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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-10-17
THE PRIMROSE WAY.

"From Wall street to Newgate" is
not a story. It is an actual nara
tive based on facts by Austin Bidwell,
who commenced an honest career in
Wall street, but who fell in with
villains and finally wound up by
touching up the Old Woman of
Threadneedle street the Bank of
England) for 100000, for which
crime he and his accomplices were af-
forwards arrested and sent up for life.
Through the intercession of the State
department under James G.. Blaine
he was pardoned out after serving 20
years in England's prison bells. The
GAZETTE has purchased the copyright
of this famous narrative for Redwood
county and will commence it's publica-
ton in about five weeks.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-10-17
'hAWAIlAN ISLANDS.

THEIGAzErrE has made arrangements
with . New York publishing house
whereby it will publish from twelve
to fourteen letters on the Hawaiian
Islands from the pen Of the gifted
and versatile John R. Musick, who
goes there as the representive Of .
syndicate Of which The GAZETTE is a
member for the express purpose Of
writing about those Islands. The
letters will commence during the next
two or three weeks.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-10-17

The receipts of wheat at the various
elevators and mills in Redwood Falls
for the week ending Tuesday is esti-
mated at between 5000 and 10000
bushels. Some of the elevators have
been obliged to work night and day
in order to accommodate patrons.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-10-17

Gov. Clough pardoned the Floyd
brothers who assisted Cashier Phil
Scheig of the Bank of Minneapolis in
blowing in several thousand dollars
wrongfully taken from the bank, on
Friday of last week. Phil Scheig will
probably not have to serve out his full
sentence.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-10-17
dent Cleveland. The authorship
should be run down and the author
held up to public censure.

The GAZETTE proposes to continue
its course of showing up rogues and
thieves wherever they may be located,
of political tricksters, and of boodlers
in and out of the legislature.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-10-17

Some men try advertising as the In
dian tried feathers. He took one feath-
or, laid it on the board and slept on it
all night. In the morning he remarked:
"White man say feathers heap soft;
white man d fool"
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-10-17
THURSDAY, OCTOBER II, 1895.

After Jan. 1, 1896, subscriptions ,Ciu be stop
ned at their expiration. This notice and sue
ceeding bills Uill be final to subscriptions erptT-
ing during that month. AfterJanua'yd months
notice of the expiration 'viu be giccn.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-10-17

Mr.. s. Pollard is nOU a collector and solicitor
for The Gazette He has full authority to col
lect all subscription accounts, renelU and recetUe
ae,U subscriptions. Patrons ,cm govern them
selves accordingly.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-10-17

By this time next year-well, all
the political orators in the country
will have been turned loose on the
suffering public and the latter will
wish that all was over.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-10-17

We know just how it was done, now
that is, how Mike Bowling captured
his bride. Mike is mesmerist. Dur
ing the long winter nights that he
spent in Renville he used to be around
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-10-17

The modern searchlight used by
the successful and up-to-date mer-
chant is newspaper advertising.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-10-17
TRlUMph OVER THE PEOPLE.


