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Evening journal., 1905-05-30
chnnns In LIahtina system.

on Thursday next a change will take
effect in the city lighting system. Four
additional arc lamps and Sc additional in
candescent gas lights viii go into service.
The arc lights will be at Seventh and
Eighth and Lombard streets and at tho
entrance TO Eden Park in South Whining
ton.
Evening journal., 1905-05-30
Roiestvensky Reported Wounded.

washington, May SO.-The Post says the
Navy Department has received an oiilcial
telegram from Toxic saying that the pat
tleship Kniaz Souvaroff, Admiral holest-
vensky's flagship. went down in the ac-
ton and Admiral Rojestvensky was lost
Since the battle RojestvenslSy' personal
fate has been in doubt. Early today des-
patch from ST. Petersburg said adVlces
from VladivostoR said he was aliVe
though wounded having been rescued
from his sinking flagship by a torpedo
boat. Since the remnant Of the Russians
has not yet reached Nladivostok more
definite news may show that the Rus
sian Admiral really is dead.
Evening journal., 1905-05-30
Runaway in KING Street.

A horse attached TO a bread wagon be-
longing to Frank Conf, of No. 1913 West
Fourth street, ran away from Seventh
and King streets early this morning. At
Third and niKg streets the wagon upset
and was demolished. The street was lit
tered with bread.
Evening journal., 1905-05-30
MEMORIAL DAY EVENTS

p. ~ 80 r -
National Guard at Rockford beginning o'clock
Free Zoo in North Brandyvine Park open all day.
First Infantry Band Springs afternoon and evenn
Esans Band at shelpot Park nd evening"
Golf and tennis the Country beqinnno at
o'clock The First Regiment will selections
at the clubhouse ~
Double header baseball games Park between wro
ton A. A. and 5uekne College, beginning a. m and $50
p. m. 80 -
Club, beginning at 1880 o'clock. w
Baseball Union grounds, beqinnno -
tween Monarch and Landlth clubs. w
Evening journal., 1905-05-30
IMPORTANCE Of
CITY ELECTION
Republican Success Means a
Clean and Representative
Government
MANY OFFICES TO BE FILLED

with the city election but four days
away the campaign Of 1905 is drawing to
a close an devery indications peint to a
victory Of the most pronounced type for
the Republican party
1t is probable that comparatively few
of the rank and file Of voters realize
what import a city election in Whining
ton carries with it beyond the actual
heads Of the ticket. In campaigns Of this
kind the leading Office seekers are pushed
forward and the minor Office holders are
forgotten for the time until the voter
realizes possibly when Il is too late, the
scope which was involved in the election.
In the coming election there will appear
on the tickets the names of candidates
for Mayor, President of Council, City
Solicitor, City Treasurer. Assessors for
the Northern and Southern districts and
of twelve Councilmen.
OF VITAL IMPORTANCE.
Although all these Offices are Of vital
Importance to the citizens Of Wilmington
still there are many minor Offices in
volved in the election with which the
general public is in closer touch with. For
instance should the Democratic party re-
gain control Of the city's government its
appointive power will extend to the nam-
ing of a clerk and bailiff Of Council. in
spector Of oils and fluids Ca position with
no salary but Of good perquisites). clerk
OF the market city auditor. auditor S
clerk city treasurers clerk, building in
spector, meat inspector, milk inspector.
chief engineer of the city engineers de-
partment, assistant and rodmen, super
intendent Of the crematory and his force
The mayor will also be called upon to ap-
point Street and Sewer Director and
members Of the Board of Health. All
these offices aren ow controlled by Demo.
Gratis and will be continued to be so con.
trolled should the Democratic party bs
retained nj power.
DUTY OF REPUBLICANS.
1t is Of vital interest to all that mer
should control the Street and Sewer De
partment who will not grant franchisel
promiscuously without the city reapins
any benefit from the same.
1t is the duty of the Republicans of VII
mington TO see to it that the city crema
tory is properly conducted and that tn
garbage is properly collected in order tina
the health standard Of the city may b
maintained It is the duty Of Republican
70 see that chief executive Is name,
who viii lappoint as members Of the Boar
lof Health men of ability and integrity VIII
will carry out the laws as laid down 70
their guidance.
Evening journal., 1905-05-30
LosT, POUND. REWARD.

