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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-05
DENOUNCE THE CRUELTY SOCIETY.
The Central Labor Federation Accuses 1t Of
Outragcs Upon the Poor.


At the m eeting OF the Central Labor Fedora
ton at "a East Fourth street yesterday tho
question Of holding mass meeting to protest
against alleged outraGes upon working people
by the Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty to
Children cameup
The delegate OF Ale and Porter Brewers
Union No. l instanced the case Of II man
named Johannes Feig Of 2Ol5 Second avenue.
a member Of tho Trainers Union. whose
twelve year old daughter Minnie. he said. was
sent to tho House of Mercy at lnwood by a
Police Justice at the instance OF officers of the
man" he said. found his little daugh-
ter in the cellar OF the. house. in which an
Italian lived and the Italian with her: and had
tho Italian arrested: ne soelety oil't ; he,
had abused tho girl. and the Italian was sem
tcnced to five years Imprisonment: During
said tina, he had seen Fee C's daughter many
times with his sister in the Italians cellar.
went To- FeiCs house and told him his duuEh-
ter would have to 60 to tho Harlem Police
court, 70 be examined. At the court he was
examination She was not returned to MIN.
and an agent OF the Gerry society told him
that after the examination he would get his
Aferward. the delegate went on e say, an
agent Of the Gerry society told Fcig that II lie
NOV. from the house he lived In. lilo did SO.
moving from East lllth street to his present
address, but had been unable to get his
daughter hack. The first he heard OF her she
was IN the House Of Mercy.
:, It can be proved beyond DISPUTE" snid the
delegate v that no hnrm was done to the girl.
md that her father had no chance OF proving
IT,"
Gerry society was denounced as q public
nuisance which perpetrnted outrages on poor
people in the name or philanthropy. Tho mat.
Ter Of calling tho mass meeting was referred
to vote Of the local unions.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-05
GODD.fRD'S MIND rs EASE,
He Is Confident of Heating Maher-Goinr
After COrbett Next,

Lew Morris and Bob Conn OF the Columbia
A. c. spent most Of yesterday at Jim Gibbonss
road house ut passaic. thero Joe Goddard is
in training for his fight with Peter Maher.
The Columbia men say that Goddard has been
training faithfully and is looking in prime
condition. In speaking OF Goddard's work
Conn said: 1t seems to be mere play for him
TO go through his daily exercise.
When we reached Joe's quarters yesterday
he had Just left for an eight mile walk. Upon
returning he received n rundown with coarse
o'clock. Goddard and Gibbons wrested for
over forty minutes. and both, were bathcd in
Goddard received another rub-down. He then
took u rest until O'Clock. when he and Jim
house. At ScocE joe Was sp ready ' to do
per. He was then weighed and found to be
Joe is very confident OF success. and be-
lsves that Mnhcr will not last three rounds.
However. for tho past few, days Goddard has
mnady. rheumatism;'
The following are the measurements OF God
for the purpose OF having the gloves made
whish he ,n !, GonE to o use length .
inches: wrist. s inches
Joe will leave his quarters on next Thurs
day morning anu 60 at once to the Columbia
will go direct to Coney Island. Billy Madden
and Jim Gibbons will be Goddard's seconds.
Gus TntlilI will be bottle holder. and Lew
II is said ,hrt GodlHrd in eompGny with his
last SATURDAY night; and placed live bets on
him self: four at 500 to StiU. and one at 500
to $40. These. wagers. 1t is claimed. were
made In Dave Hollands restaurant Goddard
says that he has -. UUO more to invest ut pre-
Yailing odds.
Goddard's colors for his fight with ,Maher
are OF pongsc silk. with border Of old gold.
Emtroldered in tho centre is IL bust picture Of
Goddard. and directly above IL tho name ot
the Columbia a. q. In the foreground are tho
American and Australian flags crossed and
the Australian emblem. tho kangaroo. In the
background Is tho American, eagle. with the
British and Irish flags crossed.
After his fight with Maher 1t Is Goddard 4
intention to deposit $1,000 at. The Sun Office
and issue IL challenge 10 light Jim Corhett. In
the event Of not getting on n fight with Cor
bett. he will turn his attentionto Peter jack
son. Goddard says that he is perfectly salts
fled to wait as long as six months for II meet
ing with t3rbett If the latter will promise at
the end OF that time to tight hi i'm.
Frank tonley who is TO tight Walter HALL
gan this month. wont into training at Passaic
yesterday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-05
CUT NILS rs. HIRE yiILS
A Series or Tests to Establish Their Hcl,.
tive Merits md Usefulness,

