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NEW York coffee and Sugar.

NE WYORK, Aug. 25-Coffee-Spot Rio
ARM No. 7 invoice, 81; mild steady; Cor
dova. IA ~.
sugar-Raw, firmer; fair refined. 2%: cen.
trifugal 90 test, 3%: molasses sugar 2%; re-
fined steady
Coffee futures opened stead with prices I'M
changed; ruled quiet and steady. variation at
first and then turned strong on heavy general
buying, let by shorts and Europe. which had
for its motive further very bulish FROST
cables from the crop country. BY mid after
noon the upturn to prices had reached a level
25a30 points above opening bids and this
advance was held to the close The bull
clique figured as a active supporter
Of the general list than for some time past
Cable advices told OF further damage to trees
and destruction Of Towering by the frcsts
Claims that the injury had been exaggerated
had little effect on sentiment AT the close OF
the market sentiment was strongly bullish the
tone steady and prices 25Q3o points net
higher Sales amounted to 10000 bags, In
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II. q b. Beers Cation Letter.


NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 25.-Njtwithstanding
Liverpool was disappointin. our market opened
eos points higher owing to the general abb
sence OF rain throughout the belt and suisse
uuently advanced SuI0 points additional on
heavy buying by Wall Street and the interior
in anticipation OF an unfavorable weekly
weather report tomorrow closing at a net gain
Of l5Gi6 points all months except Au-
gust, which advanced 6 points. TIE weather
was generally fair throughout the cotton re-
gicn, but high temperatures continue over the
Southwest, while the interior Of the
southeastern portion of the country the tenn
peratures have fallen. It Is predicted that
local rains will take place tonight and Tues
day in Alabama. Mississippi Louisiana and
Western Florida and 1t is also indicated that
during the same time showers will probably
occur over the. western portion of Texas.
Manchester cables that the cloth market last
week was dull and business was mpagre con-
siderable business is waiting. however,. Tor
easier terms than sellers are IN position to
accept. Spots locally were quoted firm and
NC higher bu 1.-THE demar1 is, Limited. The
movement Is on a more liberal scale and with
an increased export demand 1t can soon be
heavy. as picking is progressing rapidly in all
sections of the country. The continuance Of
high temperatures and the lack of general
rains may cause a further advance In values.
especially "a the monthly bureau report Is 10
be issued on Sept. 3rd is expected to Be very
bullish. !,
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Forecasting Jud icial Decisions.

BaItimOre Sun.
There was a period in our national life
when 1t was not considered decorous TO
read the minds of Supreme Court JUS
tees and announce their opinions on i'm
portant questions in advance of the
court decision. That sentiment no long
er prevails Ever since the decision in the
legal tender cases nearly a generation
ago, when il was intimated that justices
were appointed after their views had
been ascertained our Sherlock Holmeses
of the press and of politics have not scru-
pied to read the minds of new justices
and To proclaim exactly how these jus
tees would decide questions of the high
est Importance.
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London financial cablegram.

New York. Aug. 25.-The CommerciaI7(Ad
vertiser's London financial cahlegram says
Business on the Stock Exchange here toda
was dull but prices were Arm Consols wer
quoted at IS iI-l6 on reports of an earl
issue Of s32 600. 600 Of French rentes. Ameri
cans were firm and closed quickly on smai
continental orders American coal railroa,
stocks were off on the reports that j. r Nor
gan had declined 10 interfere in. the anthracite
strike but buying Of American hardened mem
The favorites were Union Pacific. Southern Pa
cific, Baltimore and Ohio and Erie The con
tinental gold demand was sufficient to onse
all the arrivals.
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New Orleans Spot Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug 25s-There was a
marked Improvement IN the tone Of the spot
cotton market today. Factors were putting
out new lists and preparing to take advantage
OF the bettermeIit, in general conditions. New
crop receipts are beginning to figure in the
market quite prominently and considerable
portion OF the sales now being made consist
Of new cotton. Sales, $50 bales. including 81
to arrive. Quotations advanced y on all
grades .-'.-.- -" .,..
Something like its old time vigor was dis
played during the forenoon today in the mar
ket for contracts and for the first time in
weeks the influence Of the interior order
trade was factor in determining, the course
Of values. Recently the market has been left
pretty well to the tender mercies of the pro-
fessional element outside investors keeping
carefully beyond the danger line. but senti-
nnent seems to be undergoing the process OF
crystalixatien outside Of the big markets now
and this morning the commission trade was
favored With quite heavy run OF orders from
the country The first call advance covered
7@9 points TO which 2d3 points sub
seuuently added. Later under the pressure
OF realizing sales, values worked off a few
points, but soon thereafter there was another
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Murphy & Co.'S (Tnc.) Cotton Letter
Qv

