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Good rempIars, Lodge.
morning.

The lodge of Good Templars organ lzed during their recent visit by Messrs Hill and Cook is designated as Nogales Lodge, No. 20. The officers elected are as follows: John Mapes, r. ". c. T.; Wm NJ. Rudd, w. c. T.; Miss Lima Kelly, V. T.; Miss Mary Somerton, S., Wm. Gardner, F. s.; Miss Blanche Avery, T.; Geo. Webb. M.; Archie Roberts, G.; Willie Mapes, S.; Rev J. Heald, Chap: R. II. Clarke, Wm. Gardner and W. NJ. Rudd, trus- tees; John Mapes, lodge deputy.
 Monday evening of each week was selected as the regular nights of meet ing, and for the present the COngrega- tiOnal church editice will be used for a lodge room.
 The new lodge starts off with some thirty members, aud is in a most ex- cellent and flourishing condition.
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chinaman Murdered.

Early yesterday morning Quong Sing Lung, a Chinese merchant whose place of. business is at the corner of Arispe and Campillo streets on the Sonora side of the line. was found dead be- hinu the counter in his store, a stout cord drawn about his throat and a knife wound in the neck at the jugular. He closed his store about nine o'clock Thursday evening, and as when found his body had on all the clothing he usually wore, it is supposed he was murdered shortly after closing. The house had been fansacked and all val uables taken, 30 robbery was undoubt- edly the motive. It is surmised that the perpetrator or perpetrators of the crime are of his own race, and were inside with him when he closed. They passed out. leaving the door unfas- tened, through which entered those who found the murdered man the next morning.
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FRATERNAL SOCIETIES.

SoRSl1es~. I~oolR~ No. Q.
 10. O. IF. Officers: W ]. R. Burnett. N. Al Peck V. G.;J. B. Mix, IT. If. K, Chenoweth s. Regular meetings every Thursday evening at s:3i o'clock. w. J. BARNETT. NC II. K. CHENowBrH. secy'
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Proclamation of Reward.
TERRITORY or ARIZONA, !
 EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. l


 To all whom these presents shall come greeting:
 WHEREAS. Information from authentic sources has been received by me that Frank NJ. Doll and his son John bolt, citizens of Pi- nal county were murdered by unknown per sons at their home at Alma, rinal county. Arizona; on the Ith day of January, X. D. isg5, and no clue having yet been found as to the parties who committed the said crime Now therefore, l. Louis C. Hughes, govcr- nor of Arizona, by virture of the power and authority In me vested do hereby offer re- ward five Hundred Dollars, for the arrest and conviction of the murderers Of the said Frank NJ. Doll, and John Doll.
 In witnes whereof | have hereunto set my hand and caused the great seal of the terri tory to be afixed.
 Done at Phoenix, the capitol, this 2lst day of January, A. D. lsa5.
 CHAs. M. BRUCE. LOUIS C. HUGHES Secretary,of Arizona. Governor
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MISCELLANEOUS
Mining Application No. 557.
Supplemental Notice,

