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Still, big Bill" could hardly
be expected to evenmake a bluff
at being at all surprised by For
aker's opposition.
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A pretty good indication that
Gov. Hoke Smith has no Presi-
dental aspiration is his activity
in the anti.title crusade.
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TERMS OP SUBSCRIPTION
Invariably in Advanced


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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-01

o'clock. AZ s;tb a. m. the doctors
performed a successful amputatlon
ON the stumps ot Browns les and
arm
Browns term as sheriff expired
last year. nccansc Of political
difference with G. A. Johns. mayor
~ Hakcr CITY Brown contested
Johns nomination for the rcpnbil.
eau nomination Tor governor al the
primaries lie split Johns strength
and this nominated Withycumhe
Prior to this nrown had been deep
" Interested Ia the war against
the gamblers and saloon Keepers
~ eastern Oregon
brown closed up gambling In
bakcr county and put The SUNDAY
closing law into rigid effect. Thia
made him unpopular with the wild
or element "a the end % his
term be catered into private dotec.
tive work Tor the pinkerton and
the milne pcople with these awun.
cics be worked on the stouneuberg
and Steve Adams cases HIS init,
mate knowledge OF the intricate
workings 81 the western criminal
element made him Invaluable. and
he II considered as being directly
responsible for the arrest Of steve
Adams
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-01
Annexation Mans Opponent for Councilman From
Fourteenth Ward Receiving Support Of Breweries
and Gambling Elements. {. Co. Also in the Fight.

nent Ferdinand Schmitz. favor the
granting Of saloon licenses lndis-
criminatcly throughout the ward
including licenses for those saloons
IN youngstown. the licenses Of
which were revoked through my
efforts as private citizen AZ
the present time Seattle gamblers
are spending their money freely in
West Seattle for the election Of
schmitz with the expectation Of
starting gambling houses all along
the water front.
~ ana elected 10 the city coun-
Ell. win follow closely my past
policy Of saloon restriction. II is
up 20 the people 10 decide next
Tuesday whether they want saloons
Kept Ia their proper places and
gambling kept out OF them or
whether they wish the ward 10 be
oyerridden by the whisky ring.
Had a Talk With Furth.
"Mr schmitz seems 10 be con-
ndent Of election. He told a friend
that be was sure Of election, that
he had had a talk with Mr. Furth
and that il was all fixed up. II
remains 10 be seen whether the
breweries and the Seattle Electric
company can control the politics Of
the Fourteenth ward.
air schmiiz has refused 20
meet me In public debate lie wac
invited 70 do 30 In a resolution
dopted az a meeting Of the Peoples
Annexation party held at Madrons
ball Sept 3d. He replied j bed
70 say that In my opinion. ths
voters are thoroughly familiar with
The questions before them az this
time and any argument or debate
would be 70 no purpose
Accordingly. I will go directly
20 the people 10 present the argu
ment which Mr. schmitz does not
care 10 discuss In public"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-01

Stating that the brewery and
street railway interests have com.
bfned 10 defeat him. Thomas B
MacMahon. candidate for council.
man IN the Fourteenth ward on the
Peoples Annexation party ticket
started out 10 make a h0use.tO.
house campaign IN West Seattle
this afternoon
The campaign viii be made on
the issue Of saloon restriction in
the Fourteenth ward along the
lines followed by Mr. MacMahon
while city attorney Of West Seat
tie
THE saloon question IL the main
Issue IN the campaign" said Mr.
MacMahOn. before starting out 10.
day THE politics OF Seattle are
controlled By the bfeweries ard the
Seattle Electric company and ID ia
those interests which are fighting
me 80 hard az present They con
troll the political organization aud
are determined 10 beat me but 4
am going 10 give them the hardest
fight possible and leave IL 10 the
people Of the ward whether they
desire a continuation Of the policy
Of saloon restriction. for which I
fought as city attorney and az a
private citizen before we carried
through annexation 10 Seattle.
Must Keep Within the Law.
Mind you. / am not a reformer
! believe In giving the saloon the
place 20 which u be- entitled by
law but believe in restricting Il
closely 20 that place do not be.
lleye In letting Il spread like "A
running sore through The ward /
do not believe IN migratory sa.
looms believe they should be
kept where they belong and closed
up whenever they refuse 20 abide
By the provisions OF the laws gov.
ernlng their conduct.
The forces back Of my oppo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-01
BORAH'S TRIAL
NEAR AN END

