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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-07-16
HOT OR COLD
WET OR DRY 49,.
OR Business Goes on
Just the Same.

The buying public have long since
found that we keep the best of every
thing and sell at reasonable prices.
Our "ROLLER CHAMPlON'
FLOUR made from winter wheat IS
whitest sweetest and strongest.
Our BUTTER FROM THE "HOL-
IOWAY" DAIRY cannot be surpassed
for richness and delicacy of flavor.
We have State reputation for hnc
Coffee Our best roast is composed OF
Private Growth, Fancy Padang. Java
and Finest Mocha.
The immense sale of ''HE-NO-TEA''
attests it's merit: as n hot drink it is un-
surpassed, as an iced drink it has no
rival.
The most celebrated cures of Hams,
including Smithfield. Southampton. Fer
ris, Westphalia and other brands. We
have n few cases large and small Hams
we are retailing for Zoe a pound.
All kinds of foreign and domestic fruits
and vegetables in their season.
Special packing of Bahama grated
Pineappe and Burnett's Extracts for
flavoring ice cream.
Van Houtens. Bakers and Huyler's
Cocoa and Chocolate. These are the best
goods manufactured.
Our four-year-old pure Apple Vinegar
will keep pickles in any climate.
Best imported Olive Oil in half-gallon
tins. cost only half the price of that in
glass.
Salad Dressing, Sauces. Catsups and
Pure Spices.
Whole Ok Tongues. Lunch Tongues.
Salmon Steaks. Lobster Scouse, Deviled
Crabs. Barataria Shrimp. French Sar-
dimes and all kinds of canned and potted
meats: will compare favorably with
butcher prices for raw meats.
Franco American" Soups. Consomme,
Chicken Gumbo. Ok Tail. Mock Turtle,
.Juiepne. and half a dozen others. SO pre-
pared as to he most appetizing to an in
valid, and thoroughly harmless to a
dyspeptic.
We have only mentioned few things
we have for sale. We have hundreds Of
other articles. Fish, Flesh and Fowl.
All goods promptly delivered, and war
ranted to give satisfaction.
w. G. STRONACH e.. SONS,
Wholesale and Retail Groccrs.
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Some More Specials.

Pick from them with utmost conf
dcncc. They are nearly all profit shorn
and exactly fitted to somebody's July
needs.
Plaid Dress Goods, was 15c; now. .10c
Fancy Mixed Cheviot, was 25c;
now .Zoc
Mohair BrilIiantine, was soc; now Doc
Shepherd Checks, was soc; now. .3I1 2c
Black Wool Bunting, was Soc; now .25c
Black Mohair, was 40c; now. ...... .29C
Black Briliantine, was zoe; now. :. SOC
Bradford Brilliantine, was Toe; now so
Black Grenadlno was soc; now -. .25c
French Printed China Silks, was soc;
HOW -'S
Black Surah, was soc; now. ...... 800
Swiss Taffeta, Black, was 1Jc; now. .50c
French 'Taffeta, Black, was $1.00;
now ............. ...... 'oc
Dotted Linens and 40-in. White
Lawns, was 715c; now. &c
Fine Organdie and Pique Corduroy,
Forty-inch Colored Lawn and Satin
Striped Muslin, was 10 to 25c;
now lUC
French Organizes in floral designs
and Lace Iiaid, White Organdie,
was 25c; now loo
St.OO Organdie Floating; now $50. 800
$50 Organdie Pleating; now .15o
$500 Organdie Pleatng; now. .S1.W
Yard wide Fruit theLOom Bleach
& ing .''.'.'.. .o4'
Yard-wide Cambria ..............6 Ht
t0-4 Unbleached Sheeting ....... .12hC
Fine Sea Island Sheeting ..... 5t
Yard wide Nonpariel Percale ...... 5C
Yard-wide Sea Island Percale. ..... 90
Children and Boys Caps, Hats and
Tam O'Shanters. were DE; now. 1Jc
Special in Flowers, from soc to
S100; Clearance price. ........ .25o
Sailors from 30 to Toe; now. ...... Dc
Colored Sailors. usual $1.0O; now. IS. SOC
Double Faced Panamas, usual $780,
now ............... 100
Children Shapes ................. Doc
Ladies' Shapes 22Jt
Ribbons are too cheap now.
Mems soc Shirts ....... SOC
Your choice of any Mems Straw Hat in
the house soc.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-07-16

PERSONALS.

