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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-03-27
PERSONALS.

Thos. P. Gore came down yes
terday from Hidalgo county.
j. Foldren returned yesterday
afternoon from a short visit to
Hidalgo.
Frank Rhew of Corpus left this
morning, via Matamoros, after
spending few days here.
Miss. Lily Miller and her cousin,
Miss Rice of Goliad, visited the
Point yesterday, returning in the
afternoon.
J. H. Marshall, a commercial
tourist from New Orleans, arrived
on the stage this morning, and is
staying at the Miller.
C. R. Goldman came up from the
Point again last evening to spend
the night in town, but returned this
morning to 90 on board the steamer.
F. B. Garriga, purser on the
steamer Manteo, came up from the
coast yesterday for flying visit to
town He returned by the morn
ing train.
Lawyers R. B. Creager and R.
B. Rentfro of Brownsville were
among those who attended district
court at Rio Grande last week, hav-
ing returned home Tuesday.
Lieut.. C. n. Feamster, Fourth
Infantry, arrived by the stage this
morning, TO join his command at
Fort Brown. Lieut.. Feamster has
just received his commission as sec
ond lieutenant, being appointed
from civil life He is from Virginia,
though he has resided in San Anto-
Mo the past year, being engaged in
the practice of law.
Thos. L. Jones left on the stage
today, on his return to Memphis,
after spending a short time here
looking at the country. 1t is under
stood that Mr.. Jones is on a deal
for a good-sized tract of land in the
upper edge of this county, and will
return shortly to close the trade.
His son, O. E. Jones, who came
with him, remains here until his
return.
Judge and Mrs. J. B. Wells and
little son, Carlton, arrived at home
Yesterday afternoon, coming via
Natamoros. Mrs. Wells had been
absent for several months, visiting
San Antonio and other places She
lately visited Baltimore, Md,
taking her daughter, Miss Zoe,
whom she placed in a well known
convent in that city to take post
graduate course.
II. c. bennett has received a full
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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-03-27
For OVER SIXTY YEARS.

Mis-. WINSLow' SOOTHING SYRUP has
been used for over 60 years by millions
of mothers for their children while
teething. with perfect success. Itsoothes
the child, softens the gums, allays all
n-;n. c,.es wind colo, and is the best
remedy for Diarrhea. 1t VII le'- eve
fl,e moor little sufferers Immediately.
Sold by Druggists in every part o. TIE
world twenty-five cents a bottle. lie
su.e and ask for ''Mrs. Winslow Sooth-
ing Syruu," and take no other End.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-03-27
SUPPLIES FOR ALL.

Cant I sell you a package of
fresh peanuts?" asked the train boy.
"Nawl" growled the dyspeptic
passenger. 81 haven't got any
teeth"
"Then perhaps you would like a
package of gumdrops, sir" suggest
ed the youthful peddler.
Just received at THE HERALD Of
fee an assortment of visiting and
invitation cards.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-03-27
A CARD.
To THE PEOPLE OF CAMERON AND
HTDATGO COT-1TTFS--

To THE PEOPLE OF CAMERON AND
HIDALGo COUNTESS
l am just taking up my perma-
nent residence at Brownsville, for
the purpose Of doing a general en-
cheering business. Ny long exper-
fence in all kinds of Land Boundary
Questions has prepared me for do
ing first class work in that line; my
equipment in the way of instru-
ments is unexcelled in Texas, or
elsewhere.
offer you my services and solicit
your patronage. You shall have the
best service that | am capable Of
giving in both large and small mat
tiers.
My office is at the S. W. Brooks
residence.
Very respectfully,
GEO. L. CRUM.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-03-27
LOCAL ITEMS.

