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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-02-02

LESS, jed, residence.
3 Hess Hyrum, residence
2 High, Ray, residence.
2 Hickok. Geo. H., residence.
Hoerr, Jacob, residence.
Holler H. NJ, residence.
% IIolley, John, residence.
So Holmes. w r.. residence.
i IIolmgren, John, residence.
Holmgrcn, David residence.
Holmgren, Albert, residence.
Is Ioneyvile Mill.
House, VIM. Store.
Hunsaker Albert, residence.
Il IIunsaker, John H., residence.
Il llunsaker. Israel. residence.
Hunsaker, Isaac, residence.
- Hunsaker, Joseph, residence.
-5-2 Iverson, =. NJ residence.
- lverson. Carl.
3 Iyerson NelS.
lmthurn Samuel. residence.
30 lmthurn. Mrs. John. residence.
- Epson, James. residence.
10 Jap Central Farm.
Jensen, Olef residence.
jepsen, c. p. residence.
VI Jensen Bros, Lumber.
Jensen. l.. p residence.
IL Jensen, Hyrum, Lumber
"a Jensen, VIM, residence.
4 JohDsor, J. F.. residence.
- Jones, John r., residence
Kent +. & A. Hotel.
- kniefel, VIM, residence.
Kroksh, Charles, residence.
= kupfer, John. residence.
80 Kupfer. Carl. residence.
Lawrence, G. W., residence.
10 Lorimer Sarah, Store.
)-2 Larsen, G. w, Midwife
O-3 Larsen, John, residence.
. Laws Thomas, residence.
Leavitt, j. e., residence.
W Lynch, Thomas, residence.
j Mason, VIM, residence.
So Mester. J. b.. residence
5 Miller, Amiel, residence.
Miller, Soren residence.
l-o-l Miller, VIM, residence.
20 Miller, $. h.. residence
'-l-3 Miller, l.. H.. residence.
Monson, Nels, residence,
il Model Farm.
81 Mortensen, Moron residence.
~ Morgan 4 Sons, Store.
> Moss. w f., residence.
Murphy, r. r., residence.
Medium, Frank. residence.
Medium, George residence.
Y-3 Nelson, Alma, Store.
l-5-5 Nelson, james, residence.
% Oiler, John, residence,
Olson. Peter, Harness.
Y-4 Orbison, d. r., residence,
2-5-5 Orke, Henry, residence.
" Owens, John, residence
3-5 Owens, VesS, residence.
Sd Packer & Sons, Store
Peek, X. H., residence.
Y-2 Petersen, Albert, residence.
3-5 Petersen. Fred residence.
So Petersen, Mary s., residence.
/ Petersen, Jas, residence.
5-5-1 Petersen, Carl, residence,
g Petersen, Nick, residence.
Petersen, Oscar, residence.
$50 Peterson, n. A., Store.
Y-3 PIERCE, =. n, residence
Pitt,J o., DR..
> Porter, 4. G., residence.
Porter, A. n, residence.
= Rasor, Charles, residence.
y Rector, G. G., residence.
Is Redeling, II. f., residence.
3 Richards, +. W., residence
Richards, C. W., residence.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-02-02

