davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-19
Saoer fig life lure.

4nt Garrett / 81 @aio, Seg., bar
/ flere aar urret cit at 8rritSeut
&ooieueIt5 perioutige 8enrer. Sau
oeItog / Sen ipanite arig og par
bLanbt DC slough Rioers, ipm itoo M
Der 0aoGrenbe Sberit RooiepcItS aom'
manoo % uomGrteoe iig oeo itn Gap.
perbe6. ga &ooiepelt bar bteoen
ErGiioent. uonGnnte ban Garrett til
Solotolcftsr / el GaioS 9iitrift.
lln6er i'm Reiie ! Sern8 forIc0en
Sonmcr itepneoe TrGitoenten line
ierouife Roitgb Htbcrs iii fig / Gan
Intonio, % Wr. 8orrctt uDttcoe Ga
Inlebniugeu til at taqe me6 lig Jim
Ben Com BpmerS, ell SaIoouOert oa
Spiuer / gI Ra6o. 8operS fit iiS6e
tilboroS me0 BrGiioeitten nten fiSen
1T Rooieuelt pibe. boob Mouo ban
bar % bleo GrgerIig. : forriqc llQc
retite 8arrett til @oibin9ton for pnn.
M at bIipe uonGpnt til 3olofoueftsr,
o. Som Bopers par ntco BAN. 8it'
aen blpite mt ira Ell anoen aant.
BrPiioenten loo 8orrett uioe, at ban
life piIhc eipe bam uogcr M llonGo.
nellie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-19
Seper Sefpitb?

Charles Z. 8ecfmitb, iom bar
9rGiioent for ben iallcreoe Citizens
@anf | ShcrlinL Ohio, bsbe nngipeIig
iibitleocu @artS 90 bIco begrdpen.
Som midtt oil erinore, bar ban CT al
Sfrene for Wrs. Castle g. Gba6micts
gebro8cricr. @eb uocu ot6erc at fro
poa benoeS inllte Iugioenocr rllincs
reoe ban babe @autea OF iig ielo,
blep arreiteret oa lat itrt6er GtItale al
cr fs6eral 8~ruu6iurp. San piite itg
life mere, eitcrot han isritc 8mg
bao0e nPret for Hctteu. Sberlin.
Gaufen8 aaSicrer Spear blep Ser.
imob osmt til Suatbus % ltStiencr
MT fin Strdf. @ecftuttb biep ina %
iCo / fteer Tiger for 3soeu. Sugeu
iii aogaug til bans SuS unotugelt
6nmiIicnS 2Gge, Or. gunce, Jon iii.
iibit meIote, at ban bar 500. SoIf
troeoe d%tntnoeltg, at Scrget ouer
6orbinbeiien meO Mrs. GbaOwjcf
bao6e enot oeu agteoe Wtouo5 2ip.
Wten ben 13oe December folu oen Ii
Oetoe ira Canada, at 9ecfpitb trent
6eIes Ieuer og hol5er ill ! bort gtubc.
riQc. 5 Sberliu er MI bet SpsrgS.
maaG pao oQes 2pber: Spent uur
oct, ot bearop I Wtnrt&? aiiteu bar
tlrug. Bar oen iplot me0 Sten %
SoIm og bar Set 6i5ic Sing, ot ipu'
febe I Soroen mtoer firfelige Gcremo.
nier?" Oct iiges, at life blot golitict
men oginn neutrality-suspicious. oil
~unoerisge Sagen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-19

itefolf paa buer i'm Sioe al Sen mcyt.
fanife Golf % ierser ouer, at DC
maattc ifiaeS. 9eres a~ienbirger i
@aibington ipneS SpnS ON Dem %
tanter paa at beuuenoe fig til ErG'
iioert &~ooiepelt; men ban or, ionl
befienot, en- 5rebspen, og oil neppc
bespnoe Ell M troiouif arig. airr.
Ii9beoen fanr oeiaa Senne Sang ie til
at ieire oeo lin egeu Maat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-19

