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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-04

Is that great human engine. which de-
cides the health OF every man and wo-
man, working properly
Are symptoms Ike the following star
ing You in the face every day:
Weak, sluggish ctrculstion.
Puffy or dark circles under the eyes
SaHow. yellow, unhealthy complexion
Urine cloudy, milk-like or stringy: dark
In color or offensive
Painful, scalting sensation in passing II.
Dull. heavy headache. dizzy. tired feel
ing, faint spells. Irregular heart.
Obliged to 80 often during the day. any.
get up many times at night
Pain or dull ache in the back.
Feeling of oppression and appreheny ion.
Restless. irritable and hard to .r1 ease.
All tagged out. run down. skepless
nights and discouraged.
If You have any OF these symptoms.
take the advice OF one who has made a
life study OF just such diseases and .ook
well to yourself. because YOU have KID
ney trouble.
II your urine when allowed to remain
undistucbed In a glass or bottle for
twenty-four hours. forms sediment or
settling or has a cloudy appearance. Il is
evidence that your kidneys need imme-
date attention
Bright's disease. which IS destroying
more human lives than any other dis
EASE. may be stealing upon you.
fhe symptoms you have noticed are the
Anger signals nature sets 70 show that
he track or health IS not clear
Take Swamp Root. the famous new
T discovery, whose fame is being heralded
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-04

benceforth shall bear The name Of Am
oricaa citizens"
Mr. Robinson Gnd) devoted much uf
his time % a deuuncia,ian ~ the contract
labor system in Tire Hawaiian Grlands.
which he characterized a. practical ia
very. and which, he said. abe tenth see-
ton or the pending biu continued ia
force EFT means" raia BE. chat you
would cruelty labor on TIE eros - land
lorilsm and money n Hawaii" lie
charged the American commissioned
Senator CuIiora and MorRar and Repre-
sentative Hito with having been ssiueed
and buncoed hy Precedent Dole and JafRs
Freer. the Hawa.ian comrnfssione-s. Bat
& must remain Cor congress. be- Hai8 %
determine eh.thc- money Sas - BE- piac-
e above manhood snd cnnfract slave
Iabor saovo free lab1- NJ Robinson
read q letter from the commissioner q
immigration. showing thaf asvat 1aslo
Japaneae had arrived IN HswaH Under
contract stree enc ieia nds were ann~re5-
'-The Republican party ssid ~. re
fused % pass a law in she T-fty- con-
Eress exfll5lrg contract labor IN fss Ha-
TaHsn islands refused @ eaVratf 50 ia
thelr resolutions i1 this h7gFe a11 &C.
fested the amendment 81 The senate. -
these Islands far years peegle bavs Eane
gike the galley SLAVE. se0afK-d - his
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-04

| by, grateful mel and women. saved from,
untimeiy gray IS by It's immediate and
| marvellous power over diseases of the
kidneys ar bladder.
Especial ~ in cases OF Brights disease
is S~a 'mp-Root winning new friends
every hour
Sw1 mp-Root succeeds because Il cures
Every man and woman. no matter how
hes THY and vigorous. would pront BY
% Ning Swamp-Root every now and then
IS preventive. and thus absolutely
fores;al. kidney and bladder troubles
Swamp-Root Is the wonderful discovery
( o. the eminent kidney specialist. Dr.
Kilmer. and IS used IN the leading hos
/ pitfalls; recommended by skillfui physi-
clans IN their private practice and Is
+ taken by doctors themselves who have
. kidney ailments. because they recognize
in It the greatest ana most snccesrful
remedy that medical science has ever
been able 20 compound.
II you have the slightest symptoms OF
kidney or bladder trouble. or n there g.
trace OF it IN your family. rend at once
to Or. Knmer & Co. Binghamton. y Y.
who viii gladly send you free BY mail I'm
mediately. without cost 70 you. a sample
bottle OF swamp-Roo' and a book % won-
derful sTamp-Root testimonials BE
offer in the Wichita Daily Eagle
II you are already convinced that
Swamp Root IS what YOU need. YOU can
purchase the regular nfty-eent and one
dollar size boftles az drug stores Don't
make any mistake but remember the
name. swamp-Root. Or. Kilmers swamp
Root.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-04

