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The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1906-06-16
The Plaquemine Locks.

Failing to get Il satisfactory tx
plauation from the War Depart
ment for the delay in the work on
the Plaquemine Lock project, Re-
preventative Broussard to-day in
troduced in Congress resolution
calling on the Speaker of the
House to appoint committee OF
five Congressman to investigate
the situation at Plaquemine and
report their findings to the House.
The resolution, which was refer
red to the Committee on Rules,
reads as follows:
"Whereas the construction of a
lock at Plaquemine, La, to connect
Bayou Plaquemine with the Mir-
sissippi River at that point, and
the improvement of Bayou Pla-
quemine, Grand River and Bayou
Pigeon, was authorized by act OF
Congress in 1885, and the first ap-
preparation therefor made by Con-
gress in 1888.
Whereas Congress- has respon-
ded to every recommendation OF
the United States Engineers for
funds to prosecute this week, and
lsuficient funds have always been
at hand for the purpose; and
"Whereas, contracts have been
made, connected with this project
and after long delays cancelled
without reasons being assigned
therefor, and the time for the per-
Torrance of other contracts re-
peatedly extended, greatly delay
ing the completion of this impor-
tant project, which affects traffic
involving millions of dollars OF
commerce annually;
= Resolved, That the Speaker Of
the House Of Representatives be,
and is hereby directed to appoint
from the membership of the House
q a committee of five, with full pow
or, and whose duty it shall be tt
< make full and complete investi
r CATION of all contracts connected
n with the project of the construc
: ton Of the locks at Plaquemine
f and the Improvement OF the watel
ways connected with said project
the cancelling of contracts connec
; ted Herewith, and the numerou
D extensions granted contractors II
Y the performance Of their contracts
T. and report their findings and con
u illusions to the House. The sal
u Committee to have full power I
a send for persons and papers,
/" summon and compel the attend
B. ance of witnesses, to adminlstt
oaths, to take testimony and II
! duce the same to writing, to en-
+ ploy such clerical and stenogr'
IN phic help as may be necessary
II the locality for these purposes, a
al expenses to he paid out of the CO.
ltingent fund of the House"
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1906-06-16

Miss Carmen Fleming who was
at Natchitoches taking q course at
the Normal school, came home
this week.
The Labor Union lodge, here,
will give a supper tonight at the
College hall in honor of their first
anniversary.
Remember that when in need
of FEED, such as OATS, CORN.
HAY, and BRAN, that L. BEN
VENU supplies the public at the
LOWEST PRICES:
Due to the irregulatlty of the
first petition that was made to Or
der special election to vote tax
of five mills for ten years in favor
of the Owen road, a new petition
had to be made which is now be-
ing circulated for the signature OF
the property owners:
The Town Council held a spe-
cial session Tuesday to pass upon
the new railroad petition to order
an election fot the purpose OF vot
ing a special tax of five mills fo'
ten years in favor of the Over
road. The first petition bad I
flaw which rendered it null, and i
was necessary to have another pc
tition signed.
Il have had several good resi-
depces listed with me this week
anybody desiring to purchase al
ideal home at bargain prices cal
and see me, l.. Bienvenu, the rea
estate man.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1906-06-16

Get your Oats, Bran. Corn ana nay
iron, Bieuvenu's. Free delivery
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1906-06-16
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\ LOCAL NEWS. "
~ 6@=y

N90 6gI
Mr.. Joe c. Hrevemberg of
White Castle is visiting here.
-Abita Spring Mineral Waite
10 per quart bottle at L. F. Gary.
The school of Miss Gabrille
Thomas closed Thursday of this
week.
MIR. Albert Hebert of New Or
leans spent few days here this
week visiting friends.
DR.. F. r. Martin of Crowley was
In town this week attending to
some busidess,
Miss Marie Louise Guilbeau of
Breau4 Bridge spent several days
ID town this week.
Francis Bishvehu came homs
from New Orleans last Sunday to
spend few days.
Miss Alice Bassett and Miss
Felicie Guidty of Jeanerette spent
several days in town this week.
Fresh Groceries received week.
ly at lowest pricest at Louis + Ga
~, goods delivered to all part OF
the town.
Mr.. Francis DeBlauc who is
employed by the Southern Pacific
Road at Algiers, came home Mon
day to spend few days.
Mr.. Ned French who is employs
ed in a large machine shop in New
Orleans came home last Saturday
to spend a few days with his FAM
lily.
DIR. George de Laureal and a
few friends from Broussard were
here Sunday evening in the Doc
tors fine automobile. 1t Is a hne
machine.
-Opelousas is to get two rev
railroads, and making strong et'
forts to induce the Book Islam "a &c
come to that prosperous and grow
ing town. Opelousas is surely 90
ing to be a railroad center.
If your fire insurance polio.
is to expire soon let me know ''
about it, talk the matter over VIII
YOU. P. A. Bienvenu, Fire lnsu
rance Agent.
Free press., 1906-03-31

