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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-03
Mass Meeting
Tomorrow

Arrangements for monster
mass meeting on tho harbor bond
question have been NIL bat com
ploted II will be held tomorrow
night nj Dfoamland rink
Chairs 90 accommodate a crowd
Of 5000 people have been provided
and the strongest Speakers for the
bonds will address IT, meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-03

az Chattanooga,
sent Gen Long
street. with 2Of
coo m e n "a
whip burnside
In Tennessee or
chase him out
" the state.
When he had
done this Long
street was TO re-
Join Brass he
fore Longstreot
found slde
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-03
BOOST SEATTLE

We want a red hot catch phrase
10 advertise the city This n one
OF tho plans proposed by q. J..
David. Of the general committee
acting with tho Rotary club 10 boost
Representatives IRON all
tho strongest organizations IN the
city will act on the general com
mlttee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-03

Gold receipts. totalling si.iSi 500.
represent the amount OF gold dust
which passed through the local as
say office during the month OF ocio'
her Several material shipments ar
rived during the month too late 10
be assayed and melted Tor me
months receipts. They VIII be m
Guided In the November rolls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-03
PAULINE WAYNt---Shf
STARTS FOR WASHINGTON
TODAY IN PRIVATE CAR
NJ AR tNETTE

NJ \ Is iNf l I r.
Wis Nov s.
Pauline Wayne.
the prize dairy
COW which Sena
tor stephenson
has presented 90
President Taft
will step aboard a
limited train. &C.
cupying a draw
ing room proyid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-03

Coupon tickets for the IL Sym.
phony Orchestra concerts for this
season are on sale az the Moore
theatre and az iio6 Second ay., for
s. and $40 The coupons may be
used FOR each performance. or may
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-03

Kansas clty--When the divorce
case Of Mrs Marilda Fuller against
her husband. a travelling salesman.
was heard. q developed that the
sevsn.year'oid daughter Of the cou.
pie was in reality an adopted child.
although Mr. Fuller didn't kuoN g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-03

or chased him out OF the state,
Grant and sherman had htRoa
Bragg. who felt the loss Of those
20 0O0 very decidedly when he was
sent against the combined union
armies,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-03
HOPE To END
STRIKE TO-DAY

NEW YORK, Nov, s,-prospects
for a settlement OF the express
wagon drivers strike are bright 60.
day,
Representatives Of the strikers
and the express companies VIII
meet this afternoon TO outline a
proposed agreement 20 be submit
ted 70 the general meeting OF the
local unions tomorrow.
Mayor Gaynor will probably en-
dcavor 10 bring about arbitration.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-03

The rummago sale under the aus
plces OF Ladies' Of Temple de ilirach
il nearly M an end Come In TO
morrow At willard hotel store. I'm
ion, near Seventh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-03

Aherdeen-Charles Hirte. an es-
capped convict. has been caught and
will be returned 20 the Aonteeano
county jail to finish serving a sen
tence for burglary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-03

James K Hackett reserved his
best play. The Prisoner OF Zenda.
for the last A large house at the
Moore last night thoroughly enjoy.
ed the romantic drama in which.
first 4. H. Sothern. and then
Hackett himself won great renown
more than a dozen seasons ago.
The play was well staged and
the company gave him better sup.
port than in either Of the preceding
plays, Laura Hudson. Arthur Hoops.
Beatrice Beekley and Charles c.
Brandt being particularly mer-
itorious.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-03

Manaua. Nicaraaua--The pro.
vislonal government has notified
the United States authorities that
N. y. secrest. arrested az Chicago
for count.rfciting Nicaragua bank
notes Is authorized to attend 10 the
work. Secresi wiii be- released.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-03
Reserved Gallery Tor pavIowa.