Y :. LAND OFFICE, TrcsoS. Arizona
 March, s2 1895. \ Otlcc k hereby given that Edward F.. Eames, by his attorney, in fact, Thomas F Wilson, whose post t-ofice address is Tucson County of Pima. Territory of Arizona has made application for patent for fifteen hundred linear feet Of the Phpnix lode, mine or vcin bearing gold and sllver.wlth surface six hundred feet in width. situate in Gro Blanco Miuing District, county of. Pima and and Territory of Arizona. and described in the official plat and field notes on file In this office, as follows, viz;
 Beginning at the initial monument mem toned in the location notice and marking the northwesterly end renter of claim. q poss marked. r. NJ. 1. M. No. 1. thence S % degrees w.. 300 feet to rorncr No 9. post marked P. M No. 2: Thence 5o degrees % minutes F, l500 feet fo corner NoJ, post marked P. N. No3, from which corner and post ' \. mineral monument No. | bears x. 5l degrees 70 min utes F, fisi feet: Thence \. 20 degrees F. 900 feet, to corner No 1, post marked r. M. s, F. c. No {; Theuce \. 20 degrees E, .0O feet To a post marked r. M No .. same being Inc \. r.. corner of the claim Thence x. 70 degrees 70 minutes W. 1900 feet Co post marked P. M. No. C. the same being the \. w. corner of the claim; Thence <. 20 degrees W, 80 feet to ln- tial monument post marked r. N. .M No I, the place of beginning. magnetic variation F degrees J2 minutes E.: containing lg.47 acres of unsuryeyed lands. Giia and Salt Rly- CT meridian. The location of this mine s re- corded in the Recorders office of the county of Pima, Territory of Arizona. on page s67. Book F of Mining Records. Adjoining claim ants are the owners Of the Christmas Gift mining claim on the west and the Yellow Jacket mining claim Lot No 4O, on the south west.
 All persons holding adverse claims thereto are required to present the same before this office within sixty days from the first day Of publication hereof. or they will be barred by virtue Of the provisions of the statute.
 EUGENE J. TRIPPEL THOMAS F. WILSON Register Attorney for Claimant,
 Tucson, Arizona.
 First Publication March sOth, iss5.l
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A plstingulshed Visltor.

Reverend J. E. Clark D. D. of New York City, is expected to arrive in Nogales on today's train and to preach in the Congregational church tomor- row. Doctor Clark is senior secretary of the Congregational Home Mission ary Society of America, and is visit ing the western part of the field His coming is rare opportunity which will doubtless be embraced by all who are interested in the great home mis- sion work.
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nncklrn,s Arnica snIu

The best salye in the world for Cuts Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. Salt l,h.um, Fever Sores Tetter. Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns. aud all >kiu Erup- ti0ns, and positively cures Piles. Oi uo pay required. li i> guaranteed Go give perfect satisfaction or money refund- ed. Price 2a cents per box For saIf by CLenOweth & Mix
The oasis., 1895-04-13

Hanging in Doctor ". F. Cheno- weth's office is picture containing the portraits of nineteen physicians. all living hut one. and all named Che noweth. Our own Doctor W. F. Che noweth is among the number and out Of the entire lot of very handsome gen tlemen De is by DO mcans the least.
The oasis., 1895-04-13
ANOMALIES NOTES.

