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Battle with uiehblna,.r.

h,ss sS Jose CAL June 2s--In battle with
nepn,, 1 sa IN Chinatown at midnight
~ snerin Rache was shot in the slaa
eeIysa s wounded Sheriff Lansford re-.
coming w ss that six highbinders wers
Poon mem ,s1m san Francisco to xiii Lee on
was Win tes, s.a q the Hip Sing Tong. and
them wban ss ave- deputies on watch Tor
They opened sA Il, saag o. Chinese Appeared,
the officers. has, NE, which was returned by
ness souey 1t is thought one a. i ~ "a IN .ne
Eaa was Killed. but no bogv ~ me chi
w nisnolpders were arrested gA' round
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PHILIPPINES.

The first volunteers to be raised for tho
Philippines will be the skeleton regiments
now being formed by Otis.
The war department officials are in no
rush TO- get troops to Manila, as the rainy
season will not permit of campaigning
Ex-Governor Pattison OF Pennsylvania
said the war in the Philippines should be
ended at once by sending sufficient troops
to suppress the natives.
General Charles D. King relterates the
statement that the Filipinos are capable
OF self-government
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NINE PERSONS DROWNED.
steamer Sank on Lake Erie During
N Stor7n

steamer Sank ON Lake Erie Durinr
storm.
Cleveland, June 29,--In the heavy north
east gale last night the steamer Margaret
oldwlll, laden with stone ballast for
Cleveland, foundsred In Lake Erie. of
Lorain. Nine persons were drowned Four
members OF the crew have been picked up
by passing steamers and brought into port.
Dead:
Captain John Q, Braun, wife and son.
William Doyle, fireman.
George Kiefer. seaman
Frank Hipp, watchman.
Two seamen.
All were drowned The cargo listed while
the vessel was lahoring in the trough
causing her 10 drift heavily.
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denounced nv n rnkc.

san Francisco, June 29.-Dr., j. X, Stone,
formerly prominent San Francisco physi-
clan, writes from the Kowak river, Alas
ka that the circulars issued by certain
transportation companies announcing the
kotzebue sound country as the richest
gold field in Alaska. are totally without
foundation and were issued for the pur-
pose OF inducing people to travel over their
lines, He says 1900 men paid 5000 each
for passage. but none OF them have found
gold in paying quantities.
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mAnsHALr.,s DUST.
Remains May BE Transferred
to hollywood.


Especial to The Post.
Richmond, Va, Juno 20 The
publication of statement that the
grave OF Chief Justice Marshal, here
in shocker Hill cemetery, was in a
neglected condition, has resulted IN
a move for the removal of the ashes
OF tho distinguished jurist. The
proposition is that the remains shall
be placed in Hollywood cemetery,
near the spot where are buried
Presidents Monroe and Tyler, and
not far from the tomb OF Jefferson
Davis. The cemetery In which JUS
tice Marshall sleeps his long sleep
IS practically abandoned. While his
grave is fairly well kept, 1t is
known to but few who visit these
old grounds. The tomb OF Monroe
and the grave OF Tyler, In Holly
wood, while not specially neglected,
are not kept In such condition
as they might be. 1t may be that
an appropriation will be asked OF
the legislature, or possibly OF con-
gress, for the purpose of establish
Ing a perpetual fund for keeping
in condition the graves of these
eminent vlrginians.
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NO DISCRIMINATING.
The End of the Scheme Is Now nj
Hand.

The End of the scheme Is Now a,
Hand.
London, June so.-The correspondent Of
the Times at The Hague says: The naval
and military subcommittee win tomor-
row FRIDAY scatter to the four winds
the last yestige Of doubt and Illusion as
Regards disarmament. rumor has been
circulated today. which / am unable 10
confirm. that Emperor Nicholas. displeased
at the trend things have taken. has dis
patched confidential ambassador to Ber-
lin. who will afterward come here to take
part in the conference.
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NEGRO HEATS cHuLp no DE.r,

OEiethorpe County jail Holds N prs
oner with a Record for Isrutuli,y'
Lexington, Ga. June 2s.--sheriff Gun.
ningham today Jailed Al Brightwell COL
ored, who brutally whipped negro girl 10
years old to death He denies the deed
saying that the child stumbled over los
fell and hit her head against It and frac.
tured the skull. causing her death Tba
child was buried at once. .ns
When Coroner Deadwyler was infor,ooa
ne Immediately went 10 the scene d,ss,
'erred the body and upon exsmiuat,on
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Regulation OF ohnr1era ana 1.ee....

