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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-24
COST OF GRADE
APPROVED

The board Of public works At It's
usual meeting this morning ap.
proved the estimate Of the engi.
neeTs office Tor grading and side
walking Twenty third Rv. north
ffDm East Thomas 10 Roy sta 7.
-f'2 enty second az. from Thomas Vt
10 tho north line 81 Boston Heights
Supplemental addition: Mercer II
from TWentyairMt 20 Twenty fourth
avs. 8ad Thomas VI frofu Twen.
tiegh To Twenty fourth ava The
city sngtnerr'a estimate ~ the cost
OF the work was Sal. b5n.
Tho estimate Of the office Zoe
putting sewers on f.#ioaR as from
Fafty firm 90 Forty second sta was
placed aud approved al tS.z5e.
That on Second nv northeast. from
Furyi firth ~ 10 Pacific place. and
connecting aewor on I.atona as..
vas approved AZ ts.fs0.
Permission was given 10 the Sc.
attic Lighting company to put m
sas mains on Fourieonth as. north
east.
A permit wili be issued for the
use Of the old Methodist church.
cnrnsr Of Third av and Pine ~
for ams for concerts and musical
entertainments wtth permission "a
a.c the lowsr floors for shows. bBl
no dramatic performances can b.
given a. no scenery or drapefiss
will ba allowed In the building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-24
UNION SERVICES
THURSDAY

The naptlsta viii hold union aorv-
tees az the North Seattle baptist
church az II o'clock.
AZ 81 Marks Episcopal church
there viii be services al 1880 a. m.
aud choral services az ~ o'clock
The Thanksgiving day services At
Trinity Parish church viii be held
al 7ta0 a m. and at a. m The
II O'Clock service will be fully
choral. with special hymns and m.
thoma and sermon appropriate 10
the day will be preached by the
Rector II. II Gowen.
one feature OF the services will
be general instead Of bazaar thanh
Offering. The rector decided this
year that Il would be In many re-
apects batter FOR the practitioners
20 give an a matter OF principle
what hrs hufekssfssfe eees esntri6'
uicd bY the fundamentally az a ba'
zaar. The idea has beeH talsen -
with enthusiasm and several hun
ared dollars have already been
promised
Al the Catholic churches services
viii be held tho same as on sun
days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-24

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-24
NATHAN ADLER
IS IND ICIED
tssrlpp, r.I.ar.nh ssrvls..l

tserlpps Telegraph SssSsee.l
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. a.
Nathan Adler. proprietor OF a
French restaurant. was Indicted b
the grand jury yesterday afternoon
0u a charge of perjury A warrant
has been issued Tor his arrest, ball
having been fixed a. 5000 cash.
with tf0.ea0 bonds.
French Restaurant Graft
The indictment states that on the
stand Adler dsnied havins been
Visited by a delegation II restanF
aut KEEPERS. who demanded that be
support Abe naef IN office. and
that he so before the police com.
mlaslonera and Use his influence In
retaining the liquor licenasa grant.
"a Ia the French restaurant.
secret Information,
Capt uf Police John Martin and
former chief 81 detectives waH the
most important witness ~ the das
lie vas Ia the secret chamber fpr
several moments. and q unierstaod
10 have given valuable Testimony
affecting the tendefioln district
Permitted ptse 20 Run.
II Is understood that MARTA ixti'
fled % having permitted a dive,
knnNu a. the Municipal Crib.
which CHARTERED $50 sensn bafonc
tbs fire. tn ran wide Open. acting.
ID o. alinEud. under IuNtruetionH
from bis sulsfiofa. Who told him
nat 60 moleat the dive or isa~ln.
mates.
After a consultation last night
wilh chief Oman. the dive raH
galAed BY the police and itsRs
numbcf If The inmates were tasea
% the elgY jail -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-24
DO You Know the
Answer

what Fire Insurance Company
makes most equitable rates.
what Company makes the largest
saving IN rates. Is 10 40 per cent7
What Company has the lowest
loss aud expense Fatlonf
What Company makes most care
fui selection and Inspection of
riakHf
what Mutuui Company issues
paid-up non aaaaaAable cash pre-
MUM p0liciesf
what company avoids tho confla-
grafton hazards IN cities and. there
fore.
what Company had no San BRAN
cisco losses and, consequently
What Company II II that made no
raise IN rateai
What Company has an uneaualed
record FOR the prompt and equitable
adjustment and payment Of losses ?
There r. but one answer
The NoRTHW ESTERN MUTu-
AT, FIRE ASSOCIATION. OF Seat
tie. ]
Remensee the ANSWER &c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-24
DIFFERENT CHURCHES OF On
HoMiNATloNAL ORDER WILL
UNITE THANKSGIVING DAY.

