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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1896-05-23
SOUTH. i. DAKOTA DEMOCRATS
The Office Holding Element Too Strong
81. 81 for the Free Silver lien.

The Office Holding Element Too Strong
$... Is for the Free Silver lien.
Aberdeen, S. D., May Especial 81 81
The South Dakota Democratic state con-
vention was ruled as with an iron rod yes
terlay by the federal ofhceholders, cuckooa
and pap-suckers Of the Cleveland gold bug
administration. Federal officials, almost
without number, were in attendance as del
egates and lobbyists, In direct, open and
fragrant violation of the presidents civil
service order upon the subject. The great
est indignatio ntpEevails, and it is conceded
That yesterdays action disrupts the party
III !thfs State. Z, While the silver men did not
formally bolt the convention they unite in
saying that il the Chicago convention
adopts the single gold standard they will
not support its candidate.
The state committee by majority Of
one, decided upon s. a. Ramsey, of Woon7
socket, 9 gold man, for tempo rary chair
man. w. A. Lynch, Of Huron, was the all
yer candidate. The convention was called
to order at 2::30 by State Chairman John
r. Bowler, who presented the name Of Mr.,
Ramsey for temporary chairman. Stran7
der, Of Clark, presented the name OF W. a.
Lynch, Of Huron, as q substitute, and 9
prolonged discussion was at once begun,
:Ramsey's supporters ding that all
the precedents are in his favor and his OPP
ponents assailing his record on prohibition
and the woman suffrage question.
/ 3 After a heated controversy lasting over
two hours, Mr.. Ramsey was elected. This
was considered q victory by the admins
83tration and gold delegates and they made
merry. # 54s.3 & .s3. Is SS
4. at the evening session Chairman Ram
sey appointed the. following commit tees:
sesoluti ions Garland, Of Minnehaha;
Maloy, OF Union; Cog1ey, of Moody; Shelf
q, Of Godineton; Richards. OF 3Beadle; 70
foot of Brown Of Potter ]; ocds,
s5of ennington, and Mcdonald I, of La
renee. 5a
Credentia ,insley, of 1fianehaha Ma
10y III Union; Cook, loff Roberts; pIlnnah
.ofss Iaanson Harris, .Eoff Brown; Eo1
Imuni lcIIkSinley sEan
Ssss
y! & 8 Il l!l|s
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1896-05-23
q IN WALL. STREET.

New York. May q. - 10 a. n.-Specu-
llatfon at the stock exchange opened
quiet and Arm except for Sugar. which
was inclined to weakness. This stock
opened at 122M @122A and soon sold down
to 12251s.o on realizations. The changes ir
the other prominent issues were only No
Y per cent either way. s& 5 II 4
IL II a. m. Intense dullness again char
1acterized the railway and Jniscel laneous
speculation during the first hour of bust
ness ct the board. Sugar fell from l22Ak 70
121 * and the general list recededa a@M
Der CEN p to IL clock not III saleSof
Western Union General Electric. CIica-9
and 81. laern sPaeiflE (ds
saE tl1e han n ~
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1896-05-23

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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1896-05-23
THE MARKETS.

III MINNEAPOLIS WHEAT MARKET.
b Wheat-All early cables were higher;
second cables, unchanged and closing cab
les all fractionally lower. 1, ID b
HI Bad crop reports have been received all
day from Michigan and, Indiana the Cinr
cinnati Price Currents review Of the week
was bullish. ..5sa
\ Il, The above news caused a firm opening
and during the early part Of the session
wheat was strong and looked like selling
considerable higher but selling against
calls helped by bears forced the market
off and itssoon turned weak and sold down
over one cent, longs are afraid to stay
long on any signs Of a break and they
assisted the decline by selling out.
d September wheat has sold today at Nc
premium over July; July opened at 69c
against $3.50 closing price yesterday and
on GOOD buying advanced to 6011 @605c,
calls sold yesterday at 60as @601ec, when
wheat reached Gals and went through
them SO easily 1t looked like good strong
bull market, but al lof a sudden the mark
let turned weak and down to $3.50 at the
time Of writing, {12:4O and looks like go-
ing still lower before the close.
3 Primary receipts, 274 ,577 bu., and ship
Ynents, 431 ,431 bu. 5Ss5. IN B
Minneapolis receipts, III cars; and Du-
sluth; 163 cars. 53@s q, 81. 81 /.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1896-05-23
An European Cure.

