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The Florence daily tribune., 1901-07-20
Report on the FIorence-Elmo.

bc ioitoNiuS cuoit icpcit W
Mr.. j f. Erickson. our well known
local mining man, fully confirms
the former mention of the Flor
ence- Elmo Mining company's
property near St. Elmo. Mr.
Erickson is an able and experienc
ed mining engineer and / rs had a
great deal of experience in mining
and handling mines in this and
other states His judgment is re-
lied on by many strong financial
coacerns of the state, and his de-
cision on this property will be very
gratifying to several Florence
people:
Florence, July 10, 1901.
To the Directors of the Florence
Elmo Mining company:
GENTLEMEN According to your
request | have carefully examined
your property near St Elmo, l
will say in ordinary language.
without technical terms, that i
found the former development on
your property, and other develop
ment on near by property, to have
been done on contact which
plainly shows on the surface of the
ground. | made careful search
for the mother vein, or cross 6s-
sure vein, which nearly always ex-
lists under such conditions, and
succeeded in locating the same.
This tissure vein runs almost par
allel with the side lines of. and is
on, the President claim, and square
ly across the contact upon which
so many small tunnels have been
run. The sixty-foot shaft on the
President was located exactly on
this tiissure vein, but not on the
contact, rs was intended when the
shaft WAS sunk. This accounts for
the large amount of ore, some two
or three hundred tons, which was
taken ont of this shaft while sink
ing TO that depth. The vein at
this point is about eight feet wide
All the ore that has been found in
the contact has been fed into and
deposited there by the tissure vein
and the farther you go away from
the tissure vein, on the contact, the
less ore you will find According
ly the proper place to operate is
on the fissure vein. From the
large amount of ore that shows in
the contact, and in the shaft on
the tissure vein, | do not hesitate
to say that there is every promise
of great deposits of ore on this
property. The conditions here are
such that huge bodies of ore fifty
by two or three hundred feet may
be expected, and where mineral is
found in this condition it makes
easy aud pro6ta BILE mining. The
work on this property will be easy
aud it should be placed in good
shipping condition in short time.
The ore is lead carbonate carrying
gold, silver, copp.r and lead
The development work already
done, although not extensive, sus-
tains the foregoing observations,
and | respectfully urge that you
speedily develop this property, as
| have not often seen proposition
that offers better inducements so
f ,r as future returns are concerned.
| hand you herewith sketch and
suggestions as to future develop
ment work
Respectfully yours,
JOHN F. ERICKSON.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-07-20

At the regular meeting of Salome
Rebekah lodge No So, last even
ing, two candidates were initiated.
Mrs. j. E. Lloyd was elected as
representative to the state assem-
bly, and Mrs. r. A Ramsay was
elected as district deputy. The
Rebekah lodge is growing nicely
and it is reported that they now
have the best working lodge in the
Pixies Peak association.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-07-20

Yesterday afternoon Julius Nc
Candless hung out in front of his
store a thermometer which indi-
Gated 9S degrees of heat, and near
itwere hung several pairs of skates.
The display attracted considerable
attention,
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-07-20

j. R. Herman last night held
down the corner of Pixies Peak av-
enue and Main street and lectured
on the subject of single tax. He
drew a large crowd of hearers He
will speak again this evening
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-07-20

W. j. Daniels and family left
for Hardscrabble and the Silver
Cliff country this morning on a
ten days outing, A r Fellows is
assisting at the drug store during
Mr.. Daniels absence.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-07-20

The teachers and mem bers of
the Presbyterian Sunday school
picnicked at the city park last
evening. Games, races and other
amusements were INDUCED in.
Dinner was served at 6 o'clock.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-07-20
| Scream.