linton Thanksgiving day aervicesi
viii he held IN many of The
churches next Thursday The dif.
ferent congregational churches viii
unite tn services al tho Pilgrim
Congregational church The aorv'
tees Will be held at i0.tb o'cipch
and Rev y. /. Van Horn VII
preach
The Methodist churches wni
Unite AZ the First Methodist ehefoh
corner Third Nv, ana Marion At ~
II O'Clock. sermon by Rev. W H.
ikeca
Union services Zoe the Preabstc4.
Ian denominations viii be held nc
tho frat Presbyterian church at
10 80 o'clock. Rev NJ. A. Matthews
preaching
A Thanksgiving dinner Tor mem.
beers aud friends viii be given At the
Japanese baptist church.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-24
CanadaISRich
in Oil
Late Discoveries IN the Rich Al
brrta Country Threaten 70 Rival
the Famous OIL Springs Of Cali
fornis-

Mr.. II. L. Williams. the oil expert
and one OF the early promoters OF
the oil Industry In California, has
uncovered a trac; In the rich Al
berta country. at Worthwhile. Can
ada. that has surface indications OF
the existence OF subterranean lake
Of crude oil.
ON drilling 90 a depth Of s2s feet
Mr.. Williams proved the surface In
flow OF natural gas. When lighted
this gas burns from twenty 20 thirty
feet In the air. The workmen were
unable to control the flow OF gas
after the first drilling operations
aud II burned steadily for several
months before being finally check
mated. The existence OF this gas
Is conclusive evidence Of the pro-
porflonateiy large Quantities OF oil.
on the same property are Inn
mense deposits OF high-grade as
phalt formed by the seepage OF oil
from below. This can compare
very favorahly with the best as
phaitnms and runs exceptionally
high In petroleum.
Mr. Williams Is confident that
this new oil country win soon rival
that Of California. lie has con-
verted his holdings into a company.
calling it the American Canadian
OF Company. for the purpose OF dis-
posing OF enough stock at NOM
inal figure TO equip the company's
properties With latest appliances
30 that the market can be supplied
quickly and cheaply. The com
pany's offices are at Nos. 320-32i
Peoples Bank Building. corner Sec
ond avenue and Pike street where
stock can be bought az 10 cents per
share. The stock is worcestershire.
See our big display advertisement
on page eight. in this issue. ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-24

The arguments on the demurrer
~ IN. stmte railroad commission To
tho complaint Of the O r. a n
Co. and the cross bills Of the Great
Northern. Northern Pacific and
Washington railroads. IN the action
20 restrain the operation of tho
joint wheat ruling. began this
morning Ia the federal court be-
fore Judge Hanford
w. W Cotton. % Portland. rep.
resented the q. II. a ~. "a y.
Croaacup. ~ Tacoma. represented
the Northern Pacific. and l. c on
man the Great Northern.
v. r. Faulkner. assistant atsor.
ney general. IL representing the
commission. and In arguing this
Afternoon. lie will be followed
BY Harold ureston aud W. W. Cot
ton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-24
The Holiday Season

IL near and everyone should begin
making preparation for the Christ
mas gifts. The ID G, Floyd Co. 2ie
Collins building. have n most com.
plete assortment of beautiful Jew
eiry and win gladly show you
through their stock. consisting OF
watches. diamonds and brooches.
etc. They are also manufacturing
jewelers. and will execute difficult
designs at low prices. Let them
SHOW you. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-24
HOTEL Enploys ARRESTED.

Charles Aspellm. an employe OF
the Standsr hotel. about two days
ago was arrested by Detectives
cotbsst and Adams for stealing ar
ticlos from W Wianer, son Of Mrs.
l.. n. wisner. propriotrcaa OF the
hotel. A pair Of shoes we're found
in Aapeiim's possession. which be
was taking TO a secondhand dealer
to sell. A watch and smaller ar
ticiea have been reported missing
by Mrs. wlsner Aspclim confessed
to ateall6E the shoes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-24
CORNER STONE
LAID THURSDAY

The cornerstone of the new First
Presbyterian church AZ seventh av.
ard Spring It. win be laid Thanks
giving day The ceremonies viii
take place in the afternoon az |
o'clock. Rev n. A. Matthews will
preside and pastors Of other church.
ca in the city will officiate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-24

II0WT TNVEHTMF I'M Co
ga EflIaF fIfrFE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-24
Asphalt Fos BROOKLYN Ay.

