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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-09-04
CwenH Years Hgo

com! anies of the city were scheduled
for contest and excitement and bet
ting was running high on the outcome.
August 31.-There were five Vacan-
cies on the democratic ,lcke TAILOR
McGillis stated that things were rath-
err quiet at the county Jail, as he had
only two prisoners to watch over and
they had only short time to stay
Hunters were getting ready to get &C
| ton on the chickens, as the game law
vas up the first instead of the seventh
Of the month twenty years ago.-Fath-
er Mayer preached his farewell SER
mon and left for St. Paul, while Faith
err Wolfgang had been reappointed to
the parish of Bismarck. Hose
Co. No. won the hose contest and
there was good turnout OF citizens
to watch the scrap.-Homan, Ryan,
Beal, Walton, Harris and Sellen are
some of the familiar names mentioned
tests.
September $500 officials were Wis
iting in the city and went on trip
to look over the grade for line to
Aberdeen. The people of the city
were much interested in the proposed
new line and had followd the actions
of the officials very closely.-H. B.
Schnaffer was writing insurance poll
cies in this part of the state and the
Mandan Daily Times did not like the
looks of some of the propositions he
was making.-Joe Edgley was elected
foreman a. Pioneer Hose Co. No. /.
September 3.-There was only SO
of an inch of rainfall in August.-The
mill machinery was being Overhauled
and the mill was expected to start up
in a few days.-There was much rival
ry between the two hose companies.-
Hansbrough called up his bill in the
house giving the agricultural college
a valuable section of land near Fargo,
and it passed under a suspension of
the rules.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-09-04

The vaudeville season at the Gem
theatre will open with matinee to-
day at $3.50, with the following pro-
gram:
The headliners on today's bill will
be The California Duo, Barnette and
Angelo; Chester and Morris, in a
clever singing and talking act, and
Carl Zeno. the marvellous European
Equilibrist.
The usual superior quality motion
pictures will be SHOWN and the bill
promises to be winner in every way.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-09-04
MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS.
SAVINGS BANK:

President Taft says in the course o
his letter to Chairman Mckinley Of
the republican national congressional
committee that the new law provid
ing for the postal savings bank sys
tenn lis one of the great congressional
enactments. 1t creates an epoch. 1t
Institutes a system which will work
effectively to promote thrift among
the poor by providing depository for
their savings which they may properly
consider absolutely safe, and will also
turn into the channels of trade and
commerce a large volume OF money
which would otherwise be boarded"
The case is not overstated. says the
St. Louis Globe-Democrat. Postal de-
posts will add a new financial re-
source to the government. as the pres
ident points out when he says: by
specific provision the postal bank saw
ings law will stimulate the investment
of savings in government bonds of
small denominations" What a gov
eminent call upon the masses Tor a
loan may bring about was shown at
the end of the FrancoGerman war,
when millions of thrifty citizens sup
Piled at once the 81 100000 France
was required to pay as war indem-
nifty. Government loans in that coun-
try are always oversubscribed by the
whole people, whose universal habit
of saving is proverbial.
Many post:nasters in the United
States are applying for authority to
open savings banks in their depart
ment under the new law, and there |
can be no doubt of q general move
ment in this direction. Postal banks
are not in the nature of an expert
inent. They have existed for half
century in some other countries, and
work to the satisfaction of all con.
cerned. They are an old institution
throughout Canada, and one of the
most useful conducted Dy the common
government. But that is story OF
100000 people. Over 90,O00,00O in
the United States can use the new
facilities for savings. The millions of
Immigrants who come to this coun-
try each decade will have deposi-
tory for their surplus, with the gov
eminent guarantee of safety. No
hoarder of currency can plead lack
of security now for his habit of hid
ing money out of circulation. Epochal
is in no sense too big word for the
postal savings bank system about to
be introduced in the wealthiest ofsna-
lions. and the one in which labor is
best paid.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-09-04

the rest OF the routine legislation
which has to be enacted from year to
year. The important point is to retain
republican control through the re-
naming two years OF the administra-
ton.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-09-04

rhriftless.
"D1d she marry the man who rescued
her?'
YES, and COW she's discovered that
her life waa the only thing be ever
aaved."-Detroit Free Press.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-09-04
Al Inference.