Sorlis. Sra San Sole / Gotta Hicn
meIoes BEN 13oe December, at Sfon.
ner SIorencia f~orliite pad Reiie ira
gluefieISs / Ricarasua iii Bort 81.
mon / Gotta Rica. gImot De omfom.
ne par ben brittle aoniuI / Bort 81
mon 5reSericf %. s, @oob, TO ame.
rifanere beS, Rapn Sobn Sibaut og
8. 30. Ratber, al bpiIfe Den iioite bar
fro Seras, o. ire Dtatroicr. en- 9os-
lager og TO Ratroier bIep bierset.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-19

Stprbanorl. ). ). Sill ioIste Sen
t4Se December SaIpSeIen at tit @i.
neruldno pdd 0en neitiige SIDE al
9teinba.SsiSen iii ltniteo States
Steel Corporation, % Gotrmenterne
uoiGroigeSeS / Grrno Hapios. So.
'~peSitaSen / Stnsea Gouaip. Get iaa.
taleie @alfer. 9ano, Tom er aibenset
e. iulSt al Serumnlm, o. man bar
nilaaet oen rimelise llopinoins til
100 a 800 MiIliener Sous.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-19

10000 Gerioncr Of ben beSre itiGece
alasie bar ffpgtet fro S0esia, % De
gjenoGrenoe 8attigfolt guar Suu'
gersusb imsbe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-19
Sapan % aOrsa. 5apans @ir

Sapan % aorsa. Sapans Nint'
tier / @aibington, &o9ora 3afabird.
fem ben t5oe til Gan 5raneiseo paa
SJempeien til lit 6RSrelano. SaR
uStalte meS Stprte, at aorea life er
ififfet for Selpimre, og at Oct oerfor
pil bliue et 9porige nnber Sapau,
inotil Solicit bIipcr mere oplpit %
bar lGrt at boloe SrOen ! lit eaet
Sus.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-19

Storfprit 9oris, Der, itnoe rilsiiife
Gaps, Tom unber ct geie8 her / arue'
rifn for ct gnr aor iiOrn gioroe fig
alt anSet emo forbelagtigt benerfet,
ifoI efter en- beftia SariIietrptte pac
.Slottet oen 30te Nop., bbor ban trof
tit Spero % trneoe &eticrett, pGre
bet uopiit Of Huslano.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-04-22

lots priced within the reach of any persons pock
Liberal Terms to make buying easy.
Suppose renter pays $40 month for house$240
end of the the tenant out $24O and the landlord is 4O
lived without acquiring anything for the money spent
talk lot buying and home building with the Sstersvle
how quickly you turn rent into home.
you'll home the heart of Industrial Sstersvle
lie north of you only few minutes walk.
home just 10 Minutes from Sistersvle but city
den to you.
will the advantages of gas and electric
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-04-22

$50 ONE HUNDRED DOL
high
in amount desired at very small price, Six
IN this DEAL
soo n
the of into o
pie
heker investors buy them in such num-
bero of and at time andth is selling
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-24
Opportunity Likes Him
Who Takes Advanta sc.
~ II n More
By r.. g. More.

night, Inviting everybody In town to It. The
result was that by midnight I had sold all
hut n few odds and ends and some nxtures
Next day the store was empty. and I wa S
about $500 ahead.
p At another time met man who IN o casual
way said he was looking for a home In the
loca lily whore lived. knewot n place that
! thought would please him, and got him out
TO look a It and he bought. My commission
was something over 500,
Now you Will notice that In these few illus
trations there are no two alike In II little
memorandum book have recorded each
transaction, and It is sometimes lallghable
to look over and note the varieHated assor.-
n1ent.
Deals Made In Many Limos.
There are a dozen horses sold for different
people with profit OF $3.50 to S25 each to me.
Four or five stores sold outright With $40 to
500 each paid me for selling them. There
are store fixtures Of all kinds and descrip-
TONS "a bakers oven" and In fact time
and space prevent making moro than a
partial list, but each ono has represented a
golden link In that chain we are all trying
to weld called success. might add that I
have long since como to be on the sharp look
out for that little fellow called Opportunity
that continually boba up, You will find
the more often you take advantage Of him
tho more friendly no will be,
These little ventures have Noted me from
$50 to $3.50 u year for SIX or seven years.
without IN any way interfering With my req
ular business, and while perhaps your
chances do not lie In the same path as mine,
theyare there waiting foryou just the same.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-24
Workers Revolt at Boss

