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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-12
REV. TOMS TO STEAMBOAT ROCK

Has Been Pastor Of Congregational
Church at Mt. Vernon.
Special to Times Republican.
Iowa Falls, May 12.-Rev Joseph
Toms has accepted the pastorate of the
Congregational church at Steamboat
Rock in this county and will enter on
the duties of his new pastorate on May
20. Rev. Toms has been pastor Of the
Congregational church at Mt. Vernon,
Iowa. for some time.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-12
IDA GROVE WINS HoNoRs.

Scores SO Points in Northwestern Iowa
High School Annual Field Meet.
Ida Grove, May Ida Grove high
school was an easy winner of first hon
ors in, the annual field meet Of the
Northwestern High School Athletic
Association, scoring SO points. Sioux
City took second place with 46 points.
Aurelia secured nine points and Car
roll high school seven. There was
large attendance
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-12
RENTS HOTEL TAX.
The City Council at coIfax Aid. New
Hotel Pro- ect,

Special to es-Republican.
ColfaX, May 1.-THE city council
has RENTED for period of six years,
the corporation tax of the new Monte
Colfax hotel. the plans and drawings
for which have been completed and
submitted. The hotel will contain about
$50 rooms, being much larger than the
old building, which was burned last
month. 1t will be strictly modern in all
respects and will cost about 100000.
T. w. McNear, the proprietor, hopes
to have it ready not later than Sep
TENDER 1, of this year.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-12
MAN FATALLY SCALDEC,

James Richmond, Engineer at Beacon
Mines, Receives Horrible Injuries.
Special to Times Republican.
Oskaloosa, May 12.-James Rich
mond. engineer at the Beacon mines
was fatally scalded last evening. A
steam cap flew off and scalding water
pinned Richmond in corner of the
room.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-12

| Digestion furnishes nutrition for the
nerve centers. Properly digested food
furnishes these reservoirs Of life with
vitality which leads to strong, steady
nerves, and thus nourishes life.
Peruna is in great favor among
women, especially those who have voca-
tions that are trying to the nerves.
Peruna furnishes the lasting vigof
for the nerves that such people need.
Thousands of testimonials from
women in all parts of the United States
are being received every year. Such
unsolicited evidence surely proves that
fPeruna is without an equal as . nerve
tonic and vital invigorator.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-12

Revised Formuor number requests have to
laxative quality entg with laxative addition TOT
of
medicine
nonlye
B M. D"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-12
az am glad to write my endorse
n1ent of the great remedy, Peruna,
as nerve tonic. I do SO most
heartily. "--Julia Marl0We.

Nervousness is very common among
women. This condition is due to anemic
nerve centers. The nerve centers are
the reservoirs Of nervous vitality. These
centers become bloodless for want Of
proper nutrition.
This is especially true in the spring
season. Every spring host Of invalids
are produced as the direct result Of weak
nerves.
This can be easily obviated by using
Peruna. Peruna strikes at the root of the
difficulty by correcting the digestion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-12

levied for county purposes.
The levy for city purposes In Sc
atsla bas not as yet been fixed. but
there n reason to anticipate that II
viii hs Within n day or two There
IL alHo reason ia anticipate that II
also will be very much Increased
over that Of last year. how much
there IL no means Of knowing until
n f. finally passed upon BY the
nnAnca committee Of the city coun.
eli
This Increased tax burden will fall
LARGELY upon the small property
owner Thanks 10 the method adopt
ed ~ the county assessor and ac.
ccnted IN part BY the county
board Of equalization In increasing
assessment valuations. the yalua.
lions on the property Of small prop
ertv have been increased
vefg largely while the valuations Of
the larger property owners has been
compelled To bear the brunt Of the
Increasing burden Of government In
all Of ita branches.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-12

