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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-26

HERE ~ a BARGAIN II vou want
nice home in the country. don't
fail 20 see this 10 aereH between &c..
attic and Tacoma. nicely located on
corner ~ two country roads rtuef
% school and rood netRhhufn half
rich second bottom land balance first
cisaa upland. an nearly level new
e=raam house. large barn. several out
buildings owner desires n quick sale
price for "a few dayH including cows
chickens. farming implements and
some household Furniture. 8 80
ROBERT MAtgTHY.
80 g2l-an Alaska Building a
FAHM LANDS.
We have Just bought the old Steel
Ranch and have Il plated. fun
acre tracta Tor $40 per acre. terms
tiH cash and g. a month large clear.
ed wafer front tracts SD per tract.
Same terms. no taNeH q Be paid hY
purehaser before 1871 The Title
Only 9 minutes ride on Hentou car
HuB - owner
q. ~ NICHOLS % linton Hik
80 ACRES. ie miles from seattie
mostly bottom land. g. acres iu
meadow - acres pasture. balance
good cedar and nr timber. large or
ehard, running water. broom dwell
Ing. large frame barn. several uut.
buildings teams. 70 head 81 stock,
usN tnterurhan survey close TO
place. Price $1,000 Terms
ROBERT MAfTuY.
$1,000 91l Alaska building al
WATER FRONT Several Impfoved
places near Hremertan
RODENT MALTHY.
30 slo-sl Alaska building. al
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Nine Survivors

Word vas received AZ II 10 p.
n. yesterday from uamfeld from
Captain Ferris. 40 left wtlh
party from the steamer Saivor yes.
tetdAy morning. bringing nine sur
YIeafs % the Valencia Who Nore al
Darling river. about Il milss islm
namfleld The party Nas T. hourf
on the trail. and from accounts re-
ceiyed from Captain Ferris the sur.
vivorn are suffering great pTlva.
tons some are without boots and
ugll have 90 walk Ia bare feet 9th
eru are lnsufficIentY clothed Cap
tain Ferris Left a. daghteak today
for uamfieid with The entire party
but does not expect 10 Fef in Until
Saturday morning The Saivor viii
salt The trails are reported 10 a
very bad condition. being 10 places
almost impossible
The iug lorne has Just returned
IN Eaquimalt with the British blue
Jackets from tho Egefis. towing
their ufeboat They were unable
10 accomplish anything though ev-
cry effort vas made No bodies
we're brought by the l.0rne.
With the finding 81 four more
survivors Of the Valencia disaster
on Turret Island. one Of tbe archi-
peiasn IN the center Of Barclay
sound. the total number ~ Huryiv-
orr accounted for reaches 81 per
sons Not woman az child is
among the saved.
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SPECIAL nAnaArs

have 5 aean aranfu house. with an
exceptionally fne larHr lass trnes
flnWsFF nsE imea fra nn 18Th south
~ 1FffefHHH fhlw property = suit
3 ute for q larae family and the aNus
~ will mhhe aaeFflfs pfiae uH ~
ard give the pure Naesf aiiuasf hia
nan tHfass gau 81 office and ~
Hilf meet Nau 18th on price snfi
terms. aud II rou want a home
> ~ WHITE
49, oriTnSai nlock
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I'd al had llfepreserver, -.
. boat had left the steamer -. 20
very ieB passengers. not mora ~, "a
aiE y sefeH in al and NJ pa In
and y = itiekley. a fireman s -
hii ihsi maaa the land. affsr rs
thrown into the bfeakers ''as
The people ca board baa -
taken 10 the rigging when a. -
boats lefi Il was not un,n a :.
steamer swung around brosdsis ne
che shore aud sunk b. ne 2
leaving but the house on he - ~.
cane deck above waller. thai ~ ~
went into The fIgginE That an ~
TOOK fefnas fhsfe periahsa 49,. 80
now certain. Ia
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Chief Cook Hancock.

