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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-20

day and Col. Harrison returned yes
terday.
A. r Morley, r. W. Odom, Har-
vey Wellington Of Mart, Joe Hearne
and OTIS Hearne left yesterday for
a fishing trip 20 the Nayasota river
at sulphur Springs.
For sale az a Bargain-Nice broom
cottage, outhouses, large cistern and
city water; southern part Of town
near graded school. owner leaving
Bryan. Apply % Hilton. Bros. a
Co. lf2
The new well az the water aud
light plant l. down 20 a depth Of 10
feet. with Is or Sd feet Of water IN &c.
Further progress j. proving slow aud
difficult. Iron casing l. now being
used.
Ladies' now realize that 90 Is not
the -four that causes failure so often
In cakes pastry etc, but the baking
powder Use the Perfect Baking
Powder aud havo good results. j..
NJ. Lawrence q Co. il2
Mrs. John b. Hines. Mrs. j. r.
Hines, MIS- Frank Clarke aud Mrs.
Tyler Haswell will serve tea and
conduct a sale of fancy articles az
Mrs. Haswell'- this afternoon from &
% 7 o'clock. Everybody invited. 80
Me.srs. John n Royder Thos. IL.
Royder and a. ". R0y der came up
from Wellboru yesterday and APP
pcared before the Commissioners
court iu the interest OF the movement
% secure bridge across the Brazos
river az or near Bates Ferry.
Alta meeting held Monday after
noon the stockholders Of the Allen
Academy and the principals OF the
school agreed upon terms for the
erection OF a boarding house. which
Is much needed 90 accommodate the
growing demands 10 the school
a large aud representative delega- I
ton from the business league APP
peared before the commissioners /
rourt yesterday boo the interest Of
he movement o. secure o bridge .
across the Brazos river az on near .
Bates Ferry. The outlook appears I
10 be- very good for securing the .
bridge.
G. W. Covington, Oscar Wilcox, g. /
A. Lefevre. &. A. Buchanan. J.. W. /
Coulter, DR.. J. y. Goodwin and .
others have returned from Caldwell.
where they were attending court ia
the case Of the negro charged with /
the shooting OF Frank Wilson, man
lger Of the Coulter plantation, year I
or 80 ago.
There Is pretty strong sentiment
In fayor Of ordering an election 10
ioffmine whether OF not a special
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-20
Local WesOS

shoestring belts.at Norwood. 30
Jake Cohen went 10 Marlin yester-
day.
RIM. Nall left for Kountze yester.
day.
Bobert Roberts visited az Terrell
sunday.
Mrs. Fred Pryor left for Bolton
yesterday.
The swellest line Of shirts in Bryan
at Norwood's. 100
W.. Nabors has been quite sick
several days.
: ID. J. Markley Of Mart was In the
city yesterday.
Walter wipprecht visited Nava-
sofa yesterday.
Wash organizes az Norwood's; Is
cents per yard TO
IA Walker returned 10 Port AT.
thur yesterday.
J. Adoue come down from Calvert
vert yesterday.
Mrs.. n. Y. Kernolc left yesterday
e. visit In Houston.
Norman Cavitt u wheelcck was
"a The city yesterday.
WI. Zulch Of willow Hole was
IN the city yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. q. Kernole have
returned % Anderson.
Two cottages for rent; close in.
See Mrs r. b. Roberts ilO
j. NJ. Robertson aud John orr were
here from Macy yesterday.
j. 5. Ford returned yesterday 90
Kountze, Hardin county.
one hundred different styles Do
walking hats 40 Norwood's. 10
A big picnic az the old nsh pond is
being arranged Tor Thursday
Fresh California cherries and
Florida piueapples az Howell Bro-.43
Miss Alice Johnson has gone GA an
extended visit 90 relatives 40 Itasca. /
Miss Zemmn Irwin of Hoarno Is I
the guest of Miss Ella Ray Harbcrs. .
Dry cordwood for sale ia any guam /
tity. See S. n. Allphin or phone I
f2s ii0|
Fifteen dozen patent Corona love /.
quarter shoes received Saturday at
NOrwO0d's. 1901
Just received-Fresh shipment
Huylor's candles, 40 McDOuyald's
Drug Store. li2
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-20

