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The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-24
THE LEVEL OF EXPENSE.

A new catch phrase has been coined
 which should be as popular as ''the
 simple life, or the thew thought. 2
 This phrase Is sthe level of expense. <
 It represents that keeping of ones ex-
 penditures of all Kinds in a. correct ra-
 tio one to the other. The woman who
 has ascertained her proper level of ex-
 pense will not be paying an inordinate-
 ly high rent as compared with her in
 come merely for the sake of a good lo-
 cality. She will not purchase a velvet
 gown and sable furs, even though she has the money to pay for them, be- cause those things do not accord with
 her house. her furniture and her usual style of, dress. She has found a way to proportion her income so that all she has and does may seem in keeping. There is in this a wisdom which the student of domestic economy will do well to ponder oyer.
 One of the most usual inequalities to be observed in the American home is that of clothes and the table. Many families will strain a point to garb themselves in the most extravagant of Il II so rneagre that they would not invite a friend to partake of 1t. Then, on the other hand, there are people who spend quantities of money on imported gro- ceries choice meats and fine wines who go out looking positively shabby. Neither of these have found the proper level of expense. Then there are those
 who love to be known as lavish enter tainers, and who extend beautiful and costly hospitality much more | widely than is demanded of them by ordinary social custom, yet their pri- vate table will be poor, often made quate to the real needs of the appetite These are follies which have no req l excuse.
 ! As for personal expenses, women must plan for themselves how to make them proportionately equal. The eter
 nal fitness of things plays a large part in helping us to keep to our own leve of expense, since it will tell us tha | fine lingerie and cheap ready-made
 suit are tincongruous, and also fin' I dresses with cheap lingerie. The bil for perfumes, powders, unguents ant \ tonics may be out of all proportion t other bills, and must be reduced t that level of expense which the incom makes for each of us. The bargain
 counter is al serious ternpter into ex
 trayaganee, since a fine article at ; low price is something which few Wo men can resist, and aftsTward on finds it altogether unsuitable and GU
 of place with one's other belonging. F It is not always easy to find the leve l of expense, or having found it, to keei I it. There are no rules, no formula b (which it may be sought. To attain
 successfully one must do as told b.
 the little girl at school: Just begin | and then stay begun. --Pittsburg Ga
 zette.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-24

But even as was longing for this she turned her head-not enough to see me, but so that I had a splendid view of her features. My first thought was of her great Womanly courage no tears were rolling down her cheeks, her face showed no pronounced signs of anguish, and my conscience re- buked my imagination for the pathetic look discerned in her eyes. GAS yet I was some distance from her.) Wo- men's tears frighten me, but when I saw none on that placid physiognomy, I became bolder and quietly advanced, stopping again few yards from where she sat.
 Suddenly my heart gave a great leap. had not lived in vain. Even my conscience approved what saw. Great tears gathered in her eyes. her lips trembled, her whole face twitched, and, unable to control myself, she
 buried her face in her hands. Now I hurried forward, leaned over her, laid my hand gently on her bent head, and softly said q can still hear the pity throbbing in my tones. Little girl you are in trouble. Tell metell me what can do to help you. Any thing, believe me, that is in my power l I shall be glad to do. Confide in me little one. What troubles your"
 She looksd up with big, startled eyes and replied tinidIy, Why, nothin', jus came pret' near sneezin'.'
 It was still an evening in June. turned my steps honfeward where my wife and three children were waiting for me. The frogs were beginning to oak.-Kansas Exchange.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-24
FOREST FIRE PATRyorA

One of the important measures enac-
 ted into law by the last legislature was a statute enlarging the duties and ins crsasing the responsibilities of the for est commissioner and defining more specifically than it has yet been done the work of the fire wardens of the several forest districts into which the wild lands of the state are to be divi- ded, By the changes in the law it be- comes the duty of the forest commis- sioner, tor the prevention. control and
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-24

And now is the Glove Departments urn We cannot all
 low you be neglected this source when you have been agreeab surprised in other parts of the Therefore Saturday, you will find .... .#.2 \ 2-clasp Lambskin Gloves, with self-embroidered
 backs---gloves that are great value at 69c and which some stores would be proud of at $1--- a,June Surprise at 49c pair.
 We supply these gloves gray whte tan mode brown and almost complete range of sizes from 4 IA in just about every color mentioned. .'>=s .>@
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-24
@ June's Daily Surprises at Malleys. s a7
Surprise in COrsetS.