A movement has been started BY
the University Community I'M.
provement club and the regents Of
the state university to have Brook.
Ism av.. 18th av. ~ y and 18th nv.
n. n. paved with asphalt from the
north shore Of Lake Union to w.
18th a.
A iOOfoot boulevard through
James A. Moore's University Park
addition and the campus ~ 90 be
completed In time for the expoai.
tfon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-24
DENY Wage INCREASE.

Seattle. Wash. Nov -, 1906
Editor Seattle Star An article
published la The Star some tins
ago stated thai SIR Frink. Of the
Washington Iron Works company
had given tho mechanics employs ed
there a voluntary increase Ia wages
af 10 per esnt We. the members
~ the lrontrnden Council OF Seat.
tie. representing five unions, con
tradlot Mr. Frlnk'a statement With
the exception OF a few hand men,
NJ. FHnk did not increase the
wages Of the men employed there
fHOSTRADEs COUNCIL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-24
ABERDEEN MAN
CUTS THROAT
tseslee. Telegraph ssrsIss.l

ABERDEEN. Wash. Nov. "a
John wiikeson CederEreen. a native
Of Sweden. who has lived here for
i've years. yesterday committed sui.
eide by eating his throat from ear
to ear. Other than dependency
from III health no cause IL assigned
for the act
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-24
CAUCUSES At
BALLARD
(star Social ssrvies.)

BALLARD. Nov. f4.--The repub-
iioan party viii hold their caucuses
tonight to prepare fof the coming
city election. The number Of asie-
gates apDortiobed TO the various
precincts. and the places for hold -
Ing the eauruHss are;
First ward-fffHt precinct, city
hail. 5 delegates. Second. Denver
hotel. .. Third. East side school, I.
Second wara--First precinct. Sy-
phera halt Delegates Second,
broadway school. Il; Third. Ferry
II. school. G.
Third ward-f1rHt precinct. Doyle
building. delegates. Second. Ice
isndie hall. -.
The primaries win be heid Mon
day afternoon AZ the same places
The convention wiil be Wednesday
aight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-24
VOLUNTEER AND PRESENT
FtRuMEN WILL DANCE.

Invitations have been extended 60
the members 81 the old volunteer
fire department, which operated 20
years aRo. BY the commissioned fire
department 10 be present At their
annual bali. 10 be held Nov. n IN
the Eagles hall. chief Cook and
wife Sill head the grand march. fol-
lowed BY chief Robert Cailagan aud
wife. o. The old IRE department.. this
former dressed IN the original red
shirt The remainder o. the grand
march VIII alternate. = blue shirt Of
the present firsnen and a rcd shirt
o. the volunteer Many Of the fire.
men Ia the present department Werr
IN the oi1 volunteer service. Among
them bolnE Capt Bob johnson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-24
DEATH IN THE
NOUN TAINS

REvELsToKE. - G.. Nov. IL
William Bell. a Canadian Pacific
Railroad fireman, who was accom-
panied by Thomas Lawrence. q rail.
way conductor. on "A hunting trip 20
the mountains. IL dead ar a result
OF tho exposure and hardship en-
dured on the trip. Fording Icy
streams and travelling through the
snow was too much for the young
man. and although HIS partner sue
ceeded In getting him 10 the rail
way track. where he was loaded on
a hand car for the nearest section
house. the test had been too great
and the young man died just as he
was placed on the car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-24
N EGRO HOLDUP Is
IDENTIFIED

y. Miller. the negro who va. ar
rested by offiesra Hubbard aud Me-
Ciurg. GA suspicion 81 being the
maa connected with the holdun u
Airs Harry kfuts. Naa this after
noon identified BY Mira. krutH Et the
police slsiion
Miller has also proved 10 be a
man Ions wanted b. the police. FOR
he il auspeeted % being connected
uith numerous robberies and petty
crimes Ia Seattle. lie is en- ca
convict from waila Waiin. and has
been arrested several times on
ehaaKes % burglary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-24
BOY KILLED

EVERETT. wash. Nov. a.
Coasting on a frosty sidewalk
down a steep hill last night. Carl
Johnson. a g-yearold boy. coiiided
with a telephone pole. striking his
head, aud dying before doctor
could reach him. lie was racing
with another boy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-24
NEW v. N. c. a. BUILDING NAY
DC TOO SMALL.

