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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-18
SUCCESSFUL INVESTORS

are those who purchase the first issue of
stock in a company of merit; the Hartford
Copper d Gold Mining Co. control 9 gold
and copper properties; development work
discloses enormous bodies of copper and
gold ore which assay $40 to $3.50 per ton.
some specimens assay $4,000 in gold per
treasury stock will be sold at % cents per
share, par value 81; prospectus and fur
t tf information on application HART
Exchange pl.. room S. Boston- -
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-18
(Howard, Crosby & Co.'S Boston letter


(HOward, Crosby & Co.'S Boston letter.
Wheat opened q higher than Saturdays
close with Liverpool prices up I'D in
spite Of the break in our market Satur-
day. The local. foreign and outside trade
were all good this morning. and the re-
suit of the Sunday intermissiOn was to
bring in many damage reports from the
southwest. although Nebraska reported
that damage was great exaggerated. The
visible supply increased 1000 bushels,
which was about as expected, and French
crop prospects were reported very bright
with the Russian crop promising, which
caused the price to ease Off.
Later IN the season foreign houses in
a position to be well posted regarding
Russian famine news turned buyers, fol-
lowed by the scalpers and prices ad-
vanced sharply, closing at about top.
There were later adyices claiming seri-
Gus lack of rain in all parts Of the win
ter wheat belt, which added to the
strength of the market. English country
markets were generally Sd dearer, with
French country markets quiet. The wea-
Their map shows about normal tempera-
tur~ with slight rains in the extreme
north.
The stock market opened strong with an
unusually wide distribution of business:
the recent activity in the city fractions
and industrials were sustained. There was
some reactionary movement in the gen.
eral list and in some of the specialties.
but the declines were not important and
there was good demand on the recession.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-18
THE MONEY MARKET.

New York, April 17.-Money on call
firmer 41z06; last loan 5. Prime mercantile
paper 3l2d4l4. Sterling exchange strong
at4S61aG%i for demand and at .8412d4 for
50 days. Posted rates 4.85G12 and 4.S7di2
Commercial bills .S3d24 Silver certifi-
Gates 60q1a. Bar silver 595s. Mexican dol
lars Az. Government bonds strong
State bonds strong. Railroad bonds
strong.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-18
TREASURY STATEMENT.

Washington, April 17.-Today's state
ment Of the condition of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance. $3.50, ISL, 1917
Gold reserve, S242 092 0s5. Net silver "a, ass.
339. L. S. notes in the treasury, Sl3. SOS 10
Treasury notes Of 1880 $3.50. SS4. Total re.
ceipts this day. g, 125, S29; do. this month
s23 29l. SO; do. this year, $l05. $50 304 Tota
month. S26327 900: do this year. Si93, S29.
303 Deposits in national banks, SSS, ISL. 1856
Silver bullion. 1921 4S4
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-18

When you suffer from sick headache
One pill dose. al le'
Carriers Little Liver Pills Will relieve you.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-18
A SAFE COPPER PROPOSITION.
Arizona and Texas Consolidated Cop.
per Company.

This company owns, absolutely free of
all encumbrance. rich group, embrac-
ing property situated in the Great Copper
which the Brazos-Verde, Iona Blanco,
Knoll, Permian, Mansfield, Mount
Anaconda, Washington and New Calumet
leads, have been extensively developed
and proved.
For the purpose of construction and
equipment, and for necessary funds for
other properties to be acquired, lin
tied number of shares may be had at SIS,
after which the price will be advanced TO
$25.
Money invested in this enterprise means
a safe investment, substantial dividends
and greatly enhanced value of shares in
the near future.
a. 4. MEYER & co. 26 Equitable build
ing. Boston, or WHITE & STOCKWELL.
405 Main St, Worcester.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-18
A QUESTION:.

