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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-04-10

SPECIAL SEASIDE SUNDAY rpArS
Leaves Astoria at $50 a. M, srr,vss :,
Seaside SS a. m. ~ -
FasSengerS may return on any train
SHOWN on schedule on same date
AID TRAINS to and from SEASIDE run
ton. "efIen-
Gu, AZ Ha,ns % make close connections At
code win all Northern Pacific ,ra,ns
70 and from the east or Sound poInts
AZ Portland with all train. 's".,.
Union depot. 's
At Astoria with l. r.. & N. Co.'S ho.,
ana ran line to and from uwsoo 80 80
North Beach points, ""'O AHo
rahouo TIcKETs on sale At A.
SSss E.s,. Tor -samentO. San PranoI.co an
hestsFn ~! And European points' ~
,Oity ticket ofiioo Astoria1 -i,t O..
- 80 t-ErtEnd PAsS. xssaI
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-04-10
A FEW
INTERESTING
FACTS

When people are contemplating q
trip, whether on business or pleasure,
they naturally want the best service
obtalnRble as far as speed. comfort and
safety is concerned. Employees Of the
WISCONSIN CENTRAL Lines arc
paid 20 serve the public and our trains
are operated 80 as 10 make close con-
necIIons with dlverging lines at all
junction points.
Pullman Palace Sleeping and Chair
Cars on through trains.
Dining car service unexcelled. Meals
served q Ia carte.
In order 20 obtain the nrst-clahs ser.
vice. ask the ticket agent 10 sell you
a ticket over. ....
The Wisconsin Central Lines.
and you will make direct connections at
81 Paul for Chicago. Milwaukee and
all points East.
For any further information call on
any ticket agent. or correspond with
JAS. c, POND. Gen. Pass. Agt,
or JAS. A. CLOCK. Milwaukee, Wis.
General Agent,
2t6 Stark st.. Portland, Or.
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Arrive

Depot Fifth and
Leave streets, Arrive
Overland Express
Trains Tor Salon.
RoncburK. Ash.
land. sacramento,
1850 p.m Ogden, san Franz l'p,is am
- cisco, Mojaye, Los
Angelica. IN Pano.
$3.50 am New Orleans and lsf,Oo pm
tho East
Al woodburn
daily except Sun.
day, morning
train connects with
train ror st. An.
gel, AllN crlon,
rownnvilla,
Springfield. and
Natton. aud even
Ing train Tor Mt
Angel and silver
ton.
ll7;s0 ami Corvallis paasons s.kop.m
ger.
llt,b0 PM Sheridan pahncn. s,i6a.m
ger
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FIFTEENTH STREET IMPROVE
MENT.

COm. on streets and PublIc way
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-04-10
rIMR ScHHpULnS
DkpART From Portland AM

Salt Lake, Denver, ", "a,
G Worth, Omaha, Kan Mst,
Mall sas Cily, ~ Louis, A,ASn m
up NJ Chicago and EAst WV
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WIN ". Ar. k,rht-H.nd.d.

Primitive man, being naturally an
aggressive animal, defended himself
against wild beasts with his fists and
nails; he fought for his food and his
womankind, which his enemies were
always trying to take from him. The
first movement on being attacked is to
endeavor to protect the most exposed
and vulnerable part Of the body. For
the boxer and the fighter the heart Is
undoubtedly the most vulnerable
place. A hard blow in that region may
easily kill a man. and consequently
primitive man used the right hand to
fight with and the left to protect the
heart and to ward OF the blows direct
ed to that region. When, therefore.
arms Of offense and defense were in
troduced. and replaced teeth and fists,
1t was the right hand that welded the
sword and lance. while the left held
the shield and buckler before the re-
sion Of the heart. The enormous DIFF
ference between the use Of the right
and the left hand in our present civ
ilisation has this very simple origin.
IT. the first place. the superiority of
the right over the left hand was only
brought into evidence during a COM
bat, but 1t soon spread and became
universal. Since the introduction of
lethal weapons. the right hand be-
came naturally accustomed to the
manipulation Of the lance. the sword
and the knife. and the nerves Of the
right side soon became more flexible
and more under the control OF the will
than the muscles Of the left side.
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EMBROIDERED

