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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-31
A r~o-cs~r THANK reu.

stranger . rerr,is 70 view ne public
buiidirgsi
frnagtse the man ss the window Ia
IN American newspaper Office adding .
sew cents daily 20 bis income By taking
cevpsrs from scope wss haze questions
- zslxi
Emsviss a pclicemsa Who vvoolA tahs
cre sent tor directing q tvsvsier - The
dearest lsttsr bert
II . reyssn a wste3 With s1sfcicrt-
II a-elr intellect - ins<nc 81 these
shtngs ssrnirS - pass in Ane~sra. not
a. excsptsoasi Instances bat IS ecm-
mon, everyday scenrrsce~s. he can then
sorr ssrre felrt coecestlcn sf Shat a
E,roc>snissi AEer;caa vs,.s - Ike.
snS 4 weeldnt snis hin So ~sli "a the
present variety. TAe An--sc.n ssvcr~
eax-,. s< FTet SSmrer ssyr. cs1res take
ses. Efhe ssless she~ Ne ee,~~s - Be
severely, and e>c~ses . auss<er.
Giving tiss IN Eu-vre Il .. cxss .ei-
s,~-. .A~ rsssiznerss ~ whics. 81 ies<s.
s~~rv traveller suxak - Acquire. Le7S
ssr-rieae- has - sac tke rstivss ad~Ps.
u = esiv tss ssn>rsca7s Who 80 ae>rs
y-cslrscfv Hinzinr a-sy shashsg&
fSaa-s AID rnsriss whers sszv esrref y
s-quirea IA oueensss~n sns River
peoi. ~here rust 81 thr srm-.r tour
ssss and. ali ti>> hossl ~,st.rs spA pa>
ters ar s,slsisu&irsz Tkey rssirssasis
- tlisx ess~srv -ssstrs tas esiov ss<if
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-31

fortaass before they have tine 70 grow
xrsy-hesdcd Nothing goes bat sAsl-
hags with tae LATELY laaded- By tAe
ti1e he has reached Switzerland or
It>5y, when Is a. far IS he usually gets.
kss FaXia.y shrinking purse teaches him
70 se = litss> mere circu9spect- In Italy
AID Switzerland and On tae Rhine the
svEllowt4ii-coassd iugyiers Of soup
plates get wealsay less RAPIDLY
Eyeryo1e over here understands this
propensity Of American III. Felers 20 give
bag fees upoa Hrst landing Chester Is
the frst city il England usually visited
By tae Tourist. and the fees for seeing
the rather seeondrrate cathedral there
anoant 70 something like three shil-
iings- No ether English cathedral costs
anything Ike 50 much The thrifty
Chester people act on TIE ecclesiAs-
teal doctrine Of charging what the traf-
&c viii bear and get = biz diocesan rev
enue from the swarns Of visitors.
Il don't believe there's a ssrl in Eng.
land who won't take shilling, from
the queen down." said a casual &C
quxi1tanee to me in Liverpool once
Il wish 1 knew how much l ought e
give 10 these leeches. II have TO fork
ever = shilling every time one of them
does zaYthioz for me I'll 20 home dead
broke IL = week. I've tried giving EN-
nothing and that don't work either; i!
they don't see what they want they ask
for it,
Try pennies" said an experiesces
traveller, laconieally.
''Penniesg''
Eyes. pennies. singly or in cornbina
tioa; enc fer the ehambernaid. two FOL
the boots. three for the waiter ana 81
on. That's English style"
The perplexed one looked relic ved
$50 there's no one in England who vii
refuse twcpence il be can't get shil
ling" be asked.
Precisely" was the answer. ''Ol
the continent, if you go there, eve,
smaller fees win answer. a French
man win give his waiter ten centimes-
that's two cents-for serving dinner i,
secoad-class restaurant or four or fiv'
cents n irst-class one. Five PER cent
of the total amount of the bill is \ geo,
rule 20 remember, unless the bill
under two francs, which il won't DC
And give the boots half what yo'
would in America. 1t will be more thai
he usually gets from the natives"
As the French DO nearly evcrythin
they undertake little better than any
orc else, one would naturally cxpec
that the art Of extracting fees would b
fine art here in Paris. 1t is. Per
haps French waiter is the only pcrso
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-31

