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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-16

creasing attendance at these fairs
was brought more forcibly to the at
tention of even the causual observer
than upon any other occasion.
Three trainloads of people came in
over the Southern Pacific from
Portland anti local points along the
line and every train over the Oregon
Electric, which were running upon
the hour schedule, was loaded to the
platforms, as were those of the Sou
thern Pacific from the south. Eu-
gene, Albany, Roseburg and all 9TH
er cities and towns south of Salem
patronized the state fair very liber-
ally this year and yesterday was the
banner day of all for attendance
from all points outside of the city.
Before the fair next year, it is the
hope and wish of the members Of the
state board of agriculture that the
old wooden shacks, or worse, sheds.
that now serve for the exhibition of
machinery and is the first eyesore on
the grounds that meets the gaze of
the visitors as they enter the gates
will be torn down and replaced with
modern and permanent pavilion,
which in style of design and archi-
lecture and interior arrangement
will outclass anything of it's kind in
the western country, the old pavilion
will be remodelled, enlarged and
converted into a machinery hall and
moved back to give more room for
an artistically packed plaza in the
center; more grounds will be pur-
chased and more stock barns will be
constructed; the dairy buildings will
be consolidated and enlarged into
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-16
MAN IN HOSPITAL THOUGHT
TO BE j. c. SWEENEY

Navy Yard, Puget, Sound, Wash,
Sept. 16-Asistant Naval Constructor
]. c. Sweeney who mysteriously dis
appeared from this yard about six
months ago, is believed to be in hos
pital, bereft of memory and unable
to recall his past. An unidentified
young American answering the Swee-
neys general description has been
brought to the attention of Com
mander Edward Simpson, U. S. N,
who is attached to the embassy in
London, and the local officers today
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-16
THREE FASTEST HEATS
EVER MADE ON TRACK
EACH ONE BROKE RECORD
In the Fastest and Most Exciting Match Ever Troed on
Lone Oak Track Little Mare Clips Second Off the Rec
ord Which is Now 2:09H .TraCk Was in Fine Condition
and All the Races Were Holly Contested and Exciting

clear around the bunch to get into
position, and had not been forced to
call too strong upon the nervy lit
the trotter, Henry Gray might not
have won the heat, because Helen
Sites can go a great deal faster than
she did, If she has to, but he would
have forced her to lower the track
and Northwest records still another
notch, which would have put many
Of the horses on the circuit out Of
the running altogether in future con-
tests for the big stakes. Then,
again, if they had mixed the heats
up a little bit, Henry Grey would.
have been a sure winner, for he is
right there with the long wind, is
young and strong in the game, and
would have the other entries
down. Since everybody was there
and saw the big race, which was the
most exciting that has been pulled
off on Lone Oak track this year, there
is no use of going into details Of de-
scription, but it is sufficient to say
that Helen Sites took first money
Prince Lot second, Kingbrook third
and Lee Crawford fourth. Time by
heats, 2:O914, 2.O9&, 2.O9A.
The track was-in superb condition,
and the weather was also ideal for
the races yesterday afternoon. which
were fully UP to expectation, and
were witnessed by no less than 10,-
600 eager and intensely interested
people from Portland, Eugene, AL
bany, and, in fact, all points of the
compass Everybody that could pos
sibly get away was there with his
girl, or somebody else's girl, which is
not giving away any secrets, for ey-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-16
portland Journal.)

T feel highly complimented, "
said Colonel e. Hofer, the anti
assembly candidate for the Repub-
lican nomination today, "at the per-
sistent efforts OF the Oregonian IN
head me off in my race for the gov
ernorship. / have been practically
over the whole states, and have
made an up-to-date campaign, going
directly to the people for my sup
port have never spent a moment
talking to a political boss or mana
ger, and 1t is perfectly evident that
am the one man who causes the
oregonian political insomnia. |
have made an unqualified campaign
against the whole assembly move
ment from start to finish, and have
everywhere condemned and de-
nounced machine methods.
VIII Dig Up Records.
Some night this week shall
show up the record OF the machine
candidates, and that is the real rea-
son why the oregonian is fighting
me. II believes ip machine Repub-
llcanism. II knows / would smash
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-16

required to prevent the destruction
of the entire section.
The trouble is due to the unusually
high tides. According to the govern
ment time table, the waters will con-
tinue to rise until Saturday.
Last July section of the munich
pal pier and six houses were de-
stroyed by the tides. Damage amount
ing to $4,000 was done
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-16

