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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-31
ALASKA 0UTP0STS
LINKED TO HOME
Greedy Tells Of Complete Gable,
Wire and Wireless Systems
~ .t.4t#~ in North. y. g.. =

Washington, Oct. 31.-Reporting on
the extension of communication with
Alaska, General Greedy, chief signal Of
icer Of the army, in his annual report,
says direct telegraphie communication
is now established with five military
posts in Alaska. The commercial bust
has ssd PeteG ooe dgr R the past
creased to 100000 annually. The sub
marine cables of southeastern Alaska
are 1900 miles long.
Speaking of the wireless work in
Alaska between Nome and St. Michael,
Gens %5l, Gse fhs Say says; on ,raa. +e,a
graph system in The world, it is be-
Geyed. that is regularly operated ss a
Commercial com business. IN Aug. 6, 1904,
it completed year of uninterrupted
service over it's course Of 107 miles. It
has handled daily and uninterruptedly
the entire Geographic business Of Nome
and the Seward peninsula, which, to-
gether with the official business, aver
More than milton Words o1 were ' Sent
during the year, many thousand being
commercial code words in which no
error has ever been traced to this sec
ton. In a single hour there have been
words without error or repetition. Gap,
tain Wildman was retained at Nome
thruout an arctic winter to insure con:
tinuity Of operation and the successful
training Of the enlisted force
During the year there were 134,63o
messages besides considerable free Of
fetal business, General Greeley says
isolation Of Alaskan life by furnishing
daily the approved news bulletin to
each military post and station and by
granting a strictly limited use of the
line in intercommunlcation on social
subjects between the different military
stations.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-31
RAILROAD NOTES.

The New York Central lines have issued a
book descriptive Of New York. It contains full
maps and history Of the city, with cut Of
the Grand Central station.
Mrs. DAILY, widow of Marcus DAILY OF copper
fame, was a passenger on the new compart-
ment car which the Milwaukee road placed in
service last night on Its Pioneer Limited train
to Chicago.
Barrett B. Mitchell, general freight traffic
manager Of the Michigan Central railroad. has
been promoted to the position OF freight traffic
manager Of the New York Contra! lines west OF
Buffalo. His office will be In Chicago.
Louis Hills automobile inspection Saturday
and Sunday of the route of the new line into
Manitoba is taken as conclusive proof that the
Great Northern of which he is vice president, Is
to build the line. He crossed the country to
Gretna, where special train was waiting. The
road is known the Brandon, Saskatchewan
Hudson Bay road.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-31
AMERICAN NOTE STAYS
YARTANIAN EXECUTION

Constantinople, Oct. 31.-The prep
arations which were going on for the
execution Of Ghirkis Vartanian, who
was condemned to death by the Grim
inal court at STEAMBOAT, Oct. 10, for the
murder Of Apik INDIAN, prominent
Armenian, were suddenly stopped yes
terday on the receipt Of note from
the American legation setting forth in
unequivocal terms that the execution
would inevitably produce serious conse-
quences. The authorities have now no
titled the legation that the execution
Of the death sentence has been post
poned pending the settlement Of the
question Of principle in which the lega-
ton and the Porte are negotiating.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-31

