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The sun., 1900-12-15
COLONIAL CIVIL SERVICE.
r. II. Goodman Eavors a Government
Training College.

The National civil Service Reform League
continued its annual meeting Yesterday
with Il morning session at the City club, n
public meeting in tn" afternoon at the Cnr-
ncgio l.yceum and banquet IN tho evening
N tho Hotel Savov. Al the annual clectlo
President Daniel Colt Gilman Of Johns Hop
kins University Wis chosen Pre-, ident of tho
league to succeed carl Schurz After the
election Mr.. Snhur2 retired from the chair.
which was taken hy tho chiirmin of tho New
York association. Mr.. Jacob I. Miller
In the morning. az the CITY CLUB the league
went into oXecuriv" session 20 lie r the repor,
Of ~" invest eating cpmriirt"c which has
heen looking into the operation Of the Civil
Service Reform law in the Federal service
under the present Administrators. what
portentlous revelations were made viii only
bo divulyed at later da,n in such form "a
the league deems rropcr. II was announced
after the session that some Of the rey.ln-
tions made were such as to show a condition
of Affairs very much more serious than IL
believed 10 be generally uudrr-t cd by the
public or by most Of til" members of the
The sun., 1900-12-15
UPRISING IN SOUTH CHINA.
RcfoImers. Not Antagonistlc to Christians.
Threaten the Dynasty.

VANCOUVER. b. c.. Dec. N.-The Rev.
Robert JafTray head OF the Chinese Mission
Association In the Province OF Kwung 81.
South China. and son of Robert JatIray. one
Of the proprietors az the Toronto Globe. re-
turned from China by the steamship Empress
of India to-day Mr.. Jaifray SAID In an In
t.rvlcw this morning that he expected to
hear anv dj,r that cable had reached Amer
lea that the 7, r,iOrIn"rs were sweeping over
China from the south. Mr.. Jafrray saws
that for months before he left Il million re-
form"rs in southern china were secretly
organizing IN" reform wave had reached
such pitch that tho mandarins had been set
az defiance.
II the Powers do not decide as the reformers
wish, Nr J Nrny says, they will surely rise
In south China and commence their march
to P"ku "" believed from what be saw
that the uprising was imminent Lawless
rohs continually made raids on thu missions,
thlrty-Scveu mission houses being burned
IN the province next TO his previous TO his
coming away.
The reformers are not Boxers and are not
ntagoui~'ic tn Christians. but urge them to
join N" movement
The sun., 1900-12-15
GEN. CLEMENTS RETREATS.
gOrR sRirIsB orvHgRs kiiiID ~
tIGUy NEAR PRITORft
Kitchener Report. the Eussssm~nt. wbieh
Wass Nooitsedacm Cot. Iegse mons
the Dead Br,tish send Uc .epforo emsr NJ.
boer General Iemmef Reported
kitIsd -- hattie . Sprcted at n kon,atIpoort

"A''' ''pe''e" :" """'"'p""''
S~rfH cnh1s DTpdieh b 1HE SuN
LoHDoS. Dec +, finder date Of bee. ~
Lord Kitchener tolegtnuha tho war Onlce nt
follows;
"Cloment-'s force Ht NooItpeiacht was
attacked nj dawn to-day hv Delarey, who
had b"cn reinforced hy reycr's commando,
making total q; ?bo men. Though the
frat attnok Was repulsrd tho Bocrs reached
tho tor Of the Nagalicsbers. which was held
by four companies Of the Northunberlsnds.
and thus commanded Clements camp. lie
retired 70 Hekpoort and took NJ a position
on hill In the centre ~ tho valley. The list
Of our casualties Is incomplete Tho fighting
was severe. -Four officers. including Col.
I<sge. were killed.
"ReArforcenlents have LEFT Pretoria for
Hekpoort Brosd1ood's brigade was about
s"Nen miles west Of clements Broadwood
has not hocn yet able to report the action"
Lord Kitchener also states that the COM
mnndcr at Lichtonbnra reports that In an
attack on the British column there the Boer
commander. Gen. Lemmer. and two other
Beers wore killed Al last accounts this
commander was fighting the British under
Lord Mothuen at Rustenbura. Lord Kitoh-
encr also reports that attacks on Bethlehem
and Vrsde wore ropulsed. and that the Beers
had ten killed and fourteen wounded. vry-
held was attacked Mt dawn on Dec. II. Snip
Ing by tho Beers continues
The ofilciGls OF the War ofncc do not en-
tertain the idea that a great disaster TO the
British occurred at Nooitgedacht. though
a heavy casualty list is expected tomorrow
II is commented upon that news Of this fresh
British reverse comes upon the anniversary
Of Gen. Buffers unsuccessful attack on tn.
eners not verv happilv wordsd ds.nstch
i...... - - a., 80. si. - ...
The sun., 1900-12-15
THE DADY CASE REOPENED.
ction Of the Havana Municipality Appar-
entity Reversfd.
s~aal Caa. D,spaieh 10 THE SUN.