Miss Josephine Philips and Mr.. Her
bert Philips. of Tarboro. are visiting
their sister Mrs. Herbert w. Jackson.
Mr. w. H. Hervey, who has been chief
clerk at the Hotel Chattawka. New
bern. has arrived to accept position ut
the Carrollton Hotel. The Newberll
journal says the people hate to part
with him.
Mr.. w. III. Richardson. of Neuse town
ship. brought to the city yesterday Il
steer weighing 1862 pounds for which he
received 49, ceptsN a pound. selling it te
w. h. Crawford & Son. He received Il
check of 1922 This is better than rails
ing cotton.
Colonel T.. Stobo Farrow, of Gaffney
S. c.. was in the city yesterday, stop
ping over to see his cousin. Mrs. Sey-
mour Whiting. Colonel Farrow held
important positions under Mr.. Cleveland
during both terms and made record rs
one of the best public officials in Wash
ington.
Governor Russell is in Wilmington,
looking after politics, and the Whining
ton Star reports that his gang defeated
the Fred Rice gang. In one ward
where there are only 60 Republican
voters, Russelfs gang cast 12S votes
and Rice's gang 80. That's the way t
have honest elections by keeping the
Republicans in power. They even chea
each other
Mr.. John +. Mewborne and Mr.
Charles +. Howey. two of Winston
most popular citizens. are in Raleigh
They interested their friends by telling
of wonderful catches of fish as the result
of recent outing at Hewitts in Carte
ret county. Their friends who ha9
never fished in salt water, didn't beiev,
a word of their stories of catching JOG
fish, and thought these truthful fisher
men were spinning yarns.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

PAINE'S CELERY COMPOUND.
THE ROYAL & BORDEN FURNl'
TURE CO.-ROCKING CHAIRS.
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You Know We Never Garry Goods From One
Season to Another.

season 10 HHOIleIs
NEW PRICES MADE TO CLEAR.
SUMMER SHOE SALE.-Whilc the
season is at its heighth, none left Io
lingcr. a most convincing fact that the
entire stock of low cut and Oxford ties
have been stripped clear of proflts, al
the spring purchases in blacks and tans
with or without heels, at wonderfully
low shoe selling prices:
FOR Csc. y PAIR.
The regular shoe store prices of $1.25
and $3.50 for Oxford Ties and
Slippers find no place here. Ladies'
Black and Tan Oxford and Strap
Ties. sizes ) TO Z, marked down
for the special sale to the new
price of. oS(
FOR SIPS A PAIR.
Your choice of styles. toes pat. tip or
plain, heel or spring, creations of
the best shoe makers, whole lines
Jumped at the one price, S1.J0,
$1.75 and $2.0O-valucs are placed
ut the quick disposal price of. :. 81
FOR 81. 40 a PAIR.
Here's where the money is saved.
Nothing in this line ever left this
house for less than $500 while the
majority were S2.2J and $3.50 Il
pair. These are high grade, custom
made summer shoes for Ralcigh's
best people, perfectly solid and of
guaranteed wear. All new goods
and styles up to the hour. Kid
foXed and vesting tops, all new
shapes. Dresden, Roxbury. Lenox,
broadway and English. This offer
ing is worthy of your inspection.
Marked down price. ...........S Il. 4!
BED SPREAD BARGAINS.
We want to reduce the surplus here
so we've reduced prices accordingly. IL
advised and secure a bed spread fron
some of the following lots:
At 30 cents, usual price Is cents.
At - cents, usual price 90 cents.
At % cents. usual price S1.25.
AT S1.15. usual price $1.5O.
These prices hold good only while this
lot lasts.
Selling place in Annex.
OUR REPORTERS NOTES.
Standard Patterns for August are
now ready.
Standard Designers for August Toe.
New shipment Of Ducks. Wets ant
Piques. Price 10, 12lh and 11lhc.
Mullhouse Ducks for Skirts. colorS
blue. tan, red. white and black, price Zoe
Solid colored Lawns, blues and pinks
price Zoe.
New shipment of India Linens ant
White Organdies.
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MONUMENT TO CALVIN GRAVES
The Action of the Stockholders of y. c.
Railroad Commended.

