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BLUE BLOOD
May Be Anstocratic, But It's Liable to
Cause Cold Hands and Feet.

Wherever the idea that blue-blooded
ancestry is the best may have originated,
the fact Is, physiolog speaking,
blue blood is bad blood.
That IS 20 say, the blood in the veins
which is dark and appears blue through
the white skin. is that portion OF the
blood stream laden with the waste of
refuse material OF the system. after the
red blood (arterial) has carried real food
TO the tissues. ''Red blood" is today
the mark OF Natures aristocrat
When. from imperfect nutrition, the
blood loses it's rich r5d color and be-
comes dark or blue" The result is cold
hands and feet. and more or less palpi-
tatiou Of the heart. as well as general
weakness. Conee drinking, in many per-
sons, causes blue blood and does net in
sure any coat-of-arms or ancient pedl-
gree-eNcept the ancient habit OF coiree
drinking itself. \ blue blOUded' Wom-
an writes:
Il drank coffee for ten years, my head
was dizzy, had constant heartburn,
could not sleep nights. my hands and
feet We're cold summer and winters my
blood was poor and thin (Blue BlOodD.
Seeing so much said in praise OF
Postum In the papers, my husband and 1
decided 10 try it. That was more than
"a year ago. and we have used il ever
since.
Now my head Is not dizzy, my hands
and feet are always warm, my nerves
are steady and l can sleep al night a
few weeks ago, calling at q friend Z
house. they said, W hat in the world
have you been doing? You look ten years
younger. I never saw you look so we'll
when told them II was on account
n Postum. thar I had quit drinking tof-
fee. they could hardly believe IL. But
some time after that they tod me they
had been using Postum. too. had Quit
coffee and were so much better every
way" Name given by Postum CO., Rat-
tie Greek, Mich- Don fail 70 read book
let. The Road to WellVilIs,' in pkgs.
There's reason.
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PRESIDENTS PORTRAIT.

The excellent portrait Of President
Roosevelt that was printed In The Times
last Monday was made from a copy
righted photograph made BY Clinedinst.
The Washington times., 1906-12-12

''If a farmer Congressman or A coun-
try lawyer who is a member Of the
House decides that he wants the new
monster battleship OF the United States
Navy TO resemble NOah's ark. he VIII
Have a chance TO make a fight on the
floor of the House for such a retrogres-
sion In the development Of Uncle sam 5
sea-fghters," said a veteran IN the
Capitol lobby today.
1T does not particularly matter tnat
the new craft is 10 cost a total OF about
s.. 600 900. The voice OF the farmers and
the country lawyers. who make up a
large part OF the House. will. according
TO the present outlook. decide by their
votes what the plans for it are to be.
Members OF the House Committee on
Naval Affairs are up IN the air. The
ears they have spent and the confer
ences they have had with expert naval
constructors IN learning the techn!eali-
ties OF shipbuIlding Will not help them
much this time.
They viii have no more to do with
rhe selection OF the plans than the far
ulera, who might tnink they wanted the
monster fighters Prov 20 look like a
plow share and its masts 10 resemble a
shock OF wheat.
Paragraph That Counts.
This anomalous situation is the re-
suit Of the following paragraph. which
the House last session incorporated IN
the naval appropriation bill:
d" Provided. That before any proposals
for SAID battleship shah be issued or any
bids received and accepted the Secre-
tary OF the Navy shall report TO Con-
? "a r4Hsf
sring the type OF such bAttleship and
the specifications for the same, including &
its displacement. draft. and dimensions.
and the kind and extent Of armOr and
armament therefor
This clause was put into the bill on
The Washington times., 1906-12-12
GARRlCK CLUB CELEBRATES
ITS FIRST ANNIVERSARY

A large and enthusiastic crowd
filled the parlors OF the Garrlck Club
last night to celebrate the FIRST anniver-
sary OF the club. There We're speeches.
songs. and stories, and the merriment
lasted well into the night Representa-
tive John Sharp Williams, the minorit,
leader Of the House, was called on and
responded in "A humorous speecb ff
which he promised that If elected PresI-
dent OF the lnlte0 States he would not
attempt 10 change nor advocate the .'re
formed spelling The OLD way he sa5
was good enough. tn f~-a---
On David Garrick. for whom the club
was named. Was delivered by Il w
NewH'an. tOhers Who spoke were Ron
resentatives ". G. Brauhy and James
kennedy.
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DISTRICT SELF-GOVERNMENT
URGED BY REPRESENTATIVES
Washington Association to Give Support to Any
Measure Placed Before House