.LOST-Saturday evening, about
O'clock a brown pocl0etbook con-
tanning about $500, in going from
PeacOck's to Pennsylvania ave. and
DUPONT street. Reward il returned to
.Peacoclk's, Ninth and King. or to 1107
DUPONT street. May 29-1t
Evening journal., 1905-05-30
Eunnitive Reaehes SHANGHAI.

Shanghai. May 30.--A Russian yes
sci apparently a converted cruiser is
now entering this harbor
Evening journal., 1905-05-30
Sewer Commission Did Not Meet.

Today being Decoration Day the Street
and Severe Commission did not meet. but
will meet on Thursday The lighting ques-
tion may come up at that time for final
disposition
Evening journal., 1905-05-30
School AII snn,n,nr-

0NhSef ~ 0AHflcis
at Goldey Commercial and Shorthand
College, S07 Market ST. Call or write
for the catalogue. Enter June /.
Evening journal., 1905-05-30
Rusiness School

School all summer at the Whining
ton Business School,
Evening journal., 1905-05-30
EVERY DOLLAR

spent in Wilmington helps
everybody--includ ding your
self-in your home town.
Evening journal., 1905-05-30
THE WEATHER. V~Bv

Tomorrow promises to be
purity cloudy, cooler. Thurs-
day, fair and slightly cooler.
Evening journal., 1905-05-30
SIXTH INNING

Davis hit an easy fly to Davis; Ma
her threw Smith out at first; Cockill
wen down the same way; no runs. Ma
hers grounder went through Sheehan,
but the clever shortstop was caught
trying to steal second; Hinton flied TO
Sheehorn; Heinze threw Crepo out at
/ first; no runs.
Evening journal., 1905-05-30
FIFTH INNING.

Grimminger famed, making Myers
sixth strike out; Fry could not see
Myers twisters and went back to the
bench; Helnze hit fly to Maher; no
runs; Hopkins, the new man, made
clever bunt and beat it out; Myers
sacrificed, Smith to Cockin; Campbell
hit to Heinze and Weand was run
down between third and home; Bussey
lined one TO pnriar. no runs.
Evening journal., 1905-05-30
FIRST INNING.

Sheehan lead off for the college team
with a clean single 20 left and stole
second; Smith and Coclxill famed Par
sons single scoring Sheehan. Parsons
was caught mapping at FIRST, Myers TO
Busscy; one run. Campbell was thrown
out. Sheehan to Cockill; Bussey famed;
Maher walked and took second when
Parsons threw wild 20 first TO catch
him mapping; Hinton was hit on the
hand while striking sat the 5aii. bui
continued 20 bat; Hinton faunodi nc
runs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-14
4 POLITICAL cUR. AND HIS FINISH

state Senator n ramrr 5 setting hane
everybody s slad ef heart and rejoicing
ever a supcrIatvey
uneomroep county.
He eo peligea sumption O a
He hasu't political savdust and how
he chance the legislature msaey
SOLITARY political sardine
S 10 IL out
Palmer political friend state Of
Washington ana mighty them the legislature.
Thought q Olympia found
that hers q his the legislative
camp
Palmer political than seakthisf
who would homeless orphan lie doesn't
know the meaning o political homer
a csotstleal rosat abortion
believed personality ability something
10 Do with the result the election
$ wilkins money II
republican kicked this haifhaksd political
would carried the by majority
Il
To down brass atk Palmer has been Kicked
breeaes chairman Judiciary
lie allowed order
d-ceucs show the
deodei him political obtyan
upper
repudauou ef
before Inbred bombaat this pura-up
ntical = getting shsn'
a mighty let isln unanimous
AMEN
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RAILROAD BRIEFS

