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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-02
L. B. wELLN
Louisa,
Notice 10 IaSp'yS

County and state ny"
due toNlso7 siscs Ma p
To GALL the attention Of a.
tn tails fact aud urge ~
at my office or Sc 'Ae :
their respective districts
az soon as possible 10
of until the lasi. The =
my the earlier the holder.
viii gd their money ION
urer. J. b ClW'oA
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-02
WANTED.

Hickory hammer handles. spill,
mrde hon GOOD white hickory tim
Der. Price ile-os per 1900 pieces.
The Huntington Handle Co
So W. q. Snort.
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FALLS EXCURSIONS

via Queen a Crescent Route July Is
30. August lOn and iSA. Write II
g. King, c. P, A.. Lexington, KY,
for particulars.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-02

glover Hay for sale at the big
SANDY Mills. Louisa. vi
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-02

Come and get Special Prices on
Sugar at W. N. Sullivan q Co.'S.
The oasis., 1907-07-06

Sunday Wfs. Allen f Bird aud tbe smaller of the two boys went Co Douglas to visit friends Re- turning she will stop at Naco few days.
 Monday evening Mr. Joseph Pascholy of the Nogales Water Company. arrived from his home in Los Angeles, and will remain at Nogales some time.
 At the Masonic hall Saturday night there was given by the Span isb- American Alliance a very en- joyable dancing party which was largely attended.
 Monday Nogales was visited by MT. Francisco Martinez of Cananea. who is manager of the store of Ramon Esquer, in the great copper camp. The gentleman bought large consignment of clothing from the American clothing factory of L. B. Fleischer.
 Saturday last there were at Mo- gales Messrs. J. NJ. Ball and J. H. Colburn of Alvarado. Texas, and Doctor w. E. Robertson of El Paso, who were en route to Hermosillo on business with some mining prop critics in that vicinity in which they are interested.
 At the meeting of the town board Monday evening, there were pre- sented two applications for a franchise to erect in Nogales gas manufacturing plant and lay pipes in the streets to convey the gas to consumers. Such an enterprise would be a great convenience, and would work great saving in fuel bills. And with the scarcity of wood something of the kind will have to be adopted. One of the applicants for the franchise is Mir. H. W. Kelsey of Nogales, and the other is Mr. D. w. Beldon: from Los Angeles.
The oasis., 1907-07-06
NOCALES NOTES.

Kane of Patagonia, was at Nogaies. Mir. Harvey Walker of Calabasas, was visitor at Nogales Monday. Monday MT. Nick Farrel was over from Harshaw.
 Monday Mir. Harry Hale of Har- shaw was visitor at Nogales.
 Monday Mir. B. M Doak came over from Mowry.
 Monday morning Mrs. w. w.. Carney went to Tucson for short visit.
 Mr. Harry Riggs, from Sonoita Canyon, was at Nogales Monday and Tuesday.
 Monday and Tuesday Nogales was visited by MT. Richard Farrel, of Harshaw.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. w. Gerolamy, from Cedar Rapids, Iowa, are visit ing Nogales.
 MT. c. M. Rathbun has been commissioned notary public, qualifying Tuesday of the present week.
 Mir. J. N. Ulloa of Hermosillo, was at Nogales Monday, en route to Cananea.
 Monday evening MT. J. 5. Hurst came up from Magdalena, and was at NogaIes couple of days.
 MT. James Hale, the Harshaw pioneer, was visitor at Nogales Tuesday of the present week.
 Sunday Judge w A. O'Connor and Mr. H. w. Kelsey went to Tubac, returning at evening.
 Work on the new Vasquez building on Morley avenue, is be- ing crowded with all speed.
 Monday Mir. J. W. Crowther the matchmaker, went to Los Angeles for vacation of couple ol months.
 Monday Mrs. George D. Gross oI Mowry and her son, Master Archie Gross, were over from the camp named.
 The board of supervisors was in session Monday of this week and sat also as the board of equal ization.
 Monday Nogales was visited by MT. c. Arnold, who is presidentt (mayor) of the municipality O Cananea.
 Sunday morning Captain J. M Thomas and wife went to Globe summoned by the illness of th' lady's sister, Mrs. Roe.
 Sunday morning MT. A. K Saleeby returned from bushes trip in the state of Sinaloa, wher he went two or three months ago.
 Mir. J. M. Acedo arrived iron Cananea Monday evening, and ha accepted a position in the store c the Washington Trading Company
 Monday evening there arrive from Yuma MT. Althee Modest proprietor of the Agua Calient Springs in Yuma county, to escoI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-12
TRICKS" SURVIVED
COLUMBIA DISASTER

