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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-03-01
DONE IN a HURRY
ENGLlsHMAN GOT SAMPLE OF
YANKEE HUSTLE.
Probably to the Day Of His Death He
Will Marvel How So Much
Was Done In Such a Short
Space of Time.

English people have queer ideas
about what Americans can dc. One
OF them. however. regards American
hustle as phenomenal. and this Is
why:
The EugliShman came to this SIDE
to marry an English girl, who, with
her people, had settled near Boston.
The young woman's relatives were not
able to so to New York with her. so
they put her in charge OF q middle
aged male friend. who promised 10
meet the young man. see the girl safe
ly married. after which the couple
we're to return Immediately TO Eng
land.
Tho steamer arrived. and the girl
and the family friend met the young
man. The latter, being a stranger. was
more than willing TO leave all details
for the wedding in the hands OF the
American, who. after temporarily In
stallinS the two ut a Broadway hotel.
started out to look FOR a minister. 1t
was in the early fall. and a few OF the
better known clerSymen were back in
town, so that the friend made several
~ LII uAl " SANN~'1 ~ As
anyone TO tie the knot. Finally. on
his way back to the hotel. he passed
the doors OF a well-known church n
noticed n florists wagon standing In
the street. Two men were bringing
palms out OF the church and placing
them in the wogan.
Hold on 4 minute" said the friend.
where's your boss?"
One OF the men went into the
church and fetched out the florist.
Been having a wedding?" queried
the friend, and the florist replied in
the affirmative.
"Parson here YETI" he continued.
The florist said he was.
Call off your men a minutes said
the friend as he disappeared in the
direction OF the yestry.
Time 10 tie another knot. p~arson?"
he asked. breaking in N the minister,
who was getting into his clothes.
The minister looked at his watch.
Just Is minutes before | must 80
to catch a train" he announced.
All right, III be back" said his
visitor.
His interview with the florist was
just as brief.
Take ten dollars to leave the
plants and flowers here a half hour?'
he asked. and almost before the for
list could reply he found himself stand
ing with a ten dollar bill In his hand.
while the energetic Goa tails OF the
stranger were dying out behind him
a block away.
1t took eight minutes to get the cou.
pie to the church from the hotel. which
luckily was only four blocks away. In
n little over 10 minutes the knot was
tied. Then the Englishman looked
around the church. The big, massive
pillars were twined round with smIlax.
with which roses intcrmlnglcd. The
altar was a bank of flowers and plnts,
and the pcws were ribbon festooned
n flowers twincd.
The Englishman was surprised. He
looked at the decorations and he
looked at the American. Then be
spoke.
by George" he said. in awe.strick.
en- tones. How eve in the world did
you manage to get all this done In that
little bit OF time?"
The American smiled the superior
smile OF one who has done n great
thing and said: "Oh, that's nothing.
We're used to doing things In a hurry
here"
And the Englishman presumably is
still telling his friends stories about
this sample of Yankee hustle"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-03-01
To whom 1, Stay Concern.
STATE LAND OFFICE,

-
CARSON CITY. Nevada, January 10. ieo7.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT III
~ State OF Nevada, under Section 3 OF the
Act OF Congress approved September 4. 1884,
July 4, 1853 and June s, ls6s, has filed in the
United States Land ONCE at Carson City, Ne
vadu, List No. Ss2 OF lands selected under said
Act. and has applied for q patent for said
lands; that n part Of said list is open to the
public for inspection, aud q copy thereof, by
descriptive subdivisions, has been posted In
4 convenient place Ia said United States Land
ONCE for the inspection OF all persons inter
ssied and the public generally.
Within the next sixty days following the
date OF this notice protests or contests against
the claim OF said State Of Nevada tn any tract
or sub division described in tho list, an the
rrourd that tint same - NOR valuable FOR
-.iu,ral Than agricultural! purpOseS, will be
received and noted by i!c Register and Re
ce!yrr % the United s atts Laid ONCE CT
Carson City, Nevada, tor ,cIori 10 tie General
Land once al Washington, DC
The following art the subdivisions iescrile e.
TO wit:
L. US. w. y Sec. 10, 4 81 y. X. IS E.. NJ
d. ". containing 81 acres. o
r.. ID. KELLEY.
State Land Register OF the State OF
Nevada.
Date OF first insertion Jan. l., 1907.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-03-01

