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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1894-04-20
Better Than Holding Office.

Window Reporter.
Last week the Mankato FREE PRESS
began it's eighth year as daily. If
Brother Hunt will now give his time
to the newspaper instead of office
holding, he will find it much the bet
ter business and decidedly more con-
genial.
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Your Good Wishes Appreciated
Amboy Herald.

Amboy Herald.
This week the MankatO DAILY FREE
PRESS enters upon it's eighth year of
existence. We join the fraternity in
wishing the publishers many more
years of prosperity.
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Glad we Succeeded.
Redwood Reveille.

Redwood Revelle.
The Mankato DAILY FREE PRESS
came to our table this week, neat
twelve page, six column folio. As
this was No. l, Vol. VIII, Brother
Hunt made an extra effort and did
himself proud.
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WORDS OF GOOD CHEER.

The DAILY FREE PRESS bows it's
acknowledgment of thanks for the
many kind words received, compli-
of its eighth birthday. At
the risk of being considered somewhat
vain, we annex herewith few Of the
many press and personal notices given
rs.
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A FavOrite With the People.

Mapleton Enterprise.
The MankatO DAILY FREE PRESS
has completed it's seventh year. Dur
ing this time it has continually grown
in favor until it is now one of the fix
lures of the city's industries and we
wish it many more years OF continued
prosperity.
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THE Benedict Arnold's in the SEN
ate referred to by the Minnesota Dem
acratic association, do not seem to
feel very badly over the manifesto.
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She Waveth.
Lake Crystal Union.

Lake CryStaI UNION.
The MankatO DAILY FREE PRESS
has entered upon it's eighth year. 1t
celebrated the event by issuing
twelve page edition on cream paper,
and writeup of the city. Long may
she wave.
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In a Brand New Suit.
Times.

Bellingham Times.
The Mankato DAILY FREE PRESS
celebrated it's eighth birthday by is
suing twelve page edition on book
paper and in brand new dress of
type.
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Wish us Well, and we Thank We.

Waterville Advance.
The Mankato DAILY FREE PRESS
issued II page number on Thursday
last in honor OF it's Sth birthday.
Long may she prosper.
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Bro. Hall CongratuIates All Hands.

st. Paul Daily Globe.
L. P. Hunt, editor of the Mankato
FREE PRESS, celebrated the eighth
anniversary of the establishments of his
daily paper few days ago by issuing a
superb twelve-page number printed on
fine calendered paper. Mr.. Hunt has
made a great success of his paper,
which ranks as oneof the foremost in
the state, and both he and his city
are entitled to congratulations
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A Testimonial to Mankato's Business
Men as Well

Volume eight of the Mankato
DAILY FREE PRESS is a beautiful
specimen of the cart preservative," a
credit to the city in which it is pub
lished, as well as to the publishers.
It's twelve pages bear testimony alike
to the ability of it's successful manage
ment and to the enterprise of its bust
ness men of MankatO
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A Potent Factor i'm Mankato's Pros
perity.
Martin County Sentinel.

Martin County Sentinel.
The Mankato DAILY FREE PRESS
on April 4th turned it's eight mile
post. 1t is bright and enterprising
newspaper, and potent factor in the
growth and prosperity of Mankato.
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FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1894.

IT will take forty-three votes to get
the tariff bill through the senate. Can
Mr.. VOORHEES, secure this number.
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MANKA1o FREE PRESS.

PUBLISHED BY
FREE PRESS PRINTING CO..
EVERY FRIDAY.
One Dollar Per Year in Advance.
(S1.5O if not paid in advance.)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-22
FATHER DOTGHFHTl ND TIE l1'HIN
TIE V1Cr-KECToE oF TIE MISSION oF THE M
MAciTArE VIRGIN REPLIES To CRITICISMS
OK THE ALLEGED MISUSE OF THE