{; SIS An European Cure. b
;ft#S5s GossDoRr, LuasKxBuRa, Feb. 1884, Ill
M II was one year last month since i had the last
Il STACK of epilepsy, y and. II consider myself
cured by Pastor Koeniss Nerve Tonic. Before
4 used this true remedy had spent all our !
b money FOR other medicines and physicians, but
none did me any good; the Tonic is q great re.
lief to suffering hun1anity. a. BAULISCH
Several Prominent Physicians.
GoLcoNDA, liz. Jan, 1894, rs
NV child had epileptio attacks once amonth,
s, t6r which several prominent physiciane could
not fnd any remedy and the girl could lot go
to school, but since she took Father Koenig's
+ Nerve Tonic she had no more FITS and goes to
school again. ,f'' ]. O. BAKER
Mrs. Z. Ruebenaker, Of P10polis, I'LL. Yves 80 5
nervous and sleeIiless that insanity was Gear.
ed but Father koenig's Nerve Tonic cared hexs
FnFT" A Valuable Book ON Nervous Dis
MkJk u eases and sample bottle TO any ad
EfMR dress. Poor patients also get the med. :
tbs remedy has Seen prepared by the Rev: Father
K0snic OF Fort Wayns. Ind. since 1876 ana - now.
4 n,ader his direction BY the us
kOEhIG MED. CO.. Chicago, 10.
+ ,S0 40 s. Franklin Street.
scya by Druggists at 81 Per Bottle. 6oor|6
large size. - -75. {; Rottlos for SO. IL *. S
Sold in Minneapolis by Hoflin-T homp-
son Drug Co., 101 Washington av s..
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1896-05-23
A. o. H. PRINTING,

We have on hand at all times the necessary books
and blanks for the Ancient Order of Hibernians and
the Daughters of Erin which we sell at the following
prices
Application Blanks (new form) per hundred. 90
DIE Cards per hundred -..ax..... LOO
Notice of Arrears Blanks per hundred ........ SO
c;~L Committee Renort R1anks ner hundred
n;,1e;on Quarterly, Rrnort BLANKS ner hundred
Ode cards. Der hundred l.oe
Letter Heads r. colors1 per hundred - l.50
Letter Heads Ct color per hundred .......... 100
Envelopes printed with return address, per hun 90
Financial Secrctarys Register irst-class book 800
Recording Secretary's Book ... zoo
Treasurer's Book ........ $50
Insurance Secretarys Register [best in the United
States $50
Secretarys Order Books Observation-Disclosures. rs
Treasures Receipt Books. rs
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1896-05-23

I Reported by Chas e. Lewis IS Co...
Grain Commission and Stock Brokers, 3
and 8. Chamber Of Commerce, Afinneap-.
oils. lay 81. &! s
Sugar. the. buying il somevyhat better;
than the Hing ST. Losliy tobacep srnaIl-
report moi sof cement
s0es the
s sss 20 here bteSaY
Z! IS
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1896-05-23
Our JOB Department.
Yes, we do Job Printing and lots of it, too, and
:: At Reasonable Rates. :.


times print
tickets invitations anything
the line ef Printing trial order.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-20

