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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-20

The indications are that there will
be no lack of flowers by Memorial
Day, and it is to be hoped that our
citizens will exercise their accustomed
liberality in furnishing them to the old
soldiers. II is not mere sentiment
that causes these veterans 10 set apart
day each year for decorating the
graves of their deceased comrades.
They are actuated by a bond OF fra
ternity which even death cannot sever
This bond was formed at the time ouI
nation was passing through its bap,
tism of fire and blood, and 1t Will en-
dure until the last of the men who
founght in defense of the perpetuity
of the Union has passed away. Once
each year these veterans ask for few
flowers to lay on the graves Of those
of their comrades who have "gone
down the deep dark valley, and theiI
request should be needed. There are
more graves to decorate this year than
ever before, and as there will be
plenty of flowers, there should not b.
any difficulty experienced by the ole
soldiers in obtaining all that may b,
needed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-20

II is certainly an oversight on the
part of the Levy Court that the coroner
of this county is not provided with
suitable office for the transaction of
business. lnquests are now held in a
little counting room in the rear end of
johnson & Barnhill's furniture store,
which any one who has ever been on
q Jury or summoned as o witness
knows is totally unfit for the purpose.
In some cases, where ladies have been
witnesses, the coroner and secretary oil
foreman Of the jury have waited upon
them at their residence rather than
compel them TO come to this place
which we believe is furnished free o
charge by johnson s. Barnhill The
Levy Court should take some action il
this matter and provide the coroner
with suitable place for attending tC
the duties OF tie office, and wher,
Jurors would have sufficient accommo
dations for holding inquests. TIL,
cost would not amount to much, AMI
we are sure would be more than re
paid by the benefit received.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-20

of this man on Saturday should be a
still stronger lnducement than ever for
each Republican TO pay his tax, and
thus be in position at the next State
election to deprive all such as he has
proved himself to be Of power to do
harm. He is not a friend to his own
party, and HE actions ON Saturday will
do 1t more injury than good. The
Republicans now have 1t in their
power to quality themselves SO that
they will be able 10 set this man
and all like him aside. VIII they
do it?
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-20

The report OF the managers of the
Homeopathic Hospital Association
shows that tho institution is doing a
vast deal of good in this community.
In fact this work is performed In such
q quiet, transformations manner that
very little OF what is being done is
known 10 the outside public. AT
present there are thirteen patients in
the hospital, and during the past
month there have been ninety nine
prescriptions given in the medical de-
partment. The physicians In charge,
among whom are some of the best
and most skillful in this city, give
their services free of charge, and to
them and Mr.. and Mrs. Cause especi
ally, our citizens are indebted for this
grand institution. Still it cannot be
expected that it can be conducted
without expense, and as it ia now ii
need of money the managers have
been authorized to solicit donations
This appeal should be met with {
prompt response and the hospita
placed on firm financial footing.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-20
Or. WORTH'S COUGH SYRUP

Is tho most speedy and certain cnra for
all diseases Of the Throat, Lungs and
Chest, such as Coughs, Group, Sure
Throat, Whooping Cough, Asthma,
Bronchitis, Pleurisy, Splitting OF Blood,
Paus in the Chest, etc.
1t does not only dry up Cough, but
looscns the Phlesm and allays the in
Illumination thereby permitting nature
to heal the diseased parts.
For Sore Throat, Bronchitis and
Hoarseness this remedy is unequaled,
also for Coughs after Measles.
For long stand Z and cOnsumptive
Coughs this is the remedy.
PRICE % CESTS.
n. B. DANFORTH, Second and Market.
Il. 4. DlLWOKTH,
milo Second and Jefferson SITS.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-20
WHITE DRESS SHIRTS
described below which for 6 for solid and intrinsic
certainly not surpassed if equalled anywhere.
They follows:

