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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-06-26
M.vviiie Elevator Destroyed.

MAYv1LLE, N. D., June 25.-Fire
totally destroyed the Great Western
elevator and car loaded with wSeat.
Ten thousand bushels Of wheat are al
most total loss. The Hotel Mayville,
Great Northern depot and the water
tank were saved. Spontaneous combus-
ton was the origin of the fire. #
cORNEII ERESHMEN WIN
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-06-26
TO NOTIFY M'KINLEY.

Committee Named by the Convention viii
# s. Go to Canton Monday.
OMAHA, June 25.-Senator John M.
Thurston issued the following notice:
The committee selected by the Re-
publican national convention to notify
Hon. William Mckinley of his nc nina
ton for president will meet at the Hol-
lenden hotel, Cleveland, June 20, and
proceed by special train on the morning
OF June 30 to Canton, O. The train
will return to Cleveland the afternoon
Of the same day. f
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-06-26
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURES SALE.

BLANCHARD & LINDBERGH
Affnrr1o0y,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-06-26
Chicago In 1896

Dated J Gne %. 1896.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-06-25

went along the piney woods road to
ward Kentville it gradually cleared up
and when they came in sight of Kent
Hall it was beaming.
"Dere's de cunnel"' said uncle. point
ing to gentleman dressed in "A white
duck suit, who sat comfortably in a
big armchair on the gallery.
He's one o de ars. You jes wait
here a spell ontel go an tell him"
"Well?" said Colonel Kent. goOd-na'
turedly. laying down his newspaper
What is it, Uuncle Dick"
Use ies' come ter tell you. cunnel
dat Use fOun' good woman dat
lakS the bes' in the world, an we'se
fixed our Minis dat We'll marry fore
long. We reckons ternight is de bes
time"
Marry! Good Lord" said the col.
onel astonished. "Such an old fellow
as you are"'
Il is ole, for fac, ,1as'r. but Use
lived alone nine years, an its mighty
loneSOme-'
That's So" said the colonel. kindly
An pears like | can't stan it no
longer An Sister Jackson needs Il
husband ter help her raise her chil'en.
Dere's leben chil'en an none oh 'em
miSsin'. cOundin' um right"
Eleven! How in the name of Gen,
eral Jackson are you going to take care
of eleven children?"
"noy's gWiue ter lake ca o me,
Mas'r,' said the old man, eagerly.
"Dey's mighty peart chiren. mighty
peart, an dey en- pick a heap oh cotton
an hoe con an taters an weed in de
gyarden an do Il power OBJ oder turns"
The curiOusly wizened old face shOne
as if he had just come into a fortune.
AN cunnel," he went on. Use git.
tin too ole ter wuk much, an | links
my meetin' up wild Sister Calline is a
special prOverdence. | wants ter git
de Grafton roun' soon dat dere's gwine
ter be weddin' down ter my lii house
ternight."
Go ahead then" laughed the col
onel. "The missis will have cake
baked for you, and, by George, it'll have
to be big one to 90 round"
The cake was baked in the big iron
bake kettle of antebellum associations,
and there was a festival in the cabin
down by the creek which lasted into
the small hours.-New York Tribune.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-06-25
A Sailors Remarkable Esoor.

a seaman on II. NJ. s. Edinburgh re-
Gently had n remarkable escape. He
was at work on ladder on the bow Of
the vessel rs she was going into Ports
mouth harbor, steaming ten knots an
hour, when the ladder broke and he
was thrown into the water directly nm.
der the keel. He came up again in tha
wake Of the ship, two ships lengths
astern, unhlrt. having escaped the sue
uon OF the Vessel and contact with the
propellerA
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-06-25

