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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-06-16

San Francisco. June 15.-A decision rem
dered by United States Commissiones
Heacock in the case Of Woue Ken will oes
at rest conflicts raised by the Chimes
exclusion act.
Wong Ken arrived here on the steamer
Belgic with % Of his countrymeu. all Of
whom sought to enter on merchants GER
tificafes issued under the act OF 1S91. nn1
his case was submitted to test the lnw-
The government held that the csrtincafoG
In question were defective. as necesnosy
details were not stated The petittonUg
claimed that these were not demon1o1
by the treaty. which. II was asserted. tools
precedence over the act Of congress- Co4-
Missioner Heacock sustained the ohje3-
tions to the certificate and . recommendop
tion for deportation was made
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-06-16
THE MARINES HAVE been
REINFORCED BY CUDANS
Are Now Strong Enough More Than Hold
eral Rab Has Occupied Accsradoros santi-
Tho spsnards Are Driven Into City.

topic Of conversation In camp to-day.
1t il being eagerly discussed by both
officers and men. 1t IL impossible to
confirm the report. as army o61cials
refuse to discuss 1t, but nearly every
man in the camp now believes IT, When
the news OF the movement gained err
culation there was general re5oIc1ug
among the soldiers.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-06-16

Washington, June 15.-The state de-
partment has been oficially advised
that reports that Germany would make
an issue in the Philippines are unwar-
ranted. German ships would be on
hand at Manila to AFFORD protection to
German subjects and property. but
Germany has no thought Of interven-
ton.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-06-16

San Francisco. June lk-Ihe effects %
the new war revenue measure are a1ready
becoming apparent. the receipts Of the tn-
record OF any day In the histosy ef IT,
ONCE.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-06-16

Washington. June 15.-The dispatches
received at the marine hospital to-da,
show no new cases of yellow fever In tn,
suspected region.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-06-16

Key West. June 15.-rhe British
stesme Twickenham. captured or
Kingston June 10 by the auxiliary
cruiser st. Louis. arrived to-day in
charge of a prize crew. She had on
board 5000 tons OF coal and one passen-
ger. supposed to be an employe Of the
Spanish government
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-06-16
Soldier. Ara An Ready.

Chickamauga. June 15.-The report
that Is regiments are TO leave for Tam
pa in the next few days is the main
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-06-16

Special Dispatch to the standard.
Washington. June 16-Lieutenant Ahern
arrived to-day and proceeds tomorrow
for Tampa. His regiment has already sail
ed for Santiago and he will take a dis
patch boat to join them He Is much
pleased at the prospect Of prompt active
service.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-06-16
Lo|ge Selection

Have you q young friend who IL
graduating this June? And are you in
doubt what to buy for a present? Call
and look over our stock. We will be
pleased to show you, whether you buy
or not
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-06-16
The War
With Spain
Wedding Presents

In June IL unusually heavy. and those
who contemplate purchases for June
weddings ~vill be wise to avail them
selves Of our extraordinarily
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-31
THEY ARE INDIFFERENT
TO FORM OF GOVERNMENT
Philippines Not Hostile TO Ameri-
ean&-Desire for Peaceful
Existence.

MANILA. J9.y - ia Hongkons. July
:" .- Cenversa or with a considerable NUM-
ha~ = natives f3i's8 20 disclose the exss.-
e1ce % any perCept.b,e American
:eei.rg among me Philippines These pc
ne sfe appACea,ly satisfied - sceep. an
nexatf1n - the rn.:et States Their pin
c.pai desire - for peaceful exS:erre.
wirh q n9inin4n n trouble They. bow
ever. earres ~ v-s7 TIE abolition e cp-
preston -0csfcrt - Spanish 81 "a. rapac-
t'y All 33rs tyranny Z re RIG oHs bodies
T5e natives have 10 OBJECTION - the
church apart from :ae orders - fr,2-s.
Tae Phl.rp us afe scarcely Interested "A
ary particular FORM or eov arume1.. bat
caly desc ~ - iest aton~
The re1s. NO recently captured ca
3-ac4o s3elet gre Hpaa-=a a.a< krcuse a.
Mag -. Where. AFR having smashed 20
Sr8r.sT ~a"r-". f1ay s.rrmes ;Se pace
a1s u4rsaetfed twenty -p4e-sT1s
German o;'.-.-.s rere cap.stu tlat rae
.srt-er g: f--3 recently a. Mara s5s
merely q .-t7e ar. was ~ the re.i4f Z
German residents &, aas -7w -.ea ee-
cited - discontinue t-.s Ga15a - 1....a@
he subjects = Germs - * Mana
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-31
DESCRIPTION OF YAf
An IsIand Which May Be Retagaed n
Coaling ssatiea.

