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Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-28
WEST VIRGINIA "DRYv
MAKES Nine STATES
ON PROHIBITION ROLL
$4,000 Majority for Measure
Was Relatively Largest Vote
Cast in County on Issue.

CHARLESTON.W ". June o.
Statewide prohibition of the liquor
bushes IN West Virginia becomes ef.
fecdye next Tuesdy midnight Tt
brings the total number of states i'm
the prohibition column up TO nine.
With West Virginia added, the list
win be- Georgia. Name, Minnesota.
North Carolina North Dakota. Okla
homa Tennessee, West Virginia
These nine staes of total prohibition
territory plus the local no-license
area make mp 2l32726 square miles
i'm which 45,023.75O persons or nearly
fifty per cent of the country's popula-
tion live according TO the later figures
of the prohibition leaders
The $4,000 majority with which the
people of West Virginia accepted the
dry population was relatively the larg
.est every given by any state tt was
approximately 2 to I for statewide
suppression OF the liquor BUSINESS. IT
was "a surprise even to the prohibition
forces. who were indebted largely to
the determined stand which many of
the large employees took in favor Of
their cause The state has a popula-
ton of j.. 221.119 by the census Of 1910
The mandate of the legislature. em-
bodied in the Yost bill for the en-
forcement fthe new law beginning
July 1st. departs in many respects
from the methods hitherto tried along
this line The chief features center
about the creation Of a Commission
Of Prihibition. whose particular bus
mess lt win be TO see that by next
Tuesday midnight some 1900 liquor
selling places in the state have dis-
posed Of their stocks and that there.
after AN persons shall be punished
by law if they keep liquor for ale.
The new office of Commissioner OF
prohibition automatically falls to State
Tax Commissioner Fred o. Blue OF
Ithis city. who has been spending sew
eral months n preparation for strict
enforcement fthe new lw.
10 save the state the time and ex-
pense of taking violations before tate
courts. he has been urging municipal
ordinance governing the violations
thus permitting the cases 10 be
brought before the local courts.
In an effort TO instruct the people
as TO Che provisions OF the new law
/ Commissioner Blue has also been lee
turing Throughout the state.
"In other states says Mr. Blue
] where prohibition has been adopted
one Of the forces that has had to be
oontended with his been the drul
tore. The Yost law WIN regulate thi.
feature. Druggists may still sell al
cohol only 10 persons not addicted q
It's use upon prescription Of a reputa
bio physician, who has examined The
person and IN detail set forth in th'
prescription the reasons for the ass
OF alcohol The covering bodies o.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-28
Public Continues Highly Uneasy;
Presence Of 1000 Wont
Works, Considered Serious
Menace; Mayor Still in Helena.
Merchants Employed Private
WatChmen to Guard Their
Stores; Inquest Begun, But
Has Been Put Over to July 6.

BUTTE. June 27- Merchants placed
armed guards in their stores tonight
one of the larger stores had watch
men patrolhng the side walks
These steps are nothing mere than
q precautionary measure Ever since
the riots BJue las laborgd under a
tense situation Almost 1000 Indus
tlial Wo.Rcr. az 'to word have come
h-.e siute TIE fi-st ones Uast in the
union They are a distinct menace.
Inquest into the death of Ernest j.
Noy. who was killed in the uoung
Tuesday night was started today Aft
er the testimony of numerous witnes-
ses We're taken, il was continued until
July 6.
Until yesterday when the police
force was increased by II men who
We're on the eligible list no apparent
effort had been made 10 stop the riot
ing by the city authorities Mayor
Duncan stating that it was his opinion
that mere serious troble would be-
averted By not making arrests.
The city outwardly was quiet today.
as it has been since last Tuesday
night when $50 pounds of dynamite
We're exploded in twenty charges i'm
the business center.
The new independent union miners.
which was formed JIM opposition 10
the Western Federation reports t
has signed uD 2.28g members. out of
5000 miners here The first meeting
of the new organization. which has
taken the name of the Butte Mine
Workers Union, win De held Tuesday
night
The faction loyal to Meyer and the
Western Federation announced it had
Obtained office rooms and would be
ready by Monday to resume the work
of reorganiziug the Butte local under
the plan outlined by Meyer on the
night that the Miners Han was dyna
mited Meyer is suu in Helena.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-28
WOMEN PRESS CLAIMS
CLARK EN- NGOURAG ESG
BRYAN TAKES FLIGHT