Havana, juno 29.-Brigadier General T "a
o'''eu oh tne governor general today with
regard TO future action against the thieves
VINO have recently created so much trouble
IN the town of Guanaiay Prompt meas
u'es already taken have served to check
me thievery and it is not expected that
mere VIII be much more trouble, General
i Lee wishes TO take steps that wilNbe abso-
Iutely preventive. General Brooke has re-
celyed decree, drawn by senior Lanusa
secretary OF Justice in the advisory cabl7
h Me- by tne terms of which for the time
delils' etll%ens OF foreign countries who
ncenses shall present to their Diplomatic
NAL exchange. iS- ~
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FOR WIFE MURDER.

James Hoilinger Hanged at Harris-
burg, Pa.
harrisburg, Pa, June 29.-James Hol-
inger' a self-confessed murderer. was
hanged today in the Dauphin county iail
lor the murder of his wife. Holllger was
an Ignorant farmer, so years old. and was
separated from his wife several months
Last August he visited her at her home
IN me neighborhood and tried to persuade
her 10 return. She refused, whcreupon he
shocked her down and cut her throat with
pocket knife. He took fright ct the crime
ana a an hour later surrendered to the ius.
..lse OF the peace at Hummeistown His
trial and conviction followed $40
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LOCAL.

The bayou still out OF its banks.
The opening session of the colored State
Teachers association.
The Retail Clerks meet and elect off,
GERS
The work OF the city board of appraise-
ment
The entertainment of the soldiers of
Hoods immunes will take place tonight.
Gilbert Nealy. charged with murder.
committed without bail
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COMMITTED SUICIDE.
was "hce president of the soutI,er,
hallway Company

petersburg, Va, June 29.-As the resu,t
Oh insomnia melancholy and nervous nros-
ration Hon. Charles F. Collier Of this
oi'y shot himself through the head tbl,
morning, dying instantly. He was ! ,aa.
~ 49,, os profession, an ex-member Of tha
v vgnaeuerate congress. had served several
maxor -, me legislature and served as
one tim % inns Guy Tor six terms. He al
Pej,,s si,ue vas president of the southern
~ Si'iWay company. Mr. Collier was IN III -
ga year had been twice married ana a. MS us
I luIing elder in the Presbyterian cburcb
he had no business troubles. A 'nuiun'
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Case of Fever from Cub,

New York, June 20. John johnson.
mate OF the Norwegian steamship Krim,
was removed to swinburne island hospital
Inns afternoon suffering from yellow feyar
Matanzas. June w wa
here for disinfection. s1@' "''''ne
Wiil probably be finished tomorrow. The
rev WIN be held at Hoffman island ilye
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STABBED NY A Memo

suspected Murderers of Ms 49,,
- Released at Sun Antoaio,
son antonio, Texas, June 2g.-.Jobn Tav.
'or, conductor on street car here was
seriously stabbed by one Of four rs w~s
payment Of fare s"' ior non
groes $500 corpus this morning the ne
county as and Hart, arrested in Duval
Helen Ma suspected murderers OF Mrs.
proved an alibi. 'seaseu' having
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THE sAENGEaBu.p.
The Initial Concert /. yerv s,,..,

f"e initial Concsrt Very Success.
fni Event.
N'nc'nnati, Ohio, June 20. The first Of
INC international saengerfest concerts was
given tonight. An audience that packed
inc balcony and most filed the dress circle
ana parquette Indicated an attendance OF
sooo or more. The concert was to begin AZ
e'lo CLOCK AZ 1880 small army OF car
penters was still saving ana hammering
as II their lives were the penalty OF fail.
ure to hnish the seats for the chorus and
IN doing 50 iostled the chorus girls, who
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The Venezuelan Arbitration.

Paris, June 29--The Venezuelan arbi-
tration commission was again in session
today and the counsel for Great Britain,
Sir Richard Webster, the British attorney
general, continued his presentation OF his
side of the case. The commission suisse
quently adjourned to Wednesday.
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COMMERCIAL.

