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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-30

TIE ANRAGTT.
New and richly furnished two-room apart
ment. bath and hall.
Apply at Office or 500. jaSS.3ts4
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FOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED. PLEASANT
room. in an apt: centrally located with two
adults; convenient to car line gentleman pre-
ferred. Address NJ K, Star office iaoQ-ct
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1908 PA. AVE N.W.-FOR RENT. TWO NICELY
furnished. communities ting rooms: one front
with bath Sd floor. Rent. $500. TTIEO FIRE.
BUS. 1920 \. V ave. NV. ja29-3O,fe
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113O 18TH STREET NV. NICELY FUR
nished second story front: also back room. with
or without board: to gentlemen. ja29-?t
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LEAVE WANT ADS" AT
STAR BRANCH OFFICES.

# not convenient to call at Tho
Star Office 18th streer and Penn
eyivania avenue, leave your adver-
tisements at any OF the following
Branch Offices:
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HERB SPECIALIST.

LOUIS 4 SON.
We manufacture a special line Of herb rene
dies which are guaranteed 10 cure Or relieve the
most obstinate diseases known to mankind more
convince the most skepticaL 17iS 9TH st. ~.
1a15-9Ot
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FOUR DOORS FROM I4TH ST.: WARM.
cozily furnished rooms with private family IN
Mount Pleasant; rear three lines: rent,
81 to So per week. 1866 Columbia road. Phone
Col. CISS
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AFAI MENIN-
The Carlton. 21st and y SITS. NV, 3
rooms and bath. $1,000.
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ONE OR TWO ROOMS: ONE FRONT PAR
!or: gentleman or refined couple. 112S 9th NV
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WANTED-BAkER AT ONCE; BREAD. CAKES
and pies; good location: $40 month .pply to
DUNCAN & TROUT, Front Royal, Va
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WANTED = STENOGRAPHER AND TYPE
writer who is quick and correct. and who has
knowledge OF bookkeeping; state salary and
references. Address Box 80 Star office
ia:.D -
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PAVING NOT
TO BE STOPPED
Decision In the United
States Court.
BOND COVERS DAMAGES
Warren Brothers Had Sought In
junction Against City.
Made Claim That Paving Being Used
On yen Davis Avenue by Met
ropoIitsn Company, Was
infringement ON Patent.

