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BITS o'NEWs

sospltsl Board Assta
The Chiidrvn's Orthapssdie hos.
pifai board met yesterday after.
no0u ia the assembly rooms of
Mac Douxail q sOuthviek.
orthopsdie Guild.
The fseaeou fii!l oFthop~dic
Galld vii mest Friday morning al
tho home % Mrs G. A. Holmes.
t1t5 TNclfth av ).
Queen Anne orthopsdie Guild.
The Queen Anne Orfh0pedic
Guild will meet Friday morning. In
the paFiorz u the Chelsea hotel
Madison orshoosaie Guild.
The South of Madison orthopedic
Culld ulll meet Friday morning in
tie pafiofs az the Perry hotel
Federation of wsmen's Clubs.
4 literary and musical program.
under the auspices Of tho Seattle
Federation 81 Womeha clubs. for
the benefit Of the club house pro-
beet. Vas given this afternoon 81
TIE home Of Mrs. HoSe Simmons.
te10 18th av A lecture on FEEDER
alton Mathematics- was given by
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sentative Tho latter has much
The hrEer following.
The socialist labor party has the
distinction Of betting the oniy party
In the country To own a daily news.
PAPER Il Is printed ia Engliah
and has been ISSUED IN this city
since 1900, Other recognized OF.
cans 81 tho party are Jewish
swedish and Hungarian we~kiirs
published In New York. q Herman
weekly IN Cleveland aud an Italian
weekly In Providence.
The party II composed OF SOC
lions comprising seven or more
members zach and these exist IN
81 states one delegate 20 the ma
tional convention MAY b. elected
for each s gl~mbera On this basis
there might be coo delegates az a
national convention. bat that
doesn't happen in fact AT the last
convention there wefe so delegates
The reason Ia that lhe mrmlssra OF
the party are sorkluEmsn who eau
II afford the expense of such =
laukat
Their candidate Tor the prrsi
dcney In 1904 received si.7Ie votes
lie ran an the platform asserting
mans inalienable Fikht 10 life. M
.egty aud the pursuit Of happiness
and declaring. as the chief means
fn that end. that the means %
pFoaHctioa must Be owned. opcfat
ID and controlled By the people IN
common
IN obedience 10 the suggestion
e tho International socialist
congress the socialist labor party
last JauaaFy proposed 10 the 50.
ciHilst party a conference wtth a
view tn bringing about a cansoit
dalton. " possible. Tho overture
vas reigefea By the socialist party
national committee
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Let Your Wife Decide

has bsen Incorporated At Monroe
with a capital stock OF $4,000.
The Monroe Investment CON
pAny has been Incorporated with
80 600
gialiam county republicans ~ill
hold a convention May Z a. Port
Angeles
Various cities in whateom eoun.
- are urEinE a iolnt building Tor
the Alaska Yukon Pacific expoai'
ton
Flour for the first time IL nov
being manufactured at nellinGham.
Vancouver merchants plan a
fuar day jAunt over the Puget
sound couufrY. bosinning April a
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Lyric Theatre

J u. HOLLAND. Manager
Occidental aud Washington. Unqualified
Triumph uninterrupted success. Lyric
uuf fsaque Company Raht } narretts
Original Piayiut Entitled The FTcsl-
dents" Harry Montague, In tile satiri-
cal tiurlasaua, a High Old Time" Mat.
inees Thursday and SATURDAY lee
and ESQ NiEbt prices. reserved, Use. f5e.
zoe and aor
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HUMANE SOCIETY
AFTER PRISONERS

AZ The meeting Of the Hnmaas
snriety last nighi. Officers Yaupoll
aud Kent reported that there had
br"u - cases % doc poisoning ia
March. and = reward 81 rs for
the astsntioa OF persons vho did
u was authorized BY the soriety.
Il vas stated that the Japanese
Humane spcisty - endeavoriug "a
have a dstsuilop hospital aaiab.
ilshed here. The japanese branch
IL organizing societies At Tacoma
aud NanruuVsr. Thirty uaw mem
bars wsFe added 70 It's rolls last
month
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STATE NEWS

The citizens ticket won yeatsr.
day 81 iloquiam. With DR.. T. G.
Frarr st the head
Hundreds of teachers arc attend.
ing the Inland Empire assoc alton
meeting at Pullman
Tho Farmers and Merchants
bank Of Edison has beer incorpo-
rated for 81 coo
The State Anti Saloon league viii
open headquarters IN Tacoma
The Woods Greek MIL company
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MN SOCIALIST PARTIES
COUNT ON HEAVY VOTE
81 rouyeudOTs viii
B, Held in Nay
and July.
:. ,.eos wALpscR.

