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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-03-15
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Baltimore. Mr.. Brush will not discuss the
American Leagues invasion of New York
and the success attained by President john
son in securing a site for the American
park on Manhattan island Mr.. Brush was
also asked about story to the effect that
Barney Dreyfuss proposes to spring SEN
sation i'm the near future in the form of an
announcement that another syndicate is
being formed to buy out John T. Brushs
interest in the New York club. Mr.. Brush
laughed and said: STRANGER things have
happened" He would not explain, how
ever, whether there was any truth in the
story. He said he expected to spend much
of his time the coming summer in New
York, and would personally look after much
Of the interests of the New York Nationals.
xxx
President Bement has called a meeting
Of the Central League for March Is at
Marion for the purpose of adopting a play
ing schedule. The president has appointed
Jouett Meekin, Ed Cline, Thomas ]. Senior
and James Kenna as umpires. The most
startling piece of news from the presi-
dents home at Evansville is the announce
ment that he is in baseball for the sport
Ii affords and he only agreed to accept
the presidency in order to break a dead
lock at the last league meeting. Mr.
Bement had the presidential bee humming
about his hat long before the league was
finally organized and the deadlock at the
Anderson meeting was the result of his
obstinate >stand TO have himself elected
president
Ban Johnson, president of the American
League, made good his promise last week
and announced the location of the Ameri-
can League grounds in New York. The
first year of the New York Americans will
probably bring a financial loss, as there
Is only one surface line TO the park and 1t
take the long ride on slow cars to witness
the American League games
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-03-15
BUTLER WINS A GAME.
Defeats Charlottesville Business COL
Iege i'm a Fast Contest.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
CHARLOTTESVILLE. Ind, March IA
The Butler basketball team reversed its
poor luck of last night by defeating Craw-
louisville Business College team this even
ing in fast game. with a score of Is to 49,
Buffers work was superior 10 that Of the
Business College and Anthony made eleven
goals from free throws out of sixteen
chances. The home team scored only five
points in the first half, but showed decided
Improvement in the second and accumu-
lated seven field goals. The honors of But
ler's victory must be divided about equally.
Lineup:
Rms College Positions Butler.
Davis. ........ ....Forward...... murray
Wheat...... Forward. ..... 49,. .Grofnn
Fink........... -. Center. .Kfngsbury
Johnson... Guard. .......Anthony
Frazer..... ...... Guard 1890. $500. Poison
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-03-15
Commercial League Averages.

Following are the averages of the first
fifteen bowlers in the Commercial League:
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-10-27
ORDEREDDISMISSED
Case of Emma Lewis VS..
Geo. Lewis QuaShed.
PROPERTY INTERESTS SETTLED
End What Promised to Be a Racy
Case Came to a Sudden End
Today.
PROPERTY INTERESTS SETTLED

What gave promise of developing
into an important suit in the divorce
courts came to an end this morning
when J. H. Pedigo, attorney for Mrs.
Emma Lewis, petitioned the court to
dismiss the divorce suit of Mrs. Lewis
against George c. Lewis. 1t is under
stood that the property interests of
the Lewises have been satisfactorily
fixed up, which led to the divorce
suit being dismissed.
Mrs. Lewis in her bill of complaint
alleged divers acts on the part Of her
husband to entitle her to a divorce,
among which was his continued and
excessive use of alcoholic stimulants,
extreme cruelty to herself and chill
dren, frequent beatings and the use of
abusive language, while he was in an
intoxicated condition.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-10-27
SEEKING AN ESTATE
Relatives in Ohio Inquire
for EnoCh SkirOin.
lived IN STATE Uf WASHINGTON
Other Relatives in Michigan Have In.
formation They Refuse to
lmpart.

In a letter to the clerk Of the super
ior court w. w. Bay, of Marietta, O..
INQUIRIES the whereabouts of Enoch
Sklroin, supposed to have been a res
ident of the state Of Washington fol
many years. Mr.. Bay says that he re
Gently heard that Skiroin had died
some time ago, leaving no direct heirs
but a large estate to the children of a
brother. Mrs. Bays father Is broth
er of the deceased and the family is
very much interested in learning the
former residence of Mr.. Skiroin and
what became Of the estate.
Mr.. Bay intimates that other rela,
tives residing in Michigan have full
knowledge of the affairs of the deceas-
ed. but for some reason are withhold.
ing any information, possibly for their
own benefit. Another disquieting cir
cumstance is that a half brother re-
siding in Kansas is reported to have
came out to this state and "gobbled
up" the entire estate for his own use.
The clerk so far has been unable to
locate any one of the name of Skiroin.
A letter to that effect has been writ
ten to Mr. Bay.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-10-27
WHITMAN TEAM HOME.
Several Players Badly Bruised Up, but
All Are Sanguine Over the Future
Despite Sound Defeats.

