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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-07-24
PERSONAL
MENTION

e. r. Ferguson is a brief visitor in
La Grande today.
Fred Blake, of Adams. was among
business visitors in the city last even
ing. s-.F .4Est
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Coon returned
home from Lehman Springs yester-
day.
Mrs. Echo Miller returned to Echo
this afternoon after a brief visit In
the city.
! Lachlan McCleay left last evening
for Walla Walla and will return this
evening.
]. D. Gregoire, recorder of the town
of Adams, was in the city upon a
short visit yesterday.
Elmer Lowe and family have left
for Cayuse station, where they expect
to remain for O month.
Fred Gordon and family arrived
home last evening from Bandon,
where they visited recently.
w. D. Burford, the local telephone
manager, went to Athena this morn
ing on a brief business trip.
Attorney R. ]. Slater is now in
| Portland upon professional business
and expects to return Saturday.
DR.. w. Fl. Lytle. state sheep in
spector, left today for Linn county
on business connected with his office.
Attorney Will NJ. Peterson has re-
turned from tollgate, where his fam
lily is now sojourning and may remain
for several weeks,
C. s. Cheshire, of the Clark hard
ware store, has returned home after
having been away from the city on
a short vacation.
H. Baumgartner, of Echo, has re-
turned from Endicott, Wash, where
he visited with his daughters, Mrs.
Harry Dunn and Mrs. Blanche Gno-
vouch, of Anaconda.
Mrs. A. o. Garden arrived Satur-
day evening from Pendleton to join
her husband, who is night linotype
operator in The Observer Office
La Grande Observer.
F.. A. Donelly, station inspector
for the Northern Pacific, was here
yesterday upon his first visit to the
local N. p. office since the w. & C
r. was merged with the Hill system
Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. White, of Port.
land, who have been visiting with
their daughter, Mrs. F. L. Coyken'
dali, in this city and with friends and
relatives in La Grande for some days
left on No. 1 today for their home.
DR.. Andrews, who practiced medi'
cine here during the early days and
left during the sos. is visiting with
former friends and acquaintances to-
day. He has been in California since
leaving Pendleton.
w. A. Brown and wife, of the HoteI
Pendleton, accompanied by Frank
Smith, Mrs. Browns brother, left last
evening for visit of several days
duration in Union and Baker coun-
ties. Mr.. Smith has been the guest
Of his sister for several days.
Attorney F. H. Bartlett came W
from Hermiston last evening accom-
panied by his parents and other rela-
tives who have been visiting him fol
several days. They left this morning
for Lewiston and other points, where
they will remain for some time be
fore returning to Indiana.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-07-24
USE ANY TELEPHONE LINE.
Wires Are Common Carriers of In
formation.

Helena, July 24.-Judge w. H.
Hunt, in the United States court to-
day rendered a decision Of far-reach-
ing importance to telephone users,
holding that one company could not
withhold the use of it's lines from an
other, even though they be competi-
tors.
The Montana & Wyoming and Mu-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-07-24
Good Show at the Star.

The moving picture shows given at
the Star theater during the past week
have been drawing good crowds. The
pictures are excellent and the illus
trated songs are also much enjoyed.
being among the very latest.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-07-24

few days he would name. COM
mission to fix the division Of charges
when such use is made of connecting
lines.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-07-24
Men Wanted.

Wanted, a dozen or more men to
dig trenches in city. Apply to- w. R.
Withee.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-07-24

1000 feet of new film and two new
illustrated songs tonight at the Star
thcater.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-07-24

Mrs. Perry Tander, the saith victim
of the Pere Marquette wreck at Iona,
Michigan, died July 22.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-07-24
WILL REDUCE EXPRESS RATES.
Nebraska Companies Comply With the
New Law.

