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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-22


less than 10 per cent OF the regular
flow should be maintained at all
times.
The franchise for the Dignowity
Waterworks company was granted,
amended to provide that in case
the city required hydrants for fire
protection the same shall be paid
for at the rate of $50 per year.
Robards' ordinance regulating
purchase OF supplies by the city;
was adopted.
The ordinance to provide that
all city departments make requisi-
tions for supplies needed; was
adopted.
Also the ordinance providing
that all city officials furnish in
ventories OF all city property in
their charge, and that all OF said
property be marked or branded, ex-
cept the horses.
Also the ordinance extending
the time OF the assessor in render
ing his rolls.
The following ordinance to in
sure better control of taxes col
lected and to avoid errors in giving
receipts without proper entry be-
ing made was presented:
Section /. Be it ordained, etc.,
that hereafter all receipts for taxes
of any kind or for all moneys COL
lected by the city collector must |
bear the stamp Of the auditor be-
sides being signed by the collector
or his assistant.
2. That the tax receipt book be
arranged in triplicate as per plan
hereto attached.
3. That any person paying his or
her taxes shall take the tax re-
ceipt from the collector to the audi
tor for the purpose Of having it
stamped and the corresponding
stub or duplicate detached and
filed.
4. That the auditor carefully file
such duplicates and check them
with collectors money every day
or as often as practicable.
5. That no tax receipt shall be
valid unless stamped by the audi
tor.
The ordinance was read the first
time and laid over under the rules.
A resolution was adopted pro.
viding that list Of all real estate
owned by the city be completed,
printed and posted in places in the
city hall.
The street commissioner was
asked to estimate the cost of &C.
menting the streets around the
street sprinklers stsndpipes.
The San Antonio Street railway
was ordered to put the block paw
ing inside the tracks on Soledad
and Houston streets in good con-
dition. Alderman Devine said
there are II cases against the COM
pany for just such repairs, now in
the District court on appeal. The
assistant city attorney said there
was record of only one case. The
late Mayor Paschal told him not
to prosecute these cases and he had
obeyed.
The park commissioner was
ordered to report the causes of
trees, grass and plants dying in
the public parks.
A cross walk on Abbey alley and
street was ordered laid,
and the brush grubbed out Of Sala-
do street from Morales to Leona,
and the council adjourned.
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among the brewers to employ able
counsel to defend their colleague,
whom they believe innocent.
Craemer had worked in the Lone
Star brewery since it began opera
ton and left San Antonio about
five years ago for Los Angeles, Cal.
He has a wife and children.
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LA CLOCHEs DE LA PAlx.--les
kusses, en- temoignage de leur sym
pathle pour la France, ont depuis
longtemps resolu d'offrir a I'eglise de
Notre-Dame q Paris n cloche NOM.
mentale. Mails les architectes avant
demontre que les tours de la basili-
que ne pourraient supporter un tel
poids, il fut resolu, d'accord avec lie
comite russo ct lie cardinal Richard.
que la dite cloche serait destlnee a
feglise du Sacr6- Gear, q Montmartre.
Cette cloche, du poids de $4,000
~livres, qui s'appellera ::la Cloche de
Ia Paix", est, ecrii-on de SAINT Peters
bourg, a la vellle d'etre terminee.
Dici d trois semaines, ellie sera
transporter par chemin de fer a
Odessa, ct della, par I'm bateau special
russo, a Marseille, d'ou ellie sera
dirigee par vote de terre d Paris.
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La MAlsoN DU PAPE.-Le calen-
drier du Vatican pour l'annee 1895
content quelques renseignements Gu
rieux sur Ia maison du pape Leon
XIII.
&c serait n erreur dc croire que
tous ceux qGi font partie de Ia mai
son du Souverain Pontife sont dcs
eccl6slastlques il va beaucoup de
fonctiennaires evils ct militairas.
