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The Lamar register., 1893-05-06

On account of reduced rates being
made to Chicago for Worlds Fair,
round trip tickets will be sold to st.
Louis during the same time at round
trip rate of S36.
Heaton's novelty store is the cheap
est place on earth to buy goods. More
than 300 useful articles at less than
half the usual prices. Call and see
what we have to offer whether Won buy
or not. Something new every week
The usual services will occur at
the NJ. Z. church to -morrow-a sermon
by the pastor in the morning, and
evening and Sunday school in the
morning. Services were omitted
last Sabbath OWING to the repairs be-
ing made upon the interior of the
building.
On Tuesday Miguel Abeyta, a
Mexican, was arrested and arraigned
before Judge Deeter, upon tbs charge
OF stealing two pair of gloves from
S. Morris Irwin & Co. The man
plead guilty, the property having
been found at the place where he had
concealed it. He was fined So and
costs amounting in all to about $50,
and in default of payment, went to
jail for ten days.
Negotiations are now pending be-
tween the water committee of the
city council and Mr.. Herbert with
the veiw of accepting the well at its
present depth. 260 feet. The prop
osition as we understand 1t, that is
likely to be agreed upon by the coun-
ell and contractor, is that the well
properly cased aud complete at its
present depth, and with its present
flow be turned over to the city in
consideration of sl,000-the full con-
tract price being 800. Mr.. Her
bert is now absent from the city and
the business may not be closed until
his return.
/On Tuesday evening the commits
'sioners of the Colorado Presbytery
of the United Presbyterian church.
Rev. H II. Bell and DR. Spicer, of
Colorado Springs, organized the
United Presbyterian congregation of
Lamar by the choice of Frank c.
Moyle, j. d. Martin and j. W. Gra-
ham as elders. For trustees: Frank
Wright, William Moyle and L. j.
Martin, r. j. Martin was chosen
secretary of the congregation for the
ensuing year. Before the organiza-
tion Rev Mr.. Bell delivered an able
and impressive sermon. The church
expects to shortly have a settled pas
tor, tine Rev. Mr.. Cochran, of Phila-
delphia.
The Lamar register., 1893-05-06
NorIcE-rIMBER-cuLTURE.
LAsD OFFICE AT LAMAR, co1o.

LAND OFFICE AT LAMAR, CoLo.
March TO- 1893.
COMPLAINT having been entered at this office
" by John ;. Stark. against Allen n. Fogle
for failure to comply with law as to tinber-cul-
ture entry No. li5t pueblo seriesl dated May
-, 1856. upon the cis ne and Ell SEX section l9
township - south, range q west, ia Prowers
county. Colorado. with view to the cancella-
tion Of said entry; contestant alleging that
Allen n, Foele has failed during the fourth, fifth
and sixth years of entry pillow cultivate in any
manner or plant to trees, seeds nuts or cuttings
any part OF said tract That it is not fenced or
iuclosed and is oYererown with weeds and grass
That II lies in an arid region where trees can
not grow without irrigation, and lies under an
Tor that purpose but has not been irrigated 1t
has been abandoned, and said defaults continue
TO date Of said complaint the said parties are
hereby summoned TO appear at this office on
tue 10th day Of June 1898, at O'Clock A. NJ. to
.spond and furnish testimony concerning said
alleged failure.
may6-jun3 c. {. GooDALE, Receiver.
The Lamar register., 1893-05-06
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT LAMAR, Colo. ,

LAND OFFICE AT LAMAR, Colo.
April 17th, 1888.
NOTICE i hereby, given that the following
tion to make final proof in support of his claim
end that said proof will be made before the
Register Receiver at Lamar. Colorado, on
Nay 2ath, 1893 viz: Grant Taylor. IL. Il.
10 41s5 for the sw section 80, township Il south,
Range - west.
I He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land, viz: Daniel McHugh and John Stark.
Iof Granada, Colo, Frankie Stiuson, of Lamar.
Colo, Eva r. De Lea, OF Martena, Colo.
| apr22-ma27 C. d, FORD, Register.
The Lamar register., 1893-05-06
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT LAMAR, CoLo.
nrtt s1flt 1apQ

