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CHAPTER XVI.

LICE PAGES first impression
of Frank Mason did not do
him justice. She thought him
Il big, good natured, polite
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That was two days ago. Did you
apply for moneyY'
EYES,
"And he refused?"
"Yes.v
~How have you kept your wife from
starving since then, if no one would
help your
I have received little help since
then"
From whom?"
"oh, don't care to go into all
that" said Wright, impatiently
Have you any reason to suppose
that -FOUR father had a personal en-
envy who had some cause to wish his
death?"
AT this question it seemed that an
inspiration came to Wright, but he
checked an apparent inclination to &C
cept the suggestion as solution of
the mystery. The chief and the news
paper man looked at him inquiringly
your question:" said he, has put
an idea into my head, but / do not
think ought to frame it in words
for you might say it was preposter-
Gus. After all, it is mere ghost of q
suspicion, but may be able to give
you clew some time to work upon
The chief pressed him for an an
swer, telling him that the suspicion
itself might furnish clew, but
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Warde, who was good draughtsu1an,
drew on large piece OF paper - ac-
curate picture as possible Of the
marks in the snow about the body.
He also made careful measurement
of the footprints made by the stran-
ger, and then drew fac-simile OF 1T
upon his paper. He also measured
the distance between the tracks, and
averaged them. The chief did not
nav any particular attention TO tho
movements Of the young journalist,
regarding them as the harmless ac-
tivities Of an amateur detective
Furthermore, he fancied that the
coroner's jury was approaching, az
he could hear the sound of human
voices. and all his interest was now
conferred in the inquest.
Despite the lack of interest shown
by the officer in Warde's conjectures,
| the latter was by no means satisfied,
and he took it into his stubborn head
| that he would follow up those foot
| steps and discover if possible who
was the person that had made them
and what he had been about. This
unknown had also discovered the
murder, and 1t seemed to Warde that
he certainly ought to be identified ane
made to tell just what he knew about
it.
| Relying, therefore, upon the chic
of police for the details of the coro
ner's inquest, Warde continued m'
Investigations of the tracks.
RIO Re CONTINUED
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Wright would not reveal his thoughts.
So, after diagram of the Bayou
Woods for the officer and locating
approximately the body of the muir
dered man thereon, Wright took his
departure.
looked at each other tentatively for a
few moments before either spoke.
81 confess l am puzzled" replied
the chief ut is, of course, easy to
make up theories. Wright has been
playing in very tough luck for some
time. He has been disowned by his
father; he is out of employment; he
sees his wife dying of starvation, and
he cannot obtain honest work. What
would a man do under such circum-
stances? 1t might reasonably be con-
iectured that he would not hesitate
to commit murder. But in his case,
IL he really committed the crime, we
have to make some very peculiar as
sumptions. We must assume that he
is very accomplished actor, and that
| he is a villain of iron nerve. Having
committed this crime, would he be the
first to report it to the police, and
would he not have a ready lie for
every question that he refused to an
swer? But this is no time for spec
Nations. An examination of the body
NAV reveal an entirely different state
of facts from those which Mt any
particular theory we may have, ane
the sooner we go to the Bayou Woods
the better. If you would like to &c
along 1 will take you in the buggy
with me. / think it best to make al
investigation before the coroner II
notified to make the inquest"
Warde accepted with alacrity. d.
was not bad Judge Of human ma
ture himself, and his mind was al
ready busy with fascinating theories
! to the verifcation or explosion 0
: which he was prepared to devot
; some of his time and energy Tn
: chief of police was evidently CLOS
| observer. but he lacked one quaint
which Warde possessed in remarp
} able degree, namely, imaginauoI
4 Perhaps it was difference ID mel
q tai traits which made one OF them
Il journalist and the other policeman
e At least some people who labor unde
tbe delusion that a newspaper ma
; relies upon his imagination for h
d facts might be inclined to think s.
d but far, far be it from me to indor'
e that popular fallacy'
s Leaving instructions with an oflc'
Il 70 have Herbert Wright shadows
e and TO notify the coroner an ho'
d later that a murder had been cor
e mitted IN the Bayou Woods, the chi
/ called for his buggy, and accoi
u panied by Warde, was soon orln,
Ia the direction Of the scene OF U
10 tragedy.
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CHAPTER IL