WASHINGTON June 27-Women
suftragists representing their sisters
i'm thirtyeight states. descended on
the capitol today seeking support
from Congressmen of AN political
faiths
Speaker Clark told them that woman
suffrage was cas- inevitable as the
rising Of tomorrow's sun Vice
President Marshall pressed them to
take more defiant stand Bryan,
waylaid in the capitors corridors. took
refuge in an elevator
Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-28
VILLA CUTS OFF NEWS
one Of His Friends Comes Under Car
rama DisfaVor.

I'll PAsO, June 27-A news embar-
go is established While predictions
were made that villa had started his
troops toward Aguas Calientes, they
were not verified by official or press
dispatches. nor i'm a private telegram
from Villa, received from Zacatecas
under date OF today
Aguirre Benayides. a member Of the
house Of deputies under Madero, was
refused permission today by CaTan-
"a TO visit Tampico 10 engage in a bus
mess connected with oil concessions.
The Incident has occasioned much
speculation Benavides was one OF
Villas advisors during the time VIII
liam Benton and Gustaye Bauch met
death I'm Juarez. He has since held
court positions under villa at Juarez
Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-28
"sPOONINo" REPREHENslsLE
Sunday School Director Tells Girls
To Cut IT.

CHICAGO June o." Spooning" is
crime against womanhood John j.
j. Alexander director told 500 young
women attending the Older Girls Con-
ference of the International Sunday
School Convention.
Pass the word along to girls who
love 10 spoon" that it is the most
degrading thing they can do and one
of the most degrding things they may
permit Make the boy clean-minded
and wholesome by the way you dress
Youns men take girl al her own
valuation
Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-28
HUNTING LEAK
Senators Want to Know How FOREIGN
Relations Business Gets out.

WASHINGTON June 27-surred
to action by the apparent freedom
with which the doings OF the foreign
relations committee i'm connection
with consideration of the Nicaraguan
and Columbian treaties have been pub
hshed from day to day several Sen
ators have agreed on a resolution ask
ing authority 10 subpoena Senators
and newspaper correspondents to an
inquiry to determine how proceedings
of the committee, which are supposed
TO be especially secret get out
Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-28
AsANDoNs TOURING PLANS.

OYSTER BAY June 27-After hear
ing his physicians decree that ne
must take q prolonged rest or incur
the danger of permanent ODD health.
Roosevelt today made plans 10 con
duct the fan Progressive campaign as
Jar as possible from Sycamore Hin.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-28
sEsTs THE DEFIANCE.

OYSTER BAY June 27.-With the
Resolute retired for ten days repairs,
the Vanite and Defiance raced on the
sound again In the lightest Of airs.
The Nanite won
Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-28
cARRANzA IGNORING MEDlAToRs
Beginning 70 Dawn Upon Niagara
Falls That He May Be insincere

Fala NAT ne May be lnslncere
NIAGARA FALLS, June 27-No
word has come TO any OF the media
tors as to Carranzas intentions. skep-
ucism Is manifest. especially as the
news dispatches from Monterey show
that not only are telegraph lines 20
Carranza in excellent condition, but
that he spent the day i'm amusements.
ignoring the anxiety Of the mediators
and delegates for some definite word.
The impression here is that while
his representatives u Washington
with whom the mediators have been
Informally communicative say they
are desirious of bringing about a
meeting Carranza thinks otherwise
The military success Of his troop.
win probably increase his selfconn
dence and independence.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-28
SALEM FRIGHTENED
Another Fire starts From Old gmbsrs.

