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The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-08-27

Boston, Aug. 23.-The American
board has received from Rev. Sid
ney L. Gulick, of Matsuyama. Ja-
pan, a report of missionary work
which states that more than 1900
Russian prisoners have been
brought to that city. The prisoners
, are quartered in several large tenn
I Piles, are lightly guarded and are
given unusual liberty for prisoners.
Some, at least, are permitted to
walk around town with small
guard, and even go for baths in the
sea and to the mineral hot springs,
mile east Of Matsuyama.
Special buildings have been erect
ed on the drillground north of the
city for use as hospital, where
some five hundred wounded have
been or are being treated with best
care the country can provide. Out
of the total number treated only
five have died, the case of one is
considered hopeless, but. of the
wounded thus farlreaching Matsu-
yama, SO per cent. have been sue
cessfully treated.
Many cases have teen terrible.
The chief surgeon apparently takes
! great pride from the showing. He
attributes it to the special charac.
ter of the Japanese rife, the general
adoption of which be has urged
five or six years on the score of the
humane nature of the wounds it in
flicts, disabling and not killing.
He feels his prediction has been
wonderfully verified.
Five prisoners who escaped we're
captured after sharp resistance
with knives. To escape from the
Island is practically impossible.
| Toxic, Aug. 24.-Further detai'a
| OF the disabling of the Russian bat
tleship Sevastopol have been receiv-
ed here. The Japanese battleship
Ashai was detailed to watch the
Ssvastopol. Her commander re-
ports that the Russian ship emerg-
ed from Port Arthur Tuesday
" morning, and co-operated with GER
J tain Russian batteries in lombard
} ing the japanese forces on shore.
This firing bad been kept up for
several hours when the Sevastopol
suddenly struck submerged mine,
, The explosion caused her to list
heavily to starboard, and at the
. same time she lurched forward, al.
: most burying her bow under water.
: She was towed back into Port Ar.
thur by tug. She had previously
7 been injured while firing on the
: Japanese land positions from the
! outer roadsteads.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-08-27
Hot Rolls,

hot mullins, hot cakes,
made with Royal Baking
Powder may be freely
eaten without fear of
indigestion.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-29
FAMILY CARES.
This Information May be Of Value 70
Many Mothers in Mexico.

When there is added to many cares
inseparable from the rearing Of chill
dren that ~affiiction Of weakness OF the
kidneys and auxiliary organs, the
mothers lot is far from a happy one.
This condition can be quickly changed
and absolutely cured by the use Of
Doans Kidney Pills When this is
known the mothers burden will be
lighter and her home happier.
r. Brown, living on West Promen-
ade street, says: "a child Of mine had
either weakened or easily excited
kidneys. He complained at times Of
pain in bis back, the attack Of which
did not always occur with the same
severity. Knowing that II such
trouble was neglected in its inciplent
stage 1t might lead to a chronic case,
when / noticed Deans Kidney Pills
advertised and guaranteed to ure any
form OF kidney complaint, | went to
Bucker & whitney's drug store for a
box. The treatment gave the child
undoubted relief"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo,
N. Y, sole agents for the United
States. Remember the name-Doan's
and take no other.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-29
TIRED OF WIFEl MOVE
NEW ERA is F0RESEEE
George Meredith Prophesies Society
Soon win Sanction Marriages for
Limited Periods, at Pleasure
of Contracting Parties.

LONDON, Sept. 24.-Marriages fol
forty years, forty hours or forty mimi
ties, at the option Of the contracting
parties, will be the rule in the neal
future, according to George Meredith
the novelist. Such alliances will be
legalized under the new and, In the
noyelistis belief, enlightened order Of
things social. When this era dawns
the state will enforce a provision OF
money for the education of children,
and likely will distribute the fund.
This revolutionary prophecy is giver
prominence to-day in the Daily Mail
In his interview Mr.. Meredith
welcomes a free discussion Of the sub
ject, though, as he confesses, "every'
thing that ought to be said has to be
cut in half.m He adds:
s'There will be a devil Of an uproal
before such a change can be made. II
will be a great shock, but look back
and see what shocks there have been
and what changes have nevertheless
occurred In the marriage business In
the past"
Mr.. Meredith forsees great difficulty
in English conservatism, notably re.
vealed In criticism Of America, "indi.
eating the Englishman's persistency
in regarding any new trait as a sign Of
disease. Yet it is q sign Of health, and
l am very glad II any words Of mine
can help air the subject
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-29
KANSAS CITY STOCK LETTER