Suppose that you throw a rope over the
bough OF q tree, and that to one end Of
the rope clings q monkey and TO the
other END of the rope is attached q stone.
The stone just balances the monkey. and
the question Is what will happen II the
monkey proceeds TO climb the rope; will
the stone rise or fall? We are unable 10
answer this question. so you must figure
Il out for yourself We are also unable
10 tell Won what
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-18

old IS registered and the IS registered
advanced u. and the new IS coupon Is
in the bid price.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-18
DIR. Bull's Cough syrup

Group at once. cures the child. and thus
saves many a life. Mothers need not fear
that dreadful disease If they have this
reliable remedy at hand. 1t is Sold by
all druggists for . cents.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-18
"a . II oR IA.
Bears tbs 1Ihs Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature Of &zXHzzZx

Are unlike all other pills. No purging
or pain Act specially on the liver and
bile. Carriers Little Liver Pills. One pill
q dose.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-18
State Mutual Life Assurance Co

Insurance in force Jan. l, 1899. .s69, 2lS %
Assets, Jan. l, 1899. Il, 1882 IS
Liabilities Jan. 1, 1888. 132454 40 o.
Surplus Jan. l, 1S99.............. Lass, 452 IS
Loans made on real estate mortgages.
A G. BULLOCK, President
HENRY NJ. WITTER, Secretary.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-18
Cripple Creek Gold.

If you desire to make big money with
out taking much risk buy a block of the
Cripple Creek City Land & Mining Co S
stock, while 1t can be had at the low
price of 1872 cents a share. par value 81
worcestershire. The legislature of the
state of Colorado having created a new
county, called Teller, with the city OF
Cripple Creek as the county seat, a won
derful impetus has been given to real es-
tate values within the past two weeks. 1t
means the doubling or trebling of the
value of this company's city lots. The
president of the company is now at
large block of them. Dividends will begin
in the very near future. Buy now before
the present allotment is ali taken. Gel
aboard before the gang plank is hauled
in. Call or address T. J. Gardiner any
evening during the present week. Bay
State House, Worcester. or address Rob
ert c. Miller. manager, I13 Devonshire
street, Boston Mass.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-18
.CITY NATIONAL BAN

TH e STATE SAFE DEPOSIT CO..
New Building. $40 Main st.
Neiv burglar and fire-proof vaults
buiIti recently and equipped with al
modem appliances for security; light
and above ground. Storage vaults cot
silven etc. PRIVATE SAFES for -
and Upwards per year.
A. G. BULLOCK, President.
H NJ. WITTER. Secretary
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-18
WHEAT WILL Do

Tomorrow. for no man can tell what
course IL will take from day To day, but
eventually il is bound 10 work higher,
therefore we consider the buying side Of
wheat TO be the proper side 70 operate on.
and think that purchases on breaks and
sales on bulges will prove money
making proposition. We can do this for
you BIZ special order II you so desire and
send for II.
Howard, Crosby & Co., g so sSo2'isi :' S.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-18
BONDS.
THE CHICAGO MARKET.
W h at
lOnenIngI Highest Lowest Closing

reported by ]. D. Maloney.)
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-02