SALEM. June 27 The city became
excited tonight for a time when a
general alarm was sounded for a fire
which was not subdued until il de-
stroyed two houses and badly dam
aged a third on the edge OF the burned
district
a brisk wind was blowing over the
embers of Thursdays connagrauon
carried sparks over the undamaged
portion Of the residential quarters.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-28
GAVE THEM READING MATTER

GAVE THEM READING MATTER
LONDON, June Suffragettes
tossed several bundles Of their liter
ature into "a carriage occupied by King
George and Queen Mary today. The
King and Queen treated the incident
with good-humored Indifference
Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-28
CYCLONES IN MICHIGAN

DETROIT June 27-Practical-
ly am lower Michigan was swept
by electrical storms and cyclones
today NO fatalities have been
reported. but several were in-
iured and the property damage
was great
Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-28
, . Q . . 8 . . . . .
|, FATALITIES FROM HEAT
, WAVE lN MISSOURI

|, ST. LOUIS, June 27-Ten I
, deaths from excessive heat in the
!, last "a hours and twenty prostra I
, uons. was the record here at mid
I night
B The maximum temperature on
, highest building in the city late
, today was 96 degrees, five de-
b erees lower than the high mark
b of yesterday
Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-28

NEW YORK, june 27
Copper dull Elec
trolyto 1880 silver
5o'
The Jasper news., 1914-12-31

skating naa bq,y 30. iaii, o. uJe sI.sy
among the Dpys. q gowd Of abyui 20
were out ol Fuaiar piarc lat week.
Mr.. John Ne.7S and daughter sen:
90 Lama, and sV,,u Cldsimas t5i,n
raiatiycs and re'urped saturday.
Lemmie Thomas and romin Powell
called on ban and VIII Nlagon Christ
mas day and al went ,kating.
John Wilson and family spent
CArmmas day drhIome folks.
Pleasant yniIeyE Eshool is having q
week vacation a5d are enjoying the
kOlidays.
The rhdstuaa Yge a. Mount CaHucl
vas well ailendodiuud a Gne program
waf given.
ML King and r5li,, Nuuu of the
Mount Carmel Eci.Aboflyod were mar
ficd last week and tncif many friends
wish them % long aud happy life.
The Jasper news., 1914-12-31

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The Jasper news., 1914-12-31
LEBANON.
Miss AuTngA AHM-THoNG.

"Llvci IIe glad that the sky is blue
B'eatB your share
Di sweet pure air
That The New Yeafproyides Tor you.
Once more ~e are standing On the
thresholds. once more Father Time
isiurning ibe page: once more the old
year j. going. and once more the New
Year coming. And we know that ~
iey aad soffea - pleasure and adyer=-
its. " illusion and reality. n duty and
opportunity she will bring 10 us all
. share. and mas lie. tbe Ruler Of tbi,
young year. with all 81 it, rcrcrscs.
prepare ~ Ia meet them as they may
come ~ we would reach out our hands
tp meet our friends or guests. May
she bring many blessing, into the
hearts and homes 81 the Editor nnd MI
the reader, oi the News. both near and
far.
Mis-. Nadine ~tith spent Tuesday at
The clyde -outhwick home.
James Scissor. Jr.. " Monet is visit
ing his grand parents Jas. ~el-of and
wife.
GcD. Cams and wife visited sunday
at the Frank earns home.
Miss Alire lSDVcrs " Carthage and
Mrs. Annie B0wer, u Jasper visited
Mrs. Fannie Ray Friday.
q. +. Norris and vile afc visiting ~
Lamar his week.
Har,c Lee and Uilc entertained a
large number 81 relative, Christmas.
lsDyau Lane Of Piti.burg spent
Christina week with home ioiks.
". -. Lyman and family are visit
ing relatives 80 keencr, Ark. this
week.
one of Harrison WATTS Hor,es vas
to-y sick lAsl week. out ucarc glad "a
Say lhat r. has recovered.
M. Tho. Mercer nnd children are
spending She Christmas nplidays a.
the John Cams home.
w. =. Lane and auily and E"Den
Lane " Piuspurg. kanF.. took dinner
~ the 81. T.. Lane home Sunday.
Bud Vincent. wH0 ips soc past Two
months ig. been visiting relatives at
-urc'#a'.r Tenn. returned goo Jasper
Friday aua vii. .c-uIc vor. 80, Ihc
Gcu. Vincent farm nherc ue Hsd been
employed fo. more lhautao Year,.
iLJ -...y.u; and family called
.f... ..... N1...|s. f...y.... A...H.tH...
The Jasper news., 1914-12-31
BLUE STAR.
Mr.. SlyFTI.g CoISEE

