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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-23
MINING NEWS.

The Cabello Mountain copper mines in ArI-
IONA have been sold to a Western syndicate
for S2.OOO.OOO.
Sylvanite associated with phonollte has
been discovered a few miles east Of Grand En-
campment. Wyoming.
IL is reported that all the vacant ground be-
tween the South Snowstorm and the Sindar
claims at Mercur, Utah. has been located.
Cuprum, Idaho. reports that the United
Copper Company will soon begin the erection
Of q 100. ton smelter at the Greenvale mine.
On one OF the claims a six-foot vein Of pyrites
has been found.
A letter from Dos Cabezas. Ariz.. states that
there is unusual activity in the district. Three
syndicatOs are working properties under bond,
and u is expected that a good shipping record
will he made this sun mer.
IL Is reported that the Florence and Cripp!e
Works. largely owned by Eben Smith and Da-
yid H.. Moffatt, have been sold In London for
SS,OOO.OOO. The reduction works are among
the largest OF the kind In the world. Last year
their output amounted to 81. 7a0,2d1.
In the Columbia kootenay. at Rossland,
BritishiColumbia,large .boJies Of low-grade ore
are being uncovered, The new ore chute in
averaging $40 TO the ton.
During March. Nelson Camp. British Column
bia, where the Athuhasca, Duncan and Hall
mines are located, shipped ITO tons valued at
Sl3:}32. and corner bullion. amounting TO
$4n,SGl. The OUTPUT of the Ymir camp was
2.4O5 IONS.
A syndicate Of Eastern capitalists. headed by
Irving. 7. Bush and j. +. Bache OF this city,
has acquired the Gregory Bohtail Group in
Gilpin county, Col. The property includes
thirty-fve claims. 4 seventy-hve.stamp mill.
and several mill sites on North Clear Creek.
approach to the Universal shaft, which is down
200 feet.
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9inanriaI.
TO THE HOLDERS OF THE
Second Mortgage Bonds
The Texas & Pacific Railway Co,

Referring to the published notice Of The ST. Lon,,
Iron Mountain and Southern Railway Ccnr.r.
dated March 27th. 1922. inviting holders q, I'M.
Second Mortgage Bonds Of The Texas and pats,
Railway Company to deposit their bonds vrh
coupons pertaining thereto attached, with The Nc.
camille Trust Company at its office. No. 100 Broad,
way. New York city. and to receive therefor nepo,
table certificates emitting the holders there,,
to receive as set forth in said notice Nh.
new Four per cent. Bonds Of The 81. Iou,,
Iron Mountain and Southern Railway Comr.rr
therein described. to an amount equal at par to si,tv,
ave per cent. Of the par amount Of tho deros,,oa
bonds. and giving the privilege to dcpositors At tho
time Of dcposi,inG their bonds to elect to sell to :,
~syndicate at oighty.nve $50 per cent. Of their IA,
value in cash the new bonds which they will y. on,
titled to receive, such price n he payable a, N.
Office Of The Mercantile Trust Company, at the ,,ms
Of the issue Of the new bonds.
Further notice is hereby given that NOR.
than two.thirds of the outstanding Secora
Mortgage Bonds of the Texas and Poc,pc
Railway Company having been deposited
under the terms and provisions " said notice tho
undersigned Railway Company has decided 10 CT.
tend the time within which deposits 81 said bon,s
In the manner and upon the terms and conditional
act forth in said published notice will be received
until and including April 81, 1890.
Engraved certificates Of the Trust COMPANY Al.
now ready for delivery at the once Of Tho Msr.
camille Trust Company. No. 12o Broadway, Ne,
York City. TO depositors ~ Second Mortgage Bond,
Of The Texas and Pacific Railway Company In OF,
change for the printed certificates Of the Trust Com,
pany representing new securities. and application,
has been made to list the engraved certificates IN
the New York Stock Exchange.
