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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXVIII, Number 13, 14 October 1900
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ANSWER TO FRENCH NOTE Gensrilly Approved at Berlin NO OBJECTION OBGED Neither Press Nor 6onrnment Wishes to Affront France Qeveral Paper* Riprfaa 4ilnnl>h- Rapidly Assamed a More ■Saergetle Toac
THE MORNING'S NEWS
U MAKES CALLS Pare Formal Visits to the British and Americans Representatives at Pekln*
FLAME OF REBELLION SWEEPING THROUGHOUT SOUTHERN CHINA Whole Territory From the Kow Loon Borders to East River Reported to Be Reeking With Sedition Feor That the Wlthdrswal of Troops From Ceotoo Will no Followed by Rioting end Looting. British Military Police Ooerding the Borders to Prevent the Ingress of Rebels From Northern Provinces
CURIOUS SITUATION Two rprlnlngn In Southern China and the Powers Mar Have to Suppress the Reformers
OLNEY WILL KEEP FAITH WITH BRYAN
CAPTAIN LEARY WOULD STAND BY THE GOVERNMENT
STRIKING COAL MINERS NOTIFY OPERATORS OF THE CONDITIONS ON WHICH THEY WILL RETURN TO WORK Kesolntions Adopted by the Convention Demanding That the Increase in Wages Will Continue Till Next April, the Abolition of the Sliding Scale and the Arbitration of Other (Trievances
PROSPECT OP A LONG STRUGGLE
;jV". Secret Sessions
HANNA'S STATEMENT Declares at a Political Maotlnr Tka« the Strike of Coal Misers will Be Settled Today-
Geaeral Merrltt Retmras
SETBACK GIVEN TO MR. CHAMBERLAIN'S ASPIRATIONS
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MILITARISM HIS THEME Bryan Addresses Crowds in Ohio BEPLY TO ROOSEVELT Tries to Disprove the Governor's Assertions- Declare* Thnt the "Militant Meafcar" on the Republican Ticket tin* Now me Frllhllaid Jllmself
STRANGE DISAPPAERANCE OF YOUNG INDIANA MILLIONAIRE
CHEERS FOR WHITE
M'KINLEY A HEAVY FAVORITE IN BETTING Lo« Anfflra Hp mid** Exclusive ew« Service. *prelal Dinpnteh 1 From the Xew York Herald. i
ROOSEVELT AT LOUISVILLE Addresses Big Audience at the Auditorium A CORDIAL RECEPTION At ElizabetMewn He Suffers tee First Instil Au Orgnnicril Attempt I« Made 1»J" Men mart Roy* to Break V» the Meeting, bnt Without Snceess
I WW Oalvestoa Helief Fund
Stops the Cough and Works Off the Cold
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GIVES BRYAN EVERYTHING • i Populistic Forecast of the Election CALIFORNIA DOUBTFUL Ona Hundred and Flfty-thraa Votas Clnssad ns Cartnin t Mlmatra ■ Prokable Majority of Thirteen In the Electoral Collects While There la a PfMßalbllltr of HW VM«i
WALDERSEE'S STATEMENT ■namarlses Military Proreedlass Slace He Asaamed Commaad aad Rxplalas Seeming Delay
VICTORIOUS REBELS neported to Have Defeated Imperial Tissis aad Caytared the city j of Wei Chow
tiSP£ Of ftSCE FADING AWAY British Foreign Office Is Pessimiifc SCOLDS AT AMERICA Tan Much Publicity Slvnn ta Diplomatic Nagotiatlons Ko I'rospeet af Dls«lplla|ns rhlik as Long mm She Is Allowed a Voice la Decldla* Vpon Her Faalshmeat – I
THE ODD FELLOWS • borate Preparation, (or the Grand Uacarapmrat to Be Held at Reddine Thin Week
FEW ANIMALS LOST Ten Ukoaiand Honei nnd Male* Shipped Arrum the Pacific From San Franclaco for the Ariu?"
