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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-22
TRIBUTE TO THE DEAD.
Memory Of Andrew Gleason Revered
by Fat Mems Club -.

At a special meeting held last night by
the Jolly Fat Mems Club, to pay tribute
to the late Andrew Geeson. resolutions of
regret were adopted setting forth that in
Mr.. Gleesons death the District OF Co
lumbia has lost one of its most valuable
citizens; his children have lost tender
loving father; his church a most worthy
member, and charity has suffered in the
removal of one of its most noble opponents,
and that as a mark of sorrow by the club
the members will attend the funeral in a
body and the clubhouse to be closed the
day of the funeral. and that the resolution
be spread on the minutes of the club and q
copy of the same be transmitted to the
family of the deceased.
Washington Lodge, No. 15 B. P. o. E.,
of which the deceased was also a member,
will hold session of sorrow at S:15 am.
Monday, and will attend the funeral in a
body.
The funeral services will be held at 8
O'Clock Monday morning at st. Aloysius
Catholic Church North Capitol and l
streets northwest.
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To the Field Force.
GENTLEMEN:

to the time
opi, the BULLETIN is naturally the An
in convention the
would be set forth the prog
We shall have
close about what
Lave accomplished;
~
INDUSTRIAL DEPARTMENT.
You have known
Industrial of our
witness treatment of the policy
beraity since the present
the Company began The first year OF ITS "
unknown Industrial nsur
since thea
Industrial policy beyond any
these
and since then the successive years
marked by progressive gifts and benefits offered to policy
Company has been dbursng the
Of voluntary dividends upon
participating Industrial policies bringing the .o.a
dividends twelve about ten millions OF dollars
claims increases of benefits upon existing
these by
in business methods by steady OF
force
writing and taking of business resulting in
decreasing lapse and decreasing expense
h rhaps from this Tery faetheir gradual steady progress
significance Yet
have told amo reduce expenses to- improve
larger proportiOnae amount could be u.
poey-hoders and smaller amount USED IN h
A and markedly less in proportion
% IN ratio Of EXPENSES shown so steady an improve
thought the time had to make scientific resu
made into our mortality and aawn on h
COMPARISON of this with tables taken from the expert
mortality
startling
493 deaths
figures
respectively 3S
improvement
5 a marked improvement
convince time construct
table
of full
tables the
benefits
permanent How
a comparing
birthday 433
o
to "A; 1871
to The
table of benefits of the As
income falling
a a millions
any the world
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element
convinced the public enamoued of
Industrial business issued for
tabeIncreasing Life and En-
policies and Endowmen forming very large
this table that it largely the
policies have
payable
age with the whole @ Cd
increase millions dollars per-
that along with of assets the in
surplus and completely overlooking the
have kept surplus about ten per of our
who contributed to it. Public opinion has changed
Life and Life contracts are pref
cradle to We have resolved therefore to
Life Endowment policies which designed
public existing
eve the first tables really scientifically for Indus
belief on the part Of the public that Of nrei t "a
with any
maean is that in life insurance
Gny by sn of premiums from those who live out and
essential basis of life However is possible Of to
make tables limited
an age that shall not be (w'a
not the amount of to reduce the
age as the
% eli suo s that to
received complaints the
to that And the occasional
to such old age that
policies reaching pay
benefits upon these four NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Life instead of
loading
of premiums
has heretofore issued better
Life tables
comparatively
enabled
hold liability the endowment
Infanle tables IN
weekly premium Of
weekly of
s173 while
s165 This recognition
paid
the follows from this benefits
tables a total premium a
especially families
with benefits weekly
table
% respectively at 80 the
40 the increase and S respectively
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-22

business section Saturday and Monday
evenings and members Of the force will use
their best judgment to insure that good
order on the sidewalks and in, and in front
of. stores to prevent disorder and deafen-
ing noises. Large horns should be confis- !
Gated and the business places and sidewalks
kept free from horn blowing"
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The Army Needs Fort Hamilton.

