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Quite Contented,

Doesn't it make you feel a little blue
to find yourself getting old?" inquired
the strictly fresh egg Of the somewhat
doubtful one.
when get a, little older I'm going on
the stage
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Young Wheel Rider Injured.

A boy cyclist named Priest had his
collar-bone broken on Saturday
by colliding with Robert Nc
Creary's wheel at Tenth and
j streets. Although the latter was in
no way to blame for the accident he
told the attending physician that he
would. if necessary. pay for the boys
medical ate hdance
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An Extreme.

H. F. Farney-What do you think of
modernism in art?
Doc. LIE Boutillier-Well, it can be
carried too far. Think of painting
Father Time pushing a lawn mower in
stead of carrying scythe.-Cincinnau
Enquirer
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NoTIr~E To cpEDIToRs- EcTAT1 r

NOTICE TO CREDITORs-EsT OF
CELESTIA JOHNSON. deceased. Notice
is hereby given by the undersigned, Sadie
G. Kreuzberger administrators Of the es-
creditors of, and ali persons having claims
against the said deceased, to exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers. within four
notice, to the said ADMINISTRATIVE at the
law office of Laura Tilden Ray, No. 405 j
street, Sacramento, California, the same
being her place for the transaction of the
business of the said estate in the county
of Sacramento State of California.
SADIE C. KRECZBERGER,
Administrative of the estate of Celest.a
Johnson. deceased.
Dated Sacramento, California. June 5,
1899 je5-5tM
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Heavy Folsom Freightinp

The down freight Monday was one of
the largest loaded trains to leave Fol-
som for long time, says the ''Tele-
graph. There We're forty cars, con-
sisting OF seven or eight of live stock
and the remainder of rubble granite,
ballast material and macadam,
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Catholic Picnic TODAY.

At $50 o'clock this morning the train
for the Catholic picnic at Arcade Grove
on the Rancho del Paso, will leave the
depot. Besides large crowd of pleas
ure-seekers it will carry a band of
music and lots of good things for the
enjoyment of the throng of people who
will attend
The record-union., 1899-06-05

To assist in Illustrating eclipse and
the phases of the moon a Maine wo-
man has patented tellurian with a
lamp attached, to represent the sun,
the earth and moon revolving around
it on horizontal bars.
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Gal+ School Eleet;on.

AT the school election in Gait on Fri
day w. I. King and A. D. Phelps were
elected to fill vacancies on the Board of
Trustees.
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Critic Clubs Vacation.

The Critic Club, the Oldest literary or
ganization in the city, held the last SEES
sion of its twelfth year last night at the
residence Of DR.. Sutliff, and adjourned
for its summer vacation until October
1st.
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Simple Toys.

Now, Bobby, if you are not unreal
sonable you can choose your own birth
day present.
We'll, pa, I don't want much; I jes'
want. a soda fotlnt'n, an a new wheel
an a cash register. ''-Detroit Free
Press
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Last Monday Night Social.

At Turner Hall this evening Fisch &
Watson will give the last of their serfe.
Of Monday night socfals. The features
will be ''The Bombardment of Santiago
and ghost dance
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SUPPLIES FOR THE STATE HOSPITALS

COMMENCING JULY 1, 1899, AND END
ing June 80, 1900
Office of the State Commission in Lunacy,
Sacramento, May Is, 1899.
Notice is hereby given that sealed pr
pitals located near Stockton, Napa, Ag-
news Ukiah and Patton, San Bernardino
County, up to 1:30 p. NJ, JUNE Is, 1899, for
furnishing to each of said hospitals fur
niture and household goods, provisions,
fuel, forage, drugs. clothing and material
for clothing, and other materials for each
of said hospitals, for the twelve months
ending June 80, 1900.
Blank schedules for bids on supplies
needed, and Instructions to bidders may
be obtained by applying to the hospitals
above named or to this commission. The
several Boards of Managers reserve the
right to reject any and all bids.
By order of the State Commission In
Lunacy, j. F. CARRERE,
Secretary State Commission in Lunacy.
Sacramento, Cal MWF
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{ MRS. WINSTON SOOTHING SYRUP
has been used for over fifty years by mill
ions of mothers for their children while
teething with perfect success. 1t soothes
the child, softens the gums, allays pain,
cures wind collie, regulates the bowels and
is the best remedy for diarrhea, whether
arising from teething or other causes. For
sale by druggists in every part of the
world Be sure and ask for Mrs. Wins
lows Soothing Syrup. twenty-five cents
a bottle. MWF !.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
in the Fifth Supervisor District without a
written order of the Road Commissioner
OF said district; sf
The record-union., 1899-06-05

