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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-08

Love issued the following statement:
while reduction in the price of
upper berth as compared with lowers
was the issue involved in the case,
the benefits secured in concessions
from the company were more far reach
ing than we anticipated when the suit
was brought, and will affect great
many rates on lower berths as well,
both state and interstate.
The case has gone to the interstate
commerce commission for considera-
ton and final order, but it is with
the admission from the Pullman com
pany that upper berths should take a
rate uniformly 20 per cent lower than
that received for lowers, and in addi-
tion the Pullman people have agreed
TO make many reductions on lowers.
The status in which the matter was
put up to the interstate commerce com
mission practically gives assurance
that the proposed rates will be ap-
proved and become effective within
the next 90 days
The reduction on upper berths be-
tween all points will be nat reduc-
tion of 20 per cent from the rates
charged for lowers.
Following are few Of the rate
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-08
CLIPPER"
HARD HIT.
State Court Of appeals
AffirmS Several
Cases

Guthrie, Okla, Dec s.-The hip
pocket bootlegger was hit hard blow
Wednesday BY Presiding Justice Fur
man Of the criminal court Of appeals,
when he affirmed the conviction of Al
Winn Of Kiowa county
1T is no defense for a man to claim
that he "a carrying whiskey around in
his pocket for his OWN Use holds
Judge Furman.
That the prosecution must show
where the crime is committed was held
BY Judge Furman in reversing and re-
manding the cases Of Ed Brunson OF
Niuskogee county and Charles Brown
Of Canadian county, both liquor cases.
That the plea Of agency is no de-
fense in a liquor case was held in at
firming the conviction OF Charley john
son. negro porter convicted at Psuis
Valley Of violating the prohibiiory
laws. The negro claimed he was only
the agent for another in selling the
whiskey
"There is no such thing as agency IN
criminal law. holds the court That
n gndoe doesn't have to sample liouors
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-08
Explain Theory Of
Birth Of Worlds

London, Dec S--A theory with bear
ing on the birth Of new worlds was
explained at the Colonial institute by
Prof. Biekerton, who has been sent to
England by the governments of New
Zealand and Australia in order to ex-
pound his views.
Mr.. Bickerton is professor Of chem
istry and physics in the University Of
New Zealand His theory briefly ex-
planned is this:
The countless suns Of the milky way
are known to travel in two great
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-08

ing or not was held in affirming the
conviction Of A. J. Julian and Joe FL
liot, Bryan county cases.
The convicted men based their ap-
peal on the ground that the trial Judge
erred in refusing to drink from three
bottles Of cider to test their intoxicat-
ing qualities. Other cases decided by
Judge Furman were as follows: An
drew Pazere, whiskey cases, reversed
and remanded; Charles Taylor, Porta.
watomie county, whiskey case, 5000
fire and three months, appealed, dis
missed; Maggie Clark Canadian coun
ty, fined $175 for running house Of
prostitution; affirmed.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-08

for one average baking is selected at random
from 100 pounds or more and given test
in baking.
Baking Powder is not by-product or side
lina with us. We make Health Club and
nothing else. 1t has been our sole work for
20 years.
Consequently our combined ability is
directed in producing the very highest grade
product possible The popularity of Health
Club testi6es to our success. We could
charge more for it and get it, but ] cent an
ounce is the right price. It's extravaganza
to pay more.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-08

Our Kitchen Cabinets are
white enamel lined, full sliding
top and carry a complete set Of
glass jars. They are mouse
proof and will save you the price
in one year. Do you think the
wife could appreciate anything
more than
Kitchen Cabinet for Xmas
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-08
SLEEPING is
TO COST LESS

Guthrie, Okla, Dec S.-One Of the
experts of the corporation commission
arrived yesterday from Chicago, where
he has been with Attorney General
West attending the Pullman rate hear
ing. Corporation Commissioner Jack
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-08
Bdckdche

the feminine organism. Il allays
b. Tones and builds Up the nerves.
& for this medicine which has a
"a, want what | ask for.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-08
GUARANTY
ATTACKED
Oklahoma Bank Law Be-
fore the Supreme
Court

