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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-24

.s,mselves Of the tempt
csIN ral- Luna's Illuminating
! o. s.' seating, bathing, straw
w =" 10 promenades along our
d and also thoroughfares.
$500 ,.rtles have been out ON
' 'Iao.t daily, the white,wlnsed
inv, wIth their hilarious cargo
4 ,,oydto both visitors and resi-
y, nsker's nioyed themselves on
4 "O.hss a moonlight lawn par
a, nghl u dies Of the Methodist
IA b. tns largely attended. On
4. shtn We number Of the young
La ngn' air ring with their hi
s,a .slnsng as they Went VEN ,o sn ds
~, y 'I % several wAS0"'oa'S u
a.. John n. Ely and chill
4 u ME- ME-, accompanied by Miss
lesnhiua are among the Visitors
ycNsssrrlstI as guests OF Mr. and
'gV;. Fsp,oyweii left here Thursday
h O O. Visit relatives, being ac-
s:Sl'n " her son, Ress j. Powell,
s.sa " lafayette, Ind, to attend
\ snlyMs[ aver. James Anderson were
" \, Visitors here 'his wee" from
i;.s'sS; pacamara Of Lampazes,
) y Sitting her parents, Mr.. and
u sh,rley, in this city. having
5 wttnesg the marriage of her
X; r.. |" Annie shirley to Mrs j. W.
81 McCampbell of Goliad is
I raspus Christi as the guest of
III, v,. G W. Gregory have re-
" s,ys from a pleasant ana eN,
I [ aeI-i to their old home in Central
ur.tp. Craven, Mr.. and Mrs.
lr .asris and Miss Irene Gravis,
~ Diego, we're among the visitors
" : J. s MrsD Joseph Francis of Lullng
W ,a,Issd In Corpus Christi to make
i,Isr woodward left here this
y. poston, her old home.
~ Won and family of San An
,i L returned home. after a sew
,,sss' visit here as the guests of
4 Mrs, J. d. Thorpe.
Y u 1'.s and family and n NJ.
"a family Of Waco, who have
..Sanr The summer here, have re-
I ID their home.
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NEW IBERIA, la.

Mrs. John schnock Of Alexandria, after
spending some time here visiting friends,
returned to her home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Wise, after visiting
rplatires here, ieeve TODAY for Biloxi, Nils,
Mrs. f.. v. Peele and Mrs. Rose De B,anc
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Mrs. Thomas Of New York CITY IS visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. W. ]. Benton
Mrs. j Baum0u and sons, VIII and Louis,
are visiting friends In Beaumont.
on Wednesday morning Prof A J. Dupuy
and Miss May Duloney were married at
Alexandria. La. They will remain here for
few weeks. thence will leave for Thibo-
dauX
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Phster spent several
days In New Orleans this week.
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wur@~ Acne, letter
uhbERNEVH Eczema
80 Salt Rheum
TerrOrS r5 FsGsis 45ss

An itching burning skin disease weate positive
of discomfort
beyond
thoroughly uncomfortable and miserable night @
Ia aof
blood Ia
andre
the whole Lha
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VICTORIA.

The younger society set was enter
tanned last night at the lovely Regain
home on Diamond hill, and the affair
was thoroughly enjoyed by everyone.
John Brownson. Jr,, left Wednesday
for a months vacation, which he VIII
spend visiting friends in Kentucky, Ten
nessee and North Carolina
Dr. f. ]. Cooke invited number OF
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-24

her home In Houston, after several
weeks visit to relatives here
Mrs. T. NJ. Reinhsrt Is visiting In Pal
estine this week
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PlckpocKET's POCKET PICKED.

setsteteeeEetEeeeteEEEek sEeEEeeeeeeeeeseEee&tssT
, 1902-09-04
Like Many Poems.

Mrs. Benham-This new bathing
dress Of mine is a poem,
Benbam-Well, it's unfit for publ,
cation.-Judge.
, 1902-09-04
Dr.. Lougeay to Establish sanitarium.