First, Our Best
The "Custom Made" at 81 .2J, made of
the best muslin with four thicknesSes Of
thoroughly S ruuken linen in the bosom.
Sleeves in i've lengths to suit size of
neck. We believe that no ready-made
shirt can be bought that combines the
perfection in fit, iineness and durability
that this shirt affords.
second, aud Next BEST
The STANDARD" at Il 90, made OF VAN
su'tl Mus IN, with three-ply, all-linen
bosoms; stayed, placketed aud strength
ened at every point where there is any
strain Undoubtedly the best fl.Ot
shirt in the market.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-20

MIXED in minutes ready for use.
ANYBODY can apply it.
Pure materials only are used in this
preparation. 1t is in paste form sim
ply needing to be thinned with water TO
prepare for use. NOTHING POISONOUS
USED IN THE COMPOSITION.
Pure White and colors.
Can be applied with the greatest ease
and facility, and when dry will present
a smooth, rich and even surface, which
WILL NOT RUB OR SCALE FROM THE
WALL.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-20

They say Gray Cashme, e
is scarce. Is i? Look al
these shelves. Plenty at see,
plenty at Csc, plenty at Zoe
and 81. You won't fad Us
short of any Diess Stuff
the popular fancy leans to
ward.
Near centre of the store.
25c Al.-wool Challis are
the sensational ones, but
there are lively goings on
among the SIZE, soc, and
6oc kinds.
Southwest and southeast of centre.
A new lot OF all-wool
French Printed Flannels.
Just out of the Custom
House. Csc.
Every choice kind OF
Silk-Mixed Flannels for
outing wear.
Northeast of centre.
That new idea in Ham,
burgs-hemstitching. You
wonder why it was so long
a coming.
Deep Flouncings not a
week in the store. 81 to
$675.
Southwest of centre.
Here's a Huck Towel
2ox4o inches. Full OF SUBJ
stance and In every way
worth 2oc. Tie przes is
I5c, Another, extra heavy,
22x42 inches, is 2oc. That
tells the Towel story
as well as the whole column
could-all but kinds. You
take them for granted.
1000 yards 7o.inch Cream
Damask Table Linen at 6oc.
We have thought it good
value at ZOE; so have you.
$500 yards Double Dam
ask, bleached, Y inches.
Good enough for anybody's
best, ooc.
You know how the French
Linen Sheets are for good
honest wear. They are
none the better for being
hemstltched-h a n d s omer
and not a cent to pay ioI
the extra work.
2ax2S yds, 81 20 pair.
2bx24 yds, $500 pair.
Southwest OF centre.
Printed Linen Lawn is a.
cool a stuff as you'll get; .
inches wide, % and 3ot
. white, "a inches, 20 to 40c.
Southwest of centre.
: Stop where you will in tn
Muslin Underwear Store
J prices all lean one way.
Drawers:
Fine Muslin, with up-and-down AZ
horizontal plaits, cambria ruilie al
T neat lace edge; style entirely ne'
n 50 cents.
Z Cambria, excellent quality, wi
d plalts, and plated ruilia Of law
edged with Val. lace, 30 cents.
Night Gown:
Muslin, with two rowe of Insertion a
neat edge, 81. Our own make.
ISkitt:
Mus'in. with cambria rullle, edg
r. with Hamburg embroidery, 10 cen
= "Tellas" are making ii
lie Corset talk just now.
,e Second floor, first gallery, Juniper str
eide.
W 1000 imported sampl
OF Decorated China Pitcher
a Cake Plates, Butter Dish,
n. and the like. 15c to 50 5
Regular selling price aoo
Ed double,
&c, Second floor, Juniper street side.
CHI JOHN WANAMAKER.
% nRlgNK r M MI G
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-20

A Levy Gourtman who attempts to
induce the tax collectors TO leave their
office on an important occasion as last
Saturday was, for the purpose of dis
tranchising voters, shows that he is an
unfit man to hold any public position,
especially one of trust, The collectors
are entitled TO great credit Tor not pay.
ing any attention TO his arguments and
attending to their duties. The actions
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-20
SHIRTS TO MEASURE.


n
difficulty
dby Of
building by degrees large business ordered work. In
of
previously free from the of fitting shirts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-20