Rose-Why don't sou pop 10 and
have a game of bridge sometimes7
violet-Oh. we'll. you see-er-Fve be-
come q bit Of q recluse lately. Rose
How much do you owe7-Illustratet,
Bits,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-09-04

Pure love cannot merely do all. bu|
Is Richter.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-09-04

He Knew tho Brand.
First ActOr-Whth Was in Africa
was nearly killed By the bursting OF a
SHE'LL Second Actor Or, " threw
the egg?-I.ondon NJ. 4. r.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-09-04
Easy.

''Is that car on this traiD?"
mo; be was switched of at the juno.
ton"
He was? Why not 'sbe?'"
Klade.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-09-04
CAPITAL FOR INVESTMENT.

cAp,1AL FOR INVESTMENT.
A savings account will give you
capital for investment. Every dollal
saved is a step toward independence.
81 90 starts an account and we pay
you 4 per cent interest compounoeo
every three months.
THE CITY NATIONAL BANK OF
BISMARCK.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-09-04

CORRESPONDENTS wanted in every city, TOW. town
All papers are continued until an explicit
srrearages are paid.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-09-04

Entered As second class matter.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1910-01-14

liberty and opportunity belong rather
on the land, which they know how to
cultivate, than in factories, which
they Know nothing about, and yet to
the factories of Pittsburg and Phila-
delphia ard Detroit and other gre; 1
centerS OF population they go, and no
organized effort seems TO be made to
direct them rather TO the farms,
badly needing competent tenants, as
the prosperous farmers retire to town.
Instead of trying to persuade an
independent farmer to stay on the
land for the general good, the better
plan would be to organize move
ment to put on the land competent
men from the cities Topeka Capital.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1910-01-14
First published In the Chanute Time, Dec. IT-Os.
Notice of Final Settlement.
D Kansas. County OF Neosho. ss:

State Of Kansas. County OF Neosho. IS:
In the Probate Court in and for said County
In the matter Of the estate Of Charles II
Lamper. deceased.
Creditors and other persons interested In ths
aforesaid estate are hereby notified that at the
next regular term Of the Probate Court in and
for said County. TO be begun and held at the
Court House In Erie. in the County Of Neosho,
State aforesaid. o. tbe first Monday in the
month Of February, A. D.. 1910, shall on the
7th day Of said moath, apply TO said Court for
a full and final settlement Of said estate.
JOCKEY ANN LAMPER,
Rrecutrix Of the estate Of Charles II. Lampsr,
Deceased.
Dated Dee Is. 1909. AID.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1910-01-14

