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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-11-20
ADJUSTMENTS
The Illinois.

lhe ILLINOIS.
sixteenth Street and Second Avenue.)
COMING ATTRACTIONS.
Nov. 2O--SfetsOn's "Uncle Toms Cab
n" matinee and night.
Nov. 2l-ReiiIy 4 Woods Bnrlesque
company.
Nov. 22-2S@The Flints.
Nov. 20 "Just Woman's Way
matinee and night.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-11-20
TO PLAY SkAT In MOLINE
Eighty Expected to Participate in Tour
nan1ent Under Turner Auspices.

Skat players of the three cities will
gather at Turner hall in Moline Sun
ney which marks the opening of the
season. The tourney is held under the
auspices of the Turner society, and it
is expected that 80 players will be
present. Play will begin at 3 o'clock
sharp
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-11-20
THE FLINTS, WHO OPEN A WEEK s
ENGAGEMENT AT THE ILL
NOIS SUNDAY

kings of the occult are the Flints.
Herbert L. Flint is the first hypnotist
to be called in a criminal case and
have his testimony accepted as that of
an expert. The feats that they do are
simply marvellous. The Flints are past
masters in the art Of suggestion, es-
,pecially that part pertaining to pro-
voking, laughter. At the Illinois thea
ter Sunday afternoon and all next
week.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-11-20

Burlesquers Tomorrow. - Tomorrow
evening at the Illinois Reilly & Woods
burlesquers will appear. This is the
9th consecutive season that a bur
lesque company has appeared under.
tho same leadership. which may be
taken as good indication of the
merit of the attraction. Besides two
burlesques there are five vaudeville
acts taken from the Keith & Proctor
circuit
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-11-20
The Elite.

Eighteenth Street North of Second
Avenue.)
Vaudeville at 8, and 9:15 p. m. Two
natlnees Sundays and holidays.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-11-20
The Family.

Second Avenue, East of Nineteenth
Street.)
Vaudeville at 3, and 9:15 p. IN. Two
natinees Sundays and holidays.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-11-20

having the Group by the timely use of
this syrup. This remedy is for sale by
all druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-11-20

All the news all the time - THE
RGUS.
Cañon City record., 1908-12-17
PARK AVENUE, LINCOLN =
PARK TO Be IMPR0v ned

Al the result OF Numerous petit
tons the board Of oqanty oo0nAo1eoa-
ers has decided to grade Park avenue
and oarfeld street On lincoln Para.
work, It 10 expecetsd. viii bsgia fn
the course OF week or ten days. When
the grading has been completed IN sf-
fort will be made to get the owners of
property abutting on the two thor
oughfares to give the roadway coat
ing Of sand. It 10 calculated that
about five hundred wagon loads would
do the job and that the streets In
question would be the best on the
park ~ q result Park avenue and
Garfield atreet have about the heav-
lest trafle Of any OF the roadways on
the south side OF the river and the
contemplated Improvement 10 . matter
Of general interest.
Cañon City record., 1908-12-17
VIIIEs FROM SEATTLE
mT fAIllR STILL LIVES

A lstfer from LAfs Combs to his
fAmily fapm 0aattls. Warrington. =
d6yor a go. statss that his fAther,
Captain J.W, Combs. sr. 10 still alive
and somewhat better than he was q
week ago. Nearly all the family have
gathered about the bedside OF the aged
man, whose recovery in regarded As
impossible. Among the children call
ed to the parental home by the illness
OF Capt Combs are Frank Combs OF
New York City. Miss Blanche Combs
Of Honolulu. Hawaii, J. W. Combs. Jr.,
Of Oklahoma and Lafe Combs Of this
city. In addition to these two soma
reside In Seattle. Captain Combs is
suffering from q canserous affection
TOR which there 10 NO cure.
Cañon City record., 1908-12-17
new LOCOMOTIVES FOR
D. & R. 6. COMPANY

The arst OF the ten new locomotives
purchased by the Denver 4 Rio
Grande railroad company from the
Baldwin works at Philadelphia for
passenger service between Denver and
Ogden reached Pueblo on Monday and
will be at once put into commission.
These engines are numbered 76A to
7s4. The nrst of the TOO series OF 10
comouves were bought nine years ago
and have proved to BE- the most satis-
factory size to use on the mountain
roads.
Cañon City record., 1908-12-17
no CHARITY BALL WILL
Be GWEN TINS YEAR

