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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-19
THEN AND NOW.
Extraordinary for Gold Democrats to Support
Parker in 1887.

From The Evening
Pest" September %.
1897.
There was something
delightfully."- Inconsistent
IN. the proceedings OF
the committee OF the ma
cioual Democracy in this
city last evening. They
first gave formal ap-
prevail OF the candidacy
OF Judge Alton B. Par
ke- fer Chief Judge OF
the Court OF Appeals,
after listening to q let
ter from him m which
he said ne voted for
Bryan last year.
This was certainly In
extraordinary position TO
be taken by Democrats
who had regarded the
silver issue as one o.
such momentous impor-
tance last year as 70
Justify them IN leaving
their party and doing
thel- utmost 10 help
elect the Republican
candidate for the Presi-
dency. They looked upon
the issue then as one FAR
above politics, being en-
ti-ely one OF morals and
patriotism. snd surely
this is pre-euainently an
issue Which ought to ap-
peal to q man holding
ore judicial Office and
aspiring TO another. For
a fudge to vote for a
candidate whose prin-
ciples he disapproved,
simply because Of q life
long habit OF voting his
party ticket. no matter
what it's character. IS a
clirlcu5 qualification for
hiEasr 3udic.1. honors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-19
WILL OF r. II. L. TOWNSEND FILED.

The Will of Richard II. I. Townsend who died at
Iryington- Hudson August T. was fled yesterday.
The estate is large. To mis- nieces-Euretta Wood
ruff Josephine Valentine. Maria Ross and Kate
Bryan-the gives S2Oeo each; to his sister
in-law, Georgtaua Townsend. 5000; 10 his sister,
Eliza Euretta Cromwell. son and to his brother.
Walton Townsend. annuity OF SS00 Miss Katie
Looney is 10 receive S75 A year as long as she
visits and looks after heretofore. the Townsend
cottage. at Bellevue Hospital. Each servant who
shall have been In his employ for the three years
previous the testator's death gets S5G. The rest
Of the estate is be divided equally between the
testafor's sons, John Allen Townsend and Ed
win :. Townsend. and they, with William Porter
Allen. named as executors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-19

THE Tribune Fresh Air Fund was the first
movement Of the kind in the country Every
other one. here or elsewhere, has been started
in imitation Of this pioneer. The Tribune cord
tally welcomes ali co-laborers in the lsld, but.
without wishing 70 depTectate in the least the
work OF Others, thinks it its duty TO Femlh1
readers that the Tribune Fresh Air Fund Is so
far as known. the only one in which absolutely
eVerv dollar contributed by the public goes OIL
ractiv IN the work OF sending q poor child to
.rd hrireiT7- him hack again. Every So iusures
such vacation 10 at least one child. Ihete
have been years in which, owing TO the r1aghi-
tude OF the operations of the Tribune treeh AIT
Fund such a result insured py every % V"'
No collectors ara ever employed and all colIec-
items made for it are purely voluntary. All eK-
peDses for organization, agents and the general
machinery of the charity are privately derrayed
fund There are no percentages TO collectors TO
come out of the contributions Of the pubic, and
no payments to agents, managers, secretary OF
others. Every dollar goes straight TO the oeneht
of 4 child
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-19
THE WEATHER REPORT.

OeiciaI Record and Forecast.-WsshingtoE Aug u.
for the season covers the region. Upper Valley
ana interior OF The Middle Atlantic States
tensve area central the
east Rocky Mountain slope
Ths temperature has fallen Middle ami
Northeastern states and risen the middle and
northern Rocky Mountain districts.
Local rains have IN the Ohio Valley and tha
South Atlantic md IN the Mississippi
River over the Rocky Mountain districts
During Friday the lake region high barometer area
will move over the North Atlantic States and the
northwestern low Will approach the lake region.
the lake region.
rain will extend over tae Middle Atlantic States.
INea and thundrrst0rms indicated for
generally the eastern and southern parts u
Along the Made Atlantic and Nsw-EuEIand coasts
winds viii shitt northeast; South
Atlantic Coast iAe winds VIII he hEnt ana fresh and
mostly southeast tfut Coast
Will shift 70 southeast and Increase in force.
steamers departing Friday European ports will have
fresh northeast winds and partly cloudy weather and
showers 10 the Grand Banks
Forecast for Special Locslities-FoT Eastern New
York partly cloudy today Vit showers coast;
Saturday showers warmer. fresh 70 cas-,
winds
Tor Eastern Pennsylvania. the District ~ Columbia
SeO-Jer<ey Delaware showers to-day and
warmer Sa turday-. fresh northeast to winds.
For Western PennSy wanna and Western New-Tork-
showers 10 day and SATURDAY; warmer saturday winds
shifting o fresh east and southeast
For Nev-EnsIand.- fair to-day. Saturday showers and
warmer: fresh northeast winds,
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FINLEY MAY SUCCEED DRAPER.

