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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-04-08

In yesterdays item regarding tho
Austin Western road grader, purcha ed
ut nm expense Of 1850 to the ,axpayeg.
we stated that the grader n not been
used since it's purchase. This wns
intor nation Mt the time the iten. yas
written, but after the paper was uff the
press We learned from Willie Crane that
his father usei the grader last fall Oh the
Bullion road and that il did good work.
As the writer Ind no Intention OF mis-.
stating the fGcts, this correction is mnde
III Justice Ia all parties concerned. We
also learned from Willie that the grader
had stood ou' III the sun md storm ever
since his Ian" r had taken charge Of il.
This strikes the INDEPENDENT as rank
carel'ssm Is On the part Of some one, but
not on IN" part Of ROnd Supervisor
frame. He wonld doubtless have plac.
ell the grader under chclter il one had
been provided by the commissioners.
The taxpa!e rs Will doubtless be pleased
TO learn that IA road grader that cost
them $50 has been used once in nearly
"A year and that it has stood out in all
KINDS al weather since it was purchased.
HE poor thing cont seem to have any
one willing To look after il.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-04-08

DIR. T.. NJ. Ens,mr, one OF the bees,
known y" specialists 81 California,
arrived today and will remain here scv.
cral weeks. DR.. liartings has hi= regis.
tra'iuu certificates us required by the
laws 81 both California a:!d Nevad 4 and
VIII 1--WE y"n Il squur. deal nn all eye
trOuh!es.
S"uhnos john. al old Indian. WIS ar
rested this morning for beating u squtw
with "A rock. The beating WAS the ont
come 81 IA tight between Johns two al.
legged wiv"-, in which he in,rrrrrrd. talk.
InG 'h" part 90 LnS Younger spouse. who
was getting the worse Of the mixup.
" hen Suubuo,r Wac arrested hc had
succeeded ~ ronTdIng to a pUulticc the
fr"ntirp'"r" 81 his first prz, IN the mat.
lottery. who's" gray hair and
wri"i!"i SKIN, euggc-iimr Il couccrtina in
"rr-". ndi'at" that many moons have
iA"i and wan"d since she passed the
thr""'scor" mark IL lifu's jpurncy.-Vir.
Iinia Report.
The STANDARD says W. f.. Casson.
special allotment agent III the govern
mcut l"dIln service. spent three or four
lays 81 last week IN i'IlIun III the in.
'"r'st 81 the 20 !craigrut, regarding the
thr"NIig open I" excitement ~ the In.
dian reservation. ~ Churchill ouuty.
Tins reservation comprises about 10000
acres 81 as time land ns can he found
any where. some years ago congress set
apart this domain md reserve 1t Tor the
Indian settlement. but III only two in.
stances wHs the reservation taken al.
vantage 81, dur in the main to the ab.
II al water. Tie new canal will
furnish plenty Of water, and un doubt
settlers will acquire rights us eoou us
tn" land Is thrown opcn.
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w.. -. IL IDf-lss
Hospital Steward.

Beware OF ointnemts for Cntmrrh. that
Contain Mercury,
as mercury will surcl. destroy the sense
Of smell md completely derange the
whole system when entering through
the mucous surfaces. Such articles
shOrid never hc used except on prc.
"7. .uous from reputable physicians, Us
tso damage thcy will do is ten fold to
the sood you Can possibly derive from
them. Halls Catarrh Cure, mnnufac.
turcl 10y +. j. Cheney IL Co, Toledo o.,
contains no mercury, and is taken in
tc:nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system. In
buying Halls Catarrh Cure be sure O
get the genuine. 1t is taken internally,
and maie in Toledo, Ohio, by f.. j..
Cheney ~ Co. Testimonials free.
Sold by Druggists TIC.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-04-08

