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The Washington times., 1910-11-26
RIGHT TO CRITICISE
/. SCHOOLS IS CLAIMED
Writer TO The Times Takes
Issue With Teachers
Views.

To The Bdftog q The Washington Tins
4 few evenings ago you had
letter signed by some one who czIisd
herself "a Washington Teacher"
This teacher. IN concluding. says 1T
is wrong for any one TO crftfcise the
schools and methods or education IN
Washington
Any teacher who could be guilty OF
such e remark is not following Aer
proper calling What would the world
be today Il there had been no criti-
cism, no desire for improvement, no
progress IN the past7 II the human
race is satisfied to stand stfu. as
this teacher seems 10 desire. the na-
tons would be yet IN the stone age,
walking about in animal skins
Fifty years ago when whipping was
the order OF the day in schools. and
when all the modern improvements
daily used IN Washington were IN
known, no doubt many teachers
thought their system perfect. and that
It was savage in any one to criti-
else. to wish 10 make improvements
and to progress to the Developments o.
the new ideas Of today.
Fifty years from now the improve
ment II our schools viii be Just as
marked as our Improvement during
the last fifty years Does "a WaSh-
ington Teacher think that we have
reached the acme Of knowledge. that
we are at the end OF our civilization
that the methods and modes OF today
are TO stand stiII2 Does she imagine
that there is 10 be no further DrOE-
ress in the science Of teaching in
health culture IN sanitation in Tenti-
latiOn, in the thousands Of other lines
OF human 1abOr2 II so. she had better
step out Of the ranks OF the teachers
I am glad 10 be able to say from
personal experience, that the nan In
charge of the education Of youth IN
Washington are not Of this type
they are progressive, giving Il the
best they can. always studying how
to improve and taking advantage OF
the Developments OF science Witness
the new Thompson schooI-that Is as
far ahead OF the schools Of General
WashfngtOn's time as the railroad is
OF the old stage coach
And I can also add that as q body
the teachers are conscientious, re
fined, hard working women, fully
alive TO the Importance OF training
their charges in an up-to-date way
MRS G
The Washington times., 1910-11-26


viii Of TIL Of them and
get literary any
hospital and tell the doctor
great
honesty portion
diplomacy.
ful-fedged Politician
you the please
but the of this
surgeons for
indeedy,- years age
president
viii be in order and viii talk about
spkns last in the hospital have the floor
pickle bottle from her shopping Bag with in alcohol before she
finishes"
THAT'S comic supplement sentiment said ogene IL dsdaa
conversation of women is not such hollow mOckey
pretend"
nOckery replied An
but they don't quit getting themselves chopped fashionable
hospital
that he buttons
trouble tineh e o carveI"
had his appendix you
Alright" put Imogene
Sure paper performed the operation
appendxotomy copyrigted
when he ashore he looked big German with the same
and the ships surgeon wanting entertaining to the visiting doctor
sharpen I'D
great
on professional courtss7 Thank heaven for one tbiD iii 80 -
o opened for appendicitis"
careful census of appen
$500 year ever
has appendicitis They that
recent promo
when anything got with him. instead of letting
Imogene, firmly convinced that would have been
dead long time ago it hadn't been for the
replied Andrew. you up all
right but what going
pendx is in blue bottle in Battle Greek saniru
things the Vanderbilt Hospital Nashville
in Los Angeles and you are going have either
world chips going
ssnblng yourself when the final reckoning
The Washington times., 1910-11-26
Judge and Mrs. Howry Will Be Hosts Dinner
Entertaining for Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Lurton
President and Mrs. Taft
Hosts at Theater Party