Taxpayers Of King county VIII be
called npon next year to pay 30 per
cent more taxes for state, county
and school purposes than they were
called upon to pay this year The IN.
crease I'm the amount Of taxes levied
for these three purposes over last
year ~ nearly three-auarters Of a
million dollars. or, TO be exact Rlllf
Gel. SO.
The biggest Increase r. In tho
amount Of money levied for special
school purposes IN school district
No /. which IL coextenalye With
the city. The school tax levy Is
mrger than that Of last year by
tg2f.f35 20. an Increase over that II
the preceding year Of nearly so per
cent. hut along the line there
has been q vast increase In the
amount Of money 90 be raised by
taxation against Seattle property,
an Increase Of 3Ss per cent IN the
amount levied for state purposes
aud Of fS2 per cent In the amount
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-12
DEMANDS ITS
MONEY BACK

Tn. seattle Times formally de-
manis the eturu Of r.0ee which Il
gave the Lord
Incidentally. II has caused a com-
motion IN Plymouth Congregational
church. b. making the demand.
u appears that several years aao.
when money was wanted 70 pay ct
the 90. zee church debt. the Times
MAS fnured. according 20 It's sdi-
tofial statement last nisht 20 cor
tribute tf.e8e NOW Plymouth
trustees nro about 20 sell the prop
sfty for t5v0. coo and take the money
10 build a nsW and better church.
removed from the business section
u town
The Times wants lie fi.0p9 back.
claiming hat the church VIII have
enough left 20 build even u Il rays
back an nf tho tge.ooe given hy var
iauH donors. including itself.
John sehram. faereno. j. COL
man and A. =. Hufwrli. prominent
Officials 81 Plymouth. declare that
the Times waa not forced to eon-
tribute They do not favor the re-
turn 81 the money just What ace
ton the congregation viii take to-
wards the frfundinF the Times
money IL yet prouismaiisal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-12
INTERESTING
FOR TRUSTS
PROSECUTION or STANDARD
OIL PROCEEDS VIGOROUSLY
STATE SCORES MANY
POINTS.
LsesIss. r,l,arsph s.r.Iss.l

a. A. ~
il trying isaa, - .saw me con.
nertion 81 ~ NsA.a.ss ou ND sub.
nAs@ The ohio aud
eie pips line ana ihs 49, 80
inE company are inv.iyea a.
ords ~ each being pfesenssa a. "a
effort 10 show that one mAn CO..
trolls them all
Court records showing ths tfsns.
fers % Land 70 the STANDARD ON
company WE'RE read ia court 'hti
morning a. part evidence OF ths eN-
isienre u a trust
Deputy OIL inspector shafers %
this city said that the STANDARD o.
company had distributing Htatioui
on property bought from y l. Mo
Manna. The state il trying 10 show
bY Skaters testimony that the re-
iatioHn Of the Solar Refining com
pauy with the standard on corn
pany we're too close TO permit 81
competition although the TAO conn
panies wofs ostrnHlhty competitors
The state scored heavily against
the STANDARD on company todhS
when IL established relations be.
~ cen the Rsap Oh PURCHASING
agency aud fhs STANDARD Oh cum
pauy. which showed that there aas
ma competition ia F1udlay between
the standard OF aud the bolai
fefinaFisa
J a. Seepm. local PURCHASERS
nKsnt IN the office with the Buck.
eye Pipe iAne company testified
ss % having received Information
OF The credit hnlancea over the nrt-
waite lines % the buckeye company
The state j. eoatsndinE that his
admission proves hist the original
trust agreement IL sttli IN force
The case has been adjourned until
Manasg mefniug.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-12
TUG AND TOW
IN DISTRESS