Lincoln, July 24.-All the express
companies operating in Nebraska to-
day notified the state railway COM
mission of their willingness to reduce
their rates Is per cent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-14
ON The FRONT

Tho marine underwriters have
practically abandoned salvage work
on the Corona. according 10 p r.
connor. general freight traffic man.
aFer of the Pacific Coast Steamship
company. A plan IL now being dis.
enased regarding the construction
Of a bridge 10 the wreck In order
20 remove the boilers.
According 90 rules received by
the local customs officials. steamers
are prohibited from carrying cal
cium carbide when passengers are
taken.
Steamers Queen and Senator. Of
the Pacific Coast Steamship com
nany. laid up at Frisco for repairs.
viii both be in commission within
sir weeks
J. ~ Scott. general agent for the
Pacific Coast Steamship company
At Fairbanks. Alaska. has wired out
that the freight business will be
several hundred per cent greater
this year on account Of greater
mining activity. Many men are
wanted for mining purposes In the
TanAna district.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-14
REALTY SALES

Charles Cowen reports the sale
u over $40 900 worth q property
in cowen'a University Park add.
ton within the last week. He has
advanced the price on the remain
ins lots in the addition 10 per cent
W ~. Marks has purchased half
% the northeast corner Of Fourth
Nv. and jefferson 81 from the Sen.
aca Land company for the sum Of
$50 900. Forester a Co. represent
ed the purchaser. and NJ ID. Crane
d Co the owner
THE property Was listed last Sop
lspibsr for tss. 900 II ia described
AZ 10, s. block ~. Boren 4 DennJ's
addition. and "a e0xfli
phslsn a Costello report the rnis
n tio.oo0 worth OF their Portland
ADDITION within the last week The
names Of IN. purchasers are with
hsla. bat u IL Understood that they
are largely local Investors.
Mrs Pay Cooks fAtahflsid has
sold. through the Parry Investment
company. &C. a local investor lot
on Belmont av. ~ near Aloha at.
for ft.T19
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-14
GEORGETOWN CLOSES
NEW MADE CROSSING

the fence across the east side OF
the crossing East Georgetown n
once more isolated from the city
proper by the railway tracks
Il viii remain 50 until the su,
preme court decides n the city may
put crossing on Sander Rv. by
paying the railroads $4,000 which
tho courts awarded them when the
crossing was intended for Nora av.
The two streets are peculiarly 10.
Gated. only six inches apart
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-14
MUST BUY CAR
LINE

Judge Albertsoa yesterday over
ruled the demurrer of the Seattle
Electric Co IN the suit brought BY
the city OF West Seattle against the
the Seattle Electric Co. TO compel
the company to carry out It's con
tract Tor the purchase at $4,000 %
the street railway system OF the
little borough
The suit ~ a frfeEaIy one 10
straiEhten out the legal taugias cot.
nectrd with the sale
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-14
GREEN LAKE CAR LINE
CRITICISED

ing e. their homes after the days
wofk IL danef
Under present conditions. lt IL
imIsosalble for one 90 get seat un-
al nearly 1880 .. ma. and u IL not
practicable for one 60 wait that long
10 start for hia home.
WAY continue such a system and
hazard the lives 81 80 many people
who are Al the mercy ~ a corpora
ten Who cares but little for the
comfort OF safety OF their patrunsf
The is = matter that shouid be
sixsn prompt attention BY these Ia
authority before u In too late.
Respectfully. a. W.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-14