Reserved Gallery FOR paVlowa.
In accordance with many re-
quests. the first six rows Of the
gallery are to be reserved for all
three performances OF Anna Paw.
Iowa and the Russian dancers at
the Grand. This will do away with
the necessity Of standing In line
for hours to procure these seats
and viii also make them subject to
mail orders at this time, the same
a. the other reserved seats on the
lower floors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-03

Taeoma--Iohn q lawson % Sc
attic was put off a Northern Pacific
train at Roy. aud will be tried here
for drinking liquor before women
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-03

YESTERDAY Nas the hahy bays OFT dsi
~, whtIr h. brought "a bahs gifis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-03
TO-DAY IN HISTORY.

Nov 3. 1868, Gen. nraxton nragg.
who was IN command OF the con
fcderate army
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-03

Judges AZ the eoBrt house YESTERDAY
wwr- rwai Kea~rouNs th~F HANDED cat -
DEGREES - divsrre~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-03
Odds and Ends From Everywhere

passengers. Lawson was bound for
San Francisco.
Niue death certificates were received
AZ the cts hall yesterday, Three were
tho.e 81 persons avrf 90, aud one Wa
that ~ n BABY months old
Gen. John c, Black, president OF
the federal civil service commission
&C Washington. D. G.. H. IN Seattle
ON a tour OF. inspection, Gen BLACK
SAYS his object ~ to ascertain the
sentiment OF the people regarding
the service lie AYERS that he h.
entirely satisfied with conditions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-03

The Northwestern Association OF
Congregational churches yesterday
officially endorsed the war on vice
in Seattle,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-03

FortytiVe new members were
elected az the Commercial Club
during October among whom was
kahachi Abe. Japanese consul for
this port
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-03

London---A monster balloon with
four passengers on board has start
I'd for a flight from London 20 st
Petersburg. Russia The DAILY
Graphic planned the hight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-03
HACkETT CLOSES
ENGAGEMENT
AT The THEATRES.

q
Z Moore-William Faversham ,
4 Ia The World and Ills Wife ,
= Grand-Billy Clifford In I
4 The Girl. the Man and the ,
= Game I
4 Seattle Little Johnny /,
4 Jones Z" I
4 Lois-"A Millionaire's Re ,
4 venge ,
4 orpheum-Vaudeyiile. I
4 Ma jestic-Naudevii I
4 Psatages-Naudeyilic. ,
4 Alhamhra-"The Holy City ,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-03

Rayenna Park Is worth $4,000
according 20 experts called by the
city In the condemnation proceed
ings In Judge Boyd ]. Tallm1n =
court Yesterday The owners val
ueG q al tIs6.o0O
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-03

Salem. ORE r Roberts. a real
estate man. was shot and killed BY
hold.up men In a lonely section 81
the city last night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-03

les Anaeles-Emll Pearson. q.
OF Seattle committed suicide when
be failed 20 receive mail that he
had been expecting for several
davH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-03
Women's Caracal and Seal Plush Coats $37 "a

Women Coats good quality caraca and seaplush g
hitting lines 81 inches long with wide They are lined @
heavy brocaded silk satin and asen with large loops Price $500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-03

Ten couples wsrv furnished wtih ~
ernse- TO w~d 1T the csnft heusr -
trrslaY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-03

Beliinshar,.--flarFy J Welty, the
convicted banker goes 20 the peni'
Tertiary for four 10 ten years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-03

Pearl Bodkins and Sulet-
tos. l5c.
Test Tubes, for making
fancy hat-pin holders, ? for
Sc.
Warren's Girdlc Founda-
tons, in sizes p to 80, 25c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-03
ru ltu re
Dry Goods
nu I
Dry Good

E fact that the OF velvet is daily becoming more prono,r
taehes especial interest the excellent giving
offering The Suits distinctly and exDv -
ored Coats 80 inches long with collar coaseeve and e
ton fastening Skirts the fashionable model
Colors, navy, black andb brown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-03

