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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-02
Mutinous Sailors Indicted.

WILMINGTON. y. c.. Nov. THE
grand jury in i'll" federal court her"
today returned tIuc bills Tor mu,inv
ana murder against Arthur Adams and
fobcri Sawyer. two Of the three sail
ors from the schooner Harry \ nor.
wind. aboard which the horrible muir.
der OF Captain T.. II. Rumble and four
members OF the crew occurred OF the
the North Caro-: ma coast about the
middle Of October last.
The prisoners pleaded not guilty. \
true bill against the negro. Henry
scott. against whom Adams and Saw
yer have turned States evidence. has
nnl Vet been found
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-02
NEWPORT NEWS VA, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER p 1905.

Missouri in game of football by Il
score OF Ii to u.
The armOred cruiser squadron. com
handed b. Rear Admiral Brownson.
anchored shortly after noon outside
The column OF bartlcships. Admiral
Brownson and Prince Louis later eX-
changed visits
The American armored cruisers Of
Ter an interesting contrast to the
cruisers OF Prince Louis squadron
The American cruisers arc more for
mdable. but the British are built for
greater sDeed
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-02
Negro eeIlboy Murdered Editor.

. NEW YORK. Nov. Further light
on the recent mysterious murder OF
Jacob II. Thompson. exchange editor
of the New York Times, was obtained
by the police today.
When Mamie Gibson, negro. who
knew the negro bellboy. Richard Han
nibal, who died last night while under
suspicion of committing the murder.
was arrai%ned in court today, she said
that Hannibal told her that she must
say that Hannibal spent the night Of
ThomDson's death at her house. He
was not there that night, the girl tes-
tined. She said that the bellboy told
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-02
YOUNG FARMER KILLED.
Father and Son Seen to Get Oh 4
Train Together.
fspecInl 10 the Dnilv pressl

tSDecial 10 the Daily PresS.)
EMPORlA. VA. Nov. i-School
children yesterday found in the
woods five miles this side of Pleasant
Hill, \. c.. the dead body oil T. s.
Cook. farmer who lived in thai
neighborhood. y pistol lay beside tho
body and death had been caused by Il
pistol shot.
Monday evening Cook and his father
also farmer, went from abov, En-
poria on Coast Line train and were
seen to get OF together. The cider
man wen, home and seems Ia have
given no clear account of the son.
He is understood 10 insist tina. tho
case Is one of suicide. hut i!icra is n
torn place and Il powder burn On one
OF The dead mans hands which cause
other suspicious
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-02
FRANCE READY TO STRIKE.
Castro by His Peculiar DIPLOMATS
Methods Strs Un the French.
IBY Associnicd Prcss.)

WASHINGTON. Nov. l.+There IS
a growing feeling on the part or
France towards Venezuela because OF
the pursuance by the Venezuelan for.
eisn Office of diplomatic methods pecu.
liar TO few of the South America II
countries, which the French regard as
lacking in straightforwardness. as
evasive and as pnrposely calculated 10
hefog The real issue.
Exchanges on this basis have
strained the patience OF the French
government almost TO the breaking
point. and it will require 4 complete
change OF attitude on the part OF Ven.
eZuela To prevent an open ruphir. hc.
tween that country and France IN,
volvins display Of force
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-02
Student Victim of Hazers.

MOUNT VERNON. O., Nov. L.
Prosecuting Attorney l.. c. Stillwen,
visited Kenyon college today in con
ncction with his investigation in to the
death OF Stewart l.. Pierson, of Gin
cinnati. who was killed Saturday even
ing while being initiated into n col
lege fraternity. \ number OF stu
dents were examined and told con-
fiicting stories.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-02
Protest Ignored.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. NOV. H..
NO reply has been received by MIN.
ager Bryan. of the University of Viz.
Sinia football team 10 the protest
made against Carpenter and other,
members OF the Virginia Polytechnic
institute eleven. but the statement IS
made that the game will certainly be
played, and already seats have ncrn
put on sale here.
Virginia objects to Carpenter and
three other V. p |. players on Tie
grounds that they are not bona lnie
students in the institute.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-02
Jerome Case Argued.