Washington. d. c. Dec. S.--Argu-
ments on the Oklahoma guaranty bank
cases were heard in the supreme court
Wednesday, Attorney General West
representing the state and Messrs.
Flynn and Amcs, OF Oklahoma City.
Flynn and Aames. OF Oklahoma City,
state bank and other plaintiffs. It
was originally the intention OF the
court to have the arguments cover the
Nebraska and Kansas bank guaranty
cases also, but Attorney General West
OF Oklahoma objected to dividing his
time with the attorneys from other
states on the ground that the Okla
homa case was pending for year OF
more and had the right OF way on the
docket and he desired the full
time OF two hours usually allotted to
each side Of a case, for the presenta-
ton of his argument
The court inclined to- Attornss. Gen
eral Vests view OF the matter and in
asmuch as the Oklahoma case had
been on the docbef z long time, an.
nounced chat shis se would be com.
pletea, and suggested to the attorneys
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-08

TTEALTH CLUB Baking Powder
through it's great leavening force-is
a safeguard against baking failures.
Thousands Of women, who are praised
continually for their baking ability, know this
to be fact.
Health Club is economical, too. It works
as well in cold water as other powders do
with milk. And you need use only half as
much, as one teaspoon of Health Club goes
as far as two teaspoons of the other kinds.
Every ounce Of Health Club receives the
oven test before it is marketed. Enough
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-08
PILES CURED IN 5 TO n DAYS.

Pazo Ointment is guaranteed to cure
any case Of itching, blind, bleeding oil
protruding piles in six to fourteen days
or money refunded. SOC. 11-S-dti
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-08

Wanted-One or two unfinished
rooms, close in. Call at the Eagle suit
department. S-3t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-08

GIobe-Wernieke Elastic section
al Book Cases, dust proof, nom
binding doors, are the most reliable
sectional case on the market. An
ideal Xmas present. We are ex-
elusive agents.
The Glenwood post., 1910-09-03
THE ROAD WORK
~ ~ u y y

encouraging the work that being done the road
result of the good roads Neal Roberts and
Frank Squres Ed Mcarn and Others the south side of the
doing grading that will be great help the road
in that vicinity.
In other districts preparations being made for road
day when all the farmers the district will turn and do the job
up quick while districts sorry say feeling
lchargy have of the farmers and there is moth
ing being done.
There phase of this road proposition that has not been
brought publicly which should be made part of the good roads
1t fact that the town OF Rifle will derive great
benefit from good roads and therefore should be willing 10
contribute the of way The
should left the farmer entirely only far his end
goes If the afford to contribute
the good roads movement the business the
up to the farmers the county fails
alright the Chamber of Commerce boost for good
roads and the farmers together and talk but the cham
might the way throw
ing drt.-Rife Reveile.
The Glenwood post., 1910-09-03
NO REFLECTED GLORY

well remember that Mr. Roosevelt TO Denver for
the specific purpose opposing the Democratic state administration
policies respecting conservation whole and particularly
attitude grazing question the twilight zone of
rights Mr. Roosevelt may and the Democratic
t may right well the the Roosevelt
presence without Democratic
politicians expect glory champion of Pin
chotism.''
gulf greater than before Roosevelt from the
The former that business has been centra
ed and naonazed the last fifteen for greater
cntraizaton the latter harng the old
the older theory of leaving everything the
In this the Democratic administration is spending public
funds to privately instituted suit by private individual in
orer that the public be restored the cattle barons free
of charge Mn Roosevelt with all the and determination
he fighting retain the for the small ocmen
against the big and the big corporation Specifically he
this city champion the policy of the forest service that
gives ''square deal to big and little the range
In the Mr. Roosevelt the of conservation
the individual party corporation that play upon the estate
rights doctrine while the poweeecrc machinery
featuring getting of the advantageous
power In his address this city Mr. Roosevelt
empaticay support federal
giving his the failure of the the past
guard the within their boundaries in the years before
onal combinations became
Throughout Roosevelt the Federaist that Denver
listened His individuals
and organizations that have been support of his policies of
razaton opposition the Democratic party locally and
nationally Not a grain of comfort thrown admins
tration that illegally its hand the treasury
judicial finding would be deahbow the policies with which
Roosevelt associated in the public mindDenver Republican
The Glenwood post., 1910-09-03
CONSERVATION is BUT UTILIZATION

