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The Washington times., 1909-02-14

= Dan S-The duties 0f an American
consul IN a foreign port are to repre-
sent and watch over his country com
merciaI interests at that point. He re-
ceives protests or declarations which
seameu, passengers or merchants make
relative 10 American commerce he adj
ministers on the estates Of Americans
who die within his consular lurls1lct-ons
DE looks af-er stranded American YES
sells and destitute American seaWeDs
settles disputes between vessels and
mariners, and in general looks after
the interests of his country. his C6un-
tryuea. and his cguutry.s commerce
at tire place to which me is appointed.
The Washington times., 1909-02-14
Kalamazoo Inverted Lights.

Eest-Safe-Er.ght. EII5 Complete PINT
on. G.. A. AIUDDIAAE & Co, GIG lgta
ST.. 1904 O. ST..
The Washington times., 1909-02-14
- Butter -.
Amercan Consul.

Rauchman-The Portuguese used but
ter as early as 90 j. q.
The Washington times., 1909-02-14
Lincolu's VIE

Mrs. W.-Narv Todd Lincoln. wife Of
Abraham Lincoln, died i'm Springfield,
IIl,s July rs, -ss-.
The Washington times., 1909-02-14

Orders for Engraving
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-04-29
zone Touch of Nature Makes the
Whole World Kin"

When rooster finds a big fat
worm he calls all the hens in the
farm yard to come and share it. A
similar trait of human nature is to
be observed when man discovers
something exceptionally good-he
wants all his friends and neighbors
to share the benefits of his discovery.
This is the touch of nature that
makes the whole world kin. This
explains why people who have been
cured by Chamberlain's Cough REM
edy write letters to the manufacture
ers for publication, that others SIM
ilarly ailing may also use it and OBJ
tain relief. Behind every one of these
letters is warm hearted wish of the
writer to be of use to someone else
This remedy for sale by all Druggists
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-04-29
NEWS OF THE NEIGHBORS
CONTINUED from Page Two.)


chair to the top of the transom over
a door Monday in some way fell, strik-
ing on her head and right shoulder.
She was rendered unconscious for a
time, but is now getting along nicely.
Charles Mercer attended Odd Eel
low lodge in Erie Thursday evening.
J. H. Dillon and Charles Merryman
were in Rock Island Saturday.
Mr.. Wilson of Alpha spent last week
in Hillsdale buying horses. He ship
ped a carload last week to Chicago.
Willie Wodell of Canada is helping
Charles Weimer in the barber shop.
George Stanbro is working again
this year for Mrs. Shellhammer.
Frank Dillon went to work last week
for William Donoheo.
John Butyer had business in the tri
cities Wednesday.
Frank, the boy Mrs Fitzgibbon took
from a home near Davenport, had the
misfortune to fall from a wagon last
week while working for Tom Enright
dislocating his shoulder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Daley enter
tanned at their home for short time
Sunday afternoon members of the
Daley family. as follows: Mr.. ant
Mrs. Clayton Daley and two sons o.
. Taylor Ridge. Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
Daley and little daughter of Joslin
Frank Daley of Albany, Mr. and Mrs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-04-29

Should the United States be plunged
into sudden war with another power
there would not be sufficient naval of
ficers in commission to properly ham
die the battleships now flying the, stars
and stripes, is the startling declara-
ton made by Rear Admiral Robley ID.
Evans in an article entitled Our I'm
|dermanned Maryland Congress-" in
Hampton's Magazine for May. Coming
from such an authority as Fighting
Bob, this statement carries an appeal
as well as profound warning. Admiral
Evans vigorously emphasizes that "at
the present moment we have not suffi-
cient officers for the ships now in
commission, and this condition is
growing worse month by month as new
ships are ordered into service. There
is not single battleship in the fleet
today that has its proper complement
of officers to fight it to the best advan
| tage, and this can never be corrected
until the number of officers is largely
increased, and this increase must be
in the upper grades as well as in the
lower.
| when this increase has been au
thorized some plan must be devised
iby which retirement will be more rapid
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-04-29
Scarcity of Naval Officers is
Serious. Saws Admiral Evans

