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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-08-14
LOCAL AND PENTNSULAR.
SUDDEN DEATH or DIR. y. HOoPER
SBEJHhRI.
How tho Horses Flew ArOnnd the
Track Thursday Rt Hazel DELL
Applause from ths Spectators.

How tho Horses Flew Around the
Track Thursday Rt Hazel DELL
Applause from the Spectators.
The opening races at Hazel Dell Park
on George G Lobdsll's farm, 90 the right
Of Christiana avenne, were attended by
fully 1000 persona Thursday afternoon.
Many prominent citizens and large
number Of ladies were among the spec
tators, and the judges were RvAns
Pennington OF this city. DR.. Ellwood
Harvey of Chester, and Horace Darling
ton Of Concordvilie, Pa.
The first race was with wagons and
had fve entries, namely: Bl z Frank, by
W. 7. Massey; e. Frank, by John
Hagan bl z Don Cameron, by L. W.
Stidham; br - by T. d. Brown
gr Friday, by Alfred Springer. The
heat was closely contested and won by bl
Frank, in 3.02.
In the second hest Browns horse took
tine lead, but broke badly on the third
quarter, giving the heat TO Don Cameron;
time, minutes; Massey's horse with
| drawn.
In the third heat Browns horse led,
with Don Cameron a good second. Both
broke on the second quarter, giving
HsSsn's horse the lead. Don Cameron
passed him closely and took the lead in
the third quarter, winning in 305l;
Hagan's q close second.
In the second race with sulkies there
were two starters, T. B. Merritt's b m
Kate and +. b. BIkinton's m Gipsy. The
latter won two straight heats in 2.51 and
2.57.
Third race, entries-George Moseley's
b m Lady c. Wesley Weldin's g Long
Island Chief; M. F. Haydsn's bl Frank:
The first heat was won by Lady in 25s
closely pushed by Frank. In the second
heat Long Island Chief led from the start
and won in 3.00A; Frank second.
An accidental collision took place
between the sulkiss Of Long Island
Chief and Frank in the third heat, and
Lady took the lead, but was passed by
Frank In the second quarter, who won in
2.56t. In the fourth heat, Lady lead,
Frank breaking badly. Lady and Long
Island Chief were almost neck to neck in
the last quarter, and the latter spursed
on the close, winning the race In 2.54.
Fourth race, free-tor-all, four entries-
W.S. Bulloek's b Minor; Silss Wright's
b m Maud MoCaulley; Ferdinand
Wsgner's & John w.; James Williams'
b Delaware Boy. Minor won the first
heat in 2 38. In the second heat there
was much difficulty in getting start and
the word Ego" was given with Miner on
the lead, John W. Second. The horses
broke badly and Delaware Boy took the
lead with Maud second and Minor third,
winning the heat In 2.43.
The driver Of John W. claimed foul
by the driver Of Minor, that horse having
run him down during the heat. The
judges decided Minor ont Of the race.
In the third heat, Delaware Boy took
the lead and maintained 1t, winning the
race in 2 45.
Filth race, entries-John W. Denney's
IN Daisy (; F. B. Blkinton's bl Q Frank;
Silas Wright's br. &. Charlie Snow.
Frank won the race, taking the lead In
the start time 2.45.
Throughout the races there were many
demonstrations Of applause from the
spectators.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-08-14

The Delaware State Teachers AssooiA-
tion will hold its sixth annual meeting
at Rehoboth Beach, commencing on the
25th, and closing on the 29th inst.
Arrangements have been made with the
proprietors Of the Bright House and
Hotel Henlopen 10 accommodate the
members OF the association at 81 per day.
Tickets to Rahoboth and return may be
procured, on card orders obtained from
any member Of the executive committee,
at the rate OF $3.55 from Wilmington,
with q corresponding reduction from
points below. As the cars now run
direct to the beach the unpleasant hack
ride from the depot is thing Of the past.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-08-14

