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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-23
REMAINS OF LITTLE
EDWARD GRACE AT REST

Tine fuuswl uf the bate Edw arti
Grace. the iiltle u~vt-star-old boy OF
AIR. and Mrs August T. Grace. m@s
nrid ~NeSlerIaN afternoon from t2t
church at tne Immaculate Conception
the Rev Father ~ Tenmssink : a.
lofs}ciAslnE Manv friends NagNvget 10
the church ana followed the litsas
J 1-ower-iAdcn caskst to the Sanga har-
hara cemetery AS q token "a their loss
for thc MttiC bps. d eff SO early ga
HE and Of thcir deep sympathy VITA
shv stricken YOUNG parents a t0UsA-
.n4 geMtaFc 90 the service Mas the
bearing % thc casket by tour little r@lg
hearers. Leo Eeynaud, simon fAlNnE.
Amhrcsie Caudvlaaia u Edgar Le-
lttrtc.
Mr.. aud Mrs Grace Nho only re-
GENTLY camc TO Albuquerque viii have
the heartfelt sympathy % everyone
sn their bereavement, following the
lioSs % another caild. a Little sir. q
lfew years ago
DIR. Grace IS the Associated Press
lApCrater ln thc M0rnia- Journal OF
flee And both BIC and his wife have
lmaGc many warm friends since their
l~reCcnt arrival herc
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-23
MOWNGP|CTURE MEN
MAY CLOSE Up
THEATERS
STILL CONSIDERING WHAT
TO DO ABOUT FlREMEN
Permission to Use Them as
Ticket Takers, They Declare
Worse Than Useless Deci-
sion Must Come Soon.

Declaring thai to pay thr 81 per
dag TO the fir,men appointed by
Mayor Lester under the city ordinance
regulating places o. public amuse-
ment. would rcsul, in their running
the theaters at a .ass. the managers
Of the moving picture shows in Albu-
querquc spent the greater part Of
yesterday debating whether they
should fight the ordinance which they
hold TO be Illegal. or whether they viii
close up the thcnters and leave town.
The managers say that the permits
sion Of the council to use the firemcn
appointed By tho city AS ticket takers
is worse than useless. The ticket taker
is. they declare. the most important
cmployc of tho theater, next TO the
manager himself. X is he who comes
into closest contact with the. public.
lie has a cry important influence on
the revenue. His honesty and Inter
est i'm the welfare Of the theater Is
vital 10 success and II is necessary
that he be under h direct control
and in close relation with the man
agement. To taxi an an cmploye
named bv thc city. unknown TO them,
and without any responsibility saw
10 the maxo who makes the appoint
ment. would. They believe. he ridiru-
leus. as business policy and they can
not do IL. The matter therefore re-
mains as IL MAS before the council
adopted its committees report Mon
day night and ,he moving picture mon
have three options. 10 pay the fire
man s. per day MS ordered, n which
they say would close their places Of
business; 10 fight tlae ordinance IN
court. or 10 Close pp voluntarily and
move out az town
we have been hi consultation ON
This matter during the greater part of
today said Attorney Francis r.
Weed % Marion a Wood. who repre-
SCENTS the Pasfiui and Crystal
uleatcrs Tlse mrn appointed as
firtmrn are not coplEa tent 90 fiji the
position. even ware thc theafefs able
20 bvar the expense entaiied- Two OF
them wusassl ~ utterly useless As firc-
men flor physical reasons sad one 81
them has given evidence 81 oftieioNs-
mess. which the tneat~r management
reual rsst cndsfte fer long This par
tieular man. ; ~ informed. recently
ordered The manaEsT of Une ~ tbs
theatefS "a step allowing people n
rcnfer because NJ said lhe house WAS
N}led. lie sfoaa ri tae back e the
hOasse ANA ruufa nog thirty ~
gnsra V.sgarr chairs ntsr the front
This s sn Instance
1.-THE managers of sht theAter rsNl-
u. thnt lhe city government is i'm q
dominant rnssglpn. Taft have made
ever ritart a. conn Ntth tsr re-
sNirtments a~ far US fissA cam and IL
Is nov slmiix s question IS 20 what
they can 1o We have uss reached 81
Nnms decision ass yrt
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-23
MOST REMARKABLE
RECOVERY FROM ASTHMA
WISCONSIN Ma Willing 10 Neglect
Bn~inc-S 10 Talk About L.

