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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-18
Nebraska
SEE MORE SCHOOL POLITICS
Friends of Miss Lsthrop Think
Action of Thomas to Remove
Possible Opponent.
PROPOSED FOR SUPERINTENDENT
CFrom a staff Correspondent

(From starr Correspondent
LINCOLN. Oct. l7.-(Special. )-Friends
OF Miss Edith A. Lathrop. who was
elected to faculty position in the
Chadron state normal school by the
normal board this week, see in the action
a move on the part OF tSate Superin-
tendent Thomas a move to dispose OF
possible opponent in the 1916 election.
Miss aLthrop's name has been proposed
for democratic candidate for state SUI
perintendent.
She has not decided yet to accept the
new position. which pays St.4s6, in COM
parison with her resent salary Of
$500. Miss Lathrop has given partic-
ular attention to ural school problems
and nder former State Superintendent
Delzell was supervisor of rural educa-
ton. Superintendent Thomas turned that
department over TO A. V. Teed when he
went nto offlc, and made Miss aLthrop
a general office assistant.
State Engineer George Il. Johnson, who
formerly did his blue print work in the
sun on the south side of the capitol
building, has asked, since his removal
by the board of control to the north side
Of the building, that the Board of Irrign-
ton allow him several hundred dollars
for an electric printing apparatus.
Complaint charging Edwin S. Gum Of
Lincoln, agent Of the Gum Seed COM
pany. with selling "Germozone," live
stock remedy manufactured in Omaha
without first having It registered with
the state food commission, has been filed
with a local justice of the peace by e. c.
Kemble, state food inspector. The regis
tration law applying to stock remedies
was passed by the 1915 Legislature.
The Fremont Gas company has re-
mitted to Secretary of State Pool $3.50 for
delinquent corporatio ntax and penalties
Tor the last five years. During the first
fifteen days of October the secretary COL
lected tb,247.61 arrearages. Of which $3.50 rs
was for penalties.
Commissioners Kennedy and Holcomb
OF the Board of Control returned Satur-
day from Kearney, where they located
the site OF the new boiler room and laun-
dry of the tuberculosis hospital. and ar
ranged for placing a septic tank for
sewerage disposal on adjacent land. They
also visited the Grand Island Soldiers
home
A H,64S,0OO issue OF refunding bonds of
the Northwestern railroad has been ap-
proved by the State Railway commission.
The complaint of F1nchville, Neb.. on
the Union Pacific, for better trackage
and station facilities has been advanced
for hearing before the State Railway
commission on october 22
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-18
Nebraska
LINCOLN WILL BE
BLOWN UP IN PLAY
Aircraft in Mimic War Will Destroy
II and State Capitol and Cut
Off City from Omaha.
PHIL HALL GIVES THE ORDER
From a staff Correspondent.l

CFrom a Staff Correspondent
LINCOLN. Oct. I7.--(Special. THE raii-
road lines entering LINCOLN will be blown
up next week. the capitol destroyed by
bombs from a hostile aircraft and the
town with its Qualifications will be pho
tographed from an enemy aeroplane. This
is the task that Adjutant General Phil
Hall has set for Captain Mcmillan Of the
National Guard aero squad to qualify
for his new appointment as chief Of
aviation.
Must Blow Up Track.
AS soon as the weather is favorable
next week Captain Mcmillan will com
mencs his flights from the fairgrounds,
representing an aviator ordered on a re-
connaissance OF Lincoln, reported occu-
pied by the enemy. He must blow up the
railroad track with flour bombs to cut
off the supply of foodstuffs from Omaha.
Captain Mcmillan will take photographs
of the city from his plane.
Order to McMillnn.
The problem assigned to Captain Nc
MILAN Is as follows:
Brigadier General "a" In command of
First Nebraska brigade, composed of two
regiments of infantry, one battery Of field
artillery, signal corps company, tnclud-
ing radio sections. field hospital and aero
company, have been ordered to advance
on Lincoln
Reliable information has been received
that the city Is occupied by the enemy,
IL formerly being used as the capitol of
the territory Information has also been
received that large supply Of foodstufss
is being shipped from Omaha.
Brigadier General "a has intrenched
the two regiments of infantry at the
state fair grounds. The signal corps has
been stationed at Belmont The artillery
Is intrenched to the east of Belmont In
a group of hills.
Brtgadier General "A" has ordered Cap
tain "B'' of the aoro company to make a
flight over the city and, II possible, take
photographs that will enable the general
to take further action. Captain "B" Is
also ordered, II possible, to destroy the
state buildings and to destroy the rail-
road lines coming into the city from The
northeast
CORPS has received a wireless message TO
the effect that the remainder Of the divis-
ion is at Wahoo advancing toward Lincoln
to reinforce General "A.
General "a desires to gain all fnforma-
ton possible as to the size of the city,
the number of buildings that might be
used as storehouses, garrtsons and ARISEN
ais in order TO control the artillery fire.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-18
Department Order.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 1s.-Cspeclai Tele-
gram. )-civil service examination will be
held on November 3 for rural letter car
riers at Arapahoe. Neb.
The Postoffice department has accepted
the proposal Of T. T. Varney 70 lease
quarters for the postoffice at Ansley.
Neb.. located on the south side Of Main
street between Edmond street and the
railroad station. for a term Of ten years.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-18
RevivaI Meetings at Fullerton.