Seattle stars Exclusive Service
PORTLAND. Or. Aug i2 Here
Ia Tricks. the beautiful spaniel
and pct ~ the ships croN Of the
iiisaied Columbia he IL ono OF
Tia survivors llc was regarded
~ % mascot ana had made many
voyages wiih the vessel lie was
aiwaya kept below deck aud chain.
% az niKht when the lumber
dfouEhrr san Pedro rammcd and
Naah che Columbia Tricks Was
chained a. usual By a heavy steel
rhain IN the ships hold. With no
chance ia the world ~ boinE saved.
1ust a few moments before the Col.
uubiA sank a deck Waterman hap
Z pefftd 90 think u the mascot and
~ sARhrd beiow. releasing the dog
The brute bounded up the com.
rHeiun way and reached the deck
E in safety he jumped OF ~ the
vessel Hank. and finally vas res.
cued by Miss Mary Walter OF
Echo. Minn Miss Walter had sue.
cceAed IN swimming 70 a piece o.
weeckage. a cabin door. and when
she saw Tricks swimming toward
! hrf she called 10 him and dres him
up on the frail tit Of wreckaFe
+ They rode the waves In compare.
tive safety until dawn. when they
were picked % BY the San Pedro
. lie Was brought 90 Eureka and
I Portland on the Elder
Tho unfortunate Waterman who
saved the dogs life l0Ei bic own,
/ Tot he had busted himself with the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-12
Railroads, Coal and Timber Lands Will Probably /.
Raised Over Seven Million in Assessed Vslue h
Board Of Equalization.

In opposing the reoommsnds'
lions Of Assessor Parish that the
board increase the assessed values
Of last year on railroad property
and timber and coal lands, Council
man Sawyer ags'n Insisted on re
Valuing the small holdings Of home
buyers and others In the outlying
districts Of the Twelfth, Thirteenth
and Fourteenth wards. Asked
whether he Intended 10 dlserlmln.
ate against property IN those ois'
triets, he explained that those we're
the only grossly lnadsquate real
property assessments that had bssn
called 20 HE attention.
Hersis grossly inadequate realty
assessment he has overlooked. Mr..
Sawyer 10 the lessee Of the Old
Rainier hotel, which occupies .
block 81 land, bounded BY Fifth and
Sixth avs. and columbia and Marion
ats. The ground was assessed last
year at $4,000 or an average Of
$4,000 a lot. II was reduced by
the board Of which Mr. Sawyer was
a member 10 $50, 100 or an average
o. 1880 q lot. The property Ia
worth not far from sT5,ooo . lot.
The assessment therefore 10 but
about 10 per cent Of the value Of
the property.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-12

