '9leGgrnphed houSleys nroth-
or AZ Rose Hin.
Ihe doctors applied al the known
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-28

Dallas, Tex. Dec. s7.-- . IN Ipdrs
Clint discharged the jury IN the DR..
Jones case the other day, because there
was no hope OF an agreement. he an
nounod that he held In his hand rot ,
from member OF the jury, to the sffect
that as soon IA that body retired 10
seonsileF their verdict, ore Of the NUM-
per gave out that he already mad his
mind made up TO acauit the der ndant
because he knew Capt Veal 10 b. n
id ola scoundrel and hypocrite Who
dnserved 20 be shot down like a dor
TO this judge Clint added that the
nian making this break VIZ tyiillty OF
parlnry ard had IN all probability b en-
prlbHd' az all events he was-in e,n-
tempt OF court; bat that he would sus.
pond action until the grand fury looked
lnso The matter, and in conclusion he
ordered the membera OF the fury 10 an
pear before the grand Jury this morn
ing,
The members Of the Jury wore
promptly on hand this morning ana
were Questioned by the grand inrs but
the results Of tho Investigation hsvc
not been made public.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-28

r,, sr 80
ool,,,,'s,u -, l'eS, que - inc most
e e,,s ,tu, Sol events or the season
49, tn w ~ 9'eNIy ~ tIte Mel.eoi otel
rin,. ~ ti,ah' W. W. W IVl' NJ ~ 9 r
Of ,n,,,io hy H4sHihst9n conservatory
Werfb G1g,tt -. i'''''''i 'ru' OF inc FORT
ana tbc "os Hoy " NV IN inc program
r rir ,,,e H,eI'ont pay ~ or PROT ar
WIS tbs unnn,, rone o. silo eEenin6. II
ent fbet VIZ r,r''S vii'iIou o' ull pre-
~ Sl"t wy pIolgsSoF nditons were
,no n',v'e l,il',o e%'enton ever heard in
~ ~ inhl ne pllA IAlr 90 come
p,foro,',,t '"'uic IlNal OF the great
S .TI,, e 1.siN..,
SJn,,o so,.oW .i,.s rs the program
Carrier % Wet ,,,,., 80 - ="
of linsi,, ne, \, "4i nkton CONS .rvatory
~ ~ ~ H9,y' Ny ~ Nulheflord, OF tho Fort
3 oyir, 1us'tte s,p..
hontN nee .,'..,, Hebauch
d, ~. trot' M. H. carrier.
% AchoE SUI. ''...-s......,.,... Selection
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-28
nor OWNED ~ the rRusrs
As 10 CIRCULATION.


The Gazette holds Itself In readiness
% prove by reference to COMMITTEES
of business men to be appointed In the
usual manner;
L That tho Daily Gazette has the
largest bona tide daily circulation in
Texas.
a That the Weekly issue has a larger
circulation than any other Newspaper
10 Tsxaa.
s. That the Weekly Gazette has doubi.
the circulation of the ssmi-wsslsiy Dali
las News.
The Gazette will forfeit 800 to my
benevolent institution that may bo dss.
iEnA''d by any party who shall sue.
eessfuily eonrovert either OF these
three propositions.
The Gsrette will pay $50 to any per-
non who win present at It's business
ONCE statement OF the circulation OF
the Dallas News by days for either OF
the last three mon,ha. verified by the
News.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-28
DuI WINTERS onALLENaE.
neminlscrrrr OF the Days Of the
Code DucllO.