The bark Harvester. IN tow Of the
tue J. e HoYdsn. en- route TO South
eastern Alaska With = load 81 coke
had q narrow escape last night from
solnE ashore. After the Harvester
had dropped her buay and had been
iowed sume distance the eccentric
rod Of the tug gave way and left tie
bark helpless
The tug IT onee gave the distress
whistle. ana the Nesrehlight Of the
fremont Vas turned ~ the two
ships and revealed their plight
The wind was blowing half a gale
and before help could be brought
tire two boats were nearly abreast
Of Smiths cove The tugs Wasp
and Iumbermnn went to their as
sisiance. taking them 20 a place ~
safety.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-12
RcTURE GALLERY TO SPOT
BOOZE FIGHTERS

d LAC. Wis Oct. Ig-In
- When The befadalea and
Wed rounder with the
and the eaulinouer nose
No : gin shop Ia Fond dn
meet the Arctic vel
~ N Fond du lac the per-
ak1k 70
ass1ened when the genial
q he 70 odd rum en-
Ne city became fright
~ Thar demands thai DO
agpler shall be permitted
~ ne cup that cheers
lhs fertile brain Of Alder.
bFaeis that devised the
nsienee picture gallery for
oaa booze fighters
naefman conducts a saloon
presumed that while con.
4 iong line Of notice.
l'm not 70 sell 70 variona
q Bullets. Ne FEN fo
8. 10Y be- could ever recop.
NJ. Aeooed drinkers hy ~
mai decorated hia vslie ~
tx.ph idea impressed him s-
nc and AZ the very nesi
q ne council h. lntro4nc.
elusIon Whereby the che,
nasns authorized to glstribufe
~ s.,s q habitual drunkards
ah notice 70 saloonEeeseT
are on the blacklist.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-12
.lER[OCK HOMES INVESTIGATES
|5HE MOORE DIAMOND MYSTERY
%rncudss That the Jewels Missing at the Home OF Seatle's Leading
r,otaGst Have Been MisIaid and viii be Found in Bureau Drawer
lakes the Doctor Into His Confidence Again.

case IL extremely simple We have
hY thia accurate collaboration 81
the surrounding facts aud eifcum'
stances eliminated eNers element ~
doubt la par conclusions,
AIT Muoren character and sur.
ruaadinEe and Mfn Me0reH con
eern establish the existence of the
iewslfy Mrs Moore 10 not positive
that she left q In the usual place
The servant n above suspicion.
Heavy social duties have distracted
Afa Moafes attention Instead ~
putting the ieweiry Ia the usual
place abe placed them In ar ada.
cent drawer The third drawer be.
iug Zoo lon fof convenience. Ne viii
ifup 81 uom consideration. Tbs
bag containing the l~Nelfy NM be
found 10 ths loft hand cofuer II the
upper drawer. u is now II 1a an
~ We have Smoked another cigar
VIII have ms secretary telephone
heF 60 look there ana set H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-12
WILL START CITY
SUIT At once

The state land commissioners viii
abide By the decision Of the at
t0rney general In regard to the re-
lection Of the city light bonds. and
Kuii win be brought by the city an
soon as possible.
This announcement came today
a. the result OF Assistant Corpora
ton Counsel Tofd's conference q
Olympia with the commissioners
and Assistant Attorney General
Robert Booth.
Mr.. Todd has not decided ga tho
form ~ the suit 10 be brought. hut
will start the proceedings next
week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-12
WE'LL. weLL-AT lAsTl

Work on the excavation for the
new city jail. municipal court and
emergency hospital hutlding. and
also on the area wallis Aud steel
structure Tor the sub basement has
been completed Parts OF the sub
basement are 80 feet below Yes-r
way. r. Mcclellan H. the contractor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-12
TWO. BIG SUITS
ARE BROUGHT
SEATTLE ELECTRIC COMPANY
IS SUED Bf TWO PARTIES
THEIR PLEA FOR DAMAGES
arisc stT.soo

suit against tha seattle Electric
company foe damages fbf Inquiries
sustained - EDWARD aprankef aud
Anuie DeumtA beta Of lhls eisY, Naa
started toslas Thr former wan
thruwn of lhe step OF a car au
the euFnar - First and nfsadnaY
JulY ~ spranw.F htieEss tbat the
mnfofsuan sadtengY wfartsd hIs rar
bsfare he had safety ho4Fdsa H. ltr
wtlt bring suit fus fGssa0
Annie peunla ehila driving ln q
carriage last August So the zsul
- crossing ~ the traiiaf line. aas
stFuek 81 3 ear and fhfuau aeen
. xaleh ahd hurled 50 feet % ter
baitom she Vm sas ae eauspaaY
for ft0eee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-12
HORSE Thief IS
CHARGED