tive Merits mud VsciuineSs.
A sories Of interesting and valuable tests 10
decide tho much controversial question AS to
the comparative merits of wire nails and cut
nails are being nade at the United States
Arsenal In Watertown. Tho relative value OF
these two kinds Of nails has always been a
subject for many conflicting and confusing
claims on the part Of competing manurac-
turers. and 1t Is a matter on which builders
ani others interested are far from being salts
Ned. An agreement was recently roarhcd
sMong some PROM nent manufacturers to
sEHght the matter to u decisive test which
s sn demonstratc the real facts beyond
ssns machine In at The %a ths n
,naenH was secured. and the tests ara being
t mGns Gy committee .represantIng manufac.
sie' ,upsrysIon d MAJOR j. " ieii Hysc eo anc
Msndant Of the arsenal
tsAt ne first test the. size Of tho cut nails
tpteu n.eu IRON ! 81 nrh. three penny 7tj4,
.nsnny six to seventeen 10 t lii" pound ind 'Wiys
NseL The nails wero driven into a wall.
seaH9ned spruce plank 10 4. depth Of nrccisaIv
:oGr inches. The weight ot tn nail, '!irsroi
cut nails Sia sranlm ls "''0 ''"''S IA and The
In IN the frst test,' ,oroe Of 1873 pounds vas
r re4G,dTsd II t4 draT tho wrS mil AMI Of Si
LINUS W "thW 'ho cut nail OF similar siy.
s%snds sna er wi With s4!%4 l H" ,h IA
ne third cnt mai! sos tbs fourth wire S,I, IN:
,Hnr'l' Gnt b1i Thee wsre. tho characc;r 70" Of
s. v ynTaSlp on "i the nm and sixth nails Ths
niTirsHrc, hnt i.IW bounds Of force was re-.
'JfeI l, 10 draw out t,e, rut nail Of ike sig"
src,y tai T "n va, ,aEn4 to have n, tests
w, llitlnl test AFRO highly satisfactory 10 th.
Wrhn a ., md advocates ol the cut nail.
$3.50, ~ esls are u last ov-r -everal days ana ia.
nrti,I Of every Kind oi wire and cut nail Ara
W 10 thoroughly tried, "''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-05
ONLY ONE TICKET.
The Next VI. A. 4. Election VIII be Quiet
One,

One.
A short timc ago THE Sun stated that the
present officials Of the Manhattan Athletic
Club and q number of the gentlemen engaged
in tho reform movement n year ago had net in
conferosr :. with the result that there would
be but one ticket in the fold at the coming
election. The following extract from the last
issue of tho Manhattan thrOuicr the Official
organ Of tho club. confirms tho statement:
The annual meeting Of the club III take place Dec.
L. at T. NJ in the cluhs theatre. Tic Hoard OF
ernors viii subm tho annua report NJ TINS meeting
There viii Also lie plscri before the meeting amend.
mentH to the constitution and hy'lsws We anticipate
that the meeting WIFI be thoroughly harmonious one,
as eli and every mrmber s"eus now L. be- imbucd
with hut ono le and that Is To push forward the club
In every way. shape" and ioim. W. may State authors
tAtw"iy INIT The present officers OF the chhdvr had y
conference with the gentlemen who led the "pnofition
IN The cub ection Inst yea" ana Ar" shi 10 st
that AZ result ~ these conferences harnOninus
t,cEtt viii hc agreed upnl AMI there Wiz no but one
ticket IN tho trh for thls annual election This Is
II shnu!i he. The NJ A. q. unitc u, Ell not fear
thing snh the future of the club with the crgsniza
ton presenting combined nnd Hid front, cannot 10
other than brilliant anu successful
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-05