The time hoaorsd charity bau Of
caaca CITY Lodas No e1e. Dsasvoasat
aAd Protective 0rdsr oe Een. foe -
hong period . fsAanre o1 tAs CArigt-
mAa fsativitiss here. viii not b g1vsn
thsa yeer. The AAAAAeoMaa4 a .tAe
lAll. Aowevsf. n " - tGsA1e aA svi-
1sacs tAa& tAs uks aEs aAy No. aekivs
In tAslr. eAar1y anA tsAayeseDaea
thAn tssmsesy: ~ Aavee 0es lpir
-, - - - 3
ls q 1sae -
tAaA noW. 1Hey ~ u asU1 -
Esaoa b eoatribats tAslr snArs. and
nots - uahins psno,e hAp09s ooec-
laaiy % ne - - - 11uaReased.
eassne ~ hsai1ax eeeeea. q tAess
were AA e ~ nnslEe4 AsFA -
Cañon City record., 1908-12-17
EXPERIMENT IN IRRIGATION
BEING CARRID ON HERE
Alaose One of the Foeeost States IN kfigatson and
Rscaanaaaaon Enterprises, Colombo Does Nothing
10 Assas4 the Federal Govesnment IN lts
ExpesAn,ental Work.

Whi,e the readers OF the Daily Rec
"a know in . vague sort OF . "S
Aat Investigations arc being carried
.on By Q eovernment expert on Lincoln
Park to determine the amount Of ir-
rigation required to produce the best
essults In horticultural very few OF
shsm realize the practical value Of the
experiment that have been conducted
tAoro.
. On the fruit ranch OF w. B. Rowland
- Elm avenue 10 q two acre tract up
q which experimental work In irri-
cation has been prosecuted BY repre-
sentative Of the department Of agricul-
tsrs sincs 1906 and from which con-
'-rabls amount Of ussful data has
hssa obtained. especially % far ~ 1t
eslatss 10 orchard growing In Colo
eaao. All Of the water used in irriEa-
ting this area its measured with math-
snadcal nicety and its results upon
- growth Of the trees and their fruit
- carefully noted and the results
0pevardsd TO ths chiefs OF the depart
nsat 1t Washington. D. G.. from which
AsductSons will bs made in formulat-
~ Q systsm Of irrigation exactly suit
q 70 horticuiturs IN this stats-
NJ. Bryan. sapsriAtsndsut In charge
q - axpefinsatal work In irrieA-
- ssr - 0ovsrnnsat b Tsxas. Nsv
Resaco. Colorado and Wyoming. and
oeAse Rocky Mountain states. is ct
psuDsaa iA Canon City and 10 looking
n1ae u work bsiag done by his sub
GrasnabAs On Ltnooln Park. Mr.. Dry-
a2b haaAQuarssrs are at cAsysnns.
Wysnlag. ana dis ID his Arst year In
- peeasae positioA. having snccseAsd
~. noaA1ng. wAo Uns . neu neatAs
- transferred " he Asthoritiss TO
enctAsr section OF the coantry.
1nofo are. according to Mr.. Bryan.
hof expeffnsatAl statioas in Colo
rnAo, vAsrs the government 10 inves-
taoaEin9 he effects OF irrigation on the
peodnc4s OF the soil. and II 10. he says.
Assafous OF locating within the boun-
larSss OF this stats nfth cooperative
oEasSon. they are located At Loveland.
NpSAy Toed. Canon City and Eads.
ana ali are contributing their share To
- gsasral knowledge OF the subject.
The stations at Loveland and Rocky
Nord are for the purpose Of enabling
- uovos1maat experts TO study ths
varying amount OF water and differ
sat unoisturss. the application Of wat
e % the sot1 and the different meth
oAs oe culdvsting sugar bssts. etc,
ne station 1t EAds il. perhaps. the
nest sxtsasivs and elaborate in the
Cañon City record., 1908-12-17
LEAP YEAR DANCE A BIG SUCCESS
FROM EARLY EVE TILL EARLY MORN

