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The Detroit times., 1909-12-28
Unable to Fatten Cattle, Dealers Rush
'Em to Market, and Break Results

A cold, stormy December Is nearly
over and the changes which the month
has brought, both in the grain and
live stock markets. are OF great i'm
portance. II has been many years
since the first month OF winter has
made such startling inroads upon the
forage set aside for a winters feed
Ing. The recent bulge in corn, when
break was looked for. was the d.
rect result Of unreasonable weather in
December. From all parts of the
country come reports of the poor feed
Ing value OF the corn crop OF 1909.
Hundreds of feeders throughout the
west have started to feed steers. but
when they saw that they could not buy
corn that would puton flesh. they
hastily casned their cattle: hence the
big break i'm cattle values early last
week. The fact that the cattle came
Is. after all, bull argument. for they
are out of the country and viii not
be heard from later. Receipts of cat.
tie in Detroit. Christmas week were
extremely light and prices frmed up
materially over those OF the week be-
fore.
Never before in the history OF the
fat cattle trade have such rapid re
coveries been made. right in the very
teeth OF bad break. or course, the
time for extreme quotations, in con
ncction with cattle sales, has passed
for this year. with the passing of the
holidays. but a steady trade I'm com
mon and medium butchers cattle may
be looked for during the remainder
of the season. The medium grades ol
handy cattle will sell higher. durinl
the next six months. than for a Ions
The Detroit times., 1909-12-28
MANY MAKE COMPLAINT
OF EXPRESS COMPANIES
say Concerns coIlsct Double Charges
In Christmas Presents-Rush
Said To Be Responsible.

/
Every Christmas there is more or
less protest about overcharge and
double-charges by the express compan-
les this year there appears TO be
even more OF this than usual. II is
stated that one express company has
had several hundred complaints as to
charges. while there are many per.
sons who do not tako the trouble To
complain when they NOD that they
have had the worst OF IL In such a
matter
Most OF the double charges at this
time of year are due TO the rush and
the anxiety OF the receiving clerks 20
handle the packages as rapidly as
possible" is the explanation given by
one familiar with the express bust
ness. Packages are showed along
without the paid" tag attached. and
so charges are collected from the
sender and also from the consignee.
III persons shipping packages by
express will mail the receipt 10 the
recipient of the package. there can be
no dispute as to charges and any
amounts collected will be refunded =
IL is rarely the case. however. that
people sending packages think TO take
this precaution. They may write that
they have sent parcel. express
charges paid. but letter TO this ef
feet does not go very far with the
alert cashier at the express office OF
with the man on the delivery wagon.
He insists on the payment OF charges
by the consignee and tells the latter
that he can get his money back by
proving later that the charges were
prepaid Such proof may be impos-
sible 10 obtain.
Often people pay charges on Christ
mas packages, believing that the
charges have been prepaid but do not
care 10 appear cheap by writing TO the
sender OF the package for the receipt
So the express company gets pay AT
both ends OF the line.
Il believe that there should be state
legislation on this subject. says VIII
liam Perren, bookkeeper in the CITY
treasurers office. Every year Tor
years the express company has tried
TO collect double charges on the
packages sent us by relatives In Cah-
fornia. I know my rights in the mat
ter and. while resent the temporary
imposition of having 10 pay the second
set of charges and then enter claim
for repayment. can stand IT. But there
are plenty OF people who do not know
what 10 do and simply lose their
money. II IL Is wrong for an indi-
vidual TO get money under false pre-
lenses. il is wrong for an express COM
pany 10 do So
City Treasurer Koch is another who
found himself up against a double
charge this Christmas on package
He made a fight. for the sake or the
principle involved. and got his pack
age eventually without payment OF the
second set OF charges.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-28
Suqar OfficiaI Denies.

