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Oxford eagle., 1909-10-14
Notice to Bridge Bui,.sr.

Public notice is hereby given that
tue undersigned will receive scaled
BIDS up to Il O'Clock. noon, on Tues
day, Nov. 3nd, for the building of a
bridge across Black water Creek, on
roai, link No 2lE. Also a bridge
across q creek in Paipps lane on the
Oxford aud Pamela road
Also for the layiag OF the flooring
On the Hartsheid levse, according to
specifications on file in the clerks Of
fies. The bidder submitting bids for
tue work, the county furnishing all
the material.
The above mentioned bridges are to
ts lst out separately and to be done
according to plans aud specifications
nov on tile in my ONCE. The success
iul bidder will be required to furnish
bond double the amount of eacn bi
with two or more good securities fot
talthfni performance of the contract.
The Board reserves the right to re-
lect any and al bids, and on the SAM
day let the same out at public outer,
to the lowest and best bidders. The
board reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
W. II. woopwARp. Clerk.
Oxford, Miss, oct. 9th. Iso9.
Oxford eagle., 1909-10-14
NJ. Z3sa Notes

We had s good day at nj Aion
Sunday with our pastor. iteV. b.
p FuIiilove in the pulpit.
We are sorry to state that Mrs.
J. NJ. Hall IS very low at the pres
ent writing. ,Lo
Little Miss Hazel Stephens VINO
has been very sick. is much pet
ter. ,,..
Mr. William Hyde, Of Altus'
was here Sunday.
Mr. Eugene Slaughter oi La
Fayette Springs, spent ounuA!
here with lis home folks.
Several OF our young peop',e,
attended preaching at Hcpe"e.'
Sunday night.
Don't forge, the all-day sing
in- at Mt. Zion Sunday. We
shall be glad to have all the LEAD
ers and everybody that can to %
with US. We nope that we ma!
have a sweet song service.
Blue EYES.
Oxford eagle., 1909-10-14
Public School Notice.
Country Schools to OPEN Nov. lst

Country Schools to Open Nov. ls..
The County School Board, has
according to law. ordered the
white schools OF LAFAYETTE
County to begin the first Monday
IN November. Let all teachers
trustees and patrons take due no.
ice and see that the schools open
not later than the date mentioned
schools may begin earlier il the
people 50 desire.)
Ii Is very important that the
schools start on time, as the term
xill BE- Increased this year to six
months. Patrons should see that
the school houses are put in or
der, wood provided and should
enter children at the beginning of
Tho term. Teachers are expected
70 grade their schools 10 conform
70 the Mississippi Course of Study
copies Of which may be had by
writing NE o. calling for same al
my office. | shall begin visiting
schools the first week in Novem-
Der, and shall inspect closely the
school registers and the work the
teachers and pupils are noing.
As the amOnnt of public school
money cannot be determined till
the Legislature meets and makes
the appropriation for this scholas
tic year, | shall not make con-
traits with teachers till am Of
ticially notified by the State Sup
erlntendent of the amount our
county Is TO received. | am ius-
tined in this policy by the follow
ing law. found in Section 1850.
Code 1906: Provided that in
years when the State appropria-
uon is made after the beginning
OF the fall school term, that il
that it shall be lawful for a county
superintendent to cause the
schools to be taught without con-
tracts until he shall have official
ly ascertained the amount of tke
common school fund that will be
distributed to mis- county for that
scholastic year"
New record books and report
blanks have arrived and will be
mailed to teachers within the next
few days.
Yours for interesting, pleasant
and profitable schools.
= II. t. SMITH, Supt.
Oxford eagle., 1909-10-14
Doing Their DUTY

scores of Oxford Reader. srs Learning
the Duty of the kiaEsys-
To filter the blood Is the kidnevs
duty.
When they fail to do this the kid
neys are sick.
low;
Urinary trouble, diabetes.
Doan's Kidney Pills cure them all
Oxford people endorse our claim
Z. Is: Furr, living Cd North street
oxford, Miss, says: "I recommend
. oan's Kidney Pills with pleasure
They have been used in nv familv
with excellent results. the uss ~
several boxes brought marked bepsfis
to one OF our children, who for a Ions
time was bothered by unmistakahIs
symptoms of weak kidneys. Tbis
=xperience has given US a very bign
opinion of Doan's Kidi,sy Pills.,
For sale by all dealers. Price 5n
cents. Foater Milburn Co.. Bpffai,
Seu York, sole agents tor the United
states.
Esnsrhsr Is ze=.s Do.r's-sno
tSks GO syhe-.
Oxford eagle., 1909-10-14
HiCh,ower rarm News