Although Canon has had the dane
Ing fever ever since Prof. Sam Flint
arrived last September and started his
dancing school yet no one would have
dared to forecast the success Of the
Leap Year dance held last evening
In Annex hall.
About 150 members Of Canons
gentler sex after due consideration
ON the length Of four years made up
tAsir minds that this was The dime TO
play the Joker and get IN he lead. and
accordingiy $50 young nsa had tie
pleasure Of bsing called tue. escorted
70 the ball room. walking On past Tie
doorkeepsr. occupying tie chairs. say
iAg ''des-lighted" or .,Soery." and
then returned to their respective par
entail ao0icilss. In part a1A o. tAs
whole everything wsat elf - s0eueA
- n oyster % . pen-eaka 0lDOor.
Bat vs ia have 10 hat q ss0e q
tAs s1sw eAee- SprNoG \: - s0otal-
.lioa. ~, AoAest1y. AoAt ssy11 knew
we've 1ee1A Merry WiAew
ana utV - eAet
vAsa ve sAv the0 rlaAt b @snt q
- tryaAg - hssp up vitA tAs pAos -
~ TAaA RAosaA1e. ths nAnas - No.
ray aAA lgasA vsat - ~ baak - saF
nGeo oook.
Cañon City record., 1908-12-17
DlED At TEXAS CREEK
MONDAY AFTERNOON
FROM PNEUMONIA

Mrs. Mary Danielson, wife Of N. p.
Danielson, died at Texas Creek at 4
O'Clock Monday afternoon from pneu-
monia after IN illness OF . weeks du-
ration. The family ID expecting the ar
rival OF sister OF the deceased from
California, and. until she has been
heard from the time OF the funeral
will not be announced. Mrs. Danielson
was well known in the western part
OF the county and was 4 woman OF ex-
traordianry character and ability. She
was the mother OF Mrs. F. w. Aiken,
whose husband is the agent OF the
Denver 4 Rio Grands At Cotopazi. The
burial will be at Howard.
Cañon City record., 1908-12-17

A number of out-of-town guests en-
joyed the occasion among whom were
the following from Florence: Messrs.
and Mesdames E. B. Criddle, B. H.
Hopkins, A. Wears and A. J. Sweet
It Is understood Mr.. Flint goes to
Florence real soon to organise . dane
ing class and the Canon young people
surely wish him success for his sf-
forts have tended greatly in avsning
Canon social life during the past thrss
months here.
Cañon City record., 1908-12-17

than local interest The teacher has
received inquiry about the organi1a-
ton from another city. The general
secretary OF the local 7. n. c. A. and
president OF the class, has been called
upon to explain the organization and
its purposes before the state convsn-
ton Of the Young Meas Christian Az
sociation OF Colorado. ct Colorado
Springs. February 4th to 7th. Surely
an effort that 10 attracting state wide
attention ought to b givsa prosband
attention By thoss for whom II b or
ganixed here In this city. There will
b plenty OF text books the latter part
OF the week for all who desire to enter
the class on next Monday eveniag.
call Il the z. u. c. A. about SATURDAY
n yUu dellra Z book. TAe pa9ar S1oos
ing ssfls for 3Sc and TIE cloth for Soc
Cañon City record., 1908-12-17
". N. c. A. MEN ENTERTAINED
! AT LUNCHEON THURSDAY NIGHT
Dr. John R. Robanson a Co1ossdo Sqenss Delivered Most
htsfesting Lectore On tie Bibe and the Necessity q
Its Stsdy Dosing tie Evenmg-C1asses ioe Stsdy q
tie Serptures BE Osganized BY the Local Assoca-
ton. EZ.sH