night.
Myrtle COiser visited her mother
Wednesday.
Harrison WATT called Ai the Pen
ningtOn home. saturday evening.
SIR. Mike-ell and sDns spent Tuesday
eSening at W. 4. PenningtOns
Collie Bleyins sent 10 Arkansas
Thursday evening 10 spend the hoIi-
days with friends.
~. fseall anil vife called At Jim
Jleyins' SUNDAY afternoon.
Jake Kaderly sud wife ate sunday
dinner nt clyde stephens.
Mrs. joe Dayfingpf returned SUNDAY
evening from Ksnsas City. where she
has been visiting her daughter Edna
Mansfield.
Helen nnd Els1e Hickman eaiie-i On
Hiyih Cone, Saturday evening.
vcfona lIeckmnn visited several
days last week 18th lIOme folks
Edyth Conc and Enie JObBzpn
sISsDi suDday afternoon with the
Hickman sissefh
!. y. HulJ and ui,c visited CIiss.
An,irJ-p~ and family SUNDAY.
Vera Penningt,n was quite sick s.r,-
eral days klst vr+i,. bu, 4. much better
AZ tlIis writing
:. T.. King and family yisite'i Ssn-
day with his sistag Mrs. Martha HJder.
Hosann Nelson spent Friday evening
with ber SISTER. Kmma King. t,efofe
going to Sedalis i5Ur yisdt 81 several
days with her hrchncr Jamee and fam
iIy. FROM there NE viii 60 to canton,
No. 10 attend the wedding q q cousin.
Sam Kihg and family spent Tuesday
evening ~ F.arl Gafhsr's.
Jake <allerIy AMI wife calIesi at tlsr-
ence Wells Sunday ycycring.
GraudmOthef Hadchy has gone ~
spend the winter vith her daughter.
Nfs. Kelley ana Mfs- 5IecOnnick.
She has been sp.mding the past rev
Hceks a1ih Mr. = J.. Hun
Mrs. oliver anasHSii sadsrly and
son Bcrl spent ;'a.tlday night At 5. r..
IlulI's Ne
Where veal Tltatc Christmas din
ner: Geo. Bpl1 oayd family wth his
mother; be Dayrig.cr and cbildfen at
iAndon Dayringrr D.. ~. T. Coiner and
wife 90 pyde -i-fiens'. J. T.. IiUll.
Jake EaderIy and usiz wives a. ~
On,totrs, hlyt!, Copc, With Mae
woodrow =, r, Ting and family at
Mr.. Nolaou's.
IloD-Dn nikeaGli ~ fredOnia. kans..
and liDyand Ina tiike.ci 81 Kansas
city arrived last seek 10 spend Christ
nas vith thcif ia,hrr.
s crowd of negADur, Weff enter
'a.ncd with mtific 81 tie Stephens
home Fnday night
the teacher and pupils II Blue
wcrc very much amazed 1hursday
morning upon arriving a. the -rhOol
house. They had prepared a tree, all
strung viii pDprofn. and q ramp
slept 10 the school hour "Wednesday
night rnd hcIVra hiunelf uuul the
last biz was eaten. uut all tle same
that did moi stop Tue ptpgram which
vas greatly enjoyed by a number Of
visitor.
The ariter wi,hc, fp thank the pe0-
pie yf Buc ~tas iDf many .ayors rem
dcfcd in getting p 'logcthe' ihc item.
from week 10 week. apa your kindness
along this line ip lhc future will b.
iuuch appreciated hy 90. and By the
editor o.. wcIi
We glsA Use s,16s and all it, readers
. haipy and proe4SroIr year.
The Jasper news., 1914-12-31
Prompt Action Win stop Your Cough

when sou hnt catch u cold 'often ~.
dicatsd by suerZs Or cough. DTsak 10
UP 90 once. The 1863 that ut does 4
matter" often lrads o. serious compiler.
tons Tho remedy ahich Immediately
and easily plnstra'c- the liuing Of the
threat y the Kind demanded. DR..
Kings New III coyery spOthrs the irri
tatiOn, l1O-sns ihs phlegm You feel
better at once ''lt seemed 20 reach
the very spot Of my cough" IL one of
many honest tsstimOnials. zoe. at II.
+. Pitts. Jasper, 30.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-14