BOISE. Idaho. Oct 1.-The gov.
eminent will cioRe its case against
Senator norah this afternoon. and
the case may be I'm the hands o.
The jury before night Il e. ca.
pected that the defense may rest
with the prosecution. although
Horaha well known wish TO take
the stand may extend the trial an.
other day
Former Gov Morrison. OF Idaho
was the principal witness this
morning lle was called for tn
purpose o. connecting Bornh with
the Frauds
Deeds were then admitted as
evidence as those filed by norah
Bornhs attorneys admitted that
norah had filed the deeds. and
made no objection TO thelrfintro.
duCtlon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-01
JOHNSON CONVICTED.

blmcr Johnson WAS yesterday
convicted IN Judge Fratcr'a court
OF horse stealing. The principal
government witness WAS Nellie
Murray. lso young woman who
believed herself to be JuhnHon'n
wife, but aH IL developed tho cero
'mony was not performed by a jus.
tlee, bat a person who turned uut
70 be al impoeter,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-01
Is CHARGED WITH
ENLIGHTENMENT

Charged with embczrllnE an
amount aegwgating $3.50 OF the
company funds. A NJ. Aldrich. local
manascr OF a barber college At i2O
First av : was arrested this morn.
ing BY Detective Clark and lodged
In jail. The charge Was preferred
BY q W HalEht. general manager.
With offices In Los Angeles. the
for the institution.
which operates barber colleges Ia
various parts 81 the country.
Alduch insists that his arrest h
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-01

the latter is set up as a defence to
the action
The effect % Judge Gilliam's de-
cision SIS that insanity may be a de-
fence % certain classes OF personal
injury cases. Under Judge Gll-
Hams ruling. however the insanity
OF the defendant must be due TO
some fault Of the plaintiff.
lf the civil case Is ever
tried not only the charges made
hy Mrs Myra Constantine Hall
against Jesse Han will be testified
TO- hut the truth of these charges
will also be investigated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-01
CAN PLEAD INSANITY As
Defense I'M civil SUIT

Tho question whether VIM Con.
siautinc was insane az the time he
shot his sonin-law. Jesse NJ. Hall
on October 2. 1906, will have 20 be
again decided by a Jury In the civil
suit for 100000 damages which
Han has brought against his faith.
erin-law
Judge Gillian today overruled the
demurrer filed by Halls attorneys
10 the affirmative answer OF Con
stantlue IN which tho insanity Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-01
READY TO FILE BRIEFS.

70 is understood that the briefs
tn The water bond case will be filed
IN the supreme court within the
next day or two, probably tomor.
row
The brief OF the appellant. Reeves
Aylmoro. has been prepared and
copies furnished the city officials.
AS soon as determined II favor.
able to the city the sale OF the 81
250ooo water bonds viii be con.
cluded with local bankers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-01
MANY PGRMIrs YEsTERoAY.

Yesterday was the greatest day
of the year IN the number Of build
Ing permits issued. the closing day
Of the month showing 6s permits
The months totals show 1904
permits with a value OF 81 goo. sT4.
which to "a. record for one month
40 far this year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-01
MADE FAST TIME

Finders keepers looserN weep
ers ElCefuliy sang an unknown
man who on Friday grabbed a
watch which bad fallen from the
pocket o. Carl Rogers Of l2s Aloha
g., and managed 90 escape with the
tmoplece
Rogers went 90 LOOK az the time
while walking ON Union ~ between
First and Second avs Ills watch
dropped and before Rogers could
sioop fo pick 10 up the fioettooted
thief had grabbed IL and run. oscap.
ing in the crowd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-01
TO TAKE CASE TO
HIGHEST COURT

Marie Carau'n efforts to obtain
the million dollar Sullivan estate
arr nos BY no means ended. &C
ufrdlng TO the statement ~ for.
ner Judge w r. Bell. one % her
a'torneih Judge Bell intends 20
shk the supreme court of this
STATE Zoe a writ 81 error. on the
Eround that Ailsa Carrau has been
deprived 81 her property without
due process u law. and II that 81
refused. 70 appeal 20 the supreme
court of tho 1plted States
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-01
vALUABLGs ARE LOST.

while walking on Yesler Way
near Second aY yesterday Mrs.
C 4 vs. Bowers 81 gb06 YcHier Way
lost her purse containing check
on the Commercial National Bank
81 Salt Lake. one diamond ring and
a ring set with one emerald aud two
diamonds. together with about s.
Ia money
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-01
SALOON ELEMENT IS
FIGHTING IMAGINATION
MAKES CITY GASP