Resident orders for ice cream or
sherbet in any quantity from one
quart up, paid the strictest atten-
tion to by Hoffman Bros, the
caterers. We deliver Sundays as
well as week days. 1921
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-07-20

Mrs. George NJ. Deibert last
evening gave lawn party at her
home on West Second street in
honor of the tenth anniversary Of
her daughter Ruth's birthday.
There were about twenty young
folks present. Several kinds of
lawn games were played and re-
freshments consisting of lemonade
ice cream, cake and sandwiches
were served.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-07-20

Postmaster Davie says that
everything in the postoffice de-
partment is progressing nicely
since the Office was promoted from
the third to the second class. The
stamp sales for the month of June
were nearly $1,000
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-07-20

DIED-Last night, the l5 days
old son of ID. j Malony, pumper
for the Rocky Mountain Oil COM
pany The funeral services were
held at 2 O'Clock this afternoon at
the residence.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-07-20

E. E. Hanger and son. Miss
Nolte and J. ID. Randol and family
will leave tomorrow for South
Hardscra bile on a weeks hunting
and fishing trip.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-07-20

The Epworth League will give
an ice cream social in the base
ment of the M. Z. church Tues
day evening, July 23rd Every
body invited. 20-2l
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-07-20
Taken Up.

June Both, one horse with batter
on, badly cut up with barb wire.
Inquire at post office at Beaver
Greek, Colorado. l3-tf
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-07-20

Single and double harness cheap
for sale at Bookings second hand
store. 9-tf
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-07-20

Baptist pie and Carlson's ice
cream will be served by the boys
at the church this evening. Mrs.
Owen and Miss Goss will assist on
the program.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-07-20

Old papers at this office for 20
cents per hundred. Just the thing
for putting under carpets. If
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-07-20

Officer Harris this morning
picked up an unknown charging
him with vagrancy. The individ-
ual was soliciting aid on the
streets.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-07-20

Go to Hoffman Bros. for dish
of delicious ice cream or sherbet
1921
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-07-20

Tents cheap at Bookings second
hand store. 13-tf
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-07-20
Two Good Things.

The Florence base ball team
and Wallis fine candies. 1920
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-07-20

Dr.. T. B. Fleming, dentist
Grown and bridge work speciality
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-07-20
LOCAL NOTES.
Hot Time

And cool place, eating Wallis ice
cream soda 1920
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-07-20
Classified Advertisements.

Advertisements will be In this depart
ment at the rate of Is words in issues for 25
cents, payable in advance; no advertisement
will be taken for less than 25 cents. Here is
opportunity to advertise at a minimum cost
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-04-20

OrE neighb0ring town Of Poet Falls
has adopted the Garry Nation method
Of getting rid Of saloon. During the
absence Of the proprietor, white caps"
entered his saloon and wrecked the
place. Such laWless acts, whether com.
united by disreputabIe people or church
members and prohibitionists, should be
punished. People who indulge ia these
riots are not following the the teachings
Of Christ, and when they set an example
Of this kind, they simply make thu
worldly people more sksptical. Mob
Law, whether perpetrated by high or low
should be- severely pnni.hed, as there
ARE very few cases where 1t Is justified.
II the Post Fails saloon man is violating
law go into court and punish him. The
town can lasinlly close ms saloon. aud
II those who engaged in working his
place under cover Of darkness and dur
Ing his absence, were right. any mob
would have the same right to wreck any
store or other private property. Some
Of the misguided people Of our neighbor.
leg town have made a serious blunder
that they themselves are TOO much
ashamed Of to lie known in the affair
lie men and fight the saloon and all
other evils openly; nothing is ever
gained by lawless violence. We are 10th
to believe the people OF Post Falls mp
hold such things.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-04-20