10y TELEGRAPH 70 THE TRI5rNE.l
Springfield. Ill. Aug IS-Mr. BaylIss. the state
Superintendent OF Public Instruction returned
home to-day from meeting of the trustees OF the
University of Illinois held for the purpose OF
electns a successor to President Alfred ;. DrarHr
who resigned 20 accept special office recently ere
ated in the Department OF Education OF the State
of New-York. The committee, which IS TO select
Draper's successor was ready to report, and
the meeting adjourned until next Tuesday The
committee has under consideration, Edmund
James, president of the Northwestern University
OF Chicago. and John II Finley president of the
College OF the City OF New-York-
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"rHs GIRL FROM kAYs" RETURNS.

THE Girl From Kay's'' came back to the Herald
Square Theatre last evening. and was warmly re-
ceived as II throughout its successful run
OF last season. The only change in the principal
roles Was that OF George Howard for Harry Daven-
port as Harry Gerden. The theatrical profession
was we'll represented in the boxes by John Drew
Miss Cecilia LOTUS Miss FRITZ Schef and the
principals of The School Girl company Win the
exception OF Miss Edna May
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-19

From Tho Evening
Post, yesterday.
ThoJ sands OF citizens
voted for Bryan who
had no sympathy with
his views on silver. as
thousands voted for Nc
Klnley who abhorTed his
views and practices in
the matter OF protection
our correspondent must
know that votes are
usually cast for Presi-
dent from mixed mo-
lives. with mental reser-
vations as regards both
the man and his plat
form, and from general
conclusions as 10 what
is best fer the country.
Before condemn
ins him we should need
&c learn on what
grounds 10 did so.
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NEWCOMER DROPS DEAD IN DENVER

tsY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBCSE.l
Denver Aug. B-SeiZed with a hemorrhage
as he was on his way 10 the postofhce this morn
ing Henry Bloomfield, who was thirty-hve years
Old died where he dropped, before medical atten-
ton could reach him. Bloomfield rad been here
several months. coming from NewYork City to
gain relief from consumption His clothing. jewslry
and other effects indicated that he well TO do.
He received checks from William +. Wright,
executor Bloomfield estate" His Newly York adj
dress was No. I24 West observation-disclosures
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christ's Mission, New-YorE, August L. 1894.
SORT OF PRESIDENT PEOPLE PREFER.

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: The more the light is turned on Roosevelt's
personality and his administration the more in
yincble he becomes The verdict OF the American
people IN November will be that they prefer man
with the courage face issue sQuarely
who crawls on behind after the deed Is accom-
plished J. s. GROVER
Peckvile Penn Aug u, 1894.
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FIND DROWNED WOMAN AND BOY.

LBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TElBUSEI
Pennington. y. J.. Aug. 1s.-The body Of Henry
Dunlap, the nine ear-oId OF II. K. Dunlap. of
Philadelphia, who. with Mrs Mabel Hart. Of Phila-
dephia, drowned in the Delaware Monday
evening, found upon a rock Milford this
morning The point where the body was discovered
is two miles below Lynn's Falls, where IL is be-
lleved he and Mrs Hart lost their lives. No one
knows how the accident occurred. but II IS be-
lieved that their boat capszed at Lynn's Falls
Mrs. Harris body discovered beneath the
FrenchtoV5n bridge yesterday afternoon.
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TRAHsPAc1FIc MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND
DAILY

