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Mohave County miner., 1900-09-22

and 4. The sinking of the main shaft
will he resumed Immediately aud
contract for that purpose is being let,
the usual notices being out. The plant
will enable the management TO con
tinue the shaft rapidly to l,5l0 feet,
If thought desirable, but as a matter Of
fact, the amount of ore already blocked
out on the levels opened up is so ex.
tensive as to render unnecessary the
sinking to an extreme depth for a
long time to come.
Nine officers and stockholders of
re-organized Pinal Consolidated Min.
ing Company will arrive here inside of
a few days to look the property of the
company over and make preparations
/ for the resumption of active operations,
/ The mines of this company are stu
/ ated about sixteen miles northeast of
/ Florence and have remained idle about
ten wears on account of the slump in
the price Of silver Before being closed
down they had produced Ii carloads
of base bullion the values of which
were lead and silver. The re opening
Of these properties will mean an in.
crease in the business of Florence as
this will be the supply point.-Blade.
A great strike has been made on the
property of the South Bisbee copper
company, near Bisbee, Arizona. says
the Los Angeles Herald This was con-
firmed by Secretary Lewis and T. L.
Rowan, of the South Bisbee company
in Los Angeles. The big exposure of
ore is in the 800 foot level, in drifts
from the main working shaft Two
drifts we're run on this level, one 80
feet to the northwest. Each of these
drifts has penetrated the ore body %
feet without getting through, the ore
averaging about % per cent copper.
with good gold values. In the north
drift winze has been sunk 35 feet in
solid ore, and from the northwest drift
a raise has been maze Is feet in ore.
In the Bell Mack shaft, quarter of a
mile from the main working shaft, ore
running 81 per cent copper has been
struck. 1t now looks as though the
South Bisbee might prove another
Copper Queen.
Pablo Amanda and Frank White, of
Golden, in the southern part of the
county, are in Santa Fe on court bust,
ness, says the New Mexican. They
brought with them number of fine
specimens of ore from the Gold Stand
ard mine, which is being worked by
Mr.. Amanda and Il. VI. Carley. They
donated several of the specimens to
the bureau of immigration. The spec.
linens we're taken from rich streak of
ore and show the free gold plainly.
The Gold Standard owners made a
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-07-23
Russians Defeat the Celcstials
on the Right Bank Of the
Amur River.
Have Occupied All the Dcfen.
>lve Positions, Driyin" the
Enemy Out.
Loss Of the Chinese Said to
Have Been Two Thousand
Men Killed.

New YORK, July ga special ia
The Herald from ST. Petersburg says:
The Chinese who attacked Blago-
ves,chnsk concentrated on the right
bank Of the Amur river. They have
been severely routed at the village Of
Sakhalin. which was burned by the
shells from tho Russian guns. The
Chinese town Of Aigun has been partly
destroyed. The Russians have occupied
all the important defensive positions on
the right bank of the river, driving the
Chinese out of them. 1t appears that
the Chinese We're daite taken by sur
prise. They considered themselves
masters Of B!agovestchnsk and never
expected an attack from the Russians
IN both rear and front. but the car s
troops carried oui the operations with
great brll!iaucy. killing 1000 Chinese
and capturing i, euas
y, the .ame time their losses were
lucon siderable.
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French Reply {" tho Chinese Request for
Media Ion,


