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The independent., 1907-02-07
SORES nEP2 Fed dSR 6SPn
BY IMPURITIES IN THE BLOOD

Whenever refuses heal Is because the blood pure
healthy should be- but is infected with
blood faint which has corrupted and polluted the circulation Those
usually afflicted with old who have reached mid
die life The vitality the blood strength the
begun to decline and the poisonous which have
Of sluggish and inactive condition the system hereditary
which has hitherto been held in check force outlet the face
legs other the body. The place grows angry
into the surrounding tissue until becomes and
Ulcer fed and Kept by the impurities with which the blood
Nothing and disareeb than stubborn nonheang
The fact that ressts ordinary remedies and treatments good
Tor supcon the producing ulcers back of
old and especially is this true the trouble inherited
Washes salves indeed anything cc applied directly the
daan Ieaar emf taal ciu atnc
The independent., 1907-02-07

face of four years' standing. 1t
was q small pimple at first but 1t
gradually grew larger and worse
in every way until / became
alarmed about it and consulted
several physicians. They all
treated mo but the sore continued
to grow worse. saw s.. s.. s.. ad-
vertised and commenced it's Use
md after taking it u while / was
completely cured. My blood Is
now pure and healthy from tho
effect of s. s.. s., and there has not
been any sign of tho sore since
u. y. s.. cured it.
\ THoS. OWEN
West Union, Ohio.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-06-06
SEE POSTERS FOR PROGRAM TN DETAI IT'D.

The Hiawatha World endorses The
idea Of more practical education. \
says regarding the Hiawatha high
school course: We would cut oui
Latin and every dead language. We
would cut out French and German
save for those who have aptitude ioE
them and desire to comply with
college needs. As taught in the
schools they have no practical value.
And then we would substitute English
and mathematics for ALA world Of
both-with lectures on applied
science and art and literature and
every useful thing. with . business
course and class talks by business
men. Schools could DO had here
people would come from all over the
country to see Just as we'll as the
ordinary university feeders which
don't feed because few students get
any farther than the high school and
they are entitled 10 more rounded
education.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-06-06

Great knockers are those at Law
renee and Kansas City. Barney
Sheridan on Decoration Day had Q
leading editorial about Last Words"
in which he positively denied that the
last words accredited to the majority
Of prominent people were really their
last words. He cites many instances
one Of which Is the alleged ''last
wordsn o. well known Kansas City
man who died recently The pub
llshed report Of the last words that
they were a prophecy Of the city's
future greatness, and 4 regret that he
could not live to see IT, Sheridan
says that hiA last words really were
''Jlm. the doctor ssys can have q
glass Of beer. Get 1t quick. and
bring it in q thin glass; The further
aasertionfs made that the man died
before the beer could be brought.
Charlie Finch says, This incident
does not prove sheridan's assertion.
The man evidently saw through what
medium the greatness Of Kansas City
was to come; that Il was to be the
booze distributing point Of the whole
great west, aud he desired to impress
his prophecy upon The world By TAX
ing glass Of beer with HIS last
breath. In his Arguments, M.
sheridan has been unfortunate. he
has given testimony tending 70 chow
he iallioy q hls own iogis.r
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-06-06

Is there bad luck in new housesi
Haven't you known many instances
where death has followed moving
into . new housep L. H. Perkins, one
Of the leading lawyers Of Kansas and
q wealthy man, completed a 100000
house in Lawrence last week. satur-
day evening he went on the roof to
inspect the cutters, fell to the ground
and was killed. Once before the
house nearly burned but he rebuilt
H. 1t seems to have been hoodooed.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-06-06

An Atchlson bride-elect, says the
Globe, Is tired to death Of the regular
wedding music and will introduce
something new at her marriage, As
she enters the church the choir will
sing. II Got Mime" and as she and
her party leave the church, the
choir will burst forth with ave
Walked Right in and Turned Around
and Walked Right Out Again"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-06-06