ANh ms NAAH
Chief Cook Hancock.
The chief cook r Hancock 81
san Franelnco. Was Ia command 81
the raft lie has wife IN san
Francisco lie says be knew the
follaNlug passengers and thinks
they are all drowned.
Mr and Mrn OrEon. With four
children when he left the wreck
the parents and the children were
al gone. leaving one little boy on
board ars Noairame and child
wcra drowned. and Mira Campbell
and daughter he knes we're
drowned.
The names ~ those on the raft
vito SER drowned wrs
Wilson. third engineer. Wilson. a
passenger. Wallace. Storage wAii-
81. aud a man-o f-warsmAn on leave
from the United States steamer
Concord. name unknown. The man
"a the brush on the island IL Frank
= waiter Nc thinks Frank Nili DO
found ali right BY the Indians Who
are looking for him The three
men brought TO Toquaft are badly
eahaustesi One had 10 be carried
aud the others had 10 b. helped
along ~ the reacuing party They
are being well cared for at the To-
quart fishing station.
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Didn't Appreciate Danger.

al once realized the terrible
nature - the accident 30 FAR az the
huat wan concerned, bat DO not
think there VAS anyone aboard who
appreciated that death Was 20 near.
There vac absolutely no panic.
or course Homn confusion euHued AZ
fret bat o. vac only q few moments
until the people claimed down and
sought various places az q sort q
refuge FROM the terrible seas which
swept in from the ucean and flooded
the docks of the steamer 81 every
swell
Captain johnson advised every
one 60 stay rs the ship until the eN
act nature % the accidents could be
learned and some definite idea
formed 90 to cur location, with ref.
erruce 10 reaching a safe landing
place ashore
a few of the aeHmrn and a mum
Der 81 the passengers. however we're
no, satisfied. and - they felt pof-
tioua 81 the steamer giving way unz
dor the tremendous bvatinEa from
tho surrinE waters. they insisted on
taking 60 the buHta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-26

why IL IT called the old sss
Shoc2 Because it's as strong =.
durable as an old oak and has ".
quality. toe. There's no other se..
on the market Tor the same pf's
that can compare with Il. sold =.
clusivcly at the MEMS shoe So. -
Sos First avenue.
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49, ori,nSsi niesk
q ia lots on iath ave North Nsiae
t4p cash. balance = ggar
q 80 9sIae iafh ave North aea All.
Ter II street arahfA ard sidewalk.
at paid - caah. balance tsfms
q 10 aatiz sisa ou 10Th ave. Aaffh
no isste en- North nroadvag. cost
front 30 eaah. balance 20 per
u 90 fpasiae. Harvard ave North.
vsst front. nasst ~ iocatieua. god
nIoNHkog a ERICKSON.
tla.it Washington nldE
a lots block ffou car Queen Anne
3 funre lata on tfh Ava West Queen
Anne ffiii taf3 caah
lots o. lsth Ave Wsst tsn zine cor
nsr. unnhsfrurtsd virw. : 80
line. q 100 fua cash. bal To per
month
% acres near nsnssiev. across Lake
Wash arrea CLEARED. 5 acre. tu
ntfawfefttss. good e-roou house
" . nYERs a co. ss.s Arcaa, hlds
CHEAP HOMES.
n T. CAR SHOPS going IN on q y
Hliimans Meadow Gardens. employ
ina about 20 men. wiH make the
Land valuable. iarae tracts over -
feet Ions auig fifh on trrna - 4 D
per month. Twenty eaifHmen or the
grounds until cold uut also need sew
sral mere men 81 good waarH. will
cell houses en- terms ~ 3 Per month
Take nsw Hsntou car 20 uuaamfaiIi
bridge o. call az Hliiman'R offirHa
~ Times block, a. once. til
houses With 1 Or 2 Iota.
soid on terms 20 Ee1 or s. % peri
week. fire level lots. with cftF wafer
price cnig sifq. terms. % rentH per
week. auly IS fainutes ride. Taks
car on Washington street e. Eaufh
east Seattle. zee 0iil at offiea If
------- ==z=-==s--
10 you want lots enoan. close IN. Win
city water. come % Southeast aeaftf.
80 untl the work on the Jackson
g. % per month After The fearads
these ia,s ... WI 'sl, for 10 g 50
street car % Southeast Seattle. OF
fiea ht station
SEATTLE HoMEsEEKEHa CO
tt
DON'T PAY RENT
UuV modern aIN-runm house. fHa8aeaf
part Capitol I'M. viewing Sound NJ
Hainfer Cascades. OiYmpIra near
car AL hut q .0go cash will handle
deal Phone East 1919 "a
ron immediate sale this low price
$50 s1Ntei "a alley near University
and car line. cement walks. street
grade. water. an paid. Owner. Husn
Main "a Ind NJ I'll
o. 600 For ANAL house and large iot
on zfth Ave. near fcsicr Way
Terms
ilto- Yer two lots AZ South Park near
car line
WfNEtitp BROS
Room 80 Coimau uidr
Two good corner lots. one block Hew
ear lime fine view N hhv fRa for
both very easy terms Main 1a6
BARGAIN fu groom house securitv
Savings Safe Deposit Co. ma Seneca
III
lot Hts0a tiis. on easy terms prop
rrtY tu this ueiRhborhnod is adkHug-
los very rapidly. See Dunlap -
Union uiuck or price AZ Dunlap. on
old Hentan carllue, -
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Close to Shore.