1 WINK kprll SFor the
ssN ~ sssrs state ard territory
- Y ~ ,.errscoied At the sooia ..'. ,
- 3 ,s .'.s,,.,n this year L vii
=, ~ a ChisaFe NAY l ie "A.
fssf me, wilI represent The
pr = tAe party who have
"a az IN good siandins
Y !. =. .ssa siandiaE member ..-
2 49,. An,o.niing to 3 or SO
al. a moasa -, a. +. .,.,,.
~ ~ s,.s who VII vote The
" 49, r., soeiAlists coant ~
So So esy these vho have a
- "a serklns iuterest IA The
20 =. ~ ss~iss IN kespinE az 'he
s - il Is these men who
-, the delegates to the con.
-. -. u,mbershlp last February
asa A year aso Il wac
he laegcass of over IT,
- .,.lItea to ne hard times
y. ssr.sllsls s4y that it is IN
- K adversely that WORT.
80 rse most ihoasat 10
- conditions and that a. a
- cit de- SEE TIE hkht 81
s.s.es ! nshs. he socialist
.sss.ss Cos president ia isots re
- a. - sotes u ispe the
...ss,.l sosr xas 81 sci So
- slain that the vote this
- h At least zoe eco aad
sr-.,,s exessA that uamhsr.
- sspead lsrgeiy uron The
- q ne cla parties II koase
= a. Bfzaa should b nomin
- ~ effect upon The socialist
=. ssald h. depressing VITA
,Asx-ss.s candidates ca the re-
$3.50 and dsmocraiie tickets.
4. .4aasts xiil expect 70 poll
.s.lAlss Tie i.seo eco votes
r. has infermsd BIS friends
- !, ss< nof tesife The preas
sci samimafiou this year y m.
= a.,vad seerelaFf o. the West
= Fsde,ziiaa q Ninsrs Who as
vsh,es o. the murder 81 former
= Sransnherx. nuu seems most
~ y y the nouiuse. Members
Z y vssty she weula prefer that
M xAef lesaef shoaid BE- ckos
. hnsels themselves Nith the
49,, rat after al. Il does not
a. nsrA dinervnce the bis
ar \ 70 preach the principles
Z sz.la xal
fhss arr 80 or more socialist
rtasihans n the country One
ia narzslne gtth a circulation %
u ~ aad ancthsf i y ~cskiY
H. III WV -" W." HAAsHAA w
- Tsns o. leaflets also form
~ I ~ educational crusade.
ks<ialls, Labor Party.
n ax he date Of the pfgsidsn.
a Daxsssian NAs Regarded bY
- aemherx o. the socialist labor
plu rafisaai cnmnittee "a the
n 81 ikslr authority They
E'ess 30 feiY J The choice Of
fsrs stx wfevrea to the members
( .As mry Tbsy are voting upon
> Eassftn ard the result wiil b.
'tsosa Angil IS New York is al.
~ esffain 70 - selected.
IasFs zu two socialist parties
= ~ eoaatrf The socialist labor
nsf = the radical party while
= Asiailsi party Is more con
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-rHr POWER rnAr eoynHNs.-
COLISEUM

seatti.s Leading vaudeville House.
Prices -iee. zoe. reserved seats SOC
Performances 4sa0. 15as. g5fs daily
Hath phones sfos
OF mrs.
Ii.ts Iseiah In Kid Glove Nan" the
E8grma Arrnbats The Laugh lar
Har-e." aud Other Ma Eastern Spe-
rialttea.
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aquiers was secretly married 70
lieut. Harry y. Rousseau. mem.
Der Of the Panama eotnmiasion. last
Saturday night The marriage Of
the couple has created a sensation
In social circles here. as Il vas
known that Mr. squicrn repeatedly
had refused 10 permit the marriage
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The annual ladies Missionary
thank offering uscetiug % the PHI
grim Congregational church. viii be
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held this week a. the home OF Mrs
Z /. Smith. si5 18th a.. =.
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70 see 8sTrLEsHIPs
IA saass a Pier > Tea round
~ ar % round trip. 80
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The YouuK Peoples Society 81
Christian Eadnaver 81 the Piyu'
outh Congregational church will
give a banquet aid literary pro
gram this evening In the paTlors OF
the church
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BICYCLE REPAIRIsu-Piper g
Taft. go spring ST. 90.
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CUPID WINS A Battle.