Three years ago Air Tracy Pritchard
no has the cigar privilege in tbs
Hotel NatfhewSon- Parsons Kansas
and is wen known 10 the trsVciins
public. reported 30 the Austrian Lab
oratury hts complete recovery from
Asthma through the as Of the new
specific. ascatca- When rcccnt3y
Questioned as 10 the qcrmanency 81
his cure. Air. Prifchard said Il car
truthn1lly sIy tsat ! an cured altei
yslr ~ suNcFime ! changed cN'
mates and took everything / ever
heard O. hat ascutco came Ia my res
a This statement was made Be<.
T. Uses. and proves that aSe2Sce
york MAS permanent Moreover Nj.
pritrhan1 SAYS a recommend 4Scatcc
a. All sufferers from asthma aDd ~i'
reSleSt business 20 taik Of lis merits
Hs~ opinion u~~lulirc lScltcus mar
ssluus c~Tlciency is the same held by
thousands - fermc- ESTIMATES al.
eter thr ceuItrs-
Eser asthma sufferer nlay learn
mhat eject ascatco wiFi haRe Ia rauv
n1n ease ux uSu= tie trial treat-
re-L wh8ch j. @nt f-ce 81 ch1rEc
a. ansur. mhe win wratt b Austrian
-Iaaa-srrv. % Wct Tuenu-lltE =
Nen Work Eiu- Ths Seultre asset
ra m~ unw 1 presumed Ger regular
us1tmtlt in eath q se-cent ard s.
S- q & Il Briggs 4 Co. = 81.
p-Bsiil snG other ieacius drug
stores
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-23
FIREMAN MALETTE
NEARLY KILLED
At CUBER0
Santa Fe E~ngineman Hit by
Either Mail Crane or Whist
ling Post Narrowly Escapes
instant Death.

Harry L. Malette. II years old. a
well known young fireman on the
Santa Re coast lines, running between
AlbuqNtrQnc and Gallup. narrowly es-
capcd death at Cuhtru station. sew
cnty-tNo miles vast Of the ely. al
5.l5 yesterday afternoon. when he
was struck either by a mail crane OF
q Nhistiing post while he was lean
im1 out uf the cab window Of engine
No f4I&. which Wns pulling east
bound train Ne. $ into Albuquerque
As j. was, thu young man sustained
Il right conclusion ~ ihe brain u .
leep cash under the right check bone,
injurjeS which are quite insignificant
when il is taken into consideration
that his head would have lseen almost
knocked off 81 hc had extended il only
a few inches further. No u Wit
messed the artident and u viii prob
ably never be known fusi horr il hap
psne3. the boy being rendered uneon-
scinus Immediately after he was hit.
Engineer !. y Boush WAS At the
farottle. giving has entire attention
to the Running of the engine ln aA et-
fort is keep cNeR with the schedule.
M ) tsaine something over an hour
late. Mr.. Roush happened 20 glance
acrsss ine NNh and mas Mortified 90
se Young Naitti- lying Oh 1he seat
csSe unconscious snl with blood
streaming from / wound in his head.
The train by this tiguc WaS AT Laguna,
eight aa.sss distant. and Malette was
removed To = reav Pullman Ne. =
nAs -iVen right Of wag and made Q
fast run 10 Alhuuueroue. where Shs
injured south was taken from the
train and carried ~ an ambulance az
ghe santa F. hospital At q iate hour
last night DIT. J. " colbert. physi-
e'sn amd urgeun fer thr coast lines.
said that There were no Sefious IN
i1rlss beyond "a slight concession 90
1ho hFa5n, and that il VAS his opinion
ShUt Maiette wou43 be go condition 70
lesYe 1he hospital possibly in ten days.
AIagegse has been firing 3 Nas$n-
grr engine 0nly 40r . saor time. aN-
lng hecn transferred 10 "A passenger
rnn from the freight service. Il IS
believed that the change ron an en-
xins of rhe SOS class. which are used
iu hauling frCights. 10 the 1909 class,
which are exclusively for pass Niger
use IS responsible for the accident.
Matcssc falling to remember THAI ttls
cabs on tire I4eU-s extend further and
ar higher than those on the freight
engines The superstition is that Nal
ei1c WAS leaning out TIE cab wlnOow,
booking backward. either the whist
ling post or man ran smashing into
him a. the train rushed On its way
eastward
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-23
ONLY 100 HAVE CONE
Up WITH THE
POLL TAX
Large Bunch Of DeIinquentS
Likely TO Be Turned Into the
Justice Court by Clerk Of the
School Board.