They made desperate afism..
and reached within three -,
lengths 81 shore. when they -.
Obliged 10 return. Then the sago,.
who we're Ia command % l.leuistsss
knight. Of II II 8 Egsria reuaysss
that there Nsre eight or ten NJ, =
the group. but they 90 DO, Ma
they were HhipVreeked men H.
did not make any attempt Il 80
off when the boat was fighilns :
make landing Before leavluf =.
sailors on the Lorne tried 10 -,
food ashore in barrels. but the -
swept the barrels out 10 A.. -
none reached the shors
On the return - The gslFw 4.
Bamfisld arrangements were w.ss
90 send a party from the lAnsss. :
whore the men vere seen On ~
beach
when the llferaft picked m =,
the City IT Topeka Jeff she wrses
they were being gradually sae,s
away by the seas which hfos.
against the vessel and before ara.
ness "Wednesday night the han W.
submerged and all who resnslpss
were lost Yesterday morning ~
steam Wha r. Orion. a small sesesl
which could approach nearer 4.
wreck than any Of the rescue boxs,
found uuiY 4 portion OF the Fai..-
cia'n mast aud derrick s'ansins
above water There was rery ll,ils
Wind yesterday. bat there was 1
swell running which was Yerr
heavy. though not 70 be compared
with that Of Wednesday. he vial.
er'n crew picked up a few jaske.s
and caps and 3 number % STRIPS {.
blankets which bad evidently tees
used a. lashinEs BY those Who loas
90 the rigging
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CAPITOL tttf.t. CORNER
tRooN NEW HOUSE

