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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-31
HUNTINGDON
VICTIMS NEAR
TO DEATH
DEMENTED YOUTH RAVES
IN CELL OF FRENCH JAIL
Funeral of Father at Whose
Deathbed Madman'S Attempt
to Murder Family Occurred,
Set for Tomorrow.

Versailles, France, July 30.-The
funeral of Major Henry 4. Huntington
who died at his residence here yes
terday became aware Of the murder
Gus attack made Sunday night by his
son Henry upon his two borthers and
W sisters will take place next Thurs
day at the English church. The body
will be placed temporarily in a vault
and later inferred in some French
cemetery.
Alonzo Huntington. who was shot
through the lung, is still in a precari-
aus condition. Edith Huntington's
condition is still serious. although she
is in no danger. Mrs. Huntington. the
mother Is still completely Frustrated.
Henry Huntington was examined b.
q doctor today and found talking az
random. The investigation regarding
Henry's sanity will be made aftcf
the funeral of his father.
Henry's wife told the correspondent
of the Associated Press that she had
engaged Maitre Labori, the criminal
lawyer. to defend her husband.
She said his defense would be PROV
ocation and menacing letters and sent
to her husband by his two brothers
and his sister Edith would be pro-
duCed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-31
BRITISH UNION
MAY TIE Up
RAILROAD
EMPLOYEES ORGANIZATION
DENIED RECOGNITION
MOmentouS Labor Troubles
Expected Next Month as Re-
suit of Hostile Attitude of
Heads of Great Systems,
IBy Morning Journal special Leased wirc.I

London, July 30.-Lord Claude john
Hamilton, of the Great Eastern rail-
road and Henry c. Bonsor. chairman
Of the Southwestern railway, speaking
of the annual meetings Of their re-
spective companies this afternoon,
refused absolutely to recognize the
A~malgamated Society Of Railway
servants, the executive committee
of which mad demanded the right
to represent the railroad employees
in an effort to settle their al
legged grievances. This, it is said.
will result in momentous labor
troubles next month.
A conference Of delegates represent
ing all the grades of employees of ev-
cry kind of railroad in England and
Wales a held in Birmingham last
November, n a program was drawn
up which included demands for an
eight hour day, increased G and
the recognition of the Amalgamated
society by the companies. Last May
there was a series Of demonstration
throughout the United Kingdom by
railway employees agitating their de-
to call a strike in August If the men
should fail in their efforts to get con-
cessions from the railroad companies
concerned.
Both the chairmen declared today
that their directors always were ready
to discuss grievances with the en-
ployos themselves. but they absolutely
to permit the Inference Of
a third party. Lord Claude John
Hamilton asserted that ne intended at
all costs to preserve for the directors
of his company and the staff they
-. Al a4-I e. 80 Va "a
joy the privileges of free citizens, un-
trammcled by the coercion or tyranny
an outside, irresponsible body %
1t is understood that the manage
ments of all the railroads in the
Kingdom have similarly agreed
to refuse TO recognize the Amalgamated
Society OF Railroad servants as an in
termediary between the directors and
men.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-31
ERIE CANAL OUT OF
COMMISSION
Collapse of Stone Arches Sup
porting Bed of Stream Lets
Loaded BargeS Drop through
Bottom.


syria use. n. Y, July S0.-The stone
arches which support the bed of tn,
Erie canal at a point near the cen
ter of this city. where IL passed oNct
Onondaga creek CAV way this af-
terroon and four canal boats were
drawn into the bed Of the crcck be-
meath, fifty feet OF the vail Of tht
three-stJry Empire Touring mill fell
Greenway brcwerics, respectively, IN
The north and south banks of the ca
nal, were threatened with demolition.
No one was hurt.
The canal level at this point is five
miles IN length, and Division Superin-
tendent Thomas Wheeler Immediately
ordered the water drawn off. All ca
nal traffic Is tied up. and it Will DE
several days at least before the dam
age can be repaired. The boats and
cargoes are total losses.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-31