Swinging his great AK Of fair
play IN assessment valuations
on railroad property aud coal
and timber lands held BY big cor.
porstiona. County Assessor Thomas
a Parish this morning recommend.
ed that the county board ~ equal
nation cite the owners 81 that prop
erty 10 appear before the board and
show cause why their assessments
should not De increased by an az
HreEato valuation 81 some seven
million dollars Ills recommends.
ton that the owners Of the prop
orty be cited 10 appear was adopted
by the board after the most spirited
scrap yet Witnessed In the board
this year. a scrap IN which C0un.
Gilman Frederick sawyer and
County Commissioner Charles Beck
lngham appeared as the champions
81 the corporations.
The property concerned Is real
property which. under the las, the
Assessor could not % his own mo.
uon rcyalue this year. being requlr.
ed 10 assess Il at the values fixed
last year but the board has the
authority TO equalize II and SIR
Parish asks that this be done.
Councilman Sawyer and Commits.
sioner Buckingham protested
against ruyaluinE corporation prop.
erty, which ~ assessed Al merely
nominal values. unless the board
AZ the same time undertakes 10 70
value real estate generally through
out the county, 20 rs 90 enable
them 60 increase the assessment
on the small farm or city home or
the two or three suburban lots
purchased BY the wage worker on
a shoe string as an investment or
speculation. Mr. Sawyer. In par
ticular insisted on an entire revaiu
alton % the suburban property ~
lng IN the newly annexed wards
OF the city. claiming that such
property was assessed on a lower
basis than other realty Other
members ot the board express the
opinion that there are inadequate
~ low valuations In the Fourth
ward. which Mr. Sawyer represents.
but Mr.. Sawyer has not had any
Of them called 10 hts attention.
AS an instance Of thiH. u Is point
ed out that al Of the lots fronting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-12

ION Third av. between vat.
and Pike ~ are ASSESSED !, ~
~ valuation this year ~. hF'
~ from $4,000 to 10000 ! !. -
though The value Of such " y
has been vastly enhanced n 'yril1
fare. Nofpltk
Immediately after tho ho...
Yened. Assessor Perish l,s.1 49, ~
a schedule showing the prss $500
proposed aseessments % 20
real pr0party His rscn,..A
lion IL that the property - -.
In value a fiat 100 Der cen, !.
crease which would ada ,ao,a !. ~. =
~ 900. 600 TO the asgessre., ~
Councilman Sawyer ovroesd .., ~
~ railroad values and Va s,' sa.lht
81 by Commlaslonsr Bersl,s sss.s
but Assessor Parish waa $3.50, $50.
IN bis contention b. Counts s T..'
urer 0orrnlsy, Commiassons, o. 80
erford and couneflmea Revs, go
and Hurd Chsirman 49,. - !.
the board. while takinz ~ 80.
the discussion. Indicated Il, w
ingness 10 stand b. the a.....
Before the board adJourneI =.
Parish brought IN the aehes-s.
timber and coal land yalsss =.
asked that the owners Of sAsf -, y.
eriy also BE- cited 70 appear ~.
recommendation went throurk ~
out protest Ar. Parish's sea.s.,.
shows that the property 60 =
him comprises 5sk .64s seres !.
aossed at t3.457.sso N. p.r~
recommends that the total =
creased 10 t7.Os4 ESQ.
The coal lands Of the psss.
Coast company. the value a "a
was reduced BY the board IA -
20 1902 goo. Mt PARISH asks d fsr
raised TO tl.076.t5o The oosl g.
timber lands Of she Nofthuesss1
improvement company. ase.,el
last year AZ 1919 i2e. hs ssss :
have raised 70 tiaTs.7T0. TAs Il.
bor lands o. the weyerhaases ~.
Der company be asks 10 hss i
creased from iit0s.Tse to I'M
$40.
This mornings action does AZ
commit the board 70 making ttak
increases. but merely % sunnn
ing the owners 81 the properly 4
appear before H. A vigorous nss,
IL Ia prospect over The eff1ri 4
vote the increases The ousoa
ton members of the board fsfs 4
sign this morning o. alzfifr ihs.r
contest after they had teea out
voted. and the comhlnet Teraress
Of the big interests will BE- bsuuykf
10 bear to prevent increases sfu1
being voted
From the tenor Of The discmnn
IL ~ apparently the lnieniim 4
some members Of the board a ias
20 bring the state tax commiaHm
into the contest. and the state o.
mission IL said 70 be diyides q =
matter. portion of 4 Etants
with the corporations Whs.ks
THIS report win be borne OCT " d
recommendations Of the esnuAs
sion 20 the board remains 70 e 4
termined when the matter oxa
up for hearing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-12
BOARD TO INCREASE
CORPORATION TAXES
WILL FACE CHARGE
OF MURDER