General Butler last week sent the fol-
lowing letter to Charles A. Dana, editor
Of the New York Sun:
DEAR Sin As means Of reaching more
querists than can do in any other way, 1
write you this note for such use as you may
choose to make out Of it.
do intend to stand by the nominations OF
the Greenback and Laboring men and the
anti Monopolists, and hope everybody will
vote for me who thinks that II is the best
thing to do. will give the reasons for my
action, which are controlling, TO the public AZ
soon as can have the benefit Of Mr.. Cleve.
lands letter Of acceptance, 80 that whore
disagree with him may do him no injustice.
Very truly, your friend and servant,
BENJAMIN +. BUTLER.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-08-14
Dilworth,a mare Uncovered.

Special Correspondence OF Gazette and journal.
PoRT PENN, Aug. 9.-The mare taken
from the stable Of Thomas =. Dilworth
yesterday morning, was found later In the
day on the farm Of Sylvester Downs, in
Dutch Neck. Some rascal had taken the
horse from its stall and, after riding II to
Delaware City, or that neighborhood,
had turned II loose.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-08-14
CASHIER HALL's FARM.
It's Sale Reduces the bziddIetOwn
Banks Loss by $4,000.

hHHR h1Os5 " NHFFVVV.
Last sweek John Biggs, Rsq., attorney
for the Ciuzsns' National Bank OF Middle
town, sold at public sale the Brick Hill
farm OF J. R. Hall in Cecil county, Nd.
Hall, it will be remembered, was cashier
Of the bank, and recently stole $S9, 900 Of
the banks funds. The farm was bought
by George W. and Charles Biles Of Cecil
county, for $l4 900.
Hall owns some more real estate and
considerable personal property, the sale
OF which will still further reduce the
banks loss by his thievery.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-08-14
A Car wheel Factory Fire.

ELizABETH, N. j., Aug. "a fire broke
out this morning in the Philadelphis &
Reading railroad car wheel factory here,
totally destroying the building with con.
siderable costly machinery. The loss IA
8IO, 900, insured.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-08-14

WAsHIsaTos, Aug. s.-The surgeon
general Of the marine hospital service
has directed the establishment Of . tenn
porAry quarantine hospital At Delaware
BreAkwatsr.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-08-14

Written rules on kissing are Of no avAil.
II is q science that must be transmitted
from mouth 10 mouth.-Cn. Sat. Might.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-08-14

Great staying powers-those Of the
girl Of the period.-L1e.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-08-14

DELAWARE BREAKwArER, Aug. 10.-At
about 40 p. m. to-day the station build
ing was suddenly shaken for about i've
seconds. The wind often shakes the
building, but the wind not being strong
enough at the time It is thought that Il
was due TO the same shook OF earthquake
experienced In other localities. The
shock caused the water in bucket Ia
assume very peioeptible motion. The
station at Delaware Breakwater is built
on the breAkwater ct some distance from
the shore.
THE RARTHQUAKR BLsKwHKRB.
The earthquake created great excite
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-08-14

At Hartford, Conn.,, bare-headed man
rushed frantically 10 the telegraph office,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-08-14

DovRR, Aug. 10.-A shook was felt here
this afternoon about q 30, which some
say was an earthquake. The shook did
not last long, but was plainly felt. The
N. K. Sunday school was in session and
the shook was also felt there.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-24