Come take dinner and supper
in the Lutheran church April 7th.
25 cts. each.
Trustee Robinson is now around
with his assessment book, Now is
the time beople don't like him.
The Experiment station here are
feeling very proud of a medal re-
ceived from the ST Louis Worlds
Fair for their display there.
If you wish Easter souvenirs
you will have a great variety to
chose from at the Lutheran FAN
April 7th.
Henry McVey of the Normal
left Tuesday evening for Graham
county for a short visit with his
parents
Miss Elma Barnes has completed
her very successful term of teach
ing south of Ellis and is home
for the summer.
The Brunswick hotel is having
their dining room handsomely pa
pered Anton Krier is bosslng
the job and Baumer Bros. doing
the work.
John & Sherman Miller. ex Nor
malites and stars in last years
baseball team, arrived in this city
Wednesday afternoon from Os-
borne. They VIII probably enroll
at Normal.
Contractor Clark will finish his
work on the Normal Gymnasium
next week and leaves for his new
JOB at Belolt; the painters will soon
finish and the Board of Regents
will be here on Friday, 18th to
accept the building
The Civic League of Ellis coun
ty will meet in the Presbyterian
church on Friday, April 9th at
$3.50 pm. Everybody is invited
The meeting last week was post
poned on account of the Revival
service at the Baptist church.
Free press., 1906-03-31
Local Wew s

The Democratic county commit
tee meet to day to call convention
Only z more weeks In the pres
ent term of our Public school.
LattIgan is papering and paint
ing Mrs Leahy's cottage.
The Roff Bros. case is being
heard this week before Referee
Pestana.
Geo Philip & Son sell the In
stantaneous Blue Flame Oil Cook
stove
Mrs DIR. Snyder and daughter
Lucy left Thursday evening for
a visit with relatives In Denver.
County commissioners meet on
Monday next in quarterly session,
so hand in your bills to-day,
Remember the Supper served
in the Lecture room of the Lu-
theran church April 7th. 25cts
Cox & son are figuring on put
ting up a custom grist mill in con
nection with their elevator in our
city
The new term of the Ft. Hays
Normal school and the first term
of their new Model school begins
next Monday.
Isn't 1t time to turn on the wat
er at the City watering troth on
south Chestnut street. Spring
is here again.
The new barber, Mr.. Miller, &
wife have arrived and rented the
Ryan cottage on Perry avenue
corner north Chestnut.
Wakeeney news tells of the death
of Mr.. Hinkle, the former Probate
judge and partner of Osborn and
Monroe.
MIR. Brown, our pump man, on
Tuesday received the sad news of
the death of his father ut his farm,
home in Graham county. He was
about so years old and IN the best
of health until his sudden death,
his wife being way up IN the 70's.
- - -
VIII wash your Lace curtains.
We are prepared to wash and do
up your Irish Linen and other lace
curtains and draperies, Handle
with utmost care, and satisfaction
guaranteed. Fred ILIFF,
at HAYS Laundry.
Oakley is growing fast and its
Post Office has been raised to
Sd class, or Presidential, salarled
Office, Mrs. Kerns { the Zeigler
girD appointed postmistress for 4
years with her son Earl as assistant
to run the Office, while grandpa
Zeigler still fiddles, happy as kid
In his old age.
~ - -
At the Methodist church next
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings will be held series of
studies on the subject of Christian
Giving. The Rev J. William
Snapp, A.M.S.T.B., has been
engaged to deliver addresses. A
Question box or round table Will be
conducted each evening. All ques-
tions bearing upon the question
will be answered so far as possible.
Everybody is invited. The church
es all over the world are taking up
this subject in earnest. 1t has now
become a great world movement.
Let us fall In line.
Free press., 1906-03-31