With one exception there has been q
dehcit in postal revenues every year
since 1855
Thousands o. letters are mailed ev.
cry day without the vesree of ar 90
dress Co indicate Tor whom they ore in
tended.
Mail matter o. any kind addressed
90 a vague and indefinite way. such al.
90 "tle most prominent ply Stefan.
etc. 81 n1t deliverable
Benjamin Franklin first p0stmlve-
general toasteI chat under DIS admin
istrat.ou 900 the cities OF Toe country
bad been provided with weekly mrI
one may mail "a letter destined f1r
foreign parts without prepayment 1f
postage % wiz go forward tl desun1
ton. and the recipient wiz br required
90 pay double rates Cor tlr privilege of
reading DO 10 hc values DO sufficiently.
AZ the Chicago post Office record f.
kept of ihe different why's of spelling
the name of chat D.ty on mail address
es. a. last accounts 2sO varieties had
been tabu'atel Among the less iutri
cate 90 these ore Zizlzo. IagIago. Hipl.
DO. JaIJg and ChlCllcl0
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-20

Cahan GOD. us tHat fuukiln on
several oe.asiogs mentioned t0 him
that Boz had been assisted lF dreams
in the conduct ~ affairs DOB which De-
was eu-He.l
CouIIae states that while writing
bis Course of Studies" le was fre.
quent.y obliged to leave % chapter co.
complete and retire to heI ald 90
awahng De- found 20. on mara thaa one
occasion. finished DOB hs bead
The most remarkable testimony of
this Bind o. perhaps that of SIR Thomas
Browne. who declared that if it were
possible. ho would prefer 90 carry ou
bis Studies 90 Dis dreams. SD much
more efficient were DIS faculties %
mind when his body was asleep.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-20
Daughter. Of The conlederney.

The second stated meeting Of l.. ;.
Ross Chapter 4. ID. {. for the month
Of May was held on Friday, May. Is,
az p. M, at the home Of Mrs. spen-
Ger Ford
After the usual preliminary order
of business, the proceedings Of a
called meeting held on the 9th inst.
at the Presbyterian manse, were re-
ported by the president. The pur-
pose OF this meeting was % arrange
ceremonies for celebrating the birth
LAY Of Jefferson Davis combined
with Memorial Day on June 3 The
following committees were appoint
cd: Capt. J. J. Adams, &Es. NJ. W.
Sims, Mrs. A. j. Buchanan, COM
mittee OF general arrangement; Mrs.
W A. Banks, Mrs. Matte Smith.
Miss Virginia Watkins, Miss Nan
Fo0te, committee on decoration:
Mrs. r. NJ. Raysor. Mrs. W. ;. Will
son, Mrs. r. A.. Lee, committee on
music; Mr-. Anderson, Miss stod-
dard committee on selected readings.
The exercises are o. be- held at the
Methodist church. All the Daugh-
tiers are requested 30 provide flowers
and assist in decorating the soldiers
graves. The Daughters are also re-
quested 10 donate magazines or
other good reading matter, sending
them % Mrs. J ID. West, ia order %
iii box % be- sent on June 3 90 the
Veterans Home at Austin.
Mrs. smith, IN the absence OF the
Miss stoddard. conducted
the histronical program, Ia which
the iron-ciad Battle-ship Virginia
Of the Confederate navy, was the
principal object Of interest.
Flow Gently Sweet Alton by
Mesdames Wilson and Raysor. aud
our Southland by the chapter,
were the musical numbers.
The next stated meeting Is 10 take
place on Friday, May ., az the home
Of Miss StOddard.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-20

