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b. Augustine Royal q Co.,

BY virtue OF deed OF trust from Au-
eth, Isl, and recorded In the, Hastings
Is, page iiS, ana Being 70 directed, we
win sell y at public auction on the day.
hour ant place named above, that very
valuable lot. with Frame Store and and
Line Depot, The lot fronts IS feet on the
north side Of Hull Street and ~ feet
deep. This property, being 80 near the
commercial purposes.
TDRMs-Cash as to expenses Of sale.
tsxes. II any be due. and to pay OF the
5000. O.; the residue upon such terms az
viii be made known ct sale,
si'' a ID. w. WEISlGER,
a., L, ADAMSON, ~
AUGUSTINE ROYAL.
Present Trustees OF the Building, Loan
& Trust Co.. OF Man chester, va. 81
May a-tds
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At the RICHMOND BAZAAR.

II will sell at Public Auction next WE'D
,NEsDAY, May 9th, 800 Horses and Mules.
We will sell q number OF Combination
Saddle and Harness Horses and some
fancy Roadsters, The shippers say this
ia an extra good lot of horses and you
can get your choice and any class horse
you want. VIII also sell some Standard
Bred Horses that can show q. fast gait.
The consignments are from Missouri.
Illinois. Ohio, Kentucky. Tennessee and
one loud Of fancy horses from the Valley
of Virginia Have one standard bred
Shetland Pony for sale.
The Mules run'Eln size IS to 1914 hands
high, with finish and quality
Attend the sale II IN need. 40 II VIII be
a good time 10 get what you want and
they will all be sold Tor what they VIII
& w also sell two stand ard-bred Stall
5lloIis. highly bred. and have some NJ
their set to show for themselves. II q
JOS. LASlrrER.
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BY 4J.sB, Elam A. Co.,
DuBL1 ga A5 Ns!a9s AH S&E&

Is npr1cHpp 81. .pHS DWELLING 17rr LIN
No. 1908 West Leigh Street.
THE r.. b, h F. r. n, SHOPS,
BY direction OF the, owners, who Is re-
.olyed te SCI pwFs ihe 81 5s PUBIC
auc TUbs it Y SRhsxH, MAY 5, 1905
sstwss iiiG so'0g IL. isbr WHIST HssH9 LhidH
vide ~ ha 4 'ii + we'll arranged and conYen-
ient to the r., p g p +, r, Shops, the
S Abatteir. s! Bslghman Stationary Go.s
Printing House. jenkins New Rook Bind,
Ste iH selected by the Continent tai r. baocc
Company TOR their new taEtorE The looa,
m mar good tenants at . good rental, and
ii viii pay well as an Ryestment The e
owner being resolved to sell, a. bargain
may be expected, and all In quest Of such
property should q ttend the sale.
II M s 81 ]. u. ELAN a CO.,
Adj to.tds y s z Ri n ANetlo nssys-
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-" - :. .---..s5s 3Gs
a lInder and by. virtue OF decree OF the
G farsg eolrt 72h G aayoi 1872
Newman the un dersigned will sell pri-
iyately that handsome estate at some rs e.,
eonta is ns about l.2oo acres With haahEd.
some 8 buildings thereon and dwelling
house handsomely furnished. The furni,
ture to be sold as whole WITH the ne real
estate l5$ :, !.
~ This property Is about on and one hall
miles from Somerset. Vas, station !. on
the main line OF tie Southern Railwaly 2,
and 50 miles from Richmond. Va.
equipped estates in Virginia. the dwelling
bSsIng q ar
whole house being supplied with water
and heated With steam. als9 graSt "a 80 lSl
out with electricity. Is situated on high
and commanding prospect, With splendid
view OF the Blue RIDGE Mountains ana the
Rapidan Valley Situated near n hosse
arE fsr EEK Sae
vehicles. harness, grooms md stanle oo ;s:
dwelling Is a large frame barn and trains
Ing stable, In which is room for 70 horses
and room for storage for grain and hay,
through the BUILDING. In addition to tho
tenant Houses on this property, two Of
and and outbu!idings attached: On the prop.
erty Is a large artificial lake; hanas on, >
plant Trailing track and several beautl-
fiji groves, In addition to other valuable
timber, The land has been farmed as q
whole, but can be very ndV1nt4geously
divided into small farms II Is we'll
watered and fenced the fence along the
public road being lr9p picks e. Ehe iana
handsome estate, among them being the
Montpelier estate. the horne OF President
lodge, about three quarters Of a MI e, be-
Ing lighted the whole distance by ELECTRIC
lights, The. electric. plant 10 nsW and OF
the most improved pattern, This Is
most desirable home and can be bought
reasonably. For price. terms. etc.; address
GEO S; Z Z. 1s Il Il \ Madison, Va
May l~eod-6t
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Fer So -