Mss JaaA Esnon4a v@-se3 .rsen4s in
Aberdeen lase week.
Mss Ezlian 1e-s-. - Everest. visited
Seattle friends aas1 w@sk
NJ as Mrs. A-eR 3ruw= lex yess<--
ray usrnasg teT Cafeteria
Mr. a = Gates. - Aberdeen. was =
VISITOR 70 S<arzte LAST vsex
Mss Lam Nl=s- g Tax1o-. wtsEtss
.rssasls II tbs sfv Lass wees
AR Il Il Baker. q thss cztv. vtsgtes
fyte1ds ta CAsAasas last week
Mss Gertrude slzxseEsek = "a Evs~est
T5x3EEng Mr.. &n4 Ma .. Alrs-
NJ " a r-a-Ss0rae - CNeAafsx xas
a visitor - seattle 9a&s week
Mess ia G2sGsreE- = lss Portland. Or.
Tast>scaE Ia Kisses tsrasezA@sEa
Ms Aav 8ynaa Reese - Cssazy s,zg,a
visited Ss&tsae fvts*aAs Ass week
M-S 1uEA Bake aa4 ~ KIRK vsss.~<s
srsags&s al C1x&taz2s4 szs; week
NJ Charles EA*s. &C Ia ConrS-. wa
- Seattle several a4ys 1zls< wN@k
NJ : : Essax g IA Ce@-~~ ~xs
II Ee@ gsty several a4ys last ~ewS
A. ara .-x ~ - s@s-w~ - gasss--
"a. x&s-1s1 SV4sIsz treas .@sz xe0x.
NJ ESAg~+ gs-~@sxsf Ye~~~-es ~-~sg~x
Gay fTesa faevt Tr@ GS~u1- ~ae~s sNs w@-s-
&c astsx- tie s.--sra4 - Ass~ AsETy H4sa.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-02
xoRAa-s IDEA o. DIETING.


she Stepped Drinking Tea, bas Kept
Taking the sugar
The Irish n. contains aincs. always
tia element os the unexpected. AID & 10
this wh1Sa kser4 Cs from firing q tha
zAzy examples Of IL that We hear. A.
Irish cock II reaxahorss family Is blessed
with more asoEz5Erois than SIZE easoys.
and the losing % a few pounds = 3 rare
AID *cyfui occasion with ner- This year
when q Mr.. Jaexzoc's sister came 20 make
ke- annual visit 70 her brother. SEE Was
told that Sesah had lost seven pounds
ard tina. congratulations were q order
So the arss tine she saw the coax. After
greetings and compliments had been ex-
changed see said: How thin you've
g-own- Ncrakr
DO you think ss-s said NoraA. q szniss
On her broad fAce a matter Of sevsn
rounds.s
How did yea do ss-s said Arn Jacksua.
duly Impressed -Have you oe<a Diet
ing
What's 6,e<ingys asked Neral
Dieting why dieting IS eating certain
things ard going without certain tAing2
Same people when. saey wish - gr0x tia
eat no sugar" explained Mss Ixcksoa
That's T." said NxaA, ~thAss Il I
used always 10 - drinking tea AID swo
big Jumps az sugar ! pot In every cup
a.c ZOE ! never toCca Tea AID Only take
one lump q sugar 70 To cup
CEe Day Mrs Jackson noticed TIA; Aag-
ust. the coacanasry was much depressed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-02
NAVAL STATION NOTES.

cart Gree-. (. s. ". has s~ss returned
s-es~ Ssa E>va-cSsEsa after Passing 3 very
satisfactory examination for p~vwots n
Mrs James - Green gave q beautiful
;e4 % Tuesday a+-s~-ac- - honor o.
Ms w. 4 Eexwztr. Tncse p<e<ea.
we're Mrs. Gr1er~ M-s- ~. Burr. Ms
Ee-Tlzso-. Mrs CSssx- CeZs. - ms Y ars- !.
corps. Mrs f4oxssft and Mrs.. Fl w.
Megfan
Mira r " Es3Esn and Mrs, ~. r Hog
gait left or the Cc-tzEe C3ty for Al2sxa
q %str -hsf- huseS r3s after A month .
ytsis - Capt ard Ms S-e@-
TAA Rowan Sees f-ss cr-1rTf sssor on
Apr8 J I~&sGt- Comma raS- S1cAalso.
c0snrn n<2Irsx
Conan agsstAzs al M-s- Green ard TIRE
ladies' Il The stzt2oz VS. ed Seattle ca
X Se-sS4Ry
pAy-aAsse~ George Prsw1. Z. ( y has
Se&a ordered - sz1 Francesca fcr exam
sra1t11 Ger r~orossun
VI aa5 Mrs, Es-g-=ca have go.e -
r1-.sarG
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-02
PARTIES AND OTHER AFFAIRS.