12 Adams, d. f., residence.
% Adams VIM. residence
> Agent o. ). H., Tremonton.
81 Al Agent o. s. H., Conston.
10. % Agent s. T.. COrinnc.
10. ID Allan. Robert residence
4.5-l Anger, Godfrey, residence.
j-3 Barnett. f.. residence
,. Baer Matthew, residence.
Is .l-5l Bear River Coop store
50 Biglcr James, residence.
u Alb Bigler. Jake residence
32 Bocssinger, NJ. residence.
II 81 Borgstrom, A., residence.
q 5-3 Bowcutt, John, residence.
3 5-3 Bowcutt, Thos, residence
9 SO Bowcutt, James, residence.
BIB Brenkman, T.. f., residence.
1913 Brown 4 Son, Meat Market, Cornne.
IA Brown r. g.. residence.
9.25 Broomhead VIM. residence
=, 3.5 Burman John. residence
La Bumhope. h. residence.
Is 30 Capener j A. residence
o. Capener, T.. T.. residence.
6.2-5 Capener A. A.. residence
Az Carlton, George H., residence
80 Central Hotel, Corinne.
, Dol Central Farm, residence.
II 5-3 Christensen, A., residence.
13. 10 Christensen, n. residence.
1873 Christensen, r. A., residence.
13 2-5-5 Christensen, j. F., residence.
11.3 Christensen. Urastlls, residence,
10 5-3 Coil, James residence.
10 81 Cole s. ~, residence.
10. - Cole. Bank, Corinne.
Iva Coles, II. b., residence
y 81 CoomhS George. residence.
l2.2 Coombs T. f., residence.
10 Cook +. A., Drugs.
l7.3 Crawford, j. c., residence.
2.l-5 Crozier, w. F.. residence.
SID Crompton. r. d., residence.
| 5-5-l Davis, Thos.. Blue Creek
& 81 DOMAIN, Thomas residence
l5Y-4 Drew, Elliott, residence.
7.5-2 Earl, c. W., residence
| BOP Egg Fred, residence.
playa Evans Bros, Store
l.Y-3 Faust Valley, Ranch
Ii LOO Ferry, j. Y, residence.
H. Fshbum & Sons Store
5.l-5 FOxley. Chas., store.
! .2-5-5 FoxIey VIM, residence.
lSY-2 Fredal Sarah. Midwife.
l7A.2 Fredal, X. H., residence.
II 3-5 earns, Micah, ST.. residence.
~. Al Garland Mill.
TYP Gariard. residence.
% Gez l.. H., residence.
II 5-3 Gett +. A., residence.
s 5-j Gleason, H., residence.
~ 50 Grant. jed, residence.
2.2-5 Green, Walter. residence.
l2.4 Grover, \. ~, residence.
lO.Y-2 Eadley 4 Son, residence
/ 50 Hansen Rat, residence,
4 Sol Hansen, Fred, residence,
I So Hansen Lars residence
II SOL Hansen, Rasmus residence.
II, 50 Hansen p. f., residence.
ISIS Hansen, II. j.. lP. o.
21.O5-1-5 Hansen, w. S, (Ilill Ranch)
10 OIL Hansen w. S. residence.
17.A-l Hall, / d., residence.
al Hart, NJ b., residence.
1873 Harris, j. d., residence,
~. Of Hardy, r. j., residence.
S3 lales Geo residence.
$50 iIaeS, {. H., residence
10 sal IIaws, c. NJ, residence.
10 l-5-5 Haws, VIM, residence
13.Y -3 lIaws, j. NJ, residence,
Z 81 Hess, j. H., residence.
g. 52 Hess, Orison, residence.
Th$e ~foa~~ r<~> r.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-02-02

They now have the telephone connect
which, sooner or later, is found
to be indispensable.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-20

having bird. flower or fruit ornamen-
tation- Two such shades are shown
IN the Illustrations on this page. They
are made Of tinted paper and decorated
in pastel tints. The crossbar decora-
tion, which is mingled with conven-
tionalized fern leaf In one OF the deco
rations. is especially popular. Some
times the small diamonds are filled IN
with solid colors,- alternating. The
colors used should not in such case
contrast too strongly, as it is.not the
idea to create violent plaid effect
Usually, in fact. it is best to use two
shades OF the same color in the alter
mating blocks or diamonds, as, for in
stance. pale and dark green, pale and
deeper coral, cream and pale-yellow. II
contrast is employed 1t should be a
mild one, as, for instance. pale-pink and
white. or Dale-Dink and pale-yellow.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-20

tiny ferns painted win ths stsn q
the bottom OF the shade and the points
coming together at the top that are
most attractive. The nnaidenhair fern
design which encircles the shade, al
though it is not az new a. some OF the
others, is perennislly popular. and
among its advantages possesses that OF
being comparatively easy for the anna
teur water colorist.. For pink lunch
cons there are shades having pale pink
roses or pink carnations There are ex-
quisite iris shades in blue. yellow or
white, but these are almost as difficult
for the amateur as orchids. There are
also most charming shades decorated
with little love apples, with white and
purple, grapes and with branches of
scarlet berries.
Shades decorated with geometrical
designs are quite as charming as those
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-20