Parmi ces derniers Sc trouvent les
princes ColonGs, Orsni, un magtchal
dn Saint empire ROMAN, ct lie garden
du cOnclave.
lie college DIES c~ardinaux Sc com
pose, lorsqu'il est au complet, de six
carslnaux eve4uees, cinquante car
dinauN-pretres ct quatorze cardinaux
diacres 40 en- tout. En- ce moment.
il ny en- a que 81. Leon XIII ne
parait pas decide 4 &c ou'on assem-
de sit0t lie conclave.
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CoMEDIE.-La troupe aramatlaur
tie Hett'- Bernard Chase lie nee Mus
ultra DIES troupes dramatiques ambu-
'sntes, (sic) ct Ia coqueluchc de ceux
hui ont sulvi ses representations. a
fait ses adieux i ses admiratcurs
samedi soir. Ellie choisi pour cette
occasion une grandc piece lntitnl6e
Louisiana ell 1859" Nous nc
savons quel est l'auteur de cettc
comedie ecrite ct echafaudee aycc
talent, mas nous pouvons dire, sill
fault encore la majorite de ecu oui
y ont assiste qu'elle a etc tres nal
interpreted. lie seul role aui etc
bien rendu est celui de l'indien,
rempli par Mr.. Mellon qui ne faisait
point partl de Ia troupe, mails qui q
offert ses services, en- cette occasion.
81 lie directeur cut compris ses intGrets,
il aurait dd ~l'engager, II auralt
ajouter une etoile dc premier ordre a
sa troupe.
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PLUS DE Coos Dss experience
ont etc faites d Ia ferme experime,,
tale de Geneva, N. Y, pour s'assu.,
81 les poules pondent un plus grand
nombre d'Gufs quand Giles mont pas
&c coz avcc Giles. Ces experiences
ont demontrh quill y . ASSORTMENT
tout q perdrc i ~laisser les coas ayec
les poules que Ton nourrit pour IA
ponte
'o'cl IN passage du rapport cor.
cernant les experiences faites i Ia
ferme de Geneva:
Lies pou'ettes, dams lie pare I, sans
coz, ont ell u ponte superieure de
- pour cent a celle des poules con-
tenues dams lie pare g., ct bien que la
quantite de nourrlture consommee
par chaque volatile dams lie pare Z
ait etc plus grande, lie coat de Ia
production dies eufs a etc de 80
pour cent moindre que dams lie
pare S."
lie rapport termlne en- conc!uant
que lie COG ne peut que nuire dams IN
troupeau de %pondeuses. Non seule-
ment ii accapare la plus grande part,e
&c Ia nourriture, mails il apprend aux
poules 4 briser ct a mahger leurs
eufs, etc. ST lie fermier veut avoir
DIES Gufs fecondGs ct en- obtenir DIES
poulets vigoureux, il tiendra lie maze
dams un endroit separe pendant
fhiver, ct laccouplera avec DIES races
choisles au temps convenable.
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aoUvHLES LOCALES,

n .NGEMENT DAMS LES TRAINS A
r.sc.cERs EFT La MALLE-POsTE.-De-
,,,s ouelques jours, IL y q Gu un
.,.ooement dams les trans a passa-
- ct Ia malle-poste 4 Thibodaux
apue suit
nrpaRTs ARRIVES :
mas a. m. 81 i 9:l5 a. 10.
s5Sa1O:5O AM. 50 1880 p. m.
.S0a3:10 p. NJ. 81 a 500 p. m.
MALLE-POSTE.
DEPARTS :
56 MALE de PEst.
20 ....... de rOuest.
40 ....de FIST ct Gle IOuest.
ARRIVES
..5.............E Est ct Quest.
i hh . l1S'.