General Murray, chief of artillery, to
whom has been referred the application
made by Representative Waldo for the ces-
sion to the City of New York of the site of
Fort Hamilton for use as a pleasure park
practically has decided that 1t cannot be
complied with as Fort Hamilton Is of i'm
mense strategic value In the plan Of de-
Tense of New York harbor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-22

Whole
pr during the whole life while under our new tables
policies
in accordance with the rule made retroactive this half
benefits during the first six months and full benefits
of values Padup policies will be granted after three years
the option of the holder and cash will be paid after ten
in
ss he ss to- d enn
in the policy doing entirely with the necessity of of the
adopted man. for policies under $500
ORDINARY DEPARTMENT.
striking
complimentary to the is the fact which
justified
Of this COMPANY in the matter shown by
kept its almost within the limit prescribed statute
ming the limit of This reduction of commits
sary by issuing participating
VIII not Issue after TINS year any other than % @
nearly fifteen years for as we have often explained the
loading the promised
policies based
risks who could aod pay instead Of weekly premiums
the mortality class not The class
What
expected to we eam that our
and Special policies upon loading in principle
in
Participating justified
principles adopted the
similar for other of the
METROPOLITAN principles in which have been trained We have
participating tables
policies
link find
in
policies
we'll which
both of the reduction of commission effect
reduction New tables
President
be able it. And
their We realize that the duties
the Ordinary all
a
policies will be found most attractive form
which afford to give and which the public have
will
extended paidup insurance
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Steel Engraver Dead.

PBIl.ApELP HIA. December 22-Samuel
Sartain. one of the best known steel en-
gravers in the United States, died suddenly
at his home here today. He was son OF
the late John Sartain. the first To use meg
zotint engraving.
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Review of 1906 and Announcement for 1907
No rs WORK. ecnere

of
work of experts which has legislative
the understanding
plans as We shall issue Ordinary Life Limited
hope addition
with their
Dividend also
Life with Reduced Premium Years
Invest gaon
TAN LIFE The
ogniton
that do by
done Live blessings!
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Piles Cured in 6 to IA DAYS.

PAZ0 OINTMENT Is guaranteed to cure any case
Of Itching. Blind. Bleeding Protruding PILES In
to II days OF money refunded. Zoe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-22
THIS YEAR. 1906.

You have started well
did
the paralysis which
upon the business in general appeared to have affected
our oot asked respond
all this
had ever made This in May
not make general
to appeal behalf Vice President
story
But for the months July November inclusive the
months of previous
of wh
and
the
Of years past
this
collections the history the Company!
Notwithstanding the increased the
largest
medical tbecause
of a of
ca salary at the rate of a million dollars year
add that
caused
certain close the with handsome In
Ordinary equaed of
largely exceeded
months of last
taking months compasonJune TO November
pany exceeded 1905 by six mil
this must be remembered by more than 5000
less men! 80 p, . 49, Co.. ,.o,u non
than to wish for ana yours the
nd mos pros
Very
John R. Hegeman,
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mystery which Mike assumes when
hla memo r. mentioned he muai De-
miracle Ne halls ffom the shores
Of Lake Michigan ana iHai happen
"a fD blow Boo Possibly hr vas 81
frarted hF the rumaf that money
was 90 object With Mike when be
needed menf
The management ~ i-lpfa park
bob oakland. h&fe tha ball games
are played. sprung q neR iunoFas
ii0n the other day. when Doe inHiiIed
Zee tanks az each ~ the players
benches fur the water The nfH
coulfHpiiuna nearly resulted In 70 Hn.
ioua accident "a 1ueh EEHu
White WHiiins hia torn - bat
Tfufh Hhafutsnindediy eat on thr
Fresno 100 tsuh The man bhttinF
struck out nnd HH u was fruaka
turn 20 bat hs started - rise. but
there sac nothing doing ilia tf5u
aefa bad become frozen - tie tank
and be vac unable 81 bulge AZ
took che combined affofIa 81 Miaa
tiHHrf ana faHf 81 the piaNfrH ia
dlHIoIKa Truck from the pfeiiea7
mont Even tben pHff Of bic neither
garments remained fastened % fhe
Soc auh II be- not thought taat tho
piece ~ cloth viii bo thoroughly
thaHod out before urhf Hptaug
MeaHu hiia Tmrkr garment Bias
been temporarily rehablIuafsl hy
the ludlTi1Hs use ~ EauuF aar't
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.HOODOO OVER
|. BLACK HORSES
EsoLisH DERBY REcoabs ~
f27 RACES GROW rAAv
ONE BLACK las Hvrg -.
CLASSIC EVENT.
We wonder hoe long II vi