At $50 o'clock on Saturday morning we will place on sale 425 pairs of corsets. Their purchase will mean decidedly unusual saving, for corses like these have never been offered at such prices.
 200 pairs only of Special c. Tape Grdle Corsets made of fine navy ape all steel boned, good pair of garters O0 attached Sizes IS 2 Big value 5Oc While they ast AOc
 225 pair of the H. & S. Long, Deep, Hip CorSes made of very fine baste all boned with best rusproof See, front and side garers aached perfect model of the upodae Corset all white and sizes IS to 3O Big value at 7ec. AOo While they last, only, ~~' TOG
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-24
Bound by no fragile parchment, but al-

Bound by no fragile parchment, but a1-
 By fearless love in wor1d-enibracing
 peace. s. ..
 Field Marshal Sir George White, gov- ernor of Gibraltar. proposed the toast of ''The Pilgrims Speaking of the new United States fleet he said it was to guard the coast of America and the r.eighboring countries from evildoers. Sir George also referred to the good re- lations of the two countries, which he said were growing closer and closer.
 General Stewart l.. Woodford. former American minister to Spain, replied for the American Pilgrims, and Dr. Conan Doyle for the British Pilgrim Sir Hen- " Campbell ll-Bannerman, in proposing the health of Lord Roberts, briefly re- ferred to MT. Reid's former visits to England and spoke of how glad Eng land was to welcome him back.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-24

THE HEART OF A MAN.
 It was an evening in June--the kind that makes man feel twenty-one and
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-24
AMERICAN AMBASSADOR
 HONORED. IN LONDON

Continued from First Page.)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-23
CURSE De TAQU|GRAF|A
Por Correspondence
A cargo de Rafael Rodriguez
J. Boz q. SIM Ilan, L. Il.

Despues de haber servido como
professor por tres amos en- las escuelas
Industrial y Nocturna de esta ciudad
ofrezco un curse de Taquigraffa emf
nentemente practice y en- forma epis'
tolar,
La practica de la ensehenza mt
ha facilitado ell poder compendiar es'
ia asignatura en un nimero de lecciC
ues corto, con releci6n & su importar
cia, pudiendo tomarSe IN curse con-
pleto en- un perfodo de cuatro Q cinct
meses.
Enviadas las lecciones To-
alumnos y contestadas por estos, lie,
seran devueltos sus trabaios por e
mas nmiedisto correo, con las co
rrecciones necesarias.
La matricula para estas clase
importa 81 SO y cada lecci6n so cts
pag gadero todo por adelantado,
Referencias; Los taqufgrafos qu
sirven en- las Cortes de Distrito c
Aguadilla y Arecibo vel se1or Ii
fante Saavedra, principal que fue d
la Escuela Industrial,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-23
j n a Y ella d a

Como homemade de simpatias tri-
butado al Honorable Juez de la Corte
Federal, Mr.. MacKenna, quiea Sc en-
cuentra hoy de paso en- Mayagtiez, en-
la planta bsja de Ia Casa Parroquial
de esa ciudsd, y iniciativas de 10
Junta de Cat6licos, celebr6se hace po-
co una velada, que a juzgar por los
iDformes que SO nos remiten, result6
esplepdida.
Tomaron parte en- ella, ell Presi
dente accidental de la Asociaci6n de
Cat6licos, don Vltor Primo Maritime
y las nilias Teresa Graf1a, Maria Ora
fa, Panchita Aran, y bellisimas sef1o'
rltas mayagdezanas, las cuales por e.
buen desempelo de su cometido, oye
ron muchos aplausos de la concurren
cia, compuesta de los mas distlngui
dos elementos de aquella sociedad.
El Juez MacKenna, cerr6 el actt
con breves frases congratulatoria
dando q todos las gracias por la de
mostraci6n de simpatias q 81 tribu
tada.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-23

