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The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1904-06-16

lisaw has been increased from $1,000
to $1.4OO.
Walter Nix, while swimming in q
water tank at Leger, was drowned.
His companions were unable to save
him.
G. II. Newberry Of Gage, while tenn.
porarily insane, swallowed strychnine.
His act was discovered too late to
save his life.
A conservative estimate of the
wheat crop OF the territories for the
present year places the yield ut 60
per cent Of crop.
The supreme court of Oklahoma has
taken Greer county out OF the fifth
judicial district and added 1t to tho
second.
The Muskogee Bridge Construction
company. with capital stock OF
100000 has been incorporated and
will put in large plant there at once.
The Rock Island has promised
South McAlester a new depot soon.
II arrangements cannot be made for
the building of q union station the
road will build one of its own.
Plans have been made for an cleo
trio street railway at Muskogee. One
Of the officials has gone east to pur
chase material.
The Santa Fe railroad has opened
up division freight Office in Okla
hOma City In charge Of +. G. ONeil.
formerly agent of the road at that
place.
The physicians of Custer county
have perfected q county organization.
The meeting was held Mt Arapaho.
Another meeting will be held at
Thomas on the third Tuesday in July.
Hobart's ministers are protesting
against Sunday base ball. Every
member of ball club and all mana
gers have been served with a notice
thai they will be prosecuted II they
persist in violating the Sabbath.
There were $50 teachers Mt tho &c.
cent session of the ChOctaw normal at
Jones academy. The appointment Oi
teachers for the coming year will not
be made until the disposition of the
$4,000 appropriated by congress Is
known.
Two highwaymen who attempted ia
hold up j. w. Updike at Ponca City
were later arrested In a camp they
had made and taken to Newkirk to
jail. They are believed to be the
men who have held up other persons
In this city and vicinity recently.
Altus. formerly Leger, is 10 have q
new oil mill The contract has been
let to Oklahoma City contractors and
work will begin at once and pushed
as rapidly rs possible. The plant IL
to be first class In every particular.
The republican editors OF Oklahoml
met in Guthrie last week and named
the following delegates to attend thS
national association In Chicago dur
ing the republican national cOnven
ton: o. X. Benedict, Hobart; J. J
Burke. Norman: +. II. Greer, Guthrie
and John Hinkle, Ripley. Anothe
meeting of the association will b.
held early In the campaign to organ
ize for concerted action.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1904-06-16

Patience-What is dress re-
hearsal?
Patrice-Why, that Is when the bal
let's have their clothes on.--Yonkers
Statesman.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1904-06-16

Defiance Starch IL guaranteed big
gest and best or money refunded. 10
ounces, 10 cents. Try 1t now.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1904-06-16

A conservative estimate Of the
wheat crop OF the territories for the
present year places the yield at 60
per cent Of a crop.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1904-06-16

There were 1SO teachers Mt tho re.
cent session of the Choctaw normal at
Jones academy. The appointment OF
teachers for the coming year will not
be made until the disposition of the
$4,000 appropriated by congress Is
known.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1904-06-16

Hobart's ministers are protesting
against Sunday base ball. Every
member of ball club and all mana
gers have been served with notice
thai they will be prosecuted II they
persist In violating the Sabbath.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1904-06-16

Plans have been made for an eli
trio street railway at Muskogee. o
of the officials has gone east to p1
chase material.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1904-06-16

The supreme court of Oklahoma hs
taken Greer county out Of the fift
judicial district and added 1t to tn
second.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1904-06-16

Two highwaymen who attempted to
hold up J. w. Updike at Ponca City
were later arrested In camp they
had made and taken to Newkirk to
jail. They are believed to be the
men who have held up other persons
In this city and vicinity recently.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1904-06-16

The physicians of Custer county
have perfected q county organization
The meeting was held Mt Arapaho
Another meeting will be held al
Thomas on the third Tuesday in July
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1904-06-16