fiary most af this SEASON The deli
gsey asd s1ftnsss at This fsaEsl. fairy
lJhr tFtHse 81 feather tfuads makes
.ii particularly desirable safulsatp
sn tisht. nuay stsHsas te"eAs xusaa'
rsvY tlngrter SAd alarhsaaas nuglls
SEES. bat :, ia al.a pressed ieso scr
stsr as suitable ,fimslins aR sfspa
spi u-eA asiass
A ssStshiHk SGT pi underwear. Goa
sissins ~ an uHdsr Ivsatsu, pspsiss
aud a psttis6al ~ fesa ealoF i'azsyr
sisiuw safSsta snakes gps,a sbe saSIas
bvautf ahaaurHvd adorned sks n,uss y
devoid as u 10 ot itllls ana turbSIows
i,s lvsm,lIshsa edges ars hHishsa
uitb ths soft fgiHsu uf thr Hseh col
orsd ostrich tFoHas sbd sls} sar
Hand ut frghea ribbon fesrbuds one
on oarh paetle. var au shs trunl %,
shs ror*ot eorsf aaa taWF at dissfpgt
Intervals aEauhd the bas,eHs ~ tbs
petgisuat, make VT tss raEe sltap,ists5
AZ sesIses ,iHtsd hpsiissp Of ssspc
is shlap egE oa le@so hs-las sisspaa
iia1a f.iiss tor urnamrat soielf apon
a frEsge sf apricot @stFlsh. .hseh bas,
avEs u asoaaa shs hsm. ap Tho fFoa,s
sHa aFouna tho asss aai sleeves A
co1Hpttssh haadaIF sap ~s,h ffiIi at
ostrich fgIsEs and shIsgpa saith rib
bon sIippsrs. feathers aEogti shs tops
isomplotrs this dstnesabia sst
4 be sgsret dream as traeh which
sBoHs shp feather trimming of "a aa,
ssasaE. u wasa b. the gs.taa deans ~
''rhs Lilac noinino. The Hrss pt q
season of opera eoa,iaus ptrspntea hy
AndFsas nippri In SsS Work The
dainty suwu is hpilt Of shsil psnh
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-14

( All si us have met the pe~stniist
With hts dark outlook ON lltc. aud
most men are acquainted with the
icynic. aud his morosc and surf, uar'
easm To our better natures the scn'
timcn,s OF such men arr re'oluns
and We should be justly indignant
wcrc We regarded as being OF their
type.
Ne, how many there are who. aa'
soaseiously. perhaps, practice subtle
sort Of possimlsm, which soon ee'
comes a habi, that is moat difficult Ia
detect,
Have We not scen the man who Is
always acspoadcnt tho one Who u
ever complaining tor whom I,
socms easier to see the cloads with
which tife's horitua is sometimes
over. than to perceive the sunshine
beneath thcm' II IL bs Who so~s
through life sowing the ae.d Vt dis
eontcnt behind him, There ato too
mans ot such persons W IN" ~"''a
too many Tor the welfare OF others,
on ,hs other hand, No has. sd-
mircd the opt,mtst and hts cheerful
yicw OF tt. Il Is no whose sahuenec,
white quiet as the dew which no tusn
hearcsh fall. Is like To the sunlight.
gIsddsuing. Frightening all
{ Wall xn,k, IN. wt., man of old
VIII, said that a merry heart ao.th
good like a medicine. You has. a
friend who's. very prr.anco brighten.
tho~. with whom he comes in eoniae,
us s.,. IN. heat in .yrry,hInr and he
lets .y,ryonc know what h. aces. The
number OF such men can never be too
great.
ma, xui to,p,, IN. habit of acc.
,rv xha, h. xa,,. IN in titc so sh,
no, s., the br,rs, tbtpss and make
lrh..,,nin..u a h.bi,- There il a
hrirb, IA. IN sx.,V M. which il tu.,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-14
LADIES! DARkEh
YOUR GRAY HAIR
tsE GEt>bMA's SAGE TEA Ann
SULPHUR HtCii'E AND va.
iioBy Will KNOW