The Whitman college football team
arrived on the w. & c. R. r. at noon
today. Nearly the whole school was
down to welcome them back. It was
the greatest exhibition of college spirit
which has been seen this year. -Four
or five of the boys are bruised up, but
are in excellent condition, considering
what they have been up against.
Jim Hill has dislocated shoulder.
Brainard is pretty we'll done up. He
played a wonderfully gritty game
against Seattle. Jim Lyman sprained
his ankle slightly. but Coach Allen
thinks the team would be able to play
again on Saturday if necessary. They
were completely outclassed in both
games, the Washington men weighing
IS pounds more than Whitman on an
average. 1T was case Of men
against boys as Coach Allen put it.
"Perringer was our best man and he
was smothered by those giants" He
is sanguine over prospects however,
saying that the games were just what
was needed to lick the team into
shape and that Whitman will probably
win the two remaining games with
Moscow and Pullman. Captain Brown
remained in Seattle. He was not hurt
at all as he did not play in either
game.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-10-27
WAS A fine CONCERT.

cts a peach" and they are cracker
lacks" pretty we'll summarizes what
the fellows at the college think OF
the concert of the Knox-Kantner Con-
cert company given at chapel last
night.
Every number on the program was
excellent and every one was encOreo
by an enthusiastic and delighted au-
dience. Mr.. Knox's representations
are very good. His work in the hu.
morous keeps his hearers in a roar
of laughter and he was recalled again
and again. He responded every time
except the last when he bowed and
said, blessed are the merciful fol
they shall obtain mercy" His inter
probation of Hand Car No. 412" prov
ed him a master of the pathetic as
we'll. Probably he was at his best In
his last number "The Debating So.
ciety." He took off each of the varied
speakers perfectly, the old deacon whe
was moderator, the greenhorn, Mfstah
Philander from Boston, who wished
he was a boy or gurl' again, and
fairly brought the house down when
he initiated the young man from Dart.
mouth college who closed the debate.
Worthy of special mention is the
improvisation by Mr.. Kantner on the
piano. The theme was set by Mr..
Lovewell. He responded to his encore
by giving an impromptu composition
of his own. The voices in the quartet,
which sang several times, blended
BEAUTIFULLY, and the rendition of MAS
sa's in the Cold, Cold Ground" by the
quintette was worth going miles to
hear.
The Associated Students netted
fair sum from the concert, as the
house was a good one Everyone is
so pleased with the concert that the
committee has made arrangements for
them to return here next Friday night.
when they will give an entirely new
program.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-10-27

the first Americans to make the ascent
ship, Number TO-"
Dicussing the trip Mrs. Taylor says:
Il think it would be an excellent
thing if ladies tired from balls and
dinners could take an air voyage reg
ularly. Santor Dumont has made a
discovery which military authorities
say will be useful in time of war. 1t
will also serve to give pure air to all
those needing it. l look forward to
the time when a trip through the air
will be as cheap as a ride in street
car
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-10-27
ADJUSTMENTS.
Reuben in New York.

Reuben in New York.
Picture Reuben in New York Town,
Picture the green goods man hanging
round,
Picture Reuben with money to burn,
Picture him saying 81 don't care a
durn,"
Picture his boots, his umbrella and
grip,
Picture the time that he has on the
trip,
Picture him doing New York in every
That's the picture you'll see at the
play.
Picture the funniest comedians on
earth,
Picture a comedy brim full of mirth,
Picture the singing and dancing ga
lore,
Picture the pretty girls by the score,
Picture the costumes gorgeous and
grand,
Picture scenery, the best in the land,
Picture a good time in every way
That's the picture you'll see at the
play.
The Cast of Reuben in New York."
Joseph Kearney, Joseph Harrington,
Jas. K. Ryan, Harvey Brooks, William
Lowther, Dave Newman. Al Hinch-
cliffe, Josephine Elry, Marjorie Fair,
May Ethel Courtney, EIDE Tyler, Louis
Ferguson, Mabel1e Gayler, Alice Max
er, Minnie Packard, Luella Miller and
Minnie Fuller.
Reuben" will appear at the Walla
Walla opera house next Monday night,
November I'd.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-10-27
Rasmus' New Bill a Winner.