a. /. sisirr. who has recently
been apl-siutsd assistant tn F'raus
Parker. - The chicago a Nurth
western. returned On Portland last
Night to finish some buslussa there
before be ia sstflei IN Seattle IL
Sul rrtutn The fret 81 ths usnk-
W ~ Smith. general freight
aEvnt of the ma -Four lines. was n
team Yesterday STRENGTHENING aul
the business q the annexation vita
the SsW YoFk Central llnsa H.
left fof peaVrf last night
A Naaeau. - the Northern Pa.
eiftr. lsf, for Olympia last Night and
VII probably rstnrn tuulafraN. HE
trip 10 wholly a matter Of ranread
business.
q p Thomas assistant general
freight azont % the Chicago Great
Western railroad. arrived la ths ctr
Yesterday from the east on tour
% Inspection Of the western branch =
- aud setting acquainted with the
offirers of western divisions This
Il A.. Thomas first trip arnt since
his recent appointment Iila posi-
ton aaH recently created
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NAN PAT7ERSoEs OLD FATHER AND xolHs8

dernonstratou
voted pathetic
trial
l. Of
"poor poor
is svfsisnt
an seems. good a vhs
touehtnx sympathy
distress
How better soiieiuss
FOR thssn bcea ssuansi
what world q suffering wouI
she thought Of her rood before beginning
shame and fouyt
faithfully; eon,srapaous
Indifference and neglect
O. loyalty dsvoon-they f,ier not.
permit to b
h Of ans
passions
titaI heaven
crrinE can
conceive Of immortal bliss
highest dyay
became iucomprehsnsba
faithful broken father
IN living stream
tina, brings vsrdure and bloo4n Of dad clay.
for Patterson. brsnkiux
only
human
sympathy = ready.
ursi Il and returned
and sorrow that is hers and theirs
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REAL ESTATE
is LIVELY

Real estate huslneaa b. again live
~ During the pact week several
large sales we're closed aud ha many
started This ia practically the
first good week for realty dealers
since the haiidhYH one uf the
largest sales for the week was the
ceiling Of the Tuurainr hotel cor
ner Of Main and Occidental. this
property was sold a. Thomas Me.
Glll. 40 trustee. FOR tl2b nup the deal
being closed through the John Davis
company
OWING u the conditions. tho real
estate Of Seattle will BE- higher and
more sold during the present year
than any previous year lea the ,lty'H
history This Is owing 10 the east
urn capitalists that have come woat
20 sink their fortunes into the Ina
proving aud building up Of what
they AL say Is Houo Of the best aud
fastest growing towns la The roun-
try"
Another great fortune for the
realty dealers % thla city will be IA
the many people that will stop of
here on their way 10 the Portland
fair. and Of tho coming II the COIN
mltter Of railroad men. who intend
20 Wait tho city every year. that
they ran So back east and give out
better information about tho west
err eitlrH.
During thr last year there have
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TO HAVE SECOND MAGAZINE

UNIVERSITY STATION. Jan. u.
The ualFefzlly % Washington u
EoinE 20 launch another publication.
Thls sez decided tast niKhi 81 a
meeting at the Hsta Thaat ~ fra
teruifT house.. hsId ~ the staff %
the Parifle Wave and several % the
professors % the university con-
nactsd with the literary depart
meat The met IS vas called BY
Fsiitaf Hatfield. ~ the Wave. for the
peTEusa - asci4tuE the best pIans
whereby a mssHrtnn devoted 10 lit
sfafY Hofk uslEht be started
The plan adopted amounts uFar-
ticaiig 10 th@ Wave dropplas az
work not dealluK sith news ard e.
tabilahinE q monthly magazine de-
voted entirely 70 literary work. the
editing u uhirh - 20 BE- carried on
BY enc 81 the classes ia literature
under DR. DE Orange. while the
financial mana Eemcut remains an
der control 81 the stock company
which owns the Wave n the past
only a limited amount q space
could b. devoted 10 literary protiuc-
tiana Thln IL wholly iuadeauBte to
the increasing demand fer express
s.an Of the talent q The college.
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AT rHg Hlos SCHOOL

