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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-30
from Selalia Mo.
ST. LOUIS COUNTY SOCIETY.

Miss Ellen Genail has returned 10 her
home in Clayton from visit TO relatives
in Fiorissapt.
Mi. and AIRS A. T. Radforth who have
been visiting in Pike County. have returned
to theis home III Glencoe.
Miss Lena Streckcr of Glencoe has been
entertaining Miss Nellie Clay OF Glencoe
during the last week
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Il. Garrett of Florissant
are entertaining the Misses Sheppard of St.
Louis.
Mrs. Joseph Harlc and daughters. Misses
Frances ard Katherine. have returned TO
their home in Normandy from d visit to
relatives in Lincoln County.
Mr. and Mrs. j. VIII Andrae and daush-
ter. Miss Hortense. have returned from
Warrensburg and Pertle Springs. where
they lived during the summer months.
Miss Susie Noack of No 70, Euclid ave-
nue and John Bardot of Creve Occur were
married last Sunday at the home of the
brides parents by the Reverend John
Score. pastor of the Mount Zion Church
al creve Occur.
The marriage of Miss Charlotte Stiile.
the eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Stilc of Suffer, to Harmon F. kettler of
Orchard Farm. St. Charles County. will
take place next Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock at the German Evangelical Church.
Hamilton and Bartmer avenues. The Rev
ercnd Pail Pfeffer will perform the cere-
mony. After the wedding there will be Il
reception at the hall of the Central Town
ship Farmers Club.
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VISITORS At ST. LOUIS HOTELS.

Tenn. ar. at the St Nicholas.
the i.indeii.
u. A. Cochran OF Kansas City. No, spent yes
terday al the Planters.
Richard 6. Adam. OF Washington. D. c.. II
stopping the Southern.
l.. Wells O. Pom-ros. O.. Is on the guest list
i; the New g.. James.
=. g. Parker Of Memphis. Tenn. is at the
Madison with Mr.. Parker.
Charles F.. Bruce Of F-dorado. AK. has
rooms al the I.ac!ede
Mr. and Mrs. l.. r. Conway Of Galveston.
Tex. at the Moser.
-Frans L. Matthews OF Paterson. y. J.. was
Horns yesterday.
gues- list at the st. Nicholas
at the Iinde
Mr. ard Mr. T. H. Bunch of Little Rock.
Ark. are at the Planters
f. q Schmidt OF Columbus. o.. 10 stepping
the Southern.
John Crossing Of San Antonio Tex, has
rooms at the New 81. James
Miss E Gu..ler of Baltimore, Nd. is a guest
Wesley NJ. owen OF Leroy. H.. spent yes
tsrIay at the Lacleds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert 7. Yves. Of savannah.
Ga. q. the Mcser.
--Thoma. S. Hall OF Seattle, Wash. was At
Horns yesterday.
Mrs; G. Ros. Of yisksourE. MISE, is on 'hs
CUES, list at the 81. Nicholas
George g. Griffith of Bald Eagle. Arx.. 10
registered Mt the Lindcll.
Mr. ard Mrs. II. G. Curtis Of Washington.
u. c.. at the Planters
Charles Mclean Of Cleveland, o.. - step
ping at the Southern.
II. g. Digs OF Glasgow. Mo-. ha, rooms At
the New st. James
". r BeIford % Louisville. ny, spent yes
terday at the IIaclede-
W G. Mason Of Rockport Ind. Is on tho
guest list at the 81. Nicholas.
Lee Burdick Of Richmond. Ind. Is registered
the Llndell.
MFR and Mrs Sam l.. Hanks Of Kansas City.
Mo, at the Planters.
R p Allen Of Van Buren,. Ark. IS stopping
at the southern.
Mrs r. Blum Of Des Moincs. Ia, rs CUES.
at the New 81. James.
+. j. Mann of Milwaukee. Wis. spent yes
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EAST ST. LOUIS.

