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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-10-24
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Don't be Pelican.
Lyons.
A good bookbinder is wanted at the
Advertiser office.
Armstrong and Phillips, clever song
and dance artists, at Orpheum tonight
Reduced to 15 cents per box at
Lyons.
Dividend No. rs is due and payable
to the stockholders of the Eva Planta-
ton Co.
Home made cake, buns, doughnuts
and all kinds of pies at Miller's candy
store on Hotel street.
A bicycle was found on Kaahumanu
street; owner can have by calling at
this office, describing property and pay
ing all expenses.
A fine storage lot in Kewa1o near the
Oahu Ice and Electric Co. plant will
be sold at public auction today at Nor
gan's salesrooms.
Four shares of the Honolulu Invest
ment Co. Ltd, stock will be sold at
public auction by Jas. Morgan at his
salesrooms today at noon.
Safe deposit boxes and surety bonds
furnish new ways for the Henry Water
house Trust Company to increase it's
usefulness as a popular Honolulu in
stitution.
The leasehold of some 80 acres of land
suitable for banana plantation with
a thousand or more plants in bearing
is to be sold at public auction today
at Morgan's salesrooms at noon.
The classes at the Woods Institute
are steadily increasing. There are
over sixty now taking the work. Good
results are being obtained. Prof.
Woods has certainly solved the prob
lem of maintaining good health within
the tropics Several business men have
put off their contemplated trip to the
coast since taking his work.
Enjoy a good laugh at the minstrel
and variety show at Orpheum tonight
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JARED SMITH GOES Z
TO WASHINGTON

Jared G. Smith, director of the Uni
ted States Experiment Station, VIII
leave on November Bird on the Korea
for Washington. Mr. Smith has been
requested to come to Washington to
confer with Department officials in ne
gard to the policy of the work to be
pursued in Hawaii. Director Smith
expects to return in December. This
will be the first time he has left the
Islands since he came here three years
ago
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JUDGE ESTEE MAY
BE OPERATED on

Last night the condition of United
States Judge Estee was serious and it
was thought that he would have to be
removed from the Young hotel to a
hospital for an operation.
Judge Estee has been ailing for a
year with, it is said, arrangement
of the kidneys. His trip to San Fran
cisco, which he had looked forward to
with eagerness as a means of restoring
his health, did him little good. He
caught a severe cold and returned here
in consequence, before his vacation
was over.
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IOLANI COLLEGE
CONCERT TONIGHT

The following is the program for the
concert at the z. M C. A. tonight in
aid of Iolani College:
Overture: Poet and Peasant Supp.
Mr.. E. Kaai and his guitar and man
dolin sextette.
Spanish Songs: -. ..
Mrs. Hiberdine
Sailors Song & Chorus: 70 no, Little
Girls 49,. .....-......A Country Girl
Clog dance: $500. MFR. Harwood
Huitdr ooio ..-..-.............. Il. kaai
Quartette: Madrigal Mikado
Misses Kelly and Hartnagel
Messrs. a. Wall and r. E. Wright.
Solo: Prologue .....Pa gliacci
Mr.. Herzer.
Duet and dance: The Picaninnies..
.......... $500. 1890. Runaway Girl
Mrs. Tenney and Mr.. G. F. Davies.
instrumental Sextette ..
Scene from Mikado: .....
Katisha-Mrs. Hoffman.
Ko-ko-Mr. Cockburn.
Quintette: She Will Tend Him
.......... The Sorcerer
Misses Kelley and Hartnagel,
Messrs Clifford Kimball, G. F. Davies,
w. F. Dillingham;.
Solo: Elsie from Chelsea &C. F. Davies
Stein Song & Chorus Prince of Pilsen
Soloist-Mr. I. Dillingham;
Accompanist-Mrs. Gerard Barton.
Unfortunately Mr.. T. C. Davies, who
was singing in the quartette from the
Mikado. and the quintette from the
Sorcerer, as well as in the two choruses
is prevented from taking part owing
to indisposition.
The exceedingly clever posters which
have been on view in the window of
the Wall, Nichols Co. of the Hawaii
Promotion Committee, are the work of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Couzzens. They
are also designing the program. which
will be quite original.
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BURNT
LEATHER
GOODS