- OR quite while the eternal cry Of
80 the worker has been down with the
i monopollst.'N But there re are are other Il'el
- tyrnnnles and expressions against
which no voice Is upifted These
are managerial expressions, the wrongs
that railroads work In not recognizing civil
service in their employment and advance
ment of men, and the tyranny OF long work
ing hours that men suffer voluntarily and
in silence for the sake of bread and butter
We read that the owner Of one Of the larg-
est business iconcerna In Chicago sits in his
private Office and has an intimate knowl-
edge of all that goes on In his vast cstab-
lishment. That he is often In his private
office is true !; that he has IN intimate knowl-
edge OF each department is true. for ne has
the figures before him and can know pre-
cisely how many dollars and cents each part
OF the establishment puts to the credit side,
But the living, units, that year In! and year
ont toll to produce this result, does he know
them? No. and IL he should meet an en-
ploye of eighteen years standing on the
street he would fail to distinguish him from
the employee Of any other house. This work
Of dealing with men Is left to the managers,
and the managers efficiency is Judged mainly
by tho figures to the good made by his de-
partment Hence a good manager, one who
makes the business pay and pay we'll, stands
high with the firm, and has things all his
+ : { a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-24
Saves SIS. 600 in 3 Year
on Salary Of $18 q Wee
By the Man Who Did 1t.

,.os.o,, +1,o 1otn ~ 81 roeorh ~, e;,r1ay
,,,,o, nv o,n nln,a, ~ % mo = ttc,,at
+, : ox.ro,sn1 ~, ! !, - ,,,tt, 10, c,otho.
,.,.,t.,ss ~, %. ~, - -
~ al"'ys - Z N.Y.. .
" enc is,3l
80,
4 did not like to have my money f'ra win wing
ohly . per cent per ann ann interest so Q, =
.ooneu atouMu 70 ,lila petter rate; US
~, - ~
~, :. . ~
within ual,,n,- dis+anne M q, Il,
~ Il, !, :. I, 49,.
K q no,,eor,,h ,,. ~ -, IL -.
,i.htrrr 10 ss, -, 80 49,,
ern ~, !, 80
IL -. IL -. "
-. 80 ., i"
rosran,, hia Scn,,nIa n,,,n rat1 ~. s,n ~. 49,
:, ~ ~ ~ III, ,,,,,o,, - -
a,,a,t a. "a ~ " ,1,har 1870
rooms ia a. Fvn,,nr couple who hoth worried
III ,,roa "a sta bon,e aliou,-
iine- the,n tha I,,sa 4 ,f fhe Two rooms tha
5l,,tcben and IA IA hroom foI 81 ne, month
nrovidinp thcy would s,1pply nv breakfast
Witch they were glad to do. an I retained the
small hall bedroom for my own lis G. Tho
Young couple knew little about buying sup
.nlies3 so I bought for them. bought apples
~ the barrel and oranges BY the box, and
In the fiat, making enough to pay for the
ones we used. tssI also purchased /. coftee,
sugar. and breakfast foods at cost price ana
turned them over at retail price. "a
3s ai - 81 n NJ
Costs Him Nothing to Live.
Thus-in the second six nlontls--my living.
cost me nothing Indeed, I made q little
money out OF 1T, and at the end of the first
wear had in bank to my credit S512.25 draw
ing Interest. E5ss sfl' s 3s e.
II observed that tho men who worked with
mo IN the store were running to loan sharks
and borrowing money, SO I4began lending
money at 2 per cent per month, after study
Ing the safeguards which the loan agents
MAC around their loans. In that way I
added materially to my income besides saw
In 2 N oney for my low-workers, tho were
m vinrp as high as s per cent per monthto
loan sha rks. S5. s8iS3 b III n II ii
3i,rhc RIM made me foreman Of the shipping
fourteen months for them. and I began9to
feel thatI was on the high road to success
TO accommodate thee boys In the store SI8}
onened little Office down town, loan
Ing them money at less tHtiil tiie y q lGs
charged by the sharks. and at the end of the
second year i had So, $50 in bank.
{s$ " 55 !, X S3i i:
Eacanes ExtravaaantW Wife. s
~, rlon mod = rat ma rrlcd when i saved
q. on., " ~, and ~ the seco "a wear
J. :, II fra c,tv ana I discovered a.
~ = y 90 Ia y Al ,yn 4 &, traya CANT
j. II ~ ~ ~ III - b e.hn x,l showed this
Il, a., "a "a - desres Il he enter
-, : -, u,biio$5in'5 INC CIV rims lucklly.
! na ,,ad n -, r,iapo ~, ], woman VI 8 would
Ia 20 Nan I'M i -, M heln "a ma in ad -5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-24