Wednesday.
 Tuesday evening MT. D. A. Saund- CTS went south to Llanos on business.
 Wednesday Miss Lulu Sykes came down from Calabasas for a short visit in Nogales.
 Tuesday morning MT. George B.. Marsh returned from a business trip through Sonora.
 MT. J. W. Leehy came mp from Min as Prietas yesterday morning and will remain few days.
 Captain A. R. Turney who has been stopping at Nogales the past week re- turned to Prietas last night.
 Last Saturday MT. Abe Goldbaum ' went to Tucson for a short visit, re- turning again Wednesday evening. Wednesday MT. Frank Morgan was up from. his mine in the Sierra Azul. He returned again the same evening.
 Yesterday morning Constable Brod- erick and Jailer Roberts all went to Tucson as witnesses in the Wade case.
 There is to be dance at the opera house this evening in honor of Sabado de Gloria. 1t will be very elegant affair.
 MT. George Marsh has taken the agency for the world famed Charter Oak stoves and has just received a supply.
 Thursday afternoon Mrs. R. Key onlds returned from Yuma. Her hus- band met her at Tucson and returned with her.
 Sunday morning Mrs. E. A. Brown came up from Minas Prietas. She will visit in Nogales few days and will return to Prietas.
 LOST. In front of the Parlor Sa- loon, roll of greenbacks. The finder will be paid a reward of forty dollars by leaving it with Sid Mullen.
 Within very few months the Bos- lon Clothing House has delivered in Nogales more than fifty suits made to order, and not one has required alter atien.
 Tuesday morning Reverend and Mrs. Heald went to Tucson to attend the annual conference of the Congre- gational church. They expected to re- turn to-day.
 Mir Castillo is training the Catholic church choir on the music for the Easter service on the Fist tOne week from tomorrow and the service will be very fine
 Tuesday afternoon MT. F. E. Yates, relief agent for Wells, Fargo X Co.'S express, returned from Phoenix, where he had been several weeks in charge of that office.
 Thursday morning Messrs Carbon & Peck sent a team down to the Cana meas to convey MT. F. k. Bannister of St. Louis, who went out there to in- spect the property.
 Sunday morning Mr. c. H. Buffet came up from Santa Elena, aud re- mained at NOgales several days, under the tender ministratiOns of Doctor Doherty, the dentist.
 Monday evening Mir T. H. Ryder of Woodland, California passed NOgales ! en route to HermosillO and beyond, to | inspect some Sonora mining proper ties in which he is interested. Father billy will visit Nogales again !. and hold service in the Catholic church ! one week from tomorrow the 2ls' ! Being the first Sunday after Easter. | an Easter service will be held Last Saturday Colonel John Weir , and Mir. K. w. Woodruff of the Naco- | sari Copper Co. passed NOgales en | route to HermOsiilU. They returned ! Wednesday en route to Nacosari.
 Mir. James Miller, chemist for the Mexican Gold & Silver Recovery Co. | has recently arrived from the City nf ! Mexico, and will hereafter be located in the companys office at Nogales, Sonora.
 Bucklen's Arnica salv,.
 The best salye in the world for Cuts
The oasis., 1895-04-13

Monday morning Mir. Joe Carbon, of Carbon X Peck, started out with the Galveston party, for the trip to Altar, going via Gro Blanco. In the Calaba- sas caiion the party met with mis. hap by which both the rear wheels of their vehicle were broken. MT. Car bon returned to Nogales horseback, got another wagon and new set of wheels and returned to the party, who were patiently awaiting him. MT. Hogan sent Juan along, and in a jiffy he had the new wheels on the disabled wagon and the delayed party went their way rejoicing.
The oasis., 1895-04-13

Wednesday, Mr. Frank Vaughn. foreman of the round house for the New Mexico X Arizona railroad, nov ed from Benson to NogaleS, which lat ter place will hereafter be his location. Mr. J E. Earhart. the machinist came also. Their families will come as soon as the cottages can be moved from Benson
The oasis., 1895-04-13

Tuesday evening Lieutenant II. C.. Flipper returned from Tucson, where he had been some time in attendance on the land court. He reports that five cases were heard, involving the San Bernardino, the Ariyaca. the Tu- macac0ri, Calabasas and Huebabi, the Sopori and the Canoa grants. They were all taken under adyisement by the court and decisions will be render ed at the next term ofthecourt which will begin at Santa Fe, May l4th.
The oasis., 1895-04-13

Engine No ] new out of the shop at Guaymas. went north veSferrlay and No. r went fp Gulvmas for re- pairs. Engineer Cleveland and Fire man Spring are tgkled fn death.
 Word comes from Prieias that Ed PixleY. a brother of Mrs. D. Caisher Of Nogales. died at that place Thurs day of pneumonia.
The oasis., 1895-04-13

r .. LAND OFFICE. TrcsoS, Arizona
 March, -. 1895.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-20
FOR VIOLATING THE LAW.
Interstate Commerce Commission
Secures Convictions.