lin the upper grades, thus bringing
younger men to command and flag
ranks.
"a large retired list will cost money,
but | see no other way OF bringing
about the efficiency which we all de-
sire; and in saying this l disclaim
any reflection on the men now in the
flag and command ranks. They are as
efficient and able as any set of men
could be under the conditions which
have surrounded them since the civil
war closed
Fighting Bob puts the remedy for
this deplorable condition squarely up
to the American people and congress,
declaring: whenever the people of
f, the United States want a change in
1.-THE conditions described, which are un-
doubtedly not so good as they should
be, and are willing to pay for better
condition, they have only TO force their
representatives in congress to give
them what they want. The navy is
theirs, and the money to make it what
/ it should be comes from Them They
cannot have good thing without pay
ing for it. Furthermore, if they de
eide that officers and men shall be in
proper proportion to the ships they
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-04-29
Lyman Daley and Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Daley and baby of Yuma.
COZ:

Ernest Girkin bought horse of Ber-
Ign Simpson last Monday
The carpenters are busy at work
on the new barn of Mrs l.. Pearsall's.
Miss Grace Hudson went to Rock
Island Friday evening.
Mrs. Wash. Miller and daughter, Luz
ella, were callers at Erie last Friday.
Mrs. Dan Weideman is recovering
from an attack of the measles
Mrs. Davis of Deere Grove, H.. who
has been visiting at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Charles Williams, for
several weeks, returned to her home
last Friday.
Charles Fry and Mildred Hudson OF
,, Rock Island visited at the home Ci
William Clippers last Friday.
Mrs. Charles Sample returned home
from Fort Collins, Colo, Wednesday
evening, having been at the bedside
of her sister, Hattie, and after hel
I death with the husband. Fred Wells
accompanied the remains to their las1
resting place, at Morrison, Ill.,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-04-29
have now, or must have in the future
then they must pay for them

have now. or must have in the future,
then they must pay for them"
Another disquieting admission is
that on the cruise of the Atlantic fleet
to the Pacific under his command ''it
was frequently the case that half the
battleships were in charge of midship-
men as officers of the deck, condi-
ton forced upon us by the shortage of
officers of proper rank and experience.
THAT this practice was wrong and
dangerous and put much extra work
upon the captains was well known
to all, but there was no help for it,
and in a way it was an advantage to
-the midshipmen. l say, in way, be-
cause, while it gave him experience in
handling the ship. it deprived him of
the opportunity of learning practically
the duties of a junior officer, which are
of vital Importance. The proper hand
ling of enlisted men is one of the most
essential requisites of naval officer,
and this fundamental part of his edu'
cation can be better learned as a jun.
ior officer than in a higher grade.
"a scheme of selection somewhat on
the following line would, in my judg
ment, meet the necessities of the case
and give the best results: Promote a
certain number of the ensigns by selec
ton, say one-third. the other two
thirds by seniority officers three
times passed over to be dropped, Of
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-04-29

retired. Promote half the junior lieu
tenants by selection and half by SEN
dropped. Promote two-thirds of the
lieutenants by selection and one-third
passed over. In the grades of lieuten-
ant commander and commander all
promotions to be made by selection
Captains to be promoted by seniority
All selections to be made by board
of flag officers and captains.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-04-29
OUTLOOK IS Good
Bill for Commission System of
Municipal Government Elk
pected to Pass.
PEOPLE OF STATE FOR 1T
Newspapers Give Subject Wide Pub
licity and Their Hearty
Endorsement.