ALL-WOOL PANAMA AND STORM
SERGE 90 INCHES WIDE. soc YARD
Both these fabrics arc especially good
values az the price quoted and are offered in
black. brown. myrtlcgrecn. navy-bluc, gar
net and cardinal
54INCH MELTON SUtTING. csc
YARD-This is an excellent material for
hard wear and is shown in navy and steel
gray.
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~ Nsr,a7s 49,

- 80 ruE-vs -Ha - $50 W
49, - szaE- 80 * - u-s-s =, 80 -
49, loot. 49, - ~ ri~,rr s,us - -
"a 49,
4 vNl-g 49, 80 rerF --n--1 - Fecr1s-r
"a = 49, s--Ha--s a. ~ s-Eas ~ q . q
49, ~ - i--s - - - Lsrys-s - "a
- 60 - a srz.-rr--rH s.f NJ -
80 --gA-u-@ - - - -srr~T 49, - 49, =,
A. 49, z.s- - - r.s sraa-ae n as-Ha.H
G~,cui1-S "a N - 49, r,as - rsass 49,
rSE--- ar-s-- - l.-g- -aES sNd a. - .ar ~
49, a. - s.aa-~lrg~ $40 80 - -r.-y
- arrs - - lrr-7s 80 AL pcsn.-f B. ss-
- r--~9--a--r - y m a-- -. 80
49, 20 s----.l,E b. - - . - ,,ES-eSs -
49, $780, 49, 80 r,-as - -s-n-s
a.. rae 80 vsr--~ - - ---as- :, $500,
q -~s-sr . ~ as 49, -.-rt - 49, 1--s- ~
- - raa--a
IT,. - sss s~-S ---sS - r-,~-a-~s "a
q -~rf - - - 49, ~---sr - 81
---t .ass -=.--g - -a--r - ~ 49,. t,--rss--
- ~ ~r.s --s-rrr TG~WT s-t-x -v--T 40
- $50 s-t $50 Ave =s.-y =, - a-sz--s
T-a- 49, 1sr - ~Rr- = wa- -.-~s n
s-r- - ssv-l< "a - - s- ID. ->.t
- s--s - s.>--~~ssr So a. ~---- q, 49,
a-s - s,Az 49, 2ap- - tsr--s- - 1897
-..-zsa ~ - sasi.<-- ~ a.. - -s-1s so
-. $780, -lr--E Z RrWAx
49,. PISS Fr.~
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plans for the New Subways.

