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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-11-26
LATE LroAL DECISIONS.

The drunkenness Of q trespassef who
ats down on 4 railroad track 10 hes0.
In Price W.. Philadelphia. W. Z B. =.
Co. (Md.). SO L. r. A. 2l3, not to OK
cuse him from the effect OF his ncsn-
gence.
An assessment on q burial ground
for water pipes In . street In 'front.' g
It IL held, in Philadelphia W. Union
Burial Ground (Pa.), 80 L. h. A. 1uas
not to he a tax within the exemptions
Of such grounds from taxation.
An unsigned, manifested sheet max
Ing an additional beQuest. attached ~
q testator to his will after Its execution,
IL held. In Shaw w. Camp ull). 30 IL
II. A. 11c, to be made effective as part
of the will by subsequent codicil.
A public square in town or village
treated as such for more than eighty
years Ia held, In Sturmcf vs.. County
Court Nv. Val. 30 l.. II. A. 800. to be
irrevocably dedicated fO- public use
and the County Court Ia denied the
power to sell such square to private
persons for the erection OF private
buildings thereon.
The erasure Of q specific legacy from
= will with the effect Of increasing Tho
residuary bequest II held. In Ailes's
Appeal (Conn.), SO L. H. A. 40, to b.
insufficient to revoke such legacy where
the statutes provide that no will or cod
icil shall be revoked except by burning.
canceling. tearing or obliterating. Or b.
later will or codicil.
An agreement between several PSF
sons to subscribe for stock for the pur-
pose of establishing cooperative store
directors with division Of the profits
In proportion to the amount contributed
Is held. in Carter. d. 4 Co. W.. Mcclure.
l.. 4 Co. (Tenn.), 80 L. II. A. 262. b
constitute partnership, and where tho
shares are made transferable sale Of
come Of them does not dissolve the part
nership.
The power OF . court to order . de-
crease of water rates under Pennsyl-
vania statute II held, in Brymer W.
Butler Water Company pa, 80 L. 3.
A. 800. not to include the right to form
IN entirely new schedule OF prices COW
ering the entire business OF the COM
pany with all Its customers, many Of
whom are not complaining of the rates.
but the power 10 held to be limited to =
reduction of the rates which are spe-
cifcally charged to be excessive.
A father who collects rents Of prop
erty purchased and paid for by him but
; conveyed to his minor children 10 heId,
In Rhea W. Bagley (Ark.). 80 l.. r. A.
%, liable to account to them for TIN
rents, although by the statutes be. -
their natural guardian. II given the eus-
tody Of the estate and IL required %
give security "when such estate ID not
: derived from the person acting asguaS.
diam" 1t II said that this statute 0Oea
not repeal 20 much Of the common law
a. gives minor children the right q
> rents and profits Of property given them
: By their parents.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-11-26

bled over the snow-clad hills of Vermont,
ran up the old lane under the apple trees.
greeted old Nero with shout that woke
the echoes. and burst into the dear old
home just in time for dinner.-l.awrence
Lawson
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-11-26
LAWSON Il ORR,
ATTORNEYS.

Frank Orr has spent many pleasant
Thanksgiving days since he came to New
York. but he still declares that none have
been half SO delightful as the day he rum
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-11-26
Canned salmon.

1t is computed that 10000 tons Of
canned salmon are Consumed annually
In this country.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-11-26

A graceful and honorable old age is
the childhood Of immortality.-Pindar.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-11-26


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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-12-16
ELLSWORTH FALLS.