Andrew Marenooyich, who killed
Jack Levers. Il miner at ketchikan
several months ago, WAS this morn
ing brought 10 the county jail BY
United States offlc~fn 20 remain
there pending his removal 10 Ju'
neau 20 be tried. having been In
dlcted by the grand Jury there for
murder ~ the first degree.
Marencoyieh became violently
insane soon after tho commission
Of the offenae aud WAS removed
10 the Mt Tabor aanitnrium iu
Portland. Ho is nov pronounced
sane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-12

In all France there are only l.t0t
persons who are millionairea In our
sense OF tho word in dollars. or
mllllonalrea IA francs there are
about 10000. apart from tho LOO
already counted.
A monument has been erected 10
Anna tlolkel Ia the AchloHgrarton
at Mannheim. GsfmnnY. She was
the wife o. a carpenter who Ia 1854
saved the poet schiller from a debt.
ors prison.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-12
STEAMER RUNS INTO
AND SINKS SCHOONER

BRIDGEPORT. Conn. Aus IA
Fur persons we're drowned and
many wcrc badly Injured By bcing
thrown from their bcrih@ early 20
DAY when the steamship Tennessee
rnilided with \ schouno roff this
rity. Tho schooner sank immedi'
aieiy. The captain was picked up,
but four members Of The crew vent
Down.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-12
SUICIDE
FOLLOWS

Dmpoudent from tho effects Of
a pdotraoted spree. followed by a
quarrel With his wife, d u Martin,
iahofer 40 years old. cut his
thfoat with razor in his room at
nh home No ii0i 18th ay.. shortly
aftoF noon today lie will probably
die
Martin was found lying IN his
t50m. bleeding 20 death from an
rkly cash ia hts throat The po.
lice were notified and he was hur.
rled 10 the Emergency hospital.
where the surgeons said that he
viii probably die
gOn his way TO the hospital Mar.
tin told the officers be was sorry
he had not made a better Sob Of
suicide.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-12
DATE TO BE SET FOR the HEARING OF
REGRADE ASSESSMENT PROTESTS

The work ~ the assessment com.
misFioners seems % have pleased
nobody. either az 20 tho district on
which the assessment was made
or IN the way the cost Of the work
IL 10 be divided.
Up 20 noon today ~ property
owners had filed objections 10 the
aBsesnmeut made BY the commits.
aiunerH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-12

Judge Gillian. Of the superior
court. viii tomorrow set the date
on which the objections 70 the
Jackson ~ rcgrade and widening
assessments wiii be heard
These promise 20 be- as extensive
na numerous and ~ vigorously pre-.
sented o. those IN the long fought
Denny Hlil eases.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-12
PRESS AGENT BRADY SHAKING HANDS
WITH SEATTLEiTES AGAIN

Mr.. Brady IL perhaps the besl
known press agent IN the United
States and has the distinction Of
an acquaintance IN more nawspa
per offices 81 the country than any
other agent And he never talks
about the Ringing circus. iie Just
drops In and shakes hands with
everyone about the place. But be
fore he goes he leaves a well writ
ten story about the big shows.
Mr. Brady n much Impressed
with the growth Of Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-12

James BRADY. tho first press
agon, of them all. ia IA Seattle 10.
day a week ahead Of Ringing
Iirotheft' circus. Mr. Brady'a ar.
rival Il an annual event looked
forward 10 IN al the Newspaper Of
fioea Ia the cities visited by the bis
circus. TOT among Mr. brady's da
iiea In that 81 seeing thar much
publicity 10 given through the
press 20 the merits Of the Ringing
shows
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-12
70 BBERS
MURDER


NOBLEsVIfLE. KY. Aug. IA
George " Hudson and his wife.
living three miloa from here. we're
murdered during the night by rob.
bers. who stole g.. 900 The bodies
we're found by a daughter. on re.
turning from a visit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-12

Gasoline Engine for your boat al
have the problem settled II ,
THE BEST MADE. Geo. II. No3
house Co. carries a complete sol
iig University st. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-12

rescue work until the last MON.
ont and then when he went TO
look for lfe prcaeryer he could
find none His name IL unknown.
but he 10 supposed 10 have gone
down with the ship.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-12

