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The evening times., 1899-05-05
Browne. Mr.. Brun. Mr. Boeufve. and Mr..
Mrs. Hay returned from New York yes
terday afternoon.

The ladies representing the guild Of As
cension Church added substantially to their
fund for charitable work last evening by
the very pretty garden party given by them
in the grounds Of Miss Mallatfs residence,
1454 Rhode Island Avenue. from to 10
o'clock.
Miss Mallatt, the president Of the guild,
also graciously placed her handsome home
at the disposal Of the visitors to the fete,
many Of whom found the night air too
chilly for comfort. and were glad to spend
the evening in the flower-fragrant conserv-
atory or spacious parlors. which were dec.
GRATED with punches of dogwood blossoms
and other spring blooms. string orches-
ira was stationed in the grounds, and
swinging to the breezes were rows Of gay
Chinese lanterns. The tables were in
charge Of Miss Elliott, Mrs. Bryan, Miss
johnson. Mrs. Burdette, and other ladies of
the guild. and Miss Sophia Condit, seated
at small table In the conservatory, per-
formed the duties Of cashier: %
The evening times., 1899-05-05
Railway Corporation Litigation.

Cincinnati, May 5.-Suit has been enter
ed in the United States court by the Farm
ers' Loan and Trust Company against the
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Railway
Company, for the general purpose of fixing
the status Of the claims of the plaintiff.
The Farmers Company guaranteed vari-
Gus issues M bonds since the road was
first organized. 81. 100000 in 1889, known
as the frst: mortgage gold bonds; three
series Of preferred income bonds amount
ing to %. .600. 900, $46400.o 900. and $7.700. 900
respectively. and the Baltimore and Ohio
Southwestern, consolidated. bonds Of 1893,
amounting to $37. .0o0. 900 issued at the time
the Ohio and Mississippi Railway was sb-
sorbed.
The evening times., 1899-05-05
We Bake
toas Leaf YOU May Eat ss.:'s l'.f
Boston BREAD. Baking Cas-
Satisfying, Wholesome, Non-Dyspeptic,
In fact
'The Best Bread in Town"
This Weeks Display at
GEORGE L. TARBELL'S. Takoma Park.
"Your Grocer Sells it.
Jumped From the Housetop.

New York, May 5.-Mrs. Anna Dougher-
ty, aged sixty. deliberately committed sui
eide this morning by jumping from the top
of the five-story building at % East Third
Street Several boys saw the woman make
the plunge. The victim landed head first
on the pavement and was instantly killed.
Mrs. Dougherty lived on the top floor Of the
building with her son-in-law. John Cum
ningham. The woman's mind was affect
ed. She feared that she was to be sent
to an insane asylum.
The evening times., 1899-05-05
Oar RoyaI BIus Serge Suits, s7.5e.

few words about our Royal Blue
Serge Suits, wire-twist. strictly all
wool. warranted fast color. in round
cut and double breasted sack. Italian
lining, sewed with pure dye silk-per-
feet fitting garMents-canvas cold
shrunk. Our own make. Every gar
ment warranted. The best Ct IN
$40 suit ever made for Cash I'll
or Credit t..............V Vs svV
The evening times., 1899-05-05
H.39 for SIS Ladies' Wash Waists.

Ladies' white wash waists-made OF
fine cambria and dimity. with two rows
of nainsook insertion and tucking in
the bias and straight effects.
Laundered collars and cuffs. Il 4 IN
Regular $2.25 waists, for. 1N
Cash or Credit. tsOO
The evening times., 1899-05-05
81 for Mems 81 Pants.

Another shipment of our celebrated
81 pants. in stripes and plaids and
stylish g. effects - riveted
buttons-well made. Well
sell again at the same o. m
startling price. Cash or
The evening times., 1899-05-05
fsc for Boys Sc Shirt Waists.

An elegant boys shirt waist. made
of best material in two different styles.
double waist seams, sewed with 4 1nH
linen thread-former price 39c. NV
Special price, Cash or Credit. ~
The evening times., 1899-05-05
Justice Granan in IOWA.