warned The big. onlnous looking cloud
wI.i bear - oEn warning. The seareEli Ea:
mag oe expected 70 throw some such sign
as iris Look aG,me FOR a storm. See. ks
gong 20 rain. Toa had better 70 10 the
8-g Store t0r your um brellas. There viii De
. sale tomorrow.
rerpr!s.ng western firm, which ss making
such q p onderful display here. Then. TOO.
a. election times. ne firm announces that
getting the returns. and Will be able. with
sult . the surrounding country FOR miles.
Up . the present time, owing 10 the
electrical plants not being quite COM
pie-e3, the power q the projecting rays
nas nor exceeded 5.co.e99 Or 4.ovo. &c candle
power
Mr.. Harry Alexander, OF the Alexander
Cham sr.ain Electric Light company. who
designed the monster light. said.
We rad q man posted on Poaghkeepsie
bridge fhe other Ign. a distance ~ sew
et-y -ss.en ulses as ,he crow flies from tae
Big Sore. and when the rays % our
searcaaght struck htn- the alSht being
Intensely dark, BY turning his back lie vas
aols % read 4 rev sp@ per easily.
This seareh.ighs. which Is BY far the
largest ever made = this country con-
;lnlsd Mr.. Alexander. mas mirror lens
protector, thlrty-sx inches n diameter.
eGshlnx alternately a. periods that may
O. regulated az Wt.E- II e adjusted 50 that
i vii stop a. distinct Intervals az every
port - JAe compass AMI cau be guided
20 every possible srg.e.''
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-20

k1ee Fess SIS very tres5s e@o1se 20 yae
efrfrF -ae -est - cps rsg
A7ate-T tsl 9-*s u1s - ths curiosity cs
a ~ar-eae. HnEeH waH ~ intent upan
a5n# Ia srgr a31rx Jse sAFrow read
'@a. ae forgot - gsl cas II the wsy
rsF sn esA- efI taat SO noe n5,s-e tae
ant !g F8s tea tA.e rs torr orr.
a1s oFFf Htot Z weat. taking a osz3tissi
e &3 are elife s4re. 1ek.-g nis
fs ae lta a1aa peg..s-tea - thst
aata ~ e Jersey seemed tr tlAe Ertat 5n-
fs r. sac ~E0. tr aar-y lad I re-
severed sr0s tAe zha-A arl $3.50 ssr-f~ fse
rea ~s BE- be coon Weec Nas treated
te a1ot.e~ ts-.h .r. asl1 fhT .tsas sv p s4sr
eIes e@w Aess1s, -my <re~f 81 aeeE
a. q ~ ecis.ek hs1 u.%ae& H~ sona
r. AaFlrs sna1s = eEas a1s-s
n-.ra oaH pyetry fa1T w3rk. con-. t~rsae
ww 31ta~e3 knee
T1s ecfrL tsme we were away rr5n t-s
? ~ f1 ftrsisrt wss tv-e1t y-ors hesl~s
a,f seven ~1.rls4# Twu aaR-x Ex~s 81 rs.
Pie wN estfs ars selev~
Hetr ee ~~ ass a.tssss na~ weg
fff1 ~aer SITS ssTaa Bars. 7 siert tEo
'o4re aft +.se awesr m'te OAR anv aeaas
O. Ps4as rer base ,et say sincc.
Tre seTerse ~or f'2es r-fs~ u~a~N
yrfs-~ tNa r1r fev ~srs te-es an wet
Fsftsfss 49, e. g IS row ms .-set.la-
90 hvwak 1Ne ~ass s. tNa~. v-ress- N.e.t- ~s.--
~rt - kE rnfes wAf~A l~ SIS @x a~
r -Ish~ssu- frn'es fasa~arte r,., str8.,~s
? re eTe I cse - .aa s-f besides nsss.
-E s2eA gec*e t- 49, h@ A etses.s~s fs
sos ron tAe fact thsf 4 sr- ROT . ~s~sex
man, oui siEr,y r41e ~ Pleas r~
C. ~. TvENSEr~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-20

