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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-25

the boys lose the priSOn-ke sense Of the walls and long
fathers and mothers in the cottages convey the idea of fam
lily e individual tendencies have chance to develop, The
guardians and teachers-not keeperS-fnd opportunity 10
cope with the different boys natures according to their diff
erent needs,
Perhaps these institutions dealing with waywardneSS in its
beginning may teach the state YET how to apply at later Pc
nod the principle of reaching not the fault but the man him
self
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-25

VIM. Parr, England's oldest man.
married the third time at I2O. work
ed Ia the fields till t22 and lived go
years longer, People should be youth
tul az so. James Wright OF Spul
lock- KY, shows how 70 remain young
y feel just like a i6-year-old boy. .
no writes, after taking six bottles
OF Electric Bltters. For thirty years
kidney trouble made life burden.
but the first bottle OF this wonderful
medicine convinced me I had found
the greatest cure on earth" They're
a godsend 20 weak. slckly run-doWb
or old people, Try them. soc al }
O. PerTy'a
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-25
Sick Headache.

This distressing disease results
from a disordered condition of the
stomach and can be cured by taking
Chamberlain Stomach and Liver
Tablets. Get free sample at all good
druggists and try it.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-25
HELP THE CRIMAINAL.

There is RoyCoft motto that contains good bit of phil
osoRhy
Punishment" says "ShouId be made to fit the criminal
Not the crime"
science which although had It's birth over 100 years ago,
was given fresh impetus by lomboSoS wonderful studies in
Cmn0Ogy and in this country bv the work of ngerSO and
othe huma1adaGS particularly through IngerSoS "CimeS
against Criminals
The old idea of Sce-the eve for an eye and tooth for
PROMULGATED alter when One siad on Calvary to the lying
theft "Ihs day thou shalt be with Me in Paradise"
We Sluddared year ago when Jim Finch shot down
Ranh Fisher most atOCouSy in cold blood, and there we're
h few o us shddered any the less when Finch last week.
was sent to meet his Creator as one unfit to live.
We are in Christian country We believe that man is a
creature with an immortal Souk We believe that the
soul is uneoenerate is shut Oft by death from all enjoy
ment its Creator for eternity And yet under our pena code
we kill men for crimes because we believe their souls are
eS without death penalty Only by our blind faith in the
old criminal code that the punishment should fit the crime
But the trend OF thought and science and religion apWard
tor the better things. oday we are beginning to plan our
punlShmentS TO egenerae the criminal we are beginning to
treat him as he were humans though he really had
soul worth saving And the end this must work good for
mankind for the criminal being punished for his crime
codng to the old Idea OF Justice which was revenge sees
only revenge his incarceration and when made free seeks
only to revenge himself upon SoCety again. For somehow
the government stands as model for its people, More than
one man has had less value upon human life after wit
Messing banging
We are reforming too our methods of dealing with the de-
n0uentS We are beginning to believe that the WayWad boy
or the wayWad girl not OF necessity retrevaby lost We
are finding that tralnng little care and kind word do
more than years OF incarceration The more progressive of
heSe eomatoreS nowadays are far from the city, the in
nateS living in groups cottages,
get away from the institutional environment is the aim
In all these cottage establishments Broken into small groups
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-25
THE HARVEST YEAR 1909.

Our readers will be interested in the showing made by the
year. now drawing to close in different lines of American
agriculture" this short summary of the yield Of leading
crops many figures are estimates and subject to final reW
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-25

Only two OF the county7S important CTOpS-cOOn and
turn Of those crops the largest Known and both pro-
ducts bring higher prices in some measure OffSettng the
smaller yields Two other crops potatoes and tobacco
shown in the case Of co wheat and oas and I those three
crops closely approach the maximum yields of the past with
an aggregate value exceeding any previous year. The six
e 0pS S60w OSsd oaat agggas g5Gd yield
only per cent below the aggregated record yields of the past
Despite this abundance Of food CROPS prices of cereals meats
and provisions generally are still higher than year ago,
which lends support to the theory that consumption of agr
cultural products may have Oyetaken production.
Evening journal., 1909-08-21
MANY GO ON
WEEKEND TRIPS
Railroad Baggage Men Busy
These Days Handling Hand
Baggage