The Bayou Woods was ioeaply
v,dth many contradictory features
when h was pot picturesque D. Hps
,,nuttersbly dismal, When 10 mighty
frees were not . deigbt 20 eefpppy
undegerOWtb vas q YetAN"r /" ~"
soirif Ou fhe bosom ~ poole p'i'r'
rI.me va an ofepse ~ tlf fff H'f'
s ,'' N eummer hnle feeif ~ ~
III moo gh0se pespiy we ~ iN
s,5,aton M the fanny iN/l HN.
fsee.. nege, nlll1f elafaoffsli' ~
Xxx IN, eaiper months eNa 4 'N'
XIX, .ea.op n sefnee ~ ae' N
,a.f .puaar alle a'lNVp ee eNn4'.''
auoaii VI uQlAipff NN'.Nf i'NNtf
/ lav fallH esl4 N,a''. Y .,Nt '...,
I'M N|NN|1if N N H" MAI
tl.|fd ntMH NJ NNAW|
...I,sI M w NJ ~ NV N'Hsf
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P. A. Danford, of LaGrande, Ga,
suffered for six months with fright
full running sore on his leg; but
writes that Bucklen's Arnica Salve
wholly cured it in five days. For
Ulcers, Wounds, Piles, its the best
salve in the world. Cure guaran-
teed. Only rs cts. Sold BY all
druggists. .
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Pacific g Idaho
Northern R'y
ONLY DIRECT
RAIL ROUTE

RAIL ROUTE
FROM WEISER, IDAHO, TO
Ruthburg, Heath, and the celebrated Seven
Devils Copper mines, Payette Lakes, Middle,
SalubriA, and Long Valleys, Salmon River Aea-
dows and Gold Placer Diggings,
When travelling west in search OF new home,
stop on ct Weiser, Idaho, take trip over the
Pacific 4 Idaho Northern Railway to above Sec
ton Of country and investigate its many re-
sources You win not be disappointed.
DELIGHTFUL CLIMATE,
Cool night breezes from the snow-capped noun
tains, making sleeprefreshing.
NO MALARIA.
PURE MOUNTAIN WATER.
Plenty of excellent unoccupied government
land abundance OF merchantable timber. no
failure OF crops.
TRAIN SCHEDULE.
Den. Daily Arr. Daily
Elk. Sunday. Ex Sunday
800 a. M Weser. 400 p. m.
Q:56 % Middle Valley 2:17
1920 " Cambridge 1:45
IL 40 a. m. Council l2;W
Rates and further information furnished upon
application.
| General Manager. Weiser. Idaho,
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[ro BE CONTINUED ]
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9In GnSc ibrcr Sorocn.

