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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-28

Steamship Queen 10 Displace the Co.
rona-Can Garry 900 People.


When the steamship Corona returns
from this voyage to Alaska she will be sent
south 10 run along the Southern Caifor-
MIA coast and her place on the Alaska run
Will be taken By the large steamship
Queen. scheduled TO sail for Dyea and
skaguay February 4. In making this
change the Pacific Coast Steamship Com.
pany hopes TO secure, not only greater
passenger carrying capacity, but room as
We'll for freight. The Queen can carry, IL
necessary. 100 people. but a great deal
of her space will be given UP to cargo, and
she will probably take only COO or 40 pas
sengers and LOO or 200 tons Of freight
we must make provisions to move the
goods which is gradually accommodating"
said Superintendent j. f. Trowbridge yes
terday. 1.-THE Queen Is a great carrier and
will materially relieve the giut of freight"
The Corona carries about 30 passengers
and so or 600 tons of freight. She has been
on the Alaska run for several months.
The Queen viii be remembered as the
Alaska excursion steamship which has
been brought north every summer for sew
erai years. In February there will be add
ed TO the Pacific Coast Steamship Com
panys fleet, the Victorian, COO passengers
and COO tons carrying capacity: the Cura-
Goa, rs passengers and 500 tons: the Cot
tage City. 900 passengers and $50 tons, and
the freighter Willamette. 1000 TONS
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Colorfng Alumni u nm.

II Is suggested that there Is a good
opening for an inventor in the devising
or process for changing the color of
aluminium from its natural white TO yell
low, golden or bronze tint, similar to the
finish which is given brass A great deal!
of aluminium should be used. now that the
metal is 10 per cent. cheaper than brass
IN the various forms Of finish were II of
the yellow color of the large number OF ar
ticles by which 1t would be likely sur
rounded. II is further pointed out that
aluminium is particularly adapted to re-
place German silver and such metals, as
the basis of silver and nickel plating; and
the firms who win first place on the mar
ket solutions effective for these purposes
and Will start the manufacture of alum
mum goods plated with silver ard nickel,
Will find n profitable field.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-28
GEO. w. DUDLEY,
a Prominent St. Louis Business Man
Cured OF Asthma, Case OF Ten
Years Standing, by DR.. Char.
cots koIa NerNine IablefS.

81. Tsonis Me-. April y. 1871.
TO whom II may concerr.-l am pleased
20 add my testimonial 10 the worth OF DR..
Charcots kosa Nervine Tablets, l having
BEEN ahlictesl with asthma FER about ten
years | have found great relief from the
use OF these Tablets for after having used
enc 81 tae large boxes the symptoms were
nearly easced.
Hoping that others thus afflicted viii
kencrlt from my e1sserisnce. l am.
Truly yours Geo. w. Dudley
y. B-Ar. George w. Dudley. writer u
the above letter, 5 president Of The D1sl.
ley Machinery Co. ST Louis, No. std one
OF the best known ctvil and constructing
engineers ~ the West and South West.
he has recently gained national p-omi-
hence as one 90 the inventors and owners
OF tha celebrated iynam3te gun rev being
nsss1 with such deadly effect hg the cslsaa
ansnsgs7fs in their struggle fer liberty.
Or CharCot's H. ola NaFvtne Tablets rewa-
faA ia nervous diseases % any kigi Fifty
Cents and ST. AZ all druggists See DIR.
Charcet > aaE-e on ishaf, Eureka Chemical
a MIS- Co. la crosse Mis-.
Ee5i-Etc- & Co. Genera! Distributors
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-28

1t will be noticed that the amount of
judgments I'm the district of Washington
exceeded those in all the other districts
combined, excluding Southern California
where the amount was phenomenaily
large
From the foregoing tables Il summary
shows that more eases We're terminated
IN Washington than in any other district
In the circuit.
The cases brought TO a conclusion In this
state were -. The Northern district OF
California came mex. with NJ The sum-
mary shows the who le number Of cases
terminated ana the whole number pend
ing on July /, 1S91. as follows:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-28
YEAR IN FEDERAL COURTS.
JUDGMENTS RENDERED IN THIS
STATE FOR S6,S28, s34.75.
Report Of Attorney General for IS9.
shows More Federal Cases Ter
minated In Washington Than
ANY Other state I'm the Di.tr,c,

