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The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-05-26
Breaks Girls LAW.

Mason City. MAY "a. Special John
Malyasen, the Greek candy maker
who brutally assaulted Rose Bride
a candy kitchen waitress, last Friday
fraeturing her jaw because she was
about to marry another, was bound
over to the grand jury on charge Of
assault with intent to infict great
injury
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-05-26
Iowa Deaths.

Davenport, May "a Special: Thos.
MeMurray city eng neer for the last
forty-two FEARS. dropped dead this
morning at his home here.
Wapello, la, May 2E-Special Mrs.
L. |. Cilley. who was born here in
1916, uied this morning, being sur
vived by husband and daughter, Her
son, VIM. Cilley, lives in Des Moines.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-05-26
Extend Franchise.

Davenport, May "a Special Dav
export is voting today upon the ques
ton OF extending the franchise Of the
Public UNIV 90. The company
agrees to construct an interurban
railway between Davenport and Mus
catine within two years if the extern
sion is granted.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-05-26
Horse stumbles and Kills Boy.

penison, May 24.-Special: The
ten-year-old son of Samuel Giblin, a
farmer living three miles west of
Vail. was instantly killed Sunday. He
was riding blind horse and while
going at a fast pace the horse stun
bled and fell, the lad falling under
the animal,
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-05-26
Postmasters Meet.

Cedar Rapids. May 24.-Special
The 14th annual session Of this dis
trlct Of postmasters of the Bird and
18th classes began today with large
attendance. An elaborate progrm
has been provided
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-05-26
WANTS & FOR SALE

WILL TAKE $50, part cash. balanc,
small payments, for the corner loi
at Twelfth and Market street. os
kaloosa. This sacrificing offer will
beat all your savings bank acc'ts
and investments a coast distance
IN a very short time. Address s
Fnelemaa. Des Meines. Iowa. II
2i1d3- 42w3. ~
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-05-26

dred and forty-seven votes were cast,
the largest number ever counted here.
The vote for bonding the town for
100000 resulted in liz against the
plan and 80 for It.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-05-26

No. ......-..-.. S..--.-..--...-.-
The Treasurer of Mahaska Coun-
ty, Iowa, will pay to Bearer .,..-...--.
Dollars in lawful money of the Unit
ed States of America, at the Oska-
loosa National Bank, oskaloosa.
Iowa. for semi-annual interest on its
..-,.-....,,. Bonds, dated ,.--..........-.......
1910
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-05-26
Anril 2a. 1910.

1893 a. M. Board met pursuant
to adjournment
Members all present.R. w Moore.
w, F. McVay and John Cleveland
Bonds of $s0,0O0.00 to Woodin.
McNear & Moore were signed.
On motion the Auditor is author
lied to issue per diem for April ses-
sion as follows:
r. WI Moore, days and 70
miles ...,,..,..,s..,..,.,.l,... -s37.20
w. f. Mcvay. 10 days and
IL miles ..............-............... 1000
Jno. Cleveland. 10 days and
IL miles 49, 49,, ..,......,.,... 41.@0
On motion the Board adjourned
l.. r Briggs. Auditor.
r. w. Moore. Chairman.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-05-26

Winfield, a.. May "a. -Special:
The vote on the water works question
''aste-d~- ~e1,s't-1 = 80 ~~ninst inc
wa csworEs and il2 for it. Two hun
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-05-26
DAKOTA LAND

sells 400 acre Now b your chance kyery
day delay losas nrst choice big increase ertain thi
year Buy your boys farm tsS00 buys good 100
me exceptional bargains, ri,heS, - nat rsi rnSs
gently rolling natura drainage. tine alfalfa hand. Why
stay east witt shch opp tuniti shsr~, wri at 0nc
Have any Kind 10 farn,insivd, ,'eNs u expensive.
HANSEN 8 METE, kistebsrG. 8. ..
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-05-26
Auto Injuries Six.