plainly indicated and buying made safe
and easy.
AS TO SALE PRICES.
We wish space would permit full
description of each and every one OF
the many great bargains. But then, 1t
is really necessary that you see these
beautiful pianos in connection with the
deep cut prices to fully realize what
glorious opportunity this is, the money
saving advantage here presented.
CHOICE MORSELS, SAMPLES OF
THE FEAST.
teed .T former Prices 1920 to $3.50, sale
prices, 1913, SIP and $l23. =.
Terms-A little money down, bal
ance can be paid at SIS monthly.
Baby Uprights, just the thing for be-
ginners, new, former price, $175, sale
price $7S, on payments so low your
spare change viii meet them sntsz. worth
$e75 to $325, sale prices, $l38, $153
and $168.
About terms. Select your piano. >, The
price will please you. Then tell us us
how you want to pay. Your terms will
Cabinet Grand pianos, various makes,
all the different styles and finishes, reg
ular former prices, $3.50, 1878 and $400,
sale prices, $17e, 1896, 1907 and 1926,
on terms to suit.
High grade uprights, the top notcher
the Kind that are never priced you at
less than $3.50, $500 to 5000, accord,
ing to design of case, will be closed
out in this sale at $243, $278 and 1927,
and slightly upward for the very elab-
crate cases.
Here is your chance to get one Of
cheap piano, on terms to suit.
DO YOU LIVE OUT OF TOWN?
If 50, you can afford to come hun
dreds of miles to attend this sale: If
it is impossible to attend then write US
or wire us about what you want. We
will ship pianos everywhere on our
easy payment plan.
USED UPRIGHTs.
and Haaf bavs piano as~ everV onc
Of them having been thoroly over
hHed im in our Iepar shop ne The Rrds
WGss seR inv so We5spb II ah9g
used Kimball and Hallet & Davis up.
rights. The prices plainly marked
range from $55, $65, $40, $S5, $110, 1926
to $165. The payments to please you.
SQUARE PIANOS.
Quite a number of them. We posi-
lively must get rid of them. All we
| will charge for them is the repairs
Come and get one at $40, $12, SIS, $1S
on payments Of SO monthly.
PIANO PLAYERS.
The same big discount that applies
to pianos also applies to piano players
| Most, Of them new, some used, some
samples. Now is your opportunity
They 20 at $65, $50, $40, 1925 ant
$40. We will give a big lot Of music
with each. You can name the terms
Of payment.
ORGANS.
Used organs, good condition, to ge
rid Of them, SIS, Sc, So, $40, SIP, SIS
$19, on payments Of So monthly.
| COME EARLY TO THE SALE.
If you need an instrument, yo1
should be an early attendant at thi
sale. The reduction on everything in
sures a quick sale of the entire stock
so come early and secure choice Sc
lection. ...
STORE OPEN EVENINGS.
To accommodate those unable to cal
during the day, the store will be ope,
every evening. .....
SPREAD THE GOOD NEWS.
Perhaps you have a friend who need
an instrument. Be sure you let the1
know about this sale. =.
w. w. KIMBALL CO.,
> 727 Nicollet Ave
3 G.. A. Elmendorf, Mgr.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-31
CHINA'S ARMY SHOWS
VAST IMPROVEMENT

Picking, Oct, 31.-The army maneu.
vers which have just been completed
greatly impressed Foreigners, especially
those acquainted with the condition Of
Chinese troops five years ago. The
opinion expressed on all sides is that
China has accomplished an absolutely
marvellous feat in raising. an army Of
The scheme Of the maneuvers was
the assumed invasion Of Chi-Liby, a
southern force from shantung, whose
advance was opposed by the northern
army. Roughly estimated, 10000 men
were engaged. The final parade showed
10000 infantry, $4,000 cavalry, l,100 en-
gineers, 1900 artillery and 100 guns.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-31
.DufT's Pure Malt WliskeY

is recognized everywhere as the purest,
most powerful tonic-stimulant, and il
prescribed by doctors Of all schools and
used in hospitals as a positive cure for
bronchitis. consumption and all diseases.
of throat and lungs; nervousness, mala-
ria and fevers; Indigestion. dyspepsia ana
the old vigorous, keeps the young strong,
recuperates delicate women, saves the
lives of siclkly children. Purity and free-
dom from fusel oil are guaranteed.
Our medical booklet tells all about q
few Of the many thousand marvellous
cures performed within the past few
months. Write US for free copy.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-31
GRIEF IN MANSION AT
AGED SERVANTS DEATH
Journal snsoial Service.


New York, Oct. 31.-There is a gem
6. Reed, for the family $ faithful old
servant is dead. Catherine Higgins,
who died at the age Of rs, is to have
a funeral as good as that Of any mem
Der Of the family that she has known
so intimately for fftytwo years.
The snowy haired, sweet-faced woman
had seen Ave generations Of the wealthy
Reed family grow up. When, enfeebled
by old age, she gave up the fight for
life in her sumptuous apartments in the
Reed brownstone mansion, the family
wept and donned mourning. AS an ex-
preston this death notice was inserted
in several newspapers today:
-stDied-On the 2Sth inst, Catherine
Higgins, faithful friend in the family
of Francis G. Reed, Al East Sixty-ffth
street.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-31
RAILROADS
SEEKS INTERPRETATION
D. 8 +. R: Road Wants information
49, - Concerningls Lumber Rate -.

D. q 1. Il: Road Wants information
concerrain Lumber Rate ~
The. railroad alb aid Warehouse commits
sion is hearing the case of the Duluth
& Iron Range road, which wishes inter
probation Of contract with the Great
Northern by which it receives II cents
a hundred as it's proportional share OF
the rate on cars Of lumber shipped from
pany states that in many cases the cars
have been shipped beyond st. Paul on
which it has received the AZ cent rate
It wants to know if the contract for
cars to st. Paul also covers cars thru
St. Paul, or if it is not entitled tt, 5
cents as it's proportional share, this be-
end OF Of its io' line. A second hearing is on
complaint. of the LOTUS Hubbard Ele-
vator company against the milwaukee,
regarding it's switching charges on hay.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-31
To Study in Europe.