The ever popular "Favorite" nj rs
cents Made OF excellent muslin, with
three-ply linen bosoms re enforced ut
the sides. Bu.tonholes made by hand,
and sleeves OF different lengths. Has no
equal at the price.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-20

The Improved "Great Wonder" at 90
cents. OF extra quality muslin with re-
enforced bosoms and made with the same
care that insures such perfect satisiac.
ton in all our shirts. To-day the best
50-cent shirt in America.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-20
WANAMAKER'S.
PHILADELPHIA, Monday, May 20. lssJ.
Adirondack Camp.
Cottage Beautiful.
Take centre elevator,

Take centre elevator.
Scotch Ginghams. We
don't wait till the season
deadens to ease the prices
off a bit. Whenever we
can let them or any other
prices down q notch, away
they go.
40c Ginghams at 80
SOC Ginghams at 37I
AS fine, rich, and altogether
choice goods as you'll come
across. Stripes, plaids, and
solid colors, in
light blue serpent
light pink navy
| light gray cardinal
steel blue brown
cid rose cream
It's a great Bingham year.
Everybody's wanting Cling
hang. But those trade
turns that are all the time
coming about every now
and again bring the best o
things to US at unexpected
rates. You share the gain
Northeast of centre.
Real Shanghai PRINTED
Silk, 27 inches wide, at soc
!, 75c, 81, and $I.25. At sucl
e prices they are the sort tina
I, slip out CT reach If you sto.
1 to think long.
West Transept
All the thin Back ORES
. . Stuffs-Crepe de Chine
Silk Twisted Grenadint
; Open Mesh Grenadine, SAT-
i Stripes and the Ike. Jus
: the weaves that fit tn
u weather.
" Northwest of centre.
}. The assortment of Frere
;, Koechlin's best Sateens 6
e 1Sc you've lately paid 37st
. !, has been lately reinforced
IS More than 100 new style
q q The shades you want, an
in patti rms as neat and del
'e cate as we ever had in SUI
goods.
al That other Sateen wond,
(25c qualities for 1870 is
to fit fellow for the Koechl
81 lot. 1t don't need half {
s. eye to see where the satee
N. trade of the town will
RS done while these two sor
% y hold out.
rs Northeast of centre.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-20

EPuRT OF THE CONDITION
kMa4,oNAL BAn& < TRH WILMINGTON
AND BRANDYwINE, AT WHINING
TON, IN TIE STATE OF DELAWARE,
AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS
MAY 18th, 1889.
RRsnnROGu.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-23

hers Of tia family have been telegraphs ID
for
CrFvETssD o Tnne - = special p th0
press from Fremont says Az noon there
was 20 change in the condition n krs
HAYES The isf7 be'rg sfiiI ~ q Vrerario1s
condition The stricken wife - The sE
PRESIDENT is nov in semi Con7c--.s
s-afe and csa not s.eaE Cr move TIE
entire rizat side is psrreL Ir IIca
one ~ the attending parsic ems SAYS fh's
morn NJ The onse fs a dangerous cne
bar there fs ucssirIe chance Tor Feorr-
ETY. E-s Raves is -esr.n- 7o ncbi7 under
be- sT.curn ire entire family - at -1e
bedside ard e~arT -hIuE possi % = being
Erae 70 re iers asr sufeung
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-23
BURNED Ills WEALTH.
The Eneetasi Manner is Which kes
tueky MIser Beat Has Hsirs-

