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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-31
tsignsdj X. A. Af8ER.
Secretary of War.
To e. y. Ferry, Esq,
6~r. Tapsrns Chamber Of Com
recorna. Washington.

IL will be noticed that Secretary
AiRer does not say that the volun-
tesrs should be landed at any special
point upon Puget sound. The In
ference. therefore. ts that the place
OF debarkation has been pprposeiy
left unsettled for future determine
ton. The telegram sent by Aiger
to the Star upon this same matter
several weeks ago, and published.
also rsfrainsd from mentioning the
port AZ which volunteers might be
landed on Puget sound
After receiving Secretary Ayers
letter this morning the Star called
up Secretary G. +. Ferry. 81 the Ia
coma chamber Of commerce. over
the long distance phone. and the fol-
lowing conversation enaued;
Mr. Ferry. what kind Of propo-
rIttnn did the Tacoma chamber Of
commerce make TO the secretary Of
War. that he should write the let
ter 1ust sent TO you, n copy Of which
has been forwarded 10 the start"
we asked for the return Of tho
volunteers TO Tacoma 10 be muster
cd out. The chamber OF commerce
here has hhd that PROJECT IN view
for several months"
hut do you not know that the
Mayor Of Tacoma and several others
Interested In carrying out your
Fourth Of July celebration, came to
Seattle about 10 days ago and made
an agreement with the volunteers
celebration committee here that tn
coma would not make any claim to
the troops upon the day Of their re-
turn. provided that Seattle RETAINED
from holding a big Fourth OF July
celebration this year,"
I'VE know nothing OF any such ar
rangement here. II was made With
out the knowledge and consent OF
the people OF Tacoma. We propose
to get the volunteers here 10 he mus
tered out II II can possibly be done.
and viii hold a second celebration In
honor OF the event. We would give
up ten Fourths rather than forego
the volunteers welcome. No one
here knows OF any purpose 20 give
up the volunteers 10 Seattle. The
newspapers have never limited at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-31

CHICAGO. H., May si,--with n
capitalization OF seven million dol
lars the Chicago laundry company
10 about t. become q factor ia the
local stock market. The prospectus
II the new concern was issued to
day II In claimed that Is out ~
the 100 steam taundries IN Chicago
are under contract of purchase. The
remainder the promoters say, viii
be compelled within short time a.
come into the consDiidati an.
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A CONFERENCE
OF WOMEN
international Convention In
London Next Month.
Millions TO be Represented Club
Women Gather from All
PsrtA OF tho Earth.

WARRINGTON. u. g. May al
The International Council Of Women
which VIII meet IN London during
the week Of June 20. ls not a sum
raEc movement. as So many seem to
think ~ grew out Of "a suffrage
meeting. but IL purpose Is q provide
a means ~ communication between
women'a organizations In all eoun-
tries and md opportunities for wo-
men from all parts ~ the world 10
meet and eonfer upon questions re-
latlng 10 the welfare Of the human
family.
The International council. itself. IL
not large. being composed 81 the
president and two delegates from tho
national councils q Great Britain
and ireland. Canada. Germany. New
Zealand Sweden. New South Wales.
Italy and the United States A roll
caii Of perhaps 100 women. hut this
roll cali 10 only a proxy for three
and half millions 81 the most cul-
turnd Nstnrn ~ tho world.
France. Holland. Denmark. Bslgi-
AHfa AttNANN anu 90 INV anu VIII ~
admitted at tho June meeting. and
THIS will give total ~ 5000 o0o yvn-
men--mothcrs-who meet TO confer
upon questions relating to the well
fare ~ the commonwealth and Of
the family
Under thu auspices % this council
congress Will be held Ten thaus-
and women have atEnlfi~d their In
tentian 10 be present
The schedule II uubjec;H for dis
euasien inelude education. legislation
the industries and social science.
one of the nyr~t interesting feat
uren ito Americans at leasD will be
the glimpse into the home life Of the
aristnsraiic circle Of English soeie-
- licsidea many smaller functions
the Duke and Duchess 81 suther-
hand will receive at Stafford houfs
June %. Lady natterWea at Surrey
house June -. the Bishop ef London
and Mrs. Creighton at Fuiham pal
ace July I. Lady KoihHchiif and AIRS.
Leopold de Dothschiid on July l.
The reception AZ Fpiham palace II
10 ~ a garden party. which viii be
a companen, part Of English home
life. Another garden party viii be
given &C swanisy Dean Hole will be
host and Miss aisvekinK will show
how rose xarisnins is q succersful
occupation Tor women.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-31
Unfortunate EIopement

