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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-02
WILL LEAVE II TO TOWN.
Brattleboro to Vote on Erection Of Tu
beTeuIosis Sanatorium.

Brnttleboro, May 2. Windham eoun.
~ court reached final adjournment yes
terday. The last business Of importance
was the disposition Of the Austine will
case. The trustees under the will Of
Col. William Austinc filed stipulation
that they would not use the beqnest
Of $4,000 for the establishment of d
tuberculosis ennatorium unless author
lied by vote of the town. The beguest
was for hospital, but the wording
was very vague, and when the trustees
announced theif purpose 70 establish q
lhospitni for tuberculosis patients. they
were ppposed BY Chairman James u.
Hooker Of lie board Of seIectmcn. who
claimcd that the town should control
The be1uest under the law.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-02
MADE IA RICH HAUL
WAS SOON CAUGHT
Burlington Hotel Employee Took Three
Diamond Rings, SIS in Money,
Suit Of Clothes, Etcs-Was
Stopped at Rutland.

Burlington. May 2. John Babbitt, a
second cook employed at the Hotel Bur-
lington who robbed the servants QUAR-
ters Of the hotel early last evening,
was arrested in Rutland by Chief Of
Police Clifford.
During supper hour last evening,
while the servants were At work, Bah.
bitt entered the rooms Of several of
them. After he had ob&ained three din.
mond rings and $fs in money belonging
to Lillian and Mary Ryan, two dining
room girls. suit Of clothes, the prop
erty Of James Soule. and vest and
pair Of trousers owned BY John Collins,
Babbitt left the hotel, being last seen
bv the night clerk, William Douglass,
at 7.a0 o'clock. At 1880 o'clock thf
Ryan girls discovered their loss and the
matter was reported to Nit. Delaney, the
proprietor of the hotel, and Mr. Doug
las.
The police were immediately notified
and after they had surveyed the prem
ises suspicion was at once directed tow
ards Babbitt. IL was learned that he
had made towards the railroad station.
The police Of this city arrived too late
to scan the passengers of the south
bound Rutland train, bnt ascrrtaining
that the man had purchased a ticket,
they got into communication with Chief
of Police Clifford at Rutland and lie
arrested Babbitt, when The train pulled
into Rutland.
Babbitt had all OF the stolen prop.
erty in his possession except Se.s5 of
the SIS. Babbitt has been employed
at the hotel for the past eight months.
He is about 10 years of age and claims
Springfield, Mass, as his home. Fla
Was formerIT employed at the junction
House at White River Junction.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-02
LADIES GAVE EXPERIENCE.
Successful Experience Social at Univer-
saiist Church.

4 large company gathered in the ves-
try OF the universalist church last even
ing and partook OF the sumptuous sup
per and listened to the programme which
followed, the chief feature Of which
was the telling Of experiences BY The
ladies as TO how they earned dollars
for the work OF the union. Many OF
the stories were set in ryhric with a
pithy infusion Of humor and one even
earned her money by writing rhymes
fer several Of the others. Over 6fty
ladies made their contributions to the
treasury.
The programme opened With a violin
solo bv Miss Glyn0rR Gould ana closed
with reading by Arthur Avepill and
d piano sclo BY Miss bessie BattorGcid.
Tho lsdies met in TIE afEefnooa Tor
wofl. and u social time i guessing
contest, wherein English and American
authors were represented snzgeslisiy BY
original pictures and other device. ere
ated considerable interest.
fhe men of the chitsch will hold
similar social some time IN june.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-02
FUNERAL OF j. 3. BACON.
Large Number Of People Were Present
Yesterday.