The Rock Island has promise
South McAlester new depot 500
II arrangements cannot be made 4
the building of union station Il
road will build one of its own.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1904-06-16

The Muskogee Bridge COnstructio
company. with capital stock I
100000 has been incorporated an
will put In q large plant there at one
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1904-06-16

The Santa Fe railroad has opene
up a division freight Office in Okl
hOma City In charge of F. G. ONE
formerly agent Of the road at TIL
place.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1904-06-16

Altus. formerly Leger, is 10 have
new oil mill The contract has bee
let to Oklahoma City contractors an
work will begin at once and pushe
as rapidly rs possible. The plant
to be first class In every particular.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-05-25
BeIton News.

High sciloo ended Friday nirht,
May i3. IN the school hall win s,iI1nblc
exercises. The exercises consisted of
an address only. but the character of
,his made up tor all that Was lacking
Dy the omission of other exercises.
Prof. ID. W. Daniel was the speaker of
the occasion, though he spoke upon an
oid subject (that of educariOn,) yet his
address was full OF interest TO the mosG
casual believer in the subject or even
10 the dOuDter Of the cause; while to
those Interested in the subject of the
Importance of education hls address
was 1uli ot Inspiration and brimming
with sparkling illustrations of the
present opportunities that need only to
De seized to be used advantageously.
Iaking as the subject OF his discourse,
the Importance, opportunities and ne
cessitles OF education. he eloaneiltly
showed In masterful discussion how
an education pays financially, giving
many Instances within his own knowi-
edge. He pointed out to his audience
how the young men of the South are
cheating themselves out Of splendid
opportunities by passing by their edu-
catiOnal opportunities and letting edu-
cateu young men from other sections
come IN and take the good positions.
ne told of the wonderful development
or the South and predicted that with
the opening Of the Panama Canal the
development would be still more won
derfui. And then the orator spoke
upon the broader view of. f.educatiOn-of
the education OF the heart that would
lead to love of the beautiful and
tnat would teach one to see the beauti-
ful in everything. He told of the
power OF true education to cultivate, to
uplift, to create new hearts and new
souls In men. 1t has been many day
since the people Of Bolton have heard
such an address as Prof. Daniel de-
livered. His address was full. too. of
suggestion and advice which were
most suitable to Belton and the patrons
or the school. 1t ia to be hoped that
the enthusiasm which his speech in
spired will have an influence which
Will stlil be felt when che school opens
again in September.
The play Ten Nights in Barroomr
was successfully presented in the hall
OF the mill school last Saturday night.
fl large audience was present and en-
J0yed the performance which will be
repeated next Thursday night. This
time the play will be in the Belton
High School hall. The management
cleared quite neat sum for the Second
Baptist Church building fund.
Cards are out announcing the ap-
preaching marriage Of Miss Anna Cobb
TO Mr.. Floyd Cox, both attractive and
popular young people of Bolton.
At present there is deluge Of polit-
lcat caDdidates and q dearth of rain in
our community.
w. X. Stringer has gone to st. Louis
for short visit. XX,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-05-25
That Brushy Greek Affair.

The Greenville News, which printed
the sensational article about the ali
legged outrage in Brushy Creek Town
ship, has published an explanation OF
its course. 1t is reproduced here with.
out comment:
1.-THE Greenville News has been re-
WTeste1 Dy several prominent citizens
Of the Brnshy Creek Township Of An
Gerson County to correct misarpre-
hension which has gone forth in regard
60 the tressley. case, reported on Sun
day; 1t ls claimed by those who pre-
tend to know that the girl was not in
cured, that the young men who were
arrested had not reached the age of
discretion, and that the trouble began
with certain conduct with which school
children are said to have been con-
nected: Warrants charging the young
men with assault and attempt to rape
tweTe issued. but when the old people
: got together they decided that it would
"be best for tho moral standing Of the
community to have it settled out Of
court.
':Itwas not the intention of this news.
paper to do the people of Brushy
Creek an injustice. The fret reports
OF the affair which reached Greenville
May have been exaggerated, but when
Sne Pledmont correspondent of the
eJreenville News was called up over
qhe telephone he gave the facte cub.
satanuaity as they were printed on Sun.
day. Hemay have been misinfOrmed,
vhe OAse Itself was bad enough, vet
3ee Brushy Creek people contend that
II was not ae bad 40 1t was painted
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-05-25
A Contribution From Alabama.