Rainier, Columbia county, is hold.
ing a regatta beginning today, end
ing tomorrow.
James Winslow Chase, a pioneer
of Oregon City, aged 76, died at his
home there, Thursday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-16
= ++++~++++++++++4
What Schwab Thinks.

= Omaha, Neb., Sept. 16.-- =
+ Charles Schwab, the steel mag :
+ nate, voiced today his interpre- :
= tation of Colonel Roosevelt's =
+ attitude concerning the insurg- =
r ent movement. He said: ,
+ 81 consider Roosevelt a pro- =
+ gressive, but not an insurgent, =
4, In the East, generally, he is =
+ not classed with the insurgents =
r nor considered to be supporter =
+ without reserve or the insurgent =
+ cause. =
+ 81 am interested to see how r
= the colonel will be received in 4.
r the Far West, when he makes =,
+ his proposed trip out there. He +
r appears to be regarded from r
r different viewpoints in different +
+ sections of the country r
+ so far as the West is con- :.
I. cerned, it is the man, and not r
+ the platform that counts, ap- =
+ parently." X
+ =
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-16
LONG BEACH SWEPT BY BREAKERS
r. MANY HOUSES WILL FALL IN SEA
viii Sell Burned Timber

r Portland, Or, Sept. 16.-All Z
\ merchantable timber in the =
+ burned over area of the national =
r forests of oregon and Washing :
+ ton will be sold Immediately. =
+ Plans for the sales have just =
+ been completed by the forestry =
r service, assisted by w. T. Cox, =
+ of the agricultural department, =
+ who was sent to Washington, d. =
= c., to complete the arrange =
= ments. =
r 1t is estimated that the re- =
+ cent forest fires in Oregon and =
r Washington destroyed approXi- p
= mately 1,2OO,OOO,OOO feet of +
+ timber. The Idaho losses ap- +
+ proximate S,OOO,OOO,OOO feet. =
r +
4, L L 4, a, 4 4 L L l. a, l. - L 4 4,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-16

cabled a full description of Sweeney
If the unidentified man in London
proves to be the missing man, he will
be brought homel Sweeney is be-
lieved to have wandered away while
suffering temporary alteration
caused by overwork.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-16
HELEN Sites CLIPS TROTTING
RECORD IN MAGNIFICENT RACE
She Flew, But Fell.

+ New York, Sept. 16.-Mrs. =
+ Frank Raische today attempted =
+ the first unaccompanied aero Z
= plane flight by a woman in =
+ America. =
= After she had been aloft ten =
7 minutes her biplane was caught =
+ by a gust of wind and wrecked. :
+ The machine fell to earth, =
+ but Mrs. Raische was unhurt. =
+ She extricated herself from =
+ debris, calmly turned off the =
= whirring moter, and remarked: =
= 81 guess I'll catch it for =
+ smashing this machine" :
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-16
L.P.,s FamiIr SUMMONS.

Louisville, Ky, Sept. 16.-Mlss
Gladys Morgan, of Chicago, was ar
rested here today on charge Of
stealing $4,000. Her alleged vic
tim is said to be a Chicago mer-
chant whose name is withheld by th,
police.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-16
WAVES . lash SEA WALL
ENTIRE TOWN is IN DANGER
FROM TERRIFIC COMBERS

Extraordinary High Tides Garry Fierce Breakers Over the
SeaWaII and 1t Goes Down Like Chaff Before Them-Hun-
dredS of Houses Are Undermined and May Fall Into the
0Cean-Three Blocks of Wall Gone, and Fierce Breakers
Have Free Sweep at the City.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-16
SHOW
Up RECORDS
OF MACHINE