1t is expected that the new bonds will bs i.,n.i
and delivered against the certificates Of d.po,it
during the first week of July.
April 18th. 1899.
The st. Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern
Railway company
BY GEORGE ]. GOULD. President
A, ChJFF. Secretary.
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been expected and covering Of shorts, q. we'll ae
some foreign buying, but later on the whole list
weakened and declined on more favorable weather
At the West, predictions OF general rains. foreign
selling, and more or less bearish pressure as well as
some local long LIQUIDATION. Liverpool declined 80.
Spot prices there were Nd. to I'd. higher. Paris ad
vRnced 10 centimes. Minneapolis. reported q good
cash demand. According to Beerbohm the worlds
shipments last week were 100000 bush. King "
Co. of Toledo estimate that S,ooo,ooo acres OF the
original winter wheat area will lie abandoned, Kansas
losing most and Ohio least. Their estimate ia based
on 1851 reports from 4s3 counties. Corn sympa.
thiLed with wheat. Liverpool declined I'D. The
receipts were larger than expected. and some longs
sold out. Oats huctuated with the rest Of the list.
FLouR-Quiet but steady. Sales 5000 obls. Re
ceipts were 10, 1S5 bbls. and 10, 2O4 sacks; exports,
All bbls. and b.OSo sacks, Winter in bbls.: Super
hne, 81. 36sS2.45; No. = extra, s2.5oSS2. 80; clears,
90. 1888 40; straights. 80. 5oat3.6 10; patents. S2.65
ga. Spring in bbls. Clears. $2.aosS3.2 20; straights,
SO. 4Oaf3 10; patents. So.
CorToS-Sr ot cotton here was unchanRed; sales
Of 1900 bales for export and $50 for spinning:
Middling uplands 6Ac,, against 4 7.l6c. last
year. New Orleans and DUFF elsc.. against eIi.lGc.
The Southern spot markets were unchanged. New Or
leans sold 1000 bales. Galveston 2.232 and Memphis
$50. Liverpool was unchanged on the spot, with
sales of 1000 bales. Futures were unchanged TO
4 point higher. The movement to day was as fol.
1nua.
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A slight rise in cotton to-day was due to firm Liver
pool cables. covering Of shorts and some new buy
Ing. Furthermore, the weather at the South was
less favorable than recently. II, was generally cooler
to-day. with heavy rains in the southwest and. a
light precipitation i'll the Mississippi Valley. Inc
movement for the week is expected To be somewhat
smaller. The cold and wet weather at the South.
however. was the principal factor in the rise. Crop
ward and fair. warm weather is needed II, any
Of the lost ground ia to be reclaimed. where
for most. sections OF the cotton belt during
the next thirty six hours and in some places lower
temperatures. Aberdeen, Miss, April i9.-"soil is
il a most satisfactory condition. ow ng 10 hard win
ter freezes. Much seed has been planted the past
week. and with . fortnight OF favorable weather it is
thought 1t will be completed; crop is about two
weeks late Of an average, Have travelled a good
weeks and did not End . single individual who ex-
poets to plant less cotton than last year.
Stocks are heavy everywhere Columbia. s. q.
backward, and little progress made, for a
new crop; however. for past ten days there has been
but little rain. and work has been pushed. Bad
preparation will tell IL We do not have a perfect
growing season, and a little less gusno used will be
a bad factor. Probably 10 q cent. less acreage and
about same reduction in guano sale of fertilizer tags
Price of fertilizers has been about 10 a cent. less
than a year ago. thus encouraging use more than
prospective price Of cotton Columbia. s. c., April
lp.-"The weather has been threatening for several
CoFFEE-Rio on the spot was steady at Sic. for No.
