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Dickson. w. Va.

we are having very warm. showerv.
growing weather.
Our farmers are having a tough time
with the weeds
Inc seyenteen-year lOcusts, or cicadas
are singing their sweet songs of love and
splitting the apple trees. Some folks
who mistake the ovipOsitOr Of the female
for sting, tell direfu tales OF the pois-
on OF this insect. Some say that III dogs
cat them they are sure TO have the nv
drOphobla. All these are mere windy
tales born Of ignorance and superstition
Wheat harvest will be upon us i'm a
few days.
Perlie Smith and his boy crew have
worked the road over Dickson hill ana
have put It IN pretty good condition
Cove over. think you can cross the biIi
now without endanR ring your life.f
Thomas T.. Adkins and his cresv Of
hands nave been working the rJadg I'M
the vicinity Of Bowen this week Tho
BOwenites were getting 'sbIne1 ~, 90.
count OF the badness of the roads
What some people are saying abont
our county court and its system of praft
aud favOritism rs plenty.
Our farmers are having time getting
COW peas for seeding. The COW pea is
becoming one Of our main CROPS.
Elba Barbour had fine horse killed
by lightning one day this week.
The lightning got into II. a SpurIock's
wire fence aud tore MP posts and fence
for quite distance, killing weeds and
brush along the way.
Rhe heavy rains have done great dam
age to some hill sides in this vicinity.
Mrs. James stock, who has been verv
poorly with rheumatism for some time.
has gone 90 her daughters on Buffalo 40
a. to receive better care
Lamech Adkins. cx-Co. Supt.. has
about decided TO ask theDemocrats for
the Office again. He says, cts a good
thing.
Quite number Of our teachers attend.
ed the examination at Wayne. The out
look now Is that we will not have half
enough teachers foi our schools the COM
ing year.
June Q, 1906, DsS PArCu.
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There Is no need W DrryIng along in
discomfort because of disordered Oh.
geStion. Get II bottle of KODOL FOR
DISPEASIA and see what it will do
for You. kodol not only digests what
you eat and gives that tired stomach "A
needed resi-, but Is corrective of the
greatest efficiency. Kodol relieves in
digestion, dyspepsia, palpitation of the
heart, tiatulence and sour stomach. Ko.
dol VIII make your stomach young and
healthy again. You will worry lust in
the proportion that your stomach wor-
ries YOU. Worry means the loss of abil-
lty TO do your best worry is to be avoid
ed at all times. Kodol will take the
worry out of Your stomach. Sold by
BloSs Drug Co. and II. Ney Williams.
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ular meeting of the Ladies' Aid Society
of the Catlettsburg NJ. Il church at her
palitial homo on Chestnut street. As
stated, tn was regular NEE ing of the
society aud twenty-five members were
present. Ii also happened tnat the 3lSt
day of Nay was the 28d wedding auni.
verSary o. Mr. and Mrs. Breeze, so YOU
may lma sine what "a jolly time all th >Se
pc 1ple had, FOR aS an entertainer Mrs.
Breece rs no peer. After trausacting
the business OF the society, refreshments.
consisting OF ice cream, cake aud straw.
berries, We're served, and were partaken
OF with relish and delight by each aud
every on. The occasion was "A most de.
hghttu one aud many We're the well
wishes expressed by all for the return to
MIR and Mrs. Breeze of mluv IN )ra such
happy a1d pleasant events.
Before departing the guests presented
the happy compile with baautiful aud
handso ne cut glass bowl aud sterling
silver souvenir sp Ion in commem lration
of their eid anniversary.
June s. REPORTER.
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Spring Fever.

Too tired to scheme,
Too tired to play
Too tired to dream
The hours away.
Too tired TO read
And keep the place;
Too tired TO feed
My weary face.
Too tired TO lie,
Too tired to think;
Too tired to buy
a little drink.
Too tired to walk,
Too tired to ride;
Too tired to talk
Fen though | tried.
Too tired to light
This pipe of mine;
Too .ired to write
Another line,
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REPORTER.
June s.