The scheduIs closing CT Transpaci-c Mails is
on The presumption ct their uninterrupted Overland rz.,-
10 bort OF sailing The final eounscIaS nails 80.
Registered Transpscidc Malls. which a.
previous 6ayo close at the General Postoce Ssv-rorS
- follows
Philippine lslan1s VIA Sea-ts, close at $50 D nc
August -. for dispatch PER 8. 5. EanaSawa 8IarI,
Francisco. close $50 Arxux-
for ispatch = $ Alameda
Japan. Korea China ard SPECIALLY
Philippine Islands VIA 80
$50 = n August . Tar dispatch per :. siberia
Phnppne Islands Guam san Francisco cls<. mr.
Japan iexcept Psrcsls-Post Xailsl Korea Ina Ard
Philippine Islands. via Vancouver q
close eco .. m August 80. for dispatch ger q q
NeW-zeaIaHd Australia texcept west. New--a,ssoa.,
samoa Hawaii and FIJI Islands. va san Frznelsso
Sierra OF the CUnard steamer carrying the British
mail New-Zeeland does not arrive 70 con
with this 6is1atch extra 1lils-ccsins 500
m. $50 a an ESQ p M sundays a. 80 & N
and $50 o. m.-win be made % and .crsAr6et
arrival OF the Cu2srd steanserl
Tahiti and Naruuesas Islands via Francisco
$50 m september . tor eispatch g. AArposa-
via Vancouver and Victoria. 3 c. close SEQ D. m.
September 10. for dispatch per 5. 5. NanuSa
NanchuTta Eastern Siberia
Russia. instead OF via japan. the usual route
NOTE.-Unless otherwise addressed West Australia Ia
forwarded via Europe Nez Zealand via san Franc.sco.
Kueickow. szechwan Kwanssi. Via Brrsa india
the quickest routes Philippines specially adir-sssA
Europe must be ruLv prepaid al the fc-siyn
Hawaii Is Forwarded via San Francisco excl tssvely
CORNELIUS VAN cOrT. P-.tnAstsr.
Possorsee Nev-tork. " Y. August y. 1904
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FRANK z. ROBINSON.

Detroit. Aug. 1s-FranI g. Robinson. n mem
Der Of the editorial staff OF The Detroit Journal
who was well known throughout the State. died
to-day at Harper Hospital from urenlic POISONING
after illness OF several weeks. he leaves q
widow ard children.
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Postoffce Notice.

CShoud be real DAILY oy all interested AZ changes
any tIulel
Foreign malls for the week ending 20 1924.
close promptly in all cases a. the General Possocs
follows P1rcesPosc Mails close hour earlier
closing time shown below Pa-cels-oSy mails for
taauy close az = D n August Is and 80
Regular and Supplementary mails close
ton corner % Wsse and Morton
Than closing time shown below Except that
tary Mails for Europe and Central America via Color.
close one hour later az Foreign S-a-iOnJ.
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COMING TO PEACE CONFERENCE.

Naples. aug. Ex-senator P-incs Odescachi, ex-
Ministers Marquis Sa1 Gulisno and Marquis Cam
pans and ten deputies left hero to-day in the
cruiser Lig1Iria for Eew-Yorh They going 10
the United States TO participate in the Inrerna-
tional Peace Conference TO he held ST. Louis
On Rertember 10.
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DR.. w. q. PRYOR Ill.

Dr. william Ryce Pryor. OF No. West Eighty
forrth-St. is seriously III az St Vincent's Hos
pltaI. HIS condition is grave. and the physicians
are puzzied 10 discover the exact nature o. his
aiiment He was brought the hospital four days
ago from his summer h0UI@, ~ Glen Eyre Penn,
where he went for his hsalth early in the season.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS ct The HOTELS

ET.vTDTRF-ProfesSor HofTendahl. Berlin.
c5fLsEY-Fx- Governor ". J. Murphy: arizona.
HOLLAED-Ers!sine Phelps. Chicago. IMPERIAL
Ex-Navo- o L. Robinson. Elr1ira NARLROR-
OCGH-Generel Asrarnontss Mexico; WALDORF
Observation-Disclosures ". y PuQn, PerusvI-
yan!a, J. II. Duer Boston; ". 4. IcDoel, -.
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MRS. MARY C. De colCouRIA.
tBr TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIsUNE.l


Saratoga, y. T.. Aug. 1s-Mrs. Mary Cecilia de
Goicouria wife of Albert V. de Goicouria. OF No
3 West FIfty-sixth-st, New-York City. died to-
day at Fairlawp. the Saratoga summer home of her
sou-in-Iaw. W Scott Cameron. also of that city.
She arrived here four weeks ago: She was fifty
years old and a native of Williamsburg The
body was sent TO New-York City tonight.
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NAPOLEON PICTURE FOR THIS CITY
4 Large Piece of Tapestry Now Exhibited
at St. Louis Purchased for French Hospital
lay TELEGRAPH no TIE rRIBrNE

tBY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBCNF.l
st. Louis, Aug. N.-DirectorS OF the French ex-
htbit in the Palace Of Fine Arts the Worlds Fair
to-day announced that the "A by IS foot tapestry
representing Napoleon Bonaparte distributing food
to the Iepers in Jaffa had been purchased for a
French hospital in New-York The price paid was
$4,000
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Highest temperature yesterday. IS degrees lowest 81;
average "a for corresponding year r.
average for corresponding date last twenty-five IL
Local foreeast.-Psrtly cloudy to-day, with
w.cls.
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WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