We wonder hos long fl M,
before d bIaci colt Or nllf sin
the Seattle Derby The rfas, )
iish raee. ffpu which tbe -. =.
event Of ueEi 8Blaf4afa easd -.
.iu name. lH been e9ntaslss !
.t23 times and 1m1nK he gls..
.eniY one H.aa# horse aBpasg, Il.
beiue Bme'easka. who va
Derby 90 fsIa
Strange 20 relate. the dan A. =.
colt a mafa called WowshI -
u1 less fhau diBe 1fhei esls =.
one ut which HHs black f
The winner 0f ftr first Defbg -
was exported f9 hmsries e
chestnut ia color AilhOueA ~.
and lilaelf Cen. 10Th ~ at,s :.
decided hrHneEfr are eniass
the blue ribbon event u neri !
urday. II Is improbable that eleE
Of them will start ana should Z
unusual color figure II ffuns L ).
ba lY tho al 81 Knmisx. sho 4,
been showing bf late q nm -
unteut Improvement "a f0rm.
Another prominent DcfbF e.
date HiIl be seen fer lie fifx =.
under colof here thls af.sres
This o. The0 Case and bis furss,
tn the Everett Handicap mag y :
gardsd Ia the light ~ a pHhik 3
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PRELIMINARY
WILL Be FAST
DICK LARGE AND JIMMY RAY
WILL 90 UAHLY EVENING
hUalAE8s WHILE CANS AND
HOLLY ARE GETTING HaAoY

Manager DALEY has been looking
around for the past wesk Tor pre-.
ilninnfy 10 entertain the crowd pro
yinua r. the Cans Holly battle 90
1uif "a. aud yesterday be arranged
10 have Diek Large. the promising
4 a G. Heunucf - meet Jimmy
RAY. whlrlWind boarf Who has
been developed D. ST. Vernon ar
bis east side gymnasium These
boys are both mixers. aud VIII pat
30 d good bout
The local iovers of the lighting
name ~. taking great interest in
che coming battle between tho black
mru. Holly and Cans. 10 u is tho
flral championship encounter ever
pulled Oft in She NorthWeHt The
advance sale has started off very
brsk. n local club ordering a block
81 $50 seats. while city and coun.
fry ORDERS have haen coming IN 30
8chlumps IA large numbers
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BASEBALL GOSSIP


buchanan. the old Oakland pitch
81 eeia knocked out 81 the boK reg
niafiy Hith b. Paul IN the Ameti-
can aHsae iatlnu
"oid cap Arson. who is now city
clerk ~ Chicago. viii make tfy
Tor sheriff thia fan Last Mauday
uiEhi there Naa a rally Zoe he puf-
fz1sr 81 indafsinR hia candidacy
sshieh vas attended BY Charley
EnminhaY fiHsk Chance. Jimmy
Callahan. Charley Murphy and 9th
efs prominent ln baseball
Mlke Fisher haa iaaaoed dark
horse 20 TAXI the piae~ Of Pitcher
f.snshnm. Hha has been ordered
back 20 ottawa. fiis mama - dan-
right The uee siabsfsf l. small
sized yuuHaaisf. bat ffan che air -
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In All the World No
Ride Like This