silk shades the painted design is sup
plemented By braiding Of gold cord OF
narrow ribbon. or pieces of lace are set
in 70 accord with the painted design.
In fact individual fancy is allowed TO
assert itself pretty freely. not only in
the design with which the shade is
decorated. but as TO the supplementary
trimming of lace. ribbon and braid 1t
may be said, however, that the paper
shades untrimmed. save with the hand
painted decoration. are quite as effec-
tive as anything OF more ornate design
and a greater variety OF trimming.
The style IN which the shades are
painted varies, OF course, with the
nature OF the occasion for which they
are to be used. Empire designs are
very fashionable in accordance with
the demand OF the hour for empire
designs. and they are TO be seen in
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-20

low orchids used IN trailing pranch
are also most effective and desirable
as a candle shade decoration. They
look well on white or cream shade
None of the orchids, however. will be
found particularly easy TO paint, and
the woman whose water color work is
not skillful would best not attempt
them.
Bird shades showing gulIs. doves,
ETC.. are most attractive and are most
popular for womep's luncheons The
gulls and other birds of this character
are painted in flight on family tinted
background which should give sug-
gestion of the sky. The palest blue,
"a faint gray blue and blue changing
to pink. like the morning or evening
sky. are attractive backgrounds for the
bird designs Fern designs are exceed
irEly attractive. Some new ones have
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-20

all the distinctive empire tints and
combinations OF coiors. For dinners or
women's luncheons there are most
fascinating orchid designs, which, OF
course. necessitate the use OF orchids
in the floral decorations. An attrac-
tive orchid design shows three of the
green and brown variety of the flower
on a delfcately tinted green back
ground. A cross thread of gold fin
ishes the shade Around the bottom and
up the side by which IT is fastened to-
gether. Groups Of. white orchids on a
pale green ground are also most ef-
fective. The purple orchids, the. most
delicately dazzling variety of the
flower, need slightly tinted back
ground in either the palest possible
lavender, pink. green or cream "A
white background is not so satisfac-
tory as any of these. The small yell
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-20

- ArVTED shades for candles and
small lamps are now very popu-
l. lar. Indeed, hand painting has
come into favor again for all
such uses as the decoration OF lamp
shades. cards and small boudoir fittings
eno even ngures largely in the adorn-
gent or objects meant for more per-
sonal use. appearing upon ball dresses.
scarfs and fans. most effectively AS
a decoration for shades it is taking the
place Of the cut out paper designs
which have been so popular.
The shades are made Of water color
paper usually. although they may be
made OF silk stretched on a frame of
gauze or muslin. Some of the paper
shades arc trimmed around the top and
bottom with cuttings OF silk, with
fringe. gold lace or braid. or with frills
OF narrow white lace. In many OF the
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-20

very pale green and white or faint
shades Of pink and lavender. pink and
green. etc The vivid note Is given by
the fine line which marks Off the blocks
from each other. This line may be
in gold. black, yellow. white or merely
In some stronger tone OF tne colors
employed, but whatever its color the
effectiveness of the design depends op
it's being sharp and distinct
Very frequently the diamonds or
blocks of such a design are not made
in solid color, but are left unpainted.
the design being made merely by the
separating line. When this is done
this line is usually in some rather
vivid tint. as, for instance, a vivid
green line on a white shade, a gold
or yellow line on a white shade. a
white line on. a mauve shade. etc A
very suitable combination of colors for
such a shade would be- to have the
shade in pale green, the diamonds
marked out with dark green line and
the conventionalized leaf decoration In
rose pink
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-08-02

Alter sOle controversy al
1o= bath ro1ns connected Is i1h
tne barber shops about the city
VII remain open On Sunday
mornings With he exception u
OBJ joe Y nkEG. Vi no VII keep
his rCsoms closed Oh Lhe Sabbath,
has II Is understood, bea aD-
preached b. z comzmrse from
dne othg shops requesting him
70 fail N linz, and Close his
plaoe O Business Il 8 o'c8ock eg-
err evening and SATURDAY. Il
IL This, he says he agreed 60
Go prov ding the orhH groprse-
toys would IN urn agree 20 ezose
their bzt21s Sunday mornings
The Others hold ou1- and s1zns
that 1hsy VIII ksep open Is Sorm
isly-
So the upshot Is that Wicker
VIII sr5l keep op=n cath evening
til 9 or 10 O'clock, and midnigh,
SATURDAYS In urn the othes
propr5etors vii not close thei1
; baths tll noon On SUNDAYS. ani
the unwashed maE caean III
during their leisure znonents-
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-08-02
TREES AND THEIR ENE-
MES.