The report of the attorney general Of the
United States, showing the business of ,he
department. or justice and of the Federal
courts Tor the year 1891. shows some inter-
esung facts concerning the district Of
washington. as compared with neiyhbor-
ING states included in the Ninth judicial
circuit.
Ihe number of civil cases terminated
ana the number OF such cases pending In
eseh or these states on July ]. 1897, was
as follows:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-28

CHICAGO, Jan. 2l.-James II. Ingram. of
New York. and Thomas Wilson, OF Lon
don. are on their way to the Klondike gold
fields for the purpose OF dealing in dogs
They viii buy aAd sell dogs and also do
q dog livery business. They expect to
take in n large quantity OF supplies with
tue 200 dogs which they have already
shipped to Skaguay. They Will arrive In
Dawson about April !.
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SECRET DISPATCHES TO DAWSON.
Canadian Government VIII Send In
n Courier 10 Gold COmmi ssi0uer.

WINNIPEG. Jan. 27.-Word comes from
Ottawa 10 engage reliable men to carry
important secret dispatches from the min
lister OF the interior to Commissioner
Walsh at Dawson. Hayes. the celebrated
gnide OF Prince ALBERT. has been secured.
lie viii make the run in thrty-fve days
with dog train.
1t Is believed the government has decided
not to allow aliens to hold mining claims In
the Yukon.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-28

be the base Of operations and supply FOR
the new gold fields. One can gain some
idea Of the new importance which this
city ~ bound 10 assume II one VIII but
consider tina. San Francisco. when gold
was discovered in California, increased by
f0.se Inhabitants In a single year. and
that, too Ia the absence Of both railways
and steaufr<"
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Used It Twenty Years Ago.
Seattle, Wash, Jan. IS, 1898.
MR.. c. FRED Lamont,

Seattle, Wash, Jan. IS, 1898.
MR.. c. FRED Lamont,
Dear Sir: have called several times
and tested your omelettes, etc. and
am more than pleased with them. In
} fact, abou, twenty years ago. in 1867,
in crossing the Atlantic on the steam
ship Ago" of the American Line.
on its Paris Exposition run. / used La
Mont's brand of Crystallized Eggs.
} serving to the passengers and crew
omelets custards scrambled eggs
cakes, etc. made with your eggs. and
all agreed in pronouncing them equal
TO the best fresh shell eggs in every
respect.
We were SO perfectly satisfied with
them that we had no use for any other
eggs. / was steward of the ship. I
was very glad 10 find them here again.
, as ! am going with party 10 Dyea
to open a boarding house. and have
bought a good lot 10 take with us.
knowing from experience that they
VIII prove the most valuable part Of
, our stores.
/ shall use eggs in no other form
while there, and you will receive orders
from time to time as we require them.
You are at liberty to refer anyone TO
me at any time.
Sincerely Yours,
JOHN s. COLUMBUS.
Ex-Steward American Line Steam
ships.
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Humboldt Chartered for Alaska.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 2I.--The steam
or Humboldt has hene chartered for the
Alaskan trade by John a. McGee jr., at
4 stipulated rental of SIS 600 a month for
five months.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-28

Messrs. Whetlock & slower. -.
chambers. of New York, sag: g.
them around the world several t;rnsS
Always give satisfaction. Incrsenr1
orders have always followed"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-28

PORTLAND. Or. Jan. 27.-The North
Pacific Lumber Company has chartered
the steam schooners Pasadena. Alcatraz
and Aicazar. and within the next two
weeks VIII place them on the route be-
tween this city and Alaska.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-28
CAsToRIA
css fx:- ~
Er.,,r-s/ ~ NIHAZ every
a I<z1CT LE[<xIz< vsasSss.


Chicago Post
The man with a 500 bin in his posses
sion now goes about with as guilty IN ex-
preston as II he expected 20 be arrested
for carrSlng concealed weapons.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-28

Advance sales for this year over
1oo00o pounds. or 100000 dozen eggs.
Sales 10 South African mines. 1886,
$500 pounds: 1885, $4,000 pounds.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-28

COOper&Levy
ALASKA CUTFITTERS,
1O4 and 100 First Ave. South,
Seattle. Wash.

then the purchaser chooses 10 use the
goods, or If his physician decides that
they will not be Injurious, he viii be free
to make use of them
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-28

IOWA Iron Works. Limited, Dubuque. Ia.
build the best machinery for river steamers
and make 4 speciality OF building sectional
steel huls. which can be easily shipped
and quickly holted together; also builders
OF all kinds OF marine machinery and boil
ers. Represented by r. A. Hill. with Hib-
bard & Merton Co. Yesler dock. Seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-28

