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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-26

admit that. Borden was a man OF
genius: He had dragged his abilities
into the mud, however Long since
his old literary brilliancy had become
dimmed. He was now mere penny
a-liner, and that with little reliable
work to do.
you see" proceeded Bellew, 1--WE
got in with Tresham set. They are
social leaders and really of a high up
sort. Among them is Mrs. Tresham
and her daughter, EHda. The girl is
heiress to an Independent fortune.
She is smart, bright and cultured.
Art, science, literature are her.
fads. There is a struggling young
artist named Alden Hope who has
interested her. That was my cue.
Pm going to pose as author and poet,
see? You are to furnish the goods, l
the money. Here is a first install
ment"
Roy Borden went to his poor room
with a sneer upon his lips. 1t was one
of contempt for himself. Once he
had known the thrill of honorable
ambition. How he had refrigerated.
Strong drink and Incidence had land
ed him sheer at the bottom of the
ladder A momentary impulse sway
ed him to do the work just assigned
him, save the money received, give
I'D the drink and start afresh in some
new community. Within twenty-four
hours, however, the old temptation
overcame him. Borden began one of
his long bouts of dissipation and hired
cheaply an INSCRIPTIONS scribble to
do the work he had engaged to do.
Duke Bellew, schemer and adven-
turer, proceeded on his campaign.
He was a polished man in appear
ance, a tasteful dresser and had the
attractive smattering of the knowl-
edge of a shrewd man of the world.
He made large claims of valuable
western investments and alluded
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-26
THE PRETENDER

Copyright by w. G. Chapman.)
"She is very pretty
Everybody says that"
- ''And-rich."
Which is the main magnet, as
sumo, from what know of the pres
ent state of your finances"
you hit the nail on the head ex-
actIy," acknowledged Duke Bellew,
but there. will be no lack of capital
izing your end of the proposition if
you are willing to sell me the use of
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1914-06-05
Social Events.

A joint shower was given by the
members of the S. S. S. Club to Miss
Emily Walton who will be married to
Mr.. Chester Holloway on the evening
of Thursday June the eleventh and
Miss Gladys Gibbs whose marriage
to Mr.. Herbert Warwick will take
place June the ninth. Both cere-
monies will be performed in the
Mothidist Church.
The shower was given at Birdwoo6
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. W. T
Williams. Tangled webs we're start
ed in opposite direction from the
porch of the home which wound oyel
the entire lawn at intervals, handker
chiefs we're tied to the web and the emf
was large birds nest which concealed
humorous accessories dear to th
hearts of June brides.
| An elaborate luncheon was serve,
on the lawn. The guests were Mrs
Hoke, OF Richmond, Misse
Mildred Borden, Of Toms Brook
Gladys Gibbs, Emily Walton, Eliza
beth Newton, Mabel Walton, Ann
Winfield Clover, Rae Albert, Lul
Magruder, Mary and Florence BIar
chard, Willie Joe Tompkins, Gel
ltru6e and Cary Funkhouser, Rebecc
Paxton, Mary Newman, Louise Gibb
Gertrude Pence, Anna Williams, an
Mrs. Walter Wunder.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1914-06-05
Scion Filtzmoyer Dead.

Scion FiltzmOyer, a wealthy
farmer, died suddenly OF heart failure
Saturday morning at his home, two
miles west of Mt. Jackson. He was
born sixty years ago in the house
in which he died, and spent his entire
life on the farm.
Mr.. Filtzmoyer was the youngest of
the ten children of John and Mary
Filtzmoyer, all now deceased. A Pc
culiar fact is that nine of those chill
dren died of heart failure. The other,
a son was drowned while bathing in a
creek near Mount Jackson.
Five of the children were married
but only two, both daughters, have
heirs, therefore the name of Filtz-
meyer goes out with the death of Mr..
Filtzmoyer. There is but one other
person by this name in this section,
Homer Filtzmoyer, cousin, who
lives near Mount Jackson. He Was
director of the Peoples Bank al
Mount Jackson and was a man whose
word was as good as his bond. He
was good neighbor and noted for
his charita BILE deeds.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1914-06-05
THE NEW TRAIN.