liz Masonic Apron With Daisies AnA
Fergst-Ms-Nots.
Some Of the Masons about town are
having laugh among themselves over
the misfortune that befell young civ
II engineer connected with q filterinG
concern in town. He was recently
initiated into a Masonic lodge. and OF
course, received the necessary lamb
skin apron. This he carefully folded
in bundle. which he took to his home.
where there is a sister who is con-
Of adding to the comforts Of life for
this brother. While rummaging about
his room, putting things to rights"
after the fashion of women. she came
across tho bundle with the apron. OF
course she opened it. and, finding what
1t was, decided that the proper thing
for her to do was to put the finishing
touches to the thing, SO that the loved
brother should be thoroughly up to
date. Embroidery silks and needles
were called into requisition during the
hours the brother was away on busi-
ness, and the ornamentation Of the
hVTOu W68 uOu0 BIc0Al044ys vVACA SoAA-
pletsd the improved apron was re-
placed whore the woman nrst found 1t.
and inclosed in the paper in which 1t
was originally tied. The brother took
the priced bundle to the lodge at tho
next meeting, and being trifie late
had no chance to examine it until he
put it about him preparatory to tho
opening of the lodge. Then he hur-
riedly unrolled and tied 1t on. and went
smong the brother Masons to enjoy tho
meeting. There was q smile all around
the room as he took his place, and the
young man noticed that his brother
Aasons were cycling him as If he were
the cause for their merriment. Finally
. fellow member nudged him and
pointed at his apron. Then the young
Mason almost collapsed. for there en-
broidered on his new apron on one
side was a collection of daisies, while
on the other was long spray Of for
get-me-nots. the whole in the most
vivid colors. There Is one woman in
town who will let Masonic parapher-
MALTA alone hereafter whom inclined to
fancy needle work-New York TimeA
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Local News.

j. L. Oliver from Palisades IL visitor
to the city.
The Hardy Brothers compdny is in re-
ceipt of car Of lemons and oranges.
The city council met last night for the
Transaction of some unfinished business.
There will be big socialist labor
meeting at the City park Sunday, June
Oath.
Miss Estelle Reel the superintendent
OF Indian schools, left for the west last
night.
D. R. Crosby arrived home this morn
ing from business trip to Glenwood
Springs.
julius Aichele OF Denver, clerk in
Justice Mullins court, was an arrival in
the city this morning.
A rehearsal of the program for the
prize reading contest was held this after
noon at the Park opera house.
The Modern Woodman band, twenty
strong will 60 TO Glenwood Springs to-
morrow over the Rio Grande road.
The closing exercises at Teller Insti-
tute occur tonight. A splen1id program
has been arranged for the occasion.
A large number OF passengers we're
laid out her this morning, on account Of
the Western not waiting for Rio Grande
No. s,
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Business BARGAINS.