The ID. F. Bremner Baking ca.
Office and Factory, 16-.s-So O'Br,eS =
Chicago.
c. FRED LAMONT,
New York City.
Dear Sir: We have used your crx.
tallized Egg for several years ~
can recommend IL TO anyone AZ sr.s.
class article, equal In every resp<ri 4
fresh eggs. 1t is all you claim - 4
Respectfully.
d. f. BREMNER BAKING ca
Now OF American Biscuit 4 Mnfe. e..
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-28

NORTHERN PACIFIC time card
changes January %. On and after that
date two trains daily from Seattle TO
Portland. leaving az $50 a. m. and 4 p.
m. Dining car service on both trains.
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Term- P.nl-

The foregoing. both civil and criminal,
were cases TO which the Federal govern
ment was party. Those TO which it was
not a party were as follows:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-28
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Transactions since January and
for NeSferlay

Real estate transactions since January
l. lsss. are sly1. bsS. %. There were fled for
record yesterday seven deeds. agsregating
s. sea.05. Following is a list:
Henry Schultz TO L. Hillen. lots /, p s.
block ), Sander-Boman al TO Seattle. Jam
uary u. $3.50.
William II Meyer TO san Juan County
Bank lots 8. =. 5. s. T. S, 2. TO- II. 81, ~.
81. 81 g. SIS s.. =. 80 ~ block 10 Clover
dale al 70 Seattle. January d. sl.o,o.s5
a. Tetziau to NJ. WEIGH lots I. :. block
5, Goodspced's al 70 West Seattle, January
= Sso1.
NJ WEIGH to n Tsixlaff let ). block 1.
Carr n Prsstons al 10 Seattle. January
Ralph ". rnmonds 10 the Seattle Ma
tiouai hank. lot II. block -. ~ A penny's
al 10 seattle November - l>94. 81.
Frank 5obst 10 q Ramaker ct al lots
5. d. block IL. McCallasters al. January
-, SSa.
William II. Mover 70 Martha Daniels,
ios L, block 5, Olive al TO Seattle, Jaua-
AIRY =. $3.50 %,
kLONDIKE PROSrECTOR A SUCCESS
\ successful practical working test OF
the klondfke proSiseCtor was given at the
Diamond Ice Works Wednesday The
"Prospec t0r% ia an appliance for drilling
through frozen ground and gravel. In the
test Wednesday Il worked perfectly
through a solid frozen mass of vegetation
aHa gravel. demonstrating beyond CUES
ton its prscticabilisy. The test was In
the prrsence of several purchasers OF the
ryospecI9r ana received their hearty In
doTsement. The machine is ma nufactuFed
by VIII X Flnck. Of San Francisco.
--~--------------
THE SeSt assortment OF klaa3ike fur
eutiits for ladies and gentlemen a, Wind
miller. the fuFrier. ~ Second avenue.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-28

English government. after most
thorough tests. reports them all that
is claimed in every respect, and places
them on supply list.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-28
THE KI.oNDrKE NUGGET.

The hltN OiAE NtGGEI.
Published az Dawson City. n. w. T.
Issued Weekly.
Zach f. Hickman, Manager.
Branch Office. Seattle, Wn.
Thos. j. Church. Sole Advertising and
Circulation Agent.
January, IS.
c. FRED LAMONT, City
Manufacturer. Colman Bldg.
Dear Sir: After careful investigation
and home trial / can give no better in
dorsement OF Your Crystalllzed EGGS
than 10 give you an oroer for 200
pounds. which | will take with myself
and party OF FIVE TO the interior gold
fields of the n. w. 7. Enclosed please
find my check for the amount of the
order. Respectfully yours,
ZACH +. HICKMAN,
Manager THE KlonGike Nugget"
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Mrs. Gen. Custer. in her famous
book, Boots and Saddles" says:
Most valuable part OF army stores;
gave great satisfaction"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-28

THE SeSt assortment OF klaa3lke fur
outfits for ladies and gentlemen a, Wind
miller. the furTier. 5ee Second avenue.
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ton Rsme1y- 4 SCIENTIFIC, chstkTAIN-
IL. Asa your druggist fer Il. Prizes. =
cents by mail - cents Walter Reed
Ocglixt Opticlan. Oregonian building
Portland. Oregon.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-25