Justice e. q. Granan. Of the Baltimore
police court. paid q visit to Major Sylves-
ter and his friends at Police Headquarters
this morning. Judge 0ranan was formerly
the chief detective Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, and has frequently called en-
the Warrington police for aid IN the pros
ecution of his Gases. -
The evening times., 1899-05-05
Sl.B for Mems 81 and $3.50 Pants

Mems pants in alI-wool Scotch goods
pin stripes. neat plaids. Blue and
black cheviots. The pants CT 40
int in this lis 10 lot sold sold for g ss2' N40
The evening times., 1899-05-05
Surprising Values
ia Mems Clothing.
S3.9y for Mems S7.se Suits.

Suits OF Brown mixed Scotch. half
French faced, well lined, in 4-button
cutaway sack. We bought 100 pieces of
these goods direct from the mill far be-
low the regular price. and made them
up in our own work rooms: therefore
we are in a position to offer you suits
that would be considered n no
cheap at $3.50. Cash or MIMI
Credit ,,,.,.,.......... VvoOO
The evening times., 1899-05-05
42c for Bows 15c Paats,

300 pairs boys knee pants. in two diff
ferent patterns-all wool-sewed four
times with linen threa1-fast colors
and patent waist bands. Sod A0c
for 75c. Our special price for HN
Saturday only, Cash or Credit. IL
The evening times., 1899-05-05
S2.1e for s. Ladies' Skirts.

Ladies' Sicillian and Brilliantitne
Skirts. cut in the new Circular shape
and they have the inverted pleat.
Well lined and perfect C1 m
banging: hang a@ cIss,t s. skirt. for. XZ,S
The evening times., 1899-05-05
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mrs. Robert n. G. Brown has cards ou
for this afternoon at o'clock to NEE
her guest, Mrs. Mckee.
The evening times., 1899-05-05
I5c for Boys Sc Pants.

Boys knee pants. in four different
patterns-strongly made - for 1Pc
mer price 35c. Our special ~
price, Cash or Credit. ~
The evening times., 1899-05-05
| Could
Help You.

am sure that il you will consult me l
can give you some serviceable points about
Life lnsurance-either that which you
have or that which l can get for you. Ten
years experience as the general agent of
the New York Life Insurance Company
has made me acquainted with some valua-
BILE points. i will give them to you IL you
will consult me. and will guide you to safe
and economical Life Insurance.
am a broker in Life Insurance and
bound to no single cOmpany-while friend
ly to all. You can. through me, help your
self. and without cost to you.
If not convenient to call write to me.
Address
The evening times., 1899-05-05
Startling Prices for
Mems FixingS.

Mems laundered white shirts. re-en-
forced back and front. and pure Rnc
linen bosom-regular s9c value 14I
for, Cash or Credit. ....-..... w
Mems percale and madras shists. sep
arate collars and cuffs. and
guaranteed fast colors-regular Anc
price 6sc-Saturday. Cash or H4v
Credit .........,..-....... ~
Mems fancy hose. in plaids and
stripe. full regular made. and
guaranteed fast cOlors-25c 4 Sr
value-cash or Credit q pair II
A line of collars second to none in
the city. Not new shape or style that
can't be found here. They're splendid
4-ply linen. AS good as the 4 nH
best I5c collar made. 3 for 25c, I'LL
or each. ............-..-.
The evening times., 1899-05-05
S3.eS for Mems $3.50 Top Coats.

Mems top coats. made of covert cloth,
in all the latest shades of
tan. They're proper lengths O. no
and irregular $3.50 kind. ~
Cash or Credit. ........... YVsVO
The evening times., 1899-05-05
~; for 1sc Muslin Skirts.

Ladies' umbrella ruffle skirt rufIie.
finished with deep Hamburg embroid-
cry. yoke band. and tape; full AnC
length and width; worth 75c. 4YC
The evening times., 1899-05-05

The Russian Ambassador will entertain
at dinner this evening.
The evening times., 1899-05-05

Owing to her preparations for leaving
Belmont for the summer, Mrs. A. l..
Barber will not receive today.
The evening times., 1899-05-05
&c for Soc Belt Buckles.