Sss~~ Oes sSes'sSs
See Dr. Walpole about your eyes.
Red hot and lots Of it at the Chop
House.
For Rent-Nicely furnished house 439
Ouray.
Try a square meal for 15 cents at the
Chop House.
Robuck pays the best cash price for
second hand goods.
Half rates to Denver and return June
9th Via D. & R. q. Ry.
Clean, wholesome and no half hour
waits at the Chop House.
A parlor organ in first class condition
for sale cheap by Robuck.
Furnished rooms by the week or
month at the Midway hotel.
These warm days are hard on the eyes.
See DR.. Walpole, the eye man.
Cook stoves and bed room suits at Ro-
bucks-the cheapest place in town.
For Rent-Kitchen and dinning room
OF the Midway hotel. Furnished.
Cleanliness is Next to Godliness. ="
Have you tried the Star Laundry
Robuck has the best and cheapest iron
beds on the market. All new goods.
A fine quality of Ice Cream is being
served at the Parlor Candy Kitchen.
'Walking's cheap" especially il you
get bargain in shoes. Try Robuck.
Hully Gee, Git on ter de fat geiser
hustlin fer Chop House dey's onter der
job.
II your wife can't make mince pies
like your mother did, go to he Chop
House.
The new Excelsior Steam Laundryis
up-to-date. Try it and be convinced.
Frank Buehring,
Proprietor.
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Anything all the time, and between
times, that's the way the Chop House
does big"
II you arc troubled with that "Aching
Void" and the Long Felt Want" Will
Marsh can 6x you.
Don't forget that Robuck il still buy
ing second hand goods. Ifyou have any
furniture or carpets to EEL. call on him.
D. &R. G. surveyors have been At
work on a proposed line between Canon
City and the Silver Cliff mining district,
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Realty Transfers.
Wilda d. Wallace 10 John e. Carew
Lot 10 in blk 81" Keiths addition
81 90
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About tho Weather.

The maximum temperature during the
past "a hours, 56 degrees. and the mini
mum this morning 55 degrees.
The forecast for this section is:
Unsettled but generally fair tonight
aud Saturday.
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r.. Rodda OF the Colorado Tele-
phone company says that the poles to
make the CO nection between this city
aud Glenwood Springs have been shipped
from Oregon.
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Coal! Coal (! Coal (!

The best is Black Diamond, only 600
p.r ton-Best store coal-Order OF Sco-
yille-or Grand Junction Feed Co.
Prompt delivery.
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WV
MENTAL MUSCLE.
"To bear our ills will conquer fate"
Some bard has said.
He's wrong; the kicker, let me state.
Comes out ahead,
Though, by resistance. he can't hing
Life's woe, he's wise.
Aud gets at least one helpful thing
The exercise.
-Gazoot.
A Michigan woman telephoned horse
ctor in another town to know il he
could not give her balky automobile ab-
sent treatment
Telluride man claims to have dis
covered n new method Of catching fish
without bait. Maybe he refers to the
hookless method that comes corked up.
BY reason OF contract the Chinese war
pictures are at least restful to the eye in
that they lack the much abused picket
fence Boer whiskers
1t is stated that Senator Tillman is an
ardent wheelman and ignores street cars.
Some day he will run up against the
real thing and wish he had kept his eyes
open.
An exchange states that 2.64S gasoline
explosions occurred in the year 1899 in
the United States. This evidently
means the successful removal" of 2,64s
hired girls.
100000 acres in chihuahua, Mexico,
have been bought for 400 colonists from
ouri.-Exchauge. This can sppro-
priately be called sort OF show shone
colony without the Indian attachments.
TOOTH.
deemed had tooth for Sweets
And 30 confections bought;
But when paid my dentist's bill,
saw that had not.
Tho wife Of Herman Sorts recently
presented him with glowing pair OF
twins and while the report states all
concerned are doing nicely, the reader
will continue to believe the little ones to
be all out of Sorts.
1t is stated on good authority that the
republican platform will affirm positive
1y the Philippi.e war to be permanently
and sffectually ended. This is firm
stand and for the sake OF peace one that
should have been taken long ago.
A Milwaukee man was arrested for
placing an empty beer keg on the fro 1t
steps of an eminent minister's house. 1t
was q cruel joke but the villianous per-
petrator sh .uld at least be made to re-
peat the action with keg that is not
empty.
A dispatch states that Gov. Roosevelt
has pronounced Mayor Van Wyck ''mor
ally guilty" in con lection with the ice
trust can ial This will no doubt place
him on the 'criminally inno;ent list
with the privilege OF continuing business
at the old stand.
At Jacksonville, Ind, one A. B. Bor-
row, an Englishman, commonly known
rs 1.-The fat man from Komo" was found
floating around iudifferently in the Ohio
river, dead This is only another case
Of the successful floating Of another gi-
Rantic English loan.
h. Rodda OF the Colorado Tele-
o.-,o.ov ..ya that ho nnlaa n
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All kinds of Surveying Work promptly and
accurately executed Office over P. o.,
Grand Junction, Colo.
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Do You Eat and SIeep7