Chelsea, May 4, THE funeral of the
late John u. Bacon was held from his
home al two o'clock yesterday afternoon
when the house was filled with towns.
people and many from out Of town The
Rev. Il. r. Herrirk Of Milton who was
for nineteen years pastor Of the Congre.
gational church here, Of which the de-
ceased was member and during which
time hc WAS chorister, offciated, assist
led BY the present pastor, the Rev. Geo,
II. Lake. A male quartette from Dart
month college beautifully rendered three
selections. The pail bearers were Dr.
Fred J.. Beckwitil, T.. A. Ccrwin, w. G.
Holmes, and w. II. Spraglr. and the ser
vices were conducted BY w. +. Town
send, assisted by r. n. Mattison. The
casket was placed in the tomb 70 await
slight repairs to the vault in the fam
Iily lot IN Highland csmGfry. Among
those from out of town Who weFc here
ITO attend. the funeral were, John Hall,
bis wife and. son and Miss PER- Of Bos-
ton; T.. Belle Chandler Of Montpelier,
Hon. Curtis s. Emery Of Newport, Mil
lard I. King of Tunbridge, DIR. b. w.
Braley and II. Gordon Woodruff Of Barre
City.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-02
GIVEN A PUBLIC LIBRARY.


White River Junction, May 2.--At q
meeting OF the trustees Of the Loyal club
|of this village, Yesterday announcement
was made Of Gift from Amos Barnes of
Boston Of public library building 10
be erected on lot owned by Mr.. Harness
in the centre Of the town Just west Of
the Junction Honsc. Mr.. Barnes
win turn the building over 10 the trus~
tees of the Loyal club, through whose
earnest efforts a library has been main.
tanned in the town for some time past.
The officers Of the club are Mrs. Everett
|J. Wallace, president Kathleen Starr,
secretary and Mrs. Charles n. Brown,
treasurer
Mr.. Barnes, who was formerly for
many years IA resident Of White River
junction. is president of the Connecticut
River and Passunipsic railroads and pro-
Iprietor of thes Brunswick Hotel, Boston.
The institution Will be known as the
.'Georee " Gates Mernnral Library aud
IL erected in. homer ~ this Gates family,
with which Mr.. Barnes lis connected. 1t
IL expected that the building will cost
Ia the vicinity Of $4,000.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-02
COUNTY Y. P. S. lc-- c. E.
OF Rutland County at Sudbury This
Afternoon.

sudbury. May 2s-Dclegates repre-,
scnting all the Protestant churches In
this vicinity gathered here today fog
the soth seui i.annusl convention OF the
Rutland county Christian Endeavor un-
ion Churches which have no Y. 2. s.
G. Il. sent delegates from their Epvortil
leagues or Young. Peoples Loyal WORK
ers. The Sudbury society provided an-
teftainnent TO all visitors and also trans.
portation to and frona Brandon depot
The adiress of welcome was given at
the opening session this afternoon al
2 O'Clock by Rey. n, Il. Nichols Of Sud
bury. The president Of the county So
eiety, Dana S. Carpenter OF Middlstown
Springs. responded. The feature of the
afternoon programme was conference
led by Van Ogden Vogt, general secrc.
tary Of the United society Of Boston.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-02
Marvin A. Mcclure Is Now
a Free Man
WALKED OUT LAST NIGHT
Had Served Sentence in House Of Cor.
rection for Completely in Wreck
ing Merchants National
Bank Of Rutland.