OAfonn A ues lasting machine j. be-
Jog introduced hy thc Bralc ShpC Lasting
Machine Company ~ thls cliy, which must
shortly cone il'o general use In the trade.
a. 10 performs 10 Work better than co De-
done ~ hand. auf Dol hair The time. The
machine consists DO an Iron table, in thc
. Cop of which i q socket Tor receiving thc
last Clamp. are drawn together hy means
90 crank. and The upper l. thus he.t
tightly over tlc bottom OF Che last While
thc edges are tackled The machine l.
very simple. onig Two movements being
re0aircd. AMI with % two men can last I've
cases 500 pairs per day. This being a. The
rate 90 one a minute Tor Ten hours. BY
hand abe bc-t wofkmcn average not more
than seventy Eve pairs per day The mr
chine l. endorsed by the leading manuiac.
turers OF tlc State. Hon Ehcn I. Pills
. bury Is Treasurer ri the Comptuy.-iiDs.
f.u GIltf.
This machine was the Invention of Ezra
?. BeAls. formerly Of oxford, an account
OF whose sad suicide was given In The
DusocRAr a few months.
Reporter Good morning Judge, /
hear you caught q lc-Pound black bass,
last night Judge Edwards well,
that's the story. and IL Is very nearly cor
reci-lt weighed about lbs. threw Il
right back into the pond"
An agent for The Boston capitalists who
purchased Mcguire Island, was 10 town
| last week So Gar as I can tud oct he Is a
MAJ without name. and the reports Of
what be said show touch OF that unlimited
capacity for lylng Cor which the L. 5. wea-
Their Reports are 80 distinguished. one ac-
couutssys Zoe summer house, i1ox7O, 3 l-2
stories high, will be- put up this fall an
other. that 4 costly hotel viii 90 up next
spring but all agree that men Of ample
means have az last taken hold OF lt VIVA,
they will 90 Is al a middle.
George Jones and s. d. Edwards ask
$4,000 Tor Goat Island. They have re-
fused So goo. They paid $40 for the Island
last winter
/ A big-fseliug runner, with a fne team.
went round the corner, driving like hu
the son OF Nlmshi. Suddenly be got on,
OF bis carriage and went and laid right
down nai on his back In the worst part OF
a mud puddle. he was not crazy. lie
didnt DO IL for Advertising purposes. Cir
cumstances over which he had no control
a broken whecl-cansed him 20 cut up
the strange an,ic. Old merchants say that
runners were never 80 plenty and 30 ssuey
a. this year.
Thomas Baker has unfafled splendid
Blaine aud logan banner from bis house
Top. The Lettering Is the most elegant
have seen for long time.
Alvin Loveioy came into my Office few
DAYS ago sOmewhst excited, and shortly
amer laid a great Dig looms egg before me.
A looms egg Is quite curiosity, % they
are seldom found. The eggs are little
larger than turkeys eggs, and look 80
much Ike rocks that one would not notice
them n laying among rocks or In the grass
unless be stepped on them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-24

wArKRroRD The commencement exer-
clses OF the Waterford Home School were
held At the church, Tuesday. jane g. be-
fore a large audience The fol.oNiug very
interesting programme was carried oui
Piano solo. Miss Cofueila VI Libby violin
and piano. J. Archer Eyelcih aud Miss W.
elcth. essay Duty" Miss Nellie sawyer
address, Rev. G. A. white, vocal solo,
Miss Jessie CARY vioin anil p'sno. Mr..
and Ms. Egclcth closing eiil "a plano
duet by Misses sawyer ani Est'.'h Al
the part we're very fnc The ,s-ay BY
Miss sawyer was well written AMI very
nnely delivered. showing car,fa. siuly and
thought Toe vocal solo, Dbl Mics Cary,
was exceedingly foe. a. vel oh. OBJ. test OF
the music. The address hy N.v. g. A.
Whit. was very Instructive anl Interest
Ing. aud al reelected much crcit to the
school sunday. a Baccslaurratc sermon
was preached b che school by Rev j. =.
Richards, and Examination foi.osci Mon.
day and Tuesday. which showed the thor
oughncss 90 the school Lso,uoN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-24

RUNFoRD.-A few days since, As DR..
Small was riding up Main Street, Mrs.
Moreys little dog ran out yelplng furious
" right In front OF the Dr.'s horse, fright
ening him aud oaulng him 10 jump and
Kick. breaking one shan OF his gig. The
Dr. Jumped, and held on 10 his horse with
great presence Of mind. thus preventing q
general smash-up.
The Good Templars and Juvenile Ten
pie me, At their hall, last Friday evening,
and were addressed by Mrs. Pember, the
General Superintendent OF the Juvenile
Temple. The officers OF this Juvenile In.
siltutlon presided with ability and true
dignity, and ELECTED much praise from all
present
Chlldrens Day WAS observed st the NJ.
y church, last Sabbath. The Centennial
programme" was carried oat, interpreted
with Rotations. and singing by the chill
dren--slso by the choir. The altar was
very tsstefaIly decorated with house plants
and flowers. A collection was taken for
the Educational Fund OF Sabbath-School
Scholars
The grass, and vegetation generally, Ia
looking finely In this locality. The frost.
two weeks ago. did no special damage.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-24