You cannot induce lower animal TO
eat heartily when not feeling well. A
sick dog starves himself and gets well
me stomach, once overworlled must
nave rest the same as your feet or eyes
lou don't have To stnrve to rest your
stomach. KODOL FOR DYSPEPSIA takes up
the work for your stomach, digests what
You eat and gives itarest. Puts il back
in condition again. You can't feel good
with disordered stomach. Try Kodol.
sold by BloSs Drug Go. and IL. Ney vii.
liams
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Terrible Storm.

Scott Town, a small village i'm Law
renee county, Ohio, (the county opposite
TINS place. was VI lted by n terrific wind
ana ram storm, IN fact a regular "cloud
burst, on the night of the 4th inst All
most all the buildings IN the village were
either washed away or moved off their
foundation. Mrs. Sayre, mother of the
late John w. Savre, was drowned. bnt
her daughter Mrs. Maunon. who was
also reported drowned,) escaped.
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Don't StOD Here.

Cere1o and Kcnova people desiring to
go on the &. ~ o. Sunday excursion To
Cincinnati are compelled TO go to Cat
lettsburg to take the train rs the Gate
Clty Is the first town at which the
train stops after leaving Huntington
The train is due at Oatlettsburg mt 6:19
"a. m, fast time.
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Plans and specifications for regulating
works at the mouth OF the Big SANDY
river have been prepared aud the work
advertised Tor cont Bids Will be-
opened June 2g rk will consist
Of two parallel ID walls i'm nro-
longation Of the walls Of Lock No. i. and
extending over a portion Of the distance
between said lock and the Ohio river.
This work will be done under an ap-
Preparation. Of $40, 900 carried IN ,be
River and Harbor act Of March 3, 1903.
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The sincerest tribute that can be paid
to superiority is imitation. The MANY
limitations of DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve that are now before the public
prove 1t the best. Ask for DeWitt's.
Good for burns. scalds, chaffed skin, ec.
zema, letter, cuts, bruises, boils and
piles. Highly recommended and relia.
bile. Sold by Bloss Drag Co. and X. Ney
Williams
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Ii Pdus.

Merchant wasn't very wise.
swOrc be wOuid1't advertise.
Tried his system for year,
Earned a hundred fss clear.
Then The merchant got So mad.
Put The hundred in an lad
Ad broughtsso much custom in
That the merchant had t0 grin.
Since thcu daily loudly hr cries.
''gee, DO pays TO- ADVERTISED Ev
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The sworn statement of the manufac-
turers protects you from opiates in
kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar
the cough syrup that drives the cold ont
OF your system. Sold by Bloss Drug Co.
and X. Ney Williams.
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a Pleasant Event.

On Thursday afternoon. MAY 3Ist
Ms, W. W. BFeeco entertained the reg.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-05-04
is LOOTED
BY BURGLARS
1rrom Thursday.s Aavertl.er. }

