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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-06-23
CALAMITY In PARADISE.
The Story Of Eve and the Forbidden
Fruit Tree.
Ga -iosity and LIS Conscqusnc.-Ey In.
qaisitiV"ness brought Ruin on the uu-
man Rae. ana so Does All Un-
heatthfut Curiosity Result
DIR. TAlmaEe's Sermon.

ten III, ;: And when the woman say,
mat the tree was good for food and
that At was pleasant To the eyes. and a
tree TO DC desired TO make one vis,.
she took OF the fruit thereof and did
eat, and gave also unto her husband
with her, and he did eat
Ii is the first Saturday afternoon ia
the world 5 existence. Ever since sun.
rise Adam has been WATCHING The bril-.
liant pagcantry Of wings and scales
and clouds, and in his first lessons ina
zoology and ornithology and icuthy-
o1ogy he has noticed that the robin,
lily the air IN tvos, and that the fish
swim the water in twos. aud that the
lions walk the fields i'm twos. and in
the warm rcdolcnce of that Saturday
afternoon he falls of into slumbcr:
and as If by ellegory TO teach all age,
that the greatest of earthly BLESSINGS
Is sound sleep, this paradi,aica. SOM
nolcnce ends with the discovery on
the part OF Adam OF corrc,ponding
Intelligence just landed ON "a new
planet o, the mother OF all the liv-
Ing / speak Eve, the first, the fairc,t.
and the best
l make me "a garden. | inlay the
paths with mountain moss, and / Dor
der them with pearls from Ccylou and
diamonds from GJlcouda. Here and
there are CONTAINS tossing in the SUM
light aud pouis that ripple uudcrt.e
padding Of the swans / gather me
lilies from the Amazon. and ORANGE.
groves from the tropics and tlmariuG~
from Goyal. There are wo1ibiue and
hone ~rrt. a. .|frr l.i - .,..,. ola. .....rr
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-06-23
BRITISH OPINION.
John Bulls Newspapers Discuss
Our Republican Administration.
Very Bitter Against Our TarIn polio,
American Protection IL "a had
Thing for EnEInnd-I<Ind
Words for McINInIeS


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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-17
riot HE IN SLAM.

TIE ssiactaoa u Successor 70 Minister
Barrett ~ s.an usay beeoma more ina-
po~san: matter 10 The president Z the
nsws FROM ira. country Is not undaly
alarming. TIE situation IS said 70 he liz
tolerable 70 foreigners. and Il Is very re-
Fnarkahle that the United States minister.
who has written 50 copiously and often
so interestingly on the country and lis
people. shoald have gives nc notice OF the
danger that threatens.
a CORES ondent says that she native
courts are corrupt. and certain nations
never gain 8 case. Tire government IS
rich IA promises but weak IN perform
anee. The siameae act AZ home as a
great power. bur seek sympathy in Ear
rooe as a weak state. The native diplo-
macy irfitates foreign representa- sives. as
the sianaese yield oniy Ia threats.
The sialnsse lock with great favor upon
tbs English, ana rely On the convention
- issS for profession ard assistance.
Other nations are less favored, but the
French seem 10 be just nov the principal
ohJest Of aversion. Although both na-
tons are entitled 70 equal privileges.
France complains that there IS not a sin
gle Frenchman in the sianlese service.
while the enJre police force consists Of
men imported from British India. A
number OF British officers have also been
lent by the Indian government fer admin
isFrafiYe purposes.
All the offense is not, however. on the
side of Siam. France claims that under
certain treaties especially one known as
the Niiers treaty, she IS entitled to regis
ter al. As'atics as French subjects. Siam
claims that owing = the long residence
Il most OF these As.aties in Siam they
have become STA naSc citizens and she
Is pacific ABSORPTION '.nder cover of the
system of rsgtstrs ,lon
Siam has been 1850 dag ilr rights by
arrest and imprisoanes.t. and in the con-
test all foreigners are more or less dis
tur3ed. Outrages are frequent, and the
tram cars are gaafiad by armed police
Probably ne attention will be paid TO the
n1diter until business interests are az
fected. and then there viii be an outcry.
a'he United States mas very little traffic
with that country. biz; that is 10 a great
extent our own fault Il is large enough
70 call fer pery loud protest, w.er viii
be heard al Washington if the present
condition continues.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-17