with merchandise from Galveston,
is off Brazos.
Delicious maple syrup, at Lay
ton d Haley.
The stage came in at $50 this
morning, being delayed by the very
muddy condition of ti,7 roads.
Choice nuts just received, Lay
ton d Haley.
The Miller hotel guests enjoyed
a serenade, lasting about two hours,
by one of our local bands last night.
Crystal Domino Sugar at lay
ton d Haley's
The steamer will sail tomorrow
for Galveston; connecting train
leaves Brownsville at nine o'clock
tomorrow.
Go to Layton & Haley for Cod
fish, Presto and Nuts.
The S. W. Brooks residence has
been rented by Geo. L. Crum, who
has come from Austin to make his
home in Brownsville Mr. Crum is
expecting his wife to join him very
shortly.
New potatoes and Elgin Cream
cry butter at McGovern's.
THE HERALD hopes to have some
thing definite to report concerning
the artesian well project in a few
days, as soon as negotiations in
connection with the er prise are
concluded
Best English break'~5t tea at
Layton & Haley's
If you wish to acquire a consider
able quantity of real estate without
spending any money, just take a
wagon trip from Brownsville to HI
dalgo and save the mud that &C
cumulates on the wheels.
DIR. Prices Baking Powder for
sale at Layton & Haley's.
The attention OF HERALD read
ers in both Cameron and Hidalgo
A counties is called to the advertise
2 ments in this evenings paper Of
George L. Crum, who is a practical
engineer and land surveyor. Mr..
Crum has come tolocate in Browns
Vile and solicits the p~--onage of
the people o. r0Is tito
q would bring my family to
Brownsville. but cannot find a
suitable house to rent, and do not
care to live in a tent, remarked a
certain gentleman who was here
lately to invest in this section.
"Why do not some of your rich
! people put up some cottages to
rent?" asked he. The editor must
leave the question for our property
owners to answer.
"A full assortment ofPorto Rice
cioars inst received at Botica de-
Leon. We control the sale Of these
excellent cigars and are in position
to sell to dealers. We guarantee
them to be made in Porto Rico.
). =. PuTEeNAT d Bro.
The city should be prepared fol
an extensive cleanipg-up campaign
lust as soon as the weather settles
The sun is likely to be shining
! holly in a few days, and the filthy
condition of some of the streets and
alleys soaked with these heavy
rains. will make hot-beds of disease
germs, unless they are thoroughly
cleaned up at once. A vigorou:
crusade against dirt and disease al
this time may save our people much
sickness later on. A little work tC
drain off the standing water in the
low places on some of the street:
would not be amiss.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-03-27

A phenomenal gold strike at
Parral, Mexico, has caused much
excitement.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-03-27

Mr.. R. Joseph, the monument
and tombstone man, will be here
on the 4th. Of April. Reserve your
orders for him. He does good work
and his prices are low. wk.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-03-27

II. c. bennett has received a full
line of samples of spring and sum
mer suitings from Wanamaker d
Brown, the great clothing firm.
Call early and order your suits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-03
ARBITRATION BOARD
WILL SIT ON MONDAY

Tie aays that rnarty q the aor-
uuipn u~n nuw running cars wsfs
signed wfth the company before he
strike ended. hut had never spne
out On a run Tor vAriaas reasons
Some had signed within = fsw hours
81 the strike settlement quite
number came from Spokane the
night before. nth@rs wers insxuefis
suesd men who had 10 Be broken
In TaalH WORK Is nnw Eoiug on.
r. - for these reasons that VI
merdun aew fnens are seen on the
cars that we're not noticed dufing
the strike. Secretary Rust ays that
whan the strike NAn declared OF
General Manager Grant told him
that fhe eunssaY's fuii carried the
nsHsa ~ 80 naH union men A
majority 81 theee have heen pat T.
work for To- arat time since the
strike
linton men have naturally been
suspicious At thslr appearance ard
have iuduie ed in considerable fkTk-
ing on account Of 81 when tn
formed II the true state - affairs
they have usually quieted down.
Many ~ THE new men are une
tfauhtediY incompetent and viii not
last long II is thought that with
IN a short time ali The strikers wiu
he back In their old places Until
the arbitration beard passes upon
the questions at issue reslIiao wages
ara paId to the union men who
arr temporarily out. from the fund
raised ~ the business men for that
purpose
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-03
BLUE LIGHT
is RAIDED
POLICE MAKE a ROUNDUP or
sALooN NORTH OF PIKE