Spee4E . ne Le1Eer
KANSAS CRY, No, Monday. Sept
p, Ipo4-Last week started out with
4 loss Of 10 TO- @cents In the general
cattle market here, including stock
and feeding cattle caused By exces'
aye receipts al all the markets; 2 soOl
head were received here. After Mon
day, however, the market strengthen
ed up and the best grades Of feeders,
and good stock cattle regalned the
loss Of Monday By the end Of the week.
Demand xAs sufficient to clear out
the yards fairly we'll by Saturday
night, and less than 500 head were
carried over To this week. halt Of which
were stock calves. Medium 70 pooi
quality stock calves have been the
biggest drug on the cattle market fof
two or three weeks,and prices on them
did not gain any last week.
The fresh cattle supply to-day Is 2ls-
600 head here, and contains the usual
percentage Of stock and feeding cat
tie. The demand seems 70 be for good
to choice grades and for the cheapest
ones, leaving the medium grades a
little quiet. For instance, good Il
choice feeding cattle sell al s34 &c
1886, and the common ones at 23 q
s2.75, while those in between thess
extremes or at q Is TO s32, although
including a very useful set Of cattle
having good growth to them, and lack
ing only a little breeding or color
seem TO lag for want OF buyers. A few
successful feeders, however, claim
there is more money In handling thess
medium cattle than the choice ones al
half a dollar more per cwt TO start
with, because all Of the high priced
ones do not turn out TO be market top
pers, and many OF the medium grade:
do sell up among the leaders II
handled with good judgment. Ind
cations favor a very large business
here this week as receipts are expect
ed to be larger than the last twt
weeks, when $1,000 and $1,000 cattl'
respectively, were received here.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-29
vAS sczAIcK Is ExoxERArED
Steamboat Inspectors Report on slo-
ezm Disaster.

NEW YoEK. sept E-Capiain Van
Schaick. who was blamed IN the Cor.
oneris verdict for the Socum disaster.
In which nearly 1000 persons losttheil
lives last June, has been exonerzted
by the local Board Of Steamboat In.
spectors, which has just made It's re.
port The board finds that Captain
Van Schaick beached the steamer al
the most available point and all ofiti
cism against him is wholly unmerit.
ed.
The board condemns the absence Of
fire drills and 'the incompetence Of
the crew" and lays the blame upon
the mastern and pilot, whose license:
are revoked. The license Of Chief En-.
gineer Conklin also is revoked while
Second Engineer BRANDON is highly
praised for remaining at bis post.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-29
cherJewelryCO 60.
Snr O. rs>slo rspr6.
rnrY-srxE KNOWN DEAD


KxoxYuLE TESN- Sept &-
Ffty-nine IS tire number e dead &c
counted for 81 s oacaoek tonight in
yesterdays zilrOa6 wreck On The
Soufbsrn Railway near Hodges Tbs
list q injured VII reach 10.
The xrekage was cleared away tnii
morning a. 4 oeaock sufficiently Il
permit passing Of trains. and tranS
was regularly resumed
Conservative estimates p5es TIE
|hz sustained By the railway al trou
s7saae 10 M,0oaooa
TIE Knoxyiile General Hospital
which Is one Of The largest in ths
|South is taxed 70 lis utmost capacity
Six have died At the City HospitaI
to-day. and il is not ret known but
that this list mzy be further aug
mentsd Several Of the injured arr
reported in = prec1ri1as condition
with small chances q recovery.
In ali the churches to-day minister!
referred to ths wreck in their ser
mo0s or przyerS This afternoon thu
local Masonic bodies held . joint
meeting, at which = COMMITTEES va;
named tolook after dead and injured
members UE the Masonic fraternity
Several of these have been reported.
Every outgoing passenger train 70
day has carried dead bodies and per
sons wounded in the wreck
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-29
DEATH CRASH ON BURLINGTON
One Killed and Three Fatally Injured
al Rlmwood Rails Were Sus-
pended in Air.