Media Ion.
PARIS, July 23. AT the council II
ministers the minister Of foreign nf.
fairs. NJ. D..ca>sc. read n telegram from
tAc emperor of CHINA. asking the metii.
alton oi Franc. with the foreign pow.
crs. III. telegram was signed bv
hwang Su anl not by Pub Chan. the
son oi Prince Iuaa. The reply given
by NJ. Dc.cassc was that the request
would he con ,iicred only upon absolute
knowledge that the following acts had
been accomplished:
Flrst-Tha, e.iicacious protection and
absolute freedom .! communication had
been assured between III" French min.
lister ut Pekin AMI his colleague, 0! the
diplomatic corp, and their respective
governments.
Second When Prince Tunn aud the
high fnnctionarics responsible for the
nctua! events had been dismissed By tie
government - await inevitable punish
mens
Thlrd--W When the authorities ansi
bodies Of troops through the entire EN-.
plrc shall have received an order 10 cease
hosiiliii.s against foreigners.
Fnurta-W a.n measures have been
tak-u for tn. yl.urou. repression of the
EoS.r. - long u, iacs. necessary
guarantees are no: furnished there Is
room only for military action.
NJ D..cas,.. notified the cabine; that
all the powers had responded 'ayorab!y
10 the proposition 10 preveu; the cxpor.
ta..a.l II arms 10 China.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-07-23
Minister Has Two Tel
~. Stating Foreigners
,,prkin Are Safe.
mo. ly Way Of Shanghai
,he other From the
y;ccroy OF Nankin.
,.u,rr,ncnt U:lshaken in
\. Relief That the Mes
.arr Is Genuine.

-,>. July s3.-The Chinese
Vn ing Fang. commun''
.s ...retary of state two i'm.
rsfa. The first is from
5,rre,or Of posts and teic'
/ ! shanghai, aud says:
mat Minister Congcr' :
~.aIv has come. Imperial
~ this moon correspond
,t-t. ..a,el that all ministers
''' Ia..,r.,en,s are fighting aud
.'' e,aer. Ii Hung Chang is
{ ,.'.. na..awarl to suppress riot.
[,|, ai'.rui, 10 go.
1 md ,e.e-rnm is from Ii kui
N4nkln. dated the 2lst
4. .nd received by Minister WI nt
!. ,hc .4n.g day. II Is rs FOL
-,,.. - dict Of 22d Of this
Irly 1, with tho exception OF
rr,a MINISTER. who WAS killed
r.J.., With regard to which
,,,.,urt, are being taken TO
M, ana PUNISH the guilty par
"a. .;s,r ministers. for whom
~. ,a9rts arr being made FOR
,,-o..e..an. are fortunately un-
ti.
knYl, tic ,iccroy Of Nankin. is
|, ~ .-eat officers Of China. and
|. n,x..n rann among the d.p!o.
/. !:au.' Chang.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-07-23
GENERALLY CREDITED.



lrotn the I"Inb.
NEW loRk. July 23.- dispatch 10
The Tribune from London says: Mn.
,s,cr Con.er. mcsstc" To the state de-
nar,ment came like a voice from the
tomb aud startled Europe.
one of tn. best informed men of the
veteran military service said that he ac-
c,n,.d the text OF Mr. Congcr ) message
as n full and satisfactory proof that the
ministers were alive. When asked now
he could explain the protracted defense
~ ,hc Enclosure protected 10y palisadc
~ moderate height. hc asserted that the
military guards had probably seized u
commanding position on the great wall
whore they held the mobs at bay. Tie
also was confident that the ministers
md women had been transferred py
secret passage under the wall into the
imperial city and had been hidden III
the nalacc.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-07-23
COALITION IN CHINA.
Active Diplomatic Negotiations Proceed.
ing isctwrcn tho Powers.

Active Diplomatic Negotiation. Proceed
ing between tho Powers.
NEW YORK. July 23.-A dispatch 10
The journal and Advertiser from Lon
don say,:
Active diplomatic negotiations are
proceeding between the powers regard.
III. n coalition against China. Eng!l sh
and American foreign Offices are ar.
ranging close accord Oh tho question
o! PARTITION. These two government,
probably vii! dcclar. openly against IT
"a few days
Numerous dispatches are passing be-
tween Hay and Salisbury with the idea
OF the two countries forming ld"ntica!
policies. Incidentally II curiou, side
light is cast On English diplomacy IN
this matter China attack on siberia.
j, i. claimed in English diplomatic cir
cles, was caused by the sudden change
in the attitude .. Russia. who i now
making oscrturcs 10 the powers 81 u
mos, corsi,al and conc!lia,ory nature.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-07-23
CONTINUES TO SPREAD.
Roxcr Rebellion Has Broken Out In Sew.
cral More Provinces.