NJ safanoff the Russian cz
ductor. never uses a hatin. lnaies.
he waves his arms. clenches y
fists. and fights the air in 4 mn
ner disquleting 70 the averzss O.
certg oer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-12
Extraordinary Bargains

For this coming week IA the
.CAtlilN DREW stock Of Sporting
and Athletic Goods az TtiEO.
Willis q co. zoos First ay, near
Madison Hardware. Sporting
Goods. Cutlery 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-12
CITY REAL ESTATE
estmcntS

A CHANCE ron NNWNVuME
tfHa Sc CASH SEA fit Naafh
tfaff4f fFaefH em HfaeHa HiiL goa
snlt Isasi hiEh ana saffIF
ga saFFa traces 81 faH kanHe fefres
poe etah 90 thFnk aHnaf H Yes feaa
ssf q 81 ffa' iat iH aaf eftsf a1aiiian
fas sams NFics
ftae tits cast ssa sts Moafh
HHNfsa level alaa aaIt giaH. ara riass
in Aaahiieger ear Nns
fi8aH gsas gaah. sge Meath
3 rnar1 Fnffaaa fHf tfstft foe fNii
$50 tigeAa fH 4fsen faas
~ Bfe ffte rash
s.ressa sn'lfsl iP .slfg fgf fsss
VttnHfIcQQo
W A g0HuoN CO.
ttt Maaisau at tat taf ana fna k9ss
- ~
tse enah icfs teaiae ortv no min
CITES ffar fHf aFe fHa hiaras ffHn eaf
niee aaa hlHh. wish seed Wee nf rifs
iaka aH1 mnsntaiua Al in haafins
$50 cash ara tta per mOnfh fhaae
uuhsr rninr East wiu sacrifice iH1 -
iqt halalsf taaisesFa ApplH Lee > tlsi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-12
rnoNn Youn MANr an.


70 The star-Maia iesol ina
iisS The star viii call ard cot
iect the bill. and will send 10
yoa tho answers 90 yeufa al
W IN addressed ARE The f'ears.
0ATps ron CtAsstFtHn
ADNIeW tneip
Mated, i.o.t sad Feend, Ter
Rcat. ror sale ste.t one Ceat
Mard.
SITUATIONS WANTED ans,
~ Nsrds 1hrse ttIass fos 40
trnfs.
seven words or fractions 81
words 60 the iipA cash In ad-
vance When eNsrEed 20 ao-
count actual numeer OF lines as
set will he counted Minimum
hlu Tor an I'D AZ cents Hal
lard want Al. AEcnty, y n
Mullen. sai Ballard Az. OR
city Hall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-12

Easy rAyMrNrn
fgtfs rssa * fssr 8 raasa ssass
- itfa Ave 3 seer Decay waf
Al Hesuitefta LES sas8fE
tftsa east -Nrn faen tanrs.
lan ~ b Msfees nsas ifth AVE
hsisfa De- ever fs4Esft Ffias
tfis rssh naasrn ffaan sat.
taae De- afrFa LAS District ens-
hsf niHss Nem Hsp go une tat
ttHi4a rYtfs o. fte
ftte fashs faasa nra faisars.
uifh ~ eH~aenfanera nn nra a.
lias tai tftteE rries rsts8
ufss eash Ns~ nessra =
rnH booze Or na# raf lee frt
tettef swsp rFses tatee.
~ sssd's,sa' "a sssiss fsiss
Ops ,sis .saias ffsa rts
cuHfNNn afMpaaW
asst Amsgieaa uaas nias
tss Eiss,as IN rmsls. nant'as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-12
FARMS AND ACREAGE.
Waterfront Snap

