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The Irish standard., 1892-12-10
KERRY.

On Nov. 9Th, after brief illness OF 9
week, Mother Patrick. of the Presenta-
ton convent, Dingle, passed to her re-
ward. Though the deceased nun had
passed the fine old age of eighty, the an
nouncement of her demise was received
with genuine sorrow by the people OF
Dingle, by whom she was much beloved,
and among whom, on account of her
kind and amiable disposition, her name
was q household word. Her well-known
charity had secured for her high place
in the affections of the poor and dis
tressed, to whom her death will be sore
loss. The sad news will be recei 7ed with
unfeigned regret by numbers who had
the good fortune of being her pupils,
and over whom she watched with a
mothers solicitIde. It will also recall
to their memory the sound advice and
instruction which she lnculcated for
their guidance. Mother Patrick was one
of the first nuns received into the Dingle
convent, and had been 60 years in reli-
gion. She was Miss billiard, and a
native Of Tralee. Her remains were in
tered in the beautiful little cemetery
attached to the convent, amidst the pray
ers of the Sisters and of the people,
among whom she had labored so long
and SO successfully.
The Irish standard., 1892-12-10
LEITRIM.


On Nov. 9th, splendid National Con-
vention of the men of Leitrim in aid Of
the evicted tenants was held IN the court
house, Drumkeeran, Mr.. Tuite, M. p, in
the chair. Delegates from every part of
the county attended, land the proceedings
were most enthusiastic. So large was
the assemblage Of delegates that the
speeches which were originally intended
to be delivered at an indoor meeting, had
to be delivered in the open air, and the
Convention resolved itself into a huge
mass meeting. Leitrim has on many oc-
casions testified it's sorrow and sympathy
with and devotion to the cause of the
evicted tenants, and it's wholesale and
sweeping reprobation of faction was
strikingly manifested at the general
election, when no Redmondite dared to
challenge the verdict of the people. The
uttered voice of both priests and people
renewed their pledge of support to the
evicted, and the enthusiasm, determine
ton and ..unanimity of the vast Conven-
tion may justly be anticipated as the
harbinger of staunch and practical sup
port of the tenants.
The Irish standard., 1892-12-10
KILKENNY.

With feelings of profound regret we
record the death of the Rev. Michael
Dalton, G. G., which took place at his
residence, Callan, on Thursday morning,
November 10th. Though in failing health
for some time past, his many friends
were surprised and grieved when the
sad news reached them. Three short
years ago Father Dalton was in the full
vigor of manhood. interchangeable in the
discharge of the onerous duties of his
sacred calling, many friends heard with
SORROW that his health was failing, but a
feeling of pain was universally felt when
the intelligence of his death from con-
gestion of the lungs was spread, Father
Dalton during the time of his mission in
Kilkenny made many friends and not
one enemy, for even the most hayward
took correction from him without a muir
muir. His funeral took place on the 18th,
from the parish church, in Callan, where
solemn Office and High Mass were cele-
brared for the repose of his soul, in
presence of an immense congregation of
the clergy and people.
The Irish standard., 1892-12-10
DUBLIN.

The Sisters of the Dominican convent
in Dublin have reason to be proud OF
Miss Katherine Murphy, one of their
pupils, who, at the Royal University OK
aminations, gained the studentship in
modern languages, which is thei highest
prize attainable in the examination for
degree of Master of Arts, and is never
awarded, even to the most successful
candidate, unless the answering reaches
the highest possible standard OF excel
lence. The halls of the University rang
with applause on prize day when Dr..
Mofatt, in the presence of the Lord
Lieutenant, conferred upon Miss Muir
ply her well-earned distinction. Refer
ring to the convent schools in. Ireland,
which are annually sending forward hun
.dreds Of students to the Royal Univer-
sity, DR.. Moffatt expressed the hope that
Her Majesty's Government might see
their way to place these admirable insti-
buttons on the list Of endowed colleges.
The Irish standard., 1892-12-10

WINGED himself that the heart Of the Brit
ish democracy was sound upon the ques-
ton OF Home Rule, and that the danger
Of failure was not from them but from
the factions in Ireland. Mr.. Dillon ex-
horted the meeting to the support Of the
evicted tenants, not as a charity merely,
but as duty, and resolutions to that
end were unanimously adopted. 1.
The Irish standard., 1892-12-10
GALWAY.