Residents ~ the Green Lake dia-
triet are complaining % the diafe.
gard Of the Seattle Electric com.
pany Of their comfort and safety on
the Green I.Aks lime. one Of them
writes 10 The Star AZ follows
As You seem 20 have tire inter
essa u the city al heart. may call
your attention 20 the f0iiowinsi
'Ho~ much longer will u be be.
fore some action is taken regarding
the hikh rate % speed the Seattle
Electric company allows ia cars 20
run over the Lake union bridge and
down the stsep Incline near Green
Lake hrtdsef
Both az these places are danger
Gus and prlss1 some measures are
taken By the company AZ once. an
accident wnl surely happen which
may result Il great Ices ~ iifs
Passengers who are obliged to
stand up IN the GERS. hanging 90
straps. are tossed about while turn
ing curves ike feathers In a wind
storm. ard while u IL bad enough
20 PAP fares and havs 10 stand up
Il Il nothing compared 10 she great
danger q taking = plunge IN the
cold and pitiiess waters u the
lakss
IL Il absolutely essential that the
cars should be run AZ higher rate
81 sgesd sssf the Lake linton bridge
than over any other part Of the
iinef
After y tn the Green Lake
ears are Packed ana yet the con.
anetaFs cry eut Make fepf= Tor an
ether. ard while crossing the laks
the safes are closed. and we're the
ears 10 - into ths iake. nat one
could possibly get out
WIZ the neressity % packing
people la cattle in the csrss Are
not the residents ~ Green Lake
entitled 70 some comforts IN fstura-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-14
PACIFIC SQUADRON TO
RE RE-ORGANIZED

weston aud two others Of the Same
class
The second squadron will consist
OF these vessels. Third division.
Charleston. Milwaukee. S. Louis.
Chicago; fourth division. Albany,
New Orleans. Cteutnnati. Raleigh.
The third squadron viii consist
OF t1fth division, Rainbow, Com
cord. Helena Wilmington, sixth
division. Volcano. Quifos. Villaioboa.
callao. Paraguay. pamRanaEa. Pa
nay, Arayet
The coast defense vessels Monte
fcy ana Menadneek and a number
of submarines Will be In thia divt-
sion. also two torpedo fiotilla, In.
Guiding the barry. Date. Decatur.
ChRuneey. nainefidxe. Paul Jones
and rrehie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-14

croRcETowS. March IA
~ city council last night repudi-
80 he act 81 the east side eth
Is Who on Tuesday niEht sur
rCslfsoasly constructed a crossing
.ssr The Northern Pacific aud Co
Mahla a Puget Sound railway
~xsks on Sander av. parallel 10
"a a. Inches south q Nora av
re- ccuncli ordered the street
..rwtssloner 60 close the crossing.
"a he city engincer today rebuilt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-14

PRESIDENT ISSUES ORDER
ON JAPANESE EXCLUSION

WARRINGTON. March 1.-THE
president this afternoon issued an
executive order putting into effect
the japanese exclusion provision In
the immigration bill The order
was issued as soon an the president
received word from San Francisco
that the authorities made good their
promise that Japanese school chill
dren would have equal privileges
With the whIteh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-14
INDIANAPOLIS TO MAKE
FOUR TRIPS DAILY

The announcement was usaas TO-
day that the steamer Indianapolis
win b Withdrawn frofu TIE Seattle
Victoria ran nekf aaenfh ard placed
on the Seattle Tacoma route. max
ina four tfipa daily. leaving here at
. a. ma ana I. ard , ,. m. stay.
ms az rat oua over Night This
latter - IN order 10 afford Tacoma
and other southern peorla an OPP
portunity 10 eanneet here for I'm.
Victoria boat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-14
ST. pATRick's oAY.

81 PAtrick's Day viii be eelehrai.
ed on Saturday night b. the Church
II the immaculate Conception.
eighteenth and East Marion sta.
An address on Ireland and her
people viii be given b James II.
Kane. and a program Of character
istic Irish music viii be rendered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-14
TRAIN HITS
RANCHER