We have added a side line Of burnt
leather cushions. We have some of
these goods on display and they must
be seen to be appreciated.
Amy design. photograph. or scene can
be reproduced. Special orders will be
turned out at short notice.
The leather cushions displayed range
in price from $3.50 up. Initials will be
put on the back free Of charge.
These goods are the finest ever shown
here. The prices exceedingly low for
such high art work. The first day they
were displayed three were sold. Re-
member, anything you wish can be re-
produced on leather.
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LOCAL BREvlTIEs.

| Vaudeville show at the Orpheum to-
night.
The Federal grand jury stands ad-
journed, since its Thursday session, un-
til Monday morning.
The hanging of Tanbara Grammatical.
| ly reproduced is one of the attractions
| running at the japanese theater.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Martin will have charge OF
the study hour at the Y. NJ. C. A. to-
morrow at 4:SO. Supper will be served
at $50.
There will be regular meeting of the
William Mckinley Lodge K. of P. this
evening with work in the first degree in
Harmony Hail.
The employees of the Hawaiian
Gazette Co. will have their annual luau
today. leaving for Pearl City on spe-
cial train at s;45.
>Mapager Joe Cohen of the Orpheunn,
who returned from the Coast yester-
day, considers the tourist prospects for
the coming season good
Joe Millet who defeated all who met
him in the Orpheum ring here, is going
to have mill with AL Welnig of Buff
falo at Oakland next Tuesday evening.
Capt. Berger, leader of the Hawaiian
Territorial band, returned in the Ala
media yesterday from his vacation spent
in California. Band concerts will be
resumed on Monday evening.
Harry Corson Clarl-e seems to have
remote theatrical designs on Honolulu.
Every few months for four years past
the mail has brought this paper press
notices from him. Clarke is now play
ing in Texas.
Governor Dole, Superintendent Coo
per, Commissioner E. S. Boyd and DIR.
Cooper, president of the Board Of
Health, visited Palolo valley yesterday
morning in the quest of a site for the
new insane asylum.
Mr.. Creason, formerly manager of the
Hebron Drug Company's main store,
accompanied by Mrs Creason and her
mother, Mrs. O'Harnett, leaves today
in the bark Kaiulani for San Francisco.
Mr.. Creason will continue his course
in medicine.
Members OF the Hawaiian Tribe No.
/, and Powhatan Tribe No. 2, order of
Red Men, will meet at their hall on
Vineyard street tomorrow at 2:9O
o'clock to take part in the ceremonies
of the laying of the corner stone of the
new odd Fellows building.
Thus far the Honolulu cricket play
ers who have signed for the Kohala
trip on November Is are the following:
Judge Stanley, Robert Anderson, H. L.
dan, A. Hatfield, L. C. Parish and H.
E. Picker. w. C. Weldon will go to
umpire the game. Other cricketers
who wish to go are requested to leave
their names with Robert Anderson.
Two libels in admiralty were filed in
the Federal court yesterday against
the schooner Willis A. Holden, both by
sailors. One is that of Alfred Richter
for $23.45 wages. The other is that of
j. NJ Donovan, who sues for $4,000
damages on account of personal in
juries sustained, as libellant alleges,
from the parting of fastenings negli-
gently made. The vessel is lying at
Kaanapali, where Marshal Hendry
went yesterday to serve the papers.
-~IS--
Church Cadet Uorps.
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Church Cadet Uorps.

The students of the Central Union
Bible school have organized a Cadet
Corps and have elected tie following
officers: Mr.. Frank P. O'Donnell, Cap
tain; Mr.. Edmund NJ. Cyrus, 1st Lieu
tenant; Mr. Waiter Gilman, End Lieu
tenant.
A grand concert and exhibition drill
will be given in the Y NJ C. A. hall
on the night of November 20.
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honolulu Stocks.

The Henry Waterhouse Trust Com
pany yesterday received a cablegram
from San Francisco as follows:
Firm and advancing: Hawaiian
Commercial, As; Honokaa, 1872; Maka-
we'll, g.
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Corner Stone Laying.