At the magnificent Convention held at
I Galway, on Nov. 9th, IN which the entire
Nationality Of the county was repre-
sented, Mr. John Dillon, NJ. F., who pre-
sided, dealt exhaustively with the alb
sorbing questions of the hour. His
speech was. at once an encouragement
and an exhortation. TO his thinking,
never was the National outlook brighter
than at present, with 8 government in
j power placed there by Irish votes and
plsdg satisfy Irish aspirations Tor
l1ait h goYernm He he'd con-
The Irish standard., 1892-12-10
PROBATE NOTICE.

PINlntlH'S AtLOTneyS,
$50 Temple Court, Minneapolis, Mimi.
The record-union., 1892-09-06
AT RICHMOND GROVE.
An Immense Attendance at the Picnic
and q Good Time.

An Immense Attendance at the Picnic
and Good Time.
The days programme concluded with
a picnic and general jollification at Rich
mond Grove, the affair being entirely
under the direction of the Council of
Federated Trades.
Shortly after noon the P-street cars
east-bound began to load up to the gun
wales, with picnickers bound for the
park, and this was kept up all afternoon.
Many were compelled to walk, being I'M
able to get even foothold on the cars.
BY o'clock the grounds were filed.
and an hour later they were jammed.
The dancing platform creaked and
groaned under the immense weight of
walters upon it, but the merry-makers
spared 1t not, continuing to whirl and
balance to the seductive music of the
Hussar Band.
Throughout the grounds were all sorts
OF games and refreshment stands. so that
amusement was furnished for everybody.
There was Jig" platform also, where
Violinist Murphy ratified off reels by the
YARD, to the immense delight Of special
The record-union., 1892-09-06
LITERARY EXERCISES.
Addresses, Music, ETC., at the Clunie
ODera-hOuse.

Addresses, Music, ETC., at the Clunie
Opera-house.
The Clunie Opera-house was filled with
8 quiet and orderly audience, and the
exercises were attentively listened to,
the several speakers being enthusiastic-
ally greeted and applauded.
After number of patriotic airs by the
band. Grand Marshal Robinetre intro
duced Rev. B. B. Burton, who offered an
eloquent and earnest prayer. Then J..
a. Sheehan, President of the Day, deliv-
cred brief address.
Mr.. Sheehan addressed the assem- blage
as brother union men," and stated that
million men, forming magnificent
army, were then marching in unity of
strength and purpose. They were not
armed with glittering bayonets, nor cam
mons OF death, but were Joined in one
common purpose manifesting good will
and earnestnesS. They were making a
demonstration of which history would say
hereafter that the giant knew his strength,
but that behind the signs of unrest
and dlscontent, the strength of the nation
had faith in an orderly adjustment of the
evils that seemed to threaten return of
teudal despotism-of another time when
the few would be the masters of the
many, and liberty would be little more
than a name. He said the man who re-
fused TO read the lessons of the hour was
neither his own nor humanity's friend
He rejoiced that Sacramento had attained
a name SO widely known, and the good
that the demonstrations of her sons OF
toll has accomplished.
He considered it a good sign of the
times when men distinguished in the
ranks of learning and science stepped
aside to manifest that their interest and
attention was aroused, and to give the
products of their thought and study TO
the solution of the questions agitated by
the laboring classes.
PROFESSOR MOSES ADDRESS.
The speakers remarks were heartily
applauded, and at the close he introduced
President Bernard Moses of the State
University as the Orator of the Day, who
was given tiattering reception. He
spoke as follows:
The record-union., 1892-09-06

lists in this line of terpischorean accom-
plIshment, and spectators as well.
Then there were foot-raceS and jump
ing contests for old and young for cash
prizes. which were also well patronized,
and furnished no end Of fun.
The merchandising was kept up till
dark, and every body was pronounced in
their opinion that it was the picnic of the
year. 1t was an orderly affair, which fact
speaks volumes for the excellent man.
agement of the committees in charge.
The record-union., 1892-09-06
Yesterdays Weather.

