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The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
THE BELASCO.
"The world and His Wife,


At the Belasco Theater last night the
beginning OF a return engagement OF
William Faversham and company in
The World and His Wife" the adapta-
ton from the Spanish OF Jose Echegaray.
by Charles Frederick NirdIinger. was sig
nalized by the presence OF a brilliant au-
dience. which signifed its interest BY the
perfectly apparent and profound atten-
tion during the enactment Of the play and
its hearty appreciation by prolonged ap-
plause at the close Of each period. And
there Is no logical reason why such g
conjunction Of events should not have
taken place for certainly. whether the
merits Of dramatic success belong 20 Mr
Nirdlinger or 10 Senor Echegaray. the
play as IT now stands is OF absorbing In
terest. thrilling action, and impresses its
moral with tremendous power.
The drama shows the terrible effects
accTuing from common report. or rumor.
or gossip. or what they say or what
ever other terms We may use 10 designate
that sometimes whispered. sometimes
openly stated suspicion which seizes on
the minds Of society respecting the situa-
ton OF people who utterly unconscious.
are brought into such juxtspOsition as 70
cause some slight misunderstanding
slight at first. but passing from mouth
to mouth with accumulative effect, until
at last :he World and His Wife have
been brought TO a point where they be
Teve the worst The result almost in
evitably leads 10 disaster. sometimes
suppressed. but more often easily recog-
nizsd. OF course, among people whose
natures run high and Of excitable tenn
perament like the Latins. the climaxes
are apt to be more temptestuous. but
SenOr Echegaray does not express a
truth which lies entirely within the con-
fines OF the nature. language or social en-
virOnment OF his own race: Il IS true all
the world over. and whether his work be
translated into the English, German. or
his idea viii be quite
easily appTehended, and the truth OF the
thing mus; be admitted to be universal IN
It's application
Besides. the vehicle. as now presented.
IS in splendid acting form. with an in
teresting continuity Of events. strong
climactic effort. and lines IN which not
a word IS wasted It is a strong play,
with scholarly treatment. and is bound
10 afford profound interest 10 those who
are willing 10 look an almost universal
social evil squarely in the face, and see
an exposition OF what might result. and
that is the causing to occur the thing
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
hrs. MT. SCOTIA CANDIDATE
Urged by Her Friends for D. a. r.
Presidency.
Honor May Come 10 Illinois Daugh-
ter Unanimously, Though Other
Candidates May Seek IL.

Announcement Is made that Mrs. Mat
thew T. Scott, Of Bloomington, IL, viii
be a candidate for the mVch-eoveted honor
OF president general OF the National So
ciety Of Daughters OF the American Revo-
luton. which viii become vacant in April
BY the constitutional retirement Of Mrs.
Donald Mclean
The announcement Of Mrs. Scotts can
didacy VIII likely bring into the race
other candidates, although the statement
Is made that the Illinois Daughter will
be unanimously elected
Mrs. Scott IS one OF the most enthusi-
astfc members Of the D. A. r. Regard
less Of factional feeling and partisanship
the Daughters admire her, and for two
terms she has been hOnored with the cleo
ton Of vice president general Of the so
ciety.
Memorial Continental Hail. the great
work Of the Daughters has always found
a friend in Mrs Scott, and she has been
a member Of the hall committee since its
inception.
For the past three years Mrs. Scott has
done valuable service as the national
chairman Of the committee on the preser-
walton Of historic spots
One notable work she accomplished was
the preservation Of Fort Massac, H., for
which she succeeded in getting an appro-
priation Of $1,000 from the State legisla-
ture.
The fort was restored. and an adjoin-
ing park to be made a State reserve. was
purchased. Mrs. Scott was appointed
chairman Of the monument commission.
Mrs. Scott is presented by her chapter,
the Letitia Green Stevenson Chapter, Of
Bloomington. III She was unanimously
indorsed by the State OF Illinois at its
annual conference last November. The
call for support was signed notably by
Mrs. Letita Green Stevenson, wife Of for
mer Vice President Adlai E Stevenson.
and other members OF Mrs Scott's home
chapter.
Mrs. Scott IS the mother OF Mrs Charles
Bromwell, wife Of Col. Bromwell. superin-
tendent Of buildings and grounds. and in
charge Of official functions at the White
House. She has spent a large portion Of
her lfe in Washington
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
CHASE'S.
Polite YnnderiIIe