NOuTltOus bTeduneub duu idIr uedi-
ing at the Neosho Valley bank.
Steve Slane is visiting ia Pittsburg
Born-To Mr., and Mrs. William
Riley, a girl,
Mrs. j. m. Herrin is visiting in
| Columbus.
Leon Hurt is now at home after
quite sojourn In the West.
DR.. O. G. Bair1 was called to Chicago
the first of the week to see his wife
who is sick there.
Miss Beryl Booth WHO has been
visiting NJ ISIS Elizabeth Hodges, has
returned to her home In Missouri.
Barney Thelen had his dogs poisoned
the other night and he says he would
like very much to know who did the
deed.
| j. g. Casebeer who went to Texas
sometime back with his family, in an
automobile, is here making arrange
ments to establish a permanent home
IN gI1s, Texas.
The meetings still continue at I'll g
Christian church with increasing
interest. Services will be held SatuF
day night, contrary to the usual
custom.
Attorney FarrelIy made very
eloquent and telling speech last
Monday evening In defense of Chief
Of Police Seaver.
Mrs. John Carter was called to New
York state by the serious illnsss of
sister.
The heirs of the F. Frewert estate
are now in the courts over the division
of the property. The lawyers are
lik lyato get the big end of it before
I is through.
Inst Saturday Uncle Steve Kelly
fell on the ice while eat about the
barn and hurt,himself severely. One
hip was injured aud he had TO eraUl
to the house. He is still unable to
walk.
For Sale or Trade-For good sound
horse, one OF the best pianos in the
city of Chanute.-See Col. Foote at
Bray's Pool Room.
Teddy La Rue, son of }. M La,Rue,
living east Of the city, 5 year old
boy, had the index finger and thumb
Of the left hand cut eff with a buzz
saw, Tuesday.
MI and Mrs. J. G.. Webb and p.
Roberts have gone TO Wagon Mound,
N. NJ, for the benefit of Mr.. Webb's
health.
Miss Jewel Gangham has been
visiting Miss Agnes Foley of this
city,
Mrs. L, r. Kyle of Erie visited with
her sister, Miss Mayme Reynolds, this
week.
A. l.. Anderson went to Villas,
Wednesday to visit his brother Gus.
f. L. Haymaker had business in
lola, Wednesday,
Mrs. Edith Asdel is visiting in
Cherryyale,
The monument men of the state
met ia Chanute this week. Not
very full attendance.
Mrs. +. q. Chapnan became very
sick at the Christian church Sunday
morning and was taken to the home
of her daughter, few doors away,
aud cared for till evening, when size
was taken home.
Chas. Parmenter, of Olathe, has
been visiting his cousins, MIR. and
Mrs w. D. Keys.
Itch cured in 30 minutes by Wool
fOrd's Sanitary Lotion. Never fails.
Sold by The Brown Pharmacy.
John Eeminger Is attending the
i'm element mems meeting ia Kansas
City this week.
Il. F. Brown has gone to Colorado
City, Colorado 20 work,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-02
pO>Tu >iIING> MINIS
o. NhI re -, - - Month. Ii~fsrc Tli~y Z az
H~ Made Rad, for Bu.iuss..

M.~HESoroN Ju'v Ac~r-duug 80 Cd.
- r.rp..nt i--s'I ~ .U-' P.-t Ofi~.' ll---
q rtm-ui ''-niEhf Dr. all - sever :
nth i-fDr- 10. p.-'rl -r,iug. D.. nk-
i.gs -itpris- provided 81 ~ tT- -"'..ur
snt e 1.ngp-S- c-u i.. ~ q" r.'ldy fD-
b'l-.n.-- N. b..-I & Trusts. s..g-
sr-ttrE ( Ia. P.S'm -C;.n"-,I tho
~ 1T = = ~. IRE -ury .ili IN. At
u. .--..-v -ii..'"-'i -, undsr ~. ~ ~
CI ~ - 'H..s'r., 'nIIsti.n q = pet ~
savings system ~ the InIf.-i ~. t.--
I'M. 1T y md sTnl,isi.-,i their urSs W. .
r...p ~ -I.cfIug IL-,yipTe l. M.--.l
chef rl.rA % TO-. P,~' ONO. I~pr = mont
49, ~ secretary \ ".mmut-- consist
inH ~ rhI~f- - iIvI-i..rs ~ IN" P,~f Ohice
D'ra n n"n' Wa alsp appointed - VoTk
uIIt 10. details - the system and sIbfuit
a r~IEsrt To tn tri-fs.--
In a st-tsn-nt i>-l.-I hy 'h- f-.ard
- - --t forth 'hEt tho work e pr-Iu rIng
th" u-c~-@a ~ llsnk- and r.-cDr'ts ann M.
DR. fling q the r~glILltIDnS and INST rIr-
'Iuns viii take several msnihs AtrDuf
q -cpr- # 'snks have slr-r ~ app,..d
=" q d. gna '.-i - dep -I'Dri.-- aud many
T. -tfns-t"r- have mad" -pI,lic.tl1n -
h. - 'h"Ir oTic'-s AnIYng the hr~' az winch
money Will 10 drceD's.i f.r d-I-p-it
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-02
,LDTRW,> GoDWIN FI>TD.
Takr~ t.sssi Naturr,iIS q i.rsssn IN New
JrrSeN Nutsmsbtl~ law