Between the hours Of a;l5 aud ans
yesterday morning some entcFpfisiug
burglars burgled the safe of All Sam,
proprietor OF the Palace Grill ON
Bethel street, and he is mourning the
loss of six hundred and foriy-six dol
lars in gold and silver. and lewolry
valued at the same amount.
The Palace has the name of an "all
night place, though In reality there
is an interval OF two hours in the morn
ing when there is nothing doing IN the
restaurant line, aud il was during this
time that thieves entered the place.
The night cook completed his labors at
the earlier hour mentioned and locked
up the place for the night.
At 2:l5 the day cook came ON 10 get
the fires ready for the rush that usu-
ally begins an hour later. Entering by
the back way he found at the door two
Chinese emptying the contents OF the
slop containers, and the door was open.
On being questioned, the two men, who
seemed not TO he the regular slop gath
erers. said they found the door aiar and
entered for the purpose Of taking out
the tins
Later. the partner Of An Sam came
to the place and on going into the front
dining room found the short counter,
where the cash register stands. Uttered
with the contents of the safe. A closer
inspection Of the strong box showed
that the inner door had been entered
by boring ont the handle and lock and
the small steel cash drawer was found
lying on the floor with the back broken
ont. The box is made Of thin steel and
must have been shattered by a blow
from an appliance used on the kitchen
range. This and Chinese eleayer WAS
found near the safe, the point Of the
latter being bent over by contact with
hard metal in pryiDg either the lock or
breaking thraugh the box.
The drawer of the cash register was
wrenched off and the contents, amount
ing TO a small amount of change, alb
stracted. In the small cash drawer Of
the safe there were $500 in gold coin
and S35 in silver. Besides the money
there was quantity of gold jewelry,
one piece gold watch Of English make
rare here, and having eighteen karat
cases. A long gold neck chain and gold
trinkets belonging to the partner were
also distracted.
There is every evidence that the
| place was entered by someone familiar
with the habits of the employees and
who knew that the owner was careless
in leaving the safe with only a day
lock when il was locked up for the
night. 1t is evident, also, that the per
son knew that All Sam kept plenty oi
money in the safe at this time Of thu
month in order to meet obligation
without having to run to the bank TO
money. The proprietor has no suspi
cions, but he thinks it strange that th'
slop men should come at that unusua
hour TO get that which they usually sc
cure much later.
The matter is in the hands Of tn,
police department for investigation
but there is little if any clue TO worl
on. All Sam believes the English mad,
watch may lead TO the Identification o.
the thieves.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-05-04
Tests Patience

The Most Patient Honolulu Citizen
Must Show Annoyance at Times.
Nothing spoils good disposition.
Nothing taxes a mans patience,
Like any itchiness of the skin.
Itching Piles almost drive you crazy,
All day 1t makes you miserable,
All night 1t keeps you awake.
Itch! Itch! Itch! with no relief.
Just the same with Eczema:.
Can hardly keep from scratching It.
You would do 30 but you know II
makes It worse.
Such miseries are daily decreasing.
People are learning they can be cured.
Learning the merit of Doan's Olnt-
ment.
Plenty of proof that Doan's Oint-
ment Will cure Piles. Eczema or any
Itchiness OF the skin.
Frank Leibly OF 1926 s. Main st.,
Wilkesbarre. Pa, u. s.. says: 1T Is
with much pleasure that / testify to
the merits OF Doan's Ointment In cases
OF Itching piles. suffered from that
tormenting affliction for the past year.
tried nearly everything that was rec
ommended 10 me and what saw ad-
Vertised, but / could get no relief. FL
nally procured Doan's Ointment. After
few applications was much relieved,
and. continuing the treatment, was
soon completely cured. have felt
no signs OF that intolerable itching
since, and II In four months ago since
used Doan's Ointment, TO say that
was delighted Is only half expressing
my enthusiasm, recommend this
remedy whenever the opportunity II
presented, You may publish my state
ment al any time and can always be
found at s26 =, Main street. ana viii
youoh for the same"
Doan's Ointment for sale by all
dealeTaI price 30 cents, Mailed by The
liolllsier Drug Co., agents for the Ha-
Wallan Islands,
Remember the name DoAN's, and
take no substitute
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-05-04
HOPES FOR
MOLOKANS

