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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-01-20
BUTTE CURRENT NOTES.

Silver, 67h.
Telephone l07.
ID. Kent of Basin is in the city.
Fred Orton. piano tuner. Hamilton st.
L. p Richardson is over from Hell
ena.
Attorney ]. w. Kinsley is over from
Helena.
E. H. Goughenour arrived from Liv-
ingston yesterday.
Next Tuesday souvenir day at the
Butte skating rink.
Messenger service free at Anheuser-
Busch. Telephone 107.
You can play Frisco races and big
fight at the Combination.
Smoke Humboldt" King Of Cigars.
L. j. Lachunan & Co., sole agents.
H. G. Halves expert accountant, room
6, Sd floor Lewisohn bldg, Granite st.
Charles Lane, architect, Dellinger
block, room 5, lis North Main, Butte.
Watch cleaning. $50: main springs.
81 Warranted. Mayer. 40 West Park.
Creditors Nsale of boots and shoes:
goods at wholesale prices at the RED
Boot Shoe company.
Miss margarine Peyton of Helena is
visiting Mrs. Lon Hess In the Merrimac
house on Alaska street.
A handsome souvenir will be given to
each lady patronizing the Butte skat-
ing rink next Tuesday.
A tour OF the world and the Ana
conda Daily, and Sunday Standard one
year for 10 silver dollars.
New forms of blanks for Quartz and
Placer locations can now be had at
Standard Office. q East Broadway.
Just Received, through United States
n,xofs, hnrrSa tnUnira 0f Hiram Walk
er's Canadian Club and Gaelic Scotch
whiskey. Smuggler brand. Montana
Liquor company.
John Goodwin and his wife had a
quarrel at the corner of Oklahoma ave-
nue. and Park street last night, which
disturbed. the neighborhood, and Detec-
tive Meiklejohn gathered him in.
The stock of boots and shoes of A.
Ducharme & Co., amounting to $4,000,
was sold at sheriff's sale yesterday.
Hereafter 1t will be conducted by the
Red Boot Shoe company
Retiring from business; everything
below cost; must vacate premises. The
Butte Mercantile company, formerly
Kahnweiler's Bazaar. Sale begins
entire stock is disposed of. Fixtures
for sale.
Fred A. Sears, the clever gentleman
who formerly represented the Burling-
ton railroad in Butte, is shaking hands
with his old friends in the city. He now
halls from Salt Lake City and repre-
eents the live stock and commission
firm of Clay, Carpenter & Co. of Chi
cago, Kansas City and Omaha.
Jim Fleming. who is believed to be
the man who stole an overcoat and sew
eral other articles of wearing apparel
from the Butte hotel several months
ago, was arrested by Officer Gray last
evening. He has been out of the city
ever since the robbery, and was ar
rested Immediately after his return.
At the prayer meeting at the First
Presbyterian church Wednesday even
ing the session will discuss ways and
means for furnishing larger accommo-
dationS for the Sunday school. The at
tendance at the Sunday school yester-
day was 242 and the present quarters
In the basement of the church are un-
comfortably crowded
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-01-20

Following are the entries and weights
for to-day's races al san Francisco:
First race. seVen-eights Of a mile.
selling-Ida Sauer. %; Pecksniff. Road
Runner. Toano, Sligo, l07; Rosebud.
lO4: Repeater, 80; Carmel 1O1: Montana,
Il2: r. II. shirley los: H.dalgo, I06
second race. three-fourths Of a mile
for Observation-Disclosures. lO4; Peru. Don
Pho Pico; Hearts Ease, Myrtle H. 107
Allen, 1O7; Trappean, ll2.
Third race. one mile. selling-Dun-
garven. Fred Gardner. loS; Ransom.
Foremost, 9S: Kowalsky. Sc.
Fourth race. me- and a sixteenth,
handica p-SemPer Lex. li2: imp. Star
Ruby. ZOE; Pepper. los; Logan. 10T; In
stallator. 1O4; Del Norte. 102: Fred
Gardner. IS.
Fifth race, three-fourths Of a mile,
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RasI, VII Not Ise I rawn o..

