davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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levat at that place. Dr.. Murphy
left this afternoon for Geraldine to
investigate the matter, and. If neces-
sary, to enforce quarantine regula-
lions.
George Campbell, deputy sheriff, ar
rived from Big Sandy last evening
with George w. Nickerson, who had
a hearing before Justice w. A. Raglan.
at Big Sandy, on a charge of grand
larceny and was bound over to the
district court. The defendant has
been employed as bookkeeper in the
MCNAMARA & NARROW store at Big
Sandy, and is accused of having failed
to account for sums of money aggre-
eating about $1,400 that he received
while acting in that capacity.
From Fridays daily.
Jno. E. Gwynn, is in town today
from Iona, on a business visit.
Attorney H. F. Miller left today on
a visit to his former home in North
Dakota.
Jos. Stirling, an old-time resident
of the Teton, is visiting with friends
in this city.
Oscar Kleinpell, of Carter, was re-
ceived at st. Glare hospital today for
medical treatment.
Wanted. two hundred hogs, weigh.
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BY NIXOLA GREEgkY.sMIrH.


PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April 15.-TO hal
health iyinps
Alberta H. kenner of Meadow
offered her own spine FOR SALE highest bidder!
kenner believes doctors
progress OF medical science will almost
version after death OF her spinal cord because of its
and unique qualities. g
For twenyseven aayia
this heroic wife does all her work the
with her husband and daughter
machine, and when called
arabe story OF sacrifice and devotion she had just finished
days ironing!
For helpless from dis
eased spne, Mrs. Kenne said my hassters Cora and
Gladys, victims childhood This left
Gladys who is now twelve, with crippled
Cora, 49, about crutches.
houework
cooks for the family and three boarders Now when
from her recently saying that the
his leg and she also waiting
to do something Poor fellow she lie
here and should hate to see him toa hospital Besides
need the board money! : 80
MY husband is poor; continued "and we have
lust enough money to keep ourselves know that
Gladys and Cora to Philadelphia
doctor who by injecting solution the glands
my deeayed spine has promised that
Phladelph1a and remain
months he will treat them for nothing.
II realize have only precious possession in
word-my spine-and SO have offered for sale 10 the
highest bidder! Doctors standing
delphia admit that mine on record Of
OF loc0motOr aaxia, that $
Of its kind i'm the
Il get testimonials from them from
confined months establish all
But In addition this am willing submit to operation
prove that my spine everything Icam it, suffered
much pain and illness that will shrink ANOTH
Err OPERATION IT, by enduring Gladys
my dear brave helpless little hafsisters, to health"
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HUERTA MUST APOLOGIZE

been involved. Apparently there
was no thought of repatriation for
serious offenses against Anieri-
cans by the Mexican civil and mil
itary officials"
Immediately after the arrest OF
Assistant Paymaster Kopp and his
men az Tampico an orderly from
Admiral Fletcher's flagship at
Vera Cruz was sent ashore in full
uniform for the mail. With thu
official mail sack across. his
shoulder lie was arrested and
locked up and not released until
summary representations had
been made to the authorities. The
Mexican federal officer who made
the arrest was punished only nuui-
inally. 1T is most significant. I"
said Admiral Fletcher in making
his report, that the American or.
derby was picked out" In vii,
son s opinion the most serious on
all was that the official of the
telegraph office in Mexico city
withheld official dispatches from
O'Shaughnessy until they were
sent to a censor and his perslis-
sion given for delivery. O'Shaneh-
messy only got his dispatches, IL
is stated, when he demanded than
emphatically.
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RY JOHN NENINl

WASHINGTON, ID. c., April 10.
PRESIDENT Huerta must not only
apologize for various past offences
but he must promise to be good
i'm the future il he is not to en-
pcrience the consequences, which
may mean armed American inter.
ventiOn I'm Mexico. This is I'm ef-
feet what President Wilson told
the members of the senate and
house foreign committees today.
He insisted that the time for tenn.
porizing had passed. He char
acterized Huerta's attitude as a
series Of studied insults toward
the United States. American ma.
val officers and men have been
arrested in Vera Curz and Tam
pico. Official dispatches to
O'Shaugbnessy have been held up
and only delivered when
O'Sbaughnessy demanded them
directly of Huerta. II Is learned
today from high official source
that the situation is about like
this:
For some time the Mexican
City de factos government indi.
Gated that IL considered Iyere
apologies sufficient In cases where
American rights and dignity have
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d his work was checked up the

