davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-03
The Indian pnchorsha.

a pnchofshn Is IL feast and part of
the Incarnation and superstitious cere-
niony conducted over the sick by the
lower class Of ignorant Indians.
When man is thought to be sick
enough to require the services of doc
tor he IL put into n hut, and for three
days no one except the doctor sees him.
The doctor goes into the woods and
gathers herbs. from which he prepares
n potion for the sick man ana then
keeps lonely vigil with him. At the
end of the third day. If the patient Is
not Improved, the order is given to pre-
pare pachofsta. Corn and meat, Ell
Their beef, pork or game, are put In a
large kettle and stewed until the corn
Is soft.
All the relatives OF the sick man are
entitled to attend, and they gather
around the kettle for the feast. The
Sick man Is brought ont and served
drat He 70 Fed as much as his stomach
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-03
SCORPIONS AND SPIDERS.
fotntH In Common between These
LoakAEome AntmaIs.


Between the spiders and scorpions,
those Srayish, lobster-like foes of every
living thing. which Turk In old walls
anti beneath the debris OF ruins silent,
patient, giving the sting that kills and
then sucking tile victims blood there
are points In common" writes Il. e..
Aiialo. tile traveller ana writer of Lon.
do;. This very habit OF sucking blood
Is shared by them. for the scorpion
DOGS not tear Its victims flesh with
p!hcllcrs, Ike n cruyilsll, but sucks tho
juices through II small and tubular
mouth aot unlike that Of spiders. Both
Gi tiicin breathe through lung openings
In The abdomen. and in each the number
oi leg,i Is eight, not six, rs In insects.
The latter cinss, which form the food
" the smaller SPIDERS are erroncously
regarded as safe IL they have wings 10
fy. Even In England there are spiders
which run SO swiftly and leap with
such precision that, apart from the aid
OF webs. few but the largest insects
are secure from their attacks. In Aus.
lralia there are parachuting spiders
which sail obliuuely down from tho
tree tops, and these must be deadly to
encounter. Let us give the spider It's
due. Even those who willingly con.
ccde It's diligence grudge 1t the unde.
niable attribute of cleanliness.
Few created animals are more loath.
some than the scorpion. There is n
graceful beauty in the dcadlicst snake,
in the fierce tiger, even In the banded
wasps and hornets, but in the scorpion
there Is nothing but foulness. The
creatures bite varies in its results, pos.
stbly according 10 the condition of tho
scorpion itself, but more probably nc.
cordinS to that of the person bitten.
KNOW of one cnsc OF II man, an Amer.
can, who was repeatedly bitten by
scorpions without OH any occasion suf-
fering more than few hours OF dis.
comfort. In Morocco have seen lads
handle scorpions without sign of fear.
letting them crawl OH the palms OF
their hands. even laying them on their
eyes. and all for quarter of dollar!
was told Mt the time TINT the skin
Of the open hand stretched tight gave
the scorpion no purchase with which
10 get lis weapons In play.
What was, however, far more re.
markabic was the patent indifference
with which gang of Moorish masons
went to work barefooted TO pull down
al old building in the full knowledge
that every blow of their picks OH tho
falling wallis set fresh scorpions free
to writhe over their feet and legs, for
they were buried in the accommodating
rubbish almost UP to the knees. TO
their way OF thinking the creatures
reputation was more evil than its bite"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-03
Whore EyesIght liz Good.

The best eycslght Is possessed by
those people whose lands arc vast and
barren and where Obstacles tending to
shorten the sight are few. Eskimos
Will detect u white fox In the SHOW at
n great distance away, while the Arabs
OF the deserts Of Africa have such OK
IRENE powers Of vision that OH the
vast plains of the desert they will pick
out objects Invisible to the ordinary
eye ut ranges from one To ten miles
distant. Among civilized people the
Norwegians have better cycsight than
most. if not all others, as they more
generally fulfill the necessary condI-
lions. The reason why defective eyes
are so much OH the increase In Eng
land md I'm America lies In too much
study OF books III early life and In
badly lighted rooms.-London Stand.
ard
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-03