The health Of our community is
good at this writing. :,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bounds and
daughter. Miss Caliie. OF Potts
Camp. were the guests OF Dir.
Cruise and family Saturday and
Sunday. -,
Mrs' Bertha Sealy and little
Miss Matte were the guests OF
Mrs. Robertson Thursdsy.
The young people enjoyed q
party at Mr.. W. o. Tanner ; Sat
urday nigh, and ali report a nice
tine.
Mr.. Gus Cruise was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Iansell
sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Kate Hussey and Miss
Bette Hickey were the guests OF
the Misses Ware riday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tanner and
daughter. Miss Maggie. visited
their daughter, Mrs. Bertha Lit
tlejohn, at Bay springs Nednes-
day.
What has become OF Noah
Have not read any news from
! there in a long time
\ newly married couple pass
ed through the Farm Sunday al
ternOOn.
Mr. Verge Tidwell and family
we're the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
John Gafford Saturday and Sun
day.
Guess this is all the news iron
the Farm
Much success to THE EAGLi
and its many readers.
Won.
Oxford eagle., 1909-10-14

Q. K. hiuger, the Jeweler, 1850 yir-
gInia avenue, of Indianapolis, Ind.
writes: ''I.w@s 80 weak from kiIley
trouble that l could hardly walk a .
let. -Four bottles OF Fosey.s kidney
hsmedy cleared my complexion, eur
ca my baclache and the Irregular
Ties disappeared and can now attend
20 business ever? DAY and recommend
foiey's kidney Remedy to all san r
ers, as il cured me after the doctors
and other remedies had fziled.n For
sale by all dealers.
Oxford eagle., 1909-10-14

You need not be troubled ia any
wsy with the stomach, If you viii
simply take Kodol at those times
when yen feel that you need il. Ko-
DOL Is guaranteed To relieve you. II
IL ialis your money Will be refunded
you by the druggist from whom you
purchased IL. Try il toaay on Ihls
guarantee. Sold by all drug ISIS.
Oxford eagle., 1909-10-14

Itisin time OF susden nlshap or
ace dent that Chamberiain's i.lnim at
can be relied upon "a take the place
o. The place OF The family doctor. VINO
cannot alvavs be found atth- mOmeh'
Then It j. that Chamberia!n's L'ni +
meut il never waDIias. In cases OF
sprains, cuts. Wounds ami bruises
{ Chamberlain's Liniment ;akes cut the
soreness ami drives away the pan
Sold by all dealers.
Oxford eagle., 1909-10-14
,Y, vncn-nTp on srcCE,s.

Lies A keen, clear brain. bAekeo
by iudomitabie will and re-i-tie :
energy. such power comes 'ro. xs ~.
sp!endi health that Dr. hlns Ne
,'ife Pills i1part- They vitallAs ever!
organ aud build up brain and b.ay %
J. a. Harmon, Of Lizsmo.s, " va ,
writes: "They are the best pills l
ever used.u &c at A. II. Kennels.
Oxford eagle., 1909-10-14

Il would have been a cripple tor life
from terrible cut on my kB~c cap, -
writes Frank DIsberry, of kslliher,
IiDa., "vithost 3ucklsa's Araica
Sslvs, which currd me- InfaIlis,e
TOR wounds, cuts and brulses, il soon
eured baTns. GSslds, old rOres, boils.
skin erup.i1ns- world best for piIes
&C al \. II. kendels.
Oxford eagle., 1909-10-14

Loois Boon, a leading merchant cf
torWay, Mich, writes: Three oor-
ties of Folsy's Honey AMI Tar s5so-
iately cured my hoy OF a severe cou IN
az d n-iShbos's bOy. who was 50 II.
gith a cold that the doctors gave hin,
NJ, was cured by taking Foiey's
Honey and Tar Nothing els. i ss
sa.e ard certain ia results. For sale
oy all Seaierg.
Oxford eagle., 1909-10-14

