davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-31
LOCAL AND GENERAL
If you really want it, you can real
ly get it by letting a Bulletin Want
Ad. do it.

Rent Franklin cars Stlsyds. Stbls.'
New enibrlileries at whitney &
Marsh's.
Allegrettis chocolate creams only
at Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd. f"
The steamer Neyadan will sail on
the I'd instead of the ith of April.
Mystic Lodge No. will meet this
evening at 1880 In the X. of p. Hall.
Try the beer nj the Hoffman. Ev:
cry glass Just as cold as 1t should be
and as snappy as can be desired.
Coat your iron roofs with ARABIC .
You ~ill be surprised at its cooling
and presorvative properties, California
Feed Co.. agents.
Tenders will soon be invited for a
new schoolhouse at Paia. Maui, which
Is to be o beauty, Superintendent
Marston Campbell says.
The White Family Rotary (lock and
chain stitch) is the best sewing ma
chine in the world. Benny & Co.. Ltd.
agents, 1866, Fort street. Phone 4SS.
For the very best wrapping paper
and Irvine, go to the Hawaiian News
Co., Ltd Strong, flexible, light paper
In every size, of the best make ant
material.
| The secret of the success of lnsnr
ance as an Institution Is that II comes
when you need 1t the most. Are 20,
neglecting this safeguard? Hawaiian
Trust Co., Ltd, 1928 Fort st.
The Mariana brought the following
1889 bags sulphate of ammonia, 55l
carcases frozen mutton, 800 crates
onions, rs packages whisky 22 cases
butter and quantity sundries.
For wear, service, looks, and econ
omy, no ready.made roofing can cont
pare with Ruberold. 1t Is elastic
odorless, and water, fire, and acid
proof, Levers & Cooke, 1T s. KIM
st.
T. NJ. Harrison has won his CLAIM
of lien on the $500 appropriation
coming to the estate of the late FRAN
LucweikO. The amount Is about $500
made up of attorneys fees and
money advance. Judge Lindsay rel
dered the decision yesterday.
The Rainier Bottling Works, phon,
1881, has received its stock Of cele
brated book beer. This Is made iron
Al malt and whore the water Is fire.
from contamination. The stream
which flow down the sides of Noun
Rainier are noted for their purity an
all Rainier beer is made from tina
water. II will be on sale tomorrow
April /, at all bars or wholesale at tn
Rainier Bottling Workglphepe 1881,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-31

Continued on Page {
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-31

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
First Circuit, Territory of Hawaii. At
Chambers; in Probate. In the Mat
ter of the Estate of Gilbert Waller,
Deceased. Order for Notice of Heari
ing Petition for Probate of Will. A
document purporting to be the last
will and testament of Gilbert Wal
Ter, late of Honolulu, Oahu, deceased,
having on the 31st day of March, A,
ID. 1908, been presented to said pro-
bate court, and a petition for the
probate thereof, and for the issuance
of letters testamentary to William
been filed by Mary Adelaide b. Wal
Ter, II Is hereby ordered that 49,
day, the go, day of ...........,
A. ID. 1908, at .. O'Clock E. m, OF
said day, at the court room of said
court, at Honolulu, Oahu, Territory
of Hawaii, be and the same hereby
Is appointed the time and place fol
proving said will and hearing said
application. 1t is further ordered
that notice thereof be given, by pub
| lication, once week for three
successive weeks, in the Evening
Bulletin, newspaper published IN
said Honolulu, the last publication tc
be not less than ten days previous tC
the time therein appointed for hear
ing.
Dated at Honolulu, Territory Of
Hawaii, March 81, 1908.
ALEXANDER LINDSAY. JR.,
I'd Judge Circuit Court First Circuit
Attest:-JoHN MARCALLINO,
| Clerk
! 39G4---Mar. 81; Apr. Z, IA, n.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-31
SUGAR
s,exsn,nrehygy,.,g,ya!nsl a.,y.nrly,s