Anywhere attempted before sasr xssa, n
deed, nors y E1a teams sx&ec. Pe11sgl-
vaz-as have ys1 got 6owI % o-siGsss Il
first anywhere from twe1ty % tafrty Esn
are pus = framing ssT eae1 eleven, by sA=
middle % Cc.oosr The -11posslasss vii -
pretty wsl. weess@5 cas- IS ak zee teams
ard -hersAtlar erly TIE sAlee1ss. players,
r. trainers. ard L tsw substitutes WI
feed a re crib
Tae payers and candidates far ne -8g
Four - FE'sn1sy. Harvard. Yz4e and
Price s1z-1o much ~ thesr AgsE pre- III
na-y woTs at distance from -na college.
bas Ibis does zer .aclG1e tne 2yactSee %
r@N Signs and stErA.s. IN 1rt@r - 1ave
as te~ "a Tie s@eret a. psss5S3s. these a-e
never fully Developed E1t3. tss team nar-
= we4 down % Sozae tEslS l&As - 1An4L slz@
au3 organization 3 practising q Us oEn
grounds.
IN aboat -lozth tie series e practice
games w.eh teams ~ Smaller Colleges ard
a. ire hsx athset.e clghs Ill hegz- These
ccatests are l0oke3 20 for AIMS upoE re
condition zna prospects y ths c.4os. eas
the former really aro-3 70 tess- TIE
sIaEer colleges are apt . - srratae n
ths.r paying. oRe Gay pas.snE - A SER
rife xaE3s. re next playing lssassslys tats
Is due IN part. - doubt. 20 thei- Asss per
secs .-4se1aE As for the Big athlete ellsaes.
thetr e.evs1s ara nc clnch even toT shs
By -Four FOR Ehs&r acEla,-S committees
showing CT ne gri4traG. and siren have
The a6van-age of tas zsaI ard experience
9: sx-co-ege players enro..e3 n taei-
egsvers
Stl another element * uncs-ta.atv =
introduced into tAs problem y picking
Winners ay che changes n re rules. espe-
c52..E tAese designed 20 aEeas ~ mass pay
an5 zaezs=n-ary tastes
y w 1a possible far Frs-2
weEge q bse fellows . 20 Euzx.zS Gown
re SEA % make ! hoe n the opp0s.as
isre far some gsls SCI q '5ae&' t5 SID
through. No player can lsSe more sean >
srze sep oeEaT. ghe BAL IS pat ia play
except oz4 man moving toward as own
goa The rule foroi4Glng hvs men 20
hurch Ias.de Of rackses VII d.scourags
mass pays. wegss uat altcge >ssT prevent
srg Them. The rules regarding iatsrfsr-
eace. FAR c4tCA and thr0w .ag have AZ
been made riore stringent
No "a enter .nca gecnuscal.t.es the r91es
as expected % enforce A less 5rat1! "a ale-
uae 80 very Ear removed from association
football Tbs caanEe vii s-.e every ere.
parents. spectators. cll.sge facas-1es. ant
evan ,he players themselves. Al opea
game IS az mgc1 n1er a spectacle eaal
enc wherein mass plays ard iaca-hT-.rGa1
driving rule ~ stick work in baseball =
more interesting nan unou0t0no@ss So
cass5on ot '3raree strikes ard o4t"
The University u Pe5rsylva-.a was he
first - gst IL ire las Week, wita some
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-20

% san past, bossy made a wild break so-
5tlsr parts, an reacnel i1e enc q -eE
t1e 2r0nl wheei O re cyc.e 1a1 cross
81 over re deadly Ars- Tas r1Ser says r.
experienced a sensation sc.ue-1-GS -Ae
3o.n4 up 7 d os2Fl FEosss F-r t--2- --t5
e-. ard imT@9 1z-siy -ooE 81 -Uvel 1ry 9.
Ga images sustained J. la 1c3ct%ll 1ow
ciyu s1t e8r damages Eoa-l resGl- a.
though = Is ssatel ~ goa 1----9El-F --.s,
= dams Ees perfectly civil t1-0lg 1ost IRE
@1e.7 transaction
TIE brake Is bound % g-ow II tav1r.
Ci-cfInls Stances during tae aasc r@w TeeAs
force ta.s cozc41s-en @Ec1 ne s-11e1s .
The cycle trade Accidents. several ta-al
ones among the 1uooef. nave occurred
II re East sa;ely. AID x 1ss been s1o~u
one attached. could doubtless aaye avsrte5
ne fatality. L 3ow apparently resza. IS
Tor g really clever devise . % paee1 Up
OF me market FOR Z 20 sore great Sc
cess \ good brake = really want-1 Tne
cyclists realize Il. and czech day tasy Sre
0rliU I more and more convinced ~ Is
necessity. Al expert rider has sd
brakes we're ln universal Use re Cl- Der
% accidents would - decreased nearly .
per cent Egea the dreaded and On seTsal-
IS condemned scorchAr we1iG re- Or 50
I, would be &c decided 5e-eaZ even CT isv-
Fl places. where sop co1d be made
quickly. No one needs 20 - Tod tAat i
would 6e decided Advantage on 1Ils.
TIE novice. above All others, saouis no. a.
tempt 20 rie u g ally country x -1oG.
a brahe. The arr of back pedsisjrg j. ~
oy al b.. there are times when even
that does re. avail. The f0oc nay sltp
a. critical moment. CT any ore y 4 1oE-
en minor accidents happen. which TaKas
Il imperative tCat tas speed O. t1a = -ze.
be checked a. 5nce. That cannot - aoTe
st'ecess >Iilv al wi hour rex - .1s1rtng
the rider az ne vaeel wisrH1t Sc.
al assertions 20 the contrary notN4tA-
standing
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-20
BREWER q HARVARD