The most strenuous period Of the rail
road baggage mans employment, the
height of the vacation season. is here,
and the p b. and w. and Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad stations are scenes
OF ail-day activity. Hundreds of city
people arc now going on their vaca-
tions, and trunks. travelling bags. grips
satchels and all the other impcdimenta
OF the traveller are being thrust into the
unfortunate baggage man with no re-
gard for his comfort.
Today. as the end of the week and
the beginning Of almost two days of
rest for most people. was unusually
busy for the freight department Of the
railroads. Most of the baggage today,
as during the last week or more was
sent to Atlantic City. Today the bag
gage to the resort was of the lighter
sort-hand bags. satchels and grips
the emergency baggage of the traveller
seeking q days vacation.
This afternoon win see the greatest
activity of the week at reFnch street
station. when the Atlantic city Spe.
cial" will leave at $40 o'clock. Spe.
cial rates make this train the mosi
popular on the schedule, and hundred.
of passengers win leave for a stay ovei
Sunday.
Other resorts are not neglected, how
ever, and many are leaving for Reho
both. Cape May. Ocean City and othe
vacation places.
Evening journal., 1909-08-21
MYSTERY ABOUT
DEATH OF BUFFALO
POLITICIAN

BY United Press Leased Special Wire
BUFFALO. n. Y, Aug. 2l.-Although
District Attorney Wesley c. Dudley.
VIII investigate the current rumors in
to the death of the late Victor Speer.
shrewd politician. secretary TO May
or James n. Adam, and prominent
clubman. il is believed that only an
autopsy on the body viii reveal the
real causes of death. If the investiga-
tion shows anything mysterious In the
death as the result OF injuries received
in a fight with jealous husband, other
rumors that he died of poison, either
taken by accident or with suicidal in
tent. while still others declare he died
of natural causes.
Dudley sill call and question DR..
John IL. Pryor. the Speer family ply
sician, some of the people who were
with Speer at the Mansion House IN
the neighborhood Of the village OF VIII
Evansville, the night before he died
the proprietor of the road house and
some of his servants. DR.. John ID. How
land. deputy medical examiner. whc
il is said performed an autopsy on
Speor's body as a private physician
and did not report 10 the district at
torney, will also be called.
Dudley's examination will be con
/ Quoted in private and the facts vii
not be made public unless there is proc
| Of foul play or suicide.
Evening journal., 1909-08-21
BRIGHT BUSINESS OUTLOOK

The trade reviews note great revival
Of business. They point TO good crops, iron
and steel resumption and to heavy buying
from wholesale dry goods merchants.
Dun's says:
Reports from the principal cities unite
in confirming the revival in trade. They
speak Of wholesalers being taxed TO sup
ply the demand from retailers, Of man
ufacturers expeiencing a constantly broad
ening market for their products and Of a
steadily increasing courage ON all sides
as the crop season advances and the out
look for large hbrvcsts Of unprecedented
money value widens.
The prospect is that the volume Of busi-
ness will before long attain such proper
tions that maximum capacity VIII be
reached and labor be at a premium.
In the iron and steel trade this condi-
tion indeed seems to be already in sight.
and that the wonderful expansion ere
Is no mere mushroom growth Is evidenc-
ed by tho advance orders for 1910 The
railroads are enjoying such increases In
earnings and such assurances Of good
crops that they are buying freell Of steel
rails and other supplies. Their earnings
thus far this month make the notable
record OF an increase OF l2i per cent over
1905 and SO over 1907.
With the country comparatively free
OF stocks retailers are now assemblying
I'm tho trade centres, imparting activity
to the dry goods trade. Bank clearings
/ for August TO date show gains OF 1913
per cent. over 1905 and Of Ills per cent.
over 1906 outside Of New York, and i'm
New York. and in New York. where the
record is moro or less affected by active
and unsettled npecuIation, there is
gain of sos per cen. over 1908 and loss
OF 81 as compared with 1905. There has
rarely been a time when business condi-
tons were so generally auspicious, and
tho contrast with the doubt and deprcs-
sion existing a few months ago Is very
conspicuous Foreign commerce Of New
York for the fastest week maunts of S26,-
5eS,Osa, an Increase Of S2.0l6.19i over 1906
and $i,S54,736 under 1907.
Evening journal., 1909-08-21
GOLD COIN RESPONSIBLE
FOR THIS MANS TUMBEL