II 90 where? You can get frst- class
hoard. with or without room cheap at the
Swaney house. Under new management.
Baths in connection.
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IT COSTS YOU
NOTHING

To visit our store at any time and
inspect our goods-you are invited
and welcome. Our clerks are at
your command and are here for
that purpose.
The Boston Shoe Store.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-03
SECOND MARRIAGE A FAILURE
Mrs Lena Rogers Marries same Man
Twice and Twice Asks Divorce

Ihe second marriage Of Mrs. Rina ROg-
ers 70 her husband, Frank Rogers, seems
10 have been as much Of a misfit as the
first They lived together several years
the first tine. were divorced, remarked
January p, last. and because Mr.. Rogers
assaulted her Saturday night and made
her go down stairs, greatly TO her dis
comfort and harm. she sues again for d.
vorce. In her petition Mrs. Rogers al
leges that her husband Is addicted TO
drink and often comes home drunk and in
a bad and abusive state Of mind BY
their former marriage they have one
daughter years Of age Mrs. Rogers
wants the custody Of the daughter.
On the 18th day Of last April Mrs Rog-
ers sued her husband fCr divorce. Stan
ley & Stanley were her attorneys then
and are her attorneys now. In that
cause OF action Mrs. Rogers stated that
she was married 10 Mr.. Rogers in this
city in 1886 Six months after the mar
rage he began drinking TO excess and
continued as an habitual drinker Up u
the time Of the suit. On April Il, she al
legged, he struck her with his fist, caus-
ing her great bodily pain She alleged
that ne beat and abused her until she
was sore Of body and injured in one eye
SIGHT
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-03
Mr.. HELMS LAW PARTNER
COyington Weller of Boston Visits Old
Friend Here

Covington z. Weller who came 10
Wichita with City Attorney Helm many
years ago TO practice law. was in the
city yesterday on his way east Nj
Weller Is now prominent attorney Of
Boston. He was scared out az Wichita
by the exertme le hargy following the
boom, bat was very much surprised with
The business activity and thrift he saw
here yesterday. Mr.. Weller and Mr..
lie n were college mates and when they
came west 70 launch out in their pro
fession both were stau1ch young Re1u5-
Icans Gfr Weller was greatly sur
pr.sed and grsevei yesterday when h
found that his college maze and former
partner had fallen from grace. and il the
d-.veliug. dying ana passing away Of
P0pul.sn is likely 10 be soon without a
home NJ. Helm stood the Josh" o. his
friend with complaceucy.
Mr. Weller has been over Colorado.
New Mexico and several other western
states on this rr.o and says The west is
prospecting fully IS much as the east he
SAYS Colorado and New Mexico ara as
prosperous as they could hope % have
been i Bryan had been elected. ana the
business men II rhose states believe So
ana are vel satisfied. Instead ot mining
silver AZ q big price they have developed
The other minerals. such aS iron, copper.
z1c etc. and plenty If labor and capital
and labor have been employed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-03
PROGRESSIVE MERCHANT
c. ". FuIton's Circular to Mothers of
DPessT BOYS"

c. r. Fulton, one OF Wichita's fore
most and enterprising clothiers. has just
issued q very attractive circular ad-
dressed TO Mothers OF Dressy BOYS"
Il is the most complete and artistic cir
cular Of home production that has been
issued by a Wichita merchant M
Fulton is a firm believer in printers ink
and as a result Of his extensive adver-
Using his business IS increasing each
season. and as his business grows. he
increases his advertising Appropriation,
continually reaching out for more trade
Last spring he issued a small four page
circular on common news, this spring he
increased this size 10 sixteen pages,
printed on glazed book paper. the ad-
vertising illustrated. the title page b.
ing especially attractive. The circular
Is well gotten UP. ard IS a good adver-
tisement, and Mr.. Fulton already has
evidence Of results produced. An Eagle
reporter called at his large store Satur-
day and found the store crowded; the
boys and children's department being
crowded with ladies and children. many
of whom were no doubt attracted TO the
store BY Fulton's announcements in the
daily papers. supplemented BY the cir
cular.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-03
j. R. GROVES BANQUETTED
Official of the Frisco Known Here
Retires With HOnOrs