sean alimentados pOr vuestra sangre?
~ de d6nde viene.e .e;a saugre slno de
vuestros padres? 6Y es que esa san
gre sino 10 sangre de yuestros padres
V de vuestros antepasados, es decir ell
aver que CORE por vuestras venas,
que hace latir vuestras arterias, que
hace palpitar vuestros corazones y
que inyecta vuestros cerebrosf
Siu ell aver llegariamos a la disc
luci6n total del presente, y q la mega
ci6n absoluta del maflana, y por elo,
la Naci6n americana tiene en- cuenta
sus trAdiciones como ninguna otra,
como asi 10 atestiguG su h srmoso DE-
| CORATION DAY y los viejos Estados
de Virginia y Massachusetts y Ell mo-
derno Estado de louisiana, en- los que
a1n hoy SO conservan sus viejas cos
tumbres.
A rtintegrar el respeto & esa ira.
dici6n es que tiende Ia obra de Mr.,
Post, ca ese Bill, conociendo como CO
noce todo ell pats que el malestar q Ell
Puerto Rico Sc ha sentido, 40 recouo
ci6 otra causa sino ell no haber guar
dado nucstrss traticiones y a nues
tro modo de ser, el respeto cue ellt
merecia y merece.
No puede ell sen Jr 3 rbosa desco
nocer la efcacia de esos arglmsntos
aprovechando como buen comba
tiente la 1 TINA trinchsra, me increp(
dicieadome que NAL Sc aviene mi 81
tuaci6n actual de defensor del viejC
escudo como sfnbolo de la tradici6n
con mi silencio cuando ell nuevo escu
do fu6 adoptado
ipor que, nos decia ell sem Bar
bosa, no protestdstes cuand) Sc hizC
ell caojeY iPor cue mas tarde, en- Ii
Camara de Delegados, de la cue for
mabais parte, no solicitasteis 10 Gut
ahora pedisY 81 70, coutinGa dicien
do ell senior Barbosa, hubiese pensadC
siempre como vosotros pensais ahors
me vergons4ria de que hoy un ame
ricano viniese enseh arme q cumplil
mis- deberes de patriota.
(Cyatlmu.d.)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-23

Comodoro Somerville Nicholson, de ID
Armada de Los Estados Unidos, en- una
carta de 1887 r street, N. W., Washing
ton, D. c., dice: =,
"Tantos de mis- amigos y conocidot
han empleado y todavla emplean 10
Peruna como un remedio seguro para Ell
catarro que estoy convencido de sui
cualidades curativas, y sin vacilar Ia
recomiendo para todaG las personas qus
sufran con esta enfermedad." - 3
Nicholson.
Los hombres MA grandes de los Els
tados Unidos han recomendado la re
runa. Los hombres de todas classes y
estaciones estan iguslmente represen'
| tados.
ST no Sc ohtienen prontos = satisfac'
| torios resultados con ell uso de la Peruna
se debe escribir Embellishments Or
Hartman, describiendo su enfermedao
con cuidado y 6l tendra gusto en- dare
su invaluable consejo gratis.
| Diriiase 4 DR.. Hartman, Presldente
del Sanitario Hartman, Columbus, Ohlss
ZEE. u.
Para direcciones especiales,
cada cual debe leer sLas Enferme-
dades de la Vidas TN eiemplar de
cual, acompafla como envoltura a
cada botella.
La Peruna Ia tienen de vents
todos los qu{micos y drogulstas,
al precio de un dollar la botella {
seis botellas por lcinoo dollars
/ Aquellos que deseen correspon-
dencia di1ecta con el doctor Har
) taman, y pueden esperar dilacit
nes necesarias en- ida y vuelta mis-
mo doctor S. B. Hartaman en- G
: correo, pueden dirigirse al Colun
! bus, Ohio, U. S. A
Fidel Guillermety, Plaza d
Alfonso 12, San Juan, P. R. pued
! vender d los farmac6uticos y dr'
guistas al por menor, en- la isl
de Puerto Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-23
Venta de una casa en- Caguas

de MADEIRA, techada de hierro gar
banizado y con Zorro del mismc,
mide Is metros de frente por 81 d
fondo con un buen patio cercado,
calle do sMunoz RivSras, a la en-
trada de San Juan. Dicha casa es
terrera, con departamento para
tiendsy vivienda do famllia; rent ta
$40 mas 6 mencs.
Para informes su dueno en- el
mismo paeblo, don AmbrOSio Ma
cbuca 6 en- esta Administration.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-23