Judge Avery returned yesterday from
Greensboro where he went to attend
the meeting of the stockholders of the
North Carolina railroad. He says that
outside the routine matters the chief
business transacted was to make GER
tain changes in the bylaws to make
them conform to the lease Of the road.
Sheriff j. A. Hoskins, of Guilford
was elected chairman, and Hugh Nc
Rae. of Wilmington, secretary.
The report of the president, DR.. Il.
NJ. Norment, was read and the reports
of other officers, being printed, their
reading was dispensed with.
The State was represented by Jas.
II. Chadbourn. Jr.. who named as direct
Ors on the part Of the State: X. NJ.
Norment, Jno. S. Armstrong, v. S. Lusk
VIM. Gilchrist. Ii. Z. Buffers. A. c.
Avery, John Graham. J. A. Smith.
The private stockholders elected are
X. f. Hoke. Fl. w. Fries, b. Cameron
Hugh McRae.
Lawrence S. Holt, J. p Allison and
A. w. Graham were elected members of
the finance committee on the part of the
stockholders, and p. Il. Ruffin and D.
w C. Benbow wer elected IL committee
on proxies for next year.
General r. f. Hoke, Judge A. c.
Avery and j. A. Smith were appointed
Il committee to look after the character
of the securities deposited by the South
ern railway as collateral on the 30 year
lease. The utmost harmony prevailed
throughout
u. w. {. Benbow called the attention
of the board to Il resolution Of the stock
holders passed in 1899 authorizing /:
monument to be erected to the memory
of the late Calvin Graves, the real au
thor. or rather, the founder of the Nortl
Carolina railroad, and the board re
gnested DIR. Benbow to prepare plans
and specifications to be submitted to tn,
board ut future meeting. it being prac
tically agreed by the board that the,
will appropriate the money to erect thu
monument on the spot where groun,
was first broken in building the railroad
which is year the present Southern depot
The Greensboro Record says that MI
Graves sacrificed his political life whel
he cast the deciding vote as president o
the Senate in 1913 to build the Nortl
Carolina railroad.
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Sq9cswoa974Mvyde, @1zeawonS7G,1aAy6a-
SAT|SFACT|ON'S IS OUR STORE

Reliable in its qualities honest in its Methods progress
sve in its policies reasonable its prices Where custom
cling satisfaction IS to be found That law OF cause
and effect That commendS this store at all times. Every
hour in the day at HGGS teens with opportunities that
will again further strengthen this stores claim to the
title OF being pre-emnenty the house where you get your
moneys worth every visit you make.
We have no spasmodic offerings of few popular
articles unmporan reductions but vital all embracing
and unparalleled presentation OF the and most use
ul articles of everyday requrement-the needfu neces-
sites of life
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-07-16

Our baby has been continually trou-
bled with collie and cholera infantum
since his birth, and all that we could
do for him did not seem to give more
than temporary relief, until we tried
Chamberlan's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy. Since giving that RENE
dy he has not been troubled. We want
to give you this testimonial as an evil
dence of our gratitude, not that you
need it to advertise your meritorious
remedy-G. M. Law. Keokuk, Iowa
For sale by ]. Fl. Bobbitt Henry T.
Hicks and North Side Drug Store.
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THE WEATHER TODAY.