Miss Lois Watson. of this city, has re-
sceived the following letter, which ex-
9lains itself:
Sheffield, Ala, NAY Is, 1904.
Misc Loie Watson, Anderson, s. Co.
Dear Mies Watson: In reading the In
telligencer yesterday, saw an article
about the hospital, and the request to
women. | desire that You enter my
deceased daughter's name on that list,
Miss Julia May, Comstock, who few
yearsago was in yout city, and i'll at that
Hme, whom che returned home to us to
soon go before her Saviour. She al
eyaye spoke OF the loving hands that
saiways seemed rsady to be at her COM
would be pleasure 70 her to contri.
1uto that amount eaahyesr, 90 in men,
sory Of her send yda The amount, and
ask that you notify ;tne each year when
ahe amount 10 due. and it ehall be forth
coming 80 long as live. Wishing you
and the great work 60 nobly commen-
ced euccess, and that God will bless
you all in that grand work,
Very Respectfully,
0. E. COnlgtOck, Sr.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-05-25
Closing OF The City Graded Schools.

The, closing exercises of the High
school department of the city schools.
%hich were held in the Opera House
friday evening, attracted an appreca-
tive audience Of patrons and friends of
AndersOn's fine educational system
AN interesting. program was carried
OUT under the direction of NJ; Emma
Acker, the president OF the graduating
Glass. Essays were read by Miss Lila
Brownlee on "The Influence OF Music
on Poetry; by Chester Cumnock on
"Shakespeare's Villains; by Miss iies-
sic Tolly on "The Confederate Navy" :;
by Miss Nellie Archer on "Thackeray's
tieroes., and by Miss Iris Pruitt on
.'Ihe City of Anderson. These were
'interspersed with musical selections,
which were in charge of lIiss Zula
Brock, the music teacher of the schools.
Miss Bessie TOlly was awarded the
gold medal offered by the II. e. Lee
Chapter, Daughters of the Confedera-
cy. for the best essay on the subject.
.The Confederate Navy The Chap
TOR offers this medal annually to the
tenth grade OF the city schools on some
subject of Confederate history, and
the contest is decided by a committee.
Mr.. A. II. Dagnall, on behalf of tho
%Nhapter, presented the medal to Miss
4olly, In bright and appropriate
speech.
!le iDtelligcncer, through it's pro-
prietors, offered Webster's Una
'bridged Dictionary to tho pupil Of the
tenth grade who should write the best
essay on the history of the city of An
'derson. The paper Of Miss Iris Pruitt
was selected by the committee of
Judges as the best in point OF excel
ience. and the announcement of the
iaYard was made by Gen. M. L. Bon
nam in happy little speech.
Hhe tenth grade, to whom certifi-
tcates were given, is composed OF ten
6rieht boys and girls. The following
Is the class roll Chester Cumnock,
Waldo Newell, and Misses Emma Ack-
OF, Nell Archer, Lila Brownlee, Fora
Brown, Annie Chapman, Mamie Craig,
'aris Pruitt and Bessie TOlly.
No formal exercises were held for
the intermediate and lower grades, but
during tho last week each grade had
arranged for a visitors day on which
the patrons Of the schools were invited
TO visit the rooms and inspect the
character of the work done by the pu-
pills. The week was taken up with the
Hagular examinations, and on Friday
morning the children received their
promotion cards and we're quietly dis
missed
The past session of the schools has
been, like those OF other years, entire
~ successful under the management of
Supt. Walton. The enrolment for the
year was about 1,700. The loss of the
new building on Calhoun street orked
ssome Inconvenience, but the new struc-
ture will be ready for occupancy by
rthe beginning of the next term.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-05-25
L0wndesyille News.