What the Roosevelt platform it applies particularly to the
which the of Colorado this fall solve? Let
quote is speaches OF the last Few days His
platform declared in Auditorium address, be thus
summarized
he needless of the natural be stopped
The natural be developed promptly completely
in orderly fashion. possible these
be kept for the whole and not be handed for e
single individuals To preserve the general welfare
that the rights of the public protected and the bef-
of the individual secured and encouraged long consistent
this welfare curbed when it becomes
with it is necessary to invoke the aid of the Government
Conservation does nondeveopment
the tying of the natural of the
the utilization
and control will prevent waste extravaganza and
poly, but the time merely permit but encourage
development will the interest of the people
ally
y y y
COLORADO HAS BEEN proud of the
izen Of the whole world the person
Roosevelt of the United
the civic distinction attaned proud
the brought about because he has
The Glenwood post., 1910-09-03
REDUCED ONE WAY RATES FOR
STUDENTS TO COLORADO
SPRINGS OR DENVER

Account of the above, Colorado Mid
RADIO Springs, at one half of the regu-
lar rate to Students who present certi-
fcates signed by proper officials of the
schools or college at which they are
enrolled. Tickets on sale from Aug
ust 25th to September 30th. Students
are therefore requested to procure these
certificates at once from the proper
officials. THE MIDLAND ROUTE
The Glenwood post., 1910-09-03
WESTERN SLOPE VS..
EASTERN SLOPE


Unless the Reclamation Service in
tervenes to protect the rights of the
settlers under its proposed irrigation
systems in the West, some of the pro
iects may have to be abandoned, az
cording to N. C. Miller of Grand June
tion, formerly attorney general of Colo
RADIO, who has been engaged to fight
the Eastern Slope irrigation corpora
tions seeking to tap the Western Slope
watershed. The federal government
has filed on 500 feet of water in the
Grand river to supply the settlers un-
der the proposed High Line canal.
This is only second right, as the ir
rigation districts already organized
control most of the water. Water sulfi-
cient to supply 10000 acres will be
needed by the government, and, accord
ing 10 Mr.. Miller, unless Ea tern slope
promoters are prevented from tapping
the watershed for this side of the range
the government will fall short in its
supply For that reason it is expected
that the federal government will either
start suit or intervene in suits already
under way, in which these questions
are involved.-W Western World (Denver)
The Glenwood post., 1910-09-03

In buying a cough medicine, don't
be afraid to get Chamberlain 3 Cough
Remedy. There is no danger from it,
aud relief is sure to follow. Especial
ly recommended for coughs, colds and
whooping cough. Sold by all Dealers.
The Glenwood post., 1910-09-03

Copies of the Post may be found at
the Office of the Colorado State CONNER
cial Association, 1856 Stout street, Den
yer, where you can read them at your
leisure. This paper is kept on file at
the association for two weeks.
The Glenwood post., 1910-09-03

100 acres of land in Rio Blanco
county FN further information ad-
dress L. C. Collins, Basalt, Colo.
The Glenwood post., 1910-09-03

WHAT'S TIE MATTER with Palislde? She's all right and
he's coming through this with OF those luscious juicy
caches than have of that section before The
ache choice the yield good the good and the good
ope down there have feel mighty good the out
ONE for the year in that modern garden of Eden.
The Glenwood post., 1910-09-03

