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Tombstone epitaph., 1917-09-09
Wyoming.

The Hecla- Wyoming is making a.
rangemen,s to drill Immediately On
Section 9, Township IL. Range 81.
The Producers and Refining corpor-
alton intends to erect q refinery In
Wyoming to handle the output OF oil
from its holdings.
Much attention was directed
toward the West Salt Greek feel
when 1t was announced that the we'll
Of the Boston Wyoming. on section 2
1919, had encountered oil In ths
shale at q depth OF $50 feet
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-09-09

The Venezuelan government BY law
has prescribed a standard Of purity
for butter. and has forbidden the sale
Of any that Is adulterated.
Either direct or alternating cleo
tric current. or one supplied By dry
batteries. when neither Of the former
ID available. will operate q newly in
vented dental engine.
South African farmers are planting
larger areas In sisal than they have
done In the past. recognizing tat the
cost of operation decreases a. the DE
Of he plantation 70 enlarged.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-09-09

'erest 10 young men who are to serve
tieir country 10 know into whose
Aeeping their leadership Is TO be com
inilted. The names Of the men selected
Tor high service with the new National
army have not vet been made public.
out II Is virtually known that the ma
1or generals will be chosen from off,
GERS of reCr,lrs now holding the rank
OF briCadier general. and that the brig
adler generals Will be chosen from reg
ulars now holding either the rank Of
colonel or Of lieutenant colonel.
On June g last the president sent to
the senate nominations for new ma jor
generals and hrigader generals for the
recular army II must be understood
thar these men were named for regular
service and not FOR National army
service. II Is probable. however, that
several OF the regular hri=adicrs will
be made major generals Of the new
forces.
II will cause no surprise II Col. John
W. Heard of the Fifth cavalry shall be
general officer of the new forces.
Young Americans may know that IL
they get Heard as commanding Off
Ger they will get a soldier with a fight
ing record
Heard wears a medal Of honor given
to him hy vote Of congress for con
spicuouS personal galiantry. During
the Spanish war the transport to
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-09-09
One Of Them Did

As good real kid story as you've
probably noticed for a while is related
herewith: The four-year-old son was
having lunch with his grandmother.
At his proposal they agreed to play
father and mother" He was the IA
ther and she was the mother. After
the few words Of grace he bent for
ward. in excellent imitation Of Sfs IA
ther. and said. swell. mother. and have
the children said anything cute to-
dayT"-Philadelphia Star.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-09-09

Visitors to Sing Sing will be barred
from seeing the death chair under a
new order.
The supply Of singing birds has been
cut of by the war and canary prices
are soaring.
The Big Horn or Rocky Mountain
sheep can travel as far over the noun
tain peaks In a few minutes as q hun
ter can go In two hours.
The German Mauser can ire faster
than any other rife used In the war.
The magazine holds i've cartridges.
picked In charges.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-09-09
CAUGHT FROM THE NETWORK o.
WIRES ROUND ABOUT
THE WORLD.
DURING THE PAST week
RECORD or IMPORTANT EVENTS
CONDENSED FOR BUSY
PEOPLE.
western Newspaper Union News service
ABOUT THE WAR