The victory of James j. Hill over
the people in the Federal court of the
United States, Judge Walter H. San
born presiding. is note of warning to
those who are to be the future rulers
of these United States, if they do not
want to see this glorious Republic re-
duced to absolute serfdom.
At the present time the courts of
the west seemed to be owned by the
Great Northern magnate.
When President Harrison was on
the point of taking Mr.. Justice Mitch
ell from the Supreme Bench of Min
nesota and appointing him to posi-
ton now occupied by Walter H. San
born there was an awful cry sent up
by the corporate powers that Justice
Mitchell was not wanted on the Fed
eral bench on account of his independ-
ence and love for the masses. The Sc
cret political power of these corpora
tions, go mighty and SO dangerous,
commenced its work. Democrats with
in their control were forced into sign
ing telegram that Judge Sanborn
would be acceptable to the Democrats
of the west, and Judge Mitchell was
shelved. Only one prominent Demo
crat of the State, within the knowledge
of THE GAZETTE, refused to sign the
telegram, and for his refusal he was
ostracised by the leaders, and more
recently blackened in character by
the refusal of the Senate of the Unit
ed States to confirm him in nomina-
ton for an Office to which the Presi-
dent of the United States had named
him.
Judge Sanborn is not man who has
sprung from the people. He was
born in law office that was flooded
with bushes So from his birth. He ac-
quired wealth rapidly. He was elect
ed alderman of the Seventh ward of
st. Paul and during the whole of his
career in that body he was cold to-
wards the laborers of that city in their
demands for their rights.
The people may we'll look with
doubtful eye into the future. When
great corporations control the courts
and make them servile to their inter
ests the time for revolt is near at hand,
Decisions such as those rendered by
Judge Sanborn in the great railroad
controversy are but steps towards the
millennium. Each step sggravates the
people more and more. When the
final step is made the corporations
and their servile tools will be over
thrown, by force if necessary, and a
new Republic or system will be es-
tablished.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-10-17

During the week just ending the
subscription list of The GAZETTE has
been increased materially.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-10-17

A dastardly fake was that sent out
regarding the assassination of Presi-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-23
RIVER NEWS.

The Hoag is at lower river points.
The Eugene came down from Eu-
gene this aflsrnoonl and proceeded on
TO Portland.
Llitle Steamer Alice A. continues 10
make regular tnps bstween Salem and
Independents.
Steamer Modoo came up from Port
land Al o o'clock last evening and pro.
oeeded on 10 Corvallis.
Ths Altoona went down the river At
T'46 .. M, with two topa 0i lard, ham
aud bacon from Il. 4, Gross market.
consigned 10 parties In ban Fraholseo.
Enginssr Kemp ls In the city for tho
purpose of preparing part u the ma.
chlnefy Zoe the Grey Eagle, which will
bs ready for seEyios Ia about q week.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-23

NJ reruefy was eyer 80 shy room
mel .rf 80 . r,'- yei,ry compound,
tn ~~ = Anl"ricas greatest
physician.
Trsfim ,ois's from eople whome it
has mldr e-'l are as aWk as leaves IN
Vallombrosia.
A r.w da rasp tni- er published
a letter from hdyIo Wicnits, Kan,
who owes herhea'th solely to this great
est of remedies.
Yesterday, contemporary printed
The following letter from C. NJ. Bald
win, prominent citizen OF Washing
ton, Kan. II proves the vast suped r.
ity Of Paine's celery compound over
ardinary sarsapafiila, uerviues and biz
lers. Mr. Baldwin writes:
Last winter uGer wrestling q week
with an attack of The grip il luit ne
iuu Of aches ard pains, nervous, tined,
lnd unable fp pet "a good nights slt,p,
ln fact felt pHYCi ulr 900 Jhruu-.
] began lahIg PUas ctirr. COM
pound, aud Wu-. $3.50 tlaf % dli Won.
ierr fpr me, began lu improve from
the hF5t dose, aud lu lees llau "a week
] could sleep all right aud gft upiu ilt
moulpg i,ellng refreshed can truth
Iuly say ttRt lt is the u. medicine
mat ! ever took aud lt did all that you
claim IL Will do'
A Topeka paper il authority hr the
statement ihAi ln Kansas aIIut FaIug.
compound has already cuIrds siA tHuu
aud people Of fheumaiIsm. aui ID mon
lions the case of Me j d. smith. oI
south Haven as fAiF Instance. Mn
smith lrils hrl oau instructive H0p
Ny fetl cod limu. 8trrsl bad pIfb
fhrumailam could Dot HalF without
ptin hu ahHut lhut muuilr. d..
lofritilh pnlHIaa. bod dId uaI
asFu 90 sri much Ds.aL Ole day H.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-23
How the Assembly Voted on the
Senatorial Matter.
KING CAGCGS IS not TIE BOSS.
Introduction Of Bills and Other
Routine BUSINESS.
SENATE.