Yes, and no thanks to you doctors ,
Pink Pills that have done it. p,
hooed at it. But l know what X
talking about, and he had TO ~
what / said" %
(Signed) VIM. Bens,.
State of Oregon,
Marion County, 81
Subscribed and sworn to befo,s
this goth day of November, 1894
E. Hofer, Notary Public
In and for the state of Oreg',
DR.. Williams Pink Pills conte;n
a condensed form. all the elems
necessary to give new life and richS
to the blood and restore sbatts
nerves. They are an unfailinp sns,
for such diseases as locomotor ats,
partial paralysis, st. Vitus' dan
sciatica, neuralgia, rheumatism n.
GUS headache, the after effect Oi
grippe, palpitation of the heart n
and sallow competitions, all forms
weakness either in male or fem,
Pink Pills are sold by all dealer,
will be sent postpaid on receipt of M
30 cents a box, or six boxes for h
(they ars never sold in bulk or bv
1000, by addressing DR.. Villa
Medicine Company, Schenectady. N
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-06-25
THE PIANO NUISANCE.
Protracted Practicing Leads to Severe
Nervous Maladies,

NerNouS Malad1eS.
Gounod, the composer, bitterly resent.
ed the omnipresence of the avera ge
piano player says the st. Louis Globe.
Democrat. He was strongly in favor
OF somewhat severe pianofOrte tax
ms argument was that ninety-nine out
OF every one hundred who learned to
play the instrument failed to attain to
more than u superficial stage, either of
conception or execution, and that they
wasted valuable time, which might 9TH
erWlSe be employed in doing something
that would benefit them. He also con
tended that piano practice of students
constituted public nuisance, and was
irritating and eXasperating to such a
degree as to become an outrage on
peacefully inclined citizens. The pro-
posed tax was never levied, but some
figures published by French scientist
may possibly in some measure tend to
restrict the indiscriminate teaching to
music to very young children. 1t is de-
clared that large number of nervous
maladies from which girls of the pres
ent day suffer are to be attributed to
playing the piano.
Children who ought to be exercising
in the open air are kept at dreary and
diStasteful work at the keyboard hour
after hour daily, and the nerves simply
viii not stand the strain. 1t is said 10
be proved by statistics that of 1000
girls who study this instrument before
the age of II, no less than 600 suffer
from this class of disorders. while of
those who do not begin until later there
are only some 2OO per 1000. The prose-
cution of the study of the violin by the
very young is proved to be equally in
furious. The remedy suggested is thai
children should not be permitted TO
study either instrument before the AGE
of lG ut least, or, in the case of delicate
constitutions, not until later age. So
far rs the piano is concerned, however.
1t is possible that the true remedy NAV
be found in better method of teach-
Ing. The main point in early tuition is
to form" the hands and give them flex-
ibility and strength. This is purely me-
chanical, and it can be done away from
the pianoforte keyboard. The endless
! repetition of sound, which is responsi-
Bile for much of the wear and tear of
the nerves Of young musical students,
is thus avoided, and better progress IL
made from the concentration of the
mind and technique only. The obiec-
ton has been raised that such a system
makes only those mechanical" players
who would be SO under the ordinary
system of tuition. To those of true ar
tisttc instinct it is an ineStimable help,
and shortaner of labor.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-06-25

Goldfish are of Chinese origin. Tbsl
were originally found in a lake ne,
Mount Tsientsing, and were frs
brought to Europe in the seventeent
century. The first in Farnce came
present to Madame de Pompadour.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-06-25

Three hunters returned to Bsnpa
the other day from long hunt in tn
region about Big Fish Lake, Me-. hst
ing killed between thirty and fort
sable, four caribou and three deer.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-06-25

A Kennebec, Me-, man was shoyeL
ing gravel out of a bank into his wapu
the other day, and was naturally ,
trifie surprised when he shoveled ,
woodchuck into the cart with a spade
full of gravel.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-06-25

In 1894 there were in all 10,
missionaries in China-S60 men, IA
women and SAC single men. Of IA.
1850 were representatives Of BritS
Irish and Canadian societies, S1s |
American societies and So contineub
societies.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-06-25

