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The Republican journal., 1902-10-30
Sent to Augusta.

In the Supreme Court at Ellsworth last
Thursday morning the prisoners who had
been indicted and arraigned, were brought
before the court. Guy p Grindle, the re-
spondent in the Littletield assault case, was
the first prisoner broughtup o. Fellows,
counsel for the defense, filed plea of in
sanity. As DR.. B. 7. Sanborn, superinten-
dent of the insane asylum at Augusta, who
has been examining Grindle, deemed that
further examination was necessary the
court ordered Grindle to be sent to the in
sane asylum at Augusta for observation
and to be under the direct charge of DR..
SanbOrn
The Republican journal., 1902-10-30
Shipbuilding in the Bath District.

\ review of ship building in the Bath Gus
toms district during the nine months OF the
present year gives the total amount OF ton
mage sent overheard as 2l.@75. This is fall
ing off of over 1000 from the corresponding
term in 1901. ] he decrease is attributed to
the coal strike, which has diminished profits
during the year considerably. Follow ing is
a summary OF the principal vessels
launched during the periud.
The Republican journal., 1902-10-30
Frank A. Elwell Killed

New YORK, Oct y, Frank A. Elwell
of Brooklyn, an international authority ON
motor cycling and a frequent contributor to
the magazines devoted to those SPORTS, was
killed near Hicksville, L. L., while partici-
pating in club run. The head stem of his
machine broke as he was speeding along at
a fast clip and he was hurled 10 the ground
with such force thai his neck was broken.
Elwell had travelled Europe, Asia and
Northern Africa ON the machine that
caused his death. There were - cyclists
in the party. Elwell was the last man in
the string. AS the party neared Eiicksville
he put on full power in order to catch up
with the others and while crossing the rail
road tracks his machine suddenly fell apart
When a physician reached him he was
dead.
The Republican journal., 1902-10-30
Schools and Colleges.

TIa inI-nI. 1.1g.s ~ n.It4. .11I..-la 49, -IT-
Ia,,ald tI4 s.,i,1' r,Is f1 = ,4i15+n j,(,i.,'-
th, ,,l,.,u,,,t t..I,n M ~ t}s+ of ,l>- +,,,,
for the so prize offered by Col. + NJ. brew,
Artb,,, : Tftt1Afald of p,cl.land ,,ra.ila,i
.,+ tlIa 1.v.rlises nf 4b1 T,{ailrn.ff nf ~,
St,,,+,,r ,,n,trai+ t tho da,iir1tin3i 6f ,.1',
f,,, # It'.. linra TaViSti o,t sj
Wr '' }ttlatld gadmted in tb lsV.j' cias~ of
NJ = III e'''''7 VI ''
The Bowdoin college gun club has been
formed and the following officers elected
Daniel Israel Gould '03 of Wolfboro, y. II.
pres. Cyrus Franklin Packard a of Lew
iston, vice pres :; Philip Talbot Harris '03 of
East Machias, sec. ana treas.
x:e. g g.. oo,, ,,,., hoo. ,.,.,,,,, -, po..-
4 SIll ol S'''Vo mas oeeH mace 10 Dates
The Republican journal., 1902-10-30
Lucky the Strike is Off.

The Lewiston Sun remarks that ''next
winter will be coaled," and The Portland
Advertiser wants to know if that "wlll be a
CRATE surprise" Yet both editors are good
men as editors run, honest, industrious and
socially respectable. Such actions are a
ight-anthracte, in fact.-Kennebec Jour
ma
The Republican journal., 1902-10-30
Denmark apparently will

AulF. Denmark apparently will
i. The West India islands. The
'u the treaty was tie, and so it
.3t pass. This country probably
'l care a great deal if the sale is
ade. The islands are OF no great
10 us, except to keep any other
from getting them.,...Lady Hen
lmerset, who is in the United
las cabled to the secretary of
'ltish Womans' Temperance As
Iou an emphatic denial of the re-
hat she had made the statement
'Hted to her to the effect that the
N people is a ''nation of drunk
Which was published recently in
'nd......It is announced that the
of the late Alexander r. Shep-
better known as "Boss" Shep-
formerly of Washington, d. c.,
&ceeds the estimate of $4,000, 600
The Republican journal., 1902-10-30