ta.7r Ike thirty PLAYERS &nxg7Gs - y
pace, a. Nscnx L Z. where Trainer Ma
Murphy who hat charge g toe EA-ensssn
sta.stes 4ntti last J8mg. ~ a@1p Coach
No93~slff ana peerless George Brooke 70
So TIE men into ecaisti0a
There's coed deal % al-sesilnz hsst urss-
sssan - syansa ard Vale 81 AceoguE - M
pays change % bsse. sat ire eAArwes 81
prcfesslens Ism made agsirss pernsv sase
season. The Quaker candidates lncfaE4
WoosruT, o-h.nson, Warner. Nsgareee
8tT1enhefu@v. Fa~Fsr Wharton Ssawrx~F
Callahan. Jackson. as1sfs. Bov1e. r4rxs,s
Goodman, Ssss-as. HARRISON. Hedges Gel.
BERT Dare EgeERuSerE De silver Usnn
A-,e ard Dickson. n Brooke thyy have
JOS, tae'- oesf Faa7, &c; there are good
ones lefs
whe-tsu's decision - return q, cottage
= blessing 70 Perrsy3vanla TBS wsN
- ne fearth wear r. fhe tsaT. an - wl.l
undoubtedly captain .he st~~ea as r3sv a
enc x the guards Cther. - the ga nfav-
e-s ara T1tksor ara 8av,e @use ara
Minds sn1 Ge.h~~'. backs az star n.aye~~
1sn2s al probably rsk~ - pace CO
George BROOKE As fu3 back A. wen ne 49,
car. auT if 81 ~ YEARS before another
fan back Ike Brooke e discovered afl1ss
car pDnf we.} aas kseg,S his Asa4
Pe@nsvtvan's'@ season oaens earty m&tA
8 match a. Lane Kstsr Nth the F~arkff,
sn1 MsrsasiJ team On re ossh- After tAat
t-A3F Wa HtNfs lis tr-fF-
atsn university. BGckaelt Carlisle frafar
seho1. United States nave' caaets fAfzv-
etc. 6rewu state cofese. Harvard and
Cornell
Candidates Tor places or TAle's team can
apply e1til la1s thss -onsh Most 81 taxs
years ea-n @rfH a'sv srafa sh's waa- Nl,W-
ever ss - a. can he seen Including c~ross
ard he W.T. r Vac sAnutA nee. p.-~-
sT.wansa E@e-e ~sau'8 ~ t1e game 81 a tfse-
tsne. owrE - sh@ feeling between ths W,
scsoos. ont MS T. not Ukelv The yafs
faculty has sae matter unf@~ -e~ sffa~a-
t1a1. &n1 ivs4 re- allow she game uagan<
strongly 9~zs1 % do - BY Wafer rsrno
ara fTT Richards the advisory commit
ie@ Yaie ST. neeet Princeton IN Efa~sat-
az field on November q
Coach wars ard Capt wrs~%.s~.y.4-,
~fB AsFe raarEs - Harvard kf2kerx ara
IKE 7 saas thsir men wil4 t,e ssa7s .ases,f
gFtftrK - work a Ht.sA r9-ss-vasl-.,aaea.s
we~s ess bean fens n Sexp.s~. an1 "a
Hs~eor oT s717s - fHe -ren bar he raaf
tNa- raining nj - dome f- rsr,sh~s.s~a
- Ss~~a -a-F>~fnretg7 game wR7 -.ra
~fse~ - Ear0a~ttge - November : -
ss-e VIE p~rnsvsva-sfs ~rvs~~s.- >,
Harvard STR have - hul5a = tes-e - -
srast entirely n@w tfsneer as r.zny ~ r..
30 r.aFers are ssw on. ~ r. y IA vsss~h
Tasftaes TzE5@- E30Ctsy predictions zsfr
sSsSso2l . Got yst an exact sesszce. ara
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-20