Last Thursday night while j. L.
Jones was going from T. e. Liddelps
etOre to his room he was approached
by come one ON Main Street between
the residences OF Mrs. Othells Hester
and =. ID. Cooley. The assailant drew
Q pistol In Mr.. Jones face and snapped
i, but It failed to go off. whers1pon
pocket and fired. The man ran. The
night being very dark Mr.. Jones wao
unable to recognize the EersOn.
On Sunday night about one mile
from here u negro man by the name Of
CMnkecsses, who lives on Mr. John
HisE9 farm, was returning home from
Chgtch with negro woman when an
unknown party began shooting at HIM.
Six shots were fired, one taking effect
in the negro's bowele. 1t is believed
that the negro who did the shooting
ing Clinkscales with her determined to
have his revenge. Clinkecales lie in q
critical condition. AS yet no arrests
have been made.
Mrs. Bolin Allen, Mrs. E. c. Mechine.
Mrs. John Lomax. Mrs. Fannie Colyer
anu children went TO Augusta this
morning monday to see Paine's great
daspIay. .Mrs. X. l.. Smith will go in
the morning.
Misa Helen Barber has closed her
school at Monterey and is now at home
to spend vacation with her parents.
Mr. Spritly Huckabee visited friends
in Mt. Carmel recently.
MIR. II. T.. Liddeli and Miss Allie
May Fennel visited Anderson last
week.
Mr.. Dick Speer, of Anderson, spent
Sunday with his fathers family.
Miss Iva Bowman and brother, Mas
ter Reese, spent last week with Miss
lrma Cooley.
Mrs. Mamie Swift Hayes and chill
dren, Of Elberton, spent last week with
Mrs. Hop Baker.
Master Thomas Hill Tennant has re-
turned to his home in Atlanta after
Mr.: and Mrs. B. c. Kay.
Mise Annie Hntchison spent a few
days last week with her brother, Mr..
X: =: Hutchison. at Mr.. VIM. MOote's.
Miss Montague Huckabee, Of Lati-
mer. spent last week in town with her
grandparents. Vedie.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-05-25
Excursion to Atlanta, Ga.

l have completed the arrangements
with railroad company for an Excur-
si0n 20 be run from Bolton to Atlanta.
Co., on Thuraday, June and. The
%. and run via Anderson. Fare from
Bolton &2.95. and from Anderson @9.1O
for round trip. Arrive ia-Atlanta at
trip next night at 10 o'clock. There ia
TO be big horse and cattle sale In the
city on Friday, Bird Of Juno, and this
will he fihA opportunity for lnverA &c
good stock to suit themselves. Don't
forget tho date. Thursday. June End.
For farther 5ataT Tuiati1n call On or ai-
press L. p. Smith, Anderson. s. C..
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-05-25
Lester to Archer & Norris.
.Anderson, s. C..

Dear Sire: We manage to get some fun
ont Of pains. J: II. Kohlmeyer, Grove
salesman Of somebody else's paint before
ours had Gos there. Saleaman said ours
was shore-measure. Kohlmeyof weak.
ened, hung fireand Topped; stopped ours
and took his.
It wan our turn now. We enptied orr
can into his and his into ours. The
sn0Is mo.auTo wss his, moi ouTs5 anu wo
kept our man. IS ls4
And. ever since then. that paint. 10 anu
iacIurer gives Iuif.measure; mis- paint il
not pure, but his gallon contains four
quarts. Az,
90 By the name; and the name to 20
by Is Devoe lsad and. zinc. t
f Yours truly,
F. w. HEVOE & co.
P: 9. W. L. Briaaey aells our paint.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-05-25
Marriage Of Miss Dargan and MIR. Dag.
nall.