Mr.. J. W. Doremus aud Miss
Ozelle Doremus returned from H0us-
ton yesterday.
For Rent-Four-room cottage: lust
west Of new Catholic church. Apply
o. l.. J. Cox, az Ford's saloon. ill
Mrs. william Erwin and son. Tom
Erwin. of Hearne were visitors 10
the city yesterday.
Delicious biscuits. cakes. etc.. are
made with the Perfect" Baking
Powder. J. ~ Lawrence 4 Go. il2
Judge Board has been authorized
by the commissioners court TO have
the court house painted
j. NJ. Lawrence & Co. have lust
added 20 their fine stock the cele-
brated "Perfect" Baking Powder. ii2
John A. Moore writes accident in
surance in three Of the best COM
pauies. See him before you leave
town. rs
Mother 81. Augustine and Sister
81. Madeline Of the Ursuline Acad-
envy returned from Galveston yes
terday.
Every woman, In justice 10 health
and pocketbook, should try the 'Per-
feet Baking Powder. J. NJ Law
renee q CO. ii2
Mr.. aud Mrs. Sam Davis Of Mesa,
Grimes county, are guests Of Rev.
g.. A. Foster aud wife while trading
iu Bryan.
Before you leave town call on or.
phone John a. Mo0re's insurance
agency Tor an accident policy.
Phone -. rs
Light. hoalthful and nutritious
food guaranteed by using the Per-
fec" Baking Powder. Try &C.. J. ". /
Lawrence & Co. ~
John DAILY Jr. and sister. Miss
Mamie DAILY, left yesterday 20 visit
relatives and atte-d the Confederate
reunion at New Orleans.
Fresh bread and cakes. light. clean
and wholesome, supplied in any
by tho Texas Bakery Mrs I
otto Boehme Proprietrcss. i85d /
A special train o. private cars .
bearing Rock Island, Frisco and a. /
q T. e.. officials passed through the /
city yesterday southbound
Cold drinks Of an kinds. Tee cream /
with crushed fruits, c0nfectioneries.
.tc.. at e.. 10. Holmes restaurant and
ce cream pari0r Cream supplied in /.
quantities. 1861
DR.. aud Mrs. Bov Harrison. Miss
May Isbell and Col. r. n. Harrison
anne over from Gyimes county Monf
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-20
Hotel Arrivals.


q r Booth, Austin; r w Lehbriek
Kansas city; ID , Sessions, Lester
Sessions, knnis; VIII A Edwards.
Dallas; q r Washington, 4 II Eas-
ton, W q Buscharar, SOL Bellitz.
VIII G0ldstein, - Louis; NJ l.
Smith, ROckdale; ) l. Bradford
Mineola; A Giyaud, j , Monk
house, Houston; j 4 Burke, n. 4 l..
q; 4 l. Russell, Dallas = n Barton.
Baltimore; . Al Reed, Calvert. j ;
kudd, Paducah; Is Fulith. New Or
leans; X l. Williams, McDade.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-20

J Il D0dd, Georgia; Arthur Lem
box, Palestine; W NJ Ayers.
ARCADE.
Joe Upchurch, sam Isbell, Pankey.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-20

made with the fine olive oil which
you can obtain herc-good greens,
of course, as the basis--is one Of
the most hcalthful at the same
time toothsomc, articles Of the
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-06-19
Will Abolish tho Pay Chr.

II in announced that hereafter the
Southern Pacific Company will pay the
employees with checks instead Of send
ing the pay car over :he line and distrib.
utIng cash.
Following is the official announcement
which has been issued by General Man.
ger Kruttschnitt.
at hns been decided to discontinue
the running OF pay.cars after May, 1903.
rolls. Commencing July /. 1903, all Of
Ulcers and employees oi the company, on
the Pacific system, will be paid 10y
checks, drawn by the auditor on the
treasurer OF the company Mt San Fran
cisco. Cal.
4rhese checks will he drawn to the
order Of the employees. und, when prop.
erly iDGorsed by the payee, may be
casbed by station agents, merchants and
bankers, at any point on tho G0tnpany's
lines. md be RENTED, the same as my
other negotiable paper. direct To the
treasurer Mt San Francisco, or 10 him
through the regular banking channels.
~ may be most convenient to the lIol.
der.
Instructions to heads Of departments,
M to the preparation Of p"y-roIls nnd
the distribution Of the checks, will be
Issued by the auditor; and by tho treas.
urer,. IN respect Ia all matters relating
to the payment 10y station agents. bank.
era and others.
"All officers and heads Of departments
are expected iO give this new method oi
paying tho compnmy's employees their
intelligent and hearty support
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-06-19
senator CLARK. EsIIrBad.