Tho Sou;h Oranye Field Club has decide to again
toud It's grounCs ms winter ana al the nra enrIciei
by the t.hri-fihc cuder track VIII be converted INTO
skAliHs park som time wees II the Temperature
falls low enough.
The annual election Of officers OF the Valencia Boat
CLUB Of liouken resulted follows; President Henry
J, TimAon; klrerEesilent, August Hanger Captain
Henry 4. srhorke Lieutenant. Otto J.. iiH!l-nbc"k
Trustees M.tsIs L. A. Lehman. ]. W. Fetiinx and
Juhn SiiIol!
The Es.rX county Toborgan Cub viii again this WIN.
ter open !is slides N West Orange tho only
New jersey Tie slides have lIsi been rel aired ana
new walks Ap thr mountain slupr nave cen hult Tao
club hUu," has b-en remOd-..d ahd rrircpIated and
made very aiiracli'e.
The I. Lt b-twrcn johnny Go-Uian and Jimmy Lynch
has been DECLARED on the latter he IA N such pDOr
physical CoHiH on thar he viii n"' hs abr 20 Nght ~
many non,hs l'"i NrMahon wautri 'y u.ui tni.lnal
fused tomato any such agreement
patrIrI G0ylr, " ON the oflrtLsu ~ the ca. gmhIs
C. want 10 match Fat burke AGAINST. saws he WI II,
accept that clubs nposii u n tile pure !" "snhA
COY 81 r'her SAYS however mat lie VIII meet + rko
Tor .lm't"i nauhrr Of ruun.r III siN ~ risal wee
tnne the contest !" take plac" before Amy unsbo
CLUB Offering the iursest purse
NRsluNGTOS. bee I.-Wal'cr Hrwetr. VINO was Tor.
ner interested IN baseball IN TINS 'iiy Is
T,iurn 10 the business, nni hh- approached several
IAri"s IS, view =" forming sShdcat" 'or The paF'
81 iar, dispose ui tie uIb a. The rrstU t!inr.
he believes there is Chance to make money the com
Ing season
Another faster has decided Ia xiv" u starving ex.
hbil,n n TINS CIV. NJ AeSnnile Jacques u snr.
dtys last a noon to-day N III" upper hail ~ hester
fiais where ST.. succl Wa NJ, larluer has Hlr-adv
-cpsed the record Of NucCi by nNc thHl OF Tanner
by ten aud the record OF the Inflated srRiton by Ihir
teen day nu.ng HIS fast I've 81! be closely Watched
by medical students physiciaus ami any citizen WHO
has any doubts NJ to the abstinence from food
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-05
Fooled the Boy, but Didn't Get Away.

On Saturday night Albert McArdlo. deliv.
cry boy for Devlin & Co.. tailors at A East
Fourteenth street. went to tho Everett House
with an overcoat for a customer named John
Sullivan. A man in tho hotel corridor said he
was Sullivan. The boy gave him the bundle
and the man walked to q. side door. Then he
Devlin 4 Co.. saw the man running up the
street with the bundle under his arm. and ran
nfter him and caught him. Ottoman James
house. in the Yorkville Court yesterday
morning tho cd prisoner gave his pa name H.u as
tc"nth street. Justice Kilbreth held him In
81 900 bail.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-05
The D.n,u,,cr. Sal. Was Empty.

DENVER. Dec. 4.-Thc safe Of George A.
Kohn. the defauliing attorney. was blown
open last evening and WAS foand to contain
only valueless papers. Nil evidence which
might tend TO convict him Of drfrnuding cit
liens out OF nearly $lUO.OOD having been ,ln-
stroyed. II Is said that ono OF MS wet has
started IN ruTsnit, and tnrra,"nS 10 nliing
becn subscribed to pay ths expenses OF such
n trim.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-05
New. Of the wheelmcn.

F. Hlirfei of the BrHA Kambets has ridden 4. 300
miles ihi- season,
The Riverside WheelmCn will hold their annual re.
cepIion carly IN JaHuary,
The Han ford Wheel club have elected the following
ofhcer. PrcEdent |. Tracy: Voc IRE sldrnt !. i.
Grace Recording Srrrrary Georyet' iirrss-i finuu-
clYl secretary. e.. % s,haher' Treasurer Il W. bwycr
Tn. hudson coEnty wh'rm-n held lively meeting
At their ciuh house. Jersey tty Heights. Oh Saturday
evening. The numlnntln. c"n,mitic" Ires.ntrd tbs
I I mimcs tor "''sts rf.s,"tht; rnati., "
]. n cudIy. JI! necrsiary tdwa'd kolnaMt: Trus'
and John Gardner Fourteen new members were
elected aud 'weIve proposiliois were Med.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-05
One BOY Stnbs Another.