Just received five gross OF new belt
buckles, which were bought lat
price" The goods were made
to sell for 39c and SOC. Our spe- n1C
cial price will be. Cash or ~
Credit. ~
The evening times., 1899-05-05
Great Leaders
in Boys Wear.
Sis for Boys SITS Suits.

A special lot OF 1879 boys suits in
two different styles and patterns. ag,
from to Is years, double
breasted-well made : for O. 1P
eysa,i Ss5 price 's.75: Cash or XI.ZJ
The evening times., 1899-05-05
SC for 75c Corsets.

Ladies' coutil corsets, in
black. drab. and white; well 1nC
boned and braced; worth 75c. 1Nl
Cash or Credit. it.............V w
The evening times., 1899-05-05
Slls for 81 50 and SITS Suits.

Big bargain in boys REFER suit.
sailor collars. braided with 81 X. double
stitched. lined with Farmers satin, in
several patterns. Former d1 N
price $3.50 and $2.75.' Our N
special .................. " To
The evening times., 1899-05-05
Oar New Credit Way.
Oar New Credit Way.
SATURDAYS
- s OBU
Exceptional Opportunities.

There's item here that isn't considered oppor.une
bargain We always make Saturday here gala day We
wind the week in blaze of glorious bargain selling We
anticipated the wants of and child by placing
before the choicest values that appeared print Our
Mems and Boys Clothing Departments tomorrow will show nn
attractions and the prices
reasonable For the folks We'll them with the
daines platter of bargains their feasted You
New Credit Way? Why it's the simplest
method known for buying goods credit Just make
chase and We'll accommodate charging the goods with the
privilege of paying for em at certain time.
The evening times., 1899-05-05
i7c for 29c YeilinyS.

Plain or dotted veilings in black,
white and colored effects. 17c
Worth every bit Of 29c. ~
Cash or Credit. t................. 80
The evening times., 1899-05-05
Care for Confederate Graves.

Columbia. s. c., May 5.-The suggestion
of President Mckinley that the graves Of
the Confederate soldiers who died in battle
should be cared for by the Government in
the same manner as those of the Union
soldiers, has recently been discussed in the
State by such organizations as the Ladies'
Memorial associations. Camps of Veterans.
and Sons Of Veterans. In each case the
sentiments expressed and the resolutions
have been substantially the same. Action
has been taken by these organizations at
this time in order to let their position on
this subject be known before the Confeder-
ate reunion In Charleston. on May 10.
The evening times., 1899-05-05

Watch for /. town. Congress. Heisht,. D. c.
The evening times., 1899-05-05
&c for Ec Hat Pins.

Violet hat pins. with different
stone settings: the latest fad; nH
regular 15c quality. Cash or W
The evening times., 1899-05-05
71sc for l2hc Ladies' Collars.

Ladies' collars; all styles and 7fc
sizes; regular IL 12c quality. ~
Special, Cash or Credit. t..........
The evening times., 1899-05-05
l5c for &c Ribbons.

Wide taffeta ribbons in plain and
moire effects, all colors to 1Hc
select from. Worth 25c. Cash III
or Credit. ~
The evening times., 1899-05-05
Sc for PIC Ribbons.

The newest and finest ribbon stock
in the city. We're showing an assort-
ment of No. fancy ribbons with S7c
drawing strings. in all colors oO
For Cash or Credit. t............ 10
The evening times., 1899-05-05

All Of our Sc and 81 Suits. made Of all
wool checks and plain covert cloths.
Jackets trimmed with velvet QL 20
collars. Your Choice. ..-....... p4. I'd
All OF our s. and SO Suits, made of ele
giant serges. covcrts, Nenetisrs. and broad
cloths, with siik-lined jack CT 90
cts. Your choice. pJ. %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-02

huils were In fairly good condition,
An "A result OF his preliminary CT
animation AIR. cappa reported "a
Admiral Dewey that u was possible
60 recover almost all the ships and
feasible to raise the two tsias and
the Austria. and the admiral gave
the contract for the work To tn.
Hnnskons pockeDompany ut total
price for the three ships. entirely
rentted. except as to- guns. OF about
sSen coo silver,
These little gunhoats will be val
liable additions TO our Meet In these
waters. The cuba and Luxon arr
English built steel twln-serew Yes,
sells OF about iao0 tens. Half way
between the Petrol and the Concord.
Unlike Gu rnmalier ships, they have
heavy steel protection decks. Their
engines are compound horizontal.
and their speed ought to be In thu
neiEhhorhood Of fourteen or fifteen
knots. The Austria IL older and was
eulit In Spain, She In not So good
as the two fslas. but she IL we'll
worth the raising. IL viii take q
few months Go rent the three prines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-02