JANUAEY 22D-AFTKBsOON.
FeuAte enncurred IN house amend
meDi. 20 =. G. r. . by Maxwell relative
D. elerksb. p; also eOBcurFed 10 :. G.
X. concerning examination Of books
Of secretary ~ stale, also state peniteD-
tiary.
H e. R-Relative 20 eierkships and
cooperation referred to Denny, Brow
nell and GONan; resolution relative 10
examination milltnry board referred to
military committee; resolution relative
u inspection of state institutions re-
ferrsd To Judiciary; house amendments
b resolution for examination Of state
educational Institutions concurred ia.
S. Il. I3j, Rsley-Autborizing cor
poratioDs 10 grant rights Of way; first
reading.
B. J. N. ]. Brownell-For pension to
Margaret McRay; referred committee
federal relations.
Senate bills ~ 70 IS were read q sec
oDd time aud referred.
II. &. X. IL, COOn-For election Of
United States senators by direct vote Of
the people; NcGinn moved TO refer to
committee on revision Of laws; 80 re-
ferred Oh aye aud nay vote.
Adjourned until 10 a. IN.
HOUSE.
JAEUARY 22D-AFTERSOoN
The house was called 20 order at l:55
All present except Scott Of Linn sick. d.
On motion Of Coon, house took up
concurrent memorial asking congress
for enactment Of law for election OF
United States senators by direct vote Of
the people. Under suspension Of rule
the resolution received immediate nc.
ton and was passed.
The matter OF election Of q United
States senator wss called up a. a special
order and Mr.. Paxton Of Multnomsh
nominated Joseph n. Dolph; Mr..
Baker Of Lane nominated Frank A.
Moore; Mr. Burleigh Of Wallows nom
mated w. ID. Hare.
The House proceeded 10 vote with
the following result:
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-23

Ala, communicative returning ,. }. II.
aoftssg f,r constitutional amendmen'
giving q .-,rieis Authority to incur ID
deb,edne. Judiciary. with INSTRUCTIONS
70 print.
Os motion q Huston s vote 81 than b
was rendered F. c Bske- Tor stationery
New biiis were Introduced:
l4l..Auey-AmeDding code concern
ing notice q election.
~. CalHre8th-ADanding code TO
lating 20 eulrti4us nd wards
l4s. Ral-y-R-lstiug % recording ol
mcrlga-tz. etc.
IA CA.br.Hh-AuleEding eide re-
latin. lo os..ceue pictures and literA-
ture.
is. Hol=su-To protect men iur'
pishing material for railroads
Iss Suilh-Io cure defects ia deeds
l47. S.eiwer-Amendin code chang
ing b1uudar.t- % Gillian county.
l4s P.,ter.or-Iucorporating Silver
ton. read second time. referred senators
/ from Marion.
l4g. PA.teisou-same subject; sam'
deposition.
/ on motion 81 CogsweI, recess taker
until Il.5D.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-23
- Challsnge Ofgred.

In reply to the card of Mr. Dillon
published iu yesterdays paPer,I would
state that the words l used on January
8. we're These are facts which ! have
stated to you and / challenge contra
diction," words which have ffe-
quently used and which cannot be
construed into challenge for de-
bate.
However, II the ministerial associa-
ton Of Salem desires a discussion OF
any Of the vital points ,of orthodoxy,
a. the "The Verbal Inspiration Of the
Bible" "The Total Depravity OF
Man" "The Vicsrious Atouement," ,"
Endless Misery" etc, aud will
properly formulate the proposition 50
that all can understand il. ! viii accep'
challenge tor a debate and will mesi
their accredited representative wne
he pleases 10 public debate il the R. d
opera house.
w T. COPELAND
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-23
PERSONALS.