Members of Excelsior Lodge, I. Q. o.
F.. are requested to meet at their hall
on Vineyard street Sunday afternoon
at 2:S0 p. M, to attend the corner
stone laying. All the fraternal lodges
in the city have been invited to be
there.
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PENNSYLVANIA


H1U UOl uv6Ul0
RAILROAD.
STAT no Foe9 OF WET TENTTHIEp sTREEr
~ me icsvine time from De.nro:.e. and
ma siSsn ssIey for T%easst.hi5d, street
except rlar WHERE Gther.e ep noted i'd Dining
sTs Esr C e I3s9n,61ls and L2gls,Iiie
smoking and Observation Cars. Cincinnati. indiaaaS-
1928 A. NJ PENNsYLvAxIA IIM1TEp.-Purnnan
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For Toledo Nashville via Cincinnati and LOUISVILLE
4ss p VI e1o 81 LIFTED pf DFlIf an Sleeping
sIloklas and Observation Cars For Chicago. Toiedo
o.5o p VI. ST LOUIS EXPRESS For Pitts0urE. en-
For csry Va Va VIA se1ass5s = E vsisv R5ase
800 r. NJ WESTERN EXPREss.-FOr Chicago For
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PREss-For Pittsburg. Cleveland. Cincinnati indian
WAsHINGToN AND THE SOUTH.
SIS g 1910 Desbrossss ana cortiandt Streets
ia1ds srss 9so q enc sssi r aS S's
PaTlOT and Dining Cars g . = Is ..S5 s25 p 2.
oasrss:as al l,.e an PaEia; : and plalss
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-E1sres.. s25 a. m and 3 =
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIIwAT.-FOr Memphis
CTIEs4fEAKE & OHIO RAILwAY.-71 a II week
days and 4 IS 2. daily
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOLK-TS - n.
weekdays and So5 ? n daily
ATLANTIC CITT-s55 a. and 2 Is ?. n. veeS-cays
Sundays. 7J5 q Through VsstibGled Trains Buf-
Yet Parlor cars and Standard Coaches weekdays
Parlor smoking Car. Parior Cara Dining Car. AID
Standard Coaches on Sundays
Far Boats On - and 'f fo1s Branch Railroad from
West Tventy-third Street Sta-ion), SIS a Il 10
20. 40. ard ass ,. Weekdays sundays 3 .
Streets. 600 a m. 1870 $40. 70. and $40 p N
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
6C5 TBS. T55 s755. : %. s55 ~ % IS. s. Louis
Limited 1910. (Desbrosses and CortIandt Streets
1920. IS Csnla Limited "iO.55 11.55 a
'I255. .I55. 20 Desb-osses and Cortland, Streets
220l. 255 g % 355. -, '425 AS q 50. ChicaEo
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s 81 s@5 p Z 10 night weekdays. Sundavs
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Limited 30 3 80 50. o %. % .
355. AS "A So Chicago Limited fo- Germantown Jet
only, AS, '555. T55. Sc. $50. x ? l. 10
night.
Ticket Offices Nos 4e1, 1884 and 26 B-calway: 1s2
Fifth Cbeow 23d ST.. 263 Fifth Avenue corner
2srh St: Asto- House, and stations named above.
BROOKLYN Street. $50 Fulton $40 Broad
way. and Pennsylvania Annex station The Nev-Tork
Transfer C1--a1y viii call and check baggage
Telephone '4 Eighteenth Street Tor Pennsylvania
road Cab Service.
". ". ATTTEPBTRT. J r WOOD
General Manager. Passr Traffic Manager.
GEO. Y. BOYD.
General Passenger Agent.
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Citations.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW


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THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
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safd County al County q New YORK th-
day OF September, our
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Clerk % Surrogsfe's Curt
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ExscEtor - Wan Street. Manhattan View = -k C1ts
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= DvERTTsE1IENTs and subscriptions FOR TIE Tribune
q - n A