Miss Edith Dargan and Mr.. A. II.
'Dagnall were married Monday morn
dng by Rev. III. b. Kelly at tho Meth
"odist parsonage. The ceremony was
most intimate friends, and it came as
g eurprise to all except few. They
aeft Immediately after the ceremony
for Atlanta, where they will spend q
aday or two with friends and then 60
on to st. Louis to visit the exposi-
,Sion
Miss Dargan has for the past two
years taught iii the city graded schools.
Iovable qualities of heart and mind.
Mr. Dagnall is we'll known as bright
young attorney and as most clever
and genial gentleman. Mr.. and Mira.
Dagnall will return next week from
&Aeir bridal trip.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-05-25
FAME wOuR KIDAEvs ysElL7

sism, ea aou., Gravel, Gravel Dropsy. % 1niisnasion sa
OF the Bladder, Bad Blood and Nervous
Troubles caused by sl6k Kidneys.
Evans fhafms5y, eaS ws:: Hl0wn
Druggists Of Anderson, know by expo.
of kidney and Nervous TT0lnie6, aa1
uvili guarantee It in all csses.
4 Can't you afford TO try It at their rick !?
IT costs you nothing II It don't do the
swork. q Sss$isiy.a si
Sent by mail to any address, prepaid,
~aon receipt OF so ceuts. 6 Boxes $3.50 un!
der positive guarantee.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-05-25

YOUK PHOTOS made now by an ex-
pert Photographer. NJ. e.. Allen. at
Snipes' Gallery, on north eide OF square.
tors welcome. 4a--3
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-07-14


/ pfyid, William, president of Farmers
and Merchants bank was a. business
visitor IN, the twin cities several days
last week. ~ rvocs .ytodieT eli -
John and Francis, Dolap started on a
~cahyqapssifg trip for the Puritan Manu-
featuring company Of Iowa City, Iowa,
|ast 'week.saw tcdIsT rasaR .ro'iRs
81 Mrs. HIP Denton Of Webster, owas
In the tity 'ovetf night enfoute home
from a Visit To Piefre.lMAberdeeen News
SatI a. Ma; a. sraffrR rSSsTsf fsSSF
|sTf * fas7s1 al ssro.sfussf rwo
cMrss ~ PercYaa Paabody,a Of Webster
arrived this morning fora stay of b few
Hays Observation-Disclosures News
Saturday. sta'ss ,raaslc2srn Ell -
Mrs. P b Peabody, who has visited
her.parents, ME- ,and, Mrs. Huntington,
PIT Ahsrdeenk rstsrHed to this city, Tues
doy Mghte oiif ero "a jt2Hou ,aw 81
> Thescement walk has BEEN ptt down
on the east Mde,of Main btreet ID Tie
b middle q . the block between .and anad
Np avenues Ell 81 1850 eft .roiis'
txNr. Ghurcl1lLIou I barber, wentl'to
Webster hast uiBtis to attend the,carin-
val. He Will be home Fffday.hTwsihh
Bfo5ks'Newss.gcs rst 10 '~ssstgeisTsb
mar Kan nj Si.ddsos r.d aa9 y.s.rs 81
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-07-14
'F1on9iM ifbank Review.

