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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-03
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
transactions Since January ! and For
Yesterday,

Real estate transactions since January
I. 1895. are s.. f4a a.. There were filed
for record yesterday IL deeds the consid-
erations agaregatiug $1,000 Il. Following
is the list as furnished by the Daily
Record. room q. Scheuerman block:
Northern Pacific r. r. co. 20 Rory Mo
Crimmon. VIZ sw'4. sec p. % Is, s,
sl,fif3o
s =. Rathbun TO Mrs. c. Kuhnke nws4
lot g. Mount Pleasant cemetery. s25.
william J. Henderson 10 Maurice
O'Connor. "a nwi4 neia nwi+, sec 81. tp
=. 3. 500
]. G. Holman 10 Fred Bremen, mining
claim on south fork Tolt river. SO.
West Coast Improvement Company to
Nels Larsen, lot 3. block 81. Gilman
Park $50
CITY to II. II. Dearborn. undivided
quarters. block Z. J. G. Kinnear's add,
taxes 1891. <8.S7.
Alexander Snalfwood 10 Irving Buck-
lin. Eots 20 S. block 3. James division
Green Lake add: lot 10. block IN. J. J.
Moss add South Seattle. q. C., $50
James D. I1owrnsn, administrators of
Sarah y. Yesler, 10 NJ. and X. Gotfstean
and Martha A. Weir. tracts Nos. AZ. Ia.
"a and lG. Yesler donation claims. 81 "a
jams Farer 20 Alexander X. Jones. I'M
divided ID els sw54. and lots l, 2. sec a.
IN ~ 4; undivided I-3 lots Il. u, sec y,
tn a. = 4: undivided I-3 interest OF prop
er4y belonging to the estate OF Lucinda
Gordon. 81.
lanes Farsr 70 r. w. Barto. Same prop
erfs. $3.50.
Alexander Jones TO n. W. Barto, same
proT-srry. 800.
Ella and X. w. Barfo 70 w. o. Game,
lot 2. block 6. lot Il. block n, Renton adj
lots 8, TO- block 8. Highlands add: lots S,
s. block 3. Steel Works add. q. O.. STi2 50.
Bessie J. Hainsmorth 10 John n. l..
Todd, lots q 70 IS. block 43. Yves, SeattIs
Land a. Improvement Co.'S Second
add 81
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distractions on the Highways

Ara sometimes allowed by the authorities
10 remain TOO long, hut when that i'm
po~tant outlet to the refuse and debris Of
the system - the bowels - become OBJ
strllcted Hostetters Stomach Bitters
promptly raises the blockade" This IL
does. too. without creating any abdominal
pleaSanfness always prOduced by a dras-
tic purgative. No permanent, decisive re
lief from constipation can ne obtained
through the agency Of a violent cathaT-
tie Mandrake. blue pin. salts and SIENNA
and calomel while they cvacuate the in
testine. weaken and partly unfit II for
future usefulness. Hostetter's Stomach
Fftters on the contrary. inyigorates the
whole abdominal region. and promotes a
regular secretion and hOw n bile. Use
this time onored remedy also in malaria
avspcnSfa rheumatism. nervousness in
cases Of debility and for kidney trouble
II .,qDfe-S both appetite and sleep.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-03
China Afraid of Her Friend Russia.

st. Petersburg, July FOLLOWING is the
actual state OF the negotiations concern
ing the Chinese loan: Russia. on her
side. has agreed to grant certain modifica-
tons Of a nature to soothe the suscep-
tihlities and amour propre of the Chi
nese in the form of a convention. China.
on the other hand, has not given any re-
fusal. but has simply resorted 10 delays,
TO which the government at Picking has
at last been firmly requested to put an
end. The reply. one way or the other.
which Russia demands is expected imme-
diately. 1t is anticipated here that China
viii more likely accept than refuse.
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machinery. which cost less than In Great
Bri-sin, as "a rule. and small economies
are Introduced in many ways which are
probably little known or practiced at
home
But all this Is merely preliminary. ard
20 a certain extent commonplace. there
fore we can heartily indorse ghe deterTni-
naglon Of the committee 10 obtain sactsi
from particular works in Germany. Bel
GUM. France ard the Cniteai Sta-es.
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To Investigate Timber Land Entries.