New York. Jan. ia dispatch to the
Herald from s.. Petersburg says: Russia :
policy at the present moment is stead
lastly to avoid being drawn into any COM
mission or complication with Armenia.
Germany. England or Abssinia. but to
keep the oriental question ever foremost
The Novosti. commenting on the friendli-
ness of the English press says: We es-
TEEN her high civilization. but we see
the defects in her policy which is purely
egotistical. An alliance could be useful
only TO her. not to US. France and Russia
must remain neutral"
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bROHNFIELD-CANTY
CARPET COMPANY.

We start the new.year Offering bargains
worth talking about. Here's the proof
the PRICES:
Fifteen pieces best An-wools. 67iac per
yard.
twenty Pieces An-wooI Carpet zoe per
yard.
Three-ply Carpets. all-wool. for 75c per
yard.
Twenty Pieces Brussels Carpet 4Sc per
yard.
twenty-five Pieces Brussels Carpet. 55c
per yard.
THIRTY Pieces Brussels Carpet. CSC per
yard.
Remnants AIl-wool Carpet. TO Is yards
Iong-HALF PRICE.
Remnants Brussels Carpets, 10 to 20
yards long-HALF PRICE.
one thousand yards Linoleum for soc
per yard.
yard.
Linoieums. A.25 quality. for s5c per
yard.
Hassocks for &c and COO each.
Twenty-Five Pairs Chenille Curtains re-
duced from 81 TO s. per pair.
Fifty Pairs Chenille Curtains reduced
from So 10 s. per pair.
TWO Hundred Pairs Lace Curtains re-
duced from $50 TO sec per pair.
one Hundred and Fifty Pairs Lace Cur
tains reduced from 81 10 soc per pair
Ninety-fve Sd Table Covers reduced
from Sc = 20 g..
Fifty Pairs Tapestry Curtains reduced
from s. TO s.. IS per pair
Comforts for 5ec. worth 81 per pair
Blankets for SOC worth 81 per pair.
one Hundred Pairs Heavy Gray Blan-
kets. extra size. worth SO. for s. per
pair
Pillows. Comforts. Blankets AVID Mat
tresses AT discount Of 10 to ~ per cent
Trunks. Valises and Bags at = per cent
discount
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AT THE HOTELS.

The Butter. w. Foster. j. Wilson.
ID. O. Esbaugh, II. Erleck. Joe Damet-
baum. New York; NJ. NJ Wheeler. St.
Paul; r. X. KRUGER. NJ. NJ. Cullom,
Minneapolis: B. w. Copper. w f.
Reynolds and wife. l.. u. Kent and
wife, Miss Anderson, j. Il. Shepherd.
w II. Coats, Chicago; George Larue.
The McDermott-John Goddard, Car
rison; Miss +. j. Dickinson, w s.
Withrow, New York; ID. J. Barclay, w.
F. Chapman. r.. Wetherill. Chicago: A.
f. Groenewald, c. II. Cook. ST. Paul;
j. E. Pamplin, Billings; n. w. Nc
Leod, II. G. Grant, Minneapolis; G.. w.
Watering. Chicago; ]. w. Kinsley,
Helena; +. Desault. Rock Springs: G..
X. OFT. Salt Lake; T.. Goughenour.
Joseph Cooper, c. S. Huffman, St
Louis.
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sellng-Monterey Zoolien. Handsome,
Robin Hood. 103; Maggie, 1os; Bernardo
George Miller. 100; Breaveur, Philome-
ma, Chartreuse, IL. IS; Major Cook, lO4s
Handsome. 1903: Strathmeauh. ITO; Po-
tentate, los.
Sixth race, three-fourths of mile
for 3-year-olds-Walter j., Sam Leake,
Grady, Pearson, liz; Valiente, Edge
mont, 101; Jack Atkins. 100.
Cloudy; track muddy.
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MONDAY AND ALL THE WEEK.