SALT LAKE., U:sh, jazz T.-Saaic-
-. a. Clart, president u IT, san Pa3ro
road, taid today that spe=iEzt5oEs hz3
practically been completed and ;hz;
within three weeks contracts =Iu Prob
ably be LEI Tor the construction % til
San P1!rO road betzeen CaIieufe=, tLs
terminus o! ,ha: part 81 tie Oregon
Short Li1e system being purchased, and
Daggeii, Cal. Work will be rushed and
it IL Senator Clarke belief :hai ;he road
will be completed aud running inside q!
two years.
we haze 1000 tons Of steel piled W
at Daggett and lO,CO0 tons Oh the road
raid Senator Clark. BESIDES this So.
OJ0 tons have been bought and negutia.
tons are pending for all needed mater.
ial. Orders will be placed next week
Tor fiat cars and other construction ma.
tcrial nnd the work 81 construction will
bc rnshed to completion. tbs head.
quarters Of the road probably will he
Salt Lake, although large Offices will he
maintained ut IDs Angeles. The san
Pedro las leased ~ 20 ycars terminals
ut III" new JOINT depot Ia DC erected
III Salt Lake.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-06-19

a PiukcrtOn detective WAS in toan
last evening and cOngiheable excitement
was stirred UP aGIOng "a certain element
when il Tas learned that lie was Il de
t~ectiye. His business n TIE t;Omstock
IN unknown but .hcro promises to be
'>omeibin' dOiu" be 'ore many mOons."-
Chronicle.
IL the pIukcrtOn who is visiting the
ComstOck ia Of the sort that spent a day
or two III Carson City during the Cor
bs't.Fit2immDns carnival Of athletics.
the cool people ~ our sister town will
do well To transfer all their yaIuabIcE
to "a rear pocket aud SIT down Oh them
until Mr.. PinkertoB man leaves. About
tSen'Y PjnkeTtHns were hired to spot
the crooks ia this city. They did 80
with c0mGneudabfe alacity and they
Immediately managed to be bnbed by
eTcr, shell garne and crook in town.
They even stole the stars sheriff Kinney
loaned them. and the latter to this day
declares that the Carson City police
force can handle the professional crooks
alright but bcgs to be delivered from
the PiBker:OTF.-CarRDn News.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-06-19
nnrAx STATS MS POSITION.

In the latest issue Of the Commoner
William J. Bryan denies that be has
abandoned politics by ms remuneration
Of leadership and corrects shat he de.
ctHres Il a miscouception.
he ,a5t. In a recent issue Of the
Conmoner Mr.. Bryan discussed the
question Of leadership. and then pro.
ceeded To cay that no man il III a posi.
fion 10 do his duty who is controlled by
a ambition To be 4 leader or who Is al
~ays looking for liJ own political "a.
ture; that leadership il no; secured II
that way. neither can one insure his
political position in future Yeas by
cen.ering his thoughts upon he ozD IN
terests. Republican and Gold Dhno-
crat papcn Jumped TO tie oop=icsIgc
tina, MIR. Bryan was ~reponncInz he in
tercsts ~ public 4ustsOrs Ard e1or-
ing hims.lf ifvta ibs srsGz - rollzs-
Nothing in The editorial z0uid i1zifg
such 4 construction. Dir. E?z1 = r.
.eTa=5aj IN foItzsi qu=anz. ~ VI
continue 20 disczzs tbs4 With >-E-.
ind pen. II fact, study I'D E-z=5.c
Of pubic gu4s.sD5s = :A= bzs-H < -
liie,Eo and PAPER "a jzEti:=t5 - 4HEzzE
that either ROE. q IL pa. t--'Es rsE
or twenty years froa aoH. - VI &c
less sctiTe IL tszjrE VIZ tEs+ T=-
lions thar be has bz 6z--E ;bs A5
ten years
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-06-19
Grand Emonnpmrnt Omcrr-.

Tho Grand Encnmpmcnt ri the indie.
pendent Order of Odh Fellows met IN
Reno Monday forenoon. Tho following
grand officers were present:
Benton Peak. G. p; ". \. Fogg, G..
II. r.: i. J. BrGssermcr. q. $. W.: VII.
liam Sutherland, G.. S.; John LOihrop.
O. }. " a. l.. Mauk. Grand Repre-
sentative and W. +. Scdgwick. @. NJ.
The business 81 the session was con.
cludcd il the after noon md the cBcamp.
meni adjourned. Followini IL u list of
the officers for the ensuing year:
l.J BrcRscrmcr. q. r.: l.. LOben.
stiro, @. u. =: y. ". O'Conner. G.. s..
W.: william Sutherland. q. s.; a. L..
Mnuk. Grand TREASURER: r.. a.. vii.
q. j. W: ". f.. Scdgw1ck,
representative: JHcob Eggers.
q, s, ; T.. g. Lcudbc;tcr, Deputy G.. s. ;
l.. 4. LcmAire. Ginud Marshall. s.
Jacobs. A. W. ~llcsspu aud Il. g. Lceprr
Trustees.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-06-19
CANCER is SPREADING.
Rapid Increase In Victims OF thu
Dread Disease In FoFsA01
COuntriSA.