The Rev F-ancis McNicho Of the Mission Of
the immaculate Virgin. Lafayette pace AMI Great
Jones-st made a statement ycs:er lay 10 repre-
sentative Of The Tribune regarding the recent
comment on the Dcv. James j. DoGeherty Of TIE
Mission and the two hgh-clnss yachts Of which he
was said 10 be the owner. The comment began In q
letter sent TO The Independent by l.. Il HaF-
rinCton who protested 70 ho himself Roman
Catholic. and had apparently the attitude o. on"
DESTROYS TO correct what he deemed doubtful
use Of the chari,ys funds. The Tribune In 'urn.
in the issue November %. commented cditoriaiiy
OF Mr. Harring;on's remarks. pointing out IN" fact
that the Mission. having received more than $40
rDD from the Excise Fund distribution last year,
was accountable to the public for the way In which
it's income had been spent. Any judgment in the
matter was reserved until Father Dougherty or
the Mission should have been heard from The
yachts are the Estee. schooner, 6'H gross ana
59aa net tonnage: and the vesta schooner II"
tons. Father Dougherty has been out Of town for
the Last Two DAYS having business in the branch
establishments Of the Mission At Mount l"rr'to
staten Island Father McNichol is vice-r'ctor.
TO begin with" 20 SAIL Il never have heard o.
j. L. Harrington and have a pretty compr"-
h.nsiye acquaintance among the Roman Catholics
Of this vicinity. For myself get quit" enough
Yachting or the staten Island Ferry. The Nesta Was
a gift 10 the Mission. TO bo used az navigation
school for tho boys Bu, II has never been used a.
all By u-. ana ~ have far been able 10 sell
II. /, IS what YOU might call white cepAant on
our hands. inicr the Circumstances do not care
70 give the donors name. The other yacnt. tn"
E.stellc was purchased by several men. OF whom
Father j. lIgaeriy was one out Of their own pr-
yaie funds. with III" same object in view. but We
found It inexpclient also 70 use IN" tstelie W."
therefore hirrl = ont 70 parties through IN" sum
uo- win the proVsO that certain 81 or ppN~
should be- retained on IL a. crew. Mr.. Gerry haS
promised get pacos on the yachts OF IN" various
vach, cubs for such OF hOys as hav" gone
through the necessary training. The fsieIe was
purchase with money from tn" private purses o.
Fathcr DOUghertY AMI the others and botA yach 8
are down in his nam" on the American yacht L.
for lss That Is he comes to he a yacht
owner
Il regre, deeply continued Father McNichol.
mot eor the sake OF Father pougherty and myscii.
bu. for the sake Of the Mission. that any criticism
has been made about the distribution OF our funds.
We have none too much money For the com
rnitted children have from the city y per capita
"A week. Thnk what we do for mat, Iner" is no
income from 5l.2 masses 70 which tn" letter ~
The independent refers. Moreover. The amount 81
our income mas been very mlcn exaggerated u! our
.,f.f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-22
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.

New lnik. November II. 1871
BEANS AND PEAS In domestic white beans there is
uuet trade. but nlDlsrat" arrivals prevent much pre-
sure sell al Unchanged. Exporters VIII
take ont quantity II red kidney this week. mainiN
basis ~ s. H. l.. local dealers would not pay
ihat price California Lima steady. with ~st new j"h
"a good riZ. lots Of odd selling at about
8 peas Hight stock and firm. "" quote:
i,cnns domestic bush. 81 2jnN. III do.
medium 81 -. de-. white kidney 81 Las 30.
10. kidney - ioa>2 H. DO turtle coup 81 10. do.
yellow eye. 81 n,a$. ~. do. Lima. California ~ ,an
foreign PEA. 1894. 81 3Ins 90 sri - 80
81 ~. do foreign medium 1904. 81 iIrSi -, 1888
81 2jusl 30 green peas, bbls 81 10 do bags. II o. do.
scotch 81 L..
HITTER There va enough stock In to-day ~ remove
of 4 shortage this week indeed the market was
throughout and sellers made EFFORT Ia get
any Buyers who wanted extra fresh cream
did object TO DC but considerable part ~ the
trade finds other useful goods Offering Tor cgs
good seconds and nrsts moving fairly. Even the
Tor little larger share ~ the
trade batter pcncr. but the irregular
quality Of the offerings makes wild" IN prices
fancy grades ~ both tubs and hrkns do not lack
present prices The Weften packlngs In lighter
receipt and show slight hardening tendency. We quote:
Creamery Western extras 26c. do State and Pennsyl
best aSc do frsts. 22.12ii,c do. thirds
onds Ise2c do June make. isa2cc: state Hairy. half
nrkIn tub. extras 2Jg%sfc; DO hrsts. 1pd2ic DO.
thirds seconds i3Glsc state dalrics entire. iG02:c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-22
OTHER MARKETS TELEGRAPH

