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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-07-23

Cheap. one s-year-old Victor horse, 1000
pounds: will trot fast. one l2-yestr-old
mare. 900 pounds, one road cart, one lsts-
foot iisherman's dory. VIII sell al 4 bar
gain. S. A. Marshall, 20 Dennis street,
Gardiner. Juiy-ou-w
number of desirable residences in
Augusta, Maine. varying In prices from
$50 to $500: also several 10 TO 10 acre
places in the suburbs of this city, one
two-story house and lot in Lewiston.
Maine A number of farms in kennebec
county, varying in price from $1,000 10
5000 Houses and tenements to let. q.
w Whitehouse Attorney, Augusta, Me-
JAM dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-07-23

A few reliable men to sell sick and ac-
cident insurance throughout the State.
Monthly premiums instead of assess
ments. This plan sells at sight. and an
energetic man can make good money at
it. Address, ii. II. Thomas, 80 Exchange
St, Portland, Me. july9, div
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-07-23
WANTED.

Boy wanted at Hotel North. july22d2t
Wanted man and wife to work on u
farm. Farmers attention; We can fur
nish first class farm hands. 223 Water
street. june24 diff
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-07-23
MISCELLANEOUS.

RICARDO'S DANDRUFF CURE AND
HAIR RENEWER-A sure cure for
Dandruff. Falling Hair and all scalp dis
eases. win promote the growth of hair.
viii cure itching of scalp, pimples,
blackheads and all skin diseases WIN
permanently relieve the most obstinate
cases Sent securely packed, by mail, to
any address. Price. IS cents. Address,
Ricardo Remedy Co., Augusta Me-,
Il. S. A. july15dlm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-07-23
LOST.

Three keys on ring. with long chain
attached. Please return to- Chifrles .Jen-
kns. 332 Water street. and be rewarded.
juiy23d2t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-07-23
FOR BOSTON!

Daily service. COM
mencing June q. 80
Str. DELLA COLI
Inns viii leave
Augusta at $50 p.
M, Iiallowell 2.
connecting with the
nOpular steamers
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-07-23

BUSINESS WOMAN TO TRAVFI.
for Old established firm. Permanent, $40
per month and expenses. z, Box 50,
Phla., Pa. juy5 dImot
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-07-23

An experienced girl for general house
work. Apply at AZ Middle street or at j.
w. Cross shoe store, Hallowell
Ill.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-07-23

Two new houses on Cedar ST.,
City Water, Hard Wood Floors,
Eight Rooms, besides sails, Pan
try, and Store Rooms. Large Base
ments. Ten Dollars per month.
Ready now. a. W. BROOKS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-07-23

WANTS put In these columns secure
more answers than those who have not
tried are aware.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-07-23

All sufferers with that weak. tired, ner-
vous trouble to know that L have new
celery remedy that will cure them. Adj
dress for circular, or call on G.. H. Beane
druggist, Gardiner. Maine. june2idtf
Good general girl, one that can cook
some. Win pay good wages. Family
small work light. Address Mark. Ken
nebec Journal Office. junel0dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-07-23

Miss f. B. Wellman has opened a mil
linery business al No. 22 Pleasant street,
and is prepared to attend to all kinds OF
trimming in the latest styles.
juy5 dlmos
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-10-27
Excursion Rates to State Fair.

The twcnty-ninth annual Fair of the
State Agricultural and Mechanical Socic-
Is will be held Nov S-l2. 1897, and the
Southern hallway with its usual libcrali-
~ has arranged 20 takc care of the great
crowds that arc expected To visit C)lum-
bia dIr:ng tho week. Tickets are to he
sold for round trip from Nov. Oh TO Eth
inclusive, with final limit Nov. 18th,
from points named rs follows:
Anderson, $3.50; Piedmont. Pelzer and
Willianston. Si.1p; Bolton, 81 10; IIonca
Path. :l.O5; Donalds, S3S,.
Tickets viii be sold OF the 10th and
18th OF November, with linal Limit No
vembcr ltb, as follows:
Anderson, $50; Piedmont. polzcr,
WiIliamston, and Belton, 500. IIonca
Path and UOnads, $3.50.
On Wednesday and Thursday, Novom-
Dor 10Th and Ilth, Il special train will run
from Anderson 20 Columbia and return.
This train will leave Anderson each day
at .,.:,0 a. IN. and. returning, vii leave
COlnm bia AT $50 y. N.
A II rates quoted include fifty cents to
cover an admission To tho FaiH Grounds.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-10-27
lie was CIlagi'inncd.