FULLERTON. Neb.. Oct. l7.-(speciai.)-
Union evanselistic meetings are to begin
Sunday morning in the tabernacle which
has Just been completed for that purpose.
Its seating capacity is about 1000 Rev.
William Asher and party will arrive to-
day to conduct the services In the party
with Rev. Mr.. Asher will be Mrs. Asher,
who is now with the Sunday party in
Omaha. and George Moody and wife.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-18
BROKEN SHOULDER NEGLECT
SUFFERER NOW IN HOSPITAL

Ten days ago Harry blackwell, laborer,
was thrown off a train at Springfield,
Mo. He did nit know until yester-
day that his shoulder was broken. He
was led into police headquarters last
night. where he told Police surgeon FoltI
that his shoulder hurt. Foitz made an
examination and found that II had been
fractured and that modification was set
ting in. He was taken TO the city ward
Of the 81. Joseph's hospital.
Bee Want Ads Produce Results.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-18

The Best Medicine for Coughs.
The first dose of DR.. Kings New Dis
covery helps your cough, soothes throat;
get bottle today. 500. AL druggists.--
Advertisement.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-18

Apartments. flats. houses ana cottages
can be rented quickly aud cheaply by
Bee For Rent"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-18

Use The Bees 'swapper'' column.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-18

Fame Does Not satisfy Men.
Fame? No. Elect q man constable and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-11
We ARE NOT
The ONLY ONES

There are retailers. Jobbcrs and
manufacturers IN the great Wheel
ng District who are as good adj
gcrtIsing men as We are That rg
The very reason why more and
more o. them rely on us They
know The importance OF our rrf-
'idc viewpoint and we have proven
yur service to be- worth more than
Q costs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-11

Word from the Athletic Training camp
a. Jacksonville. Fla, indicates that John
HdTIer FORMER star pitcher Tor the MAJ.
shall college nine b. doing dn- work dur
ing the spring training lie was re-
,tullN signed bN the management uF tn-
fine showing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-11
BOXING NOTES

on the night 81 the Kid william
Johnny kilusuD bout Jack McGuirau
VIII stage what looks like the best am
VIII De I'VE els round contests. starting
with soldier E1rtfeId vs. Tommy cole
man. welters. charley White VI sam
fny Iiubiu.ia. IiEIIwsiEhts. Joe RorrelI
" Tommy Howell middloweIEhts. Geo
nancy vs. Eddie Morgan. feather.
WeiEhts. and the main bout will bring
together jimmy Dlabby vs. aYOInE'
AhtIIU
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-11
ROLLER WINS OYER KERVARAS:
LEWIS TO BE HERE THURSDAY
DAVE Says

DAVE Says
kraus-Made clothes are Sc
leetee with a critical eve.
You will be enthusiastic
over the selections for the
spring season. embracing. as
n does, a wide variety Of fash
ionable models, both conserva-
tive and more extreme in style
all designed 20 meet the in
dividual taste OF any we'll
dressed man.
Every time We sell a Kraus
Made We feel We have made a
lasting customer Of the man
who buys il
IL YOU will come in TO-DAY
and examine this new spring
assortment OF good clothes
you will always know where 20
60 IN the future 20 be salts
fed.
Inc price-range IS wide
enough 10 suit any purse.
Weather for to-day:-Fair.
MaAu29>
GDMaWA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-11
START WORK ON
BASEBALL FIELD
OWNERS OF WHEELING BAsEBALL
TEAM MAKE INSPECTION
or GROUNDS
Three Inhibition Games Are Booked
win National League Team
Other Baseball News.

