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Agnes Robertson's Alimony.

LONDON, April 7.-Agnes Robertson, the
divorced wife of Dion Boucicault, made ap-
plication in the divorce court, to-day. to
enforce the payment of the alimony award
ed her by the court IN 1883 from the pro-
eeeds of Boucicault's British copyrights.
were 10 longer his, but were assigned. in
1885, to one Cadogan. of New York, In be-
half Of his present wife. The Judge doubt
ed the existence of Cadogan, and declared
the assignment fraudulent and void. He
then ordered that the copyright moneys in
possession of the court be paid to the
plaintiff
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The BufYalo Strikes.

BUFFALO. N. Y. April 9.-The bosses Of
about five hundred painters have signed
the agreement, and their men will 90 to
work tomorrow. These 500 will help sup
port the 40 who are still out. The car
penters still remain on strike.
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Ell PAso. Tex, April GA. Krakauer,
Republican candidate for Mayor. was elect
cd here to-day by 81 majority. The Repub.
licans also carried more than half of the
Council. Fully two hundred Mexicans
from the south side of the Rio Grande were
naturalized and voted, and this turned the
tide. A heavy percentage of the votes were
cast irrespective of party lines.
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TRYING TO AGREE ON WAGES.

Brazil Operators and Miners Endeavor to
Harmonic on Scale of Wages.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, April 9.-The execu-
tive board of the operators and the execu-
tive board of the Miners Progressive Union
have been in consultation all day trying to
arrange for scale of wages for the year
beginning May /. The meeting was held at
the request of the operators, but as yet
they have not made any definite PROPOSE
tion to the miners; but probably viii do SO
Tomorrow
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Russian Competition with America.

LONDON, April 9.-The Russian govern
ment has decided to extend the Sebastopol
railway to Theodosia, and to make COM
mercial port at the latter place. Elevators
are being rapidly constructed at q number
OF ports on the Black sea. The impetus
thus given to the Russian grain trade will
act as q check to the American grain trade.
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Scottish Home-Rule Motion Rejected

LONDON, April 9.-The House of Com
mons, this evening, by vote of 200 to 79.
rejected Mr.. Clarke's Scottish home-rule
motion. Mr. Gladstone opposed the motion
in an animated speech. in which he said
that the question was not ripe, and would
obstruct more pressing measures. He did
not doubt. however, that when Scotland
unanimously demanded home rule Parlia-
ment would accede to her desires.
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The Chess-Players.

NEW YORK. April 9-At the chess tourna-
ment, to-day. Showalter won from j. w.
Baird; Blackburn and Tschigorin drew;
Taubenhaus won from Gunsburg; Burn
drew with Weiss Hanham drew with
Baird drew with Mcleod; Delmar won
from Gossip. and Lipschuts drew with
Bird.
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LIMERICK. April 9.-The court to-day an
nounced it's decision in the case of Mr.
John Finucane, member of Parliament for
East Limerick, who had appealed from his
sentence of four months Imprisonment for
offenses under the crimes act. The court
decided against Mr.. Finucane and con-
tirmed his sentence.
A decision was also rendered on the ap-
peal of Mr.. David Sheehy, member of Par
lament for South Galway, who was con-
victed of offenses under the crimes act and
sentenced to ten months imprisonment.
In this case the court reduces the sentence
to i've months imprisonment.
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Robbed by Two Smart Thieves.

SHAMoKIN. Pa, April 9.-Two strangers
visited Daniel Keller's place to-day and
after a proposal to purchase his farm en-
gagged the old farmer in q game of cards.
S4,700, which he put up as stakes. The
money was seized by the strangers and
Keller was covered with a revolver while
they moved of. Both escaped. One of
the men represented himself as the son of
Keller,s -
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RHODE ISLAND ELECTIONS.
Republicans Secure the Legislature, Insur
ing Election Of the State Ticket.


ing Election OF the State Ticket.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., April 9.-The result
of to-day's election in Newport was a fail
ure to choose the Senator and the second
and fifth Representatives voted for.Iand the
present incumbents of those positions,
therefore, hold over, but the Republican
candidates for first. third and fourth Rep
resentatives were chosen, and the Repub-
lican candidates at Cranston and Bristol
were also chosen, giving the Republicans a
majority of eleven on Joint ballot, with one
Senator yet to be elected. and insuripg the
election of the Republican State ticket.
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The Scene of Rudolph's Death.