George Burroughs Of the Concordia
Blade knows some Of them well and
this ID his estimate: Scratch the
average square deal" politician and
you will find one Of two things; A
man who is after Office or man who
IL trying to hide his own faults under
d reform cloak. The man who bowls
loudest for reform is usually tho one
who will bear the closest espionage.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-06-06

1t is said that Hicks, the freak
weather prophet, has bit 1t more cor
reCtly this year than the government
fcrecasters. He says June will DO a
remarkable month Of extremes. Freez-
ing temperatures will follow red hot
days, and when the weather seems
settled cyclones and violent rain
storms viii suddenly arise. He pre-
diets several June frosts.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-06-06

The Kansas City Star, which we
presume Is good authority on such
subjects, says Of the direct primary
systems working in oklahomai IN
Mr. Carnegie IL actually sincere II
his wish TO die poor, he can get 4
iulHlled BY coming to Oklahoma and
running for the Democratic ~ herna-
torial nomination under the primary
system. In this statement Mr., Crnce
revealed the sore straits TO which the
Democratic candidates have been re4
dueed in seeking nomination under
the primary system, instead Of con
venllon nominations. II is estimated
that By June 8 the seven candidates
for the United States senate viii spend
not less than 100000 in finding out
who viii Be the senatorial nominees.
The candidates for the other nOmina-
tIons win have probably $780,
900, After the primaries will come
the campaign for election, in which
the individual expense viii b heavy.
bui not 50 great as Il was for the
purpose Of nomination. This viii
make the total cost about $3.50. 900
for she nomination q Democratic
holaLe
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-06-06

Heartfelt observation by the Toledo
Blade: Somebody has said that the
world is growing smaller, but since
the railroads have cut of the passes
It looks larger to u.s."
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-06-06

A few days ago we published re-
port Of a wholesale drawing in which
the merchants Of jamestown, Kansas,
INDUCED for the purpose Of bringing
people to town. It turns out that the
whole bunch is violating the lottery
laws and that orders have been issued
by the government to stop it.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-06-06

The per capita wealth Of the people
Of the United States is $3.50. "But,'
declares the Council Bluffs Nonpareil,
.sinasmuch as the price Of 0 fairly
good automobile IL 81, 400, the gloomy
outlook continues" <
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-06-06

Congressman raised their own
salaries $1,000 . year and economical
by cutting Of fast mail trains that
were o. value to the people Of the
west. Great 10 reforml
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-06-06

ANNW lAAAsAt~NAR - Y ~ tN IfiiIfi
Some ii the impOFtant laws which
went into effect On May n with the
publication Of the session laws were
these:
The anti-iraternity act, giving
boards Of education the right 70 etpel
from school any high school student
found guilty Of being . member q :
secret society In any way connected
With the INSTITUTION. 1t Is not likely
that this law will break up high
school fraternities, but will simply
require that they be conducted en-
tlrely as outside institutions, with no
visible connection with the public
school system.
One new law requires that The
county attorney Of every county must
be regular practicing attorney, duly
admitted to the bar. In some ex-
IRENE western counties 1t has been the
custom to elect anybody who would
take the office. In Haskell county,
Tor instance, there Is said to be only.
one resident who Is an attorney, and
be will have to be elected county ct
torney, under the new law.
1t will also be impossible to hang
anybody in Kansas in the future for,
the law repeating capital Puhishment
was included in the session law publi-
cation. This law probably would not
interfere with any governor signing
the death warrants Of "hangn prison
ers now in the penitentiary--but no
governor will ever do It.
The red can law, requiring all gaso-
lene cans to be painted red and
labelled gasoline" Is now in effect,
as is also the law imposing e5OI
annual license on each vendor Of
patent medicines. This license fee
must be paid to the county in which |
the vendor operates, and merely gives
the right'tO peddle patent drugs in
the county where the license is
Issued
One Of the "freak" laws is in rela-
tation to burglar equipment. It pro-
vides that any person found with
nitro.glycerine, dynamite, or any
tools or implements adapted for
breaking into safes, in his possession,
Ia liable to arrest, Under this law,
!. man might be arrested for having .
stick Of dynamite to be used in blast
ing a we'll. Or II q vault door In the
court house should get out Of fix, and
The county should send to Chicago for
IN expert with q kit Of tools to open
The safe, the expert could be thrown
INTO jail the minute he landed in the
state.
Another freak law is the one which
prohibits any person from
'ntering upon or lettering upon the
property Of another, without first get
ing written permission from the own
r.. II was intended to keep hunters
fl OF farms, but it will operate to
.eep of picnic parties, botanists, or
n fact anybody who may happen to
0 out for stroll in the country.
A law OF interest to cities Of the
econd-Class is the one permitting
UGH cities to levy tax Of not more
nan 10 mills on the dollar to pay for
rect lighting. It is to help out
ties which own a small municipal
liant, from which the profits are not
rough to pay for adequate street
ghting. II
The state chronological commis-
on created for the purpose Of inves- :
eating and lighting San Jose scale
ID other orchard pests, can now ID
art up in business, for the law 81
eating it Is in effect, Fertilizers 81
ID in the state must also be subject L
inspection before being placed on "
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-06-06

