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THE FRENCH.
METHOD.
Oaaast'S
HE TAMED ERICSSON.
i
"H m ahead." Mid an arrogant,
aawlvoioa, tba roioe of tho Prince
i'Atkis.
Ha is right," said Paul Aslicr;
lfcty art going to prepare a vay for
Th wheels touched on the narrow
the witnesses botrcd. tao pnysi-
exehanced rratcrnai smncs.
Taaa, as the coupe passed, tncre couiu
Wasasi behind tbo clear glass, raised
1a spite of the heat, a morose, immov
able profile, the Prince d'Athis, pale as
acorpso.
"He'll be paler yet in an hour, when
they bring him back with his body
pierced," thought Paul, and he clearly
iaufftaedhis play, feint the second,
thee straight down between the third
aad fourth ribs.
Did the Princo d'Athis, whom
doctor was assisting to roll up
. , !. ..-.O U'nc it. Ihn
leaves, ncanucau " "- - i cm..h it to hit
shihtofthat supple, lithe and vigor- I ;& to bit
Ous fellow who advanced, his round (
arms and neck uncovered, a pitiless
Aetormlnatlon In his eye? The fact is
,bat the whole faco of tho I'nnce
d'Athis suddenly changed, took an
earthly hue and showed under his
heard, which dropped as if his jaw
were unhooked, the hideous grimace
Of fear. Nevertheless he stood up and
came valiantly enough to time.
"Beady, gentlemen!"
Yes, wo suffer for our sins. The
Prince d'Athis had the innate convic
tion of this before that implacablo
point which sought him, met his at a
distance and seemed to caso him hero
and there only to strike him mora
surely. Paul Astior was trying to kill
him, that was evident Ho felt the
pressing danger envelop him. tho at
mosphere about him seemed upset by
the light of a dream, tho great bky
seemed to fly from him; he saw tho
frightened silhouettes of tho witnesses,
the doctors, even to tho wild gestures
of tho two stablo boys frightening
with their caps some bounding horses
who wanted to draw near and look on.
Suddenly violent, brutal voices:
Enough! Enough! Stop!"
What has happened? The danger Is
past, the sky has stopjied moving,
things wear thoir natural colors and
stand in their right places. Hut at his
feet upon the furrowed and upturned
soil there extends a largo pool of
blood, which blackens tho yellow
earth, and within in lies Paul Asticr,
bleeding liko a pig, his naked neck
pierced from sido to side. In the
frightened silenco of tho catastrophe
the shrill noise of insects sounds from
the distant moadows, and grouped at a
little distance the horses elongate their
noses in curiosity toward the still body
Of tho vanquished.
And yet tho defeated man know a
good deal about the sword. His fin
gers, solidly set against tho guard,
made splendid piny with tho shining
blado; while tho other one. standing
before him, twirled liko a frightened
turnspit.
How did it happen? They will say,
and the evening papers will rope at "it
after them, and to-morrow nil Paris
will repeat it nflor tho papers, that
Paul Astier slipped in making a feint
and impaled himself; they will toll it
with the most oxact details. But, in
tho events of life, is not tho precision
of our words in invcrso ratio to tho
exactness of our knowledge. For both
spectators and combatants something
Tailed and confused always surrounds
the decisive minute that rainuto when
destiny came in and struck a final
blow contrary to all expectation and
all logic dostiny hidden in that same
dark cloud that always enveloped the
denouement 01 Homeric combats.
Hair OIs nail Conqnsrv tfcs Iron Heart
with the Charm of His Music
A very interesting incident is told of
Ole Uull and John Ericsson, each of
whom hfuo ''on'ibulcd fay their i:ve
no little frii. Jo tl.o SeiniinavKui
count ri"3 ii wh! thry were I re.
Acqunii.tcd in t..o.r early life ;um jood
friends for ye-ivs, they hud son.uuiw
been separated and had not met again
until both had earned world-wide fume.
Bull once visited Erics.-on and invited
him to his concert. Erics3on refused
on the " ound that he had no time for
such folly, Each time liuli como to '
New York ho visited his old friend and
never forgot to invite him to his con
certs. His invitations were many
times refused becauso tbo inventor
pleaded no time.