The West washington Citizens Asso-
citation had as guests at its monthly
meeting last night on Conduit road, Rep
resentatiye T. ". Sims of Teunes-
see and Z. I. Taylor OF Ohio, members
OF the House Committee on the District
OF Columbia. Before introducing the
speakers President Greed ~ Fulton, Of
the association, summarized in a short
speech tine needs Of West Washington.
saying: we need ftre protection the
nearest engine Is two miles away. We
need sewers. electric lights. streets. and
most Of all local form Of government.
We are now people taxed virtually
without representation"
''Little of Everything"
Representative Sims in replying said
that the District government Was the
most peculiar he had ever sen. Your
government is a little Of everything" he
said, and again it's nothing. You par
take OF the nature of a nation, then q
state, a county, and municipality
He agreed with Mr. Fulton that there
should be some form OF lOcu govern
ment ia the District, composed Of local
men who we're familiar with the needs
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on AND AFTER this date will pay
no biiis contracted by my wife. Nettie
Jackson JOHN +. JACKSON, 125 D
81. SC. Washington. .. c. IT
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SUIT AGAINST BONI
BROUGHT TO CLOSE

PARIS. Dec. 12.-Arguments in the
suit brought by creditors against Count
BonI de Castellane and his former wife,
Madame Anna Gould. were concluded
today. The court postponed rendering
its verdict for a week. Total bills FOR
household expenses presented amounted
to 2.g0O. .7gS francs. of which 1ss. $50 have
already been paid.
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D, He STOLE A KISS!!
TO JAIL WITH HIM!
Judge Decides 1t an Aggra-
Vated Case of
Larceny.

MIDDLETOWN. \. Y. Dec. -
FRANK Munfort, a prosperous shoe
dealer OF tnis town. today began his
SIXTY Gays Imprisonment for stealing a
kiss. ReCOrdeT CorWin in sentencing
NuhIoEt sale that il was an aggravated
ease OF larceny and that such conduct
The girl kissed went into Munfort' 5
stoIe 70 buy d pair Of shoes. Ho yield
ga 70 tempt tat,0H and kissed her. She
IAN sciealllig from the store. Nun
forts trouble followed
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Special Notices.

THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the stock
holders Of the Nevada Central Copper
Company for the election Of trustees
and for the transaction Of such other
business as may properly come before
of Robt. J.. Benson, Room 555. No, l57
Michigan Ave, In the city OF Chicago.
H.. upon JANUARY nth. 19JI. It 2
O'CLOCK r. N. ROBT. L. BENSON.
Secretary. II
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HARVARD LIBRARIANS LECTURE

A lecture on the Library OF Harvard
University by William c. Lane. Harvard
librarian, viii be the feature OF the
meeting OF the District OF Columbia Lii
brary Association which will be held in
the lecture room Of the Public Library
tonight The results Of the election OF
officers which took place at the last
meeting VIII be announced.
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OF each section. I'VE do the best we
can for YOU" said the speaker. but we
are una cquaiued with your needs and
again We must devote the greater pOr-
ton Of our time TO the boys wil1 send
as here or we won't get back again. You
should have a city. government and the
only way to get II is 10 agiIatc the ques-
lon. Invoke the power OF the press,
for it IS a power
Favors Local Government.
"As for me, ! shall support any meas
ure looking toward a local government
for the District. for / am against the
practice of the powers that be TO shove
of Oh the 'DeestrlCG every lame duck
who IL down ana out al home where his
people know him best
Representative Taylor followed in an
entertaining speech along the same line,
ana deprecated as being very Unsatisfac-
tory the quadruple form of government
the District was now burGened witt. lie
promised his aid to any measure chat
would relieve the situation. and give the
people "a local form of government, pre-
sided over by local men who knew the
needs cf every section. as it WAS i'm
posi- ble for the members OF the House
Committee and District Commissioners
70 do
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CARPENTERS ATTENTION! Members
OF Local Union No. 132, United Brother
mood or Carpenters and Joiuers of
America. are hereby notified TO attend
the next regular meeting. FRIDAY, De
CEMBEh Il, 1896. Business: Election OF
local officers BY order Of the Union
dell-.L
The Washington times., 1906-12-12
MORE DRY DOCKS
AS NAVY GROWS
Admiral Capps Points Out
the Need CT Greater
Facilities.
THOSE ON SHORE THE BEST
Floating Dock Dewey in Philippines
Useless for General
0yeIhauling.

