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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-15
MASSACHUSETTS CLUB
oELECTS OFFICERS

A vote Of thanks was passed for
the able manner iu which the rotlf
Ing president A Warren Gould, had
presided over the club since ith or
ganlzallen. aud vote was uaaard
luatruetlng the new prcsi,[N 20 60
operate with the prealdenita"f other
state clubs In aeaietins the present
management of The ANf eApont
unH
a Committee was appointed "a
consider and report an 49, adYia
ability of changing the aNxsc Of the
club Ca New ENGLAND club aBd re-
dneIng tho annual duw 81 mem.
bore ia order go make No mambuf.
ahlp the largest Of any club Of iua
Kind Ia Seattle The club De- IN q
arstoiaaa financial condition and
haa quite 4 large sum Of money In
the treasury
The officers viii meet AT the rca
idcuco OF Mrs l4afrietls q filtou
on the 2and Inst 10 plan a 81 Val.
entlneaH party
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-15
PROTEST AGAINST
TIME EXTENSION

Vigorous protest Is being made
bY the residents 81 the territory 10
be served bY the new WHiiinRfuFti
~ railway iinc against the granting
Of the petition Of the Seat
tie Electric company foT an en-
tension Of time within which the
liue uuHi bo aanhfrurtsd in accord
anec with its franchise The time
for the completion u The line 81.
pipcn February rs and n an exieu
sion e. granted it must b. Erantrd
before that iime of the franchise
viii iapao
AT " the materials. such ~ ties.
rails and pulea fuf the line are
already 90 the ground and the com
wnf ia merely delaying the Nofk
Ia the hops 81 being able 20 got %
dene under = striugeney labor mag
net at iower wages than would noN
D. possible
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-15

AZ a RrFe and enthusiastic meet.
lng Of the members OF the Maaaa.
chusetts club held at tho rooms
Of the Alaska % laat evening.
the q following officers were
unanimously elected fnf the ensuing
ysar
srrs ,esent T. Mummett. first
ylccpfrridout q n Carpenter
second yiceptfslannl Howard D.
Grant third vice e1osidenl. Judge D.
} McCareirY fourth elce president.
W 81 Fairbanks, uflh Vice preais
dent. Mrs E T. Hlegiar. recording
secretary. Nouereife Cameron. cor
responding secretary Gertrude A
Carpenter treasurer y, J Wawen
Richardson executive committee.
Mrs fBrrirttc % Triton. MrH Peter
llettlnEer Mrs, Ida 4 Nekcfoher.
Nj q q Farmer Arthur D. Harvey
Nettle = Harvey Everett s Stack
pole. Or IL D. Chas and Emily T..
liauba
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-15

Because the Pacific Wave. the
college paper Of the University al
Washington. has taken = WhlFi into
politics and II supporting mem.
bpr OF its present staff for election
a. editor Of the paper next Friday
one " the hutieHt campaigns FOR
student office ever waEcd AZ the
sus ls under say The supporters
% the Independence League can.
didate. Harold Birkctt. are chars
ing the editor 81 the Wave with
everything up TO malfeaaauce ia
office. because Walter Dunbar Is
balng aRi,atcd for the esltnNhip
The Wave staff ia divided against
Itself. and Abe Ilureitz. AN aHso.
eiate editor. IL supporting the Hir.
krtt campaign Hurwitx today
came out fntfooiea Nith a charge
against John W Campbell. editor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-15
HOarded Money Again
in Circulation
n. o. sHuEY & CO.. BANKERS IN
THE AREA BUILDING,
MAKE THE FOLLOWING EN-.
coURAoING REPORT.