For North Carolina:-Faif; warmer:
light southery winds.
Local forecast for Raleigh and vicinity
to o'clock tonight: Fair, but condi-
tions favorable for thunder storms in the
afternoon.
Local data for Raleigh yesterday:
Maximum temperature, 80; minimum
temperature. -; mean temperature, 81;
rainfall, 052 inches Cfor "a hours.)
The following table gives data for Sc
lected stations at p. IN. yesterday:
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SYNOPSIS OF THE WEATHER.

Odd to say the warmest section of the
country yesterday centered about Phila
delphia. Fa.. where the temperature
reached "a degrees. This was the only
record above 80. but that point was just
touched at New York, Washington, Gin
cinnati and at other points as far north
west as st. Paul.
Light showers occurred Friday after
noon only at scattered points chiefly
over Florida, and in the central Miss-ls
sippi Valley. but over most of the coun-
try last night the weather was clear,
especially so in the extreme West. As
the pressure is now high south of the
State fair weather is likely tno,\
thunder storms in the afternoon may oc-
cur.
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: \ MAGISTRATE a {
CIGAR
SPECIAL RATES VIA S. A. L.

Special Rates via S. A. L. to the Annual
Reunion United Confederate Veter-
ans, Atlanta, Ga, July 20-23, 1898.
On account of the above occasion the
Scaboard Air Line will sell round trip
tickets from points named below to At
lanta, Ga, and return. Tickets to be
sold July II. IS and 10 with final limit
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AT THE BIG STORE
MIDSUMMER =
= CLEARANCE SALE
ALL SUMMER GOODS MUST GO.
COME AND GEL YOUR SHARE.

! OOME AND OEI 1OUK of1AKE
THE PROFIT OBJECT is
TO REDUCE STOCK; PRICE is SECONDARY.
| ECONOMICAL PEOPLE ONE
DOLLAR TWO WERE
fTY
WE HAVE A BARGAIN TABLE OF WASH GOODS ALL AT FIVE
CENTS YARD, GOODS WORTH CENTS A
NATTER WHAT
! BEEN, ARE TABLE, PRICE
! ONLY CENTS A YARD.
EVERY STOCK IN THE HOME is AFFECTED BY THIS BIG
CLEARANCE REDUCTION.
/ INTEND CARRY OVER SINGLE YARD OR
GOODS. WE EXPECT ENTER La
: SEASON WITH A CLEAN CLEAR STOCK. EVERY ITEM MUST
. THEM A
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-14

Shepherd Dog Does the Deed
With His Teeth.
Lost a Leg But Now Hops
About on Two and a Half.

Yesterday afternoon Mr.. George W.
Van Werden related a case where large
Inc, intelligent Shepherd dog. belonging
90 Mr.. Dane Smith Of Viola township. per
formed a self amputation OF mis- fore leg.
The animal was frisking about IN front
ef his master while he was moving some
rrass in the pacture. When the team was
Yoing along in rapid walk the dog, n
ais highness Of spirits got in front Of the
mower. Before the team could be stopped
VIE CANNES right hind foot had been cut
IF and the left fore leg was cut half IN
two. There was only one groan which
escaped him. With pleading eyes he look
I'd up to his master. saying as well as
Eyes could that ne wanted relief.
~ dog then began 70 gnaw off the leg
Which was hanging limp. but half severed.
Il wasn't long until he completed the am
putation Mr.. Smith put on the neces-
sary saIvss or ointments that would read
:ly heal the amputated legs. The dog has
now so far recovered that he hops about
on his two legs and half
The particular interest about the case
TO those who have heard it was the rapid
:ty with which the animal gnowed his
.eg off, realizing. by instinct, that it must
be done as we'll as If he had been a man.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-14
TO MEET IN WICHITA
Grand Lodge |. 0. 0. F. Comes
Here Next Year.
N WICHITA WON
Regarding the Securing of the
Orphans Home.