COL. HOFER REPLIES To ARTI-
OLE IN OREGONIAN AND
FEELS COAIPLDIENTED AND
ENCOURAGED BY ITS OPPOSI-
TION AS 1T IS ALWAYS WRONG
POLITICALLY AND ALWAYS \
LOSER.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-16
PORTLAND
DAY BROKE
RECORDS

FULLY 10000 ON FAIR GROUNDS
SALEM DAY SHOWED ABOVE
10000 AND FOR THE WEEK
ATTENDANCE WILL BE OVER
100, O,OOO-IT IS NO DOUBT
GREATEST FAIR EVER HELD
ON COAST.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-09-16

CONTINUED on page 80
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-10-07

Must Stand for Mistakes of Railroad,
Witness Testifiess uqyJog

The She persf will ,se seeptEfpute an ad-
ditional $6,4SS $50 annually to the Bur-
'qihgt0h's freight revenue for the next
! f6arI dite or more years. according to
I Fr EDWARD, general manage Off the
iSoa&d mheitestiied3 before the inter
ostaf S9opmmerceo commission plllji al, Ghica-
Sd ca9ss-t2amined BY 9Atto0qrnitssy0 nitssy0SaaaH s! H.
nAt#boa9 Fof the shippers 1heo declared
ttEtdl hjre1 sbippersew0uld pay ,foro the
: 6Hqbst ShasI Iand Cblqnderstpf the railroad.
j The 6SI2Iement created a, stir, and was
consfdeTed, the most vigorous def is
sued by tHe Western railroads at this
ubta2ja g, ,1ot1erel SHIPPERS are battling
sfsfghssishedhfea of reads tos&neFesse
f56igBb tHfiff6a ff6a1on on dfffreppt ffffrle cS0Fmnnpodi-
ties.
asked to~ explain 9ff sf5:oO6 900
year feSpehditure FOR Improvement
dwastneeeasa sargss according tod his earlier
testimony, he said tnnYesa2om yqieb
It developed that the exact amount
of 1tfhte1 increase .is Sc, ,4Ss $50, or from
op tCI s. per cent. s9ai6rQ 5Gt Gnignis
Taq.1si9 suppose that yon1beliexe3 that 4he
Dsh:Pnsr should pay for iths blH1aers
and mis:akes of the roads?"" asked At
torney Atwood. ~ - NOW -'-'e ''1'lo ~
Io SatHfh.y, 9es,,", REPLIED sfr. nwafd.
p tGkijnrnmentJ of the Ihearingfbya Com
! Enfsstansg1 GlaFk8 wilsaeHo closely up
qptthlA testimony Of 6, E, f0|,tMAiIa,y May Of New
York. a public accountant, who is IA
'niifA the earnings 3 '6f5 6f5 faifroads
I OF 9he iUhi8ea. States ahd Fhfepe2ui
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-10-07
atuar7Yg y. :. Not 81 Artistic

tgWebstef, cwhdhf every Body 'KnoWtlgy wal
hot, ,i rs ma bp1t 1 tie, status t'f MHaae
oI him n regular, Es,a ygiant.,n There adao
ssstatge epf. John j. Ilgal3ss tAesoHlS onl
ii.asayet Gent by 7Kansasi and excepting
1athar itn;is like a9lihe,,' has aHeifHe5
1hbreadFHl9 nor ttfifcKne9s, Which vas vas
Sd8f 'descfipff6ih1' Of galiso os1i It is st thE
''finiit Tor iUg1iness. There, isya ssIatnt
Of frances Willard sin a basque AMI
iil-hanging dffesss,o Which be beeaiT.ss rs Iot tht
r. fgttgHtf Il Ss q as M
sWeetftalce7a seq W,aIaanir nir A4aIa IS asstatyff
! Of. Phil gkeaIny. in bronze, which il
very pretty to hook at, but has VERT
li4tler;agtistier 4neritJ Eireretisi ont
of ShoNps7af Mahe,, e,,smhehalooks al
though .it@niigBt1t gIlt h ys 4lia1H3SS rHS sahdb}
persd ort III " of IA pieca Of {9Efts4ma 4marhlAaupAnf
E,t.PP tt.PPeR, thRrre is ~ WasRiAgtap,h.a .rdappef
llitslllAa alaEliRg o %ith aal qniHgoihfow eaaF
kfashioned .aE ,Hondon:l re sns rol .eyIso
s,n ql4e !gspssi4 i4iFge8Re ileWsbaBiefAy Hg6ihE
s;i4ras il aksg sd4n q neqasaie II oSpff2aGy ff2ayt |
the R faaeeigs afaat aSfaataateSS aateSSniiin1 in afuar aaia
hall pX tbf M Katjafss IsRsaate6a Is aa5t1ts, f
| be repealed on the ground that tbE
hall ,,ib EalFssa9fY4s lisa sJe9R JieRpfp9d rs Gto foBfrfoT
idpg ana e2Isy i any mSorss As sisIsa sItsatuaEX is pr9
sehted It VIII be kpFecssifaFy tn make
! second and inner. E((,W,,, ,,e,a.,L noe r, |
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-10-07