Z. Sales of $500 bags Maracaibo, 1000 Jamaica
and $50 Savanilla.. Futures were dull and I'M
changed to 5 points higher. Sales $500 bags. Havre
and Hamburg were unchanged. American ware
house deliveries. 17.1ll bags. There was a holiday
were received from Brazil. Prices here as follows:
HiokSsy Jo,p,tt rIns,p1
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stimulating news there was little disposition to
trade and prices were generally unchanged. The
reduced receipts at Rio and santos OF late have had
little influence, as i is generally believed that tho
NAVAL ~SToREs-Spirits. 42hs43c. Common to
good strained rosin. $1.36sS1. 40.
PnovIsIoSs-Lard was steady Western, 1855;
Continental refined. sk.75. Pork was steady at
saase.6o for mess. Meats were steady; picked
hams. 1tc.: do. shoulders. 4Lc.; do. bellies.
5a5stc. rsllow. 40. Dressed hogs. 5'sS5lsc.
Butter-Craamery Western. extras. lss1shc.; do,
hrsts. l7le disc; State. extras. 1so.: do. trsts. ITO
INC. C~heese-State, full cream. large. co,ored or
white. fancy. 129l.llc.; do, choice, l1A911Ac.;
vania and Western. 1875 a Chicago, April 2e.-
"To:dAy's liberal hog receipts and the expectation
provisions. The weakness in grain also had some
effect
SrGAR-Raw was firm at 4ac. for 9ss test and
<3.l6c. for $40 test. Refined was quiet but firm.
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Available cash balance,
including gold reserve .$2s1 ,1ee. 12e 1882. 1913. s65
Money in London. 1i461ia p cent. Rate Of
discount In. open market for short and three
months bills. = 1-l6G2S y cent. Amount OF
bullion gone into the Bank of England on bal
ance to-day f76.OOu Paris advices quote ) a
cents at 1O2 francs "a centimes. Exchange on
London. 20 francs 49, centimes.
Hartman 4 Co. offer for subscription at par
and accrued dividends from April |. 1890. So
100000 7 z cent cumulative preferred stock
OF the Garvin Machine Company. This COM
State OF New York. in 1883. to manufacture
izatlon was 81 Nnn. upon which the com
Iany has earned. mt. SA,ually for the past nine
years. Al = cent. The business OF the company
Increased demand, for It's product. and in
order to supply the additional capital the
entire net proceeds from the sale Of this pre-
ferred stock go directly into the company's
business. The preferred stock offered for sale
is EMIT ed to preferential cumulative dividends
of I per cent. per annum, to be provided Tor
out Of the net earnings OF the company, before
any dividends are paid upon the common stock,
and the preferred has priority overthec common
in respect 70 all property and assets OF the
retire the preferred stock on April /. 1904, at
1O5 and accrued dividends to that date.
Clark. Dodge & Co. will buy and sell Chicago,
Burlington 4 Quincy Rights"
The sales Of mining stocks at the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
to-day ware IA fpllOWa.
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New York Stock E~1change-sales April aa.
UNITED STATES AND STATE BONDS TN Sl.ooos,.
2 8 80, OsholO9
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The sales Of mining stocks at the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
to-day were as follows:
COM ERCIAL.

Total sales. 4.lOO shares.
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SATURDAY, April 22.-GRAIN Wheat - Spot
was steady. Sales 100000 bush. for export
here and at the outports. No. l northern
Duluth. Tic. over May I. o. b. a1oat: No. ]
hard Duluth. lie. over; No. l northern New
York. &c. over. The Northwestern receipts
were POI cars. against 1874 last week and 2lS
last year: Chicago 80. against 27 last week
and l0S last year. Futures closed nc. to &c.
lower, with sales OF 100000 bush. After
Change July on curb was T4D77ac., closing
TTt4c. Prices as follows:
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Oats were easier on the spot. Sales lO4, 900 bush.
including ~ zoo for export. No. in elevator. 32x
e3ar.; DO. delivered. s4c.; No.. white, AIDE; No. :
white clipped, 3NIac: track and ungrAded white. as
s3Hc. ChlrEgo received I75 cara and expects 200
Monday, Corn was steady oil the spot. Sales 34O.-
coo hush. for export here and at the outports. No.