The raw sugar situation, always
center of vital interest to Hawaii, IS
assuming a status that carsCs maEy
of the best experts to figure tnat the
limit of high prices has by no mean,
been reached
The Cuban sugar crop is showing up
much shorter than the most pessi.
mlstic reports represented early In the
year. There are some who claim that
the whole Cuban crop will not amount
TO more than 100000 tons and while
this Is drawing It very strong. there
is every reason to believe that the
crop will be not less than 500, 900 tons
short and the total outturn of Cuba
this years may not reach a million
tons.
The experts who were predicting
four cent sugar early In the year are
now beginning to suggest that FIVE
cent sugar need cause no surprise.
A very good review OF the raw
sugar situation is given in the follow.
ing published by the Federal Report
err of March II. Speaking OF Cuba IL
says:
Eight centrals have closed down
since last Tuesday, and four since last
Friday. These estates have stopped
work, because their cane is exhausted.
The weather In the island could hard
| ly be improved upon, SO far as grind.
ing Is concerned, but, on the cthci
hand, II is so dry that 1t is again do.
ing the crop scrlous injury. Receipts
/ are falling off steadily. and export,
are also small. The figures now he.
gin to show falling off from thoce
of 1906, and this difference will OC
come more marked as the season pro.
crosses. Messrs. Willett & Gray. we
understand have reduced their esti.
mate, making the minimum 1000, 900
tons, with maximum crop of ,lOO,.
600 tons. Certainly reports from tho
island as to the yield are very poor,
and the outturn in most districts IL
falling far short of the original esti.
mates.
! The following Is translation IRON
{ the "Av!sador Commercial Qiayanaj
of Saturday. March 7th. 1893:
| "SUGAR: without doubt some.
thing abnormal Is happening to the
crops Of cIne sugar this year. All cal
.culations made at the commencement
loft the oampaign with regard to these
Icrops are turning out TO be very fan
rom the reality. and II II is taken into
account that the extent of land under
cultivation is at least equal to that
of last year in all the producing coun
tries one must necessarily nscribe the
shortage TO deficiencies or disease OF
the cane in the jntertropical region;
Of America.
"Thus we have the Louisiana cror
which was estimated at 100000 tons
and which has been reduced to $40 900
tons: we have Porto Rico. estimated
ut 25O,OCO tons and which will only
amount to $4,000 tons. while Mexico
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-31
sales-Betwoeh Btards: oahu

Sales-Betweeh Boards: oahu
Sug. Co., s2750; Oahu Sug. Co.
S27.50; ~ Oahu sug. Co., $275O: 30
Oahu Sug. Co., s27.5l; 81 Honomu,
$40: 10 o. r. & l.. Co, S9i. Session:
20 EVA, $3.50; 2S Eva S275O.
Dividends-March 81, 1905: &.
Brewer & Co.. per cmt; Ewa per
cent; Waimanalo, az per cent; Haw.
Electric. Y per cent; Olowaln. / per
cent: Hen. b. & NJ. Co, per cent /;
Ii. s. n. Co, y per dent; Kahuku, /
per cent: Haw. Az. Co, per cent
Hon. X. 7. & l.. Con lquar). per
cent; Haw. Pineapple Co, per cent
Latest sugar quotation 1876 cents or
$500 per ton.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-31
NEW e TO-DAY
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that Lee
York has sold his interest in the
firm or Sun Lee Tai Company to the
undersigned.
SUN LEE TAI co.
3964-3t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-31
LOCAL and GENERA.

Desirable tenants are easily found
for desirable houses by Bulletin
Want Ads.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21
4 Rail- Held At Armory Tuesday Evening
Visit Sugar Factory Today.--Desree
Work by the Order and Auxiliary
This Evening 80 BeIated Dele
gates Are Still Arriving.