VIENNA, April 9.-Emperor Francis JOS
eph has purchased the Meyerling estate,
formerly owned by Crown Prince Rudolph.
and the scene of that unhappy Princes
death. The main building will be convert
ed into Carmelite nunnery, and the room
in which Rudolph committed suicide will
be used as chapel The other buildings
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belonging to the estate will be devoted to
an asylum for the aged and infirm of the
district
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TRAVELLERS INDEX.
HAN X A K E z T INE
ABIG FOUR RAILWAY
NEW YORK AND RETURN ONLY s2i.oo.

NEW YORK AND RETURN ONLY s2i.oo.
At time Of centennial celebration Of inauguration
of president Washington at New York, this line will
sell tickets Indianapolis to New York and return
for s21 90. Tickets win be sold April q and g. good
to return on all trains leaving New York including
Maya Here is splendid opportunity TO visit New
York cheap. Remember that on the tickets pur-
chased at this Office you go over the mountains where
the grandest scenery Is to be seem BY this line only
you go through Washington, Baltimore and Phil.
adelphia. Come and see us and arrange for this
cheap trip to the metropolis.
TIME CARD.
CINCINNATI DIVISION.
Depart: 355 m 1870 m 3:50pm 6:26 p m
Arrive 1910 m ll:46 Am 4:55 pm 1880 p IN
CINCINNATI DTvISIoN-sUNDAY TRAINS.
Depart, o:oo u m o:fo p m
Arrive, 1l:50 am 1850 m
CHICAGO DIVISION.
Depart 7:10 m 12:05non 515pm 11:20 p m
Arrive $50 m 1925 m $50 I'm Clio p m
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READ all the advertisements of spri ng
medicines, and then take Ayers Sarsa-
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'BEE-LINE ROUTE
EAST AND WEST