"a, lt'reis,ident II c. Whitaker OF the
wheeling Athletic Association has cIos-
Cd the deal FOR the Breitensteln feId ia
ataF tlus Ferry FOR the "Stogle" games IN
we central League. Yesterday En-
Elneer &. q. Smith. ~ this city. Visited
the neld and staksd on the place and
the Work OF grading will b, started soon.
BIDS have been asked BY the associn-
ZION or contractors FOR tie work Of
tfadinS. and IL IL the hope that these
VIII be plentiful As soon a. the bids
are awarded Tor the grading. aud the
Work done. the diamond viii BE- Laid our
ana the grandstand located
All other prelimiuaries will be worked
GUY ana the manager. Mr. Pop SChrIver
VIII get hs team together and have
teu m the city for practice by the urzt
OF April Enthusiasm Is getting q good
hold OF the sport loving fans uT thiE
CITY. ana u L. expected that when the
st"'h D. onered for sale. that there Will
'e "a great demand Tor H.
10 was stated yesterday that Manager
.Iop SchrlNer has secured az least
tarec OF the BIZ League clubs Tor eN-
hlbltluu games during the season They
are August 3. New YORK Giants. sep
TENDER y. Pittsburgh Pirates. and on
either July o. OF August N or NJ the
cincinnati Reds. lie will upcid. ON tn,,
natter date after hs has received The
central League schedule for the year HI
u also likely that several OF the other
big league teams Will also be brought
mere Tor exhibition games.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-11

according t. reports coming from CO.
lumbus o. Is likely that the ohio stare
League & likely 60 spit during the COM
iIE season and Co form two separate
league one OF these would take iu IA.
I"lloWlnE towns and would be practically
a trolley league. thllllCuthe. Lancaster.
MARION. Lima. WapakOueta and Logan.
The second league IL rs said will h..
composed Of the following towns. Ports
mouth, Lexington. May syille. Frankfort
richmond and one other town
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-11

Dung Denny. tho star New Brfear 4
N'Ifcrv eight. will meet Eddie Ne .xer ~
Cincinnati bod the queen CIft on Ma-,r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-11

The % q. r. Ie dlcFsrfnE with Roger
' MallTF .afw ksEEI. fns Dos who
II' 49, Er.l' iENf against WaItsH
stewart ~ furuafuun. 20. o. short limo
OK. over 1900 fnua saw this bout.
H.I I' was voted The greatest contest
.taIiIutfH feather. and III. picked Dol.
i"r' HrIfu.a u.| over tho country 80
.' I.'lN ..h''I. Tor Johnny $50.
hs Doc hardest hitting Il2 pound lus ir
fUs game. HuH "A. am ur.aIHf'. Clever
M.hrI IIH boxes battling schultz DO
IH."f. ohio. 600 March % fHr uHrr..r
fH meet George .HHur.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-11

tiers extending 20 him the hospitality OF
a number OF clubs and ORGANIZATIONS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-11
AN-wREsTIER WINS TWO
OUT OF THREE FALLS
Audience Becomes Enthused When
Telegram Was Read That
Lewis Would Meet Roller.
WASHINGTON. D. C.
March 10. s:16 p N.
.. Z. - nd o.,
Wrestling Promoter

Wrestling Promoter:
Since you insist ard the pub
Tic demands Il, will ACCEPT
your offer OF 5000. winner
take all. for a return match
with Or. Roller. will cancel
all Of my show engagements
and leave on the next train
for Wheeling 10 train for the
match.
Ed LEWIS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-11

Johnny GrITlfha. fhe Akron Hash con.
irHst Ei. winning streak Ur mixing 70
THrrN'rE IHE "f Joe Azstslu nj Nrr.
ur.s uu Monday night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-11

The above telegram is self
explanatory and came after
Manager Sando~ mad sent
Lewis four wires and a special
delivery letter. The offer o.
5 900. winner take all, was
made by Manager Sando~ and
was agreeable TO Or. Roller.
The match will be staged at
the Auditorium next Thursday
night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-11
Modern Family
Physician
In TWo Big Buckranl VoIunles-HIustrated
1920 Pages-New, Clear Type

The participation OF such notable physicians Rambaud
the Pasteur Institute Bgg Commissioner Health for New
York State and eighteen others famous not less than the
intrinsic worth of the Library has brought the fact that
he very physicians and specialists who told that ideal
household library OF medicine mPossbty have when
shown the completed product been the to commend the
work. acknowledging that the thing had done that they
thought could not be done
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-28
ARGUE FOR SEPARATE
NEW HAVEN TRIALS
Counsel for "vendors in Good Faith of
Stock" Attacks Charge of Criminal
Conspiracy.