.yRWG arI ,rc1 ffig
Dean Mensinga of Webster, has been
visiting EathsriW pif this weekssas~
raMiss HassrC onfightf ~eipto webster
Wednesday, tofsee aehe' carnival and VISIT
~fffendsrrnW 90 TO 1rarIaH .kGR .sapIOf
~ IsitIam truoo 10 .srstTo On 10 tlsS
soDawdiKihchAnd witsstenbtd Webster
Wednesday afternoon t6 visit felasi YES
and see the street fair. '.1snos'rc .
-ix Isrcloc sf1or yai e2teig iilv u
".TrstpSi hee GndSwifei who have been
rishtipg 5withi Mr. observation-disclosures
city for a month ur1twbS rbtsrhed,tb
their home at Webster hast .FndayI1""
sri!i1 .y'ipiel iins sds ".1is ~ T.
Ahss J6adie Walsh left Tuesday after
ploop,fSrs Webster, swheRe, shs will tsisit
her sister hndetAhGin' the,ca,nitarlged
II Lewis BosEssr, xsSE va II !. s q Tsas,sai,,ssaa
" the bakery end restanrs9tsR najpsss.a at
Webster, was in the city a. flew days last
week.sestf div as CIV ilsds fadH~
s,~aa5sfa'ssEs;s'IH8spa3Sssd I i s cssS sssi,siS .s
9Sf fARFeeI 4DsAtevholFept to Webster
wednesday afternoon to yisitswithSNs
W9'dH4isk Ms4RpsdiatswM .pcDb-
Elm wsslp fdBs,dsys
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-07-14

siM5ArThaiAyhs over, from fWaubay,
Wedf1ssdhysrs, ss1s 40 ~ ssHoassI
usty9SSntsdo %r,sSpd isa taSSeysr. Il
9vep2t sftAp1fsa ess sf4ncsI f.s s1ss
-aIaH csmmislouers'afe holding vthat
Jaly esssi0na zsS Ell 81 ss1lFi s'srns
sI On tsi6Esa Dan. .oailo On the the. list
ffftnppn4 YHuN.f ins rsm - sS,Aivazs
rEtt Elbins returned tu Bristol sThss,
dAymprnmggi fGsas " sls - gro -
J9hasIa, bsstks tk,eA@6I. Rsaak:;
ing RASs'rSss1 Or ro-tFT srt1ssisx
xfNms lfagSussJr gwent co. Lilly Mon
daysou butinksss suncsxss r@ar1ss CT
.css 81 sShs } sssiaa ssafgE. 3 sapaaa.iSS
W. TM kakefy,fisd IS ssslO,a eli sast
-sWus Ek0bhafdstre Of Aberdeen, s5dfr
dsykazidsW ebssst1 ~.vfsisncs1sc sTsf4szi
tsyanfedE.5d didagfnnsf AZ 6nDec4ev. gt
fnapp1A tsstlspEpan s-, can ,.,so
rExerybody sy5sc Twists. Webster Is
Nlsasciwitls the cityadlsT aElriG1ssGs
re. AsA1a& elSf Hheatast' hassasoHs
fms Ya ,aiSs,s ssr r
sEbpereH apgsnswentsto Bristol .Eadsi
dpvcforra frwrdata Eisit. yiwcis satsisv
cAtsss arc hagb7.I
%sa eA u Ssaasu . sssr, -,
rasha peighbNihg tawais allrsvallsn R
upArnteis1 Shc ionrniSsda's a ear sodinT
,nr3r4AS dfyryt5thSs l5ohhsGnsg
saHaaEr ipsss plfsS II f t0Sll rd lad ess,
.tgxsErfColA wantsto Aberdeen ION .the
Cannop palhlW adnesdsyss % .ssysvps
tNswalmkS i1yw stAaw hatS,s hAsf
styies,' AZ the Elevator Store. f'b0otg =
~>GessA silsty, OF Misehep I. was IL ME
eity puesds1 on businesssg t~ae<lnsusJ
sTIkp cry Baksry makes Yhe best
I %tl$ N Welt 4AfkAns s.sra 2
-lossRa Wspgerzoarpe oyer frous Wen,
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ssrhaf4 ffsHsa6onsaee rsoHfsby CtM
SSh s5s9 BIZ Ms ss ssss &SEafSSgAgty .sls ss,;
FIEsaM. tBaCr xessa, Webster s9isiter
ban ie5sWednesdnyzsoe fesIssr
s6hAeg0hks0h lAififey6hly = afKsSsN
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