the U, 5. Supreme Cur, Yesterday
n 'nded down Il dec'si'n i'll the int!.ru'
cite Coal case brought ID, W. L. Hears.
During the hearing sumc ~ the uit.
ncsses refused to produce certain con.
tracts bearinR upon the business of the
rnilroad companies and the coal mines,
which action was upheld by the Circuit
Court Of New York. The Supreme
Court holds that the contracts should
have beed supplied.
The alley from Fourth to Fifth street
through the block in the rear ~ the
business houses from Wnterraantel's
store To tine Bakery saloon is in Il filthy,
disgrncefui condition. IRON Fifth
street East the alley is not 20 had. but
1t needs cleaning through it, entire
length. The authorities 'sh0uld take
the matter in hand ant SEE that this
alley AZ clean;d before warm weather
SETS III. 1t is IA micrubr breeder now
and sickness is suro to result il it is left
III its present filthy condition.
w. Loeb, private secretary :" pcusc-
welt III a reply to a letter f".m Volucy
& Gumell, denounccs ~ - he" the
statement published in the Utah
State journal that when General Miles
extended his hand to President
Roosevelt at the White House
the President:hissed: Il show you my
fnnlI cir y Tho T,x,l .F,.I
tract the statement on the ground that
it WIS made by a man present whose
wO:d is unques,ioned in the United
States"
y curious burglary llaa come to light
in this cit y When Mrs. nohhs left
this city - few months ago for IA visit
with friends rIacwhcr, tar rrsedruce
AIS l"f; securely locked up hld the win.
dows | olrdcd. Upon opening it the
other day il was found that someone
had entered aid .i",,' a quantity of
bci r'o.hing and u.u, Of tir provisions
which hat been It'll III the house
Strangely enough the silver ani ,ther
valuable articles wer" untouched Car
con News.
George Clark, IL hobo. was shot at
Reno yesterday by Brakeman -BCsa.'
Clark ami several other hrak-:ahn
tourists tried tn board an casibouud
freight train and Il r0w rn=urd. Clark
pulled a knit" and made "A lungc at the
hTukUmuu md tho p.Iu.r h,h1s i,itnl IN
the fight The brakeman fired three
shots. the last one passing through
CIark's right leg below the knee. The
brakeman board led the train and went
hurt.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-04-08
PSYCHIC PIANIST.
PROF. HERBERT

has parlor ut Mrs. Nulty's, Main ST..
Next door to Browns Lodging House,
where he will give readings daily
from o. a. III. to $50 p. III. at the re-
markably low fec OF $I.0O.
Your life to him Is like nm OPEN
book. lie gives names. dates, facts
anu figures. reliable aud Important
advice on all affairs In life. lie will
tell you II the II You love IL true.
who your enemies nrc and who our
friends arc, whom and when YOU
will marry, II YOU are unhappy, un-
successful, or thinking OF making any
change Of any kind. He IAN guide
YOU. lie gives reliable und import.
ant advice in all business affairs.
Prof. Herbert has made u life study
OF his work nmd Is capable to advise
you. lie tells YOU how to devotion
magnetism aud accomplish your de-
sircs.
Everything private ana conndcn.
tinl.
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FROM TUESDAYS DAILY,
Salmagundi.
y lovely spring lay.

y lovely spring day.
Or. Leonard left this morning Tor
Ely.
Now is tho time to clean up the back
yards and ALLEYS.
The commits si0ncrs yesterday rpruiLt
ed Eh. +. Oldham sheep inspector.
George NJ. Smith ]nounc his re-.
tiromeut from the G~ardnCrvillr Courier
winch has been constituted wi'h the
Record, Ia be hereafter known ms the
kcr"rl-tnurirr.
Jim Spcura stahhri Il fellow Calicd
"rcx" IN Reno Supiny night IN u row
over u kuitcful ~ butter. Spears was
arrested and Tex WIS taken Ia the hos
pitul. lie IL "criuu sly hurt.
The Miner says that Fifty miles ~ the
Tnnornh railrOHd have been graded and
tnnrtccn miles 81 the track laid. Track.
laying is progressing nj The ute oi
thrcc-fonrths ~ u mile - day.
Mr.. and Mrs. jos Gardner left this af.
tcrn0nu fnr Lrvclpck, where Mr. Gard.
uCr haa accepted II position with Baker
Bros. Tho yOnnG people TAX" with
thCm the best wishes oi u host ~ friends.
Robert Barnett, collector 81 internal
revenue IN thia district during Clrvc'
lands Hdminist miiurs. wa shot nni
killed sunday night ut the Tarnara
! mine, ot winch he was the HupcnutCud
cnt. ucar Torrra ~ the STINT 81 sonora
Mexico.
DR.. Fasting ~ becoming quit" wei
known from the Mojavc desert to Ore
gon nR the man who Civcp ynu immcIi
ate relief for eye trouble aud c~lassrs *
aCtly To your mcnsur" III" Doctor i
no fnkn. II" eau offer ~ r"frr"ur" hal
your ucighbnrs. Stcfravillr record.
The dcfcuao ~ the lirtkin case intro
| duccI strong evidence Yesterday icudui
Ia prove that shc has u double md wa
not IN San Ftnucipro when ono of III,
letters wHs mailed. Superintendent
Ford II the Ferry ~postrllicc cast doubt
nn H." Identification ot Mrs. Butkin'
! hand writing on the box of candy.
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FROM THURSDAYS DALI.
SalmaQundi.