UPPER CENTRAL GRACD.8rRBU0
$RESIDEN CE on large lot .a..S
& MONROE PARK EaEs1D = NICE
= E 81 81 FL. DWELLING ON LUdH.
near HTFr Hlass E5Tse s.sroRY BRICK REAL
.DENcD, Main near Madison sf5gst. x,
GOOD RMNIlNGs !. Nv sl4 ~ -,
= NV o-sTORY DWELLING ON PINE
Street, near hIain. -, = q. 7, ~ Z,
" LARdE DWELLING, WITH HRo.AaADo
81 sTio NE AND til:I, biWBL LING 81 FIFTH.
near Leigh Street, good stand. eor srnae:
TWO SNUG DWELLINGS, ON THIRD ll'. 2.
st bziRitcRa eaL King PLANT. WITH
lN'>A4tus'' = N, W. BOWIE.
N. Eleventh Street.
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HIGH coNsTABLE's SALE.

HIGH coNsTABLE's SALE. #f
viii sell at public auction, on
II MONDAY, MAY !, 1903.
at II o'clock A. H.. at 1908 East Frank
lin Street. the following property to
satisfy writa In my hands. to-wit:as
a ONE hDRAY, WARDROBE fs3ss
II Is REFRIGERATION CARPET;
" CHAIRS, LOUNGES: Ssse
81 BUREAUS, TABLES:
WAsHsTANDs, CURTAINS;
CLOCKS, TRUNKS;
s. MIRRORS, MATING; X
!. 4 E RRGSTj i BoTrIjns wH1sKEY:
81 TOBACCO, SET OF MEASURES; S S4f
l53 lot OF GLASSES; ss
i3a THREE RTrNDLET6; XII
AZ SHOWCASES, 90. gt h
4 TERMS Cash. ~. g y, :, ~
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BY VIM. B.. Ptzzini Com pany,
Real Estate Auctioneers. \:
Tenth and Bank Streets.
A UCTTON sALE

IA UcT1oN. sALB or eB,.
"A DESIRABLE DETACHED FRAME
3 DWELLING ON BOWLING GREEN 81
9l8 ROAD CTrIB Elk TENSl ON w OF
78,' NEAR AR : 6. 4 o. sHoPs AND
- 800 LOCOMOTIVE WORKS. - Tal.,l
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AjUorlon sALEs-rUruRE DAYS


IN part execution Of the below. mere
appointed for the purpose, viii seii BY
sf rfpSlHFYst' or p MHY i e.
IN the order followins, VIZ, ]:
LAND. 6lx1005 feet. to n alley 10 feet wide.
upoh which g email "a frame house The
cornsr Of Baker and Hickory streets.
Houses erected ip ssna h,s lpt wo siI nnS
Handsomely upon the outlay. 81.
! Secondly: At,e q clock r NJ. th,a,t
iot Il Situated at tho northeast corner Of
Cary and Morris streets. It is lltely. that
the i'd joIning lot can be had; such being
t te case, you vii find this 10 DO the spot
upon which to erect a row Of dwellings.
port you n ease and cont comfort Abrams A. l
: T E fsnone-fo fourth cash, tho residue
In three equal nstiam s na,. At and -
cent. & interest added; or all cash. at the
- All 17s 6. 45 s.. p. PATTERSON. a
~ IL N al Special Commissioner.
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BySJ. B. Elan q Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneer1.