Meeting co1teo 10 7au subway opening
ce.ebraron, city Hal p M
Eand concerts IN Hudson Sattay and v1.nm u Seward
PARIS, >.
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Bar.
Inch
sos

IN this diagram the continuous white shows
IN indicated Tribune's
recording barometer. The shows the tenn
perature recorded by the local Weather Bureau
Local Official Record.-The following official record
from the Weather Bureau shows the changes in the
pe-aturs for ths last twenty-four hours comparison
with Ii. corresponding OF year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-19

SIX q Henry ". Savage's companies now re-
heaTsing IN New-York City. They The Sultan
of SuIu." Prince OF Pilsen' Peggy from Paris, -
the Eastern ana Western County Chairman COM
panies and the chorus OF the big organization that
VIII sing "Parsifal' in English.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-19

The funeral OF Mrs. de Goicouria will take place
az No. IS West F1fty-slxth-st Sunday at 10
q. n. Before her marriage Mrs. de Goicodra was
Miss Wau.
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.
z DE FONTENOY.

Charles Frohnlan will introduce in The School
Girl new song by John ". Bratton with words
by Paul West. called In Black and White" Mr.
Water Wagon Now $50
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS

SATURDAY (2Othf-At - H. for Europa per g
tierranic via Chsrbourg and Southampton mail
o dlrected s. Gsrrnznlc''l- a to-
Europe Erruria- Queenstown IIve--
POOL; $50 for Belgium direct per Finland
Cna- must De directed Ftoland''l. a II 90
a. n for Scotland direcc per :. Columbia (nau
be directed per =. ; Coiurnoia''l-
ESLlAI l&S1--A- 80 a N. Netherlands direct.
Der 5. :. StatsE5a1 mail Be directed PER
Sta-snGzz1 al $50 supplementary II a.
Europe. per : = kTOnPrtn1 Wilhelm. VIA Plymouth,
ChsrboC-g ard EreIsu
SOIICE-Fve cents Per half ounce In sdditian he
resaaT postage must D. prsra11 al Letters
warded BY the Supplementary Mails. and letters
Posted IN the drops nlarSed Letters Tor Foreign
Countries after the Ciosirg OF Regular Asll
tOr dispatch % particular vessel viii for
varde6 unless such additional postage fully u-s-
PAID thereon by Stamps Supplementary Transatlantic
Malls also aue1 The piers OF the American
English and French STEAMERS whenever the ssIiLays
3 - H. later be de-
pcsttsd IT the mail boxes the piers
Lines sailing from Ho0ozsn- The OF N. pfers
open hour and half before sailing tine ard
close before sailing Cir-s. Only rszuisr
postage GeCters . cents ha1 Is required on
articles mailed the piers CO the American v1ilrs
tSsa double pcSraS3
Netrsrs 10 cents halt ou1ce} other Lines.
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D Coicouria. Mar @ Neison FT'ldy n
s,5 ,ssss \ s s4 E ssI.s P
! aaR&s' M i:ss'" J.
C1A5 widoT q hon Eivari ! Caho01, q Iy
e. r' n OF Rroosya y y Notes & funeral hsTsaitsr
De GoIcoURIA-Ma-y Cecilia. wife q Albert V Dc
ooaTs ns On Ia a IS IS West s1ts Rev
Y6rx - sunday. 10 o'clock
roLFER-,layh-w worth Folses son q tAs late Er.4-
fiaisor ~ y, saturday. August % at eiock.
ciaRRrrrvov-on August IT 1904. at his residences.
FareoecN EEseeoTn '5aEFsSonss u; vs sn ~ Si. az
FuneFsI his late residence en- Iriday Augst ~
-ersrsTy. baltimore Nd Baltimore pagers please
copy
GIGNoux-suddenly on wsan-.aay. august 4, 1eo4;;
a 5sa .an Il Charles Christmas ana rzaa
fss54 an sata-say August 20 } ,. N. special
ca win Re attached tue train leaving Long IslAnI
CITY a :.
HAws. GssHss , ! HENRY IN T HAS ana Aq,: s IS
81 ne o sts j saeag ana 1 II s o. sss'''
MAsoN-Ae wisdgnssa GERMANY august y- T. sogsis E
& o5 EssP5 Of A san Gi a:sr '' '
NELsoN-,As Noun Kisoo T. = on CIV, wetnssdsy An
her ssth ysaF FUNERAL services from ats gssidsaee
6oIa arasss win meet tram Isavins Grand cen
etery
NOTT-suddenly. Portland, Me- Dr. T. J. Mott,
Madlson-avs Nsw-Tork City. Funeral Sat
urday afternoon at Crescent SUIT. Ne
SMITH Suddenly the Chelsea. No % West Twenty
tAird-st. August Is 1904. Edwin Porter smith,
son Mary Hepburn and lass Edwin Porter smith.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
TNoI-rEN-As Avou-by-the-Ssa J. suddenly o
2p Ss5v on w 81 w u oeS ana aa 4e
OF the iaIe John saturday august
20 al IL = m, 4 Avon. " J. Train New-Iorx
; IS N. Pennsylvania Railroad.
CEMETERIES.
Great PiueIawn Cemetery. Beautiful private STA
ton building CT Vermont granite 40 ". 34th
UNDERfAkERS.
Frank = Campbsll, esd s;.-Stephsa Merritt Er,brx
inst Tel 1894 ana 1895 Chelsea 2t1-3 West 2sd
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Katherine Florence has been engaged by Charles
FTohnan to appear in the New-York run of Pr
neTo's play Lefty" Miss Florence viii play the
part % Mrs Ivor Crosbie
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Total August le. 1eo4. ........,

