davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-18
A ETAMP PARTY

- -,or-o7r will he the birthday Of Sadie VI
nh nros,1o,t ~ the Danbury Comm T ; ;.
hrancb Miss Hull is an invalid and an earnest
sunshine worker She is constantly crocnel-
ing and has sent 70 headquarters many paiIS
~ beautifully made slumber shoes and mouse sup
,ers As fast as the zephyr Is forwarded 10 "7I
she crochets It and returns the hnisheo a. 80
49,, ofice This necesstates stamps. ana sne ~ -
Is Nat II letter party" is given her on rTn
birthday the inclosure OF ~ hing that
woHi 5 h De fdrwaraed she win use such donations
e0irlv Tor mailing sunshine greetmngs ,ribdaV viii
49, - -,rai trusts that Miss Huus nir 'huaE W..
derJv her many letters from the Sunshine mem
ba~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-18
r e SHAYNES LIBEL SUIT.

A. ACTION AGAINST THE EVENING Poez'' yo@
500 900 DAMAGES
paners were served yesterday upon Tho Even
ING Post Publishing Company in suit for Nn"U
damages for libel brought by G c. Shayne. presi-
don, Of the Merchants and Manufacturers boaro
~ Trade The suit is outcome OF the discussioi
which has been going for some time concerning
tho manner ~ the enforcement or the PERSONA
baggage regulations Of the Government Inc "~
cbants and Manufacturers Board OF Trade De-
uev,ne that Paragraph $50 of the Dinglsy law was
being evaded by transatlantic passengers. 10 tna
de,riment OF legitimate importers, mace Ns-
,er,a,ic effort last May June and July Tor is en-
covenant and at the same time for an amenora-
ton NJ the annoyances and inconvenience TO when
nassareers we're subjected by the customs IN
snector. In the controversy which followed The
Evening Post published the alleged iibellous mat
ter about MI Shayne. the president
The complaint alleges two causes for action. on
ZACH NJ which is based claim for $1,000 dam
ages The false. scandalous and defamatory Il
he, consisted OF derogatory statements published
&, .The Evening Post February and Feb
rnarv II last maliciously designed, II Is alleged.
-, t5,ura his character. destroy his business. and
bold him up 10 public ridicule and contempt. MI.
SGavne was seen al his place OF business yester-
dav but would not talk about his SUIT EDWARD j..
Gayegan is his counsel John PROCTOR clarke being
associated with him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-18
n0rNr TERNON NEWS.

rbe Mount Vernon Ladies' Friday Night Literary
circle met al the home Of Mrs. Joseph s Wood.
No 1856 South second-ave. on Wednesday night and
had an instructive as well as social evening with
personal "reminiscences" The women present
were Nrs Wood Miss Vandenoerg. Mrs. ". a.
Crarrer Miss cynthia Mxsel Mrs Mark y.
StUes Mrs James X Taylor. Mrs. c. ~. Steckor.
Vrs Melville s Page. Mrs Jacques " feaMay
w ~ Misses Esther and Jane Andrews. The
en 0,ere permitted 10 assemble with the women AZ
he supper table only and thoss present "ert 10
senb 8 Wood the Rev. Dr W. a. 'iHii,.-'l, ~
WeiviiIe Page James r. Taylor ana henry L.
Rhoades, OF the Navy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-18
CIVIL SFRTICE EMPLOYEs.

Consul L.ofeld writes from Freiburs that the
Experiment 90 employing women in Germany as
clerks and directors Of small pOstoffces has been
satisfactory. The department is now going step
lfther. and 70 appointing women assistants IN the
.eo ralh and telephone Offices. great many
@9m'a Aars also been appointed 20 tak@ fun charge
~ small r0sforlcee prefGrenro being shown 10 the
TT.io"a and daughters Of deceased postmasters.
moe WHO natc been In the employ OF the GoNcrn-
,"' long I'm" are 10 receive z salary OF 400
tent
VINE Goekoop-Vsn Beck. who presided over TIA
recent Amsterdam exhibition of women's work, Is
Wy S author ~ "Hida Won Snyenburg." novel
80" .4'cusse1 he woman question and which has
Holland '' O" "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-18
SCHOOL NEW S.

