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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-06
CARE or ANTIQUE SILVER.
lss~ 70 rsrel. ard peGsh Nahsv,
Nakina II Bright

Nv ne glte geaf silver a bright ral
lsh. ~ the vogue nuu 4 io have aa
tl4he silver fer ihe Toilet Table IS Neil
- f0r ile dining iabls
fuu 1851 have 10 d. the polishing
cieeerly II you a. p0t want II 10 a.
same ,hp brightness 81 newly manu-,
faetures silver. ~ you mssg know
how - remove the discuiorption With.
%, tuo much brilHancy appearing
Do you know that a hath IN soapy
water that Is bolliug bot Il quite ~
eneeiiye ~ polish II little ammonia
il added q The WaiefY
Afier washing !, should be rinsed III
clear bot water and yiu win and that
all spots wil have vanished Too high
a polish will not appear u wiped With
coarse dry towels as each plere
emerges from the bath.
You should make II y point never to
leaye lot Of silver 10 dry by drain.
Ing. for some Of the pieces viii partly
dry and the water collect on other
sections. thus losing tie clean look that
Is supposed 70 be supplied by the
washing and quick drying necessary.
n silver which is ia constant use is
washed IN this way Il win not need
polishing more than once month at
the most. aud then the polishing should
be done dlscreetly. 50 that the new ap
pearance Is not given 20 H.
In homes where gas is used as an
illuminant the silver discolors soon,
though II nantes are used on the Jets
Il reduces this TO some extent.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-06

When Mr.. Haag decided to inau-
gurate his 18th year as success
ful puryeyor of first class amuse-
ments for the public he mapped out
his route from coast to coast. open
Ing his season I'm early March at
Shreveport. Since then the show
has trayersed the states OF Texas,
California, Arkansas, Kansas. Okla
homa, Illinois. Indiana, West Virgin
Ohio. North Carolina, South Carolina
and part OF Georgia. and before Gle >
Ing win make Florida, Alabama.
Mississippi, and Louisiana. estab-
fishing transcontinental record
never attempted by any show In any
one season. The show has used Sc
railroads so far this season, exhibit
ing twice daily with the exception OF
Sunday.
Nature has been very good to the
mighty liaag shows this season,
having been exceptionally SO In the
Wild animal department. The baby
camel, Lula, is easily the favorite
baby. with the baby elephant close
behind Daily you can witness the
OF the different cities pick
Ing their fayorfte baby In the big
which Is almost always
the baby camel.
The mighty Haag shows viii ey-
hibit at Manchester Depot July IL.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-06
MANCHESTER DEPOT.

Miss Edith Bourn Is clerkine
10 A. II, Petitioners drug store.
Mrs. Chas Scott OF Bennington
is visiting her daughter Mrs. clar-
ence Curtis
Arthur y. Fowler OF Fowler &
Co. schenectady, n r.. i spending
4 few days IN town
=. NJ walker aud ]. P. Matti-
son were ID Rutland on Friday last
IN business
Chas Pond Of North Adams.
Mass. spent July ith with his par.
ents Mr. and Mrs. l.. w. Pond
II you don't think that this is
busy village you had better get
down here about train time almost
any day
VIM 0ooael aud Watson Cur
iia who have been doing mason work
10 iioosick Falls, n Y. returned
nome saturday,
William Leary Of East Dorset
IS assisting Ia the freight depaume,
OF The local station daring the sum
mer months.
A iwelv. and a half pound son
-as born 10 NJ ard Mrs. L. shapiro
~ The ideal Tour Restaurant 90 this
village a week ago last Sunday
The work 81 exeayating around
she New YORK Store for uew con
crete storls wae begun Wednesday
morning under the direction Of w
q Miller
The Bennington County Yeisr.
ans Reunion Association viii hold
their annual meeting 10 Dorset on
she ssih u thla month Yon viii
heaT more o. this later on,
Among those Who registered 81
the RSltenkiii lam Tuesday were "
l. Hall No. Bennington; Ms. and
Mrs., Jas, 3 NORTH Ns~ Britain, CT /;
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-06
Runiois aud I,umors.
Manchester Center, \
June l7th. 1911