s.ateS saR1 TIE slseary 9sna Is asrsfe1
ts0as wa~gasss saslwcs. is2xs-cNss 80 SO
gaizs, ~ &c ssFsss pfsssse - fees and sfS-
Easrsss1 ng sas 3sssarg pos4a ~ TIE F-
sfssSe - SOCKS. ~. TIE TeTatNfng 13sAa
fnT t1s ressSsaeeEw rsgasE SIC 70 4sSsaSf
as i a<sl n tse rAssAs5ss es 2sAt$Fs-si
ard fTEaesl from tssa aroe Is e re sssss
q goe4s-
The ssnsral sena. tsen. furnishes -
cray BASS I3an &ses ta ess.aaafs aEza-
Tia SEARS Ike Ard zss7, betag lsSSst1lits
years rAaEe sass safest ecrESrss72- 3aeEa
= 2 afgerense 81 s3 q 81 t4s 8xpsss~
lsiTea o. Inc st&s= zes she siyst 81 a'2nSsls
% ;l7sss Esro wears 81 a82ez og 1857 sse~-
eFeg. gais aasoaSt 81 r0ase 9Esa aecs1alssff.f
fer II. Esle n5sg - fisssl2sse@ ser pSplic
aszslasagS AID u3aeT necessary sStaf nsss H.
e4rre& - DHw ssz.e- AIffszes- i2iS
weFf F0aa@ aN& ef She sex n Faaa leg say
erAi Ssate buildings. and ing asTelfks %
aprroT,y late{ are 10 ~ Tef1r1ss1 - IA
stsstv Ell o. n2e5le9s received FaaHa me s54s
o. grxasssil .s14s. To amount - be - -
tlfrIe1 VII aaoa. evan 0p See apIars II u.s.
erepancy saassE ztSve between s2e years
ls,E and isay
The aneagst Of 81. a. SC iisoGrsed from
buildings and improvements
The currsnr scaocl fund shown aaoVe
makes ar excellent exposition OF the feia~
stKe aznol.ats Of taxes received each year.
Whatever % this fn,A tast Is collected =
,lise9Yssts Sat stated intervals by means OK
Ea3e school sppoges3um
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-17

e. ". ksys. 0besiin, kas.. IN eastern
letter:
Mr. Tayfor. in yeur last issue. IS sa'ity
Of the same N}sf Offence against northwest
era isansts common 10 other writers f2ss
hT ieot-o Ta4s5 he liraite3 - southwest
erR Kansas. This state * an empire
seventy five times larger than hae1e
Island. this sp3@niv alone being or eqt~l
size Decsi~r triupty. the third col'nfP
from the We oerp liue. Is part o. western
Kansas abort Rich Mr., Taylor writes.
This particular county has an assessed
VARIATION Of 81 oua go. real value, ss,tss,Vcl;
bonded debt only s2. dssa: general revenue
or sinking funds on hand. s>.5al; no float
nag debt or defaulted interest: average
school district Indebtedness less tnnn 500
per district: every district has q sinking
fund. oberlin district has anticipated 81. 900
of It's bonded debt. ne bridge bonds have
ever been votes. IN the county. oar pep"-
lation Is s.90 in inc boom days IT Was
9e0o At the latter time oheriin had
2,o9o now We have 100, other towns in the
county have fallen off in like proportion.
Total loss Of urban population has besa
about 2.Ss1 SO that our farm population
is ] 800 greater than ever before. We have
fbree lines of railroad ard don't owe a
single dollar in bonds county township
or city. None have ever been voted. AMI
there are no abandoned tracks here. This
COUNTY tdS not SAt1taHAitt . t'Att NtA-sS
is rot worth 1el cents on tile dollar. For
I'VE years We have been reducing our
debts of all kinds. public aud private, aud
IN few years viii be comparatively Tree
from debt. ! have lived here eighteen
yesrs ans have never known or heard ot
"a fraudulent bond or mortgage being is
sued here. Writers who do not know the
difference between north ard southwest
Kansas have 40 business writing sbout
western Kansas Nr. Taylof should mel
tion TIE counties by name SO that st. IA
an excellent county es Decatur doesn' t
set fniNaa up with the poor ores.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-17
!. at6aAsHEi.-
.gfY OFFICIAL rsrEE.
'an.4s..E. s.gtnpsr. JuLY II.