The feature OF the bin at Chase,s this
week IS g rather pretentious musical pro-
duction by Stanislaus STANCE and Julian
Edwards. called The Patriot" with
story based on a supposed incident in the
life Of Washington. when party OF Tory
sympsthizeTs plotted TO assassinate him
while he IS enjoying the hospitality OF
one Of their number. upon whom the lot
falls 10 stab the American leader while
asleep, but his daughter, true patriot.
after trying in vain 20 warn the general,
takes his place and Is killed The plot
carries out the idea of grand opera. cul-
minating as It does IN tragedy. and the
music. while not remarkable. is pleasing.
the rendition being By singers OF high
reputation. including Huntington May as
Washington, Helena Frederick as Marion,
the daughter; William Schuster as Mann
helm. Percy Ripple as Crosby. Fred Han
y as Corey. and George Murray as La
Jeunnesse. the whole being capably di-
rected by Lloyd Moore.
A skit OF uprOariously mirthful quality
was contributed by Jefferson De Angels
and company, labeled The Rehearsal.
the general atmosphere partaking of
broad burlesque. embracing parodies on
The Thief" Blue Jeans, and, The
Italian Director" Mr- De Angels was
ably assisted especially by Genevieve
Ffnlav. but hardly less so By Edward
Russell and Ralph Post
Nforrissey and Ayers furnished some
comedy songs ike Shine on" DIT
v-o-r-c-e. and The Bogie." alternating
vocaIIv and az the piano. Arthur Huston
does some juggling comedy work under
the caption stanley IN Africa, the best
feature being the fine setting. which gave
promises that were hardly fulfilled The
Doherty Sisters introduced some good
dancing, intersperSed with some mediocre
songs and Jokes The Bounding Gordons.
by aid Of a spring board. gave some IN
reresfinE acrobatics. All Grant appeared
IN a rnonologue Of sOngs. Jokes, and iml-
tations. and the vitagrsph showed a me
series Of pictures entitled The United
States Fleet in Australia
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
ADVOCATES TRADE SCHOOLS.
DR.. Draper Says Pupils should Learn
Means Of Livelihood.

Brooklyn, Feb 15.-Dr Andrew s
Draper. state commissioner OF educa-
tiOn. made an address before the Brook
lyn Institute OF Arts and Sciences. here.
tonight, on industrial education and
plans which are being developed by the
State department He said. in part
IN some way We have got 70 train
more workmen. To make any substan-
tial headwsy IN this behalf it seems
to me that We have got 10 have a new
class OF public schools. We find that
two-thirds OF the children leave the pub
lie schools when they are fourteen years
old.
Il think there should be Industrial
schools established IN all the cities OF
the state. which viii take both boys and
girls from the end OF the present fifth
and sixth grades and teach them the
details OF some vocation which will en-
able them TO earn a living.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
THANKFUL FOR THEIR ESCAPE.
Passengers on Eighteen-hOur Train
Discuss Wreck.

New York. Feb. 15.-The passengers Of
the Pennsylvania eighteen-hour train
from Chicago which was deraiIed az
Nowton Hamilton. Pa. before daybreak
this morning, reached Jersey City this
afternoon.
They had ali been near 70 death and
were rejoicing over their escape. The
only man hurt in the wreck was the
bsggageman. H. H Mingus, or Jersey
City He is IN the railroad hospital at
Altoona, Pa.
The principal sensation OF the passen-
gers seems 10 have been startled sur
prise when they learned how easily they
had escaped
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
THE LYCEUM.
BurleSque.

The show at the New Lyceum this
week. Morning. Noon. and Night" IS
one OF the best seen az this house IN
some time. In this production the man
agement has broken away from the
usual beaten track OF variety, and sur
prises follow one another. The comedy
PARTS are in the hands OF Teddy Burns
ard Sam Mann
The olio was excellent, and given on
the open stage IN the guise Of a vaude-
vile rehearsal, made q distinctly favor
able impression.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
THE GAYETY.
BnrIeEnue.


Full OF cOmicslities and tUneful music
is the show given by the ReBtz-santley
Company The Two bITleSqUes are The
Married Widow" and The Girl With
tie Golden Vest both take-0ffs more in
name than otherwise on the two big sue
cesses suggested Ben Ross causes some
hearty laughs by the Interpretation Of a
Hebrew role. and the other leaders IN
comedy and feminine parts are pleasing.
Probably the brightest feature OF the
show was quartet Of dancing girls that
bObbed in and out The other numbers
Of the oliO were very good. Charles
Weber. JUgEler. Prince and Virginia
comedy singers. TTix and TTiXIe, comedy
musicians; M Ross, with stories
piQuantiy favored in Hebrew dialect. and
. Creeian dancer by the name OF Ayeshs-
Hara, q q Salome dance, complete the
story.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
READER SUES HAGGIN.
Husband of "SfinInE Queen" Asks
Big Commission in Deal.