There are rumors and rumors.
some are idle and some are not;
all are flying and all POSSESS the
faculty Of growing intheir rapid pas
sage Let the one who doubts
these platitudes consider for mo-
ment the tales which circulated free
ly in this city yesterday morning
about the wreck on the Central Yer
mont railway at Randolph. True,
the accident was serious, twenty
persons being more or less injur-
ed but how insignificant was the
truth as compared with the rumors.
Lip passed it TO lip that a few per-
sons were killed, and as new lips
gave il 10 still newer lips, tho death
list grew amazingly until II was com
mon talk that thlrty-four persons
were killed, and none was 50 bold
as To place limit on the number of
injured
And In the meantime men who
were even then on the streets heard
that they were among the dead.
Certainly they We're not alarmed at
such exaggerated reports. but per-
haps there was someone who was;
yes. almost of necessity there was,
and expressions of needless regret
were TO be heard.
Rumors are as relentless and
cruel as apparently they are ma
tural The human mind seems to
have some strange affinity to such
idle talk. little needing the mo-
mentary suffering that IL may
cause. In railroad community
such as this, where brave men daily
face the modern danger Of railroad
Ing, IL would be well II the indivi-
dual took more precaution In his
spreading OF rumors. The public
should rely upon official sources for
its information St. Adams Mes
senger.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-06
Estate Of Elias B. Thompson
Order Of Notice Will.

STATE OF VERMONT District OF Man.
chester. ~,
The Honorable Probate Court for he DIS.
trict Of Manchester:
Toall persons interested IN the estate OF
Elias b. Thompson late OF Manchester, ia
said District deceased.
GREETING:
At Probate Court holden at Manchester.
within and for said District on the 9Th day
OF July, 1911, an instrument purportlng TO
be the last VIII and Testament of Elias b.
Thompson late OF Mancherter, In said Dis
trict, deceased, was presented to the Court
aforesaid for Probate.
And II is ordered by said Court that the
nth day OF July 1911, at 10 O'Clock IN
the forenoon, at the Probate Office In
said Manchester be assigned for proving
said instrument; and that notice thereof be
given to all persons concerned by publish
ing this order three weeks successfully In
the Manchester Journal II newspaper circu-
lating In that vicinity, in said District, pre-
vious TO the time appointed.
THEREFORE, you are hereby notified TO
appear before said Court at the time and
place aforesaid, and contest the probate OF
said Will II you have cause.
Given under my hand at Manchester IN
said District, this 5th day OF July, 1911.
II EDWARD GRIFFITH, Judge
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-06
MANCHESTER CENTER.

Judge r. II. Holden of Benninf'
ton was In town Saturday.
Rev. Joseph S Brown OF 81
Adams joined his family here the
Fourth
Mrs A. II. Bowman Of New BH
tain, c.. IS IN town calling on
friends.
The Service Club Of the Baptist
church viii meet Ia the yestry Fri
day afternoon
Horace and Warren Flower Of
Rupert were Ia town Monday to at
tend court.
Mrs Eugene Andrew, who has
been visiting Jpn town, has returned
To No Adams. Mass,
Chauncey Hays OF Rupert was
recent guest Of Mr. and Mrs. II,
J Fuller
Miss Mildred Cressey, who has
been IN town for n few days, return
cd to No. Bennington Tuesday ev-
ening
Louis Combs and son aud Miss
Nellie Combs Who have been calling
on frinds ehere have returned to
Albany, n y.
Miss Louise Wyman is here for
the summer al the home OF her ia
ther. DR.. T., l.. Wyman. Miss Wy
man has been engaged In teaching
In New York city for several years
Or. T., l.. Wyman has returned
from weeks trip 10 Narragansett
Pier. X. J.. where he was attending
a meeting OF the American Institute
OF Homeopathy. He Is a member
u the committee on local arrange
ments, and Interstate commerce.
The grange meeting scheduled
for the ilth inst. has been postpon-
ed until the 25th. The program
given out by the lecturer for the
lith will be carried out on the 25th.
aud refreshments will be served. All
come out There viii be historica
talk by Mr. Davis aud . reading by
sister utley.
Mrs. Delcena Town Stark, wife
81 Edward stark OF Jamaica, VI, |
died June 10Th Of heart disease
The funeral was held from her late
home on June 2 and the interment
gas Ia e family plot III Manches-
ter Center. She leaves husband
and two daughters. Mrs. Bessie
Stark Bristol and Miss Hattie B.
Stark both of Hartford ct
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-06
Estate OF Aurora M. Taylor