George f. Davis returned Tuesday
mig hit from a trip to No. 2S.
Mrs. George S. Stanley, of Waltham,
visited relatives here the latter part of
last week.
{. J. Treworgy had small crew on No.
II last week, repairing camps and getting
ready for operations.
Asa Flood and wife spent Sunday in
Bangor, the guests of Mrs. Floods sister,
Mrs. 5. A. Maxtieid.
Whitcomh, Haynes < Co. finished this
seasons saving of slaves last Friday, and
have closed their mills for the winter.
Mrs. Nellie Byrnes, Misses Mary Finn
and Alice Newell left Monday for West
Upton, Mass, where they will spend the
winter.
The supper and sale held in the vestry
last Wednesday evening was well attend
ed. A first class supper WAS served. Pro-
ceeds s23.
Mrs. +. p. Holden and son Robert, OF
Bar Harbor, have been visiting here for
past week. Mrs. Holden, accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. l., c. Hastings, left to-
day for four weeks visit to relatives in
Boston.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-12-16

Miss Lena Foster is visiting relatives
in Lynn and Boston.
George NJ. Warren, OF Cas.ine, was
in Ellsworth Tuesday.
The county commissioners are in session
transacting routine business.
ID. F. Tribou has been confined to the
house by illness the past week.
Roy Tapley has been elected captain of
the high school foot ball team.
The schooner "Timothy Field, OF
which Charles Smith, of this city, was
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-12-16
MONEY TO LOAN.

THE ELLSWORTH LOAN AND BVlLplN'
ASSOCIATION
has some money to loan on hr7te'a7- "a'
tate security, at per cent, on the ihs'Ai''''"'
plan Apply to H. W CUsHAAs, Secretary VI
A. W. KING President,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-12-16
COMING EVENTS.

Wednesday, Dec. IS, to p. M, at
Congregational vestry-Supper by ladies
OF sewing circle; Is cents
Friday, Dec. H. II m. at Grand Army
hall-Dinner by the Woman's relief corps.
Tickets, 20 cents.
Tuesday, Dec q, at Hancock hall-Con-
cert and dance under management OF
class of '9S, Ellsworth high school. Tickets
for concert, 25 cents reserved seats, 35
cents; dance tickets, 80 cents.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-12-16

The smelters began fishing Dec. 10.
Charles Fullerton has moved his family
to the city.
There was a social dance at Eureka
hall Dec. 10.
Mrs. Norris Higgins, OF Bar Harbor, is
visiting her parents, Mark Milliken and
wife.
f. Conary and family, OF Brewer, are
visiting Mrs. Conary's mother, Mrs
Warren Remck.
Dec. 13. VICTOR
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-12-16
CHURCH NOTES.
Hillside Saturday night at I.

Hillside Saturday night at I.
Pastors home day Friday. All i'll the
parish invited to call.
Rev. d. l.. Yale exchanged pulpits Sun
day night with Mr.. Hunt.
Weekly prayer meeting on Friday
evening at 7.30. Meeting OF standing
committee at sharp.
Next quarter the Sunday school begins
the study OF Matthew. All men are in
vited to join Mr.. Hunts bible class.
Order OF service for next Sunday: Ser
mon, 10 n. m, "Our Habits. Sabbat b
school, II a. m. with class for men
Junior c. E. s 3 p. m.; song service 81
p. m. Converts training class 6;45 sharp
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CHURCH NOTES.

UNITARIAN.
Owing to the absence of the pastor,
there will be no church service next Sun
day. Sunday school as usual at 11.45.
CONGREGATIONAL.
Ladies' sewing circle at o'clock in the
vestry on Wednesday afternoon. Supper
served from to Z.
Friday, Dec. 17-Prayer- meeting in the
vestry at 7 80. Subject: "Phe Marriage
of the King" Matt. %: 1-1i
Sunday morning service at 1890;
Christmas sermon by the pastor, Rev. ID.
L. Yale. Sunday school at Has. Special
musical service by the Sunday school at
O'Clock in the evening.
BAPTIST.
Rev. c. $. McLearn, pastor.
Friday, p. M, weekly church prayer
meeting.
Sunday, 1870 a. M, morning service;
II m, Sunday school; s u. m, y. P.
5. c. E. prayer-meeting; 7 p. m, praise
and preaching service.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-12-16

On and after Dec. 10 Christmas holly fresl
from Alabama woods will be on sale at the Dut
ton green house,-AdUt.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-12-16
The Presidents Moiller Dend.