Seattle Star Exclusive Serviee.)
LONDON. Oct THE new
version OF Hall Gaines play. "Tho
Christian. has made this city gasp
The play IN its former version was
rather plain spoken. but the new
arrangement dragn tho social evil
in with startling distinctness. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-01
ACCIDENT MYSTERY
EXPLAINED

q p. Foster Of 1851 Tenth av.
" F. who was in the automo-
bio which struck an unknown man
az the intersection Of Westlake ay.
and Republican 81 on the evening
Of Sept a. explained today that he
had carried the victim OF the acct.
dent 10 the Pacific HOSPITAL and that
on The way the man recovered his
senses. At the hospital II was
found he was unlniurcd. and he TO-.
sisted on walking out Of the insti.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-01
SKAFT CONDEMN Ed

Tho owners OF the Manufactur.
ers' Exchange building IA the south.
orn business section are IN trouble
with tho building inspectors of.
flee over the construction OF the
elevator shaft ln the building
a permit was given out q ap.
pears. before Il was learned that
tho shaft planned would not con.
form 10 the regulations To-day the
board Of public works refused 10 al
low the shaft 20 remain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-01
Lane PLOT
Laid Bare

BY mixing him mp with a wuman
he then unfoldcd his pian. Wills
and neviin turned tho plan doWn
wlgh disgust iiui they wlil 80
on the stand and testify % Rad
dluE's part Ia the proposed con
euiracY
RAddlnEa plan a. that time.
states Willis. was much the same
in outline "a the alleged attack
upon the mayor IN his private Of
flee Thursday afternoon b. Mrs
Belle WaYmier
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-01

tuition without even giving his
name
u would have reported the accl.
dent said Mr. Foster. but did not
know IL was necessary. The man
refused 90 tell me hts name, as he
had been drinking and did not vast
anything published about his mis-
hap. ! Insisted on a medical ex.
animation. but he absolutely re.
fused and when ! refused 70 drink
with him he walked away"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-01
NO AUTOS ON
CHERRY ST.

There we're no automobiles on
Cherry st. this morning The pe.
tition for an injunction against
them made yesterday has sent them
all 90 another location ~ lH said
that " the courts order the ma
chimes OF Cherry a. when the la.
junction matter is decided stands
viii be- allowed on any other street
unless complaint Is made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-01

The increase e. due 20 the fol-
lowing special expenditures SOS.
600 for q new ferry boat on the
Kirkland run se2 800 Tor the Alas
ka.Yutor Pacific exposition. SIS.
500 Tor The protection of the river
hanks against floods $4,000 for
interest on she 81 zoe 00a bond IT,
sue $4,000 for timber cruising
and other special expenses Tor the
assessors office
There is also an item ~ s25 600
which the county has TO pas for
the reerade of Third and Fourth
avs and the widening OF those
streets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-01
BURILSON is NOT
ARRESTED

PORTLAND. Ore. Oct THE
police of this city for a time yes
terday believed that Charles Buui-
son. accused with Frank Covington
OF the murder OF The lattor's wife
az Seattle In the famous trunk mys.
terry, had been caught J. Vs. Gig.
gins a hide salesman. was the sus.
poet but he cleared himself after
spending serious half hour with
the police
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-01
TAX LEVY WILL BE ABOUT 50 MILLS
Oh THE DOLLAR THIS YEAR

Ihe Increased levy for state uur
a NAieh this year amounts 90
y HAiis. o. total Of 81 10000. to-
1s'Aef xiih over $500 600 Of ex.
nAaldinafy expenditures. will o.
ssssilaie a levy of 10 mills for state
0lall asd school purposes. au ~.
lsaae @ almost z mills over The
ssY o. 1896
lhs total tax rate. including the
AAes, this year will probably
oal q mills on the dollar. or
g ne thousand said County
W Agnew this morning. an
sais q s. GA the thousand over
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-01
JIMT0Mk'S EXPO.
ROW

Seattle star Exclusive ssrvies.l
JAMESTOWN. Va. Oct IT,
American expeditions Always have
sheiT iuieFnal rows. and jamestown
now comes along with hers.
President Harry Sc q Tucker
has certain ideas shout the lmpor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-01
WOMAN MARRIES HER
HUSBANDS SLAYER