Public School No Z Of Mount Vernon. the prin-
e5al Of which is Miss Gernon and whose teachers
are all women. has an attractive exhibit OF school
work mis- week II consists Of specimen sheets
OF drawing and competition in nature study Inc
subjects represented are from halt dozen cites
And lows OF New-Y0rk State. and on" each from
Gs~~sss and Texas That from Georgia is a com
uostiOu by a little gtr on the culture o. c 90.
go obstructive freenard sketches. The IeNas
n4uer describes the method OF MAKING pul1 -.
tsa state 1t Is the intention 70 seno ns
~ the work Of School No. 3 70 the bureau "a
ya-,lre study of Cornell University.
Junior Luther League has been organized IN
the English Lutheran Church. Mount Vernon OF
which Marie Lutz IS president. Charlotte Garpaoe
is s.cretarv and GUssle Anderberg IS pianist .4e
ieague is 10 meet al 3 p. m on Sunday afternoons
Tor exercises.
TIE hill giving to women Of California The school
suffrage has Just passed both branches OF the
1agslarure Of hat state and has been signed by
- Governor There only sN dlssehu'E
votes cast IN the Senate
The training in diplomacy. as being adopted for
vo-rar in Russia IS carried IN connection with
the study OF Oriental languages. i has Deen
racocrzed that the habits Of the Eastern people
IN f.~tidsing their women 10 be seen or hold com
r,rr.oa-,on with the outside word are hindranoe
70 dircruatic relations and that women diplomats
cojh accomplish what men could not The resu-
lar training for this position is. therefore cohsao
er4f -coo1sarv Special classes are helu~ IL ~
Petersburg and Moscow for students IN O IIen "a "a
1sra'.-g.. ana the other branches necessary Il
make women useful a. servants OF Hle NO 49,
ment The students must nave pess'u d -,
NJ lrsr-rctio~ In medicine, and the LANGUAGES rno!
80. &c.. 49, obieAX those spoken beyond the Rus
SIAN boundaries in Persia, Afehanistan ana Ihdia'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-18
CLASS or vrRSES GRADUATED.

4 class OF six nurses was graduated rom ,'l7
p smith rndrmary NJ New-Brehton, staten ISL
and THURSDAY night The exercises were h'Id at
The Hotel Castleton. ST. George. There were V'''l
and Instrumental selections. The diplomas Were
presented by DR. James J. o pea preS'o.'' W VIZ
5,, .ot, ~ tho institution. There were also
',i4ressos nv President De witt Stafford. Of The
InGrmary and by Dr. George s Jessup. OF Nv" er
49, ~, ' Miss Tv,itrhou superintendent made ner
r'l, ~ Inc work OF the Institution ~ the year.
mere receRon aft i5 NE g' aary Grss
49, 7 Xbitchousc. Edith O. Norton ltiiIaoe'n
~ p,,dge lillian Snow and Margaret Collins.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-18
sA11rrEn THE GREEN FLAG.

When the schooner Michael c. Collins came into
mort at daybreak yesterday she was flying big
green flag with the harp Of Erin IN gold on its
centre The small harbor craft footed a salute 10
tho schooner as It passed up the Bay. When she
reached the Erie Basin the British steamship
Raltazan, commanded by Captain Milestone ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-18
~ OMISSION.

The announcement Of tho ninetieth nirtnoay
March 30 Of Mrs Dorcas Scott, OF Amherst Mass
WIS inadvertently omitted in the column Mrs
slot ie i most coInflrtab BILE circumstances, but
birthday sr,etiu-. even f little late VIII glad
den
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-18