Mrs. Nancy Allison Mex 1nley, mother
of President Mckinley, died at Canton,
O., Sunday morning. sac was III the
eig ty-ninth year of herage.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-23
sLns 4s p.r yara hlaher. tles. b psr bun.

qlnG 4s per yard hiaher: Hes. 10 per bun.
aIAK!Nd PowpER--Ap.s. I lb, so
So.ss, Vii v ~ To-; i IL. 81; i,is On
srSsn r ger a g: sSns s 90 l.. ~ ao - -
I'D: Ion ION. = o. 81. s S 10 o.. as, o.
EARNED FRuir--pcr dozen. straw
y. oessi 70: cyelces and .ofeless. ,l;@i sss ,
y. 81 .ea1iss peaches, sisndari. $ ID. s,eSf
pcaShes v pc e RSfSssn sri,.sa s 70 p Is
''as X1l'iTo ;GElrs' 'sgxs9SSNrp FRUITS
SiS ~, PsS Ss.sa: ;Priso'' NH & p Srs.s
ssass Sssll White nss' s ss,asi sa
PA; eHNp TStH ssiss. s,scs,se; wrapped,
'SsNSSsS ttp fnsyy mash Il Ri!: Mar
s Ell Ss." ssrn II. : i Ss% ss,s
s cAiSSSksiBS G MskISTsSkossi ss.f. II. shy
Slis n r - Mn, y s ,snsss Sss so,s
en- en- &%; frsnstcs, .sa..xss. Is N.ss; Y
ham, ne':'' ae Jam s@: il dsv,!ea ham. /
dozen, NSscc: y ID devt,cd ham, : dozen.
"CXNbbfrs-orani,e q. and 81, IgT.sc; re-
's SSFfE hssYS; .pa ceracys; Fair. ,sss
e. si :ap F' FssS.Try ' lsa 'RssssA Sss
nee, Apex has.S LOO h eases' NtW: Ar
buckles, iN 10 cases, N&io. in J ID cases.
81. NJ, Mocha and Java blend. Ne
FLouR--l Carload lots. Tidal Wave, SEQ,
Sea Fairy. second roller patent, {tso, Soi
Nymph, extra rol,er fancy, Wv; s~A tSSri
Special m;ss Tor shipments 10 Interior
s slSy Sar "S S x sscvs SArSss AlSsirSss,
1.3 siSSp s { gs5 Sn lss a sa nOminy
; ne" II y J. saess. 81 Ter bN' OF four
sacks, Scotch oats, S.&
Fist ~Maessrri. No, \ in 70 II k:,s $50
Gi@: No. /. half Nels 81. tosi- ~ sariines,
American quarters, N OIL, SNHS@
.HAMs-s'anasrla. iasiOsse: pionse hams
HoNEy--tn a. 10 cars, extracted S1e,:
in comb SSitN, y, !. ID cans, extracted s.sc
*, iest s ss 's S Il cans, Nv higher
t trs = ssssp% ! u s% M. Z 9,sE"r !"
cT Mnt A. cS TsS- p"n k., Ice !'S
RiCE--E1trs tarcy heat S'sGSse sheiee
EeS,S, f",g sS.c fanny smpsr,d we ~,
Il, af s,, ess;S for ,,lS, ssS' s>'' ma
Aif-i.ivvrrN>l coarse 7sEsN: Ane
Sc l,,,,.ts. ana coarse IL. i,ac 81, barrels
>-iO~. SN. as, S.A, loss. So; 7e-+s,
s. Is
STARCH Standard so>,s; rMrl IN 4:
N t0-ts $50. ROYAL GLASS, bulk, : Sc,
Niek%' lM paos@sSA per by s., ~ cora
SJGAK-SuNatieas sre fer small lots
spectsl pnc~s sNea ~ carload orders,
S;apGas! formulated lS-ite, German
sv,tU,atcd AN sacks. $-les.4 N-fS,- cubes
S S-'6'. pc~icrvi- s 5-iSc. yellow clarified
FANCY, s'gc, Shoieo, Az.
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were unsatisfactory and In tho absence
fluctuations extremely narrow. The mar
lrct cleyed quiet, unchanged. to 8 points
lower; sales. sou. Spot weak: No. Z Rio,
invoice 81; Jobbitg. y; mild. steady; Cor
private terms, Total warehouse deliveries
IRON tho United states. S9li, including WI
from New York; New York stock today.
for the United states, $1,000. Total VS.
ihle Tor the United States, 7S7,sso. against
sNe;slS last year.
Santos. March 22.-Quiet; good average
Santos. 1880 refs per 10 k'ios. receipts,
Hoo, stock, $4,000.
Hamburg. March 20 Holiday
BavrNs March 22.-Cl0sed ret unchanged
TO az decline. sales, $500.
Rio. March 32,--Quict: No. Rio, Moo
res per 10 kilos; exchanee,. S.nd; re-
ceip,s. 500. CLEARED for the United States
SpQV; for Europe Slp; stock ~, ooV.
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Ssw oSLrsNs