The Memorial Day address by
Father Maher was one Of the moat
eloquent talks ever given in Abilene
on such an occasion. The sentiments
Of loyalty and Of honor were expressed
with taste and ability.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-06-06
First published In Abilene Weekly Reflector
Notice of AppOintment.
1t published In Abilene Weekly Reael
June {. looIl dsr =
Publication Notice,


IN tAo frooaec ceeft VI nr1AAuaoa Noahtyi
State Of Kahsash rl
In the natter OF the estato Of Catherine A.
Chartief, Of unsound mind. ,..f
Nutics 4 hereby given that petition has
been aicd 10 ne Above named court IN TIE
aboVn matfnE praying for an order 10 aell me
following described real estate, the property
O two ~, three o. four %, ave q. ~ ~,
18ve1 "a. eight o., nine ~, n block nine M
0forier's adoifion % the town u Rope 81
DlcEln41n County Kansas. for tbs anrpurt
ila1. - q fh1i a hrai|rI Mn - - 1hr.Son
On y 81 on4IIT, 1fnf ~ n1fh. e 81 a'na
geek = q. = ~ p1l % ~ Probate
dH,
euardian q c.l1aIIi1 A o1llIiir.
CO IoErn
AlLl4I ~
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-06-06
L0caI Marriott.


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- crrti lee fknn q icaEo.l -
1olrlhr y y. B. ellis. frain ald eoalA
EAnsls Cus-Tancg l.p4t.1sl -
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-31
Wtattiafcit.