NUTTET tut TUHTNHFFUUs
Department OF the Interior, Land office q
L.AAa- L. ~ IL IL Innn

Department OF the Interior, Land Office Al
santa Fe. N. NJ. July l. 1907.
Notice Is hereby given that Ramon Pa
dina, son and heir OF Juan de Dios Padilla
deceased. 81 san Rafael. N. M, has filed no
tieo OF his intention to make final five
year proof In support Of his cain. viz
Homestead Entry No. 66Ss. made Dec. p
1901, for the Wa MEX, WI SEA, Section
20, Township 10 N. Range 10 W, and that
said proof will lie made before Silyestre
Mirabai, II. s. Court Commissioner. at San
Rafael. n. NJ. on August s, 1907.
He names the following witnesses 10
prove his continuous residence upon. and
cultivation Of. the land. viz: Rafael Baldes.
Manuel Sanches, Jose r. Candelaria and
Visentc ?adia, all Of San Rafael, N. M.
MANUEL r.. OTERO. Register.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-31
.TEVEDORES
STRIKE At
BELFAST
REVOLT OF POLICE
~AGGRAVATES TROUBLE
British Troops With Machine
Guns Hurried to Scene to.
Preserve Order Outlook
0minouS of Trouble,

49, hhN4 -
Belfast, July 30.-That the authori-
ties view seriously the situation aris-
ing from the strike of the dock labor
crs for increased pay and shorter
hours, which has been aggravated b.
the revolt of The police. who are d =
handing more pay because of the ex-
ira work the strike entails, is evil
denccd by the arrival here today OF
the first battalion Of the Cameron
Highlanders with a Maxim u and Il
detachment of cavalry. In addition
the Thirteenth Hussars are now oil
their way into Belfast. and other
regiments have been ordered to hold
themselves in readiness TO move at a
moments notice. The number of
emergency magistrates has been in
creased and additional police inspec-
tors are arriving to assist the local Of
icers. The strikers were very active
today and a number of dock carts were
overturned.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-31
BIG SHEEP DEAL
CONSUMMATED
At H0LbROOK
Transfer of Large Interests OF
{, B. Newman to {, ], Smith
Involves Hundred thousand
Dollars.

one Of the largest transfers of prop
efts recently made I'm northern ARR
IONA occurred q few days ago when
r II Newman. one of The best known
sheepmen Of that section sold out Ms
entire Interests In the county % +. ,.
smith At Holbrook. The consideration
Involved j. said to have been pVFf
ilee.oe0. This, however. Is only a
part of Mr.. Newman's interests n he
VIII continue TO conduct an extern
slfe sheep business in northern Arr
Eona.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-31
CORK CONSTABUIARY IN
SYMPATHY WITH MOVE

Cork. July 30.-The police Of this
city are in full sympathy with the
Belfast police force in their demand
for increased pay. They have asked
the permission Of the Inspector gem
cral to hold a public meeting to dis
cuss the grievances OF the Belfast mon
and a circular to this effect has been
sent to all the police stations in Mum
stcr.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-31
fRANZFORGOVERNO
Of OKLAHOMA
Indications Point to Nomina-
ton of Territorial Executive
for Head of New State Gov
eminent,
10y Morning Journal Special Leased Wire

IBy Morning J0urnaI speciaI leased Wire ]
Tulsa, |. T.. July 30.-Frank Frantz
for governor, and a full state ticket O 4
a platform claiming credit for good
features in the proposed constitution
and demanding other amendments.
seems 10 be the plan Of the state re-
publican convention to be held Thurs
day. Delegates are arriving by hum
dreds. There is the best feeling
among them. Frantz will be nomi-
mated by reclamation.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-31

All our beautiful high grade. fash
l0nable Lingerie Waists. worth from
$3.50 up 20 $1,000.
Sale pnCe-----S4.98
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-31

Foley's Honey and Tar affords Immediate
relief to asthma sufferers in the worst
stages and II taken in time viii effect a
cure. J. II. O'Rielly Co. n
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-31