A married man says that the jaws OF
death are not to be compared with the
laws" of life.
The record-union., 1899-06-05

HO FOR THE WOODLAND SUNDAY
school picnic of the NJ E. Church South
at Arcade Grove TUESDAY. June 9Th
Two wagons leave church, Seventh. ] and
K, at a.. m, and one wagon at p. m.
Round trip tickets, adults, Csc; children
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NEW TODAY.

coll WAGNER OF THE FOURTH u.
s. Cavalry, detailed to purchases horses for
the Government, will be at Wilson's
Stables to-day, after a. m. 200 horses are
wanted for cavalry service. 1t
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SPECIAL notice..

BAKER & HAMILTON, wholesale
hardware, bicycles, carts. ,buggies. car
riages. phaetons, Balm farm and header
wagons. Send for catalogue.
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LAUNDRY

work in town is simply to
send us a trial bundle. Our
prices are right and you
get more satisfaction from
the wearing of shirts. coll
lars and cuffs by the meth
cd we have. of doing them
up. You may always de-
pend on the work you send
here.
Wagons call for and de-
liver laundry to all parts
of the city.
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DON'T
JUDGE

our work by the work of
other laundries. All we ask
to convince you that we do
the best
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RECRUITS WANTED FOR THE
United States Marine Corps, United
States navy; able-bodied unmarried men
are citizens of the United States or those
who have legally declared their intention
to become such; must be of good charac.
and write English. and be between feet
1 INCHES and feet inch in hight. For
further Information r. nI, apply g. the RecT ;n
California.
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Enamel WARP Everything in the line of unbreak-
s.. ...~.. able dishes for vacationers can be
found in the kitchen store. The
German white enameed to be favored for
camp use. In this have cups and saucers at 20
cents. plates at II cents bowls at II cents etc.
Grass catchers Every lawn should be
equipped with grass catcher.
This is new invention designed catch the grass
it is cut by the lawn Saves time
raking the lawn Made of heavy canvas and can be
attached to any lawn mower in instant. Price
rs cents.
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( Dinner &ot complete dinner set for six persons
80 - consisting of forty-four pieces for
4o.o0 S3.S5-think of it, Made of American
white vitreous china. See it in the
show window.
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Hoods Pills liver ills; the nonirritating an.
only cathartic to take with Hoods Sarsaparilla
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-22
The Mystery os Johann Orth.

But the saddest episode Is that known
as the mystery Of Johann Orth, one of the
most remarkable romances in the dynastic
history OF Europe in this century. The
Archduke, John Salvador OF Tuscany, a
nephew Of the emperor Francis Joseph,
had fallen in love with an actress and
singer, Ludmilla Hubel whom he map
ried in spite of all amily opposition,
renouncing at the same time all his rights
and privileges and rank, and assuming
the name of Orth. after one of his castles.
The romantic marriage was celebrated
secretly, but In q perfectly legal man
ner, By the registrar Of 1nSltde eon, and
was witnessed by the consul general Of
Austria in London.
Johann Orth next bought, in 1891, a fine
ship In Liverpool, which he renamed
Santa Margarita; and Sd anxious was he
TO guard against the vessel being recog-
niZed that he stipulated that all draw
ings and photographs of II should be hand
ed over to him, an dthese he burned with
his own hands; moreover, he caused all
portraits and negatives of himself aad OF
his wife to be bought up at any price,
and these were likewise destroyed. We
are giving here only absolute facts.
Shortly afterwards the ex-Archduke and
his wife set sail for South America, and
the vessel was duly reported 20 have
arrived at Monte Video and deported for
& destination unknown. But from that
moment every trace was lost OF the ship
and all on board, no news as to her fate
having ever been heard, although many
a search has been made along the coast
by order Of the emperor Of Austria and
his government.
Adventures and treasurer, seekers have
been at work as 1t was well known that
Johann Orth had on board over a quarter
Of million pounds in specie; It Is bs-
lieved that ne intended to have bought
an estate in Chill. with the money, and
to have settled there. but that the vessel
foundered of Cape Horn during a terrific
storm which ragged on the coast shortly
after the ship had left. From time to-
mors have been set afioat about the mis-
sing prince having turned up; one being
that he had been one Of the leaders OF
the Gillian rebellion. having divided his
treasure among his crew. burned his ship.
landed on a lonely coast. exc. His own
mother. who died only a few months ago
at the Castle Orth. believed her son alive
TO her very last hour. and expected his
return The SwisS government IL Of 4
different opinion. and assumed the death
OF the Archduke. and paid over to Frau
Orth's next TO kin a large amount Of
money. which Johann Orth deposited as q
settlement for his wife with the Swiss
authorities before his departure. and there
Is little doubt that the Santa Ma-garits
lies at the bottom Of the sea. and that
al on board pefished--Strand Magazine.
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The South American RepubIlc.