WASHINGTON. J2iy Ala view o: the
pcss l1..lt..s tai ne eoslI1s sIaEso1s t1ai
Ike E1sisS STATE. Tt.4 acquire ss re-
sit Q. t5% p-ose1. MAR !1e.-s. Zap ii.
and. cns GO tie CSrc-=e group. : r=pS-
80. p2ehsaej ,. Eae s-Sis ceSsaxt-ae1t.
Containing : detailed GeE-r.Stacz CO Lss
archipelago. - II interest Yzp lsaal4 Is
s1r.C S11e3 ~ = e91ai reef tHlrty--H- --..ss
81 1ss croz3- T1@te z-e 34g9ig z1y rIv1-
SIS. c4t extensive s~2@ps- I1e lsl&-d =
f1.l .. Esl4cs =. : s&1lz1s1 CIVILIZATION. Cd
-zbz1kT=@Ets COUNCIL iGoges s45 oths-
traces c. slcsea. c1ltIy at4oa Tie Ia
lives aGl>e- 80. ana are very dark -
co8cr CcpEs - largely exported. mostly
through German Grs1egE. @oo aAya sp=rsl
& vast sun .. Looe. sE3 labor there tof
> great IsDy year, G0Ezll Essosor - tas
Place o. E1Topea. settlement he s@s, %
ne Spanish governor .. lae Western Caro-
mas so1 woG1a &c 4 goo1 Gazing station
zap Il r1ch = o@z9atS! sceae~E. TIE
groves 0. bamboo, cTocon, co-oaa4. AID
zr@Ars pain tei1g n2LeroIs Hugs
.g2aAas are .oaa9 - the bush AID ire
lights are brilliant VIII areAies, Bird ne
j. s-arce. aa5 taese are few cattle o1 tas
sand
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-31