office abolished by
records to a cent.
VI of
his-they busy
and keeping the T. r. 4 p proteced1a the city hall.
While Iawsons bosses waiting them
they might have Lawson explain that dynamite
ana that struck by lightning weckng of the spilpe
standppe.
And how IL that with
I'm the city cash
did know pressure
spippe
thousands O
Would Samson, Senberg, Rydrom Campbell
the efficiency OF Lawson efficiency
of Drake In the circuit
Drake would be delighted, no doub
The thing the is
Is the
bursting Of the day street the
other day. possibly have noticed.
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Continuing to testify on cross
examination today, after four
solid days of his own testimony,
Rev. Arthur II. Barnhisel, plain.
tiff in suit for divorce against
Mrs. Olive Barnhisel, cleverly
managed to outwit Attorney
Maurice Langhorne and slip In
testimony favorable to himself In
almost every answer.
Attorney Langhorne checked
over Barnhisel's itemized state.
ment of expenses for the past
four years, in an effortIto show
that the former PASTORS state
ments of his wife's extravaganza,
were erroneous. The attorney
repeatedly tried to corner the
witness and show that the state
ments included items spent for
himself. In almost every answer
the pastor would slip in some
other item, regarding alleged ex-
travagances of his wife, and spoil
the effect of the questions put t.
him.
The court room was crowded
again today. Mrs. Barnhisel, seat
ed beside her lawyer, was sur
rounded by prominent women of
North End society. Aside from
a slight bow and the cool greet
ing of Good morning." when he
entered, Barnhisel paid no atten-
tion to his wife during the SEES.
sion. The pastors cross-examina.
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FAWcETT MAKES ANSWER
April Is.

To the Editor of the Times:
If the of the Branch saloon Olympic
Lotus bar the Oasis saloon the Keystone bar
Peerless the Mecca saloon the Keog
approximately dispensers
geher Pacific Brewing Mailing company and Co
lumba Brewing advocating
Mr. Soever and contributing his campaign fund.- then they
claim, why do look to the saloons for support?
this Showers recently ap-
pointed campaign they
literally this
army of and being paid make
house canvass of this city In his behalf?
Is there reported written between the
cific Brewing Mailing Mr.. which
pledges his elected appointment
baugh Is chief of police?
These questions every has a right
there is still time A. V. FAWCETT.
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SURE, EN- jim

Lawsons "We"-Rydstrom, Samson Campbell Stenberg-
hurting
They him get many rspon
sble jobs
That is pertinent.
tell you might
from Charley Baker
caring the best friend the people of
fought stands here reduced
electric juice Tacoma when
mie company onehalf what had
political defending
his mistakes Rydrom drawing
boosting office the
heard of the fight made against Webster
And then they want to know how the Job
clerk In the federal court
Out with IT, JIM
OF people already official had
turned defauItcr Uncle
q 20
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ton will probably conclude late
this afternoon.
The itemized statements show
ed that the former pastor had
given large sums to charitable or
CARNATIONS, and had charged
them up as household expenses.
They show bills of nearly 81,
900 run in four years in some
OF Tacomas department stores.
Among the items was IS ex-
penditure for a hunting license
The item caused considerable
amusement.
Did your wife hunt?" demand.
ed Langhorne.
mo, she did not, but she liked
to eat the things that | brought
back with me when | went hunt.
ing"
Did you ever bring anything
back?"
The witness laughed heartily
and replied:
We'll, at least, I always got
home again without anybody
bringing me-"
Barnhisel declared that he had
made $4,000 per year, on an
average, since he resigned from
the ministry, but that he was
$4,000 in debt when he was a
pastor, and that he had rapidly
sunk deeper in debt until his
debts on mortgages and business
deals totaled at the present time
over 100000.
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Prizefighter
Dies Of Blows

BILLINGS, Mont, April 49,
Kid Forney, an Indianapolis box.
er, died early this morning fol-
lowing boxing contest last night
with Roy Coquil, In which he was
floored with a right to the jaw
in the seventh of a scheduled IL
round bout. His head struck the
floor with terrific force and con
cussion of the brain resulted
Coquil was arrested pending an
investigation.
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OR WAR!
SMILE, DURN
YOU, SMILE;
IT'S A Joke
ON LAWSON