. old, Toe. over May in Chicago; do. new, ac. over.
Chicago received 24o cars and expects 2cT on Mon.
day. Futures closed unchanged to lac. lower, with
sales Of 10000 bush. After Change July on curb
was 3aifs closing at 30lac. Frces As follows s:
Last
Opening. Highest. Lop,st. Closing. N,oTL.
May ..... 90 40, 3pSs ann 4Ols
July ...,.. 3tIAs 3pA Sghs 3yH 3aR
Wheat was irregular at the opening. May showing
some advance on better LIVERPOOL cables than had
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Chicago, Peoria and St. Louis
Railroad Co. Of Illinois.
REORGANIZATION.

~ PINE STREET,
NEW YORK, April IL. 1900.
TO THE HOLDERS OF;
First Mortgage Gold Bonds,
Second Mortgage Income Bonds.
Preferred stock, and
Common Stock
of the Chicago, Peoria and St. Louis Rail.
road Company OF Illinois.
At the request and under the appointment Of tho
holders of more than a majority in amount of tho
First Mortgage Bonds. Preferred Stock and Common
Stock and Of the holders Of a large amount OF the
Second Mortgage Income Bonds. the undersigned
have consented to act as the Committee on Reor.
ganization Of the affairs Of the aforementioned
Railroad Company. under the Plan and Agreement
of Reorganization dated April :. 1899.
As a part OF such Reorganization it Ia provided by
the Plan and Agreement that the railroad. equipment
and property of the st. Louis. Chicago and st. Paul
Railway Company Of Illinois also shall be acquired
upon the basis set forth in the Plan. and be united
with the railroad of the Chicago, Peoria and st. Louis
Railroad Company OF Illinois into a single system
and ownership under the name Of the st. Louis
and Peoria Railway Company. thus establishing a
through line between St. Louis and Peoria.
Holders of above described securities are invited
to become parties TO the Plan and Agreement by
depositing their securities Hereunder with the At
lantic Trust Company of New York. Depository. 40
william Street. New York City. ON OR BEFORE
MAY STH, 1890. Certificates OF Stock to be duly
Endorsed to the Reorganization Committee and
stamped.
Trust Company negotiable receipts viii be issued
for securities deposited.
Copies OF the Plan and Agreement may be obtained
at the Office OF the Depository and the Reorganization
Committee.
THOMAS CARMICHAEL,
Chairman.
r. DEAN,
EDWARD H. LADD, Jr.,
Reorganization Committee.
SULLIVAN / CROMWELL.
Counsel.
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Augusta shipped to-day ! bslee, Memphis 6,s4s,
81. Louis 652. Cincinnati 332. Houston .1ees.
The rainfall for the past - hours included ! go
inches at Henrietta, Tex, I.46 at Fort Smith, Ark,
LA at oklahoma. "a at Palestine. Tex, 90
at New Orleans. La, az at Little Rock. Ark. and :1s
ut NiCksburg. Miss. Tho Signal Service predicted
showers In portions Of Georgia. Alabama. Missis.
sip 4, Louisiana and the Carolinas: partly cloudy in
Texas and Florida; showers in Oklahoma. Ind an
Territory. Arkansas and Tcnnessee. New Orleans ad,
yanced 2 poiuts, but reacted. Futures here advanced
8 to 8 points aud closed very steady. Prices as fol.
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nj lining MACHINERY-FRASER h CHALMERS,
4Nl 30 broadway, New York. manufacturer of min.
Ing and smelling machinery, Est mates On mininv
milling and smelling supplies promptly furnished
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The receipts OF the Government today were:
Customs, $7H8.O26: internal revenue. S945.-
506. and MISCELLANEOUS. S+3.373. a total OF
81, 1877. SO5. The disbursements we're S1,475,-
600. an excess OF receipts over expenditures
OF 1912 05. The receipts Of the fiscal year to
lures $500. SSa. 3O3, an excess OF expenditures
over receipts OF $S7.2O3 .426.