"A Rutland. May Marvin "A. Mcclure,
who was sentenced on February 13,
1901. To seven years Iii the ilolise of
correction for aiding and abetting CASH
Iicr Mussry in wreeking the Merchants
National hank, was released last even
ing al o'clock. This was the result Of
the signing on Friday by President
Roosevelt Of tile amended federal law
which allows United States prisoners
three days in addition I'd the Ave days a
month given hy the state law for good
behavior.
Mcclure has accepted 4 position as
book keeper for the marble shop at tile
house Of correction. He could have been
free April II had the law taken effect
Mcclure, who was u Rutland mer-
chant, was found guilty Of completely
with aiussey on Friday, February s,
1901, after q trial 81 three days In the
Rutland county court.
Mcclure took the stand In his own
behalf His testimony was In substance
that Cashier G. W. AIussey told him
that the money be was borrowing came
|out Of the funds ~ the bank, but ii
VAS not necessary to say anything about
|it because he fthe cashicr) had authority
to make loans. He denied that he ever
told the president Of the bank that he
thought he was borrowing from Mussey
personally. lie also denied that the
cashier ever told him he was concealinp
the loans from the directors and max.
ing fraudulent entires on the books 81
the bank. He said he lost the whole
$l4O. 900 which be borrowed in his bust
ness. and declared that he never gave
up hope of being able to pay all he
owed.
On cross examination Mcclure admit.
ted that he sometimes indulged in gam,
bling, but said he never lost any large
amount. The respondent offered in evi-
dence the record books kept BY the di'
rcctors Of the bank. and attempted tc
show from them that the directors were
aware Of the Mcclure transactions and
that they were at all times perfectly
familiar with the condition OF the bank
Cashier Mussey testified nothing that
s,huid incritniHafe fl,e ilirectors He
admitted diseounting notes for himself
10 the amount of $1,000, but declared
that hc never had had cent u the
ST. 0.0e1 drawn from the bank BY Nc.
Clure. Mussey told how he had to fat.
sify his accounts to cover up his deal.
ings with Mcclure.
The entire shortage OF the bank was
near $4,000.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-02
ecHELsEA.

viii Cook. who has been boarding
during the winter ut Fay Aliens, has
taken board at Fred Lewis on Main
street.
John D. Goodrich Of South Royalton
WAS in town the first of the week buy
ing stock and was accompanied by Or
eutt Bixby. the local tlrover.
Stanley G. Wilson, Esq, has placed
a Peoples line telephone in his rooms
in the Bacon L. Hall block.
Bert O., Carpenter and wife Of East
Randolph were in town Tuesday to
have dental work done.
Clarence SmisR, who has been engineer
at the electric light plant during the
past year, has completed his services
there and moved to South Royalton
The many friends of Mrs. Adelia
Dewey Whitney, who has been seri.
ously i'll since last fall, will rejoice to
learn that at this time she seems much
improved and her chances for complete
recovery nre more hopeful.
James Morrison, resident last year
OF "Bucklc Bank hil' in Tunbridge
was in town one day recently and will
this week leave for Good Lawn. Kans.,
to join his son, John W. W. Morrison
who went to that place several weeks
since and is working at the trade OF
q carpenter and joiner, who reports that
wages are high and work plenty.
Willie I.ougee, who was called here
last week by the death of his father
John Lougee, left the first Of the week
with his family for their home in New
York city.
The local fishermen were all out on
Tuesday morning and though the water
was high and weather cold. many oi
them brought in a nice lot Of trout fol-
their breakfast.
Mrs. Eliza I.ougee of Tunbridgc spent
q portion of last week in town al
the guest OF her niece, Mrs. w. r.
Townsend
Mrs. Bert Davis. who has been living
in Brookfield during the winter, il with
her child stopping at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Curtis Dana
who live on the lIira Bixby farm on the
west hill.
William Robbins, who has been seri-
ously i'll at the hotel for nearly two
weeks, has SO far improved as TO BE-
able TO be out OF doors again.
Mrs. Roxana Jones returned Tuesday
afternoon from two weeks visit in
Montpelier, as the guest Of her brother
Sheriff Frank II. Tracy.
Mrs. Hale X. Darling and daughter
Mary, returned Monday from Concord
n. H., where they spent Saturday and
Sunday with Mr.. Darling.
Mrs. WI u. Poole Of Montpelier has
been a guest for several days AZ the
home Of Or. Frank II. Godfrey.
Mrs. q A. Densmore and son, Thoml
as, left Monday for Lowell, Mass. tc
visit the formers sister. Mrs. Dickey.
Mrs. Alice Corwin Welcome OF South
Royalton Is visiting her parents. Dr. anc
Mrs. NJ. II. Corwin.
Adelbert Carpenter and daughter OF
Boston are in town, the guests OF tn,
formers mother, Mrs. Irene Carpenter
at Theron Spears
Z 9. Dearborn is thoroughly removal
ing the carriage repository and stable
Of the Chelsea livery.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. 5. Fits are enter
tanning as their guest Miss Mary Fit,
of Manchester, n. II.
Mrs. Fred A. Orlway and daughter
Miss Laura, who returned last weel
| from North Carolina, opened their s,rn
lmcf homo ibe first II tl@ week.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-02
PRESENTING CLAIMS
ON STATE OF VERMONT
Vermont Court Of Claims Promises to
Have Busy Session for Several
Days--opening Yesterday
Afternoon.

