davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-02
THE SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW.


YORK-wilam J. Turf. Plaintiff. against Margaret
y,rshan Matthsw NJ stapleton Mary Cannon. and
others. Defendants-In pursuance Of Judgment OF
duly made and entered IN the above
bearing date the twenty-seventa DAY o.
March 1890. T. the undersigned the Referee IN sald
New-York Real Estate Exchange salesrooms located az
No III Broadway in Borough Of Manhattan. City
OF New-York the twentieth day OF April 1859 at ~
that day. by James l. Wells, Auctoneer
the premises directed BY said Judgment to De SOLD ana
therein described follows All that certain lot piece
parcel Of land situate lying and being In the twenty
fourth Ward OF City OF NewYork, In the County OF
New-York and State OF New-York. formerly known az
Lexington Place. williamsburg Depot In me town Of
West Farms in County Of Wesckester and State OF
NewYork in the southeriy side OF the road leading from
Wilamsbrdge Depot 10 Westchester village bounded ana
described follows;
Pesinnlng point the routherly side OF the road
leading from the Williamsbrdge Depot 20 Westcheser
Village distant fifty 5o) feet four ~ inches from the
formed by the intersection or the SAID
road and Washington Avenue and running thence east
ery southerly side OF said road Leading fro
the Villa msbridge Depot Weschester Village nifty
800 feet thence southerly along the dividing line be-
tween the two lots known and designated on certain
man entitled Map OF Lexington Place Wllllafnsoridse
Depot Town West Farms. County OF Westminster ana
State NewYork, filed In the Office OF the CLERK and
Register OF the County OF westchester BY the numbers
two (o and three Co. hundred 900 feet: thence
westerly and parallel with said road leading from Will
iasbridge Depot 10 Village nifty go feet
thence northery hundred 400 feet 20 the place OF
scribed on certain map entitled Map OF Lexington
place Willamsbrdge Depot OF West Farms County
N We.tches,er and State Of New-York hled In the
once OF the Clerk and Register Of Westchester County.
N Wv ROBERT MAZET. Referee.
NILES & JOHNSON, Attorneys for PSintin
II Wall ST., Borough OF Manhattan Ne"-iofh Clty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-02
Premises known a.

s9th ST.
The approxnate Of the lien satisfy
which the above described property Is be sold IL
81 30 s2-lOO thereon from Goth dag of
March 1893 together and allowances
ing 1901 65loO with interest from March Goth. 1899.
together Of sale The approximate
OF assessments. ground rents. other
lens which 10 be allowed 10 the purchaser out q
the purchase money. paid by the Referee u
81 10 40 100. and interest.
Dated New-York. April 18th. 1899
S. Villas BEcKwrTH Referes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-02
NETWORK SUPREME COURT, County Of

New-York. Anna NJ Z. Wiker Plalnun. asains<
Anna Hnck and others. Defendants. -,
duly made and entered in the above entitled action pear
ing date Goth day Of March, 1899 the undersgned tne
Referee In said Judgment named will sell al PUBLIC
Auction, at the Exchange Sales Rooms. now located ~
No. Ill Broadway. in the Borough OF Manhattan SiY
OF NewYok the 10th day Of May. 1899 at u O'clock
Auctioneer the premises directed by said Judgment to
be sold. and therein described follows: -
Frst-A that certain lot piece parcel OF land Win
the buildings thereon erected lying and being In the
City OF New-York. and is bounded and described az
follows. that is 10 say: BEGINNING at point IN me
Northery side Of 10Th Street distant sstyfour feet
Esstery from the point formed by the intersection OF
Of Tenth Avenue. and running thence Northeriy and
parallel with Tenth Avenue eighty feet and four inches
thence Eastery and parallel with 42th Street eighteen
thence southery again parallel with Tenth Ave-
and part Of the through the centre OF party
wall eighty feet and four inches TO the Northery side
Of 4eth Street and thence along the same eighteen feet
TO the point of beginning.
sECONDLY-ALL that certain lot piece parcel Of
land with the building thereon erected lying and being
the city Of NewYork bounded and described fol-
lows that is to say: BEGINNING at point In the
Northerly side OF 10th Street distant e!ghytwo feet
said Northerly side 4eh Street. with Eas,ery
side OF Tenth Avenue running thence Northerly parallel
with Tenth Avenue and part OF the way through the
Of party wall eighty feet and four Inches:
thence Eastery and parallel with 4eth Street eighteen
thence Southeriy again parallel with Tenth Avenue
eighty feet and four inches 10 the Northerly side OF seth
Street and thence Westerly along eighteen
to the point or place OF beginning
s. Villas BEcKwITH. ReferesL :
FREDERICK s. WAIT. Attorney FOR Plaintiff.
10 Wall Street. y. Y City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-02