a grand banquet and presentation was
given in honor Of James r. Groves. well
known here as the retiring superntend-
ent Of motive power Of the Frisco line.
by the engineers and shop men of that
system at the Metropolitan hotel. Spring
held, No, on the evening OF March ..
one hundred and seventy guests we're
present, among them Mr. Geo. 4. Han
cock. successor TO M Groves; General
superintendent ]. A Davidson. Division
Superintendent a O'Hara- General Claim
Agent Spaulding. Assistant Claim Agents
Edgar and Baker. Hon. 10 Flory. super
intendent Of Bridges and Building Bisbee
and others Of prominence.
James r. Groves has served the Frisco
company in the capacity OF superintend-
ent Of motive power and machinery Tor
the past twelve years, and in that tine
has endea-ed himself % ali who have
come in contact with him, either in an
official or social way
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-03
SCAFFOLD FELL
THOMAS WESTFALL AND II. j
WARD INJURED
Accident Occurred at Mr.. Naftzzer's
Residence

NJ J. Ward and Thomas Westfall, car
penters, were badly injured yesterday by
the fall Of q scaffold at the residence Of
Mr.. Naftzger, corner Lawrence avenue
and Tenth street The men were stand
ing on one OF the highest scafoIds when
the accident happened. The scafold was
not well braced and fell suddenly, Civ
ing the men no time 70 protect them
selves b. catching 10 the ridges Of the
roof. Mr.. Wards thigh was broken and
he was injured IN the hip. At first it
was thought his hip was broken. out II
was found 70 be not 50. Mr.. Westfall
sustained q compound fracture Of the
ankle, which renders it in a very bad
condition, from which amputati0n may
De necessary he fell on pile OF stone
and sustained al injury Of the head.
The men We're removed to the Wichita
hospital for treatment Both have fam
lies.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-03
IS A HOT COMEDY
Walter Walker Plays The Nominee
VIII Repeat Tt.

An excellent performance IS that
which Walter Walker and a dne com
rany presented al the Crawford theatre
last night. The attendance was not
large. but il Is one OF the best shows
that has been here this season. Those
who missed a theatrical treat last liSht
VII have an opportunity tonight 70 see
the performance. as NJ. Walkers e.
g1sement in Wichita on this his return
engagement COR TWO nishts. Mr.. Walker
and his SUPERB company appeared here
in the Nominee" Nat Goo1wiD'z great
play. early IN the season he had q
small audience that night owing 20 q
Blizzard. 5ut gave q fine perform ance.
The company Is now on their r5t--n
trip from g very successful tour 70 the
coast. knowing this n Be a high class
attraction Nj SFa-,linS persuaded Nj.
Walker 10 book wichita II his return
trip and L vas hoped that the company
would Pc accorded a patronage II Wichi-
IA worthy of thei- merits
The performance last night ore7ed
with very beautiful It---e CERTAIN
raiser enti-lez Barbara 80 7 = comedy
5arana in one ace, written BY Jerome
r. jerome. and is 2 sem = ckis Mss
Mildred :. Pierre takes The star part
= Barbara and tze comedy ana pa1aei,
Is beautifully =-oasht ont l. IS one q
The pretuest little plays ever seen Il
Wichita
Ehe Nominee" II three acts.
comedy oT Henry Guy Carleton IS some
thing 11e- The lines are exceIe1: and
the flashes OK WI ;Az p-c- ne =5t1s-
lions ana al make Il comedy that IS
e very superior o-se- Nr. Waiter
Walker plays chs '.Nonl1=s~ - makes
a,1ch u tae part HIS entire vo-k 5
artistic n every manner. HIS appear
zree e-d rs style e-zlzr-y su.t the
1-- lis facial expressions are parse
riz-,y good And Nr. Walker 3 Sup
ported ay al excellent company D.
s5u1y11 IS 6ne,y de-ea.satez - Claytoz
LeSEa. wh1 = po;-lcz, =--or- "
lease Is zlso prominent IS q 6rarl1-Lst
sa1 has jzst completed & sgec@ssz1I
drama -lEzriaE o. Tle,1A Mss 3.
Pierre does verr pretty work in tEIs
pay. Sae : chl-miug ara graceful
actress Mss AEuie Mortimer n TIE
character @ the mother Il law does ex-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-03
ON NORTH MARKET
Street Car Line TO Packing
House Goes That Way.
RIGHT OF WAY SECURED
Tract of Land Leased by Co.
to Clear the Route.