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
= Fourth Judicial District OF tho State OF
Nevada. In and for the county OF Elko.
In the matter OF the estate OF John
friedrich ReiuAcn, Dcceased.-Noticc 10 Crcdi'
tors:
Notice is hereby given that on the som dag
o. January, 1907. by order OF tho Fourth Jul
uicial District Court OF this State OF Ncvuda.
Ia and for the County OF ~Elko-duly madc-ihe
undersigned was appointed Exccuirix OF the
last will and testament Of said John friedrich
Reinkeu, and has duly qualified as srch
Executrix.
All persons having claims against said de-
ceased or said estate are hereby notified that
they are required 10 die the same win thc
! proper vouchers and statutory aridaytts ut.
tachcd with the clerk OF said court within
three months from the said date OF GrsI publ
cation OF this notice.
BERTHA ". REISKES,
ExcCuirlx OF the last will and testament
o; John friedrich ReiUkcn. deceased.
OTTO r. WILLIAMS,
Attorney for EXcCutr!X.
Dated January 81, 1877.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-03-01

i"twccn the Nth Of joy and the 18th
~ Hnvuat the" were stolen from the
DnGphy Estate field on Magic Geek.
live head Of end fl. horses.
DEaC"IrIIoS.-OIr gray hotaD very
proud and sh"wy unt'r gRdulr, weight
betwcom 1900 HnI ZOO. One snrrcl,
points Of car- frozen or. wonld he
termed crop cared. Three buya-unc
has 4u:nll whit" spot on forehead and
'"t ~" weak and generally wntrry.
Another bay hRa white spot un fore
head, white pot on nose, front uDklr-
slightly S;nlkcd. The ozh,r II u brIgh;
bay with email whit" spot III lett eye.
All the hOrscs are branded Z 5 on
thigh ms illustrated in cut above.
y reward of $40 will bt. paid for the
return Of allth" n0r'rr nud 500 will
also he paid Ter intor mntior lending a.
the arrest aud conviction ~ guilty
DartieH. Address all Information tr ,h.
.DUHrHY F"-,TE,
Bcnwawe. .~vHd,.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-03-01
To Clean Black Straw Hats.

Make a polish with half an ounce
powdered black sealing wax and nut
It in n bottle, add half a pint OF pur,
alcohol; put In n warm place, shake
frequently, and when Of the consist.
ency Of cream it will be ready for
use.
TO clean tho straw, brush all dust
out OF the hat and apply the polish,
beginning ut center Of crown and
working round the straw.
Black chip. brush out dust and rub
on puro oil.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-03-01
rho vanl,hlna Humnn VOICE.

A few more years and our cars will
no longer be charmed by the aweet
tones Of the tenor and the soprano.
Tho present fashion Of violent sport Is
rSrstag q most disastrous effect on tho
singrTa powers OF the lungs and Il Is
probablb that our do4sondsnts will
neycr be able to enjoy tho operas Of
Verdi OF Roslni owing TO the doarth
OF singers.-La R~epublique Franchise.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-03-01
Ia PenaY ln2

There Is an oil story OF n simple
Highland lass who had walked to
Glasgow to Join her sister In service.
On reaching a tollbar on the skirt u
the city, che began TO rap smartiy
Win hor knuckles on The gate. Tho
toll.koopor came out to SEQ what sho
wanted please. sir, is this Glas.
gowY she inquired. Eyes. this "a
glasgow" Please" said the girl, 10
Peggy in7o So "
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-03-01
A Sleeplnu Bird.

