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EVEN SCHOOL BOYS!
DEFEAT ARMY Club

U. S. Army club, which recent
ly dropped out of the Senior Dia-
mondball League, lost another
contest, this time to an High
School outfit, 3 to 2. The school
boys are not over 16 years of
age.
At the end of the sixth inning.
the Soldiers wanted to !eall.s The
Citizens and report, they had won
game, but by some persuasion
they agreed to finish the contest
and were defeated by one. run.
The game was called in the
eighth inning on account Of dark
ness. -. @ ,ehau2
1t seems that the Army boys
need new team before they can
call themselves diamondball play
ers.
Score by innings: R. H. E.
Army :. O1O 001 90 2 5 6
School =. DOL 900 IL 8 z L
Batteries: Hodges, White and
Brown; Sterling and Menendez.
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LEGALS

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA,
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERY.
fORLENE KEY BENEFITED, ~ Fl
Complainant,
tItr VS.. DIVORCE
JOSEPH BENEFITED,
Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
1t appearing by the sworn bill
filed in the above stated cause that
the residence of the defendant.
Joseph Benefited is unknown. that
he is over the age of twenty-one
years and there is no person in the
State of Florida, the service of a
summons in chancery upon whom
would bind said defendant.
It is hereby ordered and you
Joseph Benefited are hereby re-
quired to appear to the bill of COM
plant filed in this cause, on or
before November LIST. 1897, otherwise
the allegations of the bill of COM
plant will be taken as confessed
with eX parte.
1t is further ordered that this
order be published once each week
for four (4) consecutive weeks in
The Key West Citizen. a newspaper
published in Key West, Monroe
County, Florida.
Done and Ordered in Key West
this October LIST, 1887.
(SEAL) Ross c Sawyer
Clerk of the Circuit Court.
Raymond r. Lord,
Solicitor for Complainant.
oct2-9-16-23-3o
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centive to effort. There are many
persons, to be sure, who work be-
cause they enjoy it and others who
work from sense Of obligation to
their fellow man. The vast majority
Of persons, however. work because
they need an income to supply their
daily wants. Were incomes equal
that is, unrelated to effort-there
would be such diminution of effort
that the sum total of income avail
able for distribution would be very
much less than at present. Nearly
everyone, therefore. except those
practically without income, would be
worse off than they are now.
Another possibility is t. base in
comes on need. This is the arrange
ment favored by the communists:
"from each according to his ability:
to each according to his need" AS an
ethical principle this represents high
ideal; at is a noble conception of
brotherhood" Economically, however,
this scheme Of income distribution is
unavoidable. because there is no
satisfactory way of measuring need.
Do skilled laborers need more than
unskilled laborers, and if so. how
much more? Do men need more than
women? Do musicians and artists
need more than ditch diggers and bod
address questions TO the al
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carriers? And even if this problem
proved not insoluble, there would re-
main the matter of incentives. II a
persons income is based on his need,
not his product, why work? Can we
safely abolish the connection between
product and reward?
A third possibility is to base in
comes on sacrifice. This arrangement
would provide a stimulus to effort,
and it is thus superior to equality and
need as basis of income distribu-
ton. But payment on the basis of
sacrifice ignores the fact that the OBJ
Ject of labor is to obtain products de-
sired by the consumers; and therefore
rewards should not be based merely
on the sacrifice Of the worker, but on
his contribution. If he works hard
producing something for which there
Is little demand, his contribution is
slight and so should be his reward.
Moreover, it is difficult to measure
sacrifice. Who makes the greater sac
rifce-a railroad president or a Sec
ton hand?
Another possibility is to base in
comes on productivity-on the con-
tribution to the national income. This
arrangement has the great merit Of
increasing the national income, and
thus Of making possible a high aver
age income The apportionment of re-
wards. under the productivity plan, is
facilitated. of course, by the prevail
ing price system. Under this system
those who supply goods or services
that are scarce. that is inadequate to
meet the demand, are better remu-
nerated than those who supply goods
or services that are abundant. This
is as it should be; for the large re-
wards lead to an increase in the OUT
put of the scarce articles.
The productivity basis Of income
distribution necessarily leads to in-
equalities in incomes, but this is not
a serious objection if the incomes are
earned. As a matter Of fact, Of course,
many large incomes are not earned;
they are based on illegal and unsocial
activities. Were we to eliminate this
class Of large incomes, much of the
criticism of inequality would disap-
pear.
.hor care of this neiUSpdperl
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WEATHER CONDITIONS