Judge Thomas @. Jones. of the Fed
eral Court for the Middle District Of
Alabama, yesterday decided the matter
of Warren Brothers vs.. the City of
Montgomery, The Metropolitan Engi-
neering and Constructing Company. by
permitting the paving company to lay
the disputed pavement on East Jeff
Davis Avenue. according to the plans
and specifications of the contract with
the City of Montgomery upon the exc
cution of a bond of $500.
The bond executed was to be condi-
toned to pay all damages as may be
awarded against the Metropolitan En-
cheering and Constructing Company
II upon final decree By the Circuit
Court of Appeals such work be adjudg-
ed an infringement of tho patent rights
of Warren Brothers.
The Metropolitan Engineering and
Constructing Company propose to lay
one block of paving on East JEFF Davis
Avenue with mineral rubber, and War
rem Brothers claim that the contract
for such work made with the city is
an infringement of their patent rights
on the laying of bithuiithic paving.
Judge Jones's decree In the matter
denying the preliminary Injunction and
permitting the Metropolitan Engineer
Ing and Constructing Company to car
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ry out their contract with the City Of
Montgomery, follows:
Warren Brothers Company. va. City Of
Montgomery, ct Al.
In Equity, No. ass.
This cause Is submitted on bill and
afidavits, on motion for a preliminary
Injunction, and upon consideration
thereof, II Is ordered, upon defendants
executing bond to complainant in the
sum Of $500. conditioned to
pay all such damages as may be
awarded against them In this suit II
upon final decree 1t should be adjudg-
ed that the work referred to in the
bill. the laying OF a street pavement on
East JEFF Davis Avenue. according to
specifications In the contract between
the city Of Montgomery and the Metro
politan Engineering and Construction
Company. and that upon the giving of
such bond. the preliminary injunction
will be denied.
Ordered further that II defendants
fail to give said bond within twenty
days then, upon compliments applica-
ton a preliminary Injunction may IL.
sue enioinirg and restraining them
from executing the contract between
the City Of Montgomery and the Metro
politan Engineering and Construction
Company under the specifications
which are q part of the contract for
the laying of street pavement on
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Of Birmingham spent yesterday In the
city with his sister. Mrs. r. n. shee-
han.
Miss Mary Jordan washb burn and Miss
Eugenia Smith have returned from a
VISIT to friends In Tuskeses.
from Q weeks visit to Mrs. ]. w.
Piiisr at McDads. Ala.
Mrs. Louise May and little son, will
lie. Of Hattiesburg, Miss. are the
guests Of Mrs. Joe Fries on Cleveland
Avenue.
Mrs. william Pike Hall and little
daughter have returned from a several
weeks visit to Mountain Creek.
Mr.. L. L. Gilbert and Master Rob-
ert Kinloch will leave Thursday for a
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Peizer at
"skyiand." N. O.
Mrs. l.. c.. Beaie and Miss Ruth
Beaie left Tuesday for Borden Wheeler
Syringe. whore they expect to spend
several weeks.
Mrs. p. e. McAiiister returned Fri
Jay 10 MOntGOmory. attcT spending con-
vention week In the city with her ais
ters, the Misses Horres, and her broth
er. Mr.. Vincent Horres, who is one Of
the big K. of c. OF this city.-Mobile
Register.
Mr.. A. w. Price has returned from
an extended trip to-N New York, Phila-
delphia, Atlantic City. Baltimore and
Washington.
After several weeks absence, Miss
Minnie Crumpton has returned to her
home on Highland Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Adams and
daughter. videan. of Hardaway. are
the guests of Mrs. D. W., Jones on
Panama Street
Mr.. r. NJ. Dickinsn. wife and chill
dren. of Nellie. Wilcox County, are in
the city and are registered at the Ex-
change Hotel. Mr.. Dickinson is a
wealthy merchant and planter of Will
cox County. They are returning now
from Biount Springs. en- route for will
cox County.
Mrs. william Ketzky returned from
an extended trip to New York and
Brooklyn last night. where she had
been visiting her father. sisters and
brothers.
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DadeviIle, Aug. Especial. REV.
j. A. Beal, pastor of the Baptist
churches of Dadeviile and Camp Hill,
rendered his resignation to the church
here yesterday. to take effect in thirty
days.
Mr.. Beai expects to enter school at
Louisville, KY, this fall. 1t Is not
known yet who will succeed Mr.. Beal
as pastor.
Reports from farmers on the ITALIA
poosa River show that large amount
of bottom corn was destroyed by the
high water last week. On the Dennis
farm. near Young's Ferry, 1t is estlmat-
ed that over 1900 bushels of corn was
completely destroyed. Much damage
was also done on the creek and branch
bottoms. The water in the three large
creeks near Dadeville was higher than
ever known before.
Mr.. r, w. Browning. a well-known
merchant of this place. has been very
sick at his home south of town for
the past two weeks. and there is YER,
little Improvement in his condition.
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CALL OF THE SUMNER DAYS.
Ahove the clash and claznor that surges
r, from rorns sne the rushing murmur Of
wind-swept fields Of wheat :.
w.... rnmes the mystic calling on
mountain peaks that rise
ryntil their snow mhntles are shoulder
III. nr nb ards ana the valleys. the
maa dowland and all
rh.v send across the distance their
low insistent call.
The tinkle of the river where snaiio"s
splash ana run -. 20
And toss their foaming Jewels "
nh. nlI,rror lakes are sending the
FLASHING of the oars. 49,.
And tang and pine and hemlock tnst
crowd along ~. tn nauntains ana up
n. wind Of summer bears US the muir
muring refrain ,
n whispers Of the loanng In haunts Of
sun and shade,
OF watching where the treetops far
down below are swssed tails Of
where through the purple twilight the
crickets chant their odes-
And with Tilt as thrilling as that OF
The good, green world without the
walls II calling to us Come.
wilbur d. Nisbet. In Chicago Even
ing. Post.
IN HONOR OF MISS MORENO
OF PENSACOLA.
one of the most delightful affatrs
of the season among the younger set,
who, by the way. have reigned supreme
this summer, was the progressive game
party at which Mrs. May Steiner Crom-
meiin entertained last evening IN
honor of her attractive young guest,
Miss Margarita Lopez Moreno OF PEN
sacola, Fla.
The attractive home on South Court
street was adorned with a profusion
Of brown-eyed Susans.
Mrs. Crommelin wore beautiful
gown Of white lingerie over white tat
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TOOK RoucH ON RArs.