'If you don't come to hear me once,"
said Uull during ono of his visits. "I
tho ' w ta':o m v'n alHo aQd play for
jjg ' you right here in your workshop."
ll you onng your violin nerc ill
n V K t-j
in 'Pin
mu' s fr l
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l.U-"WA:Tt. a..a.-g.lSS. It
HE Grain-Savir?,Ti:e-S2v-
iag, Moncy-Sav':::; Thresher
of this day and ag;.
AS More Points cf Ere! jsive
Superiority than ail others
combined.
VERY Thresherman and
Parmer is delighted with its
marvelous work.
FURNITURE FURNITURE !
ii
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n
rch
1C
cd the st rk o
AMAH
OTCACQUAIKTED V.VTH TWX OCOOArT Of Tmi CCWSTtT. VTH.-CSTAt
jcucu taujabu: wroRMATtoJt rsoM a s-nror or tk: uxt cr
ViS "
B55"s bee
et fe?ra
5 m B Ejsaa ra an smb. a
axsa e rtBM s
you Furniture of
and him.
Found1 owiud byFivd Wjntou, vi 1 .-eli
; 11 kinds, at very low fiimrxv. Call
STOIiKnook's old Red Cloud Drug Store Building,
door wvat of Holland House, Red Cloud.
3d
was Li-lesson's only
answer
Nothing daunted Hull. Ho was
bound to try what l fleet his mufcic, that i
had entertained so many, wouldjhavo
upon sucli an earnest and practical
inan as Ericsson, who had been cooped
up all his life, ono might sny, in his
workshop. One bright day Bull went
to Ericsson's house with his precious
violin, but not without somo misgiv
ings as to how his visit would termi
nate, for ho knew that Ericsson was a
determined man and generally meant
what ho said. When ho entered tho
inventor's workshop ho was greeted
in any thing but a friendly manner.
Without allowing E-icssonan oppor
tunity to blow off his wrath on him
Bull opened the conversation in tho
easy, fascinating way for which ho
was noted, upon the violin's construc
tion, what it lacked, etc., and finally
asked Ericsson his opinion as to tho
best sounding woods for tho manufact
uring of violins. This was followed
by quite a discussion as to tho acoustic
properties of tho violin. To illus
trate ono of his opinions, Bull
drew tho bow across tho strings
of his violin. From ono chord
ho went to another until ho broke
into a lengthened melody. Tho
workmen laid asido their tools and
listened with Ericsson to tho grand
master of the violin. All stood spell
bound. Bull becamo enamored of his
own playing and made his violin utter
tones that it had never been called on
beforo to emit. After awhilo ho ceased
to play. Ericsson, who had been sit
ting lost in his own emotions, with
tears coursing down his chocks, cried
out:
"Go on! Go on! For tho first time
I know what lias been lacking in my
life." Minneapolis Journal.
N
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OT only Superior for all kinds
of Grain, but the only suc
cessful handler of all Seeds.
NTIRE Threshinr Exoenses
(often 3 to 5 times that amount)
made by extra Grain Saved.
ORKMANSHIP, Material,
and Finish beyond all comparison.
i. tSSi -H- ra-r..2i
aer-3,-
BOGUS DIAMONDS.
Her Artistic Sense Revolted.
Pale, but sclf-posscsscd. tho young
man rose to his feet and stood beforo
her.
"So this is the end, is it, Victoria
Washahaugh?" ho exclaimed, in a me
tallic voice.
"Evaas Gambit, it is," sho replied,
coldly. "I havo been deceived in re
tard to the strength of my attachment
for you."
"It could not stand tho strain of my
inability to furnish you a green-stone
fronton Michigan avenuo for a home,
I presumo?" he rejoined, bitterly.
"It is not that, sir!" shj answered.
With flashing eye. "I beg youtolajl
Hove that I ass superior to considera
tions of a sordid character. Mr. Gam
bit. But you do aot satisfy my artistic
nature."
In what respect. Miss Washahaugh
may 1 ask?"
"If you must know." replied tho
fair youag girl, with a pained look,'
.your hair docs not match that of mv
lovely little Fido by at least three
hades!" Chicago Tribune.
Mathematicians at Work.