Mr.. Elwell was d son of the late Edward
IL. Elwell, the widely known editor of the
Portland Transcript. Three years ago he
was married to Miss Helen Lamson, daugh-
ter Of J. H. Lamson, the Portland photog-
rapher, who died about a year ago Be
sides his wife he leaves a mother, two sis
ters, Mrs. George b. Morrill, and Miss Ma
bel Elwell of Portland, and brother, DR..
Wa ter ElWell, who is surgeon at the Sol
diers' National home at Togus. As a con-
ductor of European tours he became widely
known and made friends of all with whom
he came in contact The members of the
Belfast party who crossed the Atlantic with
him last year feel his nntimely death deeply
The Republican journal., 1902-10-30
A Thomaston Rumor.

1t is rumored that certain charming
young lady of this town is wearing beau
tiful diamond solitaire on the appropriate
finger, and that the fortunate gentleman is
one of Rockland's most prominent business
men,
The Republican journal., 1902-10-30
PERSONAL.


n S. Lords last week.
F. f. Cottrell of Rockland visited rela-
tlveS in Belfast last week
Mrs Joel ?. Wood returned home Satur-
day from a visit in Aroostool
Mrs. NV. Benson returned Saturday from
a visit of two weeks in Boston,
: Mrs. Fred A. Wood of Skowhegan visited
relatives in Belfast last week
Mrs. Levi l.. Robbins left ast Friday for
a visit in Thorndike and vicinity.
Clarence Shuman of Lewiston visited his
father, f. S. Shuman, the past week
Mr.. and Lewis F. Pitcher of Northport
left last Thursday for visit in Boston
Miss Florence Stevens went to Auburn
Monday to visit her sister, Mrs. W. G. Saw
telle.
Mrs Edwin Frost visited her daughter,
Miss Charlotte B. Frost, in Sanford last
week.
Luther Cadcrwood left Friday morning
for visit in Massachusetts and New IIamp-
. shire.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. P Palmer left Monday
for Portland and Boston t. buy holiday
goods.
Mr. and Mrs F. G. Knight of Rockland
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs G. W.
Burkett.
Mr.. Clarence c. Brooks was the soIoist at
the Peoples service in Bangor last Sunday
evening
A p Lord of Augusta and II. L. Lord of
Rockland visited Capt N S Lord and fam
lily last week.
Mrs. Andrew j. knowlton went to Bos-
ton Saturday to join her husband, who has
employment there.
Ralph B. Herrick and bride arrived home
from their wedding trip Monday They
reside 81 Union street
Mrs. Elizabeth McPhal visited friends in
Belfast this week. While on her way from
Presque Isle to lSlesboro.
Mrs. Edward Busher returned home to
Freedom asi Friday from ID visit to Nir. and
Mrs, Wesley J. Bailey
Edward H. Dunbar of Plymouth, Mass,
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Dunbar, the past week
WV, Nass Sa+,,,',,@,.. Tt' ~
ta ,n,,,. :; -1'' wv"
heE' r. . lhIIoIook attended the meet
! '"S y! 'IIe eH'i"I M"IHe ministers confer
ence in Wateryille, Monday
Miss Clara Ryder has returned To her
i-oie III is!eSool' dileI TWO weeks VISIT
W 49, - ~ '"I Hes III HOPE.
Miss Ada Churchill of Rockport. Who has
been in town visiting her uncle, j. f
/ ( hlu chill, returned home last week
Lewis Nanb0ru spent Sunday in Belfast
from Thomaston He was recently an
pofnted Nafra Central station, ss,o,,+ H..
10 ~ ''''
heV y. l. iau-o'd returned to East
port last Friday from short visit ru Lls'-
vsif4.s nara,,+. n, and NTr. ra,.i1 p-l
~ i"iV''''' -'l ana MIS- Lew L. A0h-
l,t,b,r1 70 ,,,,......, ....,. ,.....,
! Calf. have Ie,tr aup-ts fnra las, I",s,
I Hon G.. /. L'ttleGrld So I,ochlaId lultirr-
'''4'''7'
The Republican journal., 1902-10-30

Miss Abbie 0. Stoddard. B. H. s., 'o1, now
OF Wellesley College, had her name read in
chapel as one of the twenty out of class
of two hundred and fifty to attain highest
rank
The Republican journal., 1902-10-30
Beer in Biddefurd.