This is the season for the annual
contribution OF 81 each 10y all citi-
-eias who enjoy the franchise. for the
poIi Tax CLERK T, J.. Navion Of the
city school board has been maintain
ing headquarters for some time W.
p F. McCanna's office. in the state
National bank building. bat up 70
date he has received only about SiSe
OF The S4.0eo which IL is expected that
This years pol tax collection viii bring
into the Albuquerque school fund The
clerk is preparing 10 place the entire
matter of collection OF the poll Sax IN
charEe pf the Justice courts ard All
those who have not paid up 70 the
time this transfer Ut the collection l.
made viii have tho pleasure Of con-
tributiuS 81 extra AZ costs "a court
Last yeasr various and ~ssi8siry citiEeus
wese required 20 put up the extra
dollar hccause they had nesiectsd -
pay the Pcll lax witisin the STATUTORY
period and Il IS prohsblc that ilcrs
VIII be an equally large crop this sea-
son
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-23
HAPPYRFSULTS
Have Made Albuquerque Residents
Enthusiastic.

No wanifr scores Of Albuquerque
clIzens grow enthusiasts Il Is
enough make anyone hsPpg 70
r1sl rrrer after years ~ suffering
prtI- statements axe tl.e following
are but trethfsl approximations Il thr
day worS demo 20 A~ihHqaera1<s BE-
Dceu's Kidney pills
Mr. g.. Lsrs-h. lie East ieal ave-
uit. A-ihu1a~ufc4. n ~ sgs Fer
orsr r war ! was Sshfrlt r. pains ID
ry lrit side. just feiea rux ksd
ID seemed IS & iheue were <wefHnSs
there anl c0uii na, n-aSe q 1-f
Without SssferlnS Th @s t-si &c
trrn caused sharp rs ages and Ene
I ieck ceai. & always settled IN MS
Kidneys making me- feel worse than
ever. L, ssc mar-ius or srisnz mn
AaeS mas rsrv rainfnL FINALLY SIS
is3 10 ty noars Kidney Pills afr
hearing th4t > number - ny friends
had taken them witR Srss- sar
Nhen suffering frCan a Siuliisr -c9
a TIE contents cf one box
p.esfN relieved re os the r-in ara
distress 2n1 . haxr lad no
q the treulls u a rss<1re fe-
me a. recommend ne4u~ klr
prs
Pr ~is ty ia 5-sisz Prise
o+asS FoSerNnturn Co Baa
New YeES sole sssnrs fer gre Tailr
>tstsS
Remember ths rsn-nsus-as
tak So
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-23
FRENCH & L0WBER
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
License Embalmera
LADY ASSISTANT
50f ". Central. Telephone 0

