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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-02-23
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WATTERSoN LATE.
Misses Train at ConneIlsyille and the
Audience Waits for Him Entertain
ed With Music.

Henry Watterson was late last
night and it was half past nine when
he began his lecture Connections
were missed at Connellsville and he
was prevented from getting here I'M.
til the last train came in. He was
mad clear through Eleven passen
gers were on the west bound train
wanting to come this way. Their
train was a few minutes late and they
would miss the connection.
An effort was MADE to have the
five o'clock train held at Connells
vile but the petition was not grant.
ed. Four hundred people were dis
commoded for the want of the cour-
tesy
After the lecturer got here he was
hurried to the University and at
once began the lecture. In the mean
while the audience was entertained
by Miss McMurphy and Mrs. Hes
ter. Both of them rendered a num-
Der of selections and received enthu
siastic applause. The whole enter
tainment was greatly enjoyed by the
audience.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-02-23
NEW SWITCH BOARD.
c. ID. & p. Telephone Office Is Having
Ii Put In--LOts OF Tangles Result.

The new switch board which was
received some time ago by the G. ID.
& P. Telephone company is being put
in, the work having commenced last
night. The exchange has been made
as rapidly as possible and the sub
scribers have been bothered as little
as could be but the delays and bitches
incident to the work have made every
one howl.
The new board is very great inn
provement over the old one In many
ways and the operators will be able to
serve the patrons much better after
they get the hang OF it. Fer the next
few days however every defect Of the
service can be blamed on the fact that
change is being made and that the
people haven't had time to accomo-
date themselves to it.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-02-23
NOVEL MEANS no COMBAT RUM.

Intoxication is so alarmingly on the
increase in Belgium that the authori-
ties are at their wits end to discover
some method of checking it's growth.
1t is asserted that In Brussels and Ia
the rural places every other man Is a
drunkard. In Antwerp alcoholism Is
not so prevalent, but IL is bad enough
even there. 1t is feared that the ma
tional life Is In danger, and the Gov
eminent is thoroughly aroused because
OF the seriousness OF the situation.
The prohibition element, which Ii
very small, is doing all 1t can in an
evangelical way, but Is not especially
successful in its labors. The latest
order of the Government in the matter
directs that in Antwerp, Brussels and
in the rural towns the professional
and amateur theatrical talent are to
devote one night week to plays that
teach temperance.
All of the theatres are ordered to
reserve one night for preaching from
tho stage through the medium OF
play, and many OF the leading play
wrights Of the country have been ask
cd to prepare dramas depicting the
fearful curse brought upon the people
through alcohol.
Ii is suggested that in the plays
produced on alcohol Nights there
shall be scenes illustrating the degra-
dation and misery resulting from
drink; showing homes wherein father
or mother, or both are drunkards, and
little children are suffering from their
drunken fury and their neglect; delin-
eating the horrors OF delirium trem-
ems and murders In the frenzy of in
toxication, and to be especially partic-
ular to make prominent the offensive
aud awful side OF the use of intoxi-
cants by women and girls.
The matter has been taken up with
energy In Brussels, and here the walls
and every possible place where pos
ter can be placed 10 adorned with pic
lures Of scenes OF horror from the
alcohol plays. Warnings In big
prints and placards of various kinds
are TO be seen everywhere.
or course, the unsympathetic soon
at this parental effort Of the Govern
ment Of Belgium to uplift the people
and save the nation from degenera-
tion. 1t Is too early now to say how
much good will come out of this ex-
traordinary war on drink, but the au-
thorities are sanguine that q great
work will be done.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-02-23
East Side Notes.