noxcr Rebellion Has broken Out In Sew.
cral More Provinces.
New YORK. July ga dispatch to
The Journal and Advertiser from
Shanghai says:
rh, Boxer rebellion is spreading to
IN. northwest To Shansi. Shensi and
Knnsu provinces and southwest to the
nroy,nce of Hanan. In conjunction
with Tung Euh kiang's forces the
Rnxers have endcavored to recover their
lost ground III Shan Tung province
where the Boxer movement originated
and was forced by luh Sien, then gov.
ernor, but since transferred to Shensi.
The Boxers suffered Il severe reverse
on July from luen shien and Tan.
GOA. on tho border of Shensi adjoining
Shan Tung. The Boxers intended
oyerrunning Shan Tung and crossing
the yellow river. in Tang Shu. All
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-07-23
RECEIVED WITHOUT COMMENT.
Cop, Of the Chinese Edict brought to the
Briii.h Foreign Once.

IoxpoS, July .3.-sir Chih Chen
Loh Fen. Loh. the Chinese minister 10
Grta, Britain. visited til" foreign office
ana communicated what purported 70
1, m lmp.rlal cdict giving assurances
taat Oh July IS all the foreign minis
tiers at lchln. except Iaron Won het.
teller. were safe and sound. under the
protection q. the imperial court. lhe
Chinese minister dld not see the British
minister Il foreign affairs. Lord Sails.
bury. The alleged edlct was received
without comment. The correspondent
of the Associated Press has the highest
authority for saying that not the slight.
,,t cr,denca Is attached by the British
Government, TO this latest statement.
and that the government is also quite
unable 10 understand the crcdcnce
which is accorded ut Washington to
Minister Conser's message TO the state
denar,ment there. Lord Salisbury, nc.
cord.ng to this authority. is convinced
of the truth of the original reports of
the massacre Of the foreigners ut Pckin.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-07-23
|url REMAIN uNSHAkEN.
p,par,ineu, On,eiais Ssili believe
III, (ous,r Message Genuine.

p,par,ineu, Ofi,eiais ssitl believe
the Copser Me..ng" Grnutor.
k>mS.. y. July Is. After 81
J .e..t.rai II. and after giving due
,.e.aaaa = the incrcdulous crit..
II. .ag European authorities rs to
fgn.,- message. the state depart
!. mans g..,.lancn III It's hrs; con-
u. TIA, til mossag. was nuihcn-
y ,aa: NJ Cans.r was alive on
=, t-g ss.atlve evidence came
b. department. through Minister
.!lg-a TWO widely removed
Fs> 4. IL from Sheng n; Shang-
b.. =. t4ey from the viccroy nj
e. -.,y make /; clear that an
ce.;ail.y la- bceu issued relative
\ a..s.i ii 4 the foreign minis
NJ. ..'4in atAer matters OF infar.
NJ .t.p creates, value aud inter-
,.er true. II mny, however.
'.'' "a !, and tint consideration
L-.t discussed hy Secretaries Hay.
G J., ~, iaat a.! oi these
pnutuniea,tons From r~ktn
Y x 'atA q" same channel. AZ
-'-.'. Ae receives everything; III
"A- 4 Minister WI i the me.
4- .u II this j. that this ai.
N. e'.D ara j, deprived ~ a good
''', ratls. value.
.'t'a,i4lan- tins fac, our gov
X. = .seetdinS upon the pre-
''e.i 'AAi these communicated.
''.'''A'.t !, has not been in.
~ III 'iH' attitude by European
','''' ~ conslnced that it had
'''- 4 gam and nothing to lose
'"'- e9Aiiicnce III the Chinese
~ -''s' t1e state department, has
. " II hot only good policy but u
Y 'i'''Nr n,e Il the friendly dispo.
N ~" lro.iorcign Chinese OF.
: NJ a..ev!atc the condition Of tho
''N's = taty are still alive.
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the following officers who have hoo,
oraered TO report to Major General
Nh"nce Tor duty on his staff: Licuten.
ant Colonel Hcistand, assistant nd,u.
tant general; Colonel Humnhr;os =.
hs.ah' Iunrtermas;cr general; Major
1aliaRhcr. commissary; L,eutcnnnt
Colonel Dickman. Twcnty.sixth U. S
y; MAJOR Muir. Thirty.sixth u. :. Z !.
MAJOR Stephenson, surgeon; Cupta,n
Crozier. ordnance department
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-07-23
PROBABLY INCORRECT.