The various Inscriptions found on
the blades of swords may be said to
constitute Il literature In themselves.
This cutlery poetry" us Shakespeare
calls 1t, Is not the least interesting fea-
ture Of Il sword collection Hundreds
of Toledo raplers We're engraved with
the wise counsel, DO not draw me
without reason; do not sheuthe me
without honor" On ran old Ferrara
blade Is the following inscription: MY
value varies with the hand that holds
me-" bnttleaN OF formidable ND
pcarance bears the comfortable assur-
ance. When 80 up you go down, ;
ana OH an old Hungarian sword Ia in
scribed, 'IIc that thinks not rs | do
thinks falsely" Besides the notices
oil the blades are engraved the max
er's name aud address or the owners
arms. During the sixteenth century
warriors regarded deliberately orna-
mented hits with rs much interest as
we look on works OF art ut the present
day. The blades of Italian swords
were also sometimes beautifully orna-
Ipentcu
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-03
THE AGRA DIAMOND.
Odd Manner In Which 1t Was Snug
EIel Out of Iniiin.

Like many other diamonds, the Agra
diamond has had adventures. 1t gets
Its name from the fact that 1t was tax.
en- ut the battle of Agra In 1926 by the
Emperor Baber. who was the founder
OF the Mogul empire In India. The
Marquis of Donegali was i'll Agra IN
1867, when the diamond was taken
from the king of Delhi. Donegal was
Mt the time engaged as secretary ana
belonged to the same regiment as the
young officer who obtained possession
OF the diamond. 1t was resolved
among them to smuggle 1t home to
England rather than give 1t up and to
share in the loot money. The question
arose how were they to get it home.
No one seemed able to hit upon q
method that would be likely to meet
with success until the last evening pre-.
vlous to the departure of the regiment.
During the course of dinner tie youm-
gest subaltern suddenly jumped up and
said: II have it. We will conceal the
diamond In horse ball and make tile
horse swallow it." This met with gen.
eral appreciation, u ball was secured.
the inside scooped out. the diamond in
serted, the end stopped up and the
horse made to swallow it.
When the regiment reached the port
OF embarkation the horse was taken
Ill and had to be shot. The diamond
wns taken from his stomach and
brought over to England. 1t was sub
sequently sold to the Duke of Bruins
Wick, and since then 1t has been recut
from forty-six carat stone to thirty
one aud q half carats In order to get
RID OF the black spots IN it, and 1t is
the most perfect and brilliant diamond
OF rose pink color.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-03
CATHERINE THE GREAT.
An Odd Woman WINS This Empress
of the Russians.

An Odd Woman WINS This Empress
of the Russians.
A recent writer says of Catherine tho
Great, empress of RUSSIA from the
year 1I62 to 1886:
''She rose ut q and lit her own fire.
Her table WIS Ideally simple. From
the rcproaci Of overeating and over
drinking she was free. Though she
could not sing note. she aud Prince
Dashkof, who could sing no better, oc-
casiQnally performed III Il concert. a
sudden burst OF the most exalted and
ridiculous discordunt tones was the
consequence, one secondng the other,
with scientific shrugs and all the SOL
emn, self complncent airs and grimaces
of musicians. From this perhaps she
passed to cat concert and initiated
The purring Of IL cat In the most droll
ana ludicrous manner, always taking
care to add appropriate, half comic,
half sentimental words, which she in
vented for the occasion, or else, splitting
Ike n cat In Il passion, with her back
up, she suddenly boxed the first person
In her way, making up her hand into n
paw and mewing outragcously."
When playing whist one night Gather
Inc could not get her page to answer
the bell. After she had rung twice.
again without effect, she left the room.
looking dnggers, and did not reappear
for considerable time. The company
supposed that the unfortunate page
was destined TO Siberia or at least the
knont AS matter Of fact, Catherine
on entering the antcchamber found the
page. like his betters, busy at whist.
when the bell rang he happened to
have so interesting hand that lie
could not make UP his mind to quit It.
Now. what did the empress do? She
Dispatched the page on her GRAND and
then quietly sat down to hold his cards
until lie Should return"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-03
Personal Notes.