The B. & y. Railroad has put on {
new train, well equipped to run from
Lexington to Baltimore. It will prove
convenience to people living on the
line of the B. & 0. Road, but an in'
convenience to those living on the
Southern road between Strasbure
Junction aud Harrisonburg.
The bulk of the mail both from the
North and the South under the old
| arrangement reached Woodstock at {
A. M. By the present schedule it is
delayed to II A. M. and l P. M.
BY the old schedules We could GO
to Winchester by the morning train,
have several hours for business and
return by the noon train. Now we
can reach Winchester about the same
time but cannot return until the late
night train.
Persons living on the B. & o. be-
tween Washington and Strasburg
Junction cannot reach points, be-
tween Strasburg and Harrisonburg
until the later night train picks them
up at Strasburg Junction where they
must remain from about 2 O'Clock I'M
til s p. m.
These are some of the advant-
ages (?) of this new schedule. Give
US the old schedule, or the corpora
tion commission will be called upon
to take the matter in hand.
We do not object to the B. g. O.
running as many trains as they
please, but we do object to being put
10 such serious inconvenience.
If the automobile line which is now
in operation between Winchester and
Strasburg should be extended to
Woodstock, it would prove a great
accommodation to the public.
Winchester has had some trade
from this section of the valley, but
with the present schedule that trade
would be driven elsewhere.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1914-06-05
Miss LauCk Wins Prize.

The prize of five dollars in gold
which was offered to the member Of
the Woodstock Choral Society was
awarded to Miss Grace Lauck. The
requirements were that the pupil be
of school age not having had any
previous training in sight reading
and singing who would make the
greatest progress in the allotted time
Four Young ladies we're in the ad
vance and it was hard matter to
decide to whom it was to be given
Miss Lauck made one point above the
others ID the class and was awarded
the prize.
The Society was pie asure to the
director and the hearty cooperation
he received was deeply appreciated
1t is hoped that the society will be a
permanent organizati on. The alb
sence of Choral Society and nc
music in puplic schools is deprivinf
the public of advantages that mosl
other up to date communities enjoy.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1914-06-05
Massanutten Academy.

The Board OF Trustees met at Tie
Academy on Tuesday OF this week te
consider important business.
| The report of President Benchof1
showed that 105 students had been en-
rolled during the year, 81 of whom
had been boarding students, repre-.
senting IL states and three foreign
icountries. The increase in number OF
students was very gratifying, and in
dictated even larger attendance for
the next term. Prof. c. o. Gibson
was reelected for the coming term as
been highly satisfactory. The other
positions are about filled-announce-
ment of which will come later.
In the reorganization of the board
several new trustees were elected to
membership. Rev. +. M. Gluck, OF
artinsburg, w. Va, Rev. B. K.
Hay, of Mt. Jackson, Va, and Mr.
Walter c. Switzer, of Harrisonburg
The new board organized by electing
the Rev. N Fl. Skyles President, Rev.
Gluck vice-President, Rev. T. K.
Cromer, Secretary. and DR.. J. B.
Rush Treasurer.
The most important item of new
business was the consideration of
plans for the proposed new dining
hall and administration building
Tentative plans in outline were adop-
ted-a building committee was ap.
pointed with full powers to adopt
specifications and proceed with the
erection of the building. The COM
mittee is Rsv. A. M Gluck, DR.. j. B
Rush, Mr.. B F. Borden, Mr.. VIM
G Lantz, and Mr.. Walter Switzer,
with Prof. Benchoff as ex-officio a
member. The committee organized
and has started the matter of sacur-
ing specifications.
The new building will be in the form
OF a wing to Riddleberger fall
larger than same-including basement
for steam laundry and storage, dining
hall for $50 students, with kitchen an
nex-study hall on and floor with side
recitation rooms, and dormitory space
on third floor to accommodate 20
additional Junior students-with
sever al rooms set aside for an In
firmary-all of which will connect
properly with Riddleberger Hall,
which building will be reserved for
the home of the President and family.
When completed it will be the finest
dining room of any prep school in
the State
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1914-06-05
NO DISCOMFORT FROM
DODSON'S LIVER TONE
Violent Purgatives Need No
Longer Be Used For Consti-
patton, So Why Run Risks
Of Their Disa greeable
After-FhectS