EuGalo NOV -Ca.ile-feccpts last - hours N1
head total FOR week far I'D head ior time
last week $3.50 head. consigned through 40 head 10
New York lso head. sale. 40 head. market opened
AZ 81 4odS3 81 Hogs-Reccpts last ~ aours 1900 head
total for week thus far. 61wv head for sam" time
week consigned through. 100 head. New
York head. sale 60 he'd market opened
81 g,ns, t0 mixed packers 81 50asi 80. mediums S, SD
q 10. choice heavy - G5us4 -. pigs. 81 bOISl %.
rnghs 81 15dSt: stags S3IS3 -. Late sles: Yorker.
81 25NS+ good MEDIUMS - Dns' 60 pigs. ~ 2jnsl ~
sheep and lambs-ReceiDts last ~ hours. 5000 head
total FOR week thus far. II 49, head for las
week "a 400 head. Consigned through Oo head To New
York 400 head sale. 1860 head. market opened
steady good closed steady 10 firm Tor good grates
mixed sheep s2as: - choic" yea-lngs - aS2 20 cuis
OcdSI 30 best lambs 50 2ju 81 90 good S3qs3 ij
common 10 fair So 50d$3 late sales u Canada Lamb,
~ made at 81 75q;3 !o
Union stock Yards. chicago. NOV 2i.-Caue-Receip,s
head market weak common 10 extra s. a0a
~ 40 sockers nd feeders S:aS3 30 AID bulls sa
81 30: calves 81 50aS5 80 Hogs Receipts $500 heai
marhet weak heavy. s. 35dsi 10. common 10 choic.
rnised 81 25ast *: choice assorted 81 i5asI 80 light
stds1 45 pigs 81 5OnS+. Sheep-Recepis. Is go head
market firm inferior choice 81 2jnS3 -. lambs 81
d&<.
Il Louis Nov 2i.-Cattle-R"ceipis. 1855 head mar.
et steady ana lo4iyr lower 81 'a,dS ss
cows 81 75as2 S. stockers. 81 sjns3 H. logs Receps
9is3. market weak ana i1Hl3c ,a%sr he". -
ceips 5 head: market SLOW and lyal1c lower native
m lied 81 %. southwestern mixed, 81 30.
t..y I.lher:y Nov. 2i.Caf'ie-R"ceip's light Marks.
slow and wcal prims. sjat5 - g,t $, aoqs, 10:
Receipts liberal Market slow and shade .owes. Phia-
de'2has 81 G0asi Co: best Workers and mixed. 81 iDa
81 -: common fair Workers s+0N = PCS >iNA 10.
rough. t3asi. She'p-Srppir light MsIkei :g.l Extra
s. SC@S2 90 good. 81 sOfs2 30. fair 81 innsl g.
mon 5O,N<i. y,arnes. 81 e"us2 90. lambs 81 "oQSN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-22
Tile 'rRAbE IL CNICAGO.