Acting under orders from chief
- rsanes asllean CITY Detectives
Hubbard ard Freeman made tour
u the saloons IN the upper part OF
the city from FRS, avenue ana Pike
street narthward asst nirht -Four
women wera arrested Rs a result aEd
sent 60 the 20 Jail Three u these
we're found in the uius Light saloon
The methods ~ this resort we're sHs
posed ia the Star several weeks age.
A bad condition Of affairs Was found
t. exist IN some n the saloons along
first avenue women 81 bad rapu.
tntIan N ere found IN some. Others
we're Ffeauented ~ women u seem
ing responsibility.
Mrs A Smith. who says she IL a
Turkish hath rubber was arrested
on the street and booked 1T tho
police station ~ q vaEfant.
In the Blue Light saloon Mamie
Jensen. aKea - years. May Lyons.
hKeS, 1isseara. ana Annie Mcdonald.
nKfd ~ years. were arrested. All
spent the night In the city jail and
viii be tried IN the police court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-03

Tho ka@xa q arbitration which
wtn pass upon the differences be-
tween the Seattle Electric Company
and the union street car men VIII
fssstEss it, iahorm Monday morning
The taafa viii be composed ~ one
member chosen ~ each party -
The controversy. ard third chosen
~ the arNt two. The representative
- the street car mems union wtll be
chosen iris afternoon
The Sea sste Electric cAgnp.any has
not yet designated its representative
upon the board and probably VIII
not % - uufa tomorrow. AZ ne
sims limit for the nseetin@ Of the
nsaard exrarea On Monday Il Il pfaez
sicullv nsosssafy that is compost
zion hs axeH b Saturday night.
Considerable diAeHtisfaett1n haN
beeafus manifest among the union
men over the number ~ aan-unfoFs
men engaged IN the operation -
cars. II ia claimed that the e9fu-
aanY has Violated tts agreement g
fainatAte all fls striking employees
- rapidly aa possible. and has In
Stead been employing nss nun-union
men steadily There have hseu uu-
meraus rumors that another strike
IL Imminent on that accettnt.
Secretary y, A. Rust u the Wes-
tern Central labor ffHlpn sets tneAe
rufnora and alarms II rsat for the
present az least. by sy0wing hts BE-
lief that the company ia st0tinR
fair"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-03
LOCAL CORD WOOD
TRUST Is ACTIVE
PRICE OF TIE Fuul 10 TWENTY prR CENT THAN
SIN MONTHS AGO. AND WILL AGAIN BOOSTED SOON

faAss the ptics ffuu s4ib 70 s. =
saaa There are hofus Who ate -
aHehNFitAhie as e. assert that TIE
asae Of the regulation load. unlike
tlAs urtee suffered ayoseHtrastinu a.
tAe ahfHf flntr
sHW AAAH AAn ths lsHIas Nhs
laaaia aaXaneea and neW the houss
saiasf pays s. 3 feH = lead u Wpad.
faufuse4 20 be = hau rard. bat no
dealer IL the city iFmHeNaets a con
nstauae elastic enough 70 Ruaf2Htse
ll4at lad contains & ftnt half eofd
Not a 4afA psonftesot IN the eity
mllf affirm .sat iaek Of prutts de-
n nsfea aa&Hsf the AdEauea Ct saHne
months ago OF the later one Of
feW anfs aFo. Tut all say that since
ttsss present nftee can he obtained
there = ne reason MhS c. dealer
sf#fsHiHnt have III
meanwhile the public II undecided
e 81 mhsaA NNe the uset aesira bic
sasssitlan n afeathe tcss man. the
wafst ntHu uf tie piuufatr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-03