was the star knocking IN the last
two Winning runs
V s. Miera ana . J sheridan ar
rived IN Albuquerque last night ron
Cura. y N. They report heavy snow
Ia the Jemea country
Mir. and Mrs. BYRON Harvey Of chi
cago are registered az The AlNafaue
hotci. Mr Harvey II chief % the
| Harvey dining car service
The Women's Cathon, order of
Forcsters win hold their meeting a.
81. Mary's library ham this evening
Immediately after church services
An members ~ the colored political
club are requested to meet az T. q
Mason's barber shop Thursday even
Ing AZ y O'Clock. By order oi Tue
president
Earl scott. q prominent young busi-
ness man Of Fstancia, spent yesterday
IN albuquerque. and win leave today
overland for his home accompanied
ny pitt Ross.
There will be a regular meeting Of
the Woman's Relief Corps this after
noon at a;20 at the A. @. l. " hall.
ny order OF the president sadie Bow
wich. secretary
Captain Fred Fornpm CT the mount
ed police, was IN tho city yesterday,
returning TO santa Re from Roswell.
where he has been for the past week
on business.
c. T. Flanders, representing Libby.
Mcneil a Libby of Chicago, is in the
city with a splendid exhibit OF Lihhy's
food products, which he VIII have on
display for several days.
Postmaster Hopkins yesterday re-
ceivcd official advice OF his conilrma-
ton rs postmaster OF Albuquerque for
tho next four years, The appoint
ment was confirmed Monday by the
senate. having been sent in by the
president on Friday.
Miss Hattie Rarth. daughter Of
Nathan Barth. arrived yesterday from
Los Angeles and will be for several
days The guest Of Miss Frances Bor-
dcrs OF Goa West Gold avenue Miss
narth formerly resided IN Albu-
and is a school ehum Of Miss
Borders
w. A. Nitxsche, aged IS years. who
has been employed in the santa Fe
water service at Blucwatcr. y. M,
for some months past. died Yesterday
morning at isse o'clock after q long
Illness. His wife and Young SON ar
I ~ Nt-Nft tAH- NtAaNA NV NHAAR
will accompany tisp body this evening
to Reno. Nevada. where interment
viii take .lacc.
w A. Ni,xsehc, - wears old, died
early yesterday morning IN this city
death resulting from a complication
CT diseases. Deceased came 70 this
city " few 9ass ago from Binewater.
where he was for several months cm-
ployed hy the santa Pc railroad as 9
service Inspector. The body
was shipped hast night 20 Nebraska.
by a wife and son.
where interfnant Will be made
a house On Mountain Road, just
n0isise the Ciiy limits. occupied ey
Fahlo Garcia and owned hy Nick
laguna. was damaged g. tae txlgng
81 sanN rs a fire hich was dlscos-
erred shortly after ? oriock Yesterday
afternoon. The Central fire depart
mgnt a. the lonE "a 90 far scene
al tl1e Tirc aud agoke iu lhe door ge
nt greeted hs @ rNsh n2 flames The
hlaxe watch yeas cNused sy d het
stove. was eNtinguishe4 with the
chemicals
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-23
CHRISTIAN RELIGION
MEETS WORLDS NEEDS
SAYS REVIVAL SPEAKER

An iutcrtStirE and forCt0}e sermon
ON Practical Christianity, Was ocliv-
lUrvG at the revival seT ANsS AZ b Con-
SENSATIONAL church i1d night hy hr.
ISamuci blair The Christian TViEiun
Is practical. said nr Blair. herlkuSc u
Is adaptrl &C. ihc worlds needs u is
the only rCllSicn Ter The waNS fet
world has uaalv wonderful preEuoss
llat has newer uutStrippet the CHRIS
tiau religion Hsucc Il mus; oc divine.
Il is qrlctsczt because 4 changes tnc
hvarts SIS adapted 1a the business wcT@t
iand tht social uuri& alike. 4dorns,
Il-autif5ts ant makes n4ppS lac hcrt
ua Ii IS ms oul2 uiie8pn Whtch San
Nt cluDs t. in thc Huur nt death
accompanies uau unto tntcrl-N
rhe ATTENDANCE ASs atrht vas ttt
Hrccst am q wctk niSNt Siocy Tbs ~r-
IsIrss f~E-n- StTflrrS VII Ire ate
l-1in teri-ht ~ tnV 0rsl1r hear
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-23
drink olorIeta Reer. phone asa.

