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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1904-10-26
Investigating tuberculosis.

Macon, Ca, Specialize Georgia
State Commission on tuberculosis met
in this city to perfect an organization
according to an act Of the general as.
sembly providing for the appointment
of one physician from each Congress
ional district and ten from the State
at large, for the purpose of making
Investigations concerning this DIS
ease. DR.. Charles Hicks, of Dublin
is the chairman. There were tyu
sessions of the body, at which led
ing physicians Of the State made ad
dresses touching upon the treatntaE
e$ tute!eU!os!s,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1904-10-26
kinshil,.

So like the sunset of a peaceful day
You: presence fell across my weary way.
Changing each gray rock into a mass of
gold.
And gliding all the cloud waves fold on
fold.
Your twilight spell upon me settled
down:
Your softly sandaled feet touched mine.
Your gown
You gently wrapped about me, and grief
fled,
For I forgot my heart had ever bled;
No longer sobbing pine or ebb!ns sea
Had power to sadden either you or me.
Unto the soul those deep eyes mirrored
fondly told each secret wrong and fear.
And loved you more because you needed
Then came the day when I did chance to
A glistening tear upon your cheek, and
With tender pity, that you suffered. Few
Had broken from so brave a.heart. The
Hung self-confessed. for 10! your sorrow.
was strangely like to mine; the likeness
Our silver linked kinship turned to gold.
Charlotte Callahan in Donahoc's Maga'
zine.
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AssaiIant Identified.

Montgomery, Alamaba, Special
Judge Jones. alias Frank Smith, alias
Eight Rock, negro captured at Cen.
tury, Fla, who was brought here, has
been identified as the man who as
saulted two women. attempted an as
sault upon two others Of bis own race,
and then attempted to assault Mrs.
William Ledlow, white, at the point
of a pistol. 1t is thought here that
ha is the same man who assaulted
Mrs. +. M. Hydrick, white, at Boyles
Gap, and for whose capture 4 largo
reward wnH oileEes,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1904-10-26

lJohn y smith, a hospital orderly at
EoTf NOT married s Mary;laad nss M
rols mo..' @ , na.sa sa,.es s' t0 ,.as;a. au M y
s. ss anu Mnsn asae ~ s.sten 0p
'pealeG TO greslalentss g q ssss' Esosevelt:
An An article ofzJames seaByaine pub.
.lished in 1892 is quotedsto show that
the expression Of views. of candidates
differing fromEsthose' grven in PARTY
platforms is mot: n&E.r5 aaSs
President. Roosevelt dismissed Rob
ert., S. tRodie, supervising steamboat
inspector at New York. ,.s!s
n. IN, an pohooor oe +ba Psnnb,i.
o.n rnn oracs;ona1 mn;itt 90 s save
the. RsnGblicaHsswiII iiaye a majority
in the next House.. s-imr
40. s-1z$; "a - sf''Ss {.
An attorney ! 1oE .g Belglgm Jun declares
anlaetenpt Ups IS oeins maueeto .aae cna lne
: s'.ea. sss,.s 2sasess 4 3 essi'aW O. III 'ns oon;
gov ansn.s* W 4 'sSs
The:Wood worth Orphan Asyltm was
destroyed by fire Wednesday. Two chill
,dren are known 10 have a persisted. and
others injured by jumping N from win
.dows< ~, -. liz
The Episcopal-Ho Of Deputies, at
BOSTON, Spassedsthe sproposed: conpronn-
Use canon on sdiYoIee. e.e .satr9
Senator Culbsrson attacked President
Roosevelts Panama polieye IN q al speech
~ Ne| forh: IA 81 k -.=is''
! Prof; 3: H. Hollandera of 5BalimoEEe, ,
Sp9keoeLGEe 35s tns ln1lah eonlerenessal @
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1904-10-26
Teleoraphic Briefs,

