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The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-05-09
-Four Small Children cremated.

West Branch, Mich, SpeciaL-Four
small children were burned to death
in the heme Of Martin Campbell,
eight mifesfrom here. Mr.. and Mrs.
Campbell had gone to a dance a mile
away from their home, leaving their
six little ones locked in the house.
They left, a big fire in the stove and
in some manner this ignited the
house, which was destroyed. The
children were awakened by the
flames and the two oldest, aged s and
10 years, managed to escape. The
four smaller ones persisted.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-05-09
DIED OF

Edward Lime, of st. Louis. Struck
His Mother and Committed Suicide.
st. Louis, Mo.-At the inquest into
the death of Edward Lime, twenty
four years old, who committed sui
eide, it developed that Lime took his
life because of emorse in having
struck his mother. He had been out
of work and his. mother chided him
for not making further effort to Sc
cur employment In a rage he
struck her in the face. Later he re-
turned and weepingly begged for
giveness, which she granted. Then
he shot himself.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-05-09
Double Sentence For Wrecking
Church

Wilkesbarre, Pa, SpeciaI.-Peter
Savage and Joseph Chonowsky were
sentenced to three years imprison-
ment IN the Eastern peniteptiary at
Philadelphia and to pay a fine of
$500 and costs for wreeking with
dynamite the Welsh Congregational
church Edwardsville, near here, two
years ago. Savageo confessed to the
crime In court on Wednesday and im@
plicated ChonowskS.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-05-09
GermanY,s Peace POLICY.

The German Chancellor, Prince
Won Buelow, in a speech before the
Reichstag, clearly defined Germany's
position in regard to a discussion Of
limitation of ornaments. at The
Hague.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-05-09
rxphoid Kills Scranton Student.

Joseph Twiss, of Scranton, Pa, a
student of medicine at the Medico-
Chirurgical College, died from ty-
phoid. fever, which he contracted a
few days ago. The young man, ne
was only twenty-one years old was a
con Of James Twiss, a well known ho-
telkeeper, of Scranton, and a former
Select Councilman.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-05-09
Mannfactories Are BUSY,

1t is noteworthy that manufactur-
ers continue vigorously preparing for
future activity, regardless of any
temporary interruption to distribu-
ton by the weather.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-05-09
Fnnd nor STARRING Chinese.

The United States transport Bed
ford sailed from San Francisco for
China with 4,OOO,0 goo pounds Of flour
on board for the famine sufferers in
the northeastern part of the empire.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-05-09
Honduran Factions Fight.

Advices from Puerto Cortez teld
of a fight in Tegucigalpa between
Honduran factions, in which seven
persons were killed.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-05-09

The Tennessee State Board of
Agriculture reports serious injury to
wneau from frosts. Complaints of
green bug damage are less numerous
with none received outside of the
Southwest:
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-05-09
Suicide From III Health.

Captain William H. Thompson, for
thirty years in the oyster trade at
Baltimore, Md, shot himself GeaG n
that city on account of i'll heath.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-05-09
Greater Lake Tonnage.

"A vast tonnage of freight starts
from lake ports with the opening of
navigation, and railway earnings
thus far reported for April exceed
similar figures for last year by IA
per cent. :
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-05-09
lor1ny Scene in Dunla.

An tack on the army by q radi-
cal mhber Of the Duma caused a
-stormEcene, followed by an ultima
tum fm the Cabinet that unless the
memF was suspended relations
woulbe broken.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-05-09
Fuel Future For Alcohol.

SFetary of Agriculture Wilson
tolhe Americas Club, in Pittsburg,
PaFhat coal, wood and oil would
SOD day be exhausted and alcohol
wH take their places.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-05-09
Nations Producing Power Active.

A few small strikes + inter-
rupting manufacturers, but in the
aggregate a very limited part of the
nations producing power Is inactive,
and most of the idle machinery is
due to the scarcity of labor.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-05-09
K.nsas wheat Ninety Average.

Secretary Coburn, in his official re-
port. says the present average OF tne
Kansas wheat crop is ninety per cent.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-05-09
Russia Abolishes Drumhead Courts.