BAY CITY, Mich. Dec. 2S.-Carmen
" Smith. an officer OF the German
American and the Owosso Sugar com
panies, says they are not In the trust.
He saws Judson c. Wellizer, whose
article appears In the January number
of Hampton's Magazine, is misin-
formed as To the elimination OF the
negotiations that were carried on be
tween the representatives or the
American Sugar Refining Co. and the
companies in 1908. 1T Is true he
continued. that the trust made an
effort 10 secure a controlling interest
in the factories. or, at least. work
ing agreement, but the local men
would have nothing TO do with it,
The Detroit times., 1909-12-28
Markets and Finance

Wheat quotations--Casif\ No. ? red.
Sis4. May opened with an advance OF
nc at si,2sn. and declined 20 s',.
July opened AZ slos, and declined 10
Coarse grain quotations. corn-cash
No. }. sSe. No. ; yellow : cars a, Sse,
Oats-standard. : cars at .7c. No.
white. &si4c.
Rye-cash No. l. TING
Beans--Cash. 81 05; January. tsoi
Cloverseed--Prime spot. $3.50: March.
So. sample, is bags at tS.e5, at N.io.
prime alsike. sI.sS sample aisike.
Wheat receipts Tuesday: Mime
apoiis. 3ss cars. against Se2 a year ago
Duluth. 40 cars. against lis; Winni-
,ss ears ars,ns. ass'n, So ams sS
bu, against $4,000 bu..
Receipts in the Detroit market Tues
day. included 1900 bbls OF -four. ! cars
OF wheat, is OF corn. I of oats. 2 or bar
ley. and OF rye. Withdrawals were
3. 200 bbls OF fiour. 3.oSs bu OF corn. and
,ts bu OF rye. Stocks are i.oss.lst hu
OF oats. s.aio bu OF barley. and 7o,sS2
bu OF rye.
Wheat in Liverpool opened - a sd.
and corn .. n Nd higher than Fridays
Exports OF wheat and hour Tuesday
sai. 200 bu.
Wheat receipts AT primary points
Tuesday. i.ofs. 600 bu. year ago, $4,000
bu
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO. Dec. 2s.-Wheat opened
higher all around. May. u TO &c up
with selling scattered. Corn opened
cent up. selling free from the start.
oats a shade higher at outset with
other grains longs selling. Provisions
opened higher
Noon-December and May wheat re-
ceded over cent. Corn and oats frac-
tionally higher all around.
Close-Wheat closed weak and lower
all around. The market had wide
range. Corn and oats both eased on
fraction In the last hour. Provisions
sharply lower.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-28
IS TERRIBLY sCALDED.
Grand Rapids Woman Swears &c
Complaint Against Enemy.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Dec. Is
With the flesh on her arms and body
hanging by small threads as result
of severe burns which she had re-
ceived in a fight Martha j. Owen
appeared In Prosecuting Attorney
Browns Office this morning and swore
10 a complaint against Aukie Koop-
man. charging her with trying 10 scad
her TO death.
The women reside in the same
house end engaged in a quarrel.
Later the hoorman woman is alleged
TO have heated kettle Of water and
waited for Mrs. Owen to appear at
the bottom OF the stairs to lock her
door when she deluged her with the
aiding Matar
The Detroit times., 1909-12-28
Warrants For Boy Smokers.

Warrants We're issued by Justice
Stein Tuesday. against Abe Burnstine.
Frank Grosser and Earl Dunbar. the
three boys arrested Monday after
noon for smoking cigarettes in viola
ton of the anti-cigarette law. These
are the first fruits OF Police Commits
sioner Crouls latest campaign. The
boys were taken OF the street. Dun
bar is IL years old and the other two
are both rs years of age.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-28
NEW YORK sToCK LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Carson.
Craig & Co. This mornings stock
market was narrow and irregular. out
side OF half dozen stocks. prices were
stagnart Trading was largely pro-
fessional. with the outside public hesi-
tating on account Of yesterdays Rock
Island incident. Towards noon A good
demand developed for Copper and
SHELTERS. both showing gains OF bet
ter than point. New York Central
was In good demand and higher prices.
81 Paul Union Pacific and southern
round fractions. Rock Island common
was sold down TO lSS. later regaining
part OF the loss. At noon, the market
was holding steady at somewhat better
than yesterdays close
The Detroit times., 1909-12-28
PROSECUTORS ELECT.