The President and Mrs Taft occupied
the Presidential box AT the Belasco
Theatre last evening for the perform
ance OF Nine FRITZ Schen in The Nj
kado-" In their party were Miss Helen
Taft and the four Bryn Efawr girls who
are visiting at the White House. Miss
Phyllis Rice. Miss Marion Crane. Miss
Gordan Hamilton and Miss Isabel Vim
cent; Capt. A W Butt, T. 8. A; Lieut..
Commander Leigh G. Palmer, e g n:
Capt Q T. Grayson. Z s n: Foster
Dulles and c. c. Glover. Jr-
Miss Helen Taft viii be the honor
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Whitfield
at dinner on Tuesday, December s.
Miss Eleanor Terry and Lieutenant
Camperfo were the guests IN compliment
20 whom Miss Isabel Clarke was hostess
a. an Informal dinner party last even
ing. The additional guests were Lieut..
Russell Train, q. 6 n. and Mrs. Train,
Miss Margery Cotton Miss Gilmore,
Miss Talbot, Capt 7. Mason Quick. U
s NJ c.; Newton Quick, Mr. Leahy,
q S. N. and Jack .siebert-
7 1Er. Justice and Mrs. Lurtou were .he
honor guests OF M and Mrs. William
F Dennis ~ dinner last evenings Inc
additional guests we're Nh and MIS-
Horace LuTton, Jr.. and Mr. and Mrs
". johnson Moore
=
Nine Jusserand. wife q the French
Ambassador, was hostess az an informal
tea yesterday afternoon, assisted bT the
Countess de Chambrun- Nine. Peretti
de Ia RocCa and VisCouutess d'Azy-
=
Mrs. Robert N Harper Is spending The
weekend at the Bellevue-StratfOrd-
Philadelphia and viii attend the Army
Navy football game today
Mrs- and Mrs. J. Webster Manning,
Thomas ". Smith, and II E Smoot
went 70 Philadelphia this morning 20
attend the Arrny-Navy Esnls
The Washington times., 1910-11-26
TRYING TO LEAVE BRYAN
OUT IN THE COLD.

With respect to the Democratic con
ference at Baltimore, which Senator
Rayner proposed, and which is now
being seriously considered by various
Democrats leaders, it appears to be
the intention to leave William Jen-
nings Bryan out in the cold Mr.,
Bryan is opposed to the conference.
BE takes the position that the Demo
cratic leaders. OF men who constitute
themselves leaders. cannot map out a
party policy; ne says the people them
selves, and they only, can do that.
Likewise, Sir. Bryan views the con-
ference with suspicion, as he fears It is
scheme OF the reactionaries in the
party to dominate It with respect to
policies in Congress and in 1912
But, 1t Is clear that the men who are
promoting the conference are going to
proceed on the theory that Mr., Bryan
is down and out, that he is politically
dead, and that his notions should be
ignored Indeed, It Is suggested that
the position taken by Bryan has i'm
PEELED some OF the leaders to all the
more activity in an effort to having
the conference
All of which leads naturally to the
question whether those gentlemen are
correct who assume that Mr.. Bryan Is
defunct politically, and whether he can
as a matter of political expediency,
be overlooked, and whether he is going
to cut no figure in 1912
It Is commonly assumed that Hr.
Bryan has lost his grip completely on
his own State, and for that reason
is on the political scrap heap. But
the truth is quite different
IF one will consult the recent cleo
ton returns in Nebraska he viii find
that Gilbert NJ. Hitchcock. for whom
Bryan stood, won the Senatorship from
that State; that Dahlman, the Demo
cratic candidate for governor who
avowed himself the friend of the liquor
interests and whom Bryan opposed,
was beaten; that Aldrich, the Republi-
can candidate for governor, whom
Bryan supported, was elected, and
that the State not only elected a
Democratic Legislature, as Bryan
wanted it to do, but when this Legis-
lature is rounded up It is not unlikely
1t will be found friendly to county
option, for which Bryan Is fighting
The gentlemen who are bent on
ignoring Mr. Bryan are quite likely to
wake up and find they need his
influence and need 1t badly when II
comes to carrying the 1912 elections
and electing a Democratic President.
The Washington times., 1910-11-26
What's on the Program In
Washington Today

Lecture by the Rev. A ". Spooner.
The Gospel Truth Taught by Tolstoy.
the Grand Old Man Of Russia Sixth
Presbyterian Church, Sixth and q
streets southwest. p. NJ
Second banquet and reunion Of former
specification employees, Hotel Fritz
Reuter-. Pennsylvania avenue and
John Marshall place, D. n
Meeting Of Missouri Society, Pythian
Temple, 1912 Ninth street northwest s
.. m
Associations, Chamber Of Commerce.
D m
Biological Society Of Washington, Cos
mos Club, s p. m; council meeting.
I'D D. m
The Washington times., 1910-11-26
YOUNG MEMS CLASS
WINNER IN DEBATE

Resolved, That church property In
the United States used for religious.
educational, and charitable purposes
should be taxed, was the subject
Of debate between the RoyCrOft
study Club and the Young Mems
Class Of the First Presbyterian Church
last night
by w r Cade, a A Cheney and H
3. Midkin, supported the negative,
and were declared the victors- The
RoycrOft Club was represented BY b.
WoodsOn-
The Washington times., 1910-11-26

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The Washington times., 1910-11-26
AmuSemsntS.