1t is said that the poison from n
bite of mad dog may be neutraliw
by washing the wound as soon as Do
sible in warm vinegar and water, AM
dropping little muriatic acid into n,
wound.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-06-25

platform.
Hurry up there!" he called, running
forward, to the negro coach.
The steps were Overlooking with
pickaninnics, so black that at first
sight their small features would have
been indistingushabl but for the wide
crease on each face, filled with even
rows of teeth, startlngly white in CON
trast with their sOOty environment.
A fat, gOod-looling negress, holding
an oval bundle, wrapped in an old
shawl, close to her breast seemed to be
the center Of the crowd, and an old, Old
negro man, griZZled and wrinkled, WAS
lowering around its margin.
Is you got um all, Sister Calline!'
he asked anXiously.
Glare ef KNOWS" said the woman.
running her eye over the company.
Pears lax dere's one on um misSin'.'
"All aboardw shouted the conductor,
and the train moved.
"Hyar, mlstah. shrieked Sister Cal
line, "you'se cain off one o my
chilpenr
The conductor laughed gool-natured-
ly, and was gone.
"Oh, Lawd" mOaned the woman.
Hes done ca'cd off one of um. suah."
The station agent Sauntercd near.
He wore that intensely bored express
sion only possible to a man who spends
his life in a piney woods clearing. see
tnu fpIp pni a 1p,s In, IL ,I,,
checkers on barrel head in the in
tcrvals
One wonders if the lunatic asylums
are not largely recruited from this
class.
"Orter have tied 'em along a rope,
SOS they couldn't get away" he said.
Sister Calline turned her black vel
vet orbs in his direction.
You call dat train back, | saw" she
cried. Hes done ca'ed off one o my
chiren."
"Sp0se | can call the train back?"
said the man, COntemptuouSly. IF
you're sure one of 'em is miSSin' you'll
have to set down and wait here till the
train comes back They'll bring it.
reckon"
''Oh. my pore lii chilew
Tears began to stream down the
black face.
I. -. "''''',''" ''' ""''c 'ooNe" ueep-
.Is ,'r, uo,I v|',, '',,m, ,,,.,,,.....,
-, 90 P'''' ,'',,i" H,'i' "i't oh 'iiii
missin', Sister Callinei" he asked, SYM
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sa,,a, WV '''' N"'"'' sun ''i'S cro"u ol
"I,so mos, ,ur,ol,r sro, q. ,,.,,,
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,cont "rIow nonn ona ,I,o", ,,,,,' Wv
how" -, '''' ""'
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slier-"
.Vs hore m,mmrm in,o,.,,
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or, I'm ,,.,,,,, ,,,, ,a - "'"' "'"t
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for Couinn o.,,nr,,,,, ''',,,'' S''u '9'S,
m ,ho ad',n - ,,,,. H''''''S """"
The agent lnughed shnr,I, and ,rrno,
nwny
Thc rri2yIed o,a rrcl, tool. ,s ,
vcIlow handkerchief rron bJs nao,.ot ,,
ana carefn,lv du.tnd tho an1 pC ,S,a M
blanks before he took his snot
Ia ,uo., ,,n,.r, -,
,,,,,, %"', "', " ,,..,., 'n,v"u'''' "'acN sun
,',', "',,' " ~, "I'u u''''""''"'S once moved III
"S" So SoN'(,s Cn
,.,,, N''''''' 'ooN'u Ut MN with
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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-06-25

F1TS.-All fits stopped free by DIR. Kline,
Great Nerve Restorer. No fits after the Ami
days use. Marvellous cures. Treatise and SN
trial bottle free to Fit cases. Send TO Dr. Klins
93l Arch St., Philadelphia, Pa.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-06-25