GLASGOW. KY May al Newton
Gibbs ran on with Arizona Harris
son Saturday. The couple returned
this morning and Thomas Harrison
told several people that he was go
ing 20 Kill Gibbs. lie went 90 the
AK handle factory where Gibbs was
ut work. slipped up behind gibbs
aud struck him with the AK handle.
Gibbs fell bleeding from the nose ana
ears. and IN fatally hurt. Harrison
ran and has not been caught
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Four Persons Murdered

JOPLIN, Mo. May si.-Thc ats
eovery Of the mysterious murder OF
a woman and three children and the
supposed suicide % the husband and
father was made az noon today. The
family have occupied tent In the
northeast part Of the town for some
time. An infant child was found
outside the tent with its head sever
ed from It's body: a girl ~ a boy Of
y and their mother was found inside
with their hcaas crushed In by a
hammer The husband was found
dead with a revolver IN his hand ana
a bullet hole IN his head.
Investigation shows that the name
% the man was 4. II. @. Moss. They
were very poor people.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Tonight az the Third avenue thea
ter tho play, The Girl ! Left Behind
Me-" viii be given for the last time.
the bill being changed tomorrow
night 10 Sol smith Rueseifs Peace
fuI valley" The BsiascoSfhail
company and George osbourne -
making hit. ard Manager Russell
IS exceedingly fortunate tn securing
them for a two weeks engagement.
The Turtle" un1uesiiorabiy the
greatest and most widely discussed
~ funny. risaue. frinky French fare
-. r. announced for next Friday cv-
eninE at the Seattle thsater. That
this most notable engagement will
De looked forward to with both an
ticipation and pleasure. goes with
out saving.
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SLOW TRACK
FOR RACES
Bicycle Events st Y. N. C. a.
Park Decoration Day.

The bicycle races az Y. ". G. A.
park were fairly we'll attended YES
lrriay afternoon. Notwithstanding
the dyiEziiuE rain. T'hs time was
NOT very fast. owing to the heavy
,rsck Only one epiii occurred. and
nothing serious resulted frum &c. both
riders finishing the heat. Frank J.
cotfrr. Of Tacoma. took everything
in his line. Good work was also
done By Chapman. Dow and Hutton.
The following h summary q
events;
one Mile Novice. First heats Won
by George - Avery. olympia: =.
Hutton. Anacorter. second. Time.
zti is.
sc-ond heat; Won by George
Thompson. Tacoma. Charles W.
naiocehi. Tacoma. second. Tine.
aaf
Third heat. Won by Roberts. Seattle.
H. ~. Pickering. Seattle. second.
Time. 1t5 Is.
Final heat. Won BY - Hutton. An
aoortrs. -. Thompson. Tacoma, sec
gnd. Baiocchi. TacUma. third Time.
a4g Is Pickering ana Avery fell.
but were not seriously injured. 4
bad spill was narrowly avertei.
One Nlic Profcssionai.--we by J.
cotter. Tacorns. j. NJ. Chapman.
seattle. second Virgil Hall. Seattle.
third. Time. 2.ss IS
one Mile Amateur First heat
Won by -. Avery. Olympia Baton
Crawford. Tacuma, second. Time.
z.1s IS.
Second heat. Won ny -. Thomp-
son. Tacoma. -. straycr. Tacoma,
second. Time. s.s3 Tho time limit
vas 2.40. 80 Referee Dorr ordered the
heat run over.
Third heat; Won by -. Hutton.
Anacortes: Lorenzo Dow. Tacoma,
second. Time. 2a2. Hutton was
disqualified for erowding Dow to-
ward the grand etand IN the finiHh.
~ time was over limit. the heat was
ordered run over.
Fourth heat; Contestants we're
those who ran in two heats ordered
run over. Dow and Strayor. both
Tacoma men. fought Il cut. the
former winning by a small margin.
Time. 2.9s as.
Final heat; Won by Dow, Tacoma
strayer. second: Avery. third. Time.
243 rs.
Two Miles PROFESSIONALISM by
Cotter. Tacoma: Chapman. Seattle,
second: Hall. Seattle, third. Time.
b.it As.
ouarter-Mile Professional. - First
heat; Won by Hutton. Anacortes,
Avery. olympia, second.
second heats Won by Strayer.
Tacoma. Roberts. Seattle. second.
Time. 0.9s As.
Final heat: Won by Strayer, Ia
coma. Avery olympia. second; third
not announced. Time, 0337 As.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-31
PROTEST FROM
FAIR LADIES