The hlEh aeissni cadet ossgrrrFTty
vac entertained eit han oyster nup-
p~r at the nelmouico cafe last ng9ht.
AZ the beginning ~ school the com
pany was divided into two, a.iua d.
one under tho leadership A Ser
&ennt Hretiand and the other Ia
charge ~ Sergeant Galley The pur-
pose was to secure new recruits and
the side getting the least number
VAS % give a spread to the com q
pauy. After the smoke 81 battle had
cleared away q wna found That the
Hretiand brigade had captured the
largest number Of ROCKIES. 50 thrs.
we're The guests Of hanur. captain
Dunbar. the POSTMASTER. cHlitd un-
on several ~ the members FOR Inn
promutu speeches 4 number %
hair breadth escapes were related.
one being Hos We Captured the
Refreshments That the Seniors Had
Provided for the Football Squad. =
~ Captains 1 e Parker. Glen Dun
bar. Roy kiunear. Chauuesy weF-
necke and Ernest Grantham we're
present
A. meeting Of The athletic assoc
citation Frank powd was elected to
fiil the vacancy on the executive
II was decided % pre-
sent the football team With faba In
stead u Jerseys.
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EIGhT-HOUR LAW
TO APpLY TO WOMEN

At the request Of the local Walt
reHHea union. the Washington state
Federation ~ Labor viii make an
attempt at tho present session 81
the legislature 30 secure the passage
uf statute prohibiting a longer
warkday than eight huum for wu-
men A. the present time the maxi
mum number OF hours iu "a day that
women can be employed is limited
90 ten
II ia believed bY local union wo-
men. however. that ten hours work
ia too much u strain on any wo-
man The Law limiting the female
warkday 20 ten hours Ia not very
firidly enforced. but even where u
b.. IL ID claimed that women are be-
Ing worn uut BY the iueraaant
strain The mattresses believe that
eight hours work IN restaurant. a
store or q factory 10 all that should
be required Of any woman
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UNIVERSITY

Hef1fs crowd Of Interested stu
dents at Science hall. the young ia
dies Athena urbaung society 81 the
university won the annual inter
club debate yesterday afternoon
Tho question. Received That tho
Navigation Laws % the United
states should 81 Repealed" vas
presented IN the affirmative hy the
Misses tiunt Johnston and Buisud
The negative drhaf1fs were Hessra
Parker. pattsfauu and grifnfh.
The debate vas very close. the
judges taking over q half hour 20
consider before rendering their de-
aisiun. rhe Judges we're Dr. aa-
very Prof Dyer and d. De Grange
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

"Nah FNAAHNNFA &AfHa F9fNHnfs
II you have q pain or duli ache IN
The back ~ e. iHtmkabia svf
denre Of kidney trouble. II IL a
warning 20 tell you trouble is ahead
unless you remedy the cause fmms.
diately.
lame hack II only one symptom OF
kidney trouble. other symptoms
nre being obliged 20 pass water
often during the dny and 20 get up
many times during thu night. IN
ability 70 hold your urine. sfnnrting
~ irritation. passing brick dust OF
sediment IN the urine. eatarrh - the
bladder. uric acid. constant head
ache. dizziness sleauirHancHa. nerv-
BUSINESS, irreEuiar heart boating.
Rheumatism. boating. irritabititv.
WORKOUT feeling lack Of ambition
and sallow complexion
Hoopefa Parsley Kidney Pills are
proving - he the most wonderful
cure ever gotten out for weak and
diseased kfdneya
British Pharmaeai Co. Milwaukee.
Wis. distributors
Price 90 cents y box
For Hale bF EhNEDY DRUG
CO. FIRST AVENUE.
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tsVEsTtcArE CAMPAIGN Ux.
PEasU FUND