Max Toltz, vice president and gen.
eral manager Of the Manistee & Grand
Rapids road, has gone to study Euro
bean railway economics at the request
Of J. J. Hill. He will visit Great Brit
ain, France, Belgium, Germany, Aus
tria and Italy, and will be absent three
or four months. Until two years ago
Mr.. Toltz was mechanical engineer Of
the Great Northern. He went with the
Canadian Pacific to supervise elevator
construction at Montreal and later to
the Grand Rapids road.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-31
LIQUOR RATES STAND
Application of United States Express
Company Is Turned Down.

Company Is Turned Down.
The state railroad and warehouse
commission has denied the application
Of the United States Express company
to amend it's classification on liquors
and to make special rate on bottled
liquors in paper boxes in consideration
of the consignor releasing the company
from claims for damage to the goods
while in transit, and also agreeing to
ship packages Of seventy-fve pounds or
less by express: :.
The commission denied the applica-.
ton on the ground that it is giving
special rates by agreement to certain
people which it does not give to the
public. The commission believes that
an agreement to- ship all packages by
express is a special agreement Tor re-
bates and is contrary to law.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-31
WRECK VICTIMS BETTER
Thirty Injured in Santa Fe Crash Will
RESPONSIBILITIES Killed.

Kansas City, Mo-, Oct. 31.-All Of
the thirty persons injured yesterday in
the wreck on the outskirts of Kansas
City on the westbound California linn
tied passenger train on the Santa F'e
railroad will recover. At the different
hospitals in this city it was stated to.
for were improving. Several Of the
slightly hurt were able to leave the
hospitals today and continued their
journey west. The total number of
dead is thirteen.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-31
Lebaudy Leaves for Coast.

M. Robert Lebaudy, the eminent
French fnancier and promoter Of pure
sports, left today for the coast over the
Great Northern road. His party oc-,
cupied a new Oriental limited compart-
ment car placed at the disposal Of the
four. On board the Minnesota Of the
Great Northern Steamship company the
party will set sail Sunday for the
orient and then start homeward for
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-31
Low Rates for hooters.

Low railroad rates will bring lots Of
rooters to Minneapolis Saturday for the
Wisconsin game. A rate Of so cents
and one fare for the round trip has
been under consideration. The team
Will come over the Milwaukee road, ac-
companied by the rooters: The North,
Western company will take the crowd
hack
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-31
Discuss Butter Rate.

by the Milwaukee road from Granite
Falls, Mimi, to New York was the
subject of discussion at freight traffic
men IS meeting yesterday in St. Paul.
Another meeting will be held, when it
is expected the old rate will have been
restored.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-31

is not woman's nature to be resigned to
solitude. She must have society, pre-
ferably good, but she must have So
ciety. ..... ....
Field for Work.
"An inexperienced man is apt to neg
leet his wife and still expect. her to be
chaste as Lucrece. There is a great
field for work among the unemployed
woman would only learn to look upon
her sister of this class as the daughter
of woman like herself, co-equal with
her before God, she would take her
by the hand and draw her out from her
solitude, and by so doing reap a re-
ward in the unfolding Of her own char
acter.' ~
Mrs. Sage very earnestly declares
that the only remedy for the social evil
in our communities is by educating boys
and girls to one standard Of morality.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-31
''G0D BLESS
DUFFy'S''

Mrs. Anna Johnson, a Phys
ical Wreck from a Severe
Attack Of Grip, Complete
ly Cured by Duffy's Pure
Malt Whiskey, After Ply
sicians Failed to Help Her.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-31
YOUR PIANO HERE AT YOUR
PRICE AND TERMS,
THE MIGHT OF ONE PRICE
PLAIN FIGURES.

Our one-price system so long upheld
ag ' pubic IN general " Viii IL hod dFi aood
during this sale. Every instrument, no
matter its present condition or previous
servitude, will bear large sale tag by
which you can plainly see our former
one-price figures and the present sale
price. The great saving on each will be
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-31
.IsE1J3{Y3Qd3J

- ALLENB UICEHINE SALVEs
Cures Chronic Ulcers, Bone Ulcers, Varicoso
U1cors. Scrofulous Ulcers, Mercurial Ulcers,
Fever Sores, Gangrene. Blood Poisoning,
All Sores OF long standing. Positively falls
Draws cut all poison. Saves expense and suffering.
Cures For sale by druggists Mail and
tec J. p. ALLEN kEDI0INE CO.. 81. PAUL. kIx1Gs
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-31