Corset Sale-The best makes are on
sale, and If you want corset attend
this sale.
The None Such" Corset. drab, value
75c and 81; to close. all sizes, soc.
The Duchess" long-waisted, black
good SIPS corset: to close, 75c.
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THE NEW ]. B. CORSET.

Extraordinary values. Arranged 20
introduce the new and popular style.
They commence at 81. Closing out DR..
Warmers Celebrated Corsets. The sl.25
Coraline corsets. drab. to close out at
Toe per pair
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HOusekeepers!
Attention.

We do not quote you prices on inferior
goods. but on standard goods that We can
guarantee.
Read the following list carefully and
compare with what you are paying for
the same goods elsewhere: ..a'. rcI "a
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+. T. Mcbride and others from Butte
are working the Helper mine south Of
Boulder. 1t is reported they have 10
fest of concentrating ore and three feet
of shipping ore, samples of which have
run as high as l56 ounces IN silver.
with some gold and copper.
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Arrival of the Baitimore

San Francisco, Jan. 19.-The cruiser
Baltimore arrived here to-day from Hon.
olulu. She encountered fair weather all
the way and had an uneventful passage
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CHOKED TO DEATH.
The Little Boy Had just Recovered From
Dipntheria-
special Dispatch TO the Standard

Special Dispatch TO the Standard.
Helena. Jan. 19.-Louis Cain. a l2-year
old boy choked TO death at his home. S12
Fifth avenue. this city. while eatine
breakfast this morning. lie had Just re-
covered from diphtheria. A piece of egg
lodged in the trochea, and before anything
could be done he was dead.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-01-20

Frank Murray of shis city is leasing
on the Hiawatha in the Cataract dis
trict. and is preparing TO drive a tun-
81
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number of Butte men recently be-
came interested in some mining prop
erty a short distance above Bonner.
and began prospecting ii with the re-
suit that they struck rich copper
lead. There are a number of other
claims in that vicinity, but heretofore
little or no development work or ex-
tensive Prospecting has been done.
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Butte Department.

The Principal Branch once OF the
Standard is at No. q East Broadway.
Butte. Telephone No. AZ. Advertising
rates furnished on application
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Royal Worcester COrsetS Is Styles.

Special prices arranged on some style
numbers which we are closing out We
want your corset business; We can
serve you correctly; sizes always COM
plete, and the newest ideas and i'm
provements that are merited you Will
find at our store. Prices on w. c. G.
cOrsets commence at 81
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TO-DAY'S WEATHER.

The Indications for Montana to-day are
Fair; colder in extreme eastern portion
winds variable.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-01-20

Whitest -four. very best. S125 a sack
Gilt Edge butter: no equal, 25 cents.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-01-20

Plumbing and steam heating. go 10
Walker &, Atchison, As West Park st.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-01-20

New Designs in Wall Paper at
chatzlein's. IA w Broadway.
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subscribe for the STANDARD.
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SUITE WEATHER.

Reported for the Standard BY Ganogiy .
Co., Druggists-
Jan. 10. Thermometers. barometer. WIND;
eam. 25 deg. above. ASA inches. w
6pm. ~ deg above. "a 90 inches. w
Highest temperature yesterday ~; Lowest, q
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Queens Rirfhdar Hnnnr.