the following amusing incident Oc
currcI in front of tho Evans Pharmacy
last Friday morninc and we publish It Dy
permission Mr. .Iscob Irons Miller, of
Macon County, y. G arrived in the city
Friday morning III !is buggy and pro.
ctedrd - make i! known that he was
teaching the 'Okahoma Antiauel Art
W"rb.' He drOvo to the front Of the
Evans Phnrnlscy nni alghted with pic.
.urc il, crch llnni at! approached the en-
trance. Far back IN lbe store. facing tho
entrance, isn large mirror which adornt
me front Of the prescription ca,o. This
rih., wa iinuIriia.civ IN front Of Mr..
Mllicr, and all N rnco hc discovered what
he supposed tO DO ac nIpciitor. He stop
pod shor. and, gszng At him. lifted his
pictures 70 attract his attention. He
competitor did the same. Millers face
took on u bewitching smile of iriondliness
and he again raised his pictures. The
other man, with smile equally as friend
ly, lifted his pictures lie took step
forward and his now acquaintance did the
same. Quickly shifting both pictures to
one hanu. and, with countenance BEAM
ing with the most friendly intentions, he
took another step forward, aud, extending
and elevating his hand and crOokiDg his
index finger, beckOned the other man to
approach. The other man did the same.
Instantly looking beyond The man, Miller
discovered horse and buggy exactly like
LIS oWus uuus tuIuIuR. Tue tEHtU is5uGu
upon him-he had been holding panto-
mimic conversation with his own Image
reflected from a glass. On either side OF
the door, watching overy motion and
change Of facial expression, stood several
Anderson men, noted for their keen appre-
citation OF the ridiculous They took In
the entire scene, and when IL ended their
smothered mirth burst into immoderate
peals of laughter. TO say that Miller was
chagrinned Is expressing it mildly, but he
joined in the fun and said: II have trav-
eled mighty nieh every whar-eight or ten
States nud to Texas, but that's the worst
fooled / ever were. thought that feller
looked like me. but kuowed it want me,
and seed he had piclefs and l loud to
rnyse!f I'd Ike TO git aquanted. Well,
that's pretty heavy OH me, but you telers
can laugh and enjoy yose|ves; amt no
objections. Never seed my old horse
and buggy knowed l was fooled. No,
let iini laugh. love 10 zee utn enjoy it "
Miller seems trim full OF good nature
and we wish him succeae w!.i. his "CA.a-
homa Antiquel art work.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-10-27
T0ney Creek ftenls.

People are quite busy picking OUT their
5-cent cotton. The price Is very dis
couragtDg to the farmers, and thuse in
debt can never pay out at the present
price.
The road from Toney Creek to Bolton
is being put In fine condition now by the
County convicts, buk we fear we will
have muddy ride during the winter.
Miss Ellen Gordon is now teaching the
school at Calhoun. She has very good
school, and is an excellent teacher. She
boards at Mr. j. r. Mattison's.
Row. r j. Williams was reelected Ii,
serve the Shady Grove Church for
smother year. The Sunday School Is very
good at present. :.
Miss Ellen Acker, who has been very
sick for 30 long while, IL nows able TO
ait up. Her little brother Grady, who
had fever also, is improving slowly.
Mrs. Maggie Norris is in bed sick.
Several people Ii 0EF community were
disappointed last Tuesday at not being
able to attend tho Stock Show at Honea
Path. IL ie tn he cc Nov. So. Every
body Ia looking forward to 1t as q big
time.
A few persons In our nelghbothood at-
tended the corner stone laying.
We do not hear Of any weddings in this
community. Too hard times.
The.1 viii 10 pionty or seed eweat po-
tatoes this fall, as nearly everybody's are
small.
Some OF our people speak OF attending
the State Fair in ColumbIa.
ORLANDO r
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-10-27
Beit0n Items.