The official count OF cash in the Treasury to-
day. compared with that OF last Saturday,
shows:
April Is. April 20,
Gold coin and bullion 90. S242 1913. 265 $245. o72,T74
Siivtr dollars and bullion 4,HS6, s3S 5,552,47h
United States notes ..... 1921, 1855 Is, $50, 400
Other assets less demand
liabilities ...,.,,,,,... 9.2e4,ss 2o,s51.e44
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III. CLARKE lGI].

IlEIat our F1fiuas ala popular
i'm our antiaaw11 Ito Fa-iluH
stock, is i'm evidence rs We
sac tine &agETf:as with Winllh
g0Ults ana1 we WHra Dwar-
stadka8 i'm disappear
We BuplaCata tttl8, rs the
goods we 0Tfala3 WEal4 InQf
old goods, shop W0irlr but
over PLUS stuck.
We ate still H1iR ttD give q
lew rTlurR of fFlgSa bargains i'm
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4Teating M the Christian ant Mission
.,aYw Allttgnee. II. " l.. mall! 81 Main st.
LOG
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-16
GsHsla LEARN MISUNDERSTANDING

lEtHH Win Ito amt es;I,enl tto marry
lLnllll"lialRsF or Wnune men 1'in qan
a'aHiS t,aaone mllimneiran, simuhi ee,-
pteat to nualify themselves 4pf eveyv,
nltey N housekeeping Advises sire
l1llH;hanltm Republican Auuh onuall-
lnatnnH Will newer anne aniigs phe,
are newer o iirag IN tetle limnes or min
lniiili1ef. M % wfte KNIVES iiilat aes.aet.v
NOV q prepare q lir.eatgsaat diinfar 81
aunfep iiite Will ITO weall enough for y
nillimitllfe# wife ant sine e aartaiuiy
nlhlh jiaS'eF @guiu@ti fEor geAiiig slnasete
~ ..l'e many homes nut mRnunieu nv
lllillullianss tellaf ignorant ald iineon-
1mtant a1ni miirp@aiy irainlefe ,yson,ep
ure
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-16

'llliie following patantE we've Erantsu tEhif
vaaak 70 WnroeHter county iinua1ttnra, us
n'alnfted tfron the ufltaenf Bonn C. Dawes
At0nan D.. 15akea aasIGnur tn 3D. wv VIII
lliGma 1ienniirHyar, MIuisE, mt G a.. wnn
Jaigiep Ilit SIS H. hait daatnnar
lnnreH ~ Cunningham, WDTGeiitar J;ai
mDuiing
Atlur5il YMclMuhDr AllnnYu imnt pY iaifue
unmH M MnngiiYnp HtnJeuHie IBsaigunf
Ito Uwapai TnnDalN 8tnpsdale Slaas. mn
94r'tiunti nis. mnn
William Il Hsttad. Mfar.. inaaer nisais;upf
tn 4ananteeu .Aitnnaf iaHtp Glnmpany
uI View DaTgnH stnuiur ~ n iasriufeef lr1it4I
.t Instrument
t1lilualaf P Eaatun Lnnmmatar "Viar-
5sctinr mint cement Gins .aanfeft9l J9rirt
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paaELID WOOD GARDEN.
1ihH aH Isnnt F,sasnr F'py Traimnianlinr
fiiinvtars amt Fiarrm.