THAT some Of the timid citizens
are firing Of the responsibility Of
keeping their funds ia hiding about
the house Is evidenced by the un.
usually large number Of savings
accounts being opened.
This money shows unmistakable
sigus OF having been in retirement
FOR some time The loss OF inter.
est. too. is causing many 90 again
seek the per cent paid by this
bank
"A great many people have lost
the fever for speculation. aud are
now adopting She more eonscFya-
tive plan OF placing their funds
where they will be absolutely safe
and bring a return In n way Of in
terest'
n q. Shuoy & Co. Bankers. was
established 10 years ago. and has al
ways hoen known for the safe aud
conservative policy which Il has
pursued. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-15
HEARST is BEING
SUED FOR LIBEL
lnt 49, 20.

NEW YORK. Jan. Is The SO
Qo0 libel sult instituted by Adolf
oeha. proprietor ~ the New York
Times. AGAINST William Randolph
Hearst and hts chief editorial writ
eF. Arthur brisbane. promises to de-
veinp many interesting situations.
as al the leading financiera IN the
city have been summoned as ait
Hensca ucha charges that edifo
riaia wcrp printed in HeafHts pa
ncra alleging that Ocha was
owned by August BELMONT aud
that the traction maEnafe dictated
the political policy Of the New York
Times A motion to amend an IN.
sWer To the suit interrupted the
work 81 securing a jury this morn
ing and further proceedings along
this line were poalponcd Until the
motion Is disposed Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-15
ROW ON AT THE u" OVER
WAVE EDITORShIp

of the Wave IIe said
i ehatge the editor Of the psclfic
Wave with ar attempt 20 name a
man 81 his own Clique as his sue
coasor he iH using the Wave.
which Is owned and published by
the students Of the university. to
further his own political interests
For the first time ln the history
Of the institution. the Wave has
taken a partisan stand In a student
election. The present editor has
put forward a man who has not
written four columns Of matter Tor
the Wave during the past bali year
and says that the Wave staff .sup-
ports him A. matter Of fact
there are AZ least half a dozen
men on The staff vho viii not vote
for him. and be Is the best man
on the STAFF FOR the position
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-15
WOODRUFF FAILS TO
APPEAR AT THE "U"

Henry Woodruff. star Of Brown
Of Harvard" nov playing 81 the
Moore theatre. lid not speak az the
univ alty Of Washington this morn.
ing AZ had been arranged. the actor
sending word that be was ~ Il
was stated ~ the theatre today
however. that Mr Woodruffs M
ness Was not such as would prevent
him from finishing out his engage
ment here this week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-15
A Case of NegIed

Every family that hasn't Pa
ur Talking Machine and wants q
at a tremendous saving-vlH Z
well 20 attend the Ciearaaee -
N the Pioneer Piano House and :
iect one Of the remaining =
slightly used ones ere Il Is 4
late Kimhaiis. Steinways. Heass
AZ Cables. Ksabez. WebeFs IN
stons and a host OF others 1t =
original cost. Easy paymea's !
YOU wish Better come In Y
morning. next DAY may be toe ~
u. S. Johnston Co. Third AID "
yersity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-15
CITY COLLECTS
RENTALS

More than g. 500 has been col
leeted By the city reeentlx- as Us
proportion q tho rents for those
portions 81 buildings along Third
ay which projected into the widen
Ing strip of that thoroughfare. Tn
der q recent decision OF the supreme
court the city is entitled 10 collect
ita portion Of these rentals as an
offset against the interest on the
condemnation warrants issued TO
property owners, and covering such
period Of time a. elapaes until the
buildings are removed from she
wIdeued street The income from
this source viii aggregate about
$500 a month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-15
GEORGE MURPHY
IS DISQUALIFIED

That Gcorfe Murphy, candidate
Tor the democratic conueilmauie
nomination ia the FIFTH ward Is not
qualified under the charter 70 hold
thg office Il elected Is one 81 the
recent discoveries Ia connection
With the Fifth ward campaign.
The charter requires -four sears
continuous residence In Ward aa
a qualification Four years aEo iu
June 81 this YEAR Mr Murphy aHs
resident 81 Alaska aud sat as q
delegate ln the national demucr stic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-15
COMPLAINT ISSUED