Order OF Notice Beneficial y
STATE OF VERMONT, District OF Man
chester. IS.
The HonorcLie Probate curt for The Dis.
triet Aforesaid:
To the heirs ana all persons interested In
the estate Of Aurora NJ. Taylor late OF
Rupert In said District, deceased.
GREETING;
WHEREAS, application hath been
made to this court in writing, by orlin p
Black Executor praying for H.
cense ana authority to deed certain real es-
tate of said deceased TO the estate OF Dwight
Taylor to wit: The Crescent Valley House
property In Pawlet, Rutland %. VI ana
representing TO said Court that said Aurora
VI Taylor held title to said real estate IN
trust, for the benefit of the estate OF Dwight
Taylor late OF Rupert In said District. de
ceased
WHEREuPos the said Court appointed
and assigned the 9th day OF July
1911, at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon, at
the Probate ONCE In Manchester In said
District. To hear ana decide upon said an.
plication and petition, and ordered public
notice thereof To be given to all persons In.
terested therein. by publishing said order.
together with the time and place OF hearing
three weeks successfully In the Manchester
Journal, newspaper which circuates in
the neighborhood OF those persons interest.
ed In said estate all OF which publications
shall be previous TO the day assigned for
hearing.
TIER eFoRE,you are hereby notified toap.
pear before said Court ut the time and place
assigned, then and there In said Court to
make your objections to the granting OF
such license, II you see cause.
Given under my hand ht Manchester I'm
said District, this 5th day OF July, 1911
II EDWARD GRIFFITH. Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-06
LOOK--HERE!

! have all wool felt No-Tar Rub
Der Roofing, none better made, for
S1.25 square and up. Nails and
ceement In each roll, free, Deliver
ed at your home for cash.
| have a lot of that double heft
Liquid Asphalt Roof Paint. one coat
as good as two Of any other roof
paint, This Is actually worth sl.00
per gallon, but while this lot lasts
you can buy IL for rs cents a gal
Ion. 1t will stop all leaks.
Also a quantity OF double thick
soluable Tar Oil The best disin-
feetant to use about your premises,
cattle, hens, hogs, etc. kills flies,
mosquitoes, lice, aud destroys all
germs in sinks, closets, etc Usual
price 800 a gallon, my price 75e.
One gallon makes from 80 TO 100
gallons as II is used Delivered FOR
cash.
am also making splendid pho
tographs the same as usual. Write
or phone me and will do you good
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-06

AnaUn q Fardy. eldest son of
Mra Roth Purdf died as the Rut-
land Hospital Sunday evening. hay-
lng been taken there Tor treatment
uu SATURDAY. evening going ~ by au
8usobiie accompanied by bis mother
and brother J u Purdys aud J -
Wngbi bis brother-ln.iaw M Pui-
IS had been ia for The past two
weeks ~ kidney trouble and one Of
his arms lad become affected 20
such az extent that It was thought
fhat al operation was ncessary sey-
erat years since Mr. Pusiy fen Ia the
harm of the OLD homestead and
struck across his back. which fan
caused q partial paralysis Of his
exiremitics. bat be managed TO get
about with the aid Of cruteh and
cane Rnd had worked np quite a bus.
lness IN lie insurance, his figure be.
lax a familiar one about this and
surrounding towns for many yers
Besides bis mother Mf, Purdy leave
two sisters, Mrs. Edgar V Trull and
Mrs ]. - Wright. also brother
James y. purdy. all Of this village.
The remains were brought back HON
on the noon train Monday and tbs
funeral was held from his late home
on the West Road opposite the
school house. on Wednesday after
noon az three O'Clock, Rev Sidney
X. Perkins officiating The Inter
ment was ID Dellwood Cemetery in
the family lot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-06