FRANKLIN Ky. june % William }. Hi
ton. wealthy and miseriy old merchant OF
this city. who Is thought 10 be on his death
bed on Friday groped out OF his bed. which
Is situated Ia the back part Of his store
and went into the store. lie was followed
by an old negro man, his attendant,
whom he ordered 10 take Z
certain nail keg and put IL on
the fire Ia his room. The keg was headed
up at both ends. and contained besides
$4,000 in greenbacks and Government
bonds will the old man wanted destroyed
Mr. Hilton has wife and one child, 4
profligaue son who has given him great
deal Of trouble. He and nis wife have been
separated for some time. and there is now
pending suit for divorce and alimony against
him BIZ his wife
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-23

crea-ses ever reeesNss tfoza tie sane soGIees
o-Tl1g zA1 sorrsslssa-l1s s.Nsen E2QaeAs =
us arzQe>ilas se~S
s.srats- hes gls. 80. s1-.s1<. asa Increase.
A. -S.ssz Fstszelte1 A<0sfs PIE xxl
-. sIS. ueE Gzesx4Ss, kel ss1 g-6@eee-F
1s -. ~ sss- <zNs Let AEere9ss. . ~ sss
0-ssal-g--i- ~ - fSSs-ssS sS14. - Isi -
ere-sf q rea facFz "a > aeSEssss - 8 -
IL tar SPECIAL IA 0n Ezsa -i@cs-rvs - slsc
rlal.ae.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-23

WASHINGTON. June 22.-At the final ses-
sion of the convention of the Patriotic
Sons OF America Friday a resolution was
adopted authorizing the appointment OF a
committee TO frame bills - be presented 10
Congress providing for better immigration
laws. The question of the formation OF
colored camps was tremendously disposed
OF by the adoption unanimously OF Il reso-
luton authorizing the organization OF suck
camps under the control OF the state VA
tional camp TO be formed by the executive
committee The convention then adjourned
to meet in Boston ON the first Tuesday O.
October 1890
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-23

CHARLESTON, : c., June 22.-The Lafay-
cite Artillery Company, the Oldest organi-
zatIon of the kind in the South, has elected
DR.. Mellow 10 the Office of surgeon Nc
Dow is awaiting trial for the killing OF
Captain Dawson The company is COM
posed OF solid citizens of Char lesion
and is commanded by Captain Bolger, one
OF the county Judges. Among the member
ship are a number OF professional mem
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-23
Iunatlc shot Dead b, a Mob.

RocEToN, s c, June p Andy Caldwell
(coioredl. an escaped lunatic was taken
from the charge Of an asylum guard by
mob near here Friday and shot lie had
assaulted Mrs. Beckham. respectable
woman Of Ridge gewater. and had shot in the
Lex a daughter Il the woman who went TO
her mother defense
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-23

; By 2sa ClFi E.-lsa -ad ssseT-i PEI
s0ns IaJarsG ~ thS Collapse III /. " s0d
sn Hs4seasat B0ildIaS

BosToE. Jaas - A tso-story wooden
hose ca k1fth stEeet SoUIG boston
collzp %, eGFsias several peep4s n
ths runs Auais AGteu. gsed 10 aad
Asu4s klaherty, aged lA NeFe taken
oat ceSd Ars hannah n Mullen. Ggvo
- lad = leg hIoksA A4G ta~ssd g. Nolan
aged - sSs severely injured INTERNALLY.
Several other PSsple ~ers hurt Dat not
seriously The house las been vacant Tor
some TINE aud w2s condemned by the
inspectors u bgilaings Ias people of the
nS hDorhooS have Geen Ia tAe habit OF GO
Ia, 1bsfs fsr Ereu so1 aud had torn ava
about al of the Uuaerplnaing one II ths
boys we're cL0ppIug away = portiOa "
OSaLl when Tie house f5lL
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-23
BOB YOUNGER'S PARDON.
His Friends Are Hopeful of Obtaining II
Owing to His IlI-fIealth.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, June 22.-The sister Of
the notorious Younger brothers is now yis-
iting in Saltwater, aud il is thought her
vieit is made il connection with the efforts
for the pardon OF Bob, the youngest or the
outlaws, who is said 10 be wasting away
with disease. His friends claim TO be hope.
ful OF success, and base their request on his
poor health and his youth, he being but Is
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-23

Carr NAY. \ june - President
Harrison. Postmastsl General NanHmasei
and ex Senator heweli. 81 New Jersey ar-
rived here al go D "a. bv spsciai c'I
They were welcomed with bre works
illuminations cheering End general sssthu
sissm The party wC~ - once - the
wAnsmaker cottage where Nrs Harrison
and her father have been etourfng
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-23