ORsNGF. July After - nding quart
al night over ga autpm". ~. uwu~'i hy
Alderman Msl,lr : G.siwin ~ The RrunN.
New York city. gn praug" policeman
arrested tho Nli-rUIn thus morning
and h. WIS fn"d So rs for Mt having
either a New J"rs-y IiC-nS" frr hl- 60 ~ =
tourist hr~n-" ~ b., required 10y m"
revised New J"rS.'y automobile ~ In"
New Nork.r tu.,k M. rI.t'i.r g'-sl ma
tur~dlv and fpIluws,t ia" advt~' Il Police
JtI-tir.. J"-.rh d r. - - g. - tourist >
hc"n-' I-rfpr. ~. attempted - RIM tb.
or puj e the ctv
D." Alderman had spent the rlgh'
yt-itIrC Jo~"pn Nahr~ t "a Cleveland
street. 'Hi- Cifv Mr. kair~ bad ~ plac"
20 Tut the car belonging 20 NO. gu's'
and NJ GpdNIn d."id-d that % 49, -ifa
enough "a 'rs -'T',st i'r..r-uLln Curtin
found tho ear Their sri ;nuuA.t q had
h.-'.p atsrGpr-d Ar examination -hcN-d
thai q Wa- N"W No-A c-traud th'r'. was
no New i-r-.y tag On % jhi"f Washer
ln-trI,t Il curtin then 20 VAT for IN.
~ n-r and arrest hum when b.. apT.-l red
~ NJ GudwH "ul"rE.d from he
hou-. b.. va~ met ~ curtin and told 20
come W.'h Nm Co IN" ryt.c" station
After ~" Alderman mad atd hI- inc
a. ui IA nd th- r'spIi-I'" l.Cen-a ne isit
town thrc- hours later than h. had ~
Tzssr.d - laays
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-02
R,ILRo WEN CONTENT.
=~e in the Gsnmerr~ Commission Hai-
ttr~ q De-Ire Net ,s IDJu-e Them.

The orini"ns of President Brown ~
tho New York Central on the new rate
rulings ~ the Interstate Commerce Com
mission came - Wall Street yesterday
FROM chicago
W" know that the commission has
almost absolute powers N regard To
rates. said Mr. Brown The fact that
the order provides tor NcepIng n record
~ the earnings under the old rates an Il
The proposed rates during July and August
indicates that the commission ~ any ious
- avoid dong injury 70 The Interested
roads
Secretary Glenn 10 the Illinois Manu-
factir-rz Association had this 60 sav
The reSUCtion ut thess rates will have
no eject On thsHgo manufacturers or
shippers neither docs the action of the
commission nave any b~aTing on the
Eastern or Western trunk line controversy
| think that the railroads viii not he
r-'-~ for the volume ~ business viii Ne
increased and Irany - tho haulS made
shorter lessenins tho operating eSpenS"
1raftc Director Barlow II the Chicago
a~.Ciation ~ Commerce said. he
small lobbers have a chance 20 compete
with the carload shippers by the ~Siah-
l'~hi ent e.; the new rates. Under the
resent rates the Ices thar carload Iohhrr-
cannot cor pete with the hig shipr~r~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-02
Commenting N 'ni- r~vly Nir k~arfpt
m flrth-r communication e, fH~ NV
NILSSON ..kvs
sHOT ~ LONGSBOREH,N'SW,R
T'er Drspp~S Win . Isuiaet sRsi llls
Frt~nst$ Hasten 10 IIls All.