Ed. Hitler. raneher near Kent
was killed this morning by North
ern Pacific train. being struck as
he crossed the tracks In a wagon.
Two trains fssslng IN opposite al
reetiona confused him. Deputy Cor
onrr wiltsie went 10 the scene Of
the accident Probably no Inquest
will be held
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-14

slsi blees Swiss. ~, iseissl Tiiismess.
Poultry.
fdys. ola ehietsns, u. iT9Isri hrufisIs
Egl,ei SPRINGS is9lse i've tsftsgs. -,
it4 feei dressed. 10. aqssei live dseks. -.
1850 roosieTs. i,e
Live Stock.
Wsfhs4s per NJ, eha ewes per -. O.
steers, per ~. ~ cows Def NJ tN9te
sslyss. PEE 10, sHusssi isme.. pes hssa.
Meats.
steers. Der 10, fNei COWS. pef ~. fAase
veal pes "a, tuiDc mutton, flHif4s
spfing lanp. pee ID, ifael dressed hass
per ID. tls
Schooner haiibut par 10. thasei stssasr
per w. eVtas, salmon trout per 10
ilaisel rsk cod. per 10 To- shslps. ser
~. t9ioc psf gallon, t9sfaee silver sfn~lt
PEE IL. tuso Olympia oysters per saek
H. ~ gallon. o 10 crabs u sci u sole
&C. rcd enappsra. t8se clans per saek
O. e9us a slufseon. pei %. is8ieel froasn
shad per 10, A. sleslhead ssltaas. per
10. figfrci frozen silver saifuan. fsf 10
fei frossn ghinonks pet 10. s4e
Hay and Fssdstuffs.
Eastern WashinstpH Timothy per ten 81
Puget na0nd tsn, ftl. alfalfa tee. t41a
Nhesf haT. ten ~ Whais corn. peg Zoe,
Iseatol urarhsa corn, saa. tfnas fed
meal. ton. l.sapl uiddtiHss. sea. fssl 90
saks TOP, tsa0ti bran. tea. 90 sherss
taa. slso1ol sh0ppsd feed. ton. szt. ests
ton. fNgOsi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-14
HIGH SCHOOL
GIRL DIES

Rosie June Paimsrton. 10 years
old. daughter % n. n. Psiinsrton. q
the palmsrton- Harvey Grain COM
pany. died early this mernins Al the
family haase. leas Fourteenth av.. Of
tubrrcuiar meningitis
The young woman was "A member
af the senior class At the Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-14
LEGISLATURE WILL
ADJOURN TONIGHT

passed IL house bills. bringing this
totsl nnphsI u measures passed By
both houFas 10 about $50, greater by
70 han has been done al any pfevls
Gus session
The legislature has been a good
one, .aithoYsh costly.
Tbs Stuck river bill Was ehoked
To dssh " the house at noon. FUR
shef epnalpsratlon 81 II being sus-
pendsd pidsr Joint resolution 10
stop furuler passage of bills at Il
o'etgeh To-Day. The bill was brought
up put o. order and the advocates
made q hard fiEht
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high school. and the most prominent
ssfi basketball player Of her class
Her death ia felt az a blow BY tbs
entire student body OF the school.
and an air ~ sorrow has pervaded
The school az a result of her death
Untii few weeks ago she waa ac-
lively engaged IN her studies and
athletic intsrssth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-14
IssA's orArH Lisr Grows.


ToUIoS. March 1.-THE NTH.
istry Of marine announced Tits ar
sruoon that the llst II dead. caused
By the explosion % the battiuahip
Jena. would reach lss Those that
are not accounted Tor are believed
10 have pcFiahea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-14
WILL OPEN MINE

Another coal mine IL to be- opened
up Immediately at Renton The
Talbot mine. which adjoina the
kenton mine. Was opened over 20
years ago. but was abandoned 6
years later and allowed 20 till with
water. Several months ago the Sc
attic Electric Co. began drawing
out the water. preparatory 10 70
Stunning work. The output will
greatly relieve the fuel shortage
and viii give employment 10 many
miners.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-14
Gov. MEAD PUTS NAME
TO MORE BILLS

~ "a No. ts2~ Relating 80 board
~ land commissioners and amending
section also Of Hailsngrrss Anuatat-
81 Codes and Statutes % Washing
ton. relating to the creation % a
board OF Al praisers and a board %
barber line commissioners az re-
quired % articles IS and ie Of tbs
state constitution. which shalt DO
generally known IS the board %
state land commissioners. and de-
filming its duties.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-14
UP GOES TIE MANNER,