Tho use OF Sage and sulphur Tor
restoring faded. xrny hair 10 IL nat
afal color dates back 10 9randmoth.
eF's time. She used u TO keep her
hair beautifully dark. glossy and
abundant, Whenever hsr hais fell out
or took on that dull. faded or streak
cd appearance. this simple mixtars
was applied with wonderful eject
Hut brewing at homo II massy and
out Of date. Nowadays. by asking st
any drug store for 90 cent bottle Of
"wyeth's Ssge and Sulphur HAIR
Remedy" you viii got this famous
cid recipe. which can b dspsadsd
upon 10 restore natural color and
beauty 10 the hair. and 10 spisndid for
dandrnr. dfy. fevorish. itchy scalp
and falling hair.
a VOL known downtown dsusgist
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-14
OUR WEEKLY SERMON
"Cheerfulness'
n, Rey, oEoeGs A. AVERY. Pastor, NJ ,ak, oh"rch,

sunshiue. aud Its lresh air which
are so free to all seed time ASH haf'
yrst. summer aud wlntvr. oAeh DAY
with TIA possibilities and each alsh,
with It's rrftoshlng and rs'lNins ai""p'
life itself. aud hope and love All OF
this W. havs. and much more Dot
tho vision oi the wonder Of I, all, aud
SEQ
How beautiful It Is to hS alisr'
To waSo each Morn az " The
Makers staee
pid ua atrrsh ttom nuthlnsuvas de-
rive.
rha, ~s nigh, say ho~ hspIp is
our ease.
How beautiful It Ia 10 b- alive
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-14

satin aud iulls IN, ..,
.',', s'".. between r,sa, Dasca. '',A -. .
,'n'' ''u''sa Jacket. ts II ,,,,. s'a
hn''ohs az the front spa !. y
aas' & - ha''sed ~I'h IA, liz, ''s ~
'ar' which extends ffum .ho..,. WV 'o''
shoulder IN the scar. shs,. s,' ,s' to
ats" aa outstanding a,sdl,sl ,ss' 80
III. feather ttingr n' e'
IN" little JACKIE, s,,,,,.
10" hips, ahssr u end, !, ~'"'
an'aA. aad Tie Transparent ,,,. .'s'S''
""s net ATE hnlshsd sof,b 80 y
hands ~I,h the samr ,yis., Ne
M a,'' y an a"atr .cest .sse,.,'' -
p'a'iSa SHalr If tho ssla s''s y.s
'so '"'' noa1srs nf rls aI,' ~ -, 'als
@"h "''''sb ffIasr us, ,A.,' 'ss's
ehAtns 'ee'' Ai'r
Appf"i'''s Of rhos.aaa t,,A,..
~" "'hd"~ ot an ssria,t,s n. y
.Aae L DISPLAYED 4 sasn as.l.ss, I,ss''' !,
'" Ah"~a stage crirt,,,, 80
w. ~, ''' "''s'hAi and s'ss,liss ,su.,''.
'h's particular rsoek coast,
s"'' ~hi'e hiossr 50, rAts, ,n.
"S'n"'v il''ir E"uad ,ara.o,,, .1s .'',,.'
aaa ''"a'"i sAift r., ds,t .,,,
a''' s"'ss "hirh baItass IN, ~.
"''' pSs'' ss''"as s,sh 90 q. ~
h'"''sT IN ~s,remstF sho,,,.,..,., ~ s'
Test E''apa IT tho sets. 80, y
s*hs'F ''ss "'ps sara sAsulsr,
An ohsiaas steal fr.n a.
'"'h and David ros,~,a.t.., -
ahrS'ea hf all 'hr snail 10, ,.s. - -
SEASON. q teeth pfpmi.sa - .s'
'"a's'"as sbis aos giqa.s, .,nsN....
:" Hs sFe~haag ~sasrs
Rsalia u isay ~ mash -.
aFS ~eAFihs this year IAa, so..,.
"hss they asn Ha, aeasiss I. 49,,
r"taa '"s''e slmpiy sus ia ,.., !.
'aa'r than aop pas os /, ,s. -,
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