We are much pleased with the change
that has been made In the INTELLIGENT
GER 1t looks better and there Is more in
1t. We have always considered 1t one o Z
the foremost County newspapers in the
State, and since 1t has dHwned new dress
and added more to its reading matter, we
hel!svo no County IN the Stale can boast
of better.
Dr.. Chas Geer, Of Atlanta. who mas teen
visiting his mothers family for some time,
vent nway few days since to attend the
Medical College in John Hopkins Univer.
sity. DIX. Geer has been for the past two
years connected with the Grady Hospital,
nj Atlanta. aud has won for himself quite
an enviable reputation for nne so young.
He goes to baltimore to gst tbo superior
advantages offered by the Hospital there
Messrs c. w. Rice and ]. c. Green of
FLrman University, came down Saturday
.:e-H!og to visit their parents. They were
accompanied home by their fellow. stu-
dents. Messrs. J. II. Earle. Jr., and NJ. T.
Burriss.
Miases Georgia Alderman and Ivy
Henderson. Of the Greenville Female Col
lege. visited Mrs. w. B West last week.
Chas. Cox, OF Pelzer, was here Sunday.
Congressman and Mrs. A. C. Latimer
spent part Of last week in Lowndesville,
where they went to be present at the mar
riage Of Miss Katie Koy.
Court Stenographer, j. d. Campbell, ia
at home for few days.
Notwithstanding the very low price OF
cotton. quite good deal has been coming
in. There has been paid out more than
S25. 900 for It during the past week. There
10 no better market Ia the ;P country
than can be found right here In Bolton.
The two literary societies Of the High
School have been reorganized, and are now
doing good work. Mr.. J. D. Hunter is
I'sesident, and r B. Campbell Secretary,
OF the Usamean Mis5 Mamie Poor0 ie
President. and Miss Inez Campbell Secrs-
tary, OF the Othacs. These societies are
capable of doing and have done good work.
The vonng people shnnld he encouraged
IN their efforts along this line.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-10-27
Zarlinc Happenings.

Our farmers are delighted with ths fine
rain we had recently.
There will be no red noses nor cold II A.
gers this year from picking co.too, as !, is
about all open.
Onr turniD patches arc complete failure
this year. Don't know whet rs will d,
for something to boil during the cold
the folks ever tho river-''do without"
The fine crop Of inuscadines is about
played out, but the persimrnOns and pos 3.
Sums are getting iipe, but they arc mover
very good until frost falls.
II il with sorrow that we chronicle the
severe illness OF Mrs. W. NJ Prnit, We
hope sho will soon be restored 10 health.
Many of our Young mon wero very
much disappointed last Tuesday. because
tlry couldn't get To show of their
'pretty horses" ut the IloEea Path
Stock Show. Cheer up boys, yonjl
get to show them ye. on the 3td Of
November.
We are glad to learn that Rev. W. p.
kinard, the great evangelist. will be in
Hnnea Path this week. His meetings
will doubtless be much attended.
Miss Wylie, one Of A Abbevjlle's fair dam
sels, worshipped at Little River last Sab.
bath
Miss Belle Taylor is in Lsvonia. attend
ing the marriage of her cousin, Miss Eulie
Young.
Mr.. George Alewine has purchased q
fine Columbus buggy.
Miss Viola Poore. Of Due West. passed
through this section last week canvassing
for school. Miss Poore is All sccom-
plished young lady. and we wish her
much SUCCESS
MIR. II. o Branyon. accompanied by his
little daughter, Maude. went to Bowman.
Ga. las, week. Miss Maudo is in schcol
at the i JoLn (;ih.OT Iratjttitp
Mr.. j & Pruitt worshipped at First
Creek Sunday.
Tao other mornng negro boy WAS
mis-ing-Hil not cCino 10 his work. The
boss III All asked where vas John?" whan
an old rusty looking negro standiag off q
little way said II don't know, s all, but l
think he's sick wild &c yaller rlexandelr."
But it was only lAziness.
Dr. II. T.. Branyon left Thursday for
Atlnnta, where ne will finish his course Of
lectures in dentistry.
Fall has come with its gloomy, melau-
choly days, and we can trutnfulIy say
with Mr.. stanton that, The NAPLES seem
to murmur, the lilies seem to sigh. for
summer Gays goodbye, for summer says
goodbye" BROWN EYES.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-10-27
Pine Grove Items.