Most women are troubled with kid
ney complaint. and you know very
many serious and even fatal diseases
result .rom these neglected kidney
tronbIes. II ypG WII take De it's
x idney aad Bladder Pills as directed
YOU may be confideat OF good rssGlts.
Try them and see how really good
they are. iseWsre OF limitations. 2. rs
that are int nded to deceive you. IS
sLre you ct DeNItts. sold by al
druTgists.
Oxford eagle., 1909-10-14

List 81 unclaimed mail matter lei
IN tn. oxford. Mss. Post Office tcl
the week ending Saturday. oct. 9Th:
I lsoou, Miss Adle1ner.
= Bailey, Lucy.
. Clmnon. Mise Nelmer.
Davis, Miss aana a..
> Gray, Mrs. Nancy.
. Hannah. ". L.
: Jones, James,
Jones, Elisha.
. Jones, Rutas.
20 Lacy, Ir. a.ld Mrs. Charles ".
II Long. Nisa Bessie.
Il MAJOR, W. L.
H. Mitchell. Mrs. Amanda
n Nee!y, Mrs J. q.
Is Peg les, Maggie.
Il Pigee, Mrs E.mml Lou.
Il RAmel. Moss Larraw
Is Smith. Niss Annie r.
l. Statnorn. Nancy
- Tasck r.. Ms / =.
81 Tylar, airs Kate.
- UIi ~ female College
When calm Tor the a0ove plea.,
gi.e no. oil IetE-r anu date ADVERTISED
= VI. HowRY, T. u.
Oxford eagle., 1909-10-14
THE PUBLIC ROAD s4sTEM.

Since last March our people
have been trying an entirely new
system Of working roads; the
public contract system was never
tried before in our county. This
new system had its enemies in
the beginning; it has some now
but they are few. Every one
admits the well known fact that
Mississippi has never had any
roads under the cid system; the
working OF roads was simply
farce. Few roads, IL in fact any
in the entire state, had ever been
worked well under the old sys-
tem.l
Under this new system the
people, in some instances. be-
come impatient; in other days
they became impatient il the
overseer forced them to work,
now they get restless when their
money or labor is due. In some
instances in our county some few
have started trouble by refusing
TO work OF to pay the commuta-
ton money. Now, this should
not be; men should at all times
Try TO obey the law; their impa-
tience and refusais to obey tn,
law simply puts the burden oI
cOur; expense upon the shoul.
ders of the county. II a citizer
firmly believes the old system
the best. he has the privilege o.
20 thinking. but when the new
system has been adopted b,
patriotic enough TO try to Civ,
the new system a fair test. ",
have very few complaints t,
make Of this kind; We learn o.
only a few and the fewer tn,
better. As stated, every citizel
knows We have never had any
thing like decent roads: there
fore, each citizen sheuld be will
ing 70 try any new method in or
/ der To Got good roads or at leas
improved roads. The new sys
TEN is n fair one; NJ man has t.
pay his money, he i allowed {.
work out his time il he prefers
One thing abou: which some mel
have raised the kick. we learn
Is from the fact some other conn.
tics ask commutatiou tax Of onl,
800. Now, any one know
that $500 tax in this county
even If well expended will no
put our roads in anything hk,
first class condition. five dollar
per mau will not Go it, then VII,
raise the kick
We are glad - know thcs.
complaints are few: it Is only
short time until everybody vii
nail the new system a. the great
IS; effort along progressive line
made by this county in It's entir.
history. The only thing to do i
+ TO see that the contractor per
icrns his duty ard Just here W,
should say that the contraeto
cannot get over his entire lot o
roads in a few days; he mus
have time. BE patient and Civ,
the contractor reasonable time
Remember we had many, man!
org years OF time, we failed t,
put them in condition, the Iay
vas just as severe then a now
then why be 50 hard OF the 9th
er fellow?' Let the good roa,
movement have the backing a
every good citizen.
Oxford eagle., 1909-10-14

paup-Ts o. ciscpatinu-d.
tiepOs. 0f Superintendent OF
EdrCa ion
Ou thi. day c'i.ae On TO be heard
the report OF Prot. H. L. Smith, the
'ounty Sup~rirt snd-nt of Education.
showing the amnuut paid teachers,
si.4sT.5Q. vas r.cisve1 an1 approved,
lnd me said Prot. Smith was allowed
SOS - salary and postage.
Ortert.i that the officers aud MEM
oers De allowed their usual anoa nts
,,eT diem anu mileage.
Ordered that court DO nov adjourn
until the iss Monday in November, it
being the lst lay Of said month
II. L. DAVIS. Pre-idcnt'
Oxford eagle., 1909-10-14