Information waa filed today In the
case % the state. vrrsHn Henry ~
price uho on October !. hired from
The Union stables a horse. buggy.
and harness. and failed 70 return
The Atseles are valued =, t2ss a
chnrrg Of larceny by bailce viii b
preferred against him
Prosecuting Attorney Macintosh
filed further information today IN
the case against Ioc Martin. alias
John Wilson. for hreaking into he
Queen City Dye Works and attempt
Ing burglary,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-12
VAST COLONY TO
LEAVE MEXICO
lserInn. 1.I.nraph servie..l

SAN DIEGO. cal, oct Ia -Four
head men Of a Russian colony To-
Gated IN the Guadalupe valley. or
Lower California. are here today for
the purpose 81 Withdrawing the coll
aus from Mexico aud coming TO
California. There are about 900 In
the colony. and $4,000 waiting to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-12
MANY INJURED
IN RUNAWAY

0R0NitLE Cal. Oct ~ Four
horses attached % the Madeline
.fakeview stage ~ Mosioc county
ran aWay sith the stage on a steep
fountain road. ~ the bottom uf
witch 1as a ssrep incline They
ran into a dry creek filled sith
great h~ouidsfs. the stare being Do
moliahsa and The passengers throw
out The injured are Thomas
F1aks. expected "a die G. Heudsr
seu Mccall. severely inlured. Miss
Fluke. J. Flake. ". a. Dick. Albert
Olsen. badly bruised
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-12
$4,000 DOCK
TO Be BUILT

naliane Inspector Place has r.
cessos tie plans foS = = Yer zoe
dock sRa ware house. 10 be built 81
thu ranGfie Coast Company on the
slio a. abs old coal hgnkeFa a. the
fa4st OF kiue 81 The dock II Tn Dc
an smussnee one. Tee feet side aud
$50 fas1 ions
Tire pinnn for the uUw Hiimson
hotel IL BE- erected It 1919 e West
lake a. have beea approved by the
|l~nsp@ntne The building 10 70 be a
six stow brick aud reiufutred con
enta structure. and lie 10 cost ssH.-
COO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-12
CASE
IN COURT
JUDGE FRAZIER ORDERS on.
maRlcLas Ju~gLav DC at
TURNED UNLESS MACNiN'
rosA lnTrnps TO TAKE &C
TON.

Judge Frazier thiz morning direct
ea that the diamonds which ths
state has been holding as etiten
clsry articles gcf iha past sis vesss
the property ~ IL A MaFieis. from
whosa possession they vsfe takes
upon a search waFfani sworn GU
b. ns. Annie Russell. be returned
10 the nwnsf unless the Prosecuting
ATTORNEY Macintosh intended 70
Immediate steps 20 Tile lufor
nation and prosecute en-. case
against Or Msriris
Tho diamonds are valued Al
about 1900
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-12
WILL FINISH ESTIMATES.

According to Councilman W. ".
Murphy. the finance committee VIII
tomorrow night finish its work on
the tax levy FOR next year. Tonight
the committee will take up the n
alneer's estimates again. aud II they
are not finished win complete them
at the Saturday session. Tomorrow
night there remains 10 he taken up
the estimates Of the streets and
judicial departments. and then tho
general review Of all the DEPART
minis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-12
STATE CLOSE
.BR0UWER CASE
fserIpp. Telegraph Service

TOMS RIVER n J. oct IA
The state rested its case against
Or nrouver today. Or Washington
testified that Mrs Brouwef, In his
opinion. died of arsenic poisoning
The first witness for Dr. Brouwsr
was Miss Stella McClaunahan. who
testified that she had been gov.
erncHa 10 the nrouwer children. AMI
had never been treated by the doc
tor In any way TO afouse Mrs.
nrouwers Jealousy. and said that
all their relations were proper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-12
JUDGE GEORGE CALLED
TO SISTERS BEDSIDE.