DIR. Lougeay of Denver, the Elk
pert Specialist in the treatment of
chronic diseases whose many and
remarkable cures effected here
during his visit two years ago es-
tablishing him as a man of skill
and ability in his profession, is
expected here about Sept. 9th.
with a view of locating a sanitari-
um in connection with the hot
springs, for the treatment of
chronic diseases. 1t would be
well for all sufferers of chronic
diseases to consult the Doctor
with as little delay as possible
and thus encourage the locating
IN our midst, expert treatment for
which our people have to journey
hundreds of miles to obtain.
, 1902-09-04
But an Empty Dream.

Can this be true7 Must we believe
Thatlife, although, does but deceives
Were they but light and bogus hits
In that great fight when Jim fit Fitz?
Spoil our illusions if you must,
The good and true lay in the dust.
Say that our politicians bold
Sometimes for dollars have been sold.
Aye, even hint professors grave
Strange views will print because they
crave
A rich return from nabob's rents
Which truckers earn by compliments.
o Cynicus, the while we grope
You snatch from us our only hope!
Your sneer disguise, for PHYS sakel
Don't say that prize fight was a fake.
Washington Star.
, 1902-09-04
Except His Mother.

Folks all called him no account;
Stamped him as a worthless %loafer;
Said he never would amount
To a common stripped gopher;
And what'er he might commit
Sc they vowed to one another
They'd not be surprised a bit
THAT is, all except his mother.)
Till a sudden crisis came
Sacrifice and courage testing.
Leaped to lips a hero's name,
Laud from cen the coolest wrest-
ing.
And the chap thus signalized
Vas that loafer," and no other!
Then the folks all were surprised!
Chat is, all except his mother,)
e. l.. Sabin in Good Housekeep-
ing.
, 1902-09-04
Notice.

There are IA great many people in
the valley who are indebted to me for
blacksmithing and Is | am going tc
close out my business, you are re.
quested to call and settle at once.
Give this matter your prompt atten-
ton, as it can you.
s-4tf1 S. L. MoASuLry.
, 1902-09-04

Notice For Publication
LAND OFFIcI At CHEYENNE, WYo.
Aug. lS. 1902.

LAND OFFIcI At CHEYENNE, WYo.
Aug, Is. 1902.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice OF his
intention to make final proof in support
of his claim, and that said proof will be
made before j. F. Crawford, U. s. Comr.
Dist. of Wyo, at Saratoga. Wyoming,
on October IL, 1902. viz: John G.
Jack, Elk Mountain. Wyoming. II. f.
No. 3409, for the NE 4 of Sec. "a, II. 20
N, r. 81 W.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation OF said land, viz:
John Dolling, John Cook and Robert
Jack, OF Elk Mountain, Wyoming and
Alfred Cheesbrough. of Widdowfield,
Wyoming.
W. Il. CHAPLIN. Register.
list Pub. Aug 2I.Last Sept. %, 1902
, 1902-09-04
Foolish Man.

Postal Clerk-You'n have to put
another stamp on that letter.
Miss Pert-Why?
Postal Clerk-Because its over
weight.
Miss Pert-But, gracious, another
stamp would make it still heavierl-
Philadelphia Press.
, 1902-09-04
Lost.

Between Walcott and Saratoga, la
dies pocket book containing Life In
surance receipt and small amount of
money. If finder will return receipt
and purse they are welcome to the
money. II. A. Dyer, Saratoga.
, 1902-09-04
Real Summer Girl

Say, old man, what is a summer
girl7"
"A summer girl is a rack to stretch
shirt waists on; inside is a receptacle
for lobster salad and ice cream, while
outside is an attachment for diamond
rings."-Life.
, 1902-09-04
Dance in Jensen Hall at night.
SECOND DAY:
SECOND DAY:

$50 a. m. Bucking Contest, First Prize $50 Sad
die; second prize, S15.
Barbecue, whole Beeves roasted to a turn.
LOO p. m. Horse Race, half mile, best two in three.
First money, $175; second money, $5O En-
trance fee, S15. Entrance fee returned to horse
coming in third.
Horse Race, 600 yard dash. First money 500;
second money, $50. Entrance fee $40. Entrance
fee returned to third horse.
Burro Race, free for all. First money, $40; second
money, $5; third money, $3.50.
Fat Mans Race, free for all. First money, $40;
second money, SIS.
, 1902-09-04
Fond Of His Bottle.