Among =. we13 kcowa E-ay-sas~eNs "a
LADIES' - Seattle r0Te ~ more nsteye@s ssv
= ARE osreie q fr7enls than Mrs E-2szs-
estA Thompson. wNp r@zseS Ma her
daughter. Mrs Req Ter w T0se< a. ga
NsnsseessEa ayesgsie ->1eSisv Mach y
being he ssventy-efsA h&rJf3sy. q IN 30
i s2ra~ss$- us1s< Succe ssf2ltr car~fsss i
est conTrg n a bo3v - o-e- taes- -a.-
xFatGGAffeTas, Sei1EntTas afternoon @aS
sp@sS WITH r-aay un 9sae fsA-a-ss - -
;eTsaa1z-ae1t A beautiful rsserscal ~gsesvt-
inE 1as reGs3 Sy - author Mr. : "
Zoe. ar1 & M9the-'z HYMN No. x~s--SssI
rs@s<e- ~rst'en ~ Ms - = Patt@vx5r7,
was ye-s sgnTo % &rsiv ren4e-e~s SAxseaf
9sAe- nsssSe&A n1rna=~r we~A greatly a.
sosv1 and EsInGx refreshments wera ss~v
81 Mrs Thompson. 81. ssxa-. tw-ax~ as
az stre2E, wsA sG9 setFve ax nary wN3
aFw sesTe C years ye.I-E4r ana w.@
her gray bar ara 7zs-s usararx 3 Be-
coFEf.z cap. = = - snais iyre Il ae.4gAt-
FEt S-f-S4E$G Essset 1sr ss2ss. tsat il saw
sns S.e&szr@ 70 s70w 8eslssss oze saaxA-
t%-- M 1sTes- sre Aas ore a. : -,
.Sezt ra5ssciaa - %Sw y "a c4tv. as !.
eTaE1~a@. Ew Joseph - T-sosnyxas- 49,
se@n = - CnlseG States navy naw A.
- serv'ees, ee4rg mow go rhe BalrE-rassrs
and R-~wt2s-Sly g yae Mo2terey
S@se nae@t2sy Ts~~sesse - Ms. louise
AacSs class w&S xSvsn ~s-ssrysas aer~~
r5aoa az re residence - ~. Agsfsesea "a
5asS ssFe@t- r. ea42o~sos grv@r&zzase
- f~sves7-.-
Nss Narra> R.a-.ls ass Ms ssek.
NJ SsAE3ss
Sxta TzgRrtt-e .... gss~A
Mss >,e.ae paasaa '>'-
Z1srEeeSEH 7axestzz -..-............. Ta-a
Mss Nar-.@ RV1a51
"a Seoc=6 Nsz4rkA ..-......-. e[.ss~s
"a Ar Sc Pallet - ~,-s - a.
Mrs. ga~xAx~esr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-02
WEDDINGS.