No where Ia America viii you
fad more beautiful scenery. more
mountains. valleys. rivers and IA.
laia than on the Port Orchard Route
between Seattle and Bfemertor
Take the children and let them
breathe the fresh salt air. % romu
on the sand AT Pleasant Beach
Heats leave Pier az Gsgq. = 20 AMI
10 20 m. and i.f5. 81 and 81
D m Round trip. soc 80
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TURF GOSSIP

After che fhlfd race vas Ven b.
Cascade nf Diamonds. be we hlh
ap hY Charley Earl Co $500 owes hls
catered price. bai waH pfufct ted bf
BIS nsuef Tobe Kau.frF RAMSEY
then turned around and claimed
.Gasacutter away fnsm Dan Ross
rot the sum ~ s6ea Il loaks as Il
No. sof 4 pretty cheap hurae
~ GuesofY has purchased sand
stone from s e psY.cs. Who claim.
"a him eal OF selling raeo q tcu
days ago
rhe difference hafween the race
fadYs BEAUTY ran Ycalefiay ebeu
ridden b. Sichals aud whcn abe
finished autside the mearf nu luls
fs. Whea utdrn b. Il ruweit makes
lt loak sa il she laasya knas shat
they arfe doing whcu they ruled
FasvE off
Al gaadlu lied iAdFs Beauty
yesterday and bet $40 GA her aeroas
Thn board
rn8rk Vcteflaarian A ~ Fear rs.
perta an she hoFaes At the tfaes ia
exceptionally good eondlii0n It
prasent
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NO GRADE CROSSINGS.

Il Il williams. president Of tho
Washington corporation u tho CIT
eaeo. Milwaukee 4 81 Paul rail
way. ia reply ~ fhe statement OF
James Hll before The corpora
tons committee Of tho clIy council
ga monday. takes iH.He with the
Great Northern president De states
that there vii De- no grade cross
iuEa within the citg limits
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flam Go 10 O. to She went aui
in frant and set terrific pace.
elnaelp presaea hf tnuteatrls hui
tired 90 the eva ANA taucaav q nia-
mohda beat her ualt a ienstk 10 n
drtvtua tiniah Thla nee VII go
Graaseuttaf good and she viii ht
hard % beat che H5Kf time cut
ualnmhn was maao f8vafita. 81 the
fourth. bus kuwias aurrtnsa thr
talent by Koihg aut ln uunt ard
tinseanniuH all uhs way. winnlna
under wfapa hX riXeienEtha, hoia-
man never had enough spand 60 SGT
near her. bat finished Hneeud beat
ing puIatta "a lenath far tho place.
HaVsI NaEue locked iike "a nIre iu
the unh. hut tha iatrut Zoe seHsr
reason would have uathlnE 60 DO
utth hm aui bis priee SCARED fren
{ les "a ! tn s. IN tho meantime
Eutre Noua VAS backed down ta 3
to axofllism At the fisr ~ ihe
hsrftar EutHr Noua uila Tho ludNa
went cat Ia fHauI ara raced rtsh
other % pieces Tho both tifed iu
the strefeh ana Royal ttaEus Who
got a beautiful riao from Meiriae
tsmn t1ang ana ssuu at bis leisure
Eutfe Nous scat Judge two lepEthH
o.. fhd phase
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meetinr. will be shipped 60 Canada
aud uaed an a hurdle and efean'
country horse.
Tho well known ncu strumo
aptlntef. Hath Reach. vas sold 10
local parties yesterday aud vii De-
usod in future Tor breeding pnr
poses,
Mile Mailoy, who used to be the
snie Seattle plunner. showed nn at
the track yesterday after a pro
fsnksd ahaance from tho city Mite
alta not bot much yesterday. bat he
h liable I'd anY time "a SO down tho
line With hubhel basket, ASKING
III, LAYERS how much they viii take
pistro Marlun WAS the hanplssi
man op the track after The last race
iie vas hlg laasI on the dat, aud
took "A chance un HfleTa e. set e1t
even When the mare came homo
IN ffout. eiot5o got back all hiH
lbslnra and more too. AND IA hia dc
HEht spilled fractured Euslish All
ever the gfandatand
Arthur gteii. the Ffiaco planEer.
collected from nearly every htaaA
III the rims after itriera Won He
Waa repoftna TO have wun ovef
.. 500. ent Of che largest individual
WINNINGS that has bevu made at the
Meadows ihla season.
There vas widespread ZIP On
.crsrseuffnf fcr the third race. and
wa. heavily backed. Hut 4 sheH
dan knew better and uspfeased bis
apinlan bcfefc she race iu Die char
aeieflatle alHlc rhat uraHacutief ,
not the hurrran she used % be.
4uofh the owner ~ asv time Seat
tie Darby winner. al what's more.
she nlyef waa
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FaHsnHa# rye hasH bee MilshHH fHU
- laH.a HH#HfIH. fI. Portland. ffHEan
Haaa fiarHsHatiH tttlf nHrsHaf
HmHH IHaHHIa llaf tfHH = haHe lH
fTaiH fIfaaa nU Eaits tHf naffiu Hff
EuHf9f HHuaH a48 al NafstH Hf
.Usuft oat re- ntaffafaateH iiaasa.
htt I#d
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PUBLIC GETS
AWFUL JOLT
fAyoRrrlUs THROW DOWN
raElR sAckERs WITH SICK.
HNING REGuLARtTV-FtouR'
IsH HuLPup a LlrrLEs aur
NOT ENOUGH TO COUNT.