epsu. bat from the statement that
ali ieNsA women we're driven below
the msa dead ine u = g. h. in
frfns6 thai th#4 euuia ~ allowed to
els iheiF Collins there anRe'ssssa.
WHAT MAYOR SAYS
MaYuF ifuassN nasn u n - in his
paWsFs and Il surely y. ~ VII
cleanse the paved distf4et telNa
fsessF VA ~ - alHes
.Ahs shall hlsssaeH Ike > sass.
wa the Nay he pat Il this morning
= hen au0etiaHest shout the neaa 81
RETURN III ths old trnasFletn.
What's zha matter he eeQ
ttnuad. sAinf things all stght dow a
the0 uua =
Not exactly responded the r.
porter. With two Nueh dtv*s a. the
Mascot ard she Peoples tassteH
running NIaa aHeu ~ tbs corner =
aseuud avenue nuuth and Washing
tan street
Running = lie aHsa. 40 they. hss8
sesliaN tsssHes Wei. - me- tell
Yna eanelaAea the ulayur. mo the
ater OF iarer place = here watnsu arr
employed and Intoxicating lilaasa
saia ehaa ~ tolerated IN the paved
district hsiaW 1eatsf WA That r..
Il ! can hslH 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-03
|usor and Chief of Police Say They VIII Toier-
afe Variety Theafers and Like Resorts Only
on Cold Wafer Pian----Liquor Is Now
Sold i'm All the Show Shops

sell llaueF unaeFetasd that seine
H4aaf Was sid Ia tsgth plaees Wed
aszsssf ntsht bat then many pssas
fas = ha ta-ak the Al feafnmsHt Ct the
sfanA IafY As a 4HaHsA - 0pen Gn
everything Why, { wAH even aakesl
~ KNmhasrs aHd slot fftaahsae pre-
pffesufN II they eaata start uns
I have uessH given an efief to
open " anything I suppose thear
ed gsusteflasa eanasFt hall men ussst
hate ~ a AtsNHsd themselves 1T
sc ftaaeNeF. Il set The eet1sues
fAnf ths Qsaeea are selling il4tacf OF
beer vii Immediately taka steps
a9afnsE them
4 a. nat believe that eaf4vigtiee
eauId he secured against THE rts.ce
llka ne Naaesss TIE women tftefe
Ara smnsaysA - performers and
there Il na HHasaF saaA IN the fsas#s.
- faH as { aaa faEnrma8. 11seye =
= possibility thaI ths1 uaNht BE
FNsehsd under the atseFdxfiy heane
80
i have ordered the uofnsu uhe
have hsen b sae upFsf rssf ef tbs
cts e So h4Ea e. the red light dis.
sfsas hei1e 1aaAsea HtfHet
chief Sullivan weuia nes eafup4tt
himself u the statement that BE haA
- o. allowed faH eTfh houses -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-03
REMARKABLE
POST M0RTEM
CONDITION

nrw wEATMfNsTER. n. g. April
s.-aThe eorpae u John Newman was
brought DOWN from Harrison yester.
iAv. The body WIS like limestone.
al vas 20 hard aud brittle, aud
pieces IL Il could be broken on. The
post norton examination at Hnrri-
son revealed the fact that the heart
was 40 hard II was next 10 impoa-
sihle e. penetrate Il With knife.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-03

TBS pFks % cord eud Ia eaaftis
Il soliaB - psf cent ia no than 81
fuaastlss 49,. and Il - 80 he raises
ntifl higher. due nnIssE q the ufsus
ilssstn& sglN Of . lasAi trust. iaftHee
10 Nefssssissf II lssat ysars aud not 81
Is a.-ss# ~ s..pssis s.s4 demand
fMs4 NasetnhsH there saH a scare
ttY II arr wuua IA the seattle mar
act ~ Il usual Al thai time II The
rNMf a. the eakunN % flfn esFff
eunAiA4f has not YET t,sEun - arrive
ard has little fsaaIua II the IA
fsFas aaprly.
ms neAresty tast yNag NsH ns
xreafaf than IN previous fsArss hat
thB sseopia 81 tisis city MeFe zn
psssspssuus esanaAttun ana TIE dealers
ttsuasht that since tts efEsaftuHttH
81 eisfss isasna Il sse aeaa. fasf NaNla
exAes little fEutza tsss Eauafat rfssMs
s@fftss
a Fs1eefiHE waa heid ~ ShAef nesfs
ID every Nstsssa firm III ire eit4 Nhs
frprvssnted. ARD Il wha decided q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-03