Cantons Rogers and Pueblo had CON-
pleted their drills the judges got
.ogclner 3nd compared their percent
axe on 10 n:S There WIS Dut little
.i,t.rente in tny Of the three and
ire judges 'ocl' some ito time 20
final decision. Canton Rogers was
given first prize, 5000; Canton Arap-
ahoe second, $175; and Canton Pu-
eblo third, $3.50. There being nc
competition for fourth prize it was
divided equally among the three win
ners which entities them to an ad-
ditional one-third of 500. After
the contest the five Cantons presen>
fell into line for the Grand Review
by Department Commander Col. Geo
W. Bonney an dthe department Off
GERS. At the conclusion of the re-
w. Bonney and the department Off
prizes and medals to the Captains oil
the winning teams.
In the Ecvcning.
From to 9 in the evening. the
,Rebekahs entertained all delegates
and visitors at |. o. o. F.. hall, and
at $50 the Armory was crowded TO-
the grand ball. Just as the line was
forming for the grand march, the
lights went out and 1t took ten min
utes before the fuse was repaired.
There were just 100 couples in
line directed by Capt. ]. A. Taylo.
and led by Grand Master hewitt and
Mrs. Kruger of the Rebekahs. II
would have been a beautiful drill
had the hall been large enough fol
the marchers.
This evening the subordinate lodge
will confer the first degree at the
Armory and the Oasis Lodge Will dc
the same at Elk's hall.
The Sovereign Grand Lodge en-
tertainment committee held specia
meeting at the Camfield hotel last
evening. Business of much import
ance was attended to with reference
to the last meeting of the Sovereign
Grand Lodge held recently in Den
yer.
Visit Sugar Factory.
At O'Clock this afternoon the
Great Western Sugar Co., threw opeI
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21
THESE DELEGATES
WERE SNOWBOUND
THEY STARTED LAST SUNDAY
Three Delegates from South Park
In Snow Drifts.

N. P. Anderson a delegate to tie
Grand Lodge left Kokomo, Colo.
town on the South Park this side -
Leadville, at 10 o'clock Sunday
morning and just arrived here this
morning. Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor of
Breckenridge. also delegates, We're
on the same train and all had an
experience they would not care to
repeat. 1t was noon Sunday when
their train became snow-bound at
Boreas. small station this side of
Breckenridge. The snow was four
feet deep on the level and there were
drifts higher than the train. Engine
after engine was sent to the relief
also an army of section hands with
shovels.
The train consisted of four coach
es and six engines-four ahead and
two in the rear. An immense snow
bank was encountered at Boreas ana
the six engines had to buck their
way through few feet at time.
Many of the passengers moi brought
no lunch and had nothing to eat lor
two days and two nights. AT noon
Tuesday the train succeeded in reach
ing Como, where the passengers
were given their dinner. The three
delegates arrived here at S:3o TINS
morning practically worn out from
excitement and delay. Many deie-
gates from the western slope nave
been unable to get here on account
of the terrific storm.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21
Moon GuIch Mining COMPANY.

Articles of incorporation OF lle
Moon Gulch Mining Company I.Ne
been filed in the recorders '.'-
The company will carry on its o0-. ~
tiops in Gilpin county but the A...,'
will be located in Greeley. The I'-.
bers of the corporation are - l,...'
Edward Brewer Louis Il TracN
iel j. Rex. Owen +. Brumhau - y.
Indiana and William Lloyd
and Decker Lee of Colorado
company is capitalized to the al.-'
of 100000 The directors .g
j.. Brewer, l.. +. Tracy, w l.. Ng.
Frank u. Coulter and EdWaIN y
NuShauIn.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21
NARROWED YOUNG WOMAN.
She Was Rescued from Her Island
This Morning.

Special to the Daily ~ri une
Lamar, Colo, Oct. 21.-Miss Kate
Downing, the young woman who for
twenty-four hours has been ma
rooned on an island in the Arkansas
river, was rescued from her position
this morning, nearly dead from cold
and exposure. She, with her aunt,
was attempting to ford the swollen
stream early yesterday morning,
when the buggy was swept away
from them. For a time they clung
to the horse. but finally lost their
grip there. The elder woman was
drowned, while her niece was swept
down stream to the island, from
which she was rescued today.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21
GLENMERE PARK
TO BE ENLARGED
ASSOCIATION BUYS MORE LAND
Lake Also to be Made Bigger. Beauty
Plans Growing.