Tl.s Ysaon STORY = one or ha'eyon min
ms o Il ~i4 spspaa ike he lalsy
ssiss of asss g'<s fost-insefIieepc~r. know-
.g tae Interest geis - lsvsi peoiic ia tes
s..-e voloou.ssss, Aas taken epec'al ia
:r' ln the puhli~atfoa Of tiie most 70
sbae naws ana sseaeass its rsaeera W..
tse ass reports Jast received throusa
u.e stsaaslip I'ortl4ad nos arrived with
IT, passengers fram the ns9te ana its
thousands Of treasures SO many people
rave been thinking and talking u the new
4grises that it as been Thought best 20
gssae spealai edition Wig ghe very latest
egogis franz llle Yukon coaatrs. as re-
ssed 10 the iaat steamer IN order TO
GeF L It was necessary % send cut spe-
clsl Tvs inte tee stgaas to infaFeaps the
incoming el.ip from ihe ne~ flaoraao.
The Post TnteilfseaeeF representative ms
obtained AZ tae news thsi so'il4 he Oh
,aineA under ths Circumstance ard 1t is
PRESENTED III this issae,
There i no doubt char tho new dissings
have nfeeen ag great richness aad Seattle
peepie aee beaensinE feoal trist richness.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-17

a- seaas s9us1Y ssss< eAaaees * aroat4as
- hgs ar gsnsF1sssg - eseses
s.a am saEssFass1Hg "a sasssTaey - Fhs
rasss os saEpgEaa = carelul
n-esere.su-- T-Here sre sgw sseees = ssat
9e seaass Not aiea saes @aa assnssas
tas. ss8 ~ sgs@aEal eIaSssias.
t@.a ~ awae ra az stossE h9egs warm
#nssr latasz zssls ana ess&iaEstast EHsazs
~ eken. saa gonsrarsse Eao-la r.
fsrnae1. sc Eaaf she labeTs e sTAgei ard
oe ire mp msy n .sissFisassd. ARD.
aaaee agi. tse pgeaasto- sisoala tzke
aaaeg wssa hlue-
a Flea pFsxe evsdeafly aEaits FORTH
nzas fer afsh the wseens. the strength
aas sne eastag Is taze slae r1ss. bat cnly
lascasH& aRaias taose wfo sSart
@lsn lhasfaegent Eaeaas u e@rry tsseFa
tAroggh Moreover. Il should De FeneHa-
bered saas 81 vine &C IN search OF fers-
unes IS rot make them.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-17

Every EFFORT ssaaasd De made 70 get
es yeEanens assay Office loeatod "a seat
sle tsfls geaF. There are no means ot
cais1latiag how mach gold VII come 10
saas esgy taas year. Sut x Is safe 70 pre-
eaes THAI a large amount will be brought
aown grssa iae north. aad a gsoa part
eg il poasa be disposed or in Seattle Il
oppossunity we're oAefea for resoy sale
CT R~3asge,
such sales car b. made only through
proper and reli8h3e ASSAYS. These can be
best secured through work aoee under
tae supervision OF the government. As
was pointed oyt Ia several interviews re-
Gently published In tae t-Inselilgeneer.
banks or private persons hesitate 10 bay
gsld dust because without accurate tests
they are uncertain as To It's exact value.
II the value Is known through a scien-
tine and reliable assay. no difficulty would
probably be experienced IN finding pur-
ehasers for tae gold, The go9e, r'nent
essay IS regarsied as accurate. ard pnr-
ehases woub. b. made readily IN coFd-
ance with SUCH assays
Takiag into g, nsgdegatIon The fse' Ia.
q large amount as gola VIII eoe.e thsotsn
Seattle during fae next six mea,hs, = Is
easy to Feallzs how Important 1t Is 20
have tbe assay Office established and at
once. Refurni,ss mners want thess gold
concerted snto sar... aud il they esa ~
.ceoap dated here 1t means thar lts-s
~Iil remain in this city and not 50 TO
San francisco.
Efforts should not be relaxed. aysn IT
The rseept utteranoaS Of Director % the
Mint Preston were not at all fasor@t.e
The necessity 81 al assay Office can easily
be shown. and. 9adeg the circumstance,
il Is not Improbable that congressional
ac.on may b. secured ii such is nsefs
s4gy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-17

sreee q sssA = desata ~ she able -aaa
seho wsa sAke n@rs h Il
Ths-e r sore dnsssE - 30 The oatcersa
ef ssse es-snusss-iasas wesfk- 50 far ~ enr-
sia@ system proposed. bas there can be So
aesAs sAs1 gAe uflsf stsssszSsssilsy 81 ses1s
easatry saapsing free cora &c g silver 81
ths sassa a Il 10 Z, Or any ether aetsioas
ratfo. ALL BE- shawn 80 ceneisissye1y tslae
there VIA not Re 3 sovpsr&Fs guara lssfs
outside a tins snine owners to constitute
tne LII
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-17