Salt Lake City, May Ask per-
sons were injured In Parley's canyon
BY the oyerturning OF an automobile.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-05-26
precious Metal. Lost.

The loss from wear and tear and
shipwreck OF precious metals has been
estimated 81 two tons OF gold and 100
tons u silver yearly.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-05-26
April rs. 1910.
Board met pursuant

100 p. m. Board met pursuant
to adjournment.
Members all present. w. +. McVay
and John Cleveland.
On motion the Board adjourned
to meet on April 20, 1910, at 800
O'Clock a. M.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-05-26
JUGGLING WITH LIQUORS

is all too common. We are proud to
be able to say that all our liquors are
entirely free from manipulation or
adulteration of any kind. The labe $
tell plainly what the contents of the
bottles are and their truthfulness is
guaranteed. You get what you pay
for here and get it good.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-05-26
Form OF Coupon.

Chairman, Board Of supervisors.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-05-26

l.. r. Briggs. Auditor.
r. w. Moore, Chr'm.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-05-26

n study the experience Owes
tern land values. Double
xofar .unuaw fAttt. aniI .Ka,r
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-05-26
A Resolutlon

Providing for the Execution and Is
suance OF the Negotiable Coupon
Bonds of Mahaska County, Iowa.
to the Aggregate Amount OF $780,
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SMI GGIING.
various Amin aaiVersisns On customs laws
and the 'Etker strrak.'

To rms TDroR 90 THE SrS-si- There
seems ~ be quite . little feeling REGARDING the
recent customs disclosures. the laws IN general
coming In FOR q severe raking from I have no
doubt estlmshie cttFens. vhp IN either one Party
~ the other helped 10 put the makers OF th-se
saue AVS In otrre
BE ina' a. ~ may. the iAVs should be respected
and the manner Ia Nhch the recent evasioGs
have been attempted l. surely far from dignla~d
In cases where 10 j. not a question Of money.
Why don Z the Interested parties take issue with
that phase Of the law they thlnz - unjust rather
han resort - such d~frauding mrthotS - show
ING their di>appro,al"
The trouble. . think. lies more thar anywhere
eis- "a the piker sUcsk that 20 many % the
moaryed people % this country show from time
10 time There Is nothing more contemptibIe
than wealthy person trDfng 10 obtain more
wealth by questionable nTeans That trait IL
largely fo>i~red IN this country BY IN. ienienry
Sith which that ciASs - dealt with when dk
covered The worst that Il netcd ont 20 them
II that they get q chance to pay bark what they
practically stole Tor instance. an eminent SsnA
tor vas paying back certain moneys year or two
ago up Buffalo way. and he stan held his iOb and
was respected one Of our law makers
That the goods Se nAy bring over from Europe
are our> does not rrpeai the laws that ~rrs made
20 regulate the briGEtng IN Of the same. nor
docs that fact Justify our wearing . diamond
ring "a the Inning Of our coat or q watch fob on
the top Of our heads We usually give those
things more publicity JANIS NrLtIN
NV NOEE. September 4
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VII. nIaIne ,,n N.r. IInrnIn