New York. Feb. 15.-Athol B. Reader.
whose wife. Ella RawleS Reader. gained
the name OF Mining Queen OF the An
des.r has brought suit against James B.
Haggin. the millionaire racing man. for
81. coo commission on On alleged contract
with Haggin. through which he secured
for Haggin some small mining properties
Reader says he secured options on these
properties. and the purchase price as-
gregatsd S2.50oG0o. The property was sold
to the Cerro de Pasco Copper Company
for S10.0QG.ooo and resold TO the Cerro de
Pasco Mining Company The latter paid
So. 0ae.d go for Il, rather q fancy price for
Mr.. Haggin.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
ASPHALT TRUST WINS.
Venezuela Permits Company TO Open
Wines by Paving Fine.

Caracas. Feb. 1.-THE government has
arranged definitely and satisfactorily the
case OF the New York and Bermudez As
phalt Company. II viii deliver the as
phalt mines 10 the company, recognizing
its mining titles. and viii terminate the
judicial proceedings against the com
pany
The company wili pay $4,000 bolivars in
satisfaction OF the judgment against il
for assisting in the Matos revolution
This afternoon g protocol was signed by
MT. Buchanan. the American representa-
tives. and the government, arranging
other questions between the two cOun-
tries.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
CHICAGO MILLIONAIRE TO WE'D.
F, {. Peabody and Mrs. Bryant to Be
Married February &c.

New York. Feb. 15.-Franeis Stuyve-
SAINT Peabody. millionaire president OF
the City Fuel Company. Of Chicago. and
Mrs Mary Gertrude Bryant. widow OF
James J. Bryant. jr-, obtained a mar
rage license to-day. Mr.. Peabody is q
widower sixty-nine years old. and Mrs
Bryant is thirty-fOuT. At the city hall
they said that they intended to be mar
ried in St Patrick's Cathedral. on Feb
ruary 25-
Mr. PeabOdy's first wife died two
wears ago when she was travelling
abroad. Before that Mr.. and Mrs Pea
body had been social leaders in Chicago.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
SEE GHOST AND RUN.
Young Men Later Learn They Were
at Wrong House.
Sua-s.T n Tes Washington H-ald.

IOunE Men Later Learn Iheg we're
at Wrong House.
spe1zl to Ire Washington Brad.
WHkesbarre. Pa, Feb IA number
OF young men OF this city who started
az midnight 10 watch for the ghost that
has been haunting a house on the out
skirts Of this city returned soon after
wards and IN some confusion
The night was dark and stormy and
the road led across fields. Finally they
arrived at a lonely looking house and
were discussing how they should enter
when q figure IN white appeared at al
upper window It was so plainly seen
that the ghost hunters turned and fed,
dropping their lanterns on the way
Not until to-day did they learn that
they had gone 20 the wrong house. and
that the householder aroused by their
approach had arisen from bed and gone
. the window 20 see what was the
trouble
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
ASK NOTICE OF BILLS.
North Capitol and lexington Citi-
Eens in Session.

Ncrth taptfol ano EckhnBtoE Oitt-
gems in Session.
AT meeting Of the North Capitol and
lexington Citizens Association. last
evening, It was decided 10 have the sec
retaTy advise the Commissioners to noti-
~ the association OF any bill pending
IN Congress that has been referred to
them for consideration This step was
taken 70 give the association a chance
TO voice its sentiments in reference 20
frequent bills introduced that do not
come under observation Of the associa-
ton until after they have been acted
upon BY Congress,
A letter was read from the Rhode
Island Avenue Citizens Association con-
the new builders BILL upon
which, al a previous meeting. the asso-
ciation took favorable action.
The matter Of ash collection was taken
up. but nothing definite was decided.
A letter from the Commissioners was
read. stating that the dirt bank at North
Capitol and Adams streets, which has
long been a menace, would be removed
II the near futWe
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
Tax ON Department stores.

Paris. Feb. 1.-THE Chamber Of Depu-
ties to-day passed an article OF the in
come tax bin. imposing an extra tax on
department stores whose annual turn
over exceeds 50o0oo francs. The extra
tax is per cent on the turnover between
800, 600 and 100000 francs. 2 per cent up
20 5,OOO,e0O francs, and per cent when
the turnover exceeds 100000 francs.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16

New York. Feb. 15-The date Of the
trial OF the Star Publishing Company.
publishers Of the American. charged with
criminal libel by John D. Rockefeller,
jr.. was fixed to-day for February q by
Justice Bowling in the criminal branch
OF the Supreme Court
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
Death Rate Decreasing

New York, Feb 15.-Aceording TO health
department figures. the deaths in this
city last week were 2S5 less than IN the
corresponding week in 1905 The death
rate was 1914 per I.eo0. as against 0e2
last year
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
Big Conee shipment sfade.

salina Cruz, Mexico. Feb I5.-Another
shipment Of S,0o0 bags Of coffee has
reached this point from Central America
for transportation across the Isthmus of
Tehuantepee and shipment 70 New York
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
IS YOUR LIFE
WORTH A DOLLAR?