r. Forrest. alias Eugene Ssioueke.
alias 3. K Tenant. who was ar
rested IN saeramente. Cal. yaater-
day. on a WarrNN sworn eut IN Sc
attic. charging hlm Hith robbery
committed here is charged with en-
fHTIuE fHH fEsiT6ffaf 81 . - fsfieE
IT Green Lake LAT December. gag
EIHz HHa hHd.ue Ihs members Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-03
RE EVOLUTION .
SHOWS GAM

Wilma. Aprii ! > Four t,attn'i.
ons II Turkish tfu'pH arrived to-day
a. MetruNifsa q reinforce the gar
flsnn iilefv Hgf0Fts from uAany sees
fiana show that The upgtslnK Is gain
tfsm III strength
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-03
THOUGHT TO BE THE
ROPE AND GAG THUG
POLICE BELIEVE e. FoRREsTAlAs EUGENE HouckE ALIAS
D. K TENANT, ARRESTED AT SACRAMENTO, IS THE KING
PIN HIoHWAYMAN OF TIE COAST

the family and stealing everything
81 value In the house.
The police believe that Forrest
uas also implicated IN the robbery
~ the Moore resideucgDn Thirty
second avenue. This @ibberY was
characterized By the RaGRinf and
binding or the inmates ~ ttr nst,ss
Three eeka ago Forrest left Sc
attic While here has was for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-03
M'AULEY'S TWO VICTIMS
ARE STILL VERY Low

sidt4ea tas maaf Msri,suH. HiH eon=
altisn tNfa mafntmE VAS SfActieatiy
tie aAs4a a. K ss8a yesterday Gzhfk
fha daefefs thoaxht 50 BE better this
HsssfHlnH
Iean ~ Auley. TIE man who az
the ahaasanR Ard who NAs IN turn
shot lsy fsatfsfi5nAn ~ GfAfnfh. IN
eth tn a nHeeaHaaaH condition. hut
may recover
No ehafa. eth be placed against
hgn unfN thHss IL = decided change
ia fhe aan8ils9n of HIS victims.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-03

yAnaem CLARK and william NJ
r4satsMlsn Who a4He aa1snHeH "a q
new sAsss4sfansn zhasaffuN HnraK NeNs
4 rstnY essnFntaK ass NslH hHNpEssak
zastepan fifr ard aeNfh
IRE psS3alssaaa Who afe atssnss5fk
thxsa e the WaystHe Mission hzsas
sstMg are s4Assss huFeknt testaf regard
iux IS YsSssmf4 thar thsf ssfs -.
teFAAq
F4~fv minute shs aaetafs hsiievss
fsszrmeaea their rEIRurNs - ufsHSfs
Fssssf8eFTs
assss.sss asanss ~stsHA.s afs essn-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-03
DIVORCE CASES

The following divorce suits were
Hlta IL he superior court this MORN
ina Frank Johnson against Annie
I0lusaa On Hfnuud Of drHeftiun
fHflH Hadfe aHaiHst John Radle On
~ 4IH=zlta azlf4zIls= d mes
.ua cammie etutty. on
iians
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-03
SUDDEN DEATH

JACOB +. Erickson. a we'll knQwn
cigar and fruit stand owner, dleY IN
q little room ~ the rear 81 his store
at SO FIRST avenue south last night
shortly before II o'clock lie hnd
been suffering from consumption
and heart disease for some lime.
Last night hs Waa taken aaffanlY
ill and died few minutes after y
ing down ON n couch The holy Hhs
removed to the ftauHe9 WHfaHn
marRtta and the euae Investigated rs
Deputy Coroner Wiitsle 9
CHICAGO. April q. wheat 80 T.
lll.n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-03