3Wei oertide Shpeitern nebmen iih
oas 2eben in Der @obmtng, ans
neIter lie rpegeu Ntbtbe3abIung
Der Mietbe ermtttirt noroen md
rem.
Stem gorf, 10. 0opember.
Die Shpeiteru 2ouiie uuo 8alerie
9IbeI, A, reip. 80 Sabre ali, purOen
beute, etuaHoer in oeuNrmen Iiegen6,
ais 9ei6en atf Dem nadten TrBbn.
Den elmer Iecreu Mobmmq al DER
Git-51. StraBc, aus Deldcr iic am
6reitoa ermittirt iporoen marcn,
ouigciumoen. Cine jeoe ser Sdmc-
tern bate einen @lummiid)lold) im
Wunoc, oeIien an6ereS guoc nit Dem
&oroeIober in @erbinoung itano.
SoIcrie belt eincn in Oeutider
Spro6c geidricbencn, o%iiencn 8riei
IN Ser Sau0, peld)er ongob, OoB Sic
Sfmeltern nahocm Tie sic Sohc
cine @ode lang iiberlcgt battcrL ge=
metuIam 5u iterbcn beidloIieu uno
oarum erilldtcn, I'M ndmIihen@rabc
CUR Hubc gebettet jt perOcu.
n9I5 Gntgelt," bieB es mciter in
benz Sdreibert, nlpo1eu mir lnierc
GOrper Der mcoi5iniid)en Niiienidnit
CUR 8erfii9utg itclcn."
Ter Coroner crflGrtc, nnd)0em cr
0oSS6reibeu qelcielL er meroc icGclt,
ooB irgeno Elm &oipitoG meld)es Die
Geid)en bebufS Sc5irutg milnihe, oie
9ceroiguuG i'm GinfIauGe nit ocm
Wu1i6e Der Sooten iibernebmc.
Die ShpeItern morcu crmittirt
mOroen, neil tie lire Wiictbe uidt be
5ablen fomteu. 9m1 n0mlid)eu Gage
lpltroen lire M0bel, mel6e Tie BON
einem Snltalmcnt E @eihGit be}ogen
batten, meggenonmeu. Der S6lic.
Der oe3 Observation-Disclosures, III mel
dcm lid Die @obnlng befono, &c
~Itnttete ibnen ans Witleio, iiberSom.
tag nod III oen leeren &Glmeu SIT
permeilcu.
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gabHtataitrOpbe in 8gOmius.

--
Glt @feni6eu bel elmer 3uq-GoaiIion
rmgetommen uno etli6e anoere
ihluer Oerlebt. - MiBberitGn6nib
btnit6tli6 Der SnItruftion Die llr-
ia6e.
Sgoen lltab, 10. Iouember.
@ei Granger, @pomiug, ItieBen ser
meItlih ae6cnoc Yoiiagicr5rg Gar. 3
Der Oregon Short Cine" mo Elm
oitlid) gebenoer 6ro4t3ug in uoaem
&ouT 5uiommen entgleiIten uto
ltil5ten iiber einen 3ebn SUB boben
Damn a6. Der Yoitpa9en uno Der
@epGdtpogen puroen bel Dem ,3ll.
IammcnitoB fat ooLitGnOig in einon.
Der binein geibobeu. Glf 8erionen
Tarloen einen iabcn Soo, flint Yerio.
men rpllroen oerlett, 3lpei oupon
ifruer, luenn nitt t0otIitl. Inter
ben umgetommenen befinoen lid Die
beioen Sotomotipiiibrer, ". Murrop
mo 2. GdleS, uno elmer ser Sei3er,
". Gomitod, Der 5ro6t5ug.Gonouf.
teltr Soiubom BON Stanton, Der Bolt.
Glcrt Sherman bon Cheyenne, Elm
8nggon-&eparirer uno 5mci Boiio.
gierc nbefonntcn Romen3. Die
S6lperOcrlcstcn limo :. 9. @inslotu,
9otc Der Eacific GrpreB (tootlid)
mo i. NoIon bon Cheyenne. Die
Berlcbten muroeu llad) @oipitGIern
IN Ogocn uno Rods Springs qebroht.
gSie cS bciBt, nltroc ooS llngIiid oo'
orrf bcrbcigefiibrt, ooB ciu Selcgro'
pbiIt cine 6abrororc foIlb o%eritonoG1
bate.
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GnrOpGiide Sdminoler auf benz
@ege bier6er.

Gbicaeo, 10, Nooember. - Der
6Itreidii6.ln9ariihe aonillI 9tltbcr
in Chicago bat ouf @eiirng ieiner
&e9ieritng Die bieiigen @cnmten oeS
9unoeS. @ebeimoienites oorulf ai,I-
merfiam 9emodt, Dab 5luei geric6ene
Shminbler, iueldle foit 9onS europa
nnIi6cr gcnoft bobell, lidJ ouf Dem
@egc bierber bcfinben. Die bciocn
2elltc ioucn in @ien cine gauge @(n.
5abl 9onfn nIlo &~apitaliitcn nit 0c.
folidten amerifoniiden Wertbpapie.
rem bineingcle9t boben. Gas cole
Yaor qob Dor, bon Der ioponiiden
&egicrltna nit oem Gnfoili bon Bier.
0en fir Die iopaniide Irmce beoui.
trogt 81 iein.
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Die @eber Srag6bic.
0So6 feline 9luifIdrung iiber oo3 &c.
beimniBnOlle Ger6red)en in Iu.
burn Sal. - Ginige 3el,genml8.
innpn