The assassinations in the mining dis
triei may rnislead some people TO believe
that Governor Hurt was too hasty In
abolishing marshal Law, but this 10 not
trne, as most Of the people 10 shoshone
county ara convinced that there will be
no organized lawlessness o contend with,
and that peace will prevail in the county.
The civil officers can executs the law
without moieslation. hut there seems u
be few tough characters in the district
who are seeking revenge for real or i'm.
nginary grievances and are determined
10 nssassinaie their victims under cover
OF darkness. They will he brought
to justice sooner or later, and should The
intnre bring fourth another riot. there
IL no doubt Governor Hunt would take
prompt action 10 protect both life and
property 10 the extent Of his power.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-04-20
If TOu Want
a
CLEAN
SHAVE
LEADER BARBER SHOP,
C.E. STODDARO, Prop.
Give US tFialan we WIN give you satisfaction.
Timber Land, Act June 8, 1873
Notice for Publication.
LAsD oTrcE At caUn D'ALrrr. rp.uo
90 TO TIE


LAHD OTTIcE At cuUR D'ALENE, IDAuo
February r. 1901.
Notice ia hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions d the act Of Congress Of
June 2, ISIS, entitled "An act for the sals Of
timber Lands In the states Of cailfoTnIs, Oregon.
Nevada. and Washington Territory" ns e.
tended TO all the Public Land states By act Of
august 4, isae,
JAMES KRRTH,
OF spokane. County . spokane, state Of wash.
ihgion, has this day hled IN this once his sworn
statement No. AZ, for the purchase Of the W. 4,
:. u. =, N. - =. w. = Of section No p, in Town.
ship No. ~ y, Range No. CIV. BIN, and will
ofer proof 10 shOw that the land sought 4 more
valuable for its timber or stone than for sRr.
cultural uurroses, and TO establish his claim IN
said land before the Regi ter and Rec liver Of
this oiiiec at CGuT d'AleHs. Idaho, ON w,due..
day, the Ist day Of May. 1901
lie names NJ Witnesses: samuel Keetb n,
spokatr. Wash; George +, Gundcrson, Thom.,
Grady and Charles Ellis. oil Of Cgur d,AIene
Idaho.
Any aud al persons claiming advsrse,y IN.
above described lands are requested 10 Ale met,
claims Ia this once on or before the aid i.t
su sSy y, ~ Aas, loi' D. n. BuDLoNG.
N''-~''P H"gl-tr- .
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-04-20

Mas. D ~ SETrH, Eife of the Calico
MIA l.orzx king. one Of the leading secretly
ladies Of OaklaRd, y hO is EurTOensled by
all the lHEUries and eomiogts that money
ezn bay. is TO adopt one hundred girls
and beeolRe their foster mother. She
viii erect eoaatosisbl- homes and place
them 10 families Of Ten. She will have
p~rsonai supervision of the management
Of these homes and attempts to bring the
girls Up in the wsy they shOaia 60 A
true PhisaHthToHisi, tie worid xin be
tett-r iron lseE inhnenue aRd true Chris-
tan spirit. II is snrh characters as this
that rF-sts an oasis in the weallhy ees-
eTi u uillioaaires.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-04-20

These figures are taken from statistics
and hold gnO,l in most Of lie eastern
states. Ia the western states the rates
are higher owing 10 the greater cost Of
labor and from other increased expenses.
The comparisons are also made in large
towns or cities. Bnt IN the state Of New
York, IN towns Of lees than a thousand
population, We find the average cost per
ianiily to be ~ 30 where the public on rs
the system, aud Is 50 for private owner
chip, while the difference in towns Of
from 5000 to 5000 Is % for public. and
$3.50 for private ownership. In every
instance Of public ownership there are .,
least one.ihiri more mains laid than
where the system Is owned as private
property. The reason for this Is that
The private company lAys mains only
where It IL sure TO derive good revenue.
IL IL also fact that In places Of less than
1000. lila per cent. more Of the resi-
dents use the water from public works
than from private plants. Coming
nearer home We lind that the ordinary
family rate under private ownership in
the state Of Washington Is tI7, while the
cost Of public ownership averages $40.
Most OF the comparisons given above
nrs based on absolute public ownership
where there were no bonds or other In.
debledness drawing interest. YetitwIIl
no seen that CGur d'Alene, by public
ownership, can pay interest ON bonds
and give better service, 20 lar fire
protection goes, At n less rate th7n the
people are paying the private company. |
suppose systsm. inelndlng IA 500 900 /
gallon reservoir on The hill, will cost
&c, 900, the interest on that SUN a, 8
per cent. would be 1900, the amount
asked BY the water company for insurinR
good fre protection, aud II would come
directly out oi the taxpayers, while the
Interest on bonds would DO paid out Of
The revenue derived fran water rentals,
public ownership would
aAake direc. saving Of that amount in !
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-04-20