SCHOOLBOOK PROBLEM The State Educational Committee Has a Bill Prepared Calculated to Solve It
HOLDUPS AT BAKERSFIELD Two Chinese Are Stopped aad One Is Beaton Over the Bead
SUICIDE AT SAJUTA CRUZ
Grain Warehouse Burned
Reglstratloa In New York
KEEPS UP HER WORK Wisconsin's Splenilfd Run Back to San Francisco lleata the Record Made by Her Slater Ship, Alabama* L'n'drr Natural Drauvht and In tbe Open Sea
SALISBURY'S THRIFTY SON Lord William Cecil Undertakes to Trade a Bike for a Tricycle for the Premier's Use
INCREASING GARRISONS Consnls at Shanghai otlfy the Tno Tai That This Action Is Deemed Xeeeseary
PREACHER'S DOWNFALL Itev. Ron-lands Hills Sentenced to Four Venn' Imprisonment on a Charge of Blitnmy
To Repair "Old Ironsides"
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WEATHER BUREAU'S GALVESTON STORY Eipariance of a Government Official Forecaster Cllne Tell# of the Devaitntliifr KlFectn of (hp Recent ttreat Storm on tke Gnlf
COURTHOUSE BRIEFS
MONEY RAISED FOR THE GALVESTON SUFFERERS 'Anionnt Realised From the Benefit Concert U Lnr»er Than Expected
NOT IMAGINARY A Common Disease, Which la by No Means the Result of Imagination
LEOPOLD IN PARIS Kiiiff of Itelffinm'a Vlult to the Exposition (irovon a (jirlevouft L) I nn p i»o i ii t me nt
Thousands Hitc Kidney TnaUl and Don't Know it.
CALIFORNIA CLUB SEASON BANQUET Prominent Citizens Spend e Most Enjoyable Evening VlMtlng Unenta Are Entertained In Splendid Style With Uoud Entiuj|. liood Stories nud Wood Mnatc
AMERICAN DIPLOMACY AmbunMtidor White Relates What a Shrewd German Diplomat Said About It
Small Craft in the Orient
Importation of Powder Forbidden
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REPUBLICANS ASSEMBLED IN CITY CONVENTION AFTER CAREFUL DELIBERATION DURING THE TWO DAYS' SESSION SELECT A STRONG LIST OF STANDARD BEARERS
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OUR PROUD POSITION
WELL DONE, RL PUBLICANS
THE IRRIGATION CAMPAIGN
HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN
DISTRUSTED. DISCREDITED DE TROP
THC ART OP ADVIRTKINQ Br H. C. Aekvrlr. A«nrlMl( Man■•raid |
Some Untoemeditated pimadks
THUS SAITH THE PREACHER •.