Editor s-rhe Seattle star"
Seattle. May -.
Ar.-we ladies' on the hin think
q proper 20 ask you II the sldewaik
On Cherry street. FROM Fifth avenue
10 seventh avenue. are intended fer
bicycles or for The passing public :
Too often we arr cumpaiisd T. leave
the sidewalk and uas the street to
give way to boys and men riding
their bicycles upon the SIDES ak.
Time and again We have been run In
Ga. not knowing they we're coming
thinking an item IN your paper
might stir NJ chr city authorities
and compel the tAcycilsts 50 use the
street. We are. respectfully,
LADIES or THE HILL.
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Suspended without Pay

WASHINGTON. u. c. May al
In the eases Of the - customs in-
nrrcisrs a. New York who were re-
Gently suspended upon charges of
nesieet - duty and q accepting tips
from incoming steamship passengers
the collector and the surveyor u the
port. who eendueted the iaVeatiga-
ton into the eharKea, have reported
that as O. ten Of the men she ehaFE-
- were not sustained. and a. to the
remaining twelve Il wan found that
the facts warranted their suaps nHian
from duty ard pay for thirty days
These recommendation have b~en
approved by Assistant Secretary
spaidlng
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oMcers After Ringo.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. May IL
Charles. alias Sydney. RtuEo. noted
IN West Virgins. viii BIZ brought TO
shis place from Kaukakse. Ill. " he
IL not convicted there Of the crime
With whseh she 10 charged. He was
tried az Huntington. W. Va. for the
alleged murder 81 HIS stcpchlldren.
but escaped punishment. He 10
wanted here on a charge OF burglary
and robbery. having jumped his ball
bond. lie IL an educated fellow and
often acts as his own lawyer. of'iccrs
have zone after him and declare that
he viii not escape them this time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-31

such thlnE. We dld not even know
that snu were expecting % have the
Troops mustered out at Seattle, II
IL surprising npNa.s
The Washington volunteers are re-
ported unoiiielallY 90 have voted In
favor uf being mustered out at ban
Francisco. bat the belief ~ general
that the matter viii yet be- arranged
So that they viii come TO Puget
sound Ia a body Ia this ease Il
may be well to understand the post
ton OF the Tacoma people In regard
81 a reception aud celebration.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-31

CLEVELAND. O.. May ai.-The
American Homeopathic pharmaceus
teal association has breu formed al
tho Forest city house. Represent
ativcs - every homeopathic pharm-
scoufical manufaoiuriuR concern
NeFa present, The Members. while
they deny that their association i a
trust or pool. admit that thelr object
IL 10 maintain prices upon a profit
able basis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-31

The scheme Of government outlin'
ed In the proposals submitted 10 the
Filipino commissioners diners from
the systems now In operation in
Cuba and Puerto Rice mainly In one
r~spect-namcly In the provision for
an advisory council 70 be elected by
the natives. The supreme power
under the plan would reside. as il
does in the case Of the West Indian
islands. In the goVernor generate who
Is 20 he a military efticerl. subject,
OF course. To the supervision Of the
War department and the president
as ecmmander-in-cf chief OF the army
and navy Of the United States. The
governor general OF the Philippines
IL to choose his own cabinet. just as
the military governors OF Cuba and
Puerto Rico have done. and the prtn-
eipai courts % our FAR Eastern de-
tendency are to be presided over by
judges nominated by the American
executive, Americans an well as
Ffhptnos are to be eligible 10 minis
tsriai and judicial officss. and in this
respect the proposed administration
Of the Philippines would be even less
racy OF tho soil than are the govern
ments OF Cuba and Puerto Rico.
whore the courts and cabinets have
been recruited exclusively from the
indigenous population.
The concession OF an elective adj
visory council is lllusory. for. while
that body would be capable. per-
hapa Of developing into an even
greater nuisance than was the self
constituted Cuban military assem-
bly,. II would have no influence upon
the direction Of Philippine Affairs.
except such II might exert BY it's
ci&ncr. II would have voice In
the government. to be sure: but no
hand. Now. there arr only two con-
ecivaoie methodsof administering the
AFFAIRS Of n peopl~--thc natives must
Be either independent or subject.
seif-governing or ruled by q superior
power from without. Tn. faes that
the governments OF the British crown
colonies. for instance. are eniightea-
ed and benixnsnt does not alter the
truth that they are desErctic and
above control Of the people who arc
ruled by them The establishment,
~ us even OF benevolent desposisms.
would. OF course. be repagnant to
the spirit OF our institutions. A
has been pointed out by Mr.. Charles
Francis Adams In several recently
published essays. the novelty Of our
policy In the former spanish colonies
does not consist In the fact that we
have interviewed In their concerns.
but In that we have assumed rcspon-
ability for their future control
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SPRINGFIELD. ohio. May IL
william fiaioran. a son % iaE -Four
Conductor fialloFan. died To-Day from
appendicitis. lie was a friend %
the late Cadet nolienbeek. and when
he saw the latfer.s funeral tive
weeks ago he predietsd his own
death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-31