The report OF the rcgisrra genera.
Tor Ireland on the prevalence and dis
tributiun If canCer s!'owS that there
has been i steady increase of the dis
ease in 1! At country. The number Of
deaths in Ireland in 1871 from that
cause was 81 per 100000 of the popu.
~lation; during 1891. &C per 100. 600. and
during 1901, IS for the same apprnNi-
mate figures. In England and Wales
the death rate between 1871 and 1909
rose from - To - per 100000, and in
Scotland from ~ to 81.
The returns from Bavaria, Holland.
Norway, Austria, and Prussia show A
distinct increase in the death rate for
the ten years ending in 1870. The re-
turns from the United States tel! the
same story, but the percentage in that
country goes up much more slowly,
says "A London paper.
b. ireland th" County Kerry suffer-.
the !'-a.r. the deaths being less than
80 per 10000. The west of Ireland
generally, from Sligo TO Limerick to the
east. almost halfway across the island,
c"meSHeNt. Thrsrrip Of cuuntry from
Londonderry 10 Dublin AVERAGES frcm
20 to 90 per 10000 The Cgrlow-Lorrh-
all district exceeds 100 per 100000. 4,
doeS also the Gross naC!cn district in
the extreme southwest. No -xplana.
ton can toe found for the pEy>ical fra-
lures on the geography, except. posi-
bly,. the damp climate and the cold.
c!aycy soil. The registrar points out
certain facts which have been subsian.
tiatet by the information he has col.
lccted. He says:
Cancer Is spread or generated by
u~nwh"ics"m- food, in dwellings which
are generally in an ~unsnn:farv condi.
ton. Wounds and injuries are some.
times provocative Of the disease. II. j.
irritation OF the lips by excessive
smoking. but cancer generally seem,
To be a constitutional! disease. Where
one member of u family has been At.
fected by ancer Others often suffer
with tuberculosis. and souciiu as even
wi epilepsy. lunacy and iGiocy. In
many cases il IL hereditary. and also TO
a certain extent Infections.
1T has been contracted through the
lips by using the pipes ~ sufferers.
More than one case has h,en observed
To occur in difercTi families living in
the same house, or among those who
go from one occupation ia ano;hrr. So
! seem to be iustificdin concluding that
the disease j.. T." ,"mc extent, contn.
gious and iufectious."
Many English doctors are now con.
WINGED that ID" eating 81 pigs flesh in
Inherent forms j. great, i"r,r,fl;a
Tor the increase q rte disease. ruir,irv
out h a il j. most c0mu@r nmcnv the
poor, whose chief Tcnt /, thai Of pigs.
which is also the case in Ireland, while
the diseas" is extremely rare among
the Jews.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-06-19

Carson City, unc. 10, 1903,
Reports Of correspondence for the week
ending June 10Th, 1908:
Tho week opened warm and closed
with Il coo wave, but no frost il report
ed. Thunder showers occurred in many
localities during the middle Of the week
and brisk to high winds prevailed at the
close. Tho SNOW in the mountains melt.
ed rapidly and caused "A marked rise in
the streams throughout the State.
Reports Of correspondents for the
week just ended are all very favorable
and indicate that the weather conditions
were all tina could be desired for the
growth and advancement Of crops. Tho
stock ranges throughout the State wcrc
improved 10y the cupious showers which
fell during the week, and now afford M
abundance of feed for cattle, horses and
sheep. In tho western par; of the State
barley is headed md tho first crop Of
alfalfa will bc ready 10 cut during the
cominR,werk In the ,0utlicrn portion the
second crop Of alfalfa is being harvest.
ed. Prospects continue favorable for
good crops Of grain. hay, fruits and veg.
ctabics this year. The water supply is
abundant IN all districts. where prone
~ lisf ributcd.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-06-19
* Of & Grand OMcers.