NEW YORK. Aug. 2s.-The cotton marke,
this morning showed a fair degree Ct activ-
ity Everything at the opening being favor
able for advancing the market with the ex-
ceptipn OF foreign advices. Weather reports
were eagerly scanned and these failed to dis
close moisture over Sunday. Texas reports con-
tnue bullish. The forecast for that State was
for nv' moisture bevond thun lershowers IN
the western section. Until that state is re-
Heved by the rain the point is taken that the
question of heavy yield in that State must
hang In the balance. 1t rema MS to be seen
whether the deterioration up to this time eah
be repaired later on or whether the loss Is ir-
reparabie. On this point the trade sentiment
is divided The month Is drawing to close
with a much smaller movement of new -otton
than looked for but this does not mean that
the movement later on may not be so heavy
to Offset the .backwardness heretofore The
weekly. bureau report tomorrow is expected
to be buIlfsh
The market opened gas points. higher and
rapidly advanced 10 points when n qpause fol
lowed. Sew Orleans helped the Well Street
bull Clique in the advance and the general
Wall Sheet public were conspicuous buyers.
The heavy port movement attracted very lit
tie attention and shorts as a rule were
nervous Port receipts today were estimated
at 1000 against s, 900 last year.
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CHARLESTON. Aug. 25.-Turpcn,ino and
rusIn-nchangrd.
SAVANNAH, Aug, .-Turpentine- Firm at
AN; receipts, I.72l; sales, $50; exports. sos.
Rosin- Firm; receipts 1921: sales. 1912:
exports. a, "a; A. b. c. D, SI.i5; f, ST 90:
F. SIPS; q: $3.50; H. s!;7o' !. sI.so; K,
So so; water white. So 80.
WILMINGTON. Aug. 25,-Turpentine-
Steady at "a. receipts, SO.
Rosin-Steady at ST. 1901 Is; receipts. ESQ
Crude turpentine-rirm at 81 40, So, so and
So 60: receipts. 1873.
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New York Dry Goods.

NEW YORK Aug. 25.-The week has
opened up with fair amount OF mail orders
on hand both with first and second hands.
That the week Hi be a busy one with job
bers seems to be the general opinion and prep
arations are being made to meet the heavy de-
mand expected. Prices firm and some
what inclined to advance on certain lines, es-
pecialiy in the dress goods division OF the
MAJ ket.
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ST. LOUIS. Aug, 25.-Flour-Firm; new red
Winter patents So 2oas 80; extra fancy and
WhiSkey-Firn At 81 81
Dry sailed .meats-Better. boxed extra shorts
and clears $40 so: short clear. Sll.l2h.
Baeon--Boxed higher; extra shorts. 81 .37is:
clear ribs, 81 so; short clear, $l2. l2h.
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Local Cotton Market
spo, eotton IN the local cottoa market yes
terdsy was quoted n foltows: u
Middling ahdsssbove tnew).. 81