py}J. B.. ELAN q Co. y
4 Real Estate sAuctioneers. IS \ III
.TRusrDEs AUcrl99NN SALE SALE
a NgAT. AND -ATRAcGT1yE, 7, z-g 9 T9g
DBT ACHED FRAME +, q, W sInM Nc.
A NV 1hNTTY - III Is = s 81 RI, S1
4 BETWEEN PARAMOUNT AVENUE
1877 AND r STREET, IN
PARAMOUNT.
No. 1908 N. Twenty-first Street.
In execution Of a deed Of trust from
Emmett ]. Jennings and vile. dateo me -
18th Of October, 1892 and RECORDED r IN -
default having been nnade In The debt n't
the beneficiary. the undersigned trustee
Will sell by public auction. on tho prem
i1os THURSDAY, MAY u 1903.
AZ 6 o'clock p. NJ, the real estate therein
described and situated as above stated
tho a lot q fronting 2S11 feet and running
back within parallel lines IFS 11-!2 feet
TO an alley In common IA feet VIDE, ana
the dwelling thereon being spacious 81 b
'stantial, we'll appointed and IN 5000 re- re-
'p'1TsiERals-For cash as to the e1penses OF
Of isOO. with Interest thereon from tho
18th Of April, 1909. and as to the residue,
upon such terms az shall be announced
at the time Of sal g. =, I, y, -
E ). ;. Elan q Co, AUG ion.ers:
May 2-tds { 3si,t4 s.
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BY N. W. Bows, AZ
Real Estate Auouonssr. S5,s
Attractive Building Lots IN
Beautiful Fairmo unit,
"A Dsseryedly Popular Suburb i,l|| i,
BY AUCTION. .

For the purpose OF winding up tho AZ.
fairs OF the Paramount Land Company !
will, under Instructions Of the Board OF
Directors. sell by public au ctton, on the
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!. D. }, 3. Z. Ham
Grottoes, Va.

For SALE
s1os ACRES FOR $4,000; NEAR STA
zion; 9-room dwelling /; necessary out
buildings; variety Of fruit.
r.. B. Cf1AFFIN q co, Inc
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5rOR BsAI.E-A HANDSOME VIRGINIA
r. ESTATE, WITH HOUSE HAND
ysOMELYl FURNISHED, AT SOMERSET;
ORANGE COUNTY, VA.
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N. B.-By arrangement better tssms
can be made III a y n II Il s5i l59I
May 2-tds Ia sil55
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE En-
! l5s5a339;S9s;lO OF $f5S3t 3&5is
n 46 NORTH EIGHTEENTH STREET..

BY John T. Goddin & Co..
Real Estate Agents and iAuctioneers,
s Bank and Eleventh Streets.
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Richmond chancery Court. Decree Of 18th
a. Of March ,g 1908: .55
Bent. r. Neisz. Admr.
Barbara Neisa.
The bond required Of the Special Com
misvione or by the above decree has been
uu's s'so cHAs o. a sAvILLB.
Nay a-tds S Clerk.
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CoM a 9 ,1s AUCTION t7t sALn
TWO DESIRABLE. CENTRALLY 10
60 GATED FRAME DWELLINGS, -
ON NORTH SIDE OF CARY BETWEEN
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4, NJ 1Ea 5.s R w. $WATK1Ne,5 va
Special Commissioner
Tho bond required Of tho Special Com
missioner by the above decree has been
: o4T's sst k:' CHARLES Q. sAvILLR,
May 2-tds 55i9 a Sl !ei ~ =
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ourth cash. ana the resi-
ual iustalmelts at one.
ars from day OF ga le, for
,est added. and secured
on said property; or al
ION OF the purchaser.
!, JORDAN LIZ KN,
substisutsd gFpataA
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hood Is excellent. It being
Of refined and cultivated
lrther particulars address
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GOOD, SOLID, CENTRAL j Al.
!. Brio inV||,esinl,le;'In| III \