Melvin lane left this morning fJT
YsquiDa.
A. Chase returned from Eugene this
afternoon,
Mr. and Mn John Mlnto returned 70
Portland tbss afternoon.
Rev. Ragg was passenger for Ore
goa CITY this Afternoon.
John HOefsF Teiurnsd 20 CbampOeg
on ths AltonA this morning.
u. ]. BwanoFd wsDt up W Browns
vile shls m0rnlng oB business.
Col. Robtsrt Thompson returned 10
Portland on the afternoon train.
Mr.. and Mr. J. Bloch aud IdAughter
Iloea, returned 70 Portland on the after
noon local.
E.P. PaFkbarst left this afternoon
for colwell, Idaho, Ia the Interest Of
the siate InsurAncs company.
Rev. J, N. Bh1lse went 10 Corvallis
lhis morning 10 assist Rev. Gould In .
series u revival msetiDgs. He will be
gons two weeks.
A. Mitchell. Of WallA Walla, arrived
In ihe city this norDInE for = visit
with bic 500, J. l.. Mitchsll. Mf.
Mitchell IL district representative oi
this Russell machine eompany. embfso-
Ing Washington and Idaho with head.
quarters nj Walls Walla.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-23

iipngLED foR koFnik1 An un-
speuesaisl raid wss mAds s0ms time
lasi sight ~ burglars, GO che sloFs ~
Jebn wlielsss, ~ Turner, dealer ~
FsAsfal Dsfohaadlus, Ths stars was
snlssed sad ihs oalsg dsoF "a ghs ssfs
gsiagyea bot the Thieves sets unAl,ls
~ fpul9fe tbs isnsT dos, a. the
ssip y bgfslaT pfeof. u sasms lhsy
wtfs hiief negnsg, ~ po n's,as sees -
niefsd fl,an ibs ss,ifs, Tbs blseksmlib
shop - hssl lisg.blask sas slso
tnlsfsa sad lhsfs tbs iesls wsfs aol
Hiih shirh ihe suilsnes ~ fhs stare
Was fflsessd
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-23

Leave n shsenee fog the Cay Eas
granted Mr. Myers
SPECIAL COMMITTEES reported uniANol-
ably the resolution for enmmlii@e %
investigate scandals st asylum, for ine
reason that DO authoritative ebA-ge-
baye been made. The report NSs
adopted.
Introduction Of bills vas resomtd
and bills were introdUoed % the nufn
Der Of nine. making total nomber =.
First reading u bills yss called ana
the following read:
12s, Cooper - Amen6iug CofVAiiis
charter. Read second time sDd referred
70 Benton county delegation.
I24. MeCraken-To define 'uties %
comfy commissioner Of Multnomah
county.
I24, Well-RelatiDg 70 compeD
sation Of executors sDd Administrators
: per cent on first 400; above that tc
g. 900, 5 per cent, ; above that to sS,OJo
4 per cent; and above that such amount
81 the court may allow.
125, Curtis-To prevent the catching
OF salmon by wheels and Deis.
126. PaxtOn-For lien on horsFs
ETC., for shoeiDg them.
1T, Gowdy Repealing the Law ~
special military and university tax.
rs. Guild. by Fequest-To amend
sec 4093 and provide appeal TO count!
court for damages on account Of timDe
or stone taken for road purposes.
The Woodburn charter bill reporte'
back with recommendation il do pass
The bill was read third time aE'
passed.
House adjourned.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-23