Il think that the attempt 10 change
the contract Il fair and reasonable In
the main. There may be one or two
minor points which should be changed
| am practically out Of II now. how
ever"
This Is all that James Il. Castle had
10 say after calling on Acting Governor
Atkinson. at the latter's request. for
consultation about the Molokans yes.
terday afternoon.
II was also after Mike" one OF the
Molokan elders brought here by Cap
tain Demens. had talked while with
Messrs. Atkinson and Castle In the
outer room of the executive chambers
Mr.. Kotnsky interpreting.
Mixes" story apparently was of
rather stale vintage. as Mr.. Castle
retreated from II with a gentle remark
to the effect that he had heard Il
before.
Acting Governor Atkinson returned
yesterday morning from a personal in
vestigation Of the difiiculty with the
Molokan colonists AT Kapaa. He comes
back with the impression that the
Molokans do not know themselves wnat
they want. SO FAR they have no,
stuck To anything with a WILL
The day before the Acting Governor
went there they had quit-said they
wanted a different arrangement.
However. as the Acting Governor
puts II. II is matter between the Mo-
lokans and col Spalding. between the
Molokans and the Government and be-
tween the Government and Col. Spald-
| ing. Therefore he worked out n plan
and came back to Honolulu, to see
II 1t could be negotiated.
This plan IN the rough is that the
Molokans shall form n settlement as
sociation on the lands OF Kappa, in
cluding pasture land, on the same old
basis OF forty acres to each family.
With this Mr.. Atkinson wants to form
n new planting contract with Col.
| Spaldng. wherein the Molokans can
| get advances on their crop of cane
and have Il ground afterward.
| Acting Governor Atkinson understood
when the Molokans came here that
they were going to have money enough
TO keep them until they got their frs;
crop. but now II seems as IL everyone
OF them wants advances and In fact
| Col. Spalding has advanced them 2
considerable amount already.
| Il must admire Col. Spalding's pa
tience," the Acting Governor said yes
terday afternoon. He brought down
the outline draft of new planting
contract, which he wished Mr.. Cast,
to go over as an expert in sugar plant
ing-what the Acting Governor dis.
lclaims to be himself.
1t is Mr.. Atkinson's conclusion tina
the community idea OF the Molokani
has absolutely failed. The intention
Of the Government was always to pu
them on their own sections, 80 as t.
carry out the law. But events hav'
proved that this peculiar people
can not act together. Besides lack o
harmony between individuals, everyon
wise In his own conceit, the colony
Is split into two big factions.
Still, the Acting Governor has no
lost hope altogether of making some
thing out of the Molokan experiment
With some encouragement he think
they can be kept here and form "A use
full element OF the population.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-05-04


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catholic 'niiHfialioh q" 'N'hnih
iti
Aff hanhthIfi ihii 70 'h"nt hNt
= " Watson TO ana "f i' AhiHhi'i
~ iei7 .'..... ..-t.s,, ' ..f,..-. -
Entered fnr Record May J. 1905, from
n. m' 20 2. W.
kumi Go Clarence q WHILE. ID
: w Wilcox to Sarah = hro~n.Par k'l
Est of Geo ualbraith by hNors TO
Minnie u Gilman. .'..t.'''''.f .faf h'l
Sarah Brown and hsb To Min
ME u Gilman .............'''''... u
Island Realty co. Ltd To Henry
Cooper .........-..........+.' 10
Young Chee To oahu Hallway
Land co ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. "a l.
Jose @ Pregille 10 Antonio Qulntal
..,...... ......,....... ............. Rel
* tanning by ATTY 10 'ech
Brown Tr ....................... NJ
Est OF c Motley sr by Trs to c
owen .......,............... ID
.C G owen and VT to Trs Of Charles
Motley Sr's Est st...........,......... NJ
Bila Waialee TO John T Moir........ ID
onomea Sugar co to Bila waialee Rel
Onomea Sugar co TO Bila Waialee Rel
Onomea Sugar co TO Bila Waialee. Rel
onomea Sugar co to Bila Waialee. Rel
Kaehuwahanui kuihelani (w) to
Brewer co Ltd d......,.........EN .EN u
a G Dickins and WI to c Brewer
& Co td..............,,...,. Ex ID
II Jennings 4 Co to T II Davies
NT'o lS'p''''''''' '''''''''''''''' -'
William II Castle Tr by atty TO
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TO DUST spRHoKHLs.

SAN FhANrisr0. Anril IA greal
steamship war IL now an, The Pros
ldenl ~ lhe Boston steamship Cons
pany 10 hot after spreekels' lhe spgal
klns who IL head ~ lhe Oceanic
steamship Company Nhlph runs q Inns
NJ vleHmprs flnm san fganolseo n
Australian pprlH Wa Honolulu Nhirh
are suhsAlgpd hY no Australian goy
fFaWpnl lhr rlpallenl NJ ms hmhpl
hlpamHhlp lnmnanl hnlllY applAfs
lnsi ~ MI nnpl lhe Hpgfekplf sphr
nNl Va NNlling N pnninngllON MIA
lhp ihphnfes HplnlalF1a lNf lrnm W.
lnllnlA y AllIlalla hoApMIn Rlnnl
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-05-04
Recorded April q. 1905.