# $4,000 WILL BUY A ~ GOOD. SUB.
ar ANT1AL BRICK HOUSE, n ear Eighth
and GRACE. Pays 10 per cent. and Is Y
genuine bargain. ;f.
POLLARD & BAGBY,S 81
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-04-19

interest was taken in This event and
every kind of an organized body planted
trees. The first year preparatory stu
dents put out six class trees; the second
preparatory four trees, and all the other
classes of the various departments put
out one or more monuments to their
memory Besides these several Sunday
school classes took part, and also a large
number of individuals set out trees for
themselves. Professor Harold's S. S.
class of young ladies put out two, one
a handsome sycamore. The Senior nor
mails sustained their reputation of build
ing for the future by putting out the
only oak, a handsome little tree. In spite
of the hard work of the young men and
several of the older men, and the en-
couraging smiles of the young women,
dark found not half the trees planted
Several men were engaged ii put in Sat
urday at the work. Even though the
trees are young. they will make an i'm
mediate Improvement in the looks of the
campus and promise beautiful drives for
the future. The elm seemed to be the
favorite. though a large number of ma
pies and other varieties were planted.
About six o'clock the bill bell was rung,
summoning all to the building. where
the Ladies University club. assisted by
the students, had prepared a sumptuous
banquet. The prophecy was, as one
viewed the heavenly laden table. that
there would be like the trees. a bountiful
supply left over for next day. but the
outdoor air and exercise had done its
work. and those that planted trees Satur-
day had TO look elsewhere for lunch.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-04-19
sickner Conservatory No.e..

Mr.. Clarence Kelly is studying voice
under Miss Clark.
Miss Mary Tfmmons OF Kechi resumed
her piano study saturday after a short
vacation.
Mr. Tony Boneti began course Of
mandolin study wednesday.
Miss Bowers has enrolled in the piano
department. OF the conservatory. after
three years study in other music schools
Mr.. Herbert Smith. brother q Miss
Bessie Smith, our efficient piano teacher.
is convalssoent after & serious siege Of
typhoid fever
Mrs DR. Bowers made Us a pleasant
call Saturday morning.
Mr.. F. a Parker Of Boston favored U
with a visit one day this week
Mrs Armstrong from California Miss
Fordyce and Miss Quenod wsre among
our visitors this week.
4 new class in history OF music has
been organized All xho have been await
ing its organization win please take no
tice and enter at once 50 as to have the
benefit of ali The lessons,
Miss Grace Lucas returned 70 Der
home n Lyons Kan. yesterday morning
after a pleasant and successful term q
voice study
TIE students gave the following pro-
gram 81 the conservatory Fridsv after
noon for th-4r regular weekly pupiis' re-
cital:
Musical Resume OF the week--.-------
Romance tD- - No. -Rabezslsin
Miss May Coraey-
Irish Folk Song .-----...-..---F9c r 9cse
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-04-19
Frlendc, University Notes.

Rev. Bruce Griffith of the Reformed
church. led chapel exercises last Tuesday
morning.
The following new books have Just
been received FOR the English literature
section Of the library: Stopford ).
Brooke : 'Tennyson. His Art and Rela-
tion TO Modern Life" Luce's Handbook
70 Tennysons Works" G. w. Cookies 5
r'Browning Guide Book" A c. Bradley s
commentary on Tennyson's In Menor-
fam ' Copeland and Rfdesut's Fresh
man 7nSlish and TheDlc Correcting"
The base ball team went TO Alva. O.
T. ScaJ 10 play with the normal at that
place The first game. played Thursday
suited IN a score of 10 ! in favor Of
Friends; the second game. on Friday.
Ia @ 500 of 10 Z. in favor OF Alva.
President Stanley has been confined to
his home for two or three days on ae-
count of an attack of la grippe
Nl-s. Foyer. Of Carthage. No. who has
teen attending her daughter Elizabeth
ouring her illness, returned 20 her home
Thursday.
Josiah Benford left Wednesday evening
for trip to Excelsior Springs. No.
The chief event Of this week has been
Arbor day exercises held Friday. Great
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-04-19