Special Caas DsspG.ch 10 THE SUN.
HAvASA, Dec. i4.-When the minutes OF the
last meeting Of the municipality were re I'd
at the session tonight one of the Council
men objected that he had not voted for
the amendment adopted at the last meeting
which virtually dIsGllowed Mr. Dady any
rights in the Contraot for sewcring md paw
ing tho city Owing to this objection the
matter is now wherc IL was before Y .
announced vote on the amendment q tho list
meeting was II To 10. and the Councilman =
statement that he does not support the
amendment has the effect of reversing the
action then taken.
The sun., 1900-12-15
4. m, q rpcmsn, In which any outlook Ia very

II M, y moment In which any outlook Is vry
cheerful
Tho Tfms' sdi'otislIy nnds tho Sens'es
action hardy lnteilislblr unleas " "a aourhl
~ nvrr.fide tho coun,fy'a oblig lions ana
dlaoredlt tho pfaadont's reroni pledges by
somstblns approaching al act ~ force. u
addl
W" ae unable 'o h"bove thai '''h '''"u'
,,'' ,,.,1 itto,ot
80, a., -. -, " ,,ss,,,,c
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80" y, ~ WV 49,, 80, an.
w" 'n' w." VI VIC n''"'n wv, -.
P'..".'" w Wv I,'''"" w Wv .,
y WV v" Nn'-n " -,
The sun., 1900-12-15
JAPAN'S ATTITUDE TOWARD CHINA.
Govern ment and People wish to Promote
Peace and Prosperity.


LONDON. Dec IA despatch TO tho Times
from Toxic details az length the attitude
OF the Japanese Government and people
toward China. Both are represented TO be
inspired by genuine desire TO promote peace
andrrosperitr and to prevent the dlsmember-
rnent Of the Chinese Empire
The correspondent says there Il distinct
reaction in favor of leniency toward China.
wlich he aSrrlOes 20 the accounts of the bar
barous behavior cf the Russian troops through
out Northern China, especially the atrocious
treatment II women ana children. which are
Hmlly confirmed from other sources. These
have produced Intense disgust. which is on
hanced by the silence of Western public
Opinion In contrast to the severity OF the
comments on the japanese action at Port
Arthur ak yeaTsago
The sun., 1900-12-15
WTLHEI NINA HONORS KRUGER.
Boer Leader and Dr. Lcyds Dine with the
Queen at the ROYAL Palace.
spsrDA Cd5h Despatch 10 TIP ST

S1sriR Cd1ls Despatch 70 TiiP SuN,
THr HAGUE. Doc ll--AS was foreshadowed
IN THE SrN's cable dcspato ohes. ex-Presi-
dent Kruger and Or. l."yds the Diplomatic
Agent of tho Trarsvaal, dired this evening
az N" ROYAL Palic" with Queen Wlhelmina
and DowaErr Queen Emma. There wss
no exceptional display on the occasion. and
practically nothing is known about the re-
ccr'ion of tho visitors
Earlier in the day Mr.. william r. Stead
arrived ~ Tn" Hague. II i rep ortod that
he will draw up II manifesto which will shortly
h" issued by Mir Kruger II is also said
that hc has undertaken 20 try TO influence
the car in favor Of tho Bocrs
The sun., 1900-12-15
BLAZE IN A SANTIAGO THEATRE.
Lamp Set Fire 20 the Scenery Americans
In the Audience No One seriously Hurt
SpecfaI cable Dtsplich 10 THE Sun.