Als. W. j. Edinser is visiting in the East.
Miss Emma Ednser is visiting i'll can
fornia.
MRS. Lawrence Berry has returned from
Alton
Mrs. ELL. Eowles has returned to her
home in Raymond, Ill. after a pleasant
visit in East ST. Louis.
IA. anG Mrs. L. Brown are visiting at
Taylor Springs.
Mrs. T. r. Cusack has returned from
Ohio.
Mrs. Z Z. Cramer il in Chicago, visiting
Miss Maud smith is visiting in oney. Ill.
Mrs. Jacob Scherer is visiting in Denver
cole
Mrs, Robert Bucher has returned from a
visit IN Webster Groves. Mo.
Mr. Jane Clark is visiting In Chicago,
! Miss Myrtle Lille has returned to her
home in Decatur. Ill.
Miss Blanche Collins has returned from
Mexico. Mo.
Miss Carrie Coy Is visiting in the South
Mir. and Mrs. !. 4. Wilson have returned
from The south.
Miss Irma Watts has returned from
Bloomington. Iii.
Mrs. Thomas Ganey is visiting in Itch
field. 40.
the guest Of Mrs +. G.. NIatlocl.
Mr.. aud Mrs. George Ripley have returned
from SAVIOR SPRING.. =,
Miss Ada Ware is visiting in Sparta. III.
Miss Cecilia Whea,ley has returned from
SAVIOR Springs.
ina Miss katherine Downey.
Mrs. 5. Sale is visiting in Ecnault. Ill.
Miss Emily Arp is visiting at Spirit
Lake. Ia
Mrs. James McManuray. entertained
! friends Friday evening. Music and dancins
Miss Misses the Frsaeef Fishes Fsda sse
Mamie Scarlet. c; Collins: MessrS; =. n:
kill h n hit 1. M GsCTse H s,,
Rohm John, F,obiin;, and Mines Jennie
Rohm and :. \. Miller.
MTs v; b aor st and daughter are
Miss Estslla Hays is visiting in Carroll
Miss Fannie Bader is visiting In Grand
Miss Nellie Clark is visiting relatives in
IInlsboro. ILL.,
visiting near C.arkshurg. Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Gregg have returned
frUm Sedaiia. No.
turned from Waterloo Ill.
Mrs John Phillips has returned from a
Miss Mary Craven is visiting in Rood
house. III.
Doctor and Mrs. R. A: 1wyi;cheil aud
Miss olivia James has returned from Cal
| horn, ILL.,
Miss Estelle Wahl of Edwardsville. H..
| IS che guest of Mrs. Gardner.
Miss Hattie Johnson of Decatur is visiting
! Miss Mamye Murray has returned from
Mrs. J. Foster of Updyl1e. III. is visiting
Mrs. otto F-lach and son of Alton. ILL.,. are
| the guests of Mrs. John J. Wies of Char
/ trand avenue
Miss Leila Housch has returned TO her
! home in Salem H., after a pleasant visit
| in East St. Louis.
| Miss Alvce johnson has returned to her
! home in Memphis. Tenn. after visit with
; Mrs. George LAWS
| Professor and Mrs NJ. Z. johnson have
| returned from Kokomo. Ind.
Mrs. j. scherrer has returned from Den
| YER Colo.
| Thomas Harris of kirkwood. Mo.
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REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Springhcld. Ill. Aug. ee-Certifcatcs Of inco:.
por;.tiori issued to-day By Secretary Of stats
Rose follows: r.
The C-ntraiia Hotel Company. Ccntral11S cap
ital $50 pfJ: TO operate hotel. Incorr1tr&fors-
e c. Davis. Norman y. RexfoFd and H.SM Con-
dit -
The National BABY Incubator CompafS East
St. Louis: capital. s56.v0: to preserve ~ lives
O; premature and weakly born childrens xJncor
porators-George J. Kinsky. Henry c. AGfenner
and Louis p. Aloe.
The Galen, Iron Works Company. SHalena.
capital stock increased from 5000 to S.
Tn. Ga!esburz Union Supply Companys Gales
burg: capital stock increased from s. GO 500
TIE Decatur Elevator Company. DecarSt: cap
itaI stock increased from $4,000 TO 80 006
Foreign corporations: -
The Kuefel & Esser Company Of New York
New York city. capital stock. SOgO.<eapitai
stock in Illinois. s5.O6c. ~
Tho Michigan Steamship Company Mfehixzu
City. Ind capital stock. $1,000: capital stock in
The st. Louis Steam Forge and Iron works,
ST Louis. Mo-: capital stock 10000: capital
The Pers Marquette RaiIroad COMPANY. Mich,.
San; capital ses.c?9.Jl9; In Illinois. nothing
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t st. Louis by Mrs. Gardner and Mrs

Perry.
Tie Misses May and Clara McCune re-
turned "Wednesday from an extended visit
with Decatur relltivcs.
Mr.. ami Mrs. Louis May returned Mon
day from their 81 ioun a; Saylor Springs.
Mrs. Mary Ellison has gone TO ST. Paul to
remain until October
Mrs. L.. =. Greenwood. who accompanied
Mrs Elizabeth Prickott to Spokane and
spent tn. summer. returned this week.
MIS-. Il. u. Judd has returned from a trip
/" Niagara Fails and Chautauqua, N Y
Miss Mary Flynn is visiting in Decatur.
ilr. and Mrs. Thomas Newman returned
frida; from LcSeLer. Iinn
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ALTON.