Tea Dallars Reward
THE WEATHER
THE CITY'S NEWS EVENTS OF TODAY
ALL AROUND TOWN
4 , | To the Voter* of the Eigthh Ward
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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n==FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS=ni •r • *" * K **• "x JR—SB—®—!B—SB—W—SF—II) ¥—¥-^¥—If—m—it—ft—F—W—W—V——W—%f—¥ W nr. «_ » mr *sr ir a -w n> m m » u- «■ -zr ■» w w Mr, jbi rut IH!.—"WL-Jy M xr. M m w_ -4#„. m_ <wn «a »» «»« — — _ _ (ORAIVGI COf.ITT) CROWDS HEAR THE GOVERNOR Immense Audience Gathers at Santa Ana CLYDE BISHOP SPEAKS Publicly Renounces Allegiance to the Democracy ; Governor (inftc lenpcrinllaeii. Milf(arimii and lru*l« and , Hold* llin Aeidlenee Yearly-Two Hourl
IN IT '.!<N TEARS An TJnconscioussiave to Cofte«
(LOS AXGBLES COUNTY) MRS. WITHEftOWS FUNERAL Serricci Were € ondncted at Her Late Reaidence by the Rev. Mr. Wllber
INTERESTING PROGRAM i Meeting of the Azusa Valley Teachers Many Paper.* and AddreMNcci HeiVe Been Prepared to Make This tension a Moeot Inferential One j _______
(R IVEKSIDE coi vrv) I' IN SERIOUS TROUBLE ' | a Boy Accused of Attempted Train Wrecking John D. Godfrey Arrented for Placing ( a Henv.v Steol Hull trroa* the j ( Track nt Orange Center i * i i
, FIVE DOLLARS A BOX The Price Cuts No Figure With Him
Nicaragua Duties Reduced
VENTURA GIVES M'LACHLAN AN ENTHUSIASTIC WELCOME
TWO YOUNG MEN OF EL CAJON MEET DEATH ON THE DESERT
r (».%* BKK.VtRDIXO COUNTY) I PROTECTION TO FRUIT l-I- J Subject of Needlmm's Address ■ at GMno a [. II Hanrhrri, Both Democratic aad Rec J liiilili«*nii. Tarn Oat la Larare y Number, to Hear the ' Concnnaai s
MINERS WIN IN KANSAS Strike Settled by the Deeliioo of O. B. Taylor, the ArbitratorCkairn by Both Sided
r THE WOMAN IN THE CASE ! Conservatives Deplore Plunkett'e Defeat DUE TO PREJUDICE ; Religions Animosity Aroused by a Dublin Belie i Xeir Field Opened I'p to American Cfcrlcatorlata—»London Preparing to Welcome the He- I <a roil an Troops
CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS i Extensive DamiiKo Canned by n Drifting; Stenninhi|» In the Meraey
MONEYJN LONDON Flaauuiers Worrying Over Threatened Outflow of titli i* New York
(■AH BERNARDINO COUNTY) NEEDHAM AT GOLTON Miitlng Om or tlx Bast of tha Campaign Slates That Ra Haa Bees Ei(k*> •laMltallf Rmlni Irtrrwhm aad That Proapecta far Rlaatloa Were Never Brighter •
Democratic Meetlaci
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NEWS FROM THE OIL FIELDS AND THE MINES |
Untitled
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TO MAKE ARID UNO PRODUCTIVE What Is Bitot Done by the Rational Irrigation Association C. I. Dmtkr Sfndi an Intrrratlas Letter to the Ma n a fuel are rt •«d Merchants of Los Aigelea
JACOBY BROS'. OPENING The Great Department More la Alive Willi All Manner of Attractive Tlilii|(«
COPPER AND OIL ▲ Business-like Company Pushing ! Development Work on Two Very lromising Properties
JOTTIXG9
DEATHS
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MUNICIPAL WON BY ETHELBERT t Beat Imp a Scant Head in Record Time BURNS' VIGOROUS RIDE Newport Track Opens Its Faii Mealing Jmc Pair Cloin With Poor Atten4anoe—Uxerlleni Tlmr Mudr !■ the Ore* 11 Pacing Event
EASTERN BASEBALL KattOMl Lfagne Sea*on Closes With Brooklyn A urn In the Pennant i Winner
J. G. DUFFIELD DIES A Veteran ■ porting Han of Texas I Breathes His but on a Railroad Traia