Pressure continues high ovel
the eastern half of the country
and is relatively high from the
central Pacific coast eastward
into the Plateau region; while
low pressure areas of some inten-
sity are central over the southern
Rocky Mountain States. and Can.
adam Northwest.
Showers have occurred sines
Yesterday morning throughout
much Of Florida and in southern
Louisiana. being heavy at Titus
vile, Fla, 200 inches. There
have also been light to moderate
rains in the North Pacific State.
and in portions Of the Rocky
Mountain region, and rain or snow
in portions Of the northern Plain.
States. and upper Mississippi Val
ley.
Temperature have moderated
over most eastern sections. on
are still below normal, with freez-
ing as far south as western North
Carolina this morning; while j.
western districts readings are gen.
orally near or above the seasonal
average.
G. s. KENNEDY.
Official in Charge
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the dark ships. t +
BY HULBERT FooTNEe lssPayz1EEaa
-

SYNOPSIS: Neill, a young
federal agent, finds his beIoved
Janet, gun and Prescott Fan
ning's freshly shot body locked
IN a cabin on Jennings yacht
at AbsaIom's HaTbor, Md. Hiding
her nearby in q disused liner,
ReiH joins Mark Bonniger. local
Investigator. Neill learns Janet
didn't shoot the 1fdshy stCindIer,
but has to find out t1lo did 20
BGUe her. He suspects queer little
EysteT, tUho hated Tanning, and
Ira Buckles, Fdaning's huIEing
bodyguaTd tDho is arrested, but
both haze aIibis. NeiII also dis
trusts KetteTing, a ldlDyer down
from Baltimore to fish. Neil is in
a tight spot, himself suspected By
Bonniger.
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Sundays
Horoscope


Today's nature is independent,
self-confident. DESTROYS of distine-
ton, but too proud and naughty.
The result may be that when an
opportunity for success is at hand
there win be no friends to help.
bit enemies who viii gladly help
to pull down. To guard against
this danger, cultivate friendly re-
lations.
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STEALS FALSE TEETH

wAYCRoSs, GA negro pa
tient in a hospital in this city
stole set of false teeth from a
fellow patient and sent them home
to be available when he got out.
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wasn't till after seven that eve
ming that he called up and told me
he was there. So then / gets a car
as quick as could and drives down
to see what you was up to"
"And late that night you visited
the yacht and discovered that Fan
ming was dead and the loot gomez"
Buckles scowled at him. SPll
keep my trap shut about the girl
if you go $780," he growled. ri
"Fifty-ffty what?" asked Neill.
"Aahl" growled Buckles. Don't
try to play innocent with me. I
mean Fanning's stuff.
'It hasn't been in my hands"
''You lie! What did you kill him
for if it wasn't for that?"
Il didn't kill him.
Buckles upper lip turned back
like dogs. 'Tm damned well sick
of sitting in this hole and I'm not
going to waste words with you'll
You got my proposition. Take it or
leave it. I've only got to call that
cop down here"
Neill began to sweat gently. If
he did satisfy Buckles that ne was
telling the truth, Buckles would
betray Janet anyhow out of sheer
disappointment. His only course
was to play a double game with
the brute.
well, l see it is no use trying to
lie to you" he said grinning.
That's what a fellow says when
he's getting ready to lie some
morei" muttered Buckles.
1T wasn't all lies, that / told
you. / didn't kill Tanning, so help
me Godl was ready to do it, but
the job was done when / got
aboard the yacht" stah
n FsExpect me to believe that"
4sSYou can take it or leave it,"
said Neill. my cards are on the
table now" He went on to give
Buckles an exact and truthful ac-
count of the finding of Fanning's
body. In spite of himself, Buckles
was convinced by the wealth of de-
tail Neil related.
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WEATHER FORECAST
(Tin $50 p. M, sunday