To overcome constipation and slug
gish liver pleasantly, easily and safe
ly, Dodson's Liver Tone is guaranteed
by Walton & Smoot, who will cheer
| fully refund purchase price (50c J at
once if you are not entirely satisfied
with it.
Dodson's Liver Tone is made to
take the place of calomel and other
strong purgatives. 1t has none of
the disagreeable and often dangerous
after-effects of calomel, which is in
fact poison, a mineral, form of
deadly mercury.
Dodson's Liver Tone is strictly
vegetable liquid, containing nothing
harmful 1t not only leaves no bad
effects, but works easily and naturally,
without pain or grippe and without in
terfering at all with your regular
habits, diet or occupation. A trial
may benefit you greatly, why not
see about it today adv
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1914-06-05
Wedding Not Postponed.

The sudden illness of Mr.. Herbert
Claiborne Warwick. whose wedding
to Miss Gladys Virginia Gibbs at the
Methodist Church, June 9th has been
announced, caused much apprehension
among the friends of the contracting
parties.
However as Mr.. Warwick is conva-
lescing at st. Vincent's Hospital in
Norfolk, and his condition is so much
improved, there will be no postpone
ment of the wedding because OF his
illness.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1914-06-05
B. +. Myers Dead.

Mr.. B. F. Myers died at his home
in Edinburg last Sunday.
lie had been a prominent merchant
of that place Tor number of years
He was a member of the Methodist
E. Church, South.
He was not only an active business
man, but he was an active member O!
the anti-saloon league with which
organization he had been connected
for some years.
He was in the Goth year of his age.
Surviving him are his widow and son
Mr.. Arch Myers.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1914-06-05
Our Water SUNNY.

AT present, our water supply is
abundant. Both reservoirs are said
to be full and running over. The
town authorities we are informed are
making arrangement to run the water
from the slate spring into the lower
reservoir. This will add materially
to the amount of water. With this adj
ditional supply. and with the exercise
OF economy during several months,
In the year, we will probably have a
necessary supply.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1914-06-05
Garnett S. kerIin Dead.

Mr.. Garnett S. Kerlin a prom inent
farmer of this county died at his
home west of Forestville, last Mon
day, in the 52d year of his age. He
was son of the late Thomas Kerlin.
Surviving him are his mother, who
was Miss Sarah Riddell, his widow
and six children. His funeral took
place last Wednesday morning.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1914-06-05

The large five story frame building
of the Old Dominion Academy at
Reliance, Warren county, log ether
with its contents, was burned Mon
day, causing loss of 100000 The
United Brethren Church, several
dormitories and store caught fire,
but were saved
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1914-06-05
For Sale.

On court dav, June Sth, will sell at
my Livery and Sale Stables:
| all purpose mare years old with
colt by her side.
l two seated Dayton wagon, has
been used some.
3 new rubber tired buggies and
that have been used only short
time.
2 sets heavy double harness and
sets single harness.
extra good collars.
JOHN BEMIS,
June 1t Proprietor.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1914-06-05
sHENANpOAr VALLEY LOAN AND
TRUST COMPANY.
WOODSTOCK. VIRGINIA.

Ioney loaned at 6 per cent. on real
state or good collateral security.
Savings deposits received in sums Of
u 90 or over, and interest allowed on
Iame.
gFor particulars address the Com
pany at it's home office, or call on J..
w. Eberly, Strasburg /; G. W. Win
lie, Edinburg F. S. Pennybacker,
Mt. Jasxson or S. R. Hoover, New
Market Va.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1914-06-05
Memorial Day.