4 III OuSSt.
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DASoUE.--L nouveau local de Ia
1aae de ThlhodauX a%ctuellement
construction Sierra c%ertainement
pour lie Il du mois proclaim.
aac merle est presque terminee
@bs ie courant he Ia semaine
'aalne, 81 lie temps lie permet or
s'aehcefa 4 poser Ia toiture qui
lo's posee ptrmettra aux ouvr;ers
aasallIer q llnterieur, sans desem-
ii.
eae lois terminGc, cette hatisse
hon settlement une grande
a'ofa1'on ct fera l'ornemcnt din
-aier on ellie Sc construct.
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CIR HE PUULE.

sont les s%"'vants, d'apres Payen /:
lie poids moyen est de GO erammes
", pour Ia coquillc, IS pour lie
jaime, SO pour lie blanc.) Dams lc
blanc, lya 81 Ct. 5 d'eau ct / or. 5
aalbumlne; dams lie jaime, 6 gram
mes de vitelline, 3 grammes de
matiere grassc phosphoree, 8 gram
mes d'eau, de sells ct de fer.
Lieut. s'altere par putrefaction.
Il Sc forme de l'hydrogene sulfure, a
odeur caracteristique ct d reaction
blen oonnue sur les culllers d'arcent.
Un eleve de NJ. Faxteur, NJ. Ulyxse
fayOn. a soutenu, d la FacultG DIES
Sciences, une these de doctorat sur
les alterations spontanees DIES 9ufs.
Dams ce remarqnal,le travail, NJ.
Gayon a montrG que les eufs, agit6s
0" non agites, ne ponrrissent pas
tons, ct que, 81 IT, S les 9ufs pourris
confinement DIES organismes, on men
rehcontre pas dams IN muf reste
sa!n. La putrGfaction est uniaue-
ment produite par lie developpement
de batteries on de vibrions.
Qnand un nuf est a Fair lihre. i
travers Ia coquilIe, il Sc produit par
Jour une evaporation dean de 3 q
: centlgammes. Cctte perte QUOT
dlehne dim u la den>ite de l'euf
ct permet den faire ~l'essai. De reau
%c"nteEant en- dissolution 10 pour 100
sci a la meme densit6 qu'un euf
"ndu depuis pen ct refroidi. Dams
6 ilqujde, un nuf frais dot aller au
fond du vase; un nuf plus on
moins weak reste en- suspension GU
surnage. Aussi, pour les conserver,
alton propose de les METRE dams du
son, de la seizure de bois, DIES cendres,
de les couvrir dun vernls impermea-
be; le mellleur moyen est de les
pionger dams de l'eau saturee de
chaux ct de les garden dams une cave
a temperature constante.
LIE role physlologique de l'euf est
simple. Sill est frais, peu cult, il Sc
'sigere mieux dams les sues g%astrique
ct pancreatique. II a, sans doute,
IN pouyoir nutritif considerable par
son albumine ct So graisse, mails il ne
renferme pas assez de matieres
hydrocarbonees. Et, de meme que
pour I'incubation Ia mere dome sa
ch Il II taut a)o,iier Il Get element
u pai" qW, par son sucre ct ga
f6cuie. donnera DIES matGriaux Or mp.
tement combus, lbie~.
Les n aIadles provoquees par les
Hufs sont pen nombrenses. 4 part
! : ronstipa ION, causee par les Gufs
durs, nous men connalssons guere
d'autres de uelque importance.
CONNIE regles hygiGniqnes, nous
avons indiQu6 &C qui leur manquait
pour IN faire un aliment complet,
lis CONVENIENT aux convalescents.
aux enfants, aux anemiques ct aux
personncs s6dentaires.
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nRSAvAE Il carnav" approche
ri 'e moi ,,rsnarr'if Sc fl
N aro b. ahrr socleta DIES
''ar du p.aisir Qni l'annee
ERE = cilehra i reimbursement
elpur de "reminiscences. On men
EFn' plus parl"r. Tout porte 4
afe que refort ou'eile . fait
|laee der iere a paradise ses men,
ct gu aujonrd'hui ellie est inca
lae de &c METRE en- movement.