The urgent need OF dry dock facilities
il emphasized by Rear Admiral ". l.
Capps. chIef of the Bureau OF Construc-
tion and Repair, Navy Department, IN
his annual report. published today. He
points out that there are but two dry
docks Oh The Atlantic and Gulf coasts
IN which the largest batIeships may be
docked. one of these. in the New York
navy yard having so far delerioraJed
as 10 require a general overhauling in
the near future.
Shore Dry Docks Best.
In this connection Admiral Capps
states that the floating dry dock can
never approach in usefulness the dry
dock ashore. The dry dock Dewey, de
IITered during the year at the Olongapo
station in the Philippines. cannot at
present be used for general overhauling
ana repairs 10 hull. owing 10 the lack
oI hlShly-truine1 mGchlnists IN the
islands
The construction Of the battleship Con-
lecucut al New York navy yard by
The Government in competition with the
contract constructed Louisiana. reelected
credit on The constructors of uae former
Owing 10 the reduction by Congress
in The Increase OF tie navy the con-
structiOn item 9 the year ending June
S0. 1908 is estimated by the bureau at
Sl2, 1895. as against SlT. $40 S29. apprO-
priateC Tor the current year.
The New Bartleships.
Rear Admiral Capps furnishes Con-
sress with a detailed account of thu
'-lirst-2lass battloships No. 26 and No
~ These are the South Carolina and
Michigan, each 20 bc 45o feet Iorg, sixty
feet beam, and of 5000 tons displace-
meUt.
This Is the type Of ship which Ameri-
can naval constructors say will almost
equal the DreadnOuEht in power al
though considerably smaller in ton
mage.
The Washington times., 1906-12-12

THE PUBLIC are hereby warned not to
give any money to anyOne for the Saliva
ton Army unless sad parties have writ
ten authority from Major II Z. Barter.
or Adjutant William s. Quirk. See that
solicitors have on the regular Salvation
Army Uniform, with red band on cap or
bonnet (SisnedD WILLIAM S. OUIRK.
AdJutant. $50 Penna. ave. NV. Phone
aooo Main. de1l-2t
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HIGH PRICE PAID.
For the Champion Ss~~r ~ the
Denver sShow.

Denver, Col, FEB. . Fnenominai
prices we're paid for cattle ss the live
stock show here The fourth high
eat price ever paid in the world ~as
brought bT the grand champion
steer. the property OF the Colorado
Agricultural College "Yampa," as
he II called. was bought by John u.
Muller. local butcher. for 500 per
100 pounds At the official weight,
1850 pounds. his vaiue was ts7s.5o
The sale was made through John
p Bowies president OF the Bowles
Commission company of Chicago
who. on December q. 1900. nsgotf-
ated the sale OF the highest priced
steer In the world He sold the cham
pion steer Advance for $3.50 per 100
pounds. or s2145 complete
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In the Matter OF Nick Nicholson,
Bankrupt. No. 610 in Bankruptcy.
Notice of First Creditors Meeting.
To the Creditors of Nick Nicholson
of Waxahachie, in the County of Ell
lis and district aforesaid, bankrupt.
NOTICE is hereby given that an
the goth of January, A. D. 1906, the
said Nick Nicholson was duly adjudi-
Gated bankrupt; that the first meet
ing of the creditors will be held at
the office of the undersigned Referee,
in the City of Dallas, Texas, on the
18th day of February, A. d. 1906,
at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, at
which time and place the said credit
ors may attend. prove their claims,
appoint trustee, examine the bank
rupt and transact such other business
as may be properly brought before
said meeting.
At Dallas, in said District, this the
9TH day of February, A. D. 1906.
EUGENE MARSHALL,
1t Referee in Bankruptcy.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Hunapty Dumpty.

Humpty Dumpty'' will be the at
traction at the opera house Wednes-
day night, February Z An advance
notice says:
This production is a combination
of comedy opera, vaudeville and
pantomime, welded into a most har-
monious whole, interspersed with the
exquisite grand ballet advertisement
executed by corps of beautiful and
clever show girls, all presenting a
scene of voluptuous animation scar
cely equaled and never excelled, and
amid shower of splendor in which
over 20 people take part
The most noted of the vaudeville
acts presented is that of Eve" the
wonderful mystery, delineating the
birth of woman out of space and
within the full view of the audience.
This act is one of the most noted now
before the American public, and is a
most marvellous performance in itself.
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AFTER LAGRIPPE
Or Amy Severe Sickness Druggists
Hood A Martin Advise Waxa-
hachic People to Take Ninoi.