] LAND OFFICE AT LAMAR, COLO. Z
April list, 1893. !
NOTICE is hereby given that Russell 5. Coates
~ of Prowers county, Colorado. has filed
tice of his intention to NAL proof on his desert
land claim No. 81. for the lots and 4 and sis
nwti section 1, township % south. range AZ west.
and swii section 80, township 22 south, range ~
west, before the Register or Receiver at Lamar,
Colorado. on Monday, the 10Th day of May, 1898.
He names the following witnesses to prove
the complete irrigation and reclamation of SAID
land: John Cores, Henry Kreger Theodore
Baxter and Harry A. Pettee all of Holley P. o.,
iProwers county, Colorado.
apr22-ma27 c. d. FORD, Register.
The Lamar register., 1893-05-06
LOCALS.

fW Eooi- Ut tTNlu -
81 TALKS at ID. C. Markers.
Be best goods at lowest price OF
as
Writ Markham went to Denver
Friday.
F. Reed, of Syracuse, was in
on Monday.
BE- proper thing to do is to have
roof painted
srrish can shoot an air gun, but
tan't kill ducks.
G. Hess was in Denver several
during the week.
Baldwin S Co. received three
Loads of cattle this week.
". snd Mrs. ]. II. Koen left for
east on wednesday forenoon.
postmaster Lee has been very sick
b erysipeias- He is now much
icr
" D Parmenter will return from
east about the middle Of the
|n:h.
y big line of ladies aud misses
= Oxford Ties jus; received at 5.
|bris Irwin 4 Co.'S.
y A. Johnston. stockman of Al
Irqucrque, \. NJ. was in the city
seral days this week.
Mr. Bailey, agent for the VIM.
lsring company, was in the city
Ieral days during the week.
5. T. Isgar, of Baca county, has
released tho White Horse barn, and
n run it as a feed and sale stable.
Jrsr RECEIVED Some beautiful
" dress patterns in China silks,
oria silks and challies at S. Morris
wins
T. d. Cobbcy. OF Denver, the own
Of the Deming hotel, and other
operty here, was in the city on
cdnesday.
c. IL Stanard, OF Sheridan Lake,
IS been at the land office this week,
oking up the final proofs in kiowa
unity for the year 1892, for the use
the assessor of the county.
Mr.. Barker is again ready for bus
css, he having opened up in his
w shop on the east side of Main
rect. In addition to his clock and
welry, he will carry bicycles and
orting goods.
The mill is again running. 1t was
ut down temporarily owning to de
: in getting coal and cars-the re-
II OF the strike.
The ice cream sociable given by
Q ladies of the Relief corps Wednes-
y evening netted twenty dollars.
icy wish to return to the public
air thanks for the generous atten-
nee.
On Sundoy there was a fine head
water in the river at Pueblo,
used by the storm of the previous
Y, but it ran down as rapidly as
rose. The bitches from Rocky
rd west were running full, for a
'rt time.
The Lamar register., 1893-05-06