A German journal, tho Xouesto
Nachrichtcn, has mado a, calculation
of tho number of minutes in tho
Christian era up to tho end of the
year 1888. Tho calculation is as fol
lows: 1888 multiplied by 3G5 days.
with 4W leap days added, gives" a
total of 89,680 days, which contain
M.549,920 hours, or 992,995,200 win
txtat, or less than a milliard by 7.00 J -
800 minutes. A correspondent of th but a srrindstonc."
ocwntilc American points out that if
the indemnity exacted or France bv
Germany (5,000,000,000 tranc) after
the war of 1870-'71 were to bo pa.
ft tkaraU of 5 francs (about $1) ,
vary mlauto since the bcgian
4fc Christian era, tha jnymca
Mt yst have beam complete:
QarmiM would hava had to v
fallpaymeaW iateaV till the at cf
aVtr&ire
fJBinriti far Tau Chixf.
Genu That Arc a Numerous as the Sands
ly Iho Mea-Shorr.
Of lato years jewolry, and femalo
jewelry in particular, as it were, has
beeomo very numerous and ostenta
tious, so to speak. Formerly tho pos
session of a pair of diamond car-rings
enveloped tho happy female in a halo
of aflluenco that caused her to bo
regarded as a modified femalo Count
de Monte Crista
A minstrel troupo, whoso perform
ance wo attended not long since, mado
a pointed allusion at tho increased
cheapness of gems. Tho interlocutor
in conversation with the genial end
man, congratulated that dusky
humorist because ho had been seen on
tho streets accompanied by a beautiful
young lady. The happy end man in
quires if tho interlocutor had observed
tho elegant scal-skln cloak worn by
tho lady. llio interlocutor had
noticed it. With reversed thumb tho
end man intimates that ho had be
stowed it on tho attractive female.
"It must havo cost you quite a largo
sum of money," replies tho interloc
utor, who for some inexplicable reason
ignores the negro dialect
"Yes, sah, livo hundred dollars, and
did yo seo dom ar torches?"
"Thoso what?"
"Dom torches. I means dem lamps,
hanging in her yeahs."
" Oh. you mean thoso largo solitairo
oar-rings? Yes, I saw thorn. Thoy
must havo cost you at least fifteen
hundred dollars."
"Thirty cents" rcplios tho end
man, reaching down for his bones, or
rather tho bones with which he makes
discord.
Tho shabbily-drrssod, poorly-paid
shop-girl wears gems that flash in a
dozen different colors, while tho
young boy who gets four dollars a
week in a button factory carries on
his soiled hand a diamond ring that
might bo a prince's ransom in olden
times if it were real.
Yet jewelry, which was formerly
supposed to bo expensive, is now worn
so generally as to create a suspicion
that the coal deposits are being sub
jected to an alarming drain.
Not everybody knows that it takes
an experienced jeweler to detect tho
real from tho bogus diamond: hence it
frequently happens that grown-up
persons undergo a similar experience
to that of the little girl who complained
to her grandmother:
"Ma told me it was a diamond, but
1 have found out that it was nothing
V
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IBRATOR owners get the
best jobs and make the most
Money.
NCOMPARADLE for Simplic
ity, Efficiency, and Durability.
GUMP & WA KNEU,
HEAL ESTATE&L0AN BROKERS
Call mcl examine our bargains. Correspond-;
ence solicited,
GUMP & WARNER.
Op.ra House Block- Red Cloud
EYOND all rivalry fcr Rapid
Work, Perfect Cleaning, and
for Saving Grain.
iEQUIRES no attachments or
rebuilding to change from
Grain to Seeds.
BROAD and ample Warranty
given on all our machinery.
RACTION Engines Unrival
ed in Material, Safety, Power
and Durability.
UR Pamphlet giving full in
formation, sent Free. It tells
about this great
EVOLUTION in Threshing
Machinery. Send for pam
phlet. Address
The Strike is Over !
And G. W. Dow invites youi attention ' a f-w f '- many
airtick- he keeps in ;tock.
;iven that I will
who may desire
as candidate for
Notice is hereby
examine all persons
to otter themselves
teachers of the public M-hools of this
county, at Ued Cloud, on the third
Saturday of each month.
J'A. .J. KlXO.
Couutv Sup't.