RALEIGH, n c. oct Ia most
sensational murder trial has begun
here, and DR. r. l.. Rowland and his
second wife, widow OF Charles
Strange, are facing q jury contest
ing for thoir lives. Both have been
charged with the murder of
Strange The prosecution expects
60 prove that Dr. Rowland is "a reg
ular Dr. Jokyll and Mr. Hyde" en-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-01
FORTY DEATHS

Forty deaths were Investigated
by Coroner Carroll or his assist.
ants during the month OF Septem.
Der OF the cases reported two
were murders. seven suicides
three drownlnEB. seven accidental
deaths of various sorts five from
street car accidents. one from an
automobile accident. one iuslifa.
bic homicide. one railroad accident
and thirteen natural deaths where
no physician was In attendance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-01
GRAND JURORS
ARE INDICTED

1Visk. lda Oct Lit has De-.
80 fnown that the two lndict
-. returned hy The special
ss-a lafy called 10 investigate the
n, 49, q District Attorney Rmck
- y sTssifihg ihe indictments against
N. ana others are against the
49, n. sfend infymen WHO flied an.
49, 49, alleging Rmcka misconduct
~'0fe TIE old grand lnry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-01
TROOPS ORDERED
OUT IN TEXAS

could get but few details from the
nhcHn The name ~ only one. OF
the dead could DO understood. that
of James Adams. Both sides to tho
foud we're arminE. and Sheriff
Stone urged the governor To send
state rangers 90 Tatum.
Gov Campbell hurried Capt
Rodgers and a company 81 Texas
Rangers 20 the scene They cannot
reach Tatum until some time to
day. and fears are entertained that
more tragedies may be enacted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-01

with various scenes and speeches
holds up Glory Quayle aB an IN
fortunate object oi aonumeninliiy
However. the Lyccum has been
crowded nightly to see MaihesOn
Lang as the clergyman and pretty
Alice Crawford as Glory IA this
very frank handling Of an unpleas
ant subject
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-01
BEvIES OF QUAIL
IN CITY PARKS

Park Superintendent Thompson
reports bcviea Of quail IN Kinnear
Volunteer. Woodland and Washing
ton parks this fan
While the park board docs not
think 80 necessary 10 keep up the
mo shooting signs iu the parks
the quail are 10 be closely pro.
tected. and the soycrest penalty
that can be- Imposed will De asked
for anyone found killing thcm.
Chinese pheaaanta are also re.
ported Ia the woods Of WASHINGTON
park
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-01
MINER 70
HLJR y

Joe Gladeschnlck. a Polish miner
Of Ravensdale. was badly hurt In a
cavein yesterday and was last night
brought 10 Providence hospital, In
this city. Dr. Whiting. who is In
attendance upon the injured man,
found upon examination that the
miner suffered a compound frac.
turo Of the thigh and was severely
Injured internally
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-01

the result OF spite work llaiEht
who obtained the complaint from
the office Of the prosecuting aitor'
ucy and later swore to a warrant In
the police court. insists that he
suspected Aldrlch's management of
the local business for some time
and az The result OF a quiet inycs.
tlgation discovered the alleged
shortage and proceeded with the ar.
rest
Aldrich says he IL married hnt
haight says he knows nothing OF
the man having a wife OF family.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-01
KING COUNTY rxHlBir.

The Chamber Of Commerce thls
afternoon passed resolution urE
ing that the county commissioner
Of klng county appropriate the max
imhm sum allowed by law fof the
establishment and maintenance Of
exhibits ~ klng county during the
Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-01
FILES ANSWER

King county filed its answer 10.
day 20 the suit brought by Reeves
anymore, coniesting the legality Of
the act passed hy the last legisla.
ture To aid the building OF the Lake
Washington canal
The county claims that the legia.
lature had power 10 validate the
bonds. even after the supreme court
had decided that there was no au.
ihorIty vested Ia the county 10 vote
hanf for a private enterprise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-01
SUES FOR $4,000.