The Rasmus Star theater is a decid-
ed success and this weeks bill prom
Uses to be very popular with the
amusement loving people. The fea-
lures introduced are clean and refined
vaudeville and the management has
made no mistake in the weeks bill.
Among the leading features is Miss
Goldie's cockatoo circus and this act
in itself is worth the price of admis-
sion. There will be an entire change
of program on Thursday evening.
Saturday evening will be gift night,
when number of beautiful presents
will be given away. These presents
will be on display at Davis-Kaser Co. S
store from Thursday morning on. Call
and see them. On Saturday afternoon
ladies' and children's matinee will
be given on which occasion two beau
tiful dolls will be given to the children
holding the lucky numbers. Remem-
Der popular prices prevail-1O-20-3O
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-10-27

At the Oyster Saloon-Waiter-O
yes, oysters are good now This is
September, you know. Customer
sort O. suspect that last one was a
backslider, or perhaps he hadn't heard
that the time for him to be good had
arrived.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-10-27
WOMEN RIDE IN AIRSHIP,
American Society Leaders in Paris
Call 1t Nerve Tonic,

Paris, Oct. 27.-Mrs. Hobart Chat
11eald-Taylor Of Chicago, with her
&rSenc, Mrs. Frank Jay Mackay, for
Enerly of Chicago and now a leading
Ena&mber of the American set in Lon
Hon society, had the honor of being
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-10-27

There" remarked the visitor to
Washington, els very well preserved
man, apparently" "Yes," the resi-.
dent of the capital replied, che ought
to be. He's one Of the government
food-tastes, and has been living on
picking liquids for a week or two"
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-10-27

81 see," said Brother Dickey, "dis
yer race problem is come ter de front
ag'in. Hits ez frequent ez de chflls
in springtime en- ez popular ez a rat
tlesnake de year roun'!"
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-10-27

Claude-Did you go to the theater
last evening? Percy-No; I attended
a slight-of-hand performance. Claude
Where? Percy-I went to call on
Miss LIE Smythe and offered her my
hand, but she sighted it.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-10-27

All persons of New England birth,
or who have lived in New England,
are invited, with their families, to a
New England gathering on Monday
evening, November I'd, in the parlors
of St. Paul's school.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-10-27

Hes a mighty mean man" "h
what way?" "Why, he's stone deaf
and he never tells the barber until
he is through shaving him." :,
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-10-27

Slater & Slater, the real estate firm
has moved Offices from the postof1ce
building to room 2, Stencil building,
over Hatch's shoe store. Entrance on
Third street.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-10-27

"Educatin' some men," said Uncle
Eben, els good deal like givin' FIJI
Islander a check on de national bank
He's got 1T, but what is he gwine to
do wifi it,"
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-10-27

Get in line and join the Walla Walla
Athletic club. Good place to spend
your evening. Bowling, billiard par
lors and reading rooms.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-10-27

Judge-Why do you wish to be re-
lieved from jury duty? Citizen-I
wear a gold watch, and 1 don't like the
looks of three or four of the fellows
you have already accepted
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-10-27

Corns and ingrowing nails cured
Ring up DR.. Boyle, Phone Red 652.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-10-27

Mammon-Did you attend the wed.
ding? Cupid-Yes; I was among the
also present."
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-10-27
WANTED.

Bright boy wanted to learn report
ing. Good chance for ambitious DO,
wanting to learn good profession.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-10-27

Schlass Kase and Neufchatel cheese
at Sims grocery.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-10-27

Use Peacock Patent flour. Every
sack guaranteed.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-10-27

Read the ads In the Statesman.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-18
Sit peO
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out oct.
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ling frit.
st Srep pil bringe ben.

Stue ps bit gaon. Rotbus. oa Observation-Disclosures
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matte Sure. ppis ben tarsrr big, taH bp isHOs us
$50. hpis lite, bsbsptr eu life al ienbs % noast. 7tt
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frpbsHbt @aIsubtb. RirtsIip3s bebtibb,nps Sploer,
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Gurs, Tom bsIbrsosr giIss pse GpiasHlns. ~ aier
stea Bros. GasenriH, ioRi fnrsrtr ale Riager 3tps.
rem. 9lnrsrne, Aapen pa 9armene Gists WtbtaRer
irIaes aas IeoeHhe Sutifer. eIer 81 ieHoer en- 1T grcots
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Om 2GneiteIie.
Ten fommer Oftr af Mhnnsel paa ret
Spbc.