"'like .lltr
Iltr'HMt 1 I.iM- Ytiu an licr-l.. untiGut
tli.tt mi liio Mil ! t of .1'lin. 1n.. I. 1. It.tlilll,
ini(li.iM.'il :n ri..te t.t '.Ic. .it :! m.irt
Ii'iu-clii l.Vd Cloud, .Hr.ilva. tor tln taxi--, of
the M-ar lr"., amuiintniir tocl (. t ll.- 'oUmiing
luniK situated in tl.tcr county. Jk'lraka.
t.ixi'tl in tile iiaini' of IIerI r . I,u-" HMVlt:
rrt ne i of u w l -. town -. nuicr 11.3
ai re- !i llini' lur irik-iimtlcni tit v.hl lauds
from the lit'ii iifs.'itl "i site uill )ir".li;tie
Ctti, l-U. :iinl if it il rilpu:e! 1 i i i .ao a
I'liratioli for a tuaviiirr'- l. tltnl I. II a CM.
Mow beams
Plow lianilles
Lister h?rc
Wagon hows
BiiKiry spring
Thimble sheins
Iron n.eh
Holster pi ite
!lo.v rods
Horse .-!i"c
Pol.' COM lil'g
Ax liandl's
Iron
Steel-
Holts
Not.-
Washers
I!iv t
Clevi-et1
Wrenuhtrs
Spoke
Ki'll...-
IniUtfr
Hreakors
Douhlu trees
Single treca
Neck yokes
Cable chain
Kerk ii.mdles
Hugcy wheels
Harrow titnher
!a'iier tlnshcs
Whip ock'ts
W.mon breaks
Blaeksinith cohI
Si'd ''undies
Couiter hubs
I I ' ' i Al Vi AcvLfg
THE GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE.
(Chicago, Bock Island & Pacific and Chicago, Zantac A Xabraaka Itya.
It main lines, brnnchf.- unit extension wt!. northwest ntt iihwoM
includa Chicago. Jollot. Ottawa. lVttr), La .Sal n. Mollim, lUiclc U.at.t in
ILLINOIS Davenport, Mtidcuttnn. Ottumwa, Oklto. Vt Lltwrtv !w
City, Deailotnes.Knoxvlllo. Wlntornot, Atlantic. Auttubon. HarUn, tttttjifi
Centre, and Council ltlurfs In IOWA Minnonpolia ml St. 1'atU In MIN'NKw
80TA Watartown anit Sioux Full- tn rAKOTA-0Jltin,Trvnton. Cttniareo.
St. Joaph, ana Kaamui City In MISSOUK! -ltratno. rirbt;ry, nU Nl-
In NEBRASKA Morton, Toiwkn. HuU-hlnon. Wlchlt. tV.:UftU. Siv .
Abllena, Caldwell, tn KANSAS Colorado Sprtnr. Onvor, l'urblo, tnOol -ItADO.
Travarna now untt viuit imnw of neh furnUtirf ami irrun Jatw.
affordimr the bt ntcllltlo at intercommunication to olilor rVa iut t. m i
towns and cltlea tn Southern Nubmaka, Knniu, Colorado, Utah, Nam
Mexico. Indian Territory, To-in. Arizona, Idaho, California, and l'fttk?
coaat aad transoceanic Soa;ortn.
SOLID FAST VESTIBULE EXPRESS TRAINS
Of Palac Coaches-lendlnir nil competltora In aplendor of equtpmont and
luxury or accommodation- nm throuiin dally ltwtn Chlrao and Cola
rado Bpriaf. Denver and lutblo. Simitar MAONtriCMNT VKsTlJIULK
HVWb aaiiy on-.wwn nicairu anu council piuiti ivimanaj, ani
Chlcaco and KnnnoA City Klrant Day Coacbea, Dininir Care.
ilna Chair Cars iFKEK). and Palact SlHti(ntf Car. Colirunita Esnur
alons dallv. Choice of ronton to and from Salt Lake City, V ortland, Iat
Angeles, San Dtego, Son Kruncioco, and tnterventn localltlo. Quick Uis.
prompt connactloos and tranafero in Union Depots.
THE FAMOUS ALBERT LEA ROUTE
TRAIN
batWM
Recllni
Bona auporblr quipped Expremt Tminn dally each way between CMrajr.