Martha f. Holloway by Regr, Notice;
Of decree of title in Land Reg Court
Case No. H. b 2s4, p 1l3. Dated Apr
21, 1906.
Cecil Brown Tr TO Flora NJ Decker,
Rel; add chge on land, Beckwith street,
Honolulu, oahu. $40O. B 279, 1893.
Dated Apr 9. 1906
Levi Perkins to Joe Medeiros, Rel;
int in pc land, Waipunaula, etc, S Ko-
ma, Hawaii. $500. B 2si, p Al. Dated
Apr 21, 1906.
Alfred Magoon to Honokaa Sugar
co, l.: por r p 1880, Kul 1885, Kulihai,
Hamakua, Hawaii. Is yrs at $12 per
Y. b 2S3, p l50. Dated Apr II, 1906.
Gregory X Kamakahukilani to James
r Love, d: IA int In CIR 2S46, Homo
pueo, Kohala, Hawaii. $3.50. B 27S, p
424 Dated Apr II. 1906
r. Naihe Kamakahukilani to James
r Love, d; IA int i'm CIR 2s46 Homo
pueo, Kohala, Hawaii. $3.50. B 27s, p
425 Dated APR IA. 1906
James r Love to George Il Davies,
d; int I'm CIR 2S46, Honopueo, Kohala,
Hawaii. 1920 B 27s, y 426. Dated
Apr IS, 1906.
John Lindsay to Maryan p Lindsay,
d; Kul 1850, bldgs. furniture and live
stock, Waimea, S Kohala, Hawaii 81,
etc. B 27S, 426 Dated May s, 1902.
John Lindsay TO Meleana = Lindsay,
Il S; livestock and household furni-
ture Waimea, S Kohala, Hawaii. 81,
etc. B 2s4, p 119. Dated Dec 10, 1903.
Amina and WI to Mrs Annie * Tarp-
ley. d; IA int In hui lands. Holualoa
and 2. n Kona, Hawaii. 81, etc. B
2s0, 81. Dated Apr IA, 1895.
. Vladimir w Mischenko and WI to II
Wears, d; pc land, Olaa, Puma. Ha-
wall. $1,000. u $50, 80. Dated Mar
Is, 1906.
Dorcas f Richardson TO Thomas
Clark. Rel; a land and bldgs, Puuo-
hala Wailuku. Maui. $500. B PSI, p
Al Dated APR 20. 1906
Thos Clark and WI to j Garcia Tr,
NJ: land and bldgs. Puuohala, Wal
luku. Maui. $3lG. b 2Sl, p AZ. Dated
Apr 20. 1906.
Recorded Asrll 23, 1906.
Kapahu Huhu (w) Rev VIII; see Ii
ber 1877 fol 1853. b 2Si, u ia. Dated Dec
8, 1905,
Kapahu Huhu (w) 10 KIM Kapahu (w)
d. pc land near Queen street, Honolu-
In oahu a. etc "a $50 N IA Dated
Deo iao5
A Marques TO Tr Of Maria Pontl. A.
AZ. r,,o Mr.. II N Declter an nor n u
Iei5 pec|vIth street Uonolulu' oahu.
a. etc n a7e n 200 Dated Nav 12,
1899.
Maria r. ponu NV Tr 10 Flora NJ
Decker Rel, nor r. p 1915. Beekwith
street, Honolulu, oahu. 5000. B 27a, p
900 natoa Anr a 1aoe
Eugen,e II Emerson bv attv 10 Levi
PERKINS rel, me- land Kglawahine. Ho-
nolulu. oahu $500 u g7s, D 2ol, pat,
sd Anr es ieos
" csclI o." 1rowp ap Tr to Florenoe u Dove,
Rel 2 pcs land, portcn and Kalaal
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-05-04