The price of beer has been advanced to 10
cents, two glasses for Is cents, the only per-
ceptible result of the enforcement spasm.-
BiddefOrd Record.
The Republican journal., 1902-10-30
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

Many were absent or tardy last Wednes-
day. "WOnder Why?"
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OF The WEEK.

N.GrEE>. Dr. Charles O.
1ed lis position as super
fine Maine General Hos
. be succeeded by Dr.
-alh of Portland. Dr..
,1t many friends through
t- 10th in and out of his
.a VIII regret to know of
u He has been at the
wears and during that
MHed most efficient service
-gtIOH. During this long
Nrriutendent he has seen
n, LroW from comparative
Wrtions to its present large
H3 state of greater use
ty have figured up that the
l- lopsham fair lacked but
u even IS, 900, of which
taken on the second day.
.oo more than any years
istory of the society,".
II the proposed electric
Hng the Augusta, Win
UHiuer railway at Togus
~A.aud, Thomaston X Cam
it Warren is practically
-trs tile kennebec journal.
ave been surveyed. one by
uoper's Mills and the other
a Whitelield into East
south Jefferson. North
4mi thence to Warren, but
.I, VI the enterprise have
.D which route will be Sc
l Mills is under arrest
fhe murder OF Martin
.urunan. whose dead body
tlt Wilds of northern
I.e remains of the mur-
after a terribly hard trip
.-t uupdssab wood road.
.-u oct. I'D, y gunsnot
eL, sideo the head shows
Mia. kliled....A lire broke
i,5lra ArrI;aaynr II
,u 445T.i,,,r y insc nf En
uI.r~.nln Tb4 tov,, was
.,+a time ny.ina - +he
g5i7ino ThA r0ad he'd
.,1..taI 9iomg tTa ant;rA =.
,..o Irjs6 Hivpr raiiroa6
,.. ,u-l+ IRON, s,lsnl Tn
I'd ,e NOW nvnerrnd that
liza in an+ivn nna3pation NV
Thrrsdav avaning at
oftirers hameritt and
.J IlniIin tsbp on +Lp cIaraa
t-ha II 10 aIlarad u.9s
. III i51vor ~ yaarS ago and
... t,In'c,ildra5 livina tbera
tir. VIZ I.nau,n +n b;s
.,tnrd was formerly Miss
d.,,T',l'ta,. a+ Inll, 49,
~, on,9n ,nnah raynaated
-, ni'iidr.,l eio ;s, -
,,,1 has Wv IiTod 4Iar., nina NJ
lf+Ls Nv I 6aari,,a IsLa raS
,ndar ,5n0 hnf,dt I ion
l.t " cliJdan IN ;ntantrv
Il to his raain,ant trnn,
fa,,- " nai-s 400 is otstionad
.s NV onI hoS haen a,S
,.,a,i+ ~ M Nc 't,s ha+toIinn % 'f
UfrTins forma,,Iv ot Port
na1var CnI LaS inst haau
p. +Gn ,,ladioni eta ~ ~ no
.,si,i+ai i''GIl of tbot '.t- ci+v She
...nj no ' Ifonaonat6,ic CoI
...rn two vagrs 400 Ranonr
~, ~ y hoy " n,1s;eSt ;9 ~ hn;id5nr
's,,.s ~' A., r. +ha 81 sn';n9
q, a,'d ti'a77eondi. WY i" ~ ddllnrs a. S
,nanaad ~ n,,+t;nr mn the
~ rae pasidac I'm, na aro,S
i;H@s No oxaotIT el' Nv nar dneI
l,7s hean hn;,t thiS ceason
l;,n;ts II, ~ ;s y IiSt of
,.,tortant t'i h,,iid;nrs % arnntod " @
w. 20. t",iv puiio'is' $50 400.
49,. - os'at ab,'rei, So 0nu,
The Republican journal., 1902-10-30
Uncle Pete's Philosopy.

