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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-04-07

t~coNt 49, tluhOTe, IleT Light street
wharf, t""ather permittingl Tuesday,
at II mon for
Fa'r uaven. Plum Point. parr's. Gov.
"ru"rs Run. Cove Point. Milestone.
Solom"n's Island. Spgurr-'s, st. Cuth-
l"rt. Softly Parker's. FORESTS.
uuk,'s anu benedict.
Returning steamer will leave benedict
1~eathr- .s'rmif'inC) Wednesday :
gu-. stopping at sil the above landings.
S''pmuu i-land 3O m. Mill
7i"n" 10 "a. Ia, Governors Run, II
noon, Plum Point, p. m. Fair Haven.
y. m, Baltimore. about p IN.
i."nv" BALTIMORE. Pier 3. Light st.
weather r'crmlt'inE.l Thursday, at ; u.
IA ~. tie .u.luU.lh points.
Fair Haven, Plum Point. Dare's Gov
"rn"r's Run. Cove Point. Milestone
Sut'noa.- t-iand. Spencers, st. Leon
ar. =. Soli,r-. 81. Cuthberts. Sott.rIe
Jones, farker's, FORESTS. Williams.
Dukes, Treat Hal Holland Point and
BrnedicI
Returning, Steamer will leave ReurIict-
tN,aJher PER- .ttlngl, Friday, Il noon.
Solomon Island. , 30 u. IN. Milestone
~ Move Point, Governors Run. Sp m
Dare =. 20 p M. Plum Point. %. m.
Falr Haven. 10 y. m. stopping at all
the above points; arriving in Baltimore
next morning
Leaves Baltimore. Pier :. Light Street.
weather permitting) Saturday, at ID,
IN. Tor the following points
Fair Haven, Plum Point. Darc's. GOV
"rnur'- Run, Cove Point. Milestone,
Solomou's Island. Spencrrs, ~. Leon
ards, Seller \. st. Cuthberts. SotterIv.
Jones, Parkers FORESTS. Williams,
Dukes, Trent Hall. Holland Point,
BENEDICT, Lietch's, Trueman's Point,
Deep Landing, Hollands Cliffs. Magru-
der's Ferry, Lower Marlboro. Whites
Landing Ferry Landing, Nottingham's
Note steamer will ~ to Lyon Creek.
Monday morning
returning. steamer wiIl .cRye Lyons
Greek lweather permitting Monday.
go u. m, stopping at all the above
landings.
Nottingham. $40 n m. Lower Mari
bnro, 10 "a. IN. Benedict, II noon, Solo
man = Island. 30 =. IN. Milestone. ~. M,
tuye Point, Governors Run, \ u. m.
bare =, : 20 p. m. Plum Point . =. m.
Fair Haven. 10 =. IN. and arriving in
Baltimore next morning
Freight r. - ~ Baltimore, at pier
=, Light Str Tuesday until | / 30
"A. m. Thur ~ 1nd Saturday. until
20 p. m.
This time Table shows the times at
winch steamers may he expected to ar
rive at and depart from the several
whnrve~. but their arrivals or departure
~ the times STATED IL not guaranteed,
nor does the company h"id It~clircspun-
-Ihi" Tor ANY delay "r any consequences
arising thercIrum
" iLLAkD THOMSON. G,ni Manager
7 M RbOIH zen. FTt \ Pass. Agt
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-04-07
Blacksmithing.

HAVING erected a new Blacksmith shgp
or ny lot on Fenwsvz street. LsOnardtnwn
and having secured tuc services Of AN expert
workman from Washington city. I an pre-
pared 70 do al work IN my line o. business
with care and promptncs-. Satisfaction gura-
anteed.
WV. Q. KkTTIEaLY.
1sYb-Ty
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-04-07
Brickyard.

Having established y Brickyard A. HAEO-
Vkk WILL. near Lrous rd'own beg 10 no
THY the public that ! am fully prepared to
furnish Bricks Of all grades at the IL loving
cash prices: e., = and SO per NJ Well
Bricks, SIO.
y. r. GREEN WELL,
Leonardtown, Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-04-07

With an elegant new Hea-se and
a iu.l stock Or COfirS and Caskets I
am prepared TO serve funerals at the
shortest notice and upon the most
reasonable terms.
In connection with this designate
especial attention 20 my Blacksmith
and Vince wright department.
All orders quickly and neatly at
tended 20.
A 9. WEIGH.
June l-y. Chaptico.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-04-07
Nd. Del. & Va. Ry. Co.
PATryENT RIVER ROUTE.
s=Mz=aAsw=mA<

Read carefully, as important changes
have been made.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-02