1t is intimated that the visit Of President Roca of
Argentina to Brazil may foreshadow the formation of
great Latin republic embracing the whole of South Amer
lea. 1t is to be hoped that 1t There is
why South America should of the great powers
Of the world instead OF bunch of weak Only two
languages spoken extensively the continent and
there sufficient difference between Portuguese
and Spanish stocks make it impossible to bring them
gether satisfactorily under federal government
The South American republic would have twice the
of United 100000 inhabitants
would make 1t rank in the matter Of population above
France Italy. With the combined navies Of Brazil
gentina and Chill it wodd fleet that would give
respectable standing the naval OF the world
and would make 1t impossible country humiate
it by sending squadron collect damage claims
custom houses
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-22
Why Dreyfus Is Still in Peril.

The innocence Of Dreyfus and the guilt of Esterhazy
and Du Patty de Clam have thoroughly shown by
the evidence already presented in the trial
Americans find 1t difficult the feeling
prevail among British journalists watching
the case that the officer
familiar throughout the civilized sti in grave
peril of another adverse verdict.
Dreyfus has steadily innocence through
off suffering and torment. No motive whatever
been shown for treason his part He had plenty Of
money, and he living decent life he always
BEEN when he accused of selling military
foreign government Esterhazy was gambler libertine
and scOundrel in other ways. He heavily debt
Motives abounded for treachery
he made to line pockets this man mas confessed
that he wrote the documents which evidence
worthy the against Dreyfus. Yet some of the best
judges Of the situation Rennes the unhappy
Jewish captain Will again be found guilty.
The apprehension is the great influence
which group of deeply involved generals with mill
tary court II the being heard tribunal
the situation would altogether different Then the ac-
quitta OF Dreyfus would be by any
he is facing board OF army The danger is
that all OF them will be found under the control
of the generals who Dryfus cleared without
suffering loss Of prestige having their future
highted. They have far blocking the way to
Justice in his that they position now
without moral than any has shown
himself self-defense they trying their
utmost to convict innocent again.
II the members of martial can bring them
selves to candid and honest consideration the
dence in the case Dreyfus certainly acquitted COM
petely But If the notion that the French army
oughy committed the theory gult that it must
suffer great loss Of credit and popularity by acqual
prevails among the officers sitting in judg-
ment then his peril is great That is why there is
much anxiety the part friends and all lovers of
justice who have followed the Of
the most famous of the age.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-22
The Bubonic Plague.

Not without has quarantine been declared by
authorities against the of Portugal justly
dreaded bubonc plague whose Alexandra
startled all Europe has Enthusiastically manifested
Oporto
There sort of danger that careful and exacng
precautions will be taken check the spread
tagion which is working such havoc India The
danger lies in carelesness insucency protection
Until, through otherwise. wel-tested and
remedy the bubonic plague provided
let hope the bane will speedily find antidote.
civilized world must chiefly rely preventive meas
Since consideration Of public safety demands
the erection of barriers against the further the
plague throughout Europe 1t is to be expected that there
will be relaxation of rigid quarantine every point
against further infection.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-22
An Argument for the Canals.

The Prussian ministry has recently had very
escape under peculiar
bills introduced by the ministry with
the avowed policy of the emperor rejected.
peculiar circumstances" Of are that the
rejection each bill the Agrarans,
land-owning conservatives. and their hostility bills
based theory the canals by cheapenlns
transportation would enable grain grower
compete favorable terms with the Prussian
agriculturist
other words. the Prussan Agrarian objects the
precisely lead US
to favor it-that It cheapens transportation.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-22
Hoofinc II for a Fortune.