TO A. A. Chisholm, of Trerdweli y.
p, bow. His reason IL well wrr,
reading: For long time / suttsrs
from indigestion, torpid liver const;.
pa.ion: nervousness and general d.
oiuty. lie writes. 81 could not So,
,,..l. u.'u no Appeute, nor ambition, grew
MSaaer every cay N spite of all msd,
Ssi S reatElent. Tlsn used Elsctric
bittess. Iseivs bottles restorsd ain
my oid-tlne health ard vigor. Nov
I san San s1lsnc &c business every dsv
rs Tondsrsul medicine y fp,sIi;.
pie Tor stomach. liver. kidueys bIoo5
=1a nerves. SOC At i. Ii KeuueI,s
Oxford eagle., 1909-10-14

THINK Of what the original na-
iurc-fakers will do 10 Bwana
Idmbo when he writes Of African
monkeys that talked to him
through parrot acting as inter-
prefer.
Oxford eagle., 1909-10-14

NNHF'sN " FFF- Uf-N ! " = NNlN
When yOu ssC thGt hind OF i s-e4.h
er forecast you know that rheumatism
whether IS a. hand. Get ready for it
now by gettin. a bottle of Baliari's
snow Lininsnt. Finest thing made
Tor rheunsii5ul, c1ili5lAins. frost bite
sore aHd stiff i0iEts and muscles, all
aches and pains. 80. SO and 81 per
bottle. Sold by -. n. hendeI.
Oxford eagle., 1909-10-14

iS Baltimore an effort Is to he
made To take the city government
cut Of politics. 1t Is a splendid
ambition. We hope Baltimore Is
prepared for long and hard
hEht.
Oxford eagle., 1909-10-14

TIE naval service OF the world
has such long line of great
deeds to its credit that its mem
hers should fsel no chagrin over
the failure OF its heroes TO reach
the pole before DR.. Cook
Oxford eagle., 1909-10-14
com wEATHEn ADVICE.

To al Is to beware OF coughs and
colds on toe chest; as ne lectsd thsy
readily is' To puenmVuis. Coasaaip-
t:on or othvr pulmonary s<oublss.
iust IS soon As the cough appears
.reat II with Bzllsrd's Uorshound
syrup the standard cure OF America.
Use as directed-perfsctIy harmless.
\ cure and preventive for all diseases
II the lungs. Price 25e, 50c and 81 .01
per bottle. Sold by \. Ii Kendel.
Oxford eagle., 1909-10-14

How The country does miss the
Roosevelt verdict on certain situa
'fens now interesting it. How he
whould use the stick on Ballinger
and the other reactionaries upon
whcm President Taft smiles SO
rse sanity.
Oxford eagle., 1909-10-14

MHILL The public accepts with
credulity President Taft's state
ments Of the vast volume Of seri-
Gus work cut out for the next Con
gross. the members Of that august
body jos lsif."
Oxford eagle., 1909-10-14

AFTER all. the man who refus-
81 = eat and died Of starvation
may not have been a lunatic, but
only poor fellow who couidn I
hire an aIrship to reach the hirh
prices II groceries.
Oxford eagle., 1909-10-14

\ PHILADELPHIA paper says the
speaker OF the National House OF
slreseniaures needs spank
i"s. Most. people would rather
give him a successor.
Oxford eagle., 1909-10-14

THr st. Louis POST Dispatch
has M editorial on lawyer "who
~. re.igion"-as il he may not
have needed it in his business.
Oxford eagle., 1909-10-14

Your cough arnoys you. Keep on
hacking anu tearing the delicate mem
3ranes OF your throat If you want 10
ee annoyed. But If yOu want relief.
want to be cured, take Chamberlain,s
cough ltemedy. Sold by ali dealers.
Oxford eagle., 1909-10-14
4- .