Mrs. A. II Phillips and daughter Miss
Alice Phillips. departed Thursday for Can
ada.
Mrs. George Lewis is visiting in St Louis.
Mrs. Edward Hendricks is entertaining
Mrs. Timothy Russell of 81. Louis.
Mrs. Elizabeth Lynch of ST. Louis is
visitor i'll Alton.
Mrs. II. ]. Mitchell entertained Wcdnes-
day evening at her home in Upper Alton.
Mrs. George Lehne is visiting in SPRING
field
Captain and Mrs. Carl Jackson visited in
Nirden last week.
Mr.. and Mrs J. c. Buckles have returned
to Nirden, after being guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. L. Saunders in Upper Alton.
Mrs. ". J, Sewall is visiting relatives in
ST. Louis
Mr. and Mrs. John james have returned
from fortnights visit in Kansas City
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay White are visiting in
Jerseyville.
Miss Stella Hartford of Arcola. Ill. Is :.
visitor in Upper Alton.
A party consisting of Misses Mabelle
Swain. Caroline Wempen. Lucille Burnap.
[ Helen STEELE Florence Jackson and Cert
rude McCord of Upper Alton. are spending
week at Piasa Chautauqua
Miss Sadie Megowen has returned from
ST. Louis where she visited relatives
AIR. and Mrs Guy Lanton have returned
from an extended visit in Springfield. ILL.,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Leverett have returned
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Mrs. Sherman Cottle of Ivy, Mo, has
been the guest III Mrs. 6. A. Dorst.
Air and Mrs. Samuel Pryor aud family
have returned from the White Mountains,
y. IL
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At Chicago Hotels.

REPUBLIC SPENAfA -
Chicago, ILL.,. Aug. 2-These Stg1ouiA
persons are registered at Chicago hotels to-
day:
Audi,oriumrB. F. Pus.. Mrs. J. S.. Trenten.
Mrs j. Kohler. Jr.. Mrs. ". s. mccall. Miss
Grand racihc-w s. Wood. c. H. Han. 8. C.
Jarvis ~.
Windsor lifton-Mr< " Addins.on. Misses
Booth. Misses CORY. D. g. James. W. r. Wen
zsl Mrs. ". I. Wenz.l
kaisernon- Mrs. J. Boyl-: S. Keys. sNrs 8.
Keys .. SchuIt-s Mrs. .. Schultes. .
Victcria--J. Hodgins. II. NJ. Shaw. ys
Breyoort-F. r. Etambee. L. Peyton
Great Northern--W. r. Bechtoid. MISC Hal
lcran w. !. Hughes F. Johnson. II. BS1eaT-
IT. J. Meyers. Mrs. 7. Meyers. ~
Sarstcsa-W. II. Fizer. G.. Kcightir.
Palmer House,. A. Haines. r. P.-aaineS
Mrs. r. p. Haines Mrs r. Pepper. ~
Briggs-C. p. West. E. NJ Lane
The Underwood Typewriter Company has
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r.. $. T. v. Euchre.

The monthly euchre OF the Ladies' section
of the r. 8. T. V will be held Wednesday
at the hall corner of Boyle and Chouteau
avenues.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-30
New Illinois Corporation.

The Underwood Typewriter Company has
removed to their new store, 40 Pine. street.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-30
LAUNDRY MARX CAUSES ARREST

The Underwood Typewriter Company has
removed to their new store, 40 Pine street
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-30
JERSElyILI.E.

Alig' Norma l.. Barry o. Jerseyvillc en-
te!ta!ncd on Thursday afternoon in honor of
Miss Lillian White OF Batchtown, III.
Ms. xarry f.1tciIctt of JcrseyvIlle Is en-
terta ming Miss Gertrude 1nsersou of Cod
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-11-14
OFF FOR SCHOOL
Send Younaster AWAY Well Fed