The future market at home closed a
shade higher. Liverpool l point down;
spots unchanged except ut Galveston and
New Orleans. where the lower grades were
revised isc lower.
Wheat. corn, oats and provisions were
heavy and closed at decline.
London was a heavy buyer of American
stocks; bears controlled the day.
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A CHINESE usuRPER.
He Is I'm High Favor with The Dow
aEer Empress,

'ie Is In high tavOr with The Dow
ager Empress.
Fort Townsend, Wash, June 20. --Ac-
cordSpg to advices brought from the Orient
by the steamship Glengole, China con-
tinues in uncertainty which borders on
revolution. The China Discussion says the
empress dowager has pinned her faith to
Jung Lu, who for many years had his
mind and heart centered on usurping the
throne He has friend at court in the
person Of one of the eunuchs, through
whom he succeeded in fiattering the en-
press dowager to such an extent that troops
have been increased and he has been
placed in command. He now believes him
self invulnerabe The empress dowager
has been his tool, and the general feeling
now prevails that his next move will be to
cast her aside and place himself on the
throne.
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Yonnn woman xine.l n nnr,

Morganfeld. Ky. June 29.---Miss Halle
PerrIne, we'll connected young woman
while temporarily insane. today, shot an
s-year-old son OF John Henshaw. and
then turned the weapon upon herself with
fatal effect The boy. who is nephew Of
Mics Perrine, will die
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FOREIGN.

The presentation OF the British side Of
the Venezuelan arbitration Is being con-
tinued
rumor was current that Dreyfus had
committed suicide on board the cruiser
sfax.
The chamber OF deputies at Brussels
held a stormy session in the discussion of
the riots.
Many persons were injured by stones
thrown by the rioters In their fight with
troops.
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WON ny FLYING FOX.
Derby Winner Captures the Prince
OF Wales sfuixee

Of Wales stakes.
London. June 2a.--The Prince OF wales
stakes run today at Newmarket was won by
the Duke OF Westminster's colt FLYING Fox.
the winner OF this years derby Royal EN-.
blem was second and Minus was third. The
race was for 10000 sovereigns. Nine horse
ran, The distance was one mile. sloan rode
Captain Greer's bay colt Birkenheard I'M
was unpiaced. selling plate OF 400 SOW
eIEns was won by Latheren Wheel Sloan on
l,orilards Illogic was third. The Exeter
stakes We're won r. M. c. Calmont's nlly
Jeunesse Doree. Terrapin. Lord William ii
BeIesford's bay colt, sloan up. second The
Gordon third. The July cup OF 5000 soyereigns
old bay horse Eager Sloan on Lord William
BerestorG's knight Of the Thistle hnisned
second.
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HAILR DADS.

Only two roads making any movement to
take ADVANTAGE of the consolidation acts
rassed by the last legislature.
Houstln and Texas Central the Katy.
- Santa Fe and the Arkansas Pass roads
oil suffer serious washouts. and many
small bridges are washed away.
Kountze wants the Pee Gee extended to
Sabine Pass,
Suit against the Katy may shortly be
withdrawn.
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ERROR IN THE INDICTMENT

necker Is to lie Given Anot,.,
80. Chance for Freedom.
o, June 29-The trial OF August
necNef' the south side butcher. charged
wiln having murdered and then dlsmem
oered and boiled the remains of h,s n,Iso
~ oraer to leave himself free to marry
a a ~ ta.-year,old girl with whom he becana
mha came to a sudden end to1as
n mnna u was found that the indictm ne1f
sbnnI d n Nc Becker as Elizabeth when ~
baiS nave been Theresa. Becker was
grand jury. 'e'urned by the
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A DISQUIETING RUMOR.
1t Is Stated that Dreyfus Has Committed
Suicide on Board the Sfax.
A HIGH OFFICIAL IS ITS AUTHORITY.
The House occnpted by Mrs. Dreyfus
Is Closely Guarded by "a Strong
Force of Police.

Rennes, France. June 2s.-The house oc-
cupled by Nine. Dreyfus was guarded by
gendarmes all night and with daybreak
the policemen were succeeded by others.
In addition giant porter keeps the outer
gate locked and barred. No one is all
lowed to enter without express permission
of Nine. Dreyfus.
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Washington. June se.--General Brooke
has cabled the war department the follow
ing death report:
Havana. June Observation-Disclosures
James MCCARTHY, Fifth infantry, yellow
fever
Puerto Principe SERGEANT Hugh Leetow.
Eighth cavalry. yellow fever.
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POLITICAL.