And when u falls. John Lindh Co.
the Ciothiera. 1882 Second ave. viii
be no more. Az they must get out
Of the building in 80 short a time.
you must take their goods away
Good goods which they have marked
50 ridioul0usly low In price will
surely move rapidly. Don't delay
your visit 90 this store or you Will
be sorry. s.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-14

nl.yuFfA, March 1.-THE gov
srex yesterday signed ne following
ar Nc. Creating a state
R.rk1sy bart and the offics u
1f1is highway commissioner. fixink
- eomp@nsstioa prvscrlhinx their
AsiI<x sn1 pfoxiding fer The survey.
.<,tilsentsnt. construction. snalnte-
=.re> saf repair Of state Highways.
- prosf9lng for the expenditure II
ups<ys appropriated b The state OF
tazff,sx
Hn Ne Providing that when
~ k1<sness. other than a Corpora
ess ar ilnilfed r@Ftnershfp. II con-
8sctsA nader an assumed name. a
svfsttssxt@ showing the real PARTIES
= interest shAn ee tiled with the
1ennfy eisrk
Hb 30 les Relating % the sale
4 srk1al property IN eitirs having =
r,z,sslrE q ia.aaa or over.
A n <a gsf- Providing for the
esstxnl rs4rls ton. distribution and
nI4smemsnt q stored waters and
fsxlnx waters providing for the
ztselatrsnt % commissioned and
zsNeans &c said purposes.
n n M "a Governing and
rsga'sstn< glcts and pfiasaHe on the
vat<u q Ppxxt sound. tie iniets.
tsys Ard ksfbura
HR No ASS Regulating ard IN
urr1an easrs 80 prohibit the mama
hxf4rs SAFE Keeping for sale. gNn-
~ o. xtsiag assay Of cigarets Gig
Ex Ea14r. eisafet wrappers and
sstsr mhsiiint@s for gits same.
HR Ma ssg Providing far the
sstzbiashwfrt. construction and
nzinsx1ance q state roads and
nzxiE< appropriations fur state
fsea< hsrefo.nra established.
HR Ne 5ss Relating % the
ak = fsass % state lands ard ma
l<rsis thsrecn
4 \ Ne tfs Providing Tor the
nssfrstnasnt - the public highways.
5rsritanx for the pmyussnt Of cost
,tarof IN cart out Of the public
hsfxxy fnnd u shis state. and In
30 or ~ the general read and
h1txs fund and property henafi;ed.
n y Ne. 1ss Providing for sha
f1ri<hlnx o. cars to shippers and
frsHrihinx the tfne % leading.
r&r<pHrsinE ard unloading the
mr'e Nifh storage and charges IN.
essential thereto ard providing
.>z'xs ant penalties for delay aud
70 ~ rioinilor % thls act. ard au-
ror.xiss ;he railroad commission -
tsscinxten . presz Ftbe additional
rals tni = snforce the same and
y pfgs1siohs 81 this act
DEAN" CIGAR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-14
,s.,,as. r.l.srsph s.rvls.l

,sa,NcToN, u. {. March ~
Vs. sna n this month The re-
-. paths viii a. Into effect
Aa.mlral Rrovnson VIII be
~ e'..,snaer.ln-chlef REAR Admiral
sr.ssurns win be commander q the
.'s..,a sa..adroh and Rear Admiral
M pa,tan viii have ehafge Of
A. bird
=, department. does not expect TO
.nx al the hatlteshira new Ia
Atlantic % the Pacific. The
..aaaroa u TIE Pacific fleet
~ ~ made az Of the following
.s>>el< -, -
rr.s alvision. West Nirglnia, Col
.-sse Maryland and fenns1ivania.
1890 division. caaisanee9a. Gal.
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Death Record.
Deaths were registered today a.
follows
Hiscock-M. r. Iiiscock. 70.
March Il. IT 7tfs coriins av.
heNaakht--Jeasie l. Mcknight.
1. March 10. At fTzst y Howard ay.
smith-Robaft J. Smith. 10.
March is. At 1895 Main at
Garfiukie- Kenneth GArfinkie.
montha. March IL. al EStg Yealer
say
Mineh-~Mrs Pauline Minch. az.
March II. At wayside Emergency
hospital
Franeeke-Auguzt Frnueckc. 30.
March 6. at I'll Eighth ax.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-14
UnDoNE BY LIQUOR