II so. why run the risk OF losing
it when GOwANS PNEUMONIA
PREPARATION positively pre-
vents and cures pneumonia. Group,
colds, coughs, and can be had from
leading druggists everywhere from
400 10 25c7 Buy to-day and pro-
tect yourself against Inflammation
and congestion troubles. External
and quickly absorbed.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
slIght shock. in Mexioo.

Mexico City. Feb. I5.-Slight earth
quake shocks are reported from points
on the Isthmus OF Tehuantepec. No dam
age to property was done.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16

The elephant is very smenable to hos
pital treatment Several years ago an
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16

Dull girls! Dull men Dull Heayeaed DounhSzsdI Al
0en conpaons Yet the easyyes Pills Ask dO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-08

techo forro cocins
haanzas de norador oe
medo revovers
da Escva extraer los caos
du de los dor hltros aqua rued pa'en'e
ant de oas
sa s1as de non'ar para sonora
srido ferrrea 4aineah"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-13

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Sssnss Y ths seret e ths sey'ees fro the tntertor
goTs Very uassvefssls eonditop ,e srovips crop
ss 20 medium 70 s' god issis g ,ef geiSe
Sa 70 sssS S 5 RIss o soT i6 le - 1853
NAV G AND s4R sS' h.y !. coming in ,l.
more freely and generally selling between !5e ard soc
but fer sAs seis 81 ,ss ssocS e6rnns 81 IS top We
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IA Sc a. short S ard t.s.isd rye s9aS
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see,sS eS,csas iegl7c sovs iss io tTEsys
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gi.s: GEESE icaiis; eU1SES Fowis' per pair. soc
psT S'E rfT z sArrv.. az. light some lou,
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f1 IS sa ,s sas % western: Ta' ssa p s %
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psSsf "a X iase s a. Western. dSy Fcsd
Ss . ' ss h =, r.ssl d DO .s sss sa r
M9lssi cocss; Ella dry Eeksa. er scaasd n.. w..
sSs7 's"s s ,sls 'nd Esq., pra i
white 2Oei DO dsfh. B9iec; SQUADS prime large
s sse PEI oxen sffss s. sSsS ss,
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E::Eaa s. t;,,ae s':ys ,qgPy la @ ssss.
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sqa-s PEI s. g. Tt Wis a. 'Y ioas tae soa
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s9 p"s ys T'fS co Dol 81 per 20 do1
ISL sas 'C e. LeSs p. s s. Edo
Sk . Jersey peg 80 tss 81 a. Per sss &C. go
ssfs s9s rs: s ,TaI New 0rlfsns re- e io9 y
FtcE state per bos' Is Soc j. p-r basls 20 500,
f f,n ssf.s PEI ~. FL :. s' ss. is S sA 81
DO hs' bogT5cs DO Jsr.ey. potato. rsr basket T5e9
a @ sSa e eaies B2a'
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a. e {ss,s;y Eh. rsr basket = d' S;s g,
sSgthsrn f.a per ri s s6gt2' 90 re- basket: s9g
&c suy gsi ss p y + ssa 2 F' 19 49, 6Fs
ssf.g PEI Pc. s'' s. e s'E w:ssrn -
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rs 10 Jersey cheese 5oG 8nc; DO Ieresv rer basket,
Pr 2 4en do per box, 20R79c - Southern. per MI
20 2 Tbci RHuBARR peerty. per 100 burehes, SIC
81 25. SCALIIeN9 and LEEFS. per 100 buachas SOC
Isl sTPINg BEANS. western View York green. prr
ss s a e. 10 va. g. qg -g PEI s
bag 25 te~; ~ jersey. rer basket 25 2 toc, SPIN
per bbl bbi rrste T5eRsi 40 whlte 5e9r5-; a.
Jersey white. per bes ~ asse' - vsllew sroosHs-k
rrr BOT 50ffFe 10 Jersey yellow eroeknsck Per box
FTGSgrs .s,epssa neS east jsLt
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SOC: WITFPrP EsS pAr bbi Tsr RSt 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-13
COUNTY, PRODUCE MARKETS.