Sihce April the entente allies
Rave made prisoner lG1.7 men OF en-.
emy armies
Berlin reports the capture of Rus
sian positions near Jacobstadt, be
tween RIGA and Dvinsk
Five per cent OF the drafted men
will be mobilized Sept 5th, others on
Oct. 3rd. and the balance as soon as
practical.
Results of the heavy fighting on
the Canadian front are reflected in
the casualty lists. totaling over 1000
for the week end.
The Riga campaign seemingly has
halted, indicating the Germans do not
contemplate trying 10 capture the
great Baltic seaport.
President Wilson cabled the Mos
COW council, backing up the blood
and iron" rule of kerensky and
pledging new Russia Americas aid
AS the result of British attack on
the Flanders front the British lines
have been advanced along a front OF
more than 1000 yards astride the St.
Julien-Poelcapelle road
On the frontier OF Bessarabia, in
Bukowina, the RussiaQs are again
showing disaffection, having deliber-
ately quit their trenches. which were
later occupied by the Germans
The French gained an advance of
1000 yards and captured 900 men in
an assault near Verdun Monday. The
also have been blocked by the
French.
The Italians kept up their valiant
drive Tuesday, winning new positions
on the Bainsizza plateau. AS the ad-
vance continued alarm spread in the
city Of Triest and that town was eyac-
uated by the civilians
The cessation OF activity in the
French ranks around Verdun leads TO
the belief that the Petain forces are
gathering for another big drive in
that section. Reinforcements have
been added to the victorious lines.
Along the front in Flanders and
northern France hard rains have set
in, causing an abatement in the fight
ing. The Germans have ceased their
counter attacks in the Nerdun sector,
evidently finding their task useless
WESTERN
Eugene S. Ives, general counscl tor
the Southern Pacific company OF Mex
leo, and for many years a praciicing
attorney OF Tucson, Ariz, died sud
denly at Mist. Cal.
Following the disclosure that the
department proposes 10 commission
$4,000 men in the first increment OF
the selective draft army. it was learn
ing for training 100000 officers at re-
serve camps during the next year.
Seventeen Mexicans captured by
Gen. Pershing's punitive expedition in
Mexico last year and accused of par
ticipation in the villa raid on Colum-
degree murder before District Judge
Ryan at Deming and were sentenced
TO serve from II TO so years in the
New Mexico penitentiary.
One hundred and twenty-five tracts
Of oil and gas lands located =. the
- 80. 80, o-
ton. in Wyo.iing. will be offered for
~ a. s p1p
by the United States government at
Fort Washable. Wyo., on Oct. 10.
WASHINGTON
Go. -. I'll
,... W,,sna ~ W
,e,ed an .nendmen, IN the var "a,
hill IN make the war nro,i,s tar "a
ner cen,
p.,s.,, v,;,so, ,.,,;.s >. g..
-. aa,,.,-
- ,Iona -. ,;nas snaaas,ea
by the vatican.
p.,a,, urso, v,u ,..s ,ho
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-09-09

which he and his immediate command
. We're assigned became disabled at the
mouth Of the Manimani river west Of
Bahia Honda. Cuba. Behind the rocks
/ ana In the thicRets on the shore were
scores Of Spanish soldiers The deck
OF the transport was being swept by
Mau>er bullets from the rifles Of the
I hidden foe. Mechanical communion
I uon between the engine room and the
/ pilot house Of the transport was out
Of service and IL was necessary to
transmit orders by messengers.
Recause Of his place on the boat
Heard did not know that two Of his
men had been shot in quick success
sion while performing the duty Of or
der bearing. When he heard OF it he
said: Il will ask no more of my men
to expose themselves. Give me your
orders"
For twenty minutes he carried the
messages along the deck, though Maui
ser bullets cut his blouse and spin
tered the ra!lncs and the boats upper
works all about him Every step of
his way was marked out by shots Vet
b. corna ,brouoh unsco+baa ua w.ors
the medal cfven For yaIor"
wb., prssid.,, Wilson raca,,,,. n-o-
,,o,ad como coIo,o,s 90 ha h-icoIio-
,..,. .. ro,,,,,or 80 :, -, -,
,.ar,,., ,,..,s Cor Iaso,,t r Dio,-,,,r,
c,,.o,-, c4rico- ,,u q, cor,,ord a.,
r.. E.ho,, ,rrsn y.rro,, !, ,roI,.
.,I,. = ,,, roor ,,,,.ssing 10 r,oca nic,,.
man as one Of the bricadiers who will
b.. riyan the command of a division
: OF the new National army. He IS n
sturdy soldier Of high record. stu
dent and fighter.
For army boards ornointad for Inves-
,iro,ion and m.+hod- reforming mr.
noses DIctmon always has been II fa-
yori,. cboic. He Looks ike n soldier
and no hos n-ovad an many field
tbot he has rba soldier instinct There
,s fa,.IInr bere that one dov he will
h. beord from +, France
:. ,.o. ,,ot,,,ar ,.,o l., 1900 u.i,, q
captured me hahilt chiels' beHa'iues
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-09-09

: SOON IL the various and
perhaps muliitu,linnuS rec
concentrations can be stud
led and the majority ap-
proval determined. major
generals and brigadier gen
erals will be named to com
mand divisions and hrigades
in the new National army.
II may be 70 matter OF in
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-09-09
SPORTING NEWS
standing of Western League Club.