guaxe George vas this morning
suddenly called east 10 ths bedside
- his sister Ia uhip With JulEs
Davis On a ao-daF yacafiDn Seattle
10 nhy 81 present tive Justices ~
the peace. aud JudEa Gordon u0u
faiaHm aHufrmp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-12

....t
m.A Moore. wife o. the local capitalist. reported
-. l.ss alsht that $4,000 worth o. iswetrY hda dsap-
W. - 81 residence Il ST. Fourteenth Az. ~ sometime
- Ia, sunday ard las' Tuesday nisht Whether the Jew
- -, mlslald. or whether they have been taken frem
:" Ms Moore does net attempt 70 explain. She has
a .ae~ shs police 70 question the servants, Declaring
=. aid rs,hsr lose the properly than that any one In the
.s.uas ss suspected, In view Of thls. ehisf wsppsns'sin
IN be uaaels 70 act IN the matter Following q a do
i, missing s~eiry; One diamond crescent. studded
Z s.~snss: enc two ssrsnd pearl necklace. ere geld band
!, unn a large opal ard surrounded with diamonds,
-. .s ne name "Asee, Hanssn' us~stsrl ard 4 G ~"
=. .sss = Mrs. mesre
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-12
PRICE or SUGAR Low
Erred.

NEW YORK. oct te-Ail
grades Of refined sugar were
reduced 10 cents per ice
pounds today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-12
plRleo IN PORT.

The Alaska steamship Company's
nirlgo arrived this morning from
Southeastern Alaska with $4,000
canes of salmon and 400 tons OF
marble from Shakun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-12

lie gave t&s0e "a the hatiirshgp
Nsbraaka faud feptied the pgerp-
txrY lie s~ubaerIbsts 5000 "a fbs
Ahaekas Nakau Pacific exposition
fana he contributed fieeg % paw
off the asbf an ffYmsoush chfifsh
T. there anything new atnaf
tits last item asked Mr. Hsnsss
There IL replied ihs secretary
The only other persnn Mte sub
scrihed aa mueh faaf~x has recent
~ asked fpF hts ntoHeY bsek
what d. The fMx rolls show a.
60 diamonds asked AfF. Homes
That Mf Muese Was assss@e !
t&Haa on sha fsffsttHFe u the uofel
WI whts9t8u nnt un nu ether per.
aotial property, replied ths sscr~-
ary
The fault ~ the assessor osn
msnfsd Afr Homss Tar rolls are
our fastsf unfsliahis public feeoffs
ueres even Than cur d~ifsetpfiss
What have sou faund about ths
riars where NF Maare lAFss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-12
TURKISH TROOP
KILL REBELS

coxsTASTINoPLE Oct IA
Turkish troops In a battle with
rebels 81 Yamen province Arabia,
lost lee hllicd and 60 wounded The
Afabs laHt 200 Killed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-12
p~AraolmAs EXAMS

SECRETARY Groui Of the cisil aarv.
Ice commission Il conducting the
phy steal examination OF applicants
for he pafrulmen's service today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-12

SPRINGFIELD. IN. Oct IA
Speaker jos q Cannon IL confined
20 his hotel with a severe cold a
phvHiclan II Ia attendance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-12