Every dav Morning journal want al read
.rs are finding "better furnished rooms"
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-01-31

AercrEEoz - TIE Hlssvuri experiences
staten hulietin. the eniEfvsficn o. gin
sux fox the c1f1s=e nsarkef hls -
coase an Iz2oErant lnssassry "a chat
ssase- uofw GsassasssEng tae faer that IL
-akss srs Or SIX zears syEasnrp q cr1c.
While she ergp Is ezcsps5ea.ally vain
ssse. sAe eufrtxafion q xi1sear has
5sen Fsnna - Dossess dsaexuatsxa~
he sane - most ether eustfr1se,i
zrsrs Es appears that several gusl~ns
u seases hare 5ryksn cur u the Yin
senx rlaatasi0nz. sga1e Of whseh are
sxtrenleEF seriozs and Enfsetious large
areas 0ften bein~ Destroyed IA 4 Sin
lie week- However. tle particular &C.
zarasrns xa1zanx the damage have been
recognlze6 and msthnes Tor ksecaux saa
diseases uasxr eonfrol hare uow been
wcrzed cut
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-01-31

The period oesween killing sres.s !"
MoatAna IS placed IL ieo % i-H dag ;
wAlle the time required Tor eAl2ns .
mature froaa sessllnS IS iaa % ~
DAYS. ana II onious are not thor 'u~ ~
ripe their keeping quality j. injured
according Is i report prepared ~ =
". KisAer. OF the Moataaa Staten.
The exi.erinsents are re,orted IN det's.'
for each year. and yie.ds given p oosn
meth, rs 81 culture
Generally Sseakias, she yields ire.n
transpiAntsd onions were from - g
10 per ceag larger than FROM seei
sown ia the Held. where tAege VAS ca'
little Or 10 increase n cost or labor.
Tbs transplantins insures AZ even crop
the maturity q the crop and the keep
Ing Qnalify 81 the onions. Pgize raSeF
gave the largest aversSa yield u t1e
nineteen varieties grown and vas one
e the bess SAepers. though not usually
advertised As a winter 1Rlon. The seed
Ing bnlbs q this variety. however.
Kept paoxly because The growing sea
sou Was NOT long ensush . properly
mature them The Use q ReifrotErd
mannre laerea~ad the yield q both
field sown and transplansed onIols-
Suggestions are tnelnlsd for making
h0tbeSlz
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-01-31

IN the cause Of charity aud the confer-
ences 81 tbs varsors socsetles organ
iz1l for tie relief e suNeyins 5 SO
often IN vain : Always the aAswer Is
sAe same 1 am TOO busy. 4 ara ~
t.r~l' I havea's the tinse;' an1 ses
there Is always tiADs Ter Sea<-aaaas~~
uaent. selS-inte1ess ard seii-aS.va1sa~
nseat~ The evil Is tsog eontaesi 10 any
one parish OF any one religious deEao-a-
iAasien- Charity workers IN al fses.s
notice Il Many wsll give = ilsrse
money. few Wlli d the aetual wcrS-
Pezsonai <lvins, unsier wise sisrecssos,.
Anl r-erSaaal help are The rhinss noss
Reesiea- Ii would BE a matter u great
reSrek Il TIE organization q charitable
work were u XIII oar the persoaai
roacA and rhe Keeling q Individual ~
sssans-osl.tx.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-01-31

As All farmers wAo XII thelr oSn
acSs know. the ol1 way Ok hutcAerlns
5 very fn>anvenieng aud siresonae. The
following arrangement. illustrated In
the Q,.eeDs.ausseT, makes the labor CON-
raragiyely easy. The tep piece = @No
inehss, and u fees long. The uortiees
for TIE supports 10 81 Ia are u.ade sive
ineass from The easis - riece and are
one bali Inch deep. 7ix irehes wtee AZ
bottom. hy ii Inches AZ togs thus oaly
one bolt : needed 70 bold them TO
gether at ton TIE upright supports
are 2x@ls. and seven fest ong; crcss-
pseoe. l1zxss@. and AZ one end this
sheald be holsed On upright pieees,
ssown low enough - that beach viii set
ever it. The Lever Is Ska ~ staple.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-01-31