The public shares with the officer.
Of the marlborough company the ig-
norauCr winch President SHOHTs con
fcsses as 90 he details IT the plans for
projected subwav- which 'he Public
service Commission j. now drawing
But Mr. SHoNrS must be- the victim of n
wag IN the information On which he
bases the >ubiuIned statement
have been told ma, the plans provide Tor
anger "Nrs larger 'rhes Arg~r s,rry tning aud
II THIS = 40. l ssy without hesitation hat think
ltisa r.fS'aSc
II ~ inCunoeivlble that the Public
Service Commission should cont emplatc
so tremendous hunder II cannot
seriously propose D establish IN the CIV
II New Work "A subsprfacr transport a.
tion system. destined 10 become az a
dav not Ear distant a part 81 or 10 absorb
an existing system. without provision
for the interchange nf rolling stock the
physical union ~ rails and the like
II NAV he that The commission prn-
poses longer station platforms. greater
facilities for switching and car storage
hW that Us members contemplate tho
Great ION Of q system the motors and ears
OF which can hc used on tho present
line only bv rebuilding the EXISTING tun-
neis - InCrNliblc
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F-H- - f-r--s- De- G-r-.--
o. - Pre- -s~~1- Tr--~-s.xr -. &c.. a..
rT'~--rr' % -z-ata - r-.~ - 49, r.
.ss sIIy ss~a 10 a. -.a' - .-,s.- = 60.
b. - css>aar - 49, 49, r-- =, -,
gns>sg- - - ar>--.rE ~ az r-s---r =, -
81 SO. 49, raag. hat 80 ar,--.sr g., -.
500 3. - ~ q s--cvs-De1aae- 40 4 - -,
, ggss-- fhAr - fszse~r = . % - -.
hearnE % 49, gasr>. ss-ectss - 20. - 49,
vA7.o- shc1g 49, -. % ~ te~-r@- $780,
sa4 So os7~c1 eat cs.v-rSac. =. s-.---,-@ -.
IRE irto siea- 81 e.or-sr-s Pressure z, 90.
ths cFAc. . u1fs -ra-a . 49, q. -
-c-nsunrs> segi1s = 'gtS - r~Cs-e~- q. 80 =.
% s'eAu rhriu>aens - s--sI $3.50 rs-~-s a.
tnilcfir- cl~rharE-~ h-se-- ~ -.t- -.s- -.
rs-hl- wclc - 49, cye-iA7-a-E s.@.- g.,
sta-s- 80 49, rrsi cRn So 49,, 49,
. ulhc - 80 sian ,zrAs>aoa .~A-r-t . %. =
20 u ne cA~- - ru-si-r q, 49, - &C., ?
- u-ss.nr fro-- Sis1a - csspa v - =. -
ps-.r. 'ron ~ esr'a - - rsc-a7s -. -. :.
lo,des- ~ 49, n~riaal-g TTs.s-~nr T-s-s-.r..
rave .-bstaa-- o fe->r sur7o.su.a. - 80.
ees'r~ - she~ - 49, 'rc-n 30 ~ - - n go
isTr. nsi> cio-a~i n $500 oss,ea - a.. -
4r~r-eed - naEni'yinC th- crar. o. - 800,
sna-s isfrtfa NJ -ssenT
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element IN he State party the lndI=pen-
sable qualification which consists in an
intelligent, and decided objection 10 the
Hughes dlrrct primary panSoca, an oh
ieCt lon which both have publicly eN-
pressed Each would appeal to the
independent voter. becarsc each rep
re=ents type 1T candidate removed
alike from the ordinary run Of office
seekers and from the suspicion 1T being
CONTROLLED nv boss.
Ia the next State convention II II en-
tir.lv poS.ible that tho Roosevelt and
Hughes factions NAV appear united /.
but such coalition seems inevitably To-
call for preliminary concession on IN"
rg~t of the Roosevelt faction in the
shape " an agreement to P,Crpt a Candi-
date agg rrSSiveiy favorable In the dire,''
primary and further PIE lg" - work Tor
platform definitely committing the
party - radical primary reform. Up 10
'!I" present time. however Mr. Roosr-
VIII has indicated no great aGrCtICu
Tor radical primary reform. nui tho, nhh
hii' supported nv him Will not satisfy
any CONSIDERABLE" fraction "l M" !iuglr'S
'drtun
In -"us,. he real fgh, ~ th' ,onN,u-
ton Nil centre about IA" party plat
form Tn" nomination 81 WILLIAM n.
HOrCHKIS> wnuli he au INGREDIENT ~ the
declaration for a sweeping reform On
IN" Other hand the nomination nt lutB.
STINSoN. FI>u. BF>NtT 81 SONG "fh"r
Roo>rvelt man would ACCOMPANY com
promise with an eve 10 the nam chance
rather than the moral resolution ami
an cflort ~ accept Just enough moral
regulation - carry the State. Tho tx
ten, 10 which real coalition between the
HUGHES and Roosevelt factions j. aCtu-
ally pu-~lblc - an interesting thing TO
watch.
The regular faction - naturally lea
definitely committed - any narrowed
field of candidates II - eager 10
nominate candidate 81 high oha-acter.
who's. public Scrvice has been sufficient
Ia earn hun the respect ~ the indepen-
dent "a we'll ~ the party voter Two
such candidates are President BUTIFR
ami President SCHURMAN. The candi-
date named. II the regular faction pre-
walls Will measure mp ~ this standard
and will have no leaulngs toward any
direct primary legislation
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INRs1
NsFs~~ sls~xSasaa's N~~s 90 th- ~aats
90 Psosihar F-~anS