&c. Fritz, of OUeonta, y writes
"aiy little Eiri ~as greatly benefited
by tsking FOiry's Orsnc Laxative and
lthiak it J. the beet remedy tor con
stipation aud lyef trouble roley :
Como Laxative "a Miif, pleasant ana
effective and cUr IS EabituaI cOnstipa-
lion. For sa!e o. all dealers.
Oxford eagle., 1909-10-14

PENNicAS Is the approved
a.1rth Pole diet. 1t would ap-
pear 10 Be pretty hard as a break
iast food. but might 20 we'll at
dinner with little pulverizins
and thaNing.
Oxford eagle., 1909-10-14

ooHE people hud it difficult, to
understand why Joseph Benson
Foraker Is not projecting himself
into some kind II a political fight
n Ohio al tits time.
Oxford eagle., 1909-10-14

BY the announcement that he
will write no more Booth Tarking
ton gives the reading public
credit for knowing when it has
enough.
Oxford eagle., 1909-10-14

The two explorers at least have
the satisfaction Of knowing that
during their soiourn in the frozen
North they lived on The fat Of the
arctics.
Oxford eagle., 1909-10-14

The peasant Purg1tivs effect ex
peFisnced By al who use Chamber
l4in's Stomach and Liver Tablets ana
the healthy condition of the body and
mind witch they create, makes ont
joyiul Sold D. all dealers.
Oxford eagle., 1909-10-14

PERHAPS Tammany loves Joe
Cannon "for the dangers he has
known" snd Tor the Irish in him
which enables him to stand Pat.
Oxford eagle., 1909-10-14

PE,RY i about the best adver-
Using agent Cook could have. II
would hardly pay the doctor to
suppress him. even If he could.
Oxford eagle., 1909-10-14

The photographer Of the Char
ic5ton News and Courier de-er-
res ln - I'D hiCne-. Hear him :.
The law i often a device to as
sfst criminals.
Oxford eagle., 1909-10-14

\ HorEL in which no tips are
a lowei has been opened in Lon
don. 1t Is, Of course, necessary
to make reservations long in ad-
vance
Oxford eagle., 1909-10-14

Hoa-seness in a child subject 20
eronp - sure indication OF the an
prosch ut the disease. T. Chamber
iain's Cough Remedy is given at once
o. even after the crngpy cough has
appeared, II viii prevent the attack.
Contains no poison. Sold BY al deIi-
s.fs
Oxford eagle., 1909-10-14

We move t. amend Lincoln's
famous summing up by making
1t "A government of the United
States by New England and for
New England. !"
Oxford eagle., 1909-10-14

Chanhsrlsin's Cough Remedy has
become famous tor it, cures of coush
colds, Group and influenza. Try il
wls n in need. IL cont1i1s no harm
tul substance ami always gives prornp
r-liet. sold by all dealers.
Oxford eagle., 1909-10-14

AND now the business Of
Hearst's Independent League i
70 see that Tammary does 10,
raise the dead for voting pur-
poses.
Oxford eagle., 1909-10-14

Would gladly be paid for cure by
many people who are crippled with
rheumatism, We; il they onls knew Of
Bsllardis Snow Liaiment and the price.
is only 25c. soc sBd II per bottle. FOR
sale by \. II. KendeI.
Oxford eagle., 1909-10-14

Fall colds are quickly cured by FO-
ley's Honey ard Tar, the great tn at
and lug rrmedv. The genuine con
tainH no harmful drugs. Tor sale BY
AL derlerS.
Oxford eagle., 1909-10-14

Great deeds compel regard. The
world crowns its doors. That's wh,
the American people have crowned
Dr. Kings New discovery the king
OF throat and lung remedies. Every
atom Is 4 health tOrce. IL kills germs
and colds and Ia gripPe vanishes. IL
heals cough racked membranes anu
coughing stops. Sore, intiamed bron
ehial tubes ana lungs are cured and
henorrhages cease. DR.. George l..
Moore, of Black Jack, y. g., writes.
lit cured me of lung trouble. pro.
noe need mop sless by all doctors -
25c and Sl.O0. Triai bottle free
by 4. H. Kendei.
Oxford eagle., 1909-10-14