although for the first time We enter up-
on the task Of establishing a government
for islands in the Pacific ocean separat-
ed from the continent and far beyond
what was once considered the ultimate
bound OF the American republic Wheth-
or we may Justly and wisely establish
such a territorial government depends
upon the fitness of the people for is
adoption. Are thew in condition 20 ap-
preciate It's responsibilities. - tshape re
future according to American ideas and
tradftions7
The number Of people IS small but
the territory itself IS small More than
half OF the people are Asiatics. but they
are not citizens OF the United states.
They are not and viii not Dc. entitled 20
fin the islands porarilY-lnteudinK %
the right OF suffrage They are largely
return 10 their native land. large part
Of the people Is made up % TIE native
race OF Hawaii slowly dying race. fad
ing away year by year. They - 20
share fl the citizenship and 10 tNe s1f-
frage. They are gentle. plain. peaceful
and now generally educated 81 either
the English or Hawaiian tongue They
are a people whose attention has borg
been attracted 10 the United States. %
its institutions and methods q govern
naent as standards by which they have
sought 20 shape their own dsvel3prns 1t
a considerable portion q the people are
Portuguese. Tney vii make par. ~ she
citizenship and - the voting population.
More than haif were born on ne s.sres.
and arrl srgely educated in tie EBgash
language.
Put IN addition q thess and perhaps
as furnishing ire chief ressoa way tae
people ray be- conRldrred adapted 20 a
territorial government. fhe-e js con
trolling class IN TIE community . fhs
TIas aiia1 j. an1s made T. ~ American.
English. Germans and feE other -
ropsaus They are not co-tr5iIiag ~ tae
sense % being oppressive. b4t - g.i1irz
and directing .er.-laf{ou a~s ara. CO.
veloqrne1t Il g. q class tsaf hse ssusga
had ;hs !rtsText and welfare - re &c.
lands a. heart who have larxsy shsGe1
Sc pat and must - neceseify - largely
shape is :uture.
Tor al the voting rTr1lzra. ere ti1
provides an esscatsoral cza 6-stian.
Tar~e f. 20 - a. Intelligent Ballot FRI Ha-
val Tais L. 80 rrsat azt cs~saBs fae
only ultimate s2faz1sTd ~ - S@f.,,s-
tsoas Tais til proFieea f1r fhe Easa a.
people a territorial sDser1meut llsr that
O. TIE latsr territories - ere TEtra
s.atsz I. - fognzss 81 justice ara
eglalstv. and EapPo-te1 ~ tssss Sa3
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-04
WOOL MARKET,

Boston. Mass, April 3.-The demand
for wool here continues TO be slow.
Prices are not materially weaker, but
the slow demand has a tendency to de-
press the market and some grades have
been marked lower in order to encourage
business. Territory woods are nominal
IN price About 5Td5Sc secured IS fair
quotation for fine medium and fine, while
6aG65c secured is quoted for choice sta
ple goods. Fleece woods are quoted &c
lower in price 10 meet trade. Ohio Xxx
and above is quoted at 53GS4c, with Ohio
delaines 25GS6c. Quotations:
Unwashed medium, etc. Missouri
Quarter blood combing, 26G9lzc; ss-blood.
e;GS5lac; braid combing. 2q2Sc; Georgia,
24G25c.
Territory wools-Montana and Dakota,
fine medium and fine. - TO sc; secured,
5SG60c: staple 6Sd65c; Utah. Wyoming.
fine medium and fine, 1sG2ec; secured.
5sd55c: staple 63G65c: Idaho fine medium
and fine. lSdl9c; secured, 6Sq5oc, medium,
aoF23c: secured, 53d54c.
Australian, secured basis. spot prices,
connbing. superfine. nominal, sSa95c: good,
4 SSGS0c; average, SoGNc.
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s..asprEU,s AND NOTES.