fRv Special Leased wirsI
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 2S. Private advices
from Liverpool today contained cheerful views
OF the outlook for business in manufactured
goodss abroad and ventured the expectation Of
q good demand for raw cotton from Lanca-
shire and the continent In the near future. The
English market improved to the extent of 3la
81 IL deliveries, though the spot quotations
wefe Unchanged and transactions for the day
amounted to 9. 600 bales. Attention here was
focused on crop complaints which multiplied
In quantity and intensity 50 that an increased
demand for various accounts was attracted and
prices gradually assembled until sharp adj
vance was established. Closing quotations are
. points hiugher on August and 1916 points
higher on other months. The crop deteriora.
tion pictured in current advices Is without
doubt decidedly serious and the response in
prices is not surprising. especially with bet
ter trads demand alluded to. Besides the
Governn tnt reports, beth weekly and monthly
are In the foreground and II they confirm or
enlarge upon the crop injury more considera-
ton will doubtless be given by the trade 10
that part Of the situation. Meanwhile there
is not likely to be any pronounced opposition
to the improved tendency Of the market
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LOCAL WHOLESALE PRICE LIST.
Provisions.

ETUVIBIULIB.
CORRECTED AUG. Fl. 1879.
Bacon-i NC.
Lard-Tierces, leaf nc; compound. SIC
Meal-75c per bushel.
oats-white, Soc; mixed, 4oc.
Corn-white. S2Gs4c per bushel.
Sait-Liverpool. ST. sack; Virginia, 55c;
Michigan, ESQ pound barrels. SI.75.
Butter-Jersey. 2oQ26c; Tennessee country
i5c.
syrup-Fancy, 4oc: reboiled soc.
Flour-Patent. S494.25 per barrel; straight.
So. 6593.75
sugar-Granulated. Sc; z. c.. 4Mc; cut loaf
6 cents.
Arrow Ties-45 lbs, SI.l5
Tate Bagging-2 lbs. 7h97Ac; TX lbs.
m7Kc y
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Visible Supply Of Grain

NEW YORK Aug. 25-The visible suppIy
of grain Saturday. Aug g. as compiled by
the New York Produce Exchange. was as fol-
lows:
Corn. 5,423 900: decrease. 2ol5.ooo.
Oats 100000; Increase. sac, COO
Rye. 39I 900: increase "a, oo0
Barley. l25. 900; increase, "a, 900.
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The leading futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour-Steady.
No. sprlng wheat, 7s@74M; No 3. 7oH
No. 2 red. 74a74h.
No corn, 60
Mess pork, per Dbl, sls.ssalsso
Lard, per 100 lbs, .sto75dlo77h.
Short rib sides aoose) $40 o6RloI5.
Dry salted shoulders boxed, 9%@e%.
. Short clear sides (boxedl. I0%61oK
Whiskey, basis of high wines $l.3l.
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points higher on August and 1917. points
higher on the other months. compared with
Saturdays closing prices.
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Money and Exchange.

NEW YORK. Aug. 25.--Money call steady
at 2lsd4 per cent; closing offered at 2ia
Prime mercantile paper. 4&G6h per cent
Sterling exchange easier with actual bust
ness IN bankers bills at 4.67.lo for demand
and 4. "a. rs for 60 days.
Posted rates, 495Hd4. SO.
Commercial bills. 4S3%d4. BAN.
Bar siler. syn Mexican dollars, Ala
Government bonds. strong State bonds,
steady; railroad bonds strong
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BreTty is the sole of wit to the fellow
who is on his uppers .
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Kansas City Live Stoek-

KANSAS CITY, Aug 5.-Cattle--Receipts, |
g. 900 naties 1000 Texans: calves. 400 Tex
ans and 200 natives; steady to strong
Choice export and dressed beef
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New Orleans Cotton Futures
NEW ORLEANS Aug. 2e. Cotton futur
Daily Cotton Market