at louis. Iau. this ieniaia-
tive committees appuinted 20 tuFea-
tlEatr th- Ni~irinNhaua senatorial
rampalEn contribution u4st In ga
isnsiiz yesterday several pfontineut
hfsv ere. Who are said a have ruH-
tfihutsi tho bulk % the campaign
fund. we're before the committee
p e nrehmYsf. editor q ths 81
Louis star. and q clerk az ths re-
pubiican hsaaaaartera prior 60 The
reerat election. gave the names 81
The brewers and the arnaunts each
had Eirru @ NtaltuKhaus for cam
palsn snpannea
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BASEBALL CANDIDATES

UNIVERSITY STATION. Jan. IL
The university baseball squad
turned ouf fgf lfs first practice n
a. m. this morning in the gymnas
Stun aud spent a couple - hours IN
llmbef.uE up and picking Up
EFuuudsFh Judging from Tho num-
her u men showing W. both old and
new the varsity will not lack for
players A start toward getting the
men ln shape - being made earlier
THE year than usual
All the men that have ever play.
baseball are being encourages TO
turn out. especially The neb Htu-
dents. said Prof John g. sharpe.
the new baseball coach At the uni
yerHltY In this way We expect 20
have a nine that VIII Be na good a.
those OF eastern eoiieErr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-14
mas VALUE OF CHARCOAL
Fsss People Ssssx Hovs Useful ~ Il
In Preserving ttsahh and Beauty


Nearly everybody knows that
/ charcoal ls the safest and most EN-
Gent diEfrctaut and purifier IN
/ nature. hut fes realize is value
when taken into the human system
/ Tor The same cleansing purpoae.
Charcoal e. remedy that the
more yuu take ~ u the better Il
.a not a drug NJ al. bat simply alb
sorts the ras-s ard impurities al
ways present in the stomach aud
lutratiaes and carries them out Of
the system.
Charcoal swestsna the breath al
ter smoking. drinking or after Eat.
/ ing onions aud other oinruus feEe-
tables
Charcoal effectnaiiY elcars and
| Improves the complexion. it whiteua
/ the teeth and further netH aa a nat
ufai and emlneRtly safe eathAFiie
II abaurba the inlufiaus gases
Which collect Ia the stomach and
] bowels. Il dlsinfceta the mouth and
throat from the poison 81 catarrh.
All druggists cell charcoal 20 one
form OF another. hut probably the
best charcoal and the most % the
money ia IN stuart'a Charcoal lsot-
ruEes: they are composed q the
nurss powdered wltlow charcoal.
and other harmless antin~ptlca Ia
tablet form &C rather In the form %
aarEe pleasant tasting tSNrnEcu. the
charcoal being mited with homer
The daily use - lhese tosunEes
Hill poon tell In a much Improved
coalition OF the EeuerAl health. bet
tor complexion. Husctrr breath and
pureT blood. and the beauty OF Il L.
thai no possible harm can reanit
from their continued nas. but ca the
contrary. great benefit
A Buffalo physician IN speaking
Of the benefits Of charcoal. saya I
sdvtsn stuarrs Charcoal toEenEua
to all patients suffering from gas IN
stomach and bowels. and 20 clear
the complexion and purity the
breath. mouth and throat. also
believe the liver u greatly benefit
ed by the daily use OF thsm. they
cost but twenty five cents boH az
drug stores. and although IN some
sense a patent preparation. Jet be-
lieve I Esf more and better charcoal
IN stnart'a Charcoal fozeages than
IN any Of the ordinary charcoal tab
ieta"
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securing better access "a Rainier
valley from the manufactures liz
ttiat made ta report 70 ihe alsb
Last niKht The COMMITTEES declared
itself ln fayer % "a radical trErahe
90 Jackson street. an opposed "a the
seheme - tuuueiinH unlrf ths HIN
of constructing a ais snasl reaiss
te the faat % itraeoa hiH The cub =
tert uift be nspre thoroughly Eune
lata Al = later meeting af the club.
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beon more officials Of the different
railroads visiting tho city than any
other year and now they are plan
ming an annual convention fpf the
purpose NJ appointing committee
each year that viii come west Tor
the sole purpofs Of seeing and NOT
Ing the improvements that have
been made during the year and ln
thla WAY carrying the news huek
ohst that they may know Whnt the
country o. doing
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Wonderful Book
For Women
FREE
SECRETS OF THE SEX