II you have n pot bird, look Mt It
closely when It is asleep. and you will
SEQ that 1t does not. as Is generally
believed. tuck It's head under its
wing. You have heard all yonr life
that a bird sleeps In that way, but It
does not; 1t turns Its head and lays
1t on the soft and yielding feathers OF
It's back, which sometimes entirely
hide II.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-03-01

P~eevishness may bo considered tho
cankor OF life that destroys IT'S Wig.
or and checks It's Improvement: that
creops on with hourly d]eprcdations
ana taints and v~Itiates what II cannot
consumo.-Johnson.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-03-01
Bnlnnn., ~ L,n.anr,

Balance ~ treasIry... 5ti. iiG 63
The above balance stands Ia the
credit OF the various funds ~ pc,
Troasurer's Balance Sheet. dai.-i Jan.
]. 1907.
T"REAsuRER BALANCE shkE1.
Cash II treasury 10 tho credit " NJ,
y n funds. Jan. |. 1907:
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-11
BRIEF DISPATCHES.

The cholera outbreak Is gaining
alarming proportions in the city OF
Tokyo, Japan.
The strike of the furriers in New
York has ended. s 1000 men returning
to work. '-'.'..'' 49,
Chas. H. Deem, Of Moline. Ills,
head Of the implement manufacturing
company which bears his name, is
critically III at the Lakeota hotel.
Plans that will convert Valparaiso
into one OF the worlds largest and
best ports have been accepted by a
committee appointed by the president
for the purpose. French engineers
submitted their proposal, The work
will take nine years.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-11
STOLE CHURCH RELICS.
Land Office Business Done by Agent
Of French MiIlionaires.

Paris, France, Oct 1O.-Consldera'
bic sensation has been caused By the
remarkable confession of Antoine
Thomas, Of Clermont-Feran WAC was
arrester, with his mother and sister,
charged With completely In the theft
OF the famous cope OF Ortiz, which be-
longed to the state, and was valued
at $40 900, from the Church OF Am
bazac, near Limoges.
For months precious relics have
been disappearing from churches, Gre
ating the impression that a gang OF
thieves were. Systematically at work.
Thomas who gave himself up to clear
mis- mother and sister, now asserts
that this theory Is correct. He de-
clares that after the passage OF the
church and state separation law and
the taking Of the church inventories
began, antquaries of Paris, some OF
whom are mElionaires, hired him and
others to go through the country and
bribe the parish priests to surrender
the relics and substitute counterfeits,
which could be turned over to the
state.
He says this plan OF operation con-
tinued for months, but as many Of
the most valuable church treasures
could not be counterfeited he finally
went boldly into tne business OF
wholesale burglary Thomas estimat.
ed the amount Of his roOberles at
$500 900.
The cope OF Orth belonged to the
Order OF Grammont, or Grammon-
tains, whose monastery was situated
at Muret, near Lmonges. 1t dis
appeared during the French reyolu-
ton. when toe order was dissolved.
and later turned up in the Church Of
Ambazac, from which II was stolen,
Thomas says he sold 1t to an anti.
quarry Of London for $40, 900. He
further declares that the antiguarieS
OF Paris get rid Of their "plunder" in
England and America, and announced
mis- intention to make clean breast
Of It,.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-11
A Late New York Fad.

New York, Oct. l0.-Canes and
SwRsger sticks for young women are
the latest lad here, Several OF the
feminine eXponeu,S Of the idea have
been seen IN Firth avenue carrying
slender CaDes. The new walking sticks
are not more tNau halt an inch In di
Amerer, Well polished and without
much ornament, /, is stated that II
is considered proper 10 carry such
canes a. ,hese Vita tailor made suits
with short skirts, I'D those Nno have
Shem are uuJ supposed Ia bear even
q purse cor a pccLCtouoh
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-11
SOFT YAM sPlNNERs.
Association Holds Meeting In Atlanta
az Piedmont Hotel.