The intelligent scientist who re-
Gently seized upon a failing tear Of
grief. discovering nuriate Of soda
therein. has shocked the sensibillties
Of all the civilized world. Grief is
too sentimental a feeling to be cold
iy subdivided into soda and bi-chro-
mate OF potash and such base
things. a towering passion reduced
20 equal parts Of sulphuric acid. In
digo and sal soda. loses all Of its
tempestuous majesty. and becomes
nothing more than n common chem
zeal product that any druggist with
. pestle and mortar might put up in
. bottle 10 be used as needed.
Let science stop right now and go
no further with the chemical analy-
sis Of grief and the other passions.
The FIRST thing we know. all Of our
most cherished feelings win be dis
sected and labeled. and receipts will
be upon the market for eompounding
any desired feeling or sensation.
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Must Stand Trial.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. May al
Judge Mcpherson. In the United
States district court today oVerruled
the motions made yesterday to duaah
the indictments charging Ellery +.
ingham and Harvey X hewitt with
aiding and ahcttlnK conspiracy and
bribery Ia the revenue cigar stamp
Job.
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Four-lsgRed Chicken.

pI<ATNF1ELD. ~. J.. May Sill.
Drnckiau In very proud and happy.
for he owns a four-iexEed chicken
For two years Mr. Denckiaa has
been experimenting with double
yoiked eggs. which can be easily
identified by their elongated shape
Tho mast patient and attentive hens
not been able TO hatch gu; n double
yniked egg until yesterday. when out
came the four-ieKxed chicken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-31
a Coal Combine.

HARRISBURG. Pa, May a1.--The
Monongaheia River Consolidated
Coal q Coke company, OF Fittsburg,
filed an application for a charter yes
terdny The capital stock Is given
40 $1,000, but this nominal sum viii
be increased az soon rs the charter
Is Issued 20 s25.000.00O.
The company will control all Of
the coal properties along the Ohio
and Monongaheia rivers, as well az
the steamboats,. barges, wharveH
ana landings as far south as Now
Orleans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-31
Cart. NaalI Dismissed.

WASHINGTON. May so.-captain
John NJ. HcaiI. - the Fourth cav
airy, has been sentenced 20 dismiss
al from the army, after trial by
court martial al che Preside. San
Francisco. He was charged with
various specuihiions. The hndlng ~
the court have been approved by
General shafter. and are nov before
the President.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-31
stole Treasury Money.

WASHINGTON. u. g. May al
Chief Wilde Of the secret serylef
has announced the arrest IN Chicago
~ William Coleman. a silver teller
In the sui. treasury thsre. ON
charge Of having abstracted silver
from bars received from the banks
~ " alleged that Coleman has beer
tamperinF with the coin bags since
last November.
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Suicide Of q Farmer.

RALEIGH. ~. C.. May si.-David
Dougherty. a farmer Of Rowan eoun-
". committed suicide last night. He
had been on n spree a fortnight. and
waking his wife he asked her n he
had cursed or beaten her or their
children. She said no. lie then said
he would never place her in such n
position again. and taking shot
gun. he pulled the trigger with his
toe. The wife and children were too
frightened 20 prevent the act. The
entire face and top Of the head were
blown on. and the wall was bespat-
tered with brains.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-31

prof. Garner finds that the monkey
language has not more than % or
30 words. This being the case. the
monkeys are certain % find difficulty
In fully expressing their Views OF the
DarwlnlAE theory.
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MONTREAL May si.-capt. Geo.
Marks. who has been defyinE the
owners Of the schooner Helvetla and
the Canadian authorities at Valley
field. has decided TO yield. as the
Canadian government announces its
intention TO back up his opponents,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-31

Admiral Dewey can look forward
70 his trip past Spanish shores with
the happy assurance that nothing
will be done to harrass his nerves
with noIsy and lublIant cele1rations.
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There In a suspicion that these IRE
auent visits 81 insurgents 10 otls's
camp are chiefly for the purpose Of
getting a square meal.
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Secretary Alger Writes tho Star
a Letter, Also Sends
One 10 Tacoma.
But 0MlTS A VITAL STATEMENT
As to where No Proposes to Land
the Volunteers u They Are
FlnsiIy Brought to
Puget Sound.