Why mt NUKE o wilin garden I'm
nltefaH GilB summer on t1fls nmrah size
dS r1tn mouse nr IN some JsnHt,y Hpni
wii,ats 1aew ahingn viii grove D1uf
npntaa, IL will ttsiSs care ug iitHan mi
IkaRp RDnii1H m snan year T9snlH mus
B,e transpjtelnao 1rOm iie wuntiE with !
little nai.s and win ne u delight al
summer. atanaf III tire house nr cuIft 1if ii
DliH p11sy essentials Iur HuugasF are Il
CUNT nDll amt TINS sIln 1I1ten li1e gut tjla1
wiiistse rtIa darIB atrs 1unnfl Tf mt, i
ERir substitute dgn ne matte by mixing
IsnG1 harden ttiirT End Send.
WinnstE meadow rIa ilHttS sBiinuart
nni divssfingar JiiGIft Hse RnDnp teft
mtilf wHnd things tcnnt Enn ils ttfaaiH,-
PLANTED Hlt mute rsI 9slf1sG, Hfpv nYat-
M Il garden Dr Ynatsaw iiH where ehey
sa,te allowed itu iiIpuf 1tlaii pv'n mBy eui
nariiiy be irnugiIlsl
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.aw 4llt9gnne L. " L.. mall ri Main s5s.,
I rTinitsd HiTesbvtsrian Glnuvnh, AAreanum
lIalli si6 aittin arraet-91tnifert Autaipsz b
ID, Ilte5tDE 5serwtHes uQ.IQ, TLi5. {sililuasi.
sdiuIo!. Il. T. r. s. c.. II. 6!h AforniuE
II ''1ltte ainuvGh nf tire tpviug Eiutt' evening
Tine sacrament III reite lsoru' AL wet
nome
4 0ttik ELL! Orient STA SIT EInnrss pas
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igarn amt ununrtuniH'
4 FIRST 8ireshstterian H1lli,y at-9freaai.-
/. ing ll.aq, 1ly atev. "A r. 3:rue, Pin ID
Sunday 5snhHu! LIZ II r. S. C. Il. g6!E
II Hirenan nveaafius .ervtae on the com
RnoE Y conducted ivy Evangelist ~ w
it5tp tgfesae w'im are IL Christ Ie.aiBs.'
Zine Glnristptdanii1ia1a al 4pard a1f 1sratis
I-iiall 1l ntnater Hl'4asntllre ut LuQ.6a altp-
tenE; 'Mnntam amt the EfaEss Eivenins
liz AL watnonn
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pttatof lg. gi@ LnprnnH pEayaT ynrsatirs
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/ temple" 500 g. e. nteati1If; ~ 5frfeutl
i'm lesad E,aQ why 1oiIaose q i,errt TytaSai'
Seventh Day Advent gllnuYYth-9s;ai1i,ath
animnl. ~ 1tpaIEal nesatfng il.GQ Room
x. 1lay building
geivaentiate a3apttat Gghurah-eanv r
4, Ntinaatar pafiuor Preaching lto.50 yBinfe
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10 d' atti3ieut "nlruth" lessor fIe-;t
lZsettIu1ail, SO $50 LB.4lQ
3saeuIf Advent Church. Chandler st
II William AZ htlrcE, paatnr afruvef meet
ms Nl49 3tfeadiliIl6 tQ.%o and T.@Q Sun
ugy s'iimnl z E5niuIg 1teunte# nlaatnI,,.
s'atam 8saliaFe-tlmen dir lmeatinf 400
hnn3 sterNtoe and ltualpa atttivessst3
Il Church. nj Christ q1lmdiniesl So 0fth,
as'-ttSoialm Ntdhdis pastor. 9Sb
a1Iau vtith might LEllQ Hllpie -gaitodl
e4lq VI p 9. &2 H. 1850 SERMON .',tlhT,s-
liail nalli0at' followed inv nvtii1iarue 81
t'alnmnt Mission wnvtl Yuun ,Df lidl-
ytt3ur aiblte Hdifu1l u 3sernmn. 't6mr
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jididjal yWisiiom ~. alqalte. ..afb,
lDaper seys the iiaiae -ssi> iqn Iflis dieai.
h9sn Y UNI n ses WHIT d iiinlgea Iityasia.
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