Since the settlement Of the re-
cent Injunction excitement, the
following Eaay prove OF interest
hota to.rf1e plaintiffs and defend
ants:
Great shade trees are the
!ero8n ming glory OF an Old town
and the envy of q new one. State
~ rows Of eims and NAPLES, even
the popIars and eot1onwooas,
mark the difference between a
mushroom community and one
that has established its parma
z2snt right to q name and aFae-
t5onaate loyalty. The oyaers of
fine trees generally value and de-
fend them but occasionally SOME
reckless corporation or bone
headed city official comes along
to nasIEIlate the big beauties, or
even to lay the AK al their very
roots. II 2*
An old Iowa town Is going
through the agonies of recon
stsaeetion by It's aaatEaorsties. TEhey
arc cutting down the GRADES off
hills, thereby leaving lots and
houses pegctaad high fn the ain.
and slazagIafferfEsg fEae Old frees
that stasa in the Fay. add
lions E we're plated with d
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-08-02

z elecaE- ssszsEs- zza sEEs assss
zss1zzas Citing drssEn sgEzae 1anre
nc ers- Ers@Es aEzl nkEszzazng
Ega- Ing tzess sEe beyond 2Dr Eza=s
and Esn c5tg zwzsgTy- Isae psp
zase II Eazss 4BEn ar@ getting III
TT, Il Is reported, as zngy VII
msy- ThE ane sEEEarzng Ergzn
sauaa aE 1kaR saraR Eeazzzaezz1 thai
L. occasionally ESsGlz ait N Eszz-Es1ss
q Minneapolis 70 E1aE 1EgEsg5sEEssE
rzEs 81 E@-lzgEEs.
Al aEacazz without @tnz5c
Taste zs probably zzearzsnle, bzEr
L Lhare Il s3y hope Em sgEh 5sE
sraoalc Ese committed % Ell 5asr5-
-zzEesn and sa1ga1 EE2asS cazssE[
15zze@ beautiful LOWE II Is NOT
leVA streets ct right angle nar
oGnaau1 walks al5 IN Iae gaping
sides u Eee trunks Z Elite
jog II Z s1reg IEne osas 40 great
hEn 70 azE ss1s1y- and the LIZ
TEES Ere wvth g8zng around
[ NECESSARY destruction u 1ae
Old Landmarks Is nothing saart
u z r1la-AzanezEgtEis J<sar-
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-08-02
z .. Tow SSEND Is WIN
%T@G- TANE