Bills were passed by the Russian
Duma regulating the years military
service, .abolishing drumhead courts
martial and appropriating 100000
for famine relief.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-05-09

Wholesale Prices Quoted i'm New York
MILK.
The Milk Exchange price for standard
quality is Sc. per quart. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12
DRAGS a WOMAN
INTO THE CASE

Yea"
This was too much for Richard.
son. aud he attempted 20 turn the
aaaaaHin'e latest sensation into rid.
icuie.
How Was Mrs Adams armed ?
Did she carry a gawed-off shotgun
or mxahooter when you we're out
10 XII Goddard and she went
alnnRg"
She WIS not armed at all She
Just vent along with me as a
blind
Do you mean 10 say that Mrs
Adams accompanied you as a blind.
when you we're striving 20 shoot
Judge Goddard"
= mean 10 Hay that she went
with me"
How many times did Mira
Adams 20 with you around Judge
Goddafdn houBcf'
She went with us several
times
Richardson sneered ineredulous.
~. and went on 90 another phase
OF the croascxaminAtion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12
FARMS AND ACREAGE.
WaterfrOntS

10 re arfss afatNaNF tiariHK satsF
fsaat ~ fesi etas FRS sf'finx So
Pheasant iaaash
A g. Yass hafrs FIVE Efaislaisy flafasf
natss ffaat ~ tNet esas. nsAf
g'ssata4 effnEN
4 re Il. aefss nma watsF ffsht, sHlsn1. g
ataa 80 ffaf Wtte. haterFH tffssea
Ntsfasa aHd fiasfhsf iaF
= - = aa9as nee Hatsf ffashA ~ -.
aa4s tstseaa r4sstal tats ans
ffafshsf nay ran - difiaet
= = Eaaa aaaHa sfadaaiif stattas Natss
ffaaf ser Haiiius ha{ re- efsst
Al - - szfss nee eater ffnaf fiss 2
tssnsafe q o. MsitsaH sfiFats
afsu
a Sc Fsasa acre ssfsffFeef fsfm tssf
ffsassftah xas.i taiidfaas. - 49,
Hsaf5seasf s1fa cfFp q aENlEs iAHs
sea ashss haa be- stantsnss ne
4 - a. fafn = rolls wafsf ffaat
49, hafEs rNs srtrnaA NsA e.
Esnt rtss 81 trfsa riritret esFf
hearirs ffaif tfraR ufaf aass aea
HaaaHffaH = aaat ama Hiafe
q -. aHea faraa. FaHa NaitAiHta fl@F
sassf ffaaf abaat Is sFFHa fisefs1
aaaan e. ASA ftMF tiew ~ HeatAs
~ aafa ashss safstr tnf swaitsf HHtsf
ffsaH traits eaHss aut tsa NE q faa sal
wstss ffanf tfsft en ~ saaf
Lonegren & Wedmark
Nsia ss- ~ Arvsas niss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12
NEGROES WORKING ON
MINNESOTA

The struggle at the Great North.
ern docks goes doggedl yon. The
longshorcmcn and the chipping
company are both standing pat
The big liner Minnesota Is being
worked by q baud OF negroes. an.
skilled aud dilatory. and whose
numbers fluctuate with every hour
The company Keeps bringing the
negroes in. but as fast as they
come. others go. SO that the work.
ing strength r. always changing
This morning about i04 negroes
were In evidence but they made 10
more than a couple OF gangs. their
numerical force being largely an.
nulled by their Iucapaelty. In the
warehouses only white labor Is en-.
ployed but IL is decidedly made.
uuate M the present time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12
tserIpps rsI.afaph ssrvIes.l