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
NEW YORK, Aug. H.-Loaded with
gold andflosng his balance as the boat
pitched. a man known as +. Prout, was
hurled heavily down a flight of steps on
tho steamer Commonwealth today as II
arrived from Providence. r. l., sustain
ing a fracture Of the skull and internal
injuries. lie was taken TO the Hudson
Street Hospital.
From Prouts papers It was indicated
that he had just returned from Europe
where he had been travelling extensively
IN his pocket was found a slip on which
was written MARY Prout 8 Dunnet'
street. Newark, n. J.
Prout had 5000, mostly in gold, strap
ped about his waist and shoulders, ant
the weight Of the coin threw him heav
lily. lie was unconscious when picked
up. Prout was about So years Of ag'
and we'll dressed.
Evening journal., 1909-08-21
TAFT'S SWING
THROUGH WEST

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
BEVERLY. Mass, Aug. 21-Prosi-
dent Taft's coming swing around the
west" will come within about 700 miles
of equaling the record breaking trip
taken by President Roosevelt in the
spring of 1908. Roosevelts trip COW
cred 1885 miles. while Taft's trip, as
now planned, will cover 1920 miles.
1t is baPely possible that a few short
trips will be added to the itinerary as
now arranged for no other reason than
to bring the total above the Roosevelt
r,~~ls
Few persons outside Of the White
ito..so Aitow now important a part the
President played in arranging the itin-
erary Less than week before he
left Washington. Taft called Ed
Smithers, the chief telegraphcr and
cipher expert Of the executive Office
and said:
Il wish you would take down a few
items in regard to the trip. ! want to
leave Beverly September 10 and l want
10 be back in Washington by Novem-
ber IL. don't care how you route the
party but want to give SO much
time to the following places"
The rfew items" that Smithers jot-
ted down covered four large pages ane
they We're so explicit that the railway
company was enabled to so ahead anC
lay out the route, adhering absolutel,
TO the suggestion regarding the tint
in each place, so as to bring the Pres
ident back to Washington on Novem
Der 10.
Smithers Is convinced that the Pres
I ident would have made an eXcellen
railway traffic manager.
/ The longest stretch on the trip vii
be in the Yosemite valley and at tn
/ Presidents brothers ranch near Cor
pus Christi, Texas.
Evening journal., 1909-08-21
SAVED FROM DEATH
OFF BOWERS BEACH

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
BOWERS BEACH. Del. Aug 2.-
Miss Ellen Pritchett, Of Wilmington, Miss
Pauline Hudson. Harry Harrington and
Frank Briggs, the latter also Of Whining
ton, went out for a row Off Bowers Beach
in the bay on Friday. When well of
shore heavy waves struck the boat and
filed It, Briggs jumped overheard and
found they were in five feet Of water
Selling the two fair passengers, he car.
ried them ashore.
Evening journal., 1909-08-21
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
NEW YORK, Aug. 21.-The weekly
statement Of the associated banks as
issued today, shows the following
changes
Reserve on all deposits. decrease,
S2,602,075.
Reserve on deposits othen than L. S.
decrease, $2,599,S25.
Loans decrease, $S,7S6200.
Specie decrease. A,744, 100
Legal tenders decrease. S2,374,700.
Deposits decrease, SlS,O10,900.
Circulation increase, $685.. 200.
Total loans. 81 1850, 1893. 600.
The surplus of the banks is S21,l35,
125 against 500, ,734 $50 last week and
$65 i61, ,525 a year ago.
Evening journal., 1909-08-21
SALESMAN WANTED.