i ay. I cant Imagine bow yen ara IL
Ehs what's thai yoa saidY~
Sothin." rep.ies fhr litlle BOY.
~I'erhaps that aoald L. your A'is-.s
course under eerfnln eircumsfan.e. :
remarked tlAe old sentlemaa. ~lf van
sere groNn up aad had nice asaias
NhiskeTs ant a trnak railway Aaussnr
ont u y0ur yesl pocket and n-ws
paper reporter asked you hsa "a s.
il uoaida't klanle yea Tor saving
nothing or eoazse you mlgAs have y.
seasled an0EheF little b0y aAA h. miss.s
have hit you ID l,4e ufa ana fsl.sl
you tn the mHft You All nght altA
another little boy once X yos1l -
nesnaer. buE thea you pftsalsel y8ar
motaer that yoa wouiaal o. /, again.
Of coarss II yon Iast - him his va
and roll yoa n tbs nnl il wasar
strictly speaking. nghtlng
~You b~t dat sall tbs lii@
boy Yea ought - - hsn-
ne nsee GA secsiesaan nsade -
eniiar uoise enais - eleaFiag - to
throat -rtaen $40 bruke yoer pssn.
lse. b. said -TAafs very AL. gsaa.
~. supposed t-Af y9a so1lt -
thFuagh iise aeeA aaf aaF~elsgias AZ.
e. maklaz tAaf rrsnise Year deas
a0fs~r wiii - <setea sAsalasg
sonier Il Jos 81 Nhat
Il eaal1nv up H~ pFesrsses Is.
liitlr boy wifh : sseietsn II a ahsm.
psF. -ife ea.iei ~ aa sasi ss..ss
~ - then Jas l4slss IA ! uus
an
-Ard yoa eia=g sAlus aaeas ysw
proeai~s. ehg~
4 fAessaE aheuf n ~ es4t
I'm Ell ynu a3e shfax ysAs-y.
sast ~ aie 80 ssleaaa 4 sesm
arrak promise seseT Ya ar~eg
siasas& eltA<w SASH = - eafh
k0w yau make 'est tfaays ~. IN
- tsas aas - e aaK e4aare my
miad. g Z eat - fAss = ssf "a
sess f-el t'vef ssenf it sfsr ia
EasE's ~ sesf esF q asae fsfsa4
Yea rras1it<s thsf 80 nfss HMs Ys
aesaes Haats $50 - rraass< hrr sa7s
Fhias Nes. { ihiaz 4 ~ - iais is
,aFser saqp / san ~ fA~ kiss sws
kSeftemaa - faAe nesf - fAss ass
~ zaf We rsH 2ssA 1 fae -
sssFeaas msfeeF sect ese ne
II rsaa f'if teit Seq sefa a.
si- sag. kfafsie -isi I'll Ax sf
aFeke ~ tFfw IS IN essrF. F
sanf - g assa uasrsa re ~
ain~
~IaaaaF 49, fiae at4 xafsem
syaa'fr 81 Ftzhk~
~tf tsat fs~xs esseF wH
.eH hes. - ia 81 fisr ss ss ts~
.'fiis teT -f.tissxs fAfis Ses
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-01-31