Thursday evening was a red letter
event in the chronicles Of the Canon
CITY Young Mems Christian Associa-
don, and. 1t is believed. it will work
the beginning of new epoch In the
history of the organization in this
community, as it launched a move
ment for q more systematic study Of
the Bible as the rule of life; upon
which the success of its work 30 lar
gely depends. .... ...
The occasion was characterized by
. large attendance of young men Of
religious impulses; by a splendid
luncheon served by a committee Of
ladies' representing the various
churches Of this city; q nne address
from DR.. John r. Robson OF Colorado
Springs on "The Bible and the Neces-
dty for its Study by Men," by several
vocal selections from Fred Butler Of
New York City. the great singer and
hymn writer, and by a spirit Of fra
tsrnity and good cheer that presages
much for the moral and Intellectual
advancement of the men OF this city.
Secretary Collins presided and
proved himself to be . post-prandial
speaker of NO mean ability. He 1t was
Who Introduced DR.. Robinson. the or
atof Of the evening. Dr.. Robinson was
enensrly mayor Of Colorado Springs
ana 10 now . member OF the exscntiye
eommittse Of the state organisation Of
De 7. n. c. A. and the teacher Of ono
oe the largest Sunday school Bible
Glasses in Colorado. DR.. Robinson's
address was . mastery tribute to the
Bible and the great spiritual and
moral truths II contains. "It was" he
said, "at one time the fashion among
Q certain class Of msn and women to
1isparage the Bible and make light Of
m sacred word. but the fippancy. and
skepticism OF . generation ago was
gradually disappearing and that hu-
manity was realized as never before
that It was the Book Of Books and
that through It's precepts alone could
eternal life be had. II one would sue
ceed in any of the professions or cali
ing that occupy mans energies and
time he must get his inspiration from
the Bible. for within its pages 10 to
be found all there is Of human wisdom
and Of Divine truth
"Men Of whatever Intellectual at
tainments nnd their best and surest
guide In the Bible. From It the states
man, the scientist, the historian, the
moralist and the man OF letters de-
rives his greatest help for 1t is = rec
ord Of the struggles and the achieve
msnts Of mankind in its efforts to free
itself from the bondage and throll-
dom Of sin. The study or the Bible
makes men and women stronger and
better able to bear the burden OF life
It lifts up and encourages and by ita
Inspiration has been produced thai
long line OF heroes and heroines
which has exalted and snnobled the
human race In all ages OF the worlds
history"
II In n matter Of regret that We are
Cañon City record., 1908-12-17

state and 10 conducted in conjunction
with experiments in dry farming.
While the results at Eads have been
useful they have not been ~ graft
Tying as was hoped would be the case
on account of the wind and sandy
character Of the soil. but have been
worth to the cause OF agriculture
many times their cost.
While the station was nrst estab-
lished on Lincoln Park II was found
that ranchers were using altogether
too much water to obtain the best re-
turns from their orchards at harvest
time and an effort was made to rectify
that mistake. It was ascertalned BY
actual measurement that the owner
of one of the largest orchards In the
Canon City district was using four
acre feet per acre OF water annually
for its irrigation. The Lincoln Park
station has shown that . perfect crop
OF fruit can be produced with less
than one-half that quantity Of water
and that II 10 Of better quality than
would have been the case had the
trees been given moro moistnro.
The cost Of conducting these exper-
iments In irrigation II, in most states
OF the semi-arid region. borne Jointly
By the federal and state eovsrnmsnt.
bat thas far Colorado has dons moth
ing In the way oe boariAg ths burden
Of sxpsnss. although invssttgattons
have bsen conducted ON . larger and
moro exhaustive scale here tAaa else
UAAeA
Texas, New MEXICO, Wyoming. Mon
ta1a. UtaA. Nevada, and California
annually sst apart lares suns oe moa-
~ 10 b ussd conjointly with the APP
fDeoSGiAt3oao Of tAs OoSsEaNAt n car
Fyins this work. but not % Wlfh Colo
rado. which has hitherto shown little
or NO enterprise In the matt.r. The
legislature Of Wyoming appropriated
$500 two years ago to assist the fed
eral authorities In its experimental
work In irrigation and considers that
Il made . good Investment
An appeal will Do made to the gem
eral assembly at Denver this winter
to set aside from the public revenues
. sum Of money for this purpose. It
10 very generally agreed that Colorado
should not take any chances in having
this work interrupted or diverted 10
other states. and the incoming lsgis-
lature should appropriate not less
than the amount that has besa spent
hers annually BY the federal govern
ment for this purpose according 10
the plan adopted by other western
states.
Cañon City record., 1908-12-17
INTERESTING LECTURE on THE
EVOLUTION OF ARCHITECTURE