Marshal Kelsey is looking after the
dog tax.
The misquito crop promises to be
failure
Allen Thompson was in the city
on Thursday.
BoHs April 90 to the wife of W.
.. Butler daughter.
DIR. Bedell spent several days in
Denver during the week.
T. f. Seeberger was up from Ora
NADIA the first of the week.
BoRs Monday May 1, to the wife
of W. j. Johnston a daughter.
+ Q. W. Law, of Aspen junction, is
visiting MIR. and Mrs. W. B. Barker.
Mrs. N. E. Lee spent several days
this week on her claim near Granada.
+ Rev. j. H. Miller and wife are Wis
iting their daughter Mrs. DR. Hasty.
Keep in mind the ball of the band
boys. 1t will occur on the night of
the 2ith.
!, Mr.. Lawless on Thursday moved
to the nortn side, taking the house
of NJ. Strain.
Huddleston and Silver have taken
the agency for the Deering binders,
mowers and reapers.
The ladies' will find an elegant as
sortment of millinery at rock bottom
prices. S. Morris Irwin's.
j. b. Traxler has received guam
tity of sugar beet seed which he will
distribute gratis to any who care for
1t.
Mrs. Laswell, of New Mexico, is
10 the city and will spend the sum
mer with her mother, Mrs. 7. l.
Denny.
Ladies tell your husbands they
can buy the Cream City -four bin
and sieve at d. c. Markers for 81. 80
and $3.50
II you want pure ice delivered at
your house or office this summer
leave an order at Lee's grocery. 1t
will be filed promptly.
d. C. Marker is selling fine
wrought steel Ranges from $500
to $500. Call and see them before
buying elsewhere, you Will always ie-
gret it If you don't
The VI. f. church has been treated
TO fine coating of alabastine in
varigated tints which improves the
looks wonderfully. The work waf
done by Flem S. Hover assisted by
T. B. Hover.
Worlds Fair tickets will be on
sale over the Santa Fe between April
25 to October 81, good returning un-
til November u. Continuous pass
age in each direction. Rate from
Lamar S43.20.
Nr. Thoman says the emoluments
of the office of district clerk for
Kiowa county for the past year have
been S26.50 Judge Novels has
been holding the same lucrative po-
sition in Baca county, and informs
TmE REGISTER that for twelve months
the Office paid the munificent sum
OF s07.S5.
A colored man by the name of
William jackson was on Monday ar
rested by Sheriff Tate charged with
an assault upon W. o. Butler with
an intent to kill. Upon hearing the
testimony for the people Justice
Deeter bound him over in the sum OF
$1,000, for appearance at the district
court. The bound was given, and
The Lamar register., 1893-05-06

Happy and content is bride with "The Ro-
chester, she lives in the light of the morning.
To learn more irrits Rochester Lamp Co. Ne0 ort.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-07-13
TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIEs.

Silver, 20; lead, $3.50; Mexican dol
lars, Sc.
A fire in Cripple Creek burned whole
block; incendiary. Loss, $4,000.
Thornton's bank at Shslhyville, Ind.
has suspended; liabilities, $4,000.
Eighty-fve cases and forty deaths from
cholera are reported from Alexandria.
One hundred thousand ounces of silver
were purchased by the treasury on Tues.
day at 7lH.
Fire at Su'pher Springs, Texas, has
destroyed twelve business houses at q
loss of $4,000, with insurance of $4,000
G. W. Cressy, Milwaukee druggist
has gone where the woodbine twineth
Chloral did it; he had been addicted to its
use.
The National Cycling association, re.
sumes its schedule of races in Philadel.
phia to-day and Saturday, when the
events close.
The Baptists of the United States meet
to-day in annual session at Indianapolis
Over 10000 delegates are expected to at
tend the meeting.
The wool market at Philadelphia is
quiet; prices are merely nominal; terri
torial woods are quoted from 8 to 1G
cents delivered here.
At Beatrice, Neb., Mrs. c. II. Van Ars-
dale and Mary Hogelfelt we're burned to
death by an explosion of gasoline while
using it to clean bedstcads.
The Knights of the Round Table meet
in the New York state building to-day in
Chicago. This is an association repre-
senting membership of 215,OOO young
people.
Twenty families have been poisoned
by eating cheese made by local factory
at Mansfield, Ohio. Several of the persons
poisoned are at the point of death.
Physicians are investigating the case,
The British naval court martial to try
officers of the Mediterranean squadron on
the charge of neglect of duty and partial
responsibility for the Victoria disaster
meets at v alette, Malta, on the 18th inst.
The Orangemen of the United States
had great celebration yesterday in Sagi-
nav, Mich. Ten Thousand men were in
line in the parade md $4,000 visitors
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-07-13
were in Saginaw to witness the cere-

we're in Saginaw to witness the cere-
monies.
Eyaristo Barranco and Vicente Bena-
vides, wealthy young men of chihuahua,
fought duel; unlike the French duels,
Barranco was shot in the heart and killed.
Benavides has mot. Yet been arrested.
Woman in the case.
Fruit growers and olive growers will
meet in San Francisco in state conven-
ton to-day and tomorrow for the pur-
pose of securing some defnitive action
from congress in the matter of revision
of the tariff on imported fruits.
Miss -Annesley Knealey, of England, a
Judge of the hygenic section of the
Worlds fair, tells the New York people
that they need not be surprised if the
cholera visits them in the fall. She says
it may come over on any French steamer.
In addition to those already announced,
the following injured in the Pomeroy
tornado have since died: Miss Banks
John Bettys and two children, Henry
Gulke, Mrs. B. j. Halve, Mrs. Henry
Hulett, Henry Hulett. Lena Kilbe, J..
Oberlin, Mrs. James Miller and baby,
Rushton baby and Thomas Wilkinson.
Three more dead bodies were found on
Monday in the ruins.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-07-13
A Kansas City Institution Goes
Under.