The Glenmere Park association to
day acquired from the Colorado
Mortgage & Investment Company,
nearly eighteen acres of land lying
directly west of the present holding-
of the. association.
The association is composed of a
few Normal school professors and
two or three others, who some time
ago bought a tract of land in the
extreme southwestern part of the
city. or really outside of the limits.
including section of the gulch that
runs up that direction.
A dam was built across the gulch
and a little lake formed. This lake
will now be enlarged to cover seven
acres, by the raising of the dam ar
nAaitional ten feet. The association
viii lay out the grounds park fash
|Noned and members will build thel
homes along the curving drives o.
on the banks of the lake. WheI
tbe entire scheme has been worket
out. it is expected that it VIII e'
second to few residence parks II
the country.
In addition to the eighteen acre:
bought by the association. j, I. stew
art. member OF the association. als'
bought five acres of land lying north
west of the original holdings OF the
association. -,
The whole thing is in line VIII
the civic beauty plans suggested pN
C. b. Blake, landscape architect
when he was here last summer
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21

l. won the next meeting or
md Encampment and Grand
and the date has been liked
third Monday in October for
and Encampment and the
tuesday in october for the
Lodge Cripple Creek was
, city which made any prcten-
ovard a contest, but early
orning the representatives
1at city withdrew from the
A started to work for Pueblo.
mornings session Pueblo
only city nominated, and the
IS unanimous.
belated delegates arrived to-
INV of whom came from the
slope, and were delayed by
IN.
morning session at the Re-
.ssembly was devoted to hear
orts Of committees anl cleo
officers. The following were
Viola Williams, Coal
president; Sallie ST. Clair,
yice-president; Lydia Mar
sblo. warden; Mary Thonr-
orence. treasurer; T.. V. l..
Denver, secretary.
lew officers will be installed
Is and after the installation
sident appoints the conduct
plain, grand marshal, mar
side and outside guards.
Iieds of citizens and visitors
the biting cold Tuesday nj
10 witness the prize drill by
triarchs Militant on Meeker
Fort Collins and Boulder re-
enter the contest after wit
the excellent work by the
and two Denver Cantons.
anton in turn was escorted
center OF the field by the
and Fort Collins bands mum
ONE 80 pieces. Canton Arap-
Denver was first in the drill.
ted OF is men including oiii-
he maneuyer lastea some 20
and every motion was close
wed by the official judges
re Captain Taylor, captain
and Col Boomer. After
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21
Another Rig Mccling.

The Swedish American l'op1 -
club has arranged for biz
the Opera House next SaturoAN +,
ming. October "a. A good pre- =,
has been prepared and viii ,o".i
of music. songs and speeches w ~
following weli-known mon: 90
cruor Jesse +. Mcdonald, Mr.. ". n
Carlson, Rev. G. A. Brnndeilv. sx-
the Swcdcs in the county NJ al
pcctcd to be in attendance ana
time In assured
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21
SURPRISE PARENTS.
Birthday Dinner Given for Mrs.
Glazier.

Birthday Dinner Given for Mrs,
Glazier.
Misses Mamie, Winifred and Alic'
Glazier. entertained with q dinner
party Tuesday evening. in honor OF
their mothers birthday. The affair
was a complete surprise to both
Mr.. and Mrs. Glazier who returned
at $3.50 O'Clock and found the guests
assembled and the dinner ready tc
be served. The daughters OF the
house had prepared an excellent din,
ner and also baked birthday cake
The table was prettily decorated, &
white azalia forming q centerpiece
with festoons of autumn leaves from
the chandelier to the table.
The guests were DR.. and Mrs. j. A
Weaver, Mrs. Pitts Smith and Miss
Luna Smith,
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21
TWO TRAIN LOADS
OF LAMBS TO FEED
BUYS sLXTY-SEVEN CAR LOADS
me Eaton Men Close Big Deal in
Denver.