Famous Wsrssn Writes 81 Thinos
All Wsr,sn should Kno0-rslls
Them Hov 10 Cure Themselves
When Doctors and Drugs Have
Fsiisd-S,mpls m.thed u Home
Trsatmsnt That Restores Hsalth
Easily snd os,ekig-Lssas I'd.
ton 81 THIS Vsissbis nook % be
pistributsd Absolutely Free te
Homsn Only.
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va STAR DUST


Cor sequbeheo trouul News
There seems to be o huodau ~
tafhsd tn Western senator's The
eastern BOYS somehow never get
caught with the goods un them.
Judging from the latest drHrrip
tlunh thereof Port Arthur was Just
the kiud of "a place that ought % be
evacuated
RAN HAHt RAttf
Ring out Wild bella ring out Wild
hrilst
Ring out the old ring ia the uew.
For once their Joyous elnmof tells
That New Years poets missed their
cue.
BGOsir
To Wow the landscape over all
nature seems grand aud beautiful
Laurel Bent Cor Corbin tky1
t.uhuror.
EQUAL TO TIE TASK.
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George Y. Spinhsy and Joseph
Sealiou. probationary officers Of the
Seattle police department for the
past three months. failed to make
good and Were formally dismissed
yesterday. Chlef OF Police Delaney
considered II for the best interests
Of the department.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-14

Chicago woman killed her haH-
haad aud refuses 70 tell WIZ This
should be a robukr Ca the idly curt
GUS A woman should not be
pressed for the motive uf every 1T
ito domestic ineidcut
We hope well now have a Chefu=
less Port Arthur or a iiarlesaCho-
"a.
The national debt decreased four
millions ln pecembcr That Mrs
Chadwick was shown mp early Ia
the month Is merely a coincidence.
A French authority" says Amer
can women don't know hos to
walk what's the uses Their hus-
bands DO,
And they all know how 70 stand
In a street car.
VISIT A skYsCRAPERT
Albert Hixun was stepping high
Sunday With hia best Eifl Gerry
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eApleAL RgaRAog FAvoReo

A sreetal committee - tha RAJ.
uief Heights Improvement gluh. APP
eointel 60 INVESTIGATES thr matter 81
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wOmAWs STARTLING STATEMENT
SAYS SIZE WAS RAISED FROM THE DEAD sY THIS MAMA Nv.
FERROUS MIGHT ia
REMARKABLE OFFER OF FREE SERVICE

To the Sick and bhesdcurs Them IN A. Es.i .
Though They Called In Persou-Phyesns invited SEND
Him Cases Pronounced lnourabs.
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General Stoeaael nc least held
out ulI the end OF leap year aud
need fear NO danger from that
Wurse
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PROFESSORS PHENOMENAL POWER
WORKS MIRACLES OF HEALING
THE BLIND MADE 10 STE. TIT LANE 10 WAX
Hoossss pvsds Health When Up to De r.
NO DISEASE he MAY NOT CURE

Stops Pain. Hsals M.ss, c,
cd Bones Straight. and Performs marssia Up.s,
Modsnn MadaaL Rra.nea end o.lL E.nI.na.n-
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Marie Corelli raaatH Carnegie for
cieatius away alleged historic build.
iuga az sirauufd #ou Avon for a
library site. when in doubt as to
the best way 10 set puhAeiJy pugte
uu with Carnegie
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EQUAL TO THE TASK
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And they All know how % stand
In a street car.