Mr.. Garcia has hi- Worl:'s Fair sad.
die complete I and will ship It .omor.
rev.
Prof. ilcrber' Of Ogden. tn. psychic
prlu is, has nn Interesting al else
whar, Read il
Tho commissioners Monday APT r.. ri.
htHd 81. - us-is' :. coil rt.m. and
maintaining It county "xlnhu ut the
WorIu's Fair.
ttcr, Mrr"uith. wife AMI chI.I let, for
Lp- NmEc Pr. nr " 3 this afternoon TO
attend the Western Missionary Confer
cree Of the Episcopal church. They
Will be absent about two wceiss.
Mr.. Prunplr Informed the lNDEpES.
DENT this afternoon hat the location
selected for ,Hr lGdInn school contains
$40 acrrs. 1t III the Intention at the
Department 20 ultimately secure Ga
acres III Il body.
The D"La.nar Lode says suit WIS en-
tered during the week by Fred Carpen-
ter through his attorney Judge Henry
Hives ut Salt Lake against DeLamar's
Nevada Gold Mining company and +.
K. McNLmcc Tor S2j.r0D damages for
malicious prose cu'iou occurred drc:rur
the year i9n2, TN "A charge Of larceny of
3d. u" worth of anr"cynnide pruGucc.
FRO" the ""hpan!'s plant ut tins place,
where Carpenter WIS rmplo, cd as pre-.
cipator.
Frank q ! Ter, Reur's srcrcss-un bus
mess man, got in" ii row Tues lay ar.
ternoOn with J. G. Martin. husband Of
the woman who about :llc first of the
year rented the tbir! iiorr &! one of his
new buildings and stuck on, 4 ST.
i've rcd sign. Golden tried 20 yet the
woman to take dOwn the sign and she
refused. In the row that followed.
Golden struck Martin over the head
with his pistol and 1t was discharged
without hurting anyone. Golden WIS
arrested and released Oh nominal bait.
IL. \. NorthiDEtUn, AsS.slRn; tn the
Manager at the SontlH Tn Pacific Co. ar
rived III town this morning to distribute
to employees the lots iven them 10y the
company in Enst Reno. Their, have
been numerous e%quatb!es us to line
manner ot distribution but it was finally
decided to draw slips 81 paper ard ar
engagements were 50 made. Miss GLADYS
Prntt Was selected to draw the slips and
did so. making some people happy md
some otherwise. The question is set
tied and all are satisfied they hnve val.
ua"ir prorcr'y.-W ad .wortb D;spnttb.
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FROM FRIDAYS DAILY.
SalmaUundi,