wEsr SUMNER Mr.. N. y Hawkes. has
m jyed his picture saloon into the village
from West Paris. lie was here some NJ
teen year. ago. aud bsiog an artist Of eH'
perieBoe can make you pictures that vii
look like you II not hanisome.
Quite a 10, % reshlugllng aud repairing
nDw. n s Coburn Is Smuggling his store
c Head his birni Dr. G NJ. Blsbce Is
pltting an addition to his 'iab'e, aud re-
Singing his entire bulldlugs
Nc. n l. Caftl. has bought him farm
ami l. moving ON a. o. ~. Curtis d, a
hart workios ycn1g m,a 4ol { N.'' him
success.
Tue mills have 1ui.Aed sa~iug. The saw
mill hsvlag saNcd some 200 90 board
lumber. To, shlngie nl,l VI l.. W. Chan.
dler commenced running the 10Th lay OF
March and finished the iO,h day OF June,
having sawed in that time sii 600 an Az
erage OF a little over 1900 PER day the
most OF the time not working only tn
hours pr day Warren y Lsihrop tsnied
the saw and ysried them, aud II. l. Curtis
punched them. All done with a Perry
Single Roll Machine. Ifsny one has done
better with only two men. please lct us
hear jsnr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-24

FEYEnrE0. a number % our people A.
tended the state Conference a. Blddeford,
last week
GA Wednesday at the buildings Of Mr.
Reuben usruden OF East fVeoarg were
wholly destroyed by Ore. Very little Was
saved. Farming tools, furniture and a.
teen head OF cattle were burned insurcd
,or Only 500. 10 The Fyoburs Mutual In.
surance Company.
The Academy school closes one week
from TUESDAY. GOV. Robe and wife are
expected b BE- present a. The eNhmlnaiion'
Foar students graiaaie-among them the
Governors SOC.
Mss hate p. stone. Prsceptrcss offye-
burs Academy. writes the poem for The
Alumni Reunion a. Gorham Normal
school
CAP, Bradbury returned home last
week.
Mr.FE Howe vent with The 81 Adams
Commandery 90 their excursion % Spring'
delt. Mas.
By the way. Why dOn't our Agricultural
Editor tel as What he knows about The
care OF babies. A. well A. Of calves lambs.
pigs and chickens he has Zee boy over
whom be l. very enthusiastic 10 select
few. We suggest that be name the Young
editor. James Blaine
strawberry FESTIVAL and SOciAble al The
new church. last Tuesday evening.
NJ. william Evans, an old resident Of
Frye6arg. Is very feeble. DovSo'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-24