MIR. It. Il. DAILY, who has recently nc.
qnired considerable property in New
Kent end Warwick counties, is here
with his family.
Messrs. L. b. Geddy II y. Phillips
III. Harrison and u. b. Cloves have
gone to Norfolk to serve on the jury III
tie Federal court.
Mrs. s. E. Chapman AMI Miss Chap
man viii leave Thursday for 4 Euro.
penn tour. They will be abroad n
year.
Alr. 3. l.. Boswell of Richmond, was
here today.
MIR. W. y. Gorlick. of Richmond. was
here today on business.
MI and Mrs. ]. II. Stone have re-
turned home from Richmond where
they Spe1t several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Monauin are in New
York.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-03
IT'S ALWAYS BAD.
The Best of Backs Are Bad When They
Ache, and Newport News People
Know 1t.

A had back is always bad.
Bad Mt night when bedtime comes.
Just as bad in the morning.
Ever try Doan's Kidney Pills for 1t?
Know they cure backache-cure ev-
cry kidney i'll?
If you don't, some Newport News
people do.
Read n case of It:
Mrs. NJ. e. Scott, wife of NJ. e. Scott,
employed in the shipyartl, residing at
1913 Lafayette avenue, says: when
| went TO Aliens drug store for Doan's
Kidney Pills dull aching in the small
of my back and through the loins was
very pronounced 1t was only an at
tack similar to predecessors which
had annoyed me for some months.
When they were in the acute stage if |
contracted even slight cold it was sure
to settle in the small of my back and
an aggravaDon of the complaint fol
lowed Morning after morning / have
been so lame and sore that was poor
ly prepared to commence the coming
days duties. | thought IL Doan's Kid
ney Pills could be depended upon they
might tide me over the last attack and
was not disappointed MI. Scott is
Just as positive about the benefits re-
ceived from the treatment as 10 Z.
For sale by all Dealers Price so
cents. Foster-Milburn Co, Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's- and
take no other.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-03
WEDNESDAY, MAY ,, 1905.
as TO SCHOOL METHODS.


The Principals Club. OF New York
city, through committc,, has given
TO the press it's answer 10 The recent
attack of certain practical legislators
on the so.called "fads AMI frlls" IN
the public schools Of that city. Thu:
Principals admit tina. cduca; TN m,lst
be practical and must prepare the
chnld for life but deny that exclusive
devotion to The three RS will give
the child thai equipment. They do
not admit thai the Pupils Of today
spell cipher. read arc write any less
efficiently than those OF twenty years
age. Compositions now arc written
by the whole class, based on the pu
pills own thoughts. enriched by new
ASSOCIATIONS aud inspired by new in
tereSts.ii Manual training is not regard
ed n an added subject. hut supple
ment 10 the old formal teaching, and
rs tho mos. real kind of instruction.
II g pointed out that all the great edu.
Gators agine that that system Is evil
Which concerns itself with words
rather than things; YIN Torn. rather.
than content. The real waste of time
- declared to he in those schools
which devote all the time to- The three
RS.
There never hrs been time when
less difficulty was experienced in Sc
curing liberal appropriations for the
mpinicnaicc Of he public school sys-
tcn,. ait. an enormous sum is spent
every ysar in that direction. II is not
surprising, there fore, that practical
men are asking the question: is the
game worth the candlc?" The pupils
of the schools Of today arc under oh
servalicn aud upon their practical
work Will depend whether or not there
will 10 n reaction against wha: ure
called the frills and fads Of the school
system. Unless all students are fra
iy grounded IN the fundamental prir-
cinlcS OF e.lncntiCn tic time will come
when IL Will be necessary fer tho
school authorities TO make more
v
to secure The support needed 10 make
Tho schccls efficient.
We live in ar intensely practical
age and when people are informed that
portion of The school fund is squan-
dcrcd III purchasing at three prices
certain school supplies and when
There arc indications that ability tc.
spell correctly is not considered nee
essary III n high school graduate it is
inevitable that thoughtful persons
should begin to ask questions. This
curiosity is not dangerous but indi.
Gates a healthy interest in most i'm
pnrtant subject and ushers in a period
OF reform which undoubtedly will eli
nitrate graf and which will strengthen
the school system ar its present weak
and unsatisfactory points
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-03