(TiH 7:3O p M, Sunday
Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy with occasional showers
tonight and Sunday; moderate
easterly winds.
Florida: Mostly cloudy with oc-
casional showers tonight and Sun
day; warmer in northwest portion
tonight.
Jacksonville to Florida Straits
and East Gulf; Moderate easter
" winds. over south portion and
moderate to fresh east and north
east winds over north portion
PARTLY overcast weather tonight
and Sunday. scattered showers.
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five companions took off in tbs
airship America" at Atlantic
City in attempt to cross Atlantic
in balloon. Forced down after
u hours in air and all rescued
Wireless used fer first time IL
history from shore 10 ship over
water.
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bring about the
greatest happi-
ness and the
greatest social
stability.
The problem
is what should
be done about
it. Some people
advocate equal
ity of incomes.
The fundamen-
tai defect with
this scheme of
income distri-
button is that
it would re-
duce, If not de-
cfrnu the in.
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You've Got No Choice
~ RECKON Tanning was smoke,

just couple OF minutes before
! came aboard" said Neill. "His
body was warm. | reckon | scared
away the killer by my coming be-
cause he didn't get the loot. /
got it."
"What was it," demanded Buck
less. in what form, mean? What
had Tanning turned it into?"
Il am not going to tell you that.
Something easy to carry around"
How much is it,"
"Over a thousand G's."
ooh, God!" groaned Buckles.
what have you done with it?"
'sn I told you that. you could
give me and the girl up, and get
away with the whole of it. You and
me have got to trust each other for
the present"
TRUST" said Buckles. I'D trust
you as far as would a rattlesnakel
You fooled me once already"
You've got no choice now"
said Neill. IF you 5etray me or the
girl nobody in the world will ever
know where the stuff is hid"
Buckles scowled, muttered.
rubbed his briStly chin. well :.
what's your proposition?"
Neill relaxed a little and wiped
his face. We've got to find the
murderer" he said. when we pro-
duce the murderer we can all 60
free ard enjoy the stuff"
well, who was it,"
That's what / was hoping you
could tell me. You know all about
Fanning's life, who had it in for
him, and all"
Buckles shook his head dumbly.
"The man who did ii was con-
cealed aboard the yacht" said
Neill. HE came down from Balti-
more"
"A Baltimore MANI"
Gan you supply any Baltimore
clues?"
Buckles shook his head again.
He scowled and doubled his fists.
Thinking was a hard business for
him. ''The boss, he kept me out Of
this Baltimore DEAL" he muttered.
He must have had a partner or
partners in that deal"
IF he did, he never let me meet
them. He kept me out of Baltimore
until he wanted the yacht"
| ssWho gave him the lead that
took him to Baltimore? Think
naclS.P
Buckles could only shake his
/ head. HE was already there when
first heard of it. But / knewft vas
something big, something classy"
How did you know that?"
We'll, once hear the boss talk
ing over the phone when / was in
his room. He never let nothing
drop, but ] could tell he was talk
ing to a high-tone guy"
Can't you give me more than
that to 60 on-a name, a telephone
number?"
mo. The boss was too slick TO
mention anything like that over
the phone"
This man that he was talking
to may have been the killer"
How do you figure that?"
Il know that Tanning collected
over a million on this deal. There
is nothing 70 show that he divided
il with anybody. II he had a part
ner he may have double-crosSed
him.
Buckles looked at Nell with a
kind of admiration. Sure" he
said, Il wouldn't put IL past him.
With the yacht handy for a quick
getaway out OF the country, and
all"
| (cstyusta. 1857. - EslSsvs Fssa.~l
| Neill prizes = strange else iron
I Buckles rnemary, MeaS2ay.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN.
that under and by virtue % and
pursuant 20 that certain decree
made and entered on the 9Th day
Of October. A. d. 1887. BY the
Honorable Arthur Gomez. Judge %