The approximate amount OF the lien so charged. TO
satisfy which described property Is TO be sold
from the 9th day Of April 1889 together
with costs and amounting to Three hundred
and twenty-one and il1OO GELD dollars with interest
from April 2sth 1899 together with the expenses OF the
sale The Approximate amount OF assessments or
liens which be allowed to the purchaser out
OF the purchase money, paid by the referee is Two
hundred and nfty-one and 25l00 f25120 dollars The
said property is TO be sold subject 70 proportionate
share Of the ground rental due May first 1883
MITCHELL A. c. LEVY.
Ref>r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-02
@th Street

sfth Street
The approximate amount Of the Hen or cnsrEs 70 sa
,sfy which the above described property 10 70 DC SOLO
the sum OF thousand four hundred ana
a. 100 dollars thereon rom the twcnts.n
Ssv ~ Apri 1899 together with costs and .hces
Amounting 10 Three hdndred and twelve s5lvo aohas
with interest from April @ist' 4oS'' p0Se"'S "''- '
expenses OF the sale -.-.. 80 ..h.-.
u.ns wien are allowed 10 the purchaser oet OK
ms purchase money paid by the Referee Two nSn-
sred ana forty % 100 dollars and interest
pa'eu -'e" - DANIEL p. iNGRAHAM-
ReSeres.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-02

BQth Street,

The approximate Of the lien or charge TO sat
isfy which the described property TO be 500 Is
572 75-10O with interest thereon from 2s'n Gay OF
Apri 1899 together with and allowances amounting
10 s2 36lO with interest from April rs 1899 together
with the expenses OF the sale The approx amount
az taxes other liens. when are 70 De
allowed TO the purchaser out OF the purchase inonss
or paid by the Referee ST. 100 and interest Inc prem
10 subject first mortgage OF eivVc
and interest thereon 49, 1895 at ve per cent
per annum. u.
Dated New York. May 1 1899 o.r-, ,,..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-02

The Approximate Of the Hen charge 10 satsfy
which the above described property Is 10 Ne SOLO
IS 223 eo-i0c with interest thereon from April iH.
together with allowances AMOUNTING 70
1922 75ioo with from April !. 1880 together
with the of the sale The approximate anoont
of taxes assessments other liens. which are 20 -
allowed TO the purchaser out Of The purchase money Of
paid by the Referee $4,000 with interest The prop
erty will be sold in one parcel and subject 20 p.,n
mortgage TO- SIS 600 90 and Interest AZ nVe per cent o
September /. 1895. and monthly tenancies
THOMAS D. Hustled.
Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-02

The spproxlmate Of lien charge. 20 sst-
i.(y which the above described property 10 70 be sod
saz OIL ii interest thereon from the oh tas of
xprI 1899 together veb costs and slowafces amount
inx 10 33ss a. with m at from the iiin DAY 81 April
fsex together with the s~penssp OF the sale.
The spproximase amount q taxes. Assessments ana
other which b. allowed 10 the purchaser cut
Of the purchase paid BY the referee esos4
and Interest.
Jaw n.y." ROGER A. PRYOR Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-02

Gnanriai.
TO THE HOLDERS OF THE
STOCKS AND BONDS
OF THE
Kansas City, pittshurg & Gulf R. R. Co.