General Kuropatkin has made good
his stand at the Shakhe river and Is
protecting his line of retreat.
The Infanta Mercedes, sister OF
King Alfonso of Spain, died the day
after the birth of a daughter.
There is "a reaction against mob
rule in Itlay and calm prevails in an
ticipation of the general election.
Republican national campaign maa.
ayers gave out table, claiming 2sO
electoral votes as certain for Roose'
Welt
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1904-10-26
Accented Invitation,

Washington, special.-senor Don
Emilio de ojeda, the Spanish minister,
has received authorizat' on from his
government to accept the invitation OF
the governor Of Florida and the mayor
of Jacksonville to attend the ceIebra-
ton Of the reconstruction of Jackson
vile after the disastrous fire. The min
lister has advised the Florida officials
CT his acceptance.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1904-10-26
Tobacco Factory Burned.

Richmond, Va, Special R. A.
Patterson Tobacco Factory No. 2, was
practically destroyed BY fire Tuesday
night. Loss, about 100000, which is
covered by insurance. The fire is
thought 10 have been due to spontane-
Gus combustion. 1t originated in the
granulating department. About 25C
persons were employed in the plant.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1904-10-26
Shot His Wife and Himself.

Mobile, Ala, special.-Wednesday
afternoon as result of a quarrel
Charles Harding shot his wife three
times and then turned the pistol on
himself. the bullet penetrating the
base of the brain. III conveying Hard
ing to the city hospital the ambulance
vas struck by a trolley car and wreck
cd, the driver being thrown out and
severely bruised. Harding and his wife
are fatally wounded.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1904-10-26
Homicide in Marlboro.

Clio, special.-The coroner's jury is
investigating homicide which occur
red near here on Sunday. Frank Seat
struck VIM. Sweat with a piece of an
ak handle while Sweat was advancing
on him with drawn knife. Sweat's s
skull was fractured and he died Tues
day evening Seat made no effort to
escape and is now in the guard house
bora
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1904-10-26
Fire IN. state. .oHice.

Columbia. special.--Firei in the,
celler OF The State building Saturday
night destroyedssS.OOQ Wortheofepaper.
stock, son (which ere eswas practically
aesins trance SThe:cause Of afie dire was
a defective furnace. pipe. The fire was
discovered at 1880 o'clock. The fire.
men, about finished, their job at ]
o'clock, most Of the damage 9haVing
been wrought by water and smoke
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Bomb For Spanish Official

:Bsrcelo .By. cable,-What is sup
posed to- have been an attempt upon
the life .of Minister Of Agriculture i: AT and
Commerce and Public Works salazar
occurred Sunday. A Dynamite bomb
was .esplo ed;in: the strestswhile CROWDS
were Welcoming the Minister, who had
come here Ito preside at the meeting
: &C the &C ham ber Of Commerce No sone
was injured ; but stha; buildings lin the
vicinity of the scene of the. explosion
Wereedrmaged4a d dsthe sg gr9Mdsaywere
sfhfoWas TITO q tiaa!c.s Sssayssa! ssss
Egfs E1eas' s e 's.ss-'. .as,s
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1904-10-26
Lottery Tickets confseated.

Ea New York, special.-Ini a series OF
raids, representatives OF; District :.Ats
,toraey Jerome's Of ONCE &c seized 500, ,oeo
worth oflottery tickets here care arearTesst=: .Esrss
ed ed six men and one woman, ~ resi-
4 dents Of the lower East Side, charged
with selling lottery tickets. Most. OF
them ostensibly sold steamship tick
ets,,e though one advertised his place
; of business as a real estate office, and
another was proprietor of a dry goods
store II SO ~ ( ssra.sx
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NO. A..
Thought 1t Was the Camp Pig. !,
rrr,.;1. II C-n11 ~ Dot CdopS r,a n