4 Tie State Department announced,
tuesday warning that laborcrs
should not 30 10 the isthmns unless
lhcy have received in advance def.
mic engagement. Many men have
t'ecn arriving who are found unG.
Tor work on ile canal. In which re.
spect tEey probably are living up TO
The regulations they have left behind
ihnm. otherwlse they probably woul,l
no, find II necessary to 70 50 far to
find q job.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-03

cnn held. ana the others then turn In
and devour the remainder Of tile stew.
When this Is concluded n bonfire Is
built and lighted. and the crowd circles
around and dances to the time of q
weird chant. After this. If the sick
man does not show Signs of getting
better nothing more IS done. for him,
and he dies Or gets well by net Of Prov
idence.-OklahORin Times Journal.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-03

Mr.. Roosevelt might as well remain
In The wiltlS of Colorado = while Ion.
ger il he wishes To do 81. for The fair
PHI graduate and the class orators
VIII, IN Il few weeks. begin TO furnish
Diagrams nnh specifications for all of
he problems now confronting The h,l.
man race.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-03

II is denied that Mr.. Cortelyon will
become president of the Equitable Life
Assurance Society. Even with all of
lis diplomacy and skill mt smoothing
out kno.ly tangles. the accomplished
postmaster general does not care TO
90 up against the Equitable PROPOSE.
ton
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-03
Mayor Warburton Offers Reward
for Arrest Of Iirebug.
THREE Bull DING; ARE BURNED
Unoccupied Structures Selected by tn.
lncendiarles Fer Their work-Lsrsc
sarm in New Kent County Sold to
Northern Men.
Especial to the DAILY press.)

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. May q
Mayer T.. ". Warburton today offered
n reward of $50 for Information lead.
iEg 10 the arrest and conviction of the
party or parties who set fire to several
:lnoccupied buildings in the past few
"ccEs Three buildings have nj.
ready fallen prey to the fire bug.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-03
Cousic Farm Sold.

The Southern Land Company.
through MIR. c. B. Chapman, sold a
farm known as "Cousic," containing
l.SS0 acres. i'll New Kent county. to
Christoph Bros, of Wanliesha. Wis.
Also small farm in York county. to
Mr.. Chamberlain, of Oregon. Wis
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-03

Members of the Optical Workers
Protective Union of New York city.
which Is affiliated with the American
Federation OF Labor. have begun a
STRIFE for the, recognition of their
union. It should nor be difficult
matter TO see through the matters at
issue In such a contest.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-03

s4 The young lady who shot and killed
her employer by swapping an iinloaded
pistol at him "in fun" dill not even
adopt an original method of making a
fool of herself.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-03
Episeonal conxcc alton.

The Episcopal Convocaiion assemb.
lc'l hcrc today for three-tay', sel-
sion
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-03
HUHSCItIpTION RATrs.

TELEPHONE NUMBERS.
Editorial Rooms. Bell Phone No. a.
Business ONCE. Bell Phone No. 181.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-30
BON @rafen bon 0Ianoern.