To Tut IurruH 80 THE SrV NT The
follow ayr r-c,ation - Abraham lincoln
- from Ela'r-s twenty Years Of ton
gross page ~ s4a
Mr. Lincoln .uIf-d rrmnsH, and gentle
u.-- N a angular degree lie rarely spoke
a bar-l word MANY 81 the popu-
lar conceptions concerning him are enron
sHr- 80 man Vs- further than be from
the easy. 'au..'.a at. Ho,u-a character IN EhiCh
h. = often painted While - paid lttle
att-E'IDu go TOWN or ceremony be- Nas not
NAN with sh'm liberties could be- taken
here vas but on" UeT~nn m Illinois utside
Of hf- own BOT --hpld vho NentUrpd 70 ad-
dress hiw los 49, fret name There was no
one ~ Washington WhO ever attempted u
Throughout -" whole period Of the war
he constantly directed the attention - the
nation 20 dependence on God II may in
decd 10 doubted whether he omitted thi.
"a q single state payer Ia every message 10
& ouEres- IN every PROCLAMATION - the PEG.
pie J." made " prominent
NV \ rs September PrrrVcu
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To NV EBIrOR OF Tue >'s ~ In the sdi
'yrlhI ar'i.e rrfi''sd .,fr i.t"s~vsits Apptpyria
tYu," IN IHf So q september yuu sAy. 70
fJ.ua. g. lHIrrri iasHs'r'.' Moreover ne IA.
The a-,af4u.v % H""roN sri make Over Mr.
uryar.. r.rHs", rant cl,ldsnds l,-'ow human
,tars Irr aid Mf Npp.syrt At D,awa'pmis
This j. not q, ,'-ia.ug a, Nr BBAns 9 uIu no,
Pot me cui'ar Apo,~ N" OIL an. but me meaning
j. the shu"
Nru truuy ga as.uuing nat The Peer'es, one
u.a, have 5~~n g'.I'iy - h"rr"NinE H'tI~ thun
ser riua-f'
"a The Glfr. Pgnrr Services ard state Papers
90 Abraham iinsun by Henry . ia, fuond
10 un PAGE Iul. Q, a Hitter dated Aprif . IsiD
from Mr. ILn,D-u IN reply 20 az Initiation 10 a.
tend frsr.A. 100 honor 81 ne Hnnlyrrsa-, ~
J,1,r,ou's birthday giycn by the RrpuBn, srs
80 boston from whiHh duutc the oud para
gfavh.
The Ucuo-rary - - iay holds the liberty Cd,
,ns an tu be a'.ntutrs uutHiua uhsn o. sou
met Win anotI ~ uan'- right - proprttr lie
l.gfue1ns 90 me rpn'rar1 are Bu'h fpr nc man
s.i the dollar but ln eos" - conflict the man
l.-furc the g"Har NNTI PLAgI.risr
tUupFuzrDVy september
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wa ,ouui,s,Ei ,I0REs
= tElats,l bat Dy.trabl~ 1saseai~w~r fss
tm-~rs' Haastiirs