The Aunt-The little darlingt He's
just exactly like his father, too.
The Mother-Yes, indeed so fond
of his bottle.
, 1902-09-04
Kew a Maid Won.

just a man and just a maid,
just a hammock in the shade.
just a pair of laughing eyes
Tinted like the summer skies.
Just a little argument
Savoring of sentiment,
just the theme of love begun,
And just this-the maiden's won,
-Leslie's Weekly.
, 1902-09-04
When They Faded.

What has become of all the Jokes
we used to see about the self made
mani"
They went out about the same
time the self made man did."-Balti-
more American.
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- IEfF s

,rse square peg n ne round holes
-s.tively expresses the use 6f means
.n;ted to the desired end. A great
az people vito have been cured Of
.os;s and other diseases of the stom-
\ "a its allied organs ef digestion and
.Gdou by the uss Of Dg. Piwce's Golden
sMesl Discovery say: 1--WE tried many
.S;eiues With csiy tsmperaxy benelf.
=, not until ws began the NE Of
ssideu Medical Discovery that Ne
,I complete and lasting cure"
= h undoubtedly true that Dr. Pierce's
eden Medical DiscovsFy holds the rec
4 6sr the perfect and permanent cure
,rjieestion and other .diseases Of tie
,n,c6 and associated organs Of diges-
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tbe body with solid healthy Aesh. mot
bby ht. j. sly3 0t7i1 W g
! with pleasure dat ten yea What d.
- cojdeh Mellopl DiecevtU end .Rsliets'
Soue for ne,s whites Nrs. r y. Painef, a
~ Yaufman Co, fexas. erwo years ago I
isSfn With seonaeh snd bowel trouhie.
81: =: :, I'M Ss "a z; :s =: e I'd s,ss S,: !!
felt a. though would starye 10 death.
:. doctors attended ue-on said had dys-
~. two said eatarrh Of the stomach and
IN. They attended me lone q Atime) for
vear. stopped taking their meddne and
~ 20 weak asd nervous my hlN wouid
=, 1 could mot do any kind or 49, Nov
do my house work very we'll sm TsAsisT
isA and H'srSfA, and can eat anything
e.
kccept no substitute for DR.. Pierce's
Nen Medical Discovery.
N Herce's Common Sense Medical
Iser is sent free on receipt of stamps
~ expense Of mailing only. Send
sue cent stamps for the paper covered
or 81 stamps for the cloth bound
ume. Address DR.. R. v. Pierce. Buff;
NY.
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Though we have shakespesrs's word
for it that Men have died and wosms
n. Many L.. have eaten them.
but not for love-"
modern experience
bellies this belief and reveals an alarm
ing number of misguided individuals
who because Of disappointed affection,
or what their morbid fancy calls by
that name, choose to invite death.
Though youth il the time of hope, II
is also, says the Chicago Tribune, the
period when despair Is blackest and
when rebellion against an adverse fate
wages the hottest. Some Of our finest
odes to Detection" and to ''Nelan-
choly" have been written by young
poets who turned to poetry rather
than to poison for relief from their
despair. 1t seems . great pity that
at this critical period when . young
mans fancy heavily turns to thoughts
H death there IL not some friend at
haad to teach the reason and the COM
mon sense that would probably come
OF their own accord in later years.
But these youthful scorners Of life
usually avoid condolences and the
words seemingly cheerful" are used
to describe their state of mind imme.
diately prior to the mad acts they con.
template. OF course the natural love
OF life in the young and the elasticity
OF spirits that usually goes hand in
hand with juvenility are safeguards
against this way out Of love trouble,
but 1t Is pathetic fact that any young
life should be wantonly sacrificed to
these temporary alterations.
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A woman WHO hes had expe,it nee
With this disease, tslls how 10 pre-
vent sny dangerous consequence.
from Il. She says: Our III, 80 ,hiI.
dren took v wboopl ~ cough last sum.
mer, ur baby boy beng only three
months old. and OWING Ia our c,s.
ing them Cbsmbsrla,n's CougL
kenecy, they lost none Of thei
plumphess aud came out in mucl
better health than other children
whose parents did NIT use this
remedy. Our oldest htti~ e,rl would
call Justify for cough syrup betw eel,
Shool s.--Jessie Pinkey Hall,
Spi ingvllle. Ala. Tlis r-,uedy ~ 70,
sale BY Middl. urg Drug Go. =.
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The convention Of the League Of
American Wheelmen was held ut Tor