&iarsss: Sa-rsT saE7Fil5s,. zstA oGssss. -
.a- .oEs = as-oAzs
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~ NsH Creams s-,-. --y-lA.
ss~A.y Al. s-ass s.ES-- As'aa.iz-,,e.,s-
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MONEY And INVESTMENTS.
DolnQs Of Z Day With Mali Street
Operators.
ADVANCE FOLLOWED BY DEPRESSION.
Ds prcssion Caused by Supreme Court
observation-disclosures Gas Led the
Market for the Day.

New York. March s,.-Thc market open
cd today with a tendency toward higher
prices. the stcadireSs of American securi-
ties on tho London exchange beng re-
Tccied here. The strong demand for New
York Central also tended 10 improve the
values OF the Nandernit propert IS more
named: asely. but 10 some extent all
Through the list. This demand was stunt
lated by revorts of the early promulgae.ns
OF the rc-fundlns proposition. On casu
Gas had humorous supporters AMI heavy
orders fer the purchase Of the stoek were
executed, the assresase OF ,te shares so.d
reaching over .S,1r, making the leader
OF the mark" IN volume OF business, me
bright. scasou2hlc weather, Win lis en-
urogosrent 10 the ruvivsl vi trade in
some lines, was also q facor n giving
strerSt IN 10 the opSning nts-Act- Sut IN
the course OF trading oSher features soon
developed which OVERRIDE the encouraging
clements ami pr. ses were depressed. New
Jersey Cclsarl proved too heavy for any
huoSuncy 10 sustain and was this dscls.No
sae'or IN impeding she adrance Ia the
market and n working a decline. Well
defined rumoSs werc ~ circulation, al
slscrKh With mo authority given Tor them,
TO i>sduce The dividend The well known
depression existing n the co~si Grade tend
ed 10 a READY acSNaeIantS " these runners,
and tho lower price " abe l-ehigh Valley
prchcnsaons IN REGARD 70 New Jersey Con-
tMl, The other SSoalers seemed lit<le AZ
them was only fra,,,,ornl as arans, a
fall Of ~ to II in \ry Jersey CeS(raI.
The Strangers wore Hacking IN huovancy
from the rrs;, :he bad cpSai,.on 81 the
country rcx,ds IN the Northwest ana the
rrvSf~N>t-Ne falling on IN crssSnc returns
which Is nksgv 10 result v,,:gis.s ~, the
stocks ~ these roads The statement y.
tho hn,ste-r .how,us a decrease IN
gr,Ss S>irninss IN rss,ruArv 81 yi7r.s.l as
sr>,yatsI the weakness .; th., Sroun and
yN,NeS'i Northwestern ,tsst .. me a4van-
Common adv anc, 81 the Vanderbilt prop
or - IA, news q, tht, .i,,sspu II the
s,,prsn.e ,,omre ~ WAsSsns,oN. reversing
the decision % the soar. b,l>,w and ui,-
holding M, ,Ss,,;rns5en of me s,,yernsrsit,
AGAINST ;hx, Trx,us,riSSouii IRE IN. ascot
alton 10 IN ratrs m trsnspo.t.,s ~, !, tse
Ncsvhwe,; mar y WAS for thu unrra-