James J. Corbett, former heavy.
weight champion OF the world. was
named as chairman of the war de-
partment on athletic instruction.
which will teach boxing TO the sol
diers in the United States encamp-
ments.
Corporal Bowen won the feature
race OF the regular weekly sport car.
nival at Washington park in Denver.
He swan across the lake in three
minutes ten seconds, one second
ahead Of Shrimp Wilson: and Sailor
ST. James was a close third.
That age is no bar to participation
in golf again has been demonstrated.
when c. S. Archer OF Glendale, Cal.
an s0-year-old veteran OF the game.
turned in the best card for the first
day OF play in Red C:oss tourna.
ment held al the municipal links at
Los Angeles
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-09-09
GENERAL

Over 100 vessels soon are 10 be
taken from the Great lakes to the
Atlantic coast TO increase the ocean
tonnage.
TIL first per cent OF Americas q M
tional army will comprise men OF pre-.
yious military training, cooks and
others schooled in camp organization
work
No one can say how long this war
will last, but one fact more important
than a guess is that, no matter
whether long or short, the quickest
way out OF it is straight through IL 4"
William Jennings Bryan won a storm
OF applause on this declaration at
Chicago during Chautauqua address.
An appeal TO the mayors OF the cit
les in the United States was issued
by the Lafayette National Day COM
mittee, which announces that on this
holiday. Sept. 9Th, the victory Of the
Marne is to be celebrated. as well as
the birth Of the French hero Of our
revolution.
FstN oiNN III tiir
the societies comprising the National
Fraternal Congress of America during
the time they are at the front was the
recommendation made by !. !. Boak Of
Denver, president of the congress. in
an address delivered before the fourth
annual convention held recently in
Chicago.
Mrs. G. C. Horwitz, first woman
mayor Of the South, has been ap-
pointed major on the personal staff
OF Governor Cats OF Florida. She
was deputized to go to Washington
to consult with President Wilson on
the increased production OF foodstuffs.
She is mayor OF Morehaven.
Two deputy sheriffs are dead and
another man is dying as the result Of
a gun fight in a saloon at Mosquero.
". NJ
japanese special ambassador places
wreath on tomb Of George Washing.
ton
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-09-09
WESTERN
MINING AND OIL
NEWS
Metal Market Prices.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Metal Market Prices-
New York.-Lead-l0a u i05.c.
Bar Silver-ssAc
ST. Louis-Spelter, s9shc.
boulder. Tungsten concentrates
500. $1,000 q $500 per unit. Crude ores
eu3o. $1,000 u $500: 25So. $1,000 1870.
iOso. syt0Xl22O.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-17
Nel,ng ssunle " eds.

Mr. Marshall JoneH and Hiss Ton-
ME Dee Thompson, one III the most
prominent and popular young coup
Ter in Deport were married at 10
q CLOCK yesterday morning at the
homa OF tire brides parants. 1t was
a quiet affair. only relatives and q
few intimate friends being present.
After tie ceremony theg came 10
Paris In an automobile ana took
dinner with Mrs. Troy Thompson.
tie sisteY-in-iaw 81 the bride, and
LETT for 81. Louis Oh a wedding "trip.
They we're accompanied by Mrs
Mamie Pruett. trimmer for the +.
@, Pirtle Dsy Goods company OF
Dcpoft rs. McAle4anaer. trimmer
for the Cooper Mercantile company,
and Miss MagfieIa, trimmer for the
Eufisen-Dasfs company q Paris. The
bridal party was escorted to tha
depot hy a number Of Paris friends,
rho shoWefed them profuseig with
rice as they boarded the train.
The bride. who spent some Of the
hapniest years Of her glrlhood Ia
Paris. Is an unusually bright and
winsome young lady. She is the
daughter Of Col Dee Thompson,
Who was for four years county
clerk. The groom, who is young
man Of exceptional business quail
fieations, IL manager of The J. o.
Plrtle eofupany5s store at Deport
aud is the son Of w. u. Jones.
prominent citizen Of Cooper who is
owner Of the business Of the Coop
81 Mercantile conuany. Paris
News
Miss Homie Dae Thompson att
teadeaet4s school AZ Trinity gni-
gersitg ana has been q frequent
visitor in the city since her school
days She attended the marriage o.
Mss fiazel Holland and the Rev
Henry Barton IN our city last Deeem-
bet she has many friends III The
city who viii wish her much hap
piness,
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Ikni,fl ksfnl, Meets.