The convention Of the League of
American Wheelmen was held ut Tor.
p...,.~ n, IN. rington, Coun., q
w., few days ago and
? 81" is reported to have
been much like q funeral. From re-
ports made to the convention II ap-
pears that the membership Of the
league in 1898 was 10000, now It is
only io,5oo-a falling of Of nearly 90
per cent. In that year there were 80
newspapers in. the United States
printed in the cycling interest. Now
there is just one. As for clubs, in Bos.
ton, for instance, there were So four
years ago. Now there is not one. The
trade itself. although managed by o
trust, ID rapidly going to pieces. The
secret OF all this is that the fad has
ceased and other fads have taken its
place. Those who rode for amusement
Of because everybody else does" have
quit, and the use Of the wheel is con-
Aned 70 the few who wish to save time
IN getting to and from work or to en-
Joy the benefit Of the exercise. These,
however. are not many. The day Of
riding for pleasure has passed.
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Sc1atlc RheU matism Cured After rou =
teen Years sf S0Aertne.
II have beer, afflictel with e.

I have been afflicted with ,ciati,.
rheumatism for fourteen Years, :
says josh E1gar, Of Germantowr,
Gal. II was able to I've around hui,
constantly suffered. l nird ev.r,.
thing could hear of anL u, last wa,
told to try Chamb.rlain's Pa,,
Balm, which did and was im,pe
dlateiy relieved and in u short time
cured, and I am happy to say it has
not since retu, n I'd" Wnv NOT use
tnis !iniment and get well? 1t for
sale by Middleburg Drug co.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Lewistown Division.
In effect Nov. "a, 1901.
!;!.: leaves =, y; ssG;;nsa.s a.s. ) Pr. s'.