the time she appears IN View untii
she has turned the corner They
seem 10 think the American woman
the most wonderful 81 All earthly
objects The Santiago ladies. no
matter how hot the day. alwaya dress
In black when they appear on the
Plaza dc Armn at ia turde' for the
usual evenings promenade Tho
other evening an Amorionu girl was
there IN blood rcd costume ma lie pi
SONG @lnd of thin flowing g0iEe
material Nhe promenadad with
young United StateH officers, and the
rising " the sun al midnight would
not have attracted more attention,
nbt the thing which threw the whole
city Into a cemmotton was the ap.
.pearsnce ~ IA young American glrl
on the Plaza riding wheel ami
wearing white costume With short
skirt, Such "A thing as girls rid
ms wheel was never before dreams
ed OF In Santiago This fair Amcti-
can cyelirt Was doubtless out for tho
purpose Of having little fun, ana
rhe succeeded Ia astounding the MAJ
lives with an event they would talk
about sor a lifetime under usua,
conditions
No less amaKed was Santiago 30.
cleyt when Chicago lady appeared
at a fashionable reception IN fun
evening dress. II was a square neck
deeollcts gown. Santiago women had
seen such things la pictures. bat
they It'd not believe the Illustrations
true to life until the Chicago belle
stood before them as the living ex-
cmnlaI.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-02
war BEATS SAVED.
Rsw Spanish Gun Vessels
Ad3s6 to Dsvfey's P1sot

CHICAGO. March z.-The follow
Ing letter has bsep received by the
Inter Ocean.
MANILA. FEB. f0.-The FIRST two
Of the chickens have come home TO
roost. There has been a good bit Of
anxiety about them among tho war
ships this week. and the telegram
from Honstongs which told OF their
safe arrival there this afternoon was
received 9th great satisfaction. The
chickens are the three little Srsnlsh
gugaDoaN. fsIa de Cuba. Isla de Lu-
non and Don Juan de Austria. They
were run aground by the Spaniards
aud abandoned on May list. and af-
ssf~ard were sci on fire by Dewcy's
orders along with four or 1--WE 9TH
ers. These three were found to he
worth saving. and the work was
undertaken. As II progressed inter
est assw among the watchers on the
warshipa. Finally. all three ships
were UP. and u began to lock as II
we were sure OF them. There was
only the trip To Ifongkong to be
made. and now two Of them have
got there.
The navys end Of the work OF
raising the thyec shlps has been In
charge Of Naval Constructor w. l..
Capps. Nr. Caps came down with
the first brigade ~ troops. and ar.
rtxed at cavite on June 30th. Div
ers were employed from a Hhlpyard
IN cayite. and careful examination
of the condition of all OF the wrecks
was made outside. and. as far az
possibIe, inside All the ships were
veil down IN the mud. but. 80 far as
4, VAS posaihie ~ determine. tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-02
Tacome People Are
Agitating.
TIM CLIMBER ~ COMMERCE
lakes tho Matter Up AVID Aa0pts
Resolutions - Memorial to
the Legislature.