d.. .Ht fsfT.. 90 TuF zrs So Ire
. .i~niux ut f.r ruurII--aFv store. 'nr 80
benefit Hf naval u@n,rr. - awai'~d vith
I uH Nfr.a interest 10 NashmF'on, NtsFe
fH" ry usr T-ut .. 90 10 iuaugurn'~i The
. store. sUI ur established in al navy Yards
. and a. pI naval stations a. RAPIDLY - po--
I ..b.. The store "a Washington - 20 10
! riHusd earl, u-yf month. aud experienced
I - .~F- 90 'ur yly corps are nov az sork
drawing up q ,Ir,uisT which vii explain
go mo pay uri,-rz and the naval otroeT-
/ alike both No character aud -'ops ot the
| PROPOSED institution and tb- means hy which
/ 10 can he utlis- Il ~ ,'.b~ne1'iarir.
u j. no. likely that IN. bsw naval stores
I viii work u revolution yhrv are 20 BE-
| established a. vsrd. auai stations In
Washington 'hr navy yard - AZ least i've
miles from tho ,~utrs - first class populs-
tion II they follow the example already
adopted by the army storpa. which have
been running Tor many y~Ars now. they
viii bs provided Nth wagons that deliver
goods once We-k The houseksepsr
therefore must bay week supplies 81
The least and a, nov appear- buy only
staple art.,l"- sch a. tea coffee, sugar.
bacon. starch ard n, Tho-., Who have
ne means ot -turpx q weeks or a months
supply NAV hp able to save ~ much a. IS
yer ,eu' un their expenditure, but that
wi, eliot a cumparat 'veiy small rrtreuCh-
mcui IA Ts-p~gt 10 the whole burden OF
Housekeeping Indeed. unless the Depart.
igsu' uaND- some arrangement with local
green gruCer~ and warkstmrn whereby
naval ufti,rr~ can Obtain their meat. H-h
vegetables sgg-. 80 a. tsuN~TnW-n' prices
'h" new arrangement will amount 90 very
little iur 'iu-' Vhu have not u" or quarters
on 't| scene. that - 20 >aN "a he yards and
The stations IHI- belated adoption bV
The navy 81 a -v-f"m long year- IN vogue
iu 'h" army has probably been pIrrd
by exactly 'lst lIea The army system
aTu-s on 81 grm necessity. that 81 supply
ING uft'u"-- and their families ~ remote
Hrny posts aud ia effect Tho nav has now
borrowed The IuIpTfau' feature ~ that
plan Tor the benefit uf naval UT'l,rr- SIM
laTIs " less hopels-sly NARROWED
az ,ouf-r the navy -ioTe- Will be 81 SCI
vice. aud there Wa NO reason why the ON
Gers 81 one branch should be denied priv
legr- that had he-n freely allowed officers
81 the other branch There - Justice In
the arrangement. Perhaps generosity, and
f.ti red ofc-T- might also b" brought under
the muutNCeut disp'H-at'on
secretary Mever- proposed establish
'neut 1T ,ummir-ary siorehOuse- and dis
Is,.IiSarie- a. navy yards and naval stations
Will 10 81 the greatest serNiCe to the officers
segregated there IL - the ueTr-i act Of
lusfi,- and consideration Bu' that it,
dyantage- v.li DC fel' ssrtuu-ly by officers
We hO live uptown may he doubted
MNsHiNutrN september IAIEFAN
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German activity IN Morocco la, for
several wears been "a ora-elas- suurrc 81
French protest That The Germans
went ~ Algeoraz with clearly defined
determination 10 obtain a. least "a naval
station IN southwestern Morocco was
generally believed by the cOrr"spond-
cnts Of all European journals who were
in Spain during thu conference \ new
source OF comment and resentment nIik.
II now stirred by the reports OF Ger
man activity IN TripoIi. which the Pari-
correspondent Of the Caurrirr De- E,gis
Fn,s mentions ~ a recent letter.
When Franc" took over TuniS M isSi the
Italian resentment famed up 70 a point
hardly conceivable now. Italy's par
ticipatIon in the Triple Alliance was tho
first consequence. In later years, how
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~ no. fDr ,AI rai n good sur brceyr
Ana a f-.', - fH.r.. ami he uind AHaf''
Nueu We iurn our .,,i 20 the 'nrt bbeex
Ana .vr-p the ocean - every craft
t,,r. Cr,ft Vat o." i.ynd hsth So.i
Win her spanish hold rramuI~i fufi II rolj
Hca,r no. my huIncs' ant heavr no no,
To crowd hpt ssu III she Ea'rh our halt
: irn pound shot through fcr quarter rail-
iicAve no. NY brlil'' and q h-aye no no,
Taitoo~d sni tanned. the devils own crew
putrh AMI I.nsrAr. auI Q rcuch aud Gre.k
~ even nation anl every hue
\ rrtas. scar ou Toe ur1w or check
And hair M qIruc~ ~ the murder thumb:
Made u.aI V ~ rum f1r the work % come
Ii,a'o no. u' uui.l->' and hesV. ho h,'
To s'pic with q curse. our lives Tor a purse.
Ana steer fur bell Win a roaring verse
H'aVr ho' ny hullies, and = hraSe hol no.
The sun zoe. down Ike blot ~ blood
~ our boats swarm IT 10 hcr towering hui
ApI her gallson drgAa Nth ne battle tt,d
No. no. f-T ne bpnn~r ~ ron-, and sLYll'
Nud tho daredevil crrv inst viii have 10 nm,
Aud - cut And siIl' 200 ne ship is ,-rl'
Hravc be- fnN bu"lrs and beave ho b,,
TIL pistol Huf dire have dome their vorE
MI TIE lat ran Yields and the uigh' FAN. urIrk
Hsay' boz ~ hulnes' and a heayr ho. ho'
The moon cor e, ul ukr % broad do,,i.r,,s
is the last man rp'trrs aIJur thr plank
me women be- H1' IN 'hr ught %. "a. rnoo,
Nc lice fur then auIl~ ih'Ir q, - stare blank.
And th", cali oa God, whp hrars them NOS
Is bile vr share zach lot % the loot We goe
Hea,- no. ny bulIes' and . heA,s no. no,
Thsn torrh 10 the hgn IN a~ay ue puI.
And . uraycr that the devil be bountiftI--
heays hO! ms buliiesl sad a heave ho hol
hADLsoH cAwnEH.
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Ghe Prrsidsnt'. Hsc-p'ion IN 'h-
Wet.