two ceats for showing traveller the
shortest way into town.
Imagine New Hampshire farmer al
loving his children TO sing songs for
.pena.es % passing tourists: imagine his
wife jo.a.ag in the discord AID hurting
.shril curses after tn. traveller who re-
mains gsaoved by il. after the Swiss
castca,
Imagine an apple seller in Central
park turniag eegyar when her stock is
sold out.
Imagine an Adams express agent
keeping back two cents in making
change AID .rr-nbiing 1t being COM
PEELED to disgorgel
Imsgins an usher IN the Chicago Aud
,itorlu-n hanging round for pennies
after showing party 10 their sests!
Imngtae . Washington ''help" pay
irg Atty ceats to the private soldier who
strolls cot with her Sunday afternoon,
or a doli.r - n corporal, or a dollar and
. quarter 20 = sergeant. Is the Londor
houscnsia are said to do.
Imagine the baggage smasher of q
back eountry railroad in Indiana omit
ting 70 smash the trunk of the traveller
who has crossed his palm.
Imagine Vanderbilt who Is the
closest American parallel To a duke IN
Eagland-as1aitting the public to hi.
picture gallery az q quarter head and
peekrtins the quarters!
imagine n Pennsylvania railroad con
ductor bcwiny humbay. hat in hand. tc
the dude w.so has given him dime anc
rud-ly banding into her car the poo,
woman who has no dime TO give, I'm
Asirc hin rose rving two unpaid section,
in n sleeping ear from Philadelphia e
Chicago. for bride Of TWENTY-FIVE
cents. as German conductor did for ar
economlcai friend Of mine,
, marine the attendants in the Metro
poiltsn museum chasing visitors arouns
VITA unaskea suggestions in the hops
II fec.
fnssine an American omnibus OF
coach drive wsylaying every passenger
for ''ti-.nk money" at the end Of q drive
Ir,czinc The clerk in left luggage
,oEies asking whatever you please. sir
for t1siag carr Of n parcel when The
regilsr chsygs IS posted outside.
imagine M. Wanama<er's post Office
clerks tryiHz 20 cheat the public. or the
ticket sellers in the Grand Central de
PEI ''nasing mistakes" in The change
% their own advsntarei
IMAGINE a Eanscs City carpenter tax
sag preSe1t OF the magnificent sum o.
two eer:s and half for giving bettei
dressed man a "lightl'
Imagine n bar tender in q Sc. Louis ss
Icon expecting Gre or two cents for him
s>k every time be 7o1rs out drink fo'
. ctiStornsri
Imagine ohils.s,Phia city clerk &C
eeptisg = there-cs-t fee for giving {
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-31

lining who can say Thank you" at four
prices. This is the way he does il:
For 10 cents: "Je vous remerci, mon
sieur," with a reverential shake OF the
head.
For cents: "Merci, monsieur"
For 4 cents: "Mer-r-c'."
For cents: "Sis-s-s-s"--a prolonged
and unmusical hiss. which II Is worth
paying moro to avoid.
The expression. III you please" is
capable OF similar variations, from the
courteous "s'il vous plat" through the
brusque IS 'ou' plat" down to the
decidedly abrupt - on p" If q
Partisan waiter or "hoots" is very polite
he has either got big fee or expects
one. Excessive courtesy can he had
by paying for il.
One of the plessantest things about a
European trip is the consciousness one
feels that at the end of il all he is going
back to land where funkeys are sc
rare tina. those who want them have tc
import them. where railway conductor
il gentleman willing 20 answer any
number of questions for nothing il he
has time and not bcgyar in gor.
geous uniform: AID where the average
worl<ingrnan feels himself with reason
'as good rs anybody" In the land Of
the free and the home of the brave the
hotel waiter Is the only functiouary
who Il becoming European; and even
he retains his independence over three
fourths Of the country. summer resorts
excepted. May IL be long before others
follow his iniquitous example. One
would no. wish TO SEQ the United
States. liizc Switzerland OF glorious
history and inxlorious present turned
into a nation of beggars. or It's voters
classified. like those Of England. into
men," gentlemen" and fellows"
JoHy T.. HEAToy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-31