Atlanta. Oct. lO.-A meeting OF
the Southern Soft Yarn Spinners as
soCiat1on was held at the Piedmont
hotel at O'Clock Tuesday. 1t was
the largest meeting Of soft yarn
spinners OF the south ever held.
OF the 800 900 spind'es in the asso-
citation. more than 954 900 spindles
were represented, q OF the IS mills
in the association having representa-
lives AZ the meeting.
The condition of the yarn market,
cotton market, cancellations. orders.
waste. curtailment, labor. and other
matters OF Importance to the southern
yarn spinuers were fully discussed In
meeting lasting more than four hours
OF continuous session.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-11
PROGRESS OF THE SOUTH.
Each Day Sees Increasing Prosperi-
ty for Southern States.

Eacn 0at sees increasing prosper"
ty for Southern States.
Columbus. Ca, Oct, f0-The Geor.
gia and Alabama Industrial Index
says in the issue for this week:
The coming to the south from elev-
en- countries Of the old world and from
New England OF spinners and capital
lists, VINO are attending a cotton con-
ference in atlanta, Ga. and who will
make a tour of the cotton belt, illus
trates an inevitable and unlnterrupt-
ed tendency.
Mills for spinning cotton have been
coming and will come in increasing
numbers to the south to find their
proper and logical places in the midst
OF cotton fields. In growing volume
dollars follow dollars into this sec.
ton, attracted by the certainly of sub
stantial profit from the development
Of resources when in their variety
and richness are unsurpassed. In
Georgia and Alabama this development
Is little short OF wonderful Week af-
ter week new Industrial plants are es-
established, municipal improvements
projected and upbuilding continues
there steadily.
This week there was the formation
OF a company, composed OF Georgia
and New England capitalists, with
capital stock of 5000 900, to build and
operate an interurban electric railway
so miles in length. Another company
organized by the same people will
build and operate a gas plant, creosot.
ing plant and a plant for the distlla-
ton of resin and turpentine. A COM
pany organized in IN Alabama city
during the week will establish an
electric lighting and power plant, de-
veloping a water-power, build and op-
crate an electric railway, use cleo
tricity in mining operations and later
will build an ice factory. The dehn-
lite projection Of these enterprises
illustrates what Is being done every
week in Georgia and Alabama.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-11
NundredS of Lives Endangered
by a New York Fire.
PROPERTY LOSS OF 100000
E.olIce Have Hard Time In Controlling
Hundreds Of Frenzied Persons, Most
of Whom Were Foreleners-Laree
Number Of Cars Burned.

New York, Oct. 10.--Hundreds OF
1iyes were endangered, thousands OF
persons were thrown into panic, 125
electric cars were destroyed ald a
property loss to the extent OF $780,
900 was cause dby fire In the Four.
teenth street car barns early WedneS-
day morning.
The fire mad gained great headway
before 1t was discovered, and wGen
lhe firemen arrived the walls separat.
ing the big structures from adjoining
tenement houses, were smoking hot.
Instantly word was given to clear
the tenements and the occupants
poured ou into the streets In panic.
FROM that time on the police were as
busy attempting to control the frenzied
JhundredS, most Of whom were for.
signsrS, nc the hremen were in fight
Ems the blaze, which was gaining
hSadway with startling rapdity.
II was not until several priests, at.
tired In their robes, appeared on the
scene and walked through the ssurglng
crowd implotng the people to calm
themselves, that anything like order
WA restored.
The Arsmen working on the fourth
GOor OF the car barn barely escaped
when the Hoor above them came down
with q crash. ..
A few minutes later the Fourteenth
sUtFSW wall OF the building collapsed,
From that time on II was merely a
question Of drowning out the danes
On the barn and several adjoining ten
'Sments whoa had caught Are.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-11

Chattanooga Tenn. OSt lO-The
jury in she case OF Ed Turner. OF
Breathitt COUNTY, KcHtueky. charged
with the murder OF his wife on the
side OF Lookout mountain by cutting
her throat. IA Ap,! last, trough; In
verdict 81 murder In the first de-.
eree, Wlter being oUt only ieS min.
utes Tuesday, ON The stand Tu-'
ner confessed 20 ne murder. He
showed no Interest In The verdict.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-11
Blood Poison from Pin Prick.