crossed tho lake to st. Joseph one Sunday
when my employer gave me ticket.
I exercised great care with my clothes,
brushing and creaslng them each night, so
that might always present q neat appear
ance. l3 mi NIX Isl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-24

:, N every man S llfe II has been said so Of
q ten and so truly. opportunity at some
d time knocks, and too often It Is let slip
4 by, Now. / am one OF those fellows 50
numerous In the country town-a drum
mcr = or So lesman for /" Wholesale house y
working both In and out Of the big cities,
1t gradually dawned on me several years
ago that In going from town to town ana
from one person TO another there were to
be found continually opportunities TO-. MAI
Ing money by keeping my eyes and ears
open and my mouth shut. for II you were TO
tell everybody your thoughts along these
lines they would surely take your thunder
from you. XII
One of the first Of these that came to me-
and whetted my appetite for more wal an ac-
count that was held against a man that the
creditor considered a lmost worthless, 1hap'
pened to oyerhear conversation one day
that led me to make some inquiries, and
over without taking any chances and clear
$780, which did,
Takes Chance on aStore.
on going into small country store one
day on my regular trip the proprietor sus-
gested that he wanted to sell out, and that
right now, ~ lact He soNi WY wv ''N'A
buy me out?'
& / was nonplused for q minute, but on getting
my thinking cap on and my wits together
/ decided to make him an offer, hardly belley-
ing he would take me M. at the same time
telling him he might think my offer rldicu-
lous, hut he snapped me up IN hurry. Ks
The next question was what to do with
the store. for could not leave my regular
work to attend to that. so held a sale that
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-24
By John Cadwallader.

his cash and making the distribution Of the
returns! Should such a man take more than
his portion OF the proceeds Of the work, the
law considers that he IS a partner in the.
venture to all intents and purposes, and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-24
Workers Commit Suicide.

Last winter a new salesman was working
one night untill0 lie was muscle sdle With
the long hours Of labor; and, seeing no.
chance OF the body OF men quitting, made
up his mind to so home without regard to
consequences,
AS he silently wendell his way down tho
stairs he found two men preceding him. ono
.of whom said: !" So you are going to trim.
windows toe? Thercupon he asked the
man why he consented to such awful
hours. Tho reply came: " Across tho
street there the fellows have shorter hours
quit at @; but what do they get? a PAL
try $12 or SIS a week. Now, here. when
times are good and you can get a lot OF T.
MS [commissionsl, you can make as high
ms $40 or $40 week
So the chance OF making 80 or 40 per a
few weeks out of the tifty-two causes some
statesmen to work night and day, until they
prematurely break down. and step out; and
other younger men, allured by the idea OF
making $50 or $40 a few weeks out OF the
ilfty-two, take their place at the mill guar
anteed to make young men old In the snort
est possible time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-24
Oppression.

beyond price, a technical telegrapher, for
Instance, who cannot be replaced by cheaper
help. Flo is retained and by means of an In
creased salary the commercial bond is tight
ened. 5:
If a man clings to his position and 1t Is con-
sidercd expedient andt wise, n telegram Is
dispatched to the employe to this effect !:
:" Send In resignation. job gone Thus did
one official find q salary running upit sew
eral thousand dollars vanish in one instant. q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-24
Men Stink from Oppression.