government chemist writes I have
csrefniIv snsisssd your ~Royai Ruhy
port u. n. p bought ~ ne ~ fhe ppsn
market. and certify that found tse
same absolutely pure. Fh's wine q
e<p~eisliy r-coraassnd<d far "a hssith-
restoring and sssld,nx mp prnserti@s. 4
sfrenxfh>rs me ~saf sns fssssFss sat
visalssy. Be sare you sst soYsl knhf
IT per 4fsrt hettls- Sold ~ Hhits q
wns1o. Tnuus Bros and @th0sits
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-31

I'm tho m0tning, hurried or diBcult
breathing. fsisng phlegm, tIghtness
m the clsests qalck@ned rulee. chilliness
IN Toe evening or sweat- ~ night, all or
any of iaese things are the llrst stages
~ consumption. Or. Acker's kneissi4
Cough Remedy rsii cure these fesrEut
symptoms, and i sold onslrr a positive
guarantee by White a White. 80 Mon
yaf,s4
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-31
THEY TAKE THE TIP
.ffete Europe and Its Out
stretched Hand
"THAsk YOU" At FOUR PRICES
re Fear zat me Fee6-Fieecing Anesi-
e<ns-Qusensrosa and Liver
pool MillionalEes.

= y1ste Europe's extended palm Is
what most interests aud smazss an
As,eFie@n abroad. To the tig. as IL Is
tsxea Ia Paris. hs eea find no parallel
a. heEae. Us an Institution which com
psls study; and taisisn rates are high.
A@srica would have 10 change good
deal - confsrm 70 European customs IA
this particular
Imagine . Denver banker pocksting
. fee tor waiting usea . customer
Imagine the sexton Of John Hslrs
shurch smuggling . stranger into .
shsice pew for three peEcel
Imagine the station master ia a big
Ansvtean town gratefully accepting
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-31

Sv~rro~s Nosstar~. irtsus. itching
snd stinsIng fHo~s az night. worse by
sTstehlng II SLOWED ~ eontinns
tuners form. Which often hleed ard
ulc~rsse. h~eesnjss very sore. s~axrr :
efxfssFF stops the itehnr sd htesa
iaa. hssis uifsfsfief snd IN escss csses
renoses the tnfaeFs Al druggists. ~
y nssit. tor 80 esnts. 5r. assyne \
Son. rlsissdelphsas
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-31

Aunt Ella--So ron don't feel well.
Hal? You ate too much OF that pud-
ding At dinner.
Harry-Ne. auntic: It's thinking Of
what itas'i eat that makes me feel
bad--Hsrper's Young People.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-31

He-Ahi fear you do not care for
me 50 much when | am away from you.
shs--No-ne--po - no - you wroag
me. That is when I care for yoa the
...-s~x ss,~~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-31

Was saved bv Hoods ssrssparills. I"
savs Mr.. r. 3. Jones Of Alma. Maine.
she had seven running sores m differ
snt places on her body. bat sincc giving
her Hoods ssrsapsrills she has become
well, strong and healthy"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-31

coughs ard colds quicker than any
other remedy. because il combines the
lung-hesl;ng quality CT the pine tree
with other valuable medicines. Sold
by all dealers on a guarantee of eats.
faction.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-31

Farmers DauGhter-Pa, there's a
couple of hunco men In the front par
lor.
Fsrmer-Vell. here's the bank book.
Tell EN- 70 help 'emselves. I'm busy
o-d,v-Puck
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-31