To Investigate Timber Land Entries.
Washington City. July Especial -
COMMISSIONS IAmoreux. OF the general
land Office. has recently appointed a spe-
ciai agent. who should now be at work
in the state % Washington. 20 make a
thorough investigation Of the coIlusfan
which. It has been alleged. exists he
tween those citizens OF the state who
have made timber land entries IN seq
ton Il. township i north. range east
Of the Willamette meridian. watch is
situated IN the Olympia land district. and
a certain corporation known as the :
Paul and Tacoma Lumber COMPANY.
Fully score Of persons. some OF them
prominent citizens. have made timber
land entries I'm said section. nave nail
the $40 required BY law in each case
and have Ohra ned the receivers recent
therefor Some % these entries werN
made nearly two years ago. and All Or
them have been held up OFT she state
nent N some general agent male az sn1t
time. tHaf an these entries lad been
made tn COLLISION win tho s. Paul and
Tacoma Iunher Company. M evidence
mas been received here 10 bear out thcsa
charges hut the Lard Office has hren 81
nuch behind IN iSs work. parity from
the UoIivy Of acennuy pursued by tho
present administration and Dartlv he-
cause the new clerks appointed as Demo
Gratis IN 1888 were unable FOR long time
70 master the details ~ their work. moth
ing has been done toward investigating
these charges II has also been stated
;hat coal underIles this section. and tina.
entries shouli 30 made as coal lands fu-
stead y timber lands All these mat
tiers L IS expected. VIII be- thoroughly
investigates ~ tire special agent. AT
IRE. applicants have been long since mott
Nea why their patents fer -his iaed were
Withheld and IN most eases have fleI
bulge, - aHidayits tending 20 prove
THAI there has been no COLLISION ~ a~v
sort in their individual eases 70 tAs~~
has noen any collusion ~ az in regard n
the entries IN "a section. tna charge
certainly cannot spplv 20 the c~aa ger
number - those vha have made entries
Afasavfts Furnished ~ them So forth
very clearly that me claims were taken
IN god faith ana rs.3 f'r vlth ne an
rEt-Art's cua money.
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rndiona.s Poor wheat Crop.
rnAlananolis Snecial.


& Thompson, chief Of the bureau OF
statistics has Just completed an eSti-
Trate which shows an alarming falling on
in the wheat crop OF Indiana. To letters
sent out ne has had replies tnat cover
lust one-qEarter OF the stare. h9s'orts
,.e,.os,-ed ehrgv that a large amount OF
...beat has been pl0wed up and corn
rlsnted instead. The estimates run from
threa TO eleven bushels 10 the acre. and
ne average is seven and cight-tsnths
fwshels The total estimate Of the crop
ia a little less than - .eoaofG bushels. az
a,xains, - 80 80 bushels last year. Since
-nese REPORTS have been gathered By the
state. beginning IN lsss. there have been
only two years when the crop feil bei0~
n so 80 bushels.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-03

Working people need clear heads. sound
s'sep ana good digestion: for Il sickness
comes what Then? II IS cheaper to keep
Won. THAT queer feeling" springs from
Indigestion. First You pooh POOH" Then
v,,, grow alarmed and send for the doc
tor NJ need Of that \ box OF RIpans
T.h,,leS viii set you right and keep you
right. 81 YOU can eat. sleep and work.
Ask the druggist for them
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A Cheap misunderstanding Outfit.

In a recent integview Secretary of Ag-
riculture Morton dss ribbed as follows a
cheap orchard spraying apparatus:
Spraying 10 c3a:r5l various insec.
pests. particularly those Of the orchard
and garden, has reached so satisfactory
and inexpensive a basis that Ii is recog-
nized by every pro-; 'ess'vs farmer as a
necessary feature Of the years operations
and in the case OF the apple. pear ard
plum crops the orris lo~ of such treat
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Stevenson Tuesday and SATURDAY at 10
Leave Home Valley on the same
DAYS at 49, p m.
original pensions have been granted 20
Henry w. HsrtzsH. OF Spokane. and 30
Henry NJ. Neaeham. OF Pomeroy, Gar
field county. The pension of William II.
proxu. Of Seattle. has been increased.
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wenatchee Peaches and Almonds.

Wenatchee, July Especial.
have commenced 10 change color. and will
begin to ripvn in two weeks or less.
On the ranch of Mr.. ID. W. Wright
five miles below Wenatchee. can be seen
about a doZen soft-shell almond trees
grooming under the weight of nuts.
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The Japanese Occupation of Formosa.

