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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-01-01
ENTERTAINMENT BY PRISONERS

The inmates of the house of correction
gave n minstrel show in the chapel Of that
institution Wednesday and Thursday
evenings. The first entertainment was for
the benefit of the prisoners, the officials
ana their invited friends. Thursday even
ing 1t was open to the public, admission
being 10 cents. The list Of the players con-
sisted of 2S inmate of the institution, in
cluded two former professional end men.
Two farces entitled 1.-The Doctors Office"
and "rhe Old Man in the Wrong House"
were given. The men had been rehears-
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1903-05-28

ubf the sun 0du UeclIlcu
ID from the zenith the French
ks-T8 were masters of the field, and
C&4LY pursued the retreat of the
Arabs till for miles along the plain the
line of their flight was marked with
horses that had dropped dead in the
strain. and with the m%otionless forms
Of their desert riders. When at length
she returned. coming in with her ruth
less spahis, whose terrible passions she
feared no more than virgifs yolscian
huntress feared the beasts of forest
and plain. the raven still lowered
above her exhausted mare. the torn
flag was still In her left hand, and the
bright laughter, the flash of ecstatic
triumph. was still In her face as she
sang the last lines of her own war
chant. The leopard nature was reused
In her. She was a soldier; death had
been about her from her birth; she
neither feared to give nor to receive
it; she was happy as such elastic. sun-
lit, dauntless youth as hers alone can
be, returning In the r%eddening after
glow at the head of her comrades to
the camp she had saved, while all who
remained of the soldiers who, but for
her, would have been massacred long
ere then, threw themselves forward,
crowded round her. caressed and
laughed. and wept, and shouted with
all the changes of their intense mercu.
rial temperaments, kissed her boots.
her sash, her mares dropping neck.
and lifting her, with wild vivas that
rent the sky, on to the shoulders of
the four tallest men among them, bore
her to the presence of the only chief
officer Of high rank who had survived
the terrors of the day.
And he, a grave and noble looking
veteran, uncovered his head and bowed
before her as courtiers bow before
their queens.
"Mademoiselle. you saved the honor
of France. In the name of France, |
thank you"
The tears rushed swift and hot into
Cigarettes bright e~yes-tears of joy.
tears of pride. She was but a child
still in much, and she could be moved
by the name of France as other chill
dren by the name of their mothers.
"Chuti l did nothing" she said rap
idly. 81 only rode fast"
The frenzied hurrahs of the men who
heard her drowned her words. They
loved her for what she had done; they
loved her better still because she set
no count on 1t.
1.-THE empire will think otherwise
said the major Of the zouaves. TEL
me, my little one, how did you do this
thingr'
Cigarette, balancing herself with q
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1903-05-28
aChargel Charged Tue. tue. tuer