J.. w. strinGfrllow Dies AZ Nose N
Phenix cry.
Columbus, GA. Aug. s--tSpscis1L)---
James w. stringfelisw died a hia
home In Phenix CITY, Ala, the result
Of taking rough on rats. His brother
found him In q desperate condition.
7 Doctors were called In but could give
no relief. stringfealow 10 survived BY
his wife. Domestic troubles are assfgn-
ed as the cause of his suicide.
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Itssy,s Of Interest
TO Montgomery
and to tbs Stars

of Montgomery. The afternoon was
| spent very pleasantly fishing and crab
bling on Bayou rexar.
Dutch lunch was served after the re-
turn homo. Others who were present
were Mr. and Mrs. George Smith, Mrs.
Tom King and Mrs. Clair Jefferson
Pensacola News.
Mrs Palmer Pillans, of Mobile, who
has been the guest of her sister, Mrs.
r. p. Glass. In Montgomery, returned
home Thursday night. She was accom-
panied by her nieces. Misses Louise and
Evelyn Glass. who spent Friday In the
city with their grandmother. Mrs. Eiiz-
abeth B. Price. and then they all left
Friday afternoon for Montrose, where
Mr.. and Mrs. Pillans are spending the
summer.
Miss Elizabeth Hancock, Of Atlanta,
Ca, another niece. 10 also enjoying the
Pfllan8s hospitality on the Eastern
shore.--Mobiie Register.
= r
Mrs. C. E. Crenshaw has been call
ed to Andalusia by the serious illness
of her little granddaughter. the child
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Allen crenshaw.
= =
DR.. John sperry Of the Johns Hop
kins Hospital at Baltimore. Is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harris Gunter on Nc
Donoush Street.
Mrs. E. e. Stanfill of Selma is In
the city. the. guest of Mrs. @. A. Nc
Daniel at Oak Park.
Messrs. j. 1. Shirley ana H. B.
Shirley spent Sunday in the city with
griends.
=
Miss Edith Stanfll of Berlin IL the
guest of her sister. Mrs. C. A. Nc
Daniel, at Oak Park.
Mr.. William Opp has gone. to Port
Austin, Canada, for few days.
Mrs. Temple seibels Is visiting her
mother, Mrs. J. NJ. Dawson, in Bir-
mingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ ouigley
have gone to Denver. Col, where they
will make their home.
Mrs w. H. LeGrande and children
are spending few weeks at Point
Clear.
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Mr.. and Mrs. C. Hawkins of Ever
green, spent yesterday In the city.
Mrs. Thomas Thornton and little
daughter, Charlotte, Of Birmingham
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Mentz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Carr and little
son. Hugh. have returned from a visit
to Point Clear.
Miss Nellie Beard, Of Troy. will ar
rive Saturday to be the guest of Miss
Rebecca Rutledge.
/ Miss Lucy Phillips has returned TO
her home In Tuskegee after a visit to
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Trawick.
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Mrs. Lester C. Smith has gone to
her summer home in Henders 7nville.
N. c.. after a visit I. her daughter,
Mrs. Files C. Crenshaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 8. Voolfolk and
children. Margaret and Charlie. have
returned from a three weeks visit to
her sister. Mrs. milford, In New York
city.
| Mr.. and Mrs Ralph ouissenberry
and little daughter, Eiva. have gone to
| New York for some weekR
| Mr.. Bradley Alley is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Thompson in
Tuskegee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph o. Thompson
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Tri-City Gas Plant.