LANSING, Mich, Dec. 2S.-tSpe-
cial.)-At a meeting OF the State AS
sociation OF prosecuting attorneys to-
day the following officers were elect
ed: w. $. Foster. Ingham. president;
Howard Cavanaugh. Calhoun. vice
president: Robert Lane. Midland. Sec
retary; Carr Storm. Washtenaw, treas
urer. The association will meet in
| Iansinq next wear In December.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-28
NEW WORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2S.-Pork-Eas'er
mess s24SOG2475 Lard-Dull. mid
die west spot sl3nIs10. Sugar-Ra W
and refined. quiet. Coffee-Rio No !,
on the spot. ga. as%c; TaiiowCDull
poultry--Dull, nominal unchanged
Live pouItry-Dull. steady. unchanged
Cheese--Ftrm. fun creamery, specials
I7hIIsc: skins. specials. f4izc. full
skins. 5Q6iac.
Coffee options opened steady un-
changed To , points decline. Butter
Steady. receipts 1886. creamery, eN-
ira, 37c. state dairy. tubs. e6T5tC; imt-
tation creamery. hrsts. 26M 2sc. Eggs
Firm. receipts $3.50. nearby white
fancy. asa fsc: do mixed. 81 SIC; fresh
firsts. 3in3ic.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-28
Coroner Probes Death

Coroner Bennett has ordered post
mortem examination. TO determine the
cause of death of Anthony Mayyille.
20 years old. who was taken from his
home. No. 203 81 Aubin-ave.. Christ
mas day. and died in ST. Mary's hos
pital. Tuesday morning Cerebral
trouble is believed 70 have caused
death, but the coroner wishes TO make
rarfain
The Detroit times., 1909-12-28
BOSTON COPPER
BOsTON COPPER LETTER

Reported FOR The Times by Hayden.
Stone & Co; The Boston copper share
market Is showing considerable irreg =
ularity with price changes on the whole
unimportant. Miami continues the
feature OF the market and shows a fur
ther gain OF point. selling as high as
2si. record price. Utah Cons. IL
stronger and is selling at as. which Is
also a gain OF one point. La Sale has
been fairly active and shows fractional
advance. Trading in the Industrial list
has been more active than for some
DAYS past and while there are no strik-
ing features that department shows
strcng uDdertone.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-28
o. s. GOVT BONDS.
NEW Yoka COTTON.
pR0DUCI.

The produce market a. whole IL
just at present. there
In nothing In conditions 10 affect prices
on farm stuff either way, and commits
sion men do not look for much i'm
provement until after the turn of tho
year The Elsin butter market was
rather unexpectedly q cent higher this
week. and the market is. already 50
high that the question OF price cuts but
The Detroit times., 1909-12-28
sa,oIIps Condition Unchanged.

ROME. Dec. 2s.-The condition OF
Cardinal Bishop francesca Satoii'
who Is said TO be dying OF uremia. re-
mained unchanged today. The doc.
tors say he may linger for several
days but that his recovery Is prac'
tically impossible.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-28
curCACO PRODI-CE.

CHICAGO. Dec 2s.-Butter-Crcam am ;
cry. extras. 35c. nrsts. 30m ale: dairy.
extras 3Oc. hrsts. &c. Eggs-Prime
firsts, sac. hrsis. 32c. Cheese-Twins.
l6l4c: daisies. i6i4c, young Americas.
ism Ii &c; Live poultry-Turkeys , ,1fi l5G;
Hl4izc. ducks i4n i5c; geese, oc.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-28
GRAND RAPIDS MAYOR WANTS
POWER MERGER INVESTIGATED
Sends Special Message to Council Be-
cause He Fears Stock Will
Be Wstered.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, Dec. es.-
On the plea that he feared watered
stock. Mayor Ellis sent special
message to the city council last night,
calling upon that body to investigate
the proposed merger of the Grand
power company and
the Grand Rapids Railway. Company.
1t is the contention of the. mayor that
the combine may force the city. to pay
dividends on watered stock, and he
cites the new company as a criterion,
The city attorney was instructed by
the council to investigate the com
bine and ascertain the exact nature
of the financing and its attendant re-
suits
Mayor Ellis contends that " the
merger goes through without proper
Investigation II may turn out TO be
a watered stock scheme. wholly and
entirely within the jurisdiction of the
authorities TO stop II it is deemed ex-
pedient.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-28
BUTTER End EGGS.l

butter Creameries extras, SOC
hrsts. 35c. dairy butter. 2tc, packing
stock 23c per 10.
Eggs-Fresh current receipts. cases
included. soc doz. Receipts on Tues
day, $50 cases
The Detroit times., 1909-12-28
Subject to Murphy's Plans.