''''''" r"'s"r Reported Ia Pursuit OF
IL Hun: Chang. Vessel
SHANGHAI. Friday. July 20 The
british cruiser bonu,cnture LETT Voc
sung early this morning. il is reported
T. >eize the An Ping with Ii Hury
ShanS on board. \ trlumpaal arch
erected III Ii Hung Chang, honor ha,
been ordered by tAc council 10 uc re-.
moved.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-07-23
WILSON GOING TO CHINA.


WAslH>GToS, July %. Favorable
action has been taken upon the applica-
ton OF Erigalier General james II.
Wilson, I ,. V, for active service in
China All order wa. issued during
the day relieving him from duty in
command Of the department Of Matan-
zas ui.d santa Clara. Cuba. and direct.
ing him 10 proceed without delay to
Taku, emma. and report 70 Major Cen
cral \ T. CAat!ce. L. ;. e.. command
ing tae military forces III China. .or
assignment u the command VI one Of
tue br yadcs OF his division.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-07-23

Nurs. O.. July %. A street car con
Gaining 40 persons on the Mineral Ridge
and Niles railroad jumped The track AZ
Mineral Ridge and turned over '
nerson on board was injured.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-07-23
Prohibit sausage and Canned Meat.

BrhLIs, July 2l.-The Munich Al.
legmelne Zci'ung says that az imperial
deere VIII be issued in few days pro.
hibit.ny the importation Of sausage and
canned meat. but that no decision has
been reached us 10 when the other sec.
tious u the meat bill Will take effect
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provinces south Of Yellow river are SC
far undisturbed. The provinces affected
are Chihi, Shensi, Shansi. Honan,
kansu and Shan Tung, the last two
only sayuily
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-07-23
KEMEY TO THE RESCUE.


TIC Il IustructrU :" wv
ger ut All Hazards.
WASHINGTON. July 23.-secretar!
Long has sent imperative orders to AL.
m,ral Remey to rescue NohSer ~ IL.
hazards. Admiral Remcy was ihIorme"
.bat Congcr was alive on the le'h'
E,a,yh i known Of Remcy TO KNOW
that hc will make desperate ",'e'np''
News OF his movement, wii' DC "''N'
iously looked for
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-07-23
MORE TROOPS COMING HOME.
General Wood Decides u Force Of Five
1hou.apd Sufficient for (hina.

1hou.and Sufficient for China.
WASHINGTON. July 30 General
Wool. governor general Of Cuba, had q
conference with the secretary Of war,
with the result that il was determined
to keen a force Of about ZOO men in
Cuba tor several months yet. Thl, de-
cision will permit q the withdrawal
from the island Of another regiment III
addition io those previously ordered
home The First regiment Of infantry,
posted III pinar del Rio and Guanajav.
have teen selected a the fourth regl-
men' u come home and orders 70 that
end were telegraphed 70 Cuba by Gen.
eral Wood !, also was decided that
the constitutional convention should be
convened during the early fall, the date
bein. left 10 General Wood.
General Wood SAYS that peace and
quiet prevail IN Cuba. and that the
troops nre kept there simply for their
moral influence and as an indication TO
the people that !awlessness Will Lot be
tolerated.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-07-23

4 gentleman recently cured q dys-
peps,a gave the following appropriate
rendering Of Burns famous blessing:
some have meAt and Can not eat. aud
some have none that want II: but We
have meat ard We can eat
kodol Dyspepsia Cure be thank
ed" This preparation vii! digest what
y7n eat II instantly relieves and radi-
cally cures iudiGes tion and all stomach
disorders
Cook ( OpEE.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-07-23
"hNhl HEARD FROM.
'""iii"ns Quiet ~ Ttcu Tain at
irescnt.