NationaI-'The Bachelors Baby 2.15
and SIS D m
D m
CoIumbia-''The Fascinating Widow .,
2.15 and S:15 D m
ase's-Polite vaudeville, 2:15 and sis
p. M
Cssino-Continuou vaudeville
Cosmos-Continuous vaudeville, bez-9-
ming l D NJ
Acadeny-''S Elmo 2:I5 and Sis
Gayety- Partisan Widows" 2:I5 and
S.I5 D m
Lyceun-"New Century Girls" 2.ls ana
S.15 D M
Observation-Disclosures and motion pio-
lures, q m
Arcade-Skating and dancing, afternoon
and evening
The Washington times., 1910-11-26
RIVAL GETS GIRL
DESERTED AT ALTAR

MARfNETTE. Wis. Nov. se.-When
all was ready for his marriage last
night BENJAMIN Nelson failed to. ap-
took Carl Johnson. one Of the guests
He was an old sweetheart and the
bride said she was hsppiest with him.
The Washington times., 1910-11-26

-SmaTty," said Andrew, at was
the dimensions Of the fellow with the
deliCatessep name I was giving.
see no particular reason Why you
should roast my lack of education
as long as We eat regularly. know
lots % bullying proved young fellows
who would Ike 70 trade a college ed
ucatiOn for q square meal. I am
going to write a book one OF these
days and then you viii realize that
it takes more than education 70
make literary success"
Yes. sighed Imogene, YEARLY.
The fires Of literary genius are all
too often kindled with split infni-
tives--
Il don't know about thai" said An
drew, because 1 am not at all Ger
The Washington times., 1910-11-26
Mrs. Oliver Cromwell and
Miss Louise Cromwell Re-
turn to Washington.

judge and Mrs. Howry will be hosts
az dinner tonight, entertaining a com
pany complimentary 20 Mr.. Justice and
Mrs. Lurton.
Mrs. Oliver Cromwell and Miss Louise
Cromwell have returned to Washington
from the Virginia Hot Springs, and
Miss Cromwell went over to PhiIadeI-
Phia this morning with Mrs. Loring and
a party to attend the game
Mrs. William F. Dennis viii give a
tea for Miss Helen Taft, wednesday,
December Z. from to Z O'Clock. at her
new residence, 14c7 Sixteenth street.
Representative Hubbard
And Wife In Washington.
Representative Ebert Il. Hubbard. Of
Iowa, and Mrs. Hubbard, who spent the
summer and fail at their home in Sioux
City, have arrived In Washington for
the winter, and have opened their apart
ment in the Ontario for the season.
The naval attache Of the Russian en-
ingtOn this morning for Philadelphia to
attend the football game.
-
Mrs. Kendall. wife or Lieut. COL Hen
y n Kendall. Z. S. A. retired, chap
TINS morning 70 attend the game Mis-
MRrta Calvo was among those IN the
party.
The naval attache or the Italian en-
Sss-5sy and Nine Pfister, who spent the
last few weeks IN New York, returned
to Washington last evening and have
opened their apartment in the Brighton
for the season.
The. Minister OF Peru and Nine. de
Pardo have gone to New York for q few
days.
Mrs Norman Williams has issued
cards for a dinner December 10
Mrs. Richardson and Daughter
Visiting Friends In Philadelphia.
Mrs. Charles ". Richardson and her
debutante daughter. Miss Amy Rich
aTdsOn. are visiting friends in Pbila-
delphia. and viii attend the Army
and Navy game today Before re-
turning TO Washington they Will
VII spend a few days IN New York
Eugene d. Carusi. accompanied by
bis two daughters Miss Stella Carusi
and Miss AIine Carusi, went TO Phils-
delphia this morning for the Army
and Navy game They Will return TO
Washington tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Thomas F. Riley announces
the marriage Of her daughter, Miss
Elizabeth Lille Riley, 70 W Clarence
Miller. The wedding took place on
Wednesday. November %. After De-
cember 10. Mr.. and Mrs Miller viii
be at home at 1919 KaIorama road
Mrs Russell b Harrison, accom-
panied by her daughter, Miss Mar
thena Harrison and Miss Katharine
Brooks. went 10 Philadelphia this
morning to attend the Army and Navy
game Miss Harrison and Miss
Brooks viii return TO Washington
this evening. and Miss Harrison viii
remain in Philadelphia at the Belle
vue-Stratford. the guest OF Mr. and
Mrs Albert Dean Currfer, whose mar
rage took place recently at Elncott
City Miss Harrison was the maid
Of honor for Mrs. Currier. formerly
Miss Anna Thomas.
The Washington times., 1910-11-26