In the Star Of Friday. May 30. there
appeared a detailed Announcement Of
the plans Of the Taeosua people ia
sccurv the return q the F1rnt wash-
inston volunteers direct from Man
ia 20 their city. and 10 sidvtraek
the proposed Seattle celebration.
The announcement caused quite a
stir. Inasmuch a. senator Foster al .
mlttcd that he had been using hia
influence with the President and Sec.
rotary Of War 10 accomplish that
end.
Mayor Hufnes and ether members
Of the Seattle committee recently APP
pointed To arrange for a homecoming
celebration In honor % the voiun-
tecfx. expressed much surprise at the
statements Conserving the proposed
action Of the racouiaites. and quoted
the agreement made by the Mayer
OF Tacoma and others that in ease
Seattle did not have a big Fourth u
July celebration. but stood aside fur
the Tacoma celebration. then when
the volunteers arrived. sesttic'n cello
bration In their honor should he at
teudesf by the Tacona people.
Last night the star received let.
ter from Secretary u War Aissr,
with which vas enclosed a copy 81
another Just written to Secretary
Ferry. % the Tacoma chamber Of
commerce. The letters are seif.rs-
pianatory. ard are a. follows:
War Department. once of the ese-
rotary. Washington. MAY 8. isss.
Dear ssr.--f have your letter % the
18th inst. and irciore herewith a
copy Of the communication this day
sent 60 the secretary Of the Tacoma
board Of trade. When word ls heard
from General otis. tsieEraphic notice
viii be seat 60 the Washington peo-
pie. Very truly yours.
tslsnedb n. A. AfJdER.
Secretary ~ War
To r. ~ Wells. Esd.
Editor Seattle Daily star.
Seattle. Washington.
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In the last three and half years
bicycles 10 the value Of $40 900 600
have been exported from the United
States
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war Department. once u the Sec
Rotary. Washington. May 3. ises
Dear Sir,-I have your letter %
May n. with enclosures. II the
Washington troopa. upon being al.
lowed 70 vote ss 20 whether they
wish 20 20 10 Puget SQUAD or 90 IAN
Francisco for muster out. decide 10
so to Puget Sound. 90 matter what
the in1onvenisnee u the Quarternas-
tst's department may be. they viii
be ssus there. The only difficulty in
the way IL that Il viii make from
tss 10 80 or fss difference 60 the men.
according to rank. in travel pay "
they land al Puget Sound. simply
wish 20 act In accordance with the
interests % che men. and am going
10 have the matter left 60 the vote
% the regiment az TO where they
wish 70 land under me conditions.
II they choose 20 foreFo the dlfeF.
enes In money value. the government
viii be the gamer. and The men will
have the pleasure of landing with
their arms In their own state. 80
far as am concerned. II will please
me jus, as much To hav. them 70 60
Puget Sound So 30 San Francisco
Very truly yours.
tsignsd, X A. Afl0ER.
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II viii take IFS days to remove
the g.. o0o. 600 silver dollars from the
old Philadelphia mint TO the new
one.
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To homeseekers special terms Pratt.
Orchard Addition
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SOME FACTS.

Ten per cent. Of the native Hawai-
'ans are ispere.
Rcauefort cheese was made in the
time OF Piiny.
Great britain and Ireland imports
/. 100. 900. 600 eggs n year.
In Kansas the state banks alone
contain s2s.oo0. 900 in deposits.
Brazil will exhibit 500 kinds Of SER
penis at the Paris diplay in the year
1900.
II IL estimated that there are nifty
million English rparrows in Massa-
chusetts.
our army has consumed I2s. 600. 900
grains Of auinine In the last twelve
months
The tar on coffee I'm France r. n
cents a pound. In England It Is q
cents.
eince the war Of 1894 the Chinese
population Of Shanghai has grown
from 400. 900 to 100000.
In Mexico school children are al
lowed 10 smoke I'm school hours II
their lessons are we'll prepared.
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See Holman a Robinson for Pratt's or.
chaTd Addition.
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ryery lot in irui, trees. rratrs Orchard
Addition
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In Mexico school children are al
lowed 10 smoke I'm school hours II
their lessons are well prepared.
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Lots only ,aso each in rrsws orchard Ada
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Take ceasr 81. car TO rr.,rs orchard ADD.