@apoIcou io8Oe, at Sc bebit fsSte
SoISoter, bar bnuS beSite ScIooter;
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tlg, raar Wnpen life er nGrct. Ger.
peS 6rp8t er ct iiffert Segu puo, at
Se8emet life cr ioripnct mcb tilItrpf.
teIio 6Gbe.
On Connecticut Game Iiqer: -
mango Gar baobe ieg IiOt al ilet 6or.
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Dig 6rp8t for Ell pIuoieIig SOB, Den
bitreitc Smerte al ale. It boIbc
0tGt giorbe mig ipnG, ofmagret %
ncroeS uomattet, ie8 par ct iuINitGr.
otgt milf 90 uGiter oonocIigt @rae.
Seq prsoeoe mango SebemioIcr,
men tunoe life unbgaa Den itrpffe.
LICE &paIme, fiIgt al SpfaImina,
iom tOm eiter al boOe ipiit, iuotil
leg Nrsucbc @rope RltS. Get betom
boooe min Sane 90 min @ape bel
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trent ct Mar iibcu. Staoig o. iitter
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-18

Department" bnr paa @runo oeraf
maa.tet arbeioe 400 grtratimer.
MonepSO roer .afbcIinsen bar oeiaa
baDt oct trapIt. Store % inaa Ben
geiummer er uoienbte til aDe Ser.
oens Sisrner. Bern s. Smitb. iom
err Superintendent oper "Hegiitrp De.
portment" peo Gbicagos Boltfontor,
zap bpcr Dag ienot fra $4,000 til
10000 Batter. San mener at Siile.
gaperne iaar er 81 Groceut flere og
itsrre eiib flor. glanot Den Wasie
Eing, iOm afgaar meo Oceanic, er
Der ct 9on Snffertsi (GanbD, iom
Gbicaao-giser / forifieaise Sanoe ifal
faa npoe soot al. genge fra geiten
fomiter Stinoom inc / Seoler, Joni
BRIGGS | pebfommen0e 2anbe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-18
Sorifieuiet.

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fom ben t5be fra Colon til Hefu
9orf, Interchangeable Sraftoten mel.
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fen Banana, uuoertrguet / fulo
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pes Sen fiji Ell Heprpientant for &e.
gieringen. Gen er ct @eroensoofll.
ment og bill al bore gfterfommere
bliue betragtet meo Hpsgierrigbeo.
Gu gnl Wano fom ben t5be De-
ceulber iub paa Gpitfontoret | @aIti.
more og iagbe: Seq er 8r9iioent
&ooiepelt. Seq bill life bloc at oenne
2bielbeb!" 0ermeb gap ban iia til at
'luffe oct eIeftriIfe 2ps. San bar
fommen fra @oibington for at tag.
9ontoret / geiiooelie. "gt fan life
opergioe @D9uingen til dig ilbeu poa
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% ban to9 genene fat % flpeteos
til Werico, efterIobenoe iig Ell @ieIo
paa b~alpanoert Williou. Ren MI bar
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co Hog ban inc poa @rubebrift
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me0 fine 3reoitorer / &aninS Gitp.
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p%ortoomper "Nteuominee" nfgif fra
Sonoon til Netu gorf Sen 3bie %.
cGmber; men ga ben bar fommeu $50
NiI neitenfor Sicilp.G crue q Sno
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Sfibet, % Ell at Dem fnuite Horet,
iaa Ser life bar Gale ON at raa 9aub.
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los omfrirg, iuotiI &oret por iao oibt
rcporerct at Den fllnSc fomme inb til
6oImoutb (GugIoro). aue GaSiage'
rcr timber fig bel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-18
Oct norife Selifab.

Sslgenoe er bIonot Be npe Weolem'
mer af 9et Worife SelIfab:
ReginaIo ". ReItos, @rano Sorts,
g.. 9af.
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Safota.
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neiota.
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8. 8. gbriitianion, Groofitoon, Win-
neiota.
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neioto.
geoer Eborfilbien Sic, Genniion,
Iinn.
gait. 81. 8. Soitfom, Badger, Win.
neiota.
8nit. 8. G. aIeppe, glbotp 2afe,
Winn.
@nbretp gifen, GroofIton, Winn.
8ait. s. Sfpberg, Siiber, Rinn.
8. g. g. Sacobien Sergils Sails,
Winn.
Ole 8. gartneis, 8. g. Sarriion,
s. 9. Socobien 8. 8. Saubp, Sbore
6. 8pbbaI, SIaus g. Sanoers, Sen.
m Compton, Ssear &. Strsmme, gl.
bonn 2afe, Minn.
Ga Sefretpren for Oct HorIfe
Selifnb iom ofteit CT poa &eiier, fan
Weblemmer, Der tilberer Selifabet,
eller porbenbe MeoIenmter ienbe inb
lin Collar til llnoertegneoe, bpis De
snifer, % iee bill ienbe Ieolemsfort
iom Suffering. d.
g. Inunbien SormanS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-18
&irfetnbbieIfc | &iSeeiuap.