4 TAEdxREAhS iNEM1 METHOD
IEW diDt ni dNCOg JHgnVTd n99O 6Gd
nRRhf nRRhfsiSafffnt Saffa nYFll II 6Pgprss PestOttice
r,reeroa(o fairs from Politics, s.,r,,+oo.

u President Fafe gaveg,4d Tee 6faTde-
Z fasiien to- sesnoa6otnenpeaeo acef Depart
ri pasAtwfra9l the ,flalao ofpoliticsb sign
) diingtan exSc,tly order which will put
between 7.OUI and 5000 assistant nos post.
lnasters of n6neyE orteeeq q0tPsYo Pfc Is A6 the
51Hniite9 lui9lSo &
tl3di Ihis, ,aiaRiaveraoYsH fheDnisvsabe.
{ ggiHBiHgv Of otheS srefGrpQ jwi|; cA Mr. dTaft
: and PostmGster General Hitchcock
Have dgcided aE1h. aE1h II w31..i e f5iiowed
srPBga reco4ff13endhti5if 4ot eongfessefor
) dda1pthat9Ei.t RRtalk ssfuHst and third
srbalasseRss RsstqAgtsEs suIdagdcjEH service
protection. tf-
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-10-07
EBROeKlNs WINS $4,000
Wakes "trip iDoacoAegpIaee from Chi
S. saso te Springfield. III. .stao'

Ne "c''A ,oe - '"'''"
* In accomplishing tie feat of a flight
ffom chicago To 'sbblf bblfdf III gfeld, Walter r:
Rpokink, thegdafaA 81 A&iator, won the
y 5000 prize for-whieA-he was striv-
sNe, and demolished6 6ta0secords, one
8 thenH the worlds record for con-
EtHuous cross country flights, and the
.&Rer tie Anerieanfl record for r'qs qsg,ifs- Is
sefned fight. Ell has sfuaaT oa9df
The time, incladfng two stBss Was
Esaours, ,E1O minutes /" THe iaetuaF yfiffaas
IN the abr was hours Al minutes, and
nd avetage speed for tie II niiistadce,
With stops eiin1inatedpa pa#as eaBSht 81
AAes anshour.
.NBrookfns landed rat othe 2'st ste' Yaif
1nndss where $4,000 people had as
sgmbledato see him. .i,TG ,s'ssc9Q sHi
~. "a .afarr, s.f fis;sJ ! /. 5T9
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-10-07