The commission plan bill now be-
fore the legislature is making salts
factory progress and the indications |
are at present that it will become a
law. Throughout the state the de-
mand for such legislation is increas-
ing. AS the people become better
acquainted with the merits of the
bill, they are growing more enthus-
iastic in their desire to have it pass
ed
The bill provides that cities in al
inois may, upon vote of their peo-
pie, adopt this new system of gov
eminent, which is very similar t.
that now in successful operation in
Des Moines, Iowa.
The attention of the members of
the legislature is being called to the
fact that they are not asked at this
time to pass upon the merits of the
bill, but that they are simply asked
to give the people chance to adopt
the system or reject it according to
their own judgment. Almost without
exception the newspapers of the
state are giving the bill wide public
ity, and the great majority of them
are strongly endorsing it.
The bill is the result of a care
full investigation on the part Of a
large number of thoughtful citizens
of the larger cities of Illinois who
are endeavoring to bring about a
better system of municipal govern
ment. They have looked into the
question thoroughly and are con-
WINGED that the plan as provided by
the Illinois bill will afford the relief
sought.
Tribune Favors Bill.
The Chicago Tribune, one of the
leading newspapers in the United
States, has come out in favor of the
bill in the following editorial:
Following upon a report of a
special legislative committee. DILL
for the commission, or Galveston-
Dies Moines municipal government
plan has been reported favorably to
the senate.
"The DilI described recently in the
Tribune, provides that upon peti-
tion of one-tenth of the voters of a
city o. ;"wp the com mission plan
may be submitted to the people nj
a special e .'"tion, and. upon on af-
frmative vote, shall become the form
of government.
This form provides greatly sim
plilied system, which thus far has
worked successfully where adopted
The Illinois plan need not be adopt
ed, of course, where it is not wanted
and is impracticable for such a city
as Chicago, for which, indeed t i!
not intended. 1t has, however, the
support of leading citizens and bus
mess or civic association in Spring
field Bloomington, Peoria, Joliet
East St Louis, Galesburg, Moline
Rock Island, Rockford and SOM
other cities 1t is measure of loca
government, and even if the com
mission plan may as yet be said t.
be in the experimental stage, we be
lieve the cities and towns of Illinoi
should be given the power to adop
it. Responsible citizens of these Hi
nois cities complain with reason c
the defects in their municipal organ
ization. Chicago and Chicago's rep
resentatives should sympathize wit
and assist every honest and intelli
gent effort for relief made by on
sister Cities
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-04-29
Licensed to Wed.
Do You Feel Like This?

Does Your head ache or simply feel
heavy and uncomfortable? Does your
back ache2 Does your side ache? Do
you feel tagged out? The tonic laxa-
tive herb tea known as Lanes Family
Medicine will clear your head. remove
the pain in side or back and restore
your strength. Nothing else is 50 good
for the stomach and bowels. At drug
gists' and dealers, % cents.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-04-29
Shake Into Your Shoes

Aliens Foot Ease powder. Relieves
painful. smarting, nervous feet and in
growing nails, and instantly takes the
sting out of corns and bunions. It's the
greatest comfort discovery of the age.
Aliens Foot-Ease makes tight or new
shoes feel easy. 1t is certain cure
for sweating. calious, swollen. tired.
aching feet Try it today. Sold by all
druggists and shoe stores. BY mail for
25c in stamps. Don't accept any sub
lstitute. Trial package Free. Address
Allen S. Olmsted. lie Roy, N. y.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-04-29

When man has not a good reason
for doing thing. he has one good rea-
son for letting it alone.-Thomas Scott
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-24
5eras.

Die @egeno am @olf Greet,
neun Meifen BON &errbiae, nabe
Der @renae Der Counties &err ,uto
@iqespie, tpltroe am DonnerI!as
aben6 BON einenu ibmeren 9agel-
itlrm beimgeiudt. Sc iollen BORT
9agelfteine gefallen iein Die grober
als oie Sauit zines Mannes maren.
Nm oeln Sauie BON gilbert Scott oui
ser SdmetbeIm &and muroe oas
Igan8e DAD 5eriblagen. Serr Soft
pnroe bon beln untpetter unteripegs
ilberraidt; fein 8ugsp purbe oetuo.
liert unp feline 8feroe empfirgell
El1lpere 9erlesungen. Mnf ben Gel
bern nnb in BEN @Grten tpurbe bel
Shaoen angeridtet.
Sn DolIas tpuroe elm Sau5-
hummer nalnens 9enrip IS. Winget
BON einent 5traBenbabntpagen ME.
oergemorfen uno 10 i6uer perlcst,
onB er 1tarb.
Deln a6tidbrieen @uitap
Sbaefer in Ga Grange nuroe beinr
Sanobaben zines ,2atpn Momers"
Elm 6ingerglieo abgeihnitten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-24