The report of the Weather Bureau for
yesterday shows the highest and lowest
temperatures to have been $50 and $50, as
against $50 and 56o for the same date last
Year.
The highest and lowest temperatures
one year ago to-day were SO and 60.
The record-union., 1892-09-06

UhR 9s1tsr-Orenrt ann ar1rslsiu a(4to.t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-11

%a zS9 POS : 90 SOs a 1s :'f i3 e
on grade 25a!ie; summer ye tow prime -9';HsQc Oh
;G7''s ns,,4 ra" dty American BE-; do Calcutta.
97c DO biclCboi winter. $50 90 strl IA ned what p
DO s 5@s d. pa'Gr ai NSr
grii winter Soc do Elcacacd wntr $3.50; do extra.
$escs AK s5aSJc s;at sC5t Olive. 1 t %s
= ecs palm. 5a.d0c.
f., CJEAN FREIGuTS-St steamer tonnage for grain was
"a % r s i9 a 600
a. Sid 1000 -achs -four London rs Cd 5000 hp.h
ts GKAlX cILARrEl!sI sicager iona at 70
10. oser' from bq ~ = 800 Az IS Il, 900 qs
S & S,uAE h s!eaIsr E sas SS S9
Brow Sg c GSG:, 992 GA rs 6or Gsnc
a Ne f case oS I roG M 'f ANA to o0S as um6r
lumber 80 90 and back from Hucyliss. ccdpr IS Nor.
r at a J hec 70 Ee 1 o % cnS eaio B6
sCame. Al.a Gag Norfolk to Liverpool cotton, SIS;
E ~ British mp 9aGn @ s. Jonq ;, to Wet sGqst
Continent, as.
Ness S@S t at y 5at % ho S #, 5JSs
fs Jacket ii %,' Sss'@ 20 's%y ~
at m rod qc 2Tf n We 81 c saa at tbs w So
a i . rcslss bellies ggoj at 5G5hs ES;EI.d hams
,oscd DO, MIDbLiS-&t Chicago JaSugfv ,hcrt
loGGs1ogei for he eay bit tddny hsia quoted a, @
for @to = $50 D. Gse e., 100 H. &C FOR 10 ESs g's
point hehsr on renewed puying oo,h Der. and az The
se;son. Cash" closed j.579c; salss ts choice.
1922 r.. ca az, sa IGc Arm ana il moderate de9%n Sa
CO., 800, south Amrrica 90 Janu2,y tlo'eh II
NAY els.c e ;'' sse.. 800 800
dent to tc close q The week but prices S were firmly
ma mai, state tubs. mi made creamery, 20
S6,t &e:.ein sxrs. able c1es%s,y s western
third to seconds LOCO sab dairy. hafnrkin ts 9nd
a y a ws g22G i r c,, oGI2 Soc e' STs os
seconds 1910 state dair, lrns and tubs extras 24
cxtra 2sc dsts 81 s22c seconds io5:oc wcstarn Tta;
elS1p; June eas5'. lse: Tune trb'. cx.ras l5i,c
90 GnS s 70 Fi DO Scon 1Gs ort to 2G5 b,
l,aS n r pr. TiS mo 7 S t a %aG
s'a" facto y, fun cram. ial node. fancy il2dlia,c
p 5 S1 tnc9 Common s to is Go Se?' t Il
,lim- 3l25f par, .iHs, 1i2aioc common TO cioice
er rcePt' STA, sat" ard r:aa;,,Gai3 t , Sag9e,sc
&c icd ~ TO F''d @'' "''n l''A'''' ''"9' l'"'d
& q G N,1 9ia .s sg' a@%s fey
inc E3SEp.rrGi2 T i'd IA & and gg, ca q'f
i'.s faS,; 7:id; &%&X sa; Msola X : 7iei; pio.
w9ad \. !''c Cnf.ctoners' a i''c Columbia A. i9c
Umpire \. &C.; NJ 8 S'sc No = 3 iI.Gc No g. 8lilGc
~ 2sc 40 10, 32c NJ II, 7-iGc; 40 -. 3'sc; no
. sTrAEIvr-Iaa IN rolr .rcqucs: s',,s. 10000
ety. b5s t. Fms 1 ic' c 2Vo'& a. 'c ana
Prime ci;y G@ood .; VIZ . 81 e l ,Sit ''' ''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-11
LIVE STOCK MAE1rTs-BY TELEGRAPH.