NEW okLEANS-Tone firm; sales, $50; or
dinar, Lie: good ordinary e-ie; low
middiiug. 3 lI6: middiing. eh;a good mid
ding, So. middiing fair. Oh; receipts. 1851
stock factuul). 34.So6
GALyESTON-Tone steady; middling
g z,ls; gross receipts. s,ao2: sales. sss;
NORFOLK Tone, quiet; mIddling. 81;
gross receipts. 90; stock 2.3oe.
tBALTIMORE-Tone, nominal: middlins. ~:
9osroN-ouiet;i nniddiins. .: gross receipts.
wfLMrNGroN-Tone. nrm; middiins. sN;
gross receipts. 20s; stock. i,2io.
|. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. steady, ek; sross
receipts. 100: stock. 2.26s.
+ SAvANNAH-Tone. arm: niiddiing, SIG.
gross receipts 1879; sales, 434; stock, 10. 675.
MOBILE-Tone, steady: niddling. 6k; gross
receipts, 3l7; sales 100; stock, 3.426
CHARLEsToN-Tone. quiet; middling.
8 SIS: gross receipts. 36l: stock. 94l.
ST. DoUfS-Tone. quiet: middlins. 6ts; gross
receipts. 10; stock. i.eeo
NEW YORK-Tone. steady; middling. o;
gross receipts, 2,s7s: sales. 26,4ie; stock.
722l4
Total todayNet receipts, 7,4io; exports to
tinent. 8. i69; stock. l39.234.
Consolidated-Net receipts. 10. 666; exports
TO the continent. 6. 403.
| Total since Sept. met receipts, 7.6I 1856;
exports to Great Britain. 3o22. los; to France.
744;4Io: to the continent. 2.9I9oSi.
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Indicates rise. Indicates fall.
River Forecast.


River Forecast.
The Coosa and Alabama will continue Il
RaIl very slowly. or remain nearly stationary
huring the next two days.
The barometer is highest over the Upper
Ohio Valley and generally fair and cool wealth
prevails in northern and eastern districts
widely scattered showers have occurred In
Georgia. Alabama Louisiana and western cot
ton districts. though generally fair weather
now obtains in the South. except showery over
Florida. with heavy rain at Key West. ap-
parently due to sub-tropical disturbance de-
veloping southeast of that station! shallow
depression covers most of the West. where
generally fair weather has prevailed except
rains in Nebraska and at Ell Paso, Tex.
Cotton Region Bulletin.
q. 8. Department OK Agriculture.
Weather Bureau.
For the twenty-four hours ending et , q ~.
18th Meridian time.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Aug. IS.
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Chicago arSin and provinons