Memorial Day will be observed in
Woodstock, Saturday evening, sixth
OF June, at SIXTH rty o'clock. After
meeting at Confederate Hall there will
be short program and the 6ecorat-
ing of graves in the cemeteries.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1914-06-05
4 Card of Thanks.

l desire to return my sincere thanks
to the ladies and gentlemen, of my
church and to the neighbors and
friends who kindly assisted me in the
sickness and after the death of nv
wife. Respectfully,
WILLIAM HENSEN
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1914-06-05
Church Notes.

Rev. N. H. Styles, will conduct
worship at 1920 O'Clock, a. m.
Rev. A. D. Gnagey, D. D., of Ash
land, Ohio, will preach at Maurer
town, on next Sunday, at HOO A. M
and 500 p. M.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1914-06-05

Two GOOD SHENANDOAH COUNTY
FARMS for sale at right pii ices to
quick buyers. Terms to suit pur-
chasers Brumback & Allen, Real
Estate Agents, Woodstock, Va
June 5-3t
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1914-06-05
Lost.

A green silk parasol, either in Bow
mans store, the Post Office or Massa
nutten Cemetery.
Reward will be given if returned to
Miss Nan Williams
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1914-06-05
Fair Meeting.

Stockholders and others interested
in having big fair in Shenandoah
County this fall are specially request.
ed to meet in the old Clerks Office.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1914-06-05
Trinity Sunday

At the morning service at the Luth
eran Church the Lords Supper viii
be administered both to the new ant
former members. Service at p. m
s Sunday school $50. A cordial In
vitation to all.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-10
Warid1en til
Dalhineton.

Sen Scr paa ca. 1000 Irbeios-
leie, iom for nogle Sage iioen till
traoote lin bebuoeOe Maricb til Ben
rationale SopeoItao for at ~forlange,
ct a~ongresien ifal Jorge for, at Ser
flares 2anoetS arbeiOsleie Sfarer
slnleoning til Scifieftigelie, bar al
lereoe bapt flere Iiplige SplepelIer.
s Saflanb bapoe "Irmeen" ct al
porligt Sammeniteo meo en- EoIiti-
itprfe paa $50 Iano, lom efter en-
bGftig Scamp % en- ilittig @rue al
fine apller breu Dem paa Sluet /
&etning al 2~an0sbpen &ifmono.
Ser lit Sc en- lienenbe BARN WoSta.
seIie % maaite fortirtte SIusten.
Taa andre Steoer bar Sen imio-
lertio iaaet en- beore Meofart, ioet
Mpnbigbcoerue / Here al oe &omnrl-
ner % Counter, buorisiennem
Warldrilten par lagt, er blet enige
ON at bebanbIe Dem paa beoite Wtaa.
Sc % oereiter iege at blipe fuit Dem
hurtigt mtlia.
Contra GaIta Gountp foltebe
set iaaIeoes $709.50 iorat faa
ienot "arm6en" meo Sernbanen til
@cnicia / SpIona Gou1tp. @enicia
trai itrar Sfriot iii at faa ben trans.
porteret pioere til DaIo % Sacra-
mento Counter.
: Goutra Gotta Gounip blep "Ir.
mtcn" pitt ben ~itcrite 8iGItiribeo,
ioet ser paa Gountpets @efoitning
bleu uobelt iii Dem 5000 @reo, 6
Srciierbinger &ieb, 80 SGffe 80.
tctcr. en &%ognIaoning Siit iamt Saf.
ic, Che % &is / SunorebepunSspis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-10
ufreo / 8railten.