For over sixty years doctors have en-.
dorsed Ayers Cherry Pectoral for |
coughs, colds, weak lungs, bronchitis,
consumption. Cures hard cases, des-
perate cases, old cases. You can trust
4 medicine the best doctors approve.
We have 10 secsetsi We publish J.O.Ayeroo.,
tie fsrnnIas q oil en- nedleaes. Lexeli. IN:
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-31
And Temporary Quarters Not Having Been Secured the Entire Stock Of Pianos
- Organs and Piano Players Will Be Offered at
Enormous Price Reductions.
FOR TEN DAYS ONLY,
BEGINNING WEDNESDAY, NOV. LIST.
The Terms Of Payment Go Down With Prices Every 0bs
and Piano Removed During This Sale: You Can FaJ
- SO Monthly Open Evenings. III Nicolet Avenue.
AS TO SALE PRICES.

plainly indicated and buying made safe
and easy.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-05
ienoes til Observation-Disclosures iaa

ienoes til neutrality-suspicious., iaa
&rriioenten bar @bgang til at fda
titafta en International &ommisiion,
iom fan tage fig al Sugen.
Sprrtiprcs. st 5rngttrRn paa
@isconiin Central. 9anen ooerfisrte
/ Sreoags 8eter Senien beo Camp.
belts Crossing, 8 Otil I Gorb for
Sttamater, Wim., og Iemleitebe
BAN pnn bet frpgteligite. aniietet
flares al, Ben sore Del al &roppei,
blep tlbe ffamferet og begge Senoer
ug Ben ifilt fra ben. Senier Dor %
aar % bsrte biemme / @orcelter,
8iS. Son og &. Saquet ira Meo.
forb lureoe Tia inb paa ct 6ragttret
| ct. Gaul, % oa oct iagtneoe iSarten
peo GompbeIls Crossing, boppebe Sc
TO al. Sort efter infte set Jig / Sc.
b9gelie, % Senior forisgte at fomme
inb paa oct iaien; set bIeo bans
lllpffe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-05
,,o; men pi fooer Dem isie,,

Eeneerre no; fiefi bi tager Dem ieielr
hos Gber. 81 bill life forurette no.
gen Manb, JON bar Iiot Sfooe; men
naar ban imer op en- foer &eaftirg
pg faar Den spbfjeuot al en- Sitrp, err
oct 5, iom ltaa no meO, bpab ban
forlanger. Get iamme err Silfelbet,
mar S forbsier bore Sfatter. 5 mao
betdle Dem. 81 gisr oct life. Sper
.eneite Collar saar ub al @bers Som.
mer."
San ill,ttebe me6 at ubtale Oct
Saab, at 5ormerneS Selitano maatte
bli bobbelt ioa itor / 6remtioeu ipm |
Sortioen. Zen fan blipe Bet for
iifrebe ban. "SuIf pao, at 5 bar
en- 8ulo9rube, iom albrig fan no.
tenmeS!"
De gdmle Settlerc pebtog ReIoiu'
tiouer til 9gre for Mr. Sill og no.
talte, at ban bar giort mere for Sta.
tens llbpitliug ellb nogen alben
Mano / bette 9anb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-05
Sorifieuiet.

9riesmiuiiter Saft meo 6pIge al.
icileoe | forrige llge ira WnniIa paa
9rausportitibet "2ogan". Ger bar
itor Stoos, % Miis alice RooiepeIt
brog aiite6 meo mango foltbare Bre'
ienter fra sc inbfeote. Sitren gift MI
igien Ill Snpan.
Srbgtelig Spo. Rils auberfpu |
Chicago bar Motor. SnIpeftsr hos
Slinois Steel Company og foretos
2sroags Ell Del Repnratipner al Ell
Sron ret eper Ell 9ebolber al imeltei
Sern. en- uforuSiet 9cuGgelie al
aranens gtrn braate bom Ill at toue
SoIaucen, % for at unbgoa at faloe
neo i ben gIoenbe Sernmnsie greb bon
fat i en- S~taaltraao, boorigienngn
ser gif Ell eIeftriif Strsm, San bIar
n9iten siebIiffelis brGbt, og 2iget
bang / SraaSeu. 5 Sl6bapet pilo:
9soen pGrct Iiseioa bis, men ertboo
mere irpgteIis.
Discrimination. commissioner for
StaterneS Welembanbel erflpreoe
Sen Site Iltguit, of Sragttarterne
pan MniS % 8rpbuftcr beraf er por'
title moo 6drmere og Welere paa
SteSer peS Wisiortriflobett tadr ois.
ic Sarer ieuoeS I'll Stiaeboosfpiten.
commissioner paouiier, az 5orten
ct Nar eiter lite Sannar 1890 par Sc
bsiere enc ieapanlig; .iaa por ben !
omtrent baluaneei @or &c laoere.
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beiet. inStiI Den / NartS 1904 flea
iii 171ac, : Sftuber 1904 bleo Den
neSint meS 10e, % iiSen bar Den
itaaet paa oct GlHft.
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belts operipsmmes meo 9repe, jon
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9Siaaardiosicns naturliae SfisnbeS
gbelGgges enoua mere. Srepene cpcr'
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'GMticMra
~frembrin8er 9aar
Gfalp rtniet for GIas % 0aarpert
ifnrtet peb en- sGHe 6ntieura %
G Styffc Guticura Soap.