Der 9raf BON Slanbern, Der perftor>
bene 8ruber bes &Onigs bon 8elgien,
marin ieinem Pripatleben bon auber<
OrOentli6er ginfa96eit unb babts
ni3ts mebr uls bDfii9es Wsien unb
offisieQe Seltli9feiten. Oabei beIab
er 9nmor unb 9eiit. 9or einigen
Sabren fppbnte er nit benz 8ruber Der
@%rDffnuns elmer 9emGlbeau itenung
in Sent Bel unD mari Bel benz iibli9en
Hunogang einen geldngneilten 8lid
auf bic auberoroentli9 5ablrei@eH
8iloer. Sn elmer itilen @de iaate er
bann 5u !9errn Oefamblanc, benz Sc
nerdlinipeftor Der belgif9en gifenbabs
men, Der ben Runogans mitma9te:
r6inben Sic ni9t aud, lieber 5reuno,
baB i9 Diel befer bran bin ais mein
8ruoer, Der &Onig?" llnb als 9err
Sefamblanc iiberrai9t aufblidte, ba
er ni4t puBte, mas er %antporten ioG>
te. fiiste Der 9raf btn5u: ySa, ia! Sd
braude bod bas aaes bier ni9t mum
berbar gu finben, fpie err" Sin AMBER
NAL fubr Der @raf o Jlanbsrn nit
2eppoGb III. na4 Oftenbe. Der &Onis
bdlt febr burauf, bab Bel offi5iensn
Gmpfdnstn auf 8abnbOfen Der @a>
gen, in Dem er iib befinbet, genau bor
benz Seppi9 bGlt, Der in fol9en 6Gnen
auf benz 8abniteig aussebreitet niro.
SSn Oftenbe fubr bamals aber Der 9of>
aug ettpas gu plOBli4 in bic 8abnbofs=
bale elm, uno es gei9ub, oab Der tOz
nigli6e Wugen einige gentimeter iiber
ben Seppi9r binausfubr. Der Snses
nieur, Der ben 3us fibrte, mar in Der
grDBten 4ufregung unb lieb Die Wdz
ihine lange bin unb Der manOpriren,
biz enbli9 allies in Orbnung mar. 4ls
Der 8Onis uno feline 8egleiter auzgez
ftiegen fparen, fuste Der 9raf BON
5lanbern. Der benz sanasn @orsans
b0dft beIuitigt Susef4aut battle, gu
benz S~nssnisur: vRa, bas bate ia elm
fdOnTs giien6abnunsliid tperben fOn<
nen!" = .Wie meinen sic bas, f0nigz
Iihe 5obeit?" nWir bGtten bod bei<
nahe ben Seppin perfeblt!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-30

lprem Yel9mad betbdtiaer UNI 1pgul
tpie gar teinen Mitbepsrb 6aben. nnb
sitgleia tpiirben einise Der eigenartiss
ten unb eeSiegenften &unitbambperfs.
Jerttgteiten Der Welt er6alten bleiben.
Statt behen perpfuf6t man i1ur ibren
natiirli4en Gntpidlunssgang unb
oriidt lie gu erfolgluien Witbenerbern
Der Weiben 6erab, = unb ,bas nenit
man audi nod CONGRATULATED raiez
burg! 8abrli9, Der amerifdnii9e
S9ulmann ni9t Der einselne, forz
bern bas Sbitem = seiat man6mal
toteiel6s ielbtgefdaise @~srbpbrtbeit,
oasfelbe tur3fi6tige MiBaGtet Der
8eolrfnihe uno 9eI6mGder anberer
Wteni9enfinber, pie man es oft benz
amerifanif9en 9anpelsmann allf benz
Weltmartt porgetporfen bat.
Sas tit elm Sebler, Der iiG na6 BEL,
ben Soften BIN i9per ridden mub.
S6on fla9t man Dariiber, baB Die e9te
&unitfertigfsit Der Napaios INNER
mebr in @erfaI geratbe, unb bic s3abl
berer, tpelGe bic Nabajobeden II. (. NJ.
in i6rer flaffiI9en 8olfommenbeit
beriteuen tOnnen uno ipp0en, INNER
-seringer peroen. Oo9 lit es INNER
nod ni4t gu IpGt, BON benz 10 berfeblz
ten gr5iebunestpege fi6 ab5upenben,
ipel6er bic nutiirliden Mnlagsn unS
Neigunsen nur perfiimmern lGbt unD
auf Die Sriimmer Der Gigenart elenbes
er%5tpunsenes Stiimperperf pfrppft!
so tpiro an ben Hapaios ebenfo
hinfi6tli6 i6rer moraltf9en @efunb<
belt %geiiinoigt, tpie in anberer Irt an
ibrer leibli6en. 9eBterss e.i9ie6t
audi bur9 ben fortpdbrenben @srtauf
bes miierabeliten JeusrtpaF~s burd
gepifenlofe WeiBe, pel9e auf Sunz
oerte bon Irten ben einidlGsisen Sc
fesen etn S9nipp9en i6lasen, tpenn
Tie bieielben ni6t i9lantpeg miBada
ten. 60 fann bier Der 8epba6ttr in
gar bielen 8eaiebunsen ~ausrufen:
Der Meni9beit sar5er Sammer faBt
mid an"
&Onnten bic Ndpdjos b%eitGnbis in
ibren ielbitge6uuten n9osans" pobnen
uno i6lafen, 10 fpiirben tie audi bel
before Schiller unb Mrbeiter fem, gei=
itig, leibli4 unb moralif9. sic gebOz
rem fpeientli9 in has Sreie, tie brau=
den ipeite 8leiper mad ibren etgenen
Sheen, falte Wo6nungen UNI refine
2uft; lie 5eigen es nod beute an pielen
Bra9teremplare BON MGnnern unb
5rauen, baB lie fir ibr fOrperli9es
Wobl better gu leben berlteben, ais
mir! Wir fOnnen ibnen nod mdn6es
@ute binaugsben unb friibere Sebler
gutmd9en, nobel aud Die national
apirtN4aftli9en Snterefen MIR ges
tpinnen f0nnten. 4ber fpdrum lie
bur9aus in einen S9raubitod fpannen
unb tbnen uniere eigenen 9ebreiten
~aufbdnsen gu [ipoqen9 M0ge es audi
bier 6eiBen: 8a6n fret!
Spectator.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-30