beginhinGs = the VALLEYS Of the Nile
and the T1Gt3s ive or nix thousand
years aeo a through Its development
~ q 6no art under the Greeks and the
Romans to ne present time. Perhaps.
the best idea the writer can give Of his
lecture b tofsay that it began with the
Pyramids a Egypt and ended with
the British Museum.
The lecturer used fifty-six stereop-
tlcon views to illustrate his discourse.
being asslsted in the operation Of the
machine by DR.. Little. He pointed out
the origin icf the various orderP Of
architecturf from the early Egyptian
and Assyrisn down through successive
eras Of classical development to the
Renaissance and composite styles of
the present day. 1t was both enter
tanning and educational and none who
heard IL but must be better able to en-
Joy and appreciate the symmetery and
proportions OF noble building when
ever they box upon it. At the conclu-
sion OF the lecture vote Of thanks
was rendered Mr.: Mac Laren for his
splendid talk. At their next regular
monthly meeting the members Of the
club. and the men of the parish gen.
orally. will be the guests Of Lyman
Robson. senior warden of Christ
church, ct his home on Riverside ave-
nue.. South Canon.
Cañon City record., 1908-12-17
HFTY-FIVE POP I IN
ATTENDANCE AT TEACHER
TRAINING CLASS, Y. M. c. A.

TIE Union Sunday School Workers'
Training Class IL progressing very
nsosly In its splendid undertaking.
Nfty-ave persons were in attendance
iast evening. Several were absent ON
account OF the special services in the
Uaftsd Presbyterian church. The class
vas sxcesdingly interesting last even
ing., ths lesson. being the ,rst on THE
sunday school," BY Marion Lawrence.
TAo author Of these ten lessons was
liDcpsssd. many OF those In attend
aace-navinE heard him speak.
A brief biography OF his life and
aplendid work was given by Mr.. R. @.
lsssbit. Several others spoke OF his
pereonality. sarnsstnsss, snthusiasm.
assp spiritual lifs. sto- TAe ~ q bis
hsing the greatest Sunday school
worker a this OF any other ags 10 the
msans Of much deeper interest os-
he manifested IN HE outlinss. for he
nnovs from practics. nos theory wAol-
b. - shinoB tAat ere vital aAA work.
aAao q tAo averaee Sunday school.
- loesna for nsxt lsoadAy svsalAg ~
osVoA eaoloek 10 the ssooaa 80 ~ tAls
WsaG wuelEsr % ''TAe ooAoel." lt 10
6e0e1 tAak aaAy viii safell = 90
49, - = i-11r|ifs
: ii6i1Sf - p ~ =
p ~ = ltf6 - -
9 a =, il =. 8 =. &
ens1Gs esAosss d t6s seAss In
'a1b s1ty.
gpe - e1assasfai eo seeioa ce
&aS eorese ~ lnAssaat1naAl 01aA6y
Cañon City record., 1908-12-17

unable to reproduce Df. HODln1onD
address verbatim. ct literatim. ct
punctuatim, suffice 1t to state that 1t
was an eminently practical. helpful
talk and will be a stimulus to Bible
study among the young men OF Canon
City. That 1t was greatly enjoyed was
evidenced by the applause received
from his auditors. who were at all
times intent upon the message which
he had delivered.
. At the conclusion of DR.. Robinson's
address Mr.. Butler sang most impress
sively the beautiful hymn entitled.
MY Lord and l." after which Secre-
tary Collins announced that two Bible
classes were to be organised for the
study Of the scriptures among the
men Of Canon City and that they were
to meet at the association rooms for
that purpose every Wednesday even
ing. One OF them would take up "Bibls
Facts and History" and the other
Personal Work" There would be .
luncheon each Wednesday evening at
$50 O'Clock at the association rooms
which would enable tho members OF
the class to meet there promptly with
out going home from their places Of
business. Members would be charged
fifteen cents for the meal to meet the
cost Of its preparation
An men In attenda1ee at TAnrs-
day nights meeting who were dis-
posed to take up the work OF thsDo
classes were urged to give tAair
names either 10 Rev. C. Il SPARKS.
pastor OF Trinity Lutheran church. or
Rev. H. II. Jameson. pastor Of the
United Presbyterian church. and
many OF them responded to the re-
quest. Prof. Henry 4 Smith. Of South
Canon conducts . teachers training
eaass in H1bls study at tho association
rooms every Monday night. but Tie
classes to meet ON Wednesday evening
are entirely distinct from that enter
prise. The class in Personal Work"
will use As its text book . work pre-
pared by DIR. Howard Agnew johnson.
pastor OF the congregation Of the First
FT00OyIeI18n CuUFCn Oh NOAOE00V
Springs- -r.'
No account Of Thursday nights
meeting at the association rooms
would be complete without . refer
ence to the pleasure given to those
present BY the masterful singing of
Fred Butler. He sang at the opening
NY Own United states," . patriotic
selection. and later Consider the
Lilacs." The Suffering Lovers" and
Ny Lord and L.
The Y. II. C. A. has had many inter
esting gatherings but none were more
delightful than the one Of Thursday
night A vote Of thanks was adopted
expressing the gratitude of the AZ
ssmblase TO DR.. Robinson for his ad-
dress: to 4r. Butler for his singing;
to Miss Grace Dale for her accom-
panlments on the piano and to the
ladies who % gracefully waited upon
tho guests at the table.
Cañon City record., 1908-12-17