The next meeting OF the Grand Lodge
Of Kansas, I. o. o. F., will be held IN this
city some time next October. The fact
:hat the selecting Of an orphans home by
The Grand Lodge was referred back 10 the
subordinate lodges for action, means con-
siderable to this city. which was. with
Topeka, the two most prominent competi-
tors :oT the home. II was a victory for
Wichita when IL was referred 10 the sub
ordinate lodges, AND Il was a second VIC
tory when the delegates to the Grand
Lodge decided 70 mold the next state meet
ing in this city While 1t has been deferr-
90 for one year, II Will give Wichita more
tlrne in which 10 complete her arrange
ments which will more than likely insure
success at The next meeting. The night
was very spirited one and Wichnua gain
ed though she did not win
The following 10 the Kansas CITY Jour
nal from their correspondent at Topeka
would seem to indicate that Topeka IS VIZ
tualIy out of the race. from hence for
ward, as the property mentioned is the
site which they were Offering:
The Grand Lodge then decided to sub
nit 10 the subordinate lodges a PROPOSE
non 10 build a home. Thty are TO vote on
It before the next Grand Lodge meeung
II the majority favors it. then one will be
established A committee was named
this evening to select Il location for the
home. in the event that the subordinate
lodges vote to establish and maintain II.
This was done so that the Grand Lodge
could take final action on the matter OF
loca ton next year.
THE resolution introduced and support
ed by Mr.. Martin today. but finally de-
feated, reads:
" Resolved, By the Grand Lodge OF the
Independent Order OF Odd Fellows of the
State of Kansas, That il is the duty OF
every Odd Fellows in the state of Kansas,
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-14
IN The APPELLATE COURT
List or Cases Disposed OF for the
Third Day

The proceedings OF the appellate court
yesterday was as follows:
Subsidy & Security Co. vs.. Rock Island
Lumber company; dismissed.
G. D. Osborne ct al vs.. Flora Magee ct
al; submitted.
Maggie y. Schnee VS.. William C scAnes:
submitted.
Cleveland Paper company VS.. Frank and
Kate Mauk: submitted.
n. E. Galloway VS.. James D. Coupiin,
trustee; dismissed
Jacob H. Allen Us. Nancy Lizer. con-
tiEaed.
Atchlson. Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad
company VS.. J. G. Hutch.son: su5m- tied.
T II. Harrod VS. James Lortoa: dis
missed.
Attica State bank vs.. L. 6 Benson ct a.. !:
submitted.
Attica state bank VS. l. E. Benson ct al /:
submitted.
s d. Pryor ct al. VS.. John D. Pryor ct
al; dismissed.
S. D. Pryor ct al VS.. Mary A McCunoch:
dismissed.
Kansas Loan and Trust company vs. r.
II. Thayer; submitted.
Ellsworth Jewett vs.. L. H. Fisher ct al /;
submitted.
A F. Alexander ct al VS.. ]. NJ AleIan-
der ct al: submitted.
Frank c. Lamb. administrator, VS. ~ ].
Cummings; dismissed
State Insurance company. Des Moines.
VS.. ". II. Ketchum; submitted.
Stock Exchange bank vs.. E c. Shipiey:
submitted
Hugh Frazer administrator. vs. Harvey
Taylor; dismissed
Attorneys present were: T. a. Nattzger.
Anthony; o. ] Wood. Topeka; James Law
renee. Wellington: ]. -. Brunette. Wei
lngton; c. z. Elliott. Wellington; Sol
Smith. Winfield: James McDermott. Win
field: Joseph O'Hsre. Winfield; Percy G.
Smons. Caldwell: w I. Hsy, Kingrnsn;
w W schwin. Omaha: Charles l. Scott.
admitted 10 practice.
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CRY IRA 2 RtEF