What Horace Fogel thinks OF ap-
rointing a manager Of the Philadelphia
Nationals and what G. w. Murphy will
do Is entirely different subject.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-28
CUICAGOIiyE STOCK.

CHICAGO, Dec Zs.--Catt1e-Recelpts
1000. weak: beeves. S4.20mS Texas.
s4.l0G 80; western. S4.l0H6.25: stock
ers and feeders. $50: cows and
heifers. S2.1On $50: calves. 37Te.25.
Hogs-Receipts u. 600, fair. SC higher.
light. $S.05Ms5j: mixed. SS20qS70.
heavy. $s.35Gs.75. rough. ss35 ds.50.
workers.. $40 n $50: pigs. s7.l5ns.15.
Sheep and iambs-Receipts 5000.
weak natives s3.60m5.65. western
$3.50 a 500. lambs. native, s5,75MS35.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-28
TOLEDO.

TOLEDO. o. Dec es-wheat-Cash
and Dee. si.24A; May. sl.s7; July.
May May s7rsc. o'5'' july s7s.S sne Sa; oaf.ecash
and Dec. +6S May. isc: July. fst. c.
Rye-No. .. 7sc, No. 3. 74c Cloverseed
Cash and Dec. $500. Feb. SO; March.
ss.05. Prime aisike. S7.e5. Prime tim
othy, sl.s5. Oil, unchanged Butter
Creamery. s7G31i,c; dairy. soc Eggs
Fancy fresh. 35c current receipts.
S3c: fancy candled. - n 2.c storage. -
a e5c. Hay. unchanged.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-28

JACKSON, Mich. Dec. 2S.-The
Commonwealth Power Co. the head.
quarters OF which are In Jackson. is
the concern which has taken over the
controlling interest in the Grand Rap
ids Muskegon Power Co. the Grand
Rapids Railway Co. the undeveloped
An Sable river power. owned by the
LIQUIDS. and the electric properties at
Saginaw Bay City and Flint, accord
ing TO an announcement made Mon
day by w A. Foote. president of the
former company.
The An Sable river power will be
brought 10 Jackson. making the long
est high-tension transmission line IN
the world. The purpose OF the mer-
ger Is to secure economies in admins
tration and more efficient service.
leading to lower rather than 10 in
creased rates, according 10 Foote's
statement.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-28
Hubby Cited for Contempt.

Charles Orcutt. against whom Lottie
Orcutt has started suit for divorce.
has been cited TO appear in court on
Jan. ,, to show cause why he should
not be held in contempt OF court for
his alleged failure TO contribute all
mony toward his wife's support. The
order was made last June. but Charles
payments have been few and far be
tween his wife alleges.
Busfuess-iIke Printing. No russ and
no feathers The plain. neat kind tha.
looks right Times Printing Co. Is
John R--st. Phone tty8
The Detroit times., 1909-12-28
EAST BUFFALO-CIo.e

EAST BUFFALO,. n Y, Dec. IS
t6.5067 butchers. S3.50q6. Veais-
Receipts So active and steady, COM
mon To choice. 36.50nl0.5O sheep and
ss.15Gs.65; Canada lambs. ss.25ms.5O;
yearlings. $3.50 a 80; sheep. s3m6.
Hogs--Receipts LOO active and high
er. pigs. yorkers. mixed and heavy. 81.
rnuRhs 81 d. sfngs & N %
The Detroit times., 1909-12-28
Auto Thief Remanded For Sentence.