CHICAGO, Aug. 25.-Corn led all other
grains In the point Of activity and price ad-
.vances today. Other markets were inclined to
ward dizziness and at times almost no one
was m the pits Congestion in September corn
was big decreases in local stocks and fears
Of natural corner were the bullish factors.
in sympathy and at the close September corn
was ~ up. September wheat %9A higher and
September oats NC advanced, Provisions closed
Corn was very cratic. the opening indicating
possibly bad slump on the offering Of email
quantity Of September and on fairly good crup
reports. Cables. however. were strong. the
outside markets especially ST. Louis. were
buying BY prominent elevator interests fol-
lowed. The market gained strength rapidly
on the continued small receipts and poor grad
as soon as the longs wanted to take a little
profit Stocks Of corn here have decreased
we're we're only Zoos 600 bushels " on hand hand The
general gossip was that II any of the big
shorts started to cover their lines with this
prices would Jump. Naturally following such
condition the market nervously responded to
every bid or sale. September opened steady at
5SA@56ls. dipped to syn. advanced to 59%,
e los. nearby cent 6s t raj srEy
So cars, Of contract grade.
Wheat was only fairly active at odd mo-
Northwest was favorable. The crowd was in
clined to be governed almost entirely by con-
ditions In, the Spring harvests. but the very
much. September, was hard to buy and was
taken freely whenever offered. There was no
good advance, however. until corn showed good
strength and the cash demand was reported
improved. Later. the Northwest bought fairly
and then on excellent seaboard clearances
prices made good gains Outside markets
showed better tone. the Southwest had a good
sample trade and Duluth sold for export.
September started sc lower to u up at 7th
47lA and after selling at Tan closed strong,
%@ysc higher at 72%G72h. Receipts. 267
cars. contract: Minneapolis and Duluth re-
ported 406 a total for the three points Of
673, against 6e7 last week and 97S a year
ago Worlds shipments were smaller than ex-
pected at S.645.oo bushels against 9. 743 900
last year The visible increased 4o5 900 bush
els. Primary receipts were i.2o2 900 against
60g. 900 last year. Seaboard cleafances
'equaied 749. 600 bushels Breadstuffs on pass
age increased $4,000.
Oats were weak early In the day on fair
selling. Trade was dull. but when corn ad-
vanced the bullish factor Of very light. grad
ing had Its effect and prices advanced The
outside did some buying. Crop prospects were
good. September sold from 33k633% to 32%
rallied to 33H and closed stronger. y up at
33A Receipts. 2s6 cars. contract.
Provisions were fairly active and strong
Higher prices for hogs on a very small run
and good support early by packers were the
builish influences. Toward the close profit tax
ing brought a slight dip but September pork
closed l2isc up at SI6e2Is: September lard
2Hc higher at sios7h, and September ribs
The leading futures ranged % follows:
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High Grade and Low Price
Inconsistent.