Tn" Elko -four mill is undergoing ~.
pairs.
". | Robinson came mp from C'arlin
this morning.
Mr.. G. p. Griffith is back At the Mar.
bile yard again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan have gone To
san Francisco for a short trip.
hlr. L.. Bello Of North Fork, is at the
Lytton Hospital. E!c has u light case
Of blood poisoning.
Mr.. Rooher will leave for Reno on No
j To attend Il meeting ri the Bonrd OF
Regents. lie will return Sunday night.
You must hcnr Mr.. jay Henry sing
"Out on the Deep lie will SURPRISE
y"n. Tho High School Minstrrl- April
lG.
Reserved seats for the High School
Minstrel performance will be on ealc OF
the Telephone Office tomorrow ut ten
a.. NJ.
Mr.. and Mrs. Primglc left this morn.
ing for Price, Utah. Tho I~YDEpENENI
hopes to see them back again bctor @
many moons.
Rcno's chain gang struck WcducRdny
on account ofthe poor food given them,
Tho contest WIS q short one and the
prisoners won,
AT attempt WA made yesterday tc
bloy NJ King Alfonso Of Spain with q
dynamite bomb ms no wns leaving the
exhibition ut Barcelona.
Rev. Mr.. Greenfield expects to leave
for Philadelphia next week 10 he O
until the last Of April. Rev. 1'homa.
Magili Of Reno will occupy the pulpi
during hIs absence.
Tho school nnd hospital report TAX,
up II large part ~ orr space today. III,
ono will interest the Taxpayers and tlt
other the youngsters and those interest
cd in our schools.
Have ynu troubles or the blues? I
So. come to the Minstrcls. Tho end men
MCesrs Wright. Crauc, Schillcrs trou
and Carvillc will maze you forget them
Tho High School Minst rolls April 10th
Harry Davis hna written his iallic
That he has been examined by Dr.
TlIoma and Tint he pussod the physica
examination with flying Colors. Tier,
are now only two examinations bet wee,
him and Annapolis.
Tho jury III tho lio,kin murder cas-,
found tho defendant guilty mud ike,
her puniahmcnt Mt imprisonment ~
life. II Mrs. Bo,l'in il guilty of Ia
murder Of Mrs. Dunnmg aud Mrs.
Dcnnc. sho richly doscrvca hanging.
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FROM MONDAYS DAILY.
Salmagundi.
a Noble OutcHs:' tonight.
y splendid shower last night.

x Noble Outcas:- tonight.
\ splendid shower last night.
George Bruce and Mr.. Iriplrtt will
I'ay" tomorrow Tor - tnp Ovcrltu3 to
Gu,dii"ld
Don't forget the play at Freeman
Hall tonight. The curtain will @ up at
\ "'c!ock sharp.
To-day is brighter ind much warmer
than Yesterday. II nov IOrka ns il
spring hal kicked winter ont ~ the
back door.
The Easter services at the chur hes
yesterday were we'll attended. Both
churches were handsomely decorated
with flowers.
Tho fclta tor tonight's entertainment
have sold well and the prospects, are *.
ccllDnt Tor "a big house. Let us all go
and 10y our presence help niong Il good
cause.
Agent pruglc - invcstIgntrngt the dit.
f"rrut proposed sI'ca Tor the Indian
School. There IL nothing definite yet ns
to the lpcR'ior. but good progrcsa IL he.
mn made along ,hat line.
,,,..uo, I,n,,,r r,., ~ ,r,,;,
,,os ;,,,,I ,lood -, Li, hnI I,-t WrI,cs
lay morning. Ills icnth wns cnuscd
10y neuralgia 81 the heart. Mr.. Eagnn
VIVA a native "t ClIforn MIA ngad Is years.
TL;s t,,,rn,u ,ho r,rum;ssi,rcr
,,.,,.i fla, ,;,ot;,,ou ~ "a, r;,,znu, ~
u,Ihor, q et,,,np Fifteen mil.s cos, ~
wcl. ,ud established II ucb,,l ditrir,
Th"'" at" ten children 81 school = at
lI"iH"rn.
A. moc,,uy ~ EIk, L,d,c M IL
q T. hold S,,rr,l,y ui.L, ,ho f,l.
ow,uy REPRESENTATIVES, 10 tLc Grand
IrIcc wc,c rI,r,nI. Gcu ErssclI f.
| l,r,nlnr,. G. " Grnycr. \. w. ucssnu'
| Gcnrrr I,rucr. T., f. Kcyecr and ". W.
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FROM WEDNESDA Us DAILY
SalmaQundi.