Montpelier, May a.--The court Of
claims met at the State House yester-
dav in tlleir fegillar seali-annual ses-
sion and reported a large number Of
bills for consideration and expert that
two days sessimf this week and u
two dsys' session next week will be
held. Among petitions considered yes
teYday afternoon were those OF NJ. NJ.
Wilson, states attorney Of Orange coun
ty, who seeks reimbursement OF $I07
spent In extraordinary expenses outside
bis county for legal services A petit
tion of II. G. Page for $l65.66 as back
pay for soldering in the Civil war and
one claim OF So presented by State 4
Attorney Sherman of Chittenden conn
ty in connection with the McCabe case.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-02
DANCE FOR FRISCO.
Was Largely Attended at Mortified
Last Night.

Mortified, May 2. The San Francisco
benefit held in the armory last evening
was largely attended BY the townspeople
generally. The Northfeld Cornet band
rendered short concert programme. An
original poem, written for the occasion
BY the Rev. Homer White Of Randolph,
was read The Italian Orchestral club,
composed of Italians exclusively, rem
dered selection. Other numbers on
the programme We're cornct solo by
j. Sims. piano solo, Fred johnson: vocal
solos. u. w. Ross and Miss Kate Joyce,
Later in the evening dancing was en-.
joyed until two o'clock.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-02
LOAN 500, 600, 900
TO STRICKEN CITY
Is Promise Made by New York Capital
lists to San Francisco for Purpose
Of Rebuilding.

San Francisco, May q. The first de-
finite proposition for furnishing money
Ion large scale to San Francisco fol
the purpose III rebuilding some Of the
burned sections was made public yestcr-
day. when it was announced that a SYN
dicate Of New York capitalists had
agreed TO advance Slo0,0o0,0o0.
The news came in a telegram received
by w. +. Herin, chief counsel Of the
Southern Pacific, from Il. 8. Senator
Newlands Of Nevada, who had large
interest iii the burned Palace hotel. SEN
ator NewIanas wired that lie had sub
mitted the plan To New York financiert
and that they had virtually consented
to supply the money on 4 bond and
mortgage basis. The names of the New
York people are not given. The offer
is under discussion by the local finance
committee.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-02
MRS. CHADWICK AGAIN2
She Is Expected to Figure in Notable
Pittsburg Case.

Pittsbure, May 2.-When the suit of
Mrs. W. G. Jutte and the Colonial Trust
Company against J. W. Friend and II.
n. HoIfstot comes before the courts on
adjournment on May n, disclosures Of
more sensational nature than have
heretofore. appeared are expected The
action is one to recover from the de-
PENDANTS about s2,000,000 worth Of
stocks and bonds alleged TO have be-
longed to Mr. Juttc, with whom Friend
and Hotfstot were associated in business.
The sensational FEATURE expected is the
making public Of deposition from
Mrs. Cassie L. Chadwick. When the
Chadwick sensation was occupying pub
lie attention 4 year or so ago. the name
Of one Of the defendants was mentioned
az having had business dealings with
her. II was said that she secured large
Sums Of money from this man.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-02

Nearly every household has some at.
tiele that will be acceptable at the Rum
mage SaIc: clothing OF All kinds. from
hats TO shoes, especially mems clothes
furniture, books, magazines, music, pic.
tlres, dishes, IN fact anything you have
no further use for,
The scmi.annual election Of the Off.
GERS OF the l,afaea class Of The Congre.
gational church was held last evening
and Che following officers chosen: Pres.
ideut, y. NJ. Andreani; tice president,
William McnsnnId; secretary, Arthur
Mcneil; treasurer, Arthur Wallace,
press reporter, Dan Bassett; teacher,
In. O. q. Sticknev: assistant teacher,
fev. r. A. Poole.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-02
EIGHT-H0UR MOVEMENT
WELL UNDER WAY
Great Number of Workmen in Paris
Have Pledged Themselves to
Support It---Paris Quiet