For lung and chest diseases, Piso's Gun
is the best medicine we have used.-Mn
J. l.. Northcott, Windsor, Ont, Canada
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-07

lore tabs CO leather tipped with ezarnsi-
wa3sh hang ecEn from the buckle u
frons
re newest bets have purzss attached
II them. either fastened directly OF tee-n
or saxrer1e1 Is strsps. Hans sateasas
o. rather bet satehe3s tazt are ssFEe
enough 10 rod handkerchief. noss book.
purse, ese.. are male With strzpe wh-cn
fastea sroans ffss bei; instead Of ssaar4y
hooking on sta THE constant rssk OF
falling o.. T. IS r-xazrkabse how those
inch geld bssts attract the rtzr~l fancy.
Hardy Old farmers not Otherwise gwen
TO frlvoiity buy them 20 take home 20
Maria or Jane. VITO shows her sppEecza~
ton BIZ wearing II grit about her ample
waist when sne comes into the city 70
buy her lawn dress and the city
d me, seeing II, goes home and presents
hers 30 her ianndress. ant thus begins
the decline u tire golden belt. We haze
seen ii xsnk xrzduzsly Gown from the
magic g. - 20 a psltry quarter. and now
with a little search these orcs coveted
giriies can be found sailing a. ~ GEMS
apiece.
AZ the races were many belts In the
collars OF the favor.te stables. Not al
tire costumes admitted OF belts are some
OF them embodied the coiors in The gown
f-ssls For instance. q costume OF dark
blue and gold represented q weil-knoTn
stable ard vas a delightful couo-na-
ton. The material was changsabia tai
feta In a fern leaf design Tire skirt vas
trimmed with two accordion pieated
frflls OF r1ousseline ce sole. The bodice
sas rna6e with a yoke and short lace
Jacket dsaped over tafrsta- The collar
was o. vesves with q high stanfirg frill
OF nacasses.nc ard many iooDec bow
under The chin. The hat was rough straw.
ths crown of whfcfs x8s concealed BY many
LOOPS az gnousseiIne. Resting on the brim
were tEe rosss from which two wings
stood out raRrc2ry fashion
Other hats showed preference for tuile
rough brown round straw vas trimmed
wish pink and green rainbow tuiie. that
was knOtted on top 81 the crown. and from
the knot punches ~ hack quilts stood Oft
on each SIDE Ike wings.
Another brown hat had roll Of brown
tuIie al round the bgim-
Pink dotted chiffon. 20 match the deep
pink roses on some leghorn hats, IL used
In a fan shape az the back Of the crown.
Among the pretty wraps was a Dres-
Gen silk care yelled with black and pale
green net There we're immense loops OF
the silk which started az the chin and
stood out over the shoulders and the neck
ruehe consisted or velvet ivy leaves m
the green. red, brown and purple shades
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-07

os ere snk. TIE ret formed Ire 'front.' ane
back 81 the CAPE and was eelted IN 81 tie
waist ike n vest THE nart that buns
free ever the arms VAS Npiled win loose
" drseed ret
n passing. Is - WUFtA While 20 sNEKest
that In making = cape. taGesa ra1le,
psnkPs3 at tbs edge. wsla re foaE4 N&rS
useful 70 make = chA@oH rcszuce stRDa
cut as Il should 1snatg-Tw&de acaucsuE
can - bought a. the stores Ter = cents
a vAra Il shoai8 be 3ast 3 sriae n&T-
ro~er thar ths cn}1sa seses - 80 Ae
ssrafNa over g. Ready made ruchsEx for
ths necR may also ha hassxAt. bet nes CT
s,,.ssssss,lfsa IS cheaper. ard ;s = very easy
Il rlwat 60 shsr 4 fnfs tha desired shzSs-
Last years n}Rek sassn oF velvet cSpe
mas be uaz&r a. Eco& - nee ~ cutting
n og seine AID EaEntseiEs x as ahoEe
ssezxfsssas Tlse rasr~ tF4gaaalNx ea = cSas
ths tsesfsF ana lt - nos necessary - casf-
aae cnesett = oae VARSITY. have scen
waite lseS,. hack laee. eAi~aa. Nueu ssa-
xEste sssd fese2 gFsnmssnE az cE TBS szssze
Cage ess ls~rs s@@ ss p0s~.s--Ix ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-07
HOSIERY.