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|sTIo.-La troupe mimique de
no q donr6 lie uuatre de ce mois,
ea notre opera, une representation
i quciqu'elle ait etc dies plus
e. ~ ave du goat de l'audi-
D. de repre-
bata' one NET was FL pour charmet
tAj ri
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'a1AfRE FLorrASr--Lc pa,als
guy, Neasation No. | 6ta,t amarre
'fe qaal, ct marli soir unc repre-
won, tres lien r6ussie a etc
= son hoyd. On SAT- que Mr..
oien connu dans cette
<se ne neslige rien pour Aouner
sp'esentations de bon ;,lols ct
V'en composites que celles qul
~aonnees dams DIES theatres.
'''easeusement, depuis que les
0as etc hauss6es, lacces de
'$eaa est tres dihicile. ct nomhre
'sonnes qui auraient assiste i
presentations u da s'obtenir d'y
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IL SIT dies eHamens dies insti.
Ilastas It des instltntrlces qul doiveni
|tssner dams les 6coles publlque
i i aro,sse est toujours inconnu.
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Depuis ~qHeIuueS jo"rs. r"rtaiaes
de Ia Vi srnt ecl"Tees av.c
i lantern : a Rouge. a defiant
|lff, airaee a lflectr;cite.
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" lreai soir, il Y q en- a l'Op6ra
80 ancr d'6lnrution. sous les
.ss,is du connie de la sale de
faas eft du caIebre orchestre local.
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IL Bay l.afonrGhp a haisse de
.Hlaf.s ponces 1T bais>c encore.
lis il Y restera tonjours assez d'eau
am permettre la navigation DIES
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En- oN.-L'AssOciatiOn des Plan
1skft Commercials de Lafourche q
fdde, II y p~lusieurs semalnes
M an renouveIlemrnt de son
rau. Mr.. John McCulla q etc
~hpesident.
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,sndi dernier, a huit heur..- dn
..,n. lie th.rmom&tre marquait IS
= 5 ct vendredi matiG leo.
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CIRouE.--Le grand cirque de Hall,
qni est vent a "hibodanx en- deem
bTe 1892, peut etre classe parmi les
meilieurs cirques ct menagerles qul
soft iamais venu dams notre vile.
Les ecuyers, ecuyeres, les acrobates
ct enfin tous les artistes sont de pre-
miere force ct les chevanx sont par
faitement dresses. &c cirque ct la
inenaysrie qui raccompagne sera lei
Mercredi proclaim. A 10 arr,vee il
fera sa grande parade dams les prn-
cipales rues de notre vile, a deux
heures il donncra une premiere re-
presentation ct a huit heures une
secoEde. Ceux qui asslsteront a ces
representations passeront nous en-
sommes certains, n couple d'heures
tres a9feablement.
I'm trembiement de terre Il fait dc
Srands ravages en- Perse il y a une
~quinzaine de jours. La vile de
Kucban a etc detruite, pas une seule
maison n'echappant au desastre, ct
un miller de ses habitants ont etc
Gcrases sous les ruines, d'autres ont
etc brdlGs dams lincendie de ces
ruines. Six cents personnes qul Sc
trouyaient dams une mosquee ont etc
~ensevelies sous les debris ct grand
nonbre de celles qui ont etc epar-
gp1es par Ia catastrophe sont plus
tard mortes de privations.
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WATER WORks.-Les travaux

Wafer WoRks.-Les travaux aux
Water Works, semblent sortir de leur
lethargie, ct il faut esperer que dici
a quelques temps, lis seront pousses
avec plus d'energie ct de vigueur
qu'ils FONT etc depuis qu'iis sont
commences. II manque peu de
materiel pour les pousser achievement.