Joseph Stable. aged IL years. and John
Mahn. aged IL years. who 1.-Two in Kingsbridgc.
had fight yesterday over tho possession ~ a
dog which they had picked NJ. From words
they came TO blows MAIN struck Stable in
tic face. Stable then drew rrnkni,e Hni
slight scalp wounds. Stable was locked m
and Muhn WIS takcn to til. Fnrdham Hospital.
whore his head was dressed. During tho
fight the dog ran away. Stable will be ar
raigne to-day in tho MorrisanIa Court.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-05
a Euuk,upt Factory Burned.

ST. LOWS. Dee. 4.Tha Ferdinanl Meyrose
Lamp Manufacturing romrany Mt Fourth
aud Grst.ot streets. was Quilted ~ No To-day
Tho loss Il $4,000. with an Insurance Of
Si5, 900. Asa receiver was recsntlr aril.ed
for. there is, suspicion Of incendlarlsm:
though Mr.. Meyross says that the IRE was
caused by spontaneous ombustion. and that
the plant will be rebult
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-05
Progressive
HOuSekeeperS

Are constantly on the look
out for new food products,
and the excellence of their
cooking bears testimony to
the good results of their
INCONSISTENCIES.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-05
ROBBERS FOR NEIGIIB0RS.
rOrR iELLOW LODGERS IYr.dDE THE
EOOMS OE TIE ELAESENN.

Ma, aud wiz Fight Them OF-Tiight and
chase Of the Thieves up oliver street
and the Bowery OF u sundny-Thrce Cnp-
,u,cd After n Bnud-to-hnnd Battle.
Catherine Burko keeps boarding house at
II Ulver street. Among her boarders are
tbcolorc Clauscn. n mechanic In the employ
a tho Atlantic Dredging Company. and his
x,fsMarY. They occupy room on tho second
door, Clausen has saved money. and keeps
or kept money in a padlocked sen chest
In his room. The ksy he carried with him.
Tho chest was screwed to the floor
Two weeks ago two rather tough; looking
or.l,rs applied to Mrs. burke for II room. aud
h,r.d one adjoining that occupied by tho
,I,usens Tho next day two more men took
ronm directly across tho hall. Tho four paid
th,lr board and lodging in advance. and rushed
th. GROWER nightly in tho room ncxt to Clau-
,sr's C!auseu 10 away every night but Satur-
day aud sunday.
The toarders in the adjoining room dis
turUed Mrs. Clausen with their reyels. but sho
said nothing about 1t to her husband until the
other day. when she discovered that they had
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-05
CottoIene

the new shortening and fry
ing material is a great
favorite with all housekeep-
ers who use the best food
products, and their sweet,
fiaky pastry withour a sus-
picion of grease, their deli.
cious ca';os and light whole
some biscuit and rolls speak
volumes for tho merits Of
the new cooking fat. Every
housekeeper in the land
should give CorroLENE q
trial. 1t is for sale by all
grocers.
Beware of limitations.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-05
The Pennsylvania Limited

ian S"' fca,tSt Passenger Tram IL Ia the only
'oAshed-s @! cluD-,ak AWAY N"' '"s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-05

The South 0rhnye Field Club has decide ! 10 again
food It's grounC, ms winter ana i the rIu enrfcei
by tAe Arirrc cuGer track vii, be converted mi o
skating park som time wee. 1.-THE Temperature
falls low enough.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-05