Dent waste money buying Hosiery
til yom haye seen our stock.
The rnoney-ssving qualities of this
store shine the brightest here.
io0 dozen ladies' Fast Black Fine
Gauge Cotton Hose. special price to-
morrow. three pairs for PC.
100 dozen Ladies' Extra Heavy Fast
BLACK Pull Fashioned Seamless Hose.
retaned every where AZ 95c par. ard
good value ~ lie. TOO. here tomorrow
they will be roc pair.
800 dozen Ladies' Cotton Hose IN the
new dark russell shades, extra length
faIl seamless foot great bargain. al
Iec pair.
50 dozen Chiisren's Ribbed Tan
Hosiery. all sizes from 8 10 81. special
price. two pairs FOR &c.
81 dozen Meas FAST Black cottoa
so1. i0c pair.
50 dozen Ladies' Extra Length Full
Fashioned Fast Black Cotton Hose,
two pairs for &c.
80 dozen Ladies' Fine Imported Cot
ton Hose. Hermasorf dye. double heel
aaA toe. spsse4ai price, three pairs for
&c
81 dozen LADIES' Super s-Gauge
HerTnsa0sf Black Hosiery. double soles.
double heels aud toes. extra wsde top,
special length. the very best stocking
on earth for the money. &c pair.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-07

Copyright, fsss. By TIE Bachssier synd-
cate.
The Brooklyn handicap brasEs cut a.
moot a. fuAuy swell esetaw - - tfie Sex
York horse Raox. ard aotEsfns sarlftng
the fact that the bicycle manufacturers
ara ovsrvhsInssd WITH deazas&@ Tor more
~heels. there wers agsf eso1gn fFa~zsss %
the equine race lsfs 10 make very cfii-
liant showing Of gowns 81 the Erst - tie
swo ~r.at horse races Of fhe season
gwesseom viii hardy have rscoveTsr from
this until IL h. called usos 10 grace TIE
Suburban wtfn It's Brilliant cSas ugsssr ~
Those who wfzh 70 eeEipss fhesr rsiSiascx
or their rivals next finze woHI9 90 wei 10
note some Of the gowns which we're cor
spfcuous at the Handicap of course sfe
particular eososs % the stable 70 wnscn
one Processes allegiance must ai~aya Be
consi6ared. ard use,i az a compound o. ~
least az ar ornament 20 the costume worn.
After the Suburban every sois That y any
body goes away. leaving vs. unfortunate
nobodIes at home TO console Ourselves
reading about what sort Of an ifnFresstor
Hsxs Naarsol BFown-Smlfn appears 20 DO
making upon sorsebocy'g Iorsship at New
port. II therefore heaoayss those VINO
wish 10 make q sersa ton before the season
as ont 20 get ready fer the SiVpFoan. Ss
ahaf In the last chance.
There a.e those who take more Interest
pf the actual races than II the gowns they
wear Among tho1e are such familiar
names as Mrs. ". r. y. ssokcs, YEetfe
GusIbart. Maggie ci.ne sn1 Others, who
are saif TO have pat 90 considerable
money at more than one rAce. Indeed.
great mary worssn lament tho custom
witch prohibits them from ire betting
H..g and compeis fhegr 20 aiaperae quar-
eers by the wholesale TO TIE boys Tho
carry their rnessages Maggie Cilrs II Sal
20 have broken over thiK ruie. ard = otfaa
seer IN the thick % TIE nEht, as K we're,
with 10 one but meu argHnf heF. This
1ady<H horse sense II said 70 ccnflHe Itself
90 froffers. ho@eTsr. and she $ therefore
not prominent az me BAnascap.
Ladies who are not IL the ring are
hone the less interested. and they keep
fhe boys busy with their erraads 4
special purse has been maHe fof this pssE-
pose only. Il holds large number of
quarters. which &C tbs purse exactly. and
81 IS not intended to BE- used fer anything
else. The pure hangs on cnatelasus
like the ordinary silver chain purses.
The cbaieiaine. by the way. 10 very ne
cessary accessory 20 the toilet. There II
no end 20 the number OF things that rnag
BE- hung on t. 4 young lady made
present of one OF them 20 fFiead With
The recommendation: Hang Oh this
those things which you most frequently
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-07