accomplish It every home on earth
particularly those OF the INDECENT and
EIks Will distribute gifts among the
poor OF the community next week, but
1t will b done in quiet. unostentatious
way. ThWe will be no announcement
OF their charity from the hoasstops. but
1t viii bs given in secret, and that
Provtaonn whieA seetA In secret viii
reward thsn openly.
Cañon City record., 1908-12-17
WILL HAVE TWO-CENT POSTAL
RATE 10 GERMANY SOON

A new postal arrangement between
this country and Germany was an
nounoed In Washington and Berlin \
few days auo which provides that af-
ter January 1. 1893. lsttsfs win b
carried fro0 oas oountry 10 The other
at the rate ce 3 cents each instead Of
Eve on sesaAnsrs % tAs North German
lloyd anA AAn1ar9 AnsfioaA iiAsa
bstwssa NeW Yoek AAa German poEtn,
Letters froa Germany ~ way q UAg-
land o. yfaAes 1ust pay tAs s-csat
rate
Cañon City record., 1908-12-17

uonAl Diplomas" There 10 . school
not very far distant from us whose
every teacher has . diploma. The day
10 drawing near when q Sunday school
teacher without a Teachers Diploma
will be considered 4 back number.
Would II not be well for the Canon
City Sunday schools with their wide
reputation for banner attendance not
only Of children but OF adults 40 well,
to give great attention to this all i'm
portant subject OF Teacher Train
ingf" A man with years Of experience
In pedagogy and Sunday school work
has charge OF the class. A number Of
teachers and workers who have sue
ceeded admirably In the past In 8. 9.
work deem It essential to b IN attend
ancA
The discussions are very helpful.
There win b. . sligAt divsrsioa iron
the usual method Of condueting such Q
class on asxt Monday evsning. FOR ten
minutes q tie bsginAiAg oe The class
session there viii b Q discassioA u
the following question: what en- ~
20 70 lncrease the AtteAAaAoe anA -
1eisaey q tAs oanAAy scAools - caAcal
Otyf' Do0o very hsapfol s1Ggs1e1oos
viva - aeaAG - eefsrsa. Let al verk-
ulpllsl1e ysstlee QsaAay ssAesas q
J. ~! - !.
- 10 Oas ~ l1saSlS : 4tAr
ers Csasa.s Lse tAs n1osf1 f1tsA11na1
secretaries. trsas1rsso anA ~ eff1sssl
= veil - tAs tsasAsss h%ia asasae-
49,
TAs eaass sesaaassa hsss b = ~
Cañon City record., 1908-12-17
GAVE PARRWRIL PARFY ROR
mss HANKS WRDN14DAl

A farewell party was givsa ct tAe
home oe 1lr. ana Nra. J. n Ee0nedy q
e1S RndA avsane WeAnesday night iA
hpooe q l6las D1na Han1D. VIA Win
Asr parsats. are b leave sooa eue CAl-
hernia VIA - intsqtana - nAking
tAsir Aone o. tAe RSeE1e esa1G lglnD
- - -.
s,as6 q
- - - - - -
several 6NIlEs q ~ tesalty. ve1A
essae = - ~ haasr. TAe onen1F>
I&s Was = vsay plaAsaAt - - ~.
1Aefs vses aho1f eprty g1s1es.