s.,,,Ahle -,NstN,Ing Of trsdo" under the
sherman ao.t.trt,s isw arrested ;he
~ -S,,--s rl,O-,e s,,,r,,esn,t..lY Nm. m az.
t,,,unt ~ lis fsr-ry,,Ssrs yrNssiN Nttes Il
3eDreSssNi she whote LIST In VIEW ~ ne
l,,nt T>r1fh,, aSsN.s...,u urt5N~ tho trunk
,,sS' rAtos and at,i.,~g a., business hs,y1aS
in l!t.Sassc,, ana ~ ~ w-sv t. ..preAi to
,,,,, sIrrer,e corr, todaN's ts@,.s.oa Is
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For several months jNs, the handlers
ami packers " American Saritws have
essn WORKING 20 pax - s,ee 30 the deMor-
a4sluN tunueaccs c,y>saSd rs the noSlias
NJ the market wsth aWcr,or stDck wh.rh
the hCS,svfs aWcSr> anxious 20 AsgsNse ~ al
NrN pi3Ne ;Nat McIN aiNN1 VI a prcn;.
however small The noNr ygack that aas
,shrre Nu she market dWraNS ;sc i>ast few
NNtrS and q * sasH a large pc,lsogtioN 90
t0' saplNN. hN3 a dsncNhglNS influence
NiNtn 'r;VN~
The rvlac,f,l Ma no packers as welt as
the vNtnnitSN,', houses, have grAs.acs that
rNusVthNs nNsSt I've bone &c cht~k gl>N ,vH-
NentN toward "a dcNrNA, is;iAii IN quality ~
M cV,VNn Sst7iiNte with she result. SAYS
the NV NNrk 3NurNSl ~ Coiomcvce. tAAt
a Nt.l has t'ocn -NtrsiG,Se5 iIi,0 tNe Ma-Ne
IL stature NfoN UiNE tSv tNe yAcS as ~
81 htshcv eNade ~ NsA. tho SAer;aa4ng ~
tRc iNtckinN scA~sya ani the enactment ~
Whct scsu-a;iosS ~ pGt thc Ars~y.cAa
t-arsnsc tudRSSrN ~ a neNvc sopni sSss =
NNs' ~. i's> lNs, lNaSseA tNtA &0use Sad
sNNaNtN
ir Vow ~ thN i'NSDcct ~ restrictive
icSis0ss,Np, - wt@l - tl,c ci,NselN 'oncNN-
iratc} ,N'0t'tIss - sisNt S,Nckr, me rasr-
ket or tssNcsfc stCitGes ms ASyica<>s ~
..s,~ "lsi tac viNicrNN ~ Pei,Sss SVegaS -
les tistN.4Fs.
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corroy SEED PROB,
HOUSTON NARW3

T-r. c-s.t. sace... 80.
Esa-=s as-.tss 81. iotee;."
t-re SI-7zss ys'ox OIL. J
Cake al. rsai !; .. -. 2,
r.o.-ls. 2:Ss7t-g 70 'osas'oa'
F--e os,nr sesl cake, ~;
E-,4 r-s,.sr $50 roeal..,"
ca;rc- sd alEi 49,; ;,..:,,
~ .-xi sssvsrs HonysSe ss.
-eal - .sez,-S pr ton ., at''-
t-x NJ. / Es,; No ! Me
s-Es-M&rSfi aIS- =.
Ne= YORK Narcs 49,
---c.sg-cs sv .sk. VIZ
: s-sct ...s-s. YTnne erNcs .,, AZ
-. Trsrzs ss-snsr ys, IN
f.-z-,s cT.;e7 ga ''N''
~ to- -a,
New ,7.-aezas Marc - ,,,,.,l I
---c- SEED g-lssress = 49, ~ =, 4
IN s.lk- iTs4.s y ~, ,'s,l
u h4--sas 49, ~ d.
= .G.gl h-5 ~ ser Va
srF,s-I- i1-a.ssiI-&
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THE BUSINESS BAROMETER.
An Index to the Condition OF Trade
Generally.
THERE IS ROOM FOR EXPANSION.
Ilow 1toussom's nusinc~s CUwld Ne
Emiarscd--RcNmcds sugar Lower.
American Sardtncs EtrMer.
office Of Tho Post,