ct Telegram fra Suenos Iires,
Soloitaoen / Naborepublifen Ireen-
tina, braote oen Ste bs. BEN operra-
ifenoe gfterretring, at en- temmelig
itprft iorgrenet SprersbepG9elie er
fomnlct til ltbbrllo / @raiiIien.
Taa 8rlnb al at Der al Gegie.
ringen sues en- meget itrGng Geliur
meo ale Gfterretninger, iom iioen
llroligbeberne tog lin @egpnoelie
aiienoes berfra, bar l1benperbenert
intet pibit ON De repolution9re Sil-
iianbe, iom / l9ngere Sio anta9eS
at bape lllmet / graiilien, og ielp
MI bier BET Jig poerit panifeligt at
iaa rtogen n9rmere rebe paa Sitlia.
tionen.
8 IabcrepltbIifen argentina bar
ser imiblertib / nogen Sib gaaet
Npgter ON, at en- repolutionPr Be-
p9geIie bar igarg / be braiilianife
Stater Ternambuco, geara og go
ia, og at flere alporlige Sammen,
Itco meIlem be lofale og be f%eoerale
Striosfr9iter ifuloe bape funoet
Steb.
Situotionen / Sc forifieniee Stas
ter iiges lenere at babe forp9rret
Jig, iIrr i Geara.
ct ierere Telegram afienot Or
refte fra SEN braiilianife Sopeoitao,
Tio Saneiro, melber, at Heeierin-
aen bar erflGrct @perne Gio So
metro, Nictberop og Fetropolts /
@eleiringstilitonb.
Wten better life Bette Telegram
gioer nogen n9rmere Splpsninger
ON aariagen til llroli9heoerne.
Gen braiilianife Imbasiaosr /
@oi6ington bar mrhtoget ct fort
telegram fra i'm Gegiering meo
EauIrg ON at anmobe Sc berpPren-
Sc 0c%gationer % &onIllater on
life at fele nogen ltro oper eaer
fpite togen oio til Hpeter". Wen
better life oette officiele Telegram
giper nogen nGrmere SpIpsnins.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-10
Qarets Stuoenterleire.

Sra @oi6ington nleloes, at CIR
meoepartemcrtet MI bar beltemt
Stebet for DC forifjeai8e Seiriam-
linger for llniueriitets- % College
itlocnter, lom paa SorbunOsregle-
iingens 9efpitning eniter at nptte
iile Sommerferier til at ifafie Jig
liot miIitGr llobonnelie .
2eiriamlingen for ben centrale
Gel al 2anbet ifal bolOes peo Suo-
ington, Wif., for ben peitIige peo
Mfonterep, Sal, for ben noroeItlige
pco burlington, Sermont, og for
Sen ipopitlige peo Iibepiae, g. s.
Gn ienlte 2eiriamllng fommer
muIigens til at bIi bolot / Smesnen
al Spofone, @aib. - 2etriamIin-
gerne ifal boloeS fra CITE SilIt til
zoe Nualiit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-10
Sv mee 1%nopaaner.

Sra Silper Gitn, Nep Ierico,
bcrcttes Sen ste Marts: Gen en-.
gang iaa blonlitrenNe On Splpanitc
har mi blot Ell eneite SnOroaner.
@nen iprang op iom irenltrpIlet al
S,orben Tor nogle iaa Iar iioer,, ga
set rpatcNcS at Sc onlliggenoe anau-
Ter % &sioer rar iaa riae paa
Cub, at Set ifinncSe lang &ei al
set. % sen peoblep at blomitre /
Here MaaneSer, inbtil set enoeIig
aif % Tor Sc tiliiremmenbe Sfarer
al @uINiegere % SeetuIartcr, at
ser belle rar @limn1er o. life @uIo.
: SpIpanite iiaar Der enoml
igien mango neutrality-suspicious.
oeriblanbt ct HoithMs uoen Eoit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-10
bcrrcn til Svnd, Uoners