The knights OF P.tEIas Grand L,dge
iias elected the following officers 10: the
ensuing year:
q. j, Clifford. Austin, Grand Chan
~ccllor; benjamin RosenthaI, Hawthorne,
Vice Grand Chancellor; y. f, Wilson
Reno, Grand Prelaa \. Il. Stoddard,
Virginia City, Grand Keeper II Record
and Seals; ReInnolo Sadler, Eureka,
Grand Master Of Exchequer, ". ID.
Jones, Austin, Supreme Representative:
II, Il. Coryell, Wells, Grand Master at
Arms; G. UniHckc, L0velock, Grand In
nrr Guard; j r. Dufield, Tonopah,
Grand Outer Guard; George = Randall,
Dayton, Grand TRUSTEE; NJ. Schecline,
Reno, Member OF the Grand Tribunal.
The only contest for positions in the
Grand Lodge was over the office OF Su.
preme Representative ". d. Jonce, OF
austin, and S.. j. Hodkinson, Of Reno,
we're placed in nomination and Jones
won by "A vote 81 thirty to twenty four.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-06-19
Got Ia Their work.

lts II ,"ss.up where tho most OF tile
Southern Pacific money has gone lately
to The regular employ ca OF the road or
to the Piukcrtnn epics who have been
so thick all along the line tin, tho boys
could hardly walk without stepping on
one or two of then. They ac men who
have been sent on Ia sneak around aud
watch The rnilroud cDrloi ca. both on
nnd of duty, IN IN rndpHvOr l." find some
little tccbticnl cxCnso for reporting
them The last service bulletin, Just
posted. shows soinc 81 the work Of the
Tpics, u number ~ instances beng men.
toned where men have been laid of for
iriIliDg oITenses, Que passenger brake.
got fifteen days for smoking while
"oB duty" and another similar instance
how indusi riously The pinkerton
liirelings hive worked 10 keep their
on tho pay rolls Of TINT grcat
bcncfactOr.- Silver State. /
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-06-19
sIr.D..s BRIGHT oGrtoux.

Tia following t-Im tho Reno Journal
N Of the right sort.
Man. people. anu -sps,:iaIIy muse sh0
inhahit the tlrtasr sastsrn purtiuns VI
the Talon. believe that S"vsRia - \
State without a hopeful Sltlr-. They
nave !InK caen ac,:ustumssi ~ leaefng
sns cuuncry 4pUdEn gt Esa sag= hrusa
desert. 4 ilnt nalis In,t fsps har-=n hy
nature: a finif nc III PROMISES. TisE
know thar uur Starss Ibunn,is n Sivt.r
hur 4tn,:e ms nesli IA pe-u rIiitre'r NJ
IL 1srrsG.. II a sas hf .nei,i'ng, MA
cunriIIie GiHf va inVs M Irlsc ~
=uI-.ea.
This = L rus> ailuGamrs Ini m-nitu
uteH InIt Jnr y;II:;l =;iuuilU la r7inuySs.i
ETTuu 49, minis Ut mr. val. meaning
lru uIsinfmnest :asSt=r ~1.rEnts -
puI:s-w II lussine..
Ttsr- II III pt;Isr m,s n -tira -nIuIIiI.
>i.Ins vilIL;,i lus ~ mIns, 1T Siri. rsT-r
=st 1.ssnIT--ss n SseIuiL. &nu .tlsc- =
mr. EnI;tin- sim. II iie -IumI s:ius.
1-ssmI--.s Irr, n little. i;nnvrI nIiIslpt, NJ
Ia- nv.r Giturii;rs - %tvvAiI.. sum- u.
tln ar thlsz -IIncila. I-cnIIss. strci.
TURNS uIIr rIr-nars IL al te VaSt an IL
~ s..eI -IriC :..rs IL rnIr nvrr yu,uity
I,itt niuni-"uunI.u limits IL California
:I.r, HluyT ur airrrI.-. W,urt III ruinuu
4ulLrs IL =u:lHnts NJ sat mnnrtanmr>,
Ia n =Sruss II tir IuIuI.. Hur Ia. ltaI
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