GREENMoNT, February 23.--Lee
Gidley has let the contract for the
building of his new dwelling to 9. J..
Long. 1t will be handsome resi-
dence
Many Of the citizens OF Greenmont
failed to see the ground-hog on the
End day of February but they are sat
ished from the quality OF the weather
that he was out just the same.
We are glad to report Calvin john
son better. He was able TO sit up
to-day the first time for over two
weeks.
We are sorry to report John ID. Rob
inson i'll at this time. Mr.. Robinson
is the father Of Mrs. P. f. Harner and
is making his home with Mr.. and
Mrs. Harner of this place and Is one
Of the oldest and most respected citi-
zens Of Greenmont.
Mrs. George Harner who was taken
very i'll two weeks ago by violent cold
and sick headache we are sorry to re-
report no better at this time. Mrs.
Harner's many friends are very anx-
ious to see change for the better.
We are sorry TO say that Thomas
Walls is but little better. He suffers
from rhuematism. We hope for his
speedy recovery. Mrs. George Jenkins
is still i'll.
Greenmont council held its regular
meeting. Joseph Hartman was cleo
ted sergeant and gave the proper bond
and was duly sworn. A permit was
granted G. L. McBee to build sta
BILE ON his lot in Greenmont.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-02-23
ANNUAL MEETING.
Sons of the Revolution Gather i'm
Wheeling-Ofiicers Elected
Thursday Night.

The West Virginia Society of Sons
of the Revolution held their annual
meeting in Wheeling on Thursday
night. Prof. S. B. Brown of the Uni
versity attended the meeting Judge
j. M. Hagans of Morgantown was the
old president but was prevented by
stress of duties here from attending
the session. The election of officers
resulted as follows: President, c. w.
Brockunier, of Wheeling; Vice Presi-
dent, Prof S. B. Brown, of Morgan
town; Secretary, S. Percy Norton, of
Wheeling; Treasurer, G. M. Hart, of
Clarksburg; Chaplain, Rev. j. l..
Sooy, of Wheeling
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-02-23
SENTENCED TO DIE.

Fishy Story From Philippines, Via Ba-
tavia Unheard of In Washington.
BATAVIA, N. Y, Feb. pa dispatch
has been received in Batavia that Earn
est Kingdom, of Stafford, who enlisted
in the Fortieth volunteer infantry, had
been found sleeping at his post, tried by
court martial and sentenced to IA shot.
1t was said that number r. Fill
Pine rebels entered the camp while
Kingdom was asleep and killed two or
three American soldiers.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 23.-Adjutant Gen.
eral Corbin said he knew nothing Of the
above statement.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-02-23
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GUN USER CAPTURED.
James Smith Rounded up Near Terra
Alta and Lodged In jail at King.
wood To-day.

wood To-day.
James Smith who did the shooting
at Mannheim in Preston county few
nights ago has been captured and TAX
en- to Kingwood. He was over taken
by the posse near Terra Alta and at
once taken to jail being landed there
to-day. Neither OF the three victims
Of the shooting is likely to die the
wounds having been slight.
A telegram sent out from Kingwood
Is to the effect that one of the men
died but this has been found on tele-
phonic inquiry to be incorrect. 1t
was also stated in the same special
that threats of lynching was being in
dulged in but this is also untrue
The occurrence is regarded as a good
thing as all of the parties to it were
desperate characters and radiance
of some Of them will be effected by
the affair.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-02-23
Idaho strike Inquiry.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 23.-At the Idaho
strike inquiry Congressman Lentz
sought to introduce an affidavit seeking
to show that intimidation of miner
had been resorted to by representative
Of the governor of Idaho in order to
gain personal ends. The committee re-
fused to admit the affidavit. He gave
notice he would call him as witness.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-02-23

THE line of carpets and mattings
we are showing are the newest things
on the market. Prices the same as
last season, no advance. Hirschman's
j. A. WEAVER is into his new busi-
ness up to the eyes and is making a
good start. He is going carefully but
is having an exceedingly satisfactory
trade.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-02-23
Flood In Bald Eagle valley.

BELLEFoNTE, Pa, Feb. 23. The
lower part of the town is flooded. Trains
cannot get out of the town on the Belle
fonte Central or the Bald Eagle Valley
railroads owing to the washouts and
business is at a standstill. The entire
Bald Eagle valley, from Milesburg to
Lock Haven, is submerged. Part Of
Williamsport was flooded
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-02-23
A PROTEST TO ENGLAND.