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r9-s Il regular Office rates until occck ? n VIZ;
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once q TIE Commissioners. D G.
Wastils-cu October II, 1903.
-rATEn PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
= -.-4 20 --s oHce untu = o'clock noon. November
49, 100 <u--5stIrr hundred and fifty tons
none n less ~ cast iron water pipe Specials
10y -r--r- ~ proposal may be OBTAINED AZ
Is - t5ES-pT r 2 MCFARLAND, HENRY l.
-8-s- II q NEWCOMER acting. Commissioner
n.
- urn RTDS WILL BE RECEIVED By
- 49,. DBL Road III ofi-e = the Department Of
--e-er r--5f-E F1f-h Avenue and Sfxty-fol-th
sIh Go - Manhattan. Tire City q New York.
e -- r.
8orouZh of The Bronx. -
=,-7 furnishing AND DELlL Ett1 ~ a EOF. -
~ IS ,r7--. WITH SAW. ETH'. COMPLETE. ~
@--H- r 1-r ~ Suck PARK ~ THE BoROCGH OF
2l-- AZ May BE DESIGNATED BY III
l--I----,r45s-0,-EE or PARKS FOR THE BOROUGH OF
TIE FT'EA - 49, r-r,070
F1r t-- ia'----- WILLIAM P WILCOX
JOHN r ETSTfS.
RICHARD TCCN5.
Commissioner Of Parks
-7a-eo October :. 1903. "
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NEN JERSEY CENTRAL r. X
Liberty street and south Ferry CTm- from
south Ferry i've minutes earlier than shown beIos)
FAsTON, BETHLEHEM, ALLENTOWN AND
MATCH CHUNh-z+OO C715 Esston only). 10
NJ i 20 a % As East0n only ? N sundays.
z425 A NJ. LOO; $50 2 NJ sc,.x,ox .oo On
A NJ. 2. n sundays. = A NJ. 30 - ~
IANFW GOD, LAkEHJ R>T. TOMS RIVER
AND BARNE6sAT-I40O. - - A NJ. L9e % 20
80 Lakewood and Lakshurst only. SEQ p u sun
STi 4sTIC CITY, A. A N, 80 P NJ
NINEIAND AND BRIDGETON-fzAOo A NJ.
lose RRANCH AsBURY PARK. oCEAy
GPOyF POINT PLEASANT AND sEASHOHE
POINTs-z4O 90. $50. 1I30 =. u. 10 8aS. 40.
40 s3O 115O Asbury Park Onlyl p NJ sardays
eX~sDt ocean Grove. 90 A NJ. 409 p ~ -
PHI ABEL PfIIA--fFeEADFNG TERMINAL. - =.
e. 90 ts.OA .a-OO 1900, 4t10o A NJ fl2eo 10.
81 s0 ZOO 1890. 400 IS 90. t6o"- 30 500 r N
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81 - A ". 100. t--40. 80. 100. TS@S r X
READING. HARRISBURG. POTTsyILLE AND
WIILIAMsPORT-'f 400 z42, 800. r911
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p NJ Reading. PottsvIs ard Hrsb'g only T4Oo. 100
p NJ zFrOul LIBERTY Street only -Daily rDaily.
except sunday SUNDAY only tPar0r cars only j Via
TamaGua- XSaturdays
CfT-es. liberty St Ferry South Ferry Aston House
Isl 2gT asa 1850 Broadway 1s2 5th Az. = Union
1iare West 153 I25th 20 West I2sth 81. 2t5
C,5Iu-lbus Az New York. Court St S44. so Fulton
81 Bklyn 800 Bway. W-msburg y. Y. Transfer ca
calls FOR and checks baggage 70 destination.
". G. BESLER. C. n BURT
Pres and Gen Ag-. Cen Passr ter
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West Shore II. II.