Tasfe has never eeen anything Ike the
strike In the ksouaike since tne famous
aays " California nearly nEts years awo.
4'hets Is nethirte Surprising IN IT. tae
npaa ~ California. Aosfralia and the
aHsvaai were as accidental and made
.anes for maay in few mouths. The
f@egora 81 AsasAa have known for
s faat s0mewhery beneath tbs veee-
sale depeelss and tha SHOWS of thou
anss II gears faefs n,est he vast treas
she.cs lsaksa oat th2se ntte rgva-
g pnFr gaid sAieh temp,ea e9esasts
stmaaat-I searea.
s.er a9e.s seems now 70 aa4e been
VtFs4 f|s estsn, IS only SKATER
saa sS 5nt tnat IL l. e5us aetap,e
0sp,aust ~s1aa ~ TIE ste& over vh.eh
sic 5eaa ars a3sae TJ.a saaa exf.5s.vroe
ass bad Is slie Yrs s@vssl Fee sssra sac
IS #efe Va6 sasr ealar fr1u tae t-.ds
eeks but tt ~aa $40 th5a
s4H zsisfel tHag fsN ceala
ke no-e ghRn base as.ne ~ night
seekers al srolad 5be osmp aes
@ eoag ara WaHdtrsa whtga
a - tae tauassla hrsa Sea where.
a~ tra saasi oe ha5g d ss.a
3 ~ streams & u,sss grs3
Wa iaese ans wsre aege gatsas.ea
aaH - ta ana tfatlea out ~ she
tae s}a5aents. 4be fgr-oH ulegu-
es-us sue5 tae 1sssul ssa yes Sc seaa
te moaa tas taa} spl8 had
fa.4ta an GtsesAys rt4 lp qHsmaty.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-17
NOTABLE fAGfissa.

raEere Georges. fhe e2aeArrar Vi}o e,-
hsb4teN saeh bravery S9fsgE TIE Paris 3se
re@ tsaen rewarded aita tAe a0ucg o
krisAtaoot % th@ E.egicB ~ Honor
Rev. Dr. Mc1itiaa. ~ Nw YORK $50
Rotary - ths Presbyterian hoarf u tforas
81 zsf8As. hes 2 eu trU Ar@ss iee 81 i52HeF
If BEsc khs.rn anive9aiy - iAr,ia+ sie HI
t'cnxressnrn " afgAr ~ A#sa9afsvsotts
- fse pvessGef3s's stsacst ass5H ts9g.lssH 2gy.
yxls-a il WaSntexscss. stseReau aEd 3
- el3Sa ~ tf9e a3t1 fHees AH7 So ee~
ssssen tAe iWo w.ae D. she.T s4.s'aa{ fbsas-
uess for horsese@k e iiae e91 &1. Ft-
slaat Mkas n8thGas ksstHT tEaE Euafrs
MIR Nasser 81 Ess ae $3.50 ere eoHs rry.
= e8uut. g3n g ee.i.Efaa sSrs as fak
sar aen Frlea
fsrs. - fsaeaNsssr ffssfIs1sse 4af.a E1r
as tNr e# as5G t nc a@tee "1n
Et ~ aest ta & s -y
i1 1s1eses Use - IS h@' errasa-
sn4e Y1ss 55se8 M es1
tu Sam azA re aa PASSES lss
saxgases aaa a. 3As aeess a se 50
nan 8; sae sssrf.sss ~ ass~ ffs.ss.s ne4s.s-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-17
BITS oF uU NOR.

Tbs dreamy eyed Inventor locked mp
suddenly aua s'apeea hss hard down OF
me aeFk ~ fn vle0r
.gyhai have yoH Thought cf now -
asked his vafa.
..ree get an idea ,bat fills a laag-ts't
want. J. Is a cTelanaafer THAI sticks ex-
ira ssataa~s on yhe record wnan a oaa
climbs a nin. '--%ginclnaa'l tuaaTer.
An gls ilnrarlan uuah}e % nu8 ISIS gm-
brenA oue evening when ic waa time 70
close returned arr l9aE<s anxtaisfT Ter
q IN the card cstaicgle 4a6er the letter
U.-Is Figaro.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-17

Oakland Enquirer: The latest report Of
al is that Gen Wayler has issued orders
10 gather in all Jf the country people and
report them IS prisoners Of war. after
whish tie modes are TO bs shot. W ere
ready 30 believe a good many >Alracrdt-
nary stories of Weslcrs cruelty, bat this
is trifs toa mitch Cor croaence. * be
meeIfa1ea such q slaughter ha would do
Il before Ae told about t.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-17

san Francisco Post: "Red-headed sap
sucker and "FnalIet-headea buszard" are
the terms in which SPEAKERS IN the Pop
usist conference at Nashville. Monday. re-
ferred 20 each other. Harmony appears 20
have broken out of the Popuiist pasture
and disappeared Ia the surrounding I'M
dert*rush.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-17

1t becomes more evident every day that
Seattle needs ga assay Office The lats
reports from the North indicate that gold
IA large quantities VIII come into this
city from thss tme GA. and it ought 10
be handled here.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-17

There Is TO reason for there being a
pause in the conversation nowadays.
There is at least one Thing to talk about,
and people are ticking aboat 1t.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-17

They don't want to do like Kelly did,
but like l-ippy did
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-17
" hen are yoa going?
SIGNS oF BETTER Tl,sEs.