4 co. Nrf 18th ard Nay IL II veil
huilf deubiF constructed So
msHt basement Fffl4NAN e.
NuMN MANTLE DINING
tgnam Hafiaf Kitchen. faatf9
fantfa un first flHar tieat
faaaaa SEQ gnd finuf afd bath
Heaf pIHmbinH Walls dssarats
81 Nuf cell 90 Responsible
party an easy tsfma.
% fnm NHnf . Sod hoiias an a HnfhFf
let aa garttel tiiu I thiHk u ait
Pay Fou t. lHNrsflEnte this
r T. Hrtt.EA
E18 New fafk uiaah Main US
hettsf tail Afternoons
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HORSE. BUGGY. WAGDN. ETC.
co WITH RANCH
6 acres b. young fruit. all under irri-
E4tIan. IA miles west af f'fuaasf
stable nnd other buildings On rouu-
g road This De- d fiHa opportunity
for numn ono wishing ta engage iu
the fruit business where IL - very
ramuusratlFr.
T. J gPHENgGE.
$50 Arcade Seattle.
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rof aaisaa niee eatfars- sffts s.fuaut
seattnnes uHs hiark ffuu ffaiHf
Maf ga Hsae street bosses Il mod
rrn. kaH aHs eiHrfric fiFfHfaa hsth
Add tnlins hath au ard daHn HlaifH
atsn taFHa Naat f0nm t1t ia - 10
feet AL improvements 90 ard rain
Zoe Thla re- uefta is frnfea ta first
lass tenamEa NauTr Will sell an
saeY terms at taw figure ssH a.
urfirr
J ~ WHITE
e. Oriental Nlpfk.
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Spilled Into the Sea.

1.-THE first one swung out on the
davits was fuiea With WOMEN and
children. the only men aboard being
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Discovered by Indians.

The three who were found on
Tufret island. when discovered by
the Indians. were starving and suf-
fefing from privaiiona endured.
They reported that fourth man
who had reached shore with them
had been lost iu the brush Charlie
Ross an Indian policeman after
arranging 90 sen etao ahrd emf emf
arranging 10 send the three men
"a Toduart. the nearest village, on
ueluelet arm. by an Indian canoe
sent out parties Of Indians 20 search
for tho other survivor As the In
dams We're preparing To- paddle
across to ToQuart the little steam
er shamrock arrived aud took the
men on board On arrival al To-
quart the three survivors were taken
to the house 81 Government Line
man II J HellierH. where they are
getting the best Of care The sham
rock also brought two bodies picked
up ON the shore Of Turret island by
the Indians When news of the
finding OF more survivors reached
Captain James Gaudin. agent OF
marine at Victoria. he Immediately
telegraphed To Hamfleid 10 dispatch
the steamer Salvor to Touuart 20
pick Mp the men
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Probably Not Survivor,

Diapatehes from Bamnela
there Do n1me doubt with regs.s y
the men seen on the beach 80
Beegadgos point and Klansvss -
Ing survivors The corrasoa,s,''s..
10 ~ the opinion that they H. ~ ~
who have come from the yea -
points ~ eHd.aRar ~ auecor asy = -
who reached shore from ~ -
ienriH
The people ashore were dg.,.,
first from The aalv0r The -
whnier Orion VAS aIRnaled ~ =
yined 10 go nearer shore an6 a..
fiEhte The Orion went A. 49,, J.
possible aud reported thai -
we're two groups u people On she..
with the heavy surf and Kweil -,
Ing Ia from the sea n was -
hble 10 land there with a be,t
Al .. m the Orion reported :.
men and d boy an the beast -.
where the people had been sss.s
oualy seen. and II Wna then ~, -.
tug LOrne vas communicate 80
and the naval crew 81 blue,s,....
from u. " s Egeria we're ssksS !,
they would attempt 10 land 4.
though u vas recognized By Ca
tain Butler aud those on ile T..
lorne that the work would b ),
tremely hazardous. the blasiaek...
volunteered 20 try and put out a.,
lifeboat which was taken from g..
quimalt
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WORK OF RESCUE
ALONG SHORE
RELIEF PARTIES pATRoLNG COAST IN SEARCH
OF POSSIBLE SURVIVORS AND BODIES OF VIC.
TINS OF THE WRECK