"Chargel Charged Tue. tue, tuer
Above the din, the shouts, the tumult,
The eehoing of the distant musketry,
that silvery cadence rang. Down into
The midst, with the trieolor waving
above he, head, the bride Of her fiery
mare between her teeth. the raven OF
the dead souave flying above her head
and her pistol leveled In deadly aim,
rode Cigarette.
The lightning fire of the crossing
swords played round her, the glitter of
lances dazzled her eyes, the reek OF
smoke and Of carnage was round her,
but she dashed down into the heart OF
the conflict as gayly as though she
rode Mt a review, laughing, shouting,
waving her torn colors that she grasp
ed, with her curls blowing back in the
breeze and her bright young face set
in the warriors lust. Behind her by
scarcely a length galloped three squad
rons of chasseurs and spahis. ~trampling
headlong over the corpse strewn field
and breaking through the masses of the
Arabs as though they We're seas OF
corn.
She wheeled her mare round by Ce-
ellis side at the moment when with six
swift passes of his blade he had ward
ed of the chiefs blows and sent his
W sword down through the chest
bones of the Bedouin's mighty form.
"Well struck! The day Is turned!
Charged"
She gave the order as though she
were a marshal of the empire. The IL
blaze fell on her where she sat on the
rearing. fretting, half bred gray. with
the tricolor folds above her head and
her teeth tight gripped on the chain
bride and her face all glowing and
q little amazon in scarlet and blue and
gold. a young Jeanne dare, with the
crimson fez In lieu of the silvered
casque and the gay broideries of her
fantastic dress instead of the breast
plate Of steel. And with the flag Of
her idolatry. the flag that was as her
religion. floating back as she went she
spurred her mare straight against the
Arabs, straight over the ~lifeless forms
of the hundreds slain. and after her
poured the fresh squadrons Of caval-
ry, the ruby burnoose of the spahis
streaming on the wind as their darling
led them on to retrieve the day for
France.
Not a bullet struck or a saber grazed
her; but there, in the heat and the
press of the worst of the slaughter.
Cigarette rode hither and thither. to
and fro, her voice ringing like a birds
song over the field in command. in ap-
plause, III encouragement. in delight;
bearing her standard aloft and un-
touched: dashing Needless through n
storm of blows: cheering on her "chil-
dren" to the charge again and again.
and all the while with the sunlight
full on her radiant, spirited head, and
with the grim. gray raven flying above
her. shrieking shrilly its Tue. tue.
tue" The army believed with super
stitious faith in the potent spell of that
veteran bird. and the story ran that
whenever he flew above a combat
France was victor before the sun set.
The echo of the ravens cry, and the
presence of the child who, they knew,
would have n thousand musket balls
fred In her fair young breast rather
than live to see them defeated, made
the fresh squadrons sweep in like a
whirlwind. bearing down all before
them.
Cigarette saved the day.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1903-05-28

surrender!" they shouted. Then, with
their swords above their heads. they
waited for the collision of the terrible
attack which would fall On them upon
every side and strike all the sentient
life out Of them before the sun should
be one point higher in the heavens. 1t
came. With a yell as Of wild beasts In
their famine the Arabs threw them-
selves forward. the chief himself sin
Cling out the "fair Frank" with a vio-
ience Of a lion fiinging himself on a
leopard. One instant longer. n fash
Of time, and the tribes pressing on
them would have massacred them like
cattle driven into the pens of slaughter.
Ere 1t could be done a voice like the
ring of q silver trumpet echoed oyer
the field.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1903-05-28

WANTED5 YOUNG MEN from Ian
der county at once to prepare for posi-
tons in the Government Service-kail-
way Mail Clerks, Letter Carriers, Gus.
tom House and Departmental Clerks,
etc. Apply to
Interstate Cores. Inst,
Cedar Rapids, la.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1903-05-28
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tfIzHts4 mHafssisssii lxt issE55zW
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The following table gives the arrival and
departure of passenger trains at Battle
Mountain.
wEsTB0uRD
ARRIVES DEPARTS
Nos 2s37. p. m. 2:40. I'm
No. 10 ii. y. m. 10sl3. p. m.
E~AsrroUND
No. 4.4p, a. m. 4;50. a. IN.
No. 0 4:st, .. m. 4:a5. p. N.
Local freight leaves earlin at 7 a. IN
Local freight leaves Winnemrcca at 7 a. M
daily arrives at Battle Mountain about Q a. m.
The Nevada Central arrives from Austin at
u go NJ. on Mondays, Wednesdays aud Fridays
and leaves for AUSTIN on Tuesdays. Thursdays
and Saturdays at / 20 i. NJ
W. T. oNYON. Agent.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1903-05-28
XIII.