"a AcHEa oF WATER FnoSr OK
West PAssAoR. OPPOSITE VA
suoN. Only is MILES rHoa aE.
Attic ~ ACHES CLEARED
SMALL ORCHARD. riNN SUMMER
COTTAGE. SIX rISE srniNaa TO
AcREs % rtpE LANDS. SANDY
LOAN Holta NOTHING BETTER
WORTH o. zoe. SCR uwHEn agTna
MoNnYi fs.Ite wal onr ~ guME
TERMS ron FunrmEn rAHricu.
LARS SEE
the oLonE REALTY CO,
so EMriHE NINA
SECOND AND MADISON
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-12


Fits iais thls slfe - WuasisHH fafh
fHH HIHs ~ from tHH faF anla ff see
terms Hest hafHain On city Male fftf
tHa ftft afa.fH
Tee hatinsas tnts ~ enfmsr in ream
ne taHe in state Address XII eara
star aft !.
omar atrnfrfrr
Nwn iafHF nlsges 20 FfuuNa. mfW e4maf
Tive LARGE iHfa ~ About three .lsIsff 80
Hf an aefe emily twe hias be- ffaHs Nand
l3s ~ fhF f'afh FiaH fisH fitaa fahna
me twn risFeH NJ soid 81 enea narna
terms rhnas uenrF Malu fffs 81
lna fffa aaft.1F
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-12
DECISION RESERVED

SAN FRANCISCO. AUG i2-Tho
supreme court heard the argument
this morning on the writ Of man.
damua against City Auditor Horton
10 compel him 20 pay the salary
OF the mayors secretary, William
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-12

s MsTsPPys The decision was re
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-12
BALLARD DISTRICT

h., NTW ADDITION Come today rive
ieuW le-acte tregtp 90 car line. close in only
$3.50. on terms N q per month See niil.
man's cashier today Il
SPECIAL TO-DAY s-acrs tract close IN
emily $50 Un terms - q per month. also
] ffr iuts Lake Washington water font ~
taah or terms o. month. also the richest
hiachrst Hand on earth ct valley city
, fhshp on terms also my Green Lake MAJ.
Anp hnms. Will trade fnF kinE county
ftrch Come. see HliimaR'a saiHamsn TO-
daY in Times block We are the ownera
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-12

on tssa'ifst shsay is, tsulf fss,.
eaumanaiaE nns sisu - aaaad aHa
useaaisias tihtsi fiss eash. tsiasss
sssT tsrms see shfs tauewev rsis.
abans wai Mills West a. f#tg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-12

tQEaiea. new room rutfaFe. rofches
fruni and back electric lights hard oak
nnlfh. near car school and woodland
tsafh view ~ Alki Point, 81 SEQ $500
"a residence tipa Fremont Ave Phone
North itaa ar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-12

Our uius hsss sE Hos T. fsir,
10 a. = sd ~ q ssrutshins AS "a.
riaias shd saxs Int tstsiiH An4 tsi5s zee
sgs . te so - ef ra,aiirF ttl,
.svss soa teinisrs So 30 81 q gpeA ias
q rainuaa wiin az Haint hsi ls uses
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sea- fsr nsa ,sss Mss nss fsass sat /
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sfn p-lai sttns.ns esashlass q tatsF "a.
81 wsrs essi.r sna seas iasrss than
,hs ga suite nisss u3fs - railis gasi
sseg r ess.'s, .srs 's,.,ss Y "a -.ss
fsiar carts snd thas Htis taas ~ ?.
tgrn mail free. sess F@ai wiiheat saafss
wtxuowa
VITA ear fressrn leiii aha easnrists or
esaisetiea. - an a.sAs ininsilai- -
agssy % seg 80, asa "anso~ -
isssss ass ] 4. n ~ "a Is
- torrNdn ruoNr wtNnawa
hetian slass sssn tag si@ss stss1 ~.
~ tensg 80 49, -
3 n wu.tiAMs co.
rns largest sra MOSS tssosssiY tme@a
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1nst kffiFet Gar ~ nFahe hafsas
weiahg 3 aea - aaa "a also ens faas
dHfeiaE WARS caaaf te faIa TaEe aHafh
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MahaHaN aff
Mnea saas ~ sale usin iffe 3atf
sa~laF nss1 sfass e. = taaasfa NssA.
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