Mrs. 3. G. Berry OF Middleton.
Conn, writes; The grippe left me
in very weakened condition, no APP
petite, thin, nervous, no vitality and
bad cough. / had hemorrhages.
and nothing seemed to help me |
read of what your cod liver oil prep
aration. vinol, had done for others
and decided TO try it. | found that II
soon gave me a hearty appetite; my
cough disappeared my health and
strength returned until | felt like a
new creature / consider Vinol a
wonderful medicine, as Ii makes
strength and vitality so fast
A member of the above firm says
We have never sold in our store a
more valuable strength-creator and
than Vinol. This is because Vinol
contains in a concentrated form all OF
the vital principles of cod liver oil,
but without drop of oil TO upset
the stomach and retard its work.
Vinol tones up the digestive organs
and renews the strength of every or
gan of the body.
We ask every person in Waxa-
hachie who has been i'll to try Vinol
on our guarantee to build them up
and make them well and strong. We
return money if ii fails . Hood &
Martin, druggists
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bt local applications. as they reach
tho diseased portion OF the ear. There
D. ouly One way to cure deafness. and
THAT is Pos constitutional remedies
peafuvs. is caused hy au iunamed
condition of the mucous iiulue of The
Eusachiau Tube when This tube A.
iutAmed YOU ha,r umbltus sound
cog .mporfe, hearing aud when 20 o.
entirely closed deafness n thc result.
and Hal,a fhe inflammation cen ts
tskeu ouI snd Ibis 'nbe restored Jo
hes normal coalition hetrHe viil t..
de rof'd forever uiaa uasea Qua o.
tsu are otssed ar gasuh which bel
nofh'uF DH. au nOam.I condition a.
IhH wuruus sa.fares
We eII s.,w oue Hundred Dol
.ait tnr ABS ese at neaiuess tgBusca
nF rsfafIHI fhaf .suuot te afrd B.,
Balf# t#.attt Dlrv Eeua far ,ifeu
isr fra CHENEY s. Co
fe'eda 81 aait 400 nruexis5k $780,
faAr iitHa Famff rHs faf eaa
efiastinu.
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Engineer Booth~ Has Pulled Throttle
on Central Thirty Years.

r A Boothe. an engineer on the
Houston and Texas Central. has Just
completed thirty years OF continuous
service on the road for which he In
s'ill working On February /. 1875.
he entered the service OF the road and
since that time his name has appear
ed on the pay roll every month save
one and sickness prevented It's ap-
pearance In this indtance He has TAX
On leaves of absence OF ak weeks on
different occasions. but he has always
put In part OF month except for the
one instance mentioned. Engineer
Boothe Is on the Denison- Corsicana
run and though he has resided In
Denison only few years he has run
a passenger train in and out OF Deni-
son for more than twenty years.
He has for sixteen years been sec
rotary of Division No. 242 3. OF l.. Il.
and has three times been delegate
70 the biennial conventions of the
order During the many years that
he has handled trains in the passen-
ger service he has never been in
bad wreck or a serious accident. He
Is also justly proud of the fact that
during his entire railroad career he
has never uttered a profane word
Mr. Boothe was born in Perry
county. Alabama, in 1854, and came
TO Texas in 1866, since which time
period of forty years. he has re-
sided in the state.
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The PLAYER Maid.

Florence Davis, relative OF the il
lustrious Jefferson Davis, will be at
the opera house Friday night, Feb
ruary 8, in The Player Maid" The
San Antonio Daily Light says:
In The Player Maid produced al
the Grand last evening Miss Flor
ence Davis has been supplied by the
dramatist Miss Louise Mallory with a
play admirably suited to her marked
histronic abilities. The theme is per-
haps little thread-bare by long
services, but taken generally it has
the elements of success, since it
affords wholesome entertainment
This evidently was the impression of
the audience that made up for its
lack of numbers by the warmth of
its appreciation.
With the very changing emotions
of the capricious Eleanor Halara
Miss Davis was extremely consistent
and convincing. Ii is role that is
made TO traverse the whole gamut
of human emotions, but Miss Davis
was at all times equal to the most ex-
acting demands Of difficult role, and
came through the ordeal gaining new
admirers as the pretty story was I'M
folded eliminating with the entire
sympathies and appreciation Of all
when The climax was reached in the
last act, receiving many well deserv-
ed recalls
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BRIEFLY NOTED.