Judicial Circuit Of Monroe County.
Florida. in Chaneery. IN that Ger
tain cases therein pending wherein
Chas. n. Stone II complainant, and
fsottfe A. Day and -- -, her
husband II married. are defendants.
the undersigned Special Master IN
Gna4eery. appointed BY said decree.
gill offer for sale AZ public outrry
to the highest bidder for cash. be-
fore the front aear of the county
Court House in Key West. Monroe
County. Florida. on Monday the tgt
day Of November. A. y. 1871 fnamg
being q rule day Of said court and
legal sales day. during the legal
hours OF sale. t0-wtt. between II
o'clock In the forenoon and 2 o'clock
IN the afternoon Of said day. The
following described property 90
satisfy said decree by payment %
the amounts therein specified
In the city Of Key West and
known on the map 81 said City
deIiHeated by Wm. A. white
HfAA an EfNtNAfH - ~ Ar3Nf -
part Of Tract seven CD but
better knoWn on n diagram ~
benjamin AlbufF, Sr. recorded
III Deed nook r. page aNe a.
Iffuotls nnfnhess rye fgB ~ Square
Two "a and mote particularly
dtstf4bkd ~ fsileesni Conmeac-
ing a. point Heveuty-four
f7slo feet Three CD Inches
sonthefiy from the corner ~
frtfr0nfa Street AID salt Pond
or BAY Rpad and runnluE IN
s0uthefiy dirFcti6a Seventy
FOUR f7fB feet. Three f3l inches
10 pine or Monroe street.
thence At rlaht angles a.
westerly direction along Pine
Or Monraa street, one hundred
and fifty ffEol feet 70 Pearl
street thence AZ right angles
- q NorfhoTlY direction along
Pearl Street seFeuty-fouf ffft
feet, Three 90 inches. thenee ~
right angles ~ an EaRferiy o..
reetl0H one handred and fiftF
fito1 feet 80 TIE place 81 be-
ginning.
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POPCORN NAN WEALTHY
G. s. KENNEDY.
Official in Charge

Kansas Oty.-lrwin Z. Nea-
deck. who fer many years op-
Grated 3 popcoFn stand here. left
al estate xslaea as $40. 9fz.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT or TIN.
OF THE STATE or FLORIDA.
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERY.
n. THOMPSON and A. II. ADAMS.
Plaintiffs.
vs. Foreclosure Of Lien Of
Tax sale CeFftfleates.
r. G. ROSS. II living. and. n
dead. the heirs. devisees. gran
tees or other claimants under
the said r, g. Ross, deceased,
and MRS. r. q. ROSS. his wife.
II he be married.
Defendants.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
II appearing By the sworn BIZ
OF Complaint Of y. Thompson and
A. M. Adams, the plaintiffs In the
above entitled cause. that the plain-
tfffs are entitled 20 an order OF
publication against each Of the de-
PENDANTS hereinafter named,
1T Is THEREFORE, ORDERED
that r. g. Ross, ~ living. and. u
dead, all parties claiming interests
under the said r q. Ross. deceased.
or otherwise. IN the following de-
serlbed land, situate ia the C'inty
Of Monroe. State of Florida. ko-Wtts
All OF AttHAA HEt W sA@EA""N 80
being Lot One 81. Section SIX
teen tIel. Township Sixty-elEht
(ss). south Of Range Twenty
three (z3D East. containing
Twenty-four fzs1 acres.
and Mrs. n. G. Ross. bis wife, II Ne
be married. be and they are hereby
required 10 appear 20 the BIZ 81
Complaint IN said cause on Mon
day, the FIRST day ~ November. a.
y. 1891. otherwise the allegations
81 said Bill 81 Complaint VIII b.
taken a. confessed by said DE-
PENDANTS
n o. further ordered that this
order be Published once q week for
four consecutive weeks in The KEY
West Citizen. = Newspaper pub
lishea FL Monroe Comfy state -
Florida
Datea this asth DAY 81 ssptsm.
her. A. y. 1881.
Ctvfrruit Court Sealg
Rosa G sawyer
Clerk Circuit Court Eleventh Judi
claI Circuit ~ E1oriaa. ~ and
for Monroe cnnnty. FLORIDA
" Curry narFtA
Solicitor for Plaintiffs
aept9E. oet1-e-Is-z5
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Jack Edwards, manager Of the
Edna Park Steek Company. pass.
ed through the city this morn
gin enroute 20 San Antonio. Tex
as While here be arranged %
bring his company 70 Kew West
for 3 professional stay during De-
cember and January. T
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KEY WEST IN
GONE BY
Happenings Here just 10 Years
Ago Today As Taken From
The Files of The Citizen