&ieIc Ierienigcn. sic in 0iele
&abrcs5eit Elm 8ciilbl Don Wattigfeit
ipiircn, iGreiben oieics Der Sbntindc
ST. ooB ea Sriibling lit o6mobl Die
Sabrea}ctt ielbit feineslpegs Die llrs
iohe 0es lln6ebogens lit. Dies, otter
ia Oenn nidt iogen Die Aer5tc, fomrtt
Don ser Sbatiad)e, Dab ons menId).
lihe Spitcm i'm Srilbling Den Ellnft
crrcidt, no eS cine griinolifc Ncini-
gllnq notbiN Fat. Die Woldincrie
0es &0rpcrs gcbrorht ob uno ST cine
Gltrd)iidt, uie oie elmer 6abrif es
tDut. &erunfjlGiigte f0rpcrlide
Sltnftioncn gerntben olIBer OrOnlng,
unO zines Ser genobnlihiten Ill5ei.
d]cn Oniiir lit Seritopfung. Giele
ipc5icQ in ibrer d)roniid)cn Sorm be-
mciit DAB gcpiiie Oiusteln oes aors
per3 nidt IN Scr Serfoiiung lito, onB
tic iIrc Arbeit rid)tig erfillet fOnnen,
neil iic idlufi ltlo unelaltlld) 9eipor-.
0cn iin0. I'm ilbcr 0ielcn 3lltul1o
bimucg 81 fomnlen, lit es notbig. Die
&critopilut0 st iiberpin0cn nld)t
mir ocm Sciocnocn Grleif)terultg 5t
ucribnIien. Sir oieicn 3med &C.
brolt6en Meoi5iner bon Griabrulg
nit groBem Griolg cine 3uianmc1.
ieBung Don Y lln5e 6Iiiiiiger Grtroet
pom Sema, Y lln3c 9tohelle Gals
I lln5e Aro- Sograon, 30 Gran oops
pelfoblcnioures Hotron, ~ un5e
@oiier uto ~ lln5cn @lpcerir. Gin
Sbeloifel oapon cingenon1llen Dor
Dem S6lniengeben ulo Dor leoer
Mobl5eit mo OieieS fortgeieet bis 5ltr
grreidpu,g eines regelmoBigen Stllbls
gangs. Seoer quite apotbefer fnllll
0as 9lc5ept oltsiiiaen. 600
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-31
Bernard I. See.

Yer icbiNc &crtrctcr Der 10. WorN
I'M eritcn HotbS5peigc Nr. &crlmro
). Gee lit Gin Gnn0ioat fir Die &ic-
Denomination fiir olcie2 2lntt. @r,
Gee mur0c 5ucrit BON Der @ur0, in
nclder er Gcbnren mo er5ogcn mlIr'
DC, in 1903 ltno Damn 1905 in Den
StoOtroth gcion0t, in mcldcm er i'd
Our6 leinc trellc GfIidterfiiIlitng
urS5cid)rtctc un0 III Den gottjcn pier
>Subrcn MIR III elmer Sibllng 0cs
Sto0trotbcS, mo 5luar frotfbeltSbol'
Der, febltc. Mr. Gee bat iid Iteta Der
SaHc Scr NrbeitCr ul1Qcnpnmcn mo
ni6t gcrlt6t, bis icin I'M StuOtrutDc
cin9crei6tcr %eidltB, Den It1OtiIdcn
glrbeitcrn cincn Cogc9lobn bon 81
SIT be5oblclL nod foit unilbcruInoli-
den Sdppicrigtciten on%gcnonrncn
ipur0c. Scinc W~rltnolGbc limo:
oSdub iiir bic orgoniiirten Irbci-
ter; Sd)ub fiir Die Snterclicn fleincr
@ollacigcntbiintcr; @lltcn NrbcitS.
lobn fiir NQc." ST. 1869 IN Der 10.
@orD gcborcn, mlroe Der jltn0c Gee
ihon ~iriib5citig sic cirjigc Stiib>
icillcr Wllttcr. % Sabre lpur cr bel
Der Noro Baltimore E Enilogicr-
@obn rno ipGtcr bel Scr Ser. Strn.
Bcltbobn 9 @ciclihoft 6eifGitigt mo
elm Motoriilbrcr bel Der lcttgctanll-
tcnGonpognic, ais cr 1903 nlaStoot-
rotbSntitglicb 0cu0blt muroe. Gr &c
bort Dem @cn6rida = Club Der 10.
Moro, Dem Grocn Der @cptoiopbcn II.
Si6crnier un0 Dem ct. (Sobna 9 Sp-
ccul, ol3 NtitglicO an. Gr lit Jest
dis &erf0llfcr bel ser Sirmo :. y.
Burns Ii. So, Nr. 9 mo If, 9tor0-
@upitroBc, ongcltcllt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-31