Housvn, MunSiay, Morch H.
while there Is stli room for EXPANSION
"a general t,Ndc. It Ia very evident that
louston's tusinc~s liz steadily INCREASING.
Thv many fohhing houses IN tses city hal
sncl run 81 orders trday and there were
also several buyers making purchases In
person. shipping clerks were kept busy
aud tho ra breads hsi a large amount OF
Houston frc.ght 10 distribute. In haru>
ware sreoer,~s. fruits and produce. ma
chiucry supplies, rirpturr. ervckcry ana
glassware. building material aSrscuNnrA
iriiNomeutr. paints and OILS. drugs and
Jew other speciaaice this city can show
tho h,rgce&, best and chespce, stoeae IN
the state, These varied lines attivct Gus
tencrr from all parts Of tho S'utc. for
added 10 evcvy,hlns esso fs tho advantage
tu s,clsh, mates and the excellent dis,rh-
uting facil;JrS enabling shipments 10 be
Ns.tV ~ ANY part " tho state sa one or
i've ,iAys, What Houston n,ySis is largc
WHOLESALE dry nNods stl-rc and wholesale
oS,aNi ShmcAts selling boots, shoes. has :,
notions AMI mslncry II these ltncs wcre
well svpN~onted ,he interior merchant
eouh Ntst Houston and lay in hts entire
StNck ~ nvrhandec, thus making IL un-
l' see s9arN ~ purchase anyttNiAS outstc NJ
IcNaS.
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THE Wool nm

P-ces paid by Houston ~
-~'=lVe months. medirn,..,
Twelve months, me.
SIX months. lG.c less
Loa 3o-. March ..-M
c,1tirg=. today with IN
Q. Suysrs. The cs;alora
- q .a-se sei=ct,oE osrr
VS.es wool and also an
c-oss t-ssi<- The Ame!sa;l
l.=7ce- greasy and ssost4 O
Eo1e AMI Natal wooh. nj
tioz - trcss b7eis al exlt1
-E-4r tts-zl p.s-chases for y
- &c so szlas TIE o5sa
70 lssss bzjS7s. and q IN
We w1th5-wn. SAILS u
ScG-h Wales, SIS bales -
greasy. t..1ii's ~
ht-es s,sZ-=:, iiisifis W.
Sd Nl--o-l.A- ~, eilssi ~
81. <-a..sy. 59,ili- SouiA
h.s.es sr3g-sai- IS u: greasy
4 ;r.S--L.a Z. ~; 1.ais; grcasy,
.Ae2la-l D.. tales; scogred. "
.,--easv. u zii.. Cape Of ~
MAJ i.ss bal.s; secured
greasy. stfs1,,t- "
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. asked: b bid.
NEW ORLEANS FUTURES.
Opened quiet and steady: 12:07, dull;
closed steady; sales, l3,ooo
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Ez-ss-T-1 .sr Tss SSsS AaIr sy-s-=
-f-r~-L9s a.. SErskz-s ~ A.se-- AS-,-
f'l5rg q % t2z.ezn I'VE s--,sS So
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NF- sz-S N.a-sA s----sS-es's.s- : s,>sarrs
rsN sxgs,res, x. Nss, M : p4zres As--s
50 sgtaac-s N.V%ss~s eaSgec $50 rlsess ES.Ak
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