thin dress withost a wrap Therefore
short full cape Is an almost Indispensable
garment They are made very fel. bat
~ snEgly ever tie shoulders arr around
the neck.
TIE dust cloak r again = fashion. and
made wan care 20 suit the dgure % ire
w@arer they are an Improvement on fhe
o5e-fashlone3 loose affairs CO a 1rca1e
or mere age They are usually made of
a cark-coiorsd material. light f. weight
a-s waterproof Thes. hitherto 6esplse1
garments are really most useful for = long
srtvr, as thsy enable ths we1rer 70 arrive
AZ her destination With her gown lgokanE
fresh. and as spick and spar as ste ccGl9
wish
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-07

a. tss former Is more elastic and Cts bat
ter
10 net faStsn a eanasge on By TIE use
% THREAD. Use elastic yarn or sew & On
\ few drops q tiucturs ~ bsnzoln ~
hshys hath viii give Il del gatfGi fra
grSuce ana - mast beneficial % ths akin.
Camphor Is one - ths siznples; o. house
hol8 remedies and Should alNays - On
hand p4lnfal scratch Is saos heated
~ bathing the part wlth a little cAnphor.
Il wiH surg pretty Sharply ~ hrst. eUr
thar NJ coon pass % 4 few drofs q
eara0Aer ia q hais a Sass % water wgu
ofswz sure 3 headache sr.S.nE from a S.
nreern5 stomach scr q co34 IA tn@ Rad
bUFn = sntaA iagno cs Wuna eaunnAo- On
i've ccS4s 4a2 snaaae tAe far1sz re ra-
Nes al - almost iasfar1Aae0ls= Tf i
VERY much cAeErsr &c aaAks yeuw gwn
srsE3ts cf e&-nAsg. Fag sogue v5e-eS q
gsua c&1ehor Tea cleaa a2llle Al asa
AlcoAal 80 usake q se1afon
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-07

lose" OF course thts varies according g
the natural tastes ard failfaer IS gAe
wnarer tag sSsne - tha things witch
are sometimes wotn are a ne Fsse8nf m
ped ara penrH. a smelling salts e silver
ppYso, a stamp box. as8 w@Beh nsk SIS
rsanf3an a t3uT mIrroT abicB u,ust be
consulted moN sn& fhsa after ssrte rNr-
stcaaarsF exciting Facr az c<srsa 81 T.
very nice * have al these mate 81 eals
bat enamel - censsSesve5 casreet and
silver Is far from asigE uN8es rAhEa stanv
81 the buckles ags set Nsse ReFos hsi1
there are 30 usaBv rNsta tgsbles aeW thst
there Is danger that rc-l .s@css BAY not
be anasreciatesa ~ s&cA s. posttlsa
A cha4afaEne 81 casgSe fsraltes e h-lts IS
sn,seest everything slFS deca tas ssassr
HAvc yee q round saistF aeu vra~ Es-sle
ar scwssea or = Russian easuaei lae5 astR
A.. Have yea y &s0e}s tac Set AcD aear b
Ma or anaeeada hssss- Ana Is sa0 E&se 3
Norfolk sacAcs yoa car take yotF f,se-cs
hetssesn a bella eF tae material, = nafeVp
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