MA ,au ever 80 20 thc track heal
theirat raen. rlaN the uvsi nNe Ah'
then ~ homo with % hrAdarHs
Wsu ha4a exactly she hiu4 et a
aae I'D was yesterday al thr @vta-
sy.s Sst q a4eafitc uea ht gay.
ths nearest tHna "a enc hetHs
faauf4sH vHn vas au equal sh's#e
With Royalty The Talent sol thrtf 7
CO.. Haf. ANA thH defeat sc tne eddie
.u g8veufas Grtvss otter AND hnt-
CURE. rat a riE dent "a the hahA
rolls u the mthmt ufaaseuttef
ssneeiauy dropped them hard 81 al
IN purpeyafs 81 fead shox mtafua-
zion rsH hef feF a irad-aarr thtHE
and she was handed out aa a =mof-
al al aNef the track.
The FIRST Jeit
katherine g. m thr flfst raee was
tha nrst GKoFitr 81 dfsarpolHt tbe
puhiie. WIN Mcufite up she was
backed aom g. 30 . 60 5 bas its
played absolutely uo arec3 aud iis-
tshta iu the fuek The winner Huths
81 un ln r4dy's beauty AT 60 J.
pha fun a nieH user under s.'Nst
haralns from [. Nteheif Alta Nta
nniahri siraueiH aHi beet Warne
etolts a ue5k faf the place.
Twelve skates paratud e me rtst
81 the saeaad aud hen chs bett'Hs
Hattlsa Il Was take youF ehoiea be-
tween Royalty and ftouftsh When
ths flae fcl Katie crews. wh1 vas
= to I. rushed te TIE frout ahd
openva zap sap - foar ieos,Ra,
which shs maintained - The stretch.
ysh~rs she tired fIauftah Same
ntreug ~ he anish ARD wen b.
isnrfh Glenbriaf got the show y
the boy on Katie Crews bad sAt sit..
A. che stretch snd mas drawn hts
Whip she iu4kbi have aan
orasseustsr Tires.
graaseattef Naa played 10
stanastm in the ghtre being haekea
klsia. tbs shocmaNer. al James ct
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-18

was Nell cans batting lie get four
hits out If -four times up ia The
last seven times 81 bat he has bat
tod 1000 Tho score
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rfpERAL couar AoIouana.

judge iIanfofd yesterday adjourn
ad the federal court until srpiem
Der 3. and aiil take his vacation "a
the meantime
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Don't throw your old clos.
away Have them cleaned 70 4
Ike new ~ tie Pantofium. Il
1915 -
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PACIFIC coAsr LEAGUE.