waf sstaelsessf s. hslaS fssssrsfs,1 Is -
saf - 81 tavt hefssv spfafssas nse.
sslsumeus~t ThsuAiax Il enam 4
shr cantry. - isf asma. as VS.
seassi wigh snsw aa1 ssssfse IL
ASKED - msan ~ r~asea nhg = -
anessesi So e0sfsmers e s4sfs !. s<-s.
lier ra%itta -neenasa. sif. mAs -
usirv fstiy. = nsrsr t~saru saasrs
Ht~ maHw
AtetaE ~ n4esenxsre en- a. Aflaatss
ansr mhsn d ~ Sew Vera freassy
H1s 2 sAzrmihr 1uau< eeman fren St
In1is. whp was Hakiax ~ aFsf trss
abraaA To ressst had ct prs~ao.a.a
fsr Na~n 80 fssr tassszsssr srtirsasshs.f
tas saetaia aas snia ~TA~ ahia -
rears g = efsno<a< rsrttin. wr
shsns1 es s,ap bereY we sfoa hss
3 ~ ~ fttet -. Has ~ rsqiy. 70
isf To- piief err - islns@l tAe saaax
wansu = tsne = raisge iar~esaiity.
10 ree feea1 - a1y ftaf ~ ~
spaeut eTpss fan nevan milb So sni 81
Fct euf cearseY = ntsaa issi ftsa
answered ste supssin Tfe fsff nsees.
ser rn,isrei fsr a SCI Thsa smliiax
81 4 = tFixas kssa hsa orrrrri Is ".
SO adsfssi IN. au14sep sfsse -
has ~ he rp.iaer ra,nfiax & ~ flxss
elyeetisa thss there's nthinx iefs ~
him . -. - r. eFrs~
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-01-31

TIE nice ola gentleman paaie sf'l
behind the package mail boz ana
caught the lit.le hog b The collar q
his ~eser coat ~Yoa ought 70 hays
xot inside. Johnay. Il sou wansed g
rh,ds from me. b. SAID What's ths
smatterl DID sou tAiak wanted y
sborrow money FROM yaut
No. sir.p replied the little BOZ
hanging his head
-Did | ever tell you long s,ories FL
eeps ii yoar earnest and inaisiens saii'
elsasioaFs
NO. SIR
-rhen why avoid mef7 asked the old
<entleman. reproaehful;y. Il didat
'thlak Il u you. Johaay. ] never
though, yoa would run and hide fso'n
your toad OLD grantfaEher unless you
bad been doing something that yo1
ought no. 10 a. and wsse ASHAMED %
a,ok me ID he face. Il couidnt -
ghat. could itg
no. SIR answered tns little boy.
-Yos're TOO Nel behaved Tor that
.arent y3u9 If you eysr feel tempted
10 % wrOas yoa would say p yoaf.
self. on. -. ! musfa's 50 thas - !
snall Be- unable % taok Gay Aid srane'
-apa a ne fans wiihsat tae blnsh q
Shane nantiing - eAesk. ~oaid1a
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-01-31

TIE Dcpaxtmeat * Srsruitnre.
sArorsh Dr. II ". Wiley. caies x tns
5rresu * ehe1Esfrx. has urderraken
10 esiucase tlas E4rmers regarding fAe
rasn1iacsu-e x ssnztu-el zico1sL rso
1uilers1s % the saAsess hare 1esa -
suesE
Fr1n Or wEsey's El@.usssGn o. the
S-bseek TIE cunelnssou IS reac1ssi talr
ra.e usaa-usaetsre x aieoAol On a VERY
snail ssatie = a1t likely % prove prof
Irab.e. ana te,.nuse u revel1s rsgn.1-
tscaS q i e<f3eat that -Ae farsaer nszs-
- cOltent win p-ussneiu< tn raw ma
terEal< Tae b4lssrsn "a the su6sees q
s1urces ard uz1ufzefure says
The rrlncspal USES q iasluStrl1l al
coAoi are iisl1Inztson. Beating. motive
power and the asannsargure sf IzcgusTs.
rarnisas. sz1okasess poxtser. ulsslscia.if
ard p1arlnaeeutseaE prssTfr1ria1.s. sf1s-
rzr and ether When laslustri4. zico-
hoi : made AZ a rrier * whieh Il can
c1nvete WITH pefrslsun anS asoilne.
i sonssiess VIII se prpfs-re,s ssr TIE
purrsr-sS above Gleazss-s1 hsruuse ~
is greater safety sn,t asors pleasant
os.or- T-nsser fAe presezf g-1a.isss0us Il
: not prooabse that iassasrrI4l aic0Aoi
can BE- oTxresi uEoa the market ~ asuch
ssss thsn - ce1ts 4 Szllsn x g per
cent STrenxzh-
Dr. Willy expresses the helief. box
erer. fhar ~ paEinz srfsu-i1n % an
rses sourrxS % ra~ material anI wIrh
Eaprorel useris1sss ~ manufarsuriu<
and Geaa71rizz tbs price car De al
s-t~szh.a.F
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-01-31