Chicago Eo, II (Sperinl). Although Paidfdg" covered
e.,.~a millions of ITS thori line to-day. "i"a df"f'i
a.. cent anI ,lcsc4 q ID. bottom Liverpool opened
rather Grno ard did 'llg~ weak. hni ih'ir was
go much bear that Tho strength Il Liverpool "'s
nuw.itel F.Io-t were tf~ sHaI!"'i 81 he
season only io0o lusir!s ~ wheat ana b"" h@''H 81
r,.,- :-oia an th. ports Minneapolis and h3'n'h re-
e,tts D2j cars were almost :OG iars unn last
..,.. Primary receipts 40 900 busheS Exceeded iAe
same das is'ci. MAY opened at ~= c'h '"'d i'
-, cents. ana 'tlT'd ~ ''.s"'. cen
ON N. oufb prices up ltt' ga ic 'l. 80 i.,~sln
81, figures 212oJoUtb hush~s asIn~' ~" ""b iiSh'i
l,si ,,4,i NrW-Yoik sold great deal r ~. lr"a
s.u,,, Humiliation - December especial weight
IN tire market
corn dropped 8. cent and o.os"d veal. May 500 b"
tw.,u is. 49,. and cos~l az 49, cents. Receipts
81 eafiitf" sll mon" III fdi 81"
,4rs N-sts shaved cold. dry weather. There was
contract az! ,hhrfTis ""ie made
f,- ~. hush,'s probably about ~" Last - ihc season
Law rraa.. w,r. weak. outsiders were buyers Al I?
c.nts for MAY. but finally nl'd up f1c's "ri"
lflu-r Russian crop nsu"s. declaring
Otlr half last y"aTs. 'Is N'I" 'pHpdihil'"s
steady ]. lining on'y = cent m" comparative stead
ness came small and nom the al a'if"d"
D TIE Aeal Trust
Provisions Mere dull and little easier. Pork oloscd
were u Oh, hugs. tn estimate FOR tomorrow Vas 5000
I4lDr. " 10 cents 'Nfi H'f"'Il- IN ~" Nrtl
sso large.
On the curb puts May wheat closed NJ 10 conte
alls al ~ pus Nav corn c!n'"d AT ~
CON, cal ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-22
socrIlrEN COTTON MAKkLrs.

Galveston Nov. 9-''off,n STEADY: midd,ing. . ) lGc.
ow .niddrg 1916. good ordinary t*-lGc noi ana
rrosa refcips :~ bales S"''' 80" o"-S' S'''"'
norfolk Nov .I-Coiion arm: middling. Z i-lGo. 10"
p,lddling 49, GOOD Ordinary. lGc. ana
cep,s bps bales exports c'as'visr 500 bales sales
a4ic.. stock. LIE bales.
S,yanrah NOV 2l.-totton Ann m.Giling 5isc. low MD
ding tc good ordinary 10 net ana receipts.
!, go ial.s: exports eoas;wisr 2.3G9 bales; ?D
bales: stock la..Vjl bales.
Nev-Orl.ans No. 2l.-Coiton nur; good ..iddiine
If lie: middng 5.c: low m'dcliug. &C. good ordinary
ts.c; me- receipts 1906 bales 1886 bales:
pos TO the Continent i23 bales 6OG2 bales
sales bales stock. BIS. bales Semi wceld'
thirteen interior issued b. the New
Eychdngn: Receipts I0il bales against
bales year. shipments. 3oS bales. against
S 726 bales year stock (correctcd $1,000 bales.
against 300 lis bales las. In the above io6+ bales
a deducted from Selma receipts and shipments winch
pey Included in warehouse cc-pts and sh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-22

at 50 40: 81 do ss No. at So % do 81 D. at 50 .: sh.s.
02 70. at 81 30; Is sheep and lambs. y 10. az So
y Sanders: 1873 Pennsylvania lambs II 10 al e. "a
Iij state "a H. 50 10 l3i do 63 N. 81 i2 =;
So 90 sheep - H. at SO p: do. ~ ~ 81: ~ A.
lambs) i6 H. at 81 30 also late Tuesday lis Penn
syyana sheep lambs 81 n, az 81 S. 222 State A.
~, n al 81 30: l22 DO. ~ III. ~ 81 3iig
Walsh Kirby e Co. - State sheep and lambs n N
go i5
D. JEFFERSON & Co: ?rs Indiana lambs q H. a,
81 - 2g3 do II ~ q 81 IL do. 40 n at s. M ~
do 10 81 2Di Indiana sheep III ~ Al 81 81 ~ "A
~ No. at 81 81 10 DO - ~ al - ~ 2j2 Texas she's
Cfew lambs. 90 H. =, - 30
Newton a. CO.. ~ state ianbs. - No. a. s. % y sheen
ard lambs - ~. At 81 - 45' ONO sheep. - ~ a.
81 -
Hallenbeck a Hollis. 10 state lambs. 70 ~. al 81 20
:, do - H. So - do. 81 n. al 81 gu "a sheep ana
lambs ~ o. ~ 50 %
WIKI arson sherman: eGs Buffalo lambs. ~ ~ AZ
81
HOGs-Reccipts. - or 7.i22 head-iG cars jar
SOY CIV and 3. AZ iDhsi Market steady 81 t0a
81 for heavy - choice light hogs pigs incud.f
country dressed unchanged AT ji9n'c.
: sanders sold II STATE hogs l5s NJ average, az s,
per - 25 10. ~ 81 20 - do 2' NJ IT 81 10
:. Judd Co: Pigs. - H. at 50 ]" hogs 100 n. U
a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-22