In proceedings taken at the request of the
undersigned committee, Judges Thayer and
Phillips I'm the United states Circuit Court n
Kansas City have appointed Messrs. $. w.
Fordyce and Webster Wfthers. Receivers of
the n. C., p. & c., Fort Smith and Texnrlkana
nnf Shreveport and Gulf n. r.. properties.
This leaves the Federal Court I'm exclusive
control of the foreclosure and receivership
proceedings. None of the original appotntees
of the State Court nor any one connected
with the former management of these Com
pantes remain M Receivers.
Your property Will therefore be admins
tered by impa rtial and competent Receivers.
pending REORGANIZATION, which. in your own
interests. should be promptly completed.
As all substantial matters of controversy
among security-hoIders have now been dis
posed Of unity of action, evidenced by the
Immediate deposit of all of the securities
above mentioned, will be to your advantage.
plan of reorganization Will he published
for your approval as soon rs the examinn-
tfon of the properties and OF the accounts
can he completed.
The Committee request that the Certin-
Gates for stock and the Bonds above named,
with coupons attached, be deposited prompt
ly with The Mercantile Trust Company of
the City of New York, from whom copies Of
the Readjustment Agreement may be OBJ
tanned
The Agreement provides for the public
for two weeks of n Plan, when completed.
and gives the right to depositors upon terms
therein specified to withdraw their Bonds
and Stocks within two weeks after the ex-
pfrntion of such publication, IL the Plan
should not be satisfacto to them.
The Committee undertake TO act only for
holders of such Bonds and shares ne shall
deposit their securities on or before May 1st
An ARRANGEMENT has been made with The
Mercantile Trust Company advance to de-
posting Bondholders amount equal TO
the interest maturing April LIST. upon Kan
City. Pittsburg and Gulf Per cent
Bonds deposited.
Negotiable receipts will be issued by The
Mercantile Trust Company in exchange ior
the Bonds and Stocks deposited
APPLICATION WILL DE MADE TO The
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE IN DUE
COURSE TO LIST THE MERCANTILE TRUST
COMPANY RECEIPTS.
READJUsTMENT COMMITTEE OF THE
KANSAS CITY. PITTsBURG AND GULF H. H.
CO., By
ERNST THALMANN. Chairman
WILLIAM G. CULVER, Counsel to Coma'''se
ALVIN w. KRECH, Secretary. 40 Broadway.
New York. April IA. 1899
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-02

pvpRTIsEMENT3 ard sussssip'iSns ,o q. re Tssurs
a door north Bis-st. until O'clock D. m ADVERTISE
ents the following branch ofees At regular
oftce rates until o'clock M. va % sins O.
cor xad ST. ts2 eth-ave. cor. izth-st NAcys osb-avA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-02

NOS sss AND ess EAST 18TH STREET. BRONX
SUPREME CouRT. COUNTY OF NEW


NOS o6s AND e6s EAST 18TH STREET. BRONX
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YoRK.--oeorss F. Pick.n plaintiff, against Kate r.
Williams and others. defendants.
In pursuance Of Judgment u foreclosure ard sale
duly made and entered In the above entitled action bar
ing date day Of April 1892 the vnters;sned
the Referee eaid Judgment named VIII sell at puddle
auction. the New York Real Estate saies Room. NO.
Ill Broadway In the Borough OF Manhattan New YORK
City the second day Of May 1899 ~ ~ O'Clock noon
that day by Solomon De wal.tearss auctoneer ne
directed bv said judgment 10 be sold and shssn
ALL lot piece parcel Of land with ths
buildings and improvements thereon erected stuat>.
lying and being the Twenty-thrd Ward OF the CITY OF
New York. and bounded and described as follows;
hundred and hiry-nfh street distant hundred sees
eastery from the southeastey OF One hundred
and thrty-hfth Street snd Willis Avenue and running
thence souhcriy. parallel with Wills Avenue. one hun
dred feet to the centre line Of the block thence sas
along the said centre line and parallel with one hunorea
parallel with Willis Avenue hundred feet % ne
southery side Of One hundred and hir;yh Street ana
thence westerly acng the said souery side Of One hum
dred and Street fifty feet 10 the point or p'aos
OF beginning.
Said premises being In section O. block 2z7s. on the
premises the said defendant Eate ~ Will
lama by William Peken by teef dated February lIth
1892 and recorded the Once Of the REGISTER OF the
City County Of New York no day IN Lihsr
OF Conveyance. section pare 2si.
Dated New YORK. A An ~; iSe .,r,s-rn p.,.,..
EDWARD J. KPUG Jr.. Plaintiffs Attorney.
No. $50 Broadway Borough % Manhattan. ~. Y. city.
The following Is diagram Of the property 10 be so'o
f35th Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-02
Summrr Resort Gnioe.
SUMNER HOMES ON LONG ISLAND
BY THE OCEAN AND SOUND.