~ Gilbert -. T'~r. a lonE-hor-man 81
IN Christopher street. uslk-i from the
Clvci- Line peer On West stre-t early
Yesterday morning sorn- one tonk a pot
sho, a. hin and n. dropr.d with a bull-t
Ia he right breast The man who fired
the shot had ms friends wIth him. and
Their. vas lNslv scrap Wh.n ,-r =
friends. ~ho had h.-~n az vor, an loading
frIitsr. ran down tho pt.r can't
Robinson % tho MaCioIgai street station
~sait~r-,i the fght-rS ~snt Ter "a =,
Nmc~n's Hospital where y Vas Said
h- had an even Chane- % .srnE. ami
inCk~t up John tonno.Iy . as Tenth
avenue whu vas found W,'h a ptstol N
MS haUd
'Cnroilv "VpiaIn~,i that N. had kro,-k 81
over on- ~ -" men uho at'srssi Ter
and had p.CSsd ur ~. r.'N os, .r when the
Other f~lios dropp--d % Ter hact 81 up
Z onnoliv'z story ami 'ha latter vas dI--
charged N the ToitC- court
None u the -usn Nhp toJk part n tho
fight wouIg tell Who III tho -huorIug
and the r-l.iCe b~li..,- that a. - usual 10
such fights ~" hon s-hor-u-n mean 20
s.tth- the irpubl@ among themselves
III. ROW = saId 20 have rc~lltsd from
trn'Ihl. among tNo factions 81 ~" UNISON
frat n 1dlsr-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-02
TIDTRu LI,BILITI LI>G.
Jtlslze Itsad HstsI. mat . Track walker
.. FR<aged ~ Interstate q salarrrs

ia"r-r.n regarded - import mt ~
,aa' rt i-r - ?, pit al ac"Ei-nt - -. "f
.inpiuy"'- { railroads. N M 'r~'r'. I'm
r'.r,-. Within III Jurl-Iic:r.n - the Fsd
,-li t"ur'~ 49, handed Own vs~'rr iav
a.' r~r.".,n ~ lsIdg- Hari Ir 30, T'.ftsI
N.tt-s trr,rI' rnu~f 10 --fI-u. g f-N
'-nl ~ go" ~iI.' hrpusht AGAINST - COP
to- Stt'rrIi u N.w Ter bs Mich ,.l
.ifs .-i,. . tv.,. walker ,.Ir-vrsir.
rvf fNs ot'..r T.'T. va- r'Iair'r.g . ~ Itch
p tan .IeT--ay tfv vsrd- - o.. rI..d N
,hrtstHIt- night 10 ls~ Ih.' ul'l w.T-
run OWN 10y q srtu NlI,h VS. tong
~ t"L.-i on. man ~as siilsi ard I.'ls-
sIrda J. & ~
Gola-IriD brSURht sHt aga.us' tho
road under tt'. Federal "Tupi. y"r- ia
biilty act - Aprrl ?. 20 ard Won -
The defendant rad app~ab-i % Judge
Hand fur q uaw 'rIal - the r. sIn'. hat 80.
f.-ieV4i courts were without J'Trl-,ir'fiuu
ha~au@s irta-ur,ip Wa- Mt hfrn-.lf au-
gagged IN Tnt-rst t. rpmmsrCs' u.sr vas tho
traiu - engaged
In -.fusinz e nsW trial Judge Hand
hrsl- shat al HuI,i.Vee q = 2 If - a gel
~ Ttar~t1t' commerce - WhIs. v.urSinR
him-~lf 90 xag,-i "a ut'rSt It. commerce
and can therefore ziIa under the f.~is - !
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-02
TOR tONGRESS 1iHP,HN.
nrp,Ii'it~an COMMITTEE" To Opsn Hrad-
quarters in ThI- 81, and bI-ass.