naral, jpn 9-tat;ie-l',s.p'; h,t - honIs '@ ,J
hcnd fur week thu~ I1f. u otp 70 't i"f fi'
100. i1~. v,"A. lG-0O L~f; consigned - &C. ..'-u
=, as se.,lai train. back delayed by st'.e Hogs
rr .. 'Is. q hol.s $50 acii. toal T.. "r'& tnui
IA \, 80 head for tiEc last week. 192up head
consigned hrouch $50 head. ZOO FOR New" YORK, H'u
Tor sale; rartrt OF ned slow ana lower c"'i Wv
general slcs YofkrIs and mediums. 81 f1G = 30; Fooi
heavy ~ tOdsi -. Sucrp aad lambs pt- last q
hours 3 n, ad Tor We.k thus far 30 coo head
r .qno la, wceA, - $50 ht21; c91sIgnd THROUGH
500 hD4i 200 10 N-w-N orE. 300 FOR 10 marie.
dan oW Ing ?, uncertainty n being abe o .hp; closed
du.t bIt steady, price. unchanged.
- Louis Jan. o-Cn,tir-lirc eirfs ZOO hc1d: ship
Mons 800 ncal fair - good native s"cra = @d7i 60
I'd ToNaus ~ 81. Ung~- Receipt 800 head; ship
incuts 900 head; market 1Or higher; air 70 f,ncy
heavy Sass IL; mixed fair 70 good 10 Qdfi; iglt
f,r " bet ~ 90dti 10. Shccp-Marhc strong Iif
b choice Si0fj % 49,.
Chicago Jan g.-"The Eycring Journal" reroris: Cat-
lie -Eo~cipts 900 head .hpmn ts ! 100 p pd mar
KIT steady NATIVES - f5ds 80; stochcr - SOC 20
cows - seas. o. iogs-i;ec'ilts 2j.cO0 head ship
mcn-. 10000 had pa &c. i,cgglar r.gh ana common
and butchers woiqht. - ljasl 32@ light aigTi %.
Shcrp-Kcccipt,. 700 head .hipn IT.. 200 head mar
= Is ycafllng.. - 25a*5 IS lambs, - 21G 81 Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-11

New.York saturday. Jan. 9-Rccclpts. 90 carloads. or
lOil head-jJ euroad' for siangtf", di'ct and gag
!pg dn CTS dressed h't IN moic ate request at pre-
y2u' quoiailos or at Coy r. 3D. 30 a,,f cable news
an G,rrpton.. ,iny1ri oily, az quoe at %, a3'sc
zeal, 5o1- heavy W. tern cayf, At 3ec. dressed
calves Italy VITA but ~ stock Ia thc marhet a.. .,
Nai,,-F. s. ha-T - Pennsylvania CAVES 80 4"
Hmm Mullen STATE calves, PSI u, at So yCals,
i2o, p. ~ -; d., 10 h; az - ,,s e. ~
SlilEP AND LANDS Receipt, ~ cnrioais. or 3sl 3
c..lo1G. ralsc a. Iloios,n The market some
what un,tf'd. win shop lrn ana lambs quoted 'a,.F
a. the highest figures 81 s'tson. hula!g adNicc9
received n "a" day indicated very light shipu en-
ia stock n-etci. Slls were az - s0d7G per 100
common 10 good sheep and - 73as7 30 Tor Ordinary
4 e., Dad Of extra state lambs. fai by Bos.wck Bro.
Warl ~ tandoF a,e:asn - iS Dsongt o. ps, 10
AL cFos All w,th'r, j.. =. Pdcock sens were
Iae .slle-. and No Nou.J''soy shop end Woo GO.
the aubs. NJ Kar also struck the hgh water HI'
Dressed mutton 'cady at 9aio.c and dr'ssed LAM b
81 ',,iies-iis,i'c6 & Hole. 90 ststc sheep. sos y
ay"r're o. - i-t 10 - ~ Ws.''Tn 40 a., ~ w - =
y E. - d. - D. It . j. 2e4 western Co. - r. AZ
. Vs. DIlculaek - Western iami'. - -. at - p.
Iin I'm Ni''g9 ir ca, t "a q, A. 30 . 'T'
D. Harrington 2oj Mc't'rn lambs - H. II - IT, 'S'
'' 'Wr,iit.r..ca' o. ny r. W. Parsons: 10 State
lsub, 20 = q: - g. sleep - =, az - - .,,.
!. \. Tlco.k 9 sons: ~ cLtr, ptHG state lambs
IL U,tp.. = Co. 100 Wc-t.ra lambs. ~ p. at s. 20
20 IS -, - IS IS western sheep. io7 y 'cant.
j. : Esse. Jcrey lar1,. 60 = AZ $s 81 Pea .l
NJ Collin. III state lanb' % r., at 80 49, 1i3 State
Ier.ry Ctr an4 il car. at i1t,-t So al. On ll,o
"esGt Nonnaly steady a, p cjsi5 per 100 y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-11
,,,popu,v PRODUCE MARKETS.