n. w-Ea1 ?. c.v,s ar Mss Ca1
z TaSE. aszh Q. tbs city. xe-a e-sersv
-1ar-se@ SATURDAY z9<-IzS Mar = NJ
FSa=k Cr@re, s-cths- - I.s g-coz AZ
srv@-g as g-GzS-Gs-sz AZ sE91sS-.s91
TIE S-z-s. 10 @As xzss-S @e- xa2ss 1@e
z Ssz-s@s. cs-zs % -sg-9y respected
family. n=-@4-s 2-za-g As- s-.sss5s as-
Es1s24c sz1eo4 q IL Cent-A4 district a-5
sss z@arTsss sy R@y -oal = C2zaoG r
tie ASsse y -s-e sic @-S- a# re Aga.
twsz+s-NAree years age
Carts A2we sesz r@e~svs. n .n1x cssy
ar-so@-e<1g he marriage % A4r4 o.
NJ. t-@syke ws-xsox Cra-nez4 mnz Mss
EzsS,ze Wexti~g Acs2se. =. Scsens>ta3y. y.
z Mss We<ts1z he--ss IL "a 122SA-er ..
TIE LAKE. jay Wes-Ir U.s. e. S<1sracrz7y
40 here's . az szzsase ts-slas- NJ
CrazreA Is s.e CITY eslt0- - Ire New
York EEs-a2E Ma All snz .. NJ. zHs
Mrsl ", H:z4sl1x Camel 81 A-hz1y. -.
L aid Known &c several Ssa--isstsz
Nj Joe- G DsS-es- n attorney - his
c.-y. srd l-s. I-zaN r. Kn g1s. ~ Res
lorz o. tSe Ra1-zs--Ss-gr4. Ssarr.s. So
Gay sve-1rS AAccA & NJ = x Err
.aaz Al Mrs. y Il Pae@y 5esag h.
as21-s ss g-Eso-zs-2Ar and a<s6es-4&s
Esv. gesn =, Csauoo Officiating 4 supper
representing The bss. skill ara r-csssson
q she no,sa sossssry :oslosed eo5s-atz.z-
t5c-A
AZ. Poser Nu-2y a-3 G<s Jesse Arr
Ea--1son ecss 90 his c4sy- ware quietly
married a. tA@ rezse-re &C .ee ne
S-1ay evening. NatGA - NJ Horace z
Ss-as 3szag t5A h9-1-s as S-c.a-ns--sr ana
Ms Bertha Ea--ssca. s.sEs- - ire s-.se.
as @er -zs1-
NJ r Taylov ara Mss sarsx =
Jesasor- &c Static, ~e-4 quietly married
~ Tsec-sz By TIE Rev william Il Ss-;sss-
te-. Aes1ay. Msrcs =. Azoag TIE g~fn-
w1gat sszer q. IA e-see- Mr.. arr.
Mrs J z Tayia- t9ok wedding t3zr -
Spokane ana later VII go - Alaska
-
lr, Frank Heywood BurnA.azs. - $
Faal Mr.. ard Mss 2&ga Coy--a We
-. = Sac fra-cSs.o. were ease--y e--a~~ss!
a. tie rss@3x1ce 81 he orsc&sssrsg css-xv-
mar. scha r. Dsrssu~ r>~s1sv evening VI
Sy3ssy z Gillette zz3 Nj II NJ En.Ee--
worth served as prsncspsl witnesses
NJ wFi.is-s Washington Wyatt, arz
Mss Rusy Ezaellne Ses-o-ys. sots .. 50
estT. ws-~ quietly -na-r1st az tza -esssssr.s
g fae cs1Esacgg cseEgvraa Jahn Z Is-
g. ssndAy exs.isg- M2ree = NJ. 3
ssrv-nS AS principal witnesses.
= -
M-- p n Amin &G1 Mss May Nessev
S2Sh q Seattle were Ezice2 II marriage
Wednesday evening q. t1e res "a -s<,s, -
tne officiating clsrgwgyss1 Rev Martin I
l-zrSes. Ia Howard avenue west
- 81
ID, william CspsAn5 ara Nxz Annss
Andersen beth O. Seattle were -zs-r{eSs
Wednesday eTeTsrg ~ tsse residence q tta
Qrssc2asA1e clergy zSa1 Rev. Ma-sia Z LAT
SCI - Howard aver 2e.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-02