Beware Of frsuds--se sure ven get
che genuine Or Thomas EelsctSic oit.
IL cures colds. Group. ssthms, deafness
and rheumatism.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-31

ftps tf@ataseat rssf ssvsiY ena fssipelts cares
81 fer~e - Fsfvess atsNtsrF. prestares
ss<sss. ssssa asefh fleet vsftrosels skss
ard baea dieeeSss Cures fsHtA. ttafers
rscs<r4te 1sfms -ssr
Fseesstsss sssszs SIS sarsss ffestssest
taeve4 -
searua4f - besss faetsef flee -
nn4lsff pVfpF MEDICAL ca.
fsrrt passssa eafef 50 ls~s Il th< STATE -
hssA ~ Tssssss e. rest.s. Ms<s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-31

Ifyou always iasist upou having All
cocks Porous Piasters aud never accept
substitute. you vii not he dssappvint-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-31
The Man Without a Stomach

Nj exist as museum freak bat most Of us
req suise the stomach as necessary to life and
comfort. Most OF US experience little traub .
from this source occasioniy. wrong sctieu Of
the stomzch causing dyspepsia. etc.. and the
trouble extends. involving the liver ana bow
els, whence we md biIiousness and censtipa-
lion. We ind also that the bowes and kia-
neys natures sewas. SYSTEM become cloxged
with efete matter. from which comes impure
blood boils. blotoles. pimpcs. scrofulz. st.rof-
Nous sweilinss and cascereus comriaints.
The Burdoek Blood Bifters tsken al th> begin
nIng. ut and later stag. arrests the trsi,ssr.
restores the disordersd organ TO activity.
thereby removing every veStigc af disease.
Is. u. Il. is sn absolutely pure extract directs
and herbs. which cS1nat iniurc even the most
delicate csnstltutiCn. aud Is a cure Tor DIS
peysia. BiIiousnrss Censjips'ion. Esd .6ieed.
etc, succeeds I'm 81 eases cut OF loo.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-31
MICHIGAN CEETRA'


tDsity. Ali oilers asliy vent easdnv
Taxing ccect SUNDAY. jar Il. lisa
Sleeping cars on PsciEe sad AueaSc Ex-
presses - and from Detroit. PArior c>rs
leave Detrcis "a AS 10. ~. srfs. 1ng ~
Grand Rs dds % ION. ~. Direct esats-flcns
n ade 81 D,'trsit with al threueh tr-y leAst
J9ofss ca sale 81 tuton Ticket vffce <~fsDa<
roe street ard ~ lutaB deccf.
FkrD NJ Bxrses, GenI Ait. q &enross
@. n. RUeGiEs. a. +. ana I. Az {. Jli.cAxa-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-31
CHICAGO VAC. R. al

I've Grand Rapids 1e - am soe D a 1852 n
ATT thlcago-..----.- ) IS nm fUepm tWa
10 ~ m train has tarsaxa Wagner P&fis-
car. aud II 0S y m tran daily. throaeh Nz<psr
sleeping car.
I've Oh ezso...-. am sfppm ,oi9pa
Arr Ord R....-..........11 81 > pm oisaa
slJ y IN train tarecxa Eagper pssfer t4e
Tarough tickets ana fn.i informatfca CA 81
bad By calling upoa A. hlnaaist. fiexas - eai
et union station or a. W. A. rason. raien : { <sl
agent g. Monroe-st-. Crane Rapids Hlea.
c. L. LocK-ooB. Gea. Pass. Axsat
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-31

1he AAse rasre VA Csefclsna ln 1onnecf5eh
with the Erie and r. aad L. T. X. KS farms -
quickest and most direct route - rittsbnrk
c. i. 4 r A.. Clsvessnl.0
ID 3. Roetss- CITY Passenger Ag>nt.f =
JAS CaSyAElL- CIV AEt = Nenreezx
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-31