Consciously ar uncou-'touslv Mr.
nNrr has rendered au important -"rvtr"
o. rc-I.ctahl" uuhl,c opinion In M" mid-
all. Wet ~ going thi'h"r ~ the height
Of CoIorrl Rp, sFvTIT's performance
Tho President has brought INTO direct
contrast With "a" principal fcaiur" Of m"
Outlook ADVERTISING expedition q p"r-
soualtv digrif-d anil mo'l"st In dc
m"auor. temperate ip u''"rnu'". Dou-
so.,utiOu- 800 statement. preaching gov
erum.u' hv 'aw anil 'lr oil ul'ioulllsm
az the Constitution.
The contrast = striking AMI few Their"
ar. IN the middle Nt,,' who cannot un-
dcrStand is sguii,arCe II must b.
apparent oven 70 the other sort Of man,
the agitltpr who goes Yelling and p'I-h-
ing his noisy Wav through delighted
mutt tui'~ ~ I,ght Caz"r-. havlir =
revolution fer IA" sake of the adver-
'.-.myu' AMI measuring h.s popularity
by tH" superficial sensations he II able
o. excite
n colonel EooSEvE'T il sensitive -
-NaI,~ f difference there has been an
eNouri1t,I spot on the surface of his
-cF-s"r- h.Itv since President TNET'S
Tranquil course crossed his orbit
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rHs ptStws rt~U.
&C. tss-st~s-- Ftttas r,,s-,.-ss.. o.. -.
- ssfsaaeaass4