Lsr, Z 2 Crew 1zno41 T. -r=
: dry whica i Z -r1.,--5t1 o
Il editorial 12@aoe1 R4zrcsao
Lzndf md AerGzl :2,=--5=rs- pEEs-
.L>heo n z reoeEz l@szs o: 9Eae
Portland C-egonlz1 Th= para
graphs preceding Ia2s @zi1zz1a
t1sz1 III SJz-ha1 Paezte land
n w@=D Oregon. EEzazzh VII b
500 L evz- q 2 decision
axzznz- Ie rzzrca5s II ne
cg1r-& q $3.50 1 arz- should
d passad Only Dy @soas d.
srng 20 NIX tas- and taar f.
-ar= hone. and 1nz1 Lae ggvgn
nanr ahoaa Sc % Il tsszt aa6
sharks and spectators zre Tot
allowed 70 grab Up tas E2sEngth
-rec ozzng offered ftr sale- l.
MAKES little 6zGE=nc@ .serhE
.r-e railroads Or IL sr,5 shzrA
: aco=ed II getting f1ow - to
s25 AZ aer= - -lis nd. @sut
neither TIE rellr1ad bszrons 1oz
. :-n= la.d grzssserz should ge Iris III
pland=r- The profit beings
properly 70 the man and wifi
Nho arr wiling 10 sEiRg wild
land INTO cultivation Ey Evi1g 81
It arG 70 add s1ch areas 10 tae
: productive forces of tn eom-
noo wa1R- Ths editorial oo1-
TIMES: Fog these reasons the
Oregcnian nas pat little faith II
tEse plans u 1r=s-ing awzy kn6s
from rEae SozrE2aru Pecifc. by
silt of aerazl settlers 1t Ia:
plzoed al reliance IN sait by Esas
government TIE steps are Be
ing ,narzed ozt by Mr. u. 3
Townsend special United State:
ateoraey. sent hirner from Sor1f
Dakota DE the attorney general
Mr. Io~1send has z vsry zntezEl
gent grasp q the situation, an
has deIy@d into the questions IN
Eozvad farther than any repre-
sentative Of the government sye;
has gone This paper has conf
.denee ia his ability 10 make :
! strong CASE against tSae Southern
Paezfe-stFongs than ra5Kosa
attorneys and gaost persons EzE
supposed could be made"
>. g. D. is well known In til
community. having practice
} Law in the local courts for sever
> al years previous to his leavE,
; for Fargo. Some paper at On
. time took a crack At Bert, b.
stating that his whole assets COT
sisted o. an lI-mannered 0al
/ pup and a string Of old smut
stories When the Gamma, which
however, 1ss Of a royal famiE.
) passed into the great anMogE
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-08-02

and crackers, then some bottled
Olives and a large quantity of
pickles. all kinds Of cake and
candy completing the nenu-
Lemonade Was poured FROM a
COMMON jug into steTas and pass
ed around, and everything was
conducted under the strain Of
complete silence, excepting nov
and then enc Of the fair ones
] would burst forth with q violent
fit Of giggling and sing cut jig
gers, which ETas the sign given
! by EEae college girls 30 warn their
companions that the preoep-
tszz'esses were approaching.
Among those present were the
Misses Minnie and Helga Damn,
Carnelias Beatrice and Gabriel
aGaseau, Lillian Bates, Cora
Wagness, Frances Coxan. Ma
ME H1esgsns Marion Mitchell,
Grace Henry, Susie Small, JUL
cite Shortrisdge, May Connolly,
Josephine MaEaer, Helen Denni-
son, Isaora CxaasaoIay, Leila Fox,
Blanch Fox, Ruth Dodge, Gene
vera Davies, Jennie Belle Lewis.
LeaoEe and Adele Thorgapsoa,
eneVfege Lewis, Bertha Daley,
EssEraa Miller ard Alta Fox.
essEa- James Brennan, Henry
Dali, Robert Cairns, Judd Whit
nan Alarloa Small, James Col
a5nsosas ETa5 Jones, Carl Conno1-
III Harold Connolly Leo Mel
son Dan llaltaaaa ard Jack
sss 55srsxs0.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-08-02
Death of Ms Ella NasssTs

Word las been received N The
ely of the dsa1n OF Mis- Ella
Lsha Of Fzrgo, wh1ca a,cczrres
It Dr. DOr1ns hospital IN thai
CITY q eGosszsy night The Is.
ceased |as ayersle5 o1 zE -
p=nc5e5t5S, ths Elects EGr
El5ea she did ng recUgE-
Shs Ias born IN s. Paul
s,1Es TFenE-foE vears Ego an5
ls the os2gnr@ Of Mr. and Mrs
s. Il Meo- Of that city Sic
leaves besides Der farhE and
mo-hey- 1aree br31bsrs, u wh5eE
E3 MAZE o. this city Il me.
The funeral arrangements have
lot as yet been conDls1ed-
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-08-02
NTNSETDS P~ETDyRE
FORG