BEsSs AVID PEAS Peesipts o-tsg ~ ess, scans
IT, H. 9 I: =. ss,-s ,.aars. i SD ~ .asb .s,
ss7at forTusr srIeas are ~atansd Thsrs = lars o.
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fisi manly ., e. IS sratoh pas quiet srd
s 5,s: Sc s '} ~ ~ 8 55sjs e @sa
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ter s-peefs tia fsncisst sr1des TIE quality -
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s4 = re s5s a s 'G wba s.sSas vent a. %
$40 out-of.toVvn burr. sc .'xee s9n'iatrasis
wiling psy over PC most OF t5e'r o,rchases nays
. saS@ prsss.. ,c5ory ~ o,eas e ,S S
without 1uotaos chsnge We anefe .resn,sry -pe-
ars,. 81 s2se; y .eeoaa::. p g25c d Ssrd. 92f
.n.Gs a. sSsson ac o s. 7s IS 2ess
seconds 3 s.f, ysstS- ,a'R ~ ~
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and y rsqnires very closest selee'ens - erins t4Ae
rsadiiy thar herstofore ard prices shaded
the top prIce Daisies rsrstn quiet AZ fSBiSse ana
slowly ~ the high prices ruling % late and outside 81
the very closest selections buyers have some adyan-
1S%c: DO colored large small, fancy. i4Iac. 50
White small. dsaey 90 o fsod srns sap
specials. u4 9tac So slsims hne. JOY 9lfej 80 Fair
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EGGs-Reeepts to-day. l41s2 cases arrivals
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s,lnntve needs and going storage for
not materially different on Western goods but The
rsSsss SetSSsn 3cc and 2se Yearly eggs are plenty
and easy with a Iniss. trsds We quote state;
fancy Ra2c. 10 gathered whites fair 70 choice 2S
ssr % esS'ss i Ssc wesssr" esrs sr.ts asa sasc
iSc sirtlss sandIed. 10000. DO uucandled ieaioc.
FR1rrsE rREsH--Apples selling weu when Of good
quality Pears weak Peaches moving slowS snms
berries and other small traits selling slowly Musk
melons IN heavy supply and weak WateFneons drag
Quote s a tS (. ssa nj 8 9s s. So 80
standard mi 81 sodl 81 So do per basket 81 81 80;
50 cspp saySre per N sssasrd ee ss4b 80 SELL s
poor per s2as 81 So 30 re cOnts southern per hh
PEACHES jersey per basket 5oea 81 Is: 40 per car
rler si@ss do Delaware and Maryland per basket,
S. % Virginia per basket. 7SaGsi @ west, VIZ
6 esrgis per csrrisr 81 as &; do Missouri per cav
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Maryland esgTisr goc1sl DO Sor,s Carolina s
& 2se 81 10 ss I,. req "a e IA
red gns Sc lie DO 0ack e rps, per Rls }
erssS per bow IS ibT5e DO Baltimore per small bss
ware per standard crate s5c@s 40 per basket 2s9
soc 90 virginia per crate Sssa &c. 90 P aet
crate 5ee4si 90 small srsts toa soc 90 Sessa
"a craze SOC 81 40 Sev aexies per standard crate
sea- s.: wATERsisI. oNs TerfolH PEI, 100 ssssso;
500 . 500: do south Caroline. sioo9s17o; PfNEAP-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-13
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Nsy York August ~ isee.
ssa.s ss - . a:a...:,; "a 49,. e - .. ~.
crate dsu1sn4 a. s4aloss per * ~ ssl7s SIDES hni-
ss. ~. tom fSa1ap I. iivsrsosi Ns s4pos,. ZEN 80
LAWS e,.ss; ss i RS iT.gsns lsa
caaTon . rrlns vsss .'A e . sees9 = gs' ~ r
pr ssuasty dressed d. sssss' dressed ana
s',s s ri = as y's!' - n average At 81 .
p, t W, ~. i' ~ - ,,Asi. 20 r, o. g.
SHEER s .sp tssssss';lg', , We. as ssT'
- ,hs rsfs-t saskirs vi'h s,ais ear, ess -srs
' a. lss IL: "a i''' 81 ' pa :oss =,
!, o sl .'s 800, :, :, :, ss,.a e. $3.50 ,s er ;.
7iaio1 ger y dressed lambs ai'l sei lower - 80
s.ie<-v.v.on & q, lgs vi-sfsis lsrss 81 y avsr
' a. ~ x g'' re- ~ n ~ d. SIS = , 20 W. e.
s,.n Co. e. r .. ~ .'s,ts ~ =, - ~ -
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