Anyone desiring further PARTICULARS
should write The Pe-ru-na Drug Manu-
featuring company of Columbus, O.,
for free copy of The Family Physician
No. "a most admirable treatise on
acute and chronic cstarrh, coughs.
colds, Ia grippe. aud ali other climatic
diseases of winter.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-05-27
ptsrs. Avn rusrr4ts

HsytsetH =-t- fh-ts Aer. Nst ~. ien5 ~ tt,n
fetritt .e-,9a.svs. rrfnss ~ - saa Nrsf
st-e.tsi Seattle; Ahhef H.ycecS. -sed 81 ree.s
Ihs fsae.ai takes rleee noe. the residence ~
c'rt5es ts,e.f.s- Ihe f,ist,,s - tie tat,tir ere
Invited 20 attend
MeEIaef@Its s.re-.i rf fa.tes - Mcrirer
kekss eia.a ttcta the Nstth seattle tetheiie
ehlrrh ~ ~ ceisek thts morning High wees
viii he svrs ara . st-a,.ei s.air viii take THE
funeral r~sst - gaisarf -efsse,etF fs1s The fest
~ all street
ppPu EI RI. cr~.N Seattle Thrfedsr Asf Sa
iaee. Fsass pafne.. found dad; .suse, general
dsh.ii.s: ss.a ~ ,ee.s
n-n.al-- ~ praray r atevss, held awaiting
seeus,.sssn ~ tsisnts
swASscS=i. ssr.h Seattle, Thursday, Nsr 90,
1898 Berry. SWANSEA, Killed Nv IRAN. ayss
.s-s. % se.ss
psa. 81 penn.r r. sssrasss awaiting .stsnee-
sf.e-ss .et sstiai
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Trades Wanted

improved inside teatte real estate 90
trade fof acesase ~ bearing nuit near San
jose, t9tse ts sio,NA
Ar ssarssvea fsfin-hettets land al.
naifahir situated ~ King ceuntv, 10 trade
land, ~ sef stock 81 merchandise, ~ sts,k
II 4 substantial corporation, s3,0a -
siSnA,
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-.
9sRIqsg-At t,92E Fire streat. Ih..aaaF. Msy
2s 1922; - the wts - A aa.tun = ssn.
sHHApEP~tt pertsn y ssh weareslar,
Wss 20 1909, e. ths rife ~ 4 " Shaate., a
sen; 1906 rsr-as
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-05-27

xANpHite nlcaMsF@in seattle, Wednesday.
S-r IS 1929. ty per psbie.,r Parsons - ne
res.e.iee % Henri fas@eii, ~. -. rr stztii
beth - ssa,tia
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ue5if Or iis' srS7,ttgt ssuHTlssEgss. n ffrs
yzsssts-U a4ttil1i. ss.Igs~ 5sizsEss AR s5as..-
uSlitass ia ties vita Jam ,sre.tsSall ssrs1tts
'rsslu J --sssttss fsattngsss 3s.EIss hgIiG.IE.
s}tifasf 1ssss f. san.
pa nss f5gl- us I'm {, --4ss~
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tg- ta EzTlrr8G Will rsasrTrss u fs.-ftssf tf,
~ a. ~ a. ts,e tslsfstts, ,sss-.
r ~ tsss ts--tUf.- sa..ts. s.z,7rrYs-szs f1rs
Esc- =. 6Sez ~ trr1ts- rs,sGrs.
= VI f-1es-x s--x--s-x---
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FINA kCIAL.