''Some er desc hard-headed sinners kin
take dis fer dey consolation: dey won't be
any coal strike in de place whar dey gwine."
The Republican journal., 1902-10-30
A Big Apple Crop.

estimate Of the New England Homestead,
will reach 43, 100000 barrels, against 27,0Oo,-
600 barrels in 1901.
The Republican journal., 1902-10-30

Is there any au, ,hority in Scripture for
both IS.
We understand there is rot. Referring to
Worcesters dictionary, We find there quoted
from Notes and Queries ''The only words
used in English for the first day of the
week, before the existence of Purtansm,
were the Lords Day ard Sunday
The Republican journal., 1902-10-30
Bel fast Weather Report.

Following is summary of the weather
record of the Belfast station of the L. :.
Weather Bureau for the week ending oct
Is, 1902:
The Republican journal., 1902-10-30
: Wind, Sky. etc.
Answers to Correspondents.

Should man who is engaged to rich
woman call her his tinancer %
Yes, he would probably have to call her
to get a show down.
The Republican journal., 1902-10-30

The Seniors have suspended the study of
American History while taking up the sub
ject of civicS.
The Republican journal., 1902-10-30

The members of the Sophomore class are
reminded by Miss S. that it is dangerous
to move around the chairs in the class
room, for the floor is slippery and you are
liable to tip over.-'O5.
The Republican journal., 1902-10-30

The Junior Literature class is study ing
the myth of Persephone.
The Republican journal., 1902-10-30

The convention of the Maine Sunday
School Association opened Oct. 22d in the
Old South Congregational church, Farming
ton, with devotional service led by Rev
w. p. Lord, pastor of the Pennington Meth
odst church. Rev. A. T. Sally, d. d., Lew
iston, spoke on Teaching Gods word'' and
Rev. F. S. Dollitf, Island Falls, on ''Decis-
ion Day. In the evening there was a well
come service, and the delegates were adj
dressed by Rev. f. X. Smith of the loca
congregational church and Rev. Smith
Baker, ID. D., Portland. Treasurer, L. R
Cook of Yarmouth exhibited stereopticon
views. Rev. Smith Baker, d. d., Of Port
land declined a reelection as president, Oct
l3ti, and these officers were elected: PreSi-
dent, Rev. A. 7. Salley, d. D., Lewiston :;
secretary, Rev. Harry w. Kimball. Skowhe-
gan treasurer, Charles Fl. Hubbard, Ban
gor; auditor, S. NJ. Cane, Alfred executive
committee, B. c. Jordan, Alfred; Rev. J. F.
Haley, D. D., Guilford Rev. W. S. Bovard,
Portland; Rev. Smith Baker, ID. D., Port
land; Rev. A. I. Dunn, d. d., Watervlle :;
Charles l. Bailey, Winthrop Centre. The
attendance was unusually large, about 300
delegates being present. The discussion of
What our State Needs, by General Secretary
Edward Mason, and the report of State
superintendent of normal work, Rev. Harry
kimball, occupied the attention of the con-
vention. An interesting speaker was Miss
Christine l. Tinling Of London, Eng, who
had been attending the national W. c. T. U.
convention.
The Republican journal., 1902-10-30

Many We're absent on Tuesday and the
two divisions of Geometry and Junior
French recited together
The Republican journal., 1902-10-30

wpcr Notes. The Libei ty
...rrllyn j. Morse Dead. The
Estate The Grand Bankers
Hhe News of felfast. We'd.
ing u 1T News of the Oranges.
Lime Island. Coal Cheaper
The Republican journal., 1902-10-30

The grand bodies of the Maine Odd Eel
lows met in Augusta in 1876, in 1892 and
now again in 1902
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Righteousness.

William Dewitt Hyde, Bowdoin's
brilliant president, says Righteousness
takes an infinite variety OF forms to meet
the varied claims of situations and per
sons upon US.
In the home 1t Is kindness; in business
It Is honesty; in society 1t is courtesy; In
politics it Is public spirit; In work 1t 10
thoroughness; 10 play It Is fairness
toward the fortunate 1t Is congrstuistion /;
toward the unfortunate 1t Is pity; toward
the wicked 1t Is resistance; toward the
righteous 1t Is active support; toward the
weak 1t Is help; toward the strong 1t ID
trust; toward the penitent 1t is forgive
ness toward God 1t is reverence and love.
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EX-sPEAKER REED DEAD
END CAME AT WASHINGTON
EARLY SUNDAY MORNING.
BRILLIANT CAREER FAMOUS AS
LAWYER AND STATESMAN
BURIED AT PORTLAND.