Mrs. Forrest unslaw entertained
the Kard klab last Saturday after
mon Valentine was featured in
tie scores and table decorations.
Refreshments consisted OF tomato
aapie, tongue sandwiches, cheese
stfa#s. cherry ice and olives High
score was won by Miss Marion Fog-
ler. Mrs. Ed Rogers received the
prize ia a cut which was a string
of Oriental beads. An Edison pro-
gam WAS rendered
Special guests included Nesdames
Alien Bream, Roy upshaa, Char
ley Morse. ia Rogers. Woodward,
!. ,, Kirgen. Burke Ra1#toa, T'its
Moores aHa Burton Prince, and
Misses Jewel Wicker and Edith
Roger.
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kappi kl cInI sentls esI,oger.

The members iof the kappi Xxi
club net q the home OF Miss Nodena
Hawkins this Weob and, according to
heir custom. when ona Of their
members marry, they arranged d lin
20 shower for Miss Ada May Roth
rock formerly kanpi 81 Who vas
married 1T the home Of her sister,
Mrs. Lucille Clark, in Quanah, rerent-
81 to ]. Logan Rogers eli Hollis. Ok.
The shower represented a boz aTtia-
tiealls filled with linens. and ribbons
Of yeilo@ and white, the club eolors.
sixing an artistic touch. II reached
Mrs, Roeefs rs a valentine gift, and
ne doubt she sas overjoyed at this
lovely remembrance from her club
friends. Members Of the club who
ere married and live at distant
points. sent In some beautiful lin
gerie for the box.
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Kae,.,..fan for Mrs. l.anl.


The El Paso tlcrald gives the fol-
lowing account Of the reception Civ
en- last Saturday. IGNORING Mrs.
Adrian Poa;
Ars Adrian Fool, recent bride,
was the guest d honor at beauti-
fulty appointed reception, given Sat
urday afternoon. il ire parlors Of
the Wcman's club buiding, BY
Judge Pools sisters, Mrs. Naa @.
Wilson. Misses Juua Pool, Mary
Pool, Bertha FOOL ana Vera Pool.
Numerous palms made the reception
boll mest attractive The drawing
room, was ornamentod with many
bouquets Of pink carnations in cut
glass vases. Fes3oona Of southern
suitax connected the vases and pins
candle 81 crystal sticks were about.
Here the guests were received by the
hosteases.
Mrs. Wilson wore n gown OF
Black embroidered net over white
satin, with trimmings OF ifIidesoent
beads
Mrs. Pool was DRESSED IL pink net
ever rose pink sil1, with tuuie q
epa}eaeeut beads, made IN the tabard
eftegt
bliss oe4ha pool wore "a gown Of
pink charmeuse with net trimmings
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NflAstflsa study Gas.