SXI,EsNkN - 'PRoFITABTE SIDE
- line for grocery salesman; write at
once: THE BlRKETr MILLS, Penn Yam,
y. y. augif-2i-2S
- CALESMAN EXPERIENCED IN
> selling general merchants and all
kinds of stores TO cover Delaware with
uneXcelled specially proposition High
commissions with cash advance. W. $.
FINLEY. Sales Manager, Cleveland. o.
aug2i-it
SALESMAN TRAVE~$SG ON THE
- road visiting the dry goods trade IN
and complete line OF laccs. cmbroideries
and ladies' neN wear and up TO date
novelties on a Slod commission basis;
state references and what territory yon
Broadway. New York. aug2l-lt.
Evening journal., 1909-08-21
BOARDING AND LODGING

WILL BOARD TWO REsPECTABLE
w girls, 50 per week. MO. Journal
Evening journal., 1909-08-21
OPEN BIDS FOR NEW
B. & O. RAILROAD BRIDGE

Members of City Council this afternoon
will 20 over the right OF way for the
proposed new viaduct OF the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad over the Brandywine
An ordinance granting the right Of way
IS pending in Council.
To-day at Baltimore bids were opened
by the railroad company for the construc-
ton Of the proposed bridge.
Evening journal., 1909-08-21
OPPOSE HITCHING
ON DOVER STREETS

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER. Del. Auy. 2L-A campaign has
been instituted against hitching horses
along the streets Of Dover Milford and
Smyrna, where much money is OF has
been expended for street paving. A few
evenings ago. I'm Milford, horse and car
riage owned by NJ. r. Savage Of the Dar-
win College farm was stolen from near
tho store Of Joseph E. Warren, in South
Milford.
Evening journal., 1909-08-21
SUNBURY ARRESTS A
LEON LING SUSPECT

BY Omitted Press Leased Special Wire.
sUNBURY, Pa. Aug. 2i.-The police
here today arrested a man whom they
think may be Leon Ling alleged muir
derer Of Elsie sigel in New York. The
man was caught on the caboose OF a
freight train going west. The police
declare the man answers the description
of the missing Oriental. lie declares he
is 1ems Chum and that his father was a
japanese and his mother a German. lie
saws he knows nothing Of Leon Ling.
The New York police department has
been notified.
Evening journal., 1909-08-21
Matthews. erinseIl Weddina.

Walter 5. Grinsell and Miss Elsie
May Matthews, daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs Randolph Matthews, were mar
ried at / o'clock this afternoon by the
Rev. p. II. Picrson. pastor Of Holy
Trinity English-Lutheran Church.
Two hundred friends OF the couple
witnessed the ceremony. The attend
ants were Miss Dora Estelle Matthews,
sister Of the bride. and Frank Taylor
Dickerson. The ushers were James Al
bert Daugherty. the brides brother-in-
law. and W. j. Lilly, the bridegroom s
cousin.
The bride was attired in white satin
trimmed in crystals and silver and
point venice. After two weeks honey
moon tour, the couple win live at No
22Og washington street.
Evening journal., 1909-08-21
Obituary.

John c. Buckingham. aged 81 years,
died this morning The funeral will
be held from the home. No. 1901 French
street, on Tuesday afternoon at 2 o.
clock. Intermnt viii be private. Mr..
buckingham was a well-known bot
tier.
Joseph b. Forwood. who has friends
here, died in Concord. Township, Pa.
yesterday. The funeral viii be held
on Monday
Evening journal., 1909-08-21
LIGHTNING'S FRANKS
AT PENNSGROVE

During yesterday afternoons storm
lightning struck the wharf at Penn's
Grove. which was lightly damaged
A bolt struck one OF the cottages near
the beach al Penn's Grove and knocked
the plaster of the ceiling Of a room I'm
which baby was sleeping. The infant
was unharmed.
Evening journal., 1909-08-21
LANSDOWNE OFFICIALS
PLEASED WITH THE CITY

The commissioners OF Lansdowno. Pa,
who were guests Of the Wilmington
street and Sewer Directors yesterday,
expressed themselves as highly pleased
with this city They said they regarded
the northwest section of the city and
Brandvwine and Rockford Parks, which
they believed would compare with any
sity of the country for beauty. The
Lansdowne visitors had much praise for
new bitulithic streets and in all proba-
bility will advocate that material for
LausdOwnc.
They commented favorably, too on the
useof shade trees along the streets.
Evening journal., 1909-08-21
Ia Presneet.