Drink Glorieta Reer. Phone asa.
N "a. Freeman Of Socorro was In
the city yesterday.
Miss Irene Hopkins left yesterday
for san Marciai. where she VIII visit
friends
SiGfricd Kahn, "a merchant OF san
Pedro. arrived here last night for a
short STAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al "A. wcluhnrg Of
III Paso wcre visitors IN Albuquerque
yesterday
Mrs, G. NcuSiaat OF Grants arrived
In Albuquerque yesterday for a brief
visit with friends.
Nelson lie Crand of the United
States gorest service has returned
from a brief inspection trip TO Cuba,
~ NJ
A. r. Powell assistant S%upcrintep-
dent Of the Wells Fargos Express
company, arrived last night from
Pueblo.
Albuquerque loagc M So. Fra
ternal Union nf Nmeriea will hnhi q
meeting toalSa, II $50 Ia the A. o..
a. ". haN
NJ A. Weiuherg, manager ~ the
outside circulation for the FL Paso
sgor~... u-.z - sAe stit Yesterday, aC-
eontfsanissi ay his wife.
The grammar sehoa. hasehaM team.
Captain Nirkn defeated t1se hirh
sthoeA spusltwures lon q Same sc base
ltll Yesterday ha the seorv Ws 40 l0 y
fl isna gs.rR lAlsfalk u the captain
rs tne sauthmefes kAlSes Mseha.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-23
BIG DELEGATION TO
MAKE TRIP To
SANTA FE
Expected that Albuquerque
win Send a Hundred Citizens
to Attend the Mills Inaugural
ton.

a T. McGaffey has been appointed
by the Commercial club as chairman
Of the committee 10 attend the inaug-
INration OF Judge M5lis as governor IN
Santa F. Monday. Mr.. SeGIffev,
Secretary Brogssn a the cluh and 9TH
ar members ar. actively engaged in
recruiting members for the iaaGsur-
alton party ard X now seems prob
able that not less than Zee Viii go
from Albuquerque. All those who
expect 10 20 should send their names
|to Nr Bro-an at once The Santa
Pc has made a rate 81 one fare for h
round trip.
Las Vegas has chartered . special
train TOR the inauguration and VIII
send several hundred people 70 santa
.Fe.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-23

That outside ta- rs @fe taxing an
interest "a the matter is evidenced hg
this i4Ct rlat thc mayor Yesterday re-
.ceived oT IS said So harN roceiVeI a
telegram from the crystal thratcr tn
Las NcSaS aiie<in- that he is psss-
4nE tn tbs aEeiixht 81 tfr expense 81
.tha t.n cent asrtare shows
This trt. gram. whose verht4Ee Al
once shows = came srew T1s Vegas
asks fhe wasrr why Guls attack
.thc Standard oii ccwpany az the BEEF
Trust
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-23
II YOU nerd a carpenter. tcleplions
Hessciden; phone go

W. A. Fraser. SOVEREIGN Adviser.
Mil visit Albuquerque camp No. 4
". o.. w. on February = and the
camp has arranged q meeting az thc
Elk-s Thcat.r on that evening IL
uhich }. public are invited TO attend
There will be a vaudeville program
and music IN addition 70 m address
'hy Sovereign Fraser Everybody
come. no charge f. " T.. BRYAN
viii preside
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-23

FGzrzs aza Wc-su4-s1t2 c11nI
We guarantee mere Ter vcrr ncre5
than s1y Czhs- ~coztr1cu1s .rz 4
AleCc-arrrA
osae - h Sarcraa- rtshing Mn
PHONE So.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-23

Tnf Ladies ktl ~eleU of the Pres
1rte~1sn c11rch win @rVe dinner and
supper Erifzy February - in the
t1EurE ulr-crS uluEeL s. celts-
S1lr es-ftlr4ar sgte
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-23

Yen waHs sod warm aU1inS place
.anl sl4fr s-m2Wssr rHtSe tpr rsur
.she~n 1 t-.r q is 5cE=1 ~ucnrtlirS
.e-l wtf- aust gas rea- Dig les
r E.Ss ts-lhincs in tcrgs-
hst uriax s. Il IS per cent.
.auns zuan fsaVicr. Si Wttc- Mrte
.far at4nss 1rs rnSeTu1tlcz Reserve
L. place wnts va1 usxy
Inns l. SHTET-US Sart-
San Desc Grant
A7hlcue-ue n. u.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-23