Paris. May 2.Quietness prevails to-
day. Numerous labor meetings are being
held.
The movement for an eight-hour day
Is on in full force today Painters,
photographers, carpenters, masons, print.
crs, jewelers., bakers, butchers, as well
as certain groups of state employees,
have pledged themselves either TO strike
TO support the eight-bour demand on
quit work today. After they have work.
cd eight hours, the employers say that
the workmen who leave their positions
undcr such circumstances win be con-
sidered discharged.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-02
Consolidated Gu. Takes InneSS'
& CruickShankS & Cos.
INCLUDES 28 ACRES
Holdings Of Quarries and Quarry Land
Of the Consolidated Company
Are Now 81
Acres.

The Consolidated Quarry GO. took over
nv purchase the Innes n Cruickshani
Quarry Co.'S quarries, increasing their
already large quarry holdings by about
rs acres. The Consolidated Quarry com
pany was formed last November and
at that time took in the Mcdonald, Cut
ier Co.'S qnarries, the Wordsn Bros
qusrries. the AIarr q Gordon Light quar-
III and the Peerless quarry With the
addition of tho Times n ffaiickshanlS
quarry, the company has III acres ot
qnarries Aaild quarry land operated BY
them. Ii employs about 100 men at
present, and has facilities for auafrving
and shipping five or six cars Of stock
a day (about 500 cubic feet
John g. Mcleod, who was the Co z
Of the Innes g. Crnickshank Quarry Co.,
viii remain with tho Consolidated con-
panv q superintendent of this latest
purchase.
Mr- Innes il undecided as u what
he will do.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-02
SOME GOOD TROUT, i,
Were Caught About Randolph on Open
ing Day.

Randolph, May e---Ile cold windy
weather did not chill the hopes OF the
local fishermen aud in many cases the
niinrods were handsomely rewarded for
their courage and skill ~Ioe'' Brown,
Minor Adshade and Mr. Clough landed
three ! liz pound specimens. Mrs. J. B.
EldrcdQo and Mrs. II. 4. Kicker were out
al $50 in the morning and each brought
home fine string Of hsh in time for an
narlv breakfast
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-02
LOST EVERYTHING.
But William ]. ErtIe Was Not In
iured.

Walter Bisson Of Raymond, CAL,
who i In the city on business, arriving
here The day Of the earthquake in 'Fris-
90, received 4 letter today from VIM. ].
Ertle Of Raymond, written ON the 25th.
MIR. Ertle says that work at the Ray
mond company's quarries and the Me.
Gilvary Co.'S quarries has been stopped
temporarily because OF The disaster. He
says tho Raymond Granite Co. has a
s750,000 bank Job 70 cut as soon as
Frisco gets Strengthened out and the Nc
Gilyary Granite 60. has the Y. s. Gus
tom House at Frisco to cut out Of Ray.
mond Granite This letter contained the
first news Mr.. Bisson has had OF his
brother who was in Frisco. He IL safe
but lost all.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-02
GREAT VICTORY"
FOR AMERICA
Cables Manager OF American Athletes at
Athens to President Roosevelt
Today.

Washington, ID. e.. May 2.-1he Pres.
ilent received the following telegram
from James T. Sullivan. manager OF the
American athletes in Athens:
Americans in final score for stadium
events win ] 1 tirsts, six seconds and six
thirds: total ~ points.
Great Britain with all her possess
ions had four frsts, six seconds and
three thirds; 36 points.
Greece and Sweden were tied for third.
It was great athletic victory for
America
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-02
Must Have Union Pilots.

buffalo, N. ", May a.--At q meeting
last evening the License Tug Mems asse.
cintion notified t..e Representatives Of
tug companies that they would not pass
a line to hoats Of The Lake Carriers as.
soeintion or any other boat with non,
union pilot on board With the excep-
ton Of two tugs nlI towing in tho har.
Dor Was tied up hast night. The Two
tugs III commission arc 30 handle the
Cleveland ana Buffalo passenger boats
which arec lnsrcd as @fsir". Not a boat
left the harbor Yesterday
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-02

Was One Of the Leading Italians Of This
Section.