Sic -. & 8" cntlGBt Sns
genieure. Iie Baltimore
Sbio . Gilenbobn . @eiellihoit" bot
oielen Der i'm Sngeiieur- Ieportemcnt
@ngeIteltcn gum 1. Npril gcfiinbiet.
@ie piele onoere 9obner, ninlnit Die
Baltimore, Ohio. 9oGn" Jest feine
ODER lpenig nelte Arbeit in Nrtgrifi.
luorais it'd erflGrt, oaB, ilohocm sic
arbeiielL mie unter Mnoereu1 Gas Sc.
gen oes uierten u1b "fiillfter 0elciies
in Der EittsburgsI ipilion, pouenoct
iinb, Die iiberidiiiiigen 2cllte abge.
ltoben mcrbeit.
HorbpoIforiher @pr.
trug. Ter beriibmte 6oriher H.
6. Iearp miro snaditen 5reitag
abeno in Der s9pric-SaIle" einen @or.
trug iiber nGie i,elleiteh Gntoedungen
IN Yejitg dif oen Noropol" baIten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-31

Gin Is cdcnf BON SuliuS
W epcr. - Sr. Sulilt8 Wepcr Don
9tr. 722, Goluin-EIace, bat Dem
Mapor gcitcrn einen Mininturforb
nit cinigcu picr6lGttrigen &leebl0ts
tern un0 bier &lccbliitben ais Otter
1cihcnf 5uJcionOt.
Gin Gbtncc geItorben. -
EoIi5iit Mcacnnn pom mittlcrcn 81.
thrift iorO gcitcrn ben Gbincicn Gee
Nnong Gong 80 Sabre olt, I'M Sci
Ter 0ca &olrica 9r. 800, Enrf-2luc.,
to0t Dor WnO 6enudrihtigtc Coroner
Or. &opben. Ger Gbincie lit nobr-
ihcinli6 ser S6pinoiuht crIegen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-31