MANILA. -z-y =. va Fo<-gxo2s. J11y
y-Eez. Ae--1.t sssx-e6 1o-cIar3 q -
A-ae-loao t1-ese l-zez.z1S%g A@t=- e -
por.az 70 A6na.rzI Dewey. Es es.zs-Aae1
f.szzs.s-ts.s AZ t1s Carte z-ss1z- Z-s
Sew5o-- vas escorted % AZ a1e1o-zg-
reax t1s .-1lse. C@arsston ~ re g1-e'1=,
Coooor1. tie -s~s 0. EAs vessels 9: re
Anasr.1&n 2set xsv--g 1azn -ols.aS ~s~
cone. A. ths eIoss u KS S@ac1zi vs.. .
IN. O.vulo9a. As-.s~sl De~-y's sazsa.2.
Gsa- E~.r.v sa e:.@-xl.y rscos--z&6 y
salute &. ta.-tsea gs4as-
l-sis Es s5su have reessys9 80 repo--s
N tie Officers who preceded III Az "a
rull-a-ze3 himself m4.E t1s E.--z.+.1.. Gs1-
Merritt c422st est.E.z---s IS - rs .-.-.s
co9rae-
u. remaining tr2rgpors a-s expected
= aFr.y% to<aorrsw.
IT'S Zee; sG~ nothing e ire Monitor
Goa&-ey. ane the cos7s- Sv9t-A s-e I. =
s1g2ose4 .3at tie a.sE!.or = co2l.zs ~
@ Ian a. An6-
TIE trooSs sncaI,@i =: Para1a3o aays
ASt .s, z-41s . E.Svs lie CONDITION Q: ras
country between tie camp and tie sgi-
sxa-ts 81 Manila icing such 3n aecogn. o.
re heavy ra-as la, aAvs .&-sn a. %
maze i En1oss.o-s 20 aGSAIcs- TIE IL
glTssI.s are az. sGc.ye. S-l are accan-
S4-sel-rx nothing
Tie SpaE-&.1s are grae1ally realizing
tEa. spain hzs not Is-1 yt<to-.o-.. IRA.
ms expected rs-n.3rcen1sa.s are ROT CO r.
Es ard .t+at tAs contest e utterly aopsiess
TIE Insurgents are e Overwhelming -4l
csrs ard ne S2za.Ar1s can ca!y OBTAIN
I@Es GsGess4:tes- Wa..e t1ey ~! never
safTth9@F ~-;ao2; HsauIx. re Spanish
oftceFs IL. 3-m3 al ne arsi ssa3:aa..
eEsortsE-tg 20 Surrender
FgAI1g IL tie Suburbs = des1..ory
AEq ire Americans are de A!tE0lga tae
ins2-geats have fe9o1o.e1 tae.. er9-ia
they have oeen unable 70 capture Iae cita-
dea- TIE SE&u:zr1s are not abe 20 :.-
es.ao4isa t1slT s4zera.aty.
LncsF ias c.tc1usfsaces u seems eEi-
esat tAat sornecc4y must interfere n ne
ZANE g .4A&1-;y. TAs I2ciFss 4ra fe-
poftez - u starving ~ thousands and
E-:5Seaas are also hard pressed FOR toad.
Insurgents Doiax Nothing.
HONG D%G. July Skaters received
nsce from Cayits G1G@s date o. jay IS
SAT- tai Ire Insurgents ave aoEe zoGa-
lax since :Geir second rxpg.ise a. Naiste
&r1ns through fear af az attack D. tie
s;aansafds There are Iow $50 Ame,i.
can soldiers within an hour - Manila,
near Aazte. Their camp Is Protected -
trenches ana gIns. and is coveEe! ~ the
guns @ The cruiser Boston and me Canao
from tae sea. The American transports.
il l. SID. Viii start OF :aelr return 20 san
Francisco IL q few days. There is 20
sickness among the troops.
= l. believed that Cos. Ger. August " II
sure rder. owing 20 tie fat that Admiral
CaEna-s's - Qa6ro1 has returned u Srzl7.
bit the army officers desire 70 resist 70
the last. az here Is a prospect ina: pa =
viii u concluded prior to the cspture o:
Manila By the Americans
Abouf 4 dozen small Spanish steamers
have passed out recently ua1e- the ir-
s5rEent rag osteasi5ly q go 20 Gen Ag;l.-
raidu t.f the suspicious q the Ane-t-
cars have been aroused ard - n - 81.
those cr@.t VIII be a,ioEses TO proceed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-31
PONCE RECEIVES THE
TROOPS as LIBERATORS.
Tbousands Line the WhaEves ano
Cheer the Ian ding soidiers-oi.
GeiaIs Accept New Conditions.