THE people q ROsss are sgiiAting the
guestion Of pzblie oEnership of water
and hight plsHts- They are IN The s4He
posifaoH as co@uE d'Alene. The PriEuas
water cemPany wants large suns 10
faruish water for fFe pFoteefiesn. aud Tia
people are opposed 10 bang sqaeeEsa-
he city IL 10 vote iOT = tlSl 90 bond
issne 10 TaiEe iaBds ioF neu water sys-
ten. Futlie 0wReFshiP Oi Psbiie niiIi-
ties isthe proger s0lution 81 Iany knosty
problems. and the agitation wili confinne
antil she policy 10 rxieded 10 government
SsnssshiP q railroads aHd tslesraPhS-
This used 10 he called Wild and wOoly
p0Puiiss dUesrine; mos II 10 considerrd
Prarsieai economy In the interest Of the
people.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-04-20

NnN4et Lfe 1ftit9tfkkfntta % TIE frso-
DE the fast that the town 10 without
adequate hTe pfoteetlon aBd absolutely
NJ Lbs SneFey u the waleT eoanpsny. o.
lie nansger. IL sis0gid lie prOoi ssfs-
eieHs 10 eonYinee eYeTyoBs that public
ownership u q wsieT system - the one
teasibls and sure means Of obtaining =
s4tisfseio~y sefyice. wheB the IRE brVke
out Sunday there vas no IRE under the
boiieT 81 tie . atsr works and not sEongh
steam 70 sisTt the pumps Tor hall a.
bcur alter the elSrta lad beea s0nBd~d
This e,,sGriaed the statement u Mr..
Graham that the t0Hn would be without
proper protection Unless il sgbBitlsd 10
the unreasonable demands OF tlie con
paDy. And during the progress Of gise
lire. Mr.. Graham took occasion 10 say
that II the t0un had been paying tie
company 10 keep u2 steam lie could have
saved the psoprrty. This may have
leeB tTns-no one kB0Ws-bat that is no
Argument ia favor oi bic Demands ioF q
sHorDiisnt monthly rental. THIS Is e.
peeially true when il j. considered that
be Gays the mains are nor ia = con-
difloB 10 stand heavy pressure Tor IRE
purposes without great danger u ihsis
DursiiDg--AR aTgnmrnt for municipal
1sneTship. because he admits that a
bnFssed main may 81 any time leave tie
toSn without drop d Hassr We agree
with hiIn IN this, tor the pipes have be~H
laid for twelve years and are badly
T0ssed, yet be Asks the town TO pay for
such uHesHsiB SeTvieee At the rate Of so
a month. The question ~ 10 responsi-
Liliiy Tor the poor service Sunday il
matter u individual opinion, bat most
people place the blame upon the water
company, and believe il IL simply carry
ing out its THREAT 10 leave the t0wn a
the mercy u the flames, by refusing 20
give th@ bret service lie facilities will
afford, as required by The state Law.
The Aetion Of the company and the przc-
teal Demonstration u the kind Of ser
vice Tie toNR may expect 10 ease Of Ere
has aroused COR people. and there is nov
an aimOst unsniHons lreling ia favor Of
public oUnerSLip Of water system. A
reservoir on the hin aud new system
II mains that will stand tie pressure Tor
TIRE protection, ssems 10 he tie one de
'nandsd BY ilse people. Under this plan
the mill company viii make . liberal
contract with tie town 10 keep the res
sFvoir filled Hilh water, and lev tl.0n-
sand dollars you'd pat ia u system. The
rentals will pay interest on bOnds and
provide q sinking fond 10 pay for the
Same - they came due. Il would not
cost the people one cent In additional
taxes.
Tie desirabiliiy and economy Il pablo
oSneTship has been go thoroughly dem
OnstTated that there il 10 longer a doubt
u lie superiority over private Ownership.
10 Illinois the average cost per family Is
% for private Ownership per year, 20 $3.50
where the public o~ns its system. Ia
Massaehnsetts the difference 10 still
greater, being til for private, and g 30
for pnhlie ownership. In Pennsylvania
the difference betHeen towns Of the
same size lie very Rreat, always In favor
Of the people, a. the f0llo4iD table will
show:
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-04-20