DeInl1IBuollc Nerbred)eH III VII
burn Sal. - Ginige 3el,gennl8.
iogen.
Nuburn, Gal, 10. Non. - Sic
Goroner3 ltntcriltdung Der Grmors
Dung Der 6an1ilie @eber mo Sn.
bronoitefung oes Souies bat nihts
NeueS BON @idtigfeit 5u Gage &c.
foroert. glooIpb @eber, Oo8 ein5ige
iiberIebenoc WitglieO Der Somilie,
iagtc aus, iein @ater iei oft i6b5ornig
getuoroen, menn linn etlpa5 IN oert
@eg gefommen lei, uno babe oft
brobenoe IeuBerungen 9CtbolL obcr
niemalS rpie Elm SrrIinniger geban.
oelt; icin Corn babe lid INNER nad)
lpenigcn Winuten gelegt. PIN Gage
oocr Nbeno Der Moroc babe tein
Strcit I'M Sollie itottgefunoen. Scin
8oter mo icinc Wtlltter bitten nab
reno ibreS gr~ientbaIt5 in San
Sran5i@co mabrcno oeS Sommer5
eilen Streit 9eba6t, bel Dem Die
Wltttcr cine Sbeilul9 oes Gigen.
tbltns uerlongt babe, bod Iei IpGter
nift peiter oapon Die Heoc gemelen.
Der Nnnobmc, boB Der oItc @cber
leinc Nlngeb0ri9cn ermoroet II. Oonl
Selbitmoro begongen babe, Itebt ole
9cihoffenbeit Der SooeSluunoe oeS.
iel6en entgegen; Die altgel orong
n1nlid abmGrtS. ltno Der SduB
tonn ifluerlih BON @eber lelbIt as.
gefelert luoroen lein. 0os Yiitol
bonn &oliber 30, lponit Die Moroe
periibt muroerl, bat nidt gefunoen
lueroen fonlen.
anoerc 3eueen ioeen aus. ser
Gltere @eber lei idb5ornig eemeien.
Cine Nohbarin Srnt Softer. CAB
an. Tie babe an eiueml Seniter oes
oberen StodmerfS oes @eber'ihen
Souies, in einem iiber Der Slide ge.
legenen 3tnmer, 5iuei 6rouen O..
leben itno cine bnuon aliSrufen bo.
nSobte mild nift, INN @otte3
ipiuen tootc mid nidt!" 9cr
SdJmicgeruoter oerlelben3 ell9in miQ
oeniclben IllSruf gebort boben, llno
3lpor nad)bem 5ererldrm aeiflo9en
iuorocn nar.
(Spdter.) - Ioolpb @eber lit
inter Dem &eroobt berboftet nor.
Den, Der Woroer iciner Gltern mo
8eI6luilter 5li Iei1.
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Mp6 i'm 8hcttu.

@oIton II, Moii, 10. Robember. -
Nlt Der GIm-S troBe fam. es 5i eineml
bolcn Grotpaa, Der nit einem Moroe
enoete. 3luiifen Dem 47.i1brigen
Seon Sac5eiuSfi nno Dem aleioer.
banolcr Socob Eorotsfp mar es 81
ellleln Strcite getoumen. Siioiid)e
Sefpobner Der 8egenb eilten Toratsfp
81 9ilIe. S%ac5etpsfi plirbe bon Ben
TerfoIgeru etngebolt uto bon Dem
2~1.lobrigen Mor 8oloitein 5u 9oben
geiblogen, 10 Dab er einen tootIif,en
Shaoelbruf ~erlitt, Der i'm SoipitaI
Ieinen COB berbeifiibrte. @oIoitein
lit in Salt.
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Heiolnter Mrst berbiitet Gbndseridt.