NEW YORK. Nov 1.-The appca! o.
the Republican County Committee
from the decision of Justice Stoyer of
me Supreme Court. against The plac
ing of the name OF William Travers
Jerome on the Republican halo. was
argued today before five justices of The
Appellate division. This evening it
was announced that no decision wonld
be rendered before tomorrow.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-02
eAReFooTED GIRL ELoPEs
Beautiful Girl Jumps Through a Win.
dow and WEEDS a Doctor.
Especial to the Daily s,ressl

IsNecIhI 10 the Daily rress.l
SALISBURY. \. c., Nov. AFTER
jumping through her window while
She was harcfootcd. Miss Ocat FLOYD.
handsome girl of RichGcld. n. c..
elopcd with DR.. ID. Is. Smith. to this
place and eol aboard train for Char.
lotte. where they were married ycs
terday in the Central Hotel
DR.. Smith and his bride will go to
Tampa, Fla. to live.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-02
Woman Roasted to Death.
fsnecinl to The Daily Press

'HUrCIII 10 INC DNiTV Frrss)
ROCHESTER,. Nov Mrs. vii.
liam NJ. Herd YVES burned to death
here this morning. The milkman dis
covered the dining room on fire. When
the blaze was eXtin"uishch the body
OF Mrs. Hard was found on the floor
literally roasted
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-02

her that Thompson ought to have
been murdered because Of the small
tips he gave
The colorcd girl was arraiencd in
connection with Ilannihal's death
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-02
AUTO KILLS DRIVER.
IRE OF Machine Bursts and the Occ,i.
o9nts Are Thrown Out.
tEN Associated Press. }

PHILADELPHIA. Nov III. IL.
l'rookc was killed and Mr. and Mrs.
w. G. Price injured today in an auto
mobile accident near Absccon. II. :.
They were going at raDid ra,n whrr
tire burst. mpsCtting the nninmnnilc-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-02
ANDREWS, HIS RUIN
Cashier Left note Charging PoIit-
ician With Wrecklng Bank.
FRAUD AND CORRUPTION FOUND

Former Pennsylvania Accused of Be.
..,l Ing Che aeal Cause q tbs ESssEpsiss,
Bank Faiure-ReceiVer Attaches
Sum Belonging to ouay's Lieutenant
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-02

Continued ON page seyeno
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-02

THE DAILY PRESS
lie the only newspaper
in Newport News that
receives full Associated
'reas report.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-02
THE WEATHER.

+ a &c ana colder
thursday: Friday. fre.n
northwest windG.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-09
MI Rigneys snake Eating Rooster

Mhea Il eomcs Ia ash story. Cashier
leplaa probably has this town lit his
merry. while the Rev. George tells a
very good deer stosvs but wheaa Ii enmes
sN A stake story. Farmer Rsgney takes
the cake and everything else ii The
bakesher. Mr. Rlauey il the owner If
as sine 4 lat et thoroughbred poultry
as caa BE found in this part It Tho
state, and i very iealaaN Of his White
Evnh0sN aud Plymouth knvk pets.
"a, Friday evening hast, al he Mas
doing sAe chores he hccame anxious
when he noticed one ef bis roostess mon.
tng II 4 corner 81 the cellar. Leaving
Ms wafk. be went over and picked the
tifA utA but de0rpaa ii quicker than
a fellow eonlA say Mseat, A. ne noticed
ana felt about eight inches IL snake
hanging from the reosess mouth, Go.
tnx At The Job carefully, Alr. Riency.
~ placing hie foot 81 The tAi 1t SIN
snake ana lifting va Air, Rooster. caused
she latter IL disgsge over twenty ANglAes
III his sAakeShip thar NJ HAD swallowed
before baking on the ten inclses that
Mas left The snake Mas dead. hAyiNx
tevn Killed hv the fsoAter, and after the
stomach pump wogk conducted h. AR.
KS3Mpy sha rooster ssxSn lWlsedeA "a fagaM
again From The Lake City, Csl. Times.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-09

wNtsex NniMlaN Ii Roosevelt.