PONCE. Porto Ricc. July Z. Eh--scay
ssensng. -. - Thomas. - ". !. jay
D. When Gen Niles army reac3ss ga
pace me ser. s3ong tie EaaT.sa ~ax re-
aa@-xA5ss- TaJ3sA1cs Of residents. 14e;a.
women sue ehii+rsz- ansc LIE water eEon,
aid s.soG-s o! ~ crested t.en. TIE so4-
ei&Ts 1eTs recs.ssc a. heera,o-s rAiser
than i5vs9sTa
Cap LygEss wjTa Company K o. ne
Sixteenth F.ss.n~sst. Inner z,sly Issre rcd
70 TIE s-ty All established S-oTss. 0na,
guard II ne Municipal building C< every
hard TIE greatest So tsstacttog Eas sv.34Fc-
81 Women Aecfass t:.esrselyes p tee.r
arsxE.s@t gowrs aEk waved tas4r canis
aa9 sggll.se ,as ;Eoo.S =-&rc-s1 t1rc+-ga
sas s.rest& TIE Soors .. iAs merchant
t9szses we're gSsa@5 All 80 s2a.s ely
Eressntss ne a9fgs~efzrc@ Il q :e,s. IFe
;yzgr 4Se especially fe1o- 81
To- military foae = 5aa J2an = tsroaa
al y e.i o@afsr &pE WI o-er 70 difficulty
- ls-s ss@sa2gs - artillery as.- supply
trans
IRE Spanish maze a s:4ad at su4,!
sosn. resisting Gen Henrys 4sYaz.cs.
se.s-a frle@ norta y Poocs tonight
ius1rG4a tt1r sece1ves - Gen. &1ls~ II
eIe2.es taas there &ss less than go rex
oiafs and tpa F1a4ateers q the is!A1i
Gen Mics AID Gan. WILSON. w.tS their
stzffs Rteornta ntezi ~ the British. Frrnen
German AID DANISH corx4.s called upon
sas al AIDE ms af.srrvJr. Tire lstt.y gave
their , gracious welcome a.. aSket 20 be
atFissG as - Gen. Miles desires win re-
gard IL t.4s .pyrTun1sn. ~ the ely Gen
MHss Informed hHTD that Il wa not his
gsTIo@e - interfere II any way wtlh The
l4esA. gossEuusE- ane advised re aLeaite
a. ea.5d3-f E.s a1r3sflI cation as usual He
sa.s h0Aever. that Al persons HAVING
asr1Es given ~ tie SPANISH government
rfssssf give then ~ Or ~ t.eatfd aE eneg1-
- TIE alca,3e sai3 tAaI his sso1,4 -
505te.
~ the conclusion or he conference he
American Officers s-"sYe1 - the 1a.rory
" Use nGEiei.a- building overlooking me
{.sza. Rh~te several taolss-E people sr-
etasug the fire Department: and number
~ f.4t.ts ere aszs u.h.~.. TIE .rya3 cacef-
u Geu. Mis- AGd tAc American bands
I.8ye4 uzt59uai ans
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press censorship. remain II ignorance @.
eTery-cirE eoi1s c1 n re ol-stee Wo-.1
Wris = Cae.z OF wednesday he TE1o-
.5ra GO r-e<r.-rsss,-t noticed +hzt The uni
versa. desire = fae civilian population -
naming there vas f9c peace a. any pTi e
Every o-e seemed heartily SICK OF the
ar. TIE .osses % ccrcuerC'ai classes
ewing 70 - complete staguati0n % bGsl-
ress az ever description. have tod GER
rib.y Gpon .Ee merchants, ard ire on-y
Le-sCrs whc a. al favcr continuing the
var are sew military o!tloia.s AMI f1ac-
iaCcasies
Gen orehan. he newly appointed com
clau8er Of me defenses g. Ca1iz. i hasier-
ing me construction % new batteries.
&uca % me ccss: defense artillery IN 20
slti0- consists ~ o31-fa-ric1e3 pieces. and
there = q great detc.: u ammunition :o-
re new k.4pp guns recently mounted.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-31
TRAxsPoRTs ORDERED BACK.
VIII Be Csed in Sending More Troops
to Porto Rico.