of rect { into ii the ar ID / S6dntain IN whlch
SPRAYED roofs and walls of SURROUND.
ffg Buffdfnga
IG1 Believing the building was wrecked
obx someone With g. {. rgrudge against the
Paper paper, or Harrison {. Otis the pub.
fBher, the police began to make ar.
faestssi elccTeG te9T2 4 .finp
Andrews naanaghes ledi.
bt9T saidi GThek Timeha Building was
DESTROYED by dyrimite by the enemies
Of Industrial freedom. The Times IT.
self cannot be destroyed. II WIN soon
7 be resisted from itso auxfiiarf plant
and will fight its 9battles to- the last
The horror Of the lossoao Hlifel and
manning Of men lprecludes, a, further
statement at this time" "' -
oYThe Times was going to press when
the explosion occurred and more than
hundred employees were at work.
Many were killed outright by the fall
inguwalls and beams9q Approximation
eighty, with limbs broken and covered
with bruises and cuts, escaped to the
street before the fire spread. =
HICCCA 1u1uuucs dILST IQe CTdSN the
buildtng}a large structure, was a roar
| ing furnace from basement to roof
ri Survivors said the explosion rent the
building directly upward through the
center and formed a huge crater,
through which the flames instantly
bshct- $50 great was the force of the
1 explosion, that It shattered, the win
dowe in all the buildings, within ,ra-
dfus OF a. block and wrecked the en-
tire Times building from top to bot
tonlf f:ouo 10 :ei.d~ r n0d 3dI 1u1 ri
The. heaviest, mortaiityuwas inathe
mechanical :, department, Were, the
quick rush Of flames, barricaded, the
exits with sheets Of fire +" i''5ii' 10
|, fPhe following employesoof the limo
gtypee room are missing rand rarebun
df9ubtedly dead; ,a}, edi n,oY1 sn1sal
-. G. Galliher, W. 6. Tunstall, Fred
tleweiiyn!s Jon4 toward, Grant Moore,
; Edward WassonS ElSne rim. 4 r. a -fsreensl
Cares Don e. Johnson, Ernest Jordan.
k Frank Underwood, Wesley j. Beaver,
Ri. Sawyer, Harry. L, Crane, Charles
Gufliver, Carl SataIada. '
ioa Harvey aP Elder, city editor, C. e.
J Loxelaeej coast editor s. W. Crabill,
foreman of composing room, and ram
! ptolph Rossi, linotype operator, were
severely injured by 1eaping from third
story windows 80 "Sl" u @5'@'o
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-10-07
S4isftss4aa zig f8s Iast stgaSsls gaSsls a5t &c
seghIias AssAbsf i0e tsssimsa sfsfFtion,

II psssseoWiedll dsuldsbohl make hhs wi
ness admit that he received @HsEigBe
so RopBaY pBafYutI tIifffg Iiffg The h s ft5Sr XsSf X{tnSfsss
sWNtil iBWRfe sffb ,gsu64r bHf R9J4e
oEoWilsda NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
etptGJ hs,haay4qB WAasdbs RdAetllsad d
sideEesd easesd that qrftt tbs YYa Yas gH gfHe
him for campaign purposes,
sh1fdak, aGi69Re7er on nadfIfq1tt;a6~ dfa2Iqt;6~ thapp thappte te
days bef6Fhh4he GI&in$ $theeaaDtGaal
I,irs 8bishiIhGd dsrsa6oIo orsmessdEat h
ai Fsta {HqPPdissx aoE o.Esf PPfaaitiaaEEirdO
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-10-07

fltvH5 AsArRGt Che gf6ff, 81 the the mighty
iovEksfstt irtstatTe ess }oAf' record bf9 the
Minded States having BEEN laFdones ih
, its Seash aeYe9AlHlts 9lAlHl1t L GIaqIae to light at
tlne treasury department the other day
I in a decision handed down BY the dor
55trhlfer ,oOf thentne&stiiy. In. this 96aI
etiee9HilaE iRstandes,i.the igovernmen is
81. saQrrt II gore than RoS4,0Qp, Rnd .haslvab
Victim through tie car;e5iessitessssS itssS' OF ftts
i'oRkn' officers, fand."rhe' victfinfzation,
too, wss not cgimifalfn its iiathrs.i
Prior to TS7s.tfTe-- late Samuel j.
Littifj Of iGe62g Sto Aais!aiw6g Slr cen
tificates of 6 per cent. stock of the
old corporation of Georgetowh.e Gboh
sl:his death-he7 lert a,'liFedintefest In the
satoek to- skfs .siste@i Mrs xs:Ieiiaas al
c, Rifkff9ttfts. and maths the rssidHe to bis minor
Children j. c. Little, and lula Al
1IkttfG iii the gsttlsmgitt giitt" Of GtBRa ZIG 1: case
,usaSdreVdhe9b e9bfgBates d5traa ftfffe 2Alsasia 2Alsfaasad
;.possessiqR qfAthe ifour= =udnttffcatesj bs
;I5I sstafJkr JklrsYa vas Rassadsto Mrs. Rickatsss so
that she might collect from the trsad
1rrer, fforI' 'tltfe 'ro >ti11es, tie 'fntdtesi
siodpe; therui l.yrrt 031 eoao3 hpg Ga
-. Shortly after. this Uaitedew States
Treasurer Gilfllan4 issued. a circular
I Calling upon all f6fdefs of Geo6rrgs;ag- 6rs;
ait0In'I torpofatfUnr 3sF6eKT ewhichs AAs
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-10-07
:, wv,E7ZUgE-+1 -+1E,JIIT .IusS6 s2EH eIsayHIy