The postal regulations against svindl-
ing literature, however, do not yet 80
the length OF shutting out marriage pro-
Posals by letter
The Washington times., 1910-11-26

The report that Mr.. Bryan Il 10 spend
the winter quietly on his Texas ranch
causes no profound regret among the
promoters Of the Baltimore conference
OF DemocraSv
The Washington times., 1910-11-26
Andrew and Innogene
By Roe Fulkeson

~
NN{ he
Echhardein had his appendix board the
four inches tall and weight 900
ut is indeed wonderful said Inogenes sarcacaly but n
particular
remarkable
and height appendix"
The Washington times., 1910-11-26

Confirmation is lacking for the report
that Uncle joe subscribes 10 the plan
10 bring the insurgents back into the
fold.
The Washington times., 1910-11-26
Mrs. Mum VIII
Return Here Next Month.

Return Here Next Month
The engagement Of Miss Carrie Louise
Mum. daughter OF Mrs. Charles A
Mum, Of Chicago and Washington. 10
Reginald BOardman, OF Boston and
West Manchester, Mass, which was
announced Yesterday, Is Of great inter
est to Washington society.
Mrs. Mum and her daughter, who are
at their summer place at Manchester,
Mass viii return to Washington about
the middle OF December 20 spend the
winter.
Mrs Adams, wife OF the Rev. Charles
Lawrence Adams. Of Hudson. N z, will
arrive IN Washington neIt week TO visit
her parents Gen A ". Greely, .. s.
a, and Mrs. CreeIv She viii arrive IN
her sister. Miss Gertrude Greeiy, on
Tuesday, November g.
The first dance OF the season, given By
the Alumni Association OF the Business
High School, viii take place this even
Ing at $50 O'Clock at MIS- Dyer's-
=
Mrs Harry Kaufman entertained al
Bridge yesterday afternoon at her home
guest, Ms Hothschild, % Philadelphia.
Those present were Mrs F'rederfck
schwab. Mrs L Jackson Mrs A.
Freschi, Mrs. e Schwab, Mrs Sam
ROthSchild, Ms Gus WaIlerstefu, and
Mrs J. s. KRnn.
Miss SheeIine. OF New York city, is The
guest Of her cousin. Miss Amelia Alex
sndsr, OF Harvard street.
The Washington times., 1910-11-26
Mrs. Pettus Recalls
Cards For Debut Tea.

Mrs. william J. Pettus has recalled
the invitations for the debut tea OF her
daughter, Miss Charlotte Pettus, which
vas 10 have taken place Saturday after
noon. December g.
Mrs Pettus and Miss Pettus left
Washington last evening for the South.
The Assistant Secretary Of State and
Mrs. Huntington Wilson, who spent the
last two months abroad, have arrived
in Washington from New York, where
they recently landed
Nj. and Mrs William Laurence Soleau
have issued cards announcing the mar
rage OF their daughter. Mss Mary
Edna SOIeau. to Howard Martin Lunn.
The wedding Aook place on Thursday
evening Mr. and Mrs Lum VIII be at
home after January / az FaIrport, n. Y
Miss Marie NcSIillin Brown is spend
ing several days In Philadelphia at the
BeIleTue-Stratford. the guest OF Mrs
Ben B. Bradford They viii attend the
Army and Navy football game today at
Franklin Field
Mrs. Brown and Miss Brown will have
as their guest this winter a niece of the
fc.mer. Miss Harriet Walton, Of Nash
Vile, Tenn Miss Walton. who viii ar
rive about the middle Of December is
a debutante OF this season.
The Washington times., 1910-11-26