over In Tacoma the people are
RHitating good roads. At citizens
meeting of the chamber Of com
mcroc IN that city Wednesday even
Ing. the AiiowinE resolutions were
passed concerning the state roads
bl
Whereas, IL IL the sentiment Of
this meeting that the matter OF the
state wagon road IL OF vital Interest
and lmportAgee to the development
OF tho mineral districts Of the state
Of Washington. and that the expend-
iture - even large sums Of money
for the building of state wagon roads
In good investment for the state.
as II would likely return In taxes
within fiye years a sum far In en-
ccHs ~ that 90 be expended for
such roads. and would bring into
the state miliieaa OF dsllRrH Of for
.ign money for the development Of
mines and other improvements con.
nectsi herewith. therefore. be II
"Reaalved. That we Earnestly re-
quest QUE delegates in the ieEisla'
ture of the state Of Washington to
work and vote as unit 60 pass the
road bill known as the buckley
Yakima state road
DR.. :, II. Gobie stated the bui haA
been defeated before through the
exertlona OF wlekerssan and Bed
ford. but that wlcherFhan had nov
promised 20 support the measure.
Resolutions were rseed endorrins
the proposed road through the Gle
H.ium district asa ssvocattfpx the
'apenlng up % the district ~ to-
state.
The mtherisx af TIE rstnles snrn
developed 20 mech istersstins know
ledge and res4ea ~ mon signs OF
being Invaluable Ia toe In efcas Of
the state. II was beeissd TO forn
permanest @iSeu ornasiaa'iop.
A uonfsittee wN appointed coesist-
ing Of =. ". G,sssie. stos~rt roUee.
o. N swir. Is@ss fsrrssi and
". O. csaTsessa ~ plan Dor . ssriss
% meetings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-02

multanednnly. late in 1877. ~ hi the
towns bstDen hngamoyn and Pan.
gam. along seventy niles ~ the
coast. and another ycu einpsfd be-
fore late last fell II was 1ue---------
along the aandn of Iabzlkhr Island.
The people II the eBt conEt have
suffered comparatively little IN c0m-
parlHon with the inland tribes. for
hundreds pf Zunziharis who hisi
worked for years on Die Congo have
returned hume and sprend the ia
formation that rubbite With tobacco
leaves and. above al. cicanlluaas
and the wearing Of thoes. are effsc.
live protection against the 1iEecr
After its long journey from IRA.
I'll the IiFRer In nos established az
the busy mart wianee many yes
sells sail for the Fast indAr ana
Ocehnloa. There SENS no good ren-
son why this pcrssyerinR and sue.
ceasfui traveller Fhonld not Rirdie the
tropical worid.--E. Y. sun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-02

The club Woman tells an amusing
story Of "A paty Of women who re-
Gently yisitef Pixies peak. 4 youth.
stiil IN knes breceheh. although he
wore cellar OF extraordinary
height and risnesu. Was their guide.
but his knewlc,rre Of the points Of
interest apNcared 10 be slight
Every fsax minutes he stood up
and shouted the names OF certain
boNierH cd streams. When We
were neaft at the top D. called out
''op ~ risst Is the Lions
mousa''
why II ~ called tho Lions
Mouth ?" asked n ssepticai lady who
had pclsos-d him with why's all the
way.
Az. 7 duane" said the LAD. tired
Of cling asAeA for information. y
was To- 20 boiler tn@s, names.
dunno shy sotkln. It's my job 10
boiler. and sso I boiler"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-02
CLARK ART SALE.
Variety OF Antique Metals
Dispose OF In New Work.

NEW YORK, March The Tho..
-. Clarke art sale WAS concluded
this afternoon Al the American Art
Galleries by the sale Of the remain
ing ANTIQUE braHsea and Sonzes.
and the grand total for the whois
collection reached $500. ei3 The sale
has been ~ 81 the most notable in
the history of similar affairs In TINS
city.
The metals sold yesterday after
noon brought tss0s.so. This figure.
rs bile not considered high. In view
Of the character Of the articles Of
vsrtu offered. WINS looked upon ms
satisfactory by the management. es-
peelaiiy as II was the last day Of
the sale.
Most notable 81 the features Of the
sale from the. outset IL she unques-
tionAbie demonstration of the
boom" American art II undergoing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-02

Andrew Y. nnrleiEh says that
Within a year therc will be double
track cable service on Yeaier way,
and a frst-ciaps electric service on
jackson street, both lines running
from Occidental avenue 20 Lake
Washington. This Ia good news. and
the Improvement viii prove a boon
IN more Says than one, Il will not
insure quick connection between
residences aud stores for the bust
ness men living aionE the two lines.
and VIII also materially increase the
vssae of holdings Of realty. While u
Is not the inteatlon 20 east asper-
sions on the present management OF
the road. there Is no denying thc
fact that the service ON the Ycsler
way cable llnc Is not perfect, and
there have been timea when II was
exeersssase
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-02
AMERICAN cMts.
A Source Of Constant Won10s
to Santiago Girls.