Rock Island. Atchison. St. Jonoph. Loavenworth. Kaiieaa City and Mlnao-
apolls and St. rauL Tho Kavartto Tourtnt Un to the scenic resorts, oU
Kepaiiin. of every i!e.-crittion done with neatness ami di-patcli. Hatisfsctian
guaranteed iD every ca?e. Ariug cash in your purses and I will do
you good.
G. W. Dow,
Blacksmith and Wagon Maker,
KED CLOUD, NEB.
THE CITY LIVERY STABLE.
McAvoy & Farkkl, Props,
huntlna and ftsbinar trroi.nttn or trm Northwest. Its Watsrtowri llraa.
courses tbroosTli the most productlvo lands of Nurtbara Iowa, Southw.ai
aunnssota. ana cast Houujrrn uukoto.
THE SHORT LINE VIA SF.NKCA AND KANKAKXR offara flsrlllttra
tomvel between Cincinnati, Indtannpotis Lafayette, and Council lUurTa, fit..
Joaeph, Atchison. Leavon worth, Kantian City, Minneapolis, and BU I'au).
For Tickets. Maps. Folder, or desired Information, apply to any Cour--
nun umca in tae unuuu ttn;o or tiuisua, or auaress
E. ST. JOHN,
CHICAGO. I IX.
E. A. HOLIROOK.
sal Ttafctf Faw. lft
c.
CHENCK,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
l'UOMIT AITKNTIOS OIVE.V TO
&mm aaar
Collections, Taxes Paid, &c.
if
i &
Keep Fine lligs and Good Teams Office with the County Judge. Moon Bloc
:k
MARVELOUS
MEMORY
DISCOVERY.
Ontr Cirnnlne Sretem ofMeaioryTralnias
I our ItrnU I.rarnrd la eae rsodlstf.
liml lrnnclrrinc ceres.
r.vrrr rtiilil nml nilolt Krrnttyhsaeflttrd.
(;.n.t imluccnieatt to CrrepaaiiiaosCUM.
V'-myoetts. with oi "hn of Dr. WmA. IIniS
in i il i.. t u wt rlil-f I Mivcialitt in Mm t 1ii-.
O.TJirM .-r'tiI,:ilTinintii.tDoerMt rtfrntl-
rft. .l..I.I!iicllrr, !l.l...litoruMho7infi.i:i
A4n-W. 1 . Itlrlinril ITorlor, a .xraiw,
Hun. U". W. Astor.JuilL'cCilifMtB, JsaahP.
Mrnjitmiu, n.l nthf n. wmt Kwt l-w by
irul. A. LOlSt:xTt, 2111 kUlk ATS., N. T.
At Reasonable Pnccs,
ComnuTcinl inon and other? trill find thi the ht"t livery stable in tho city. Firt
door cmt cf Holland Houte.
RED CLOUD, NEb.
Nursery
Red Cloud, Nebraska.
09
C. Y. Kai.ev. J. I Kali:v.
KAi.r.v itr.o-J.
ITOKXKYS AT 1 . A-'t'iit fr the II.
.V.M.K. K.I:uhN. Once 011 Wouttr street
luiiil. Nutin'mt.
iSlc
o.c
Cast, .Ia-. McNknv.
CASi:.VMcNK.NY.
Ati urn pa .s . no ryxsi:i.ons at uw
Will iractk-o In allrourtN of Oil "late
Cllootion as wi-ll a- litigated ttnliii's can-ful-v
ami otllrlenlly nttciideii to. Attracts furnis!:
tftloiiau'Iidion. Ufkh t Over Firt Xatlon.tl Hank. hl
Cloud. Xeb
Stock
XalK
i.w. iui.u:y...m. i)
OMOKUHATIIIt'HIYSlCIAX.
r
t..lt.i,t Wnrr.utli llHIiA ktl.ik.ia
I tlllll tittle ."!, I "ll. FUi- ;j'i"nuv
'.iiioii.il ItanX. I ted Cloud. ctntk.i.
Chronic illwactr'atH l;j mall
i. KX-Plrst
L. H . Rust says to send in your orders for
Nursery stock at once if you want it at
Bed Rock Prices.
L. H. RUST. Red Cloud.
H. CLARKE Preaidont. Albany. N.Y.. J. A. TULLBY, Vlc-rroritsi
Kobt. V. HHIHBY, Treiuiurer
NEBRASKA & KANSAS.