The editor OF the Congressional Record
Is assembling his STAFF in preparation
for a heavy run OF news
The Washington times., 1910-11-26

The let total circulation Of The Washington
Tines daily during the month OF October
was IS n. al copies len over and returned
bsiEE eliminated This number. when d.
vided BY - the number OF days q publica-
doc. shows ne net daily average for octobeT
20 have been SSss8
The Washington times., 1910-11-26

Once more We discover that the only
sure way 20 tell whether they're mush-
rooms is to eat them
The Washington times., 1910-11-26

Quite a number OF rural Congressman
have recently Joined the back-tO-the-
farm movement
The Washington times., 1910-11-26
Miss Bayne Will Make
Her Debut on December 9

Ms John w. Bayne and Miss Louise
Dudley Bayne have car6s out for an at
home, Friday, December 8. from to Z
O'Clock. at their residence, I1a Connecti-
cut avenue when Miss Bayne viii be
formally presented to society. Mrs
Bayne and Miss Bsyne will be at home
Saturdays in January.
The Washington times., 1910-11-26

The Mexican revoIutionists should have
taken lessons from the Brazilian sailors.
The Washington times., 1910-11-26

CThe Times will be pleased to an
nounce meetings and entertainments IN
this column. Phone or write announce
uentsl
The Washington times., 1910-11-26
Mr.. and Mrs. Brodhead
Guests Of Their Daurhtar-


Mr. and Mrs J Davis Brodhead. Of
Bethlehem. Pa. are the guests for the
weekend Of their sOn-in-iaw and taugh-
ter, Mr. and Mrs Maxwell Kerr Gil
mour, Of the Toronto
Miss Ida NOrment Smith, who went
10 Philadelphia this morning for the
Army-Navy game. chaperoned by Mrs
William B Stokes. had as her guests
IN her box at the game Mrs Stokes
Miss Ruby Stokes, Jack Elder, and Will
liam Finley.
Mrs Theodore Noyes will give a mu-
steal tea Wednesday afternoon. Novem-
Der 50, from to 8 o'clock, at her resi-
dence I'D New Hampshire avenue. for
the benefit Of the Guild of ST. Thomas
Church.
Mr.. and Mrs David L SeISe have sold
their former residence in Sixth street
and are now residing at 1902 Fourteenth
street
Count Won Observation-Disclosures Of the
Acknowledgements embassy, VIII leave
Washington shortly on leave OF alb
sence.
Senator and Mrs George Peabody
WetmOre viii come to Washington in a
day or two from Newport.
Miss Isabelle May and Miss Cecilia,
who are spending the autumn at the
Virginia Hot Springs, were the honor
guests yesterday at a large tea given
BY Harry S. Black 81 the clubhouse.
The Washington times., 1910-11-26
Miss Haywood
To Make Her Debut.

Mrs William Haywood and Miss Doris
Haywood have cards out for Wednes-
day afternoon, December Il. when Miss
Haywood wiz be formally presented TO
Washington society.
Miss Emi,v G. Storrow sailed from
New York yesterday on the AmeTiJs for
Europe
Miss Marjorie Ide viii arrive in Wash
ington Monday for a visit Of sevs-7I
DAYS to the Assistant Secretary OF the
Navy and Mrs. Beekman Winthrop.
The Washington times., 1910-11-26

The. Minister Of Peru and Nine. de
Pardo have gone TO New York for q few
DAYS
The Washington times., 1910-11-26

Mrs Norman Williams has issued
cards for a dinner December 10
The Washington times., 1910-11-26

BraziFs naval policy IS much more
wonderful than EngIand's-
The Washington times., 1910-11-26
Sunday

The net total circulation OF The Washlngto
Times Sunday during The month q October
vas 1T1.sSS al copies left over and returned
By agents being eliminated This number.
when divids6 BY g the number o. Sundays
during October. shows the net Sunday aver
sEs for October 20 have been "a S9T-
The Washington times., 1910-11-26