Les pierres Qui doivent surmonter les
foundations du chateau d'can sont
sur pace, a. "ss GU sonI {
pes j les taiiier. Lt> ~
a,senGs dams les .nl !"
que les losses qni ,loivent les reccvolr
>oient creuses. Tous les trava
qui Yestent Moore a accnmplir prem
dront encore ~ipeaucoup lie temps e'
que malgr6 toutc IN diligence '.un
poar.a ! apporter, il ne poarron'
Gtre termints que dams le mois d'avr'
procha'n.
Tn MD DE SERPENTs.-On nou
maade De Meleghar, Nouve,ie-Ecosse.
&c qui suit
NJ. Narcisse v. Comcau, de cette
localitG, pendant qn'il travaillait dams
son champ, III scmaine aernlere, tut
etirly6 en- tronvant sous une roche p"
SAINT nnc tonne quill tou,na. TN MD de
scrpents dams iequel il y await 81
petits, les plus gros aGpassant denx
p;eds de lohgeur.
Dams Ia eavltG qui contenait cet,'
petite famille toute vivante, il ) await
e ponces d'eau.
DECES.--Mr. Absolom Davis. age
de. 81 ans, est mort lundi dernier i
Lockport. SEES fnneraiiles ont {,
lien |e lendemain soir en- i'egiis.
catholiYue st. Saaveur, "a milieu dun
nombreux coDcours DAMS ct dc con
nalssanees de Ia famille.
lie defunt atait un DIES membrrs lie
la compagnie dies pompiefs de Lock.
port ct faisait partie de Ia Loclport
Tniom Silrer Fornet BGnd.
ia SENTINELLE offfe Il IA famille
eDiOree ses ,inc6res sentiments dc
spmpaahie ct lie condoleance.
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Not That Kind.

An English writer would abolish the
honeymoon, insisting that it spoils many
a promising marriage by wearying the
young couple one of the other. There
are not few old couples left who would
suggest an indefinite extension of the
honeymoon rather than its abolition,
having found that closer acquaintance
opens up depths of affection undreamt
Of on the wedding journey The sub.
ject recalls the reply OF a homesick SOL
der to General Thomas. The General
met the mans request for his second
furlough in single year with the re.
mark that he himself hadn't been home
in year and half. "That's al right
for you General" " retortsd the homssick
man. but me and my wife amt that
kind"
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A. M. Bailey, q well known citizen OF
Eugene, Oregon, says his wife has for
years been troubled with chronic diar-
rhea and used many remedies with
little relief until she tried Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhsa Rsmsdy,
which has cured her sound and we'll.
Give it trial and you win be surprised.
At the prompt relief it affords. 25 and
80 cent bottles for sale BY W. r. Smith
4 Co., No. 16 East Main street.
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4OrekeT 10 tho 0OSernOf.
Come, friend Mckinley, you and
Win stand for peace and unity;
Our cause Ii great and we are Just
The agents Of q common trust;
30, here's to mutual good will
And I'll be Joe, as you are Bill.
Our friends the enemy, disclose
The greatest JOY when we are foes,
But here's handciasp, good and strong.
Which says their hopes are wholly wrong
And that ambition can not fil
The heart Of Joe with hate Of Bill.
Together wSwiil take the stump;
Together we viii storm that hump"
And, with the aid Of soldiers true,
Wen capture all the Campbelis. too
Content with what may come to illl
The cup a Joy fdt Joe and Bill.
&1niunhns nisnatah-
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lamplighter across the street, as he
struck light. While watching the pale
yellow flare which seemed far away in
the gathering gloom, the doctor appear.
ed again at the door, it seemed, more
excited than before. He was evidently
trying to impress upon the mind of the
young wife something of great import
ance. She also seemed anxious and
worried. With nervous gesture he
left her, tumbled into his buggy and
was rapidly driven away.
The next morning slept late, but
when I arose and peered across the
street, the first object that met my eyes
was heavy bow of Grape suspended
from the door bell. hardly know why,
but at sight Of it l experienced cold
shudder, and felt visibly depressed
throughout the whole of that day. In
just one year from that month the
widow cast aside her weeds for the bridal
veil"
"Then she married the physician who
attended her husband ?" I inquired a.
