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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-12-22
Baptist Church Services.

First Baptist church, Sunday Dec.
23rd. Sunday school meets at 10 a.
m. The Red and Blue contest is
about closed, let all be present next
Sunday. The pastor will deliver a
Christmas sermon at IL a. m. The
evening service at 1880 p m, topic
The Unchanging Christ The mid
week prayer meeting on Thursday
evening at 1880 p. m. The church
will observe the week of prayer. All
Baptists are invited to attend the an
nual social dinner January 1st. The
church extends hearty welcome to
all to worship with us. All seats
free. The pastor desires to serve the
public in every way possible. If he
can serve you call on him.
E. o. JESSUP, Pastor.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-12-22
Program at Christian Church.

The Christian church and Sunday
school have prepared a very interest
ing Christmas program for Monday
evening, Dec. "a, and it will be rem
dered as follows:
Organ Voluntary.
Song Choir
Invocation.
Scripture reading.
Song, Sunday School
Christmas Spelling Lesson,
Primary Glass
Recitation, Stella Clam
Recitation, Harold Frisbie
Solo, Marie Mooney
Stars, Exercise by Seven Girls
Recitation, Gertrude Duncan
Recitation, Marie Mooney
Song, Sunday School
Good Will, Exercise by Eight Girls
Recitation, Pearl CLAIM
Wreath Drill and March.
Recitation, Jessie CLAIM
Solo, Ruth Frisbie
The Christmas Tree,
Exercise by Six Children
Recitation, Ruth Frisbie
Song, Choir
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-12-22
SHORT NOTES OF
LOCAL INTEREST
THE DAYS EVENTS ABOUT THE
TOWN-INTEREST ITEMS
OF LOCAL GOSSIP--WHAT
PEOPLE ARE DOING

l.. V. Wells returns tomorrow from
a weeks business trip to Seattle.
Len Provo and John Kendall of
.Riverside were visitors to this city
on Wednesday,.
Chas. N. Standerfer and son of
Columbia Valley were in the city yes
terday transacting business.
H. A. Wells and wife arrived here
on Wednesday from San Diego, Cal.
and were registered at the Great
Northern.
Miss Maud Coleman left on the
afternoon train yesterday for Pasco,
where she will spend the holidays.
with her sister.
Mrs. w. w. Thompson of Chiwau
KUN, came Gown from that place
yesterday afternoon on a short trip,
returning on the delayed train No.
l in the evening.
A. P. Kiser of Southside, owner
of the Badger Mountain Fruit and
Stock Farm, is in the city today
transacting business.
c. V. Martin is moving his law
office from the Bower Block into the
building recently vacated by B. c.
Collier, who has moved his studio
to the Fuller-Mechtel building.
49, The WenatcheaA Business college
closed last night for the holidays and
will reopen ON Jan. 9. Mr.. Tay-
lor will spend the holidays here and
Mr.. Lewis will go to Spokane to
visit friends and relatives. ~
Sold by the Red Apple Real Es-
tate Co. to Martin G. Sorensen of
Southern Utah the Ell Messa ranch
of 5 acres formerly owned by Mr..
Parks of the Hayden Lumber Co. for
$4,000.
Harvey Shotwell of Cashmere, a
brother of j. A. Shotwell of this
place, left on the afternoon train
yesterday for Lincoln, Neb., where
he will spend a few weeks visiting
with friends and relatives.
force of men is at work today
putting a new roof on the Griggs
block at the corner of Wenatchee
avenue and First street North The
roof is made of composition of tar
and gravel, covered with burlap.
A. E. Mcleod, a mining man of
Mazama, Okanogan county, passed
through here today on his way from
that place to Seattle where he will
interest Seattle parties in some sam
! pies of ore which he is taking with
him.
The lecture on PICTURESQUE Hol-
| land" given at the theater last night
by Rev. Chas. j. Sonnema, was quite
well attended and about s25 was
realized for the benefit of the So
cial rooms for young men to be
opened in this city.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-12-22
To Dissolve Ice Trust.

NEW YORK, Dec. Attorney
General Mayer today instituted pro-
cedings to dissolve the ice trust. 1t
is declared that ice which costs but
ninety cents to manufacture is sold
for fourteen dollars and that the
trust has conspired to raise prices.
Mr.. Mayer submits figures to prove
his statements regarding the cost of
ice.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-12-22
Presbyterian Church Services.
Presbyterian church, Sunday, Dec.