Louisville, hy., Dec. 2s.-''raik about
duels," Station Keeper "Posey'' Buck
aiew said, Il once knew " case
which makes me iaush nov every
time l think Of It. 1t happened in
Henry county, just after the war.
believe there were more fighting men
In that county than IA any other place
OF similar size In the world. In those
days men were quick to resent insults
and were as ready 10 fiEht FOR small
wrongs as for great ones.
"One night / was seated In a hotel
IN one OF the towns there when d tail,
dark skinned man entered and had the
bell boy take his vallaa while he reg
istered. A number or the fighters
were seated about at the time and Il
was remarked that the newcomer
would be a dangerous man to fool with.
BIZ Winters, the fighter with the
greatest reputation OF all, was seated
There, and he sized up the man crit
ically The newcomer seemed to pick
out Winters in the glance which he
gave US. and Winters thought he saw
= dangerous bantering glance In his
eyes. 1t was all done In minute.
"As the stranger walked to the door
he stumbled, and one Of his boots trucl;
a tender spot on one OF BIZ Winters
feet. To all Of us, except BIZ, II looked
as II the act had been accidental, but
Bill was mad, tell you. He looked
hard at the stranger, and said a few
cusa words The stranger looked at
BIZ with contempt, and walked ont.
Then Bill cusscd some more, and he
finally wrote out challenge addressed
to the stranger In which he asked
him to flght with pistols at 10 PAGES
the next morning at daylight The
note was sent to the strangers room,
and all OF us went home so that we
could get UP early the next morning
and see the fight for we had no other
idea than mat some one would be
Killed. When / got down to the hotel
about O'Clock the next morning 1
found all the men assembled about Bill
Winters ana they were laughing ~ to
XIII. The stranger was nowhere 10 be
seen. Bill was reading a note, which
WAS worded about like this:
Mr., Winters: Yours received. You
are too big a fool for me to fight
When you get this 60 out to your
stable door md mark the picture OF 4
man on It with a piece Of chalk Then
when daylight comes step back 10
pnces and take good aim at the figures
biggest part, Then FIRE when you get
ready II the bah hits the man on
tho barn door Just consider that I'm
dead and that your great injury has
been wiped out with my blood II you
miss. then go home and tell your wife
that she Is o widow. ] hope you will be
satisfied with this 1ght'
mo name was signed to the note.
ana when we asked the hotel clerk
about the stranger. he said that he
had LETT the hotel about midnight and
lster The laugh was on Bill Winters
FOR years
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-28
SHALL WE HAVE A snm-cENTEs-
NAL ExrosiTIoNf

on the 10Th day OF February. 1896.
Texas win have been a member OF
the American Union for nlty years.
The occasion viii be one worthy Of
memorable celebration.
II the seme-centennlal year Is to be ftiy
eommemorated It is not too early to be-
gin preparation.
The Gazette believes that It's sugses-
tlon win have hearty Endorsement
throughout the state when it proposes
that the greatest of events in the his
tory OF Texas and an event OF vast
influence in the history of the
Republic. shall DO celebrated with
suitable exposition. under the aus
pIces of the state government, to be
held in the city of Fort Worth In the
spring of 1896.
1t would be a waste of words to ar
que the expediency of such an EXPOSE
tlon or the ntness of the proposed To-
cation.
The Gazette calls on the people OF
Texas for an expression upon the sub
Ject.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-28

and caused a deficiency on August al.
1881 about 100000. The actual cash
balance on August 81, 1894. was $685.
1880. against which balance there was
o oriai,n,; Registered warrants
amounts due on st trsDsfers f sna me me
revenue fund to the school fund for
the purpose OF adjusting the accounts
and also registered warrants called for
payment and not yet presented. to
swell the above amount to over $780,
TOO.
On August 81, 1895. instead of having
cash balance on hand to pay the ex-
penses of the government Until the 1898
taxes begin to be received there will
be deficiency. all OF the 1894 taxes be-
ing consumed IN the payment of the
present deficiency.
There Is a prevalent and erroneous
idea that a cash balance means n sur
plus. But such Is not the case. 4
surplus means the collection of more
revenue than Is necessary to run the
government Under our system Of tax
alton nearly all the taxes are received
at the treasury during the months Of
December. January. February and
March. and these are the only months
when the receipts exceed the disburse-
ments. Wherefore on May 1, each year.
cash balance is necessary that, to-
gether with the light receipts OF the
summer months. will be sufficient to
pay the expenses OF the government for
the next eight months, or until taxes
begin to be received again. This
necessary balance should be from $780,
600 to Sl,00O.000, and would vary in ac-
c0rdance with the appropriations made
by the legislature. The aim and in
tent Of the levy and collection of taxes
should be to realize an amount neces-
sary to pay the expenses OF the state
government, and no more. The pres
ent rate is too low for that purpose
Thus 1t is evident that the legisla-
ture, besides making provisions for the
ordinary expenses OF the government
interest on public debt etc, will be
confronted with a large deficiency to
be provided for. The appropriations
asked for by the henda OF the depart
ments, state institutions, judiciary, etc,
for the next two years. beginning March
]. 1895 aggregate S5,2510s5.i0. (See ta-
BILE SO, summary, page 1872 OF this re-
port) The net receipts estimated by
this department, under present tax
rate and laws, for the two years end
ing August 81, 1895, and August 81, 1896,
amount to S3,SG3, $3.50. (See table SO,
ture make the appropriations asked for.
there would be a deficit for the two
years OF 1887. 1880, besides that al
ready existing
The history Of the states finance
show-~that when the tax rate was re-
duced In 1884 to II 1-2 cents. In 1885
1t was found necessary to Increase the
tax to 25 cents, the deficit caused by
the reduction at that time being only
for rcw days, and not near so large as
II Is now.
II the appropriations are made as
asked, the tax rate viii have to he (
raised to so cents for the year 1895, Z
and drop back to % cents the next and ,
Then gradually decrease until the level .
is round so that the receipts will be /
equal to the disbursements.
Texas is n growing state, and as II
grows and develops the expeditures Will .
naturally increase. and the tax rate
should be sufficient to provide for its
demands.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-28