PEORIA, III. Sept. pas a result OF
q washout on the Burlington road two
miles east OF Eimwood at $50 O'Clock
this morning, two passenger cars were
ditehed, one man killed and three
seriously and probably fatally injured.
The wreck took place at the junction
OF a small stream and the KIckapoo
creek. A terrific raInstorm visited
that section last night and the road
bed Of the track was washed out for a
short distance, leaving the rails sus-
pended In the air.
The train struck the unsupported
rails at a high speed. The engine
shot across and left the track, but re-
malned upright. The baggage car
was hurled into a deep ditch and the
smoker On top OF it. The chair car
remained On the track.
John Book fatally injured.
Rev. ]. Kinniston, Elmwood.
Frank Reeding, Galesburg.
NJ. Lentz, Galesburg.
About a dozen Of the passengers re-
ceived bruises and minor injuries. The
engineer and fireman remained on
the engine. The track was torn up
for a distance OF 300 feet.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-29

THE Carrollton, Mo-, Democrat is
eminently correct in the following:
''The only fight that the Republicans
OF Missouri are making on Jos. W. Folk
is that be is not sincere In his fight on
Doodle, and for this reason they claim
he ought not TO be supported by the
people of Missouri. II the Republic
cans can make any u believe this
story, they will themselves be sur
prised. II there is any n thing Folk
is noted for it is his sticking qualities;
SO far in his course no one has been
able to now him q single inch from
what he thinks is right. The Re-
publicans know this and yet they use
everything they can invent by lying
and otherwise to make the public be-
lieEe that Folk is two-faced. His
work in st. Louis speaks for itself; the
work he had done could have been done
by a Republican prosecuting attorney
in that city, for all the crimes occurr-
ed when St. Louis was a Republican
city and the Republican prosecutor
had knowledge Of the crimes In a
general way, but be never made a
single attempt to get at the criminals
Mr.. Folk did the work, be did it
honestly, be never wayered and the
people Of Missouri know il. A Re
publican that can justify his vote for
Walbridge or even for any part Of bis
State ticket on the ground that Folk
Is two-faced, will always have TO keep
justlfying himself all the days Of his
life. Call Folk dishonest II you win,
that viii make honest men vote for
him because they know their kind;
call him two-faced If you will that
win make men who have a single pur-
pose In life and that an honest one,
vote for Folk because they can rec
Ognlze q straight man. Abuse Folk,
cuss Folk 70 your hearts content, ye
Republican press and orators you will
ind that in the end this makes votes
for the man who has made Missouri
famous from one end Of this country
10 the other as being = hard place for
boodIers TO live. Folk is for honest
government, without any Doodle or
lobby attachment and that is what
Missouri people want and for that
reason they expect to vote for Folk"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-29
NEGRO SHOOTS WHITE kKx.
Ed Davis and I'd Parkx Of Charles
ton. No. Seriously Wounded
Excitement is Intense

CAIRO, I'LL, Sept Ed Davis
and Ed Parks, two prominent citizens
Of Charleston, Mo-, were shot and per
haps fatally wounded By q negro at
that place last night.
The negro was employed at the
Ocean Wave, which was a part Of 3
street fair that has been at CharleSton
for the last week.
The negro shot Parks above the
right eye and Davis in the right side,
the bullet entering the lung. The
negro escaped TO the woods
Within q few minutes after the
shooting the streets G; Chzrls5on
we're filed with CITIZENS with shot
guns. rsFolvers and ropes in search Of
the nssro. Posse were formed and
TIE night Vas spent IN searching for
hin
TIE balance q tbs negroes snpaoTel
Al I5R Ocean Wave we're placed In jail
.f-r EEzs kssF1g rs ghEre WIS talk q
T1sAE asE the ps1Ee being great
II EzE9ss@ and thE seals feared
t1r liz asssE q the nsgroeS. The
z1zna q zsa neErs who Cd lie shoot
1nx ggr15 MT he Ax-nsd A dlligent
sezz1a IS bei1g Ez6s fur him and
r-z1E Eu9he Is booked fer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-29
SAVES MANI DOGS LIVES.
One Man Pays Taxes on All Fort
Worth's Unlucky CANNES.