SUMNER HOMES" a book describing Hotels ma
Boarding Long Island. free upon application AZ
ieopoo-is i3 Broadway Ticket ofces foot East s4tn
8, ana James slip. foot New Chambers ST.. New-fork;
sss Fulton ST. Eagle Summer Resort Bureau flAtousn
Avenue station l. l. r. r.. anc lis Broadway s,n
r,tsfrtrsl Brooklyn In stamps % H. "a sn'n'
Trafnc Manager L l. r. r.. Long Island CITY, ~ l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-02
NurfbAmrriran
Crust Gnmpang
NEW YORK, 100 BROADWAY.
London, o5 Gresham Street.
Havana, 81 Cuba Street.
Gauffnoo 10 Marina Street.

NEW IOhh, IOO bhOADWAts
London, 05 Gresham Street.
Havana, Fl Cuba Street.
Santiago, 10 Marina Street.
CAPITAL PAID UP. 81 600, 900
SURPLUS. .......... $3OO,OOO
TRANSLATES general trust Business
ALLOWS LIBERAL RATES Sk interest de-
posits ind trust funds
ISSUES LETTERS OF CREDIT and Travellers
Circular Notes payable in dollars In the money
Of any foreign country
ACTS AS TRUSTEE under mortgages for railway
and other companies. and as Agent for the Be
gistratlon Of the stock, and for the transfer Of
The shares Of incorporated companies.
QUALIFIED AND EMPOWERED 10 act
ecuto- administrator trustee. guardian, and as.
s!gnee, and as receiver and custodian Of funds
under orders Of Court.
THE NORTH AMERICAN TRUST COMPANY
has been designated "FiscaI Agents OF the
Government of the United States" In
Cuba. aud has established Offices at SANTIAGO
and HAVANA, and Is prepared TO buy and sell
oraf's on and 10 make payments In Cuba. and 70
transact general banking business.
OFFICERS:
". L. TRENHOLM. .................P PRESIDENT
oAAOEL ~. JARyIS............ VICE
HOLAND II. C0NKLIN. PRESIDENTS
~ NONALlN ............ ..ss .ScSAl1-A 49,
JAMES DUANE LIVINGSTON. TRUST OFFiCEh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-02
The Wheeling and Lake Erie
Railway Company
REORGANIZATION.

New YORK, MHy Itt, IoUU'
To the Holders of THE MERCANTILE TRUST
COMPANY's Certificates of Deposit Tor
Consolidated -Four Per Cent. mortgage
Bondsi and
To ,h. uolders of Certificates issued by the
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK, representing Preferred stock or
Common stock upon which all pay ments
required by the Plan of Reorganiha"on
have been made),
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-02
THE wheeling AND LAKE ERIE
RAILWAY COMPANY:

The Reorganization Committee Is now prepared 70 oe
liver Mt the Of The Mercantile Trust company ~
broadway New York. the securities OF THE WHEEl>iNo
w, IAxF ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY in exchange
for certificates Of deposit as above
Ono hundred schedules per diem Will be received
The aforementioned certificates issued by the Cenlra
TO-, (,o,,nanv Of New be endorsed in blank
.rd the assignment must acknowledged before notary
public or a.tested by person satisfactory 10 me e
camille Trust Company Fractional scrip Will be issued 70
represent fractions Of a share OF stock
LOUIS FITZGERALD,
J.KENNEDY TOD,
GEORGE COPPELL,
EUGENE DELANO,
WILLIAM A. DICK,
Reorganization Committee.
A. W KRECH. Secretary
40 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-02

u,HE wrssAHIcKoN INS. n.
tu n, reopened on June 18TH 1892 under the manage
nent OF Mira william psrraeh Application Tor r9o sa
may be made HAROLD sHUTEs Hotel Hamilton ioof
Phila-. Pa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-02
JOHN T. LITTLE. Jr.,

62l Broadway, City Of New York.
Street number Of this property is 4 and So East Tenth
Gfrnat
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-19