London. May ls-Among the queen,
birthday horors announced are the foIlow-
ing; TIE Marquis OF CRANKY. slaes, son
OF the Duke OF Rutland. aad RICH, Hon,
Edwsrd Heneage. formerly chancellor Of
the duchy OF Lancaster. are elevated 10 the
peeraEe. and Chief Justice Meredith. ~
the court OF common pleas % Ontario ;.
kniEhted- Sir Donald Alexander S-,i.h
resident governor ard chief cer,missionar
AZ Montreal az the Hudson BAY COMPANY
Is made knight % the grand cross OF ira
order OF ST Michael and -. George. q. g
y @. and the Hon Joseph a Chaa,eas,.
lieutenant governor % the province Of One
ces IS mae knisa; commander OF the
order OF 81. Michael and 81. Geor~e x -
NJ O. - -
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SarsapariIIa
Il ere sest-sn fact sss One True BaeoA
pr1rsseS-
u..T, p,il, TIE best family cathzrtse and
uyA isnsnv<r sr.nsi2nt &c
RAINING AT MOSCOW
Bad Weather Dims the Bril-
liancy Of the Fetes.
NOTABLE PERSONS POURING IN.
Emir al Bokhars . Favored ousse-
Military Tattoo Postponed Becauss
a The Crown Pr1ncs's Death.
RAINING AT MOSCOW
NOTABLE PERSONS POURING IN

London. May ia Moscow dispatch to
the Standard says Crowds OF people
wait patiently IN the streets for hours sor
a glimpse Of the foreign royal personases
ia the city. When they appear the crowds
greet them respectfully bat slHos, silently.
The Russians are not accustomed 10 In
dslxe In noisy ce-nonstrati3n- The bril-
liancy Of the scene Is sadly marred by the
persistent rain. Tire whole military forces
xere under arms to-ssght for the tattoo.
when the arrangement azs suddenly can
ceiec. owing TO the receipt Of the news Of
the death Of Arct1ake kar4 Ludwig. The
vast crowds were disappointed, but the
troops marched back TO he barracks sing
Ing"
The correspondent OF the Daily News
at Moscow notes the presence there OF the
bishop Of PeterAoro a. the specially ae-
credited iegafs from the see of Canterbury
al the coronation Of the car. His pres
encs does rot excite comment" says the
correspondent, "as no intelligent Russian
accepts seriously the recently raooted
project for effecting union between the
Anglican and the orthodox Greek church.
The correspondent also remarks upon the
cold9ess Of the popular reception OF other
members OF the imperial family than the
car. This. he'is assured. does not denote
dIspleasnre. but he Is inclined TO doubt
this. as he observed that the Grand Duke
Vladimir and Queen Olga of Greece were
only too much pleased to acknowledge the
very few respectful saiutatlons on their
arrival.
The Times correspondent al Moscow
says the real reasons for posfpon!ng the
military tattoo. which was scheduled to
take place TO night in the presence OF the
car. was the receipt OF the bad news OF
the death Of Archcuke Kari Ludwig OF
Austria
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FIFTEEN YEARS IN PRISON.
The Death Sentences Of tho C1tlAude
Leaders Commufed.

The Death Sentences Of tho Citlander
Leaders COMMITTED.
London. May so--A Pretoria dispatch 70
the Times dated May Is says: The ex-
ecut.ye eouneil today decided that the
punishment Of Col Francis Rhodes. Lionel
Phillips. George Farrar and jain Hays
Hammond. the leaders OF the reformers
who were sentenced TO death. shall be H.
teen years imprisonment The hope Is en-
tertainec that the sentences win be r.od3-
fed The decis.on OF the sentences Of the
other resormers 10 srsu awaited"
The Times also has q dispatch from Cape
Town which szys the motion OF Mr. Nerr!-
raan. in the Cape house Of assembly. TO
revoke the charter Of the British South
Africa Company. 10 certain to be defeated.
The bulk Of the speakers II the house.
this dispatch says. support the Chartered
Company.
TIE Times explains IN AZ editorial that
there Is bare possibility that IN It's Pre-
toria dispatch fifteen years means the Pc
Rod Of Punishment instead Of inprison-
ment. IL IL means Imprisonment" says
TIE Times. III - almost equivalent 70 .
death sentence. and wsi produce painful
impression Of surprise as being severe be-
you'd all expectations. ard the ending viii
be 70 psrpetuAte political strife"
Tue Daily Telegraph has q dispatch from
Pretoria, dated Monday. May IS. which
says the executive council after a heated
discussion. postponed the final decision on
TIE punishment for the reform leaders ua-
ii the next Gay Tuesday. difficulty
has arisen. says this dispatch. from the
feet that ffty-rwo Of the prisoners, In
c!od;ng the leaders. have signed . petit
ton asking for a Communication Of their
sentences to fines. while ten Of the prison.
srs have refused to sign
Pretoria. May is.-The sentences Of the
reform prisoners have not yet been decided
upoA
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THE ARRIVAL OF THE GEAR.
A Brilliant Throng IT the station-The
Coronation Thrones.