PANAMA.. April s-Mias GLADYS
squicrs. daughter Of the American
minister Co Panama. Herbert G. 4
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Mira c r stoutsub0roaxh A
number Of violin solos vsro con
frshatea 90 the program by Miss
Mccullough Fnllowimx the pro
gram. refreshments we're served
b. the hostess
Davis seyberusr Wedding.
Miss Gsrirude navta and Mr.
Geons. Neyherxsr wiu bs married
tomorrow evening. b. Rev Dr.
Koch. in the paflora of The Con.
eufdla club.
Denny blaine Guild.
The neuny blaine Orihopcdle
Hospital Guild wili meet Thursday
morning. 1t the hame Of Mrs l. r.
Turner. ssi a4th ay
Parish Easter Sale.
The Guild 81 Epiphany parish
wiii hold 40 Faster sale this seek
In the service rsppm. corner 8tth
and East Union u.
so1ial.
The ladies 81 the University
Chrisfizn churuh. assisted b. the
pastor and site. Rev, and Mra
TAoa. !. shuey. will give social
this evening IN The church pariufs
An invitation has beeu extended 20
The Christian chuFeh ministers aud
their congregations 10 be present
Rev. Van Horn's Lsnten lecture.
Rev Dr y Van Horn will give
his Friday afternoon f.sntsn lecture
this week At the home II Mrs. Ebsn
Smith. sss 3sfh av y
% q 4 d
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Take boats AZ Pier 2 Ten ruand
trips daily 50c round trip. go
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Have Your Name?

O o.
Il Al IL be Nigh & ~
p Of he pes reside 81 s n lie f OF
wonte very ia anon TIN for . p
you down beorehd useapea a ehneeg angd
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The Wise Ones

Know that such chances come few and far betw
In the first place the terms unusually IA
body could buy simply as good investment. Il fo
return all money paid II you satisfied after
Then the district is growing more rapidly than
quick service. the beautiful view and the full
II is not a tiresome ride OF miles out into the ,
right in town and only twenty-five minutes from |
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-11-20
!. H. Rink, Constable, New Oregon

j. H. Rink, Constable, New Oregon
Township.
j. A. Bouska, Constable, New Oregon
Township.
E. j. Cenek, Justice of the Peace,
Paris Township.
c. A. Fosse, Justice of the Peace,
Paris Township.
l.. V. Svestka, Constable, Paris
Township.
Fred Decker, Constable, Paris Town
ship.
j. T. O'Brien, Justice of the Peace.
Howard township.
j. w. Conway, Justice of the Peace,
Howard township.
}. A. Beaumaster, Constable, How
ard township.
Harry Mitchell, Constable, Howard
township.
William Burke, Justice of the Peace,
Alton township.
J. M. Keefe, Justice of the Peace,
Alton township.
Michael eastman, Constable, Alton
township.
Frank Devereaux. Constable, Alton
township.
We further certify and declare that
at the said election there were Twenty
two hundred and seventy-seven votes
cast for and against the proposed Con-
stitutional Amendment, of which thir-
teen hundred and eighty-two votes
were for and eight hundred and ninety
five votes were against the proposed
amendment.
We further certify and declare that
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-11-20
AUCTION SALE.

On the Mrs. L. Raker farm miles
southwest of Cresco, 3a miles north
east of Schley, on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER "a, 1908,
Commencing at 10 o'clock.
bay mare S years old, / bay mare
ID years old, in foal; bay horse l6
years old, l bay road team years old,
l bay Norman coming years old,
bay Norman coming year old.
CATTLE.
cows coming in soon, to 8 years
old; IA heifels and years old, 3
heifers 2 years old, steers years old,
steers 8 years old. 2 calves year old
oGs-40 shoats.
MACHINERY
| Mccormick binder, Mccormick
mower, l Mccormick hay rake, Van
Brunt seeder nearly new, John Deere
sulky plow, John Deere harrow, l
breaking pillow.
MACHINERY, ETC.
NolIlc f-uOTSe uiSk, MONTE COTtl
planter, l T. G.Mandt truck, all COM
plete, nearly new: | Velie top buggy
good as new, l top buggy, l sled,
good hay rack, grindstone, Hooking
Valley corn shelter nearly new, l set
work harness, set driving harness,
single harness. ! pair good horse blan-
kets, fur robe, 30 tons wild and tame
har, stack timothy straw, 300 bushels
early champion oats. 2 swarms of bees,
$50 bushels of good corn, 10 bushels of
early Minnesota seed corn, Cottage
sewing machine, ! heatingkstove, all
household furniture, other articles too
numerous to mention.
Free Lunch at Noon.
TERMs:-All sums of $40 cash. Sums
over that amount one years time will
be given on good approved notes bear
ing per cent interest.
GEO. RAKER,
Coz. JOHN FINEGAN, Auctioneer.
w. H. TII.ISoN, Clerk.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-11-20