Indian anaiis journal. So long as there
is business there Will ba failures. nnt
ween tfe number OF failures ieii frofn rs
tae GElrts week af june ia 1886 10 las the
past petss Ii IS very certain that business
has improved.
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Globe Democrat; 4 81. Louis bank has
broken al records ny de- iarlng dividend
equal 10 81 per cent. annually m IFS can
iGai stock THE German American bank
Recently sent notices To stockholders that
its board % directors had declared a semi
annual dividend ~ ~ pef cent eat Of the
hanks eAtniags FOR tee past six months.
Fhe 0rtSjnal capital IS S 80 ~ wifh per-
moment snrpius of s@fso ard ss1aa in
profits VISA he said ever The counters
tIerstafoge tbc tnstit2tfga hes been paying
regular annual dividends og Ie uer cent
and officers seen declared tbat Il the pres
eet business continues They s-a no rvA-
sen vay tae h4us stoald mo, fsy ~ per
ceaL arnual DIVA ltsls right along
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Cotsr PAPERS.

Sacramento Tee: One OF the funniest
things Of modern times Is What appears 70
ne an attempt On the pare ~ Japan 10 pick
a agarstl villa Che United States.
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Los Angeles Times: Jerry simpson Is
putting GA inora dos lie now has q sold
tooth aad goes ginuing about Washington
as II something ticklea him nals ia death.
But there aoesn' t--i7e just wants 10 show
that tooth
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TIfEs STATE PRESS.


ClaNam County Courier: Debs an
nounces that the Social Democracy win
carry on the agitation for the theory
without ANY present change OF residence
Of TIE members OF the new party. The
novelty oil Debs' plan IS gone. The ml-
Iennium N socialism is not az hand The
practical demonstration of the feasibility
OF tbs ne.g scheme Of existence Is deferred
10 Tbs remote futAre. Tne world viii haze
10 worry along IN the CID groove s Il has
done ana the uew order OF existence, like
ths fountain OF eternal youth. is relegated
- The catalogue " things that are inter-
esIing II true.
Chehais Bee, Last week a gentleman
named Dr. Riley. Of Olympia passed
through here on his way home from the
ST. Helens mining district. 4 local con-
temporary published a short interview
had with the doctor. II was announced
chat he had gust returned from two
weeks trip. and that IN that time he
had inspected hundreds ST prospects; the
&. Heleus district excepting enc or two
claims. was not worth spending much
time developing. This wAek NE Saw
some gentlemen who were up IN that
country when Dr. Riley was there. They
say that he was a week getting iat0 the
district. that he was 3 day getting "a
Ike shultes from Toledo. a day goiag
eighteen mites from there To Hcfers. two
days going eighteen miles from Itofers
10 Soaa Springs that he spent Two days
At the latter place aud had Il 80 thirteen
miles further 30 see the Polar star
which ne claims 20 have sisitea. These
gentlemen are az the opinion thar the
doctor must have rode pretty nigh
gear 10 have covered al the hundreds
Of prospects he is alleged To have seen
in 80 limited a time.
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Springfield Bspnhlieaa. Secretary Gage
reserves oaiy the mos; hopeful reports Of
Tia bushes outlook Iiis letters and talks
Win Eue0 from ail ahogt he Says convey
the rnusI enc0ur1sAue facts eed iud.cat ions
relative 10 5 gres8 Improvement IN trade
FYesi&cat StUyH esant FISH. of the liAnols
Central road. says THAI The tsdc mas plain
Is aud permanently TUNED for Che better
ed the president of The New YORK Clam
ber ~ Commerce. JUST returned groru i
iGNs Western trim is surprised al the evil
deuCes Of recovery which he say all
through the Nort invest Other business
men whc have been out around make SINH
lar reports.
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Tasafs 5ts7 Etst ~ al syesF75 81
tir'nF seAa3i M ~ SSs@ - - So aig .
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ev 9esk R~ansq 81 "a S. ETi1aa@
ks5Eeage. ~ fTaamzk4r If fsoansz-ese~-
F~cafas. f@s faesfse avenue.
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