Auto THIEF Hemanded FOR sentence.
Fennimore Blake. IL years old.
pleaded guilty before Judge Connolly
Tuesday morning TO driving away an
automobile belonging TO the Brush
Runabout Co. He was remanded for
sentence.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-28

job Printing doue r1Rht. TImes
Prfstfns Co.. 1b John R-st. Call Main
llss or City sass.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-28

Job PRINTING done right. Times
Printing Co.. Is John R.-st Pm 1893
The Detroit times., 1909-12-28

CLEVELAND. o, Dec. 2S--Hogs-
Receipts $500. i0c higher. mediums
and heavies, ss75: yorkers. lights and
pigs. sS.70 cattle-Receipts cars.
steady Lambs--Receipts IS cars. IS. 80
top. Calves-Receipts 200 head. $40
The Detroit times., 1909-12-28
LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFALO-Open ming.
I'm m utuH A Steyeus' live Stuck n en-

BUFFALO, Dec. eS.-tS Special. Cat
cars. steady Hogs
Receipts 10 cars. strong: all grades. 50.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts 10 cars.
steady; beet lambs, ss75. yearlings, 81
n so; wethers. $5.75m6. ewes. s5,s5 q
5O Calyea-s4 "a N "a
La Junta tribune., 1909-09-11

ter being loaded with q Watermelon
Day pile OF cantaloupes, Installed In
convenient and conspicuous posi-.
ton on the depot platform. The trav-
cling engineers special, however. was
not labelled. and II happened that
delayed No. l arrived at the depot
Just ahead OF II. When the passeu-
gers on No. ] saw the pile OF gAntx.
loupes on the platform they made n
center rush for It. thinking perhaps
that 1t was "cantaloupe day" In Ia
Junta As the members OF the local
committee were not able to distin,
guish between an engineer and his
wife and anybody else aud his wife
the cantaloupe pile Was badly dis
figured before the engineers special
arrived in town. The committee. how.
ever. made the best OF II and fed
everybody right and left. engineers
and all. as long As the cantaloupe
pile lasted. Most everybody on the
two trains had u cantaloupe for break
fast with one OF the La Junta book.
let's Tor q chaser. and the committee
at least accomplished their great de-
sire In doing some effective advef.
tising for La Junta.
La Junta tribune., 1909-09-11
csnssIeups Day In Ia Junts.

Last Monday morning about $50
o'clock $50 members Of the Travel.
Ing Engineers Association. accompan.
led BY their wives. arrived from the
east In . special train. while on their
way to Denver 10 attend the seven.
teenth annual convention which was
In session In that city during the
past week Engine s37. Engineer
Phyllis and Fireman Chosen. brought
the train In from Dodge City. and the
special was taken to Denver By I'm.
sinccr Archie Stewart With the 1871.
Several members Of the L. Junta
Industrial Association had prepared =
cantaloupe feast At the depot Tor the
entertainment Of the eusinsers and
their wives. sscurlns $50 crates u
Orvitls Woods best fpr tAis svccu.
isnt faActioa. A ,taegaOs tsuek ~
utAhsl ~ tAs ~ s0eeal. asl ~
La Junta tribune., 1909-09-11
Farmers Fall Festival.

La Junta Is to have n fall festival
early In October. Al 4 meeting of
the business men held last Friday
night various plans were discussed
but there was such wide diver.
gene. OF opinion that 1t Was finally
decided 10 appoint committee to
devise some definite plan Of proce.
dure. The committee has been hold.
Ing meetings every night during tho
past week and at . meeting to be
held In the county court room next
Monday night viii present the plan
that has been decided upon for the
consideration Of tho business men OF
L. Junta.
II II proposed to have u three
days celebration early In October.
with prizes for agricultural products.
best team Of horses. q barbecue. base
ball. and various other attractioas
that will give the farmers Of Otero
county such . good time that they
Will forever remember that L. Jun.
q 10 on the nap and . sood town
In which 70 utilise the numsross
hitchlns racks that abound spon Our
thoroushfArss. The connittss which
IL At work upon the plans Tor the
fall festival 10 - 1e,Iows: n. G.
Todd. r. J. Ceok. A. G. Draper. J.
n. RapD. J. 3. Rice. Clarsucs Brown.
W. 3. Aadrsws. O. r. wiAeAell, q.
Q. Thoapeea. n. Laeus. is
La Junta tribune., 1909-09-11