The conviction OF Mr.. C. s. Wright.
general freight agent OF the Baltimore
and Ohio, und James Means, division
freight agent OF the Pennsylvania
lines together with the imposed fines
OF one thousand and five hundred dol
lars respectively for the violation OF
the Interstate commerce law, marks
another step in the progrt IS OF govern
ment regulation of railways. II Is
reported that these cases VIII be ap-
pealod 10 the United States supreme
court, but for what object except that
OF obtainiAg a decision as to the con-
stitutlonalty OF the law from the court
OF last resort. 10 not apparent. DIM
cult az II Is for "old dogs 10 learn new
tricks" traiilc men will be obliged eNe
long 10 recognize the force OF the act
to regulate commerce and govern
themselves accordingly. Respect for
law is a quality that much needs cul-
tivation In this present day, even
though Il must be admitted that a
good deal OF law "a not entitled to
much respect The danger which at
taches to the prevalent disregard Of
authority Is 30 much superior to that
which is likely to result from M adj
vlsed legislation, that the latter can
better be endured than that the for
mer shall Increase or even maintain
Its present standing Above all Others
railway men need the support and as
slstance OF the law. and 1t Is poor
policy to say the lenni for them 10
set the example of disregard for law.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-20
RATTLE OF THE RAIL.

w. II. winfield. city ticket agent OF
the Katy, is in ST. i.auls.
% to,,.s go,o,ot ilvss,ook agent
., tbn iy9fv Scnt no,fb an The line
~ .lu h"'s' "e"' NV "a VI"
,to,or 7 y cooda gororoi eunerin.
,o,,to,,t ~ ,p, ESor, v,ortb and Dsnver
r.o,t So ~, t,,o ,,ostordav
P - '''S
Il. d, brleHer' uaNe'nB Pbssensgt
agent OF the buIlhstoh ines came III
!este'u'S from Nuiis"a ~''y' .,-.-,
" IL. McMilI!n mas peen appointeu
actlng Eeneral trelght ana passenger
agent OF the IeNas central win hehu'
quarters at waco.
General G. NJ. Dodge and Receiver
Morgan Jones Of the Fort Worth and
Denver are expected IN from Denver
within the next Few days.
r. c. Cowardn. western passenger
agent OF the Nashville, Chattanon ga
and st. Louis railroad, headquarters
at st. Louis. was here yesterday, and
left for Little Rock.
The Santa Fe announces rate Of
1885 to the celebrated I'd fields In
South Africa. The tickets will be sold
to Capetown, and ii is reported that
there Is a tremendous rush 10 that
country.
u " Nr,r,or ho, ,o.,, ,n,o,,,a1
,rsvelins Trn,sh, aso,,, 90 ~ -
Cnlorado and so,,ts 10 ,,.,,b Nod.
nNar,srs a., w. ;rot,',, ", 49, - ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-20
.np,ect naye as ,udlcIal nece.,I.y mIsht

subject tsve US 'u''S'a' he'7' "s"'
suggest
was not the Court Oh Sr'''''Hi' -Np
peas Pfea'eu 10 prevent '"'uas'Se W
ing doneE is II not Always q barrier
against ihJusuceF oh "hat equi'aois
GROUNDS can II claim the r'sht 10 es-
taDish rules OF PROCEDURE "here none
exist when IN 80 uoihs II oeiea'S the
highsst mission OF tho law 10 punish
tins guilty ana therepy protect the per-
sonal rights OF the community! Where
is the legal warrant Tor sueh action
outside of long train OF decisions
by the same court equally offensive
to justice ana to SOUND reasonT
Ihe people OF Texas are not IN sym
pathy with 'he strange ieah'ns' Oh
'heir courts Tor criminals In general
and for murderers In particular III
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-20
rirh,lng ,ne seu,hern Pacific.

General freight agents of the West
ern roads are still struggling with the
question OF rates to Utah points, 70
meet the rates Of the southern Phcihc
from the Pacific Coast. and i may be
several DAYS yet before they are ready
to take any action. They are working
on the tariff. which they propose to
announce. and 1t is said that when
they are ready to make 1t public 1t
VIII give the Southern Pacific some
thing to think about II 1t intends to
keep up the Utah trade. which, OF
course. It does. The reductions VIII
be general from Chicago and St.
Louis. and will Include all classes OF
freight which the Southern Pacific
hnndles 10 Utah points.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-20
ADVANCE ANNOUNCEMENT.