j. w. Smillie and 7. II. Wilson
were in Denver Monday and closed
a deal with Snyder of Fort Morgan
and Bitterman of New Mexico for
81 cars of lambs for winter feeding.
AS there is an average of $50 lambs
TO car, this makes something over
22,OOO lambs that will be brought in
within the next two weeks and divid-
ed among the feeders. Those who
VIII have cars from this lot are Dick
Blake, Dave Wales. Arthur Ling,
a. B. Bills, T. H. Wilson. Geo. Oliver,
Chas. Leeper, Frank Hurich, Will
McCracken, Jim Karr, w. r. Clark,
j. W. Smillie, Hub Nix, R. M. Hay
Shorn, R. NJ. Hutchinson and Yves
stroll. Haythorn will take six cars
for himself and Clark will take
to be proportioned out among his
renters.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21
TWO MEN SCALDED.
Peculiar Accident in Brush Sugar
Factory.

Special to the Daily Tribune
Brush. Colo, Oct. 2l-Iwo men
James Workman and John Miller
were terribly scalded in one OF the
carburators of the sugar FACTORY
here this morning by careless
workmeu turning on the steam whi.e
five men were working in the tank
Two other men were less seriously
scalded. while John Nestle, the nero
of the affair, pulled all the men out
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21
TOMATO CROP SHORT.
Canning Factory ut Work ON me
kraut.

The output of the Empson N"h-
ming factory will fall much shoil ~
their expectations for the initial s"'-
son. The tomato crop was extreme y
light and the factory has it laid dNHy
already. The plant is nov euLls u
in cutting kraut which must rcWa. II
in the brine for couple OF N'.N'
before starting to can. AnothNI \
weeks will wind up the cannins ~
dustry i'm this section.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21
A short Council Meeting

The city council cohoiu"V"
deliberations in very lew ,,,r
ents Tuesday evening. All mem
were present and besides ltiv usu", '''''.,
routine of bills, etc, Two otuin"' "a,
were passed creating two seWtr ,inn V's
tricts. Nos. 81 and ~ a sotu., w.,
was passed authorizing the .a, 'r"'s.ot
OF certain moneys from thv No, '
fund to the library iuha Mhl'n ,',,.'
by mistake been added TO VIZ ss,"oa,
nj fund at the beginning OIL t'o '''>''
ypnr
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21
GIVES LIFE FOR OTHER MAN.
Heroic Act of Denver section N'"'
This Morning.

Spccial to the Daily Tribune
Denver. Oct. 2l.-Ferd key was
,rorrd ,o deotb under the wheels OF
a Denver & Rio Grande engine TINS
morning. just after rescuing one OF
his suhordinates from the wheels OF
another engine. Key is section FORE
man and Willus John is the other
work imam.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21
Narrow Escape for RILEY.

Special to the DAILY if'ou"' ,,.,.u,
Durango. Colo, oct u,,o
seated with his family at ms no''e
last evening, j. T Riley one OF w
most prominent business men ol ,u.S
city, narrowly escaped ass"ss,u',,J,' s,
A bullet was fred through ,nc VIII VIII
dow being imbedded III 'he wall
naor Tillpy's head.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21

the entire plant for inspection OF
visitors. The local reception com
mittee had perfected all arrange
ments to take the visitors to the
plant and show them through.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21
,u,,hcv Tenement Fire.

Special to the Daily Tr'pune
New York. oct. 2l.-Three were
burned to death and four others 'nr,an, sa,-
iously hurt in another tenement men.
house fire this morning on East
Third street.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21
F. o, HAVNER
HACh NJ AN

wv 7th Ave. SreeIoy, No10
Successor to Z. w. S. Freeman.
Passengers to all parts OF the city.
Stsnd-Union Tea a. Coffee Co.,
Phone Weld 1866. residence Phone
Weld 120.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21
St1oar Beet and Potato Land
WHERE ALFALFA GROWS

have potato land from in The BIZ H y e
O
when pr9perImd the rai2a and
hin five m
WS esh M ar P" % u, md sS S. ne
r hs S crop The 6iSssss % a haf e fs
made and Goth OF October ana on 'he ''o anu " " ~
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21
Good Farmers
Wanted