'""'''"ns Quiet ~ Ticn Tsin 1t
fre.-nt.
">"lSGToS, July 23.-Tho navy dc.
'D"' has received the following
'In' from Admiral Rcmcy. dated
\" l'lA Iniet. Latest report, Rus
b",' 49, July IL. legations at Pckin
km,.g .''ng ous. Reliability Of this
Ia,, 'ol uncertain. Major Rcgan.
S,.n Noycs and Bookmillcr. First
pd'I :, Lawton aud Schocfyul
|p5 : y 'hth infantry officers, and
po,,. '' u hant Jolly. marine corps,
(opnH INV "0oard soIacc. Expect about
fokaI' men. VIII send them nll
.'"0iila hospital"
|lycd - 'u.y %. The admiralty has
Aln .'e following telegram from
kpaa,' is'h and dncighborhood cnt;rclv
'"'ed BY Chinese" ''"'''
0h'EHED TO CHINA.
'"' Announce n u.ist III
c,s,. stair Officers.
km'n, AIroN, July 2s.-The war do.
"'ll'ounccd the names Of
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-07-23

For two years Ira ". Kelley OF Mans
field. Pa. Mas III poor health on account
OF kidney trouble. He consulted several
physicians and spent considerable money
for medicines without obtaining relief
unit, IL tried Foley's Kidney Cure. and
now writes desire 10 add ny tea'l
mony tina, j. may be the cause x aiding
others"
Crr1,r> SILT
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-09-01
Howl ] 1l!!.l \ D l. OlsAI S

g Ethan, and q Nj. Smith, of Duluth
have been ont for i week building .
sharty on The latter's claim. Mr.. Smith
is one OF thesnew-comsrs down here. BE
returned on tbs Monday boat, !.
Ethan % having left on the previous one.
Commissio per Jackson lsft on. Nor
day Tor the county seat, returning on
Wednesday,
Register Carhart and Frank LaSage
came down on the Bon Ami Tuesday
to transact business in connection with
the dustofson estate. returning on Wee
nesday I've acknowledge q pleasant
visit.
The rain on Friday evening came down
in torrents, washing away the Flute
Reed bridges and MI. Brnnes fish dock.
In less than two hours time the rainfall
amounted to is inches, it being the
greatest in the same length Of time 81
any this season. sss ssssS.
TOAD Overseer GundefsOn started out
Monday morning with crew OF men
to rebuild the Chicago Bay bridge, and
intends making it larger and stronger,
He says it will be better able to stand
the summer freshets than the one re-
Gently washed away. Is ..5s N
Mail-carrier Plante was accompaniedon
his Sunday trip by j us,ice jacobson fur
the purpose ofappraising stray horse
at Col. Colvilps which has been taken
up there. The latter returned on the
Bon Ami Tuesday, z5s:f B .;.e.
N. J. Bray left on Thursday for Isanti
county and the state fair, he will be alb
sent about two weeks. ~. % ssE
NJ G. Havig, Miss Thea, August ana
Charles Brunes, left on the <Dixof
Thursday for ten days trip. Then
willvisit relatives in Minneapolis anc
attend the state fair; F -.s 81
& Messrs Chas. d'Autremont, jr., anc
H.G. Gearhart, Of Duluth, stopped of
at Chicago Bay on their return from &
fishing trip ins Canada, for q few day,
sport on the Flute Reed. ..aS. \:
Conductor Gilboy and Mr., Jergena
Of St, Paul, after spending a week ol
two here and at Isle Royal, returned
home. >S + - S'2
John Oliver and Ed. Derraugh, o
Townsville. recently passed through
here 1:s = ,=, s. .s ~ IS: stsi i 7al
School will begin on Monday, the
l17th, with n. j. Bray in charge, this be
ing his thiro term at this point. q
The school roard is busy making ex
1tensive improvements to the schoo
buildings and grounds. A porch vii
beaded and the inside thoroughly rem
|ovated, giving Il larger seating capacity
The grounds will be enclosed with nea
wire fence, purchased through Audito
Murphy, and will add greatly to the ap
Ipearance Of the school property. s,.
Ghass Bray iis making week, &. viisii
with his grand arents in Duluth. slsz
The total rainfall at the Chicago Ba
station for August, amounted to 1873
inches. 5.. E>.2'< , %5...s..l r. = .
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-09-01
"A Change