Send Youngster Away Well Fed.
Unless the school child has food that
nourishes brain and nerves as we'll as
muscles the child will not develop as
it should.
Brain wastes away daily just like
he rest the body and must be re-
built and the only way to do this is
by the proper food selected for just
this purpose.
A school girl Of Worcester, Mass,
wrote an interesting article about her
experiments with food to study on
1.-TWO years ago had indigestion so
bad that food did not nourish me and
lost a great deal of flesh and strength
and was always suffering from trou-
BILE in my stomach. l could not study
for my head always seemed clogged
up.
"One day at school I noticed that
one of the girls had box of Grape
Nuts. I asked her about it and from
Fwhat she told me, made up my mind
to try the food.
las the result of eating Grape-Nuts
three times a day in place of improp-
erly selected food have at least found
al way to permantly cure my indiges
ton. Grape-Nuts food is light. delic
ious and digests without any trouble
the heavy feeling in my stomach is
gene and | have heen gaining fesl
lrapidly ever since made the change
| to Grape-Nuts.
mot only is the improvement phys
ical but l feel 80 much better anC
clearer in my head and have NOR,
ambition than | have ever known be
fore. I used to feel SO tagged on
3 in my brain and stupid and had head
= aches but this is all gone now and
feel like new person.
Il am absolutely certain that Grape
Nuts helps me get my lessons, be
cause now l can sit for hours AM
study and accomplish a great dea
while when l was living ON the oil
diet l would simply sit there and &C
complish nothing.
"To tell the truth, Grape-Nuts, al
| tell all my friends, worked miracl,
in my case. My mother is signing
this letter to confirm all the statement
J have made" Name given by Postum
, ICo., Battle Creek, Mich.
: Look in each package for copy o
the famous little book, "The Road t.
IWellville" ~ s.x,
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A Steamboat War.

There will, in adj probability, be a
strong fight on the Satilla river when
the new beat arrives and it is said
by those in positions to know, that one
OF the boats will have to- quit. 1t is
we'll known fact that there is not as
much business UP the river at present
as there was some time ago and just
how two will manage to live up there
is a mystery.
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SERVING.
The sweetest lives are those to duty
wed,
Whose deeds, both great and small,
Are close-knit strands of unbroken
thread,
Where love ennobles ALL
The world may sound no trumpets,
ring no bells;
The book of life the shining record
tells.
Their love shall chant its own beauti-
tudes
After its own life working. A child's
kiss
Set on thy signing lips shall make
the glad,
A sick man helped by thee shall make
thee strong
Thou shalt be served thyself by
every sense,
OF service which thou renderest.-Eh-
zabeth Barrett Browning.
Mrs. Theodore Crovatt has return
ell from a visit to Augusta.
4 d.
her home In Camden county.
Mrs. ]. A. Montgomery has returned
from a weeks stay in Atlanta.
i Miss NADIA Mcdonald is in the city
from Frederick for few days.
Mrs. Julius Levy and little daught-
liz: are visiting relatives in Savannah.
Mrs.. S. Dunwody remains quite
lin to the regret of her many friends
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Armstrong
lhaye returned to- their home in At
, lanta.
II Miss Mamie Ross is in town from
her school at Camp Walker She will
Iremain here until Monday.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Robinson and
, their children, of Tampa, will arrive
today to- make their future home in
! Brunswick. Until they go housekeep
ing they will be the guests of Mr.
I IRobinson's sister, Mrs G. McGarvey
} The Brunswick friends of Mrs. ]
M. Griggs will regret to learn that
she is very i'll at her home in this
state. Mrs. Griggs was visitor to this
city and Cumberland during the sum-
mer and made many friends here.
There will be a special meeting OF
st. Marks Guild this afternoon at 4
O'Clock at the parish house. The OBJ
iect of the meeting is to discuss plans
| for the winters work and full at
tendance is especially requested.
80
The charity ball will be the event
of next week. Society is looking for
ward with many pleasant anticipa-
lions to this delightful affair which
promises to be IA brilliant success
socially as well as financially. A full
list of the committee, patronesses etc
will be announced tomorrow
To the regret to the people of Bruins
wick as well as the people who expect
ed to entertain her here, Miss Gait,
the young Confederate girl referred
to in The News yesterday Will be un-
able to visit this city at present. A
letter received yesterday stated
THAT owing to her school duties and
the fact that her stay in Augusta was
longer than she expected she was com
PEELED to defer her visit
The following ladies form the COM
mittee in charge of the rummage sale
this afternoon and evening. The Ia
Idies are urgently requested to be on
hand: Mrs. ]. E. du Bignon, Mrs c..
! Is. Wylly, Mrs. Benjamin Borchardt,
Mrs. w. M. Upper, Mrs. j. E. Young,
Mrs. II. l.. Hine, Mrs. j. A. Butts,
Airs. ]. F. Baya, Mrs. NJ. Kaiser, Miss
Lula Baker, Mrs. j. A. Montgomery
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PERSONAL POINTS,