T8s frm hsse han zane vhirb
has i~sn beid - thT Spa grounds
tlap tho apsnlnr ~ the Eguieol
lsats uaa bead "Wednesday shou
lac AZ faiieFe team ro@Iosea 90
samm rneefs aga 0ne ~ $50 loaai
algeN me, use EgaiBoa Walters
rinf Use Tamc mast have been a.
eacalnr one fgpm the score y 'euf
10 thfae 10 favor r. Ali.Ceiiege
Aefn wsTc ihfee promiaeht people
81 fi,s AllcalltFe team, Warrep X
Was8 $50 almost bseame United
e,atfa Galf champion. Ftcderick A.
Mattih. the nanmoutb goif player
aha ALSO NrfmUns champion sud
rgmstoy r Frnneis. Nho wears the
lsres ahith BE- won in the foot
bAii tesm ~ Yale where be Is
student
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-06

Amy woman who owns a silver purse
either sterling or German. ADD who
constantly pays the jeweler for clean
iug IT, 10 order 10 save gloves and
light dresses. win he very glad 70 know,
that common baking sods gill clean II
In few minutes That Is what most
jewelers. use Just take plenty u soda
and little wafer and wash between
the hands o. with q brush, rinse and
dr. and ihlnk u tbs nsoIey saved
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-06
How 70 Clean Blankets.

Shave up half bar OF any good
laundry soap. add four tablespoonfuls
Of borax and a little water and melt
over the FIRE. Then add four table
spoonfuls Of household ammonia, put
Ia tub and half Oh With cold water
ru, the blankets In and let them soak
for shout bali an bour. Then rinse In
cold water containing four tablespoon
fuis " borar and four tablespoon
fnls Of ammonia DO not wiring, The
blankets VIII be Just Ike new
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-06
WASH YOUR FURNITURE.
re~ csssn Pieces MAJ De Restored
"a QrioinAl Aflnhtnesk

rs~ Caster Pieces Ma De Restored
70 Original HnshtnesE
VERY fcw l'calle know thar fana.
nlrc 0ugh, 10 be- washed, said a salss
mau ia The furniture section u large
Department store n indianapolis
Yes" hr epniinned "a Is tie best
thlng ouc chn d. % keep furniture
looking us well as L should oae
sbouhl take batkst ~ tcidl rs'nwa-
trr aad make nils With a pood pure
noar Then with Seft plcce ~
eher~.eloth. ull the woodwork should
be washed II il astonishing how
uiuch dirt Will cune On. A second
plece u cheesccioih should be Nruug
dry our ~ hot water. Ca ibis should
h. poured tablespoonful ~ first class
furniture polish The heat will spread
the polish through the cloth Next
the furniture should be gone over with
the second cloth There VIII be 40
need ~ putting on more polish. for
that mufh win DO all one needs. Too
many persons make the mistake Of
using too much polish and leaving II
thick On the furniture. where Il looks
dauby aud where Il gathers more dir"
There e furniture in homes today
that Is cast on because OF It's appear.
ance when II might be brought back
to Its original freshness by this sim
pie process ~ washing Many per
sons do not know that line BIT Of ma
hogany is improved by careful wash
ing. and hundreds Of pianos have
never been more than busted IA years.
A square OF cheesecloih for the wash
ing and another for the polishing win
do the work. and the result will well
repay the effort
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-06