A $4,000 building is to be erected at
Tulsa. ]. T.
A man named Floyd White was found
dead at Laredo.
Near Paris. Tex, Mrs Mulkey Elkins
was burned to death.
Tulsa. L T.. opera house, costing $40
600 has been opened.
A forest fire near Milan Italy, burn
ed over twelve square miles.
Southern Oil company suffered $50
geo loss by fire at Cordell, Ga.
a negro mail carrier wa, assassinat-
ed in kemper county Mississippi.
Mrs Melissa Chapman died at
Hutchins, Dallas county, from burns,
Science hall o. University of Geor-
gia at Athens burned entailing $50 900
loss.
Admiral and Mrs. Sehley had a mar
row escape in a runaway at Washing
ton.
AT Texarkana Louis Kosmimsky,
merchant. was held up and robbed of
s10b
S. p. Tate wa. knocked in the head
him.
In Rock Island railway wreck near
Duran, n. NJ. fifteen persons were
hurt.
disastrous prairie fire ragged north
of Guthrie. Several farms we're laid
waste.
Members OF Moroccan conference at
Algeciras, Spain, Witnessed bun fight
Sunday.
BY an explosion In a salt works near
Cuylerville. y. Y. fifty men sustained
injuries
southern Indiana and western Ken
lucky had heaviest snow Of season Sun
day night. sTrr
NJ. II. Curtis. editor Of the Bowie
County News. died suddenly at New
Boston. Tex
~ Pinckney wells Jr "a prominent
Shreveport attorney is dead. aged thir-
ty-Scycn years
Major Henry Norton. prominent
civil war veteran and Grand Army man.
fied af Minneapolis
w u. Han 81 Dallas has been ap-
pointed general attorney u the Texas
and Pacific Railway company
Sersniy-four artillery mon auI or
filsrs HiH have eight months practice
At Fort Siii. oerfrfiH~ ANrU q
D. IS James uaa struck af DlI.Ie.
iF au automobile just ss hr aIigsteI
'rom street ear and fatally Fugt
Residence ~ Rev uaattis ar Amari.
can missionary. near HruEkuug Ras
e
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Taken to St. Louis.

st. Louis. Feb after outwitting a
mob bent on lynching Bud" Jackson
at Poplar Bluff Mo. after Mrs. Dan
lei Norman had identified him as her
assailant, Sheriff Hogg. with the pris-
oner, boarded a train at WIliamsville
and arrived here. Jackson will be held
in the St. Louis jail until the excite
ment has subsidized at Poplar Bluff,
when he will be taken back for trial
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RoBKRr KoRxHrs arrr.

ing every effort to acsrt resorting to
an operation.
The condition OF Representative HIT
OF Illinois, chairman OF the house for
eign affairs committee. continues en-
couragtng although he is still confined
TO HIS bed
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Take Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup
1t sweetens the stomach, aids diges-
ton and acts as a gentle stimulant
on the liver and bowels without irri-
tating these organs. Orino Laxative
Fruit Syrup cures biliousness and ha-
bitual constipation. Does not nause-
ate or grippe and is mild and pleasant
to take. Remember the name Orino
and refuse to accept any substitute.
| 3. w. Fearis.
II. q +. G.. Rates.
New Orleans and return $3.50,
account Mardi Gras Carnival On
sale February 21 to 26 Limit
March 10.
| Chappeil Hill and return, $50,
account Independent American K.
of l., On sale February 19 and 20.
| Limit February 25.
/ Low grade OF wheat for chicken
/ feed at Waxahachie Grain Co. #
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Rector Rainsford RESIGNS.

New York, Feb. Sowing to III
health Rev d W. s. Rainsford, twenty
two years rector Of st. Georges Episco-
pal church, has resigned
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES, FOR THE NORTHERN DIS
TRICT OF TEXAS, AT DALLAS,
IN BANKRUPTCY
ORice OF Eugene Marshall, Referee 10 Bankruptcy
Rooms l, Q and 3, Marshall Building
Dallas. Texas
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Oats and Hay for Sale

Oats 40 cents per bushsl at barn,
4 8 cents delivered. Hay $40 per ton
at barn. Terms cash. Hay from
Cunningham meadow Call Kenner
& Erwin's office. both phones "a
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NkvoUNN AND HtrT.
es~ste~ Hss Appendicitis and c~~-
| srsssrssn o4ilI Co.sinsd - 0~A.

Washington. Feb. Senator Hey
burn OF idaho, wis 10 ~ with an sttaek
Of Appendicitis. vas reported A. slight
IL better Sunday The attack /. grow
Ing more severe than was expected.
but the attending ?hyxjeisEs are max
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More Ships For japan.

Toxic, Feb. 5.-Tonnage Of navy will
be increased to 400. 600 by end OF fiscal
year of 1907.
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rn ms en Faat asxt order for enai
sea ssmuArs tha aiffefenre Wkxa-
AZ Atr Ggatn COMPANY q
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fhe very t=asi And .kugesf ssow here
tssss ssSss-sn NeaTge n ADAMS. shs
nrfzgrki ciswu zee haif the audience
iasase~