HAYES. wife of the
- President. was on
Friday afiternoon o. .
strickea with paTslv-
So Her en- Ere right
side is affected aut
d . b "a she had nos
reco cred conscious
ness General Hayes
was i'm Go unhus. bat
arrived home as >
O clock IN the even
iur The other u1aul-
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-23

CHtRIEsTov. S G. June - General
william Nathauie Taft died in Aayesville
Friday morning lie vas one of The great
IepubHcsn triumvirate which ruled Re-
publican affairs I'm Charleston County from
reconstructiou times 10 1856. bis two col
leagues being G G. Bowen aud T. ". 81
NRckeT
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-23
Demonstrated HI. Grit

RICHMOND. Va, June % John Cove. a
farmer living near Pastoria, Va, armed
himself with Il shotgun a few DAYS ago and
went 10 the house OF negro who had
whipped his (COve'sl little daughter The
negro saw him coming, and, though armed
himself. barred his breast and told Cove that
he hadn't grit enough TO shoot Cove fired.
the entire load of buck shot entering the
ncgrO's body
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-23

rEs MoINEs Ia. june - On "Wednesday
Prank Roster living in Maynard lavcfts
County. la. was shot and killed by his wife
10 claims that be had attacked hrr
aosier had been married -four times two oi
bis wives hBvi-g obtained divCsces fron
him The death oi hir FIRST wife n u
claimed. was caused bF bic ill-trssiIussi o.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-23

NEW York. June % snapper" Gar
rison has paid 600 for a house next to
Mayor Chapin's residence in the vicinity OF
Prospect park, Brooklyn. GarrisOns In
come 30 far this year is estimated at about
$4,000 in stakes alone he has won So 900
for Mr. Belmont this season. lie kill move
into his new house al the close Of the racing
season.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-23

Tuceov. A. T June - Word is received
here of the almost total destruction of the
village 81 Ca iotoa by FIRE The houses how
ever. were smsll as the place was little
more than = mining camp The Joss Is ssti-
mated AZ between 81 o. and 60 90 The
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-23

NFw To.E Jurs Prank Miller ar
81 .rear-cI1 bov ~ long Is and CITY y r
died Trfd1r cf rs lropbatis ds vss b.ffen
utre weeks ago ty arahid dog and nothing
- as thought ef the matter until faur wee -
sco. uhar hs as taken VIII s1s which
cont4uasd tlll he died
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-23

IcTDoS June - TIE Hsubsrs - tbs
ROYAL vscnt squsdrcu viii meet ssslT nsr
vses 20 oscids IN regard - ths deed 81 e
o. ths AmeYlcss cap Ior6 DBnrsren -.
rot thtnk thxt - Kslkyrfs vii coup.te
frr the nm
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-23

IsSsrNa. Bich June - The Houas ~
dsv passed sfter az earnest strBFFl-. thf
Senate = hili firing railroad pssseuQsr fare
81 fvo ard one hsf ard ttree osuts rFIiis
srcordins % ths earnings - ~ road Tbs
ssnats passed The bill amending the 81 b.
avs
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-23

W. CRIFsSs Juns % 1t . stated ~
thoss xho know thai sTranFsfnsbts have
been made f7r the -1.livsn- hi.rsln fghf
and f6s zroan1 fer th- battle sgrsed uron
r b. nesr Ahf,s serinFs IN tns - ~
tie Esst - sass r-.Toad ln - Tam n =
~ psr-sA
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-23

nv OErEsEs. Jun. - Judge Fighter
in Re civil district couft. granted the mo
tion On behalf ~ TIE Stste = make Per
petusi toe injunction restraining The cotfor
oil trust from eTsrcising any o. the prrs
higes ard franchises o. cooperation
rLtt.n ~ E.afa
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-23