Sioite Ssnoaa -136e December
lit ben norit.lutberife Renigbeb /
9iSsepop fin upIig reitaurereSe Sir.
febpgning inbpiet. llagtet bet bar en-
bioenoe fob Dag, bar bog 9irfen
paffiiIo at SoIf, - bner Siooeplaos
bar optageu. 5sIaenSe grelter bar
tiIitebe: 6ornnno Z. S. GabI, gbr.
Saeobion, s. 8. 5oueer, g. 6. 9af.
Zen, g. W. gse % Chr. 2. Sbompion,
Der er Reni9bebens Brett. Sntima.
tionstalen boIbtes al 8ait. ). o.
$ousen os Su6pieIieStaIen al Sor.
mano GabI. Ct Offer pptoaes til
9GffeIie at Den reitereuSe 9pgee.
giRIb. Zen beIs6 fla til Iiot opcr
$500. On GftermiOoaeen boIot
BAIT. g. %. gse enseif gr9oifeu.
8ptnoeforeningen banSe fBreet for
Wiobogsmao, Der ie~rpereoes poa
anoerions Sau. airten bar for Ii.
ben og sanffe torpeIie, men er MI
peb beine OHbpguins % SiIbpsuins
Bit baaoe rummeIig % pen. @pt
aor er tiIbpgget, npt GItS % nm
8rabifeitoI er fat ino, iart npr Bin.
buer. Snboenbig er 8Psse o. Sp9Ip
upmaieoe og beforereoe. Den bele
Smfoitnine neo bette Declarations.
arbeibe belsber fig til ca. $500
en- life ina Iiben Gum for en- iaa Ii.
ben Reniebeb at ubrebe poa en-
Sang. Renigbeben tGGer fun ON.
firing 25 5amiIier 90 De maatte ser.
for taee | Spetist for at foa bette sr.
beioe uofsrt - o. bet bar osiaa Here
siort. Men iaa bar be o9iaa iaat ia
ct pent 90 bDggeItst SamIinesIo.
faIe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-18

Siuterterminen SigbIanb 9arf
college. GcS RoineS, Soma, begun.
Ser Ben 4oe Sanuar. SpecieIe aIos.
fer bill bIiuc 0aunebe i ole StoleuS
IfbelinQer. 9ette bill gipe en- no.
merfet gnIcouing for Dem, iom bar
pGret bOIbt tilbage paa Sarmen eller
| storet, at optaee De Sag, DC sniter,
tne0 Ii9Gan goo Sorbel, Tom ON oe
bar TONNE til Stolen peb Sfoleaarets
9eaunocIic. Sigblano Tarf College
or Ell al De itGrite og beoit ubruiteoe
Sfoler / Snnbet meo ubmerfet Se.
toemmeli9beoer % m~aaoeIiee llbgif'
ter. SOcr 1000 er oagIig tiliteoe.
On noacn bill tage 90 iipecielt Col.
leee eIcr RormaI arbeioe. eIer De.
iom ruifer al taae ct aurius | Gar.
maci, SopfpuoiabeS eaer Miriif. eler
iom bill iuIOenoe ct Surius | Camp.
ENGINEERING, GIeftriifenaenering, me.
fmiif GnQGueriug eIler 9ioilengene.
rina me0 @crfiteo.a rbeioe fra @eapn.
beIien al, elcr toni bill taac et. Sorret.
%niugShtrillS eler ct aliriuS | Short.
banb cIler SeIearaii neo en- al DC beo.
tie SfoIer / 2auoet, fau life aisre
beore emo at aaa til SigbIano Garf
GoIleae ocu 4Se Snnlior.
llogioeren al bette gIao er bel
ticuSt meS IrbeiSet / Siablano Bari
College o. fan anbefaIe StoIen iom
ierite SIaSieS | etbper Senieenoe.