EFORE the sun had declined
from the zenith the French
We're masters of the field. and
pursued the retreat of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-17
Star Want Ad Agencies.


p. =. Muilsn. 81 Ballard ave. OPP.
City Halt
Prevent prus Co, Ewing street
ard Fremont sVsnus.
W, a. Mansfield q Co. Druggist,
I'D and jackson.
ereham's hems Bakery, avs let
avenue.
c N Lehndreii, cigar store, piel !
Seeend
Thee Harris. ct Pestoiies, Renten.
lhtls's Pharmacy, let ave. north
and ttarrtsxy street J. II. little
prNprieter.
Carlton q Co. Druggist, coz. 8h
80. and Pss. street South Seattle
'. a. Mosrs. Pestefnes, Sc, pars'
University prus store, unlvsrsi,y
6tatien.
Howell 81. Pharmacy. ioe4 Howell
atrssL
RAialsr Pharmacy. Mr.. Clark, pre-
Prtstsr, N2S &, Madden.
eelauahia Drua Store. ". J. Stud
icy. proe. Columbia, Wash.
Br0sd ssay Pharmacy. y. e. Fisher
PREP eis Broadway and Janice.
Quaker prvs ce.. 1918 ~ ave.
lsary's Pharmacy. 21s N. Bread
wayi phone, Union ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-17
> STAR DUST -

The pulley MAKERS are forming a
trust Il ought 60 run nmoothig
Peter ~ acfxia has appointed a couple
~ new ministers 20 break into print
again but he never will mStu real
H0od story ull history fspsats Itself
lent Il about time that new pfeHiz
dent ~ the steel trust developed sane=
thing
Yuuna Rockefeller delivered n ser
mon tn Taffy town. N y Sunday ana
iu tbs course - u said. = see % many
people nolnE through ufs t. got all
thsy can from Others" Knocking the
Did man. tuhunNf
Has anyone a license fur the treas
urya Huatdlanf
All ia ia. Vlasxpalut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-17

over IN Portland they are hnkt"g ara
epidemic - milk poiooninE hnd. u tbry
nFr not aH unfortunate aH Seattle ~
the choice ~ public prosecutor, the
prisoners viii soon BE- clnchsd.
Masae some Of those iurymsn in the
THiman trial had teen roasted - "a
piece 10 the paper"
After an Il isa't sny worsc 60 hill
editors than " 10 to Kill ehiiaren, ana
in both cases t4. murdsfsrs usually
80 free.
A wife IL suing for divorce on the
nfunnea che IL only allowed 80
month Tor her support That man
woaid BE- haHom friend "a watch
dog James.
Win the start che has nov Seattle
shuuld make that Minneapolis Ca
posture look iiae al Inffaetlop u ruicH
Ia . nursery.
Down To- Illinois they ere said 60 DE-
eide murder cases b. fifpinE a coin
There mafe than enc case been de-
els'd BY the nippiue VI a coin Into the
iary room.
These eases from the Japanese col
ouy seuid dshsht the heart = an
afternoon tea kosiera Ever t1adY talsn
at once ana nobaiy pays any attention
ta shat AM basiy elise is EsyiuH
a,d new AorEau'H English a9sat has
been offortd = seat a. Parliament
Hadn't the rest q "a better a. beck
T. oar corner nov.
HusheY Helm Il certainly a found.
llaE
The game season Tor FespeEoaia IL
nos epsu b. Seattle
Mar Il aSid 70 b. certain IN Central
America 1t is tbs Only thiag which II
s-romafrow' Ecait has stopped TIE
prise isn't All fiHtt but he 10 great
deal aloHs seeam plIsiaed "a s,appiHH IN
Vaafts flans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-17
SUSPECTED Of
BEING SWIAMER

ON suspicion - bcinE Dick BraEdon.
alias BLACK wanted ~ North ait
ma fer swindiuF by fake photograph
snlargsnE game. p man Who save his
name aa r. J Mrprrmott Was ar
rested ~ the police yesterday after
noon At the depot
Detectives Lane nariles and ken
nadY made the arrest HraEdnn an
awsnn the description q the man
wanted and vas seen " conversation
with q Ars Nobiav. whom the sheriff
81 Sorth Yakima said Hfagdon would
meet here
Rrarion denies that he Il the man
wanted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-17
LEONARD iHLWck