Some people say there Is sentiment in bust
ness but We do not believe IL there is too much
strife and struggle continually going on in the
endeavor 10 accumulate wealth, to permit any
great amount Of sentiment to creep into bust
ness, especially where II affects ones pocket
when some one tells you that he will sell you
the best paint ON earth a, low price there must
be something wrong. II probably costs more
per gallon to produce II. W. Johns Liquid Paint
than any paint made in the country, for the rea.
son tina, nothing but the very highest grade raw
material are used, and the paint receives one
more grinding than any other brand known,
This must, and does make the paint finer, insur.
ing greater covering capacity, hneness Of tone.
strength OF color and greatly increasing its dura.
bility. This extra labor and expense is not sen
timentai, II is done to make good paint, and
explains why the II. W, Johns Paints bear such
an excellent reputation. Address II. W. Johns
Mfg Co, 100 william Street, New York, for
complete Color Card and Pamphlet, Exterior
Decoration 49,
H. W, Johns PaiDts are carried in stock by
M. l.. Manley a Co., Manchester Depot who WI
be pleased to give you any desired information.
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Mr. II. II. Hsbbsra VS. called here BY
The death OF Mr. Carries F.rrsn ssi 70
tsfssl 10 bis tors 10 Upsrslls. w., The
pest ss.s .sesspssi.a By bic vile sat III
us s,sst,tr. hu Elrirs strsiies, .
asastisr 81 Mn CA.tlsi frstn. va 90
shls 10 be ptrseti Of The iannsL Mach
ympslhy 10 ,itssss5 TO ssr. A devoted
sis,sr. Mrs MARI csllsr Of ksflbero.
Nsss ". shh Mrs. fsrspn 81 ihs iius
Of bar death. and 10 Der. toe. the hesss,s
met, 1, hsvy I. Il leaves Der the only ear
visibs member Of The family OF ihe late
Elii,h ADD Rsod. tBssbetil Culeios.
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The Csslary Clob met With kis'
Bmy.h on Aoudsy.
-Au George o vie IL spsndiss . sssl
81 Long Beech. l. J., N, Y.
The ouis Cot,sss YES the sosss Of
ssy progressive suchrs party Tuesday .,
ssiss.
There has been soss lss vssthsr Ii,
past sssh. ba, 1, has been mining son,
Of ,hs tine.
--Bsvsrsl saests o. the Eluinox Hoass
have sous 10 S,raloss lot . week Il
ss,ssd ibs races.
-Tosa ssthorisiss stosld have the vol
ere check lists posted Of oues, Tor the Ser
tsnbsr slec,ios.
The Fisks Sam al, HosM hss bses
well sllsi With sust, iron the start, end
every room IL sos Toll.
ID. II. Dyer hes ssld bis iafs 10 III
soath part Of The ,osn thresaA the ssssey
Of w. b Eissftos 10 ssa frsu Weston.
-Tsss s0 bop 81 Mssic Hall Sstaf
Day evening which ss we'll attended By
the eassss 81 abe Elsiaox House ssd
eoitssss.
-0i Tnssdsy sroqast toafnsusat Tor
ths bsns6i OF The Esvsnok ooaa,ry Ciab
sss held 90 The issas Of The Elus." Mrs
J J. Gan,ter's residence.
ID. O. H.yss. v ii.or ssd Pfor ristor
Of The Sss York Daily Coausrci.i. ssd
bic fssiiy. recently spsst ssns .iss 81
Tie Fake Bsani Hoass.
-Tss EaaineI ball elsb defeated The
Est Atiinaioss. S..srisy. II toe. rAs
ls,tsr elab 10 "sssss ssd calls for the
third trial 9Th u oasy TO back H.
NM. csse g.. ths rspssssst,tiss Of
the U. q Assis .itsssi ssrviss here. ~
porte ,sd sess then slI isssa Of rails
isli dssiss Ne soatA Of Jaly. Tsis 10 %
Iessaissly heavy fall fos this aos,s.
-"Pssersoi. = The ssnn - rssiirsss OF
Mr. Carver s.. s,rsst By tst,sias les,
Hsinesdsy sat Gee cAinssy sea The rooi
we're eossasr.siy dsnsssd, bs, 90 csc 10
The bon" va issarsi, itoash badly
frshiseei Sc
-rhs p.,fos,ss Of The i.s.i.asi E3si
soa aosss "a ssee ius.r - Tar ikis
yssr ts.a svf bdsss. sad AoSssi
hiis lair 10 e- tai bsassf 0es,h Tor tsis
psssl.r assisiv. Winchester 10 fsst ssia
lag 10 ,spai.ii,, ss ned dslisttiai ,sn
. fsson
lis ifa neatly asserted that tss saie
- sbsis "ss esus 10 49," b, slieh 10
meant iha hsfsss nsi hssaas seeas,ss
ID 10 ihss. Tasnsy Be- trss bat u 10 .
bel ,sA Gssy ssrsss ere badly isissssssl
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ooyHS. lit
6snssse Pare Food Co Leroy. n. T.;
Dear Sir: Some days since package Of
your GRAlN-o prspsrsiion uss left II my
otioe. took II home and gave II trial.
and / hsvs 10 cay YES very ouch pleased
With II, - . substitute for eofse. We
have always used the hes. Jsvstnd Mochs
10 COR family. bat en- free to ssy ] like
the GRAIN-o Is we'll % The best coffee
ever drsrk. Respectfully yours,
A. Q JACKSON. NJ D.
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Lightning struck the building Of the
Ripley Lumber company 10 Poultsey
last week. LII .btpis siruct the chimney
and followed the iron suy down to The
rooI where IL entered. The building soeu
ss envsiopsd 10 flames shioh gained
saeb hssdv.y they cou'd not be txtiu
suishsd. The property ws valued At
SIC. 900 10 Sl2.0 600 II vu insured for
n COO
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a RichnoSa boy. nsusd Fiery. Al
tempted 10 usas aero. the river sandy
bat missed The tori col ss carried dosu
stream and arovss5. Eis body vac re
covered.
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FM sssF 70 assFf tsasA Nfsfst.
tssHt peaif ssss3a Nuhtss
fnlishss slssgtsg Aas AustbnA.
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