ANpoVEE. JaLe "a II II. PuFingtOn,
go % S,ath Eas,on. Mass. has been 10
town Coz few days.
M - A. Proctor l. repairing bis hoes
AMI has moved Il further from The road.
The Couaty Commissioners have ben
10 = wu this week, Inspecting The sarP'ns
AMI iAks roads.
The Audover Richarisoo Lske rc'e-
graph Line which Was - badly brosen
down last IAN, :. bsiog Tepaired uereaf'
teF u IL % b. tsisph0uc Instead of teic-
grspa line
A lo.ige of juveuils rcmPlars was last.
tutsd here ltst SATURDAY. With 20 mem.
bsrs. NJ = q rcmhsr, vho i woriioe
Cor ilo .atsrc,t uf enc Mans jas,uiis Ten
plsr. gave an Interesting address on ten.
perauc,. AZ che Methodist church. sunday
Alsruoou.
A Stbbath- school has been organized a.
~. q. with John u Newton. Saperiuieni-
cot aud Kew l. 4. FrcuCh, Assistant
Mis- Etta N. Howe % Hanover Is
tsschIng the Soath Audosef school. To-
steal % Ms Miaa Howe % Ramford, A.
reported The village schools closed lnoe
.o. f1r the summer vacation.
NJ JOIN refkin., Photograph from
Nubishssi. Mas Is shoai 81 l'caie here.
60 Grygg. esq. b. home from an sN.
tended business tour of tae PscIds STATE.
LAKE aai brook nsh.ug hss heeu gooi
tals ssasou. sai many arse cltches are
reported
MIN Thomks has the fran oi h.s
house up ant d. pushing be rapidly toward
completion
NJ NJ Cor,ou has opeued fuii line
of groceries. fancy gooi. sni conicctlen.
cry. AZ thc small store.
Rev Mr. Dame aud wiiv attended the
Congregational state Conference AZ BIi.
dcflri. This Setk
The farmer. are ba-y Sl,h he.f hoe.ns
lst pow
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-24

BrIuu Ilre Hih The Baptist S'c.e
a. have h.rst Rev WI. BrisIn. of Dover.
y a to preach tt OH. church ai Middle
Iutsrta,s sin moths W. I.i,roi Oh o1c
of h.t slrmou- short umr agn sui
thaagtt fhrf ar. r.r..fi .ua.rl .l -..ar-
NJ sucl au aI,r pr,acllr Mc.sr' Nri
Karsrt.ar auI o. imaaI il1It have PaFefsi
gre church aui COO sork was u.c,.y doue.
District ~. ll has done some gooi " RI
ou ere GOAL anisr che charge of 81 A..
Ltly. having gst .n ilr,e sulsitut.t. wa
tsrcoursc. ard other uccilai WORK
Toe plants are lpok.ns vel Ahuuir,i
arrss or sweet corn have hccu p'su'ci f'r
Bethel Corn FACTORY
Mr %. O. krntsIs hes.th D. g'or again
TIE t.rts are singing their best -'cgs
a. wsi a.. ths mnss1it,e.
Nou DE- lrur
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-24

guuuticAS io~s,ovsrrri


SorIu rsHi-. jane icth. One day, last
Wsrk. Willie. sou of Albion Tsylor Of this
place. While oui gnunlng laid bis gun down
on q stump aud la taking Il up BY the muf-
. lic the piece wAs discharged and the charge
entered tis right atm ~ The wrist, cutting
away nearly al the issh 10 the elbow. IL
VA most ffightul looklng woaud. ami
forty shoi were taken from hls arm. Lock.
Iaw sst lr. and ihc by dl,d suddenly lasi
Tuesday
Chas ". nowkcr. with Rines Bros u
Portland. reports tha, he j. very success
fal in getting order. 10 This vicinity. lie
has len a Cue line % samples with Mr.. D.
n Maxim. lrc---maksf, where those Wish
ing % make purchases can examine them
a. auy time and make selections aud have
thelr goods a. city prices delivered here
frcc or charges foi express or freight
saturday two young men srrlyci on the
Dob O'Clock traln ant took dlonsr a. The
Anir,w. House. aner which they engaged
team no thc stable oil " Cummings 20
drive Gao Hebron aud return that afternoon.
sos aaylog r,taru,d 20 boon Sunday. an
srlit 49, made tn trace thsm and li ~As
fDlai that thry i.I not ~ toward Hebron
at au boz drove oui of the village toward
Parl. u.u. ant Mr Cummings immediate
iy .isrtri la punuit toward CaEsdA. With
er DO o.. Supposed hey were driving Just
40 night Sirday. a ielegrsn from Cor
ham. y a.. aunoauc,i that they bad been
ih,rc ani gone again. Nothing has been
acafi since
wm. 4. Rockingham. though siill con-
nned % thc house, i slowly gaining
e. l. Richardson. Of ; richardson a
Co goes to-day on bis regular uP-conuiry
uip The wholesale trade Of this hrm l.
decreasing rapidly.
Dr. Dasis's business has Increased ~ A.
o require an assistant Ia the once large
part OF The time. JEAN.
wr,r PANS. Jane "a e II. rytherlclgh
has sold his stand 20 widow Perhsm and
son for So
Hot weather. The mercury loo7 In the
shade.
Mr.. Weber. who has recently moved
from llarpswcil, Is having some experience
with the humps.
The Norfolk. Va Mlnstrels gave very
Interesting CONCERT, Thursday evening OF
THIS week, 70 a gool house Many OF their
songs were characterized by religious fer
yor. enthusiasm, patriotism. etc, done %
ln the old plantation style. Most OF their
song. were highly moral and religious In
their sentiment and could hardly fall 10
make good and las,lng impressions.
The little daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Adns
Taell died last night. She has been sick
some time. with heart trouble. They have
the sympathy OF the community lie this
sore bereavement
The pastor OF the NJ. T.. Church Is max
log an effort 10 raise the amount due on
the church that the debt may be paid. We
hope be may be successful, and we hope
all friends 10 the community or elsewhere
may be disposed 10 aid them In this wor'
thy effort
Mr.. S. W. Saunders OF Lewiston, agent
Tor the American Cyelopedla, Is 10 the
place taking orders for this work and 9TH
CT medical works lie seems determined
that the people shall have this fountain Of
knowledge 10 their homes. W.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-24