g.s.tAEa 0ssaea. Casa NfAtgk Haas
fFeaeasY a. lnat
Noiies = heFsks gives that y easa laizues uitk
the issa ssasns u rhe at - esrgfsss e &nna 4
isss rHlitls AS - ~ M nas u llnshss ianes
IN tl.s ss4isa u CaaiSfkla OEeBna. sstnihs. a.
" ashlns1oa IetEitesg.- - sstsnasa d 81 ~
Pzatiig i4sa s,atss - - " Aagsrs 4 hans
SAMUEL EEETM.
Il sya4ass. geuasy q spsAana. saaas a aaaA.
tagtsa ksa Ihia asY esd u this aMes he amuss
stats aassg ~. tla. aeTs Lbs psEshann 81 ne " Il
=. u = Aes. O. A. y D q \. aaG. 81 h Tawa.
ship Ne - ~. ksnss NJ. aw. q a.. an1 wta
esrs BFsaf 10 shsw lh4a tie ihna aa@sks 4 Eass
sslazklr ssE Hs tiaahsF % aaeaa shAn Is aaHi.
galtafsl YaFteses. ass - saaskllzA a. sAsam d.
sd zla hefgfs The Essisaes ana hsrsiseF 81
.hs vaaes al Gees a'Aisnr. itskm. 50 weanas.
1sg thr ist a4y u Mas. inel-
he AaAaes a. Witnesses gsmss 6ssaA. Il
rg.akaas. Nssh 0ssEKs 2. Gen6ssHss. Sh4smas
Gaaas sEa Charles Elik. u ceem A'Alnns.
lsahs
AHy as4 al ssFkeas xaxtnaasE a4ssHnaiE Ne
spsse-sleseribea lsEAs Aas iassssas4 a. &c ahslf
eialnas "a lhs gRasr 90 ~ ssa@as sad ~ 6aF u
Ma. lsa
pH. ntnloNG.
&c, - Apf SP hs4iuam
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-04-20

tsKrs. The syssem would b. seli-ssp-
porting frzn The starr snd furnish
enosgh snrplus FeVeEne 10 pay 81
the bonds wben flsry beeoas doe. In
tskiSg prOanpi sesion IN this maiier The
tosn board y suPporse5 By Tie people.
and = sKpeuted 10 pasb il uisisous nm
hsorasAry d-isy.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-04-20
cuRIiCE RENnAM


pEFtErNHST 90 rHR tsrantas
= iAsp orFteH. cats s'AtHuu. ts.us.
AFFn u. tpst
soeies V hsFEty sfvsp that ths sssiwutas
named '~ttisE has slad hstlss 81 As l.a.stt.. Z,
make aasi Pruof 10 saFaert ag hs stssu.. saA
'hat aid prupf stl ~ waaC bvtsss shs nssus.s
aaa kFesi'cr at cUw a'Alsns. IsaAs. -
Isns u. tsoi. via
HEEBEEr lfux.
I'D. Ne. "a. ias he . ...N.EkSHE
W and IDS !, and 4. SO. . Tn. as
u avn
we naHaes The talio~iag uiinsssss ,s ntu,s
Ms sontiHaoas rszidsnsu srea aAa suisasiss
% saa land. va. Etiu AlrAsus Eswru. -,
Ief'sr' LSnsil J. Rs~vl A;l si Mira. taaha. ssa
Lstpsfa NsCiss. si Cesus a'Alsne, fsaaAs
an, N pUpLoSg.
hesistss,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-04-20

oNE set Of officers caught stealing a
lew hundred Thousand dollars In Manila
- small matter compared to the bless.
inga Of cizilived government We nre fore.
Ing the Filipinos to accept. Itisa glori.
Gus record our government has made IN
the Philippines. Presto mature, presto
marrio.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-04-20