FARM ILAN
PAID UP alPI7AL,$50J)0Q.
Ua Cloud. N'b. Albany, Nw York.
DIKKCTOhS.
If. Clarke. Albanv. Nw Vnrc G-o K. llrarli. IUUtonSt.a .V.V.
W. II. Hnbr.on, All4nv, N V. K. K. Frnci.. aUtQhl. mm
R.V.6hlrey D.M I'latt K K. HlKblaml. J.A. Tucr, ,M ii Un
MONEY LCANCD.
On inproved farm in btmKA a i1 Kwn ,.. Money furtmhr I i . u
ecurity is approrctl I'ruicnal n:l itrrrt it1!c in IU1 (
KROWN S
Marble and
Granite Works
A. M. BKOW.x. l-sor.
FineMonruneHtH
and Headitou
Rial )L and 4th At KI Ootid.
ESI
BS(
bHIIIIIIIIIIIH7bIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIH. . k7
A mcml'cr ot tho famous 'TK)kcr !
'ril:rtupe of Texas onco s:M that i
most exwiiMvo diamond ATcro , :i'be
that
IV
Great English Remedy.
Murray's Specific.
A L'ti.iranJertl riiro for nil ni'r
Ts3Wfct on ilic.'iM sin h a Mik tnm.
or-l(- ot lr ri iiier lotcrw
li-juli'tic I'-'ln l:i tin lin.'k nr
oui)nMnjtionaK,f:illi)r leii-c'rrlifi-a
un T.il laltinlp v.tn-luilni-
kin i-iiHitfiii anili'ii
ratio of jHuiTt tli" ; vrn
ti Oiri. In ith"i t an-
1 iinlicrr,in or.- rojcitUm I
:i j ! " v I K-li I.iM i.it. '1 I l in
t&TaViac vis muii." t ac r inin j
it a.iliti'i,' ?i ru a Trfasrk.
l nr v Inm 1 t s 7 ,
tiyiaalUan-t-vlptof jnc I Ul
partJciilar In lnI hlct, ci t
five to eiTrrk'!l,,;
eGarastr Six Bic
to ctiranv uo. KrcTs5
cnlcr rwrlwd " "! -I lm
wllti aritt-ti s"arant-? "
. . .... .u. ir ...I .tit fi
dio not effect a cute Allr- AnW IMia
alt communication to the tvie
mamitJtfturrrs. TintMfitaw Medii'1k CO.
Kan.TIiv)lo
t?SrtIl in Kcd Houil lt C. I con 1X0 .lc
apunt.
&
h.
Less! Xollre.
vrdi taVp woOv JhatcnliirTBtJh
FTra
taid in the pack hca ho ( day ;.r :?r-a. 17;. ,.t - - i "j
of thoui in his own .sand. I vwiirr county. .cirrska -ts...s biw tin-ob-
-,,., l tpc nr:itrvrif whtei arr;. oib a oiucws
.tftmes. ,1 iV, w"thcrin.uif a tutor xtl rol-
. -. fir .;' .VAlnf. nisi 1H tnr WM !bin las
ll&rarj-oi the KniKi .Itr-ciin: c-i"" "'rTki !is .rrJ tbfrth
" 1 sm r s"i. . uo " - : .
METROPOLITAN!
LIVERY,FEED,&SALESUBLE.
3lcrhart A F'.tons Old Sund, Wcljtcr ?t., Rd Claud, Xeb.
HENDERSON BROS., Props.
Fine ri, good home,, hoard by day or wcefc. Yoor pitronage aolicit-
cd. Don't forget the place. eat .idc of Webster
street, Hod Cloud.
D. B. Spanogle,
Real Estate
and Loan Age-
Red Cloud.
ft
NT
It will be of interest to Breeders to see
Jff-
u&
. not liorer.fter -urplv
ro:i lurs until Rvo ycavr a,!.;
lion.
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BSSSSW BBSSSsi Pi sTst T"T
'PsW wM Jsts tu. oa
ssmw BsV -aT . WmwvmfaiM ass.
" HlsSsca. timtmm htm.
Vil WttB aaasaassssSCCOS
-ssaftmN AND PURCCa
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