The street car people commenced work
on the extension of the nav Fairview
line 70 the packing house yesterday
morning. Contrary 10 ali expectations,
the Main street line was finished up Sat
urday night, or. rather, Il was connecte1
so that the cars could run through The
joints for the big rails ran short, bur the
management was not 10 be baked, 50
they got joints for the lighter rails and
clamped them or tight enough 70 allow
the cars 70 run through
The new packing house line VIII be put
in On Market street. \ deal was closed
Saturday afternoon by which the COM
pany was granted the right-of-w way
through on Market street After the
company had made all its plans It was
discovered that the land from Water east
TO Emporia and between Nineteenth and
Twentieth streets had never been incor-
p0rated IN the city. This tract contains
twenty-four acres and IS owned by Mr..
Samuel Hutchinson Of North Lawrence
avenue. Years ago when the streets We're
being surveyed he had them extended
through his land and all the late maps
Of the city show it as plotted and within
city limits. At first Nj Hutchinson
wanted $50 for the right-of-way through
his land, but the street car company dii
not want 20 pay this much, and made ap-
plication 70 the county Commissioners for
a right-of-way on Lawrence avenue.
Strong objections were made against this
and the commissioners were undecided.
when Mr.. Hutchinson decided the matter
for them. He had come to the conclu-
sion that he would rather have the car
line back Of his house than in front Of Il
and 50 told the company 70 draw up the
lease for the same term OF years as their
franchise and he would sign It They
offered him SIS, and he would not take IT,
but signed the document and paid q dol
lar for the revenue stamp. Mr.. Nelson
was not TO De outdone in generosity. and
presented Mr.. Hutchinson with S25, which
that gentleman accepted All the land
through which the car line Will pass does
not belong TO Mr.. Hutchinson. Three
other gentlemen are interested, but they
agreed to follow Mr.. Hutchinsons lead,
50 the question IS entirely settled.
Besides the work on the Fairview line
there was q gang Of men at work yes
terday putting the joints which arrived
Sunday on the Main street line. There
were sixty-seven pairs Of these Joints,
and they were shipped by express Yes
terday Mr.. Nelson showed a reporter for
the Eagle the stub Of q check for sl5439
which he had made out 70 pay the ex-
press charges. Mr.. Nelson remarked that
joints came high but they must have
them
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-03

eelleat cha-ac1s- acting n IRIS play su9
Il fact the ezctre casc s. GOD Tee
company really 5eeetve 6ae gaz-o-s1
fu- TIE pay Assh class irseesy way
TIE rerzEe-ns1c c3ases so-iga~
A cnaEre has bsea ua3s En- re beats
OF me a7li.e-eu- oaeers RaIsP=4rz
saa Fox have 5eea szke- = ne raL-
-osa beat aad plAc@d CT tas &z-z s1-ses
ozs IN place z o1rers cr4wts-8 ans
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