1T WILL PAY YOU TO SUB
SCRIBE FOR THE POST, EVEN II
YOU HAVE TO BORROW THE MON
Ely FROM YOUR WIFE.
The Glenwood post., 1910-09-03

The Post job printing is just the
best ever.
The Glenwood post., 1910-09-03

THERE IS CAUSE for rejoicing in the fact that another rri
cation district be established in Garfield which
the bringing under cultivation and irrigation large tract Of
valuable little better
Garfield county than that which known the Hunter
comprised in the irrigation district Adapted to all classes
of farming the growing of alfalfa potatoes cereals and bee
production Of fruits Hunter
with irrigation should become of the choice garden
e Garfield county There little doubt that the will order
the organization of the district and the Post feels that the future
of that district will amply warrant the action
THERE CAN BE question but that good roads the
potent of the cvzing of the present time 1t
absolutely essential only because commercial necessities de
mand it but also for social educational and that
reasonable opportunity be furnished whereby the people
and and thus freely with their neighbo
That this condition does exist Garfield county demon
strabe fact That public highway system disgrace
otherwise high plane civilization easily proved by
What
it? What has become of the money!
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-25

manner THAN would bs porHinss 10 a ssn-
auar of le.sF financial mems and puBrer
business nHhirE
Iuu+-@d. simon t5AtzEEHT ls-iTu believes mar
be iE q EnuC sf1auur ana fEIlLfuilv repre-
SCENTS me penpie q CuiurHdu. re sHyE- i
wHuL mEss name Ter MY family and
bring nunar On my race To tine best ~
ms HEr-s he irving % d. r. H ss-es
nauEElE W-unE fu uurnE for hiEh uR.-.1r
un lead ZINC End runber bs.enuss ns ne
EevsE rllar the urufirs and pruHper1-v =
rnt-ss ma zfrTieH H--H thereby Increased and
the fact 1hHr his family snare n rhe ul--1zs
and prusper1rv ls ne reason Cor nt11-suu EsUrs
suh-rWiHe. he believes In nuHiBess egnsuIl-
daniuuh auC m guugeHruHz1nU the ulHnHnE-
merr az l--sH- -H-=uF'Fiis'.f il 8 few RINGS.
ae hsi7eH 81 uren Ike Aicr1rn ana Rrau
fdHW fTm-ss Sea-Br f-uEEsfIheirn belief
I hlE gEZn SINCERITY and pupulH-1rT ia proved
rT a l=ur hs WrurH lHHr mHu-h n lne
cEairman Bf rhs republican stare commit
See ~ EslurHdu. STATING -EHI be iE a
aHndlCH-= f1r -e-eiscriUH rg me Lul-sd
-lalaE seUHfe hf VIZ ass -he peap4e u
CuiurHdU r8 EXPRESS uneir preferences g.
r-fsL and = he dues uC- secure q uajuriry
GO d popular vsle h. WIZ non ask me
.sEiHiEElrE ~ eiecr MIN.
And Colorado iE Elz-E where BON
women and men vote
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-25