Henderson & Co, of Haven, received
T.. tar price of the day and the year
,s.erday FOR fine load Of heavy weight
packers they had in. Mr. Henderson &C
panied the load. He WAS pleased
y IN the sale. Henderson * Co. are reg
ula- shippers TO this market, and ship
= Z bod cass Of swine.
&. @. Carson Of Mt. Hope was one Of
tie ate arrivals on the market yes,er-
dav. lie received a stiff bulk price fer
( load of medium weight hogs he had in.
William Astle * Son. Old-time shippers
OF Haven. came in late yesterday after
noon With a good load of hogs. They
were yarded over until today.
conner x Humphrey of kinghsher re-
ceved the bulk price for car of me-
diuu weight swine they brought in.
Tom Hannegan of Deer Creek was up
Yesterday. He is heavy shipper. He
mas had considerable trouble reaching
this market. owing 10 poor train service
but saws he thinks that Will be remedied
81 The near future. He sold q car OF me-
dunn weight packers for the bulk sum
and said he was more than pleased WITH
the transaction. Re went from here 10
Webb city 10 look after some mining in
IerestS he mas there.
II. \. Probst OF Bluff City obtained a
hiEh price Tor a car Of medium weight
stun De l4u on the liiAl hSA ASStVA A@aH
Perry B. Lincoln Of North Enid was
represented on the market yesterday by
q car IF medium weight packers, which
sold Tor sJin price.
Charles lord Of Conway Springs. a
new shipper to this market. had in a car
Il medium weight swine yesterday. he
Obtained the ruling bulk price Mr. Git-
ford said he would continue trading
here in the future.
Campbell & Horton, the well-known
shippers Of Caldwell, were in yesterday.
They obtained a good price for car Of
lsbt boss.
Moore < Co. of Pond Creek were on the
market yesterday with a load OF 5000
hogs. which sold for stin bulk price
Knott < Wheeler Of Bell PLANE, heavy
shippers Of that section, sold a car OF
heavy hogs yesterday for good price.
Steele * Sons OF Blackwell had car
OF medium weight stun on the market
Yesterday which sold well.
Dr. Jackson, the well-known shipper OF
IEazeton, obtained a good price for car
OF light packers ne brought in.
JEFF Houston, the veteran shipper Of
Pouea City, received the bulk price for
a car OF medium weight packers he had
81 yesterday.
c. =. Schmidt of Freeport was UP yes
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terday. He sold a string OF good hogs
Of rather light weights for the ruling
bulk price.
G. f. Smith of Pratt regular shipper
TO this market, was in again yesterday
He sold car Of medium weight packers
for a good price.
Dunaway & Gregory OF Tonkawa, one
of the best known shipping firms in
northern Oklahoma, received the ruling
bulk price yesterday for a car of good
swine they had in.
]. W. Haskell Of Douglas was on the
market again yesterday He obtained the
bulk sum for a car Of medium light hogs
he had in.
]. E. Cooley Of Rose Hill, a regular
and frequent visitor to the market was
represented yesterday by a load Of Ill
pound hogs, which sold well.
F. B. Staley, the popular young ship
per OF Rose Hill, was up again yesterday
He received a stiff bulk price for a car
of medium packers he had in. He is a
heavy shipper and a good business man.
W. H. Rison of Andover was in early
yesterday. He had a load of 225-pound
hogs, which sold well
F. NJ Pope of Milan sold a car of
good hogs yesterday for the bulk sum
of the day.
Owing to an engine failure the Mis-
souri, Pacific freight train from the east
failed to arrive yesterday afternoon until
after the closing Of the market. There
were several loads Of hogs on the train
which had to be yarded over until to-
day.
Carl Levi, representing Berth-Levi of
Chicago, was visitor at the Dold Pack
ing conpany's plant yesterday. Berth
Levi handles the casing product of the
Dold plant.
Harry D. Clark, manager of the Ard
more branch of the bold Packing COM
pany, came up yesterday and will remain
here during the week to attend the meet
ing of the Dold travelling men on Friday
and Saturday.
The railroads did a fair business at the
yards yesterday. The Santa Fe brought
in 10 cars. the Missouri Pacific 6, the
Rock Island 5, and the Frisco 2.
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LIVESTOCK Markets.
CHICAGO.