The only line landing passengers IN the Grand Gen.
tral Depot. New York city. Wagner sleeping cars
between Indianapolis. New York and Boston The
Fast Line 10 ST. Louis and the West. Elegant sleep
ing nightly this line to St. Louis and
passengers occupy them early as $50 p. nl..
ind remain undsturbed until arrival Of train In ST.
Louis at 7:30 a. m.
TIME OF TRAINS:
Depart for ". Y. and Boston ... $40 m 400 d m
Cleveland.. 7:W m, S7:25 m
Ft tWay'e and Dayton HIS m, 400 m
3" St Louis and Kan. Cy A1l.55 q IN. t11.OO m
7. Haute and MattoOn TBS m, $50 N
sDaily.
Arrive from N. Y. and Boston. -.11:as m, .10s5
Cleveland. -o55 a m, 5:15 m
ST. Louis and X. Cy. s3:l0a IN. s340 m
Il. Hte and Mattoon 1000 m. SOS IN
For tickets. seeping-car accommodations etc., call
at No Bates House, No. las South Illinois street,
or Union Station. 4. C.PECK, Pass. Agt
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KxczASlsE Al III Nf5Tssss -
= ssx Teak. Bee rsS-sassF ea-szE- tEaf
e SO eeex esnk prsEe ssrcsnf1A pspsf
ss4sss = sents ssesil p sseasnre. - g -
s-sa-- 4 &axsss - - -
.. - frrxasssredl. fza6: e. s. A. seoapousa.
IFS e :. 45<strxgfzEerea Issss; e $. SIS teoar
po1ss ioszs; F.Glac e. rs.
NKw YeEK, Dec 1s-Anzsrsezn Exprszss lls;
Canada Pacific, 7z5k: CanRsA SomfheEn. 80;
Central Paei6e. 1sl4: BzriIngt0l- l0Tss; LAekA-
wanna. La: beaver Efo Grnnae, - Ere
2: k&aasx 4 Texas, sEss; Lake shore.
iG: LOuaaTilis Nashville. So AiehixAn
Central. 80: Missouri RaClnc. rs: northern
Pacific. 81: preferred. ss1s; Northwestern. IisS'
preferred. q; New YORK Central. ie9i OEegoa
improvement ~. Trxnecoznnaztai. - Pa
ellie Mai. ~ Reading. Isl Rock Island 50
- Paul. ~: Texas Pacific. n: rnson Pacific
GA. United states Exprssz. s.. Fargo Express
= Western NEao&. 81 !: American c0tson Oh
81.
sEw To9x PanDCcE xAKKxr.
NEw YoKx. Dec. zL-HopA-Firm; lair de-
cosfee--opiions closed arm SOS pasnts up;
ISLES. 1870 bGgs DeeemheF. <1asssi6.eo;
January. s1s.s0seIs.ss: FshEaRTy, slasessl s-o9s
AsT. slk.seafs.iss spos Kio. market steady
and quiet faiz eargoes. ls55se: Va. J. az5sc
lower and quiet; G. ssxssake: extra G. IS 80;
white extra G, Ext96sse, yellow, 2&g6sses on A,
g aesse: mould A. ssse standard A. FSscs esrl-
feefionsgs A. ss<e. eat loaf. &c: crushed, FsseS
powdered, ss<es gFenHiate.. sszc; cubes. eSs
Wooa-steady and qeiess domestic nseeeS, g
@szc.
cepper-Firmer; Lake, December sIs.ta
Least-euief and steady domestic. asa
Tin-Dnli and steady straits. t21.Oo
CHICAGO, pKnnfsrw waRKET
CHICAGO. Dec. 24--wheAf-Lower: December.
nominally, 77SEei Nay. 81 20 asked
corn-L0wer' December. s.ssc; May. sz'<e
asked.
oan-Lowsr: December. Ns.c; May. 2sss
z1sc.
Pork-Loweri January. ss.izsS; May. sa.s6
Lasd-Lower; January, sAs5s May s6-01is.
Short Ribs--LOser; January, sass; Nay.
AS1s.
Rye-e455e hid
Bariey-NomtnaL
Prime Timothy--tI lsfas1. ~.
Flax seed-No. ], ti.35.
Whisky-SLGl
Butter and eggs unchanged.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO, Dec. as.-caffie-Reeefpfs, $500;
strong and Ioc higher: becses. g sstaS.2s: stock
ers snd feeders, szgsi COWS, balls and mixed,
HoTs-ReceIpts, es,oOo; dun and lover;
mixed 81 aogs.ss: heavy. ss.s5as75; light, s. IS
cas-
shesp- Receipts. 5000; steady: natives. ssa
SIS. Western c5rn-fed. s4.40s5. Texans, &ss425;
lambs. 81 40t9S
The DfouerS JoarHoFs special eablegrafa from
London quotes moderate supplies Of live cattle
but weak demand aud prices lower at i012c per
pound for medium 70 choice
LTvEEPooI. GRAIN MARKET.
LIVERPOOL. Dec 24.--Wheat-Steady; demand
poor: bolders offer moderately.
Cora-Easy, new mixed Western, Is I'd per
GENITAL
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DAcrrrc coAsr STEAMSHIP coxpASY.

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Fsr saa EgAzGsx1A xsa f0st IowEseGa ara
NSesa~sag A. q ~ sras~ezaEcFs Fccs1Es2 a4
ksazE a. s T. ~ Esssaesss@F = p IA y. - zEss ~
a. ever sxs Easx tANTe&sssss
FaF AssskA, tasueahex ens - ass n
Frsza san Fr1nrzso0 ~ Ntesersa aAa E2Ess
s-an8 ssgrsEr AFa q n p->nssahes 5. s. a. IA,
II ksa a. az4 ever I've GAYS tzese
nztsF
races r-ss - cNssfHs1 ss tie ere q Ia
GDanALI. PERKINS A Co.
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BEE.