SANTIAGO DE CUBA. Dec i+.-During a
performance at tho Teatro del Orente last
night a petroleum lamp which was being
used in the play fell from table and set the
scenery on fire. In a short time the whole
stage was ablaze The audlsn ce made a
rush for the exits With the exception of
few minor casualties everybody escaped I'M
injured Many Americans were present at
the performance.
The commission that was appointed 10 in
quire into the .erous charges made against
the nun cipality Of Santiago began its in
vestigatlon yesterday.
The sun., 1900-12-15
TWENTY BOXER REBELS TO DIE.
PIacard Posted Calling for q New Uprising
In January. Consul Wiidman Says.

Special cable Dsspdieh 10 THE Sun.
HOMO KoSG, Dec. 14-Twenty rebels who
were charged with putting up placards Offer
Ing rewards for the heads Of foreigners have
been condemned and will be beheaded
Mr. Wildman. the American Consul. has
received Information that placard has
also been put up giving notice OF an uprising
OF the rebols in January
The sun., 1900-12-15
Dr. yc'dc's Services ORciai,y Recognized.

!~roril C1h' bc'ra'ci 10 TIE Sun.
E"lJIN, Dec. "a. tmb' ssador White
through the Foreign ONCE. has conveyed
g. Dr. N"id'. tIu ply sician of the Germ an
legation a. p"kiH. tho sincere RECOGNITION
lVl u""p -rattt 1t" uf tho United states for
hI~ -"rvi,o- "a Americans during the si'sc
The sun., 1900-12-15
New Cham berlain Libel Suits.
Spseil Cdb,s Despd,eh 10 THE SrS.

LONDON, Dec l4.-Another writ in the libel
suits against the Leoder on account OF ita
charges that the Chamberlain family wero
interested in Government contracts for mu-
ui'ions Of war was served to-day This one
il in behalf Of A W Chamberlain. the second
son Of Colonial Secretary Joseph Cham
beraln
The sun., 1900-12-15
Prince DE LiRrr's Castle Rurncd.


RNrssELs. l,"c II There ms bcrn a dis
astrous ire ~ ine castle ot Pr.nce De Iigne az
the Chateau Ecioeil near Mons. The PRINCIPAL
part of the building and many of its artistic
contents were destroyed
The sun., 1900-12-15
BOXER HORDE DRIVEN OFF.
Fighting at Hosiwu. on the Road between
Pcktn and Tientsin.

Special cable Despatch 10 THE SUN.
LONDON. Dec. IA Pekin despatch OF
Thursdays date say Boxers attacked cour-
iers near II osiw,i, on the road from Pekin
into Tientsin. last Monday. The allies sent
roenforcements against the Boxers. who we're
In overwhelming numbers.
The lighting was resumed on Tuesday.
The Boxers were routed with heavy loss.
Tho villages were occupied by the allies.
who suffered no loss.
The sun., 1900-12-15
BATTLE EXPECTED AT KOMATIPoORr.
Fifteen Hundred Beers at That Point on
the Portuguese border.

I.oRFN2p MAEQrFs. Dec. 1.-THE situa-
tion at Komatipoort. on the Portuguese
border. is serious. There ara 1900 Beers
there and fighting is momentarily expected.
The sun., 1900-12-15
FRENCH IRONCLADS STrRRET BRoKEy.
Big Gun swept the Deck, Carrying Away
the Miykcnmast.

BnFsr. Dec 1.-THE French ironclai
Amiral Duperrc pn' in her" to-day. The gear
which works the starboard turret broke in
an incNplicablc manner while tho turrot vas
revolving. one of the lir guns came IN
contact with IN" bridge and muz2cumast aud
the mast was carried AWAY
The sun., 1900-12-15

srecial CaNs D.,9atcs to THE sun.

SOUTHAMPTON, Dee. i4-Mr 7. W. Peck.
the American Commissioner General TO the
Paris Exposition. viii sail from here to-mor-
roG on the American Line steamship 81.
Louis 't.t..g
The sun., 1900-12-15
The Di,ir at yii,etraneh~.