WASHINGTON, July ~ Orders have
been sent ~ he var department. % Ge--
Brooke. Sho. Z IS expects4. ~ill arrive z.
Ponce probably tomorrow or Monday. d.
rectirg rim g send back the transports
which cocveye1 the troops. o. t1s Porto
Rl-an expedition as soon 2s p1sE-o.e~ TIE
TRANSPORTS att De returned . New YORK
ard vi. 10 utilized q: on-e soE the ser84rg
% additional troops 10 Porto Rico.
Ire trCagss vii - embarked a. SeTPor.
News probably, tut he SHIPS are 20 y r.
turned % Neg York be-4Gs= % the quar-
ausice regulations. TIE additional troops
- lie SCI; q Po-.o Rico wGu DE- such par.
q Gen B.ocke's ccrps "a X IS deemed
desirable &c adj % the expedition already
sent 70 f'arto RIO.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-31
4 FAINT HOPE FOR LEWIS.
NAY YET b. FORCED TO GO WHERE
ELLLETs FLH.
by the Gov~rnm~nt-0raer to
RspeFt 1T Newport ssws-Aersfce
s2.esal Dispatch % me po~-rns.1lxsnes-

ggsesaI Dssps.cz 20 ne Por~frss~igsres-.
y AAFfI%GTD@. J93y Z-Cg4. James
Hsrz3ston Lewis. Wso Ese n-zEtso 20 -S-
xys4s via tie expectation % having t%e--
- c4Es a. lsas. n which - start rs
campo e. e. Zone, get 10 f4rshsy taza
=. Los4E. TIE gsr department to1sT -.
6srsG fsrn - repc,t a. o-cs 70 es@fs- broke
81 E@Hper+ News Laws wired Isst -
~ee.d Fctgrn }une1lstely.
TITS rather latef.eres WITH LSwls' DaEs
as1 = fnay - c4e - & s2esca .1st 21t-
I3rae6 IL ire 60. gre&slcEsl EsscoFe. q
~ascs Re makes q ssossc attack upon t.s1s
frasE1s 9! tie &1a1+ssist.a- loz.. n9tAh-y Sea-
ssor Bsna2s brother. TalsE seersso s91r
way 80 rxpysss graz saee. attsg seeking "a
yors from the pFss.9s1L
II LeTss setsa.Ay Faces asvs@l, 1r1sr
Hilt&ry G!sG. g4sns. rs nay get lSrs s@rv-
- thar 70 waats t1r = r. Eot X prooa sls
st.st as AL bs ksSt = PGrto E!co u.,- ne
STATE campaign - over.
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Ant PEACE AT ANY PRICE
Merchants of Cadf, Are Heartily Sick
Of the War

NEW YORK Joy So dlsrat-7 81, re
Tr@s-una from Gibraltar SAYS
Admiral CamaraS sga41ron. co~s.sffri.-
os .ha - gs14D pelAyo :ae uoosrasor car
ios \ the Esrtto. ~ Patricia ,n- p1=
oos AyT@s, tae Aa3az ard re Izs4gc lae,
Carragen2 Tuesday 8s;evr.- on. ana ..ssz-
ing tn.Vaga the @t-as-. o. Cs.eya-.sr AZ
night without being oese~ves arrive. -,
"Wednesday morning a. Ca6ix IT, rA-
ranto ard no torpedo boat deStroyers r.
rslA4r ~ Castagers
Admiral Camar1's arrival a. raafz
aroused 40 entnEssa%na whatever AMONG,
tie people. MO. o. account :. he rigorous
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-31
On FIRE INSURANCE. POLICIES.
Cpmsnissioner jenkins Objects to the
Form Now In t.e.

OLYMPIA. July 29-Insurarce Cora11ls-
ssrg-- jenkins, through hss 3eru.v G. q.
Hesue,. aas lsslA4 q no.Iee q a ru-.h..-
= agents % Insurance cv1r1.aries IN the
state al a attert On 10 the IA. TIA.
">e& York StaudAT1' FORM q policy IN
use. esTts ANS Provisions az =, tae liability
y t1e c3toua1y IN direct contrsver.sgo on %
,1e provisions % liz !AHs % this state "a
regards 1c-a} loses O.: ,rkEare<l property ~.
requires al companies us!ag These form.
20 attach taere-o the following sip:
~ IS aeFsty agreed on TIE part - the
tJEE4s sa;sF sSF1ssr2 tn+ policy 10 wa.cn this
sll| = zi-a-ssff+. ira any gr1.Istors ~
sad posscE = CONFLICT with the statutes Of
-ae safe o3 Washington axe distinctly heII
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KILLED AT TARGET PRACTICE.
Two Soldiers Careiessty Expose
fh~m.eive~. With F,ral Results.