FINAkCIAL.
MONEY TO LoAN-RooM 81 ROCKWELL
WI building.
I oANs-LoNG OR SHORT TIME: WAR
j. rants bought r. b. Fowler, room olympic
block
MONEY LOANED OK CHATrEt sEcCR.
Nl ity and real estate TOWNSEND, miroy O
Co. colman building.
MONEY TO LOAN AT Low RATE or IN
M terest on improved city and farm proper,
by b. Goldsmith Agent serman savings and Loan
Society. Abingdon building, Portland, oi.
HERBERT s. UPPER MAKES LOANS on
IL real estate. IL and Is Schcuefna0 oioeA,
Front, corner cherry street
MONEY TO LOAN on GOOD SECURITY IN
vi amounts 10 suit. Room 20i Seattle Sationai
Bank building
CHoRT TIME LOANS on REAL ESTATE;
- short date mortgages bought T. L. bfgss'
2lo Butler.
MONEY To LOAN on REAL ESTATE;
vi also money furnished TO make anai proofs
Henry THURMAN rooms and 8 suiiiSan oiocx-
vlYAsafSGroN OIL STOCK; DRILLING
w wells: paid-up stock half par value large re-
turns assured. Write 4o3. Seattle Naiiohal oaaS
building
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR CITY AND
IL King and other county warrants Henry
Thurman, rooms and sullivan block
ITO LoAN-se5. 900 FOR a TERM OF YEARS
/ on Seattle property. V. Hugo smith & 20
room 500 New York block.
C1aofcE INSIDE RESIDENCE AND RUsI.
y ness loans wanted in amounts ffanl si'yoo 20
Thomas & Co, 522 Burke block
n f. McCoNNAU9HEY HAS MONEY TO
~. loan in any amount on improved farm ana
city property: wilt make per cent rate on osl'
y4ss rN-n nd 8
denee property lis and 100 Washington block,
EOS Front street
CHoRT TINE LOANS OK REAL EsTATEi
room 4eS Bailey building.
THE pHIIApFLPHTA MORTGAGE AND
L Trus; Company. CT Philadelphia. Pa leaFiin
one million leans money on slf-ed-e inside resi-
eence and business property; lowest rates fof
best .oAas Thomas S 20. Representatives. Bur<e
block
T oANs, ALL KINDS HOOK, $40 sECoSDsT.
MONEY TO LOAN on INSIDE CITY PROP
VI erty- W O. Came q, King to-niy bank
MONEY TO LOAN N ANY AMOUNT on
VI improved real estate: i1rse BOX Q, eo2.-
}. u Riley. seattle Bank olslG2g
Les sAIr-Ar.I- KIN D, or GOVERNMENT
Il land scrtp Write for ct-c1lzr - ". - A2a. &
Co p. u. Box 10, seattle WAsA
WANTED - SHORT pAtE XoeTGaGEs
w ard loans 81 ze- sent pe- E--o2a- E-oa@a
l. Psss- =. e-.ass.seeE 1GI1-2s
rr1~xx - vlt.- -~0-rr " v-.N
VI 49, 1-as = gsn vs-.s%s--~r~ es.-S 80
- - So.
:
~ ~naNsssSa 10 ssa assa sfr 2srSrrS
l 49,
r04~S Sx-nv~ 49, ~ txor-N-r-
$50 - go ~ - 80 - -rs---
- = - = . = - :.
s2Tr&1i>s -@o1ey - se1A- q .-ss&s 2as@sss yreg-
ear ~ lowest rae II i1- e-7F- 4-e@-a@- e-A-er
es2s9LsGg
.r,z-~ - -sr---.-v.-z -, --72---- ~
! ~ .-.,---~ - - 49,. = So
80 q 1s5se z = ez-T Ecc%s-Fs 60 go =
q :. -. - $50 -. = - 49,,
- s~S@3e 1870 1919 sses -@'a-- ~ So
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a 8EEz Es.-sAsTs1lsEz zE -ygs ggvELATIoxsl
- 2-fs.sssr Azz-ss. ID .,.s,S-sss Esq a trance
.sst-srirE ssrs-r urss.-T .aTsAzed. helps
h. VIA I-A y -fsIiiitl. Ira- 1Es- Eres advice
a. s,s3HlEzs VI iITs.<ss business --zsAssanA love
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