4 complaint was Issued today
from the prosecuting attorney of.
flee charging = ! uonohue. an
architect. and Daniel preuderrrant
with obtaining money under false
pfeicuaes Peter nartell. the com.
planning witness claims that the
defendants collected for model
which was Intended for a bootblaek
stand nj 1901 First ava misreprc
Hcntlug the conditions under which
nayInenl was ~ have been made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-15
Want Ads
TeIeplnon@I,em
To Us
And We VIII 4
DO the Rest

Charge Tor one insertion. iova
per line. seven words to thSS
line Three times. one cent a
word. One month. &c per hae
per day.
Minimum charge for an "ad'
20 cents.
DOWNTOWN NcN--
Kennedy Drug CO. First aY
and Cherry
BALLARD AGENCY. II
Mullen. a2l ballard az. ODD
City iian Phone. ballard 500
MAIN OFFICE Seventh ays
between Union aud UNIVERSITY
Phones. Main 1885, Ind ttis
The Star cAnuss guarantee
accuracy OF assume responsible.
lty for errors u any kind oe
curing "a telephoned adteF
tisomenta.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-15

John T. Miller. candidate for the
nomination for mayor on the re
publican primary ticket will al.
dress a meeting 81 the Rainier
Beach Improvement club tonight IN
hall
There will be two other Miller
meetings tonight IN the old city
hail. Ballard. ar Mlllef's Thir.
toenth Ward supporters Will organ.
ire n Miller club In ulbsfnian
hall. Ninlh aud Yealer. Second ward
republicans sill meet in SIR. MI.
isr.s interests. A strong club has
been organized IN that ward SeY-
eral weilknawu Second Ward re-
publieans vii address the meeting
Tomorrow night y c. Hughes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-15

convention ar delegate from that
district
noiug a resident 81 Alaska less
than four years ago. Do viii be- uh
able a. qualify under the four years
residence clause
This disqualification g. not aeri
anfiy concerning Mr murphy since
his candidacy has never been tHfen
seriously even b. himself and ~
Is in the fEht ono 10 aaaiHt ~
the effort uu the part u the llgoQf
and privileged interests 10 defeat
Mayor Moore
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-15
Three MILLER meetings
WILL BE HELD TONIGHT

viii preside n q meeting u Il
Flfih ward republicans In the goass
Of the Acme business COLLEGE pt
building Second ward repabllesu
viii orssuize John r. Na~
club az Otfmaus hail A cisb IL
be organized rs Seventh ward =,
porteTB Oh Friday night IN the r.
ton Hil club house Next Tuaas.
the club IN the Fourteenth nsT
will * organized az Aneer1ss
hall. Youngaloar The Sirii *
Eleventh wards Wlll follow SUI !
the near future
AZ the Miller headuusyfers II n
Butler the membership roll q y
main John = miller club il gpr4
constantly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-15
HENEY SPRINGS A.
SENSATION

ofa HAii wlii De taed With Edwin
T. MAYS Franklin y Mays. Stew
81 aud the other defendants were
excused for the time beinr. aud No
announcement aaa made as 10
whom theg would be tflcd.
This move on ilenef.a part Lends
color "a sensational rum0f which
gained credeueo that iieue} ie r..
lYlus upon confessions Of certain
defendants "a convict Halt
ileney refuses 10 confirm or denY
this siov.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-15
MANY ATTEND FUNERAL Of
POPULAR NEMSBQY