Onr oi oar foremost theatrical mana
gers has confessed that he hnd- hiIn-
self "a the unusual pr'Siicament II hav-
ng IN hand NJ least three dramas that
seem SIR. IL success but no actress cstS-
able 81 PLAYING The l-a,.ing part IN any
- them Ia these DAYS. when fh,. 'Ty
- ~ PERSIST .'nf that the plaV - IN" 'hing
thiS ~ an uncommon complaint. How
r-mlsS arr the dTsInatist- ~ failing a.
supply the kind ~ works expected II
them - tie constant lanentaIIon #
the managers The gifted actors vino
have advanced - the mpOT'an'r ~
--rsrs- lift ih-ir voices ~ the sHIu-
r-pTua'h l-i uubodv -n-p-.i.,i that
ihrr- Wa- any deficiency ~ the niIinh-T
II actors until M. unfortunate manager
Ook.Sl nj his three PLAYS 9TH The record
~ long runs IA Paris ran his eve over
The list ~ actors 10 h.- EMPLOY. and
knrN hI- heipleS-n---
factors really are s-ar..p many things
IA the contemporary theatre which
might otherwise he InconIprehensIb'
are easily understood. II ~ PLAIN for
SsI,ct.si 81 he a star II IL also easy
10 understand ~hv =" many dramatic
performance that ia accordance with
every indicati0B should prove siIcce-s,-
ful turn on the rsVer-r II quite cleans
lp the dramatic air. III fact. To hear that
the number 81 capable actors nov adav-
- limited. II was the hypothesis that
"a
mystery Ia half the proce,iur" ~ III.
MANAGER Nhv ihe-e talented ar I@t-
we're never -Ugsg.i. and vi y they were
kept "u' ~ view and preten'lors incom-
p"ienrs so often u=ITpei their places.
are questions that need never be asked
again. n"w shat the dramatic genius il
admittedly not blooming in th. hXuri-
ance u vas surpassed Ia po-s,--
For some wears certain active oondi-
fioHs ~ the theatre seemed io he surely
bringing about scarcity ~ a'C"m-
plished actors II ~ useless 30 blame he
long run system. for that u ~ an in
eVitahe development 81 the theatre ~
the day and has come 10 stav. That
this practice has diminished opportuni-
ties for dramatic training - not 10 be-
denied. Fortunately the stnck GONNA
MES have come into existence again ~
Tho last twenty wears. Thev arc not As
ihev formerly wore. the FIRST dramatic
Embellishments NJ tho "itirs. but \
secondary and cheaper form n theatri-
raj enterprise still nothing ran destroy
their value a. training schools, unless It
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-02
~ IlaaA anA ~ Iseth

To rHG FpuoH oT THE SIS Rrc~nuS /
noucr.I . Irtler In Tar StN written ~ n y q.
" u Of BrDokyn. enutied TictbnE Trout -
In answsr - the do'tOr wOuid sAy thst since
about nc age Of - have caught UoIt sud other
hsh In France by hand - men tiobeS! ami have
also caught good msny 10 this country Many
times I myself In nld-tTSam Sith . coiplc
Of nsh IA NY hands anu one between my teeth
A>to the ,erAritS % nv statement stand ready
- sny time - prove II. sboud sny one TAI
"a, for he rApeHs- aitArhed Ia IL nave told
my eNpeT,snrr of n>hing by hand many times.
and foand. DID the doctor. may unbeueN~rs
but noN { have within easy reach few persons
hO couid rorrobOTate my suAtemeni
A 10 The unsportSmsaiike part NJ ~. will SAY
that there - nothing more IN los abie 10 me. and
tho-s = hom have taught this method OF nshInG
have found u ven fascinating The pleasure OF
taxing . bath la fresh water GOiBg around rOcks
rOots Ac snd t.einE ihe n~h i = sensation that
ranaOI be described eiceptuhsn ,ou act nlaCs
snake me hOos aHa Hnr n>hinE 4. not In it
az course IN France. a. In some Of the States
~ this county. tbls method of fishing j. pro
httll Ted. and u l. veil u i. because u u not
there could b> employed many devices Witch
would -oon put an snd 10 BrooG n>hlng but bath
Inx and hand nshins Tor spoTI pure and simple
Sould ney ~ strip the brooss NJ nsh ~ y n
HE'rpsiVs September .
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-02
In. chaos a, Mc.t Po,u,.