The Bennington Banner has been
calling attention 10 the prevalence
IN some sections of the dreaded
species q hawk week called Paint
.rs Brush We would state that
Il has made lis appearance ID this
toWn and III sections where Il VIII
not receive all the attention II
should I. =. pasture lands Two
years since the editor saw the first
q this weed Ia Manchester and TO.
DAY Il can BE- seen IN any number Of
places We have seen Il very thick
Ia laNus right here IN this village
IL the toRn 81 Peru. hundreds Of
acres Of otherwise good meadow
land has become worthless through
It's presence. on II runs the grass oil
out and cattle viii not eat II II is
beautiful 10 look upon Ia field but
IL ia death 10 all other vegetation
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-06

The taxpayers Of the Town ~ Ma
chester. Vermont, are hereby hottie
that the Tax Bill on the Grand List
Of 1871 has been placed la my
hands FOR collection
a discount Of four per cent viii
be allowed on all taxes paid within
ninety days from the date OF this
notice.
Al the expiration Of said ninety
days, all taxes remaining unpaid vii
be placed IN the hands of the Col
lector Of TaSes for collection. as the
Law directs.
Tine expires Sept 18th. 1911.
w. H. ROBERTS,
Town Treasurer.
Manchester Center, VI
June l7th. 1911
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-06
COUNTY COURT.

Bennington County Court has
tten occupied for the past week and
half with the case Of State v. Fred
nuplia who was on trial for the mus
der Of cyrus Moffii who died from
the effects of fight which took
place on the night of the famous
neart0wn dance at Thomas Mears'
The attorneys Ia the case were
States Attorney W j. Meagher aud
Attorney General John q. Sargent
fof the State and T. w. Maloney and
y G Archibald for the defence. The
case has been hard fought one as
all Of the lawyers ar Of the best in
the State and they had 10 gain their
ground Inch by inch The evidence
u the forty-one witnesses who We're
called was finished on Saturday
night last aud on Monday morning
the pleas we're begun. the order
being as follows States Atly w
] Meagher, +. c. Archibald, q. w
Maloney and las, Atty. Gen J. g
sargent These pleas we're not fin
lshed until Tuesday morning aud
after the court had charged the jury
they retired 10 their room to find
their verdict The jury went out AT
0f5 aud they reported that they
had found q verdict al &c The
yerdic, found vas tina, Of not gull
~ and Dnplis II now free.
Wednesday morning was taken
up with divorce cases.
The case o. State Y John Boul.
scr o. stamford. who IS charged |
With attacking hia brother with an
ave and trying 20 kin him, which
VAS 70 BE- begun this afternoon has
been postponed as the prisoner has
not yet arrived The case vii pro.
tAhly bngin today
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-06

The town clerk Of this toWn has
received a communication from Ben
nett a Graves. attorneys at law 10
Bennington. representing the assist
snt judges Of this county. calling on
the town clerk 10 yacate hiarooms
"a The court house III the town Of
Manchester Can Il be possible that.
failing III their endeayors 20 get a
ue@ court house and jail at Ben
ninEton from the voters Of this c0un-
~ an attempt ~ 10 be- made 10
confiscate the property of the resi-.
dents OF the town Of Manchester
Those people who are back Of this
move should PM their energies aud
talents TO better use What spec
isl reason for this action there Is
remains 20 be seen
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-06
Champaign Yacht Clnh House Burn

Tho LAX. Champlain Yacht Club
house ii Burlington. which Friday
evening entertained the Mystic
strineIh. caught fire about so
o'clock Saturday mornlng and prom
Iced 70 b. a mass OF ruins only By
heroic efforts did the firemcu save
ihe doek sud keep the flames from
spreading 20 the mauy yachts which
aree anchored ID The neiehborhood
The flames when first discovered
were ieapinE oul from under the
savcsponia and when the flremen
arrived the club house appeared
doomed only two streams could b.
applied from anything llse near
quarter With a gasoline tank
Somewhere aroand the building
threatening 20 explode At any mo-
snsrt The fifemsn entered and did
saeh effieieni enfE thar ihe wharf
eat SAVED
tbs loss Il estimated al $4,000
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-06

The Rutland X. n. viii run an ex.
cursion throuh Lake Champlain via
Burlington and steamer on Sunday
July sth, 1871, from all stations be-
tween Benninton and Shelburne
Fare 81 so for the round trip. child.
rem so cents. For time Of special
train see small advertising flyers.
i0-2t
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-06