'E'-ffE~ ~fOSlC11fcC ~ 1Jeed Ch1Otlc Nfe1AiJ
d ceives hundreds 81, ecqIrnlEplai9 qIrnlEpl
caused by the losses Of packages AND
o94H6onepo a 7feb,s ,sbHt few
thaes9s sorswhrq asdapM fnhbIqS
-iitsetten ,i5hayusrs sgs#e tqube Ie eNtfe RReF
R1PEshS Ssas Bsf5ag II P a9s so5ant N5s aast E
issHid detective, g66tafiied lns1gct6f, Of che
peysftmenR qsaid: ,hnvFJp
9Dtlufeb6s ,habaepate aetshesheH thaeetiie
tIBRa Eqeb Eqebg gnels e gSssmnsafn ssmnsafn pBfaiills pBfaiills 4THe
the biHkd9f i'iKs''e Is 'easfly es hi5ddeE Ea5lfp'd III },
sfetreyga, kiid sHsE4oGsscaHtyiofs4 we'll
oEnnaskads by ttke bonhssEiandi,iHaee
ID Of associates .ssezlsGl uyIero1 bns
sple lev9e2y' q 'pdhafy pdhay, 9alrdEdg1 svamable ietfets
DnsAn disoth Ell Articles sare dstdlehI iairA6}f
.-ffxiaiiysand enysray ,eof .shrewdl insnet;
,ytsgsl are,.9 the aEer5lii RqPsitiEs, Hee9f
Of guilt must be in the possession Of
up Gle ifiSbectbf islfb Gslffbpe an arrest IS Hdde mHGdeI
,::a'8j. - iigGuS a;it s.oas ton k;Do9 ,
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-10-07

stated, 1wi1emIthe iDepart1hSH of. Agri
cultufe sfsteRf5s9 9fs 4n sa 8Rss essbb BOOK of
tJh19sII th19sII HSfii heap ne1aks Meaeotbaf il
.IYY.ias. ritIh6i gfrstN gpEernHnenhocO0ki i'boet
nxeR DIintelz1tGa bsoiaemoH sbsm ecsi !
Iwdrhetssociapo oscieneee4sefqes Has assd beet
'edahfh g'fort shfor6 tffamfaa 'heeade.G Giaan6 az
HAS hcfdehfaffy, taken fn vaFians Fif51n5sdi I'D
3 As Ss.y gSSbtsyH s faQd
ls dler the shfSsa3q shfSsa3q iops InEesti@a
ti9nrsn no The earN est; of theses Wasuon}
on the coqmgtp9qssiitti9H coqgtps pqssiit9H lapdss Qolsing q
BPS meats q Issued ISL , nearlEy 4 IA suagesiool
jtlhllAh9thesEIssi has baea saRaRthiRgiInYei
rbalsia Willienr espias distributed .sgoq
But the mostIpebu{hfI c4 aff I'll itthtes tsatbhh abhI
leaihsa WAS th e Afecent one ...Thl
Eco.AQRiGaisaUseaDfIo MeafoNn thu
Home" This has been ie1tafMl 10 @&eN
months, and there ihasY7 ar eAd Beet
d4ssrnaNsdq p90G,00U'1l Vsfqi ifgs fss afed gtill
Lcohitfb Pr ff342sa4iflligr1' 42sa4ifl 10 basd nisi1so
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