Precisamente cuando ell doctor
Barbosa afrmaba ESQ ca la session del
Sabado, Sc me remitl6 una nota 10 Sc
DOR ouieu, recordandoseme que en- In
misma Real C6dula del Rey Cat6lico
concediendonos ese escudo, SO airma
que SO nos concede q petci6n de los
puertorriquei1os.
Et doctor BuboSa lo vuelvo a
afrmar que los puertorriquefios no to-
maron parte alguna en- Ia confecci0n
de ese escudo.
I1l se1or Dias Nuufro 6Lo AFR
ma asf categ6ricamente e doctor Bar
bosa?
I'll aoct0r Hu,oSQ ST 10 afrm0
El ye1or Diuz Nuaro ples yo
acepto la atirmacon del doctor Barbo-
sa va que ella yiene q darle mas vaor
4 ese escudo. Escudo es blas6n bla-
son es honor y timbre de gloria, q
mi iuicio es mas grande cuando nos
10 confere un extrafIo que cuando nos
10 damos & nosotros mlsmos, aque q
uuestros m6ritos les da mayor relieve
que el propio, el ageno elogio.
Es yerdad que ese escuuo no apa
recfa en- los Centros que el doctor Bar
bosa nos ha citado, pero siendo ellC
absolutamente eN acto las deduccioues
de que tai n echo suca ol doctor l}lrh0
90, en- contra de la popularidad de
antique escullu de Puerto Rico son ab
solutamente ineN actas.
divide ell doctor Barbosa, cuandC
tai argumentaci6n nos hacia, que a
tratarse del uso de un selo en las re
glones ofcales 6 en- una Corporation
privada, precise en- cuauso su signi-
hcaci6n tener presente por 10 que la
primeras Sc rehere, la forma de 90
bierno imperante eu oil pal, - que s.
use. y por 10 que hace Ia sekunda
aQuello 4 que Sc dedica,
I'll sello que Sc adhere . estanpi
en- un documeuto para darie mayo
Ruteuticidad que la que le ia 10 urm
del que 10 autorlza, ileyU y esa es |
costumbre general estableclda en )da
las naciones, los signos atrlbuGos
las funciones desempehadas por la Coz
poraci6n 9 indlYiduo que libra el DC
cumentO,
Asi cuando i Puerto RE }, Daio !!
aoberania de Espa0a, que cs uu pal
monarquico, elerClanse pUr ae.egac'o
en- nombre d5l poder central, clerld
determinadas funclones de goUlern
en- esta Isla, no eS eNtranl II auuc
NADIA en- contra de la popuiarldad Ut
vieio escudo de Puerto Rico el que /
Capitan G eneral y a la ve] e Josrn.
dor Civil y la AudlencIa Territorial
todos los JueceS que aqui gooernabd
administrator Iustlcla en- nomoI
del Rsy de Espana, y Ell papeI seiIad
en- que esa Istlcla Sc pedla, tuyIese
un sello con ell escudo de esa naclon,
on ese sello la Corona Real.
Tampoco es eNtrano por clio on
la Socieda1 de Amigos del ais, "a
el Ateneo, cue 81 Coteglo de AooEauJ
otras Socledades Ge cara3lor priya
40 tuyiesen su SeIlo proplo con 10
Rtributos del ia p0r esas Socieaaue
perseguido, nj dice naua en- contra u
la popularidai de ese vlejO escudo {
que al ocurrir Il camUio dc Sob5rall
ell Gobernalor 6 General, ei Secrelarl
de Justicis que era eutOuces ei qu
ahora Sc dirlIe a este C0nscJ0 EJecuu
vo, la Audiencia Territorial con erl
da en- Corte Suprema, las CarteS q
Dlstrito, y los J jzgados adopiasen Il
sello con attributes de la Naci6a amt
~rieana.
Es que durante el per Jdo militia
ersn esas flnciones ejercldas co nom
bre y por delegsci6n del Presidente d
los Estados [ nidos, que representa- Il
tVtalidaa de la Naci6u y neeesario err
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-23