With between 20 aud 50 news
boys in attendance upon The aerF
ices aud the iniefmeut. nathan Con
roy. who died Sunday was buried
today lie R8a one Of the most
popular "news,es uho eyer sold
papers of the Seattle streets. and
every boy who possibly could at
tended the last rites over the fe.
mains MANY had 70 b. excused
from the public schools 90 do 10
but the principals ~ these lnaHlu-
lions nuhesilaiiagiy held the eK-
e1Hea valid and Jet the boys 60
Many floral offerings were Ia e4i
deaee A beautiful cross was given
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-15

bf the Sew 51E union. aad ma,
flowers wefe suf bF indifldsas
Services were held AZ he etm.a
~ Oar Lady 1I Good Help. Fsar
OHfleH saying tbe last 4o-s,
From there She funeral proess..s.
proceeded ~ Galway eeueien y
hacks eight of which wsfe dasss
bg neHabega following the hear.
Tho bo1a Nh1 eouid not othefsss
BE- accommodated took tke asl,.
sits cars end we're present Wien 4.
body vas laid aRay
Charlie Gibbons Pete H0uise..
n Hlneairl. cal Schultz jim
MeGlnnls and fou Kelly. all H..
boys. acted 81 paiibeanerz :
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-15

city Treasurer George q Russell
candidate for tha' @pubilean nom.
iuauou for mayor today opened Dts
political headauartera In the bu.id
IaK which 0ceupiea tho site NhNf,e
hr Waa born. - years ago.
lie eaa born On fhc Russell home
lluad and the home ia which be-
spoH his eady chiIdhaod Haa 10
Gated on the ai'| nos occupied nY
the sglllYan building ~ First ava.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-15
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Yonctschl ovamato. Is. Watson.
vile Cal. and Taxi Kouchiyama.
rs. Japan. Martin Joseph Dooley.
legal aud Margaret Mckinney. lo-
gal. city. Albert Bellando. ~. and
Mareherita Angelin. q. Black Dia.
mond Theodore ". Schmidt. az.
and Marie kncksuch. On. city:
Christian Toxic. IS, aud fnger X.
hekatrom. %. Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-15
IMPORTANT NATURALIZATION QUESTION

Tho question Of whether for.
clRner who slEun declaration pa.
pera before he becomes Of age "
entitled to obtain his citizenship
without formally entering a second
declaration vili be argued within a
fcw days heforc the local superior
court
Assistant Corporation Counsel
nYkemau wiii appear on behalf of
"a number 81 Foreigners uuw reel
dent IN fhia city. Who we're recent
Is denied their citizenship papers
on the ground that they had de-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-15

clatsd their intentions before reach.
Tax theft majority
The outcome Of the ease r. re
eafdcd as important for the reason
that an adverse decision wlll Ia.
validate The citizenship papers 81
hundreds Of foreign born voters in
this country. who have regarded
their rights as ciiikena assured
Attorney Balllett vii argue the
case for the government contend
lax that = man foreign born 10 be
come entitled 60 The fuil rights con
ferfed by citizenship papers must
have signed his declaration after
reaching the age Of q years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-15

10y AHfAeh FffeHsI
PORTLAND. ore jan ia
sensation was sprung THE morning
In The trial Of John 4 Hall. Frank
iiu = Mays. Z + MayH. " "
steiwer. G u Zachary. u Il Hen.
dricka and others. charged With
conspiracy 10 defraud the govern
ment of public lands whom Pros
ecuiof ilenoY announced that the
state had decided to grant TO a
certain degree Halls request for q
separate trial from that 81 the 9th.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-15
SUES FOR PIANO HELD BY
STORAGE COMPANY

Alleging that biz piano. valued
az 81 500. BE- hsing retained as aes
curitY for a dfayage bin which be-
claims IL erofbiianf. Il Il George
today brought sHli tn the superior
cuaft against the bekiuH Moving A
Storage Co. lie seeks 60 recover
possession 81 the musical lnatfu.
mHut
According 20 the complaint
Georse hlred the transfer company
10 move his household goods O.
West Seattle He reeitea that be-
eaa told that the Job would not cost
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-15
TO ARRANGE APPEAL.