The commercial quarrel betweun IN,
United states and Spain may ault
IN closing our ports to that country.
The Industry to be most enfected by
Hueh action VIII be the Importation o.
raw sugar from cuba, The islind o.
Cuba now furnishes seyen-elghts Of the
sugar bought by our renneries, Br I'll
and Hawaii fmn'nhlng tho re
naming one-eIghth. In ievyiue
duties Spain Hrrangos coun-
tries in two columns The hrst column
includes those which have not made
satisfactory treaty arrangements. Bra
all has been In this FIRST column" Tor
some time and now It lie Joined by the
United States. No other nation IA
treated In the Same manner by the
Spaniards In dispensing their CONNER
DIAL benefits. This action has iy
been disastrous to American flour. The
'hrst column" duty on -four Il st75.
while In the second column" IL "a stoo
Canada is In the second column and
with a dinerenthal OF 7b cents ON a bar
rel OF flour has easily taken from the
United States this trade. Up to the
time the new tarifr law went into effect
we enjoyed a largo trade with Cuba
ana other spanish dependencies. but the
now tarin paced a duty on sugar AMI
Spain retaliatcd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-28

] There is an immense amount OF mon
I ey to loan In the country and It must
not have escaped the attention OF the
! public with what case and at wat
low rates or interest large loans have
recently been doated. The last loan by
the Unfed states government Of $780,
100000 created any amount Of rivalry
among the money hoarlers In Now
York and other ccnters. and the anxiety
which they displayed to subscribe to
the loan Indicated that another batch
Of bonds can be sold even at ow r
rate than tho 3 per cent called Tor In
tho last issue. Tho new Russian 'oln
Of Si5.O0O.OOO was snapped mp in Paris
40 qulclsly that It was evident a sum
ten times az largo could have leon
placed. At no time within the past
decade has there been a strong r or
healthier demand FOR municipal olll-
cations than at present. These facts
show that there Is plenty OF money for
safe investment, and at low rates OF IN
terest No great enterprise need go
without funds provided investors can
Gee way Of getting their money back.
The price OF money - low and the
Zines when 8, y, or 10 per cent interest
was easily obtained. appear to be pass
cd. Investors are willing 60 accept
b or per cent and ARE glad 10 get
safe Investments at those rates.
The truth OF The matter Is the banks
and vaults are crowded with idl,lnon-
cy. The bank statements published In
The Gazette yesterday show line OF
individual deposits In Fort Worth
banks OF about ss,OoO.oOO, The sta G.
mcnts show that the local money mar
lSet Is not unlike tina, which prevais
throughout the country generally. Thc
banks have ample funds but are more
cautious about placing loans than they
werc prior to the panic.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-28

Forney, Tex, Dec. 27.-The Xmas has
been very quiet and pleasant one
with us.
There was Santa Claus chimney
at the Presbyterian church and an
MAS tree at the Baptist church. The
exercises were appropriate. and calcu-
lated to impress all with good senti-
mcnts and feelings. our Christian peo-
pie OF all denominations Join in a week
OF prayer meetings. beginning at the
Presbyterian church and alternating
with the other churches until the week
closes.
Mrs. Brooks, widow Of r. ]. Brooks.
was married at Dallas to a Mr.. Bald
win OF Dallas. Mrs. Brooks has long
been a resident OF Forney, ana owns
real estate here. Love has power ia
charm The old as well as the young.
Ihey have many friends who wish
them happy future
Iho weather has changed from In
dan summer to cold winter. No rain.
No snow
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-28
MCKINNEY BUDGET.
A schooi of Masonic Instructtou--AI.
lcised Hnpe--Ilusincsa Chnnmra