GSTHE HELVETIA.127 calle
de la Cruz. Gran casa de huespedeS,
sTable d hotel.S Aposentos para ia
miliss y personas solas. Comidas &
cincueuta centayos cubierto. Bafos.
Tel6fono, 192. Apartedo correo, 295,
Propietario, Pedro Schira. Nota'
Este hotel esta & cargo de una sehori.
la cag1eha,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-23
EDICTO
En- la Corte Municipal del Dlstrito de
San Juan, Estados Unidos de Anne
rica, ell Presidente de los Estados
Unidos, S. S.
Conversion de dominic

Conversion de dominic
Por cuanto habiendo presentado
ell abogado Gabriel Guerra una mo
ci6n q nombre de don Juan Ramon
Calder6n y Novoa, solicitando la con
version en- dominic de la possession de
la fnca siguisnte:
Rdstica. Terreno en- ell barrio de
Sabana Llama de Rio-Piedras, com
puesto de ciento siete cuerdas, equiva-
lentes cuarenta y dos hectareas, VEIN
te y cinco Areas y diez y siete centia.
reas, colindante por ell Este con don
Manuel y don Juan FslI, por ell Nor
te con la quebrada denominada Sau
Auton, por el Sur con Facundo Men
doza y Basilia Power y por Oeste cor
don Juan Jose Marien..
Por tauto habiendose ordenadC
Dor ell Hon. Francisco del Vale Jr.
Juez de esta Corte Sc publique por uns
vez esta petfci6n en- un periodico de lo'
de mas circul laci6n de esta ciudad, pa
ra que los interesados que Sc cream Col
derecho puedan oponerse presentandt
la oprtuna demanda dentro ell plazo d
ounce dias naturales, libro Ia pre-
sente en- San Juan de Puerto Rico
% de Febrero de 1875.
PEDRO GONZALEZ
Secretario.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-23
Una sentencia

En- la causa seguida contra Ma
nuel Rodriguez, por ell delito de esca-
lamiento en- primer grado, la Corte de
Mayagilaz ha dictado sentencia, con-
denaudo al acusado la pena de Gin
co amos de presidio con trabajos for
zados = al pago de las costas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-23

PAPEL viejo de peri6dico Sc ven
de 60 ests Imprenta 4 DOS PESOS el
outntal
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-23

Acadia municipal de Naguabo
Por medic del presente anuncio
Sc invita- todas aqlellas perso@as
que teng an acreencia contra este mu-
nicipio, coucnrran q secretar{a dentro
del t6rmino de ounce dias a contar
desde la publication de este anuncio,
provistos de sus respectvos justiA-
cantes.
Naguabo Febrero, Is de 1905.
Rafael Roca.
Alcalde Municipal.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-08
DEMAND REPEAL Of
lITlC0MP Law
Fiie insurance Aeents' Asaocia-
tioa Plans Concerted Action
n Je1efsos City.
TEST O0okERs' LICENSE ACT.
61pefinte1deat vandiver An.
0oances 1Ais to Be His lnten-
ti0o at Seventh Annual
Meeting Of Organisation.