RESULTED IN A DRAWN BATTLE Tucson* and Paciflcs Play a Tin During the Rain The Ball Was 1 Slippery and Poor Throws Were KreqOrnt bat the (oatrit Was Exciting i
OPENING OF LOCAL FOOTBALL SEASON Pasadena High and C. S. C. Freshmen Tie Wllkoit Seorlng—Los Angelas High Beats Occidental
LONG DISTANCE GRIND Female Crcllit Breaks the World'i Record (or Fifteen Hundred and Fifty HI lea
i FAILS TO LOWER RECORD Joe Patehen Break* Track Record of Parkway Race Track, QoUg AcaJut Time
FOOTBALL GAMES Harvard Defeat* Columbia bjr a Big Score—Reliance loae* to Stanford
Holland Placed In Commission
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At the Theater
Stories of (he Stair
New Production*
Peraonal
ANTON LANG, THE "CHRISTUS" OF OBERAMMERGAU j
The Week's Attrnctloa*
A NEW "THEODORA"
SOME OF THE BOYS
Chicago Pride
*«.» lit lie Hla Catfcer
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Doings of Society
ROYAL COUSINS SOON TO WED
theories arout catarrh Peculiar Ideas Regarding a Common Disease
%Htiirnl l)cfrii«p In South Africa
A CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL
PROGRAM FOR THE GOOD ROADS CONVENTION Subjects That Delegates Kr«■» la ta«tkrrn California Will Dliraia
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Key and Bow
FRAU JOHANNA GADSKI The Faaau German Soprano Talks on the Sabjeet of Mnaio la America
Music la Old Erla
He Sang the Chorus
CHURCH MUSIC
NEW YORK TO BOSTON BY TROLLEY
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THE HERALD'S EDITORIAL FORUM jCesson for California
Wat/ to find Coa/ Strike
jtppeal to 3*irst Voters
What Woman Can %)o
NOTES FROM THE LODGE ROOMS
BANKRUPT PETITION FILED BY MR. CLINE Bprlnff Street Grocer's Financial Einbarraament Dae to I'aclflc Coast Canned Lobster
1I , ( An Other* See t'a
Easy Enonch
ASKS DAMAGES EOR LOSS OF HIS WIFE'S AFFECTION
PASADENA NEWS SHAKESPEARE CLUB MEETING "Taming of the Shrew" Was the Topic for the Day Mr«. Ii«or« P. Steven* Gave an Inferential? Talk on Thin Comedy, Followed by n General Dlacuaaloa
FARM LAND IN SALTON VALLEY A. L. Selig Returns From en Investigation of the District lie Report* That Artesian Well* Have Produced u Good Water Supply and Mioh of the Land la I Taken Up
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THE YELLOW MAN . A Thrilling Story of th« Boxara in China
TENANT'S RENT WAS SUDDENLY RAISED His Refusal to Par the lnrrra.nl Rate la Follonrrd br a Suit la Ejectment
TROPICO WATER COMPANY Annual Mertlnir of Stockholder* Held and Board of Dlrectora Elected
TRIED TO SEND DAUGHTER TO THE REFORM SCHOOL
WAS DESERTED ON HER RRIDAL DAY Simon Benioff, tin Tailor, Is Sued by His Wife for Maintenance I Mm. Bmloff A»k» That Her Husband Be Coiutirlled to Pay Hrr Ule Hundred Dallam a Month
Merchants Attention •o /W — r j... —_ _ _ r.. _ . u
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PRAYER SCHEDULE AND SOUL'COMMUNION I Reaches to all Cfeeds and Peoples and Has Grown to Large Proportions Since It Was Originated in Salem. Oregon
Napoleon Hounc Sold
How Che Parlalenne Knew
MUnnderstood
PAIIfNISOfipiMIf How Harvard Has Provided for Illness in the Student Body. A Regular System of Medical Visitation—A New Infirmary and Diet Kitchen—Novel Pro* fessorship of Hygiene
Dramntlc Discretion
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CONDENSED RAILROAD TIME TABLE
| In the City Pulpits j
CARDINAL GIBBONS
Church Kotea
THE HERALD'S SUNDAY SERMON PREJUDICE By Rev. J. S. Thompson, Pastor of the Independent Church of Christ