=
While X. J. Smell Of Potsdam was.
trading watches with a trenehman as
his lumber camp near Utica. N. "a
the dogs behind the house set up. a
loud barking. Smell went out to in
vestigate and discovered an animal
poking around in the darkness. He
concluded that the camp ;.pig had
again escaped, and after considerable
hard: work succeeded insputting tho
beast in the per. When he:went out
next morning to see If the pprker-was
all right, he was astonished to and
that instead of a pig he had put a
black bear into the pen. snelk avera
that bears are as thick as hucxlsbes-
ries in that section. The law corbids
that they be shot at the present time,
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THE AI'CUE TRIAL
Famous Case Brought 10 Trial and
.Yenife Summoned
ALLEGED WIFE SLAYER COMPOSED

Only Nine Jurors Obtained Out Of
the so Venremen From Petersburg
and an Officer Sent &c Richmond For
so From That city-An Essential
States Witness bsent Without Ex.
Observation-Disclosures Affectionately
Greeted BY His Children and Kissed
Several Times BY His Brothers.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1904-10-26

the number and disposition of the
forces opposing his left flank. The
seossackssmey be~felied upon lo@har.
rass the japanese line Of communi-
catiol,, besices' reconnoitering Gen;
eral Kuropatkin is with the centre of
his array. On. October. 2tst be per.
ssonafl:y conveyed sthe con gratila ations
OF Emperor Nicholas to Count P6u:
LOFT aid the Nineteenth Rifles for the
capture of Lore Tree Hill.
.elas. Japanese estimate that the
ssIassiansl loss in the battle will reaA
EGO 600 issnot confirmed here.
So telegram from Harbin reports the
passage north OF 10000 woundedsThe
b Iamaiader who are quartcred in hos
ssppItals %afss Mukden. cannot exceed Z. a
:afte@Shonsands. -ren.r-.
8 3 Z $4,000 Russians Dead.
Toxic, BY Cable.-Manchurian head.
quarters, reporting by telegraph yes
terday, says the humber of Russian
dead found on the battlefield and in,
:terredsap @to. TO g October %. makes to.
tal;of. 1856. Upon. this total Rus
sian an casualties. are. estimated: to ex;
sceed!s6e,o ,oeo. es,The Jap psnese captured
a,.total Of As Fgkas;" during the Shakhe
operations. :, The report of the Man.
churian headquarters follows:
|: ''TheS enumerated spoils, etc; Of
sthe battle Of Shakhe follow: <
Prisoners, about 500; enemy's dead
left on the field, 10,500; guns, 35;
f27 mfmunfttif 6ns wag CONS; 5,547, rifles;
$4,000. small arms ammunition; num-
5eFSsss wordss:S hoYels@axes and tents
Besides the enumerated property, the;
uncounted property, extending over Il
territory of Is miles, will reach an
enormous quantity.
4Thst eiienwfs dead is being inter
red with military honors. /
.S.akccording ltoathe- number2of dead,
the Russian casualties are. estimated
;at- over 6o;ooo.s 4s=ssz==s. 80 80 ::
~. captursd.14 japanese !: :. Guns, y
!, ST.. Petersburg, BY. ,Cable.-Gensral
Nuropa'Aih' IN d ulspa.en " itnpe -
Nicholas, under date ssof octoper ~
says ~, ..-r 4 Ks
~ 1.-The Japanese retired from ihe vii,
lage of Shakhe at nightfall,:. October 20.
Thursday night passed quietlyl along
the front"
dispstch shA1' to General L samaonoffs a says:
1.-THE retreat of the enemySMas precipi-
~Mesfeunds iIsseth theS~yillage: arms,
munitions and provisions 1Mhith had
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Attack British Steamers

Shanghai, By Csble.-The British
steamers PAX Kalg and Hoi Ho, were
attacked by pirates in the west river
near Canton Tuesday night A British
gunboat has been dispatched to the
scene.
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South Carolina Items.