AtnaN,. llue lsih The house aul two
baru. ofp "a Gapt.l we're buruci Siih a
arg amount of valuable nirn.iarr. cloth
iur. &C. Frc took on tle roof Tuesday
aaeruoou. some Insurance iu the agency
of ". o. whce.er
Amo. o. Bean ls .a1ilng an cI aui
wool.s loi 81 t.s boss
Al uot has erected barn. g.. Der
na.f Is makIug an sii.iion to bis barn.
Mr,sr. TnDnarn ani Ssuuiers have two
msn makuur shook bear Stngo rDui
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-24

Ysles eight-oarei crew No. &, J. n
Parr0tt. l.. s.. OF oxford, Me. Age, ~
height. feet 6 IL inches weight, us lbs
ile Is veteran who has few faults Of
style and form 10 correct lie has the
weight, but u Inclined TO neglect making
the full-leng,h stroke. Wee lori nres,
Jane IL.
- -. -. "a 49,. -. a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-24

Mrs. Beattle LEFT, Tuesday. 10 visit h'r
sisters In Haverhin, Mass. her health Is
much improved. under the skIll OF DE-. Alb
bolt OF Mexico. N.N.f
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-24

/ nNurtn IT,, p.Sfe.i Trowng Para.
nov under t.e control ant mauagr m-at of
Hon wm " Wait possesses more usi-
oral advantage, fora coarse apoo which
/ o. test ths speed of horses. thar any other
/ in Easteru oxford Couuiy 10 is located
oue.la,f mile north of p.Aneid village. on
what BE- termed The faIus These
. plain, ar, situated upon o lakeland, e.c-
. tstri some 81 or CD iret shove che river
valley uplu whlsh tac village .' iocaiei
ani tae -1.. Isa lght saufy .'am lac
psrk D. r.r.,cty level ani hs, aa ar,t oi
if acr,s. Ihr c'af'r "as nr'i ii.. DOB
aus tae tar. prepared .'f if''il- .A '''
or $3.50. ari tas Deco 'nil'-h.i lA.uits
favor wl.a h'r,e cttrt,trr' ''rf suce 'n
fact .om. or tle h..' horses .n N''ne hi'c
h.,u tr,.rri oI laU uup,i uf'a ias
coar.s No Wat Dol. .-,l uach u'uey
ans 5000 u ait.rs t' f- a.t9raI aitaat
s.-.. suI t'-itr thr trtck ht. o' .ur.r'.
or .a Gre Stsfe a. ls aii'sisi n1 n'i.i
h.-..m.n The tfaIk las rrCrrtN Deco