Ing on fish and spuds they are re-
calling themselves with . repast each
day Of spuds and fish-spuds prin.
cipally. no doubt. - fish must be
mighty scarce over there since the
big rains that have been In evidence
everywhere In Colorado during the
past two weeks. Any way. they will
be there when they get back and
probably be glad OF II.
Just before A. B. Corbin left on his
trip to Racine. Wis. ~ distin-
guished guest Of the Rscine-sstley
Piow Company. he acquired. by 4
very ingenious method. sufficient pock
ct money to last him on the journey
and insure 4 good time. Alderman
Kirkpatrick called At the store OF the
Ia Junts Hardware Company one day
last week and after q great deal OF
dickering. - usual Ia such cases made
and provided. purchased 4 consider
able quantity Of seed. When he asked
for credit Mr.. Corbin informed him
that the price quoted Was strictly
cash. and after some more dickering
Kirk" gracefully acQuiaced by reply
Ing.
"Oh. we'll. II you've got to have
the money. write out a check and I'll
sign H."
Mr.. Corbin wrote out the check all
right and Kirk" attached his sigma.
ture without even looking at II. AZ.
ter Kirk" had told = few stories.
Just 10 pass away the time. and Cor.
bin had retaliated In kind. he started
to leave but the man Of the house
called him back and asked him II he
wouldn't like to look at his check
before he left. He did. II read PAY
70 the order OF A. p. Corbin Five
Hundred Doliars." and Il was signed
TX. N. Kirkpatrick"
II may pay this back to you when
~ SeSe os0 hssoy eRVu0 ~ o8so
Corbin. "Any way rll sss you when
I get back So long," remarked the
ssoial 3oshef - hs dIsappcared to
the seclustoa oe Tie rear q the store.
sssl 70 thiat u ~ duty 70 get
out " hammer anl oonmencs to
batter away svssy time some fellow
I az not happen 10 Ike scored .
touchdown. But ! have euit. have
soual ost that the community II gen.
orally on tho side Of The winner. !
have done lots Of knockins In my
tine but ! don't recall that any of
Il ever iaid ~ any dollars In the
baak tpe Ne. You will notice that the
fsljsw VITO kseps bic mouth shut aad
savs WOOD y gsassd1ly ~ wiansr II
~ ~ q tAs rses. Bvssy town
~ lts. own hammer belea1s. Tats
- hvsateez - ~ t1eskses n Il
La Junta tribune., 1909-09-11

month. Mr. Stanton says crops In
Michigan and Illinois are looking fine,
but that the hot waves that visited
Kansas during the middle Of August
literally burned up the best corn pros.
pect that state ever had. from Pea.
body west.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Dunkin arrived
home last Friday night from . nine
weeks tour OF the Pacific Slope.
Their journey was = very leisurely
one. They spent three weeks At Los
Angeles during which they visited all
oe the beaches and took In the side
trips to the surrounding and multi.
tudinous towns that there abound.
Three weeks were spent In Tacoma.
With numerous trips. via Puget Sound
to the Seattle Fair. and home by way
Of Spokane and Denver.
A teacher In . New Hampshire
rural school set . class Of little boys
and girls to work writing essays about
animals. One little girl decided TO
write about the camel and gave the
following new information about this
animal:
There are only one horse that can
cross the great desert. and he are q
camel. The reason that the camel
can cross the desert Is that he car.
ries water for himself In his hump.
When you see q camel without any
hump Il is = sign that he has drunk
himself dry"
Here y Q story which comes from
across the river: "a man decided 10
plant = patch Of cucumbers. and not
being . very rapid worker. vines be.
gan to come up In the first hills be-.
fore he got TO the end Of the row.
Pretty soon he felt something twin.
Ing around his legs. and looking
srounA saw that the cucumber vines
had evertaksn him and threatened TO
eAeks the breath out Of him. Reach.
W fos ~ h1ifs 10 cut hk way evt
~ founl hat . large cucumbse ha1
grown II his pocket. completely fill.
Ing Il 70 that hs couldn't get bis
hasls h aad hs.hAd y call eos Aslp." !"
Bob Fisher and Dr. Ksshn write
hon ths classic banks q the ounni.
ses. vhsrs thsy ars still sasAssl 10
tho sport piscasoriai. that thsy ere
contemplating. With eyes suffused
With tears. The feat Of folding their
tsat packiAs ~ tag and basgAse an
quietly stealing hack 70 L. Junta
aleag abeut he ls&A q ths prsssat
meath. Thsy ars seery thsy cannot
stay always. We ase further en1isAt
eas1 VIA ~ inst thak tAsy hAve
shAnool ~ nana ~ lnofaol e ~.
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