The private opinion formed ny one
gseat man concerning another i always
snnapsslNg / a.n ahle "a sfNe an eNtsapt
A~gn private lettes from Count WAise
semcesMiN1 President Roosevelt which. /
shfNk. wiil be read with special interest
Eswm moral standpoint. WRITES Count
Wltte 10 NScna. Nthe President 81 the
United States i q statesman ~ large
rNssh4pN Bonn il 4 since when politicians
Ate sMoee ehsAasNn 0f theie century thar
II sheif history Ne ewes Asx hSea fsosA
sFon. With hp ais more wNsthily every
siax. exclusively u his personal quaA
sfes a. revealed IN actions requiring de
NtsiAn, tAct and cleaf vssEan The wssia
recognizes tAAs MAen one speaks with
rswsiaeNt Roosevelt re charms threAeh
tlse elevation III his thoughts ana through
that transparent Philosophy which per.
sAaates his Judgment, lie has az saeal.
and etsSeee foF HIGHER Airs than a com
mANNglAee exsktence presents Ia the
stubborn 8ssasa0lc oE The day nsen iske
M. Roosevelt have no lessusv, for shey
are soldiers who cannot BE relieved frona
ske dancer ire london Daily News.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-09
TIE ROYAL sox

The mlkeda n Hi iAsellgens naAn
well edAvatel u IL SAla lsc i evndlse
enough for d icense q IN M
ID the past wear tie German esnper.
on WITH ms own haNd wrote seA let
tiers teleGrasnS Ana oNsesS and has
personally attended ii AeafiN N0A4 fer-
esen affairs and oNser gaAsN0 cases oa
home matters
King Alfonso has recesve,i oae og he
SsrAaxeSs gifts ever presented Is a
monarch II is iii she shape a. swn
slAe rugs sAsNlc nwA fAc hides ii sAe
horses which were klilea nS The bomb
thrown AZ she yoassg Spanish ksag ssae
ing his recent xiSis u France
Queen Alexandra oE GAela0d i. lsee
rsOst Women, M II ease 0a tho roS
trssnl laea Woke i low ANA sweet.
With suss tie SusNleioA Sc foreign az.
cent about Il There il an almost IA
shetie sele IN It's tones ,hat fingers ia
me memory Aauntiaels However. All
her Subjects aoyalas declare taas SIZE il
most charming speaker.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-09
THREE DIE
in OFFICE FIRE
Scores Near Death on Roof
Of Newspaper Building
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IN SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
-~-------
San Francisco Chronicle In Flames. While
Crowds Watch the Election
Retums--Many Mar.
row Escapes,
IN SAN FRANCISCO, CAL

San Francisco, Cal, Nov. o.-Firo
broke out in the tower Of the Chronicle
building at midnight Tuesday, and three
employees q The Chronicle IN the etch-
ing room are reported to have periahed.
scores Of people were upon the roof
Of the building Watching the election
Signals when the Gre started az the foot
OF the tower, completely cutting oil their
escape, except by means Of ropes and
ladders. which we're later provided by
the fire department,
The fire burrowed IL way downward
Into the etching room beneath the tow.
az, then 20 the composing rooms on the
eighth floor The editorial rooms on
the seventh floor soon became untena.
HE. and the employees were forced so
are fof their lives.
The Chronicle building was erected in
1909, i ten stories high. mud cost 500.
900. The Are started from bombs he.
ing fred IL celebration Of the results az
election.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-09
C0ACHMAN SAYS
DEBTS ARE SS5,6l4.Sl
ichn A. Mefrigan Surprises Court OH.
Gals when he Files Petition in
bankruptcy Assets Appraised
AZ 5000.