either nv check express or postofIlce money or
der and should be made payable 10 the tribune
Fresh Air Fund.
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Married.

IL pure Don't let your grocer work OF cheap and
dangerous substitute. Insist on having Burnstts
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The company which is to present Bird Centre"
under the mama ernent OF Messrs. Harln, Mitchell
and Fields left this city last night special train
over the West Shore Railroad This comedy. by
Glen Marlborough author of The Wizard OF OF"
and Babes III Toyland,'' is based on the cartoons
Of John !. McCutcheon. II will open in Peoria on
Monday night and, after a week OF night
STANDS VIII 20 10 the Grand Opera House. Chica go
ter d FHIr; from chicago II VIII be brought back
6amlln Julian Mitchell. Lew NJ. Fields, George
R!ehards, William Burress, Charles Wayne Eugene
QRourke; Louis Payne: Samuel Colt, Clayton
Legge Frank Todd; Edward J. Connolly. al
and and Misses Mabel stTickland, Eselle Mortimer,
Grace Field. Sue KelleheT, Loretta Macdonald,
stella Beardsley. Susie Pitt, Caroline Fostelle and
Clara Pitt.
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MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. ucrr-
TRASsPACETc

CE3A--Vts Port Tampa. Fiertea closes 81 rnss 90.
daily. Thursday . f+Ia r,-,~----s
nails close MsndsFs Wssusxdsys And ssr.-
MEXICO CITY-ovsrlant unless specially satr,s,.1 f.
dispatch BY closes cfc. ralIy sx,sr
sunday. a. so ? m and 1e:S0 p N sIldays a: 4
~ 1880 2 m
NEWFOUNpLAND except ParceIs-Pose 3.aIss-By rar
to Sy1ney. and thence by
$50 ,. connecting main clos. ~.
every Monday Wednesday and Ssturday}- - -
Boston thenc, ev
closes this Office at $50 Tuesday and Fr.isy
MIQCELOS.-By rail- - Boston themes ny .tsar1s-
closes q this od1cs daily A. $50 p u.
BRITISH HONDURAS HONDURAS
GUATEMALA BY rail 70 Nss-Ori-sns. ehenc, s~
ibis oilce daily. except Ss.-.av
N and FlUTt 2. ar II r.
t10:30 D. m colnecri=s Eal closes A,ndays a
Ti0}0 D
COSTA RICA.-By ran 70 New-OrIesns ana ts,,,. h
steamer. rs.s o6Cs daily. excepr SIrasr
It;J9 9. ard Tio;S9 Sundays II D m Al.
7i0,30 connecting mai closes hsrs Tuesdays a.
TI0.3O
NICARAGUA Ease CCastt-By to
thence BY closes ufHcs daflv
SunIzy, $50 2. n. and 5000 n n Sls4s~.
. m and 1880 , m Connecting mail cI1x.. 49,
thursdays r1G;3O D M
TRegists-sd mail closes q 8 Q. rrev!ous
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