Macon, Ga, 10. Nopember. -
@eItern slbeno niiroe Sreo. Sbarpe
BON Sranf GbriItian in cillem Mei.
ieroueI %eetootet nnb Gbriitinn or.
bielt in Dem Sample iold)' ihpere
8~erlesun9en. baB or IN ein Soipital
gebradt meroen miBte.
lin 1 ubr beltte friib erif)ien ein
alts Sreunoen Oes @etooteten be.
itebeiioer Dob Dor Dem Soipital mo
perlongte, Gbriitian st iebeit. Or.
CIDER, Der Ir5t, nelfer Die anfiif)t
fiibrte, fragte Die M1nner, Oh lie
Sreunoe oes Geripnnoeten Ieien.
gliif ibre perneinenoe antiport 500
Der Irst eilien Hepolper mo err
flGtte, er iueroe Den eriten Wann ers
ihiebeu, melher III sic Initalt etrt'
Sitoringer periud)e.
Der Mob entfernte iid oarailf,
mo cine @ade BON 10 Roli5iltelt
mlroe in Dem @oipitnl oafgeIteilf.
9is bellte friib lit fem peiterer
2%plidloeriuh gentadt iporoen.
-
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@ermiidrtc tclcsrapbiidc 9cpcidcm.

S0S ClgelttDltlll Der DEnclfIc
Amcrico1 SiiberieS @omponp," iucl-
Dies uripriinglid) $t.000,000 g~efoitct
bat, wuroe i'll @ellingbom, @oi6.,
I'M 3luongslpege inter ocn Nonumcr
gebradt ulo bon ". q. Gcter5, Ell
mem Intualt aus Seattle, @oi6., fir
$4,000 critei9ert, on0ebli6 inn
Suffrage bon 0etp .0ortcr @IGrlbi-
germ. @leif5eitig fam oo3 Gigcn-
tbum Der oHacific YudinQ & 9topi=
CATION Company" inter Sen Som-
mer, ipllroe aber 9tiemonocm 5ltgc-
idlugen, oo oos Winimolgcbot pon
100000 nid)t crrcid)t mtroc.
Sn Der Stoot 9uqlesne, Gn.,
fono Die Gimpeibmg Der bon Mn.
oreip Carnegie gcifcnttcn 9ibliotbcf
i'm @ertbe bon $350,000 itott, ipcG-
DIE bon 3bomaS MorriiorL einem
Neffen G%arne9ie8, iiberge6en luitroe,
on oieier ielbit ont griheinen perbilt-
bert mar. Sorber fono eit AuiSug
BON 10000 &erioncn Itatt; Oic
gauge Stoot bate 6ititifmilf a,9c-
legt.
Sn @rigbtSpile, @o, iinO
HufuS 9ricc, Cotton Sutlotp, 9lrtbitr
Mormon, @dlter @alfer. Srnu &i5=
sic Goge uno 8rolt Belle @illiomS
alif 9etreiben oes Goroners III Ser
binoui,g init Ser Grmoroung oeS ilrt-
gen Glapton 8. @iqtomS, zines DC
idlditsmanneS III Spunt, ga, III
Saft %9ellonmen. Die @erbofteten &C.
boren 81 oet a%ngeicbeniten 5amilien.
Sn Gnoconoo, Gal, bat cine
3%eitersbritnIt Den groBtcu 5beil orS
Ortes 5crItOrt; gegen 100 01lticr
9lrigen III Slamtcn nltf. Ger Ser
Init miro aitf $4,000 bcrcbnet. Gie
i%pertbpoIlen @rubcnonlogcn blie6cn
BON Den 6lummcn oeridont.
3urdl Selter 5erItort mllroen
III WinneIota : Yoint, bel Duluth,
Mim., Die NnIoge ser .@corion
Boat Contraction Company" Iu1o
5fpolf nabe aelegene fleine SGuier.
@elammtihaoen $t67, 900.
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*** Sein 30.idbriges Stiftun9sieit
mo go1 peronitaltet am nGhiten
Wittiuo6 sbeno Der nSeutonio.ar..
unterItiisungs @erein" in Der nFGis
lontbropp.SoIe," Nr. 1917, Sit.9ol'
timoreitraBe. Ger Serein bat 9lrroll'
gements %getroffen, Den SeitgGiten ei'
men aneenebmen Ibenb SIT bereitelL
uno elm Sober, Der lid einiinoet, miro
iiderlih nit bem ihnl @ebotenen SIT.
frieoen lein.
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Sn Bolton, @foii., wrrbe oos
ais .Sarcourt Stuoios" befannte
8elfaitsgcbduoe i'm Bad Sap.Oi.
thrift oltrd Seiier seritort. Ser
granoiduoen be5iifert iid ai,f $780,
900 nno trifft 5um sroben SbeiI oie
DSntftngs : Sotep Organ &c." ole
pganhnro Ma6ine Co." uno Die
vHenniplonnio Metal Co." 0reisia
aiinitler, Die III benz oberen Stod.
perfe ibre Stuoios itno 8obnr1ume
batten, batten Elm fnappes Gntfom-
men.
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bringen meroen. @n monfen 0rten
wurOe be1te oeS Sturmes baIber teiu
GotteSoteuit IN ben airden abaebaI-
ten.
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&ein @unoer. Sid,ter:
PTS ib geitern 9tnflt aus Der a1eipe
beimfebrte, oa oittete ih nod eilliae
@erie. oeren Sinn ih aber beute gar
nid1t perItebe."
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sdiff6rndl nnO GebcnspcrInit.