@efangnisltrafe perurteilt muroe, BIZ.
gnaoigen merbe, ipenn er freitp1lliq
na6 Werifo 5uriidfebren piiroc
erneD ipuroe Dor &ur5enl geael1
8iirgl6aft aus Der Saft entloiien lulf
lit ieitoem peri6munben.
Gin beflagensmertes gorfonun-
nis miro aus Mee genleloet. Monn.
i6aften oes BORT m @arniion liegell.
Den L. 2otbringiiben 8ionier-8atail-
Ions gfo. 16 maren nit Dem Muspro-
biren eines neuen Sprengmaterials
bel6dftigt, als iid in roidber 9lnfel-
nonoerfolge ssuei furhtbare grploiio.
men ereigneten. 0rei Bionire par-
BEN i6iper berpunoet bret onbere
trltgerl leidte 8erlesungen bupor.
9as ltltbeil ereignete, iif), trosoem
BET ben 8eriu6en, Die unter iod)
peritdnoiser 2eittng Dor ii9 ginger,
Die anBerite gorlidt geiibt iporoer
mar.
= Naf) teiegrapbil1er Weloane
aus &attopis, SdleIten lit &aroi1ol
&opp, Siiritbiidof bon gresIau, ocr
auf elmer Sirlnunesreile bort elm.
getroffen mar, plosli9 an Ser Gun.
genent5iinonng erfranft. Sein 3u.
itano siebt bel Dem boben MIter bes
Batienten = er itebt i'm 70. 2ebens.
iabre = 5u GROCER geiorgnis Nm.
lab. Ger Shmerfranfe lit trans.
portunfabig, unb iein Sausar5t in
8reslau lit teleerapbiib an oas ara..
fenlager gerlfen iporben.
Gin beflagensipertes l1ngliid
miro aus @iIbelmsbapen gemeloet
gom 2inienidiff yDeutibIanb" oelr
6laggibiff bes Trin3en SeinridJ bun
8reuBen, ipar Der Motroie 2ateii
iiber 8oro gefallen. Ser Sngenlenr
8obn, melher ben Watroien nit oelv
@ellen fdmpfeu iab, iprang iofori
nah, permodte aber bel oem itiirn,i.
i6en Wogengang iein 3iel ni6t gu
errei6en un6 tpuroe ielbit in bic Sie.
fe ge5oeen. 8eibe ertrarfen.
Sm Saale Der &aiierin Srieo
ri6- -Stiftung gu Main5 fano anldb.
li6 Der Observation-Disclosures @ieoer.
febr oes Sooestages Sanbels eine
Seitauffiibrung ieines aus Dem SsoDre
1741 itammenben Sratoriimls
| ,Sanlion" bur6 Die Wain3er 2ieopr.
tafel itott. Wait oen @roBber5ol
grnIt 2uoipig bon 9efien tparen nielt
onoere 9totubilitdten anipeieno.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-24
Cine eble israu.