4 l.. A. Martin, the sixth man alleged
to have been implicated in the Eutaw-
vile lynching, but who was not dis
covered by the detectives and special
deputies at the time the other five men
/, were taken to Columbia. Lawyers E.
]. .Dennie and R. W. Haynes were there
to confer with the men under arrest.
The lawyers will not discuss their
plans. but it is thought that they will
apply for bail. Application for habeas
corpus or q demand for preliminary
hearing are also open tc them. This
was brutal murder Of Kit Bookard,
without even semblance Of sentimen-
tai justification and Governor Hayward
has been working several months on
the case with Pinkerton men. There
has been heavy expense during the sew
eral months the Pinkertcn men have
been working, but the Governor met
this out OF his own funds, the contin-
gent fund having been exhausted. This
is the first time q Governor OF this
State has employed Pinkerton men to
run down lynchers. and it is expected
to have d salutary eject. Governor
Hayward is determined that. lynchings
in this State shall cease, and this Will
not be the last case in which he will
employ detectives to ferret out evil
dence.
At a meeting of th5 State board Of
health it was decided to take up the
matter of recommending to the Legis-
lature the turning over to the Federal
Government Of the coast quarantine
service of the State. ine president of
the board, Dr.. T. Grange Simcns, will
confer with Surgeon General Wanan
sof the marine hospital service, and al
ter consulting those in charge OF the
stations at Georgetown, Charleston,
+ Beaufort and Port Royal, Will report
4 back to the meeting Of the board to be
held on the Sth of December, when the
boards annual report to the Legisla-
ture will be formulated. The Decem-
Der meeting will also hear from Secre-
tary Evans as 10 the report OF vital
statistics from Columbia, which the
city board has for many months been
endeavoring to get from the city physi-
clans.
The Governor last week issued re-
ward of 5000 for the capture of Sam
Brown, the negro who killed Mr.. Allen
P. Hettington, at Meggets, in August.
This was particularly brutal murder
and it aroused much feeling In that
section of the state at the time. For
time it was thought Brown lad been
lynched. but he seems to have escaped
the mob that was after him. A reward
of s15O was also offered for Jim Thomp-
son, who killed Isaiah Jeter III YORK
county few days ago.
The Governor has appointed two spe-
cial Judges in the persons OF j. \.
Culbreath and J. P. Carvey, the former
to preside over two weeks special
term, beginning in Pickens on the oath
of October, and the other to hold a
special two weeks term, beginning IN
Abbeville on the TIA of next month.
The Secretary OF State issued two
elymosenary charters Friday-one to
the Morris Industrial (colored) School
OF Buffalo, and the other to the Mt.
Lebanon View Presbyterian Church at
Campbollo.
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Uinoc Events.

The PAX Hang is vessel of 4S4 tons
owned by the Kwang Wan Steamboat
Company, OF Hong Kong. The Hoi Ho
is OF COL tons and is owned by the Cal
Wo Steamboat Company, of Hong
Kong. The companies are British con-
cessions.
A number of boys ride many miles
every day on their donkeys to attend
the Gordon College at Khartoum.
Because 1t contained an article on the
Darwlnian theory Of evolution, Rus.
sian Archbishop t1an auppFeasud the
EssTs;aA &lmRaaa,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1904-10-26