NJ. VI Tnit / Snpepennrute, &c. ifr'per
aneer 2otp al l5ee Sept. 1905: 3 IL &nr
lar lea parst plaset al SaueraH os Sdar'
o~faisen. ps iunee lite nporioe nese', ION
hidIp mia. Emiioer ilebie ies en- Vote
Gaticura Ointment % ct Smile Gatieara
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nit Saar ioa bra iom no1cniinoc. SEQ CT
rucaei tiIfrses meo Gutieura Crap TOM en-
SciletlGte. q. ". TAFT 9noepenoenes. @a."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-05
SGs bette!
Weget liberait Sitbmo.

Seq biz inbtil ben 25oc Septcmber
bette Var sipe mine ailnber 30 PCT. Nfs
ilog paa ole Sortrntbe itilinger, Tom inbs
Ieuoes iuoen ben Sib. Settle fer for at
faa nit beolte Irbeibe mere uobrebt, iaa
Soil fan iaa let Gnlebuing iii at puroere
iamme. Geno Seres @citiaiug iSng.
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bar Batting. nlna ieube Rensene meo
@citilinaeu. NrbeiDet garduteres. Set
bGubcr life en- Sang / ct al SuItorebeSils
felber. at hi bebeper at 9icre Soronorins
ger / giaeberne. efternt bi er frrhise meo
benz, men iorat t~ilfrebsitiae ale biz oi
gisre, bouo bore auroer eulter, ON Sors
anbrireer meb Siuebet f~oretrGffes. 81
aornnterer ~ueiogti9 2igbeb meb bet Bill
lebe, Sc ienoer ps at male efter. Settle
SiI5uo giGISer iaapel for &oitsO ORDERS
Tom for Sircfte @eitihiuger pan bort ates
lier. aac, iout puifer &ortrGter i~critsrs
rcoe, bsr benbtte oeure anleoriug. Suts
DC life bar Dor &ataIog 90 Sriier, ida
ftrio efter ben tbd9.
Grue Berger, aunitmaler.
@ier al gureca &ortr, 60.
Gecorab. Sa.
P. s. Si mailer oaian GIterbiueoer.
Strip eiter Sriier % anbefuliuger.
es- Siftcr aIIspsrius al Siasoer ~sarauterss
paa ale Ntiance.
2eprah. Soma. s6s Sch. 1905.
get err mig en- SorupteIie a, meooeie. al
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teee til 9eeprah. pa / Spbet al osnue 5to
har leo oite beipst hdus Itelter. Seq bar
feet mango al bans glterb,lleoer oa gorirG'
ter Of grripnfr. ION les tlenbsr perlpnlia,
% lea ian liae Of eiter min Sprlteno er I'll
terbinsperue msset apoe 90 YprirGterue nn'
merfer ie oeo TOR 2t9leo rueo SriaiHdierTe.
Sau Tar eiprt cHpei NrbeIos for mtg. % ies
er permaa tiiire0s oermso. Seq tan an
beiale ban ipm fA Nauo, Der iortientr al.
Ito % GOD SpgHlns. y. GHnrolen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-05

itpcir. en- Storm begunNte Scn
lite September at bIpic paa bore
Storijeer. og Saearammer fra On.
Iutb, Diilrpaufee og Chicago iortpI.
Ter ON mango lllpffcr. Sturmcn leo,
iageoes al 1oroeu Rrgn o. Saal.
Sobn SiHoquiit ira GleUelouo itpne.
Ses operboro fra Gnmpifibrt "Ma.
tber~ % fit I'm 2sb. 8 Chicago o.
8aiipditfee tar Der ct Serreus 8eir
men Inlet MienueifcIip off tnbt. Sra
Sanespille, @is., meb0eleS, at 20.
~bnfsagrene neoiloacs Of Snel 90 Sinl
90 bleo aloeles gbelagte.