Attorney +. J Brown viii appear
before the supreme court tomorrow
aud argue the appeal OF Dr +, G.
Thompson. convicted in the lower
court OF practicins medicine with.
out a license
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-15
CHARGED WITH cOEsPIRING WITH BOY
WHO FEIGNED INSANITY @ d

ago The lad eoalsaaed that be had
been falgnlne k4nilf aud he i'm
pllcntrd the Nineie, Who ere
neighbour ~ the fntSY'y aa having
proposed aud foaiefed the dncep.
tiau
So far az the officers were able
TO learn Mu Vinette hna diaap.
penfed The husband of the woman
refused "a discuss bis arrest fur
ther than ~ aaY The whole fhinE Us
"a mlslakr. and that ~ had nothing
10 do slih huy attempted fraud
Nineite rays he does not know
shefr ~ wife has gone. aud hnH
mo- knowledge that she vas con
ceIned lu O scheme viii, ,se Win
dell boy. an alleged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-15

more than So. bat claims that after
everything had been unioaded a.
It's destination the driver 81 the
moving van Informed him that the
hiii was SO
GsofEe asserts that be had
onlY SO In cash on his person. and
that the driver refused 10 give him
credit for the additional SIS dny-
lax Oft with the piano. which. he
aii.goa the company has held ever
since NoW she complainant re-.
cites. the company threatens - sen
the piano
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-15
HEADQUARTERS
OVER HIS BIRTH PLACE

between Columbia aud 90
ST. Huri.s eampalRn vii =
uudaf tho IeaaaI manaResos.. 7.
thafiea ROCKINGHAM. Who Nili -
after afaif af tHe Hasseil -
tuafteu Ia fh. sullivan bullairg
While ST. tH eiIa f0uih 4 =
Ing used ne areunsnt aFalsa
hls cauaiiac 5Ha TACT thar ~ =.
born iu Seattle alH hs mass :
d 1e h fH o. mpalgn h.
friends
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-15

Charged with conspiracy 10 de
fraud Joseph Nlnette. a resident Of
Youngstown. was placed undof a.
rest thla morning bY deY-Af Hher
ifs Tho complain A,anS-s yeaief'
dnf afternoon b3 DSs1ity fruaecui
ing Attorney Nnudefyeer charges
tai Vinette aud bia wife. 49, Maf5
Ylaetic. planned 70 beat u Beat
tie Electric company ont Of heavy
DAMAGES through au alloRnd aoei
aeut suffered hy la.yehrold Carl
Nlndfii on November H.
The Wiadcll boy anH for several
weeks under an examination by phf
slclnua on the hvils that the acel
dent mcueuued had deprived him ~
his reasoning powera Several dan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-15
EVANS OFFICERS ARE
Being EkTERTAlNED

entertain al Officers Of the sqss
ron and the newspaper eorresEsas
euts At a garden party.
The excellent conduct 81 n
American tackles ashore Is etss
ally commented upon Arrests.
viii send a division Of warEhie i
greet the American armada uf q
coast and Chile viii send q iiesi
greet them of Patagonia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-15
LOOKS BAD FOR
APPROPRIATIONS

that there would be a deficit %
FORTUNATELY Of Sc 600 e0o this ~
cal year On money needed for ref
ulaf appropriations Al the end ~
The last fiaeal year thor. was 3
Surplus ~ about tgH0a0 00e The
outlook la diacoufaging for ali al
prupHaliuHH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-15
earbteue for eoYs q flet,

los ANGELES. Cal. Jan. II
A barbecue and Wild west shs
will probably be features Of the =
ter,aiument provided for the n
OF Admiral Evans battleshlp ass|
when the ships arrive here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-15

MO DE JANEIRo. Jan. l5-Plag
officers and a few senior captains
Of Rear ADMIRAL Evans feet Of 10
warshlpa are today guests 81 Pres
idant PennR az the executive palace,
where the American sea fighters
met several brazilian officers aud
merchants During the afternoon
American Ambassador Dudley will
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-15
Call Up