Trivial incidents often give trend to the whole after
life It Edward Payson Weston the pioneer long
pedestrian who tempted Daniel Frohman manager
of the Lyceum heater of New York from Journalism
the theatrical business the Philadelphia Post 1t
pened this Mr.. Weston had returned New York
after his successful walk through west and
exhibition against time old American Inst
tute building This the beginning Of six
day walking matches. He hired Franklin Fyles.
then Sun reporter and Daniel Frohman manage the
novel affair The receipts from this undertaking we're
than $4,000. and this started Mr.. Frohman in
theatrcals. Mr.. Frohman has amassed fortune
then. Mr. Fyles is leading dramatic critic play
wright. and Mr. Weston. either Of his oldtme
friends advertising agent
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-22

ganize themselves to haul In the drift
wood.
Slowly the Popuiist papers are walking
I'D and shaking hands with prosperity
The Kingman Journal. Iron-Jag Brown >
paper. says: THAT Klng1an county i
eetting in a great deal better saape is
evident By the delinquent tax-list- A feS
years ago Il took three or four pages 20
publish e.; now leSs than q page ap-
pears"
Il f. said 70 be q fact that 10 Republican
and PopuIist county conventions in KAa-
sas this year the delegates from the coun-
tYy get together ard talk about crops -
that they forget AL about politics. In
4 western Kansas convention Last Thurs
day the chairman Of one deiexstiOn broke
into such q group and said: AN. cut;
taking corn and V0ts.'
Kansas CITY g. frightened EVER the Ffrss'
fairs IN Kansas. believing the fairs ~
keep Kansas people ~ home FROM De
Fake Carnival Kansas CRY i=ssads %
Feu-pdues this year. The ksEsaE cry
Papers have al 3ofned n TO publish sse@s'-
tances az inrftagsoas from Kansas ssito-s
-rsth the idea % Gathering ire eel'ers i1i7
afs4nE she Fake Carnival more sevsfiis-
Ing than usual
GeorKta warres. knoEn a. ire "ss1.An
frog" who vas rsceasiy kidnADSe1 Al To-
pska-su1pcse1ly b EhOSEsn-was tosSi-
sriy a resident % A5isene- Mss warren
is = wozssa - years Ga. AID - ba'os
and features are haeeousiy distorted iato
ths sszsisncs % fsog- FSs years sss
mother ~asehed ossF her al Eretsefs7
hss fran TIE designs q ssSSDsn - s>-Sss
be- for exhlb3ttoz- sac - s1ssai sky
helpless. and h&lf-wtttsd-
Azthsav RS1sslIrAs: u b ths szsse3est
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-22

not asked whether they wanted to change masters Neither
the Ndexicans California and New Mexico. The
just the national in gulf
1856 certainly not derived from the consent Of the
governed, who had been whipped into sullen obedience
The OF South Carolina Mississippi
whose electoral votes Mr. Bryan hopes get year.
not based the consent Of the governed for
jority the governed have voice in
public affairs If Mr. Bryan believes that
derive their just from the Of the governed
he should discourse about the his oppressed
black flowczens in the gulf states instead the alleged
wrongs Of the FTipinos.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-22
4a1Lg GaDM
N. M. LUBBOCK, EditOr.
Saul Did Not Remain in Tarsus.

Saul Did Not Remain in Iarsus.
Every citizen has in him germs Of two possible
political beliefs to one which, full grown he VIII ally
himself in the future of those beliefs ne VIII De-
come with year. Then he will become slave
patitudes up defense Of It, more or less me-
chanIcal champion Of and develop in the
meantime partisan blindness to all Its
faults
But there is why man should oecloe IN
his against expansion through political pre1u-
dice party right dictate to him his BELIEF In
matter. all before him. and he should
Judgment ally himself with those who be-
icve he does and not wait some WILL for party
platform expression to guide him
in deciding himself should remember several
things Among them that republic that
the Of the United States nature evang
cal apostle highest known free
dom; that it will territorial restriction,
than gospel borders
Of PALESTINE that this nation shall undertake job
compromise it. that withdraw with task
half done and above that will bak at the
cry injustice fellow man, through
withdrawal naction compromise the constructor the
defender the offering to its
people freedom and development than
offers to its own
Every undecided citizen who wants to De on
right side Of a question which will in a dis
party lines existing should know that this
whole history through 1t single line
of development frequently interrupted but ineradcable
Affirmative initiative. line majority Of
people they not Jefferson for the
purchase been impeached and the
today would huddled tract along
majority stood by the afirma-
policy nation. slavery would be exant with all
its bghtng influences today Had not majority stood
ready splendid doctrine would be accepted
by nations world as it accepted through
the magnificent initiative of of state under
negative disposition. Cleveland. Had not
majority exploitation this nation could not
demonstrated right intervene
in helpessly crippled neighbor
Another affirmative step forming, retention Of
the Philippines Bryan. president today,
would withdraw the troops from the Philippines. The
task there not be put aside by any American The
any private citizen.
executive. delay interrupt only
to make the task heavier the end.
in the the nation, in its creed
blood citizenship that the
Philippines given over any system OF
ment devoted freedom civilization
government.
man can be for it or against It. The two roads are
open him. He ought decide himself, without
spect to party aatOn And deciding he should
deliberate consideration that single vote,
his essential either
completing with expedition or by
opposition, in nterrupting delaying it. rendering the
harder costly the end.
The republic will retreat, and can never be
direct party institution glorious
than To the Philippines is coming by d.
vine design suffrage justice sanitation organization
lzation. home legitimacy offspring morality and civic
honor and integrity. Agunaldo nor any other
thief assassin bride taker. bring them. We
will
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-22