e s-s tr.eaas .tep9ea ~ wa a sa'sz..ea.
Vea Hrsl e2nss 20 Sa2rc.e7t' TrAt
va< TIE &asr straw. an5 ZEE hearty
exg41e2 Rtn wra-a wnen Pc saw now
taey bad ose1 f7Factag CUE, Josh o.
fruzn re Others oasy put more easphasss
u9en tas Joke
en.s % he rxaunsr- r-Joarnal reay rtse
scross the Cetre4 Stnres- ~ 9er ssEe1 lsst
r. sss- = ae ever expe ~tsuee1 reta.rg IKE
re terrible thicgs thet aapf~u@4 10 tea
ss2tnerjQE1rssl ri3@rs. b rep -:
~. I -2encf sax t18- ever s. or ever
beard - RIDER of7.vie4s 20 te.s 1eiav
"a Eho h&d avT s1c1 tr1-c - as tHe.-
rscolrt Dartne ny e0flre roe Z carried
fe' AS safe a. y wsre wita1n Eve mites
C. Ses.t,e. ~ course. ( @5z nos cesyer cs~
tea g fo.oTet ~ tAe rt.Ay rssers 2at
er tea- shag AZ "a fhev covered 2 fast.
tee -1s+1trT ta~4s9E7 Rhkea fesy eEs ~
proves hv - 9.vaG~ees setea sa<-ts relay
~uts before passing ne ps,}>e. "a re next
SEER weo we're. IN ..ae csses out - ie.-
ss8t.a0es % ~rr-e sowu OF c1ty. IL = cca1~
~naEy ~ rasg N0-veS Nhscb are - fam
.set1 lsat trey ny . run &eSn waeei-
ssfr q tfsat re EKaIsneT -Jte5SrfAa- -
aa IS. q SENS - r1se- were -@'or6s. for a.
there was n IL tor oo,A1a.ak no.ous,y-
Tsers = a. tess. one Sesett,e vzse.aaa7
a.s .ss-~ef te,3.Hs = -ae -
SEES ia. h9 HeTVT srw 2efote. taat
gentleman A. z Adams 3suary cc@n.v
atter- t1ufs SEES aer-lg a. sz1ca e.
5.sment - - 20, a. re rcxl cae.
taeE l4nss 49, p4s G3s Dr. vas
veeln - w te~t >e~ @ter-e one Say
SIS w~eG. as as rees3f Was go. sd q
-t1ers As rsess ot era Waeesaen sr5w.
-s ra.h s@~s freua ia II
81 .re1Gas Is t-s eAss ~pt % rske
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Tvr.xas.assaz AZ. Il. ya1ass- Newer =.

Tvr2xat.a sta1 az 10 yc-zss- ysrsa
gaE4rs &C Strength.
Cast CoeA-an- g Prs7c=t1n. ri "a. -
s-4a4g %assaGsrz a. Ec-x >, ws~,s-
11res Srsa1 5x-asaysrs. sx-t-4aE- In -
Pee aE& Alexaa1sr Na-a. mss sa@, !.
ere On -sa cGacS u framing. T1ar@ "a 49,
zzz-s ,e=%z4 81 raersT %sze - C'e<h~ = -
ezs veterans Rigs. G2-sey ARD z.sArxs-.
s@n. zl1 x1cs mas Ten there are as,s..
Pc. Eyasr. Tn1r-ps Arms rag. 7as-s
Ez1 Hayward 5esssz 4 sss q Is z-s -
1@z r raxa eh4Eg fsr / f-szs--.au =
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