KANSAS CRY, July 13.-The Kansas
City Safe Deposit & Trust company, cap
italized at 100000 and supposed to be
one of the strongest in the state, has
closed. A notice stated that the bank
had assigned to Walter J. Bales and W..
D. Mcleod, who had taken possession.
No statement is obtainable as yet. No
excitement was caused by the failure, and
it is not thought that it will extend to
other banks.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-07-13
silver Men Aroused.

DENVER, July, ',13.-The Colorado silver
convention was enthus iastic. 1t ap-
pointed delegates to the National Bi-
metallic league which meets in Chicago
August 1, and adopted ringing resolu-
tions' All the speeches were strong and
earnest. Hon. James Belford said "re-
sistance to tyranny is obedience to God
Rev. Myron M. Read said "no rich man
will miss meal by demonetizing silver.
can not say that of the poor man. I
am peaceful man, but tired of being
tricked,"
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-07-13
Tho Britishers Wobblc on silver.

LONDON, July 12.-In response to in
quiries on the subject made in the house
of commons, Mr.. G. Z. Russell, par
liamentary secretary of the the India
Office, stated that the object Of the recent
silver legislation of the government of
India, was not fixing the value of the
rupee at 16 pence or any other amount,
but to prevent future fall in the price
of rupees. He added that there was not
yet fixed ratio of value between the
rupee and the sovereign.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-07-13
The Hercules Iron Company Assigns.
A Bitter Fight Expected.

WASHINGTON, July 13.-The belief is
growing stronger that the extra session
will be long and stormy one. The feel
ing among the senators as already ex-
pressed shows that there will be bitter
struggle over the repeal of the Sherman
silver law. Indications are that silver is
gaining friends, but there are uncom-
promising enemies who will throw every
obstacle in the way of the repeal of the
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-07-13
DlOOdthirsty Jones,

CADDo, I. T., July 12.-Gov. Jones re-
turned home yesterday from Tuskahoma,
where he had been attending the special
session of the council. In regard to the
shooting of the nine condemned Choc-
taws, who have been reprieved by the ma
tional government, he says they will be
shot or he will call out every member
of his militia to accomplish that end.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-07-13
Notice.

NOtlCcs
Commencing July s and until further
notice tri-weekly train service will be in
effect over this company's line. Regular
trains will leave Santa Fe Sundays, We'd
nesdays and Fridays. Returning will
leave Espanola Tuesdays, Thursdaye and
Saturdays. T. J. HELM,
Gen. Supt. s. F. s. r. r.
Santa Fe, July 7, 1898.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-07-13
-::-BRIEF WIRINGS-::-
Excitement Among Gold. Bugs.

New York, July 1S.-There was furry
in stocks yesterday. Values took sud
den drop without any known reason.
There was great excitement in Wall street
and at one time a regular Black Friday
seemed imminent. The tone of the Lon
don market was reported fiat
Let There BE Justice in the Cases.
MILWAUKEE, July 13.-The president
and directors of the defunct Plankinten
bank were all indicted by the grand jury.
All the officers are men prominent in
business and social circles. The finding
of the jury has created as great excite
ment as the closing of the doors of the
bank few weeks ago,
The Hercules Iron Company Assigns.
CHICAGO, July 1.-THE heavy financial
loss entailed by the cold storage pavilion
fire caused the Hercules iron works, own
ers of the plant, to make an assignment.
The Chicago Title & Trust company is
made assignee. The Hercules company
was incorporated in 1886 with capital
stock of 100000. 1t owns a plant at
Aurora, ILL.,, covering seven acres. It's
assets are estimated about 100000,
against 100000 liabilities. The fire
caused loss of 100000.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-07-13
An Albuquerque shake-up.