Presbyterian church, Sunday, Dec.
20, 1855 fa-s--s--s------.---..-s..4.
9:45 a. m.-Bible school
l a. m.-Morning worship. Spec
ial Christmas music by choir. Ser
mon by Rev. Chas. J. SOnemma, of
Whitworth College.
p. m.-Sunday school at Lewis
and Clarke building.
$50 p. m.-YOung Peoples Ser
vice.
1880 p. m.-Life of Christ, illus
trated by powerful stereoptican by
Rev. Chas. J. Sonemma.
All seats free. All welcome
Tuesday, 7:15 p. m.-Sunday
school Christmas service.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-12-22
Boys Home for Holidays.

The students from Wenatchee,
Waterville and Chelan, who are at
tending the state university, arrived
this morning from Seattle to spend
the holidays. On account of the train
being delayed, the boys walked in
from the scene of the wreck early
this morning. The students who
came over are Walter Thomas, Geo.
Lail, Lewie Williams and Frank
Lebeck of this city, Richard Bren-
nesholZ, George Starr and Frank
MALTA, jr., of Waterville and Misses
Myrtle Baker and Mrytle Whaley
of Chelan. Frank Lebeck's brother
heard of the delay by telephone and
drove to Monitor, to find that Frank
had walked home. Fred McCurdy
of Seattle accompanied the rest of
the party over and will visit with
friends at Waterville.
n,,r Of N hi fc
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Our idea of an impossible man is
one who hasn't bit of foolishness
in his makeup.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-18

sisted by the department of Household Economies. The demonstration will be short, in fact the entire program will be brief.
 The musical numbers are "A Pan cake Song" and Sidney Smiths Salad Dressing" There will also be read ing by Mrs. H. B. Wilkinson.
 The Tuesday afternoon Bridge club met at the residence of Mrs. Harry R. Tritle Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Gordon Tweed made the highest score. The list of members includes:. Mrs Tweed, Mrs. Shelby M. CullOm, Mrs. Charles H. Akers, Mrs. w. K. James, Mrs. Garrett Ryan, Mrs. J. A. Mar shall. Mrs. Harry J. Jessop and Mrs. Harry R. Tritle.
 
 The neighborhood Whist club mat at the residence of MT. and Mrs. liar ry R. Tritle Friday evening. Mrs Frederick A. Tritle was the guest of the club.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-18
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GEORGIA MINsTRELs.

When Richards & Pringle's famous Georgia minstrels appear at the Dorrls opera house on Thursday, February 22 the public will see the most expensive colored show ever organized. If any doubt of the absolute truthfulness Of this statement exist, it will be forever dispelled when the performance is given.
 It must be confessed now that there were doubts in the minds of the man agement about their being able to make the giving of so vast and expensive a show with profit, and as matter of tact the business ordinarily done by other shows would have been profitable but it was immensely profitable and packed houses rule everywhere.
 The program is a lengthy one, and made up of great variety. The street parade at noon is a novelty, two bands in daily parade.
 Seats on sale at Sanicha's
 Prices 25c, soc. 75c and S1.OO-
Arizona republican., 1906-02-18
THE OLD HOME FARM.

In the closing years of a heightened
 With their many and swift muta- ' tions. | am sure we are never quite released From the old associations. They tug at our hearts and they draw us back
 To the boyhood days of splendor, And they love to come when the twi- light falls
 der Then the early pictures are reproduced In an endless panorama. And we play our several parts again
 In the old, absorbing drama. ! Fair valleys, and uplands, stretch away
 There are fields and the homes of
 neighbOrs, | And dark. multudinous ranks of corn Are flashing their green-leaf sabers. remember the barn, with it's lofty doors. i With it's hay-mow dark, where tramps would sleep.
 And the sheds, and the teeming sta bles;
 How the sleek. red cows in the stanch- ions stood,
 Looking grave as a petit ju=y: How the roof of the woodshed travelled off
 In the grip of tempest's fury. I see the pond where we launched, and
 Our miniature ocean liners;" And the meadow brook from whence we took
 The shy little "ehubs" and "shin- list to the partridge beating his
 There's a hum of bees in the clover; There are V-shaped files of the dark. wild reese, And the blackbirds, flying over. ] Nearby, to the west, is a beckoning wood With it's dim, green aisles, and shady
 Where a Gallant -Essa4ght, from a dragon fierce.
 Might rescue a Beautiful Lady. The gray foX-squirrels run up the trees And the orioles and the robins Have their busy days in the orchard ways,
 Unreeling their lyric bobbins. The old house stands on a grassy Knoll, 1 Where the blossoming Iocusts clus- ter;
 Its fires are bright. and it's rooms are warm When the Arctic breezes bh1ster. ] All the summer long there is joy and
 song,
 And the scent of a thousand flow
 CTS
 With bird conventions every day In the vine-hung hooks and bowers. i Ur hill, and down, like ribbon gray. l Goes the highway. Iazily winding, i ALd path that leads to the water mill 1 Where rode with lae "srist" fer grinding. ] Hare these all changed, as have changed 1 In the long years intervening. l Since last I saw from the garden gate
 How the woods and the fields were greening? i I do not know-I may never know ! But to me they are fresh and living | As in the years when my life was new,
 And my song was a glad thanksgiv- ing. i So my thoughts go back to the prairie | Where the old home-farm is lying i Like dream of peace in the afterglOw When the sunset fires are dying. ANDREW DOWNING.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-18