William J. Leonard. who shot aud
seriously wounded Samuel orr last
January. WA found guilty of assault
and battery by superior court Jury
yesterday afternoon. The crime for
which hp was tried was assault with
a deadly weapon With intent % COM
init murder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-17

our customer sith AZ kinds. styles
and sizes In Men'a Underwear. cur
qualities and fgices are not esIunled
IN the city. others may show YOU
the namc qualities. but not at our
prices. That's what We mean. can
ami see ~ y. BROOKS a Co. 1891 "a
ave, Arcade bids 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-17

M0NE
70 STARTED saEHaY.s as "a. sssuss.-
les st ~ sFsissa e ta4as tnst -.
ss@rs aoaa ssrrss. sai.sssaa. tsssussss,
a.. ssasisrSsss s.s So. IS - :.
yaasAis s.mga. san
ttne-nsfsra - - tls - 81 sia s. - q a
. - nsfafH = - s m 80 80 aa
- nsssrs - ;. .sa Toe
Easassf tsFrus ia~sss fstss tanflssattsf.
- .sssi.''- $50 1919. ,sl,sa.,s.
vtRTus tan. ssa.s "a rssi ..sst.. isss
Ntstas uesfes tisss. ssreaa IS eltsns=
kia street
A HEHFEe7 AuGsE pises - hasras maaarF
- siaznda tsssifF. HafEhfH Aaasfaffs
wstst 4 1sssssy CO - Fifst agg
pafsisF 1ssasl rfiEsts sfficss. siftftiT
MONTY sassas.a sslarisa r.aats s.iafi
u@rehants fssastss.. ta@fa5as hqasss
WffhrHf ssrufifH arasst tHHiHssa n -
rfiaslp.i sitiss Tolra4a. sio Hsiss t.eas
81 essass sFsas.
A FEttAnLE si.ss 20 Eafrs- ssassF -
aisHtushs. =atrN<s fsusirr. tss intsf.sA
p , west 20. "a. s'r..s-
eoi4.1rEHAL RANK ln.rss a usslD-
haney ipaH@d - aaT ssoi eulistsf~i iss
TO LoAN rrtss'. passr a. - r.t. q
lnisfss, n.s'.s osnsf. 80 fssiss
Bushes. Chances
FfEkM fs6rNbEf -ons n tie 6eat
y ,ss e. 'a &C. F,,s, s, sss'9 ma
' @SoI, b. ~ R.s "a . &sissf 6lds '''
CAVE ard T.uuch Counter. seatinF %
and a nrst class location. 2 ranges
and ali hHiurrs complete, Including
Twins rooms Receipts - e. 81.
Price lsso 90 Walsef hidE
HAHHER SHOPS chairs and baths
EeCuHd RYe loratiou4 rent - re-
down and hhisncs monthly will
handle this. Particulars ~ walker
bldE
nUHINEHs cfIkNcEH
T. NJ HOaENH BAUM f.awTss. Notary
FuhIir ~ New York block Curpo-
ratiunn orEeniEsd paients. nenslons
We HAVE cash customer Tor -
piece ~ income property not 70 sS
eeed $1,000. close IN.
" ONO GEAL ESTATE CO.
1gis Second ave
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Architects
" W HoUaHroN. Hs-sii Collins
Attorneys ~ Law
a wAi,b knAf. H'ifss bids nun esa
W. d LAnHUTH lots Pacific block.
bucsionsefs
vi j. WALK M general suotlonssr. ONE.
z,ao THIRD avsnus, both phonsai James
~ snd a 11ff.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-17

An up-tosdats Illustrated newn and
feature service for afternoon papers
write Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Cleveland. o. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-17
SPLENDID OFFER

u wiu eitr prise ~ oue thousand
dollars - any man woman % ehild
aho ean tell what Isruera&tluator
Hcuits position silt b on any auea-
ton hs has notion 20 talk about a.
noun tomorrow. and viii make u two
thousand. " Reatt aeasut change htr
hiifsd sorsu times 'tsfcre tefnotfos
niaht LUKE THE LOON"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-17
Eastern coiiuuB Of paintExS
Dentistry