Thomss Is. Reed, congressman tor
,wrnty-toar years, speaker OF the House
nearly eight years. one OF Mslne's most
distinguished sons, died at Washington
shortly after midnight last Saturday.
Grave fears bad been entertained as to
the Outcome ever since the announce
mens week sRo Of Mr.. Reeds Illness.
IN spite OF the hopeful bulletins tha, we're
issued, and the snnouneemen, OF bis
death on senday morning, although 9
shock, was not wholly surprise.
Mrs. Reed and his daughter. besides
the attending physicians were with him
OF the end.
The remains were takon from Washing
ton 10 Portland Sunday afternoon. The
funeral was held yesterday at tho First
Parish church, OF which Raw. John c.
Perkins ls pastor.
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PROBATE COURT.


Held at ELLSWORTH
win. admitted TO probate: Calvin Cog
gins, Lamoine; Willis c. crabtree, Han
cock; Isaac NJ. Grant, Ellsworth.
wills presented for probate; John B.
Llnseott. Lamoine; Frank Jones, Ports
mouth, y. H.; Rhoda Z. Hoyt, New York
city.
Administration granted on estates OF
James p. Byard. Sedgwiek Josephine f..
Me.ralf, Dedham; John X. Richardson,
stnntngtnn; Arthur Ward we'll, Bucksport.
Petitions iilrd for administration on es-
tates of Kendall X. hodgdon, Tremonti
Lucy A. Howard, Deer Islei Lydia c. Nor
gan, Snrry.
Guardian appointed unto Lillian b.
Marsh, minor, Mariavilla.
Affidavit of notice OF appointment re-
turned in estate OF James Il. Hatch, Cas-
tine.
License for sale OF real estate granted la
estate Of Emery II. Gray, minor, Deer
Isle.
Petitions flled for license to sell real es-
tate in estates OF Abiih Garland, Isaac
M. Grant, Eliza 1eth Hooper. Ellsworth;
kdna Carr Hartman, minor, Eden; Lillian
b. Marsh, minor, Mariayiiie.
Accounts settled In estates OF Mark
fiatch, Castine; Mary +. James, ELS
worth; Ezekiel Pierce, Walter ii. Richard
son, Mount Desert.
Accounts flied for settlement In estates
OF Samuel Abbott. Charles d. Wilbur, East
brook; Wines s. Emerson, Sedgwick :
Luther Hapworth, Sarah 5. Barker, James
az. Boa den, person of unsound mind.
Abbie J. Sucy, non compos menf's, Ellis
WORTH; Alfred G. Butler, an insane person,
Waitham.
Petition flied In estate OF John t. Grip
pen. Ellsworth, for allowance to widow
out OF personal estate.
Certificates OF sale OF real estate nied
ia estates OF Patrick Mulhern, Sullivan !;
Edna Carr Hartman, minor, Eden.
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The Menther of Noyember.

Following Is an abstract of meteoro-
logical observation at he Maine agricul-
tursl experiment station at orono, dur
ing the month OF November;
Number of clear days ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Number of fair ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S
Number OF cloudy days...............-. ......l8
Total precipitation as waier...,......l.1o inches
Average for same month for "a years. 4 Is inches
Temperature.
Average for the month ....................s'.ls'
Average for same month for "a years......3i 2a'
Highest. November 2................. ...... S.
Highest for same month for "a years =. u
Lowest, November u and 26.-...-........ lis
Lowest for same month for "a yesrs.......... ie
Average of wsrmest day.
Average OF coolest day...................... IS
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.Daily SUNDAYS included Boston to Ellsworth
and Washington County X, but sunday leaves
at y m.
tstop on signal or noticeto Conductor.
These trains connect at Bangor, win through
trains on Main Line to and from Portland, Bos.
ton and st. John.
Tickets for All Points South and Wsas
on sale at the M. c. r. r. ticket otfics,
Ellsworth.
Passengers are requested to procure nckeou
before entering the train, and especially Els.
worth to Falls and Falls to Ellsworth.
GEO. r. EVANS,
vice-Pres and Gent Manager.
4. BOOTHBY. Gent Pass. and Ticket Ayr.
Portland, Maine.
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THE 5Sth CONGRESS.
Republican Majority Will be 80
Interesting Statistics.