Hongkong. July 2-Japanse have not al.
vanced upon Tatwunfu. island of Formosa
The withdrawal of the British marines
from Formosa has caused much surprise
among The foreigners who remain ashore.
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IONA Of ny sick headaches" you VIII
- reopfe frequently say, as IL the COM
riafrt was hopesessly inc1raoie. As a
natter Of fact. Ayers Piils not only re-
,il-s AK headache. hut effectually remove
- cause Of this diS ressing complaint,
"a 40 bring about permanent cure.
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on JuIy 3 steamer Sehome viii leave
Nesler wharf Seattle, for Victoria, al 8
. n
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~ationa, Educational Association

F0- the meeting % - National Fduca-
tionAi Association. fhe Oregon Railway
& Navigation Company Viii sell tickets
A. the rate - 81 Tor the round trip.
II kets oa sale July :. ,. and s. For
fan parrfculars call on or address a G.
Martin. general agent. SIS Front street.
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When she was q Cfsli. she cried Cor Castoria.
When she became Mis- shs chung 70 castoria.
When she had Children. she gavethem Castoria.
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poa,aifaI display Of fireworks tomorrow
rixfss al Madison park.
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washington Po~toTlce~ and Pension,

" I'M
Washington Cftv Jufy SPECIAL .-
charles James has heen commissioned
t,sr4tr7 aS.er at I.afah. Wash.
TIE following changes En- tho star. ral,te
schedule vas announced Tae g. r-#-s
frarn Fsu city 20 Novelty re- lacraa ss-f -,
six .{s,es a week leave Fan Cs.v -airtv
minutes sfrer arrival 81 ;he 1ssH s~aD
Sea aas not iar~r theH g. ua. l.esT.
Novelty ~ So a III
sstsys-saz L. Hams xaufx Iaaxs
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TAKE Madison street car as far as Rem
,cr hgu for sham haffle Friday.
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balloon ascension Madison park tonor-
ra7g afternoon az 4 o'clock.
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on July steamer Sehome wili leave
Yesler wharf. Seattle. for Victoria. at
p. IN
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Now i
in
husncs meaoft
oaes ouareon
morbid
cure
W0NEN diseases
uaarnnat
o
constitution sno pr
spendenc
w "
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Beautiful display OF fireworks tomorrow
asya. a. -laalsol park.
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Doctor SWeany,

The 7 eading and Most Success
fui Specialist Ina the United
States.
Who for number OF years has had
permanent Offices at seattle, 7l3 Front
sireet (union hl0ck,) where the sick
and afflicted can receive treatment
In ths future. as they have In the
past from this famous physician.
whose glory Is being spread from the
Atlantic 20 the Pacific coast
DIPLOMAS AND LICENSES b., h:1 S. Il.
Of This Office lie has had many years
efexperienee in the leading Eastern
hospitals. also many wears Of success
mi practice that CHALLENGE THE
WORLD WHY do the SICK FEO-
PIE OF Seattle and vicinity CROWD
bis Office daily BECAUSE the won
esrlul cures he is making have Gre
afed confidence and delighted the
hearts OF those who have struggled
n vain for years against the rsvagss
81 disease until this successful doc
Tor restored them to health.
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sssTs1soa - EsGs k@.,S4, LN-xs
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-20
ADvEarIsINo oREooN

Willis ollsfs aIs slokipg sud nndlng
fault, aud vith loms reasop, THf
JopHsAl Il puillns ils bssl foa for
ssnd sna advertising Osson 10 Ne
ESQ ssy sDd II iis owp sSpsass
hssi Npndss > sIsoisl sdiiian oi
s,A1 aoplss N TnE OsF CKsf DAilg
s'.s sssl, oa aIdsls ffpm lns lsnd do.
psglHlspls " ssssgsl " lhs blg sasis, y
fsiiin'sa e,sllsslss, asd io addfsssss
~ sgisslllsfs sl,d snlusl hons ssshsIs
inissdipH ~ eiias a. lhs raelns nissl
NJ, ,sdFs'iissaisulsi sis sulh iisd 81
ilsss sdlilu,.s shlsh sls ssni isies .
saaslh ~ pnf ssa FslsnHs bsl ihess
sho hsEs lsnas a. ssil slli esl ~ ~
iissa sl'an ~ > los fsis uul ihs.iiy
h ihsi " sYsgytssig ssuia spft . lii,
,ls nslsu saa 0nsas ssyiJ - shssd
spndslivily
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-20
FAITH AND WORKS.