: = y y y Il ~
Men have for years stood the badgerlng.
browbeating, and nagglng Of some!of these
men, whose power Is SO great, that the men
who are good managers In business sense,
good perhaps In sense Of outward morality,
but consclenceless in their dealings as man to
human, have become more and more oppres-
siye until man, still being man With the soul
Of a man, is like to rebel
Now and then a man does rebel, saying,
n starvation, rather than being badgered to
DEATH He leaves. knowing that he leaves
good.salary. Thehouse loses faithful en-
Move, but new living unit is found.and the
figures OF the department show up Just as
bright and Just as large as ever Mt the years
end, HB u
Now and then house of general good
policy.and principle has manager of his 2
sort. An employe will not I" peach !" against
n manager or squeal." What good would
III do him? SO 1t Is sometimes With a genu-
Inc regret and with q genuine liking for the
house at large that he quits his place,
Ask Too Much.
A manager will sometimes exact twice tho
amount of work that man rel sonably can
be expected TO do. One or these good ~
heads Of departments said TO an assistant,
:" Your department Is behind--pookkeepe
behind-desks cluttered up-blg order not
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-24
Occasional Overtime Good,

! There are other business men, besides mer-
chants, who exact plenty of night work.
They advance their employees according "a
merit. treat them well otherwist, and SO get
willing service. One man IN such concern
said. on receiving a promotions: I'll stay,
but I'll not agree to work but three nights
week. Yet the very next week found the
employs Just to please the firm, working
every night but one. However, when a bet
ter position without night work was offered
him, he lost no time In taking It.
Merchants. employers of all kinds ought
to see that In the long run they lose by
false idea of Squeezing as many hours as
possible out of an employe, No man can be
as efficient. as ready to use his wit to make
dollars for the firm, II he is half dead from
fatigue and want Of sleep. It Is a shortslght-
ell policy and shows a blindness of vision In
the management of any corporation that
permits such a waste of life and energy IN
its working force, After a man has worked
all day. surely his hours Of toll en,itle him
to his bread and butter at home, and II Is a
suicidal policy that keeps him a work down
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-24

For instance, there is one class of person
who handle money In amounts large enough
to make surety bond acceptable to the
employer. This is the person who IS doing
business on a commission basis, collecting
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-24
Make Workers Resign.

Another way Is totakea mans work par
TALLY away from him and gradually reducing
him to a more subordinate place by putting
n new green employe,a youngerone who can
be had for less money, over his head, thus
initiating against his dignity, Soon he, too,
finds that railroading has lost Its charm for
him, and another resignation is handed In, d.
Even young office boys are somehow made
to feel that they don't want to grow up In n
railroad office, for, when they see men who
have made rpilroadlng a business for over
twenty years swept aside as rubbish, they,
too, feel out of place, and leave for n mower
element. 4
+ Occasionally a man is found whose value Is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-24

that, therefore, he may not be prosecuted
q for taking all the funds Because OF the
laws attitude toward the man on the COM
mission basis the surety company will not
take him as risk There is nothing that
the law can do to punish his crookedness;
therefore he is an unsafe proposition for
the company-there Is nothing for him to
fear. 5$ si
q Experience of men and things has gone
to show that the married man OF family
may be the best or the worst OF risks. He
is the best risk when he Is happily married,
with wife and children; when his salary IS
.adequa to to his needs, and out Of It he Is
putting aside a nest egg =; when he Is
sober, Intelligent. and making no "splurge' ~
In competition with any possible member
of a . set" He may be the worst Of risks
when out of an insufficient salary, and under
heavy responsibilities. he is handling money
with n considerable freedom from esplon-
age-the money that his family is needing
for sufficient food and clothing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-24
ByM. M. AtWater