In Prospect.
In seventy years OF maybe less
The oil viii be exhausted
With crude petroleum no more
The Standard will get frosted.
The pipe lines lying in the ground
Will moldy be and rusted,
And folks may hear as a result
That one great trust is busted.
A hardship il will truly be,
For nothing could be tougher.
Some people now who roll In wealth
Perh-ps will have to suffer.
The world may have 10 pass the hat
And take up a collection
When crude petroleum no more
With pipe lines makes connection.
For oil and water Will not mix
When In the tank together.
SO how could John lay something BY
For wet and stormy weather?
And Il would certainly be rough
On Mr.. Rockefeller
II he were caught out IN the rain
Without a biz umbrellar.
Let us rejoice we do not have
Our wealth In oil invested.
So when the crude supply runs low
We will not be molested.
The dividends look mighty nice.
But they at length must dwindle
When hired girls have only wood
With which the fires TO kindle.
Evening journal., 1909-08-21
SAY STRIKE BREAKERS
ARE HELD PRISONERS

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
PITTSBURG. Pa. Aug. 2L-With tho
state Constabulary patrolling the
streets early indications pointed to-
ward a quiet day for the strikers of
the Pressed steel Car Company.
The strikers continue TO make charg-
es that the men now employed In the
plant arc held there i'm virtual slavery
and a rigid investigation is promised
by Sheriff Gumbert as a result Of the
charges that his deputies are aiding In
keeping them inside the stockade.
Evening journal., 1909-08-21
strioken On street With vertluo.

James Cook, aged 35 years, a musi-
clan. living at Front and Justison
streets. fell in the street with an at
tack of vertigo today and sustained
a severe cash in the forehead lie was
removed 10 the Delaware Hospital IN
the Phoenix ambulance and after his
wound was dressed he left for his
home
Evening journal., 1909-08-21
Gathering the Corn Crop.

DOVER, Del, Aug. 1.-THE corn har-
vest will begin in Delaware one week
from next Monday. The practice of
growing a crop OF scarlet clover for
ground enrichment. reapine f. and then
planting a follow crop OF corn has
caused the fodder-saving time TO be later
in arriving, but the crop is usually gar
nered In good time.
Evening journal., 1909-08-21
R.nort Of Wal statlsties.

Secretary Joseph Wigglesworth to-
day reported twenty-six deaths, 20
births and 54 marriages for the pres
ent week. For the corresponding peSod
of last year 2S deaths 80 births and
46 marriages were recorded.
Evening journal., 1909-08-21
NOTICES.


NJ OriCE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ ALL STATE LICENSES AND TAX
DUE AND NOT PAID ON OR BEFORE
THE 30TH DAY OF AUGUST, 1909.
THERE WILL BE % PER CENT.
ADDED THERETO. IN ACCORDANCE
WITH SECTION 6. CHAPTER 6S, RE-
NlSED CODE. LAWS OF DELAWARE.
HARRY A. BROWN.
Clerk Of the Peace, New Castle county,
Wilmington. Del. July 81 1900 as-lm-
NJ OTICE-TO THE BONDHOLDERS
AZ OF THE HARPER'S FERRY PA
PER COMPANY. corporation OF the
State OF West Virginia.
Notice g. hereby given that there will
De a meeting Of the holders of the out
standing bonds OF the IiARPER'S s
FERRY PAPER COMPANY, a corpora
tion OF the State OF West Virginia se-
cured by a certain mortgage or deed Of
trust bearing date the first day OF June,
1908. TO be held al the Office Of the
ffARpER'S FERRY PAPER COM
PANY. gl3-309 DUPONT Building, IN the
city of Wilmington, state Of Delaware,
on tho 30th day Of September. A. D., 1909
~ o'clock IN the afternoon for the pun
pose OF electing a suitable person or cor
poration as trustee, 70 MI tho place or
vacancy made by the resignation %
THE SECURITY TRUST AND SAFE
DEPOSIT COMPANY as Trustee under
said mortgage or deed Of trust
HARPER'S FERRY PAPER CO,
By Thomas III. Savery,
President aueii-2i-2S
Evening journal., 1909-08-21
He Had EvoIutsd.