Observations made by the Marine Hospital Ser
ylo. ana reports received 10y Surgeon-'feaera'
Nyuau show that tho grip. winch has mace Su'r
ba,oc all over the country. started I'D turkey ana
,.to Minor about the MIDI. II November and
sr.re,d rspidy westward alons The established INES
~ travel The disease has been attributed 10 dlier
en-, r.lses i'm different parts ~ the country Ply
scientists seem 20 accept the ABOVE as INC p''"''
reason of fits presence here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-18

waist The fashionable sleeves have slight gathered
funess the top tho wrists beirg c3rPe riPon :"
rolnted outline with Of the ruched rlnuon.
The four-gored skirt may be Joined TO the nody or
made separately. preferred II Is smootn az IN, me
front and over the hips gathers adjusting me Iul
ness In back where Il falls in pretty igds 10 IlG
lower edge. Serge. cheviot and novelty No. h-aJ,
fabrics WIFI develop stylishly by the MODE. pIalu
nroviding durable decoration. bingham percaie
nioue and other wash fabrics may be united WIN
I'm this style -, -, ,-A, ,.oars
WIN require three yards Of material torty-i3ur
inches wide The pattern. No 500 IF cut 70 sizes
FOR girls six eight ten and twelve years OF age
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-18

the tueboats Baltic and Adratc greeted ne in,n
colors on the Collins with savos OF toots toIn
tbsir whistles Aifhourh The green flag has no
standing IN the code OF British merchantmen tnoso
on board the Bal'azan joined IN the salu'auon ~
the { Dllins.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-18
N pARLOR AND LECTURE NALL.

The second lecture IN Miss Marion F. Coppernolrs
popular Lenten readings on Famous Folk and
Their Families" was given yesterday morning A.
the home Of Mrs John p. Simpson. No. Il Mount
Morris Park West Mute Comrades" was the spe-
cial topic under the general head. while quotation
from Moataigne. They caress us. they threaten
US and they beg Of rs. and We do the same 20
them When play With NY cat who knows
whether do not make her sport than she
makes me-"
This course Of lectures Is given under The patron
age OF Mrs Edmund s Baker. Mrs W J. O..
Bradley Miss e. II. Barrett. Miss Helen l. Cole.
Mrs George ". Du Bots, Mrs George W. Jewott
Vrs A Sleight Jones Mrs William II Kip Mr.
Tobn C. Lee Mrs John McLoughlin. Mrs John
+ Mitchell. Mrs. Charles Place and Mrs John p.
SimDsOu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-18
Z rTTFR PATTY.

March % Will he the birthday Of Mrs C. D. stone
Of No 81 Hulson-st-. Buffalo. y. Y. Mrs' s'one
and her daughter Lizzie are Noth inVa.l5, az for
these two members
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-18

Arthur NJ Morse, IN response 10 a request rom
"brt-,n" T 8 s member Of New-Haven' conn.,
has sent 10 the Office i've boxes Of Japanese "a.eI
eovcers These will be given as Easter gree1,'s -
az ,,,alid Children All the contributors SCR - -
The oice before Easter will be distributed as Ease
gifts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-18

There were 30 entries in the recent Chinese oany
SHOW. the first ever held IN the empire. and the Ill
tIeones presented most wonderful appearance they
,y.r. satin blouses ana embrolderlos Of wonderful
,,ske Thu little boys haC shaven heads, while the
III hair MAS etiTfuCd and polished. and dressed
IN The yrandest fashion "a ches of PINK Ioe .E
,.~-c NM ON Inc smooth yellow checks ana the
months were touched up and the mario" bro"s
dellcatel pencile1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-18

Weakness % constitution or health is said 10 ne
one Of the first causes Of round shoulders ana the
person thus afflicted should take the best ana most
uouriehing food A tonic is needed Regular noun
should be kept regarding meals ana si'eP anu
rl,ntv Of outdoo; exercise should be- INDUCED H.
, tard mattress e. the best To sleep on and the
rllr.,... -bould never Doe high while walking the
head should be- held up ard ne body carried erf o0
: .,cinr or reading should never De done IN d NV
r. ir bft one that has d straight back 10 lean
against
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-18

Hast Thou. my Master, aught for me 10 90
i107' TO honor Thee today ,
Hoe. --bou a word Of love 70 some poor s""'
That ! may say 40 en- fair
Fc- soc this world that Thou mast Ila"' ~ ''
I''' So Wi.hin its heart is sad. ,,b
as we lonely thousands weep and sign
Bll le" H'' Mrs. PRENT1SS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-18