llustan. Nov q John A. Meetigan,
eoachmml. Hled petition N bankruptcy
yesterday, contrasting debts u the
amount Of Ss5.sia.si
Il Il raid in The United States Court,
Wherein be has pleaded 70 be relieved Of
there.
Court officials When they looked ut his
petition inquired nllow eoNid man who
drove horses and carriages ever get 80
deeply inY0lsods"
Meriuasss asseta are Az small pionor.
tinnasuly M hie liabilities are high lln
AAys M has only property appraised al
5000 lIia assets arc household furnish
inna.
He lises at No. " lgafyanl stseot,
lirookline, and Is employed az ceachnan
fpr Mis- Louise and Mise kheabeih II.
lNuhl hi No, us Marion street, thai tnwn.
These wenen ale respectively widow
and daughter uf the late John a. hohl
Mira kuhl and hee daughter, as execu
sriX % the win 81 husband and father,
are MeYFipana heaviest rreAiters. He
nwrs them Sa9,nNo. lle uwps Henry M,
Samavs III School street, Boston. 50
500. and she Rrstan reuav savings hank
$4,000.
Mersigans liabilities islehde S10s, 40
dino FOR taxes tlus e the total amount
af his debts, sTsNo0 II secured and 81
Na64i il unsecured,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-09
RancAerS fsna 50 Elk IN Enclosure.

The spectacle Of thirty elk inside an
enclosure i something rarely seen in
this country. bat nevertheless such
sight has hea witnessed b. several Of
eur sanchers recently, ami within a few
zsiles III Psneaaae.
Airs. y, Il NesffaN has : school sec
sian near flEe head III Willow Creek,
Nheh i entirely fenced. making an en-
closure 4 salis square This IS well ~
IA The mountains. and recently tie gate
VAS left open. which j. near the trail.
with TIE resaat that the Elk entered.
'gnclen George Smith and party o.
riders wba were out rounding up their
beef cattle. So0nd * necessary 10 ride
this pasture. and rode right into the
herd, which asaEnediateiy fsd and fol-
loved the lire az the fence. making -
attempt IA ge through
TIE yslaegs atge WsfhGat N2apons AMI
nonientesa themselves with watching tie
bunch Tor soae time, ard sAen procesa
e ca thesr way. Ordinarily an elk win
s. fArongA haxaea wire senee ana snat.
seK il 8aw c7sa4 distances. bat Shis h6rneh
tssd net Crest carnage i 0ften done
e Tire fences 81 FAnchers 81 these ans-
sasls fineaaae eogrespeHaancs in Den-
IA BsTzasoaz
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-09
THE PRISON PROBLEM.


Rrsttlchoro. Nov. 9,The Brattleboro.
Professional Club, At its meeting Mon
siay night, discussed the prison problem
Is il conffents the people at Vermont
and took definite steps toward lettering
The conditions ~ appointing a commit
tee to consider the subject ST wiser
expenditure al money ii behalf OF the
penal Institutions of the state and to
formulate i memorial to The Legislature
with that end in view. The committee
consists al tie Rev. Frank Il. MaSseck.
Judge r. L. Waterman, United States
District Attorney j. L, Martin. DIR. Henry
u. Holton, ana Charles H. Davenport.
In his address on Soar Prison Prob
ienas the Rev. Ar, AIasseck said that
many NJ anr laoa.aps were disgrace
"a civilization aRa that tho county iails
we're q caFsSsant menace because they
brought the totally aepraved into close
proximity ID the young aRd csiminalIy
ignorant. lie advocated greater use
IL The probation system ana the inter
saeSiAte seasenee
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-09
Declined the case