Commissioner Lawson has
started a political meeting cam.
laign. The first was at Pallles
hall last night. Lawson drove
up in city automobile manned
by city employe and was greet.
ed by tremendous applause" by
the audience. which by actual
count numbered just 3s people.
or the 3S people "a were city
employees in the light and water
department. Many of them EN-.
Urgency men just put ON. The
city records show the most mag.
nificant padding of the payroll IN
the light and water department
just now that has ever been
known.
All of a sudden II has been
discovered there Is a tremendous
amount of work to be done in this
department requiring scores OF
new men.
Thirty-four of them were al
the Lawson meeting. They will
be out again at the meeting TO.
night at the Lawson meeting on
Mckinley avenue.
Fremont Campbell was stan
orator last night. He made nj
attempt to explain how Lawson
has favored Stone-W ebster. He
denounced the Tacoma Times
and other papers that have not
seen fit to boost Lawson or stand
for the Arvid Rydstrom SIS a day
grab for a year under Lawson.
And the "a Lawson employees
of the 3S present simply went
wild with applause.
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Father and Son
in Federal Court

William Anderson, postmaster
at Deep River, Waukiakum coun-
ty, with his son, Einor w. Ander.
son, assistant postmaster, stood
before Judge Cushman this after
noon to plead guilty to the charge
of conspiracy and opening mail
that passed through the office.
They put up $4,000 cash bail for
appearance for trial i'm June.
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sYMPATHY's LETTERS.
Strike
Declared Off

BY unanimous vote taken at a
meeting last night the striking
shelter men of the Tacoma Smell
ter company at Ruston, who walk.
ed out January 2 because OF al,
extra hour added to their work.
ing day, decided to abandon the
strike and return to work.
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Railroader Dead

SAN DIEGO, April 15.-Sir
William White, age 20, of Win.
nipeg. former vice president OF
the Canadian Pacific railroad,
died last night of a complication
of diseases.
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STAATSBURG, N. Y, April Is
The condition of Vincent Aston
i'll with incipient pneumonia al
the home Of his fiancee, Helen
Huntington, is reported slightly
improved.
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NEW YORK, April 15.-Su-
preme Justice Seabury today set
May 6 for the retrial of Police
Lieut.. Becker.
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BIDS FOR THIS WOMAN's SPINE

So far Mrs Kenner has eight her SPINE
which she will sell to the order TO paw the bills
for restoring her hafssters O health - "
The highest of these and comes
medical college, The lowest by
Between these two there
Ihere Is big Offer |
take IT, as is for my entire body and spine
OFFERS for Mrs Kenner's be
addressed to Mrs. Alberta b. Kennel Meadow
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Better telephone Main 1.

Better telephone Main 12
and order the Times to
come to your home regu-
larly. You'll get four high
class novels complete, with
the Times, each month
hereafter. A novel will
start each Monday and
finish each Saturday. No
long waiting. You get a
complete novel each week.
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WILSON FIRM
I'm HIS STAND
WITH MEx|C0!
(BULLETIN.)

HAMPTON ROADS, i51he battleslps ArL..... N.,-
hampshire New Jersey and Vermont gunbost YORKTOWN
badger commanding sailed today An
earlier start coang HAMPSHIRE
any night Tuesday cu.r
put Is expected to Join the torpedo Hotin re.
Admiral Badger had Of Atlantis, fleet
to up anchors 10 o'clock baeshpe New Ter.
sey and Vermont had their supplies
preparations
na'y-yad TO Lynn Haven bay, Old Comfort.
WASHINGTON, d. G., 15-"The next move IL Huer,a.s
officials
the MEXICAN situation should he order the
American would
quickly what to do with the fleet. - "~
Is thought that he might Guantanamo Official
lines and the
house and senate commit eemen today he con-
1.-THE president demon.
siration There will be ample apology
I'VE led to the naval
demonstrations said that the re.i
dent took the only action possible Nothing developed
night have been made
the lives of Americans thing will
be made in accordance with legislative
and executive branches of the yeInment.'
PHILADELPHIA April 15.-The battIeshp Michigan sailed
for Tampco this afternoon.
GALVESTON, April 15-The army i,i-
i'm field at an hours notice
road cars are held In readiness to
leaving of leave
is thought that the battleshp would afternoon
VERA CRUZ April 15-Federal in comu,uni-
cation with Mexico City and Tampco today
American
capital strictly
No has been message which
feea did not consider the American flag insued
refused to salute it,
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sAUERKRAUf AND BEANS.
BY Oh, Henry!

Maggie did not scream. In
stead she belted r. Mont a terrific
left hook on the chin.
Where do you get that old
stuff" she said. 81 am not that
kind of chicken" And she
drove home another uppercut tc
f. Mont's fine patrician features
which began to resemble a mess
of hamburger.
And carefully powdering hei
nose, Miss O'Schmidt steered for
the door, leaving young Gotrox
under the table.
Ito be continued
SYMPATHY'S LETTERS.
Q.-How can ! cure myself OF
biting my fingernails?-X. Y. Y.
A.-Cut off your fingers.
Q.-What is good way to &c
to ttle?-Questioner.
A.-Heavily armed.
Q.--What kind of country
is Chino. r. T.
! A.-Alaska and Siberia are
chilly countries.
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]BAA{a2y%;T
NG2oS & -
NEWS SUPPLEMENT.