Largest average yield OF sugar ca
Alfalfa, eight to ten cuttings yearly
unlimited water under co-operati
Soil, the richest in the world All
tains.
Tweuty-four hours nearer eastern
towns. good citizens. fine schools.
We own and control more than /,
for plow. VIII rent in 2O-acre tract:
nj from $50 to S75 per acre. More
than thirty Boulder farmers ana
business men have bought REASON
able terms.
See us for literature. Homeseek-
ers' excursions first and third Tues
days, personally conducted. write
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21

The development of the Lover Rio
Grande Valley. Texas. by irrigation
offers to the farmer farm where
results are enormous.
Climate, like Southern California.
makes possible the growing OF mel
ons, Bermuda onions, vegetables,
fruits and grapes, four to Sin weeks
earlier than California.
me in U. S. Forty tons to the acre.
p. worth now $500 per ton.
we canal.
uvial deposit from the Rocky noun
markets than California. t,o"I
00u acres. cleared. fenced and r"aGI
S. or more, TO right parties. "' -
Park & Holmes
Owners and Agents
BOULDER, COLORADO
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-03

\ efter. which MS ia ieea eoa5 a@7s to | gotumamgIQon published ay ja. Iaa.as Iardan, superintendent ge faa F8s Blat1 aubGe schools. sev- 5at# #N5eka aso. =tu WbI1a He= criticised jhy members of the CIjl Council de ctaFiug that t had acted without ato- per autheriJ. u referrtos to ,ho Water in use at lhe cjjy schools as being impure. WAS read before that bodY last nisht al its regular monthly meet ili,s. Ehe leGtef was addressed to CbN Clerk W, \. Aee. and was in r9- ply .o q request made ny the eoun- cH nf Dr Jordan. through the city clerk. tbaf water filters be placed in all as me public schools. The action .of ahe council Was promPted by a re DOT, made to t aN City Sanitaeian Davies in which Jhe health o0jeja. stated that the water used at the vaf- .ous wa1c seh0ots was rnsanitury and detauueat to the health Of tAe pupils
 The tone o1 the letter received from Dr Jerda1 is theauore interesting be cause f compliments tAc 1tN lesisla- Rive body tortheir interest lp the aat- ter. Nnd especially SO, when it is re- membere1 that pr. lordau ;ook eN- captions to inc request ei the alder men relative to the nse of filters in ithe schools and incidentally charged them with proceeding wjtAou. first .hayne aeaoaiEtd themselves wita 10e tne facts.
 Dr X C Jordan. alderman rom the Third ward. answered lie eom- munic2t;on of Superintendent Jordan at he time and his reply was very
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-03
 HOW THEY FELT TIE PANle.

The railroads Wege uot lhe enl
 great public-soryee corporations which eN2elieueed heavy decline ia business beause= oI- depressed aeae.al conditions Nccordin4 to the Weste5s Union Telesraph Camnany's report fo2 the wear ending June &Qth, made pas. lie in New York the other day. 1.a number of messases received and transmitted fen off l2,42S 26l. cash receipts consequently falling $4.27l : 194 below the preyious years In this result strikes as well as bast
 ness depression We're a factor. Aver
 age tolls per message remained the same, but cost of handling business -Tas so increased ny the strikes thu, this branch of the eompany's business showed a small net loss for the year Notwithstanding these conditions dut
 ing a good part of the year, the years expenses were reduced $f&52.3St, leaving the net loss in revenue =
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-03
stisE Eti.

To ny ilIends and patlue=: Jake sleasHge n rotiiyiee yoa nd the public that have rented the $, f7oi; aaildias Formerly aecupie ay E'rel I Il1z:zrd Ne f27 Main asf,rt. Fino BHH, and with tho stock }f sIYiskeys, .glpes, cigars and tobacco -s.J Wss sci apa1.' t4 '5e as aff# eNs.aa fo=- t1 tae Jats,a States D 5siyt @amH Eil1 move te said stand. and will at all times a3adIo and sap1!4 -he brands q wa:a'.eEs. wines =ei2a a'#t .ohGcco 0Jlama0le
 rhankius lou Tor Tou s4s 2at= ase, aaG Ieeing to sea ze3 Il 4s new stand, a@, rasDe- eGlIH.
 x. f. ,ieak4