1t will run over inc Santa Fe route.
Its name. the California limited. Firat
trip to be made October 20. 1895. Leay-
ing Chicago 500 p, M daily, II viii
run via Kansas City and Albuaueroue
arriving in Les Angeles $50 p. m. and
San Diego 1880 y, m. Of third day,
Equipment Will consist OF reclining
chair car, two Pullman palace sleepers
u Pullman compartment SLEEPER. dinins
car, baggage and express. vestibuleS
throughout
Dining cars W / be In charge or MIR
Fred Harvey. They viii be run throu n
from Chicago to Los Angeles. Meas
served at convenient l.ours.
only frst-clnRs tickes will be hon.
ored, and no more passcnsers Will he
carried than can be comfortably a.
cummodatcd.
Stops only made at principal stations
as scheduled on time card,
Direct connection at Barstow. CaI
with SANTA Fe train Tor san Francis q,
transfer being easily made on same
platform. Arrive san francisco norn-
Ing OF tho fourth day from Chlca a,
Four days from Atlantic coast cities.
three days from Chicago two and n
halt days from Kansas City.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-20

At the close OF the last fiscal year
25i stations were embraced In the life
saving service. During the year sos
shIpwrecked pcraons were given succoi
at the stations. and out Of the 5i02 PEG.
pie on board the vessels to which dis.
nsters occurred within the field of OPP
orations only twenty were lost, The
crews saved and assisted to save s7s
vessels valued with their eargoes at
1861. 660 The cost OF maintaining the
service during the year was sl,si5,s24iO
The record shows smaller percentage
of loss in both life and property than
any previous year
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-20
THE ORIGIN or CRIME.

The Gazette saId yesterday or our
judicial system that ut seems TO be-
organized FOR the promotion OF murder
and the protection OF mludercrs" That
was strong language, II was no strong.
ct than tho conditions call for
1t is fact notorious throughout the
United states that whenever lawyer
is employed to defend criminal
charged with the commission OF
crime 30 unprovoked and atroeous as
70 md no apologlsts, legal or other.
visa. anywhere else. he goes rs n
dernicr resort to the reports or the
Texas Court OF Criminal Appeals, II
he can find no legal loopholes there
for his client, he is, indeed unhappy.
Since Its organization this court has
formulated more pretexts to wholly or
partially excuse murder aud other
crimes Than ever before entered into
the brain OF man.
The Gazette Is not inseuslblc to It's
own responsibility in mn attempt to
measure the responsibility Of the high
eat court Of criminal Jurisdiction in
the state. with a fun appreciation OF
the gravity OF the charge, 1t declares
It's belief that more than one.half or
the crime committed In Texas IL trace
able to the rulings Of the Court OF Grim.
inal Appeals, resulting In the common
understanding that the sympathles OF
the courts are with criminals and that
II is next to impossible to obtain flnal
convictions. The horoscope OF the NOR
tally of the future by nm established
Insurance company based IN the NOR
'ality tables OF the past, ls no more
exact than would be a table Of pros.
peetlve murders to be committed in
Texas between the first day OF pecem.
Der and the 18th day OF January next.
and when We say that the basis of that
table would be the extraordinary favor.
'''s'" our Court OF Apneals has shown
to the murderer we place the fault OK.
aetly where 1t belongs. Other courts
'ss" ''"'en' pu' 1t has led the
' way ana forced them to track
" mistaken idea that court
"'"'''' 'o''y' II above and beyond
e ''"'" o' '"e popular Judgment In
sue WHOSE government derives all
80 p'"''' from 'he people When
~, '"s '''"' VI ''s judgments Is pal
"e''"s' 'n' pubic welfare and
,, 'V'@- '"e ''p'hAry inS''ne's of en-
'"s' conscience 1t becomes ie-
,s SUBJECT OF public investigation
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-20
CHANGE IN GULF SHORE.
Rumored That President Il. II. n.
Green IL Interested.