!SiScid Cahe Despatch 10 TiIr SUN.
NuLLIF&ANCHE, Dec. H. The United states
auxiliary cruiser Dixie has arrived here
The sun., 1900-12-15
Stops the Cough and

Laxative BromD. Quinine IabclN cure a cold In one
eAy No cure. no pay Price 20 eent%-Ads
The sun., 1900-12-15

Nooitrodacht Is on tie Masaliesberg range,
Immediately west OF Pretoria
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ana y siasastef Watsen Gays Va vii
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Esla Wsss. usfhsld ssastg psae
efsta aea.sa ths fslisWiaa uehet.
easfin y q reUsE psetsts iadas
pbafifa Agofsi faHistsf ~ des 40,
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baFgsf ssFstlatsuAsat haEais l.
hstes ssk " a. HeltQai sttofasy
VI q Gsela ssili tfsssuFsg a q hs1
aedg sisasF kad Ffesas ssFssTgs
~ a Ahafsi gssaia iaisslgneis
psffsil Al lsa4es snd Cesar tofd.
"a nsas usiaosfst "a Agmaueag
20 uklsh4u4a llty CHARLES q WatiasA
spd 4 u hf4aa ~ tlls ESQ aet yfs
tFfdsy ls tAe Al hssa slap flalas I 20
ths FuFpeae u Eiung = eiFil ssryiss
sAaasiaatipa ~ apall isets ~ p9slllpn
la lte petal sefglfs ftrge sees
it essdldslsa lefeisfhgp % aaa eafgiels
a lsasi tsaFd e4asl4AAa "a lhAFles
N atsss ehslfEse sAa 4 bftnd
asefaiAfy uiil ~ pfNaeiAaa w = slpi
, MH, fls thifd a.aa41.l 4 the bsaf d
sNi BE- spFols,sa lstsf pa
hr q " kgysi fseefdsf "a ths 90
tef glUae Alslu6 alssfiet saFA thst ths
ilsepi "a pQisasi lease hssdstt
sEeat asi thv ales ~ sea Naanispehes
sst ssias lhe W laneties Efapiea ~
ludge N y nfigspl erabsis ladsf
20 Nasadisa enAsig "a ilsble AZ esate
s4asla4fsbls tfeHlle pisiH lampins
10 aa lhs - "a sad aestiaH " ths
afis eel asisgs 4 ssllsa isg aePisa
tsf M ~ pitsf sfsie a y FsFeFtsf
itste sisiisHes seae lttse hhe sssp
eF8seissd NJ ttia tsF4ft "a ttes ihsis
y wlll ~ Fisalg si lfsatis bsiafs ths
sgsHllg
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of AZ ilea nsaas sey its sssIis..s
Hs plsIthings
AZ aontts 90 tsa 0f Hf aad
Ne laha Auisf fss.aius ia ifaa
Nssai iaaustlp nat developed /.
tasaefss 60 taaisslag Bic p.ag
thiess Yesterday whns tit mothsr
ess sb~ppiss ia ths siil tAs uttis
iailos Rgipsa dsHu tuo smaIl bfaas
tsi ioess stsY snd sc esat gIsss
hs ssitsa "a ihs aiaksi i.ku Wissbrfa
nfas'et mashins Whsa ths nathsf
discovered tsat tha sFtilles aeFs naa
I'd sks sunmoaea msiiesl aid bai
eeipfs the phFsiQisa sffiFud thsrs eas
4 fsFaltiou IL tha kaeJ 3 stsaaseh asa
th9 aFtie'ea sania iafth Nstaita
ataealus tbs shlla aPpess ptfisotiF
sell afs hiilaf u ftNl sfeatlF 81
gited. shg insistlaa thst brssstpia
ahilh asaast be faaaa aaa aa 80
he tsisEa suaIiassd
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Awlul ircldsni llocurred
Al noughlons 6ln

Hssahsassaa ia aeat aattrls nss
~ sfsas ~ e. aefal n1Htaai Iat
esiqfa aaaa tessf kiea Wells 8
aeEtp sap'agss. ahii iaaseaina lhs
stiion pses la itt fssf aia sat his
ssaa saasass fas 81 40 albae sees
aF11a it apFssrt ihst sac e. taaa
essEht taa aaisi tsad of b. aofsias
ltoset aut la SEQ tsssada ha haaa
saa afu asfs arssa $3.50 tae ssas
Haleb afs isaaeasd au aalaa
sn.al eua bsif inah spafl
ura hiesh aat h naIth aaf.
cal I'd tt enre. nat tI tha uma lhnI
arfiseS WaIH hat aInlst tIa1 B.
leal0 A. laa aselaaat 80 atasaaa a..
pihef eu FIoFss ihaf ,hry sever thoafh
, ~ tfiaa BE afm A. siop taa biu1f
itil aitefuupa tne Ara aaf amgatat
a1 above see fIboH WfIa haa
sife aat Gee ahiii. e utua toI
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HAsIMnA
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4 ~ Ht
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|aels
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-20
MT WAS CRUSHED
BrakemAn george BrAytOn
Mas AarF0w Escape
From Death.