CHICKANACGA. July % two so.t'e-s
were killed IL large practice Es-e t0s1y-
Private VII Lawson. % tae F@-St Aka
saz was Killed a. the TegiUsgta. -a1Ee.
Lawson rad been detailed . keep re "a
-, while ne sQaad a. practice were 1r-
ing During period Of firing 8 red asg
r holsted ty ;he ay.ng squad as = ~aF1-
!.g to ne ma8 Attending The target. 7 >
rag vas W. bit - some reason Lsws n
suck Ms head above ne Dit, when b.
- p8ssst. taroggo rs had, killing IN
Insanity
Corr9-4, Henderson. Company y.
Tpe.tth %-w Ia:k. was killed r. ne same
manner that Lawson met his death.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-31
SINGULAR CLAIMS PRESENTED.
Cuban Re.identS Want This Country
to Pay for fnsurgent Plundering.

SANTIAGO DE CUB. July z-Ttie
feature Q. situation here - a constant
stream @. native residents who are pre-
seat.rg claims - t1e authorities a~re
against the TIMED States government for
losses sustained a. the hands O. r. Cu5an
ffoops. damage e property. robbery ard
p.Un1e- during tAe ias: three years. These
claims are promptly returned aith express
sion q regreI
TIE i9cal merchants. Spanish. foreign and
native. ara GfawIras up petif. r requesting
.1e eEtAhl -s11'e-t Q. = banded warehouss
az Santiago IN casa Trey des--s . resSg p
goods 20 Porto Roo. they may L. saved
tee .zytneC- o double duty. Under the
Spanish regime entry q gods II bond
Vas unkncwn
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Fsirhaven Hotel Reop~aa.
sgsc.4l Despatea . ne Po=t-latezsssr

Special Dsspatc1 % ne post-Ia;e sgerssr.
FAIRHAvEN. jay IA pretty .0a.
slgn u the turn 80 the tide here q 80
IN The reoPening q .ha Fairhaven ssss
this week. During The depression Ia aza
and nEeiy Fitted h,;il1.1g could M =
made paying proposition. 7. was -eaA
as one % tAs oe~: hotels II re state. ~
vas q money loser ID is owner, Dr.. cY
t4ar-a5e Tomorrow 4 IS 20 Re yeog<sss
as there are abundart assurances tazs Z
VII! aow BE- a good business propossrss1
30 strongly mas the Industrial wave earz
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ID o-s D. rs permanent cz--s - ne
Cu5-11 SAFES .o-css. AID z4r5c-s1g t<z- -es
.rls1yzs E1s -asre anal - t-zzst@yee- RI
-l-11sEsay - jacksonville Or. 2ae31-t y
.-E Inadequate .2eiias4=s s1r ~ a-22~:
sarlIAlo> & -As Gz-2, !. wAs 4sszS- DE-
ssEa5ss % sa2vs .1s t.o9rs % sc-s S-1s<
ycl--
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soas@~~.sss - - L-SsaS~ Ee9zeH g. ear
" wSr@ Z ass..sf u Fsz-s IS - nssssSS<T
/. Ssx<e saS - 4 ST Sss sg-a go
~ .eeSssez~s -rs- e---~~-z a .ss x-sss.
t.s~< ta4s .re4Sz. lSs s@&1 1esszsAss1s =
ss.zor h@gzr. a. a. ee~rx ~ 2~es<sz4ts9-s
s~~s ~ ssrwsz@ arr rxs4 - saessl1is&!
sesso.~. a. 1ns ae~s ns@aas q 1e&asg ne
e. sa-<s q - s&t&z-s
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