Gadsden. Aug. s.-(Special.) -iwork
will commence this week on the Tri-
City gas plant. Robert H. Dolls, SUI
perintendent, arrived today from Cen
tralia. Ills. and Is designating streets
for mains. which will be laid ahead of
street paving. The plant will cost
100000 and viii be rushed to compile
ton
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East Jer Davis Avenue. SO fas az that
work concerns the laying Of the TOP
or wearing surface of the street.
All other questions are reserved.
Thomas q. Jones.
United States Judge
Tho sth day OF August 1909.
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The Smokers Requirements entirely
fulhiled by COrtes Cigars. Hix-GraveI-
iy Cigar Co. Orpheum. 1T
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Washington. d. C.. and return sIGo0.
Tickets sold 14th and 18th. good IL
days. Through trains. very fast schcd-
ules. Puilmans and vestfbuled day
coaches. Call quick and avoid ths
rush.
John Metcalfe.. r. p. A.
adv-tf Exchange Hotel, City.
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WOMEN qna SOCIETY

feta. She was assisted in receiving
by Mrs. Bernard Steiner, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. e. Steiner. Mr.. and Mrs.
Max Winchester. Mr.. apd MIS-. Tilford
Leak Miss Anne Williams Of Auburn.
Mrs. Leak.
girl, wore dainty gown Of white
lingerie over pink: she was assisted
In receiving by Miss Ella Waugh Pat
terson. who also wore white lingerie
| over pink.
The punch table was unusually pref
| ty in Its appointments Of white and
yellow.
The table was covered with cluny
lace piece over yellow satin, and at
the corners were large bows Of yellow
| satin ribbon; In the centre was large
bowl OF brown-eysd susans. Mrs.
Bernard Steiner and Mrs. Tiiford
Leak. Jr.. presided here.
Progressive games were played at
eleven tables and two prizes were
awarded.
The girls prize was a party record
book, and the boys. prize foolish die
tionary. After the games. delicious
ice course was served.
A Jack Eorner pie. containing souve-
Mrs of the evening, ,sueh as Whistles
dolls ana harps, proved very amusing.
The guests were Miss May Steiner,
Miss Lee Marks, Miss Mittie Holt, Miss
May Alice Noble, Miss Mary Williams
Miss Phiilis Gayle, Miss Mary Manley
Gilmore. Miss May Banks, Miss Marion
Black. Miss Ella Holt. Miss Rebecca
Stout. Miss Margaret Anderson, Miss
Nellie wood wiley, Miss Edwina
strong. Miss Ella Vaughan Patterson,
Miss Myrtle Thompson. Miss Ruth
| Became, Miss Mary Ellen Harvey, Miss
| Sallie Watkins Wood Miss sara Evans,
| Miss Louise Holt. Miss Palmer Carey,
Miss Ninuzza Seymour. Miss Willie
Cary.
Messrs. Jen Steiner, Leo Baarcke,
Ebert Holt. Warren Brown, Tom
owen, Marion Rushton, Eugene Smith,
John Bethea Stratford, Walter Brow
der. Charles Harris. Randolph Gambler.
George Thompson, Lester Hill, Owen
Barry. Joe white. Clark McGehee.
Bowen Henderson. Robert Plat Stout,
Frank Perry, Bernard Steiner, Bald
man. William Baldwin, Jack Steiner.
Edward Steiner.
DICKsON-JONEs.
Mrs. Gertrude T. Jones announces
the approaching marriage of her
daughter, Myrtle Josephine, to Mr.
James Davis Dickson, the marriage &c
take place at the home of the bride
Wednesday,, Sept. /, at o'clock. -
Birmingham Age Herald.
Mr.. Dickson resided in this city in
his early manhood. his parents being
Mr.. and Mrs. d. M. Dickson. formerly
of this city, now OF Birmingham.
Young Mr.. Dickson has been connected
with the Birmingham Trust and
Savings Bank for q number of years.
where he Is held in the highest esteem
by the hank officials and co-workers.
=
RONECHE-REID.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bradley Reid an
nounce the engagement Of their daugh-
ter, Augusta Randolph. to Mr.. William
Lee Roneche, the wedding to take place
September 7.-Birmingham Age Herald.
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MOOG-CALMUs. -
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Fl. Calmus in
vito you te be present at the marriage
of their daughter Irma and Mr.. HUI
bert Prater Moog, on the evening of
| Sunday. August %, 1909. at o'clock.
SIS North Seventeenth Street. Dlrming-
| ham, Ala.
AT Home, All North Spring Street,
Pensacola, Fla.
! MRS. G. J. MILLER AND
MISS TRAINER ENTERTAINED.
Mrs. C. J. Miller and Miss Nettie
Trainer entertained yesterday in honor
of Mrs. Mary Hanna and son, Robert.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph ouissenberry
and little daughter, Eiva, have gone to
New York for some weeks.
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Mr.. Bradley Alley is the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Thompson In
Tuskegee.
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DICKsoN-JoNEs.
RONECHE-RETD.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Bradley Reid an
nounce the engagement Of their iaugh-
ter, Augusta Randolph. to Mr.. William
Lee Roneche, the wedding to take place
September Birmingham Age Herald.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph o. Thompson,
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Mr. and Mrs. A. 8. Voolfolk and
children, Margaret and Charlie. have
returned from a three weeks visit tC
city.
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MOOG-cALMUs.

Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Fl. Calmus in
vits you te be present at the marriage
Of their daughter Irma and Mr.. HUI
bert Prater Moog, on the evening OF
Sunday. August 20. 1903. at o'clock
515 North Seventeenth Street. Blrming.
ham. Ala.
At Home. All North Spring Street
Pensacola, Fla.
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MRS. &. y. MILLER AND
MISS TRAINER ENTERTAINER.
Mrs. C. ]. Miller and Miss Nettie
Trainer entertained yesterday In honor
Of Mrs. Mary Hanna and son, Robert,
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BERTH al Stotens glttornep General,
ON oct iaa maatte bebage BAN.
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ter iom bun Hap Dem, opiangeoe5 Dc
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ira Soma og Den 10.aarige George
@oOeuop ira Chattanooga. Tenn.
90 oct ioriGroeligite oeo Sloe.
brnnSen er, at Den utpiIiom bar paa.
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6uperncr unoer 0iltaIe.

Sfslge ct Sresietelegram fra Mii.
Ifogee, Sfla., er @uperner Charles
g: Soifeq al ben fsoerale 8rauoiurp
beiluttet lat UNDER Siltale for @e6ras
geri / Sprbinbelie meb Solget al
gpaaetomter beritebs.
WarimumSitraffen for Ell inaban
SorbrpoeIie er $4,000 / Sober og
to aars Strofarbeibe.
Siltalebe ill,tniuger pe0toges ogiaa
moo Ter andre at Statens fremitaa.
eube 9orgere, nemIig 6. @. Surner,
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rem bar paft EFT iterf Seniation ouer
belle Staten, men ben ipnes fife /
noaen merfbar GRAB at bape ipGffet
hans Yoprilaritet. Selegrammer
meb Soriifringer ON Sopalitet er
Itremmet ino til BAN fra ale San-
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bans &uutionspapirer.
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"et Sig / 2aiten". Set brittle
9ampifib "Sbimoia", iom Den 3oie
Sebruar af9if ira Reip 9orf paa
&eiie til Sricnten meobragte life
minore enc 5000 Sig i 2aiteu.
Senne ~ubpggeIige Sabning beitoo
al Der / 2onoet oeoe aineiere, Der
ifal biemIenbeS for at ~begraues /
SGorclanbetS SSoro.
2igene bar TONNE til Stem gorf
fra ale &anter al De Sorenebe Stater
sitenfor Iisiisiippi og bar bIepte
opbobeoe / ct fort 2agerbus I Soutb
9rcoflpn. Set bar MI ODER ipp
gar, iioen Ser bapbe il1nbet nogen
iaaoan iisrre SorieuOeIie al bebe Si.
neiere Steb ira Seem Dorf.
9igneube 6%orienbelier al oeoe ai'
neiere timber meh tiIiuarenbe Wtel.
Iemrltm Steo fra Gan 6ranctSco.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-02-09
Stor Slomifaoe.

On Of "Iimeiota Hiuer Smprope.
ment 2eogue" neoiat aomite bar no.
arbeioet ct SperiIdg oper ben Sfabe.
iom Slommen i Riuneiotalooen aar
ON anSet anretter pan aser % eng.
aomiteen anilaar Sfaoens Stsr.
ellie for De iibite ire aar til $1,29O,.
$50.
Sperlaset er baieret poa Snbbe.
retninser fra 307 5armere. Der til.
iammen eier $4,000 acres 9ano,
bporui 1872 operipsmmebes /
1906, 1880 acres / 1907 og 49,.
40 / 1908. gienueminitsifaben for
bpert at De ire aur bar $163. 322.
9enne Statiitit siaIoer for iaafaI.