;LOWER CALIFORNIA COPPER I _____ Interview With One of the Pliers I Four Hundred Square Miles of Lsal
Danarrr In Age
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CHEE-WING-SU MANDARIN
THE JERICHO POSTOFFICE Pap Porktn*. l*oj»tma*ter. Tell* About the A#iPricnn Fin®
HAD BEEN TAUGHT BY CLOWN tnaeemly Exhibition Made by a Parson M ho Had Boaßht a Circus Horse
l.iirhtjc and Shadows
He Hoi
A Queer River
Kew French Words
MRS. GALLUP'S LAMENTS She Ha* ■ Talk With Mr. Gallap About Hli Second Wife BY CHARLES B. LEWIS
THE ABSENT MAN IN BLUE
AN UNSHAKEN BELIEVER
THE MAGIC OF A WHISTLE
THE EFFECT OF DESTINY
| DINKELSPffiI/S RULES j j FOR PLAYING GOLF 11
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INDUSTRY, FINANCE AND COMMERCE San Francisco Jobbers Want tbo Hawaiian Trade Islands Aiwaym Have Rfrn and Still Are Uiven Ulacoonti Awarded to Foreign Countries by Manufacturer*
/ ON^CHANGE Condition, ot the Si«*w York Market a* Sbonn by Tran.netlona on Wall street
I Cloilla Stocks
Bead List
Ban Francisco Bllnlsg Stocks
SB^JSSSSSSSSSSS}tSisaiBSSiSSSSSAS!» RAILROAD NEWs!
Weekly Bank Statement
Loudon Flnaucliil Htvli-n*
I __________ Imports and Exports
Treasarr Statement
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET Dally Call Board Dealings and Prleea of Farm and Dairy Produce
Grata and Provision*
Chicago Grata Trade
• | Kew York I'roilucc
Cotton Futures
llrltlMh farnlti Trnile
THE LOCAL MARKETS
LOVE LETTERS CAUSE A SUIT FOR DIVORCE Doctor'* Witt Claim Her Husband Corresponded With Yoasc Ladles I
* Had I>earaed Wisdom
AGRICULTURE AND HORTICULTURE I Unsettled Weather Leaves Everybody Guessing Some Duma arc Probable to Ral«ln« and -o Crop That Needs Kulu at Oace—Condition of Irrigulloß
THE PUBLrC PULSE Church Taiatloa
Marrlase Llcchm
Card of Thanks
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f lIIERATURE OF TIE ©AY J %? ®Ce@€C€#«» n»###€€€^ EDITED BY EXOCII KMGHT
"THE LIGHT OF THE WORLD"
Notes
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BOERS NOT BEATEN SAYS COMMISSIONER WESSELS CUlnna That English Jngo Party Has Purposed for Years to Annex the Two South African Republics
THEY ALL SWEAR BY M'CALLA The Word of Pral»e From a Mini Who Has Served Under Him
BEAUTIFUL BUILDINGS OF THE PAN'AMERICAN EXPOSITION
ELIZABETH CADY STANTON STARTS A NEW CRUSADE Advises Women Not to Marry Men With Ugly Names, Unless the Names Be Changed
Odd (•amp of Ciolf on u Six-Mile Link
The American IVntlootl Air
Didn't Mind
NEW LAID JOKES
A Boxer at Heart
Tbe Rdalnc Veil of Years
AIRSHIPS OF THREE NATIONS WILL RACE OVER EUROPE Event Expected to Be the Most Important Since the Advent of the Railway Train, and to Mark an Epoch in the Progress of Civilization
PHILOSOPHY OF CAR FARES It May lie Proli l a lil > Considered in Troy iih Well a* in < iiicaifo
Hrolher I)icke.v*n Mi a day >n>lnv;«*
1* !! >11l«t He
I WARS OF THE J | ANTHRACITE MINERSS Ii««SSSSSSSSSS!iSSSW
TRAVELED 25.000 MILES ON $54
A FRIENDLY OLD WORLD
Tile Wise Man and the rifftfer
GREAT GATHMANN GUM
TORPEDO BOAT CATCHER BAILEY THE NAVY'S NEW BULL PUP -■ V It Is a Record-Breaker Tor Speed and Also far Equipment, Being Able ta Whip Anything Ite Size
Mr. Bowser's Tribulations BY M. QUAD i Wanted to Rin Ills House on a System, but Finally Came to (irlef
Pa on Arctic Exploring He Explains How Human Nature Makes People Look for the North Pole
THE HOUSEMAID QUESTION Is Man to Be Solution of Great Question Now Agitating Master M Inds?