Some folks sez de devil is not ez black oZ he's painted"
 'I know dat; but-may de good Lawd save me fUm gettin up a race prob lem wid him!'-AtlanJa Constitution.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-18
ID 25 z DISCOUNT
On Standard Pianos

styles opportunity the market for afford
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-08
Mcitcrc SubncrbObnnacn.

Ero0ioence, ". s., I. G5cnt.
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Den.
Nem @coforo. Moii.. Z. Gc3
r. Gie ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, mel.
d)ell Dor cinigcn Mod)cn icitenS oeS
sScrtile Council" sic 6orocrlng III
cine 10 %pro5cntigc 2obrcrboNnn1 ge
ltcllt mor0cH mar. hobcn lid bcrcit
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sent btr Nrbcitcru 5u5ubiuigcn, Wor
nlnrnlt al, ooB Dieies Nrerbictcn unr
Dem vGontcil" n%ngenontmcn mcr
oCn miro.
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ssc,tcrn Marulono Giicmbc5n.

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3.0l Wcdln. accommodation mad unlor,'
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400 gtndlIi. GrpreBs pdnpl,''e, 2use.s'
turutt, Gnncod, Sbippensburg mo, ansgeiipnn'
men Sountda. 5reoertd ino eninl'isphfs.
sdofidi, ansgenomm:en Snnntna..
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0nrpflirie 6itlin bon Sinor1'Srooe, ionic
$50 Moreens = sffom. mad 9iebfieIo, ioipie
70 on aeeoraens gseiicrn Grpreb. @cftIninltcr,
9fcn SSinSipr, Union 0rioge. Nrncepine (5rcs
Srrid1, Shnrinont @annesborp. Chambers
huro. 6adersipur. SGlcod. Cumberland uno
gIfirs. @uffet Sbferoniiorss g2noenn.
= n Gnthm. - Accommodation rad 6anpber.
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Sur Souucrftaas uub Sanhtn9s.
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giur Sonnfoga.
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N. giuberfipn, 3. vi. 0enenl.
@el. seefdhattstiibrer. @eusgaN.' gaent.
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0ebcimnis acl1it.

GIeoelun0, 8, 7. 0~e5ent6cr.
- Wit elmer <Bel inn SHUoel murs
Sc in Ser Na6barlta0t &nincsuiQe Elm
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hinge 0fonn bate groBc5 mlitfali.
ideS 8ulent, mo ais er plerjebn
Sabre alt mar, ifidte i6n jein Safer
nod Yrag mo er orei Sabre lang I'M
ter beoeltten0en Tiolinlebrern itlt0ir.
te. Had BRET Sobrcn fam er nad)
GleDelano 5uriid, un0 flr5e 3ett 0a'
ratf ioute er gum crItcn Wtale in Ell
mem pom oGlopelan0 Sdiangoerein"
urranairten CONCERT Mtitreten. PIN
Gage oes CONCERTS p~eridynono er
pIoblid unO mur0e icitocm ni1t mcbr
dcieben, bis iett nod 5ebn Wonoten
ieinc 2eidc gefut0en muroe. Man
gIaltbt, Dab bic 9tcrp0iitGt Dor icinem
crIten Illftrctcn, nui 0a9 er ieinc gan.
sen Soffnungen geiebt bate, linn Sen
GcrItano gcrolt6t bat, unb Dab CT IN
6ieiem 3ltItlnOc @ono an i'd legtc.
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Gliftom's ScimiudluRN.