We must record the death and
burial of Mrs. johanna Walker,
sister of John & Tom O'Laughlin.
She was born IN Nemaha county
Kansas ID years ago, resided in
Montana the past 24 years com
ing here with her husband few
months age, and !: been nnder the
doctors care several months.
Her husband and brothers desire
US TO return their sincere thanks to
those so kind in these days of dis
tress and sorrow.
Free press., 1906-03-31

Have your Horse notes printed
at this Office.
] Farmer Zlnk has gone to Idaho
to inspect the country.
Mrs Gid Joy has returned from
her eastern trip
Henry Schechster was here Fri
day seeing about his property.
See Geo Philip & Son for Re
trigerators.
Charlie Reeder and Ed Rea en-
joyed a business trip to Wakeeny.
Washburn's have rented the Ed
Madden cottage near Yost mill.
Geo Cox went west to visit a
sick sister Thursday evening.
instantaneous Blue Flame Oil
Cook stove for sale by Geo. Philip
& Son.
Come and see the Easter display
of useful and fancy articles at the
Lutheran church April 7th.
Ask to see those Pongee En-
broidered Shirt Waist Patterns
at ZeIgler's store.
The First National Bank hung
out very handsome sign worked
in heavy brass this week,
Farmer Hendricks of Wakeeney
was here this week fixing up his
property.
AS the Saturday Afternoon club
are reading and studying the Mer-
chant of Venice at their meetings
they will be way up when the
play is given here.
Andrew Meier still believes IN
grapes, is making a success of
them in this county, and set out
lot more of them this spring on
his Saline valley farm.
Monday is the time to turn on
the City water for lawn sprink ling
but the ground don't need it now.
In fact some spr1nkled too much
last year and hurt their lawns by
making soggy.
Ream's team Saturday decided
to take run to their home in
Buckeye township, the Otto Reem
snyder place. and fairly flew out
north Chestnut street, the farmer
getting home the best he could
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Reeder
elegantly entertained a dozen of
their lady and gentlemen friends
at an elaborate dinner last Satur
day evening. They have the most
lovely home in our city for enter
tanning company.
B. F. Richter and Anna E.
Boucher, with her parents. who
resides in Trego near Ellis, came
here on Sunday last, March 25th,
and were married by Probate judge
Arnold. The bride was handsome
IY dressed IN white, and left IN the
afternoon for their new home in
in Trego county.
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid
society gave supper at the home
of Mrs Seth Decker Thursday the
table showing a mass of beautiful
red roses.
At this meeting the following
officers were elected
Mrs Bartholomew as President.
6 John Chittenden, vice {"
g Seth Decker, secretary
4
Free press., 1906-03-31
Bids wanted

fcrs digging holes.
l want at once bids for digging
the holes ands setting around the
town my new Electric Light poles
as per plans which can be seen at
my Office .Justats Kissing.
Free press., 1906-03-31
The Messiah.

On Sunday, April 18th, the
Lindsburg college students will
render "The Messiah, The U.
P. Ry., will run ii special train
there leaving Ellis 1925 m.
Havs 7.50 Victoria $40
Walker SIS. Arrive there 12 80.
Returning leave there 1870 pm
Fare for round trip 50. IS
An afternoon and evening concert
Free press., 1906-03-31