his son-in-law, were callers the forepart
of the week
I Miss Anderson is back at her work af-
ter a weeks sickness
/ L. T. Markey, of the actual business
/ department. left Wednesday for Gilman
! City. Mo-, to take charge of his father s
farm.
/ ]. w. Martindale. a recent studen. of
the bookkeeping department, is one of
the naval recruits who enlisted during
the last week.
L. D. Bush. a former student, called
Wednesday. He was in wreck in Lou
isiana some time ago and has only been
out Of the hospital short time
George Fry. of the bookkeeping depart
ment, spent couple of days of this week
at his home near Bremen, Okla.
Harry Newell. a former student of the
bookkeeping department, called Thursday
and shook hands.
Chas. Fox, of the bookkeeping depart
ment, was absent a couple of days fig
uring on a contract for his father at
Newton.
l think that window was broke on
both sides Don't you?
Miss Emma Smith has returned after
a long siege of sickness.
John Johnson, of the shorthand de-
partment. has accepted a position with
the West Side Racket
Myrtle Sisson has gone to her home
in Harper for a vacation
Cleve Combs. of the shorthand depart-
ment. has accepted a position with the
Sherwood Langdon Implement Co. Of
this city.
New students this week are ella Skeels.
Alice Palmer. Hortense Anderson. Fran
ces whitney, Rose Gunther. returning.
David Thomas and Nora B. Hawkins.
letter was received from Bert Dew
ing. a former student OF the bookkeep-
ing department, in which he states that
he is manager OF a lumber businss IN
Harrison. Okla. at a good salary.
r. C Rutland. a recent student of the
actual business department. has accept
ed a position as bookkeeper for the Do
mestic laundry. which was recently open
ed in this city.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-04-19
Wichita College
Fairmount colIeqe Notes.
Notes of Wichita's
Educational institutions.

Prof. ~Isely is on the sick list. His
classes will meet as usual on Tuesday
The fence enclosing the new Athletic
park was finished last night. The qu;S-
ter mile track and dirt diamond, with
new bleachers, etc, make the new PARK
one of the finest in the state.
Yesterday Cooper went down to defeat
% the tune OF IA to 3. Fairmount will
show baseball enthusiasts some first-class
games this season.
The inter-class week meet was the uc-
casion of much interest The winners in
the dashes were Hill. Herrick and Locke
wood. The high and broad jumps We're
won by Salter, as was the hammer throw.
bliss. Isely, Claude Davis and Burls-
holder were the winners in the quarter,
half and mile runs, respectively. Blazer
did good work in winning the low hurdles
and second place in the high. Salter eas-
fly led in individual points. having g
TO his credit, while Hill was second with
15. Cooke and Holmes also did good work
for the 'preps' team, which won over
the senior team by a score Of As TO 81.
Rev. Salandt spoke to the students in
fhe chapel exercises Saturday morning.
by the English and its Effect on the HIS
tory of America. Mr.. Solandt was born
.n Quebec and took pleasure in point
ing out to the students the historical in
accuracies connected with that great
struggle for possession of this famous
city. Rev. Solandt is now from Alton.
Iowa, and will candidate in the Fair
mount church Sunday morning
Mrs. Putnam, who has been confined
TO her room for SO long as the result of
fall, is now able to walk about The
house.
DR.. Alfred Roulet and family recently
OF Dallas, Texas, have been visiting on
the hill for several days. DIR. Roulet is
on his way TO Chicago. where intends to
settle.
Or. Morrison left for the east Sunday
evening where he viii be busy until com
mencement
The College Golf club is about to start
tournament 10 contest for the Pearce
cup. The links are in fine condition aui
some good records are assured.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-04-19
wlchita Musical Club.

The piano department of Aussezl eiso
viii meet next Wednesday az zsS ,. H.
n the club rooms Miss Mis- vii -
leader during The remaining weeks ef the
present study period ard VII - sia6 ~
have short i,enss of musical ne~s or IN
eiaents n The lives OF wager. fA-z;.
Greg or Brahms.
The musical rsHrAse-s wfi - 'rso.
BrzhEss plzyed by &izE Torring-oa.
Miss Leeper szd zrs- Hrs-1y. Rhzr.ofy
No "a I4szt. ~ Nils zeiis sse1csr ara
ou.s Norwegian BTt1aI Prnc~sssoz- ~
Cri-<. Misses LsisEe and Nss.e Han TAs
public are cordially i-vited 20 ais ta-
rnessfzgE cf ptzzo Department chorlzs
Dractice as o'cSock-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-04-19