DR.. Thornton bit off the end OF fresh
cigar.
eyes, he really never ceased his calls
from the fret visit to the sick husband
to the day he married his patients
widow. After the wedding he removed
his Office to the residence of his wife.
which not Q little irritated me, for I
thought one doctor was quite enough
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-30
QursrIs B. KELLY
NOTARY PUBLIC,
MEEKER, COLORADO
Notice of Trustees Sale.

Whereas, Marion 9. Hooper. by his certain Il
deed OF trust, dated the 18th day OF June, A. y
D. 1894. in book ls at page H. OF the Tecorsis n
the once of the clerk and recorder OF Rio
tn Blame sse P%ps aS.ee ee q ss
county, as trustee, tho following described
real estate, situate, lying and being IN the
Lots & and and the southeast quarter Of the
southwest quarter of Section ., all In Town
ships South. of range 60 West eth e z. NJ, con, 2.
water from the Hooper ditch, the same being
taken out Of Brook creek, and all bitches and
wise appertaining, to secure the payment Of .
with said trust deed, for the sum OF four hun
dred dollars (e400.00), payable six months after
the date thereof, payable to ,he order Of
George A. Curr1e, with interest thereon at the
rate q five per cent Per month n 1 until paid and and
that in case Of default In the payment Of said
note or the interest thereon, when the same
and upon notice and demand in writing filed
by the beneficiary hereunder that the Gov
enants in said deed Of trust have been violated; @
sell and dispose OF the said premises, as by law
whereas, the said beneficiary or legal holder
of nd note has filed his written notice with
the undersigned, the Public Trustee of said
Rio Blanco county, that the covenants Of said
that that the i. aid Public Trustee forthwith proceed
a. provided by law and according 70 the terms
thereof, to give notice OF, advertise Tor sale
and sell all the premises and property In and
for the purpose Of paying the Indebtedness
thereby secured and all costs and expenses Of
making such sale;
~ 81 TIE Ie9ai holder oS satd note. and BY
virtue of tie authority conferred upon me,
DAY Of December, A. d. 1885, At tho hour Of 10
O'Clock 10 the forenoon Of that day. at the
front door Of the court house In the town oi
Neeker, Colorado. !, the underHigncd, Henry
l J. Hay, Public Trustee Of Hio Blanco county
Colorsdo, viii oeil the above described real
unfo belonainr o. in anywise appeFtaining. at
putljc axCf3o0 10 tho hi1hest and bo0t bidder
thefefof. for he purpOeo Of paying the satd
note end in1ocoot thereOu and all other Costl
~ expensos Of executing aid trust
HRHRY J. HAT, Pubic Trustee,
u41H Mo B1anco county, Colorado.
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the grounds, both from Europe and
oh'ed States, express the opinion thai
"eposit OF golden sand was made in one
Wyof prehistoric sea, and that most of the
nad come from much greater elevation
from considerable distance, rs much of
ows attriton, while other portions show
they have been deposited in bodies Of
81 e which hns since decomposed and freed
g Pntents. Routt county has in the past pro-
many thousand ounces in gold, but when
Pro]ects are put in operation for which
is ample capital put up, 1t will be i'm.
- nie to estimate the millions of the future,
sne past VIII pale into insignificance.
od forty by thirty additional miles of rich
ory to the already immense field of
N Peak md Four Mile and We have a vast
- osition, and this will undoubtedly be done
or ne prospector the coming season. The
ce OF all these immense pIaccrs will be
= ~ sfo in the near future. Picks and shoveIs
% thousands will be In use next scason
prEht and trained eyes will search every
No. and Granny for contact and fissurc. Ono
f.s f'd miles by thirty is large territory to
ctsH Tor one country, and this is enough at
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