The Tacoma News has for severa'
weeks cond1cteda valuable departme nl
publishing communications from lead
ing citiztns on the Needs Of Tacoma.
Cash prizes have been awarded tir
writer's OF the best articles, TsDginI
from five dollars up. This Is probably
. good plan, aud there Is no end to the
valuable suggestions that can be made.
II IL no trouble 10 get hundreds OF
people 10 talking Of what Is the thing
n do, for town, or for anything else,
but advice ls cheap. What com.
munity needs Ia positive action. The
thing that alls Tacoma, today, IL the
result Of too much Investment and
effort with the hope Of building up oD
windy theories aud other peoples ideas.
What every town needs most Is plenty
OF self-acting, intelligent, solvent, go
ahead people. While one man is set.
ting up twenty fine theories, the man
man who modestly carries one good
thought 10 fruitlon does more for bis
surroundings than the one with scores
Of dormant yagarles, or even good
Ideas.
rHg JOuRsAL believes la good
works, aud, for Itself, tries 10 apply
them from day 10 day. Dunng the
past siE months IL has followed sys-
tsniaiIe plan Of advertising Oregon ia
the East. II has written hundreds ~
letters aud sent thousands aud tens a
thousand. ~ papem nj ~ own sTpepS@,
bat not without hope of reward, for II
belieyes that All honest efforts lnielll
gently put firth are sure to bear huit,
Through thess eiIarls several families
have alrsady been brought here aud
sooFss of others have become Interested
Ia salem, TnE JouRsAL has abnad
snt faith Ia lhe fuiufs ~ this grand
willanstts valley, aud believes that
only good works afe required 10 hslp
along the development ~ one of lhs
greatest common ssalibs on ths Pacific
/ SLOPE.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-20
Spring
Medicine

al was all broken down In health,
20 weak and nervous / was hardly
able 70 be up. bad severe pains in
my side, and headache. would often
have TO stop when going upstairs on
account Of palpitation Of the heart.
1 had no appetite and distressed feel
ing in my stomach. resolved to try
Hoods Sarsaparilla. took two bot
ties and have not had a spell Of sick
headache for four months, feel well,
work all day and eat heartily. My
friends remark how well ] am looking.
| think all nervous, run down people
ought 10 take It, especially nursing
mothers" Mrs. s. .AsHwoRTH, Eaton, o.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-20
A Champion Walker,

In these days when the severest tests
are applied In every department OF
athletic exercise, walking, running.
bicycle riding, tennis, ETC., thOse who
share la the contest must provide
against emergencies. Harry Brooks
the champion walker, gives the result
Of twenty years experience as follows
Numerous statements relative tO ia,
merits Of diiieIeat plasters having been
brought 10 my attention, ! take thii
opportunity 20 state that ! have use d
ALLoOCk's POROus PLAsTERs for over
~ years and prefer them 10 any OtheI
Kind. ] would further state that
was very sick with eatarrh of the kid
uwgs, aud attribute my recovery sn-
tlTsly 10 ALL0OCK's POROUs PLAs,
TERs,
baAsbRErH's PiLIs are the safest
pufgatiyn known,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-20
A o0oD RoADs oAnPAIoH

fnn JOpHHAL l,sllsFss sll tbs $50
sis " Oissep said 90 40 tsiisg lhsn
pui ~ ibs lssl lbss u ens oasllass.
sss,d issas eswpsiEp. lhsss u na
tsaillleal ssmpslEu eH lep sas siii'
plsaiS " ilsss ssa nasislisl snd siissl.
lsl.H ssa sllssp belsss ~ ap l,s ss'l
ilsss d ~ fsssgns bsi ihs iiials ~
ssislpglss, phl sisgea eesas she'll pal
- l@psfsa
fssiss sfsts 1Ht iepHsAt slil
hsFf fNl sNs 70 Hlns representative
40 saegelss Hatlns issa " ssFssi
aassilss ~ sssaA u p's.a nsas ssd
lss p,sss Tisg slll - lusiinstsa "
sglis lLisss w ~ asws - 10 - 'esas
sfs eas,sissa lasi - lhsf $40 ibsse
Ihsas iss,s Wlil A. pgtllsl,sa ssa siil
e. lsaiis ~ lllstiss e,a niils ~ ~
|,su lhsig wsls nssb ~ a,ssasd
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-20

Es 20 importantthst you should be sure
10 get THE BEST. Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla has proven It's unequalled merit by
lts thousands Of remarkable cures, and
the fact that It has larger sale than
any other ssrsaparilla or blood puri-
Ser shows the great confidence the
people have in IL. In fact 1t is the
Spring Medicine. II cures all blood
diseases, builds up the nerves and
gives such strength TO the whole system
that, a. one lady puts 1t, " IL seemed to
make me anew"
II you decide TO take Hoods Sarsa-
pArilla for your Spring Medicine do
not buy any substitute. BE sure 10 get
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-20
TnE RAIH 0Ans

isuafiissi lfssH a. muimuf ibls
stst sad lssl . aiusih, nal llis sid
unssaisas tasw ibsi slibausb 30
hsd hsa slailsi eanllnusl sasshias ts
slsif asgs fsla sssia aams
Hsli ~ I, q ilsslsna iasp o.
ii,sif sli ~ llfeib n fsiu $50 a.
d go
a. iisfiass saii "a Ni.i mls
,ifrif sfdfffaKh
ssis t,'.asb isisiil sninsau $50
~ alsli ssa psa u H,ass'isg lbs
rsus t.esi,aia 49, 80 tgi a.
u''g'vlsts a. hsppg lssi : 'ssss Z
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-20
FoDAY's MARKETS.