CFssrEvoT Kich jan. p -Tb. s-h,,sr
. ksggs 1rsrv rhios eft TrsvsFs. City
sa'r1sy foT this port snc 49, tspDFht -
ntrt Eons Gown yftt a. - b1sY6 eurins
tbs sse "a r~psrtsS SAFE 20 Ovens ssv
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-23

k~VsFogTs NJ Tuns ~ Tn. Nsrs- ss
torrslie guns ~srs t@s1es ~ ~ nsvsi fYoy
fag greene fresF One - tb- runs frsf
- saols - uzl1 1ts 49, las otksr "a.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-23
BURIED MiNER1

seventy Unfortunate Wvrkmsa Islpris
onsd Ia the Earth al >sweAstis. New
soath Hsios-ft L. Feared That All
Ihoir Lives Wii Bs Lest
Mu-EoUgNE. June D News or a most
serious mining disaster al Newcastle has
reached Ihls ely Through tho careless
ness OF a miner In entering The shaft
with naked lamp an explosion oi
nre-dsmp ensaed. demOiissl the
SHAFT walls and buryiBg seventy miners In
the ruins IL Is got vet known how many
OF these are sui alive. and though rescuing
parties were at once organized 70 Is NOW
thought dousti vi whether any sil be take =
Out
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-23
POLITICIANS IN TROUBLE.
seventesn PIN. workers" In s, Louie
Indicted.

ST LOWS. June ~ The United States
grand fury hss returned indictments
against seventeen alleged offenders agsinst
the naturalization lsTs Among the in
dicted are several well-sBoWn politicians
and city of cisls The indictments grew
out OF the late election. when much fraud
was charged and 10 IL nov asserted that .
political sensation - in store and viii be
brnnght 70 the snrfacs n On e-rlF data
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-23
At The POINT OF DEATH.

Mrs. Lucy Hayes. Wife Of tho Fr-Presi-
dent. Stricken with PAralysls-iisr Re
Coyery Ia Doubtfui-
CLEVELAND. o. June % 4 special from
Frofnout q states that Mrs Lucy
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-23

Asfas%R sEEe
Cs--Es-Harksf rxtbes saisf sns prices
ss.srv Cnetst.ost rs.y-e - - ss1b< g. -
Fool r. enoiee sh FBrs Steers a. as4s q So
esu.rnst - rooc o. = g. kf0 fos ouf.t--s
Steers. . seaf p for stosrers |. r.1s = f~r
F-.6z-s o s96f y for cavs 80 e ssSs =
- irferior rec s1eeR nbe suls
npss-EzvE-t seti~s ars fsm prinss f1s
kiRher ss4ss rsnF-< 81 . so3z q ros irtfs
> zsa<r foF rnpgf pasEfsg a. zE1s a fof
re see = ssas.se fsf hsrvy D~ckina "a
snpp - isH
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-23
rrrr.En rr IInHrNINa

SCRANTON. Pa June - Much oAmsgt
was done by "a terrific thunder siorrn which
passed over tlis city fricsy evening
Several houses were struck 10y liFhtuins
and set Ca IRE Henry somers nreo ,
years. hile lying on a couch az home -
struck by lightning and Killed George
Somers the boys father, was seriously
in
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-23
THE MARKETS.


49, rpHE suus =
rIorp-harksi light ana ouirt spring pnt
sHts. q Tiat.7, Bskers 4. 1sAs g.. etrasgtts
q s09sH 10
WHEsT-Fair trade sarlf ssc weaker later
No JulF 0sl ~srr T7'f07sAc hurust Tsata
7ssc. and Deostobsr. 7TaTfAo
COEF- FsiriT active and stsscs 10
s4xo 2Ac. Ne. 2 Yslios. sta8xc Eo
S4Sa5ssc. No YeHo-. Btka9c grv.
hsassc, August asaSke arc ssptsu,
Der. ssa 03'hc.
OARS -Qulst and stssoy Nc ? cash z2ka
gzke. June g1hc July IN az serterr oer
21te92Sc Sample iots trsss aua free 90
heard ia far rseuest snc st~soT 30 q "a
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