Moscow. May ia hundred thousand
persons awaited the cars arrival for two
hours N the elegantly decorated perron-
The station was brilliant spectacle. with
the glftterinx uniforms OF nearly every
regiment The czar.na looked charming In
. white dress and bonnet The car was
plainly clad In the uniform OF a captain Of
infantry and with no decorations. making
a striking contrast with the brilliant suite
There were 40 special correspondents on
the platform.
Two now and Respondent balcachins
have been prepared for the coronation. one
for the car ana crarina. the other for the
dowager ezartna The nrst 10 layishly
overiSid with gold on each OF Its four
faces. the interior ceiling being adorned
with the imperial arms. incIudiAg the chain
OF the order Of 81. Andrew. Around the
imperial shield are grouped the nine az
ferent escutcheons OF TIRE kingdom ard
pr;ncipsiities % Russia. In each corner Is
tho imperial monogram worked in the
chain Of 81. Andrew In gllttering folds. on
the exterior corrice are embroidered six
teen large and four small eagles. with the
imperial monogram alternately riaced at
the corner. There II n gold crown In re-
lief and number OF sold eagles with
smaller crowns. upon which are sixteen
pluuies OF black ard yellow ostrich feath-
ers bound with rthan4s OF the same ma
tiond colors. The imperial baidachin win
be borne by sixteen generals. The second
baldaehin Is half the size OF the FIRST. ana
similarly but less deliberately adorned.
The three ancient thrones OF Ivan III.
Michael Teodorovitch and Alexis Michael
oViteh viii De used for the coronation. The
monogram OF the czsr IL embroidered IN
on that Of Michael Teodorovttch'. throne
that OF the cEar.na upon the throne Of
Ivan III. and that o. the dowaEer exarlns
upon The thron, OF Alexis Nichzsioviteh
The new imperial standards are mounted
npon black and yellow sAAst surrnornted
by Q gold enamelea eagle
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Railroad and Industrial, Notes.


8. D. Mason. assistant general purcAaS.
ing agent OF the Northern Pacific at Ia
coma. was In the city yesterday.
j. E. Miller. a messenger Of the Great
Northern Express Company. who has been
III Tor the past week. has resumed his run
An excursion rate OF s9s5. round trip. TO
Wenafchee. for the summer. over the
Great Northern. went into effect yes
terday.
The following special rates on the North
ern facific went into effect yesterday:
Portland 10 Seattle and Tacoma, on pickles
loads. Is cents per loo pounds: Portland TO
Tacoma. on crackers IN car loads. Is cents
per loo pounds. minimum 2.0oo pounds;
Chehalts 10 North Yakima. on lumber.
lath and shingles. in straight or mixed
car loads, Is cents per loo pounds. mini
mum 25.e9 pounds: Chehalis TO Lakevtew.
lumber. in any quantity. 10 cents per 100
pounds, minimum charge. IS per car.
A distinguished party OF fasteners,
which has been touring the West. went
East on special train over the Great
Northern yesterday. There were John s.
Kennedy. OF Kennedy. Todd a Co. the
great New York barking firm. accom-
panied by his wife: Mr.. De Forrest OF De
Forrest Bros. attorneys for the New Jer-
sey Central railroad. and Mrs De For
rest and Mrs. Barber. They came west
ward over the Canadian Pacific about Q
week ago. The steamer City Of Kingston
brought them ever from Tacoma yester-
day morning. and after spending two
hours IN Seattle they left at noon in Hills
special car, which has been waiting for
them here since last FRIDAY. The party
VIII be met by Hsa at Hayre. Mont.
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Mr.. Hazard Honorct IN London