Prom the rapid Increase IN the
Y. NJ 9. A. membership the buila-
inw committee fears the new build
ing going up on Fourth and Madi-
son will not meet tho growth. Or.
r. g. Kiibourne. chairman u the
building committee. said this morn
ing that meeting would be held
Monday afternoon 10 discuss tho
Availability Of two additional stor-
fss. costing IN the uslghborhood OF
ff0 a6a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-24
CRUSHED TO DEATH

SPOKANE. Nov. 2t.-word has
been received here announcing the
death ~ Willie Witch. age 10 years,
NJ Burk. Idaho. yesterday after
noon. Following a practice said 20
be common among the boys Of the
town. tho boy hitched n hand Sled
To the O. n. A n passenger train.
Intending 10 release the sled when
the train had attained a high rate
" speed
In this case. however. the train
unexpectedly stopped and backed
up. crushing the boy under the
wheels
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-24
FLOOD VICTIM BURIED.

The body Of John Viele. drowned
near oriiiia dnrtnK the recent fiooa.
arrived in Seattle this mornins
from Kent Tho burial took place
AZ Lake View cemetery today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-24
kRls-nA CANCELS AIS
LECTURE hE re

DR.. Krtshna. of India. iIindoo lee
turer and guest ~ Mrs. Potter
Palmer. all not lecture In Seattle.
shortly after DR.. Krishna was de.
aounced BY a Seattle man IN she
lobby 81 the Savoy hotel a. a fssjstF
and British political spy he t~ft
for EllsnsburE. whore he IL a pfSs
ent. Dr. Krishna made arrange
ments 90 speak before the 5octsty
81 Universal Religion. but INV
Martin. Of the society. hearing Of
the savoy incident, questioned Df.
Krlshna. Dr. Knshna made a gen.
efal denial of the charges against
him. bat Ioft the city soon after
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-24
Your Dollars Are
Doubled

II you buy your Thanksgiving needs
Ia drip pans, granite ana tlnware
al splanlnHa 500 window and set
fan list at store. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-24
VACANT LOTS.
ri!e towEalsa

VIII Hfraara ths Naiua tf lha shore lanis
faH fal1 AHfaHa atla 60 secure water
HehtaHa un che vet slide vita fipafian
ana state ftahta rhaaid nei hesitate. rbsfe
sfa aHH = fee iHfs a. uaiHIsf uaaah a.
ina GA uriges r 49, an uetiar oafns aut
iraaf Hnta Washington street caf Hoa
Nc Meo#f affIfe 1T Naintef faaaah 90
e. b. HfuMfNNANr ossnsf.
81 MaalnH ffiaak sf.H
eIH aatHf HiHehs ffaIa rar4 tao aH
irF1Tis Sc Gauiuias'fa a. sHnuta al A
NHHnE a Nsn. g Hiaafr Bowl niaek. tlHf5
fleaf a. IA =
tsth lots rs 81 MAiF itEfdHfN ON
HtfN EhHN fkA MINI PLAN. SIZE
A r SMITH
isd nls fis les krcsaa ulaek
rs ff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-24
GIRL
AND SELF

tsuripps Tsiearaph servios.)
NEWMAN. Cal. Nov % Tor
eaA Hepose, a Portuguese woman,
was shot and instantly killed this
morning bY Con Lopez. Lopen then
killed himself The cause Of the
act was lealoaay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-24
SHOOTING
FATALITY
ts,s, s,.elai ssryiesS

(star epseisl SsryiesJ
ROsLYE, Wash. Nov ~ -Franh
gtambln. was shot ana fatally
wounded by Felix Lehonderes. NJ
this place, Thursday night. IA
quarrel over woman. -Four shots
were fired LehondereB is under
arrest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-24

Two men are heing searched Tor
BY the police. l.. H. Martin. teie
graph operator az Maple Valley. has
been missing since November 20.
He lives At fsft Iuteriake Nv. An
dcra Wilhelm SodcrberE Is being
eought by Andrew Chiiberg. Woe
consul OF Sweden Sodcrberg also
disappeared from Maple Valley, be
lng last eecn there In October. 1906.
II was rumored that he went 60
Alaska
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-24

tftsH new ntsslsfn cottage. WEST
soc th& ANNE ahs kl.ck ftuin car une
on en $50 cash vita handle e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-24
TEXAS RANGERS
BURNED
fserlps. releersph ssrvias.l