]. NJ Wilkerson, Of Atlanta, is in
the city.
d. M. Livingston, OF Atlanta, is at
the OglethOrpe.
J.B. Wolfe, of Atlanta, was in the
city yesterday.
John Pasco, of the A. c. L. was
here yesterday.
Inspector General Obear returned to
Atlanta yesterday.
r. E. Powder. Of Moultrie, was in
the city yesterday.
c. w. Collins. of Americas, was in
the city yesterday.
J. A. Wheeler of Waycross, was in
the city yesterday.
b. Padrosa has returned from a bust
ness trip to Atlanta
b. p. Coleman has return ed from a
business trip to Atlanta.
r. A. McCranie, of the A. c. L.
spent Yesterday in the city.
l.. C. White, of Albany, was among
| III ,,;c;torO to vi u
| J. p. Davenport returned from ;
business trip up the road yesterday.
John M Morton, of st. Louis, wa
registered at the Oglethorpe yesteI
day
e. Van Zanto, of ST. Paul, was on
Of the drummers in the city yestel
day.
A. r. Jones, a well known Cincin
natl drummer was in the city yes
iterday.
A. d. Simon, of New Albany, Ind
was registered at the Oglethorpe yes
lterday.
Col. w. e. Kay returned yesterda
from a business trip to- New York am
Baltimore.
Joseph Salaber, president of tn
IGrand Order of Bnai Birth, was in thu
city yesterday, paying the local orde
a visit.
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Vacant corner G and e streets. $3.50
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May Arrive Monday.

The handsome steamer purchased
by Captain B. A. White for the Sa-
tilla run will, in all probability, ar
rive in port Monday. In the meantime
Capt. and Mrs. White and their little
daughter will return from Norfolk by
rail and will reache here before the
boat does.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-11-14

2 lots on A street, close In, $3.50
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The Pleasure Of Eating.

Persons suffering form indigestion
dyspepsia or other stomach troubles
all hnd that :.odol Dyspepsia cur'
digests what you eat and makes t
,omach sweet. 1Ais remedy is
ever failing cure for indigestion ant
dyspepsia and all complaints affecting
ne glands or membranes OF TIVE sto,
lch or digea~Ne tract When yo'
lake Kodol Dyspepsia cure everything
lou eat taste good, and every bit o.
he noutriment that your food contain
is assimlated and appropriated by the
blood and tissues. Sold by Joerger's
harmacv-
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Notice.

Notice.
The city registrars will meet in the
grand jury room at the county court
house at 8 O'Clock on Monday, Novem'
Der 1G, 1908, for the purpose of CIV
ing hearing to those persons who
were refused registration by the reg
istering clerk All persons at interest
will take notice and appear at that
time This November 10, 1908.
w. ]. WAY, Chairman,
Board of Registrars
A new collar and sleeve binding
and your overcoat will save the cost
of a new one See Jim Carter be
fore cold weather. Phone 1882.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-11-14

Col w. e. Kay returned yesterday
from a business trip to- New York and
Baltimore.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-11-14

Joseph Salaber, president of the
Grand Order of Bnai Birth, was in the
city yesterday, paying the local order
a visit.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-17
GNMPEWW
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BREMERToN RUN

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steamer Arrow would begin saweF-
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-17
LABoP,s SHARE IN PROSPERITY

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particularly nleasurahis sue
report admir-
parpose puhie that the
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-17
NEW YORK. pEESsYLvANA COLORADO AND IOWA APPLY
NEW FEATURE TO THE MOTHER

ia ths pHatsetian 81 thslr prosperity
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a5aF A. hFHaehs i.~fsfs ere raair9 anasF
arfarsfe tae Tor eaaaing ths deitas
aueurY = ths eiiila ard Hnaf ~ asali
sifa areassftuE,v IRE ssieau keefsHr
- either f=fsan eha sffHd ar HHslsfesi
fn rausfaE M deiiHaHsasff niaf -
bffarhf fHsfafa eco eassf8 ae esfa ate
afaitnd II easasias ths asifHti ael.ts =
tAe ssUa ahe latter feu charges afr
st.der eeaaFsfs sna aiatiurt iawa iH
- uas fsaaart-d vita TIE hsaFias =
fha ehuds esss
Tfr rFaazsliaf sFEfHHf = 81 ssfsizzsts
- the hafaaaaHf - fhe ansFsiiar - ~
fHHsuis fsarf WHhaes fke prf'fsst aHH
- ageus faf#a ruuranN Mantf D. H!san
90 . naeHstfAte before nhnfn e deiin-
4assf rhIlH Has trHn fHana sufiff Thr
ehlta miEht ha dissa5assst SIN fe
bslkr tis rafrnfs nsiehs ~ flnsf. ~