Albuquerque was visited by an earth
qupke, which, according to best observa-
tion, came from east to west. The Uni
verslty clock stopped at $40 a. m. Build
ings were shaken and articles thrown
from shelves.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-07-13
Notice.

Notice.
Having rented the structure formerly
occupied by Grunsfeld, Lindheim Il Co.,
we desire to announce to the general pub
lie that We intend to occupy same on or
about the Goth inst. In the meanwhile,
to save moving same, we will sell all
goods at our old stand at such reduced
prices that it will pay you to lay in a
supply. GusDoHF d DoLAN.
The Lamar register., 1893-04-29
Modern llaohsIor's Isu,soa.

'he editor Of tho Priney.lle. Ore
gen, News has just boen married.
and in the last issue OF his paper is
printed this advertisement: We
have for sale 4, little over half box
OF bachelor bU ttons that 60 through
tbs cloth and tastcn together on tho
sarno principle OF a rivos in harness
tug Among other things they are
handy to faslen the perforated ends
Of suspenders to. Like Other roles
OF our bachelor drys, they are things
Of which we have more supply than
demand We coasc!cntiously rec
ommerd tnem as being bstter than
nail on account OF monopoIizing less
Of the trousers and not drawing frost
in the winter.
The Lamar register., 1893-04-29
EDWIN BOOTHS ADVICE.
rss pt.tin sui.hed Tragedian's Advice to
s..<--sIruck Doctor.

,.,,.- w,lsteu BIZ Edwin Rooth 10 young
s,e.,or rho WIS anxious 10 80 90 tne stage, Is
NOW ppbllshed for the frst tue II be~rs me
date Of July "a, 1854, and IS dated NON new
port: -,,.,., 7 wux. confess
,,inea bv YOUR iettcg Announcing your deses-
n,Inatioa 10 aoAndoa your Profession tos tha. @
a, the stage. and In stneere irAnsnr7s l Ves
you 70 reconfsdrr tho matter, Tor rea.if hsse
no hone fn-A satisfactory rrsuli irvtn suea
chan@r Tae feelings ahieh prompt Foa 70
take this sep a mean your love, ensaus.As' a
- ratur5i ineunaiion) do not iinply an
shility for the arL There are huadre1s oI
stsaupointei lives wasted on We rlaSe, ~nsse .
they teel. \. you did. that a brilliant dsstiny
srsIted thern. You may be able 10 recite IL
pti,sfe With perfect case sud psopTsrty, ever
,,tth .x-r-llsuer. aud vet have no otAcr quail
lcstioa for tbe bichest ioT!ils ot ef~i.'AAiS - -
presslan Il q a life q SeEE-souie esee~sJ
sutI reorirrs years of iol aad b!i'er aisAF-
-,riutrs-pt 4, achieve : position uorth has-
You ean form no idea Of TIE Eaany she
so,lclt my tnducHce every srNson--iru4e e,'ol,
Al. nnd amateurs frlrnis ani esfanssFs' o.
all QuslltiCA, u4a3e End it nae -,.t4 - = 80
sridun thai can serve then, Tor MANAGERS
prefr- 10 Iui-e foT thcmselFc-s Aad a. ~
s1tr,-.,-f no matter h1E capable y niaY X,
hls bcea abasad by tae pccss los aianJ yeats
past, aud gll dsavs Dc uniil tn eaA ni ~
es-fer. ms ree5mHr aaIst.Qa Il noi rr-1ri-ea
-
glrueel by what thI cftic1 faT- 1 AtUa
ku5En uisny vha. Ike yoa. gave W up54a'
friends aud r.ssceta1lu pl-lli2as Tor tne Gl4s-
~ ol the actors ea.l.ag. ua1 arr neF hAa4
Ter lIte Ia s-huri.1421 20. ii-0zis eaNNs.ss
tErir b-ecd.rs. claaGi.ua zai a4ia'~l feaEss-
u.rnt
u he- voa. 81 y5zr fsirui aat sincere sci
ulsEsr. q sll8nI "a lie H.istzsla rcs1-ta. Asi
en- OF th- drama o. a sFeciztocs = hif1 rifAs
ury - aa sctog yUg ucg.t sever A1qh. 500
-rt.'s ~. fsr1I-. fs.eaIs esd h1Yfy tclld
mas nos an yozra H1t natEEs aiiod sc
fs- any other Ca,s- t-1ll1 H7Fsr AAFe
& 45ssH {. e sfn-c Were ] Ehtt "a c1l9Y ef
traa-lr. aad lataos .n zar utaer as'A F9'l4
-Isdly tara niF taeg upaa ihc iazs'eT tn-tfrf
AZ sTt ubo-c prlfas1ars ard fll.ascrs sa1'ila
=. 81 the ve-y Li-lsst sl.tlra. z ne use'r
urkFsa 4, % every srers'star .1a a7oF tAAi
-an h.-- a taeairf e. .-gs bslI % srH1r scnsz-
fsaual rubbish 60 FuIi gtr rshHr, an n"&
varg uucl n love e. .iH ug ca-llar - u7H
10 and fca-, gII nsFar Hgr. Tagzrt97r, yua
1aa fa1 E9s 10th ara 90 rac-arsze an1aac 70
adopt L. thlak y1l E..l Is.r ~ ter a.
q ls las41t. ia f!1gr-d a-a.zHa1r au4 'r'lfsf
ILat ay oair uitb - 30 sgar- yc1 = u-- i'f'
row that @. at f1i o. gAr clzr1e yol p 81 -
sucn
The Lamar register., 1893-04-29
Her Baby. Too.h.