= - sBgrra - rs - =
'-r-usi a rshsi1n Has -ss~nfty nE-rSl-s -
- f-T N--rah a Ainsi1t. shn trr-
- sn<ssnn 20 49, gar' n -A~ Sr-tr rnr~s sn.
49, yput---ns~ ~Ar-a hRs u~,~nrir yea
f-at Nast sau~s -ls,lst-nt -p--snr> m ra-
NOS poe ~N.-t kngE~0 save 80 .rs,i rrn-.si
1900 s.r-n-on NF Nst-tas - assfs-
% r,a1-s-iv ~ ~or.-a 'asiia. tnd -.
t n---ran rn-r.r 90 .ii-i - .nst-r-ntt-u-
cana
~ Ns.rfaA sty. "a no -~voFts.i rsnr-ss
n tasta - s--sa y-Vv Sr~a-ls eNa<<-sAt-.i
- r~tn 80 Aa<ii-h All srass.lIiar a-~-
rar-v~ "a ruhtisal ee~bng was %
f--~~--HV - $3.50 -St - an nints--lraai
--ssl~o % 80 gounLl"uoa % ~. So. N
So 'lsi.a ns-ast~s g-r e rn-
ssar Hr-sv % r-rNt- anst N-rN So -
- ID 80 80 Nnss#s ~ ma I'd r.~ sn.xil N
aa-,aS-
A. ~ - -r-a1e srti Taasa saa-a e 80 49,
r = ESQ - - ~ 49, SENS 81 rr~ra-
49, -fE~-~f sml-t1-1 $500 -
las-lrs< m arg. or Ia S~-ar ps4iA ~
- g--sgas 80, l1r1 ~ -~prs~snr 1--WE
- ~-nr1-ur 'sr r,-N asEr- nsarI 81 80 q
~ $50 - sswfs ~a-rS-.sst - -
$3.50 a. - -aren
- a.a-fr-~ - sta - q vr,t-~t No. e.
49, $3.50 - save. - 49,
c-g@ux~s n s&alv g,zn- 49, - kngi 80
- lave G1ses1z Hs--1iE a. rs--tast rs~lln<~
So ,s1rN7ng ~ - 49, urSHJzsik7-
- El--sf ~ - o. s-n-r-a IN f.cta
-T --e-.E an.nss~u .Lu-tNurNN
$50 -. A1ar -
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Ave 70 trs there has heen larc, incr-Ase
ln traffic, both freight and pa>~enger.
The total number of rasS-ngers carried
hv all lines va isa Wa ia so ga ami
the total II 1919 was ita.s-a.s9n The
total freight tonnage hauled In isNa vas
i;.7ei Si,. and in lsoe Il reached \. as
79a. The total net earnings q the stats
lines for 1879 are reported as tiS gsa.@sa
The changes canset by the transfer &C
ownership make dtfiicilt II MT irnpc-~i-
he any :air comparison &C earnings N
'G9 with the earnings q; earlS~r vcar~
The capliali1aiton ~ the state Inns -
reportei "a So an as' oa Whi~h 'lc
me- earnings sprcar q" ~ about ipr-
cent
1he actual working of The sv~ie-n -
Guv"-nmeni ownership can D.. l,-;isr
d"t,, .Iinol few wears l'en~r haH the
-ypeusnor thus far has h->rn fairy
~ SfaCturN
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.Japans Railway In 1000.