.ment OF tho S.a Antonio and Gulf
Shore Monday. Arrangements have
been made to take the property out
OF the hands OF the receivers and tho
Davis crowdy win get the road. The
papers h the case have already been
made out. and Will he presented 10
the court when 1t conyenes this morn
Ing,
Who is putting up the money to
make the transaction good Ia not
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-20
SOME FIGURES on EARNINGS.
Principal Texas Roads show consid-
cradle Decrease.

The following figures give the earn
ings OF the lines named for the year
1895: a.
Atohlson, Topeka and Santa Re. 3d.
92i. 500: International and Great North
ern, Sis7 .76g; Katy. s1,2i2, is2; st, Louis
Southwestern, 35sl,oOo; Texas and Pa
cifc, $sG3.9i5.
The decreases In earnings for the
past year are as follows:
TEXAS and Pacific. s22s.5TO: Katy,
sl7J,47g; International and Great
Northern. s12s,9O2; st. Louis South.
western. 81 .s59: Atchison. Topeka and
SANTA Fe Chree roads,. $4,000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-20

The Fannln county Popullsts declare
for political combination against
the British gold standard system OIL
finance" but add;
While we stand ready to cooperate
with every patriot for the salvation Mt
national liberty. we unhesltatlngly
declare that no union OF forces can ever
be accomplished which docs not en-,
phauclily refutc the false and fraudu-
lent theory Of a gold or silver basis
FOR our currency"
As nobody has proposed silver basis
We take 1t that our Popullst friends
intended to oppose "a gold and silver
basis." That ia to say. they want
paper basie and belong logically with
that other eminent Green3acller
Grover Cleveland who is trying to per-
suade the country to accept unlimited
private issues OF promises to pay as
money. without any sc -urliy behind
them or any prospect OF redemption In
front of thom. Grover and the Fannin
county Populsts should get together.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-20

known or could not be learned yester.
President Greene Of the Texas Mid
lard, viii have n finger In the pie,
though his name will not appear In
the directors.
The new management Will be George
Dunnlg, president; II. o. Engelke. sec
rotary, and VIM. Davis general man
ager.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-20
NoI owNeo BY &c 1RUsIs.
ny Tun DEMOCRATIC STATE AL
METALLIC CONVENTION.

Resolved, TINT We hereby tndorsn
rbe Fort worth GAZETTE ns an able
IND fearless exponent of Democracy
md. com,nrndipg it, courre In tue
bsst, We recommend that the trlrnu'
" liivrr rive u their cordial ana
ictivc support.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-20

The sequel of the packing house deal
Is to be belt line railroad FOR Fort
Worth. And a belt line railroad means
that Fort Worth will be the point from
which the exports and Imports FOR two,
thirds OF the population OF Texas viii
be distributed. 1t never rains but 1t
poura
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-20

For sale-The national Republican
convention; price, $4,000 and Incidental
expenses. Apply to Chairman Carter.
The unspeakable Turk Will have to
talk loudly for the Powers or forever
hold his pence.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-20

A Promotlve Club with one thousand
members would be a prophecy OF a
population OF 10000 for Fort Worth in
1900
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-20
ARE NOW OFFERING

FlsuIlS-florlda oranges. California
feeiilng oranges. california navel urun,-s.
Port lemon bananas. Mrssinn lemons "a.
echnnts. Malaga grapes, rrarhcrries
Nks 81 = DAEs-New AvrA lca gssr s..,,
potatoes. Eastern lose need POTATOES. N,St
cru rose seed potatoes. buruunK aud 49,
less ssel Sutatues. Greeley catiag pututOss
sweet notatoss for seed OF eating liufns,r-
hutahaga tutnins. new white turnips, uoy
beets cnhlliinwer fame, yellow nnlaus.
stNO...t.s-.. fuli hue Of dri,-i fruits
raistis. uatss, hgs. ele.. nuts VI e,rry ~
svfip,iph. chewing cum, candles. coluplSte
psieeA -