Matt Johnson, who has bsen with the
HERALD for oversix years, has resigned
his position and will embark ID thecedar
business with his brother, Chris. Matt
has the best wishes of tho HERALD il
any business he may be engaged in.
John 9. Murphy, Of West Duluth, took
charge OF the Office Monday and expects
4 To remain here permanently. S s3 .ss#;
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A USI ADk
MINNESOTA EDITORS ARE
70 All. 7 EN- AIMED
B'Y THEIR CAN
h. DIAN CO USINS.


- sSAANs 49, AASS9s 5
The visit Of tho Minnesota Editorial
Association TO Eastern Oanada recently
swas ons ot tho most successful excur-
.nons, both ia point of pleasure and
mental profit, ever held By that sssocia-
.tion, winch . saying : great deal.
Through long experience and untirinR
efforts and with ! natural capacity for
arranging such matters the gentlemen
Who comprise the executive committee Of
the association. Messrs Hall, Whitney and
Meyst, bave become noted Tor their abil-
ity to obtain fos their brethren Of the
press the best for the least money.
Through their able aud self-sacridcing
efforts these trips are marvels Of sdnca-
ton, comfort and enjoyment q we'll O.
OF cheapness. It Il safe to nay that The
excursion this year surpassed al pre-
vlous efforts. s
The party, which CONSISTED Of about
2O0. loft st. Paul on the evening OF
Thursday, the 18th nit, on Z special train
OF five Pullman sleepers and day coach,
over the celebrated Chicago Northwest
ern road. This, one OF the best equipped
roads In the country, hes luxurious
parlor chair oars and open and compartr
ment sleepsrs afording the traveller the
greatest comforts obtainabls. The party
arrived at Chicago Friday morning
whsra their train was transferred to the
Grand Trunk road which 10 one 81 tho
great railroad systems Of the world.
The ride over this road was indeed .
pleasure. It traverses one Of the finest
sections of the country to be found (ont-
side Of Cook county,, every mile is pleas
ant to look upon. Pretty landscapes,
charming villages, thrifty cities and
prosperous farms. After leaving Illinois
the train runs tho full width OF Indiana,
leaving that state just beyond South
Bend. Then it crosses Michigan dag
onally through Battle Greek aud Ian
sing and passes into Canada through tho
great tunnel at Port Huron. Across the
border the ride is even more delight-
full a. the road follows The north shore
Of Lake Ontario for miles, passing I'M
portsnt towns and beautiful stretches OF
country. .. ..s.s Co. zs .=,s
ID Arriving at ,Mnskoka Lake on Satur,
day morning tho excnrsioniats embarked
on.eneof the Like stea naera and the day
:waa enjoyably spsnt viewing the many
picturesque islands and irregular shores
from the deck Of tho steamer. This vast
region known 40 the Muskoka Lakes
District, the "Hiahlands Of Ontario" hes
ID the northern part Of Ontario, east Of
Georgian Bay and north OF Lake Ontario,
about $50 miles north Of tho city OF
Toronto. Some idea OF its extent may
be had when It is known that. some 800
lakes aud rivers AIRED imbeded in ito
boundaries. This region is fast becom-
ing ! favorite resort for cottagers and
campers and on some Of the large islands
q, - q. ' - !, ~ ~ -.
,ss.,, e - 1''i '' - - 'n'
$3.50. -. -, I. ! y, j
$3.50. -. 49,. = 80
~ - 80. = =. 80 $500 W 49, 49, =,
~. w. 80. ..: =. w., 49, 49, :. "on 80
- -. ~ g ~ -, -. - l..as $50 80
.,ra = : e. Il 80 49,, $50 ' -.
s r, : 49, p p.'' ~ $3.50. . = :, ,'s'
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