at the Primary Election held in How
ard County, Iowa, on the Third day of
November, 1908, there were thirteen
hundred and sixteen votes cast for the
nomination of republican candidate
for senator in the Congress of the
United States, of which Albert B.
Cummins received ten hundred and
seventy-four (l074) votes. John F. La
cy received two hundred and forty one
(241) votes, and Gilbert N. Haugen re-
ceived one ~ vote.
At five O'Clock p. m, Board ad-
journed until eight OF clock a. M, We'd
nesday, November IL, 1908.
THIRD DAY
Board met pursuant to adjournment
at eight O'Clock a. M, Wednesday, No
vember IL, 1908, with all members
present.
On motion, the official bond of JOS
eph Griffin, County Attorney, was ap-
proved.
The remainder of the day was occu-
pied in auditing claims, and at five
O'Clock p. m. Board adjourned until
eight O'Clock a. M, Thursday. Noyem
Der IL, 1908.
Fourth Day
Board met at o'clock a. M, Thurs
day, Nov. 18th, 1908, with all mem
bers present.
On motion George Judd of James
town township was appointed dele
gate from Howard county to attend
the annual meeting of the State Agri-
cultural society in Des Moines.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-11-20

On motion State poll tax of SOC
was levied on each male resident of
the county not exempt from said tax,
and so tax of 81 on each male and
spayed female dog, and tax of So on
each female dog, as returned by the
several assessors of the county for the
year 1908.
The petition of Mrs. W. E. Kavan-
augh for cancellation of tax against
lots one az to five (5) inclusive in blk
thirty-seven, Baldwin's addition to
Cresco was rejected.
On motion board adjourned until 8
O'Clock a. M. Friday, Nov. 18th. 1908.
Fifth Day.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
at 8 O'Clock a. M, Friday, NOV. 18th,
1908, with all members present.
Finstad and Thomas Granular for re-
fund of the dog tax paid by them for
the year 1903 were rejected.
On motion an appropriation of $50
was made from the county bridge fund
to Supervisor ]. H. Watson for use in
his district.
The official bonds of N. S. Durgin,
soldiers relief commissioner, A. G.
Welles, clerk of Jamestown township,
Frank Panock, assessor of New Oregon
township, Robert Klymish, assessor of
the Incorporated town of Protivin, and
P. M. Woods, assessor of the Incorpor-
ated town of Lime Springs station
were approved.
On motion the contract with C. F.
Freehauf for heating the court house
was renewed for a term of one year
from the fourth day of Dec. 1908
On motion board adjourned until one
O'Clock p, M, Monday, Dec. 2lst, 1908.
C. l.. TERRY,
County Auditor.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-11-20
How is your Digestion.

Mrs. Mary Bowling of 28s 9Th Ave.
San Francisco, recommends a remedy
for stomach trouble She says: "Grati,
tude for the wonderful effect of Elec-
trio Bitters III a CT acute Indigestion,
prompts this testimonial. | am fully
convinced that for stomach and liver
troubles Electric Bitters is the best
remedy on the market to-day" This
great tonic and Alternative medicine in
vigorates the system. purifies the blood
and is especially helpful in all forms of
female weakness. Soc at P. A. Glenn
mer's drug store. p
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-11-20
Thanksgiving Afternoon and Evening.