A new society has recently been organized In Il
linos. under the OF the Non-Senumenta
Club. with Mrs. Grace Espey Patton Cowes as Its
head. Don't Wear Your Heart Upon Your Sleeve
is its motto. The founder is DR.. Efiie l. LoodeiI'
Of Chicago. The plan projected only last sum
mer at the meeting OF womens clubs held in Dem
YER The object of the club is to seek 10 find the
real difference between true sentiment ana eenu-
mentalism. When Mrs. Cowles had been Drlue
only one day her husband Captain Z. H Cowles,
Of the 4th Infantry was ordered away proceeded
to Cuba returned in safety but was sent 70 Ma
while now preparing 20 go to the Philippines IS
said to declare that she Is not going for sentimental
reasons bat because The climate is such as prom
Uses TO be benefit ial TO her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-18

The North Side W0man's Club. Of Denver, Col.
held special meeting OF the reform and phian-
thropy department last week, when the protest
against the repeal 81 the child Insurance bill was
withdrawn Mrs. J. f. Tyler. chairman OF the
Iegisa alive Committee. gave the reasons which In
fuenced her in the decision taken. She said no one
could have a child's life insured except the natu-
raj or legal guardian Of that child, so that Lne
charge made that any one could take a tramp
child insure it's life and then make way with II
had no foundation Until child is over TWO
wears Of age II cannot he insured for more IMAM
500 the sum IS $40 up TO the seventh year, ana
beyoud that $50 There Is endowment cause
in the policy for children who have attained htteen
years At the meeting % vas shown that me Jaw
allowing parents 10 insure their chl4dIeh lives
would help prevent pauperism
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-18

Prosident-General ~ the T. :. ;; have jls' re-
ceiyed n box (prepaid) from j A Rice, Bethlehem
Penn containing four flannel rabbits. eight cards
and seven boxes OF candy for the chidren's ward
of oir hospital These gifts help 70 brighten their
oftin.- weary stay among MS. and the ihouthl ilh'
others take an interest in them Is very chetllIiS 3.
y.,re .ri'iy IDA l. SUTLlFFE
Long Island College Hospital. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-18
GOOD CHEER.

Who gives and hides the giving hahd'
Nor counts on favor fame or praise.
shall find his smallest gift outwelghs
The burden OF the sea and land
Who gives 10 whom hath nought peeh sNel-
His Gift In need though small mdeeu;
As is the grassblades windhlown seeu'
Is large as earth and rich as heaven. r. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-18
SUNSHINE FIrND.

>trs W r Wvokoff has sent 8 as her contriou-
.,o, n the endowment fund for March and April
Mrs NJ z. Campbell 81 in stamps for mailing
I-asfer gifts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-18

OF tilr " % 30 -
which pouches
styli SHY In
front a n d is
drawn snugly 70
the waist line in
the back The
fro n Z 8 a r q
gathered al the
top and Joined
10 the lining
at poin c d
yoke d c pt h.
the yoke fac
in & b . / n &
trimmed on It's
10 wer edges.
prettily shaped
holero from I s
are included in
Z n G shoulder.
arm's-eye and
un q er "a r n
= q a m =, I n Q
trimming being
cOntinu g q on
theback. whore
the o 5 I n &
is made invisi-
bly, IN centre
A sta n q IN g
collar finishes
the neck and
a belt trimmed
to match ! 5
a. q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-18

N'ee y. Y N0rcN8t9'' 0- T'0'''T''7' -,-,--
Fla would bo pleased 20 receive lh' 7P' "a
,',..,,ar..l Tor occasional numbers or tnIS haN"-
7iu. Miss Worcester will send Florida ouIloS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-18

Pecauss monkeys are held to be sacred by the
t1,rd,os ii native newspaper warns the British
Government not 10 XIII Thorn on as has been pro-
posed The monkeys are 50 numerous that thsy
~. l~o,rdluc into the towns and villages, but the
T,,,rdits olfect 10 their slaughter They say That
hsriahrneuf H. bad enough FOR the poor things.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-18

MRS W4RIyG SPEAKS on SANITATION.
Mrs Waring spoke yesterday before the "om-
ans League for Sewerage and Drainage at the
cra,d onera House I'm New-Orleans Great inter-
est Is manifested in the vital question OF shni,s-
ton by the women OF the Crescent Ol'y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-18

This serviceable dress IS Of heaver-coIoreo co'n'
trimmed with ruchings OF mario" pi'"" -,
r,hhor FITTED body Innings support the fulness
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-18
,,ps c1.rrrnRn Dudley DEAD.