Malls gtfs
Na}fsarra tEarts an HearNH HNt e5afa
ln. adlaiuaHE cifF nafA
Eta and tt#
FiaN EhH MOCK
CITY REAL ESTATE.
.-ss-as-ssssss-a-sas---sa =aas----.--
THE BEST nrV Ar woouLANp
sfoaHf bouae ias Haatnn corner fire
view taa tiasks o. car 81 zad5 terms
havs vacant igts twa riafks TO ear
ffrh ard sfahfiF f#ra iat saav frIsHa.
close 10 WuaHiaHd raft
Fh0us &offh atl Residence SO II
sfsf 81 =f4.la
cuufCE uuuE gtTEa
Vine duafi ar+aefe tfaffH ffUm fsff 20
ftag fhr see ones afe az cleared aud
la fruits. aiaa. g. rradsd school side
wake ia ana water pIrrd uH each tract
the natsr is sres FERNS SIS cash ana
$40 per nIaufh
G n siciioIs. 90 uuioa niosk IT
BosroN uAHHoR ia booming foat
e All kinds waited e. uufk See Hiis
raus cashier today 10 TImss bioab 1t
CHEAP eHfCNEN ranch room
house. tsn laying hens z ruHH5 tafFa
niees lana. close mi emily tf1H. en- easr
terms See G n HiiEman.f aalasrapn. in
Times block today IT
Far saIe-@A fire Hite hame 81 soc
$50 down. 50 per mnnth rhuus cas
iambIa H 4R Ht4-lH
New isfoain cottage st1 lIth as
South nens tif 1f=ft=p
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-15
WILL HEAR REPORT.

The Central Labor Council will
tonight hear the report IT State
Organizer G O Young covering his
work IS a delegate to the American
Federation of Labor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-15

poned iu the superior court VI
the last Of the month. DR. ~
combs troubles arose over - !.
leged failure 70 pay his diFnrkl
wife the allmouy granted her b u
court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-15
ASKS FoR DAMAGES.

Fillippo Mascollno. an Italian who
was injured January / hy coming
In contact with live wire Of the
city lighting system. has filed n
claim with tho city for $1,000
damages.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-15

10y Nutfrd Press
WASHINGTON. Jan rs Gruw
luE out ot an inquiry why there
= ouid BE- no rivers and harborH
bill this session. iu response Ia the
demand from the people Tor an an
uual appropriation " at least SO
COO 00a. Chairman TaWney today
made the rvinafkable statement
GUNS ron REaT-Pipsr =
raft toatss Second az. 80.
.-a.ss...s-..asa4.--=s
HAaAs AND ACREAGE.
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tracts a. nsafss Aaasiiaa. tsa aara. tte
Hef nl#nfh
Sier LITTLE tfoNH IS cousruY
faaf q fea n.fantsa safe frafn rar
ga RrHra iafsHfHd EasFd stslh s.assA
SISTER ifaea Hlsstsfsa heass aees.
asfk hr.afa ft see haM fasH
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aiasfta rs Alaska HufifiHg
AZ EXCEPTIONALLY auou RAH-
aAfN aa aasea naaf NrNt aH Evsei
ssraIfHaf aaH s. aFfas 81 eaHlfatlan.
tsauna aHrhafH Hsnaii ffaafs sHftas
aafaf aisa eel tfaaaa haasH taHH
saffa chicken haass price. iaf ladtaH
asu1A anf faais ! aeH
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so g4estsl Atassa N5da
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lHsaf lana 81 fiearsf frHEHH ana lh
teaffma afe hafa. ns#fif aaM fsFsaui
eaHaas see fHsf trfHIH
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sfasfEatt4l AlaskA nuHdtnH
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CHEAP H--8saEse piece arfeass.
sasd haasa Hhif ISIS uifh lee iafiag
.leHs E feet esHa trHrs 80 HaHH ~
fer laaafh sea e. = 1ittsnaAns f4ahHef.
ia Tines h1Hrk - ants IT
ACRE TRACTS
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