% ~
Htasas ...=.. aaa#IH86he
SAB .aH1 eaa HaHNH
uatIafisa aadtaFm aHH utsifa e#si
HaidI asa it, tslt tsamfta fsfias ani
NaHIHHtf
n ~ -
f.as Apsaffa .da8afahoaa
aaa fraal leo HtaetaH -
batteries HaaiatFh and Hassf. nia an8
WIlsaH. NnHaa AnsA
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ANOTHER
FOR WEBFEET
sIwAsaIa CONTINUE TO SLIDE
DOWNWARD WHILE PORT.
LAND Pilus Up a nlaoUR
PERCENTAGE DAILY - WILL
WIN SOME DAY.

The siwaahes. after a strenuous
81 oek Ia Portland. are back Ia tue %
again. but tho Nehf0oferh put q all
over them iust the same aa they dld
hen a. thoie home town. fhn
acnTn was g 90 o Rnd the aero repre-
nfnta what Seattle Eut The cubs
afu certainty on the tohoENHn foi
fair aud if they are not careful sumu
local historian viii fefor go some
event IN the dim past az hannunins
the daY the AlwaaheH won a a.ime
Cfoll took Russ iialla place az
short. as our noble captain e ailli
cat u the same. Hud it saa BIS two
errors that lost the game COT the
home team As Cfoll Wa plsyinF
an aaaeeuHinmei poaltton. hove
there u some excuse for him
Nigh, Have asen Worss.
The cubs we're lucky The score
Aan not greater - they we're In
bot water on e number u occasions.
but aarFln. Nha diA tho tNirlinH Ter
tho locals hlsaka managed 81 pail
tho isam out 81 the hole Ia the
fourth inning, eith the hasas bulls
inE With Wehfoofefu and one out
Garyln struck cat the neat tsu bat.
tera Garyin WAS hit safely seven
times nad famed TIRES
Cailiff. the Portland pitcher. 81
tau nd an equal number Of fitA, hat
Nas mere successful Ia feAfng The
seattle alakHega and made tn u
them carve nicka tn the Weadter
l'oftiand'u first aeore camA ia ths
.nuh innlnE With tao men o. and
thrro meu On bases Croii mi1fad an
aasF pop nY and instead 81 a. lag
for home with the bell. BE- leHssf i
IN fra, sni Mitchell srorvt from
laird
Wanted 60 M.
-Raurhhoasn Eddie Ilonssa older
lived 40 20 hts uame b. grttrn lni0
al arEumenI wlfh sv ernE 30 4
locked for q fcN necnads II the
spectators would uiinssa pfife
aFht fuf the price - hsetaii
( ne However. the dove 4 neaea
anesaI heg efnEa over the ~ aud
ihuru VS. uaihiaE duinE
The lnamH meet aEata thia afteFs
econ and the same should - .
good one as The Cubs are deter
mined pwiu same, u thsf bfuak
: les doiag L.
Taa ieatara ~ yesterdays game
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Free Car Tickets

The nana hos Market. Toe 4irHt
az. siii give On friday aad Aaiafe
aay enlf. a free ticket Nth every
meat purchase af &c ~ nfaf
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AnEaieAr lEAoUe.


TIE Port Orchard Route. flef Z.
WantH 20 rent q sntaii gasoline
launch ~ fhe month.
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rhu rahlIe plunged on Epieurr %
uln the nst. bHi hls dtekY less be-
san ta burn after he had game
mra ana nflels. at a. to ]. had 30
trouble ln rtaaiuE him in the
stretch ErieeHf tsrvtient atd
uaksf finished moses apaft ia TIE
ardrf uawad
rhrfe f. Egsls fard on The pro-
gram faf taHaya tatuH. The feature
- uhieh IS jba 11vfett hsndleaR
"a which rhrg Case. vhu H se-
aftIa Derby candidate. will make
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