Cuban Love Song .........s. .WelliEgs
Miss Grace Lucas.
Polka de Concert. Bartlett
Miss Hazel Herrig
Paper. "Old Violin Makers and the
Materials They Used ....-.....-...
Miss Marguerite Bliss.
Schottische (Aiandolin solo with gui-
tar accompaniment. Schaffer
Mr. Reginald McSaul.
Sweet Is Thy Mercy, Lord j. Barnby
Misses Harriet DEAN. Grace Lucas,
Mabel DEAN and Messrs. James
Myers and Clarence Kelly.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-04-19
City Regulator
Makes Suggestions as to
How to Build a Wichita.

!
To the Editor OF the Eagle:
, / would ten the railroad builders who
are proposing TO build into the city from
the north that Wichita poposed 10 have
a southeast road and thst the company
that built that road would get our piunks.
4 lady friend said to me this week. re-
feriinS TO the cleanup the alley articles.
that we did not need any alleys. had no
more use for them than her buggy needed
fifth wheel
/ would pave the two alleys on either
side OF the government building. The
city ought 20 pave them. They are
Travelled more than any two alleys in thu
city and they are both nasty all the time.
l have been studying the down trodien
race problem some. and listened 10 the
spiel OF the fellow who howls about tho
monopoIies ard trusts-octopUE~s fasfen-
ing their tank tackles onto the throats
OF the poor iaborer-an5 the body polite.
and find that these same fellows are the
hardest people on earth 70 work for. IL
is seldom that they can get lsborers-
Sometimes when 1 see men abuse horses
on the streets 7 try 10 believe IN the re.1-
carnsti0n theory. and hope that after
death these fellows viii sppear as hofss
and II they arc thurnpei and pounded
and starved until they grow thin ard
spawned and string hslted-th~y wfil 20
getting thelr Just dues.
have been IN every state IN the United
States save three-aIso one q a hair
dozen of their hsst and hansfsouoeSt tow8s
and cities ard there f. rot half dozen
IN the country handsorser than wichita
and nore more hesi;hy.
The orient road will run an sxcursf5n
train from this city 20 Carmen ueTt
"Wednesday Every business boure IN IN .
city ought 20 be reprs-ent>d on this sx-
cursien. Get your card. and literature
ready. brush uP that smile ths; wDai
come or" and 20.
would not allow th@ usher At ere
Auditorium opera house q sat people
White fh- curtain Is sp. People ahon'd
not ask 70 b. taken - their Neafz Ut
should stand quietly or take seats IN ne
r~ar unffi TIE curtain dro1s o. the rsustc
ceases and not annoy sveTy fsody r. re
house. The actors ard ths nagsicisns
Someone araongrnouslT writes ne cfrT 1
Regulator saying. VIII yos 81 yasF i
nos, af3e ard foYcibis terms ergfes- 4
your opinion q pe-soa wbo siis vrsts
az anonyr-osss geff~r Wei thsak /;
3s r~si. real rzsxh;y 20 snyoas 20 write i
such a letter.
I wo-is not rrnoke zklIe rzas.x a = 1
funeral proc~~sic.
vosif r-co-so~nt RAT Tu1 izY ssse i
you- RItse ard Eagle today s0rE eaoS~h
20 rad fhs Er-Nsyo- Hsyr q Ezifir.u-e. +
article. -. ideal ChArs~- for sr.sf I
CITY published II ihe Saturday Eyerln< 4
Pot g Ap-si 81
whas a s~l<sffsl coneeEslo1 sfzss 81
estassiszsn< . coiozy n crsS~-.ss>la sascs
ara =ass e<siEAfra pace . Il snd
car h~ rasce sss uazt esileA:f1l eros1
% people co-=eose 80 r5.ze<rs1lp
st ss a fact TAT . raas <as s<~n
bzl.szzx q ss-oe Il sro7s % hss rs<Sezos