Construction of three ferries
for the Overseas Highway began
in Jacksonville this morning. The
county bought the ferries Satur-
day night. Time warrants to the
value of $4,000, with which to
pay for them, were sold. The
three ferries will cost 100000
or about $4,000 more than was
anticipated. They will each be
powered by 100 HIP. Diesel en-
gines, however, instead of two
20 horsepower as first planned.
By the addition of $4,000 to each
boat larger engines of a more
powerful kind are to be installed
and the speed of the craft raised
to IL miles per hour. MIR. Gibbs
company, builders of the ferry,
were the first to suggest that the
commissioners increase the pow
er to 100 instead of the 20 as
first intended.
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LEGALS
NOTICE OF MASTERS SAL

NOTICE OF MASTERS SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
that under and by virtue OF and
pursuant to that certain decree
made and entered on the 9Th day
of October. A. d. 1887, by the
Honorable Arthur Gomez, Judge OF
the Circuit Court of the Eleventh
Judicial Circuit OF Monroe County,
Florida, in Chancery, in that GER
tain cause therein pending wherein
Chas. N Stone is complainant, and
Charles G. Albury and Mabelle NJ.
Albury. his wife. are defendants.
the undersigned Special Master in
Chancery. appointed by said decree.
win offer for sale at public outcry
TO the highest bidder for cash. be-
fore the front door OF the County
Court House in Key West, Monroe
County, Florida, on Monday the LIST
day of November, A. ID. 1887 (Samo
being a rule day of said court and
legal sales day. during the legal
hours of sale. to-wit, between IL
o'clock in the forenoon and
O'Clock in the afternoon OF said
day. the following described prop
erty to satisfy said decree by pay
ment Of the amopnts therein speci-
fled:
In the City OF Key West and
known on the map of said City
delineated BY william A. Write
head in February A. u. 1899, as
part of Tract Seven Cd, but
better known on a diagram by
Benjamin Albury, ST.. recorded
in Deed Book -, page 3S9. as
Lot Number one (I in Square
Number Two, and more par
ticularly described as follows:
Commencing at the corner of
Petronia Street and the salt
Pond or Ray Road and running
thence along the Salt Pond or
Bay Road in a Southerly direc-
ton Seventy-four CAD feet.
Three go inches; thence az
right angles in a Westerly di-
rection one Hundred and fifty
G501 feet to Pearl Street,
thence at right angles in
Northerly direction, and along
Pearl Street Seventv-four (7f
feet. Three CD inches, to Pes
tronia Street; thence at right
angles in an EaSterly direction
and along Petronia Street. One
HupdTfdt and Fifty u50l feet
L 70 th6i placd 81 beginning.
ALSO: sFs'h3t =
In the city Of Key West and
known on the. map OF said City
deiineated BY William A. White
head in February A. ID. 1899. as
part of Tract Seven Cd but
better known on a diagram bv
Benjamin Albury. Sr., recorded
In Plat Book Il" page as Lot
number Seven co In Tract
Seven 60 and more particularly
described as follows; Commence
ing at the corner of Salt Pond
or Bay Road and PetrOnia
Street and running thence In a
Southerly direction along salt
Pond or Bay Road Sevcnty-f0ur
(74D feet, Three (3) inches;
thence al right angles in an
Easterly direction Sixty (60l
feet more or less to waters OF
the Bay; thence mcandering
along the waters OF the Bay IN
a N0rtherly direction Seventy
four t74) feet. Three CD inches
more or less to petronia Street;
thence along. the line OF petronia
street in a Westerly direction
Seventy-fixe (75) feet more or
less To place Of beginning. to-
gether with riparian rights
ALLAN b. CLEARE, JR..
Special Master In Chancery.
RAYMOND r.. LORD.
Solicitor for Complainant.
Oct16-23-3o. 1917
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. You and Your
Nations Affairs
Inequality of Incomes
By ELIOT JONES
Professor of Transportation and Public Utilities,
Stanford University