DALLAS, Tex, Sept. 25.-Hundreds
of dogs are killed annually in Texas
cities because the "dog tax" is not
paid by owners. Fort Worth's dog
wagon has taken up hundreds Of un-
tagged dogs, put them in the pound
TO be shot within the twenty-four
hour limit, but before that time the
81 tax per dog came to the tax gather
err from an unidentified person.
To-day it developed that Captain
NJ. B. Lloyd, a lover Of dogs particu-
larly and animal pets generally, was
the philanthropic savior Of the con-
demned CANNES. When Chief Of Po-
lice Rea privately called on Captain
Lloyd to learn how many dogs he pro-
posed to pay taxes for, the Captain
said:
San Of them. None shall be kill
ed.u
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-29
GRADE CROSSINGS
AXE SURE TO co


N1rox. Mo- Sept A-Ths grsde
crossing nzsfgn And e will Il the
Missouri RzIlrusd asa NareAozz
C5nzixskan car Do The wurk In fhss
dlrecis0n Il ssskS 30 sonunap2isA.
Chztraan NcCrsss q the eomuis-
xo1 sid 21ent The zAzy recent
grzas crossing wrecks with resalfxnE
killings II 81 Louis and cthex Id
towns
The EzeEs 10 abolish al grzeecr1S$
ines d b5zn1 g. eealnea Aw. Vita
in tbe E01th ! have heen foad b -
managers q thrse trszk ltness that IL
xituaisCn kze reached tae point where
IL wocl5 De e50n1my to establish cFsr-
head crossings ard fhzf tsey we're u
fxsgf u them Were IL not Tor %
position b. some q TIE lines th<y
wouid cross they would establish
then Voluntarily.
There were is deaths in Mtsso1ri
in the last Il months % grade cross-
inc& We ARE now On The threshold Q.
an era CT tnterurhzn eiectT1c lines Ii
the State. Tr4n8c on the steam roads
Is Increasing monthly.
The States Developments IS going
forward By boun5x The demand fox
every possible safeguard in rzilrAding
is imperative, and asa step toward
the removal Of cue Of the greatest
men2ces the General Assembly viii be
strongly urged this winter to declare
against grade crossings in Missouri. 7
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-29
Trimming Fruit Trees.

John Hughson, near Kingston, has
about loo bushels Of budded peaches
from his own trees this year, and be-
lieyes he has made a discovery in the
propagation Of this fruit. In trim
ming, be cut the trees in two ways:
One exposing the cut to sunlight, as a
top cut: the other as an undercut,
thereby shading the cut place. The
trees with the top cut produced
heavily, while those with the under
cut yielded hardly any fruit.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-29
Whereas. w. /. Hnlden ANA

Whereas, W. L. Holden and \
Z. Holden, his wife, BY tbeIr \
deed Of trust, dated June 3Otk|
and recorded In Deed Of Trur|
No. rs, at page 1852, in the Rsa
Office Of Audrain county Nilsson
veyed TO the trustee In aI'
named the following descrIhh
estate, situated, lying and N
the county OF Audrain, and I'M
OF Missouri, to-wlt: The west ID
OF the southeast quarter Al
southwest quarter OF SectiOn MI
no., Township Flfty-One t5ll
Seven ~, west OF the fifth PM
said conveyance was made In n
secure the payment OF two /
promiss0ry notes in'said deed I
fully described. And wheraI
deed OF trust further provides /
OF the inability of the trustee
In said deed OF trust or bis rfl
act, the then acting sheriff oiAI
county, Missouri, shall becou
successor and proceed TO sell tn
erty therein described as In said
OF trust provided. And wheRs
described notes are now due a
main unpaid and the trustee !
In said deed OF trust has 10 u
refused TO act as such trustee
therefore, at the request Of ths|
holder Of said notes and In pun|
OF the provisions Of said deed
l, the undersigned, acting SID
Audrain county, Missouri, as Ind
by said deed Of trust, will, at NJ
Missouri, on
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-29

kiaso1a Senator in WeElFalle Speech
SaEs States Voters Shoald Have
Cezrsge Of c~cnvsedaas.