BOISE. Ida. jane i2-"oreh.
ard lies when he says We bad lots
Of money 10 Denver in the winter
Of 1894 and 1908. We nearly
starved 10 death. lie lived with
ne aud didnft give us one penny
IN the above words Mrs Steve
Adams declared this morning that
Harry Orchard Was not telling the
truth when ho asserted on the
stand that herself and husband iiv.
al IN comfort aud with everything
they wanted
She will take the stand for the
defense. She absolutely asserts
that she never accompanied her
husband and Orchard when they
tried to blow up Judge Gahbeft
For an hour today Richardson
fafniY tried o. confuse Orchard.
relative 20 hia story and aftamps
"a hssanainRtr Gov Peabody. but
be stuck to his original testimony
ard declared absolutely that the At
fsmpsa we're inspired by Haywood
aud Meyer.
Orchard said hc bad heard both
Haywood and Meyer aaY that Il
Peabody MAS bumped Off q ihons
aud more just a. bad would take
bis place. They insisted that he
should be pat out 81 the way for
past persecution Of union men
Orchard declared that Meyer
Aad Haywood wont % Chicago IN
The summer ~ 1906 tof the pnFs
poae Of forming a new gfEanina
ton to take the place oi The FEEDER
alton. when they came back. Pet
tihone suggested the kiilinE of
sherman He'll
Orchard. In explaining The roa
son whY he did no, shoot Belt said
that tho latter had had dogs. which
made IL impos-lblc 10 approach hts
honse lie said rotubpne Waa
wuh him AZ all times when he
seat busting fof reil
: Tho REORGANIZATION Naa mo.
hufunous and long dram out
/ u - unlikely that Orchard vii
complete his testimony before Sat
andaf
~ took 81 minutes aud ioeo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12
~
MO

The board Of hsalth's crusade
against the unsanltary tide fla,
nhacka has borne excellent fruit,
an nearly every shack eondems.s
has been moved away or ,or,
down.
Down on Fourth av. 3. whe,.
there Was a line OF shaeka ertssa.
ing for about a quarter Of A mil.
not one remains. Around lbs ~
Mcdonald mill site back Of sha
Washington Iron Works. a lot !,
very disreputable shacka have bes.
tosed away or torn down. Abon,
sixty or seventy structures eon.
demned by the health board hass
vanished.
Most Of them we're torn fram
thsir fasteninEs aud toued axav
AT high tide 70 points beyond ~
end Of the filled IN flats ana thev
are now n lille colony by them.
selves near the canal waterway
Here the fifth % the aeuerinfsssss
flats Is avoided
There are q very few shaeka lef,
inside the railroad treaiies uhefs
the owners were unable 10 tow
them out They vii be torn down.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12
FOR
ELECTIONS ON

Registration has begun for The
primary elections that viii BE- kefa
In Ballard and the south district,
on August third The reKistratloa
Will BE- taken at city ball under The
old force 81 clerks.
The old Ballard books show that
a very large proportion Of the
citizens OF the place REGISTERED fer
the spring elections and they viii
cot need 10 BE- re.Fegisterea a. he
corporation counsel has held thar
the former registration will held
good. The boundary precincts have
Dot been changed.
When the time comes 70 take Tia
books TO the polls both the old
Ballard books and the new ones
vii be- on hAnd 20 that the seilHT
can proceed with very little inecn.
yenience.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12
BUNCE CASE
TO JURY

Tho case u James A. Bunoe. ex.
deputy sheriff OF King county and
~ detective. charged with Snug
Cling goo pounds Of opium Into the
United States last October. which
has been on trial in the federal
court since last ThuredaH. went 10
the jury az noon today The jury
IL celebrating this afternoon. and
Is expected TO reach a verdict be
fore niEht
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12

words to bring out the facts con.
neeted with tho purchase OF a
horse and buggy BY pettbone.
which Orchard alleges Was given
him to get away with after killing
He'll
The stsunenberg Killing.
Just before the noon adjourn.
ment Orchard declared that Hay.
wood many times had told him h.
wanted him 10 yet StuenenbefK out
Of the way. Finally. he, Auyef
and pettibono met In Meyers Of
flee and the latter said the Denver
euifaEcs must BIO stopped He or.
dered Orchard to go 20 Caldwell
aud XIII stcuuenbcrg
Orchard was positive this three
we're present. and all counseled ia
the killing.
Meyer also wanted John Neville
put out Of the way because be
knew too much about the inde
ppndonee mine horror.
Neville. according 30 Orchard.
had demanded 81. 200 for keeping
quiet. % q WAS planned 10 put him
out Of the way.
late Testimony Yesterday.
Late yesterday afternoon Harry
Orchard stated IN open court that
Mrs. Steve Adams was a party Ia
tho scheme 10 murder Judge God
dafd Of the Colorado supreme
court Mrs Adams vas sealed IN
the court room and Of once eli eyes
sere turned IN her direction She
uefvouniy fingered rose held IN
her hand. bat outside % that move
ment dld not appear IN the least
disconnected
This statement Of Orchard
came az a grcai sensation. II Waa
the first intimation that any wo
man VAS alleged 10 have figured
in the murders OF Orchard
Briggs wemsn Into Case.
The question came about when
Attorney Richardson asked Orch
ard
Who was With you when you
1ofe after Goddard"
steve Adams and niliy All
man
Did nyhody ciae ever so with
you
Yes"
sWhof
Mrs Adams
Richardson repeated hlH inquiry
who did YOU hay vent with you
besides Steve Adams and ftili9
AIkmanf
"Mra steve Adams
Do you mean Annle ADAMS.
wife II Steve Adams
Yes. I do mean her"
The woman Who fed you AL win
ter. uho cooked your food Tor yoa
aud gave shelter when Yuu we're
al 80 poor that you had seancaly
enough 10 caif
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12