(Issued as often as IL comes
out. Free with every copy Of the
Times. All the LATE news.
Everything absolutely incorrect.)
FROM THE FRONT; HE
WANTS TO GO BACK
(By A. Lemon.)
CHOP SUEY, Mex, April 10
With the possibility of war be-
tween Mexico and the United
States, l have suddenly discovered
i am a sick man. l think 1t
would be the best for my health
to be transferred to some other
spot.
The situation here is grvae. In
fact, it is full of graves. And
hate to make my headquarters In
a cemetery. / am even afraid to
take a drink of aguardiente, for
fear they have poisoned it for the
hated "gringo."
Take me away from here at
once, or sooner.
PERSONALS.
If anybody ever throws rocks at
us, we hope that 1t is Governor
Lister.
Professor" Bowlan became
considerably wet yesterday.
Eddie Mitchell is another that
comes from Milwaukee. But not
Wisconsin.
Several staff photographers on
our rival papers had their enthus-
iasm quenched and drenched yes
terday.
Where was Pete Daley yester-
day?
TODAY'S PROBLEM:
Will the Tigers be able to play
game this afternoon?
$1,000 TO WIN.
Remember our great puzzle
contest, which closes May 1. Get
In and try for that $1,000. Tell
why five and five are eleven.
GARDEN HINTS.
In using a hoe, remember that
1t is not an axe.
In planting potatoes be careful
of the eyes. If you put them out
the spuds won't be able to see
where to grow.
POLITICAL GOSSIP.
s. T. Lewis is the human Ques-
ton mark. The only thing he
forgets to ask James c. Drake is
his favorite dish for breakfast.
Fred Pentecost says he will
support Willie Stewart, which is
very nice of Mr.. Pentecost.
While Charlie Atkins admits
there is no strings on him, he
still contends he is a good man
to tie to.
Medill Mccormick spoke last
night. He made nice speech.
Burns Poe wrote this.
E. ID. Hodge is still as garrul-
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POLITICAL GOSSIP.
AW, REWAW!
Nv Tearsanna SObbs

by Iearsanna SODDs.
The Hotel De Gink is no more,
The hoboes have gone and ths
wind whistles shrilly through the
open doors. The Hotel De Gink
Is no more.
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NEW YORK. April i5-The baehip Louisiana deIaye
IL is thought that the battleshp would
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BITTER Grill
.HASN0EFfECT
ON bARNHISEl

"I wife had willing a rational
living there would undoubtedly
happiness
"Most certainly would like children kept together.
that
unity and separation is alena on."
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TODAY'S CLEARINGS.
Clearings ........$ 3O0,756.09
Balances ......... 17,943.80
Transactions ..... 1,076,102.97
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GALVESTON, April 15.-The United dir
sion Is In readiness take the field
the harbor up a
held
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PHILADELPHIA, April 15-The battIeship Michigan
,r Tampico this afternoon.
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She wouldn't respect limitation household goods She
would ahead allowances months begin
charging
$50 expenses
She with Presbyterian church
publicly
diate debs'
business 1012-if
had when things
a clean-up-who l
fixed? We might get
no telling"
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'WAY the PUEBLO
CENTRAL GAMES
were CANCELLED

Frank Bcaman. writing In the
Pueblo Star-Journai for February i:.
rommcntn on the cancellation Of the
Trinidad Central hish school basket
hall game. to have been played In
this city Friday nixht, lie says rrini.
dad cancelled tho date because 0f
the heavy expense of bringing Pueblo
to this city.
The coach of tho local team has
asked the c-N To publish u rorr"e'
tioa Of tho ataF-Journai report.
Coach niaEe of Pueblo would not
play III. Trinidad team and wais-n-
hurs team TWO successive evenings
When the seh~siui. Was arranged II
vas undeFsiho.f' between Pueblo and
rrinidad that both waisenburs and
Trinidst would hc played ~hea Cen
trail mad. their trip south.
When the Trinidad coach talked
Tn the Pueblo roach III. latter said
h~ did mt want his boys Ia exert
themselves by playing two game. In
Que week. caah Sinclair says hs
will GLADLY piay c~nifai and ceni~n.
aiai In ru~hi" '3s successive uixht,
a' shy time,
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Maa Wko Robbed
Local Stores Lodged
II Pueblo .Jai|