See the new al Of the Rcinhart 60.
IL yom want "a rcrt a livery stable. sec
Mr.. Ma ycr's notice elsewhere.
Curd " Drake took charge OF the
Bulls Head Hotel IA; Wells on the lst OF
April.
+. L. Damn, Rcno's photographer, Inns
been admitted 4" the bar 10y tie Su
premr Court.
Spring and Summer go,ds. Every
thing new and styli.h i"; ladies nui
gcnIl,me m To wear, AT EngIYr's store. "
George Bruce and MIR. Tripictt left
tins afternoon for Gioliticld. The INDIE
PENDENT hopes they will strik" il rich
and return millionaircs.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Diamond will arrive ON
NJ, Il this evening Ia take ii position
with Mrs. GIrrccht IL Daughter. Mrs.
Diamond Is AN experienced ,!rcssmakrr.
Special Faster goods. \ large variety
Of shirt waists. nn elegant line OF high
grade silk and other skirts, brlts and
many other novelties just received at
Engler's.
At the Indiana convention OF PrOhi.
hitionists yesterday Il boom VIA started
Tor General Miles for President aud Fee
IiS 4. Nc Winter Of Indiana for Vice
PrcsiCdni.
George E~icnucu and Miss May Foley
who has teen teaching ut Pleasant val.
ley the past year, went Ia Salt Lake
last ui-h', 1t is reported that they will
Ice married to-day.
The N"H York world Claims that
judge Parker will have 500 OF the thous.
and delegates to the Democratic Nation.
al convention. Tho Worlds estimate ia
based upon kilograms from every State
aud territory.
James Il. wintrey, mn old resident Of
the TruCkcc Meadows and n pioneer Of
Nevada, died in Santa Cruz. California,
Monday. lie ia survived by u wife and
two sons, Prof f.. T.. Winfrcy OF the
Reno public schools, and William VIM
Trey, mn engineer oi the Southern Pa.
citlc railroad. Mr.. WIntrcy was Il native
Of Savannah, Georgia.
Ia the United States District Court ut
Snu Francisco ycs'cr'laylWillium DRsIln.
Thos. j DJtnpscy and HON ToOn wore
convicted Of conspiracy, Dishn and
Dempsey were tho deputy shcriiTs who
assisted Hon Toom in the substitution
~ Cl,innmcn held Tor deportation under
the Chinese Exclusion law, They will
10 sentenced tomorrow
Tho cnetcrdcra Oh route Tor GollncId
may bc cnsrly distinguished. They arc
known by the corduroys. the slouch
hat, The red aud yellow hOOis. the belt
and leather SHIRT. All Of these garments
prc immaculate in their tender rough.
ucss. When u NrvEdnn e,urta Tor the
front he wcaic hand'mc-duwns nt sS u
suit and IL comfortabi", though lcEs
2c,tc.
Oscar IIillcrbrnud has returned from
u trip through Starr aud Clover TallCyp,
From hIm we learn that ut Wells Sun
day forenoon. n house occupied by Mrs
Dclkc, formerly ~ Toano, and live chill
dren caught fire and was entirely dc
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-04-08