@oooS Sole, Moii., 13. 9top.
Der Sdooucr Is. Nrculoriua,"
GnpitGn NcIion. aus Hodlono, Mfc.,
itranoete fltr5 Dor Communicating
bei,te 9lbeno pGbreno zines bcftigen
ShneeihlrmeS, cine &icrtclmciIc
lpeItlid bon GorpauIin Gopc, an Der
Sniel NalliDon. Gic @ronoung
itldgt iiber oaS @rod binmcg. mo
BON Der ans orei @crionen beitebcll-
ben Mnnnihoit lit feline Sprr oitf-
~5liinocn. Mou iiirdtet, OoB oGc
breiS d)iii6riidigc ilnlaefommcn limo.
Der Sdooner mar Elm in 1851 SIT
Soutb SIomoSton Mc., gcbmltc5
tIeincS 6obr5cug BON 81 Somcn.
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&lCincrc admpfe.
&uiFide uH6 japaHiide geri6te aus
Der Wnnoidmrci,

SadIage am Sbofbe 6IuB immc
nod lm~pcrGuocrt. @miiget
Nrbeiten ser Sappatre 81 FOr
Nrtbur. - St5iieI bcbarrt an
icincm GntIdIuiic bis sum let.
ten Momuc 81 fdmpien. Sc.
neral @ripenbcrg'$ Sobn crlicat
elmer in Ser lebtcn Sdloht er.
Iittcueu @un0e. - &ubIano'&
o~bIc5ncnOe Soltmg gc8eniiber
alien &ermitteIuna5 Siiertcn.
EOtio, t3. Noo., I ll6r 9bcn0s,--
Cine bclttc ans Dem Sulptquarticr
in Der W}onoi6urei cingetroifcne De.
pcifc meloGt:
",5n Der Jtld)t1tng Der llnten Armca
9rtf1 Der 6etno nm 1920 rib am
Wtorgen oeS If. Nooember BON Ml.
hentot inns an, mltroc jeOod) 5uriit-
gcihlaqen. Nm 8. gtooembcr erifie.
me'' zoo "'ull'l 6HIo"let'c IL 7Co
.a S'! ~ ~%t'Gl''.!,N
,oo.'I 'n' '"'"O
,,.S s.. t m,,wa' !u1'"" ~ o m
'n ~'"'" ,'',''t'' - ~, "a m, ot;o,
a"" D'' 90 m -1,'"'''o", 10y"
g w.
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