Thomas n hcGauran. an expert
steel Ftxetsf earning $500 a mouth
on steel buildings. was today nsn.
fenced 70 two years IN prison for
q forgery committed while arunk
McGagran helped build tho Alaska
building here lie IL said 10 have
forged several checks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-14
TENTH STATE SESSION HAS
PROVED A GOOD ONE, Al.
THOUGH cosTLY-Asour go
BILLS HAVE BEEN PASSED.

OLYMPIA. March 1.-THE tenth
Washington state legislature dies
tonight at midnight II ls probable
that adjournment sine die viii be
taken several hours earlier.
The house Ihis morning passed
three senate bills. and the senate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-14

Births were registered today a.
follows
cllna-At ISL Ninth av. March ~.
60 wife 81 Carl A Cline. a son
Kelly ale aTth av ~. March
10. 20 wife Of :. A Kelly. a daugh.
tor.
MeKenHsy-At sos Fourth av..
March II. to wife OF Gordon Nc
kensey. 4 son
Jackson-At SIS 10th av.. March
"a. to wife of William Jackson. a
daughter.
Gorman-At 2s03 Washington 1T.
February ~. to wife Of Alfred Ger.
man. a daughter.
Stsin--At Geeon Lake hospital.
March "a. 10 wife Of v r. Stein. a
daughter.
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IS AFTER
ANOTHER WRIT

SAN FRANCISCO. March IA
Ruof this afternoon filed a second
petition for a writ OF habeas corpus
with the supreme court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-14

Get your spring hat At exactly
half price At John L4ndh Co. fs11
Second ave It's shame 20 sell At
thes@ prices but they must vaoats
the store In a few days. - step
lively. 90.
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LICENSED TO WED

Alexander Holmes. 90. and May
Grau. a.
l. ID Jones. 81. and GABRIELLE Mar
garot nrown. Is. Seattle
James Ralph Tucker. %. and
Edith kioghel Jslffiea. 20. Kent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-14

TIE san Juan T1sh eompany's
steamer Grant returned from tho
Southeastern Alaskan fishing banks
,his morning Nth fleece pouads ot
haiibuf.
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THE MARKETS



Faista~s taraf waite uisefs r~f Tee
- 81 ta&insa nsftanks 80 taa tres
sctzsHs ~ sask. essJi - aathsss
Wtaatassiss E&s RS Datsh tasss
80 ~ sass O aealu ssFreis gsr s.ls
9sfAi tefnits. - saas. o. e. tasa4
- - - urs fstfars O. - =
asf.s feeisA - ~ rs,sfY. sas sseas
s=ssff. sfsts y arsiesasss o. fasEssh
20 - refsrigs psF sac O. - o. u.
Sc = 49, - saa,s g.. e,.psss. -
- fsHssFss 80 10 saiee
Fruits.
esssMsa fsssr " fswsj shasss o. ss@
~ t.asnss 50 if~ss 4 ass = amnss
staes Pss ss.is. ~ &gi n ss@si@s~ sfsss
frNtss t1EtGaft isnaea. - - sstti
aa~ss. 80 esss wm s@s4ss snet~a -
80. o. - e. fsnsy rskfss sna Wsnsi
- sssss. ~ Bee, seNs = ns@alsis
srtss - ~ u~csss sfaHs@srt~. -
80 q &stW
SsftrfH ffssa rsHff s4ns. - 49, ne
Batter sea Ch~sss.
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