United States Objects to Seizure of Ship
Sabine.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 23.-United States
Consul General Stowe, at Cape Town,
cables the state department as follows;
''Mashona foodstuffs released. Gov
eminent buys. Consignors send invoices.
STOWE
This government has protested against
the seizure of the ship Sabine"
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-02-23
Conference of Anti-Imperialists.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 23.-An eastern
conference" of anti-imperialists began
here 1t was said by its promoters to
be another step in the movement to
bring the war in the Philippines to an
end The leaders say that show of
hands in Philadelphia few months in
advance of the Republican convention
will have some weight in inducing the
delegates to recognize their claims
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-02-23
FIFTY-sIX CASES
or Small P0x a Camden on Gauley,
Upshur County Cases Well Quaran-
f1uod

WESTON, w. Va, February %
DIR. A. O. Flowers, of the State
Board of Health, passed through
here TO day en- route home from
Camden-on- Gauley. He reports fif-
ty-six cases of'small pox at Camden
on-Gauley and three in Braxton
county, one of which is a Miss Gill
lespie.
DIR. Foreman, Of the Upshur coun
ty health board, says: "All the
smallpox cases we have outside OF
Buckhannon are confined within
seven houses, all Of which are well
quarantined with guards DIR.
Foreman adds, "We have had no
new cases since Friday
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-02-23
People Thinking.

Prick says that the Carnegie conn
pany will make $40, 600, 900 this year,
and that statement has set a great
many people to thinking, and some Of
them are inclined to believe that il
the statement is correct, then the
public is paying too much for the
company's product, or that the COM
pany's workmen are being underpaid.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-02-23

We are prepared to do the carpet
and mating business OF the town.
We can sell them to you at what other
merchants pay for them.
Hirschmah's
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-02-23
The Weather.

ssCloudy tonight. Rain or snow
and colder Saturday
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-02-23

OH for the PATRIOTS spirit now
To battle for the right;
OH for Washington to lead
Our armies in the fight;
OH for a victory over wrong.
Oh. for the time TO come
When we shall celebrate the day
Our nation conquered rum.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-02-23
TEMPERANCE COLUMN.
Edited BY The w. c. T. U.
pRrrIsn ARMY's MOTTO.

Watch and be Sober is the motto
OF the British Army Temperance AS
sociation, which bus q membership OF
%, 600 men in the service In India,
which means one-third OF the white
troops there and IA, 900 in the home
service, including the British Isles,
Australia, Canada and the West In
dias.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-02-23

New neekwear at Hirschmans.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-03
FAMOUS EPISODE RECALLED,
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wafer MlDpp InhNls Wnpis,

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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-03

ADMIRAL PHILIP DEAD,
rDpnnp tlHMlaaALap ~ ihn pasNs Auel
aMMbA Nv Heart tpDnblei

vspmnp Commanders NJ ihn lssAs sur
anMbA ~ Heart rpDnblei
NEW. .fQNh, July Amnhaap AiMlM
john w, Philip nDmMANlAnt VI Ihl
bfo0klyn navy yard, iiied NJ IBID o'olool
frDM hnart dIApAAp,
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tho enDsn OF lila ipAih, Ito WAA lAlien
III about II 0'el0ek ThMpadAy night
Nv Saturday bin oonlitiOn bnh DaeoMa
W alarming thai Il consultation NJ phys
eIelaNs was held, Nothing e0lld be
hDna for tlie sufferer Mnd In liad At
BID p M llia wife WINS w his bedAIds
when tho end MDln,
During Tho WAp with AMin Admiral
Philip commanded thp Mltleahip peAA.
An1 participated iD tho d~eslpNell0n ~
oaFynra's Heat NY we'll Nv III lhn other
Important naval MOyDMunls III tha
West Indies during thur WAp, Upon
being raised 10 lhn grade ~ pelp nn'
MIrAl by thp passage Of the naval pnp.
sOnlnl Dill hA DaoAMn oOMMnnlAnt 0f
the Brooklyn navy yApd,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-03
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ODN NJ I'M mOlIApllpnpnA NJ lhe h.
hlnllnllOn 0l Il NOvn hllplnn IN lhn n.y.
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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-03
lIis I,imlt Msaeksa,