userss hfsyten ofassmsu oa ths
Esstafa uklshona hsFeiy ssaaPsd
death yesterday sssaias 81 ths aaios
statloa Ths assidsst eqoaufd ~ las
sla,ua Ia ihs ssaf % shs dspot hs
VS. shsntias . cosah la o. tbs siaiae
asa obi ksagtsa "a . gef ~ atfe :
fsW stspa bis tedY tame fa eoiilslpa
vita tke cesl shed " tha pamp aoasF
~ sirgek Nlth tsififle foFas ibfsn
slLie ~ tail ~ Lka gseasa hls tftssas
aeaF ny aotlesd kiu iali aaa seat a.
his aid a pbIsieiso va eaiiea ane
90 aaamiuatioh. thfgr fihf wsfs fpnpa
bfokau and w hole goaged ia tke
mgaaular paFt ~ bia back un wss
sasi to thb bpsgl,al ~ iePgsa
bfay tou a. aes ~ NgnauetQf ust
tfieks man snd has bsen eonsldtfsd =
uost gafsial smplsgse.
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rRMIklaAI
glpuhlEans In Caaadlan
Csualy up Againsi
flerre 6hme

aaaH HeFf N taaarftNe laMs
HNaa aeaflaaftsla sas aiift hstar
a. Elsa ias ttpnisft afaHf af aatafs
lAai .Fsf ssssatisa tassihaf Goa h
b fafFsat tts useig apfu'ntea seaif
asa af taa aaaatF ssaWkl eaaaItiea
sas O. hasd inaa ssflg aafa.aa Nss
nemaelats ai psasd'aa taanir sfs
eaahtsnt iatH teasi .s taeai ~ ala
fhs hsPatiiaaas hsss arsati sa.a
pslEu teRd4asftsn iu So nta ratsl
pautlua snh sferetslf CIas Hat
fraft a rhsfge fesa HaFau.Iaaaa
naalnF bfata sptil daht UfI Ai
elsaass 81 ssassts srs saslast tsaa
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lHasf Fqstat lati syealHs Nfraa .
iaspss ~ Nssisi NeNn. saa eems
Anes lep selpFsA stfssas ei ,th gli4
lhs isagf w. aou sApessa 1ts ~
laaiaa llaspt Nefttl ~ psfahft
as W sal alspH h4FisQmsfi nab
laa aaa w n wss lisa feffa lilla
aNasf 4 elis NJ aiA kaeks Hhsfp ihf
1850 ksA asssssghstil 'sia NsHsf
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aaIaan.sI asffIaian Nssas HIa Ftaes
~ uasIHspa QPsa.
Fts au hssausa tts aaNs ssioou
leaf 81 sal iha tslaasista ut Nalahaaaa
Ntf abasa Usaasa atfa rtrosed secs
atfaIg Ha AHaaaab ss hstute ~
aaIaaaal lsafs hauasa ass rs
sosst lhs stIsoa "a Nsfumaa b. spss
abt 10 aaIne baaInfss ha sttaFasY
fspfetsauas ths tailuaists aara
naInaa HlII eantlaua ta operate
aia elaes af baslaets "a beiaff ha1 aa
tef soc satsoflil 20 tha N.sasa tnat
aEt glasted ~ him bI tha rsaa b
toafd Wa HaId th2E ths sapfeme
egaft esaset tepfiFe hiu uf tho Haht
asa ttat ths aetiou that has bt 90
tasea ansantt o. astkl ~ Al iaa "a
Gtpl il ahaa the potlllIn 81 tha aue
pftaa coaft Nj uarfimaaa iiesnse
= valid aseanaat asd ha Uaanut b.
pfoHealea afla,insll. So ths saiiiag
~ asof andtf iis aattofitY Nhe
leoaeF is psid aad es hss opsfatea 80
aef Ia faf several Mentha saa thEfa ID
10 fsassa ahF hs ahsuld not eauNuas
- faf e. 30 caa see 90 sosrsa thu
eGa plsy iaeat u tka ettoFugYs Co.. the
a. = sslaas isaaaa dapsads ou ouf "
altloa bFiaa sfnna tnt - hasa ug
iaestlas bat tE=t tksy viii ioae thslr
pasitloa ikefe IL na qaestigu bat
y kat ths maa she bsFe thelf moReT
iuFsstsd Ia tka bsslaesa hefe uke
asffiasa saa 0fhsGs asu go prgtee
tlou ffata the 80 eslie4 refoFlanrs sho
afs atiem Ptlua - Fain tbsif baaiaass
aad thst ih psiat ~ iaw the action
~ ths sHpFema s9ars 10 uet hasl in
AIIa Huattef
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90 Assssa, u ths ls~ rrless onsesd
To- Fsfm pfsausts