japan first railway was line
eighteen m'l'~ long between Yoke
hama and Shimbssh, oI.eued for traffic
IN 49,. construction and ownership 90
= national -i'iway ~vstnm nv the t;ov-
eminent apI,"1r~ 'o have been tho orig,-
nal purpose but tho plan Wa abandoned
\ few wears later hec4u-r 81 belief that
private enterprise would establish more
rapidly the much ne,isi route. In
lNSs there were ~ miles Of Government
lin. and 2a1 miles Of Inc privately
owne,i law regulating the private
lines was PASSED IN 49, Private con
~tru"tlon proceeded more rapidly than
official construction and m 1917 there
were 80 miles Of Government owned
lines and IS miles ~ private Inns,
Soon after the termination ~ the war
with Russia row policy wa- adopted
n was officially decided tha' the con
ditlou, of ownership ard control then
eAI~'lu-, resulted in lax II or,ier and
uniformity. IN excessive cost Il ouera-
'ion and IN needless delay IN the forward
H. - U.rChandi-" Il was further de-
.fdcd That IN" Government should pIr-
Chl," all private limos used f,r general
TRAM and the railway na'ionaliza'ron
hIll was PASSED and approved The bin
wa ruhh~h"d IN m" O?c,ri Gq.s"c II
March ~. 1915.
N than tim" IN" Government owned
81 nile II I'm" AMI private companies
owned 2 ?jI miles The bill provided
for tho purchase 81 . s23 miles ~ the
privately owned roads 80 that tho p'Ir-
chls" and transfer # those roads. plus
now construction. made The Government,
m 1919 IN" ~ n"r 81 G.j52 miles 81 rail-
wav and loft only ~ miles Of unimnor-
taut routes under the control 81 private
"ntorprr-" Tho price paid for the
acquired lines was a littln. less than
So 'GntssI, Tho total cost 81 cpnstrllc-
t"n Of IN" lines now owned bv tho Cow
erumen' - reported a. t2Gi upr az. abnut
'jSJ"p mria Tho equipment ~ n.
lines include, 2"3I engines 5.?~j ras-
sanger coaches and ~ 5C> freight can.
IN" acquisition 81 these lines hv the
Government appears on the whole -
hay" reduced somewhat the pro. of
passenger and freight transportation.
III" average passenger rate mile
un the "nrir" system ~ STATE and prI-
vl'c lines fnr the nv" wears preceding
tho transfer j. r"pori"l ~ little more
tran -oycu-tepth~ Of ~ cent. and the
average of the stat" In" rates for 100
- q sr.Iii fraction below m" average oT
~" earlier term \ w,!"r difference
spi"ir- IN ~" freight rates. rh.. (
average # ia" combined state and pri- !
waite llu" rate, frr m" earlier n,c wear
u"r0d being gfi cont "a tom a mile /
'h" average rate II tho tate lines IN
1919 was SO cent. Within The laa,
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- ~ NE-sEr-nt ~ 80 Hss==-
n ~.rsT~ 60 80 ss,s7-,a 49, yh-o--mln.-t
tAsi 10 ~,-s.sf 80 sas-- a-rlnzs-tr-n--f sps,,
'ruas--a< - 80 sal ~ - s..s--f Ess
49, $3.50 - n.ss .tpga,-- 81 O. 80 sts-
s~~fssa - 80 ssss,ass atrn-ssf 49, nav.
as<a -us.zax - -tnsr-sI ar-rrl.. as.s.Is -
r~ra--T 80 Gsrr-s.-uza- IA No. raa -.
$500 a. $50 as,t ssra q rr- ESr N
-ssa-~ 80 rsu1a-kasa- ss1~- sa sr-r~exnr
"a Wta-e r,aarh 1usst rlrEa 40 80 -
nzia -fEr-En-x 80 !, 40 s.aast,. q 49, snag~~
-assr> r-es-s -. fss-a~,s 49, 49, s-~g -.
- -. a. 80 -. ~ 49,
Ne ss-~ sc-sssr - -r<S~-r az 80 .,
FS~sz,s-u- - -. srassa-a-. - a--a-a-- aa.t
shv- - u-u-~.t ~sulrtr saz-,ssrs.r a sr-r
49, ~~z--Er -1hs-a ga - = .,s,ssf
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