Commissioners Wea;hers aud SNYDER
cain" III yesterday. Both report plenty
Of snow I'D H.. ir sections.
The Republican primary election for
delegates To the State convention was
held Saturday. As there was only one
ticket i'll the field, there was no excite.
inent. Thirty-three votes were east for
the following ticket: T.. $. harrington,
g. II. Srroulc. Edgar Rciuhurt, Otto
williams, &. a. Gardner.
DIR. Fasting. an experienced optome.
inst. IL stopping at the Commercial
Hotel. lie comes well recommended
from slic western part Of the State,
where he has practic.d for several years.
Any u" i'll need .. his services should
call uIOn him ut the hotel. See his al
on the ith page Of this issue.
Iii" Reno papers are putting on many
air. over the more humble papers OF the
Stale The Gazette came ont Saturday
- nu Faster paper. Its first page is
ra,;'n mp with a handsomely colored
cut cr,hlrmut,r nf rive event !, r.,s ;u,c,.
i"! '" illustrate. 'u.i az the last Gage in
h,g ',rc ar" ..,. words wilson ychis.
kcy.--Thn's All.
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In';l" Nss"''"i!"n held Saturday after
.unu The ,ni.crs r.,or,cd che npnu-
ciaI affairs Of ,,,. Asa citation in sn,ap.
II % ditiuu .r,i that ro,r. bod n-,.
y.i.d dur,rp thc We IN. mrst i'm.
por,uut bv.,u..s ,rur.pc,ed wos ,bo
! election Of the ,,l,y,,, ,~riccrs t,, IN.
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Seven years ago Life, the great car
touH paper published u prophetic pirt.
ure III which 1t showed the lyrchmg
game ~ the future where school boy,
under the eyes of a laughing master.
would Engage IN huttcrrrg to death q
negro lai. 1t" now rrmcs back with
the tuliillmcut OF It's prophecy 10y show
my that III Spr uglicli, Ohio, at ihe
Smaller school there came ucnr being IA
lyuchIng with white boys play ing the
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-04-08

Tie pleasant To tnkc aud harmless
Onc Minute Cough Cure gives immedi.
ate relief IN all cases Of Cough, Group
and LhGrlbpe because it does not pnss
Immediately into the stomach, but takes
effect right 1t the seat nf the trouble. II
draws out the inflammation. heals and
sontlIos and cures permanently by en-.
Aiding the lungs to contribute pure life.
giving and lifc-sustainng oxygen to the
blood and tissues. One Minute Cough
Cure Is pleasant Ia take and it 10 good
Mike for young aud old. Sold 10y EIku
Drug Co.
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si.o!ed with most of the hnu>cnnld ef.
I'c's' The house was nndrr quarantine
Tor s"ar!ct fever, nur ~ tho ,htiurru
having the di-rnse. nd II f.w house
hold gon'is al lie yellow flag WIS all
that escape! the tire. The lire WIS
eau 'ed 10y 4 defective 3tovepipe There
was no insurance The family removed
to the Conger house opposite, aud sub.
sequcntiy bought it.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-04-08

Don't waste money al
don't take chances in buyir
promiscuously. Schilling's Be-
are entirely safe; at your gro
i2r'si your money goes further.
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~ ' 'fi'
!''''i""' "'e'"o"h 'ot Ia visit
"e"' ~ "!'h' III" SPECIAL Faster otter
'"H at ~ '-'!Tr"pai church. 1t will be
'o' "' ''''S" IAN
George Krs~lrr. chnrgrd with Saline
lipurr To- Indians. WIS Al. rh,rrcd hy rho
-" '''"''7S'"n'r !,f''ri"! on ar'
'"""' :" '' hr"''''"hcE Z" The "rI.
"'"'''
There will he a Tree illustrated health
talk given la mothers and d.urhtors NV
Ms. Carpenter IT San Frunris.o N, m.
Commercial Hotel raII n ON Tu,sJ,v
II ,pn have h"frrti'" eyes or impTop.
cTly lated glass = bc SUR an,i call on
Dt' Carpenter at IA" ~CummcrrInl Hotel.
~" Il" all prescription YORK and guar.
unite" It for is" year.,
Ju'.s ,l,uh. omen. -, r,,o, d., ,,.,L
'''S "'"'t'hf' II" Is on us way Il" br"'
"""c' I" pe''h H'''"p H''""r'hr. u"
'!> '' prospects 10 Ills '"c""h Tor Iced
TOT" '''"''' "'' Ni''""'''
The WORT! buntu2t IL characterized by
nn Eugli-h dictionary 81 mining terms
~ y lol" III the grunnt belonging to
.,.u,.,, >.
B,u.,.
IL II L" h" hoped Thai onr enthusiastic
president wiIl him~"ii follow 'h" Sn-'
H'Hi"h 81 li7 he" executive order and
r'''"'" T~cf"PuI"heI! tr"'" any cNrr"T'
stirring war news romr- and there's
anybody listening II, Eton Glnhr.
MrS' Ia ~ iF'hE'" "i% an ARRIVAL
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