NeNng hut prosperous lawyer III lhts
esty Yesterday told this story AZ ease
re had Just sViasea Il handle, a 40.
man whose son MAS about IS he placed
on tasial taf burglary sent iot thu attosA
ney TO meet her III cou4t tie FASTENED
thithvr With an speed. and when he en-
tered the Count muin the vld wemaA
rushed ur IL hsln aud III an excited Voice
sand HNr. | want YOU Is get !
remand Tor NIX hny lsmnay.N Very
we'll replied The lawyer. Il viii do my
u III, bus IL viii III Necessary scr no q
present the Inugs SOME ground FOR i ri.
mand, What shall sax AFscf thinks
inp iaF moment The woman offered her
sNeecstsau lnst sas that want 50
wait until | can net a better lawses 70
slseak Coz the hoy, The ANXIOUS mother
Applied The lawyer told hef SAe bad
lsaaser 1vs tHat either iawyet ~ the
start. and lett her 1 very much surprised
WOMAN, lie didn't know whether ts
laugh ~ get mad oil hss Nay hack sa
hi~ efsicsS lilo GNallx esnelsAcd L y b.
Il a,ssd stasx ana II mnw hasy TELLING II
IA hfs friends PHILADELPHIA ReeNYsA
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-09
COURT NAMES
A RECEIVER.
For Massachusetts Assess
ment Company
AN INJUNCTION ISSUED.
Union Health and Accident Concern Is
Also Restrained from Doing Furth-
er Business--was Probed
by Parker.

Boston, Nov. 9.Tbe Union Health
and Accident company Of this state
went into the hands Of receiver yes
terday, Judge Wilfred Bolster being ap.
pointed in that capacity BY Judge La
throp of the supreme court. The amount,
Of the receivers bond was placed at
81, 900.
An injunction was also issued by the
court restraining the company from con-
Quoting the business longer. The COM
pany is an assessment organization, and
was recently investigated by Attorney
General Parker, who filed a report with
the supreme court to the effect that the
company had failed to comply with the.
statutes and had applied funds to the.
personal Use Of the secretary and treas
nrer and had made false statements in
its returns to the insurance commission.
er in l9034.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-09
TO MAKE INQUIRY INTO
MIDSHIPMAN'S DEATH
Secretary Bonaparte VIII Seek Legis-
lation Looking to Prevention Of
Fighting.

Washington. ID. c.. New. a.--The death.
Of Midshipman Branch at Annapolis in
consequence Of injuries received in the
course OF fist fight with Midshipman
Werriwcther viii be investigated most
rigidly. Among navy officers the affair
is discussed as something that Will put
the academy under cloud for some
time to come.
II Is understood that Secretary Bona
parte expressed fhe purpose to inyesti-
gate and make ii the subject OF a re-
port TO Congress with the aim of secur-
ing legislation to do away with the
custom of settling personal enmities and
disagreements by fighting.
There has been the same difficulty at
Annapolis that has been encounted at
West Point to prevent haxing and other
forms Of brutality In 1901 Congress-
prohibited haxing at West Point by maxi
ing it punishable by instant expulsion.
Two years AGO Congress inserted in the
regular appropriation bill for the navy
clause authorizing the superintendent
ef the naval academy. then Commander
Wainwright, to make new rules, with
the approval al the secretary Of the
navy, for sunpressing haKing. III was
provided that cadets found guilty oE
hazing should be punished With uncon-
dltional expulsion. and not be eligible
fer appointment as commissioners off,
GERS in either she army. the navy or
the marine corps until two years after
The class to which they belonged should
have graduated.
This law has proved to be effectuaI.
but it has not covered the custom that
has existed in the academy practically
since its foundation, 81 settling Quarrels
BIZ fights.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-09
FOOTBALL
AT IT'S HEIGHT
.9-@--a-a-4-
Less Than Three Weeks De-
eide Championships.
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CONDITION OF THE TEAMS
First Of the Great Contests Comes sat
urdsy Next The Splendid OF.
Tense Of the Harvard
Varsity.
CONDITION OF THE TEAMS