We have been 90 busy we have neg
lected our correspondence for some time,
but We are glad that we can send In few
dots one more time.
Gathering cotton and corr. is tho order
OF the day.
Miss Lula X ing and her sister, Miss
Josie, have been very sick with malarial
fever, but we are glad to say they will
soon be up again. =.
Mr.. G.s McPhail and family, of this
section. have moved TO Pendleton. and
Mr.. Sam Jones and family are going to
move to Fair Play. We regret to see
them leave. - I.
T mir. George iSt,g, from Piedmont, Ii
visiting friends s::1 relatives III this COM
munity.
Mr. Charles Carroll aGd his brother
have gone on visit to their sister hear
Donalds. sst IS
Mr.. Jim Fowler died at his home In
this Townahip Saturday, Oct. is. and on
tered in the New Prospect Church yard.
Tho funeral services were conducted by
Rey. w. b. Hawkins. Many sorrowing
friends and relatives were present. Mr..
Fowler was q popular young man, and
WAS highly esteemed by his friends and
consistent member of the Baptist Church..
Besides his father and mother. he leaves
brother and three sisters to cherish his
memory.
We have elected Rev. J. b. Heron for
pastor at Salem another year. ..S
The young ,solks have started the cam
dy-pullings, .pound-parties and acorn
battles. That's right, enjoy yonraeIves
while you are young. ~
was glad that ttBeity" wanted to hear
from"Qld Joe.'eI might have known,
thoughthat all of fthegirls wantedao hear
from him.
oh, yes, boys, you may talk about us
old bachelors as much as you please, bnt
we can beat you ont any Sine.
We haven't seen any Piedmont ITEMS
you again. OLD JOE.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-10-27
BOleman News.

The recent rains we're very beneficial to
turnips and potatoes but injured the cot
ton in the fields considerably.
There were about twenty western
horses sold at public auction at Town
vile last Thursday. They brought from
$25 to $50 each.
MIR. L. Hunter, Of near Townville, wLu
has been confined to hie room for several
months with severe attack Of sickness,
we are glad to say is able to be out again.
Married, on Sunday evening, Oct. II,
1897, at the residence OF the BRIDES uncle
Mr.. John Reeder, in Oconee County, by
Rev. ]. NJ. McGuire, Mr.. Crayson Dob
bins, Of the Fork, and Miss Msttie Kay,
of OcOpee County.
The Double Springs Baptist Church, at
their last Conference meeting, re. ected
Rev. +. Nj. Estes their pastor for another
year.
Tho farmers OF this section contem-
plate sowing "a good deal small grain this
fall.
MI. L. II. Tribble had a bale of cotton
stolen from Tribble IL Richardson's gin
house last "Wednesday night. They have
not been able to recover the bale yet.
John Smith and Ed. Earle iv0i.) WoTo
suspected Of the crime and were arrested
last Sunday morning and lodged in the
Anderson jail to await their preliminary
trial, which is set for next Thursday
a good school teacher is wanted at Tug
aloo to take charge Of the school when
tho public school opens.
Mrs. B. III. Glymph, who has been very
sick for some time. we ere glad to say IS
improving some.
Prof w. A. Dickson has charge OF the
Oakdale school again for another year.
Miss Annie Is. Dairymple has been en-
ployed by the patrons Of the Shaay
Grove school to teach for them this ses-
sion. We wish her much success, as 1t is
her first attempt q tesching.
SCRIDBLER.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-10-27
Shall II he Yonr Family 2