The death of Rocco Lott one Of the
leading Italians az this section, occurred
this morning at Q o'clock at his home
on Barre street in Montpelier, after a
long illness with tuberculosis. His wife
died about year ago Two daughters
and young son survive.
Mr.. Lott was born in italy ~ years
ago and came 10 the United States at
tile age Of IN years, first residing In
Maine. The arrangements for the funer-
al have not been made.
A peculiar coincidence is that his wife
died just week ago today.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-02
WILL HOLD FIELD DAY.
Spanish American War Veterans Plan
for Ii.

At meeting Of the Spanish American
war veterans. held last evening ii was
decided to hold field day on May 18th,
the eighth anniversary of their muster
ing in. A committee was appointed TO
make the arrangements for the days
celebration which is composed OF F. +.
Gladding, c. s., Meaker, ". W. Russell,
Thomas J. Mercer and Charles Wheaton.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-02

ST. Adams. May a.--Thc asbestos
mines at Eden may be rcopcned 4
party Of men visited the mines ycster.
day with 4. ]. Williams Of tanadn
q practical ahpstos miner, who WIS tax
en- there 10 gise llis opinion as 20 the
quality Of the ashestos. samples WERE
secured " is pronounced superior to
anything formerly found there.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-02
SPECIAL MESSAGE.
Commenting on Commissioner Gardcld's
Oil Industry Report.

Washington y. C. May Alt was
announced AT the White House today
that the President on Friday will send
to Congress Commissioner Garfeld's re-
port Oh the oil industry, together with
"a special message commenting on the
snnlc.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-02
CAN PROVE INNOCENCE.
Says Harvard Instructors Sister for Her
Brother.

Cambridge, Mass, May Miss Ber-
fha Mnentar, sister Of the missing Har-
ward instructor, who is being sought by
fae police in connection with the death
of his wife. returned TO Chicago last
night. A large portion Of The house.
hold goods was sent to Chicago and
some o. the property was LETT in thc
custody Of Lawyer peyey-
= am sure" Miss Muenter said, "that
just as soon as lie gets here my brother
can explain everything and prove his
innocence.
II feel confident that my brother is
alive, for he had no reason TO Kill him.
self.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-02
RIoTING AT MARsEILLEs.
Four Printers Were Seriously Wounded
Today.

Marseillcs, France, May .. Rioting
occurred here today in connection with
The labor trouble. Striking printers at
:empted demonstration and the police
iharged them. Four printers were seri-
msly wounded and Others were in
urcd.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-02
MAY RECITAL.
Given by Senior Music Class At the
Convent.

frba .dvansaa ,,,n;Is af Sister Al C.pn.
a,.;sne [ r.rdares psF ( y.rv sne nrocrs,n,ne
lea a,a,,;ra !, ,ha lonxent ~ Mercy
All Al, .cnu;ttsd t, sbenselve. 4 an sxnsllent
,nanner n ,eslsct;ng oreat eresit ON their
,a taaahar 'fnsJss pe'th ',s.ls and taaesa- war
;ssd ~ tho M nra;fe rsp thew @ rsse;Sed , III
i'sr sps ~ 'a. eae prs,ss a's lu' so1la,s.
..p,.r r., ~, ~ chaa,;r.,,.
{tarr nr,.,,,ll vr I'd NJ Eia,.r.s a,nst -
q, With tbs peIona;.e ~ IN 1s Troteve
=" WV" ',,s p."a 1n,s''slss. saas-;,, ~ !,
III, I, ~ vnss vamav '.pa asa.1srts s,,;,h
10y y ~ rames uaeLie