Prices Current By Telegraph-Locai
a. Portland Quotations.
SALEM, March 20 p. m.--Onnce
! DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. 0uOIa-
tions for day and up TO hour Of going 10
paLEs PRoDUcE MARKET.
BUTCHER STOCK.
Veals-dressed 5 cts.
HoQs-dressed 3
Live cattle-2G2lc.
Sbeep-alive 500.
MILL PRICES.
I Salem Milling co. quotes; FiOuI
( in wholesale lots t2.25. Retail t2OO.
Bran Sl1 bulk.$l sacked. Shorts tl2
! dl3 Chop feed tl4 and Sl5.
WHEAT.
81 cents per bushel.
HAY AND GRAIN.
Oats-2O@,22lc
Hay Bsled, cheat t6@6.5Oi timothy
$500.
FARM PRoDUCTs.
WoOl-Best, l0c.
HOps-Btst, 3 to &c.
Eggs-In trade, SIC.
Butter Best dairy, 1920 fancy
creamery, 25c.
Cheese 10 10 l2l cts.
Farm smoked meats-Bacon 9ci
hams, IL; shoulders, Z.
Potatoes-25c.
Onions-2 cents.
FRUITS.
Apples 50@75c bu.
LIVE POULTRY,
on try-Hens, &c; roosters mol
wanted; lu,k, 8; chickens, &c.
Turkeys.8@sc.
POR TIAND QUOTATIONS.
Grain, Feed, eto,
Flour--Portland, $3.50; Walla Walla,
" 65i graham, S2.l5; superhne, SLW
per Oarrel.
oats-Whlte, 2s@8Oc; milling Sl@
32C grey, 26@28ci rolled, in bags,
S5.75@s.O0; barrels, t6O0@6.25; cases,
1915.
PotAlces-S5@4Oc pel SACK; sweet, 20
per 10.
Hay-Good, S6@9 per ton.
Wool-valley, 8Gl0c.
Millstuffs-Bran, Sl2. O0;5horte, $3.50
chop feed,Sl per ton; chicken wheat,
76c per cenCal.
Hops--Dull, 2@7c.
Hides-green, salted, 80 lis. 3lc, un.
der 90 lbe., 293c; sheep pelts, lO(96Oc
DAIRY PRODUCE.
Butter-OTegOn fancy creamery ,22l a
25c; fancy dairy, l7i@20c;fair to good,
l2l l5c; common, ,SGI l0c.
neese- Oregon lO9llc per pound
Young American, ll@l2lc; Swiss imp,
2SCD30c; Dom.i I@lSc.
Eggs-OTegol, Sc per dozen.
Poultry -Chi9zeus, S4.OO(94 so pei
dozen; ducks, f5@6.OO; geese, 500
$3.50; turkeys, dressed, l2c.
Beef--Topsteers, 393!c per ID; fair
to good steers, 2l@3c; cows, p 924ci
dressed beef. f.496c.
Mutton Best sheep, $25O@2 75 ;choice
ewes, So O0@2 rs.
Hogs Choice, heavy, S3.OO@3.4O,
light aud feeders, So 80; dressed, 4lc pei
10.
Vesl-Small, choice, 5@8c; large, ,3@
&c per pound.
SAN FKANCIsCO MARKET.
Wool; Oregon Eastern choice, 8(9
lOc; do inferior, 6@6ci do valley, l0@
I2c.
Hops-Quntable at 497lc.
Potatoes-EArIy RO.e, 40@60c In
sacks Burbanks, 45950c per sack.
Data Milling. 81 .07(aLi7l.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-20

fhsis sgs several says ~ frndsfius
ihs Hf0wih ~ plaHis loih aadihlr and
fisihls hui ihn musius uIs4audi in ihu
latest iwwVpi' pspsFimrHs ls o.
tliluns W nsifI o. mRkp lhs sgpsih
a afeig tlH1ups plaHi fisihle. . nns
WaiinHH aile shUula h. DaIpfulIy "a
w. hsi ~ ihF FlNslug psff fhs uihu
rn1 ~ lhis aife shnald bs siiafhri a. 4
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