Eatonton, Ga, Oct. 10. lawson
Lawrence, who entered Mercer uni.
versity at the recent fall opening to
study for the ministry, has had to re-
turn home on account OF violent case
Of blood poisoning, necessiIat1ng the
amputation Of his left arm, which
was done Immediately. Soon after
entering Mercer an ordinary pimple
which developed into a boil, appeared
on the Young mans arm, and he
opened It with a common pin. In.
Illumination set in, and the amputation
OF the arm was a last resort to save
the young students life.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-11
Conductor DIES Of Wound,

Admission. Ala. Oct. lU.-Frank
Kuigh,On. aged Of, died Tuesday
from a shot received at midnight Mon.
day, when hrld~Gp, robbed and shot
ny Two masked men A. the terminal OF
the car line. Knlghton Vas conduc-
tor aud Was changing the trolley,
when the men stcpred out and pre-
scented guns The robbers 20, Only
small amount. An enor, 20 trace
the robbers with bIoOdhounds as
Ruthless. The motorman was - t0e
other end ol the car IN darkness while
tho men held mp Knish,ou.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-11
MYSTERIOUS SHOOTING.
Man Ran Through Car and Shoots An.
other Who Was sIeeplna.

Detroit, Mich, Oct. 10.-Andrew
Green, of New York city. was the
victim OF mysterious shooting Tues.
day night In the Wabash railroad
yards. He was In the SMOKER OF an
eastbound passenger train which was
being switched to the car ferry. when
. stranger. apparently about % years
OF age, ran through the car and shot
the Now York man as he slept in his
seat The man jumped from tine train
and escaped before the other passen.
gers could realize what had occurred,
At the hospital II was found that
the bullet struck Mr.. Green In the
wrist and In the thigh. The wound
while serious. is not regarded as a
dangerous one.
Mr.. Green said he knew Of no enc
mics aud had no suspicion OF the iden
tity OF mis- aSSallant.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-11
Believed Pending Investigation
will Have Wide Scope.
MAY INVOLVE SHIP LINES
Railroad Maenate Says Five Steam
ship Lines Have Made Dlscrimina.
tlons in Rates In Favor Of Standard
Oil Company.

New York, Oct. 10-The Journal OF
Commerce says that the shipping trade
mere Is greatly interested and some
what concerned at the turn taken by
the federal inquiry into the operations
Of the Standard OIL company, which
may lead to an investigation by the
bureau OF corporations OF the relations
OF the steamship lines with corpora
tons engaged in heavy export bust
ness. This is expected to follow the
evidence given by Philip Harrison,
manager OF the New York Lubrlcat1ng
OIL company.
Mr.. Harrison charged that five
steamship lines had made discrimina-
tons in rates In favor of the Stand
ard OIL company until e firm was
forced to pay more than twice as much
as the trust for the transportation OF
oil. BY reason OF this his company
was practically forced from the South
African territory.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-11
MARRIED HIS GRANDMOTHER
Queer Combination Of circumsta1
In Matrimonial Line.