An Indian chief in Brltishs Columbia
bought a coffin and a keg Of powder
and then proceeded to blow himself
to pieces. His relsiives are now won.
dering what ne wanted with the coffin.
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So far as the2sdi spateh tllse ts'
Far East ssssh6@ here has
change naFslatiys osi6Ions of The
hostile armies onfronting each Other
on the linesof the sssRakhes river.
There is an unsoH irmled report that
Russian force Of 20 200 oosmen have
been concentrated atsS Pass;s22o
miles northeast of Efao Ysng, which
may be Indicative Of tho direction in
which Kuropatkin is to strike his
next blow. Upwards OF 10000. of the
Russian soldiers woundedsid the baa::
:. tie Of Shakhe have reached eHarbin.
::s!Cold weather is causing! suffering ito
:: the armies in the field, although it
has: wrought an Improvement in the
conditions for, the moyements, of
( troops; "a report hassreaeKsd So Pc
1tersburgs butelacks confrrhauons that
the Bort Arthur feet has left its an.
chorage in the harbor and has taken
up opsition in the roadstead, ,at 4 =
kurcpatkin Will Try Again.
IS ST. Petergburg;s By seable:5;aThefe is
no change in the relative position of
the armies on the Z shakhe 5Sriver.
General .sakharoff .telegraphs that the
Russians have been bombarding
5Lamuting and the Buddhist stomple
at Linshinpu, while the Japanese have
been shelling the Russian position at
|, .Shakhe and, near Lindhinpu:&,:Ant AS.
. sociated Press. dispatch from Mukden
reports that the. Japanese arc forti
flying in: important; height south Of
Shakhe, and that neither side shoFssa
disposition either. to advance nor re-
tire. Another Associated Press >dis-
patch from fhe Rns nsfFont ssayssthe;
!. situation Sisesnot Fyatsripea forsthcs sre
nption~of-thc~of ofensivesghlss ssmea.
\ gre,bst signil ilcant7 admission. all mat.
etheS ScaasoE Slows to pass over aEs
diuub that. eesnsf
gal ur6patkinsss matGring important,
splanRand distAbut his forces in
Srealiness for another 2attempt ITO.
bre.k the japanese resistance. The
winds are. now dried by the winds and
frost; the cold is intense and flooded,
fields. bays;; been frozen. Thus milf;
tary movements areS aeflitated though
at tie Same timegie VIII Be more diff:
sfculfa to carrySon intrenching work.
An Associated Press dispatch fromi
the Russian front gives rumor that
sthe Russian forces madeS .detour to
the west. arriving abreast of. Liao'
Yang, but, there, is no confirmation of
this report. Great Importance is at
taehed to a report from Toxic that 200
: Russians have crossed the Taitse riv-
< er east of Bensihu and that 10000
are concentrated at Kauta Pass 20
miles northeast. This may indicate
the direction! of Karopatldln's next
blow; roR possibly it, is s5intended.t to dis
. aconccrt~the Japanese = and compel
them to weaken their, force on the.
railroad. Whatever Kuropatkin's ul-
: umate object may be; ethero is no
!. doubt that he is .desirous Of obtaining
J, the most reliable information as, to,
E
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1904-10-26

In McClure's for November, Sena-
tor Henry Cabot Lodge gives
glimpse of President Roosevelt as he
sees him. He says of him:
"No man has lived the life of his
time so amply as he;' no one has
shown humanity in so many phases,
no one has wider sympathies or so
many interests. 1t would be worse
than idle for anyone, no matter how
intimate his knowledge, to fancy that
he could depict character so many.
sided, so tried and tested in such
multiform experiences, within the
space allowed me here. His daily
life does not differ in any respect
from that of any other very busy man
,of great energy, who finds rest and
relief not only in active out-of-door
life, but in wide and constant read
ing of books-a habit, by the way,
quite as characteristic as all yother,
but OF which the newspaper critics
and humorists tell us little.
Theodore Roosevelt apprehends
very quickly. When he has thought a
subject out thoroughly and knows
what he means to do, he acts prompt
ly. When, after full consideration, ne
has made up his mind as to what is
right he Is unbending;; but no man
has been in the White House for
many years VINO is so ready to take
advice, who has made up his mind
more slowly, more deliberately, and
after more consultation than Theo'
dore Roosevelt.
Every nation, or rather every his
toric race. has certain attributes in
addition to the great and more OBJ
vious virtues which it believes to be
peculiarly its own. and in which It
takes an especial pride. We Of the
United States like to think Of the typ
ical American as a brave man and
an honest man, very human, with no
vain pretensc toGe infallibility. We
would nave him simple in his home
life, democratic In his ways, with the
highest education that the world can
give, kind to the weak. tender and
loyal and true, never quarrelsome, but
never afraid to fight, with strong,
sane sense Of humor, and with
strain of adventure in the blood
which we shall nveer cease to love
until those ancestors Of ours Who
conquered continent have drifted q
good deal further into the past than
is the case today. These are the
qualities which all men admire and
respect, and which, thus combined,
we like to think peculiarly American.
AsI enumerate them describe
Theodore Roosevelt"
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THE Two NOMINEES
Graphic Pen Sketches of Presidential
Aspifants
CLEVELAND AND LODGE WRITE