- ~ FBfrH~ - fHr go e. o.
a,af@ -sr-afsIiF FHsfsaf s-F -.
.sss HHfH nr-tr aruf=f@-s.. ...
usfiau ~ 80 ransua tHsI H#a s.4 -
- rss1asr 10 .asi.fssfF on &C.,.
s.ifasfaaffsi hamas r aHs Haa.. .a.. 7.
rfae go ssesrifr sasf -r~Fr. 49, i.
flfias 60 ap@uinf - go T-s.fs ......
fsf' H. nshia fafstnEia r.#a# D..
Hi'- sn.t sfss naf' 10 .rs t.s-..
80 30 usunThf 80 tfraHH. ..a.-'
n-ar=r 900 sr-af HaHslff4. f..r.H- -
20 H.fT Fssf-rs etafss 'Han 80. ..s d. =.
sf fusfant tasf rHfHus TO- -
o ~ sesf .aass .ss rfsnns 90 &C.,.
fuussfs-'i .ssf r-ar euHaalasI...Hs .s. - !.
tsfi sn go urr shar- Hssa.H. ID.
naIfrH 80 Hfn 900
NHaHHanta wUf - ~ -n.s
Naar YFfa fHan IivH fu.aI sHls Ten.
wII 30 Han nties aaafas 80 a-s.......
fEa Naa Woes sEiuuaf HH1fnHi o. a......
49, .sn mass strsiansi 10 s... =
~hiis go Enaiisl arfain sIIi rs.l. I'D. IL. J..
fufng nT rnnarrn ~ sT-f 10 ..s -.
uuaa 'h- irnuaff rrasis - tirsf p. ss.s -.
- - VASE tHa-- niarErfs uiHr. s......s..
90 err niauufaH flftna sfsf=- 20 =.
ipal HauHras If.r- sustfia sltruHa.f q. L.
Nu.traHan ruars-s ~ tt. t-Ifsf -.
sr- sho~s f~siii-- FURNITURE sfs...,..
iessh~r goods wa hin-rv col r...'-.
maaInE q total ~ tlf aaa ass arif @ , 49,
sin - tlau COS l.up for NusfraIa al -.
I-siand ~ % snir r-a-nuahI, % g..
thaf s's- frad- sith 80 tnfiposi.. ~ a.
sums . n.v pha.- ~ith ths fsriuft-. Sea-,
~ no eansI rhs prosi,r =. - lsHfy,,,.
.holld si-o b. pis, "a Hp"n fHsur~sa a--s.
me moFs . onomirsiiy ssa 9th srss.,
prsnrti'ad- than 81 80 present. Am.
Nhiis ths new route siii pnsi,i.i 1ss.E,
other nations stii ai-o prpht ~ b. s,t
our cunsalar aa-nts should dispIsy 81.
ufmusf suerar and ihtelmseurs n ssssfns
our 'ransplafins trader. n to,frh ~i'h -.
aa@ansiss f has,r 10 ne - 49, ss-
hn.inF together - ths waters - me "a,
ne writer ranno, too emphat~sliv v,.,
upon "a" Aw@ficsh people the ~, e.si'v
OF isarnina The spanish language f1r ~
tongue ~ he iian u supreme frol
current - Magellan Dugins . r-rsni visf
20 toion oar ship brought alona nvs tier-ss
commercial men bound for vaIioas polhfe
spansh A. savantiia. CSIomSia' ~,
ships we're tied to tho pier and al rsw ~
amman ensign When Ne sssk the rsssSs
world ~. soon learn that much % II - tls
10 their lsudabls ambition 20 becoms pro-
nrient IN the language % tho~s With vhaa
madness TO The man n the street. bar 10.
tell gent travellers realize that The tongue
~ sId sSsa Of H Ss eSs 81 Sn e. ":
world u must not b. foTsotten thai
: $50 uOo square miles Of territory, much
Inhsh,,sd 6y - a..1 90 PEOPLE 81 .,,s
blood The entire continent Of Furote
SClIdinS he =" andina ian pen insula could
be pla Ell within the borders Of Brazil
The new roufe 20 the Pacific means a
prod gious outlay 81 American money a
east one cemetery 10 filled with Amsri-
and mu~gl- are successfully solving tie
problems Of tul~bra and Gatun. problems
hat ia Med the intellect and energy u
Dthsrs These things being true. our mer.
hants Throughout the republiC should etert
hemselve- TO SECURE an equitable share %
III commerce IN route through the PahAnA
anal WILLIAM \ LONg.
CINDES. V = September .
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s~ins ~ 90 l-sv-sfv ~ s--Hnisisl tsns,lsa-
rs-st Is ,r= aaF-n see rh=Y- 80 rhrshals
- go go - ~-.f ta 80 fis 80 q r.sintiaa
$500 - aFrsHflrz 70 sfIT ne sisstsi 'HinH
ffsrfis .as fs rHrfHafs 49, . 10 Hf-isa.a'
rHanHf..af sHt'=s a=ss.fl srsa % HfsisT -
rrssaI.H Fsl.H ssHstsrfna fHs-a aasi
Hrarr Hrlsss H..|tI'ssi Hl.Tsifsti fsffna haFa
Hs-t IN fHa r.s#iii.II.rr q STREETS faf e-a.
rlr..s uaa.f rHstr fss vurf W Htfrta.afs
raf 90 1rsEf sf-n F~ sr.f-a q 80
V...Is. 10y #r = ssHtfias fHHIfifu-fa. iai- shsn
"s eve ."Hf HIHfs.H efhas'f H= F~pf@
a.sfH.I .si .fHvaa b. itaai-s shnf % farf
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