Lawn Mowers.
John Gatewood has gone to Kan
sas city to consult surgeon.
Many have been busy this week
putting in gardens.
Being nice weather, lots of peo-
pie were IN town this week.
Court meets next Monday April
2nd, in adjourned session,
Before buying u Refrigerator
see Geo. Philip & Son
Jeffcoat's have rented and moy-
ed IN the Yost cottage on Perry
avenue.
Farmer Dische took his wife to
the Ellsworth hospital for treat
ment this week.
The Episcopal services last Sun
day evening were we'll attended
and interesting.
Some of those having blue grass
are giving their lawns a coat OF
fine manure mulching.
Weather being fine, boat riding
was started this week on the Nor
NAL pond.
W Get your shoes Repaired
at the GAssMAN shoe shop. All
work quickly and neatly done.
Atty w E Saum and Charlie
Keagy were here Tuesday looking
after some land being sold by the
sheriff.
On Monday the Probate judge
issued a license for the marriage
of H. G.. Sweltzer to Mabel, daugh
ter of commissioner Muehler near
Ellis.
John Westbrook, jr., had the
misfortune to rupture a ligament
IN his left arm while pole-vaulting
at the High School Monday and he
now carries his arm IN a sling.
John Blender, our new harness
maker has bought the Eli Fox
cottage on Cottage on Crawford
avenue now occupied by Mr. Wash
burn.
n house for rent
with an acre of ground on out :
skirts of town Good ontbuildings
and water. Only S. a month
See FREESE.
Farmer Henry Cortland of the
Gorham nelghborhood was doing
business in our town on Monday
Finds the day accommodation
tram very convenient for their peo
pie to come up here to shop.
WANTED AT once, few
reliable men to list farm and city
property in each county. Perma-
nent salary 500. per month and
commission, with expense money
advanced. Thomas E. Stillman
& Co., Wichita, Kansas.
Already agents are around sole
iting orders for Calendars on last
years samples at high prices for
the commission in it. Hold your
orders for John Freese will have
the prettiest of this years designs,
as soon as issued, and surprise
you at the low prices. So wait.
Unless the unforeseen happens,
HAYS will have a great baseball
game here this season. A team
of JAPS, fresh from Japan, will
pass thru here and manager Jor-
dan expects to make date with
them. If thev play baseball like
they fight woe he unto us!
Free press., 1906-03-31
Ranch for Rent.

The BARNS Ranch property
On the Saline River north west of
Hays, consisting of 1856 acres,
About 100 acres under cultivation.
All fenced Good buildings.
Apply to II. " OSHANT
HAYS City, Kansas.
Free press., 1906-03-31

Ask Your Grocer for Yost's
Heart of Wheat and try it.
The RR. committee have re
turned and report progress.
Don't forget the Chicken pie
dinner to be served by the Luthe
ran Ladies April 7th. 25cts.
An interesting and strong ser
mon in the Presbyterian church by
an Episcopal minister was heard
by large congregation on Sunday
evening last.
Isaac Yost and wife LETT for K.
c. on Tuesday, He stopped at
Sallna that evening to attend at
meeting OF the directors of the DC
cidental and deliver an address
before the society there
The Democratic congressional
convention of this district meets
at Beloit on Tuesday, May 29th
with 10 delegates. Ellis county 8.
We failed to note last week that
the Normal boys in Bachelors hall
entertained H L Kent aud Frank
Smith at an Oyster supper last
Saturday evening
Another new font of Script type
was received at this office this
week, 1t is Tiffany Upright, the
style now used by Tiffany e Co.
IN engraving calling cards, inv
tations, etc.
At the meeting last Saturday of
the Farmers Co Operative Ship
ping Association OF Ellis Co. they
elected HI Joy as delegate & Dan
Mccarthy as alternates to the
State convention at Topeka. They
also appointed a committee to con
fer with Madden on purchase of
his elevator.
Free press., 1906-03-31
Poultry and Swine owners!

Notice is hereby given that Sec
ton z of ordinance No. 315, pro
hlbitIng the running at large of
chickens, turkeys, or other domes
tic fouls within the City limits
between the 1st day of March and
November will be strictly enforced
from date of this notice.
Also that Ordinance No so pro
hlblting the keeping of Swine with
In the City limits between the 1st
day nf April and October wall be
strictly enforced on and after the
End day of April, 1906.
CHAs. G. RUPP. City marshal
Hays, March 20, 1906.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-04-18
Ssls os School lSeos-

NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN THAT !
~ will ell at public auction. to th. highest
responsible bidder on the LIT day OF May. iss
at D. m. o'clark. at the main entrsncs 20 the
C.surt Hou-. IN La Junfs. Colorado. the follow
Ing de-crif--d lands situated IA ot-ro county
Colorado, viz
.auth rans~ - west minimum price per
acre. s5-i0. Part Of section. northeast quarter
- northwest quarter dot B.. section = toSn-
.hip = south, range - ~e-t' minimum price
par arr. sisfs.
prai..-f hy thi- department, q. roo.
ONusr 81 improvements. Eliza Mcdonnell
sale application NJ. tsls
No land vii y. -s1id at le-- than the mini
mum price per acre. j. given atuEs. The pa
csl- a q - -old ia the above order. aud each
tract Wil b. -nld described above b. the
sans uer- or iee-.
Term "a f,aym-ui hall b. a. fuiloV-. viz
s,u land. -siiiux Tor SO to s-sst I-r acre, ~
Ter cent of the purrhhss nuuey On the day OF
sale fhs balance in .irhteeu equal annual fay
inrnt- a. I--r cent t-sf anurfus Lsuds -e.iins
at unurs than - far acre and ls-- than 81 per
acrv. ~ f-rE cent. ca-h ou the day 81 sAl., the
balance To- faurt.~n equal annual psymeuts al
Yer cent. ler aLnGm. Lands -rllins Tor 80 sud
upWard- a. rs=r cent. ca-h. and balance In
equal annual payments Al : ssr cent interest.
n the purcha ser dt--- not own the improvement
h. rHu~t pay for -aus at sale furrha-nr VII
execute h-sud - provided Ia Section > act
uf July n ilsla. Purchaser must b. citiEcn- 81
the United state y. r-stu- y ho hsEe dec itresi
th~if intsntion ~ b.cornins such Purchaser
must pay afirra i-csrfssut AMI advertising Tees.
MtRh q. WOODRUFF,
Register state Board oi Land Commissioners
First Iuiil icafiau. April !. $50.
Last putlicat Asstls \ Aprll - lAsA
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-04-18
SSos 81 School lSaos-

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT !
~ uiii s~ll. at psstAie anreion. to the hig hest
r-.I-pn.ibie bidder, on the lss day Of May .
10. AZ y. a clock. at tts~ main cut ranc~
to the Court hoa-~. IN Ia Junfa. toaor.do.
The follo~ ing d~-erit-~d laisd.- situated in
O,~ro. eounty. Colorado, viz
Part Of section. north half OF .onfh~ e.t
quarter aud >out beast quarter of soofh~es
quarter section N. Township |. south ranes
3 ~~.f: minimum price. PER acre. s.-p
Part OF section. south half OF north~e-f
quarter section n. TOW n-hip = south. range
Value of improvements ON thu. land ~. APP
praised by this department, $500
Dwuer 90 inIros eInent-- John &. TRACEY.
sale application No 5ts.
No land v III b~ .old at ls--- than the mint
mum price per acre. a given above. The
zach tract will be -old described above
bs the same more or les
Terms of pas ymeBt shall lie n follows, VIA
pu laBd- selling for 81 - to s. Ter acre, 10 Isrr
c.ni Of the purcba-s money on day "f sale
the balance in eighteen equal annunl pay
ing at tnor. than 81 I~r acre aid le-. that.
SIS I~r acre. % yer cent cash on the day oi
sale. the be- lance in fourteen equal arntiai
faNm~t.f- AT I-~r cent Is-r annttfn. i-afsu
selling for 81 aud wards. ~ Yer cent cash
aud balance IN seven equal annual pay menf.
ua, o~ "a the improvements, he must pa, Tor
sam. at sale. Purchaser ~ili execute bond
a. provided in >setion =. act OF july II. lsS
Purchaser. must he eftissn- OF the nite1
states. or person. "a ho have declared th~ir
intention of becoming such Purchaser
MARk q. Woodbury.,
Register state Board Of Land 'emnai.-ioner, =,
first publication. April =. fss
Last publication. April -. Iss-
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-04-18
Safe OF School lsads.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ]
~ will ell at public auction, to III. highest
Responsible bidder. On the Let day of May. Ess.
at y. m. O'Clock. at the main entrance 10 the
Court Houss in La Junta. folorsdo. the follow
lnx described lsnd-, situated Ia otero county,
Colorado, viz;
Par, of -.-etion. northeast quarter Of north
east quarter section ~. township - south.
range - west minimum price I-r acre tislO.
Part of section northwest quarter of northesst
quarter section 81. township - --guih. range =
west; minimum pFie- r~r acre go. Part "f
--ction. southwest quarter of northeast quarter
-.ction ~. township = -outh, range - west
minimum price per acre. tio.G-
Value Of improvements On this land a. sp-
praised b, this department E1.l.
Owner ~ Improvements, W. y. Rainfall
sale spplicarian No. .6-z.
Noland will t- sold at lees than the mini
Mum price Per acre given above The par
eel- will h. -old in the ah-.ve order. and each
tract ~ill h. -old described ahos.-hs the
same or l.=e-
Terms oi payment shall h. a. follows. vix
ou lsnhs selling for $50 to 500 Ter acre. ~
PER cut. of the purchase MONEY on the day 81
sale, the bsisn-e Ia etzhtsen equal annual pay
ueuts at Ter c-nf. Der snuum- Land. -elling
acr. " t-t cent ca-h on III. day "f sale. the
balance ia fourts.n equal annual iiaytusuts At
l-r cent Ger amin lsnd- ceiling fer s. abd
upNarsf-. ~ pr cent. casa. ana balance il ?
equal annual payments 81 pr cent iutefr-t,
ffth- purchas-r r dss-s not uuu be improvement.
eEs-Cutr t-,uh. rusidsd iu ---flsn =. act
~ Iuly n. rsi- Purchaser mu-t ~ rittE-fls ~
The tnIt'i -tats- r-risu= n En ~ Ye f.es-lafri
their inieutinu uf h-scvmiug such, fureha-er-
MAIN u. WOODRUFF,
Register stat. Haar,i ~ Land Cou missioner.
fir-t puhlicsiiou. April . 49,
Last publication April - is..
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-04-18