New York, Sept. 2s.--Federal Judge
Hunt heard arguments yesterday on the
application of Lewis Cass Ledyard
Charles M. Pratt, Charles F. Brooker
Henry X. McHarg and Frederick r.
Brewster, for a separate trial on the in
dictments charging them, with other di-
rectors or former directors of the New
York, New Haven Hartford Railroad
Co. with violation of the Sherman anti
trust law. Delaney Nicoll, in behalf OF
the defendants, maintained that Pratt
and Ledyard were not conspirators as
described in the indictment, but vendors
in good faith of the stock of the Boston
& Maine railroad, whose sale to the New
Haven was approved, he said, by the
authorities of Massachusetts, and the at
torney general Of the United States.
Upon the facts of this transaction, said
Mr.. Nicoll, "a momentous criminal con.
spiracy" had been charged. Mr.. Nicoll
held that all FIVE of his clients should be
included in the same class with George
r. Baker and four other defendants who
have already been granted separate
trial.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-28
ACCUSED OF FORGERY.
W. C. Huntington Of Rutland Placed un.
der Arrest.

Rutland, sept. 2s.--A warrant was 10
sued By states Attorney c. v. Poulin
yesterday for W. G. Huntington, for
soDe time employed as clerk IN the au'
ditor's ofbce Of the Rutland railroad IN
this city, charging him with forgery N
altering the figures on a pay check and
receiving s20 more than was due him
BY the alleged fraudulent means. Hun
tingt0n has been confined st the county
all for several days, having been locked
I'D by Deputy sheriff H. r. Adams b.
cause he could not furnish sufety IN a
civil case instituted against him IN city
oourt by the railroad % recover the s2o.
A ieW DAYS ago Hurtingt0n was given
his atimes hy railroad authorities. being
HANDED q slip emitting him % draw
en- ~ for ala and a hst days' work. II
: charged that b. raised the amuunt
s1l ~ - g5l - and the siK ana BALI
aavs 70 lGis. having re- diGieilty ~ -
earring money ior ths hrgef amount.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-28
A Partial Embargo on the
Border Arms Ship
ments
MUNITIONS ONLY
TO CHIEF FACTIONS
The Order Goes Out to All
American Off
Gals

Washington, ID. c., Sept. 2s.--Orders
have been issued to all American Off
Gals On the Mexican border to seize all
shipments of ammunition when the des-
tination is not definitely known. NO
embargo is being laid on commercial
shipments of war munitions to the prin-
cipal factions, but it is the purpose OF
the government to prevent war supplies
from reaching bandit hands and raid
ers operating Independently. One large
shipment is being held up at Laredo un-
til its ownership can be determined.
Official confirmation of the story OF
how Yaqui Indians derailed train be.
tween Hermosilo and Guaymas and
burned sixty persons in car OF hay,
was received here yesterday by the
state department. No foreigners were
reported killed. There now is no tele-
graphic communication between Quay
mas and the Yaqui valley.
The Carranza government has warned
American railroad men not to work In
Mexico.
HThe department has been informed"
said an announcement yesterday, that
the flurIhnZh HuEHOilbleS AhNN tahSh ehS
position that all trains, whether their
own or enemies" are military trains and
that to avoid international difficulties,
foreigners should not engage in railway
service 1t is stated that for some cause
deemed sufficient, an entire train crew
might be imperilled or even executed I'M
der martial law.
Reports from west coast districts show
conditions more or less disturbed but
nothing acute.
Villa agents here announced receipt OF
dispatches showing evacuation of Naco
by Carranza forces and the prospective
evacuation of Aqua Prieta before the
Villa advance along the border. They
charged that Carranza troops before
leaving Cananea on Sept. 20, killed one
hundred civilians. Villa forces now claim
complete control OF the state of Sonora.
Their main body is said still TO be in
Durango, Torreon, Chihuahua and other
towns in the vicinity.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-28
AWARDS NEW SURVEY SHIP.
The Survey to Be Built at Manitowoc
Wis.

Washington, Sept. 2s.-Secretary Red
field yesterday announced the award OF
a contract for the construction of a
new United States coast aud geodetic
survey vessel to be called the Survey,
to the Manitowoc Shipbuilding and Dry
dock company, at Manitowoc, Wis.,, at a
cost OF $4,000. When fully equipped
the vessel will cost 100000 The con-
tract calls for completion within year.
The new vessel will be used in survey
ing and charting the dangerous waters
of Alaska and the Boring sea and the
coasts OF Washington, Oregon and Cali
fornia. The Survey will be OF steel con-
struction with triple expansion engines,
and win use crude oil IS fuel. She will
accommodate sixty-six officers and men
and will carry enough fuel and stores
for about three months cruising.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-28
READY TO DEBATE SUBMARINES
State Department So Informs Ambassa-
dor Bernstorff.