Governor Roosevelt was not candi-
date for president, but advocated the re-
nomination Of Mckinley.
Senator Depew defends the administrs-
ton in its expansion policy, but admits
that mistakes have been made.
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short Turnentine cran

savannah Ca. June 29.--Unless there is
feiiet within the next three or four weeks
lne turpentine yield OF the Southern states
WI snow a marked decrease from thu
steia OF last season. Reports from the
paoaucers tell Of short crops and bad times
IN 'ulpentine farms. The price of shirts
OF the crop. - - ny sun 'ase
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| found that the child was literally beaten to
/ death, as the back showed
large hickory stick was found which
Z Brightwell had used in dealing her death
blow on the head. All this is IN evidence.
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Rennes, June ga well credit
ed report is in circulation this
evening that Captain Dreyfus will
arrive tomorrow night.

Paris, June Gas an example of the
Dreyfus rumors current, the Soir this
evening declared that high police off,
cial, speaking to an intimate friend said
the French government forty -eight hours
ago received information that Dreyfus
committed suicide on board the cruiser
sfax, on which he left DEVILS island for
France.
Paris, June so,--The Echo de Paris
states that Nine. Dreyfus has taken to
Rennes the uniform her husband wore at
the time of his public degradation with
the gold lace restored, which was torn
from the uniform.
The prosecution has cited thirty-seven
witnesses to appear in the Dreyfus court
martial trial.
1t is reported that Captain Dreyfus will
be landed today two miles frcm Brest and
taken TO Renues, where he will arrive at
midnight.
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sI'oI,r.

No gamc at Houston; Galveston 8. Aus
tin Q.
Harvard won all the boat races from
Yale.
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Railway strike set,ioa

Wheeling, W Va. June 29.-The railway
strike which began April s was settled to-
day by compromise.
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Cameron, Texas. June 2s---san z.
lodge No. ITO, A. F. and a. NJ,
eron met last evening in regular 4
meeting and elected officers for tns w. wss
ing Masonic year, to-wit. sam n., r.
man, worshIpful master; y NJ D XIII,
Nor warden; JEFF r Kemp, junior M MI n
]. B. Wolf, treasurer; W y, "
rotary. James P. McLane, nle''
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WASHINGToN.-Tho attorney general re
GENTLY rendered n decision touching the op-
erations Of the paragraph of the naval per
retirement OF officers In case the vaoancs 8
In the grades fall below forty In any one
year.
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Phila ielphia. June 2s--An advance OF
a5 cents ton on anthracite coal, to take
effectgfuly l. was announced today
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GREAT LOCKOUT.
All the Tin Plate MILLS to Close and
bO.OnD Mon MiII lie InIn

"U'UUV WcH W III DC IUIe.
Pittsburg, Pa. June 20-As a result OF
the failure to settle the tin plate wage
scale at the Chicago conference, all the
tin plate mills in the country are prepar-
ing TO close down tomorrow at midnight.
Nearly $4,000 men will be thrown out by
the shutdown. How long it will last is a
matter OF speculation.
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Mckinney. Texas. June 2s.-St Y
lodge, No. 81, A. F. and A. n, n!s'
stalled the following officers TOT ~
suing term of one year: George w
worshipful master; John Martin
warden; Leland Franklin, junior "a
w. B. Newsome, treasurer; 4 4 49,
secretary; John johnson, senior g
w. r. Arbernathy junior deacon;
Cloyd and ]. S. Mcdowell, trustees;
Keen, tiler.
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ALBANY.-The Commercial Travellers Ma
tional league is to meet today, and the mos,
important action will be that concerning the
agitation in behalf of interchangeable mileage
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!, sSnooksHIRE.--The printing press and
Ssner material for Brookshire's newspaper
nus ~ arrived and the first issue VIII make
Us appearance Sunday morning.
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PITTsBURG. Pa-Major General Miles IA
the guest OF organized labor here today aud
VIII review the big parade and also speak at
the reception.
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NEW YORK To-day Charles NJ. Murphy.
the oyclst. will try to ride mile, paced by
a Long Island railroad locomotive, in less
than one minute.
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CHlCAGO-The feature OF Alumni Day
siven by the graduates of Chicago university
today viii be tho monster reception in their
honor by President Harper. The university
which is now yelrs old, has a body Of
alumni numbering 1900
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JOLIET 1ll.-At meeting Of the board OF
penitentiary commissioners recently Major
MeClaughry. warden of the Joliet prison, ten
dered his resignation. II wac accepted and his
successor was at once chosen, Former Con-
gresham ]. Murphy succeeds him.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