Chicago, Oct. ia dlspatch to
Record Herald from San Franc
says:
Tom Allison, of Manlius, y.
who married his grandmother, is
on his honeymoon.
my grandfather, DR.. ButfuI
Rochester, was a peppery old field
said ne. FIRST he disinheritedI
sister because she married a bar|
This left me mis- sole heir. HS
cided to marry, although he was
eighty, to keep me from inheritin
estate. didn't know It, but
girl ne picked out was my sweethI
only II years Of age. She decidN
accept, TO save the estate foN
That was nearly six years ago. HS
a year ago and the young VI
whom | called grandmother b
my wife"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-11
ROMANCE ENDS IN COURT.
Arrested Groom Takes Out Habeas
Corpus to Recover His Bride.

wv Pho nSSSNVV VN'e Si'0Ss
Triton, Ga. Oct. 10.-Mr. Bow.
err, a young man who is a clerk for
the Edgewood Fruit company, Of this
place. eloped with Miss %Squlres, a
pretty 14-year.old girl ofSVancevi!le.
and they were married Monday night.
The. young girl was on visit to this
place and while here was met and
won by Mr. Bower. The marriage
was performed at the Methodist par
sonage.
Mr., Squlres, father Of the bride.
heard OF the marriage, an hour later,
and securing his shotgun. II Is said,
he sought out the young couple. He
had the groom arrested and took his
daughter nome.
The groom retaliated with habeas
corpus proceedings to recover his
bride, and 80 the romance Is now In
court
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-11
JUDGE After AIleocd ertbers.

Montgomery. Ma. oct. lu.--JuRc
William II Thcmas. 81 the c,yy court -.
charged the grand jury Monday that
all allegations VI bribery recently
made should oe Investigated This s.
suppose 20 groV out u: charges made
that a Young lawyer aud hts brotnci
aided Ia getting out ot the state Wit.
nesseA Ia the case OF Frank Caney.
aeEro doctor, eAarEed With malpEae.
6ieh
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-11

Zebulon, Ca, Oct. 10
Der term OF Pike superior 4
vened Tuesday, with Jud
Reagan presiding and Solici
worth representing the stat
grand jury was organized b
lection OF T. W. Cochran, 4
Barresyins, - toTSman'
pushing civil business rHfs ~
next week the criminal docket
called. There are sevtral p'
Jail, among them one enari
murder. Court viii pro5a0I
the clyn docket rex, FRIDAY (
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-11

Kingston. jamaica. Oct. l0.-TAe
captain and crew o! n" 5aTkcnune
Ada More,l have arrived here ca 5osrl
iAe steamer Aduira, Dewey Thrt
were jsSeu from tasiy ship last TGurs-
day. ne Mo,,j Ss,ius se,h WrcckCd
aad Na:rr-'N~scd While sgigE from
salem 20 T4ns.slRl.a. Toe vrtcc
~as - GA nre D TIE SgcS OF thc
pSWey.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-11
PRoHl EFFORTS TAKING sHI
Looks Like Alabama VIII Pass a
Prohibition Law.

Montgomery, Ala. Oct. 10,
lowing a big revival, a mOvem
taking shape 10 put the state
prohibition column.
A great rally Is to be he'll
Thursday night, at which a
ment to put this and other q
out OF the selling column
launched.
Several counties have CALL
tiOus and all report certainty 4
ing against whisky. The m
for state prohibition has &
strong Mat It seems certain
extra session OF the legisla
pass a prohibition law.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-11
WEos \ FORMER CONVICT.
UnwSVerins Devotion Of Wealthy Wo.
man Of Worcester, Mass.

Worcester, Mass. Oct l0,--Miss
Clara Leacn a wealthy woman Of this
city, has just been welded TO John
W. Mahr, former convict, in 81,
Johns church. the ceremony being
performed by Rev, Thomas Griffin
The romance behind tho wedding in.
wolves me uGwayerlng devotion OF o
woman ~ rank 70, business man
whom she loved despite the disgrace
following his arrest, Indictment for
larceny and Incarceration 'ior nearly
four years In jail
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-11
IS 600 rss on Ioeh

Marietta, Ca. Oct. To-
ard ei,y council ~ NaTietf'
a TAX 81 s.. oo9 = year on
60 become effective Jan.
hcen 2 VS. 6AsI OF . moi
or PRO Ten. iIArdrmAe
enthusiasts Prohioiiioq
ssconasa hy Al1efaaH