on Account u ths ls~ rfless oHsfsd
fsf Penn pfsassts
hat1. ths sal Postsr fstafeea 1hls
slasaiss t,oa piP pyeF tssssfp
uklakoma uathrls q fsssisius seins
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los ths spysgs srs ssa.las as1s9's al
hollow ou whss. tsihsa " sesFgs
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tfalns will b. Fsa ffpa sil sdiaesnt
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tiias lhH sHtlfe puiapssI 20 pfst 900
spimal astsss slli " ,sss aeeksa sst
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fha W ~ IA ~ aiu atael leday 80
y ~ eith Nm. Osboraa o. North
hrpad ~ perfect arFasao@en a. co. enf
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halp autNrtaia thea
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Ias Oaa fsiisss aiii o. asfs is
ths iaiustsfy degree tosisas - .
spseisi ,assung T~siss esna,astss
aasirs ~ bs shsup Ibfg lssst "a e
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kad tu hsid isu nssuAEh ~ssk ~
kess ~ = ltk A. ssgs ssa $50 brhipd
Gos OYsf faat aembaft htva beea
aahaittsd daHas tss iatt aiaety dagk
Frpssnt tsem oefaflp $40.
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Me- " bAmitb fstarpsa ~ bss
Aalaes ysatstaaY aha hgs eFsN t'a
.iusg hes bealesr, teils Adlsf To- las
pasl moRte
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Asslysd iset nlsht igou a-a fsHslssi'
oai sad sill Fsit hefe ips ~" aNFs
Iaass a. a aaiasf eams W i'ela
Fawuss FastaldAg nyeniag ana wea'
~ psfsg' a. hss bssp heldlna sgsf
thsfe lpf ths pasi weeh
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viii eiala lshHss ana ssngaat aa
Fuaag sspi a.
sac heussoleat snt fratssuft of
drf af Ulks held ~ auttss saiie uset
- iast siaht fha tppiloai.aas VI
iaartssa psfsoas ssfe rseslssd saa
.ssorsoiy passs4 ou tY eommi,tsss
Thesa spplicatioas sill b. ballaiei on
3 ths regaiar uestiag AZ na heid aeHt
lats sisF pishf
Oa tas aseplus VI sspt ls she b IA
eill kald = iabiige sad oauguei la ths
X or usatla hau. Dagfag V orh eilI
sa pafinF uasd Aad tba Oaldh0ms Oltg
lodge % tlbs led - frof Dsnarf, ~
Nornsn. has beea iaYiled ~ aas.st
ths iabise pronitss ~ bs EHcsedinsl y
loiiy AZ least 100 Eisa alil b. Fsea
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ttetHa fNeN Mts0lts ia itt Nt4ia vi
HffFfaf os Qli
tts alass rsess assa
Faeirf mas ~ SECS % Nsitsf
lts ii ifssfaiE tssftpf "a issss
Wath sftta tig iIs1 te1st ua
Aua p tta ssHsfsd q faaasa ffsIt
aat legged lala aaeerfeiaNettt ifea
atist aha aesfl fsttssfsH
DutF zee iana aIssb na uaafist
nsat easss4 hff Bes feies tt aas
lhaasat sts ass 4ssd aot faaafaI
sffshes esaaais Hefa nefa hHt atrt
Nais isIattlass iaflssisi thsi Nia ass
nui taHast
uff batF aas tl Haa st thai .t t'a
30 -s.sa aliF peaais 10 tsaia