Chicago, April -Cattle-Receipts, g.
500; generally steady; inferior quality.
Natives best on sale today, s5.05; good
to prime steers, 81 S0d5 60; poor to me-
dunn, S4.15d4.75; selected feeders firm,
$i.2094.S5; mixed stockers about steady,
So. 1904. 90; cows, s.. O0l4 %; heifers, 50 106
4.6O; Gamers, S2.O0q2. 10; bulls, 81. 6OQ4. %;
calves about same as week ago, $1,000
6.25. Texans, best on sale cars today,
$4.60; Texas-fed steers steady, So. 9od5. %;
Texas bulls steady, s.. 20G3. go.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900; tomorrow. %. 900
estimated; left over, 1900; active. 1Oc
Butchers, $. 3p95. 30; good to choice heavy,
S.. 35d5. so; rough heavy, $. 2Od5. 30; light,
s5.15G5. 421A; bulk of sales, $685. 213.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900; sheep about
steady; lambs 10c lower; good to choice
wethers, Sc. 00d6 80; fair to choice mixed,
$5.O0d6 90; western sheep, $. 75d6. 30; year
Hngs, SC. 00'd6 80; native lambs, $500
7.S5; western lambs, S6.25d7. IS.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, No. April 3.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 5000; market steady; native
steers, 81. 0Od5. %; Texas steers, SO. 500
4.9O; Texas COWS, 81. 1924 10; bulls, 50. 500
3.85
Hogs-Receipts, 1900; market to 1Oc
higher; bulk OF sales, So.15Q5.2Si heavy,
S. 15q5 80; packers. So. 1Gd5. 25; mixed, sos
$50; light, A.95G5.1O; workers, s5.10G
5.15; pigs, 81. 75'd5.05.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000; market strong;
lambs, 4.75@lO. %; muttons, 81. 1906.
ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis April .-Cattle-Receipts, g.
800; market steady; native shipping and
beef steers, s.. 50Q5 IS; stockers and feed
ers So 45G4. so: cows and heifers 81 O0GD
$50; Texas and Indian steers, IS. 60td4. so;
cows and heifers, s.. 45d3.S0.
Hogs-Receipts 5000; market cents
higher; pigs and lights, s.. 20G5 80; pack
ers. s.. 15d5. %; butchers, s.. 30d5. 10.
p-Receipts, 500; market strong;
native muttons. $5.OOd5S s.; lambs, Sc cog
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The cattle market yesterday was slow.
The receipts were light, there not being
pver 40 head in the yards. The prices
ruled firm during the day. The demand
was sOod, but the supply was far short.
PROVISION MARKET.
There was no provision market yester-
day. The exchanges over the country
took a holiday yesterday on account Of
election day. There was, however, feel
ing that the market was all right among
the traders The exchanges usually take
q holiday when there is the least chance
10 declare one.
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METAL MARKET.