ent time IS tho best answer to this duest ion:
II isail Il" ,n,cd states h@d EopIhation 81
tory she then owned sh" engaged in CiEan-
tie war with onc-hal OF her own people. which
md W to tn, present time moro than 81 5000:
upu.UoO Al This expenditure OF blood ind
treasure "a nmt nih ono foot OF territory to
trlbutn to tho | mon tp the oxtent OF ono dol
lar. We hld n" great system OF Internal I'm;
OF debt nothing but. reunited coun-
| iry-onn-h a.i Of which was swept with
FG Bunny Ty'f4 @ under IT wns a T To
| Iut th"ii. no question in Il TOW words, We may
ASK il in ls'il %4,olo,jUo people were justl-
| ten thousand millions to pay Of. and in addi-
| non 10 sArlill'r 'bO.pOp human lives to pro-
WIKI wrH. 'm met 1a,y Of the country we then had
our pres.,ni domain tho northern hall OF THO
made without tho ilrimg Of single gun or the
sacrifice. Of n single human lie. Ian any
party taking NJ the reins Vi power DO charged
WIFI higher or granher mis- sion than thisf
than ,'s ss1 "ms d ,nniSs!y more precious
70" ,hr"ppsm =" trim the tariH hill will
G d. INC altering ram which will knock
miles Of orr northcin border. / continent
| without I'll" AID Of divisional natural barriers
With I'M h"uSr n.'lden aEaln.t itself" contains
| Wllnih is"lI tie clements of weaEness Let
US remove the Weakness BY remoyinr TIA
cause OF tho weakness. Wv
rms llns 81 argument would seem 10 be
upon IN" aSsump ion that Canada was knock
ing ut our door 70? admission NJ A noliticnI
partner. But this 1, not tho case. nor vii II
be tho case so Tong AS her GUy.rmmcn, and
her corporations can enjoy all n" urlyii. nrs
which they would enjoy il they were hmssrI
can corporations aud At the same time evaho
tho RESPONSIBILITIES IMPOSED UPON home instio
tutIons. Tho small army in Canada with titles
Office. patronage. and position are ultut,thnr
too loyal and devoted subjects Of her Nm iao.
tvs government across tho Atlantic To- live
much heod to the oppressed hnsl andmon mud
laborers%ho by virtue Of their country : COM
merciil Isolation are compelled TO rrOlc, : lnv.
atty toh Government in Europe. while at tin
same time ;hey are compelled IL send tL"ir
sons ana daughters. as soon MS thcy ara aid
enough. across tho border to earn Il living and
u home In the United States. Ninety Nor cant
Of all Canada n loyalty to-day Is "f"r revenue
"nl>, tannIa never indulges in such heated
.htbuTsts OF her devotion 10 the mother COM
w aS when shs is running n Dominion ol"n-
non or mas u lars" loan to place upon tho Eng
lSh maiRel; Tue success which sh" has thus
iaf mel WIN ~ swapping sentiment for cash
- = very "'N.lusiE- argument with her That
H'n'm-n, aud LOYALTY arc the best articles Of
rNl'rt wllrh she has got and that tho cash
rer-!Ned IN return Is the best article OF i'm.
p9ri SIC can get In return,
ne inter-C "Ionlal Railway. now belonging
" lHo dominion Government. Is about to pass
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-05

ana soon every lcgatlon VIII DO open. Tho
latest arrivals were those OF Mr.. J. Patenost sire.
the French Minister. and DR.. Van Hollobcn.
the German Minister. who returned to WASH
ncGhbors this season. the French Legation
having heen removed to tho residence -, tho
ln,e Justice Mile on Massachusetts, avenue.
man Legation from he location on Fifteenth
street. next to Wurmley's Hotel which It oc-
curied for many years, 70 house IN the same
i-high ground and known in local parlance as
Tnr"n and Baroness Fava will return to
Washing on On n" ,. lttn inst and give Mar
ton WHO has acted IA Charge d 'Affaires dur
ing tho Barons extended absence from the
time of the, sew Orleans incident, an opportu-
nifty TO make IA visit home.
Senator Morgan Of Alabama predicts that
tho Anticipation hill will be defeated during
,A. coming session. While in New Orleans
and other Southern cities recently Senator
Morgan learned that there has been a revul-
sion Of feeling against the Anticipation bill.
He says an effort will he made to postpone the
then il will he finally killed. The Alabama
senator is not given to wildcat predictions.
and his opinion on this subject Is hailed with
delight by tie opponents Of the bill. 1t is I'M
derstood that a number Of Southern Senators
who formerly favored the measure have
had further light on, tho subject iron,
ih hs f TO sh4s." EaA vote. a' net
theiir' views. senator Morgan anticipates
an oycerdnGIy Interesting session alth,ngh
The Republicans. hs thinks. will probably
make an eli9rt TO put through soma az the
bills OF which they WEI" afraid last session.
Mh hs hHDs 81 yng Ii. al nso
the recent election was won. and In 30 doing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-12