Cn leaves Sunburt 5 "a tsm, Ar
|ivss ct Seinsgrove 3 ~ psm
Fss Selinsgrove 6:O0p. m, arrives
at Sunbury 6:I6 p. m. 81. y
hs leave LewistoWn Junction !:
n,ioM . N. lle ? m,lDop N s7p n, or
pm, Il . ntor Altoona, Pittsburg and
isianors1 z. s,ash,- gSsn,n
q 1lA.sfdP = PEI PhiiadelpSsa ana Nv
=, Soe. . ooa q. ! = % n sHd iii6 J
sdsIpii: sii'Ilsii { Eri. r 4 Division.
W11TWARD.
raves selihsgrove junction dsily ior
y, n~p N. .4spm--sunaay . Is q m,
d. ~,
save sunbusy daily s1sspt sunday:
for Bufalo,l II . q for Eris end Gan.
iior Bslleioats Ere and Usnaudsigus
b for Look Haven. Tyrone and the W0Gt.
Buffalo. 10 p n tor Bellsftnts VAne
snd CanandstGua
hf ksAoyo And ElnirA .-suairsr,,ss Ss-'''s'
nM WilhamSpon
gnB . "a toe Bunaio lvis a. s.psesum.
h E''s, sM - &, |. E:,s ;. Z s.t ,t' 0s.s.: q,
hr Lesk Haven aad
!@anseo and 8 ~ = for wiikss-
n HAyeIeon a-.4f. - :. ... N.
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u all the psAsslsum preduesd last
yAae - Ne baitsd ststsa ;was put in
standard barrels and the barrels placed
liass row toushiag each other. ne line
would completely belt the earth.
Enough coal was produced to give
three and ons.half tons TO every one
Of tho 10000, 900 persons in the United
States, and enough gold to give every
American . gold dollar.
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It is to be feared that the new water
walking shoes, whose practicability
has just been demonstrated by experi-
msEt, will have to look for popularity
among men only, unless they can be
reduced In size. Women will have .
right to object to wearing footgear
Eve feet long. ~
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A Russian promises . single rail sys-
tenn that viii! carry passengers at the
rate Of 200 miles an hour. The ambu.
lance viii no doubt be on hand to meet
all trains. sea
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sauaiscsion is guaranteed or money refund
ed. These arc she terms on which The Hnxn.,
Dtsttlitng Co. rolict your orders. E.aI will
sItnE you four fu;l quar- Of pure Seven. Year.
Uid hye, express prepaid. Full particulars in
sneir announcement elsewhere In this issue.
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Il ID mournful to think what the au-
thor Of "Goo-0oo Eyes," who died In
New York recently. has to answer for.
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saaoie concern Of s5 ysars'sta ndlne
socs direct 70 the ussr nnder . posI.
~, there b no good oxouse for
~. sea goods Unattended BY .
snX kind. ees ne advog1issIen1
!" "ssil'ins O.. which sppsaEI In
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A novel and ine.nioue veh,cl.

A novel and ingenious vehicle e.
-pic:Hd ~ the press Of Chicago 4 :
'metor-sled or motorcycle partly on
runners. II IL the latest development
Of the gasoline motor and 10 said to be
capable Of tremendous speed. Accord
insto the Chicago papers the sight pre-.
sented BY the odd machine speeding
along. the icy roadway In casual com.
petition with fast horses, under the
guidance Of its designer and maker,
Ira II. Whipple, never fails to attract
the attention Of the multitude. What
further Developments in the motor
machine line may be brought about Il
would be difhcult to imagine, but It IL,
ssfe TO say. from the illustra ation, that
the above contrivance q In the lead at
present. r ,t
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kI.p4lN;6

II had nervous Indigestion and a
general derangement Of the entire
syztem It had ..t been : continual
torture for 10 years. Ny blood be-
came very poor and 1t times my
t0Saand Anger mills would be d.
seasdsss lAtor sstinyI would cit in
= cG&ir md put ~ feet on some
thing 70 keep them from swelling,
and ct times would take Oh my
shoes TOR the misery I had. When
ever ] experience anything to re-
mind me Of past aches I cannot be
too elated to tell what Ripans
Tabules have done for me. I still
take one now and then, because I
know how bad l have been. They
were just what I noticed
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The five=cent packet is enough for an Ordin=
ary occasion. The family bottle, Sixty cents,
contains supply for year.
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.YHE STATE FIGHT
Contest For the Governorship Wen
Under Way.
THE FIELD HAS NOT coms,mss
Supporters Of the indiana Favefsoo
Are Making An Aggressive canvees
In Different Counties Of the cem-
Special Correspondence. .