,t.ou,o,i Inn o . d. u-Beef-ii0ders Offer spar
,nriH Extra india firm Of 7Ss "a prime m 80 firm
A. G7s Cd Port-Holders oIer sIarlnsy Prime mes
ss Cd ansIoders offer wotepat short cut as2g.
. cumberland cut about - to 80 H. steady at 2os "a
snort rb about % N STEADY ~ 355 long clear m9d
, m stead nj Ais Cd long ard short clear ntdr-
bout IS n stcadv at SIS sd shoulders-Abont II T. is
.hecse-Iiodcrs Offer splringly; American
nncst wGite a.d colred ste d. OF ''s Ialow-noders
offer freely prime city steadI ~ al nRRosslSHogers
g, frcGr IaTd-Sp,-TIoders Offer sparinGly future
%, n ro- mcdoritelv: prime Western spot Arm az
ss "a January arm a. ss ID Fchrgary ard Mach Arm
AZ snot and ut1res-IIoders offer mOde atciy; mixed
Western March steady at Is GLd. Hops at London
Pacific Coast-IIolders not oneIih2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-11
TIE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore Jan. 9.rlour ,asy; western snpeIGnc SO 10
cs5 10: Western extra. 3" 500 - 10; Wc'trn family.
81 iCasi a. winter wheat patent, 81 s5et 10; spring
d. d., %5aaJ % do do straight. - GjGsS 81 receipts
1851 Bbls spmc 1861 bib s'cs. go DblS Wheat
qet spot q ootG. ct me 1o3t9 y oS'SSi &c, OF A;
II O5; steamer No . red, "1ci rec,pt, Is7p2 bu,h
-hlpmont-. lO2lol bush; stock. 1,43c2;2 bush oes.
COO bush southern wheat steady; nut y)caTl O3
longtcrfy 9GCGtl o. Com steady: spot AltdJi - /:
tho month 5l,e5lAc; February. jOHd1cFc; March.
4aS01sc s:oamor miacd, AZ ~ receipts, 1913 ?5j
buh: shircts 1903 ooG bush stock 9Gl O2N bush sac'.
100 600 bush. Southern corn IL tdy white i'G?lci
,el.oN 4,d5lc stead; 10 ; white weston, 3dd
81 No mixed Western. 21o3I@c receipts 1000 bush
shlpmcntA none: stock 1909 RYE steady No :,
9GG31 receipts 100 bu-h -hIpmh' biihn, sock Log:
.4G. Hay strong; good . cholcc timothy 9lJdrl |.
(aln frachts ircr. unchanged totrn dun "iddlin.
1a-c Provisions active unchanged Butter - adv, M.
Chong.d EQys steady DC. Coffee steady l;o cd-go"S
fair, lie; No I, 1880. sugar SLohg gIfhulitri 4's,
Conner lady: refined, lie WI.kcy arm UNCHANGED.
lunalo Jan. o-Whclt opened with light offerings :
900 Lu.h No ! hard sold in caTots, at ~ oO@'s
81 Oos aSl OOJ closing sfong al 81 o. Limits having
bacn advanced 10 Sc over Chicago MAJ "oD push No.
Northern were sold At .9c. closing at - 80 northern
winter wheat Win sooi INQUIRY; NO = rcd:
,9c. No white 9Sc asked. Corn unsettled demand
f,r nrerinq. ugbt; sales carload, NO yellow. ~
llLa45c Il carIoals 40. g. az ~! i3H iI4g carol
"a Vchow ~ 15c carloads 40. 4. at i3i2c. Oat,
Gue, ond weak; No white, S7@.d",ei No. whte.
~ 80 No > mixed 3Oc Bar ~ -tcpdy; linry Wo,t:
70 cboIcn ~ dGic Iowa j0ajic Canada sbdS9c. Rye
nominal Flour quiet and ta-y be's sPr,nr, FSeTS 10
do 1rintcr ~ SJas.,, Ia clflOdS. ~" Hor % - IN
,,r,o,ds NufDod weak; cotf-" winter Di1n, w - ;
coarse sprne bran $40 rs l.,Gpt.- orr %Ooo1 bush
az p xi0 hush Shpmcnts-Wheat. $4,000 bNh: bar.
ley. 5000 bush . -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-11
HE MARKETS..
IOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