Mrs Dudley. q r s ;. member OF Poughkeepsie'
died on March lG of pneumonia. one VINO A'rN
De-. NIL v,r,toe 70 the office that her whole life
Nos f,,u NJ sunshine and all who came in contact
with her felt the warmth Of her sunny nature she
was always doing good and helping some one IN
med bur there was record OF her go9d dred7
l'v.snt ir rho hearts Of those she helped Besides
foins deeply Interested i'm he missionary work ~
her church (ConercgatonaD. Mrs. Dudley was sec
-o+ort- n the Old Ladies Home and on" OF the
fuarqrers OF the Va-sar Home for Aged Men. The
eyrIlatbv of the whole society goes out TO the De
reavcd husband.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-18

Some articles for the Sunshine fair 10 pe TO- a.
go conn have been received and forward
cd Let none forget that this fair occurs on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-18
ARE woMENs CLUBS -sERIoUs7

ARE WOMEN's CLUBS OVER SERIOUSY
An Eastern writer. talking Of Mrs. Sarah ;.
Platt vice-president Of the National Federation oil
Women's Clubs says
Mrs Platt Is an everlasting contradiction 10 'ne
assertion that the work Of womans clup Is
solemn enough 20 make German university pro-
fcsso- laugh This whole-souled Western woman
who is so beloved by her fair followers. doubtless
owes II largely 10 her storytelling prochViues
There is nothing that makes the world augn WIN
,.o,,' and IKE Won immensely in the same MN -
docs a good Joke SO among fair epicuTes OF pa pa
earrerie II has come pass that MIS-. ldpt j. dp
n'auded as the 'Chauncey Depew or me WtSts,
THOUGH Mrs Platt disc.ams tar. pseud"I ~
makes a significant explanation or her repu'a''o"
as a raconteur. ia -acecti,, 4 toll
,be,n because II that club women anu "a,
naners are entirely too serious Many "A w ''l "a
roInes 10 the club wtn burdens on her near ''.'
sbonld have something 10 tighten them ll51edu ~
stald moral lectures. Besides. We Gun Wv W. are
no. epeakinc TIE thoughts In our No arts w = a.
do,,g a. women have dorc since the cr.illo.. "a
he vord-we are saying the things eXPec.g,- ~ nd
The cub woman has genuine sense OF Iui1.' a. !
a. a sro-7-teller she needs 10 be p'"pstlS ga -,
and encouraged That's the story OF my 7''''
telling
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-18
ODD FACTS WORTH NOTING.
OUR WEDDINGS GET THE sHOE-THRow-
ING CUSTOM FROM THE ORIENT

The custom Of throwing rice and old shoes AFTER
a bride came from the Eastern nations. and was
originally interpreted renquishing all au-
tborltv over her Another rea1on given II that
tbo ,nroving Of the shoe was a sham assault on
fhe hrid-er0om Who was supposed to be carrying
OF the bride.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-18

A committee from the Denver Womans ''uo III
ssts that the "open-shef system ne
..o,,da,,r, its nrblic libraries especially In the
.1,o.aroo-roor,s This club will this summer again
rro,.ide hreathinc-spots and Fairgrounds for me
children In downtown districts where they , may
romp and play unmndful Of the VAIN va ~ and
,bo Par commissioners viii aid in periee'ing,
srrangements Music will be pIoNiue" '"NS -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-18
ION. TELLS HUMOROUS sTORIF

IIVN TEIsIo TT MVftVVN NIVI''H''
The Post Parliament Club. Of this city. held us
bimonthly meeting yesterday at St Stephens
Church. In West SiXty-ninth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-18

Al the last meeting OF the Arlington Woman's
Club the art department had charge OF the enter
tainment Oscar Fay Adams, Of Boston. pres
ont and gave paper on Church Architecture
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-18
GOSSIP AT THE CLUBS.
Observation-Disclosures ADVANCED BY
A NEW SOCIETY OF ILLINOIS
WOMEN.