Washington. June Ex-senator Warren
Of Idaho called upon the president today
win reference to his Western trip. The
president contradicted the published re-
ports ports mat he mad any idea of not going
Washington June q. -Mrs n n N sonth
worm the novelist, is seriously in and her
aeath may occur at any hour
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Joseph b. Cogh-
cruiser Raleigh, has been ordered to COM
mand the Puget Sound naval station at Bre N
erton. Wash. He will assume his new duties
TODAY
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WASHINGTON Many stamp agencies. in
GLIDING 50 in New York, will be discontinued
after today The proprietors of these stores
receive So month from the government as
priation for maintaining these agencies this
year
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ToDAY,s EVENTS.

| WASHfNGToN.--The navy personnel act,
as far as payment OF officers is concerned
goes into effect today
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ATLANTA Ga.--Wil! Ables, at Bailey, the
negro who was convicted of assault Is under
sentence to be hanged today
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GreenvilIe, Texas, June m,-atr Wi n
ing of Greeuyille lodge Anclea. s s,,Irv7|
Accepted Masons, last nigh', IN Dssk N
officers were Installed n ! rssa M
shipful master; j. c. Wynns, . ss /. n
den; Frank Brame, junior ws m.ss jrse|
Bethel. senior deacon j. \, w. 4. n
deacon; j. P. Germany, sec, e t.u'a, AZ
sockwell, senior scribe; E :. ia1
nior serbs. -
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Runge. Texas, June 06-M : b
of Runge lodge No. sl2 A. !, ,s ss1 Nm
held this morning. the followlrt, , Wi,
recently elected, were regu,af,s III II
2. G. Gillett, W. NJ; VIM H ,s,s,s, All
w. H. Lokey, ] w; 4. WsSi X sajj
urer: VIM Archer. secretary; , : ss5x
S. D.: Julian Bennett, J. D I u;
and Louis Lsuser, stewards; =
Crea, tiler.
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HONORABLE SEcR r !; !

We have been asked llssnneaonials =
not oftener publish ~ ,h,s We ~ 4. =
men win know WAY sousyer. that y & 4
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-24

NeE York. June = -Cofnmerciai-Advs-
Users Lord0n financial cabieKrarn: 'Ths
market showed a god start today Or the
formation q TIRE French csbin-t sas FREE
bear closing. bat In the abss5ee q fresh
buyfna the cs0ae Vas not ths bss1- Spaa-
Ter tours were slss4G-15 o. Paris sspDsrt.
The double option 20 sna r. Angus, was
& Tintos we're 1885,. 'Anaeostaa. -.
on SsE YORK ole-& Americans op~nse
nearly Ne sbgve parhy. Dat Esrs nsglect-
ed They he'd Steady. h0EsSsr- 81 to
afternoon. WEN New Yo-k CentEs1s an
S5rthera Paciac usrs bouSk; bT Ssu
YORK slxty-sighs thoassEss pcaD4s gid
n bars vas bs1EA; ~ ihs bzsk ara EiJg. =
o. vas taken - the caps-~
T.aa87n. June E-cTossExs Ere. -: a.
erst prsssr-sa. ~. Ilt5oss c.sirs;. II.
Sortk@rn Pseiac pgsfsgre4 ~: ~ PsEi
c1uuoa IzS1 Ssu TosE csrtral. II.
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vi.ss. 81. Srsn6 Tgznk. - BAR EliTsr
steady. = Ts-is4 p~s o1ro>. NaesT. u -
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sazrkss foT s5orf an4 three zozf6s' sllis
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Pals. Tsse -7--FT1-es op@nsE srm o.
TIE b0urse ta4ay. T. rssps1ss 80 Leos7z
stTfcss Reates bgNsFef. k1oz esrf1s1
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reszsssnE fhs reospssso 81 ~ $50 Fg-seh
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