The CreSco Minstrels will sing to the Ladies
Meet Me in Rose Time Rosie,
I'm the Man
and
I'm Awfully Strong for You.
Give me
Just One Word Of Consolation
before YOU
Kiss Your Minstrel Boy Good Bye,
and don II fail 10
Hang out the Front Door Key, Love,
It is Tuuiored that they will answer
Good Bye Mr.. Rag Time,
Love Days
over and
Mothers Old Rag Carpet
must have the
Teddy to tum tum tay
heater out of it because
Everybody Knows its There.
Positively only two performances,
afternoon 3p. M, evening p. m.
Heretofore we've turned away big
crowds, now take your choice but come.
Strongest minstrel chorus in the his
tory of the organization, larger and
stronger than the travelling companies
can afford to carry
All that is brightest. best and newest
in minstrelsy.
Your special attention called to the
afternoon performance.
Positively the same program after
noon and evening.
Ticket sale opens Monday morning at
Lomas hardware store; reserve your
seats early.
Friends from the country will be
we'll repaid for attending the matinee.
Out of town people may make reser-
vations by mail: state whether after
noon or evening.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-11-20

DeWitt's Little Errly Risers, tho
famous littlo liver pills. They are
small, sure, safe pills. Sold by Ed
ward T. Tomas.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-11-20

The following report of the Soldiers
Relief Commission of Howard county
was received and on motion approved.
Report of Soldiers Relief Commission
1908
The the Board of Supervisors of How
ard county, Iowa. Gentlemen:
We, the undersigned members of the
Soldiers Relief Commission of Howard
county. Iowa. respectfully report that
we met in the Office of the county audi
tor in Cresco, Iowa. on the 4th day of
November, 1908; that we have expend-
ed during the year ending September
l, 1908, for the relief of the INDECENT
soldiers and soldiers widows and as
compensation to the members of this
board, the sums appearing opposite the
respective names as listed below:
1907
Nov. |. N. 8. Durpin aid to D. H Brooks 5000
Nov. u. E" Mrs Sturpis l54
Dec. O. " Mrs Davis 7l5
1903
Jan.6 N $ purgin. Member oi Commisn 1910
Jan o. aid to Mrs. Sturgis 1897
Jan. IT, aid to Mrs Davis a46
ian. IL. D. n. Vinegar. aid to H b Nichols 5000
Feb. IA. N 5. Durgin aid to Mrs Sturgis 600
req "A. Mrs. Davis 900
March .. D H Brooks 300
March 3. Mrs. Sturgls 2as
Mch 10. d Fl. Vinegar. aid to H. B. Nichols $500
March 10. Il. s. Turner 300
Maya. n. s. Durgin. aid to D. H. Brooks 1900
June J. . Mrs. sturgis 1899
June J. " Mrs. Davis 5l7
s2SlO5
We respectfully ask that tax of
one-tenth of one mill on each dollar of
the taxable valuation of the property
in Howard county be levied for the
benefit of the Soldiers Relief Fund of
said county for the ensuing year.
Respectfully submitted
N. S. Durgin.
D. H. Vinegar.
Members Of Commission
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Telegraph and Telephone Assessment 1908.

On motion the following resolution adopted:
Whereas the Executive Council of
County OF Howard
ash e. - f '
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General Assembly
General assembly Of it hereby
trcts in said follows: " 80 s ~
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ssss-as--. zI=-, - - ss=.s4---t l::er AgrtI
r. -.
.SE v.T-Ax
zsss-sr So s1I=. LI-t Cs==i...s-sr.
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-.:zusr. Csssa Fec s.a. ,sl-
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ssEtsa---t I-s.r As--a slc.. esa-
!-C ? TsT-lx
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49, t,uss sAs,s- YE-kee custom
l-sE--tr-s
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O.. - re4- rss C-rs1 S'a'-s IL
.-cc. -ve-E ~ 10 Pzy his 'uiy =
F.-s
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re No.e-- L;ry Gea:-F-si !
VI s----c, ~ ;h1-ss, sgisrau-
-. ,ss tsczEsi sssir.list tie spi
"a --Ayt:et 80 sse:ce uoVelif~t
tss ~ l-t advertised ,se a5vel'
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!. s-,.ll.r sus zsueh quie'er o'ro e
n. ). -, u..lu. no~ Aud the per
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- 0,3F01s s1s,
n. c RosEETs
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Is 49, H-sslsZ AL TIA; YOU ,h.ls
- s-0-'5 - ssEe- 'h- visits: = =
cC--c--.sI- '--= O.: rrfcs
": sIgr,.y -s7I-t the ether.
c---Ies-r.v p: res all can
sEg-;. S-s - :oz-;s. az. ! know
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-. s--,r. s-H-s-r-.-,

-Us1t 4 C-SE; f-vs--c2 tie Eas
-='S- -s-l-ke5 ;se Gal = HU
cr--s--s - 'et-S
--1s -s7l=c tss sage 9: s.5ezaIs
-c-v=-a----s II cones the nearest
= e=-S 7s-7%'-al -0:i2a machine
6: I-g-A-s 49, --Ml-agses Sea
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