las ourh SodmoiIcr }erltortc 1tuots
hcn in Nri3onn miro oieuciht
nift micoer oltige6out.
SoIomoupiIIG 9lri}. !. De-
5em6er. Gle Iestel Na6ridten
iiber Die Gerbecrunocn oltrh Die
Sturmilutb in Clifton aC5cu ciu cnt.
icbljd)c9 gilo non Sen NnIAcn ijir Die
%bctrotfcnc Giupobncri0oit lulO Ocn
N5rAtitcn an g%igentDum. Ibdt'0d-
ljh lit ieBt jeOc5 cin}elnc @cbdlt0e IN
Der StaOt beih1oiAt, uiclc iiuO u0Ui1
fortgeihmemmt. llcbcr 3lblrcid)e,
DIT luuu0crblrc iettlmgen pom lo0e
miro bcrihtet. 3nci WiGnmcr Iuclde
pom Ocn 6lllt5eu Ourd Die StraBen
deidmemmt mllr0en, pcrmodtcn ltd)
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tier 5eridJlugen bottell, ms SJulcrc
0eS 0cb0l0es g%clulrgten. Die Eotlcll-
ten 0e5 0oipitula murOen IN StrdBcn-
babmuo19onS oui b0ber 8cIegctc
Gbcile Der ll~nacbung 1cbrldt ul0 10
Dor oCm looc oco @rtrintcn2 gerettet,
Die NontagS Ntodt UerginB Ocn BE.
mobnern inter S1rcdcn mo Gnt
iebcn; oni ciucm @iigcl bottcn lie itd
}uionmcn acid)0ort un0 mNrtctcn,
alclt llnbil0en Ser Witterung prct9s
gcgeber, OoS Sa8ealiGt beran, Dian
nimmt an, Oab IN Den mcrifdaiihen
Guarticren piclc Yerioncn um'a Sc
ben 4efommen icin m0gcn; Nu0rif-
ten ji1o Oariiber nod nidt einJctrof-
len. Ter S0uOcn, QucI6cn Die
SturmiIutb unAeriftct, bcl0ift it'd
oltf piclc 0ulOcrttobicnOc; Die bon
Dem Hubert betroiicuc StaOt miro
m%abriheinlih nienlaIa micOer olfge-
bQltt 4per0en.
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Enlucrma0a,in in bic 2uft ecfluocu

uniontomrL ga, Z. Gr5. TT
3ipei Irbcitcr, Nancl,s @iQiam
@idle ul0 2ltbonp 9roio, uur0en
bellte Ourdy cine QrpIoiion IN cillcm
Maga3in Ser o0rientol @'olpoer 50, "
nobe 6oir Gboncc, g%ct0otct. Qo0
MaAa3in lit total jcrit6rt. Der I'M
ter BEN (riimncrn mlSgebrod)cnc
9rauo mur0c geIoi6t, che er lid nuf
nn0ere @cb1llOc 0ta Gtabliiicmcnt3
perbreiten tonltc. Die &uitcrihilttc.
rltag oemolirte ScHItcr in elmer Gut-
Ierultng poH 5nci Wtcilcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-08

&a6icrfroBc Dor @r.
Ger Strcit 5miihen Ser
Baltimore = Golntp @ntcr & Glcc-
trio 80" uno Sen @%eupbncrn BON
gfrint @oibiugton iiber Die Sroac
Der HGbrCnlcmlm0 ourh Sen Ort be.
i1aitiatc geitcrn Hihtcr Gln,con i'm
&reisgeridlt 81 Somion. Ter critic
Sui mar Ser pon Douglas s.. Dor,
Don. Irou Carrie g. Iltbruuil uno
ibrem 8atten 0egcn Die @oiicr-Gom.
pa9nie, IN mcld,em bie al1ger cincn
einbaIt%bcichI perlnngcn, Der sic
Seguna Don @aiierleitlm9arohrcn
0urd) ibr Gigenthum perbinoern ioll,
pcld)c@ ser @oiier Gompagnic ppu
sen Goultp . GpmmiiiGreu erIoubt
morocn mar, Gle Nlnp1ltc ser Sid
Ger b~cbauptcn, onB Die Gountp.G Cont
miil0rc fein Heft ooEu bitten. oa sic
GrlnoitiidSbeiiber cin5i9 uno ollein
9aS Giaentbumsreht an Dem @ege
battcll. 'Nidter Duncan bebiclt lid
Die Gntlheioulg Dor. Sn Slpciten
6aa mar Die @aiier Gompagnie
&lagcrin Bc9en ole Gountp. Commit
Inre. Sic uerlnngt, Dab oic 9etlag
ZEN i1r Ole GrIaltbniB pebcn ioleit, Die
@ailerleitungsrobren olird gepiiie
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Strnbcnbabn.G Oo9 Nr9c-
rCdlt itrritiQ.
Nne 0cn Mcridltcn.