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b.sl--sN lie = ons % Jacs SAN 9ss-
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On yye4assezy = xst a; - hs-n- p -
tries parra-s. ~ - \ Fc' al KS
Era Deslnz we're usczsd Eer. Pay
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Earzrfsy fsr ree GAYS osr ss 49,
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and of all subordinate lodges, to hold up
by every means in their power, the trus-
tees OF the BoisSiere home-that the or
phans of deceased Odd Fellows are en-
titled TO the benefits of said estate, when
IS theirs, and OF the $4,000 already ex-
pended by the order in supplying with the
terms of said trust. Regretting the great
vase in the asst few years of money,
time opportunity and privileges designed
for odd Fellow orphans ny the splendid
old Frenchman. whose entire life was Civ
en- 10 like practical interests in his fellow
man. an Odd Fellow in spirit and truth.
If not by initiation. This Grand Lodge
commends the Boissiere odd Fellows Or
phans' home and industrial school. and
bids it godspeed 10 a place among the
first and great institutions Of Kansas, as
Boissiere planned and hoped. proudly con
scious of the great compliment in the old
philanthropist' selection above all others
OF the Independent Order Of Odd Fellows,
and full approaching me serious and SOL
emnity Of the responsibility he has placed
upon us.
About thirty years ago Ernest Valeton
de Boissiers, an old Frenchnan came 10
this country and settled in Franklin coun-
". Kan. He IVES a man OF means, kind
" Of disposition and an enthusiastic be-
lever in ne future greatness OF this state
a. manufacturing center. The six
manufacturing Industry had been The
means by which he had made his fortune
IN France and ne believed he could es-
tsbllsh in This state such an institution as
Re had controlled there. To this end he
associated with him as partner a man
named Sears. and together they pushed
their enterprise with energy and encaUsi-
assn, Al a point about ;hiFiy miles south
west % Ottawa establishing a thorough
plant ~ The cue'l-e ~ six worms and zh=
manipulation NJ the raw material.
a building was erected. Containing sixty
rooms. and every facility known 20 The
most modern operators in the manufacture
Of silks was introduced. The enterprise.
hovere. failed. and after several years Of
dIsheaTteaiRg ead>avor DE- Be.sisre sbsl-
doned the project and returned 81 France.
Before leaving Kansas. however. in order
that his partner, Sears should Ultimately
be compensated for the faithful services
which h had rendered IN the prosecution
os me SIX scheme. he exscuted a WI. IN
der the terms OF vhich Sears was 70 Be-
come the owner. in the event of his tds
Boixsere's) death, of the entire Plant. For
;sr years st,s. Dc Bo-ssie-s's departure
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now the end has come again. Wichita
has found that the sd comes about once
a year, and is grieved rather than sur
prised. The end this time is the action of
newly elected judge. woo recently tried
q divorce suits in one day and gave but
two DEGREES Of separation. Panic has
seized Wichita. The foreigners and do
mestic applicants for cheap and whole
some divorces are fleeing away. as from
Gomorrah. and carrying their Sodom with
them. The people are aroused and con-
slider the new judges kind OF law as
sumptuary being worse in prohibiting d.
vorce than the old one of prohibiting
liquor traffic. II is altogether a pretty
tough proposition, and the Wichita people.
having been slaughtered three times :n
rapid succession, have right to lament
in bitterness of spirit
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-14
MUSIC AND DRAMA
OF HENRY's BIG 3sT,.sTRELs.

CT HE$PYS BIG &I$ST RE-i~S.
After ~ zbxsu-s % ssTsrsl years. d1r-
ing ~*sca ths p72pizr attraction hzs
Won a repussti1a IA $4H York City. Bos-
ton. Pnu43-.ph-e ana ths en'irs -zst So
oa1 % a5ae Il IS l-e t1s Organization
win appear a. "a Crawford erara 81
Tuesday. october y. sa5 .rsr1 - gov
NJ accounts q tas press = TIE eastern
section - re STATE q or5grzn % rsTsst
er-sae-c. WI. - presented ~ Fienry-E
crescent organization iacl1aes s7fe = per-
fs--ne-s the o. Eatsa- - thslr re- p-etiFs
Il-ss and thesr pr7zrzza = PIX tes~'fser
w-o TIE o5tset = s,r@ssa-i1s asE noT-i
reens5 sas elegant rainsrrelsF- - az