W,SHTNqI"V July On Augi..f
h-adq,Isrf~r- of ne R-ppbirsn COnxr~
-ipnal committee wi; - ng--u.-d simuI-
iansSsu-iy m N-w YORK and IhicARo
The cDn. INIT -. ha- s.-ctUe, - I'D quar-
tsr- m the - Jams BuLiing New York
and "a the Auditorium ia ihicaEo
~ m recent campaigns Rspf--@nta tive
I.ntEi~nsax--T - NJ Jsr~ey secretary
- the cpuInitt'-p will 10 IN Charz. ~ New
lDrk Representative Tavu-y .Ics-
cha rfnan - m" comnitts-~ Will D.. a. ~.
helm ~ chicago
R..pr.---n'aiIv. NCKInl..y II limos
The chairman Oil Tuentt.th Century
l.tVes-n N..S York and Chicago IN tho
CamIaign tSp year. ago Nat nal hair
man Hi'6hcD"k vii,ra's-,i batween New
NuIk a.i Chica 60 snd' brDk. all r-cprd-
for constant fTavsi ga the - <hts--Is hour
ram Chairman Mckinlsy ran hnn q
'lps. -.-cpnd Nr Mckinney .NI.-ct- -
equal n MT surpas- the re~0rd ~ fast
training made by Nr Hitchcu~k IN 1919
Scar1iv 81 funds Nill hrlnR Nr MckIn
10y - Nv Nprk frssu~niiY Ju@' Vnat
-'Irc'-~- he will have With tho -rnno-y
devil - uncertain. bu' Chairman Mckin
ley has reputation 1mpnk Republicans
- I-tng mighty persiIa~'Iy@
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-02

ursrf.f go v q Hiiv - n E@w
fatf ~ s~nsif ~ Hiua--u 500 ssh-~ ytags
-iaiF as,sa-sus-~s as.srpi-ss~t D. -
inf@rstafs fHsnsu-v~s r.ssrsst-@saa fhst
49, tassa- snns HaiifuuHi snsi fHs rfi-
.nst 80 49, sh-sr ns---.r-r- - 80 th-
FauusFie sufn -ssa-f So -Hut-s - lraiua
-ith-- ~ f-~rv - ~ utf- fsss H-ss
finissn Ris=~ s-rpninaia ~ 80 TsrH
80 th- asssnuiaint So rsf-Trs-i ~ $50
Hsasia snat tHs r-fiF - fiafassti Paa@~sarT
aa-nf tia-sFFs 'riisu q ~ fanaaa
sanna Has H--H --~eiv~al m r-HlV
49, ~ 800
- ftrf fHnF fussfr@r .Hru-rsft.H trsi ~
~ 80 rsuH-Hs-sf ~ttH fhts eauuuauv -fsHss
s.r==ssF as s=iiFs-ffv $50 --u-sr'rrt.-i
fiunsl frHss faHas@s 90 49, TOYS fifv
shfrH ns--~as-ra naF .ssf-4sf - s.tr
un- ftrnasa-- ~ --tssn 20 - fHras
ssana ~tiIraasf ssasia5 sIfH=f 0irntsh Hsen.
'uHf-~a HFH frausuarfrftna fnrusgH ssHt
..inn-i ~ a-if .asffssstf t5iHu fea@fs 10 w..
raHsu r. lFs-s 49, fHr fHsts- rs.s.na.r-
80 t--ir- 20 80 ffrn-l @ssiaf ser
fsrrv - srr raupanv . abiissf 30 uastn-
.tfn ~ -sf-rsiy- -.Hnt-nf snst htsh 49,
'sr-v s-rv.s- faf fB.=- Bsinr 70
rr~ Hrraua-ra~uf q - rsursvtvants
Rsiirnst .snnaf - stsi fp fnrrs an pr-~@-
t-nf ~ 'his rfh~r arrnusat-s n vi-~
~ ~ fsrs 49, 10 . rnai-T-fass,.t 'hsf ~. 81
-sns-Fn-af nsst- ~ he r-an-vtysnts rss-
psnv 80 r-.siif q Iofnt sp@rsftmE taa
ram Arrangement ssi-f'ns r-ss--s fh-
fsun-r iysnfs Haiir~sd snd ~ W ttrn
''tnn-i sF-f-ui. INVOLVING tmana 1fh-f
'htnT- 40 utnf op-Ttf ON suh ~ " tdnp
-uupsnv ~ r~rfsfn r,I lines % 10 rsnn-
sTivtnfs ruau
Commenting N 'nt- r-vly Ntr k~arfptt
IN furfh-v communication - ne WV
rni--ion .sy-
1inss th~ w. ,drr frnn~l 49, r@~n IN
operation fb- fssfssan..s rs naf~rtallv
.ur" su-st r. f~frF 4@rvtse art ~ plfs -
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