LEwEsToS is having SIGHT With the
water company over rentals for IRE pro-
teetioo. Tie private monopolies Of this
elArs se-m 10 lie making war On the
towEs ali along the line. Municipal
OEnersllip IL the rezedv.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-04-20

UNDEE AueEIraH beBsY0.eats And 80
sirlai4AsI0A. thousands u oar Porto Rico
sablurts are starving This is What the
administrative can point 10 as one Of the
blessings Of colonial gCvernment-it
eirans cut the natives TO make room for
= higher civilization.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-04-20

DEFAEInKsH - IAK fNTHMIon.
Lass oTTtct a. c9VK B'ALENK. tpAas.
FseFuaFy n ~
NsSirs L AsHrtf sissa taat 10 fulAewtng.
ksnra y glssi Ia era EstApe a III nsnanthsa -
HEsAs kzsl stssi y saFFsEt a ~ sAaim. go
taas 49, Essaf 80 - a-AAs ssiEs ~ ksaasiss
aza ksssfssf ~ Cs~1E a'Aisas. t4AAs. -
naEch =. hai ~
eUETlcH A EEsnAn.
~ ~ = AsEA aaw. h. ana ~ q.
s~r 2. - NA n an, hM
tis uaasza us iaasg.ing wlknsaaMa 10 EssRa 10
gaatisasss fraaara@s 1Faa aAA s4izssnlaaa q.
sAA 4aa. w kmmsn i~sasam, lfiEHn tisEsfa9.
Hiaa@ tiHssS@ Ena Aag4s4 Fhsas&a. ~ 81
sEskaa@ bshigs, asa
D u BEbL0A0.
saaF - nsyaR kssasase
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-04-20
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pEFARrMEsF ~ THH fsTEntaa
"FAi'E Az CGtA p'ALRss. lease.
80 ApFll 70. tesi.
Nasses h hsrshy sivra mai "A. 1870.
'''fI has elsd Hotles 81 Bic lassnlisa Is
,s., s.A' F'e"' IN support II HE claim. naa
- - ,''a p'oe4 al b Hsade before he hsessssV
JHns 70. i1I va,
HANS HEIMicK HANsEN.
No, n ,"' J" :. ~. %, u. . n. Ransssw,
he Names The following witnsss.s 70 pfyv. Il,
continuous residence spaa and syltl,sst.. 81
w, w" ANA. Va Andsrs +. sundin. Iona Nsss.
tE,o' " llmofe aud ga Kshsu ali n ear
d'AIsns. Idaho
apr rlma y. " ntptoEa.
- keaialeg.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-04-20

TIE friends Of Mrs. Carrie Nation
WouId do veil 10 eenfne her in an in
sane Asyiam until che RECEIVERS her men,
tai tqaalihrsun.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-04-20

bnFAEfsEsT ~ Tns tSEHntoH.
tAss orSiea AZ CEth y AAMAR base.
hsfEa sa mi
sstEs b A~sssy gree tAaa ne fskAgwasn
asnsa s~ttAxs AAa aisa amtes II 80 inaaeHms
10 zAAH a4AI pss~f "a saggart - - sh1am. Naa
taai ssii pszsst ~ be aAAs t~tsss tAs ksgssasE
sAa ssvsfsra a. Cesar aANas. tA4As 90 Ms
4 hEk "a
iEosAED nrcKEA.
IA Ne "a tas sa@ ~ aaw 4. So. IA.
y T. .. axg - 49, = ~. 49, nus
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