The Esrthsra PscsGc rsEirozi has Is
sued snsther Illustrated book o. abous
10 pages entitled, Wonderland %"
TIE Pogs-TBts!Ilgsnesr begz 20 ackaSwl-
edge receipt % q eopy. and 70 congratu-
lac the Northern P&ciac On is Artist:
taste, for Wonderland 'ss' t.. indeed,
Z work q art. particularly frozn a typo
graphical polnr Il view
Il is very probable. however. that thz
residents % tbs city, and especially
The business rnea, viii not appreciate
The hostile spirit shown b. the North
ern Pacific 70 the metropolis OF tha
sta;e-Seattle. Oiher cities along the
line q the Sorthsrx Pacific and lis
branches from 80. Paul - Portland ara
comp!iEnentei with illustrations q al
attractive nature. while SEATTLE Is IA
vCre6 with picture cf che C her school
h3Gses. OF course. Se are proud u o1<
school buildings. but IL would he q
source o. satisfaction 70 have seen z
general view ot Seattle in Wonderland
So with those 9. Spokane and Taco
Eua. 80 nicely presented IN The book, IL
oHly for the sake Of comparison.
TIE '.palatsal'' Northern Pacific depot
al the foot OF Columbia street might az
least have been Reproduced. alongside q
The really crediiabIe 5eposs al Spokane
ard Portland. An importan, feature Of
the book is department entitled.
Alaska and Klondika" Seattle il not
mentioned. Reference is made simply
20 Puget sound The following is an
example:
In Jaiy. 1S-. the steamer Excelsior ar
rived az Gan Francisco. closely followed by
the steamer Portland az Puget sound,
vita nsws Ct 1he rev discoveries
is 1t possible that the Northern Pa
clfic means to continue 20 ignore the
city thar gives il more business than
any ether city Or locality in the West?
The Northern Pacific may learn when
IL is too late that the loyal citizens Of
Seattle cannot be fooled all the tine.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-25
STORY OF THE STARS AND BARS.
Bits Of History of the Enbien Of shs
soafhern Confe3eRasy.

0SFo valley Aa-IT4c%&Esa-
The flag q tA4 Ccnt@1sr4ry, Or. rztae-.
.ha Says CO Ire cozsez5srzcy. rad SITE
ezz-fouz bis Of history attached % tE@ar
br3es ex.sesEce. On March :. ISL, l1s
ProvisAs~zz1 Confederate oongrsss Feco->-
rSez3sa thas The flag u re Confederate
states - America s7aG c05s-zt q q rsE-
1ea. with Ezsts space extending ao---
zcs-ally through tas c@1ia-, ard equal
81 width - oas-th.ri ne width g re
Gag. ths rad spaces zhoys and a-sow %
* the sane with So the wafs: the
unson, blue. extending 6oxa through he
wnsse spac-s and ssopS[ng .. the lower
I'd space; IL The cen-ss q the uni0a
circle ~ wake stars corresponding & 1Gn-
bar wiki tne states os The CoEc=ieracy-"
Il vas 6rz- Sis2laTed = pubic March
4. issl. the day os tie Inauguration OF
Lincoln. and was uufurSed OVER The STAG
ho<zse as Montgomery, Ala
Ga fEs battlefield the flag bore sGch
similarity - The unzoE. azg thae n S@c-
ternher. 1ssI. for The army Ct the Potomac.
Gers. Bsauregsx3 and Joan=t1n created
VIA. ztts-Ezr3 became known as Ia
e&sgIe sax-A red gro1ri. WIKI : tsEe
diagonal cr1ss e-x.sszered xisn white Stars
one for each sz4te. This form was Adopted
aT al Ct the troops east OF TIE Misses -.
river. The frs 5ss-gn. caring the obtec-
ton Or resemblance % TIA Stars ant
Stripes. and the battle tag having 10 -
verse. ths Confederate senate. n April.
lsS3. Adopted white flag. with Z broad
bs9e bar IA it's center. ~hIca was a-na-1sd
by Inserting The battle flag design as TIE
urros, with g pszia white ground fer thu
fed This arrangement. as.egward proved
faulty, az 81 a distance re large white
fed yesernbIs3 szg OF truce. ard also.
IS combined with the union. vas similar
70 the English white ensign.
On February / 80, the Confederate san
ate adOY-e4 4 third change: The width.
two-;hirds 6. lis length: With TIE union.
uow used as 4 hattie flag. % De n Width
ifTee-a<ths % the width os sha flag. aad
- pr0p0rti1re1 ss % lave the length -
THE fed On the side Q. the union twice
The width below e. 20 have q ground a..
~e3. ard broad b.Be saIt3e- thereon, Dor
eere3 with white ana e-5lazone3 win
rl1Ne's Or sye-poirte3 starr corresponding
n number 20 that - the Confederate
states, the fed % Re waite. except The
outer ha}f from che union. which shall,
be a rei bar, extending TIE width % he
aay''
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TIE Poxt-r8tezzsgsnes- svE5srily ta5rks
- expense as Fsrrsggt IA g sfss sgEss~
sosss-Tsecz1a Ledger.
Ia ether words. tAe Ledger rssznx-lt
Farrsggt is correctly qacte6-;hat sha
fooss-rntesiigsreer thinks ito bel wlth
the exp@nssf ia gathering waE news
ard texfing is competitors 81 tire
Northwest, with the same reeksessness
that ihe brave FaYTaxzt EXPRESSED with
regard - the torT@does. when be sn-
tered Mobile hay.
20. al last. even TIRE sleepy old Led
ger - forced to admit that the Pos
fn:stIigencer has set cher newspapers
50 RAPID Z pace that they cannot bold
onL The P0s'-TnteiIissIcsr IL able 20
Stand ;hs expense. and viii continue -
res the ness wherever and whenever
enterprise ana rssone- can secure rsiianis
war news. or any other news 81 value
70 lis readers. THIS Is made p0sssbae
by TIE liberal patronage OF the people
CT seattle and the state ef Washing
ton. who recognize = god rewspape-
xhsn they see IL. which ls evidenced h.
the fact that there are nore copies Of
this paper delivered by carriers alone in
this city than the entire circulation u
the Ledger. not 70 sseak OF the ether
great avenues * circulation.
Tie deeaarace of newspaper, as
veil as CT other institutions. Is always
made manifest by jealous sings a.
successful competitors, bit once In
awhile Ia their zeal TO say something
DANA ging they speak wiser than they
,snow. The Pcss-rn;e!Iigeneer is pleased
20 realize tba, is expenditure of more
money for reliable special war dis
patches than al the Northwestern
newspapers put together Is recognized.
aud hopes the advertisement 4 the fact
BY competitors VIII continue.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-25