SANTA FE. N. NJ. Nov "a
Over a million acres OF grazing and
homestead lands have been laid
bare by disastrous prairie fire
which has swept from western
Texas into eastern New Mexico. No
loss Of life Is reported. the greatest
loss affecting the cattle interests.
as thousands OF head of cattle have
been left without grazing. Ranchers
are preparing 10 snip their stock to
the nearest market without delay,
i. In Roosevelt county, New Mexico,
heavy loss resulted TO farmers.
aud several ranch houses were
burned, but the majority of build.
ings were saved by back firing The
blackened prairie Is now covered
with snow which fell during and
after the fire
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-24

krassa nss,fefn hutssa IN arEfN ANNti
thfes tiaaks fgaHa ar hna. Hita bot. enoa
iueaiiani e. -. teraa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-24

Eaor the alleged failure OF John
n Carroll and Prank J. Lime to
pay IA fuli the cost Of lumber con-
trneicd Tor and used IN construction
work a the late Portland EXPOSE
tlon. the Northern Pacific Lumber
com pany this morning flled com
piaint In the superior court de-
handing damages Ia the sam Of
u.sIbss. The Home FtshinE COM
pany this morning filed petition
ln the superior court asking for a
decree Of dissolution.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-24
STATE CONVENTION or osrE.
oPATHtc ASSOCIATION.

The state convention Of the osie-
opathic association opened this att
ornoon at the siander heteL with
Delegates present repfosentins every
county In the state. A banquet and
the election - officers will follow
tbla evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-24

tfuaiu neW Hfatsfn cottage GA fiHa Boz
slstt uvaFiasatHs t.AkE WAaHtNafpN
fnIa Ha : beautiful hatae e. is1t terms
Nt faa sash. balance eaa4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-24
Given Another Chance.

I VII give you one more chance
10 make 4 ma -. sSsaseif for your
famlly'n sake said Judge Gordon
yesterday afternoon 10 Stanley Har
bis. young man who Was b ~
tried on a charge Of disorde. 5
conduct The arrestinK officer said
be had known Harris and his par
ensa for ~ years and on the
strength Of this Judge Gordon gave
the prisoner a suspended sentence
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-24

'fVIn1lfIN1 " FHNaH NnI3 FtIat'ui
-moJ sai % pus fnssuss 81 sIszota@
% tsssxfuua sui MOI slss Wisiininb
-ouoo - sltis xsssuuiH- ksfoou sul
% uouwidr ups ts2sia V NuouNiiA
-us sui 20 maoJ fsAou kfpsrfssp qua
~ iaxIu kvpuoty aufa frfalsa5uloo
sg 10 1syouis SO All 70 eiH1psJ v
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PUBLIC SUBSCRIPTION FOR
uAQK nnHng

4 PUBLIC SUBSCRIPTION FOR =
PARK BONDS. 4
r. l.. nlaiHa. member ~ =
4 the park board and william ~ 4
4 Perkins a local banker, ap- a
4 poare1 before the finance come 4
4 mlttes Of the city council TO- 4
a day. IN faver Of opening u pub \
4 &c subscription through one ~ =
: the local banks for the $500. 900 4
4 park bonds. which were au- a
= tharized at the last city elecs 4
a iion. owing % the iow rate ~ =
4 interest S per cent which =
4 these bonds bear. Comptrolisr =
= Carroll has been unable 10 find .
= a market Tot them - date. y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-24

fuaaa a.s.sisFn erttaEe esefiassstes isAki
N ASIA NHfNN NHa @fE# ga fsasNt5 q
fH2At flftft. auhuftau hattfl Goa Nar Nne
= fsfa. - minutes tiaa ~ eentst q eitf
81 aga
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-24

Mira Susan Bogue. an old resi-
dent Of Cedar Mountain. died this
morning n the home Of her daugh
ter. Mrs y MangAn. lis 18th ay
Mrs. BoKne was 90 years Of aga
and a widow Bonnsy Watson VIII
have charge Of the funeral services.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-24

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WIMN IEIESE I
ser =, ''f =. l .s-, &c &c 49,. ": ~. s ~:
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sfuain aiastsra Asesse with tsansn has,s-
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A GRAND LOCATION
49, 49, 49,. .s,- - s $3.50 49,. Hsssa
fssi.i-ars. gfsna tis~ sern~s. ta4o.
terms
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