The Champion Longy Distance Poet Gives ■ the Poetry Editor a Stunt That Jars Him A LESSON ABOUT POETRI By the Poetry Editor
Had a Keg of "Moon. shine" on His Shoulder When He Met a Bear Zeb White's Predicament
Portion fop Poweri, Campnlvn Tint
Female Police
%>Jkfc/es M&Pw ir f <-ffeP3id
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jfcow S3ig TJrees j(re 7/foved TjransptanUng St ant a/ms 'Don't Jfave to Wait for Orna-ZReduced to a Science mentai TJrees to Srow
System in Selecting a Subject To the Amateur From a Friendly Friend
GROUP OF PRIZE WINNERS AT IDE VENTURA BABY SHOW
A FAIRY KLONDIKE
Time to Hull
Not Alone
SOME THINGS ■ ABOUT THE GREAT STRIKE AN! THE STOKERS
Murk Twnl■■ Wnnteil lo Veil nnd Did
Ib «mil n iins
Proposed Tribute to the Apple [
'new trick to excite pity Man and Woman Find That It Succeed* in Winning Wealth
Hi r Neighborly Reciprocity
Li-VeUest of the Game "Bird* VALLEY QUAIL OF CALIFORNIA
THE LATEST RAPID PIRE GUN
' BK>goBloBIOBlogK>iaoao{BoHoBlo8»♦ MoreoreoifloMo^ao. | Hernbie Story of the Siege | J Zio/ct by 7/Jrs. Conger | : SiowoHOii I Diary Written by Mrs. Conger Bravery of American Troops During Anxious Weeks Sufferings of Legationers Before Relief and Cowardice of Came Chinese
How The? dot Even With Him
Sftehind the Scenes at the Circus *f Snto the 'Dressing 9foom fust 33cforo the Stand Cnir/
TIE PROSPECTOR
A CURIOUS GARDEN t < Most Unlqui Home in Los An* Took Seventeen Years to Plx l( geles Up
NOT SO ANXIOUS TO MARRY
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HE WAS BUSY TAKING NOTES Tluil as Why tb «• (ounlry I'rlncipal Dlil Sot llfiir tlic Lecture
WESTERN HORSES IN FAVOR Tit«> llf'Nt llr.»il Animnl* a»f the Went Ire I.il*i'il ia tln» lliantlnv field
Concetrated *Ray * WRITTcN FOR lUS SUNDAY HERALD
DIXIE THOMPSON'S SADDLE
WELL-KNOWN BULLDOG IS LOST IN A GREAT CITY
THE ROUGH RIDER
Southern Delight*
Carriage or 'Wat king Coat
Jfctgh Jiigton Cottara and S'urs ca/itonabie
Crennied Kkki
97//SSCS' jfutumn ffiox Coat
SOME CURIOUS ENGAGEMENT RINGS
j White (lowim With Kurn Tlila Winter
lint Tuinnlm ut lliinn-
Pretty Gift tor u Lonely Old I.udy
Sfcoso Colored S'rcnch S'/ctnnet Tl/ai'st
ffiicicJc 7/otuet ISistting Sown
SOME THINGS TO AVOID IN DRESS
Dye the Piue Ribbon* Black
I'rctticMt W'ny to Train Wlfttiirlu
Si Jur Zjrt'mmed C on
XOhat I Sato at the Exposition
<■«>«»«! Ituinh, XolorM Follow
Too lunoi*iiiil for Kiiiiahh
Proof
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