In each issue OF The Times the circulation
figures for the previous day are plainly
printed at the head OF the first page a. tie
left o. the date line.
Entered ~ the Postonics at Washington.
=. c. a. second class matter.
The Washington times., 1910-11-26

Senator and Mrs George Peabody
WefmOre viii come to Washington In a
day or two from Newport
The Washington times., 1910-11-26
Representative Hubbard
And Wife In Washington

The naval attache or the Italian en-
SGssy and Nine Pfister, who spent the
last few weeks IN New York, returned
to Washington last evening and have
opened their apartment in the Brighton
for the season.
The Washington times., 1910-11-26
OCTOBER CIRCULATION,
n.rG
10 number q oomplste and perfect copies
he Washington Times printed daily dur
che month q October wa As foi loEE.

DS1ly average Tor the montH..-...-. Esas
The Washington times., 1910-11-26
Mrs. Richardson and Daughter
Visiting Friends In Philadelphia.

Mrs. Thomas r. Riley announces
the marriage Of her daughter, Miss
Eliza beth Lille Riley, 70 W Clarence
Miller. The wedding took place on
Wednesday, November %. After De-
cenber 10. Mr.. and Mrs Miller will
be AZ home at 1919 KaIorama rod
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-17
POPULAR RECIPE
This IIofnc-Madc Cough syrup
STOPS Coughs Quickly.

Make q plain syrup hy taking one
piHt of Granulated Sugar. add ono
aalf pint II warm water and stir Tor
tN1 minutes Put two and 0ue-haif
ounces Of pure Pinex in q pint bottle
nd fl it up with the Granuiared
sugar syrup Take "a -teaspoonful
gcry one. two OF three hours. Keep
aaiI corked and IL VIII never spoil.
The effectiveness OF this simple
homt-made article is surprising II
asuaily stops "a deep-seated cough in
twenu-lour hours. It is also excel
tent Tor colds. whooping coughs. pains
In the chest. bronchial troubles and
similar ailments
Use thc raal Pinex in making it,.
however Il is the most valuable con-
o@entratcd compound 81 Norway White
Pine Extract. and l. Is FAR superior
10 the numerous pine oil and pine TAR
preparations. II your druggist does
uo' have g. De can get il Tor you with
out trouble.
The proportion above suggested
makes a fun pint OF The best cold
AMI cough remedy The taste is so
tleasaut that children take Il willing
IS. The total cost Is about "a cents
Stra-ncd honey can be used instead
~ THE syrup. ard makes a very fine
honey and pine TAR cough syrup.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-17
FORhERAEWM MEXICO
MAN AFTER
WAR DEPARTMENT
For the Arizona Kicker
ia Fight Being Made 0geF
P0st0ffioe.



Especial CerresPsaIcnss ia s.ernin= Journal
Prescott Ari4 Feb If-in the pFp-
6.&ie court. Yesterday. % iils appiHa
cation 81 3sss Kate II. comles. FORM
eriy j resilient of this eify. and a
tlat tine tne wife of y. Holmes
the estate ~ tae above deceased, was
re-apeEsl
The object Is said se o. the coiiee-
tion 81 q large sum of money which
sirs. Cowles iieges Is due her lat
husba nd while ne was au officer 81
the army. The reyiviug OF The name
1T samuel Hnimes. recalls n Of Iha
saddesf mssiCrgGars In the history ~
the city when the Sherman house. ne
this city Mas destroyed By fire ON
February Is. 1884,. MI. Holmes per
iahed in the flames
At thar inns DE was the proprietor
81 the Arizona Miner, assuming own
arSaip but "a few months prior 70 the
dre. and reaching the cifS from Tn
cast on "a retarn trip bui g few days
before this sad catastruae Mhen thr
alarm T.as suAm0rd DE was at mas
printing office HuN rushed To his room
"a fhe second 1aor 10 recover "a con-
siderable sum II money securing Il
5e ATTEMPTED 20 reach the hailMaX
when he WAS overcome by smoke q
persisted b Tew feet from the door His
Yoas eas altFs"sfu ~ t+
ground ii9uf BURNER - g'iSp
paiiu'he was sAett u
Iahr Son~7t' 4~ttsH -
naa isaifn~ Aahs 49, y,
ma tne enAiHe Divsn We 80
ne yNA Hr SN'I.l4a.
situated On SIR, yNSufs
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