Santiago Correspondence Chicago
Record: The Americans are natur-
ally the wonder and amazement Of
the Santiago natives. The entire
nervous system Of the city II daily
being shocked by the. new sights and
the new events since America took
possession. This people here are nc
customed to very formal way OF
speech and action. They walk as II
every step was studied. and the more
enlightened talk with the utmost
preciscncss. The. free-and easy GO
ing way OF the visitors II astounding
10 them. The American comes out
With his hearty laugh. not caring
who tn around, and the dainty sonor 3
itas look at one another In wonder
eent.
An American girl Is the most In
teresting Of all sights to them. They
watch her In siisnt srrazemsnt from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-02
Vancouver Soldier
Writes a Letter.
TALE OF FIGHTERS RpAvuD
esrtised sey Whe 10 ssrsinx an .
SAILOR on . 1rittsh Msn.e'.
wfAs's mss q ~ n1Aa

~ T. Clancy. OF Company q, FRS,
Washington volunteers. whose hons
isat Vancouver. has been writing Ia
his friends some interesting letters
from Manila, and In one OF the .iat.
est. dated January 18th. says;
III II reported here that our gov
eminent ID considering a proposition
To pay to each volunteer tieeo when
he IL mustered out. Uovsded he signs
a release OF all claims for pensions.
This plan would cost the govern
ment only $500. 80 .ooo. whereas the
pension list now runs mp TO tsoo. 600. /.
600 year.
The Second battalion. 60 which
my company belongs. 10 ausrtcrcd
In the Bishops palace. at Pace Pa
co. an outskirt residence portion Of
Maniis. 30 the Vancouver boys arr
dwelling IN msrbi. halls amid trop-
zeal ecrdure. IL IL o regular. old
time palace. with winding stairways.
mahogany doors and wide veraassr.
There arc a great many monkeys.
who hang around the quarters. and
steal everything they can lay their
hands on. We smoke very xooA ei-
garr here. hecause the price 10 very
reasonable and suited 10 the sise Of
a soldiers salary. ror ) cents we
can get the sarne qualify of cigar
here tina, sslis for is cents In the
States
IL IL said here tcdse that Gen.
Otis has just recsIvsd auahostay 10
take the entire Philippines. cid 80
we expect lighting pretty soon. We
dopt expect IN shnAe hands with
our frienda at Vancouver inslts Of
sin months.
we had a great racket here to-
DAP. Twelve Of cur prisoners got
very drunk. no one knows how. and
got into q free-for.aii fU1a odd cut
each other all w with dinner i0ives.
They then Attempted To run the
guafd. hut q squad Of eisesa men
were lined up outside with loaded
guns. and they had orders 20 shoot
the hrst man ehaa wrapped or at
tempted to got out When the pris-
oner. wer~ brought out 10 wash. one
Of them Jumped AZ Dafch Waite. one
Of the guards. but Dutch hit him on
the head. and the man hit the
ground harder than Dutch hit HIN.
lie 10 nov iytng pesrefnliy In his
bunk In the guard hcas~, ~aittne Cor
his senses 20 return Hs will os sur
prssed when he takss up. because
he wa. hit 30 auieisnS thai he never
knew he Was hit. #Ks
we have been lying out ala nisfsi
In the tr~nchss paWoiitns aaa
guarding for the past week. asd
such duty viii continue until tfs sa-
pseted fighting besins-
Seven English warsh1ps are out
side the hsrbor Fssde 60 help W In
ease Germany or any Other power
Attempts 10 step In an1 intsrfer. !
tell roe. the ipfssNai rrqions ar e,e-
tna. "a % wen - aGlH corfts on.
k rsssattsm t sssh. epsH-
~ psorsts Sh4p @eie nrsopesSN
saA tAsv ssstk tAs1 vns3 ~f>Asui
cay eioehiho.
George heucsvat. Of rortisnd. 4.
said 60 be servi1n esnprzpte'-Nar' .
man gu, here inzhe ID on an Bng.
iish cruiser"