They saW Care neale light that
night and tried 20 make for Il. ua-
lug the oars
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Star Want AID. AGENCIES

c. n, tehndeFft. oiesr stersi 70
secend avenue,
Quaker prud store, tot3 First az
enue,
y. n. Mulise. 3si Ballard avenue
eprcslte city halt
fremeHt erua Co, twing street
a,a Fremont avenue,
rhes. harris. al festeifice, Rem
tee,
tisa GastIake, Eastlske pruu CO.
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In
time
Stand
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FOR SALE cnHtr rupa thorough.
hftdH, three months uld 81 each. Al
drras "a a tuerhaeA. Kingston.
wash so
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and
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FORTY ACRE FARM NlesiY iocated.
overlooking The sound rieae Co boat
landing - faFs ~ seattle. ssiI
huitE piaHtersd house e els large
HHufua. harm ard several nufhuiidiuEs
plenty ~ spring water brought g.
house and harm, can irfiEafe whole
place large hfHriuE orchard DWusr
days will asll Tor less than Improve
meuta cost
ROBERT MALTuf.
ata Np- ga Alaska building III
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-27
CONGREsO DE- HIsTORIA
OE La CORONA 0E aRACON

Del II al "A de Julio pr6ximo ten.
dra lugar en- Valencia ell primer con.
greso de historic de la Corona do
Aragon, en- el cual no sc tratara mas
que dc Historic y de ciencias auN~
liares, y solo en- 10 rcferente 4 los
paises de la nueva Corona de Ara
gon, en- que Sc incluycn las regio-
nes valencianas. catalana, Baleares Y
Roselon, con sus expansiones ultra
Ipirenaicas, italianas y orientales.
En- Ell reglamento, aprobado va por
la Comlsl6n que forman don ROGUE
ChabraS, don Eduardo Ibarra Y don
Francisco Carreras, representatives
de Valencia. Zaragoza Y Catalufia,
respectivamente, Sc precepttda que
III en- las sesiones generates. nj en-
las de las Secciones Sc permiriran
alusiones nj controversies de carac
ter religioso, nj que eli las tareas
puramente cientihcas que ha de ira
tar ell congreso. Sc mezclen referen-
cias cuestiones de polftica contem-
poranea III que Sc puedan Greer
otensivas q la naci6n espanola, de
que actualmente forma parte la an
tigua Corona de Arag6n.
Pueden adherirse al congreso to-
dos los que estudian la historic de
los reinos de Valencia, Arag6n v.
ICondado de Catalufia, y las ciencias
|conexas, tambien los que sc intere-
resan por su progreso, incluso las
sefioras y corporaciones. La quota
sefialada es de 10 pesetas. T.
Las sesiones no seran pdblicas,
.pueS estan reservadas 4 los congre-
sistas; pero la Junta organizadora
podra dar passes y hasta invitar &
aquellas autoridadcs y personals que
.crea conveniente para Ell mayor.6xi :
to del congreso.
Las lenguas usadas en- las corau-
nicaciones escritas y verbales sefan
Ia aragonesa, catalina, valenciana Y
mayorquina, y las actas Sc extende-
ran por duplicado en- castellano y
catalan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-27
I'm eI c6ngreso chiIeno

Valparaiso, 7 de Junio.-El Presi-
sideate presentara en- breve al Con
greso tres mensajes pidiendo vota-
clon dc fondos para Ia marina de
guerra, Ia reorganization de las for
tlhcaciones costeras y Ia compra de
material dc guerra. Esos f0ndos
pensaba .destinarlos el gobierno 4
escuclas, sanidad J ferrocarrilcs. pc
70 los actiyos preparativos de guerra
del Peru han obligado 4 Chile a pres
clndir de sus anteriores proyectos 4
I'm de mantener Ia paz en- Sur AmG-
RIGA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-27
NAPOR ESPANOL
MIGUEL NJ. PINILLOS'

Esta Z Ia Cargo en- Barcelona de
donde saldra el 90 del corriente mes
para el Mediterraneo y Canarias, este
puerto, Mayagiiez. Ponce, Santiago
dc Cuba, Habana Matan2as y New
orleans.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-27
PARA CIGARRILLOs

IN 81 eoLEuS MgacAYru lay cons.
tante exis.eneia dc papei para ciga-
rril os. nalca "La Cubsnita" ssme~.
reAsmcnte eortsds.
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NNII|(S BEFORE
MS sworn DUTY
$500
Jack KaIakIsIa NegIe cts
To Summon Jurors
For Court
BUSY WITH DEMOCRATIC
CONVENTION LAST MONT
JUDsG Dr gOLrs COURT Pro.
thFDlsGs DtthyGD ~ tAiL'
UEG on rHt Drputv TO
etHpOrM DUTY.