DISCUSSION OF CHILD INSURANCE AT MEET
ING IN DENVER WHY MRS SARAH D.
PLATT OF THE NATIONAL Fedora
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-18
THE TRTRTNE PATTERN.

T1ssr-E-PAPER PATTERN OF GIRLS cos
TUNE. no. 1909 FOR COUPON AND
CENTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-18

Mrs Elisabeth Merritt Gosse Addressed the reg
ular meeting Of the Woburn Woman's Club yester-
dav afternoon The new Board OF Officers for 1850
and 1900 stands President. Mrs. Christina NJ Muir
dock vice presidents Mrs. Mary r. NJ Partridge
"a NJ. Vonie r Dow. recording clerk Mrs LIP
gie p Blake. corresponding clerk Mrs. Isabel ".
Itttieheld. fedora ton clerk Miss Marion 7. Hoe
rner treasurer. Mrs cara W Aldrlch' audtpr
Ma N Louise Regis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-18

The Rev Dr. Greer gave talk Yesterday after
noon 10 the pupils Of Miss Keers school. No II
rraa+ FYffv-Drth-s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-23
NEW YORK Markets.


~pw YoaK auz "a ertcc eerr,t raE-f
al aay hesw-~n oppains speculative snfervsss 80
,se .,o~s .xrhsnxs fbs iassssTisi spsesstis.
see ne ehs.~n es3a n battle snd the Hsn~f vie
Ina e,sufest rAsed st.sss nres,syr TsAnat hAs
feea tAs ease for msnT dsys Past rhts sincs
ste~wa ertararo - saprnfs At ibe orsntns q the
rnarkss and spi AZ sims Isctst afs7vs
i.,s nissts rlasHs tsysR In face - shgs sgtr
fs4s sns a faElf IN frtsrrstbasi faT>f fr1fa 80
.rseT~ teas ~ YESTERDAY. the tssrs sufu@s thwir
~t.eeiisn % other stssss ahtfs s~~rsrH 80 no.
reont a. nsr~ . mers vulnerable point & sfsark
Saxsf Arag4zs A.Hassst lGsnnesixiess - rslsrts
sspa1ns Il the tnf ~ fhs trtce Il Fvanst suzsF b.
sAe csrg@nr and me nzr~t4nx a u - competing
ronosFus steel q VIE tst rsssnts u~ 80
snieafp ~ ,se hstius ccsnrntfirs - tkr s'nes
rAhnss - at f1t1rzstr the srTlbr.tia1 - tas
eg,sreAry far a.. admission q the s'e.A 10 ghs
Listed eeruartracHs - ihe ssrAsnss is,<F M tie
aay Msahattsa and Consolidated 3ss aAiess
a. sas shjeeslss potsss 81 tks bar. Al ts~sr
szsss w4Fn ~ a~sssrif hknAsrs1 - caeck Ha
tsrgaTg the das4.sssLea e. t9v rAissosf sfasks
sAsras ese~oa tsssf IN rcniinErd faFrs 1gfins ise
sAyis houfs q lie srxtsss
Ma hsa e~rs hs<xt b 20 ssis.1s ~ pa
Iva rrAn4s, ~ 0A14vi1ess4ca o. sais@sns
q tie sssr any fN1c9 ar. -srriiNx rsy-er rsssf
tha rsesut cssso111G re statement -ssa
Ysafi.hsa crowd - 1e es~vsrs arr ~ estimates
wrfs fss fyans - hftgr issf s~~fsss ss5rET
q sss.A, ~ hssh Dn~sss. s.assF.s ssos -
szsssrt. savy,.S tks prss So~n ~ sAx.asivs
skssas ~ ah1vs Ez%. - essrsxs err Il assTtF
. ss<ssA oEJ tAs osss lsEEn4na1 sxszsrs