London. May is.-The United States am
eassador. Mr.. Baysrd. was q guest tonight
az the banquet OF the foreign consuls at
the Hotel Cecil. The hail was deliberately
decorated with United States and British
Tags entwtned- Alfred Rothshild pre-
sided. The bancueting hall presented a
brilliant scene which was increased by the
uniforms Of the several ambassadors pres
ent- p. A Collins. United States consul
general IN London. in a speech proposed the
toast to the eovcreixns and presidents o.,
the world Mr.. Bsysrt replied 20 the
toast The Diplomats" IN proposing which
the Persian consul general. IT. s. Foster
euloglse4 Mr.. Baysrd. who he sad wa.
honored by all the best people Of the United
states and Great Britain Mr.. Bayara. he
said. was one of the best proxies the United
states have ever had. As Mr.. Bayarsi rosa
70 reply the audience drank 10 his health
He dwest upon the mission Of the consular
service as being equal in Importance to ina,
Of diplomacy
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THE CzAR's MANIFESTO.
Speculation as TO Pnrtons and Conce.-
Atonx II WIN Grant.

London. May is.-rhe Chronicles Berlin
correspondent says that the Taxehiatt
claims that the cars manifesto will give
Asnnsstiea, partial or complete. TO Russian
prisoners a, Siberia. Those sentenced 20
TIE penal servttnae viii receive mitigation
% the sentence. snd offenders acuielled IN
Siberia will Re permitted 10 return 20 any
part % European Russia. except 81 Pet
ersburg ard Moscow. The sentences %
those IN tan n European Russia for serious
OTcnses viii be reduced ~ ons-shirs A
large nuHrhcr Of minor offenders vii he
parionea- Numbers or those who left TIE
country Tor political relief VIII BE- pa-~
tonci on cordition 81 their taking the cath
OF allegiance.
The peasantry IN certain POOR districts
VII ~ excused from arrears % crow
dues Even The Jews wlli nct Ne forgotten.
ana the ha'f-sfaTvrA lfear~w Agricultural
eoaonsos AZ EksteriHos,av vii Also se es-
cuse1 from arrears.
The Rome corTeepar fsat % TIE fyhra--
leie also hears that the vatican has lived
Information that the car w1i parsan al
CAtnoac priests whe have Aern irnrrsson-
ot Or seat % SIERRA for breach u ne 49,
&c worship laws. sni that re also rrcr1-
tses 60 grant gradually a rye measure Of
Religious MAsrty 20 al ths subjects. .nelud-
ma the Catholics Cardinal Aglla-sff tie
vatican representative 80 ghe coronation
Viii hard % ihe car an autograph i~'tcr
tFosn the poae urging an extension % re-
likiegs 1ih@rty.
In the first arEft % the coronation mani
feste rartr-arA provides fer the cancel
istsoH e tNe warnings 90 me eenso-s
stsndtss against RussiAr newsrare-s
wA,eA amour; - zee ae roaoles sni the
ssrr-essic1 % TIE pape-x Mo<s q n.
Sussao Fa0crs save ha1 a enursa q
warnt1Es haHSi1g ever tNeIr beads Tor
years past. This rarNsrxah II :ae mani
fes,1 ~ss omitted AZ ne instlrallsn Of GER
tan cougt rSiSfsterx- Russian -re<x-,~a
sre rsiprsliy tispScAset. eur u remains %
p seen - TIRE pAr4graPh VII % Inserted
TIC iEsaecGr.1Gs uNbles Who's, estates