COFFEI-lhere ws duh and barely q, iy market for
-pot no though prizes showed n" mate ~ change No
quoted . l5sc. 10 sails reported. 10 -.V"ths al'O
had slow inquiry. Op.iou- Wrr, feat .ric-s and yery
auh Wit weaker advice, rom RIO ad i.4Nrc thr mar
ke biOho JnlJ lcnts at tho st ct aief which There
= .hHht recovery on local buying. loving oil si dy
Hafrn dropped franc. Hamburg co- d l. lfG lower
IA some "a St,ck I'm HaVF, 223Oet D't~, Il which
10000 lag. ar Brazilian. London ~ '"ti 1nd rather
easier u p. m.-OGChl quotation. JnW1ry, 5ss ;
February, 10 Yl MsFsh, 5js sd - - 33s "a Nay,
DIS 80 June, 3fs 81. Rio quotes Kegr& hrst 90 klos
nominal good .econd 90 kio,., - = 700; eNeha'sc
GfiN'cl - receipts no. 5000 has, no coarnnreS
70 United states, 600 bags; RIO cc1ilncc' TO lurpt
5000 bags; 10 stock, % geo mgs Rio market dull
Receipts n Santc. 1000 bags Santo, -t1ck $4,000
bag santos market firm; god ayctagn santos 10 400
Receipts AZ Ro July 70 Jcnuary =. o:,. 100000 bags
same time 1881 49, 900 tags same tine lSW l@lOrOD
bag Receipts At Sartos July 70 January s. 1892
2l31Np h1g- anne time 1891 2O7O0o bfg>; same tine
$50 $4,000 bass. Total sale herr ted1y LOO bags
I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-11
ANOTHER DIVE KEEPER ARRESTED.

Alfred Davis, the alleged proprietor Of the dive
known as the Excise Exchange No. $50 Hovcry. was
arrested shortly after midnight Of SATURDAY for vioat
ing the excise law. Detectives entered the place
shortly before midnight Of Saturday ard purcha ed two
glasses OF beer. There were only few there at
the time and the detectives waited uut!l after midnight
and as Davis made show Of closing the place they
purchased more beer and then arrested Dav.., Who
behind the bar. Davl, pl ad"l not guilty when
arraiCned In jefferson MARKET Police CouU Yesterday
and was held for trial in default Of 1900 boil.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-11

T'Ii5rE $50 NriI.-rL"r D. W. ~ YIN ,,,, LIZ
~ ,>t g.l va, .,, ros-' ana , ii ie',2
nea eS %.', ine 90. 70 20 ,'' ~ ping rae F.t
Fla O.. N'-t ln r.i- f't,i'' - oo,' ,t5. : COS
t N..'d ' @r''' 90 acy6as 100 BIZ Nv o.. ~ g.,
70. .,t l.'a,. =soj G,, Nnu'o wa - @ a,6
.b.. SOY $3.50. - n,et1 -; g. riii,r nn' -.
- 30 oao'aun. ,''{ nh a,,,, US -: wrpr;
,at o, eisd,N 80 aO0tl - ofdnai} to choice - -
- 80 n.y g. i64!5 = ,l.anc.si IA sprns VIVA,
~ 1'l e ; .r.'a T. t's aa "a o :, iS
a e. En- H. 'i rs n.'f' All ,ais M.e, oei
q'..'' IN Iiii''N -, '' =, l. n.'aa; hINn;
f'al5, 49,. 49, s., -os:, uit. lorE-onl. 1g;
nrm si.- 81, bog. az ,io,. ~ ~ ~ % ~ q
IN J.. ,ts.s+' 'rrckWlriT 'GEliy"b ID. al q;
b. , ~ ~, %" a. i'' . arr fa 'i y.r @.'.
quoted 60 .'atJ 100. 'nd L.'.i'"i. +" - I'VE
c-i t,Ct.iiy-wnrNf- w.. a'oavly no;.ng g.. 81
~. ,.a.,.t e. @ .1 caa.' i.c.'t.a- az ai '.i
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