where the pump house is located.
but il is now on the opposite side Of
the river bed. During the low water
period of the next two months the
scarcity of water will become
a very serious problem, and unless
something is done Immediately to
provide for an increased supply
there is probability of not having
enough even for domestic uses This
means that trees and lawns will suf-
fer during the coming summer un-
less immediate steps are taken to
provide for an increased water
supply.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-04-18

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT I
Az will ell. at public suction. to the highest
r-<t-pn-ih hle bissier. the LIT day of lay. fSS-
at Z o. N o'ciork- at the main entrance IN the
Court Hogs- in La Jansa- ,olorzsi.. the follow
ing de-c-it-d lands situated in OTero county.
Colorsdp- VIZ.
Part ~ section northeast quarter Of north
rane~ a ~e~.. minimum price per scre- ss-5o-
Part ef -ection- east half of south west quarter.
-ecfion = township = -outh- range - west
rininumDp-sce p,>r acre fs-lo
Value cf inaprox~n~nts this land a. ap-
pyai>-i hy this department. SO
Oun>r of inproS>nent-. Charles Z Tarvey.
sale application No. 9ss-
Rsa price pr scr>- as given ahvye The par
eel- gill b. odd in The shyve order. ard eseh
trsef viii b. -ssid as de>rribed above-he tAe
eans> more OF l>-<-
Terms of payment shah b. a. follows. via
O land- ->flinx Tor ss.0 to szsl@ per scre- 70
r>r e-1t. of the purchase nc1ey On the day a
al. the halane> IN eighteen e.g1al snnaal pay-
n<ses q psr cent per annun- Lesds se11na
q osxe than q p-f sere s1d le-- thsa - -
srse. = - e>ne- ea>A - ~ Aay - - -
Annnnep in fsuree>a equnl an1ual payDeues -
- ee1f- per snnu0- LaDds sedl!nf ~ - -
uDDafds. - per eenf- cn<A- - enbMR = .
eEeAl anssal pAyDe1e- - - 60 1eeFere-
RSnp psrxAa-pf ase- scs svn tAe fnUeSseD<nas
- oGre ~ fc1 saae q enle- eaixAonx -
11S m ~ 49, .Ss 9 g. 2
- hsaGs = 1s6lD - Ho1Aarrs
~ q S6S<k ~
DuR 01uas - q - 01Cs1sss.
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