In ,h- aires, of l.. e Na,h-..
yesterday sh~snaan by tho rn-h,a
f-oilr~. tho in-si police f-~i sh-s have
the msn s,.iisy of the several bs,ss-
tasSss that hAs. '--sh .sma,iiss-i
h-re this .iss-s. Mathews hiss h--a
.naeshins ~ = friir- rharsri-r far
s~sssAi y~sss. his hs. si~sys sns off
~ith . i;xhs Jsi, s.as-s.s. Tai.
'ia-. hnsrs~r. ih- rnii.- .isi,., shrY
have IN. ssis.ss- that h- ia Tho nsn
wanted foF tho i-srsis,y ~ sh-
jani~'an ssas-. rsfP-n,sg-wss.~r
tloshins 10. isais .osi a'fiya sas n
sahi,s.n !. ~sss.d .os rsss;az .ss
shssh ~ John s~ras
Sft"r aakias sis lees ssai h-s..
Nassrss ssas is t'siePsT Isrr.
~sss- h- ~ss arrested ~ tsa .s,,ig~
"f shss sise and iaasrs in sh- city
jail. .a' Nc sss sssrss Toe suss
spsh sn .snrSErns,. ans the fsiia..
'nr s,ess'sr ,ss issisr s.,ss .sa
'sass s~ura off aas 'ss'ss Hsss'
siss as h- .saass Mathews s~aae
s""@i hIs .'~'sts- ssa ss.siae s-as-
SAs h-ssa from hSrA aa.ii sssa~sAsy
sssn hr Mas ririsa ar bs N. rait,~
In fNa-hia foe sass- aft@ns~ .asnsai,.
'ea ie sAss essss ssa il sss .ass
is0ssei be- sss ~sasss hssv. rss
in-~si essirsss say hr ia sas ns,t
~sa'sd in i'gs'sa. rsivrle rfrss sal
rras;asd. hos ssss ss- s-ssasis;es as
;asns asv. .ssh . se-.iss nf sff<~.
'ses f"s his that they have as.rse.
Il. sts~ Asa fire. hnsss aAa Ia siss
fnr . se~ yssss
u tho rassio ssshorisie. do ses
sarc I" esos~r1ss Mathews. he ~iii
psuhshir ~ hso-rss In r,;sis,s -.
sies'
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tNeas, ssrsssh rsas is as -sss,-.
rail ~ ca offiss. u
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DAxroRD. sAxpElsox & co.

Siri,. MininE sHs ,srisalian ~
sinsers: ninsrrih'ihE Msrriss. rsa
sssu,sions i,"ons seiss's i.as
i'ssiisiss rh-n~ r. iEa u
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CLERK OF uvIe1loA1fuu
c0n1013EC 4 Son OF
A3XA0SAS AE0ACo1

Chester ". Taylor. vao I. hero
s,sh shr congressional ia,e.sixa'sss
scsssr's,se sssSs a in tho capacity NJ
cicsk. il . .,,N at C.nRrcssMsa T. ~.
Tsyiaf 1T ArkAe.e<s Word ~ss &c.
ecivci this mosnIss that Congress.
msn Taylor. . psa,L~f ~ the ,om.
sris's, of MINES AMI miaiss. let,
Ws.hinssoa for Calumet. NicsixaN.
whs.r Nc vas called In wers The
deadlock nj The committee she-r
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csae. Esass Sbsepsa
b Cassi.JasGa;
&j6er Apojesize.

A ro01dS ot ofsus~ ~hlrh ram-
asar h~iaG tragedy o-eassrd al lh-
eossee q c.aar aad conA~sctAi
streets tass sixh'. In which nas a
tho cavalry otfisess of sh- niiisiA
sha cos@sssnAs JnAa ". tNsas of
NsssaAa. played the l~satas roles.
Nr. l:vsas. wko haa arrived IL
the city bat . sAass sla~ ressioasiy.
wss ssjaslss an auto spis os-s tho
doua toSa eiseess Nth ~. lies liz
shear. Ilsr.<sisx IN so,is- . soii-
ssss ssssiaN, oa rsssa ~ sk- sossss
asssinas<. ~" sasss-ssmss siish,s.i
frua sks car sha approached him.
tie hsA jsss h~sas In aasssins lh-
so,Aies resssasss sA~ ssmhrs of nj.
iisisa~a s4siisass IN Trisiasa. etc.
uhsa SAe nas'. superior officer sal.
,npre y? aAa a-ssssara the ssssss.
ess hasasesss
"TAas b ns bastss~s.' DECLARED
CoasFs~0os sSsaA. siishss sss-
stsa. whss A.ksa 10 size hi. ssn~
~ sefss~0 sAs tafae0eiins. IN
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