Questions for the Methodist
MISSION study class for Monday
February az. 1917
l. Tell something 81 the found
Ing Of the Yornans Missionary
society.
2 Define council, conference ana
an1iliary.
3. Name the eoaneii, Central
Texas conference and ya1ailacaie
ansiliary officers.
f. Name your district secretary.
5. Who're and 10 whom - money
sent?
6. Tor what are the dAea usaaf
7. Ehat Is meant BY the re-
tirement and relief fund?
s. What is the purpose 81 the
pledge?
9. what Is the department Of
supplies?
10. what Is city mission
hoard?
II what is a Wesley House
How is It maintained?
u. Tell all you can about the
.deaoonasaes and their york.
~. what is our institutional
church?
IA. Describe in full tne local
Z
work Of the church.
i. Name cur mountain schools,
ewing names al principals, number
=of teachers and pupils.
70. Describe our cuban work.
II. Tell what You KNOX Of the
Gull Coast work.
Is. Tell OF cur Pacific eoaas
work.
~. What ana where are the
Homer Toberman and Rebeeea
sparks deaeoness hames2
~. Name eur rescue Homesa
n. Tell all you can OF tile work
a Dallas, Texas.
q. What kind 81 work is aone
a yashti home. brownsville, GA
%. What is being done at Paine
anaax2
Al. which department do you
lilge best ami Why2
25. What is our official organ2
-. Name some Of ne editors
xge 4,at-a ko4g
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producers of nate. Mr.. Bradley feels
an unusual interest IN this play, too.
having had the opportunity OF dis
eusing ii fully Nth Donald Robert
SON. during his famous production
IN Chicago some years ago.
Mr. Bradley comes to the club full
81 admiration and enthusiasm for
this LITTLE browning play and he Will
BE- raeeiyes into q most coagenial att
nfesphees, for this has been one OF
Tho most interesting studies the club
has ever had
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-17
poul,lo Ten cqah Entertained.

bliss Maade Mcclellan entertain
cd the Double Ten club Friday after-
uqon al her homo on Sycamore
street. House plants aud flowers
made me decorations, Pineapple
aQiad waters, olives ana cherry
cream were served Mrs. Johh G..
Bradley was q guest
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N1olrlan's sntiea xor.

The Noman's Endeavor Of the
Main Street Christian church Will
meet IN the church Monday, Febrna-
nv 10th, at O'Clock. Every mem-
Ser is urged TO he present as plans
fer the years work win Bo formu-
lated.
The fol1cE are members
Mrs C p 1eutseh. president;
Mrs. Quincy Get1endaner. vice prosl-
Gent; Mrs. G W. simpson, secrets
n and treasurer.
Circle no -aIesdames p. q,
" eayer. j. Il. Meredith. ). 3. Wil-
sen Jno WATSON, D. }. eoodlett,
Jcsjo Rogers. e. W. Gibson A. n.
Guthrie, s. \. Hickman. j. Il. l4ee.
Luther Mccartney. G. ". Aloores.
w. 4 satcheH, Baker Beavers, B
T.. CLARK, Ewing, ). I. Morris,
Nnssrayes. Pickens, Il. T. Sweat,
J. ". Smith, Brocker, Crow, W,
p. Rybura. Miss Jettle Templetan.
Circle No 2-Me8dames T Al.
Rocket. Fondrom. IT. Rutherford,
L. q, parael Chas. Brady. Jes :
Kennedy, Grizzard, Geo, Coleman.
Jno, shaHnoa. O. Martin. \, ".
Pierce, sid Farrar, Y, a. Kemblo,
Cooper Douglass, soc Jarrett Jack
sen, A, Mccartney, G. p MeWhor-
Ter. Harry Knowles, Bert Ralston,
Nayfleld. Ton Cole, Swain. Misses
Nennie Rogers, Mary Caldwell, aud
Mable Grizzara.
Circle Ne. g. Nesdames Ton,
Jones, Carl Sohuster, Tom spalaisss
jack Williams, win Farley Hail,
j. d Hines. j. a. McWhorter,
Garyin. II. p. MeCombs, o, H. Ola
tasn. Tom Burlosou. a. a. Brown
ing. Dehay, Liggest, Madden, Cary
Oldham. Thomason, r. @. Rocket
SID stroud. Rogegs Misses Ev9
Crjzzard, Iaella Morris, Julia
Sweat, l2nma Gibson,
Circle Mo. 4-Ales&amos Z. n
M.ps ,ressa Edmondaon, inc. Dun
uawoy, Erins Holland Balph Get
zeadaner, c. A. Chasteea. Z. "
Lake, w L. Harding. i&9p Rush
| Williams. a. W. Ferris. }. L, Cana
mon. Altman. Lynn Ia swell. Flat
IEavenaey. Lance. ssain, SHARP
Il, N. Naylor. Misses Aana HiRe'
ana Braesard Templeton
Circle no, 5-alissss afaude Clio
sen Beatrice Boarding, Lucille Hard
lug, aiarsaret KemDla. slda8 MN
Fsrrar. Lois Mecartney TheEm.
I Mccartney. Kathleen Gibson May
garet Gibson Virginia Tripnett
Margaret Watson, AEarie snaldiag
| bessie MaeFes, Jennie Rlsey, p0ssi,
+ Mccartney, Winnie Mccartney, Jim
Unite Winn. aats A AA tSsAAAsSsl
fesvvtss5- -ttv--~rt7 str7vr ~9; tt's ~
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Aftfaeties ss M a5saa al
tiiH 4eRA s@4ftfg fs H&f a848
fsg kgufis. tma1 ss
tss re Us i III tfse ae8 fs0a
sF4t9aeitet guests Nee lesdalns8
KepsiIsges feea isda oaaeil, sf.
and HIS WA Hinea and ssiasea
Lasile snd Beatrice Harding High
score vas won hy aIrs. Kepsiager
III. and Mrs, q 81 Cough and alr
r. Fl. Kanaer. A salad course Was
served.
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Mrs. Charley Elliott and littla
son have heen Visiting in natias
dRring. the week while Mr.. Flliots
NaB III North Texas ON LEGAL busis
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soela! AEeetlns n ssis.Ianaay