d Now York woman wears ring
in which is set in 4 circle Of diamonds
aer first baby's first tooth. 4 London
'ady Of high degree wears set in the
jewels Of her bracelet tooth extracted
from the mouth Of her pet poodle.
Another adectionatc creature uses the
skin OF once favor.te horse as a
hearth rug for her boudoir, and has a
deiunet pet pug mounted in liiolike
attitude by the taxidermist for an
ornament on her writing table.
The Lamar register., 1893-04-29
raiaas-. far th- usriar. F.i-.

Foot p4.ais .s ne sla5. q '.1- ts.s rss
uf.l al br t4rrr1 toHsr3 clzrEEs zA<re ~
crest Caslg5t IN E1u1a.Elaa E4l - trL
Waite waIsilg Elsy D. s1a1. g'c EFets al1 igs-
igy uf Cn.urslscshs u.l vTafsr Uailar "a q
20 "a saatA Es E1lte rFatiaz5el trz-z. izE
uriaus raIaar sirrnirE care. sH- al8lss ear
srrT loo, zuI trre rHllirfa- g4alf cz-ss tsr5zsf
thau tlc batG % utksF Uses
Leave Denver At I - D. a. on - CasE-s-
Efa1 Liz1',ei! Q 90 .. q. o. tie urlgF- AZ
CBl-sso !. sa irt. tr a. u tis p rs frs par g.
Aaslrns 10 s3gn "a r1afr ~ ks-Fz- Gaf
rates ul.1 q ~ los aa tkc laHeFi ihruu q
aad talk Is over stth Ear raarrss sars4 re
ueFai srruL = 2 Hza. Cau rau A-raL
I.Vu Lzgrra~- sIrHrS us1rrr. Glls
The Lamar register., 1893-04-29
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r~i-hes .rzl-Kt ts4E hszsts is s8eft-r fn's -
taft psdss srt~n1 F 30 CAS- q o. Ft :
Flsara fnEzI sar1rH H.-.laz fnu= teHa Er-A-faa -
al I,.k go al7dk l-sl ~ -s4fasi 4f4siNs ar rl-F
90 ulald O. l5faea gHe cal azs1ra - sas4f1la- -
aH4 Lkls uaG af e. - - 49, Esn1 as q "a
sanitary uscasarl 5 - sTr o. - o. uA II a-si
grsr1IEr aEt - 2 .IH-ar' art. 80 slall - 7f-
s4Ft. n 60 ss1fElEls sTNVfztGNT raFl3azaiA ,
Hfr tss syntFta as tGre@tTagd ~ Ells . ID. -
t~rzFzHas Fuf lrstaalg. re- lEE1s e. $50
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