81 could a tail unfold began the
newly fiedged frog.
cheu be paused and seemed to be
wrapped 10 meditation.
rBut." be concluded. that is a thing
Of the nast. I'm no longer tadpole."
Evening journal., 1909-08-21
pollnnmen on Vaoatlons.

Police Sergeant Bayley and Patrol
men Taylor Crozier. Payne. Dutton,
Benson and Gnling will take their va
cations next week.
Evening journal., 1909-08-21
Fine Weather CONTINUES.

This was an ideal summer day and
promised well for vacationists leaving
town. There were no signs OF storms
and conditions. on the whole, could
/ scarcely be improved upon.
Evening journal., 1909-08-21
For SALE

FOR sALE-BABY Coach. PIANO,
Iron SAFE. Roll-top Desk, and rood
secondhand stoves. g. Z hDRiONk.
Seventh and Poplar SITS a. tmo.
N business and location. Price low.
MO. Journal auglH-3t
FOR sALE-ONE NO a6 ECLIPSE DU-
L plcx hot air heater, with an the
fixtures complete, in good order. Apply
at 80 King 81 aug2l-3t
EOR sALE-GOLD MINE AT MT
cuba, 35is acres. between Frank
Multicr and Tony Crcsto. aug2i-6t
Evening journal., 1909-08-21
Y. w. c. A. vesper Service.

The Y. W. c. A. will hold vesper
services at 4 O'Clock tomorrow after
noon. Miss 'Philomena Bucher will lead
the service, and Miss Downoy Will sing
two solos.
Evening journal., 1909-08-21
British Steamer in Port.

The British steamer Birmingham ar
rived in port from Dieppa. France, to-
day. laden with Cornwall rock, consign-
ed to Golding apd Sons.
Evening journal., 1909-08-21
PROPOSALS

pR0P0sAfs FOR BENCHES -sEALED
1 proposals for seven single and
twelve double Manual Training Benches
are asked for bv the Board of Public
Education in Wilmington. Del, in ac-
cordance with plans AMI specifications
ON fle In the Office OF the Board. l0iz
East Sixth street. Bids must be on the
desk OF the President of the Board by
o'clock p. m.. Monday. August sd.
1909, and must be marked Bids for Man
uul Benches" The right 70 rc1ect Is
reserved. THOMAS J. SULLIVAN.
Chairman Manual Training COMMITTEES.
augl9,202i.
NJ OTICE-sEALED BIDS WILL PIE
~ received by William Carter. 30i
King street. for the remodeling OF Mt
Pleasant school house. on Philadelphia
Turnpike. Plans and specifications can
be seen at 304 King street Bids will be
opened on August 3, at p. m. o'clock.
FRANK j. WILLIAMS.
LEWIS PETTITDEMANGE
WILLIAM CARTER. Clerk.
aug1i-17-19-2
Evening journal., 1909-08-21

Being able to know more than the
rest Of your fellows is often mere
ms stter OF keeping still and listening.
Evening journal., 1909-08-21
LOST AND FOUND

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CTfTDs
w nurse. willing 90 leave city. n ne-
cossary. Apply li03 Pennsylvania Ave.
auc10-Sf
Evening journal., 1909-08-21
REMOVAL NOTICE.

REMOVAL NOTICE.
---s--~----,------.. ~------
GEO W QUINN, N D., D O., has
moved his lnstituts Of 0steopathy
to the Dupont Bldg Hours: 9 to IL
and 2 to IS Saturday 8 to "
Monday, Wednesday and Friday
evenings, TO 9 o'oicek.
January IS Il,
Evening journal., 1909-08-21
MEDICAL
n E. TKEEL. S35 KaFlh

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% Sixth ST. Is,s'es., .l, a. .r.s rss sss.. sss'sSis
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td eur. 'ur Specific Glood Poison a'htrt eaut err.
an Private Diseases, ftsrsss . Ahn''
r.niift, - u.rhroi rrslns iasse u srnrsto 'liA
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4 q raars hasrita frperierer lT rrn.-ial.
p,.t tsiis u errosug City tcrntrg .ateFe..t
s se~-e,s sras aa.scd. n t7crfize1i- eaii sr "Hs