MEI1SyTLIE Nc. Sept A-Ssna-
Fra0cs n Ockrel opened the Dem
oeratse campaign In this county here
to-day, in a speech whkh c~ontrasfea
the records OF wlorsdxe ana Rolk.
Harry HAYES wxs ADVERTISED 10 be
present. but On 2oosuat az an attack
q bronchitis vas unable 10 attend.
Chairman Gupton. o. the nemo.
cratic County Central Committee,
stated that M. HAYES EoaM address
the f=Pea q this eoaEu AZ = later
date
Senator Gackrell gave mast az hls
time 70 State issues and said he was
Srry be had failed b bring 10 the
stand to-dAys issue Of The Repuhlic,
in which Is Admiralty shown the In.
consistency q the Glo6eDem0crat ID
its attack upon FOX 10 this campaign
in view o. the praise IL paid him be.
fOre his nomination
III. Onokreil said, 80 the face az the
-
great record Mr.. Folk had made Ia
this state that the Republicans ought
70 have patriotism enough 10 walk "
10 the polls and denounce boodleisn
and bribery By voting for him.
President Rooseseltn said the
Senator, addressing himself 70 the Re.
pablicaEs IN the audience, endorsed
R0k, for | heard him say so my.
SELF
Mr.. oockreil pointed out that while
Walbridge was mayor Of ST. Louis,
the air was Elled with reports % Sovd-
ling and bribery, and that every bill
was closely scanned to see II it offered
any chance for the levying Of tribute,
and yet the work Of prosecution was
not taken up until Folk was elected.
Senator Cockrell discussed the
record Of tie Republican party In this
State. and that OF the Democratic
party. AMI called attention 10 the fact
that in Republican Illinois the rate Of
TAXATION was 81 cents on 500 valua.
ton; in Iowa. IS; in Kansas ca YET
IN Democratic Missouri it was only Il
cents. and ! cents OF this for the school
fund. leaving only 10 cents taxation
for support OF the State adminlstra,
ton.
The Senator reminded the audience
Of the fact that 1t was important that
. Democratic legislature should b
be elected il they wanted the work
Mr. Folk had begun to be completed
and i~ncidently referred to the fact
that = United States Senator was tC
be elected.
In discussing the outlook in an in
terview, Senator Cockrell said Park
er's chances were getting brighter and
be thought that there was no doubi
about Folks election in Missouri. HI
said the Republicans thought they
would win by getting the Doodle
vote
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-29
vEsUvIUs IN GREAT ERUPTION
Great Stream Of Lava II Discharged
Threatening Destruction.

NAPLES, Sept. 23.-Vesuvius broke
out tonight In the most spectacular
eruption Of the last ten years. A great
stream OF lava was discharged, threat.
ening wide destruction. Thousand OF
awe-stricken persons watched the
spectacle. The crust around the
crater has broken away and magnif,
cent flurrles Of red hot ashes and
sparks rise occasionally in immense
columns to q height of 100 feet, accomp'
anied by loud detonations and slight
earthquakes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-29
THE WIVES SHOULD STRIKE
No Voting. No Cooking, Declared
New York Woman Suffragist.