WOhN BlMpsON, HIS ANppPNl lilDNA AFI
fsnlAliDn ~ yDNps AbONt Inv thlplANAlh
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All ADpls Of great undertakings have
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oh thhl lAinW
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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-03
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only four ypALa ARD "AnlDWhtaii 10 No.
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those tWD llnNls N"RApnHAips n,lRb,DDO
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DAlf TIN valNp Of MI foreign Arrivals
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TN WnylDNs ypAh rDp ,hn falling OH "
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lDnppAsn IN JApannan yarn Tho H.
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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-03
yarl NnnnAsnp.,

A minister Of n MMl pMFish IN HeDt
limit observed HAa W hls ii0pk shooting
u Mrn On the sabbath
When M~lenhialNH hay pA,Da around,
he questioned HIN IN fnllDWM
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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-03
euBANb ENfHUblAbTlG,
OsNprN' ltNAuriRuW lNAnWNMlpl MAyas
m Havana,

HAVANA bNly n sz Al 40 tlMo allOe
Lhu American occupation vT NNhM NNN
Havana shown AAob AouiIpa ~ enIhhail
nain ANA nANllNmnNt IN WnIn Witnessed
during Ma day mon Ihn inauguration
" HpNapnl ,Alalnndp0 hONnrluNas, Tho
lpAl uNhNn elected mayor lavDly llDNaG
oN Tho principal slpeetA VIII, decorated,
eyDn lhp pNlNop belllg NAlly trimmed
WIN hOlh American and OubAn nnHAp
t%lpOppNelolA Nnn yOek0ls wufn going IN
MI day whll0 th0 hymn, nBAyAlA0'
NoeMud W bu on lhO llpa ~ OvepNb body
from children 10 NVeyboAplal The H.
ANANlNliVn ceremonies tOOA place NJ
moan In thD council 0llAlnbpp
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-03
N%ApIDDnIIDD Needed,

nNVhNl Do pDN mnnN BY MllmAllng
I'M Alr OAAlAnl IA nlnynlnl aphnplME
IVY hhmAnIpl no blNb snhOOl alW Dl
bnr brother
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10 lhnlp
nDInn'lW
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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-03
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PUMPING soyn ~ BIB lpg) bil Wpllpa lhHl
Apnlpn Apllh wholly cured II
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M lhn bAaL Hnlyn ID lhn world, Unrn
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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-03
hnuAnlnM Mnr uMrlnAlll,

TIL WOW III TIN TNlI III WHOM To
HnOhNl home nphnNa nor question
VIVA IHlNwlp
uMllN' MIN nA|lnl aUuaHllMnllR 'dln
you OOllln Iull0 M Nl'
"VO Hloono ho np|lOd lovpoly ohl
ODHn IDAll
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-03
R,ustnntiOns III DBMDpss,

pNalDMW yDD IInN'l nak mo M
MNpb lDp lhls OH elOnk tho other dry,
DDnI ,yDN NhFn my regular annlA ~
DplnnsY
nDplD DpNlW Mo- NJ oDDpap n0lj
when I'm hMpl Nd | bAvN tO AAk mora,
indianapolis journal
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-03
IhN AnnNllln nj lNnL

u VNVTNN IN. V1T, NNVNN fINWNOI md
ESsuw VI1i" w. W'"1. M" 'Y,1ys 'ARN",
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lll. IdHlllllI lul MAUI, llnl halllpA
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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-03
CnnauMs vnllt tIInalr hN0Wn

WARMhAlnki hnll p0t Nlngtpl
leAapaI smith alAlnn nlflna llp 0Ai
lhNt I'M would lDl w FphNf W, Hltn nNl
(}ellNVAI Nvinl0M' u pppArl lll puhln IlnFI
MI lllNlva NntI npA Whhk Thh NJ
tapll hN aided, NullAlnt lnhlnV N \
klap(llls lAtufH hHIiH ,MnlIW u NHh
3p6Ril0h III I1els AllaAay khawA
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SHOWING ACTIVITY,
tienspNt lOlhA iBDEasna NpllisN OnlpDsti
IN hhIpMlHlns