.-x en~ = sAcxs vsSs< VIII r<sa1ye1 As1
E<rsS
- =. r~-ar~v az pre GaEs,e.
- - $500 xere-as lars sAxs week
r.--v "a .ca. ~ Assre.ec. visit
~ yxs1xrn - ensn cry. ASK week
~. ~ = re-eS
- ~ 800 e .-ssces u tbs
rs.r
y,e>sn- - Er-
- - - .-@-sss .s..- wsts s-S<rsss n It's
-
a. -~~u~-~a 20 a~r
- - .srsr = $500 vsx, u
$50
e. Aas ses> so<
-. c1yaSrT ssrvscs AZ yes.ow-
- 49,
80 x< csa Hxrsca
Is - 80. rssS = W IA Ma &
! 49,
u.-+-,ar 81 ~, CIV. was
NJ .esa :. ~ ~ - Eswss
.Ss - a. 49,
D,-.s,. ~ s-,ssxrs. visited
- - Msssrs S-srn, q ,A,s
- -
-s.~--As - 49, sa-,.
- rSur~vs;ye rsSseraAy. asssx . weeks
-. = s-,-.-
Ass r,x-s----e - 80.
---x - week
- $500 r..es>s a-s Sua
= So xsss.ea .rsen.s u
F><-
- - 49, -, -. s>~, x5ss.-
- - 80. go 50 -a-rx,-ss.s .s $50
- - $. ~ - - 49, -
- - -
MSS A4scs Ca.1os<S Fs1-s-sS @AS~ 49,
- @s. - - = $50. --.--s~
A1- 's
NJ. D AaslssEAA- AEe SAp~ A-s A&ss.Ss
NacSeA VIII lsaxs Ter Dzxsos A-Isr
A<-s-. 20 - go1s 4sssx- Go1Ss-
Mss sas DrssnSca ard Mss Ora Pm
eray, - F11x2ll22. xsre guests. szsS seek
~ NJ. A-- 4rx = d YOUNG q LAS NY
NJ sna Mrs. & s Miller hare changed
.A@E- -sssS@rce .<cr III Harvard axeG1s
- ~. MrNauxnr no,sse - Marion street
>x,- a. 49, 49,,
xs~s-s-< % ard Nrx a. r Bailey. OF
NJ y.--s>r Cor saysxzI 5ayx. returned
W-s-eSsay
~ pscs - ~. Tassv-xS
- 800 $3.50 was "a SAs-rfA a.
- s--@r-ss-r -. sr,sssruss 40 yis.r.1x
- Sc ~.--ys-ss-v
NJ fxnrSa~s, ana esd,sraa ,s..
49, - d. -rS~-a--<s 80 y-~s, :,
g. - -~ 80 $50 - 1870 Hs--~
= = = - - -.
---s- @-S- 1-s -
Ny AMI Mis- Harry n Rtnxer lave re-
tSrneS z-o- ta1r noaEas Tzr last
-. 49, = -. - - = 80 - $1,000
-@~e' VS. -
Mrs n P S--wel. Mss susan BErwen
z-j carries Lay. o-. o. EELS GEy. visited
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r ". EE-ors Ard Mrs. = - Harris
@scc@-x@ss = 5sx a. re TT. Avs-ae .Ae4-
1sr -@zrSAzy -zg--
Mss Jesse E--sAaw -@e--oe. - Tzs5-
Ia 2-ss- . gzszI x1e1 S@4~14s sr4sz-x
Ms Esz-y Ezxz1 81 Tacoma s2sas
las Tuesday VIII 3-SszSaS - les c4-y
Ms George EsziA-c- Vas tas gas. %
k-s- poss. ~ Ta1oEA. last S2z4ay-
Ms l. 5 J. Ez1s - seriously Il = q
AGsS4s2 - Mex YORK
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-02

return - Seattle today. Mrs Mc-zte.-
con during as- sa1rT stay Il Spokane aax
become prominent II musical circles ard
as q member Of tAs First NJ z c11sca
choir aaS given pleasure TO hundreds a<
zussc AcvSv4- by ler beautiful clear azz
well cultivated soprano yo2es--Spck esu4zz-
Rey1~w.
Misses NsssSe. Pear. aid Edna ComAa.
Of New W1azcoE- ara y.xEs-S t.sS- azsEs
a. III SSc1E5 ayezae.
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NJ. xn1 Ms w z ?. Sell NJ. Aa4
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Sc1-EA--e MIA -.c---Ss-~ NJ Sl-c--
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S-zs1. NJ 1cAE SS.wz@s 1t 5<-c
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