20 One OF the main causes of present
industrial unrest is the marked in
equality in incomes. The rich have
too much and the poor too little to
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1777-Lorenzo Dow, eccentric
pioneer Methodist evangelist, born
at Coventry, Conn. Died at
Georgetown, Nd, Feb. 2, 1884.
fS06-William p. Fessenden,
Names noted goversor, statesman,
and secretary of the treasury,
born at Boscawen, N. H. Died
Sept. s, 1869.
William r. Shafter,
Michigan's Union officer in the
Civil war, bors ct Galesburg,
Mich. Died Nov. IL, 1906.
1s37-QOO years ago. John
Francis Barnett, English must
clan. Died in 1916.
1S47-Samuel P. Jones, popular
Georgia evangelist-preacher, born
in Chambers Co, Ala. Died Oct.
Is, 1906.
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isSi-U. s consul general at
Geneva, Mr.. Gilbert. by invita-
tion 81 the League If Nations. sat
in. at Is talk over japanese war
crisis.
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Ia ths cts - Key West and
knoan On the map ~ said citf
deftnfafsa - VIM a White
head e. FfHFnarg a -. tAz1. -
part - Tract seven CD but
better knows IN q diagram b.
flaa ianin Hfhuff. Nf. recorded
IN paaf Bsak ate page 3 a. Lee
nursksr ElRht 90 81 Tract
seven ~ ana nseFs particularly
deaef1flea mn aasiomH Enmmenr-
fuN Mt = point On Haif Fona ~
Ttas Read Seventy fgNf ffaf
fest. Three 90 Enraea AosfhFriF
Non fnH corner ~ FFfroria
street aHa saif Pied - usF
Eaad aa1 faaninE thence On =
Eanfhsffa dlFseflan afaaE NEif
paad - B4F Had AeFfntY -fo1f
f7fl feet TAFss faf iHfhsH -
NfaFas - p8ne street. fhraff
af riEks ana1sa aians f'ine ~
tfsHree Street ~ IN kastsrif
6ireeftan EartFs ninf n4f feef
mere - iess - NafFfa ~ fhs
Hay GhsEns nseaafsrtnH alrrN
fhs wafsfa - ths Hag ia q
MerthFsfe fiseefinn HeaFafFs
faar f1ft feaf Thfee f4g ierars
sseFs ss &sse fNeaes 81 = west
ewls alTes ssea NsHff ft4f fee
neafm ~ lesN ~ rstiHt ~ 49,
Hinnsna. Taesthsf STA Fipafian
AfFaN q cI.EAHE sn
at MASTER 81 ChanrFfl
saFsfas8 81 fSgftft.
Easteftsr ST saFia# ~
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