|Pssdsfi i.tsss e Hi.s:s.s = 4 Assoei.,sen ' 81
ss: 1ss:s: = ;ss ss ran
Ssss snae !sscssseS beoesinsendens ". +.
~. svee.cWxcA ~ ~ Aas asel9nased him 70 make a
~ Iaeellty % this enactment wMl be
49, SeS In ~ @ moro eases which the
isss ce.rs sSsass 81 AZ = SssSs.snS to s-E, S.inS
nsea eoelSf.etsee = the meeting.
~ eoeoc1at,ea Decided TO take steps TO
- ',s::s,s ss, . ss:. q; the S ps.s session
peseea permittine the formation Of local
eoov!3s ef unaes writer's. an art row barred
by the antitrust and anticOn,pac, laws.
sddress 6y Secretary-Trc.sarer Nioise!as
r. Wall. In which he urged concerted :c-
sion St 1eaetson City the next time the
the legAlixing OF cOinsurnnce. the enact
meat Of = hre-marshal Law and Of an anti
Il wss the seventh annual meeting OF
the association. and u wound up with q
ba1Quet in the evening. during which Oiii-
Ss.s were ,, s,sc,.d = 'ssa'sr g. party at the
Of the associatios being hosts.
Om1ne the BANQUET the reports Of two
co0mltiees Appointed in the afternoon
;ss. ;Ssre made These committees were as fol-
Nomlnating-H. B. Handy. California.
No: chairman: z. l. kOcnIz: Fulton: J.
eds E s:ss :a r. 1ainei + Rocon aonts s,. ed
Audisins-D II. PARK. he Soto. chair
man; y. "a JamesOn. Fulton. and X. Z.
Heen.ooee. q. Charles.
Al tho morning session . telegram Of re-
gret q not being able 10 attend vas
read from Chairman A. p. Ross Of Column
buD. Of the OSgant8ation Committee Of the
National Fire Insurance Agents Aseocta-
STATE President George u: Markham OF
st. Louis. in his address. declared that 81.
Louis Insurance rates have Increased As
result Of the ansicompact law. and called
President II. n. BIoesom Of the 81. Louis
FIre Insurance Agents Association said
that President Roosevelt has declared for
the publication Of schedules Of rates BY
the railroads. 10 every town and county
sh0uld have . similar arrangement TOR
0tafo InSurance Commissioner vandiver
dWels o. thu test cases he intends having
made Of the law requiring licenses from
III: Vandiver departed yesterday mt 1
p M. for New York.
Barton of Nevada. Mo-: Doctor Wilson ci
Webster Groves, and e "a Ca,npbel OF
Louisiana. who voiced the thanks Of The
visiting Insurance men for tine coIrt~sies
extended - their 81 Louis brethren
OF business Of the evening. resulted as fol-
Pr:ssdent Georve D. Markham. assistant
secretary: F. q. EUessell J... Executive
Co0nittee: II. 3. Hardy. Ca':fornis. chair
nm: 8: = Jameson. t,ui,sn: .,. r. p,.p ?:
anand. ". ". Turner. Poplsr Bluff. and
John A. Bryant. Kansas City. ~. N:
Park o. De SOtO was chosen chairman OF
the Grievance Committee.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-08
WIFE CHARGES HUSBAND
MlSREPRESENTED SALARY.
q. q. kelly. Defeaaao; - DsSsece
ssis. says NssAep ~e sposse.
WAW Lived WSsh rheu.
C0O0ea TPO0hle.

The trial a %. c,s-tes,e,! ai.ofr. sui;
e' An,oni- NJ Kelly. against or!an'in Al
bert k.iiy. 1As cainnscncs,; yesterday IN
Division No Of ;h' circuit court r.
fore Jg.r. Pi.hop. sitting ilr J.dsr !us-
:sr IN. :riai vas not nE.SAst aad wall
- resumed TO-DAY.
III. coSp.~ so!Usriy lived at No 81.
Garn-;a asenue N.Y. Kelly caa-s.s =
s1sssnd with rerrr>.ctiLS MS salary to
=. less than 10 vas sri allowing her 20
Nurk a. .a!es~cman sad 20 keep
caspls have three shiic:fes- she i. rr:-
s-s.a'~. % Astorscy = ". Rgi.o;S-
II. j. r,ere.en;e: b A''orns,. 8 4
caarrr. ,nsi hes mother. ..s l.y..i ,ifh
tE~ss c-C.~s :-o.sle. an. TIA: Iii. e
~ouss rot allow hirl 70 s.n: h.- rao:A..
aasy
III. este Consulted a ae--c.ir. ana h,i
As-i ~saaoos.e. as aver. Hls G;sc A-i
esa.hsr-in A~ attached hin July /: last.
rs s.'e si''.-< .i1 ~ fh- face sna her
tssoia-r A;,s s.S't-s to strike aira ~.:s
Jpiss FISHER y...c-av gr.a,.-: d.
Se--,-> - teftS " sss.-ats .ro,a rsc-na.
7 MeG-s;s. ~! 20 RssA ( B..s. from
. Taoa,A aii.nosS
Jssrs TAsisr srsrs--. a .iyc--e 20 ESs-e
w.n.iy. tre.a hs:-nas wsn.ky. vita
s-s;"zs,ses. os ss- former name. Se-oa,
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