Second and Pike. Masonic Temple
Building.
This Il not \ college for students
none are employed or admitted our
star II composed q Dentists Of long
experience. who come here TO perfect
themselves IN cur eytcntifie methods.
The college fees % skilled dentists. who
come here 20 learn our system. enables
10 TO rivc the moef perfect work TO-
very moderate price. This IL the only
place in eeattle where an Absolutely
pHiulgss preparation il used 10 IL a
secret method known and used hN US
only. DO net be ulislcd by those who
locate In our vicinity 60 profit hv our
reputation. our prices are the lowest
consistent With nrst-elRss work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-17

Some hadY has auKgested Miles aE
vice Iasstidsutizl candiaats. he paths
- glory lead Bat to the grave"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-17
For sale-IIouses and Lot

MANuAtNs Yet WILL NOT OPEN
QefNn.
troom cottage on iat zstsxisa fest Al
S Se' N,le ~ ~. nsld ei'eAs t'em ear
Neautiful little broom cottage hloeks
frNm Madison ear Hns eh ast aNs
Nlse sottass u : faona 81 lot Nlso
Hnod location raHR trfma5 rflge 81 ~
hsautifui tome ep ltishiand t,tis,g
v.te a,gs ylS~ .e.,fl s,9ne,5 rfioA NV
hoepi 81 lpipn block Ha It, ave
s=ReoM hotel Tor sale g DO Ysa, we
have. hpt NOE allowed % puhilah the
reason Tor selllHs So cheap. All tHrs
niHhet with laIoe dmius foouv cl
fact tho beet heated hotel be- ~,
month don't tqfn thls down. beaa ase
Il = > value there are reasons WI.
Rud thuf dos hurt fvW stewart
stewart CO. foom - linton biloxi
PINE HOME.
tFeom house an 18Th ave n corner
lust eat ln .nrst class frrair A..
traetLNe Farten. iot eaSiN with 81.
ley 49, terms, ,,,s....u
ets HALEY biae thone Ftant 81
Acreage for sails
r.f rEnskN coMifNsN.,...-
tet'sft A'feA
A-c-R.E rRAcrs
Close n
rer Cin ryopie.
At Riverside Station on she Iuterurl,an
krauud between seattle aut Tacoma.
which = bsips sold out On acre tfafta.
Nth ail Fusds cut through and Erei-
isnd a store i Al niserslas station
and = fust ornes i soinE Ia. The
county bfidss v heated here
Thres lusrssra ~ ths lard is reilins
land TSs va ms isri5s q he Ssitaa
lend has usvrf oNrrgioWed. And -
ftsht - tbs stnns guaff1 station
The rrIrHr sol fh4a land rAnEr from
ttqe "a So per acre 0u Feff easy
TERMS - flaYmrHt
rtfrr.ausrieru - az aere "a berries
ln thls sicteit1 has urosiueed he pef
Gu a. the ariee ot see NJ Charles
y L tEimEN coMfANY
nEArTlFtI. acrv aud baH acfs tracts
fiEht 90 double track Hrnton car
line Tor sale chfan rs owner
stewart. rnUm s. t'nfhn biaek Is
Wrist assuur
hiNEHAlkk tract HHesfuIFth f1iIr
fsfra Cai ans hia Hrs fire fnf saHs ~
owner S Gn-sfman tuom y UniaH
hlask. - Firri svcnus.
Saf ssls-Hoai Estate
WHAT 10 NoU THINK OF
THIaf
Ia
TIVE lets Nxiae saeh less than
fHo hirskH fram Madiaan laEs
iva uzs Two streets
Ua
Conner sHzita - atiF9 nHa level
as 9erf fhrY Wtsi Huf haat
the sex cent - rsfi - ahes
NJ TTN&Etl q 60.
"a aluaE ulaek
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-17