Siiritin 9eleno gou5a, bic por eini-
gen Tagen int @lter bon 85 Sabren
IN gufareit 6as 3eitlide gefegnet fat,
NOR Die @itttpe oes Giiriten glerans
Der Gou5a, lesten Sospooars Mand-
MEMS, oeiien I'M Sabre 1866 erfolgte
MbiebniIg bic @rtpdblung zines Briri-
sen aus Dem Sauie SOben5ollern auf
ben 2bron oes 2anoes CUR Golge bot
te. Sebr biel gu ieinem Shtr5e trug
Die idledte @ebanoIung bel, Die er
leiner, nun fiir5lih berftorbenen @e-
mabIin anee6eiben IieB, Die, als Mit-
gIieo 6es nlt-rumGniiben Batrisier-
bouies Moietti, iih I'M gan5en 2anoe
Ser bohften 9ldtang unb 8eliebtbeit
erfreute. Shirt Mleranoer lebte in
offenem gbebrub nit Der Jiirltin
Dbrenoipiti1, Der Mutter oes oer-
ltorbenen &orligs Mlilan bon Serbien.
u1o in Der Maht, ba man inn Die
HiitoIe bor Die Brult fette unb i'm
3tpang, oie Mboanfungsurfur6e 81,
lirlfer3eIHnei1, mar tie genofrgf, uar-
fuB onrd Die GtraBen Der 9toot aus
ieinan Balalte gu entflieben.
geahbem er Bufareit perlofien bai-
te, Iieb fih Shirt Meran6er Gou5a III
elmer Boritaot @iens nieoer, mo- er
3lpei Diaos be5og. Sn Der einen Der.
ielben ipobnte feline @enablin, Die
Tiiritin Selene, bic anbere beipobnte
Die Tiiritin Sbrenotpitih nit ibrem
Sobn Genetrius gou5n, ben iie oenl
Giiriten geidenft batte. MIs Iestere
i'm Sabre 1870 itarb, aboptierte Die
Giiritin Selene NIT ieltnem @roB.
mute ben bnuaIs flint Sabre alter
Sobn ibrer Nipalin unb IieB i'm er-
5ieben, ia, iie iorgte iogar nab Dem
inn Sabre 1875 gu &eibelberg erfolg.
ten 9ooe oes @r.&ospooars in aus.
giebieiter @eiie fir oas 6ortfommey
6es iungen Mannes.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-24
QNetttt tbr Niidea 1peb tut,
60 fiiblt cine 5ran, baf ale lire
Gnersie nmb ibr @brseis
uerlpren lit.

9ie Srauen bon San 9(ntonic
miiien mie oie Shmersen unb 2ei.
ben Die our6 Die ltntdtigfeit ser
gsieren entiteben, oas 2eben eur
2ait MAIDEN. 9fnfani6mer5, Sill,
tenlpeb, &opfpeb, Sdfpinoelanfaae,
i6mer5bafte l1rtrir<-Storunaen =
ole er5ablen gub BON franfen 9eie-
rem uno tparnen @n6 Dor ser eitt-
tretenoen 3uderfranfbeit, @aller=
iubt uno 8riebt's 9eierenfranfbeit.
9oan's Gieren BiGen furieren per-
manent aae oieie 4ranfbeiten. Sier
lit Der 8elueis oafiir in oen bon Ell.
ner Srau in San @ntonio gelprp-
6enen @orten:
0frs. S. &. 8opnlan, Safe @ieip,
San slntonio, Seras: sd fuble,
bob ib Doan's 8illen ni6t gellllg
loben fam. Sd lit lange 3eit an
ben gderen rno es idien, als Oh
es ni6ts gebe, oas mir belfen fonn-
te. Die geierenausi9eibungen paren
gu baufig uno i6 bate oft 4opf-
meb, baufige aroftanfalle mno
S6pinoelanfdl1e. Weit meiner @e-
i1tnobeit aing es i6nea bereab, ais
i6 5ufalig BON 0oan's 9eieren 8iI-
len borte. Sd perihaffte mir cine
S6a6tel bon Der 8erar Drug 60.
uno mar bo6it befrieoigt bon oen
&eiultaten ibres @ebrau1s. Msein
geiunobeitli6er 3uitanb beiierte iid
balo, ipuroe beiier ipie ie por6er unlo
ib ipuroe BON alien Storlinger, Die
mir Die Nieren bereitet batterl be-
freit.
Gum gerfouf bel aIlen SGnolern.
8reis so Gents. Goiter-Milburn
So, Buffalo, Stem yorf, aleinige
@gerten fir Die Ser. Staaten.
grinnert gub oes geamens ~
Doans = nno nebmt feline onoeren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-24