Nno SCn Wcrif)tCn.
Tn0rribulb Sabre 3uhtbNl9 iiir ci
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Collars @%utbuben. - Gli Sol.
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cen5. - GrbGlt %2095 iiir cincrI
Stllr}.
Nnocrtbolb Sabre 3udtbatsboit
brofte Dem Negcr Shomu9 GppS Die
BON ibm nm %. Noucmbcr in Der N0s
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autihe b%egnn4cne Ncrouung Oe2
Gimponoerc3 Nmort2 &rcS}io, NO
bel or $500 crbcutctc, Elm. Gr murOc
pom Niftcr StOdbriOQc p%crOonncrt.
GrflGrt ih ijr bontcrott.
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&rcia0eridt iCiucu @onfcrott an.
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$t305l.15 mo icinc @lttboben be
troQcu $1571.G3, mic cr io9t.
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Gems.
Gli @olOcnbcrh Gin Gleftritcr,
rciHte I'M Supcriorgcri6t cincDton-
bmmll9s&IoQe Elm ncQcn Die Stonts.
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ibm cine @iccn5 oI2 Contractor 5ur
Nornobmc bon cIcftrild)cn glrbcitcn
pcrmci0ert bat, mo RiGtcr YbclpS
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Te5embcr, I'M olti Die &loge 6lt ant.
morten. q. q. u. @olmcs lit Erds
lipcnt ser @cb0roc. SEER @oIoer.
berg bcbollptet, or lei 5u elmer Iol-
den 2icen5 bcrchtiAt, ga er lGltgcr
ais 0rci Sabre oua @ei6Gft in icinem
cigenen Nomcn bctricben.
GrbGlt S2095.
GborlcS @inOior er1ieIt in ieincr
S0oocneriobflagc gegen Somcs ".
Sntpier int Common Ylens-0 eridt
$2095 5ltgciprohcn iiir &crleBungcn,
sic er am %. Moi 1905 uuf ser Sodt
oeS Serrn Smpicr'S erlitt, @in0ior,
Der Jest % Sabre alt, luO OontolS an
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billmuige5ogcL llnl 0en 6laiden5ug
IN SrOnun9 81 brill9en. yer Sit,
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aus elmer @obe bon 40 SUB ~ltiir5tc
g8inoior olrf'S Ted nieoer, er En-
frantic nnd)ber an 9Iinoonunent3iin.
Dung uno Or, NoporO u. acllp. Oec
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fins Soipitol," iagte aus, DOB ein
iolher Stur5 observation-disclosures
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II nal ii # dc Gben.
Nobert Sifs, Gin &eluer bon Or.
1880, Norb GureuitruBe, erlon9te ob.
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Euor beiroibcte I'M Sebruor 1905.
Nuf @run0 b0SmiGigcn @crIniicens
muroc Z. @ilion 9l6bott, Elm Glerf,
bon Sottic Nbbott, oic CT m 1902 &C.
heirotbet bate. 9eidicOcn.
9rd) cine nbiollite Sdri0un0 CT.
lan9te Surob u. @rouu BON 9r.
1913, NorOs9 roaomop, Don &oicpG
9romn, neil er nidt iiir Tie iorgte.
%Dr murOcn olId lire bier unmiin0l
gen ainoer 5ugciprodlen. DIS Enor
bciratbetc IN 1899 mo Dor orcl
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Nod) ocm Scltoment 0ca fiirSlid)
bel cincm 9ronoe in icinem 6ltttcr-
ncif0it INNS 2ebcu octonmlencn
&crrn Somucl u. Nilton bcfontmt
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WicrdontS' & Mincrs' S%rarspprta'
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