reghbor5 sent ne copy Of the Cour.
ier Of Health. and recommending
Paine's celery compound. | got a bot.
tie and 1t helped me so much that / am
using the second bottle now aud feel
confident that by the time finish IL, |
will be absolutely free from rheumatism.
] give the compound all the praise"
Aud i. A. RAIDER, Of Manhattan,
Kan, whose picture appears above,
writes to the point as follows:
81 have used Paine's celery COM
pound for general debility wakefulness
aud loss of appetite, The second bottle
brought the desired results, and has
restored me to health. My wife Is now
using the compound for u similar all
ing, brought on by nursing the babyp
In Omaha, Aeb., many cures have
been reported. William l.. Mardis,
manager Of the Coliseum building, Is 4
man whose terrible suffering with
rheumatism was known all over the
city, His remarkable cure he states In
letter published iB the World Herald
"lRas taken down with rheumatism
Ibe l3th oi January, 1892, aud a phys-
elan got nle 0ui Of bed Ia 10 days, but
@as th.n taken down again, / sent
llr the same doctor aud he did the best
.e hn.W how bat ! kept getting worse
luii J could not moYe any Of my linbs.
] Jlsi gave up all h0pe, ] dad not take
luf more medicine unul my wife saw
Fan = celery compound ia the Omaha
World ilsfald and she sud 'lTy a blb
ut'
.Al ihai Time ! could not move MY
SIT under any circumstances sud /
"s swollen ip all NY limbs aud had
I.il.ult paiu No my bfeast aud limbs "
'Ht saiuH ume commenced uslng Il
"lhlay p0uu aud was ahls ~ Ret up
hNH 'pi ni bed lhe Wednesday foll0s'
Ns hul hes Ab'e 90 Ailpnd lO buslness
H INiHr,u days.H
H.s asII' lIylt
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-23

The oienihn ssssolsss " ths VIII
ansslls uplysfsiiy aymnssiem slll ~.
oaf Friday Fsb. pih, ibla, ~
b. ~. a. lnisgssiiBs pfeslAm Wlll h.
pgslsFed. fisn, -, 81 iiewsFd wiil
preside u n salseisd ihsi iilsllpp
tilsi,issll slll asilsef ihs oi,snlns 81.
discs Olhsf eallessl slssksfs sill h
pisesai, ssd l,sgllsaIais, No uhsIsss
Az sslo,als Fultlsg iaignasilen ean
h hsa ~ sadfsaalns
jH itoHh. Assai,
hsisia, 90 iiu
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-23
Ar Ex con-. IN TRoUBLE


Walla Psnftenttary.
A tesegram from wslla WalIa says
that Monday. about noon, Fred Hoyt
killed Geo. Risf. ai the penlfeDtiary.
Hoyt was ssDt from Pierce cO0nty In
May, 1880, for twenty years. fer the
murder Of q man named Crosby. He
VS. . very desperate character, and
made several unsuccessful attempts 70
eseape. He served one term In the
Oregon penitentIsry, a0d vAs one Of
the leaders 10 the break ~ that iDsti-
t1tloB several years ago.
Ref was serving I've years for grand
larceny committed ia Tacoma When
Hoyf wa tined for the murder Of
Crosby, Ref was the prineiple witness
ard slDee that time. Hoyt has been
w-lEiBg bis opportEs:ty for revenge.
II h learned that HOyps correct
o sme is FredeTick r. lie CToDier He
was sent Up from MultDomsb county
for larceny in dwelling house o0 two
indictments Of three years each. Le
Cropief was reoeiyed At the peniten.
Diary January y. 1874 On August -,
iss4 be n0tiBied s0d refused 70 work
Dot be was not 10 the penitsntiary at
the time of the break 10 the summer Of
1873 - h stated 10 the above. He wac
always considered q dangerous and
desperate mao. Ls Cro1ier was die
charged from the Oregon penItentiary
May Is, 1853 aud 10 les than a year be
Gas sentenced 70 the WalIA WAlls pen
itsutisgy a. above stated.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-23

fhsTALLATIok, WillAmetie en.
sampmsns No. 2, !. o. o. ~, Installed
ofsiees ~ tbsiF ball IN the Holman
block last night fhs following mem.
bsEs wsss installed w. q. William.
sen, q, P,iC. NJ, Parmsntsr. H.P.,
Phil n. FfeiT, 4. w., FIaHk n. foevs,
sofii,sl Df. T., y. unfiitb. J. Wit. o.
BARKER, lsl w. james Walton, "a W.
George ". bufnsll. "a WI jay q.
imiih, tth W. Fred a. EnEon, o. n.
w u, ClagEsit, a. y,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-23
VALLEY LOCAL NEWS.
JEFFEIsoN.