think OF 81 rcsr4 mtnM gaAuE
pEHfuFNfN fnTr EElfIHg FgH IKE
APP ns TERMS ~ . pFn CgH1 eAsti
Aau auNTuI.r FANMNstH ~ - ffsh
Wl5Y rIgrY ARE AgNiNu As vrcH
Aau HoHE FuH d FofT ihffa ieaA
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nHHHn AuufI foNH HENNMHta
auHtsNWaur rkpK tfrH WinM ken
sfumItr WITH ttNE Wv -
fNNHf uiuFCftUN tfENf TT 2
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uRAaa AID MOI a TICK on EItMI
ffzFzr az rifFM Wa VIII. nus ~
k~r HrFCtAI. rfucE uFrkiHE Nai
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kNVTmINg EtgE We Don i hAs
Tu rVFWruopr MONEY p tstH y
mHru ra ASH WV ARR aFTFtAu 81
HkaANHE WE ARE OrFEHtNV TttI
FssHE fMuTCfN Possible 0DNh
PROPERTY n a coon iksrAttrN AZ =
rrAaaN &nfF pHlcE AND or TEnMe
TAaAF ENEHy ruor CAN VII VI
rRNr arf0Eu 10 uIyE tgt
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nasf uftr WI CAw OWE rot ttft
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Tf4Ar n uN rHr MAHKEr TuuAI
All ~ oUH DyrfcE tit-E nkfIstf
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VIEW STATION. ahEhN LAKE.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12
ltaywood's Message to Denver.

DENVER. June 12-Acting
Secretary James Kirwan. OF the
Western Federation OF Miners. has
returned from Boise and he states
that Steve Adams would not testi.
~ for the prosecution.
Klrsan read the following mes
sage for Haywood
Harry Orchard is the greatest
liar Of the twentieth century. as
every man he has implicated in his
confession stands ready 10 testify
am determined 10 take the stand
and show where be has lied There
will be nothing 20 the case bat an
aequlftai A hung jury will not do
I demand complete viudlcatlon II
your convention had been sir
weeks later. would be with yon.
for BY that time ] viii be free
man"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12

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aHssu Az 81 Az haHNWNu fftfN4
WH MkFE EfHNf fNut rHAief -
uW tMkt.aFuu q rtsuf lots Att
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TICS Hl4Ffr ~ ruFH f=uM Efa#A
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FAWH HnEEW fANN AND Nfufff -
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fa Nffr Is THF hElf HtsM
= zFEfHE PROHIBITIONS THEY NHE
HIHWr IHlfnE NOW rffE FlTN mt
fAk NuHufNl To nFfNh Nut p
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fIsmFNHTN AND rifEnE fH ffTA ~
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12
Sam ps,,Ibon, nouah, ouns.