In Magazine Articles the Ex.President
and the Massachusetts Senator Faint
Rival Portraits Of Parker and
Roosevelt, .RespeetiveIy-Peculiar
Qualifications Of Each for the Presi.
dency Urged = Parker's Guiding
Trait His Constant and answering
Devotion to Duty-Roosevelt's Vir
tues lnnumerabIe.
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.PROGRESS.C)FF EASTERN WAR.
After Heavy Slaughter and Hard Fighting
: Both Sides There. Il is "a; a sLullss !.
gvRpRA4KIN is PLANNING ALLOW

- tarF .s3y :,-,t2s -. q $50 < IS
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Occurrences of Interest in Various
Parts of the State.
The General Cotton Market.
Charlotte Cotton Market.

These figures represent prices paid
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.sss- 81 le,e,s;s, So. -. ,:', S:s .ss~ ..qssss s

* 7,ns.,-s.-.a.ss.z..: s
a Report Of the Concentration of 2o,-
goo Russians Northeast of Lilo Yang
Gives Rise to the Belief That His
Attack May. Take That ssDireetion!s77s :
Port Arthur Elect Said to be Out
side the Harbor-cold Causing suf.
ferins Among the Troops. ,,.s,,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1904-10-26

New York, Special.-Former Presi-
dent Grover Cleveland in McClure's for
November gives his personal estimate
CT Judge Parker as a candidate for
President. He says of him in part:
"We sometimes find features of char
acter so prominently visible in mans
mental organization that, like the fea-
lures of his countenance, they need no
proof of their existence. This is pre-
cnlinently true of Judge Parker's in-
tent deliberation in reaching conclu-
sions and his inherent judicial conser-
ratism. These qualities Of his mind
are so distincly apparently that they
are at once seen and known by all who
gain the slightest knowledge OF the
man. This should make it thoroughly
understood that those who love presi-
Dental pyrotechnics must look else
where.
IT have known Alton 3. Parker for
more than twenty years. He impressed
me on our first acquaintance as sim
cere, honest and able man, and this inn
preston has, with time and observa-
tion, grown to clear and uldoubting
conviction. l am sure that | venture
nothing in making the positive asser-
ton that the guiding trait of his char
acter Is his constant and unyielding de-
rotiOn to duty. -
"Judge Parker's experience in ju-
d,cial Investigation, added to his nat.
ural aptitude in the same direction,
ought to satisfy the most cautious and
eXacting of his abundant ability to dis
cover in the light of constitutional re-
uuirements, and in the atmosphere OF
enlightened but conservative Ameri-
canism, the manner in which a Presi-
dent should best serve his country7
men,
81 am persuaded that the American
PEOPLE will make no mistake if they
place implicit reliance in Alton B.
Parker's devotion to duty, in his clear
perception of the path of duty, in his
steadfast persistency against all temp
tation to leave the way where duty
leads, and in his safe and conservative
$eonc nceptionsi of presidential responsiss
J.i1fioc - f.r-7
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"a TRAGEDY In COLUMBIA

Scene Of the Awful Deed Was the Old
!, Richmond Building Just Back Of the
Police Station. -.
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4Tslegraphie Briefs.

s s ss y n d q go s:ssz -. M Msa