sent east-get the work5up. Work n1g
4. The sub replied /" We are working nights
two nights n week now. Every man has on
all the work he can stand, The trouble Is.
we're short Of men. The head bookkceperl IS
new and green and is doing all he can. Il Is
q is not good for much and needs q rafting
good helper
Il q Work nights-get up the work, z growled
the manager. i
A day or two lat err the !" head = gain saw
his sub. "say," said lie, that head book
keeper is no good WHY didn'tsyou tell me?
Changed his books got a new man. Now, see
here, If you don't watch this department
better and find out what this bookkeepert
does, I'll put you--yol-on the books-d'ye
understand 2?
Now when an arrogant power Is $ strongly,
developed as this. a man can only bow the
neck to the yoke, or else seek freedola else,
where for to reason with an unreasonable
superior is worse than futile,
Cannot Safely "Squeal."
That a check to managerial autocracy is
needed, many an employee knows; butte say
anything against the domincerlng idosyn-i
crasies of 6"the old man who gets the fig
urcs, is to lose a fat salary, the bread and
butter and all, and so many tonguels mute.
But the swelling out of tyranny--even In
dustral tyranny-has within 1t the seeds of
It's own destruction.
Railroad systems, as a rule, d o not recog-
nze civil service In their employment, A
change Of management results eventually In
an almost total change of the working force,
II do not mean by this that men are dismissed
from service. a good railroad system is too
clever by far for any such crude and direct
method. The devices used are many, The
favorre one Is cutting down n mans salary
making such a decided cut that tho salary
ceases to be a motive power and attraction
to tho employe, Flo seeks greener fields
Observation-Disclosures greenbacks are moro plen-
tful @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-24

A\ s835t 3fsi .I 4. !. q. " 8 y {,
S :, ~ oHo eVet .ls ~ ~ -
s uelile INC . honesty iia ''' 3f Dut t a
M ~ sucn u thne. ~ 70 a.; in cVolutloh 81
{t5 NV inc business world ana no one is
quicker 70 acknoWlcdge =, We mat !. = ~
substance OF ms n honesty h tl' lhhn Is
inc FISK man III the surety company pan i whlch
# goes bond FOR his honesty. Such type OF
~ man, who may be without idcals q any kinu
- mas hmself IN the pos1i'oon o. nh ''iuis
An large sums OF money, and through me n f,ana
M4.- ing or snch SUITS ACQUIRES .nat noisst
IN nnbts winch makes MN one OF tie '' 's W.
HIN srable OF insurance rlsss.l
UN(i The bank clerk IS one OF tne pest Types OF
IIlIE the habltually ho'lcs1 man crc - 10 spe
~ chcYlrtue III me Dank cieris aposc ny c,e!R
IN any other knd OF business 'livoiYSil's lilo
same amount ol fespohsipl'ilS h.lu II
ability Tor money. siherelore - g ~ ,u',l'
TO assume that every clerk y, y o'i'k e iloi,
est IN every llDer or cVep tlilt iic 70 iipi'eot
y bank clerk over most other CLERKS y Ilkcly
TO nave inc ilapt o. Aontots a' - ~ 80
a NY Wy Wy, 49, - - !, a. 80 ~ ~ - -
II i5 surely iis h4> - . ouoS
In VII sfi NIX 'gjis$ y N '5s
IN & Handling money Nree1es HhOit s{t
UYI In the beginning OF ms respo'sip!ty iol
MA money, THIS man VINO becomes napt ny
NM honest feeis Keehi! the ''ps.i ~. tue - ~
III IA money passlis ulucl ne it I'i. - toeo {,
NVV portion OIL y Il poasiloii1S "o'i othseeis
AY| MN. 10 oVerpay d cllcef y - ia -, ~ uhuei
wv count a deposit y oe = mo .'s
NV slohs ~ ~ an easy processs oi ts % pe.
MI come 80 co'ice1h ~. - 1e ~
XIV count ana - 40 -
" tnae ~ i,as Ytue, = ~ ~, = 2 - :
|MH OF CON 20 % - =. ~
SHV an assrestI ~
exacoh q tme ~.
~ - :, 49, 49, -,
lYld casn pa'at'ce = ~ o'4u y
WI tle 10 I'D . ! - Z. H
FR 81 i nc i t" - ste' - ~ ~. l %
A11\ iecos%eu =. ~ ~ -
fV7b -. :. !, -.
tHA T. ety - "a : 20 .tl,.
VH ~. i.'s 80 =. -, ~
M MI ui'y .ose 80, -
WI i'ouso l.as oa'. o. -, y
WI - u'e i.os - ~ 80 - , 80 ' ''
M a ~ -
I'M - -, : !, = - o,,,,, =,