Another safeguard has been devised
sxatnss that class ~ the community fnaf
thinks " " cheaper 20 movs fban ~ f,sy
rens This IL me fsndksdS trNeessvs
Association. which hss fce iss motto Tho
fsnSiosd who xvfs stuck for rent now
sdsys has only hims~if 10 btsms."
The oblert ~ the so<isty IL 20 protect
tensns~ ~ repairing s0tSasifstiye'y thu
rspsisTiSa snd ehagsctrs W tenants ara
tho psompfness With which fh~y nssst their
rental obIlxat.ons
Landlords are couspe'tAd IN many
cAsss." said . csopsyty.0wper, TO fshs
things fw Gsssted. aal have iDp~sfect
usssns foT ssesSfAtnipg the character ~
tho penpis whom they take into Their
houses or spsrmenss Wren isfsr on thsy
he~r spOsf th1 nnSsslrawsltfy ~ the pso-
pie they are put into the d!ssGree~bis 20
atjoe ~ proving things which n siways
eornecs~a WITH trouble. loss ~ time ana
annoyance ina, IL one ~ fh~ penalties
imposed ON che property.ownes-"
In~@s brought atsout by MHirStnx ten
ants ana others Who Simply Won't psy srs
alsc items which eat inse essi estate own.
srs pvoafs and Win . view ~ Issssn
shess the assscsstin was formed. The
manager says:
We collect the rent accounts ~ shs
most powerful leverage IN the void via
frpon receif ~ hill for bart rent from
. suh&r1s~s vs s@nA ths delinquent . LEI.
Ter istting him that ssrh . bsil has hen
ssss ~ fo~ colIsofiop. snh " ~ 10 not riGhs
please csH uron 10 and show 10 proof u
settlement. n This " not don~ IN ten days
sh~ rsms ~ the Delinquent win shs
amour, aaf whs, n " for. and the axsn,
through whom fhs premises we're hired.
will he ptsbtfshsd w our sips steacsi quar-
terry sas annual iiss ~ aslinaasDts an1
mailed o. our Subscribers. which inciids
the principal real estate agents. and isnf-
lords throughout the metropolitan district.
II vii hid 80 psscs Sp these iisss gnflI
tie amount II PAID whether :, be for sis
usonfhs or as years Where are inwyevs
isfters ~ isvstsss by che sSs ~ tbia'''
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-19
CLIMATE SHOWS rnw cMssoes.
weather Conditions Ncw sbcwt the
sam~ ~ IN AaSs Fast

This subject lie Of extreme Interest and
merits u most thorough study We End
the early" and the latter rain today IN
Palestine precisely as described 3So years
ago Jordan overnows all 10 banks IN
February today exactly "a N I'D IN 10
sbuas lime fhirty4fhree centuries aso
risnts taken from mummy cases IN E9yps,
which must have been gathered more than
s.0@ y~ess since are practically ~ the
ame Tss and have the same appearance
ne those growing to-day Records % vint-
age In Europe over IN years xsow prN~ti-
esly the same dates 80 today Actual Oh
servstions Of rainfall for ever ao years In
France show mo- change Observations ~
temperature for almost ~ years AZ ~
Petersburg show no change appreciate 10
rs, though. ~ eour~. the carriers esser-
vstons wess extremely crude AMI somewhat
unr~tisbie. Fwcss ~ TIT. kind might be al
duced 20 fii n small volume On the other
hand. 80 have records ~ ms~s srtraerdi-
nary cold weather m sncsen, times One
winter the light wine IN France froze An
ether winter the River Pc froze over - 40
20 hear teams an unnssya-of phenom snon
fStsy. IN 'his tousnal soy June 10 stated
tina, 'ravnasus and sc~ept~ nov free
from snow. we're covered wfsh u IN elss~sc
antiquity" Also The name Greenland.
which strikes 10 Ne ~ sin~Bsriy insppro-
pirate. was not tnarpIicsbis NJ the tIss n
wss named In the fourteenth century."
~ 10 entirely protshie that descriptions
~ the cold IN ancient times wers much
enumerated psrnsvsus ard sccrafe hev~
snow ~ inns and. IN earlier dsvs. when
protection against ths cold ard snow wse
much less than nov. a little snow vouif
q, . Isng way The earlier voysssvs from
tesisad. more fban ~ years ase f~nv4
ins q lard ~ ssmoss perpetual lee ard
snow. ard reaching lanS IN the SUMMER
~i'h lss besufifnl greer cnlov - their IN
Accustomed ~Yss would very nsturslfY
give Tho name ~ frs~lsnf 20 II. A. fHe
summer sfsne ~ 10 ~sif fNsf Greenland
presents . rno~t Bsautifai greer near ne
Danish settlements ~ fhfe 6ay fgse Sia.
ssf inhabitants shn b4ve he<s wouf -
dssrgft~ tfs tsfggtis cold snd deep ea0w~
~ their heyhoef faye trrewrs~snfv
greater tran snYfhfns whlfh so~s ~ eaa
eeeuf today have eomgfefeig iasf fhsff
rsesosfns fhA fe~t wgnfsf @N@n fesdfrw
- shis fbsf hss ssIes ~ Ss~ Yefk hsr.
hoF ~ ~eishf N the iee Hppn " sl@a shas
Washington hed had fhfvv feur fFshe~
n snos 90 ievvi ard ne lowesE temper
attire evef aes~a w fbas fsff 1ffS ans
sHfF 4 careful sfHff sfii $500 ~ spfse.
sfasie change ~ fhs climate ~ fhf@ eagfN
siues fhs esfig Historic ffees - Faufss
ssfhfnx hefe asfaeea ftfrhes enmsffe
eHMaeNs "A sieefai 8swe~ ~ vs. nfsNfes~fe
tines ~Nen cnkHse~ hsVa NNsf ssfsntfsN.
- f~Tsad ans~sHn FypBisf ssfenes
NaHfHir
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-19