ais f"irsIi9 in eng.
lanS elm Yoli5ift in einem @rpreB5use
einen junsen @erbreder transpOrtiren
follte, selans es biefem @erbreder.
trobbem feline 9dnbe sefehelt paren.
pGbrenb Der Sabrt ben @btbeil 81
Offnen unb aus benz 3use gu fprinsen.
Ser polisiit. Der ibn nod on ben geis
men ersriff, purbe nit auf bas @eleife
seriKen. Ser gritere fiel unter ben
fabrenben .3ug, Der ibm beibe 8eine
abfdnitt, pGbreEb Der poliait NIT
lei9teren @erlebunsen babonfam. Der
Nerbreter erlag ieinen Wunhen. 8ei
Der 2ei9enfaau ftelte fi4 berans. baB
er cine perfleibete Trau mar. sic bate
es beritanben, in biefer 0ertleibung
fi4 afs elm Msent Der Werii4erungss
Geienfdaft aufaufpielen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-30
&HPnbahm Babrplats.
Danoalia Sine.

Nbsans @1iuuft
ct. 9ouis SpcI, taI d.. / 5OSm Bittsbura SmI. tdoItn q q sowm
ct 3oms 3fn tdgi& I'd CD 7 O)Bm Rem Bort Grprek tdnH1 > q BORN
saStfal eEpses td8l Sd. Z 1oVm S9nsaer MaiI tasI& -. 8 0OBm
Sf souts NC tdgl ........ 73l9m Serre Sauts gfFns Nee tas 10 25gm
e5 StS espreb tdsH1 ds.12 s09m SepHoae espres tasIi4 DIS. 2 49gm
ct Souls Grprb tasI ......3 15Re Mtiantis grprek tdSIi& 4 15Wm
s s 6 e1fngbaln Zee tdgl. 1 90 sm @ittsb Orb, faal 8 T.: g 56Rm
vi Y 0aa Wail taai6 -. 8 lore S5e so 2imiteb teI 9 d b 7 0sWm
1t Souts special ta9l'@ (. IL 3bRm Yittsbnrs epcI tasGd sd IL 25Nm
VtncennesO ibifion.
eotro & 8tnseu grpr tdei& 7 20sun Spensr & Srend Gid he. fol Q 56Bx
Btaeeunss g:preb tdgI...... s 50Nm Winseunee Grpreb tdon6 10 sOgv
Spencer & 6rend Sid III, tsI 4 45Nm Cairo grpreb tdai&. 80 I5Ym