Frank Sans, 81. Rent6n CECILIA
A. Russell 10 Seattle john ".
habbotts Seattle, HcnFyetta Brook
er. Seattle Henry y. keenan,. ss.
Darlington. Wn. Pcrmslia A. Chen
Ter. Darlington. Wa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-17

OF 81 sd ~ufdz Of tonEuf % psn,
the saddeat are thsnett might have
itsNn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-17

A chicago man has promised puNis
e. so. u his aoetFineH are received
favafahiF ln sSH Nurk We don't
~ang C. b. uutdans - ChlcaEn-Wt Il
EiNa him a uliliiun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-17

Me- Weeds aaYs she dasr net intend
20 SOC Fiaft fur ers1ch u promise
Sensible ART. 40 one could ever fscov
81 damages foF hat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-17
hun people first,

over In Portland they are hnYine ara
epidemic - miik poioonins ana. II they
hFs not aa unfuftuaat e a. Seattle ~
the ehoiee ~ = public prosecutor, the
uaiaanafs will suan BE- Ctnchsd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-17

Fpn = nkt.ikhlh 49, retttt.i.
aENF AfHNUfkNI NEAUHMH
LON = EAfl 10 CoSEtLI PROF.
tIFfNHsfuNE
lie tsita HusF ne - = = - 81 sod
- b4h fa paslifgeHF ftfsssra q a.
eept ans PENN uatf kftrF rHu have
haA Huuf rraHirz ana eat thea n
Yea are rat reffaefiH aaflsflsd
NAME Ash AunNEas FaoF
IfNl AgsI HNE COLONIAL. no.
Ttt cnTNEM FfftWF AVENUE
kNh SENECA HruEEr
VENUS TITS QNFAN Pact Prescott
nnh FufuFc ftn1En ti Nsnlfausa b. 81
ifts les ass. ftfinE thfa IS fnF free
test
fausian Isrnfat Nsndams 1st avs
E'iaEfWHs arts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-17

Mace some Of those iurymsn IN the
TIiiman trial had bssu roasted - a
piece iu the paper"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-17

or. tiao usai. n e Nsufsidsf. rFts# = r..
ufesnisaf sashisti commercial savings
snd trust business.
PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK ~
Capital stesk paia iH taeAnooI sarnias.
tles pess it v Aessgy ssshisf -.
bai,sa state. sai rarops
rus Fmar MAgleqNAL nANR o1
rsii 40 tarit.l iita 90 ashsrsi tanAtns
tasins.s tfrasagtsfa p. hpss ~.
= eassisf u D fsftht'st ssst = -
isf ssehanss - rfinsirsi dtss q taits
- Histss .aa naIeFs
cssh Registers
kfW8 50 81, sasa tsnss sssaaa hah4l
~ msAsa5 tauEhi. aHa 81 sfrtaHssa
NstiaHsi e.sk nssistsF Ga. .Us wasa,
tnHtau hiiaiun
asslnsss Colleges
hEdf nis,bala sas sssehsfs Asiss hssi.
Hsss s'eiisss hsesua sns fiss
ruor Mounfva saY .sa eisat sshssl
roafth snt feslsf
curles
Weir We oias cuHlsity She. fsas Ma
tsoe stfsstl infisn fsiiss. -. sisias sia
unplnssrs snd cen,ssesssr
frdff a6pNn 1nntat 4 hNff0iaa
80 - = ss,a.s'f .s,..,.ts 800 s',, Z,
sfsFts sfssI aHt re aasa ~ tuttiihas.
assasins ssa haftef IMPROVEMENTS 80
tsitiHs
Dancing Academy
TfiffFfff NB1k f-fi.siehcffffit ailsas
Hnlietil staEe danElnE ard hndf eai.
tnrs. fhene nsd z.
On g 1 Nri-aoa - - Afs.A. Va
prsssmsltna
nEfAAMAffSd slhGai ~ AZ III
ttorA fppiis ears uhtih leafuinks
nf,aamakiaE dans fuasoaAbis
KriHFFRH Iaalss Tallafins o.,
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