Samuel Nicholson has sued Dan
lei Jones for $4,000 for alleged fail.
ure 10 fll lot on Washington st.
ia the IAN tract To- the street
level Jones was the sales agent
of the property In question for the
i'm Tract Improvement co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-01
SUSTAIN SULLIVAN

According 10 n decision " the
civil service commission yoster
LAY. a court Of competent juglsdie
lion must settle the question OF
aail for prisoners arrested against
ghom ne specific charge Sc laid
The question arose over charges
preferred against Police Cant
John Sullivan by ~ ! Roper.
Bosch. because that official declln.
"a 90 accept bail for Martin and
Peter Roper Bosch. arrested on
June go on suspicion OF having
eluFged and robbed J Dambo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-01
PLEADS GUILTY.

q y Cameron today pleaded
guilty 20 the charge u obtaining
money under false preicnses ~
means 81 a bogus cheek. Ito vas
sentenced BY Judge Morris % not
lees than one year nor more than
IA yeara a. Naiia Walia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-01
C. P. R. LEADS
10y United prsss)

NEW YORK. oct canadian
Pacific was again the leader iu to.
days stock market Opening At
an even five points from last night'H
close and with vide and erratic
fluctuations ranging from one half
to a point and a halt sold back up
To- t70. where lt Was met By heavy
selling orders and realizing sales,
The price was rapidly forced down
to 1Gf3A The close was quiet aud
near the loW point of the day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-01

DALLAS. Tex. Oct i--As a W..
quenoo 70 the killing OF Cashier
Hpnhy, ~ the State Bank OF Ia
ium. Tex on Saturday night. an.
other shooting affair took place In
the streets ~ Taium yesterday.
-Four mcn were killed. according 60
a report teicphoued 20 Gov Camp.
bell AZ Austin BY sheriff Stone. Of
Tatum county No telegraph wiFea
are working. and the telephone was
80 Imperfect that the governor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-01
KILLED AT SEA
10y United Press.)

BOSTON. oct l.-During the
gale which swept the coast last
sunday the Atlantic squadron az
Cape Cod suffered extensively and
two mon lost their lives. A brief
message by wireless SAYS Lieut..
John NJ Poyer of the battleship
Illinois was thrown against a hatch
during The storm and killed. A
seaman on the Minnesota was
washed overheard and drowned In
the angry waters. Several OF the
fighters collidcd with one another
and an were given a bad shaking
nm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-01

Andrew J Ballet received hls
commission as assistant United
States district attorney yesterday
SIR nal'ieta duties VII BE- 10 rep
resent fhe government ln on np.
plioati0us Tor citizenship lis o.
flee viii be in the Federal Court
building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-01
SUES FOR DAMAGES.

J. G. Tucker and Mary E Tucker.
his wife, have brought suit against
the city for So 600 damages for Der.
sonal injuries alleged to have been
sustained by Mrs Tucker by reason
OF falling on the sidewalk on North
57th 80. over projecting nail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-01
DAMAGES ARE ASKED.

Fred Silberhorn is suing Lyman
G. Smith and p G. Cover for So
600 damages for personal injuries
sustained Ia 1905 while ianitor in
the Pacific block and the Union
Trust building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-01

PORTLAND. ore. oct IA
,,,.mlss bomb. placed In exactly
!. are position as the bomb that
,rl.a Governor steunenhcrg Of
an srploaed las, aisht when
..s,s,,f Harvey X Bru~u o.
nss,r county opened bis safe The
..,lo.,ou hlew of Browns left
- Ana lex and terribly burned
~ face ssa site
-. - enslrs city vas aroused BY
49, rc,se Il sAe explosion Brown
~. ,aksa 10 s. Ellrabcth's hos
rasal whsgs he acaosa express but
',,la hope a ~ fecovery
p,c~n ksa fust returned from
s,,se~ Gulck where be has mining
rreuerty Hs walked up 90 The
49, Al PEELED Il open. As he
~ Ca terrific detcnatiun was
aaara A fash Of binding fire cut
- -. - cf agnnv waa hear.i
.e ..w ~ f,',ns i,.sru IN a gaat.
xrxi.g pc0i Of his own blood
was msfNeo va"
A private detective IN the etenn'
sshsrg murder case. one % me
nes .aAs atsl ~. slew ~. .f''NAs.z y
-. =. ~ - ststs 81 oregon ~
- $780,, si.tet ana fna MAJ ~
,....slsis ~ 49, snilg ~ ~ ~
,.ssese rartsa rTimarv vote ia
sasrn Ovxsn iast au ara
tsoxn a "a lrv.terafs ensmv 81
y. 49, rsseFaffsn ~ NgI~erw
= nshleru and 49, saie1ns the
sl.rsrss.ness that nrenu ahsnt a.
,.ssnss - M the shalff baar an
.n,.uu.Ilr sfslstar asnuft
snersff prown Ia b@en tooting
a, = s,sss.rs - 80 ei,e 80 ge
A. otter dsslares thsf ~ waa