Tom Birmingham, representing u. o.
Hall & Son. viii go up TO the big is-
land next Tuesday.
SOSW<>0SSS0S0S0C0S0S0<
Maui; Or 3529, Knmaole. Kula, Maui.
$1,000, B 279, 2O2, Dated Apr IS,
1906.
Koolua Pal (lD TO Harry Oneha, d int
In Il = Gl62, Wainlha, Hanalei, Kauai.
$50, u $50, . "a, Dated Mar "a, 1906.
Minnie Iona and hsb to John Neyin,
u; II = 7452 <ul 1884 Ap 4, Hnnapepe,
Kona, Kauai. 5000. Il $50, b.. Dat
ed Apr 0. 1906
Knudsen Bros to Territory Of supt
Pub Instrcn Of Hawaii, l.. 2G3-l00 a
land, Mana, Kauai. Al 81 pd. B 2s3,
y l5l. Dated Abr i2, 1905
Recorded April "a. 1906,
Chung Along ct ais by Judge 10
United states ~ America, ,Iudgmts 3
2li-l0OO land, water, Il w fishing rts,
etc Kalia road, Honolulu, oahu, Al
damnum, t2s,ooO' u ssi, p 49, Dated
Dec ~. 1905,
4 J Campbell et al by Regr, Notice
~ decree ~ tile IN Land Reg Court
Case No b. u ssi, . l22, Dated Apr
~, 1905,
Walanlka kaaemoku ana hsb (D ot
al % fulewia y Uni (Wl, ~ INT IN
lV-lO0 q lana, kam00loa, Waialua,
oahu, u etc y 2ls, . u.s. Dated Jan
a. 1900
= Aqrakami 90 Is kashigahara, " y,
leasehold, bldg, PIGS, chickens wagon,
ele $500 Z ssil y 49, Dated Apr n,
1905
hlshop ~ Eeusma hy any 90 Notice,
Aolloei applc'n f0r nes lille M pors
hnl 5000 Az 3 ana u y iisi, Az and
u A. ilas kallhi Valley Honolulu
OAHU, u ~ y lsi paied AYR li laoa
lilln Masqnlo Han Assn lfl hY giiY
~ hNllfe, Nnliee applg'n lpr lips llllp
n pnr kpl 29ia Walanpenue ptrop. llir
b laNell y El y l4l pslsa Ap'
nohpn n kaAfsln ~ " N llaRell
NJ W N sllafff n hl lana, MAhllna
a'll9a fnal P# Y HNh y IN hhll
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-05-04
INSPECTOR KEEN'S
REPORT FOR APRIL

Il. @. Keen, Inspector Of Buildings,
Plumbing and House Sewers, reports
to the Board OF Health the following
detail OF the work OF his office for
April:
Plumbing plans filed and permits is
sued for same, 25; separate pieces OF
plumbing finished and accepted, 23;
number OF fixtures In above G3; houses
connected to sewer system, 6; building
plans filed and permits issued, 10; nui-
sances investigated, 9.
Inspections made as follows: Sewer
connections made, 8; nulsances inyes-
tigated, 8; building sites examined, 8;
buildings under construction examin-
ed IL; repairs OF buildings examined,
22; plumbing inspections, 1853; total,
PIG.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-05-04
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Entered for Record April 30 1905, from
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Antonio Babtisti 10 simborl,,,,,,,,,L
Wahlnehaole 90 10 Male Al Hoo, -
ohlalau and w 90 John V Kerr,,,, -
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Est of Pail sylvia by admr 10 VIII
Ham Y Robinson oni,,ti,it,,tt,,,,ft,,,p u
j, X, lkahookee ana VI 10 william
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william y peooio 10 q u Lindsey
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a " Noohe ana W lp fplolq lAna =
lnlp 80 l,ga i,.,n,iin,i,,in,YuI
~ " Mal'ghqups n y 81 ~
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