When DemO,fDtio politics hro gins
U sll other bnslD'ea mirbi ~ well
eease" aus lomafb was made yosiof.
ihy 49, n lykp by n business man NJ the
~, int " certainly proved W be- "
fsfg ifmhful statement ~ The rnss In
Judge ~ Iwlrs courtroom this morn
lDg Ibo MA ~ UeJfss WllDce,
Ghafgod With murder IN tho lfHl do
gfos. WIN On Hnd some progress had
been WHdn iJSatd selecting n July yoss
pfdny whom ihp panel WAS oxbnutiod
JHdgH ~ iiDii ordered that u nov
mined ~ meet 0t ~ O'ciOfk ibis nom
iDg ~ his courtroom, Tho appointed
Zine cams bit ~ jpiOw, bomothlug
va fJiiDB w DeDninik, ~ perhaps IN
Portugal aee0fdlbg ~ some NJ tn,
local politicians,
Tbe iud,p gas unable ~ noe any
humorous fld0 ~ The matter, lie
fOHld not appreciate how much more
neeGod ne OinooT WIN should have
teiyod The yenlfs, wss ~ The political
line than h. WIS fOr mnfu lD0igontnI
oOuf matters sboIln Brown was
promptly rallied before The court
1bo Bbonn dld not exactly nppre.
flaie the position IN which he Wa
PLACED According ~ tho cUfiom when
hhs BlsaYs bfsn followed here the
inbiUgnlDg NJ jurors II matter wbicll
Hos wNjliy IN The hands VI The Deputy
Rhinn ~ TITS rns6 Jack kalnhioln, q
One.ilWe Republican, nHnln u DomO'
raj and Ofionimos u Homo RULER nnd
/ possibly n Muynunp, was responsible
u I'M s.N.sNIlalliA ulA AliAslH aIullH tliHl
/ ihlH matter WIS one IN which he hnd
liiil1 ~ ~ ANA that the wOfh wa a.
Whgs Performed by his subordinate,
Thou ihg Ifnlb came Out nnd ilt
| lnmoDiable riWy ~ Tho attempt ~ ib'
deputy sbeiii " rain The support VI
iliV Democratic party wan told IN
oO1u That polllles ~ u lar more I'm
! pOfilDt matter than duty IN thu lIni
NJ gUmmDDlnK Jurors fJr The cIrnui
rOUu was indicated by his action
~ b. u matter ~ nsod Dollof IN IN
Dnit ~ Tho deputy N ~ stated, how
ever that aln0d The thrown down InB
Maui Jnrh has little ueo Tor politics,
Judge ~ ljJll administered n yorj
mild fUbuk0 W bborln brown, nnyiDI
tlini while llieinlly n wnb Ills ONCE u
whom Tho Oidui ~ summon Jurors wa.
directed, that bo could not be osnolI,
blamed on account VI The fnui that III
OOuld not appoint Ills own HnDOfdlb
Hles IN n 0nso HE The pfeAont ono, ~,
went on ~ say that h. thought suui
negligence should Do punished but In
ally lst the matter ~ by resembling nj
order NJ yesterday ana making ~,
lime ~ tho new panel Ia appear
o'clock tbs nllsfnOWl, llo nlH0 ~
bifuuod hhyln brown 10 take pot
rJnnl charge NJ The matter ana 10 st
lllut The order wng Oboyod,,
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