Z We are going to fit out one family In
Shoes absolutely free on Monday night,
or twenty. ave. But this only applies 10
your immediate ismiiy. In this drawing
we cannot count your mother. .in-law,
auut's. uncle's, DO With every cash pur-
chase Of one dollar We give a;tiokst, which
entities ycu 70 a chance to have your
family fltLsd. "a. tho same time give you
had elsewhere Secure your tickets at
once Drawing at 6 so on Monday night,
Noy. lat, old Possofflc8 building. Ro.
member all our shoes are just from the
Factories. Wa haye no old stock. We
have the correct ahapes and shades. Oar
prices are undsr foot. Drawing Monday
Yours for shoes, Elentric City Shoe Sscro.'
&, FRIPr .& LiGoN Prop.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-10-27
Cedar Grove Items.

(. We have hourlshing Sunday School
now. We have four offlcers-two Super
intendents and two aasistanfs-which
certainly ought to mako tae school Q s.c-
cess. S
Mrs. John Dean died Sunday, and her
remains were buried at Big Creek Church
Monday.
The health Of thih section Is remarke-
bly, good at this time. y !,
The laying OF the Corner stone In Asl-
derson bad 2 bad effect on some Of our
boys who were present. They came
within their raach--cnlfnn eecc<a. ;zn1Sai. for
Instance. M.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-10-27
A Card or Thanks.

Editors Intclligencer Please allow mo
through your ooiiimns TO thank tue Tue
friends and neighbors for their sympathy
and assistance In the recent protrao.ef nj.
ness and death Of my beloved wife. May
the Lord abupdantly bless them.
-. .s NJ. N. MITCHELL (
Bolton, IS. c.. Dot. q, 1897. (. 8 4 v s.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-10-27

rent retail prices of meat products and
cotton oil this day, lIy l.. T. Norryce.
Roll oi orchestra at laying of corner
StOnO
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compned to be done the
xct
in enemga
tf
an DG MMmeyNo
in ne CnyfA Anderson.
o
thar h hen nMecty
the yGoMan
ug
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MI lE ! / !: ELL !
SReo @ s. :


Does the work Some bought
the Racket boughs
stock Dry Goods Shoes,
All
One price
The Racket the andf believe
We lead the flock. (. .sA
Any ahoe
counter No 81 Now these double
Ask about
weeks than doing
Ladies' Shoes
sell cost time a sans
people, they
goods at Sorry Cant
keep EN- Every train aleand
keep crowded
Twenty-Five Slate
yards Dome,
Along Clothss.
Bpya W
gant The
Mott
The
around,
All .s RES
cents,
csts,
/
agO0E sE y E.Es{s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-06-19
LA VENGANzA DE UN NOBLE