e5-aF'Hs P Cgz me CtnclrnE--l H-Hu1zhf CID
Lender Vsas Discussing me iH1e IaHHc = ID D.
isr VIM was srueuU-ic- nUr stlrewd and ahls
He Eunks W-th 4 peruiiH- drHRl and rnuss
vino knew MILE neET SAY rnH- be WaE
never known 20 smile rsiH1Hs ne CtnriunE-
nnuui-sr
One ums several usH-s REu sald Mr
CuZ. Ike N lsr wanted I'D no a member ~
me huE-E Of trustees ~ rns Ciuriural--
Southern IA way ~ spouse I'd me a.hUur .-
Z taid MN lnar ne cuuiuu p SCI the nlRes
D=rEuae Superior Court Judge Samuel P
HEuE NgBuld nor Support MIN BefH1ss he
was uB8 bz1E-nsHdsc and ErunBnrr 7 dun
$50 why -nsv CAL me rnaL SAID Miller
hur - and see hun Wren o. -
rurnHr M NE Miller n ne BNn E-rElEs
crawl SAID You were -iEnL CssurEa
Thar WnHr be sad 7 AM Er11burn- You
sidss 70 every g1es-Iun-tns wong HIde and
the rEu ane 7 50 hums and srudT me
mE-1sr EnC UIEE= ID NJ U1nr fur me
rlEh siae and rh=1F 7 sucE Tha- nIn
HrIznburunesE -
DURING ms lnEuulbenrv 81 ne pnEce eum-
uIiHiunerlnIl Nller wac a1wuEH severe on
pnlirsFnsn Whn nsgHms lutuElcHusd CHu
aaizz1 In uue lHE- my ID r. M AElliar
rnaI ruu are 30 hare sn pnliusmen Vnsu
Huu suuIe-nles G--rnE Waurserr ma 4
. ga-EEmsn," Wla Ias p-umgr r-purl
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-25

nas,HeuEH-E besides. The uRHBenEHrs 81 fac-
i-r r8e asnrsr aiH4e OF the cir ON currI lf--
Hn.e v-ietHr sH-r-.es a ErsHL cTuwG ph2
- ceu-s % hssad Ad-uission rB Ln% ha-inuu
h1nse to #e- NM l-irsilip start " hen me-
crsW and pnzHHuE=rH HrH a. seemed m me
err -n. hauaun MUST raaes canIrna4no-
album rwsurv Uniformed suiuisrs af the
ha icon aurus-raks 1aid ui lns EET rBp.s-
one u1aH 90 -aEh rope, winch Is -GsuHneo To
the man EHF hEE and Eass su-llnE or WIZ
me ha Don afrsrwu-dE. The PINOT iers rhe
zarzr uur OF the ulHHt uHnk-sHnc uuEE
are taken cur ri the car and t-uun where
r.er have been hanging on me shoes q
d1z-r men hguE -u o. -ue -ruDe ~ the
en- and az the wurd OF command begin
Go walk 1ur OF the nH1iBuu house sioVE
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-25

AE ssuE-IT Eimuu fz-lEzEsurelm e q
mare WurKsr ne has me haniE ~ persist
encv and uEEu NuEk- HlE 1mhILIuE % be- q
T. ull1l -Lh--as st-lHlnr Ll-lE more -ual ls-l
years 10 rEatizH IN me 1acs Of ~ l-nes
hupaiesH prospects. rsiH1sh the Lev SRA
a uril. ne guur-ulsd uLE LtlerHl euul lH-il-u
uuuu1Du-iunE ana M puuLrEi all4ncsE
WIN men VIII gnuu EiE BUSINESS lu1s1=E-s
W'uuld uauurHlir rrng I'm appasi-un-
ARR ms sis-duu D. uF-Elnlzs1 = rhurBuEr
st-tsi-a--la h-1i-ala- VII liAlAtAllt a--ssllt
- A. me c1I--saIsuudenre rum me r.1r1zanE
81 Csiurzd1 and srEn-r many SINAI ~
guests IN 3 murs eE1sn-1Bua and zbsral
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-25

orr Oh -1r1uizaiiau a. p la---l.a
c-at- sfllm- J'u-ueHv Them
a-f.-a...a al frT8-r1lll J.lEnar Tar- Ia E.s
lsinur a. tns 6tIeEue- = rrHcfu-1.
fn tire -uu- rsE-gE Wa prur--l-1t-l- i.'' a
.Is1--7-Gmau. az ei1 f~elU or rns admire
when me iauar WIS ggEn-c e. i-
INV rr-G eElla-'ir Gig seG-s A=a lA
rur old e-uufes leI no Gl=clHHinE the
ulI-i1lu-l- a. l.-rIEr--.ls=U- uf ri--reh a-a.l o.
and ffna-- The aduIlral asHsd
just abour 1Dz HAY pE-rE have goa
-Tfrad n q CIV
-Tnu- Is zz-d I'D answer 8u- -1-uA
un. n.-s1 er.r tId was rWsu-v IN uW1
suu-E the minister rHTll3Hl-
-Ab -za- 1m sa bad u Ten knu-s
AT nau- .H observed me oio wa ding
Pt.iadelunn Times
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-25