IQe 6ieic Serren un0 oercn bielen
8reunbe, iagtc Sr. S6ul5, boben at.
tioeit mo aggreiIiuen Nnt6Cil al ser
Champagne gcnommCn un0 ben 9l6s
fuH ll10 llebcrtritt bon oItcn @od).
tcr-Nnburgcrn ms Simonl5.Qa9cr
mcGr, ais mtfgelpoge1.
2 f lubDcriom mlungCn.
Gtc geItri9cn S6luBperianmllul-
gen IN 0icier acknowledgements
iuorcll, troboem eS Somitoq runO ou3
Gublifum nit Ginf6llfen fir SIterll
bcl6oItigt por, Ie6r Gut beiudt. -
Cine Mobool.S crlomnlllrnq ion0 in
Der 5pGIitPn @oro inter Sen guipi.
jien bcS nScfferion 0cmofrotiihcn
CLUBS" Itott. |6r. Nio6ool iprud in
bcri06nlidcm Conc. SD min niht
'ogen, mos irgcnb cincn 9cmofroten
b~cIeioi9cn %f0nnte; mir brolrfen am
7. Woi oac 6enlofrotiiden Stimmcn,
nm ocn gcmeiniolncn 1Seino nit ci-
llcr Webr6eit 81 i6loQerL Die al sic
often 3citcn Ser Gcnofrotic 0ulti-
morc'S crinllcrn mir0," in0tc @r. W}os
bool.
Scnotor 2%int6iclm iprod in
GluGoctt's Safe an ser Ircmont-
Npcnlc. Scinc @ortc iuorcl nidt
10 bcri66nIi6, olS sic 0cS ,Srn. Wo.
bopl, mno in Ierfonmlid)cr @ciic
iprnd CT bon bicIcm o(S Gon0ioutcn
Der Oioihinc; Oobci CAB cr obcr ST,
ooB CT icbr germ sic llntcrItiituu11
Scr Tortci Organization gcbobt bGt.
tc, Bic icbt Stlr. 0fobooG SIT 16cil
miro.
Sn proofs Goue on @cIt-@olti-
ntorcItruBt nhO in Scr Solle un2i06t-
nn0 Olten0itraBc belt bic progrciiiuc
Nrbcitcrportei Ncitcrn N6cno Scr.
IommIlngcn 5u @unifcn ser Gdn0i-
ootur oe9 &rrt. George Stcuart
Sromn. SIS lpurocn bon 0cn Nc0s
ltcrn aus Sen Nei6cn Scr Nrbciter.
llrioncn iebr id)orfc @ortr gcbroltdt,
oic 0cgcn sic bcmofrotii6c Yortcior-
9oniiotion qcrid)tct iporClr. - Sr.
9rolul crid)icn oltN in 6ci6elt Ser.
lnnt1nllrnacn 116 mltroc ie6r entbl-
ltnltilh bc9rilBt.
Gie Gcgiitrirund.
@ic ihon cruG6nt, lit sic nod Der.
blcibcrOc Snuptorbeit, Die mor0cn
itottiin0enoc Supplcnlcltor-&c0iItri
RING. Hcgiltrirt mcrocn f0nllcn uQc
iunGcn Wi0nner, Die ieit lebtcn @crbit
milnoig gcmoroen lino, WGnncr, bic
eS uerlGlmtclt iid I'M lcBten @crbit
rc9lltrlrcl1 81 lallcn, mo WtGnncr,
Die Dor lcd)s Monotcn aus 0cn Goul
ties 0e0 Stoutes nod baltimore fu.
men, oiele miillen o6Cr icd)a Wfoliatc
in baltimore 9cmobnt u10 menn tic
I'M Golntp rc0iltrirt porerL BON ocll
@nblouilidts . @cbGrOen hires reip.
Gou11tps Neutrality-suspicious. Ia,
ben, Sertte, Die ldon reGiltrirt limo.
f0nncn oltd lire Yorteiongeborigfcit
0nocrn, ober'onnn fonncn lie bon Scr
8oupCrneurslpubl I'M fomntenoen
Serbit nidt micoer 5uriid in Die 9eis
ben ibrcr olten Eortei mo lid nit.
bin nid)t an ocren ErimGrpobl be.
tbeiligen.
Nndiol1eno sic So6cQc Der rc0i.
THIRTEEN Stimmgcbcr nnd) Hulicn. II.
Eortciongcb0rigfeit:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-31

Der crITcn @arb, iogt cr, icien cs Die
$50. Gobcrt 5. 9ead)anL Samuel s.
Worpcl, Sorrp &. Gormun, Gbo9.
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Sn Der 5peiten Maro Die $50. So6lt
u. Npbinion Der Dor 1 SobrenS dob'
mciItcr Der Elott Gompoqnie mar,
Z Y. Smith Observation-Disclosures,
&nmcs Gucrctt, Gco. q. Glurfc.
IN Der 3. @oro Die @&. 2ouiS Wtc.
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Ffeffcr II. u.
Sn Der t.. @oro bic @0. Sobn $.
Sborter, Geo. 8. @oibington, sobn
Boone, Nrtbllr @olf unb Sbontos
Gap.
Sr Der g.. @orD Die S6. s. 6. &i.
beI, Nifoloua GoIbott, Gbas. Sinfel,
&obn &oii II. ".
Sn Der I. @orO bic SN. George
@ebeIcin, @ltitop Nboocp mob Mil.
Ter, Sorrp Griulblc @m. u. 8roB,
Mm. &iQp II. u.
1n Der s., Moro bic $50. @ml. g.
ShltI5, GO>puro Conrad, Np. @runt
nm Nr0Crc.
&n Der 9, @oro ole $50. 9ucronoer
Stcruort, @co. ". Nriou @orrp Cog
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bricI S6oifer uno 9mocrc.
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GouIcp mo :. 3. WicIotI.
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Charles Glurt, GDco. @ciS uu0 Nt-
quit @inSmongcr.
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Mar 3ciHcrt,
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