Tia Grand F-a Ezzl5 Of
Ee 9th aanonoas s=vsrzl esz-
6sdz+es foE rhs United Szz-@
ssazte: Eznsoroagh Johnso1
LGu3e, Hama. Young, Bruce and
Lzrslal- OF those 1a1ed It
states Iat EzElsoro1ga dos nr
propose 10 oe bes-eu easz3y. but
he will n@ azve th= 9=h 10 hin
sef, a. Lr, Jos1son ms a.
ready azznoz1oad hImsef , ChE
Sanator Ll++-3= 81 2ls1arcE Ia
ben understood 10 iuteno 70 81
tar ttae LIST -1zt L e. Ez1na
Of Fargo Is b=lzered EkeIy to
seek support , tat Congress
u2zn Martial "nzs been general
y diseased e. Z protaoze zn6L
6zte; and ri1z1 -aere arg 9th
CTS who hzre ts6en mentsoned "
Also that rhe H=rald has herd
mention made IT Judge Yong
Of Fargo and Dean Bruce Of rae
lzw sctaooI AZ Grand Fork" The
e95tor adds, We DO nG Engg
that either Of tasse nen l. eaa-
d5dste. fmeanzng Judge Eozng
and Dean Bruce, Or rzat ether
would even consider nzEng TIE
race"
It viii te notzoed tnet Of tie
1lst RAND o1ly o2e, Mr. John
son, is said 20 have aet1aZfr AZ
noaEoed hzs eaa3idacv- The ota-
ers arg not said TO be candidates,
bat the Essazzing imagination
Of the edztor, gre thought, OF r.
ported, Ct Deszesed TO be candz-
dates or TIE Herald has heard
mention of t2e5r being candf-
dates, But al tn5s Esanufactar-
ed ragzor brings 30 consolation
to the editor Of TIE Herald, as II
friendly editor comes TO tie res
eaae and names the one deal
EsDe Geo 2, Wsaship), for ths
high oEHee Of United States SET
a3or, the Ignoring Of which deaz
name has BEEN the cause Of nacE
pgegado-reforna in tire columns @:
the Herald
The editor Of the Herald il
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-08-02

Fer Sale--I hare fer sale 4
young horses that I Will sell to
the right party for ezsh Ct bank
able papers 1t right pr5ees- If
yo2 are looking for something
good call 1t my Dlaee 7 miles
northeast Of Devils Lake. G..
Miller.
The Misses Mamie and Helga
Damn and Lillian Bates OF
Minneapolis, who have been
visiting friends i'm the city, left
Tuesday afternoon for Fort
Francis, Can, where they will
spend the remainder of the sans-
ms-
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-08-02

The eaitor Of the Rock Lake
RSppaes has been reniniselag
about Devils Lake He talks
about meeting in old time friend
druggist, and hearing talk Of
Burke for senator, Lord for
governor" and @ Hans for min
zster-" 4 druggist brand that
can make that variety Of bubbles
IN one bunch Is surely up-to-aste.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-08-02
TEE MILITIA IT gAALTTAT.
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- e15saraa3 asgEsasa-a1 IN tzas
L@aes News = snagr Ezne ago
e-s,+zzzEzng lie ar1igas Ut the SOL
ss5e- on -aeC Ssa.z-zzEzzza ggganrs
while tn eneaZgEna1E was In
zan-@- I'm i e5e eczsw NJ
-za- Saas1 ssE III ID MAKE sszae
1EE which IT a1d zv bs at
s1azsssfE lisa. saa zre g Eerl
5G II szngEe pgs81 whB
EE1tle1 rse ac-5a8s o. the Eazz5-
LIZ LEI waD WE Ip8a tsae
grounds
: 6recw o. the C1auzzasgz
sssEsrize5un VINO MAD read I'M
eoz.rszl 1sde the seIsg~zng
stz-suaa11 e % -ne Iris q tn
es.e-
Il L to 5e regretted 1aat anE-
one Ii t-se p1szraaaass ire s6Ero-
81 aae Leeas News saoaza wrz1e
saen zz Editorial Il VS. w-zEsaa,
z-aozt informing aznsszf 81
IE &ac-s N 1he easz- TIE mpEe
especially wnE TIE oansare, Il
z-T- @aE oe owne ~ oar wgsbr
gr=nw- / hard me OF tn
moE rs-o-znen1 -asuaba-s o. tae
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