Nest Saturday lnarke Che beginning
81 the end IN the football season Of laus
for the big eIevena. The first q The
championship games will be played WHEN
Harvard meets tho University 81 Penn
nyiyanin on franklin field IN rhiadel.
ahiA and Cornell Journeys 20 New Jersey
1uf Che Ahniiai contest with PRINCETON.
1ssttftht naturally rthlets IN the former
xusslest, for Cornell haa dropped steadily
Backward this season and Princeton will
t,s the nrat 10 cloae her season. winding
NJ with the game nt Yale d week from
SATURDAY. while the Quakcfs still have
month TO 80, meeting Western lnixefs
hity, Columbia and Cornell on successive
Saturdays following the Harvard nnnel
cornell and Columbia have two mnle
rafnea on their schedules. Thus far
the contests have been mule than Us.
uelly interesting from the viewpoint ~
The public. l'liev have heen character.
sSed hy more unrn play, including riii
suna. slashea outside az tackle and spec.
fauular work VI broken fields. Even
more sensational plays ale loul>ed tes
IN the big Van,ea that viii wind ur the
aeason. Both Nale and penneNlNania alv
playing The pppil aNma this fall. ami liar.
ward. while depending much 90 the close
tandem Nhnnp, has lnnsewrs other
playa 81 the open Variety, IN addition
10 Aplit plays from the tandem Io'nia'
tinn.
For ,hu frat time since the Columbia
game ii laHt saturday tho Vale touti
hall eleven WIS vrstpllay afternoon of
slpfrd ID take scfimmaap practice. Morse
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-09
wnosroN's lgRoME.-
John 4, Moran Wins Leue Fight for
District Attorney

nossan, Nov \. The lily surprise III
the Yeaf here Was the election ii John
n Moran, independent candidate Tor ais
Tract attorney II suffolk county. over
A. !, Sssghrur, who had Republican and
hmNcsatie endorsement,
Annna politicians and Others gvnsr.
ais, MptanS canvass nA~ considered a
tpflNfn hope until The Votes were count
"a, when Il WAS found that Mofan was
ahead IS snna s,uslA.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-09
Hshe Ran1e u ehasxA waits.

Lord Roberta on SATURDAY descended
she extensive waits beneath enc church
ward ii 81, Martins ia. The fSoldA, Wess
msneter. ard tAere opened new tab,
Ksfe RANGE. wAhah HAS been constructed
snv I'M WessnAsnsteg xxsv ONMneil Rsaal
CzAN me length of sAls csssfMssly sic
aatea yassee s twenty sve yards 4As
equivalent 81 an orSinaFy ssMce Of 20
yaris.
loaA EoAez4S said Ms daughter ard
several 81 hse Ssalf IA fnaiA began sheis
shooting with 4 pea sfAe ii a hAllroesa
ana M ktaf ogsScegs developed inte ess
sxaas2snssy xooS sAess. ondoa DAsas
Exrresss
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-09
500 REWARD 500.

1Ae feassesS " this payseg vii. ~ TaSas@a "a
aeeaN tAss sAefe Is - least ore sssNa1e1 disease
thAt xcEeece has tees she "a care II al ia
Care Il tie cniy positive care nep k1ss~n se she
slc6SaAA Fss9ts NftN. xsa*Ax4A helNn Aemsn8Ns
NNnAa #SFAaSA rc9MfTo< constitutional tEeA2.
naeRN AAii'S cAtAtFA care i tskea sn3egnAaly,
faces q 4ne SsStesa. therein destroying she
Foundation 81 the SssessA, and giving tAe 20
ties< strength ~ heisa3SAk ~ the co4xislatfon
and assisting NsfHae "a sNlAr Its weak. The
pr0Ngsea8s have 81 sN0eh fafsh I'll It's sNastSxN
pNwef1 8Aat they naes tsHa NNNaress XsaalAsS gcs
ANY cAse tnAt N fAs9s II care SEM ~ nss tx
SiStknahSAfs,
Actress = J cssENKY Z co. Ye&esso. q.
sold - Al isfaceissS ssH
1eke falf'f Parity fSlis 10 cosSsipasaan