CSev York Central & Hudson River r r, Lesseel
Trains leave Franklin station. View Iors. ~
lows and i min later foot q West 42d-st- n. r.
III A. Nor intermediates points o. Albany.
FL - \ Nd Hudson and Mohawk Express
100 p. M--Chicagg Express
% p M-C0nt. Lin. FOR Detroit chi & ST Louis.
3 ~ ?. No For Hudson River points and Albany
zoo r. M.-For P0ch.. Buffalo. Cleveland and CHICAGO
= p N.-F1- Roch BuIalo. Detroit and So Louis
Il p. M-FOr R0ch.. Niagara Fails. Dsr n Cni
DAILY. 4Daly except sunday Leave Brooklyn Annex
o. az no u. % = - p VI. Leave Jersey CITY.
?. r r. sta: % az 41L2e A. N. (2l at r3S9 y NJ
Tire tables principal hotels and Offices Bsssass
CT residence b. Westcort Express
A SMITH G. E LAMBEftT.
General Yfaragar CTenaraI Passenger Ag-1.-
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SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED By
tae H-es5--l or re Borough Of At4uHar-4u. a. the
vs. al t6slk1. ,,s Is5si-K "a. is5...
40 =. E-l REGULATING AND I--f.A sc W.
~ = FF5s. $3.50 : = ~ MA - sETES-
- lHE E1E-0tT ~ s-EH-E 4 FROM
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Ion 81. E2-E-FoCKTa TO E-11i- - i--i-D
30 ZEE HcADwAY or sEcoN2 AyEE2Jz.
80 -EL ROADWAY - L-z- 49, - p -
FR5H IEv-5 .--feF-F- - S5c-s-QS STREET. A2D
NANEkT-AN s-EEEr- FBoE HOUSTON TO THIRD
E5E z4 5 h zzREE4 e = TTTF5rETi
80 TIE ROADWAY OF -l5-E-L FIRST
s5izE FROM sEocsSD 70 TlzII-I2 : ~ - r-z.-
ron Prs 1870 70 East = ,5s5Hg s1,yTzs
s-zEE-. FROM -oLUslBus t. A9ds-EitDA- ~ l.
- "a -HE ROADWAY or OoyE. I5L2S11I-IZ.5D AED
E9RTT- FIFTH zI-ET, FROM A1ISLEIsIJAN A +
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80 ! 4F Fsarv-AT OF oo,E HucyDF.EP1- A2sP
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80 j Ta 5fATzI,s5 THE ASPHALT "a. IT. PAH NE
lSTrp-5,p e---l-E-r- = AII.yAY COMPANY Of
S1y-f-,4-- - -- = = ETI oNE EUNDRED AND
20 4 TF F5T=IsrI,sG AND REPAvIsSJe WITH
w. ~ ELgeE EAE EM 4-. --i;v-S ~ Or VARIES
srEEE-- f1s1n ERcADwAY 10 GREENWICH
20 "a 4HF ROADWAY or TWENTIETH STREET
fs5A EzJAD EAK 70 III "a = S>rN-f-y- EIGHTH
s-F.EEr PROM cENTIlAL PARK WEST TO AA-sI1I--
- is ron REGULA-IsG AND TIsPAV5 5SsT y ~ - =
FI--5r7f mos -I7r FokDwAY OF FoRTY-F,II5s5zT
kEEET FROM LEXINGTON TO FAf<A A'--->1 -
- ~ -T4F ROADWAY OF sEvEETI -SISIH
s.kEE-. from WLST END ANENLh ~ IA -
20 - -Hr ROADWAY OF ONE HI-.SDFEED AID
gR-y THIRD STREET. FROM AAisLHiED .
80 q FcR ff.15I-1ATrayG AsD REPAyI,SG NEI 49,
l,A1IT- FLOCK PAhI.AI-> -5rT5ATD-
EAY FROM CENkL 10 Wisely STREET.
p p III particulars see f,IIt Is-t,fl-i,
TIE CITY q Sew y6rL October :. 1909.
SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED 81
, PARK RoarS at ofice - the BeBaT5iLssH -.t
sreet B1roagh Manhattan. me City q Ne" ---A'
TBrR&Day. OCTOBER -. 1903
BorOoRh Of The Bronk- 49,, N ooo
r-, flN iliI,.l5 A-l9 - r. ssvD eooo
rSls rye STRAW FOR PARIS b0l- - ~
~ IN ra--,os,s-. see CITY RECORD. ..r
ToFsN EI-sIfs
Commissioner
Ds;ec oc1ohsr p 1903 -
PROPOSALS FOR PURCHASE OF MAUsEh
o. Riass Ete-sprngneld Araory. Mas 0 1sst,..,-s
-3seaieG prop5sals n oupiloate. vii De $780,
~ . Eov j. 1905 fgr TIE purchase % 80
----1Sk r. PFsIPPs. CeH.es
SEALED BIDS bR ESTIMATES FOh
buis.nr . ,,sr ,,ot a Noutgomerg-st., ~ X
losracf So ~ b. received ~ the oor1s sIat
- Don a. Pier "A - Battery Place nntl. y So
70 ocfober p 1919 For particulars
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

sDaiiy. fDaily except sunday. S5lnday only
Cfces. Lfberrv St Ferry South Ferry Aston House.
~ 261 4s4 1900 Broadway. Isl 5-h Az . Union
square West T.. West 18th St. 10
Columbus Ave York. 4 Court St. 544. 500 fulton
St Brooklyn. $50 Broadway. WILLIAMSBURG View YORK
Transfer and checks baggage % destination
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Notice of Summons.

%~FW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
N -. - Willard P Little and Michael J
~.r.-o--o ~,-rros5nr tbe arm q Little & OConnor.
pqaf1trs Rgains- Tom L Johnson as E1-eloI % -Ie
- W-U snd Testament Albert Z J0nrsdi deceas7-
T1gsnTant m-1ons Trial desired II the ISlhty ol
So y~rE the named dsferaalt- To- e.
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