Kss sN4zseT Era d n@m rsA3g 4sz N1xzsxask
fsrxAss $50 So sas xe~vse4 - . .oesAaS Asmk
- - sssess Afs@E ex Tears 50 q a 4. af-A s-4Assx
- @@A~ka s4s kesaAr &As ESn 81 ~
scEEe sLzs s. tkzzSs. - = $50 81 gsssssssss.
a = ARAIEAEASa
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seattle. whafeom, Semi2hnoo and Blsine.
Leaye Seattle daily, exceps saturday, Tor what
c0n q IL y. U- Arrive AZ Whafc0kE daily sx-
eep& sunday. ~ 3 D. N. Leave Anafesm for se-
attic daily. except saturday, ~ p. m Arrive
az seattle daily except sunday, 81 n
com every Saturday a. p M; returning leave
blaine every Sunday at 10 s. N for Whatcom
and seattle O. F. BRIGGS. Agens
CITY Dock
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sEArrtEwHArcox Rnrrr

Steamer Washington leaves Seattle a. 9 , n
enueRys Tuesdays and Thnrsdsys arrives az
Nhascsara ~ a "A ne xf day Returning. leaves
WhatenEn st y 10. MONDAYS Wednesdays aad
Friaays; arrives a. seattle all q m aSxt agy.
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Returning. leaves whateom at 30 $. m. Tues
days. Thursdays and Saturdays On the Safur~
day trip the Point Arena goes through 70 seattle,
Their notice passengers OF freight from Seattle Tor
the islands By the Port Arenas Wednesday aud
Friday trips Will be carried on the Washington
Steamboat and transportation Co : steamer
DAY nights ard transferred direct 70 the Port
Areas. On these days The " & & 7. Co win
Issue tick cts and bill freight through 20 deeti-
nation.
HERBERT r nEECHER. Manager.
J. A. HATFIELD. agent, Seattle
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10 tEE AA0t&&.
We give rnoSf esrefal aad conssaaraea stsen-
Aoa . diseases az Hoaen and easlaren III ron
ss@.zsr fEosn a&y obscure. Gt83cnA o. hnraranx
e 49,. q Z sc ecEafaea raafine socsnrs hil %
ense yea wAsa Others fai The slee8Alists -
kSlile II every department. 81 faeslsesi AM yare
go exEcFsensse@ The professor has had years
<. . Pss sEses u TIE hospitals * Rroaelya aaa
zSW 1os&. ferMstly SsseeiAl asnslqsssr -
es1srS Hospital college, New Yaek ana 4
cue 6 the aosi sneeeszGai and hess knowa eyaa-
eN4eSAe<A specialists Ia thix eoGntxx
70 Young ard Atdcla-Axsd Men.
NsFvent 4eA1sity, sp4gma4errhpa seminal
ssees pzssd2etng SIS f.lesansss ssesrs1Y lef,s,,
gt1ats<s On ne lace, aversion - xsesskV saSlfv
s.ssssi Ase1. lack Of condolences, dali anffs foe
safely permanently ana sreaatlT cured
HOOD ARD SKIN DISEASES.
fhiAs disease most dreadful n 3.s rs.Snlt.
eenplsteiy eraasc&saSk - - sssA.f
vs 1870 essiSsrrh. etc. permanently eurea
kidney. Urinary ana Rlaaasr complAiats.
PAlnsaas dliAeNlk tao frequent hnrnlnR 81
1atolf sEfRes high eosaFed o with milky sAsli-
taarSes TeasoaAkae.
Our Success Is Saascs tfs,on Eante
, 0er remedies act quickly aud care persas.
Ne do aos claim e know evsrrthgne IN r.,..
Lah - snsitelne or diseases or 10 *, ale =, ,rsrs
eEess case, oas We do claim thar large exseya.
stKe aus increasing praataea with ussT.Araissli.s
49, IL sustain = are tbs hesE prool 81 dos
KxPesdenoe Is worss everythlng. Knowse.rs
kA1aed ny consulting With critically exsra!airss
aoe successfully treating thousands 81 porn0es
ettfefY aFe, sex, Profession Aad oaennsf5na AZ
lssted Win every pFesentahie form assa stasre ~
aassAsA e uets.fitsY, eosbias ns 10 Asxssr8 Shosa
kaHsfing wiEh ike masaaAtas. that We have $50
sesaed IA restoring nealtn - largo majority ~
tases treAfsst. even Alter ether xks3sH AID s,r
gete pAyssiAus have fAiied 10 elect A : rArI,,s
Denf change for the better - sNtsAN
We soe pstrcufxa1 ~ = class ef 1agkas aa4
6ehAsaaea TOO sagacloGs 90 be lsnpeaed sYpon az
"a fxaeEars qasck. and they are 100 lstFss,ssaIf-
are curing them.
Persons calling a; our ofgira can have The szaas.
fAction OF free consultation. with tbs aSss4f.
anee That theY may aefend upaa rocasvi ne can.
disi opinions. honorable square deAisnx rsason.
acte saazEez and no e0couFagrguaat usthout a
pxysneft o. improvement or euro
Oaf pfacflc@ Is foantssi anon the rexul Is OF too
oest saet9eds. withont references % seAoois %
Tou win not be- urwea ar persuaded 20 take
treatment. aud ne one viii ba treated nness
tneys Is strong probability OF 4 cure or prfma
nent benefit Make interroghtlona and oeclde
for Yourself
once hoars: Froms q. N. to- m san.
DAYS % IL = m only.
" B--PeFscns anahle 70 visit N nag DO
treated mt their h0fnes BY correspondence
Medicines AMI inssruc faons sant ~ iaaa 90 cK.
rftss& Consultation Tree.
Always send stsHsp when reply Is expected
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VIZ at. co-sTEAMERs WILL LEAVE
w YexlsT'S dock, seattle, daily Tor T&coma
81 10 q. EL