Liverpool. JAM III p m.-The sales OF The cay III
clndCd 800 bales American. ,,,,,,, ,,. mid
FuIn,,, clo-d quiet; American Mlddlng lo% my ,q
ding clau.e January delivery. . 19oi"3 n D0 rtt
January and February delivery, 39-r4e > uv'3u
February and March delivery. IL dih C2oid Malrt
and Apill deliver. Gfd bnyc Aprl hu 4.ni c
livery 4 IG4aI j-6Id, May aid June oeiNGH
7-6ia4 sGiI June ard J@ly delivery s Trr@
1854; July and AnSn,t dri'tr} ,;dt,g
GALVESTON, Jan. 1lcotton stcal i5,a m nSnarg
) 4; ice: net and gross receipts. 3.'23 bale, eNpnrp
70 Grrnt Britain. 6.u27 lalc, coa'tW'c' f"-o o"ics
salcs + as bales: stock. 103,Oli bale
Norfolk jan. Gotten s'edy mGii4s 10 Great Tg
iIri,an ) a2I b,ls ccaswi,c. $50 bales sales, al
bales stock o. IA bIic, ,,,, ca ,co
savannah Jan. 1l.-(DltJl easy; mdl!nE. ~ ipc
low ndiiin- & I--c: god orii ary l'-c net ana
er,, receipts. 3i0s hale rAp?it,, 10 Ur."c
1850 bale 10 the Continent. o,lJJ hnc' oots,"l''
.073 ia'c. sales 500 bnlc-; stock, lo'e4o hits.
New Otlcln-. Jan ll.r'oitoA en-; 80 rtu' in
NET rcceps II c62 b,lc, gross raccp,s' li,O.. Dale
exports t. France. LOO h&fS !" t, T., I5n bnir
stock Isl, lcJ bac'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-12

..,
s:o,N 2. - So "a in ..ore January 9 Ga,q
! 81 'g, .s AGO ,s; SKI 81 & ~ 60 Fa: asd
@ GuSs s yet ?s 20 stos, &, Of ~, 10 ost' lamar
lq; xxx 10 The a ',o!
2i''5' hu-h aoiht l'S3oc Lu'h lat week and $40.
N.Ti9 s% p Io ET@haqse taen' Of visible sup
- - 80
-o @'a "a i,o c.o'o Increase Do.rc,..
wheat ...................45 g0ioc3 So. 1881
-, .................~.. $e,.,5 -. 100 ~
Ty~ = .t,i ........ l3l sol
IuI.y .................... I9il7oi 325,si2
~, B" 90, n -, Ian 10 81 I'm :, On
Wheat ...i5Siio3 'ib.GisS - p 80 go 555!5 Il
CON 49,. c..-9i.5 1926 .sli!S 10 so G:1
1its .''-' SS'ii.iaaSi 2s 'iiiGGi s5y
.jd aT .p 5T S s oT S' 10 90 a d." i' r
p' asS one'c Coa,'nar hf qgS' ga
e|sG 10 a,gy ,2a s' u ~
II0i'S@Whio tredlr. contiruc- rht and entirety on
local a.c,rnt he n1c I,.ni Wy i'm agY.ar5ncc,
~ii i o3 i S.,, fr " f. b,ary ard g. ~ Np
az - b,c ''iS,nl@ az .'c f2' F'oga su at' e0Ie
common t. God lSa lS 1890 occ I'LL; mdI.n
ddm l to Sa f@ i .iS' sc - 49, non to choice
new cor quoted at 3oa2, COED 70 iooSy Enf;,.9
5 N Al, d Sl1HSsrhiIS !, Gd 3
IS G q In On s ss r,Ga st q 81 god strained
81 40; T. - 90; r. 81 20; ~ - 90 - - su@+1 20 20
Il. q rs - -V'7- 81 NJ = ooi ~ - 10 y - - Wv
q, H. I n a,n s,caoy a9a IN I6o KILL Choice do
at 80 goo ~. summer VETO" az - , tir
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go p','h' "'t r. - Vc VIVA tu ~. j., ,a,
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ur winter 'I'; q" III 1chch VIM = ,7I.,'t az Ii
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