demand and rather ihera! onerngs pa ,,,,tss ~
:-on, liberal the West ana r,,
i,enl a.rIvals tomorrow market le III I'm,
,..r matt. big increase In the arris al ms W'h
.~od win las, and estimates now ar 'i.Ii
10 mint ;ayarI deridsd ii'r"a~c IN 'l'
surniy on Mon.av The market broh" "drN ~ W. ~,
no n with H.. l-, I'M ~ wheat hu there dH n"' toj
., il. much p-essur" sell and later pri''7 ~
f-acrionay weakening aIan lust before ill, 's nn,
,.,,v f1r day ana AZ ~ ~,
~. .ilrs cash com was dull and easier. one car ~
.od ai 5si,c sor 700 bush ~ ~ d"liN'r.i 'I
fr.h Y, = ~ Jla6J.c. .oop bush No whi", d. ~"
llvrr,i 5000 bush aican'-. j3i.o -i'Nat'' ana l w.
ieliN cfed OATS Trad" ~ AZ W.
Ill Daring he aary part the day the market w'r
cnn,narati..!4 steady. TUT suhs'qu"nt!' ~ HNt''f
~" balance y IN" li- pr
weakened selling ~ rne. losing ~ the i'"",t "t
10, IN, I.v ana n unchanged - 'tc net cc'lH' 49,,
,t. ,or uil ana easy sales included ip~o bush ~
ets RI, ar ,, ip,Do bush NJ white. ~ -r"
i,sh ,rark VIM. 37nIlc. roo bush tiack mixed, -
. BARLEY Market hrm. quoted - ""24"c l",, 80
NI,,ukoc G1HGj- g-ad.i Western 80, -
VI NO. duu rrv' Western. 10N -. SEEDS MAJ.
ri Iu rloverseed quoted S9a 81 ~. .Bl'kN iliNl
N,re 1uief .qtTc silver and 13dGlc Tor JaIa't-'
Sc Kiye comparison .hc closing prices OK VIZ pre-
- ihe cnrresponlIng date last tnaf:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-22
THE CHEMICAL EJNh DEF1LCiII0N.


50 STEPS TAKEN YET FOR THE ARREST or JUN
T.. TAFT. TIE rAYIHG-TELLER. WHO
STOLE OVER $1,000.
Some sympathy has been expressed for John l.
TAFT who Was the paying-teler 81 tee 'h'in'f'
Nai.onA. Bank un'l week ago. wn1n ne cohl"SSv"
mat no Was a defaulter to the cXten, Of Sl'l' lie
had been in the employ Of the bank Tor twenty
oipnt Years and had been advanced from the posi-
lion Of messenger to the post OF pay'Hs-ieier win
salary OF $3.50 yeAr. His defalcaiion was pc
llevcl 70 be the result o. weakness rather IMAM %
intentional dishonesty. and when he confessed ''''
ne was q aefaulter he declared that not one penny
of the stolen money had gone into his own pocket
TAFT Is fifty years old and has a VII" ann SFN''"'
rrown-ur children who must suffer keenly on ac-
count OF his disgrace. The home OF IN" family Is a
pretty house in Mount Kisco. which Tat has owned
and has been trying 10 se in orde: 10 meet mis-
obligations q the bank.
The discovery of Tans defalcation was made last
week by William IT, Kimbal. the Na'iona. Bank
Examiner, who noticed that among the serutiu"s
check for Sl3.2ID apparently drawn y! =, ~
Babcock The Twelfth Ward Bank Mr. k .,
ball had nocei similar check al IN .o''
in May ana at THAI time hal rece,ed tn@ fYpiana
late ON account Of snGhi Shor'ase W 'nt rS.i'
the examiner last week led 10 have another re
cheek hal dislpDeared When questioned again
about the check Tat won't 10 SCI" MI Mans lain
the president of the bank. and MAD" coni"Ss1h'
He said he had lent money TO iri'nls Tnp W' ~
hari pushed for ready CASH ana NJ nad NOUN i,,
AZ The time that they would surely pay INC mont
back bat they had failed to keep their promises.
The first OF those loans. ne sa!d. was made about
wear age. He had pleaded with the men to "hGm
he had loaned the money. ne said. but they had de-
riared their inability 10 pay the money ana n nal
been made sick with despair. When asked iof 'n'
names Of the men. however, he declared that hc
could rot then remember them. Neither coa!d ne
produce any 70 -ip;s or any memoranda I" snow
tina, ne hal made the loans. .r.,
His failure to produce any proofs ~ the alt'gc !
loans was considered 10 b. weak part OF ms
story but he was allowed to 20 home "aere Re
has been reported II % sick f1g several days. w
VA coz 81
any INC bank officials would take - have rait ar
restei and punished Tho hank can sand tnr s los
as the amount 81 Taii'G dedication IS a irihe In
comparison with the banks surplus and il = con
sdered that the teller could easily have s'oen q
sum manv tines larger n h hal been s. inclined
Il is The fist defaca;on which had occurred a. the
bank IN fifty years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-22
LIVE. STOCK MARKETS.