SaaIcoc3 bc0cr en- IN 6ortTIIinh
tom ON fort (io bcqpnocr ! geo
@rncn". Get cr en- al &. u. How.
lambs melt iun1iIenOe % mocrboI.
Scn0c 6orirIIirgcr, oQ ri onbcialcr
pore 2ricrc at icI0c mc0 + ocn ira
@egpnoeIIen al. Nomancn beOcr,
iom nrUnt ~Ncrren I'll Vun6 Iom.
crS", men Ben funOc Ii9e iad Go0t
hare opret foIot "Marp Stcrlina@
@iltoric". ior 0en enc al Dem cr li9c
lan mcget Nopcbpcrion ion1 Sen an
Den.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-10

pnr blct nsnt I'll al i~ortrGffc % eli
Mano iat / bans Stco, Tom boubc
hopbc Gpgti9beO % NniecIic NOT I'll
at flare Sitloiioncn, "a iou funoe
tilircoaiiiQct &c moroIife aroo, ionl
sc Gorcnc0c Stoicr itiIcbc.
Wr. Moore barber, at american.
lie @oracrc cr bcreiti8ct I'll i'm Ne
Qicrina3 @cifpticIic, bpor DC 'oa
irroca / @crocn; men Rcaierin9cns
lPcrico Volitif bar life uoct nogcn
ioaoon @cifuttclic; Ncrior cr ocn
ioricilct. Mc0 @cuipn iii omcri-
tanit ,<ntcrpcntion / Ntcrico, iao cr
N(r. N}oorc li1eion mc9ct ocrimoo
iom Nilion, men ban or rG6 for,
at Ben QoIitlf iom Nrrii0cntcn bar
ilanct iuo pao, netop pil ierc til, al
,Eutcrucntion blir mun0gaacIi9.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-10
KpinNrla0rn.
S~ortirtteIic ira She /.

NNN'NN'N''N -" SAW /.
ire andre 5uoitatcr. ncmlio MiS.
'i2liyvL %ouiiaua "a (craa. ole
it1mic imoo. al set ituI0c lr00cS
Yea NuI0cn.
Get cncltc Al &c voIitiitc BARTER.
iou res ijoijt NrUiiocutpol0 optog
tvin0clil Stcmmcret pna III %aIa-
pro9ranL por oet me, progressive
Nartl r. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sc@.
uo1tct bIep. ionl man piI haze icet,
Sicmmcrctaio9eu i~tsttct al iomtliac
HepnbIltaucrc / Scuatet. Scmo-
trateruc iioo 0crimoo ipIitteSe, mil
let cu0oR por SiIirINet meo sc 10
Scnuiorer ira Nrpiiocut @iIioua
c8cn Stnt Atcm Seriep iSct Ell item.
ie ior "a Den oloeu imob SenIUg-
gelieu.
Meu, itient oIiiaa %oteringer,
iaitiloar, al @runolop@ioriIaact piI
'oa oct nebpen0ige Stcmmeilcrtal
Senotct. uaor Ben ~iornlelle Niiien.
ming iin6cr Steb, or Scr boa, ION
ccenior untpoet. paa @runo al nc.
prGientantbuietS &oIhniug. niger
lloiigt iii. at set bill naa Ipugert
rem iaar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-10
Aornrio5politihrn.

Eruii0ent billions ll0curia2poli.
iii har oiterc pPrct ltcrft tritilerct
ira Here @olo. &iUr bar octtc pG
ret Siliul0ct mcO NrUiiocltcna
@olbning o%perior Situotloncn /
Merico, Sans 9fUatclie al at on-
erficn0c Nucrta. uocu iamtioig at
iorcto0c uoact p~oiitipt bporpco 6rcN
% Crocu "a ct itnbiIt Sturc tutoe
pprctte@ al noQcu au0cn, or lorncm.
mcliQ Set iuarc Nlmft. iom Nn9rc-
bcnc bar pUrct rcttci imo0.
Ger cr / oi@ic Sage blct lo3t
cu0 i~tcrtcre Gitcrtrnf pnn 0iaIc Nh
fer 0crpco, at &ohn &a@ictt Moore,
&nao9iucr / Stataocportcmcutct ~
Ell oncrticnot Nutoritct / uoenIono.
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