NEWCASTLE, Pa, Sept 24.-Mrs.
Charles W. Foulks, OF this city, princi-
pal speaker at the twenty-first annual
convention of the Lawrence county
Woman'sC Christian Temperance union,
advocated a strike yesterday among
the married women, II theif husbands
refused TO give them the right Of
suffrage, so the women can vote down
the liquor traffic. She said:
"If the men do not recognize our
right to political suffrage, the women
should retaliate by refusing TO cook
for the men. In this matter the men
will soon be brought to time and viii
recognize a woman's power"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-29

Il H ME-<E atNrs C a@e LKDGKZ
IN zszz Eyga1ssG 3 Ee-1z - te
zszEE csEErs<Ssx Tie bE Ds7O-
ezzE Al Cszi-zla O. Tuesday,
Ossce<r H. when Hon william J.
Bryan Hon J. w. Polk, Hon william
II. Wallace, Hon S. B. Cook and other
noted speakers viii address Demo
Gratis. Congressman s~hackelford win
preside at the meeting, and there
should be a full attendance from Au.
drain, Boone, Galloway and surround
ing counties. This should be a gall
meeting OF Democrats.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-29
Perhaps You Wonder

II the tormentlng cold that made last
winter one long misery will be as bad
this year. Certainly not. II you take
Aliens Lung Balsam when tickling
and rawneSs in the throat announce
tie presence Ct the old enemy. DO
no expect the cold to wear itself out
Take the right remedy in time. Al
lens Lung Balsam Is free from opium.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-29
A 100000 Fire in St. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 9.-Fire, which
started on the sixth floor Of the Chris.
tian Pepper Tobacco compaDy's factory
to-day, resulted In the destruction OF
practically all the stock, damaged the
building and endangered the Lives
OF the 500 employees. The loss is es
timated at $4,000, mostly by water
After all the other employees had es
capped five girls were found uueon
scious on the fifth floor and were car
ried out by patrolmen. They were re
uiuaA
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-29

THE editor Of the LEDGER has been
appointed one o. the Alumni editors
o. The Westminster College Monthly.
This Is Al h010r which be appreciates
very n1sh The No1thly IS che O.
Le vary best college papers P~uhlihsd-
and g1ozh be cordially HtranfIsd %
every TREND q tas institution
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-29
Peopls Believe In IL

1t has been cynicallY said that any
thing can be sold by advertising now.
a-days. This is not 50. Many lini
ments have been advertised but only
One-Perry Davis Painkiller-hal
stood the test Of sixty years' use. To
day its popularity Is greater thar
eve and is based not upon what the
remedy does. There is but one Pain.
killer, Perry Davis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-29
SHOOTS HIS FATHER
TO COLLECT A BILL
French Village Youth Resorted t.
the Weapon in a Dispute Over
His Services-h Bound Over.

BELLEvILLE, ILL.,, Sept. 27.-Becauss
bis father refused to pay him his sal
airy Of sl5 a month, due for somt
months past, Joseph Adler, Is year
old, living GEAR French Village, shot
his parent Monday afternoon in thu
right knee.
When taken TO a hospital In Belle
vile it was found necessary to ampu
tate the leg, The boy was bound ovel
by Justice Wangelin In the sum O
81, 900 to await the action Of the CRANE
Jury.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-29

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anN Ezzzzai1 zsu1TEt UE5a-2T II
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Ezu1E sH EH Ezze11E1zE &c T@
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E-azEzr -aA-EHanf wE Eol-aM zls
n@snN ~ w1Gst e1E rna wZ -sr-
rUZ Ezd E -zrE IN 13s zruEE
1EzaEEE an nHE ElElsc a. Ia
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-29
%DENoUECEs FLIRTING
IN ANCIENT CATHp,
Dean LEROY Of Norwich A,,.
Youths and Maidens Moi y
grace Sacred EdiaCs

LONDON, Sept. 25.-De,D i,
preaching In the historic o,,..' !
Norwich this evening, dsn 'r''
practice which obtains AMY
young men and maidens Of M
flirting In the sacred edi6cs Su.
service.
II ask you" said the ds,r ,
congregation, ito pray that !
which would not be toleratsa '
theater or the concert,roOm n,
be permitted Or INDUCED n
these walls, hallowed by ths /.
OF 800 years. | ask you to ~
ancient shrine and this still NJ
cient city from such a sc,Ds
preach and disgrace.
II might have taken ms,,.
legal kind to prevent this. but !
to rely upon the moral SIM,
those who love these services