republican majority VIII DE So-
interesting Statistics-
Inc uhoiie'a' iist Oh members Oh tne
house Oh Representatives III tae oo'n
congress- Issued by inomas ID. MCKEE
loufhsi CLERK OF inc House, AFTER every
oisteict hsd been tu'ly accounted iof'
shows thae they NUMBER Zoo Republicans
ana no democrats.
All minor polticai distinctions oisAp'
pear from TINS isl, all members arrayihg
themselves squsre'y with one vi ING other
OF the dominant PARTIES
There are i5l new names IN the hst' OF
whom t"ehty-hihe represent the auai
t'oha' aistriets proV'ueu ior uhuer tine
spportlonment oased on tine t"eiith CEN
sus' vi tine whoie NUMBER seventy are
democrats ana sA'y-oue 'epuo'iesns'
Ihey iheiuue a'So mar uozen OF more
members erected 10 nj Nscshcies III tue
STU Congress, caused oy death and resig-
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Exposure 70 sudden climatic change pro
daees col in the head and csiarrh Is apt 10
follow. Provided with Eiy's Cream Balm you
are arme,i against Nasal Catarrh- Price :eeents
At Druggists or Ely Brothers, . Warren street.
New yorx. will mail is. The Balm cures with
out pain, ioss nes irritste or cause sneezing. IL
spreads itseif over an irritased aud angry sur
face, relieving Immediately the painful inaam-
nation. eleanses aud cures Ecream Balm quick
ly cures the cold.
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steak IA lower: the beat cuts are now selling
for &c, agsins, the recent ruling price OF sc.
The beat roasts can now he had for zoe. Vent.
son ia still in good supply. Pork chops are
up again to i5o. Wholesale beef prices are
higher, and a rise in retail may be looked for.
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become one OF tho famous sayings in
political pariance.

r,,,......,. .
=" 1e"."s'y 10 Ass'' tnat mr.
Iseee hsss counted quorum There
49, ~ iepu"'eAns enough present 70
eo"ee''u's quorum, when H. OF course,
- e".,s 'nsh naii 'he NUMBER OF mem
-, " N"e 'iouse'
- s A'u A,'se"ee nau reduced tne
~, a'e'''sOisnip oeio" .ha. point
49, NV" '"e fo,s' eau uiSc'oseu the TACT
49, VS. nus" w 'ne house anu
4'S'''oue " sres' sApaeaapoy' "nen the
80 .as ae'aoerau uio nos
~. ~ naea counted .neh M
- ''e.ss'a'''3' snu snnouncou nA.
sssaa s'' ING uelnoerA''c
.'s p'o'ssa =" mus siko'o"s
y. ~, Asa'".e my USE u power, ou'
s..,. .a MS po'"''
~ 1890 os'ns p'essn''
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anu =" 'o"'s W s''~'e''
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p us i.pueo
sa' s, 49, seo"e " 'ne
'Asaa't $50 a.'o.aet 'o'oNeu'
$50 y '.' A.'. iee' Sa"'eu
49, "" 'uo "es''s "''"'s's PRIV
''"1 .e"e.'es
'"o '"'es VI 'ne "o"se VI rep
80 w. ""op'eu SUI .ne1e 'ai's
4
$500 ~ eVu". q'otuh' a,'s' ."e OF
N'iNs " s'i' ''"s ano 'ne "u"p'io''
VIZ W "o"
- -" 's'' '"s
$500 N'''N"'.u ""'"Oo' VI ."e a''
t.'o"ssVe' ''.' Vi ""V"'
80 0i'ui'su =" sue 'aee VI 'no te'"in7
We" '"'s -" "P '"so '"'
s".aA"us, ihs sSss 'hs iepu"ueA"'
n"i0''s' Jug ""s'o Jus
~ ''.' ''o v" s'eis p'"e'
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49, "Ai' W. p'''e'e" a'
10 'n' nomination VI p'.s''e",. non
s - NaNo.s.sl
f'es" 'is "A.' SUI '"e "o''"o"
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so''" ''"s y ""a s''' s"s' ~" ~
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