capaes vando de los suyos esaban muy
Por pare revoluc6n de Chile hab1a
termnado fines del verano la tranquiad haba enacdo
reVuelto Gambia Vender
ufrr gandes peidas todos los vaores tan
apreto le haban colocado
Obraba ahora prudenca anZandGse va en- las
especuacones peigofsma ben veces lie haoan
hecho mone, haban fortuna en- Pel-
gro. Guerra cuedamente fortuna vCVer~
embargo la qudaci6n de fin experimental oruees
angusa agunas pGrddas mprevas causadas por agunas
especuacones echa subda de los precos del rigo e
hceron perder mones ell momento mlsmo ce1a
situacon de poer los agares ha
ba irmado 4 Raimundo.
principles nverno habia vuelto hablar su
de Ramundo nj de negocos No la dlrlgo nun
frae aprobar desaprobar 10 aslduo
vista del marques No extrahaba al
possible As que Genoveva sorprendi6 muchs
cuando mardo le preguno la manana del % de D-
ciembre
-;Continuares sendo mejor amiga del marques de Ma
rignac?
;Pues naturalmente! ilo mismo que vos!-e oontes
to la infeliz tembando.
-iOh! IA mi no me lgan con 81 mas que los negocios
parece honraros mas sncera amls-
tad!... Voy tener que pede favor cuento
para que lie nduzca que me 10 preste Me COM
prendeis?
Gambia faba ella, al msmo tempo hablaba, una
mrada burona Genoveva le contest6 con indignac0n:
Si necesitas dneo puedo daroslo, puesto que soy
RIGA; pero estoy dispuesta a prestarme nada que
Gambia la interrumpi6 desdenosamcnte, diciendo:
Iabais 10 misrao que nina, sin pensar 10 que de-
,Cuanas be de deciros que vuestra fortuna me
e n pueso que pue cogera embellishments? Cuando
negocos necesa dnero 10 hace faa son betes
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-06-19

de Banco contado los compromises adqu
rdos Por 10 dem promeo que antes de seis lie
habe devueto al senor marques soamente 10
ahora. sino odo cuanto lie debo de Quiero
ayudeis slo os? 10 quero; obigareis pregunta
por segunda 81 los ntereses de vuestro amigo
para por encma de los de marido!
Aquf soy e amo! Tengo ell derecho de mandar mando!
Manana we're Margnac; preciso esta noche
cuando haceros cuctiana hagas todo
os he peddo.
Genoveva conest6 encerrarse habitaci6n
para dar rienda suelta su llanto.
Por la tarde de las cinco, dirigo muy nervosa
al salon Raimundo Para disimuar emocon,
tena alberto libro ante ojos pero no lefa.
Blanca tocaba ell piano canci6n provenzal que la
senora Sermets habfa ensenado eaba oyendo LENA
de aegra Pero cuando sono la anuncando
sta, la seora Sermets exemec6 argued las
la arrebataban ell nomeno de algeria Meta estaba
proporcionando advnando adema que aquela vtaque
poda que la de Ramundo-ba proporcionaas gra
disgustos e porvenir
Todos los martes, ueves sabados, ell marques compile
tamene solo, iba a hacer vista la baronesa,
Era ndudable que la Sermet habfa sentdo qor
Raimundo carlno de Hugues ade
mas; porque Blanca queria que lie quisiera.
Estaba agradecdo por las defeenca que aque dis
pensaba: sc decfa
Pueso que 81 que ha de ell suegro de Blanca,
quiere dstngue, esoy de que prohi
bira cuando lado de Ia oven parea
continues que habfan sdo al principle tade tarde
frecuenes que cas cuodianas Oh!
Sermetis Sc habfa sublevado.
e.-iEsto es demasiado, demasiado! repetfa.
No comuncaba nadie temores sospechas an
su hijo, por el cua sentfa gran indignation.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-06-19
COMO PuE0E SALvkRsE LA HMANOAD DE TAI AzoTE PLAZA?
LA
sIFILIs?

Los s.potaao
,a;i n;sn 10:
mos Ses:s ssss$ 2e ,%n %
% % a % 3 >o CUE las n , % @ ] s1 % "e : scs %s s s s
tod. % 2s;G ; s: '2 @ n % & de *. % :: @ tss s"
r"r ge %o v"aa ] ] 's* .o % s r rss s
a @ aS5 dsaiss s
sss: ::: @ :: : :% ;"S
r pc; % !e"" s ss % % ra.S a's
Fs a9s ss d ] ess" % @ s % ] ,s % @ %o % s"" LA 81
que tan
s :a' r% %';s: ns:a %
:s:: ::% = ::i b. H. S4s III 4''
pvIara" IA pa para s'
HF !:' % % o % ao o % % ;s ' no %
pno aq s~a que acaa fa~' G
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