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III AhIpMlHhnh
LONDON, July VI mHpnepAl ljOIhn n
showing Npnaf activity. Hin PATROLS
cover wide slpelehps NJ country, ND.
proAehlDH near lbp British onipDslH AIl1
engage IN shlpmlshea, whila lnpApp bod
iaa lhreAlpn tO attack, denllNlnA 10
allow themselves 10 DO pnlHht by me
peLnpn blows whlnh the HplIlah
promptly pNnlt 10 deliver Allnnha
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lpst ~ pNApA ioOlt Oh General
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lj0lhn ma DpWpI nm AuoWlDHly 0pephll
lnH IN condensation IlDlhA IN reported
w have divided Mn force lnt0 lWOpnpLa,
onA moving west md tho other 10 NO
eOnlh 10 lry mud effect n %IDnplnpa WIN
DeWAL ijOnp e@lpenlnlH nknHuprNIiDu Ihn
Chinese lr0nDlob Nnd nrAlNH Tho blyHb
eps 10 REGION lhn army lpp 0nI lOln
HOlAplB' widely Operating columns Apn
SILL Within striking nlalAhnn ~ DnWnIr
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hnnlnl 4 LlaAIl

nWhnl dill I'M IullHUa lnnn nah gONl
IMvknYl' Anln NnnlNnA
Milo nAhul mo Y llnu n mnlOh NDOnl
my pInIlnnA u n0llnll NVnp Vpnssr
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FIRES DO MUCH DAMAGE
MANY MtlHnH Am NNrNpn Aims AOrlhI
NVN Halfway Inns,

DuLVYn, buly ' =l'ho npoa nlona
Jhe railway llNns ana In Ilo woods NV0
burning bridges MA doing danlAHe
pHnln, From almost my town op hlll
IN Nils pApt ~ lle alAle Op Northwest
apn Wisconsin QUO nAll ApO N0lNmnb IN
pmokN plplnu N MI directions An 4
general lhlnu thnHe lpeH Npe hDlng, NJ
NNmNua, bNl ~ They continue they
yhypnlon outlying structures, lWNy
brlhneA, loHalnH ,uNNApM l0H railways
anil standing Timber
MOHI oI lilN l0aH M fap haB boen ~
lheHn OlAHApA III property several
bpiduoH hnye bpun destroyed IN, lhp pAul
day np iva and reports CONS OF daliuM
% 0lhNpa,
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CONSIDERED RELIABLE,
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lelppH III IuhlM

WAHNlN0VOk, JNly pmt0p lha llval
tlMn since lhn bronh ~ communication
with llen lpln, nnWa onlne during Ille
dry ~ lhe IMplAN minlAIRpA lNopp
which The officials accept IN accurate
AAANMnenA coming from ioNr HopAphlN
aonpnns lhNl lhe ministers Wopo safe,
bodily vi lensl, I'D ~ i've days AnO,
HaAm ~ remove Nl doubt On lllNI p0lnlr
NONE NJ I'M lnNlpl0nlB ,0I lllnAa ,NlHr
patches hnA any knowledge ~ ~ INV
Ila news uOnlps from pnklN, W warrant
Tho abatement lhnL Tho mlniAlnpA ma
lherp NJ PRESENT, N Ii, hOWOvoVy pasy
I0 suppose lhNl nnNnlnln lnWg W lhn
conditions ~ pNlhn ~ 1--WE Days AH0,
might have hpaN received BY HOlNo
IpnHlnn MpSsnnAeh
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Tall NNnp slplav

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wllllnNn geo1 pnIna h,l'Don, VIZ nnrI
lAnslloR 7. 9pnllbhO llynl ma hpWnla
lhn hown)a, llynv ,nnl ,kldDpNp lpiDlnN
llaW N. ppllepl ,hpA)lh pTlpn w nIa
npl ID nh, BOLD by 0hnpplp DVnH 90,