SEATTLE FoRr TOWNSEND ROUTE
e 3 mail stezmss Filth leaves Seattle every
day. except saturday. - 10 ~ , IA; arrives 81
Fog1 TeMasead ~ 9 .. m next day. Returning
leAvps soFE Townsend - aossoa. III, arrives 81 So
attic IS ) y "A.
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NNt&tt8A 80 0s+s% - es7tNF@ tN&@sH~
Steamer Eiila AnterSon raves seattle AZ ..
r. Nnasays. " esnesslAyx and FTi8sys. arrives
A. n haseSsnn 2 a 70 nEx8 1Ays ERtafulng icAFrs
W h8xraxa TaeHGagS anA ThGrSaAFs a. 4 y L.
sugslays Il "a. Maa8ay Esp To segafahEsoa
y. 81 JACKSON. Freslecs4E
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- iesssy's nuesasianz.
sag aEs sas sssess easA ar asMssrs
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]. a. HATFIELD. agent. 3
CTEAaEg KIRKLAND


-
Leaves Power HoaxA
Leaves a. m. for JuaniiA and way
poztS
Leaves ct a m. and GASP. N. for Newcastle
and way ports.
Leaves a. ; p. N. for JRanitA and way
poxsk J. II. I0UGHEAD. Manager
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TszASD TRANSFORMATION Eo.-HERBEsT
il +. BeecheE. manager
run STEAMER PoTNr ARENA