Thsrr 10 70 prize which cnffgaf FBgT -
coxsli offer ns&<s witch gus;ssS eaagld nos
mere easily s@.gfs ~ bet, ~ shieb sss "
snssgssgv yn~fil0z 20 ssFN0s WBg cares
sbsgf C'sgstastlmrSr whNs ~e have Cairo.
az seeks ~ cbssa sHrfh'rx 5st ffsas7 rhs
fsS,B<as their resigns yer@ fully YFVs8isd
Efsres aas germany p9ssis 80 ieN si9as ~
- Ensfans ard Arnssssa. sbs lat 80 sn@s-
sag S.g,sestg th@s fhs G&y Bnssafa wss
ss4ses sNe w8sfS hsvs - asf~ns fEs aHS
pflss 80 fhaf - sgrFn . gF.sf ssg. sane,
~ sssfh Ansefses UgssE wossi6 10 sgffB
80 teensz ~ essaT Fpfser4asss sfFNs tiRfs
Ne asHnaf da~sbf ia Fssssit - ssEb egg
sss wNfsk ngas@assf ~fi sNf esf@e ~
th@ STATESMEN - fss eesnHsns are stgs
s.@n sas ~sg4t rot r;ss ~ fe~Y 80
g-ss~s~ sym xTgsx1s fBs esAHNs# q
~fsek wasst8 - - i8e@lr sssiAs " 10 ffgs,
f4assessss3T frSs. fn@f y 50 fss cs~eys
ansiss fb~pnssfvss ~ ere sssnsf~ ~ Fel,
sff3ea al wSifsnf fksT eysg'< hffFF - tsssf
80 - wN9kf - fNsgF srwsss w3fE waeh
a~fs1sf EfsiaHf s1f As8efse4 es1f1t~f<ss
- eestsss Th&s % sss ~ t@ys hesa gtsss
ss~sfss 49, at a@mstS~fssss bta@~ @eEH
seSh ~ Ff@a@. shSs sssfg fssSmsN
ssisss - SeIsfsf - Fssgra3Y ~ ff< 500
- s~~sFsgAY ~ sgs@afAgs ~ sNe flasssa y
snssfss ffsf . stssS tssg.aH - HgDs -
wuffh hsefes 80 . sabissxfsss a. fhsrs.
-. essffy p~sefre~ 9eje~ 80 seele*
a. $50 e. 81 aNfa fgf~xf fffitsss fs4
tees Aefsefss NssEe~f - fkNss Fg~~ see
~ 80 stsFsssss cas- sfF sFsnl g~fhgs esss4f
- sFsf s4rhs4 wifkssa set % samssfes VI
- sgi6 s1sy o. wh@f fsnnies - NHs9
g. ssssess fssf Sasaaers ~nsAs e easeF
assss fssl % 80 ssesfif fssf ssaen 80
sabfssxfes ss4fs ~ ps~~a@f - ~a3rs 49,
essss .sffa slsfs~snev Trsss $50
sNaf - es~sef $500 NJ esid fNss ~ h4s
~<sNsz . $50 ~~rsS lNfs ess~sses g. go
fvvse fsx hs1sNas ~ 80 ~ ~ 49,
sc~sSs sgsntsx ~ f@s~F msg 10 lfvs@sfssE~
sa is&S ssesss - ssNsf ss~egsfs sFmt~s
f~4s fk< wsNsffgf sgssr ssgss ~ aAe @osse.
sFfzzss szfNsrs fhSs1ssf 80 Aeef 80. shers
sveF asfss faeasns ssfss