New York. April 3.-BuSiness ruled
dull or the metal exchange today. Con-
siderable irregularity was developed Tn
in face OF unfavorable a5vices from
abroad, declined = 20 3 points from
yesterdays advance, closing dun a. s. %
bid and 80 asked. Copper and spelter,
however, ruled firm or strong cables
from Europe Copper firm. points E1gh-
er for TIE day. al SI7-E- Lead continues
unchanged at $i.55 bid and = 7217 asked.
Pig iron warrants ruled dull mo quota
ton given)- The brokers price for sead
was si.45 and for copper SIs-25.
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DRY GOODS Markets

NsA York. April s.-There has been no
relief TO the monotony Of the market for
cotton goods. In all Departments TIE
current demand Is quiet from the home
trade and export business. Coarse brown
cottons limited Prices are without
change at first hands in any direction
sIothough the general trend IS slightly
In favor OK buyers.
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COTTON.

Galveston. April S,-Cotton nominal;
csc.
New Orleans. April s.-Cotton nominal.
sales. Go; middiins. sisc
LIVERPOOL. April Spot cotton in fair
demand: prices lower: middling- sd
New York. April Spot cotton closed
quiet: middling uPlands. s-l6c; middling
gulf. 9 IS-l6c; sales. 0aS bales Futures
closed steady; April, &.4S; May, s. p;
June. see; July. &-07; August -;
Septem5er. $50; October, SCI: Novem-
her. s.. ss; December. s. &c; January, S3-si
February, SIS: March, $50.
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HOGS TN HIGHER
MarketIIMade a Very Heavy
Advance Yesterday.
TOP PRICE WAS $5.07 IL
Quality of the Supply Was
Decidedly Common.

The hog market yesterday was 5 to
30 cents higher. The market opened
strong and cents higher Before the
close it had advanced to 10 cents higher
and remained firm at that fifure. The
demand was good and everything in the
yard was cleaned up at closing time.
Trading was active at all times.
The top price of the day was $5.071a,
while the bulk Of the sales went at 500
Q5-0. Both the top and the bulk showed
an advance of about 10 cents over the
previous day, and were the highest Of
the year. Had there been a choice load
Of hogs on the market the top would
have been at least dime higher.
The quality yesterday was decidedly
common. There was not a load Of choice
hogs in. There were a few loads of
good hogs sold, but the majority of the
6 .uff could not be cassed other than
common. There was marked difference
IN quality as compared with some days
b Ct last week 5ub,
The receipts yesterday were fair for
Tuesday, aggregating !. $50 There was a
fair run of wagon hogs, but nothing eX-
ira. They were Of average quality. The
car receipts arrived fairly early, although
the late arrival of a few cars delayed
the closing Of the market The market
compared well with other ones, there be-
ing a general advance in hogs of to 10
cents at all packing centers.
CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
Light packing hogs, $50 to 200
lbs. .......-.........-..-...... S5d4 95
Medium weight packers, 200 to
20 lbs. O0Q5 %
Heavy packing hogs, $50 to 325
IDS. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Cgg5 VIZ
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New York, April 3.-CIose-Money on
call steady at Slqd4 per cent: least loan
1. Prime mercantile paper, 4i1G5I4. Ster-
ling exchange firm, with actual busi-
ness in bankers bills al 81 So al SIS for
demand and at s. S23 a. SOS Tor g. days
posted rates. SASH and S4-S7; commercial
bills 81 SIIlEf4. S5e. Silver certificates,
90. 9s1LA. Bar silver, 5e1z Mexican dol
lars A.. Government bonds weak: state
honds strong; railroad bonds strong.
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Cuban Customs Receipts Increase.