du,,ie anc va IlH.iais anna "a q -n- r.a ~
aEssur IN ans most farsuusiE1e ria m ag7--
tssnaaHlT mHunsr -Hnd We ss-ru-1nflizH vi p
vuu and Huur 1uu vurr is'FF Hu-
M 0l7un ysu HluHr rg-nsrlbsr TINS Ya7-
nUv mad M buHinsssH haiu= UnUn rise tracts
These rrlrils Hi's aUr prfTurr 7rups-- ana
when she invaded lhsrn she hecu-1e q -r-s-
plsissr Tsct-HiERllE sT,enH1inE. r-u- as her
9W'nEr- nscHTne q --esns.ssgr also 6lr We
have ne dsairE co carr ln= sHu= Uzs "sFU~r
and paHai h1 EfTs Esu uHuuhis al1w r1en.
whH1 wuuiG vBE regard as aHlr zH---
mHur ba-wssn uuu and -hH rHl-nHa ruHl-
uHuv-'-
sand 8i-- Ci=sn sIuva~. --Aw han=
uuur SWsde FARMER Bur Az HhH1 give vul
e. --Hrtrz 8udF RlaEuzine
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-25

-aliI
FAH t1r az T-ne E.-e- When Lhe ar
Il N SNIP shan have MADE anHui''ls
-. the prsseu1 railway 7InasHgnzHr
- serrlce az ~ uretiic-Hd f1r me
rseur fururs hT eu-husiiRs7uiE
aerluau1s che EraR1 csr-r1-ai nHsHsnasr sta
roEH WIN rhs.ir higa vualrHt -iass DUNES.
me pride nj every u8surupslI i1lan European
CIV Wll hecuule rne na-u srarions u--n
ssarrs an alteration Omaha ruHv then.
tur the -rst time. regret r1e iaHs 81 uhe
Vic Cu50n Psciflc uassnurHr sfutiuu 80
luuE known a. ~rne cuW SHE'D which
would have made ar daHl AFR ins rssr-rni-
uaH. 7 haaH viaized rizrss alrahip passssu-
ger HrH.1auE ~T'be Zeppelin az Baden
Baden German Inn FRENCH wife de-
Paris urps at Lucerns sV-irzsT-iunE and
me FursHyHl" al M uEulsh Germany None
81 rhaHs HlHEuuH cun compuTs WITH IRE
nEnnnn house af uu~ EuusrrrrnauI sigma
Service n Omaha a. 1Er as safety are ci1n-
rsi-nsd- The European srHnunE are sum-
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r-sprsuf and ara svideutlv ussr17,arlrr-y
s1-uEnu-=s Ths idazI IauH-iuu fnr an Hir-
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seuur uns-guHrTHr NJ me frum rhe
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ms-E vsGE-iun In G.e-uauv ] snHET ne
dunsd ire nr-un1ruudE-iuE '-la.lluun raels-
usr" tn explain ro me the nss.hn1.ical cum
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nEzHsnEHr Et-sisip PHrssva1 VI ~ me
N 'slssrsalrzlss-=au se7virs wHz
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IN ElrEh.- aiTssutus. o. the siTIlTIir-irv ~
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-aH- mnds ~ raFs IN the ar - familiar
rEve ruaEazius a-rrisH NAE uH WEN tle
riEa~ zlassed airlEihl=s tisnr Eersr rhs ersr
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aI--'i- EIlul--uad uuWHrd EHzing and one
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