TUE STEAMER POINT ARENA
leaves Seattle every sunday afternoon az
A. u n. for Port Townsend and the san Juan
islands from HAffeidss wharf. Leaves PORT
and Friday for Whstcorn. calling at smith {
island and Richardson's lweataer perusitlingb
Argyle, Lopez, FridEy H9rooy, Maple Ten Non
day gUsHg north and Thursday going SOUTH.
Roche Harbor. 0Fcas and East sound
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CANADIAN PACIFIC NAVIGATION co..
STEAMER PREMIER
HouSD soUTH.
Monday q .ss Ss5a.r Isss.s
Townsend, Monday and seattle Friday and
THURSDAY Ill n Tuesday an
Seattle, Tuesday and Tacoma. Friday and
Friday .....--.S n Tuesday ..-.-.... 10 n
BOUND NORTH
Seattle, II midnight Townsend -..--.-.-sa N
Tuesday and Friday Whatcom IS % 9 m
whatcnm . 500 n VAneouver. 2 pm
Roche HArhor i m
The company reserves the right 20 change the
time table OF places Of call without notice.
DAYS OF DEPARTURE FROM SEATTLE
Tuesdays and Fridays
DAYS or ARRIVAL At SEATTLE
Tuesdays ard Fridays
JOHN A. o'BRIEE. Master
EW. PARKER. Agent
THE NEW. FAST STEAMER FAIRHAvES
--LEAyKs FoR-
CteAtHQy, NNlp%Ni1et Al3sDftctt AhafEAFcHs
Belilnghsrn, Sehore, Whafcom and way ports
Monday, "Wednesday and Friday ct p N.
The steamer skagit Chief win ran on above
time card during temporary lay.up Of steamer
FRirhayen.
Returning leaves Seattle for Taeoms Wednes-
day. Friday and sunday 81 20 g. N. from Seattle
Warehouse Co.'S wharf
BAKER, BACON a CO, Agents, Seattle.
F. M. WILSON, General Manager. Tacoma
T. l. E0AGILL, Agent Fairhaven.
TIME FAST AND coMNoDfoUs PASSENGER
II SlEAMKR MULTN0MAH,
OPPOSITION xoAT1
Leaves the y. Z. wharf daily att a. n. for 0iyTn-
p.A, Kamilche and trays Harhor. returning 20
Tacoma al ,. m. connecting with boats Tor
SEATTLE AND wHAICoM.
Arriving at Seattle At 7 p. m
TINE TABLE,
Nv Tacoma 7O0a m Ar Olympia i90a m
Lv Olympia 10 sSA m Ar Eamische IL sam
Lv Kamiiehe II IS p m Ar Olympia 145pm
Nv Olympia 200 . m Ar Tacoma 3eopm
Connecting with beats for Seattle
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DuGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK. OF Sc
SRA
Fry and ssa fnwesen aEa apsaessis exaaanra.
!. kTAzaEzfT TscEsF b 1zaegrANn u an pAr< loS
tte CAs-a1 Stases 4ea Ensrne reeesTe
1xFnAfEs o. razszsv ard issue u1ss
S hcc4a o. e1-e1erAses tAsresoE
eoHzxzrnSnxsrrs
1nn6a1. T. xfaset s. I 4snx
Para d zatAsrhf3a Frs-ss.
Frankfurt A n. l. Yea Ssesesr & ca
New 1arF. aze7ey e Rank q cAlsfaTaza
EAseare, cnrrEserciAl N&kscrAi BAnk
Bc~scns Smseik NasSanA1 Eaak
San Francisco the Bank 81 CAlisarnfA
Portland. TIE Frat Maizena, Rank
B4fL1y HtrEEET ...-.. P-Sxlsers
Z. fKSEx ..-s.s.... Ylce- President
;. kEzTH Observation-Disclosures raSkier
Bank loeAsea corner CHERRY sad Froas ssressS
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A%sstAA AN4 ~ q s EkF sire.
So Sc aAs1 tWenty goe7 hsars sae Fsers
AR3 pse<aaep geegspss ~ shss fers wuFe
sAxei saae8 shore nsA. ~ ss,sS.
sas Fasg Seand rstlEa4f, IS tess
take saasv & Sssssra ssilass. ~ sss.z
sseVA q ~ psetse. - asns Has.
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