nonweaith.
Special Correspondence
Harrisburg. April 2s.-There were -
sensational developments during tA<
last week in the canvass for the nooai.
nations on the Republican state tickst
No primaries were held In which TIL
gubernatorial question was an issue b.
fore the voters, but the declarations o(
the two district conventions In II.
xerne county In favor Of the nomina-
tion Of John p. Elkin, of Indiana, wsre
in measure a surprise to some Of Mr..
Elkin's opponents. Mr.. Watres. a
Lackawanna county. was by many re-
garded as having q fairly good chance
Of capturing all the delegates from All
neighboring county Of Luzerne, but Z
most aggressive canvass was inaugu-
rated In behalf Of Mr.. Elkin and the
delegates elected in both the Third and
Fourth legislative districts were In
structed to vote for Mr.. Eikin for gov
ernor.
The contest in the Third district was
. most exciting one. The Elkin dele
gates won by vote Of rs to u after
repeated efforts had been made by their
opponents to have the convention take
. recess.
Strong resolutions In favor Of Mr.. ri.
kin were adopted in both conventions.
The counties Of Adams. Sullivan,
Wyoming. Clinton and Greene have
also just elected delegates to the state
convention. but In none OF these coun.
ties was the governorship an issue as
the polls.
In one district In LackawannA coun.
ty. delegates who will probably vote fos
Watres for governor at least On the.
hrst ballot. were elected and the can
didake for the legislature who was sup
ported By the friends Of CoagrsssmaA1
Connell was nominated In thie dictric4
after the Watres men had made quite
. determined Aght against the Csansli
favorite. This would indicate that Ooa.
nell's followers control ths party or
ganisatjon In the district.
There has been No successful move
ment 10 unite the opponents oe Mr.. n.
kin for the governoeship upoa any en-
didats. :, .ft ,sg, 4
While several men have bsse men
toned IN shis connectiohniASss hai
been no particular candidate singied
out to be supported BY the anti-Eikin-
ties.
MONTGOMERY HELD OFF.
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A two-ton iescls, which had formed
upon the huge stack Of. the Carnaha.
tin mill At Cantpn, o. fell one ~ "A
february, crashing through ths roof.
disabling tAs. machinery % that the
MN Will have TO remain idle 9or. .
week. The leicls .was formed s4sdu-
any ~ tAs exhaust watch ssslpSa ~
~ EIDE Of tie staakee -, sssvz %
,&ssvy that ikwas asally s4ahls a hear
- ewArWeigAA Ssysrl nsn = -
Ill st, TIE -Sine Aad MARROW Sscapes
lrsn dsatE E,,,,s..s as, .,,.,, IN ,,..,-,,,
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MONTGOMERY HELD OFF.

In Montgomery county Il was q.
pected that when the county committee
met few days ago to nx tho date for
the primary elections to name the nine
delegates 70 the state convsntioo,
United States Attorney James B. Hell
land. the Republican leader Of the coun.
". would b indorssd for governor. He
was 70 have been named - Q home
favorits to avoid clash oa that issue.
Il was found desirabis not Do this.
however. There azS a& least two can
didakss for tAe state senate In Noot-
Gpnsry and The inkfoduekioa q {, rsoo-
lutioo q indorsemsnk sk Holland r
vas feared might DcseipltaAs 8 row
over TIE ssuatoryhlp. he eeassevaGiys] l
Neurse of nes lAAnrsinS any candidate
iee aay onos va Sollowsd end DsacS
Srsvailsd.g.tl 5g,sssE$A .s~e,s@vi's -
WlAoDrsaA iatwOe ~ taksn o.
lns ~ VsskiAAhe Ssa1sesacs uoAGA q
Aunbee sf'savUes&sss - ~. Ukle -
y WasAinstoa VIII OsaSrs00aaWu.
liam Coaneii. q LAekavaaAA. ~. Glsl
kia was tAssN. - 1-As.aaA - No.
a3tsr tAs saeAsstae -saosssnsA. iapuAA
Iistalsosoa.euoessnlaesv6AS4n6.<FI .<FI
~ uaaeaasssaalu11nnse1s - tnn1t
s9Asaaas G osnsei 4pu6aat6 an61u4
Rsaaypaekas uliAsl 0lAAR A1essusej
9easrA knsx 40 caense 0aaaae Il.
OoaaA Cameron aIe an nentloond.
AMONG othsrs, n Tie discussioa II u
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