A boy of eleven years, who attends the Polytechnic
Institute of Brooklyn, was taken sick in school with
headache and dizziness His teacher allowed him to
books under his arm, young lady. who has charge
of ROOM asked his trouble He told herhe
felt SICK and she said tohim "Te your motherto give
you dose of RI'P'ANS and you will be all right
The boy in his place at roll call the next morning
Gs-S:
:; is 81 s:s 81
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-22
The Author of the Immortal HYMN

In the cemetery Of ChoiseyeRoe there neglected
grave Not flower blossoms there; Of re-
membrance is placed it Rank weeds hide 1t
view and heavy obscures the inscription. could
scrape the moss away you would find the name of
Rouget de rIsle the author Narseiaise" It Is
Republican dead
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-22

height OF fsioev for ire campers 81 sbs
mouth OF the Kaz 70 sup2ose tnas tbsT
can always compel tn shipmsnt ~ grain
from, say Cslaweil 20 Kanaes city ana
thea baek through Caid~sb 20 The gulf.
for a less rate than from Caldwell direct
~ 20 the ruff Ard when ths railroad
unanarsmenfs get sEay from the cgntfoi
az Ire lEIrzsari Clique. TIE businsss q
Ksrsas city ufU be cut Hauarsy IN
half
F,arrey sseriesa regrets thst ygung
Esros.r ras baked dsSn before OTsrmys-.
sheridan saTss AR man Sha can bod
oct assiast DAVIS pTsfiniasry -rpssss'
as S5tgind BIN. We learned fhts IN -.
OveFursr u shoTt-Hinds4 sna Esa no 80
saran-a- Hes . Siuas- an8 q Fpristsr.
t,uf n9s . SE1tsF. He Sak such uhsn-
Republican ard the sanse Hhen q - sosh
Prohihitfsnist As q DsnoeTst ~ ga 70
diEsss1t. ard Einos tecoUizS Pop fhs
ssuss traits stsck % BIN. liz 80 cois-ei
Saaxha IA TIE sFoors tozysnS.' OFsFnaTsf
sss9nEs % no 6lgisiSn. bffE4l,s. FsEinasag
q egnparT. bs tast sios7ss fyurh.' HslnS
bis mouth. snd usTer stays y = tafiis-
h ra-a 60 ever Ehss ss fses scs eiasa
coming. TAsss tsn.t scpfssT sssca Doiific43
bsssjy aa1 c9SzTs n Ias slass-"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-22
AS to the Counsel of the Governed

independence and the consent the governed" He
totally msnterprets the American doctrine AS the Chi
Tribune puts 1.-The American Indians have been
governed without their The Lousianians and the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-22
The nerlIin.Cnna.e.,.e,..

An odd candlestick Is In bronze OF the
brilliant flaming red always assumed By
ofephlStopnsles IN masquerade Il repre-
ssnts his satanic majesty IN al the ia
miliar brilliancy, with horns and Woven
foot, the latter serving as a Standard
The tail Is curved into loop hza6ie for The
candlestick. and the candle Itself Of re
same flaming red wax. fits b-t~ssn ths
lorna
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-22

IA tbsas days % PrsgrsSa q - naturss
sad ssssffab.s that bursaa assnetea IS
az walks e Hfs ahvsz.e - st1Baiatei
- nsessslfy ara asseksssf - csmpssi-
tea TIA = especially - 20 ths Esfeaa-
,na 1o.ias bsf ths proxyesstss msrGhans.
No has Bssrs~4 ~ szpsfssscs that SD
Essspspsr adSsgtisksG - fhs rsost sf-
fsssiss nsears % k@sDta9 IN the fsfssFcus
q ths rasks - his eonpstlssrs. nsse nes
ereas ths rivalry wlth WnteA - Hn2
ooaaeaA