legged Rape--Duslncss Chnnrrs.
Mckinney Tex, Dec GA Masonic
/ sehooi Of instruction will open In Nc
kinney tuesday, january &, 1895, con-
quoted ~ e. Il. Douglass. esq, a mem
Der OF the committee OF works. Homes
| VIII be provided free OF charge TO all
visiting Ma5ons from different parts Of
the county Grand Master Garrison
Will be present.
a man named Hendricks, charged
Win roping 9-year-old child near
weston last sunday, was Jailed here.
lie narrowly escaped lynchlng.
win the ISL OF January comes the
usual number of business changes:
, me grocery firm of Il. j. Melton &.
sons has changed to Melton 8. Co,
and VIII occupy the Mcdonald building
on the south side OF the square.
Asbury Il Sneed, furniture dealers.
move to the Bingham block.
rom MeMullen. groceryman, occupies
me 9id hrause Il Battle stand on the
southeast corner OF the square.
The firm OF Berry & McDowen yroc-
Dowell. w. Aae-
Dudley Roundtree opens a stock of
groceries on South Tennessee street
A. n Wilson & Co. discontinue the
restaurant business, and are in the
grocery business exclusively.
John t. Male u Co. is the STYLE n, n
new furniture firm.
Ihe Kentucky Store, dry goods. noyAs
TO the northeast corner OF the SQUARE
j. G. Wylle retires from the drv
GOODS business and opens a furniture
store In the johnson block.
M hlrkpatrlek s Hearn is the style of
r. l.. Parker win conduc, a H.. -.
on the west side OF the public sovora
The Christmas bali last night was r
successful affair. s"' was
justice Henry Faulkner tied the nm.
tial Knot for four happy young comics
Connty Clerk John Walden is re-
eu ,,,. from a spell Of fever.
yanteee peo " ,b 81 this section took ad-
hogs. anu hiled
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-28

Waco. Tex. Dec. e7.-The 1
OIL trust Indictment is unastr
newed discussion here becau,i
action of Governor Mitchell Of
In honorlng a reluislilon fro
ernor Hogg for the arrest Of II
Flagler or New York. one
STANDARD OIL officials, who rec{,
tied Florida. M
Ex-Sheriff Burke, under WI
ministration the Indictment vs.
and who received national adv
In the effort to cause the arre,,
indicted men at New York, a
satisfaction with the action D,
or Mitchell and believes II sinI
the demand of the governor d
that these officials be turned
this state to answer the Ind
against them.
Mr.. Flngler is very positive
expression Of his dettrullr1l
visit Florida again nexi month
the action of Governor Nlichs,
~ he does this there u rsrtalkI
an attempt to arrest him ihsl
bring him to Waco. His conlih1
ida trip Is therefore Invested hef
q great deal Of interest
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-28
BUDGET OF NEWS N;
aieLEyNAs co,ix,,,
AHArn Drsrn,c,
Satisfied win nj. q.
speaisership-oo,,os -'s''
counts being wsnsa s',s'
Trust Indictments.

d,s,,.int,,, Dec. z7.-r.
ss''iV.'ns Of the state ID, j y
poses by the next le,,.' y. 'ua
Will undoubtea,,, e'A'ainls
AicLennan oo,, be MADE
,rs.as county IN q sepa, u,
'uS'eud OF the arrane.n1'' y
now by which MrT .o,,,, . -'''n's''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-28
aIANr rnownns or suMArnA.
A Curious Parasite Four Feet ACROSS
Found Fecdinr On Il Vine.


round 'eeu'hR "h 'i"e'
London. Dec. 21.-S0me OF the most
remarkable discoveries. sensational In
-. ,.,t,,,,. -, e., s,.,-o
'N'' F'' ''''''' N''''ea .''''' .'''-'''' - a.
some years ago several potanista We're
travelling through tho country in search
OF new things i'm plant llre whom the
natives told them OF a gigantic mower
deecriblng 1t In such weird terms that
they at first did not believe the ae-
,o,,nt h,,t one dev mr. Arnnid cra of
'he purity came upon the Wonuef' lie
was not only amazed. but dumhfound-
ed. the strange object that mot his view
fnukipr profound I,nressi,n p,,o,,
tip, st,r hc ia. NFS-'
s,sr, i@ii tha INN, ,,1 t,,a, .,,,.
and tbnrs hecn no ,5.inn,sae a,, Uiy'i
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la, liz H'a,,,i,,,. "a ~ VI uleilVou-
,,i,,.,h ~, Us "a ,4i4a "0WtI' So
ave 80, 30, an. -, & "Hy"ei
f,,rn 40 h,,s. 49, ~ 1'"'ils
uvycrsr wa cnpfIort.I l,,, ,H,t1l,
tlnv,gr ,'''',,.n,,ii,, H ,, - q SESAME
80, ,'ppN. Vi,t.S b.'"lus alone, WIN
NM netS1s nv ~, ,, - 'llu - ouilI,
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Wilma w., 80. - 80 "a t'!sHh 49,
r,c. ~ 4, t',i '.JL thu "I,prdI
etrions s,ti,cs MI, ~ 49,, VI J'5.eu
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entire nn,gr,, ~ ~ fvut''s, anu lhe
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uvr or ,tir,,, ,',nI p5N'ii'S ms twehty-
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many v,,v- II 80 VIZ s'tiilS IN
ienyss ar ,.,h,ng 81, lower without
ia M eo.,is--a ~ .ne u.tAehMent
al nrst N io,t,aa tn,.P.''e pu11ls- ana
sto5l MAJ GSH ,, ,iHe slsanue toad
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