N.A York Norertc- 81. isas
......,.. .co head z, r,-s
llt.' - i," 4" Z =, ~ n,rt"f making
,'.t.' t'" an - 49, ,,,, i,,s RS, ,is 81 c,fs
"'' 'rs i''f "'' On prev '.s .'' s.,el ~
'i sac N''' .I'.' '' ,.v
oven na COWS Ai- iN'' ti'' rl''' a., ala a.,
= Nl N"..'s N JOE 'hi'N ,i'N' ) ~. ~ ~ '.,i.
'aN 'fW'r i.f AT Ai". 'l , i" IN -. ..,',.
stronger fr t'ffr" hn'h'f- -lH'' 'I'''i iu.' 10.
lf .tff M'u.f} pl'."f f'f al s'riS Wln 90
SD af 'h' nn-h. I.Ni"f'-i@ i""t -, &
r.fNf ' prime ni'Ifr "'''i@ -.N. 80 - ~ -.
l'" f DHf of 'I' ,t. ''.'f, ~ - ~ u '.
- p'nsl -. bulbs OIL - t"p>- - .'' - -
= 80. Hri los 'h" h'ri ai - -"ns ~ -,
r''.t~ i"- ...aif OBJ. q. a. i"' '' ".l ~ '. a.
-'l.lrf - . tf"'-' \ i.i'l~ i'N'> arg i''s' m
r f' N"' us n.it''' i ,l' a., - 49, ",
20 't.' 9N''- i'il't''l. u .'. - '..,,,..
N1 H.W -.'''H 90 . y" w.. ''...,i, 49, 81,
''r~'l '.' ~ . '' a.. " i'. ., -, mis-
j. f", t.,,..,t. -
ri' ~ Hir' 80" 3'.' -, ,.,'r,'-. far
t.ittl'f |' paw '' TO N" .''.
t'''..' .n,'f a" - t''' \, , i f-n r.,,
0u f.r l'..u..-t l'' 'H '" NJ o., ..sit'- ''' ''t'
f. sr' ''ts - th"lE'' ,Hi w. sl',p r., :,
ia1 .r f Mu..I' = .''' - l" 80 ,i.' ~
.'r'-. 'n' 't., '.' -ti."i, "ii" 49, 49,. -
Norris. aul fi" IL. li ti ~. WIZ 800 h"'l =
=. t...-fli y ~....''r'f Ih" N'!N 'iN i,'" -
safes s. sander. ~ ONO si''i, 80 - aN"iase =.
50 t'f i'" -. ]" IT,. l.N'l TO- ~ 40 ,''ss'
~ $50 - NrSn" d. ,ir" ,p-n'' , ,," y, AZ 81 81 - In
h'i' 'N~n lt-, H. - - ~ a. i'" 49, d, 80 e. -
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,@les rran,. - bales. continent - III '"'~'' '
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were bag Cd