DENVER. June ~ 1t vas given
out that two sin shooters found on
Harry Orchard when he wsa arrest.
ed are alleged TO have been par
chased by Pctubone from the Geo
7. Rileh Hardware company. This
Is claimed 70 have
been given 70 q detective ~ an Of
fIeer Of tho hardware employ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12
TAKES ACTION
fserlpp. reI,araph sefyIee.l

PHILADELPHIA. June 12-The
governments suit 90 smash the
at0,acite coal railroads trust Was
filed In court today
Final action regarding the pro.
ceedlnFa against Hartman viii be
postponed until Attorney General
Bouaparte studies the Interstate
commerce commissions report
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12
Ey00DH0USES
Arrested

Mr. aud Mrs John Woodhoaae.
The former vice president Of the
Seattle Humane society. we're ar.
rested yesterday afternoon for
cruelty 10 animals. on a complaint
sworn out by A. y Jones Of the
LAX Transfer company. whose
horses the humane officers On
Monday hcld for several hours
without food. watcr or blankets
Tho couple were released on their
promise 10 appear IN police court
July ?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12
FINANCIAL TROUBLES
CAUSE CRIME

sseripP- reiearaph ser, iee.l
Los ANGELES. June IL Frank
Edison, aged 90 murdered his wife
while she slept by his side last
nighi by shooting her through the
head He then turned the revolver
and Killed himself Fiauciai trou.
blcs ~ given as the cause
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12
CIVIL sERvIcF ExAMa

Tho civil service eommlselov
continues 10 De- very busy with ths
examinations 10 fill 40 the eIlFibIe
lists In the city civil service. To.
day large class q applicants for
positions as Inspectors aud eieetrL
cal workers Was seing examlnes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12


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Residence iNfH NEtdANu NuH tssa
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Aen MONTHLY FA1h&Afa on ~ fkM
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ANnr fNntg NMEwT TufRfut.F com
HHMNAHNH ~ A WuDu iMtAiffr Al =
hNAsoSk ntr fHlCn ANn uS EENMa
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H4NH ArFuMn 70 nttN Tot A
uafsaE Az AtrcMuuit,t ph 4 Hf6AN
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VIEW STATION ehtHN LAKE
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12
Miller a, Frisco.

San FRANCISCO. June f2-fi
Is stated that Fred Miller. one Of
the attorneys for the three miners
Is In this city gathering evidence
To rebut Orchards testimony r.
KardlnE the plot on Bradleya life
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12
HAVE rou a NV HUNDRED DOLLARS IN
READY cAsHf

THE NEW tAu tINE uS guFENs
WOOD AZ ~ AN AHarWEu fftiaa
NE HAVE EVERY fNurCEMESf T0
uH INVESTOR g.FuDT i0rH AL
READY TO BUILD uN Ali CITY
IHHHuN ENTNrH A GOOD CAR SIR
NtCN HluHr At fntW DOOR CLOSE
10 EruuUlA CHURCHES WOODLAND
PARK. GREEN LAKE ANu RIGHT rs
THE ffNn 90 TuE CfTNH GROW "a
RENE MnEH TfiFRE knE NOT WILL
nN Non IN TuE VERY NEAR
THFTUn PROPOSITIONS THEY Ans
HfuHT THrHF now THE FUTURE
it's NOTHING To OFFER rou ut =
fNFuFART ~ TiE VALUE % roTU
PROPERTY ANu fHERE o. tors on
Room ruH ADVANCE IN TIE rHlg -
Ne All ASKING ruN TORS Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12

f0WssT0N 4 co
Harnfs ftu Downs ulffh
rhanss Nzin ia Us
$40
IA rea Late trxlq0 from too 70 hires
fis4Ea from twa az Wnss "a minutss ~
e. from rtanssf square uen hers Hafe
stfan and 60 twirH 10 far ana phF more
fhan tNiss e. murh iff home site
SEQ
To sc water front lots mSfH siEht miles
aesf n Seattle
a. fsf
TWa arfss VEN choice lana. 500 a=feeHA
Hauae haff mile from wharf
80
rem acres level lard. god coil vel
adapted fof Fruit and EafdFninn aisa tths
faE uaulfFF
ROTH
he ahars are sifhi miles wet q ssstiis
ihFss boats each va deity " y
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rar ns.lrr io.s 4. s.vsr~a 60

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care aH lfn4fEt ftHs afs IN sna t@aH
ssaataa smHnf
q 50 ftaif raah fH1stH NaNsa ssfftns
HaesfHi ASA nfaf AtfNa ~ a. DER /
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~ les ess1tff ~ 81 raa fan sss
f&s Hssst 80 nsfs
a - a en fsat fafFn sfasi ara9sfH 80
saas = &C. ttrlsa eHif = tsss flssh
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