Yoitiade uno ma6ten iid bann ba-
BON. 9ie gaiiagiere tpuroen ni6t
belditigt.
sSn Gina, Ohio, ipnroe ssrau
Wealloe 9ielt, eiue itnge @ittpe, BON
einen1 befannten Mopofaten Ser Gtaot
eribolien. giferiubt bilbete oas
Wiotip Der Sat. Ser Morber lit cnt.
flober.
= slus @aibineton miro genet.
oct, es iei lnoglih, oaB Ser Bra-
iioent ben befannten SsSrgenieur Sobn
Saps 9anmono gum @efanoten III
China ernenne.
&riegsminiiter 0idinion lit
BON ieiner 9ieiie nod Cuba no er
feiner 4ranfbeit meger ,libt lanoen
fonnte, nod @aibinston 5uriidas~
fe6rt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-24

gietoria 0ibifon, q. $. & g. u.
Nrtfurtft-
Moo. 3o2-guero. @ictoria, 1880 nadm
Nbfa1rt
SO. 8o1-guero. @ictoria. $3.50 BORN
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-24
@. 6, G s. ga5a.
Die geidjid)te BON SsOab.

Atc VefuHupe upW y(UuD.
Der y3pab mar elm frpnttter W2ann,
Der Gin5'ge gar anf Grben,
Wesbalb ber Gerrsptt ii1 6eiann,
st tniikt' gerettet tuerher.
Drum, ais bic Giinbflmt brad berfiir,
Cling Mpab In ben &aften,
Den er nit aQerlei 0etier
Nod tidJtig tat 6elaftem.
nnb ais mad bter5is Eagem bat
9as @aifer fidj nerlauien,
Sa ittegen fte nDm Mrarat
Serab IN beaen 9amfen.
Spd neil pteI WemfAentimb mnn Iie6
Sm Wafier tat nerfinfen,
Sa titpdt' her frDmtne gfnab ttie,
Sas @aifer gerne trimfen.
9as iab bemm amdb ber Serrgptt Elm,
tfnb Rek tbn Weben baben,
Sauttt bet gtuab iid ant Wetn
S5infiirber f1nnte labem.
Gr siirnt aud nidbt, tuenn Npab fat
Gtnmal ST btel getrnnfen,
tlnb suar auf ieine 2ageritatt
8e5edjt babinseimnfen.
1lnb Gem nnb oam erbpRten stuar
Sid pb bes 8aterS gffen,
Der CUTE SDbm, ber Sapbet mar,
Der tat ibm Nmbe idJaffen.
Sent' Gem nno gam, bic b5iem 2nab',
Sinb Hrobibitipniiten,
Die nns BITE liebe @uttesgab'
8ernthten iupllfn NIT 2iiten.
9pd tutrb es nidjt geltngeu bier,
Gs tutrb ber 8err fdbpn tunlten,
9p Ianse bnrd u mn gter
9ie 3raft mir nus erbaIten.
ttnb tut bic 8apttc &prab aud
9ie Sttmmen laut erbeben,
Mir Iaiien bpdl, mad altent 8raud)
9as .Al "a mt 3 r" leben!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-24
Jnlann.
Gegsn naebtreitsr
Wird cine ScbadenersatzkIage
eingsrsicbt.
Wriebt-Day.
Bekanntsr dsufseber Redak-
teur gesforben.
Leicbsnfunde.
6cjabrigss JubiIaum zines
=
Wriebt-Day.
Leicf,snfunde.
6ciabriees JubiIaum zines
Turnvereins.

- Oip fi;raIiH prffoo+o s2or,,r,o;;
I,uo ei,,pr 9fnso6r oe,,te s.e IN sTa.,e.' moner
len Seneiioe 0ryl ,,,eae,, ' mndspo;tsr - ragsr'
e,d,on6totpn int 81, ;,,taross 5sse..t, o,,ta,
geodh5nieI ophobt G;,, oo,n;S5ar g 60 %
Meoia Sa, t0 nor n,ohsaas. ~. ss.o'lse. p y. :.
nnn nor Monno 'Sau o,,g Sa,,, aa,,sa S"Ias.' ha,.
o,,snohoI+ ,,na a,,rGoo,,,.;;aoM I s IH'' W.. De.-
hof 5ie gh,,Inioho5,,s,aa,,o,, Observation-Disclosures "ut, ,,,'s
Wpr,,rteirten o,,f Sfn ano esho,oaar ,o
Sok bprfIoot
csn g,onton s. bot ,;a o;,,
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