Washington, Sept 2s.-Acting Secre'
tary Polk has advised Count Won Berns-
tori, the German AMBASSADOR, that
whenever he is ready to resume nego-
tiatons on the submarine question he
can take them up with state department
officials here, or Secretary Lansing will
meet him in New York or elsewhere,
Secretary Lansing, on a brief vacation,
has been holding himself in readiness
to meet the German ambassador when
ever the latter received word from the
Berlin foreign office concerning the evil
dence in the Arabic case. Officials pre-
sumo that inasmuch as Count Won
Bernstorff has not asked for an inter-
view, he has not yet been definitely ad-
vised from Berlin.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-28
SIX CASES FoR TRrAL
A. the October Tern q Q 5. Dissrc
cuurt 81 Ruflnrd

Ruflans. ~erf- p -5ururs have hesr
szamoue8 - ths Eustsd ststss maar
shafs uHes IN tfis rtF fsr ths 0tetes-i
term 81 she dtstri.t e9urt wkirt ursn'
= 49, fsasrai haldIna n Hutiand o. 3
Tlasrs nrs "A essss 40 fu trial ~ HrT
ed one ~ couft. 81 foiigus. er1efaiuf
81 ftr ansets visa have 5ust t.sst
issmnf
Hurr essss- rrHnrssFe ffAfnsttnns 90
fri~istrnsar ~ GirrEuHi UAFustira. -
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81 NJ wurt nfr.iristsatriE = NAtngt
rurt. ~ rlastur e Matus tlairaEe
Cas- 49, MesuwHr ~ f'ustal ltiss-ralt
Cstls fe Frsrsk warl1uaif ~ Asmses
n. Tlrnrls. ~ = Frnse Sltts o. tzas
-urs-ss = - Ea-rr 81 esegr tsEs
FmfF
fru-s rrss-M mw Errlsz1
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-28
GOLF SEASON NEARING END,
Two More Weeks of Competition in the
Weekly Tournament.

The 1915 golhng season is drawing &c
a close only two more weeks and the
weekly tournament will be ended, Oct. D
II is certainly going to be close finish
In both classes, as there are about fyt
players in each class with only a few
points difference between them. There
were "a score cards turned in for last
week, all players fighting hard for points
In Glass A, James Freeland takes first
place with a low net of 10. John Reid
takes second with 70 net, and George M
Marion third with "a net In Class b
George Murray was first with very low
net OF 81, with d. j. Mcmillan second
with II net and w. Mathieson third with
a net of 70.
The round robin tournament closed
on Saturday, the competition having
been started Is weeks ago. Twenty six
players entered and the names were
divided into two sections. This is a
match play competition and each player
had to play a match with each one in
his own section. 1t proved to be splen-
did tournament. A. w. Freeland and
G.. III. Fraser are tied for first place In
one OF the sections, they having played
IL games each. Both won 10 and lost
one. This tie will be played off on or
before Saturday, Oct. 2. Then the win
ner will play of 36-hole match with
James Freeland, he having won the other
section. He played II games, won nine
and lost two. The winner of this tour
nament will receive handsome cup,
nrasenfad To the cluh by George M.
Marion.
The scores of the weekly tournament
last week were as follows:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-28
DYSPEPSIA ON THE DECLINE.
Sewers Dyspepsia Tablets Cure Ferty'
Nine Cases Out Of Fifty.

Why anyone in Barre, East Barre o.
Cabot should continue 20 suffer Nhh M
digestion when a box 81 sEANbh's
DYSPEPSIA TABLETS wiil cure, = eer'
tainly q mystery. The Red Cross fhar'
macy. Prank Raark, and s. 6. AeoafE a
Co. have beer selling sEANERE DIS
lPEPSIA TABLETS fer some time. and
thev know from SEXUAL experiencs -
their osn stores just What rLAt ~ :
FAMOUS DYsPErSIA TABLETS vi
a., and II you inquire a The Bed eruss
pirfu.sey. Barre, Prank husfks f.asi
Raf =, a s. c. Voadrv a Co CAtrt.
Iths yin tsl yea they netsr kneN .
far rHv a. rsuss - dscide1iv bersflelsl
{ - ~ frrsfuent ct iufiRest inn. fyspsT-
- pslrifaflun. sleeTiessness. and ethsf
g. w. ~ stnfnath tfgatie.
certainly suris e. rife vuu e1rt
a - aher vou kurN thsf every -
|b of SEANEHS uHHTkffstA Al
III Ts eurtsius ~ asYs' treatrnef,t. ans
3 ths end 81 thaf ttns 4 500 nrt 80
q sias1T tas.ffted 81 fuu naed ~ a. -
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It's nrs s,.iH rifff ~ fkFf rHE raFTis
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