sSsSlss stSVtis3A fH -f1tsNiSfa'tft
Society
The Ladies' Missionary society Of
the Methodist ehareh @et in socla4
session al fha residence Of Mrs. T.
o cheatham, Monday. j.. 2n.
4esdmes Ji7n Laaesf9rd, y, H.
Thompson, Il. q, Kennef, = T. HaN~
ms, T. Z. Hardin, 7. } MeE'ade, D.
d Niece, " A. Epigss, ]. I@e PenAs
and C L. CartNrieAk acted as host
esses
TAe program was opened wita aR
Instrumental solo bg Aiss Whitaker.
slfs. Lee Ra~ins il q very iraHrea-
sivo manuer conducted $50 d6yotion~
al service. reaains fsoaa rs edus. g
ch. ana having ae her subject ~tiow
They Gave fer the Tabernacle After
This beautiful service came tae in-
tere5tias report Of The c4les32l Ta1as
.Confereaca Asld ia ~ {Sor,n 5sn.
q to 20, 1917. siVe9 by Miss Josie
Earbrough, oar distr.ct secretary
she maae many sue estIans tor otg
consideration an0 eaYe aa entaass-
aatic and helpful report.
VIC conference has I2 Districts
with an aa0tt membership 81 e.Q2a
ian increase at 4,s56 $40 past year
This conference leads in bibis
Istuay, ard SgQ.071 was paid in 100
all purposes ara Worth a1ssF}et head
Tins in Tinauce. we t1araetl thc ftrs
Ifaissioaary society west OF the Miss
isaiapi river was organized = years
lago st Corsleana ~ Aishcn pleFee
MIS-, Lee permsnter or Bia Springs
who has been fol fot ye.;rs IA al
/ ncea or the Northwest Texas eenfee
Ae0ce. Was nest Oh the nros2s ~. heY
I3us the Vsgy important bas mRei
naglected suaieef tCagi siian Stew
/ arflsn(Q," VITA hen n4any ard jig
| aSssAsIe asestsstSs SsgssA9sIT RIs
Frcs egEvrrt7'r 81, oS'iy-,i-sv-- ~ sla7N -Ness
ie6 si}e 1aeee ghAt pi9aHe8 iler aHe
Rneo
we bg8shra as sac eosstarVa SIR
fnr5 f4l svlne uish tile siEius ta t9'
Eslme es gosa bN1 @ Mt pei
ffeaqs % sneaic w'fe0 sAe si5s d
1ar aeW.fIS Aia aNaf9 @Rae ea.
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ITslx1Ie- Rybas1a sse.lsllng.

! b, 4. ..H o. xs..,.
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