snsl SHAVED down u IL * end sta
r,eS made of Eve-slxteectns Inch nd
srcn- and lans snaush - eilnch ciesis
where chain Is fastened i u.ate ~
tllree-elSAtAS lneA irua- The end y TIE
isver : ira. Exeis benr as shown for
gazlErsl stick 10 rest On. while lilsias
pix % TIE pole boss. whicA are INSIDE
lzr-.e en1U<h - slip back and tcrt1
easily en- u.sAer E.e,e- Rods one-Aalt
lnsh- bent 10 hoi1 sambrei stick a
hcok nos shown II cEs zlaGe q one
laif iarh iroz- 1itaeaes % r ard Pro
vss.es = fuirruas tsr the ieser A ~
lInrin< box In f1e oarrei znd raising
car1sSs to the <smnrel hocSs Bencn-
ioxfss izcAss. - incAsS hESh. fset
sen<- Barrel - - @et In the sruuad
aae-.srarter izs le1<fa-
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-01-31

The Hollxnders evidently bred and
fs~i Tor milk nrst q all That thes
srcc~ed Is proved b tas large miik
yiells u their cowS Thar arse HLlk
aew. seemingly regardless % butter-fal
percentage. PAYS them > proved -
their prosperity. The cairynasn heTs
tAIaks il neeesSary 10 pay saaal Irss~s
for dairy COWS that annually yield
IRON 10oo - s.cG0 pounts % a.ilk-
wAat the aasneiai srsuls . him = TN
rretehed resorts show eniy TOO plain.
II. lie : TIE worst paid taruisr IN tAe
iara What could ae aog % Y. inssead
u 6re~alnr. buying. feeding and nalik-
INK eh~aB CONS Ae were % breest tsei
ard milk coHs Of the is.500 % tf.sss
.sound classe The Fsseslansierx ant
other Heuszsfers wztn EArir xissnsle
e0ws. q ~ Asns ~ miik psp.su Nd
Oh sol sstt svsts frqm Sssn . SsfeG
an 4c1s Is rvn-S e irsm 81 - $50
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-01-31


Tamnis Fpmaaan was fhe ~ne'esd@
Nsri- - Hufsish siilsxs ~ ss4
heva fssapeufiy eens4nefes1 Il roa aiax
end oiiser a5sass4. saf hsd ra,s -
rensiy IL priepn t'nwfilinx Is essN
- f4rslssensiy tried M ssFte y p.sas
sra piess for sxtrsefiex msasy ffaa
biz ioaus1ep'r. uue dag be met sa@
psrish ninisffr.
Mr ~ Tsm tvxsn. lnssnuatlatif,
I've some iuiorr,atisn - x.e 81 -
isy that might tara ous ssry aseu' tas
ye. ngf uaan haze hall : crswa fof
shat I'm rann ne tsii 81 ii's rOfsa
g a. ! assure ~. q might eemse p rass
handy % - soma say
~Fam. t-m hufryin Ing 70 = funersl |
havs - Time - stop SUD lisssn e ypaf
sfory~
-oh. bias. STR. ye1i ~ sorry Y ge dla'
a. rsf els bint frae mei~
Tam. ! musf xe On snd keep NJ
arpolntmenf. bat thsfvs 4 shiiiius fof
ron. let me prcozyf~
Minister M sen 80 for he shiiliax
this time said Tam. n sxevzs 81 grat'
llude. ~ft-n NJ tai ye = minute 3 hsaf
K its gisis II ye'se plt II The jail
iry AMI at the saapni celi om tise isE
ham. It's b. FAR the msiss comfoFias*
aue o tlseni a.
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