TIE tsWa % Bennington Val d"
the palmer ~ sg6a FROM tbe stale
fora teacher training coafse nbieb
Riii START ia ns2t fall 81 M pfobab.
giitY II ihla town Naa a member u
: aehooi ualon as q, should by rights
IL. We woaid also b. the ssinvr %
5 iise sum. for 4 pouid BE- post
bir - gs, that course ln % Burr a
Burton Seminary The Journal
hopes tbat before another year has
gone By that there viii b. union
formed with Manchester. Dorset aud
Arlington and Sunderland In Il
ought 20 b.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-06

isl@tiun - fkaAnol country lab.
Al the annual me"tlnE ~ the
Ekwanok Country Club an the tth
If JalY the follo@ing We're chosen
Officers for the ensuing year
President. Hon Robert T. Lia-
coin. Vice President. James l.. Tay.
tor. Seq. and Treas. G n CLARK.
CLERK a. r. Martin Board az gov
ernors. Robert r Lincoln. J l. Tay-
TO-. q. n. Thatcher. Clark Burnham.
George oryis. y s isham. RF Nc
Queen. a NJ Reed. Paul Waterman,
j u. Decoursey, ". w Brown. j..
J. Guuiher, " g. Young 4, J Nc
Clure.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-06
Estate Of GeOrge Mason.

Order of Notice Of Allowance Of Acct.
STATE on VERMONT District 81 Man.
chester ~.
nc Probate Court faf He District n uta-
chester
To all persons interested ~ the estate Of
George Mason, lhte VI Manchester IN said
District deceased.
HHrrTTNoi
WHEREAS, said Cont has assigned The
18TH day II JuiS next az teu O'Clock IN tbs
forenoon FOR examining and ALLOWING
the account of ~ j. Convey, Administrator
oi the estate Of said deceased aud fur
decree Of the residue OF said estate to tho
lawful claimants Of the same. aud ordered
that public notice thereof te given Ia all
persons interest OIL tn said estate hy publish
lng TINS order three weeks suercssiEeb pre-
vious 70 the day assigned IA the Manches.
Ter journal hMuWSpnper published al Man
chester Ia said District
THEREFORE,, sou ARE hereby notinrd 20
appear ~ the Probate utlier Ia Manchester.
IA said District on the dny assigned then
and there to contest tho allowance 81 snia
account u you see cause. and to establish
your, rlght rs heirs, logatteA ANA inWful
claimants "a said residue.
given under my hand this nth dny a
June 1911,
d EDWARD GRIFFITH Judge
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-06

q ~ GlAeaord and family Nsv
YptE. Willis q Warren. Peru VI
goha MrDoaAid 80 Adams. Mass
Edward TauhY. nanhy Va. u NC.
lAaKhan East pafnst. VT Geo.
Ge,s. nennlueioa. Nr and Ms 4
e i1aYd hAnicaille, n ~ a
Ellis. Rutlana. Mr. and Nu o.
Perry. Miss Jane caldaell sfhoaec-
iaay \ 81. Geo " Converse seh.
eaocssay X ". n q. Rush soaon.
Mass
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-06

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fht HAs4tff ttaH All atNFf utsfssts laaf tae
trftrf ans Nniu 4 ~ taF few yrars aas
ta FpsssrA iH sN AhgafsfAf faf great fnaAF
fasfs antfpfe EfNNaalssssa "a iafsf disease
ftauttf failinE 81 Fafr vita tsras . reai assHl
tess0anrfd q isa0@HA stis. ~fsHHre hiss qHateb
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ANA faualss sastaess ta iat sfstFtu Hhsa
enet qsgs hatsFaa aaiisfs 'af anT tsse a tAia
90 eeFx ~aua f0f qifrAisrs HHd fssiiflitif. iAts
A4Htest " d. EMNAhA q Ia@ gpisslE M
500 y iirass itif iag
g4ks HAils fbanlsg flatt To- auasti 6.sssGN.