II seems ungraclous 70 say q vorj
ia deprecsiIon u The services q any
member * the Washington congress
slonsl delegation. and We do Il with re-
leesancs The Pos,-Inteiligencer has en-
dsaYoreti II DO Justice 20 all four of the
members II congress from this state
without regard 80 political affiliations.
hu; " hen a member arrogates 10 himself
all the glory of an achievement In which
he only very inconsp lcuously figured.
ard that Is done a. the expense of those
who are entitled 20 the chles credit. It
Is nothing more than justice - speak
plainly
Some most ridiculous letters have
been written To newspapers By jumping
JACK correspondents IN Washington. who
make shel- living by t3adying to mem
bers - congr ss. about lewis "brIlllan:
strategy IN connection With the Scat
tie assay bill one CT them says TIA;
when il was passed Speaker Reed.
with defeated tone. remarked that
fellow Lewis ;rieked hls asszy bill
through" This is the rankes. tgvaddle,
ana AZ the same time Il - a malicious
and uutru'htaI statement. The bill
was put on Is final passage through
;he efforts az Mr.. Store. of Peunsyl-
yanla by isstin<t understanding with
Speaker Reed. who was nor only ~
defeated" but very cordially helped
the bin through.
one of these Ilek-spii;Ies who write
(alsogre ruTs 81 members of congress
has supplied q local newspaper with a
description which might have been
written hy Lewis himself. II describes
the "foov management" as 50 "adro5t
and skiilfaI that the press boys IN the
gallery loySook war lettings 20 watch
ne ssaneuyeFs." What utter nonsense!
The vote in favor az consideration was
IL ga 3 Before ii was arranged 10 have
the ban presented Nr Stone and several
other coneressu~a had made canvass
and knew they had ar oyerw heiruing
vote.
This absurd correspondent goes on 90
say that Lewis xignale,i Stone. Of
Pennsylvania. to repor, the bill. stone
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ezs b. ses5 - 8 szse~sssx.sr. EEe ae&-rteE
ss1w@wg~. 1kaxr fs@~s ~ q sarge eSSxs
ew~S-x az& ~ saxs~~ e1zsrex - wAses
saeT RARE farm ard srs Es.sxt3Y e-s-
ssssTs~s-g g S%r.ss~~ Ezss ea1sss - sse-
tsss- s-eras - ~ 50 ~ lar sEsew9rz
oas uaz - take g. ~ rsaST e2ss-zs
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