Inc undersigned have decided to carry on IN con-
heet'on with their general law practice. a general
iea estate business. We have listed with ms ssver.l
.nousdha dollars worth of lands consisting of farms
town lots etc We have some nice propositions in
'he way OF town lots upon which there are un.odsts
dwellings, and other buildings lots suitable for buid
ing purposes. etc. If yoa want good b,use and lot
oAiofd OF good lot upon which to build. confer
Win US at ouce. When the new walks and streets
arc completed property will advance 90 ner cent
Now is the time to buy.
r. ,ehu money upon good farms and real estate.
r II you nave little surplus money that you want tc
,naNe you something advise with ms. W. can lend
II ior you at good rate of interest.
Are you troubled with collection Of vour rents
eaea n month"; II 50 save you the trouble. we
WIZ collect them for reasonable fee.
Eaikner & Russell
LOts at any price from 500 up to several tsou.
sa'luS' some M have houses upon them, Others bavs
rone We can suit you. 0'''e'9
s'e "sn1 yoar propert5 sold list it with ps
Oxford eagle., 1909-10-14

OCT of - counties in South
Carolina % are dry. II is only
far 30 assume that the six wet
couufies are very wet.
Oxford eagle., 1909-10-14

For clear head. stout heart and
strong miBd. nsWitl's Little Early
Ris-rs gentle. safe easy, p eSs1nt NJ
tie pills pea i.t's CArOoiiE ID Itch
Hazel Salye is ure9uslled Tor any
tain. Where a s.ilye is needed, anG IS
esp,cistiy good to- p.Ies. sold by al
dFusgi-ts
Oxford eagle., 1909-10-14

"MAN need not die unless he
wants TO" says 4 Philadelphia
scientist. But suppose he isn't
able to move away from Phila-
.elphia.
Oxford eagle., 1909-10-14

MR. BAILEY can't understand
Why it is that Mr. Bryan, who
has State of his own. prefers To-
shy lemons in Mr. Ballev's State
Oxford eagle., 1909-10-14

Ii Florida some Of the doctors
treat peliagra With herbs. As
these are gathered in the dark of
the moon, IN the ghostly haunts
Of the graveyard rabbit, the rene
d. seems as grim as the disease.
Oxford eagle., 1909-10-14

About a cOugn-there's- no neea o.
worry II YOU will treat is Al its hrs,
.ppesrance with Ballsrd's llorenound
syrup. II will stop the cough AZ '. ouSe
and put your langs and throat o5cA
into perfectly healty co1dl;iDn. rO'
sale by 4. II. KeEdei.
Oxford eagle., 1909-10-14
A LETTER TO
Sir. IL. Friedman,

SIR. III. Friedman,
n Oxford, Miss.
Dear sir:-5rovity is the soul of
Devoe takes less gallons for iob
than any other paint. ~
Ana the paint that takes least gal.
IONS wears longest; Always. we can
not help 1t. '
ours truly.
= W. DEvoE & Co.
+. S.--Eelb1s Price sells orr main,
Oxford eagle., 1909-10-14
0NE Of the largest and hand.
" somest illustrated magazine,
Published in the United States. Each

issue contains
a mass of val
uable mfor.
nation for
Democrats in
eveybeal,y,
and articles
bywenklo-sn
leadirsDemo.
Gratis through.
ouf The ro,,r.
Oxford eagle., 1909-10-14

All members and officers present,
court was opened according 20 law,
after which the following proceedings
were had, to-wit:
Oxford eagle., 1909-10-14

1909 is 4 year Of record break
ing Of the birth Of genius, and
marks the decided betterment of
the world.
Oxford eagle., 1909-10-14

as Sehefeou. O0i Ine coqE-
try. The NATIONAL MONTHLY
viii keep every Democrat thor
oashly posted upon all the leadisz
issues Of the day. Il will also con.
tam q mass Of Denocratie news and
current comment from the leadin.
De~oeratie newspapers throughout
the United States. In addition 10
the political features above men.
toned every issue contains . lar,.
amount OF interesting fiction and
good reading for the entire family.
thus =. making It a doubIy welcom.
visitor in every home.
css 'f fAoasssas Of l-tt.-s r.e.i..j s,--.i.
ias The NATIONAL MONTHLY.
Hitsthe Nail Right on the Head
GOV. HessAs Z HAex. - ''a
esssls. ny.
csn r srs-sk esrs.s ~, a, d.. ..x.I
ns, sssss-a a rsss!.s sss.-rsss . ,,,- n,.,...,
q =. 80 - ts,,sh,a sss.iai,s he f1a ss-ss-
t.sf s.s-ses r.. ssea N ssss,ry r,.ls "a 4,
- hst are s<s.-a "a al sesss-.s "a :,
s,--.sS - r,rsry srves tss--i.. sss.risrr' Ex,s
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