RAGING
n,pplw STATES VISITED To-
DAY Nv UNUSUAL WEATHER
CONDITIONS - TglEoFePh
Asp RAIL WAYS CRIPPLED

CHICAGO. April - sHoN storm
IL 9uuNuai severity IL raging over
shs nsfA4ss states. Accompanied -
aeelAeA dsup IN Temperature. Pr
several how're she ctr was entirvly
sas ~ stosn Communication with the
eas~ss word. The railways are
baby cffppisd. %
kAanAs cTT. AFfa sTwe
inches 81 sno$ fell thla morning.
followed ~ a downpuur otsain. me
n.srcary fell forty -six degrees IN
tweivs hours.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-03

s.ns- haii and variety
! a. ue~iy paved district
s..,ar wag wsi he clssssssi Z
- esss..s b. shz stftcsiY ten
o
- n-n.es ssd cAisf - Police
-. -. is Asafa sssHs5t = me
= m.aTAink
- says be has ne tnssa :
s.sz4ng xtca ana eflsaw g.
- ssxaait II WhAt =
- "a tesl1sr1atn
I. eFessai ffat< severe a6sFs
- sraF4sf are selling sHfaxi +
sssses aaskaiae, Etszfssssf tfaT
- fzss9ses variety thfatss
80 AS exrfsltly eEssssss
. 4 isstISxs ktshK aseaFs ia
- uhsrw wasusn A. EN-
rs shs 1afs aesssf ssias
- ~ IL the ehlef 4 psalle
~sssEax asternsf. the ississz
s. Z tazssrs q he F.eAss ne
q - esexy ezhef gssHe afstf'sf
Z -sssrYntst lneluflnx enc ave
-. ss.sxss e. raass ths AFfesf
u@yagna II sxsfy rsHs1a
.sas shls statute.
- ~ nes0s Aas ~ ehsnf q
ss.ss shT .u.s@thsn - rsse
= xsrlsts theAiNFs Ard dance
-. - ss~ssafss afIsHraf
4 "a As~f mhiSkeys a8n3 And
e sss..sssanss. since fits FFafNt
= .sau<~@s hAtae been aead IN
- s,,Ag x a. enmsrN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-03
CONVENTION
At BALLARD
independent Order OF Good
Tetnplars win Meet in That
City In July

tRFHNsAa " -" 3A+F
nAIT4AkD. April s~Ihe stps
ennvent,an 81 the independent order
81 gtooA 1.empiarN will meet In this
city on July ii. q and 81. The state
offieefe af the order recently com.
usunioAtesi wlth the ioead lodge
ss1asn thu subject and committee
svaa appointed 10 Iuves tigate and
learn whether che city could ade-
4sA fsiy entertain the convention. a
favafshis report was made. and thls
morning the local lodge was nottfied
that ID had been decided 10 have the
convention meet In Ballard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-03


- saaran narnlts that ne
-,-zsrasse alAa L. saeza Wind
! = - q hzscxicaflsax sis4iisfs
- sasxe halls aHa VARIETY
- ~ he a<nA&s al anna is8Es
Z - fsss p<vtsnss y h*sns
IsIe.4ssa Il the FvsNirsf sheasvf
z azss al wtxasH I've hl1eks -
~ hsz.s nrtsFs and tbs mayors
- - PRECISELY atse 81 the
- she@ssr. : Kss-eaGssd tszaksex
" ~xr~ fsasf azxxss TIE street.
- Il rsxpess ghief SailisBa
u16Inan t.z<s ~ believes ffe Mas.
- = sz9 sa4axH TIE fsss
Il - ARzses axw The sngv
~ xax new ruantnE N The
- ~ zistFzef.
- Nsxhg 4 third concert
s1ssas fapalatloa. sEn y
: zsszs-=sz.zzss.ssz. as running IN
ss<s!14n szsssrtes. Early il
<zsf i sas eg4sfwsi csased ~
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