To THOSE WHO WEAR TURN
DOWN CDLtaES OUR INV 2eTn
CENITEG COLLAR SNAPPER Or
FTFs> THE PERFECTION OF COL
AR COMFORT DOESN'T C1saCk
THEaN EITHER AND HIS TK
TIE SLIP ESSS. RPEEIAL LACS-
nGv 90 rH0SE IFS
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-23
LOCAL NEWS OF INTEREST


Washington. Feb. aa.-New Mexico
West Texas and Arizona; Fair We'd
ncsday, colder in southeast portions
Thursday fair.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-23

crastinatiun WE want and are hoping
that the special committee viii move
in the matter very se0n-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-23

S~sni-ary Pinuoin< a Heating Co
Repairing a S~E-cc1afts- fot >outh
BFead,xay- Fhcne sts - ifIa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-05
FOOTBILL PEN Mites.
% Referee 90 sOmebody Would Announce
Thew 'TWOulsi Ne . Been.

While gridiron savant- and others not ~
savant@ a. ars telling hos hn~-ot how, fierce
the game h gong 10 b. This fall under the
reform code. descanting learnsdly or other
wise on q subject on which " . pretty much
Gnss-Sork With all ol them. there 10 one
plan the rules committee could order which
would b~ sire To help spectators in com
pretending shat was going on The simple
plan Of having the referee announce through
a mesaphone What penalties are for when
inflicted has been suggested n the referee
T. too busy then l~' the neld Judge, hnesman
The penalties 20 which teams are liable
In football are manifold and nine times
o., Of zen me sp"c g, ,S , don know whs,
a penalty Generally they put IL down
70 holding or ofslde and let u go at that
An announcement ot the offence and the
nature Of the penalty would clear up doubt
and educate The SPECTATORS. and that the
ION in the iins points 81 the game and lots
81 u nobody can deny Better understand
ns Of same Son, hSrt ~ regularly
81 knowledge on what has incurred . PEN
atty here are some % the things for which
penalties can he imposed.
Substitute coming IN and not reporting 10 the
ProhiSi,sd apparel Of any Eind.
llss.I Fo'iIoa. o players in serimmss. line.
Linsr.1 noi Toins ave yard, back When they
Player IN notioa before ball :, snapped except
' Rsssa Of the ssh % BE issoa
Ahead Of the restTaining line o. . hokout
Bali being held for kick touching ground with (.
out being kicked immedia ely
Pun tout viola tons
Fair catch Violations and Illegal signalling
out OF bounds viola lions
feint 70 snap ball when putting n In play
lnterlock ID Interference
lnierfer-nee with the saapperbaek
Penalties for inrom pleted forward rsSs. u.
legAl forward pas or Illegally touching the bali
on forward pass
Thppiag hurdlng crawling. smuggling. foul
nckhng and Ttling Up on runner
Touching the bali Saad ofsids. coaching from
me side lines. more than I'VE persons on the
side hines. kick not made froEz hve yards hack Of
he scrimmage Inc. and 20 On I'D nnnitum
II anybody besides the ofnciala can dis
'tnguish among all thos- c0~es ~ infraC-
ton Of the rules he IL more than mortal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-05

~ So rs-H-rs rssris fi.tFs taarsl
'rrfrast-ns n-sfa r-ss-rtsr sufi - 500
- -v-afr - - -anN .fHrs frasn 70
80 .rapnr rFse-t ~ BE- rauf-r saa
fs.irr-t fs f1fsr .su- sHrHirHss
sHfanaas nsssf.f.t sst .=sr sssa.fv a.
30 senf fNrsHaH go Ur-fr -frf-h=- sFl
go 'ass ~ bee &c. ssnt-s HavTHs =
Hra 'ar 30 49, ss.rn.f Hassffqlf ffss rs'
fFafi-s saI=sv ~ 80 y-~ Yafa sufH.
. 1890 $3.50, s, h.,, ., 80 .-- 60. 20
tfhistir iuh. rI'h ~ r~sfit fhaf 80 Itff~r
-. -,.saigsf-.i sg . s-.f- u = -
49, tar ~ sasas-f N 'hr~- .naiehs-
gaing . 80 IN 30 ltsi ~ shish - an-s
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