Mr. Ma-sFe lives 81 81 ifih ~.
y replied h secretary. IN an
a~ristueratir but unuiatfed portion -
capitol iflu TIE reason e j. n
plated T. that the city refused TO
afefHt che plat The lots are dr
srflhsl On public freofta BY mstss
xu1 bounds. aed@
Enough - that. interrupted NJ.
Homes fmgatleutlY. What about
fhe hauns
The huilEiaE records ~ = cttf
a. not ahae ans permit vas over
Issued Tor e residence AZ 81 itfh
az y a permit eae issued 60 Ar
Noors APRIL Z. 1894. fos q story
brisk eth sfuue foundation costing
ffsGaa 10 be erected a ~ itth
aF =
Evidently aaothsf confusion -
NUMBER commented the detective.
The title go The property ia in
the nama 81 Mrs Moore
Again proving his Hhctplty and
aabsfantatjuK the Theory % the ca
istsnee ~ fhc feweirv commeHtf J
the detective That wm %. !
think
Very Simple cass.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-12

elevator several men hfahdihF hfhf
caused = stampede for the elevator,
and In the rush the $500 vas cS
traoted from his pocket
Men Discovered.
This morning Detectives phil.
brick. Tenant and brown. with
Captain Ward. noticed five men. 81
whom they had photographs. stand.
Ing a. the entrance of the National
Bank OF Commerce
A. the officers approached. III"
men grew suspicious and started ON
q run IN different directions.
The officers followed and Deisc-
tfyo Philbflek's revolver and shield
fell from his pocket Captain Ward
had no revolver. but started On INC
ran for one OF the =
While The five were 80 there we're
on the outside. IL Is known that the
men usually have an inside man.
called the put man, who watches
tho bank window 10 . where Tho
money Is put after being drawn.
Trio Of Bank Thieves
The trio caught this morning arc
known as members Of the Trims
continental Bank thieves. Who orig
inatly came from New York and
have operated In all PARTS OF the
world.
The Others belonging 90 the band
are Friszie Dime. alias A T. Stafford.
Who served 25 years in the DAYTON.
q. penitentiary for rohbinR "A Jew
slr{ store Of SIS. 600 worth of dia~
monda many years ago. @. A. Ham
bon. Who. Nith a man named Bar-
retl were anowu a. dangerous bank
thievte. Eddie Gurren. Who II now
serving 4 21Ycar term IN IN English
penlteutlaB for a Ike offsnse. and
Is uow trying to he e~stfaAiied By
The French government, where he
WAS sentenced for 20 sefas on the
same island with General Dreffus
Chief Of Polioe Nappsnstein nsys
he IL confident that be has q dan
xeraus gang. but he has not as yet
decided what charge he viii place
taRainEi the c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-12
BoTn SAFE.

Steamers Pennsylvania and
Narthv sasrru arrived az Nome
! today. according 70 a cable
received hy the NpFthw estefn
steamship compauY Much
! nn.asinens vas felt for the
Pennsylvania. aa she Wss sav-
! srai days overdue The North
} 3aatefu made y great triu
J nnfth making exceptionally
coed time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-12


- usgulre my dear ao
aarseek Mewes ~ I eas
80 AS t1hap ga uA a.
mis- mefaiax q
80 sef yea Wsy a
.aisnes la salhaluine tha
v~.neaing the dsarpe
~ Na.sre 3lamanas whifn
- reaueslsa a. takr ur.
wqA yea kihi4S
rsss ~ E2fher urboas
- Ne say IS wFii make
s~ArsrsllY eoHifuftnhe
sssgset hat rhyslesl
,sautnutss ta mensaI alert
rsas u ane ~ ths
msas ussn 81 ms pre
$500 raw sxeFs ne
- oassrsgy shai their u
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sn<u.ix yaeg mtgai ofhe
= - eiwaFlY ne fc8e-
~sss.n saas efa effect
,rs.rs Enshss ssn
- kaee not askai the aa-
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1 eanesfns ms friend
i uaare uns q eif mn
aaissnx That fast aiaae
sat 3 srsqlFe ny meef arr
4ss tsuf my ssretsrv
sanls h<rs have ewN-a eui
pe,sa
u iIpnts gTsese3 fhe bat
= ~ II sxsstxgy.
- kneiy had m us
vnst ! - Maers sNss WacafaA
- n Nassr aid ~ SILVA
= t1nznag4 kpteArsd t1u
- kaFs ths nanmefsuiem
zaase handy bat ! g. eof
xsesazf ss wul usr ST. WuW
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