d. ~, Loonsy vent 70 salem Mon,
day,
An sadiilon 10 being bullt on " tbs
n, u, church.
heFefAl fFom thls city attended the
funeral ~ Il, "a. Brown, sunday.
ffof Harvey has 0fgsDlasd . viii
lnn soh0ol u ihs lsslitnis.
A oal had " supplies Is l,3ins.p
PARED " ssnd ~ lhs hshIasks sufisIsfs,
fTum ihls oliy'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-23

RECEIPTS or LECrURE.-lhe gto-'
receipts Of the lecture given Dy Raj.
]. Bloch in the opera house, 'a,' ev. f.
ing. for the Uened Cd, a. -tE -r n
NJ. H. church yer, a i.r.I~ n. '.'6
The expenses anJuafed o. Ssi. Th'
Sll75O will be applied To fhe pam .uI
Of the church debt, which leaves bal
ance Of only $3.50, which will s"' he
discharged leaving he church rrf.i-.y
free.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-23
JOHN HUGHES

Dfalfriu Groeerlrs, Paints,
OLE hiudoe Giass tarui lle
ald liir iiiosi roniplfleslacl ol
iiruslies VI ail Aluds 10 the
state Arlisis' iialeriais iibs,
ilalr,'fmfnl aad sbingiess4d
meet 'laallil oiGiiAss attDs
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-23

InRkaptAH hkilRoApiha. Ths
lslssi reports oopnlm ihs nsws "
bsssg aness Nv ihs hi nhasis snd
hishigeg fsNieaF ibsis has l.ssn 90
pfsflaha llsln pofih sHes Moadsg
SAD ihsft y sael lksly ~ - oas
~ sfFsgsi asls ibs mofnlns
naiifs was lsaisd q fhs
lsesl iiskst SHADES a. tks flise
slsi sNsNis sis ais ~ lssus iisksis ~
iaaelf hsipRt Aslllsad, - lhs eea,
lnsS eii sei ssssf n Hiskf sallsauls
liasf ana slil nai ~ gsslslnslbis a. -
lsbssa ~ lasshsfs Whlls aslslsa
hel,savls llslf sensai ~ msas ~ ise
~ illss asbs
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-23
A Card Of Thanks.

TO the Woodmen, Odd Fellows and
friends Of X. 6 Brown. You have the
gratitude Of my heart for the sympathy
and respect shown 10 me in this sad
hour, jn the lozs Of my beloved son.
God be with you till we meet agair
LEROY Brown.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-23
FOUND LEAD.
A Lunatic Wandsrs 10 Brooks
Where He Dies.

A Lunatic Wandsrs 10 Brooks
Where He Dies.
CorODer A. NJ. Clougn received a
elegram from Brooks. yesterday after.
Doon. 10 hold al inquest over q man
k,and dead near the railroad track just
his side of The town. He went down
% the l:4O train. A jury was sum
laOned aud after al .exAmination Of
SEVERAL witnesses = verdict that death
was caused by natural causes and
exposure" was rendered.
The dead man was Alexander Nc.
Neal, who was Teoeived at the asylum
IN December, 1859 aud escaped from
the Institution last Monday evening.
His wife resides At The DAlles and q
telegram was sent last evening asking
what disposition shall be made Of the
remains.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-23

AlNHfsNa iiUhsfsnnts isrs
iihlblsA lhs tlasnstsis ,llssl slilal
hss higst1 sac niai slsnlnsw h,ass
aiiia sf4g Hssae lN iiffaHn A. .
iptflsi ~ ~ li,f halisAfe ~ halsal
ltlHs null eas Mfih islaelfbi " )
esel she q ihs sfals lllif isiaa
sslsgisl A ~ laff aalsl IA 81
asslil6aaf "A hslh asailllB ssa b
sslsnsa A. Ntsl a hefn plib . fsin
.self lailei ~ iiffl nasalsi,is q ~
s4siaf y N ppeallips ~ ~ ielssi
saa essls Neit iAss u sesla lasslill
aialsi nllbeal lkfm ~ llslkins
= 81 lslsa d hH eiasif ~ hatss
asA Asls ihf lieasl fhlf Ne h1sn
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