Washington, Aprl 3-The war depart
neat today made public a comparative
statement Of customs receipts IN Cuba
fo- the months OF January and February.
lSss. with those % January ana F'sorli-
ary. lso- The statement shows that -
eeiPts II the island for January and
February. 1Sss. were S2ol4sS3 those q
January and February, 1so, were 2712,-
sc an increase Tor the Two months OF
ise9 over sAe same period OF iSss q 3d.
*
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NEW YORK

New York, April 3.-Butter-Receipts,
Il, 324 packages; unsettled; western cream
cry 19d'2c; factory, 17d19c
Cheese-Receipts, 290S packages; mar
ket steady; fancy large. white. 12& 013c;
fancy large coored, 1314c; fancy small,
white. 13d131c.
Eggs-Receipts. 24S50 packages; steady;
western, at mark, 11%c; southern, at
mark 11dl12ac.
Sugar-Raw, irregular; fair refining
S7sc: centrifugal, IS test, 4asc; molasses
sugar, 1l-l6c. Refined, irregular.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-04
Australians Better Wheat Prospect

Melbourne, Victoria. April 3.-Good rains
have fallen IN most of the districts Of
Victoria and New South Wales, and the
outlook for wheat is now generally more
favorable than it has been for years
q Of
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE Markets.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO.
Chicago, April 3-Butter-Weak; cream
cry, 19d22c; dairy, 16G30c
Eggs-Steady; fresh, 10d10Ac.
Dressed poultry-F'irm; turkeys, s1zq12;
chickens, 912c.
ST LOUIS.
st. Louis. April -Receipts-Flour,
5000; wheat, 1900; corn, 10000; oats,
$1,000. Shipments-Flour, 5000; wheat,
$500; corn. Isl 600: oats, 1900.
Wheat-Higher; No. ? red cash, eleva-
tor. 72Ac; track. 73c; April, 721sc; May,
T1l4c; July, 675sc; No. ? hard, 65d6515c.
Corn-Hig CHER; No. 2 cash, 375sc; track,
3S5sc; April, 375sc; May, 3S5sc; July, 1850.
Oats-F'irm; No. . cash, 251ac; track.
2512G 254c; April, 2512c; May, 25c; July,
24c; No. white, 2S12c.
Rve-Firm. 55c
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rsrFoR PLENTY MORE CANrCKs

LONDON. April Sin the mouse o. COM
mons today, in answering question on the
subject asked by Lieutenant General
John ". Laurie. conservative, the par
liamentary secretary OF the war Office.
Mr.. George wyndham. said that II all
the forty-four commissions in the army
offered 10 Canada we're filled. the gov
eminent was quite ready TO offaF further
commissions
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UFBDAvI~ RESIGNATION Co.'s

Washington April 3-The resignation
Of Mr.. Webster Davis as assistant score
tary CT the interior was accepted today
BY Secretary Hitchcock, by the direction
Of the president The resignation, II IS
understood. was sent directly % the
president by Mr.. Davis, but vas referred
u she secretary Of the interior % be &C
ceptea by him IN the regular course
Secretary Hitchcock declined % say any
thing IN regard 70 The resignation. lie
believed that the statements made BY
Mr.. Davis fully covered the case Ths
secretary refused % make public The tex;
OF the letter q resignation or KHAKI o. he
a,-s-es-,re o. 4
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ANNFxATIoNTsTs AT THE CAPE

Cape Town. April AT mass meet
ing held here today. at which 2ofo0 per
sons were present. a resolution was pass
ed. amid scenes Of great enthusiasm.
declaring the solemn conviction Of those
assembled that the incorporation Of the
South African Republic and the Orange
Free State into the queens dominions,
alone. would secure peace. prosperity and
public freedom in South Africa The
national anthem was then sung.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-04
RoYALTY-s OPINIONS OF KBUGER

London April Am interesting item
appears il a periodical called TIE Gem
giving ths opinions OF the royal family
on President Kruger. cullea from 81
a bum belonging 70 the Duchess q FIFE.
Tha Prince II wales wrote: 'Mr Kru-
ger Is good judge - tobacco and q. bad
judge q English people Ine Duke 0,
Cambridge wrote I an al old 11@zs.
and 50 IS Kruger. As he :. - an Ian
old solder. I have 80 H2nT faults ny
self. how oa1 I judge another TIE
queen wrote. Nay God guide hin AID
ali q Is ogi .; %. troubles 4ne eifaesi-
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