W. can wish Major General THOMAS
n BNHNY. tho bew superintendent ~
West POINT M better fortune than o
-iis, 49,. hk. that aChlev-sl bN Colonel
HUGH l. SCOTT during ki- four wears
admin rStrat,On. We doubt n snY siIper-
,nt.n,lcnt ever did more for the Military
Academy than Colonel SCOTT. Who re-
tired IN "Wednesday Ia report for duty
Ia his old commander IN cuba and Min
danAo. Major -I;eneral I.EoSARD woOD.
Who 10 now Chief 20 stan The industry
u colonel SCoTr during his lncumbency
~ West Po,nt Was prOdigiOus he was
full &c vahIabl, IDEAS. and tirels-S- in IN
PRODUCING improvements and reforms
he made the Academy ADVISABLE 70 The
public and won thousands 81 friends
for u u expanded and galneI IA pres
tige during his administration. a more
fair minded impartial and courageous
superintendent The ACADEMY has never
had HIS rank at West Point Was
honorary he wIll tecNbme MAJOR SCOTT
~hAH h. F,.itstfss hh4t. regiment tt1- Four.
tenth cavalry His suCCr~~or IA the
SlLefinteuurh'N Nv "t~' ROM TOT
lowed him ut the Academy ~ q cSdsi,
graduating n wear later. and Colonel
SCOTT had been a First I4-utcnant four
wears when General BARRY reviewed hs
first promotion BARRY ro~- rapidly
with such opportunities for foreign ser
vice ~ did not fall to SCOTT. ~ u
happens that TODAY sort IL a Ma jOr
and BARRY Majnr-t'sneral winning
every step "n merit
In this un-ventful period ~ seniority
Major SCoTT could hardly expect pro-
motion To the rank II Brigadier ( General
without protest from officers above HIM
on the army list. bat the truth ~ that he
has earned Il bv las admirable ~Tk ~
N.--t Point
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-02
THE NTERNaTI0NtI SPORT.
Testimsay Frsm Enzil.h. Irish. Fren~h
and .Ievsey Treat TtekIers.

To ras HDIroR % Tus SrN So ~
N u awakeaed Old memorie, and reminded
me 81 the fact that 10 Gas In me same CUES
uoosble vsracitS boat whenever I told the story
~ hos easily 'rOnt could Ss captured b. tue
nc kung pro-ess I knew man uhO whenever
hs wanted . ake fTeSh trOut for breakfast would
90 down 10 the river baak Nc Fat On hts stomach
put MS hAnd In The SatrT and In few minutes
produce one two ~ the otheTNtse elusive trout
he DIES ribe4 the operation To me ehActiy a.
~ y u did In rHK suS but : Nas too Young
81 the time 70 make the te>t Suincisnt for me
a. ne time was the fact mat the nSh came up In
Els hand and mad the pleasure % carrying them
home and nioylng them afterwafd
This hAPpensd many years ago Nhen too ~as
yOsaG a. piSce cAsed l.,lcAn- 90 the hlNHG
HWY = Sh0Tt distance outside Dublin, ireland.
- hers hshins vas prehibitsd except for the -
iect fec The man vas pFac Ideally poarhing To
be raugh' On The grounds With rod would mean
iaiI but ne Insisted that the method waS fair -
ne Only caught the nsh foe food aud ne IOos only
= hat ~As necessar for hts wants I sympathike
With ~ = In hls anxiety 20 be beHsNe 81 shea
ne tells the story for saw the irick pulled OF.
aud believe many Otberr did Too. as the pTaC tice
wa- --yn,e,i To bs common IN me COnnV Dublin
a. mat umr u.
IEHaBJ 'uT. August Al
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-02

fss=z~rs shss go asavs@g ~tsh uSiryf
snsi rsius~f ~s-ss~hs,-as srst H-rshlas
$780, snst sn-a- .s--r'ptras tWaarg
fH@s- 49, ssm-f nirhsri tNeu-s 80
Ha~rf s=rs enaffs "a
rH-r-'ttzss fs=v 80 ffrFe~r .t.'-u tnsi
unff~~ ~ H@-ffrtiuas f.,sfrd ~ isf.its
- HtcHsHn serH rs fips snst ~ grt--si
Ftnssus ~ ~if- - Hrvar % ri@.-
see rfsf--sssi ~ ~ we ~ rfti,h.ah
N~sr fh-su 'b~v eve $685. 80 ',.'sfs.
n HFvav ff snst 20 fssHHffs 20 tnsssit.
asn~ IH- Fafsst stfs - afrusHn ff ~
$50 tnst st-s-s 20 ~ F'antaM-n.t sinss
HHft h@-n fr-Hf=si sffh aifasp@tles-f fsf a.
D. b.siF ai.i 49, Ne .rss 80 ne r--stas
ris- f nee b--n .t,'tbis,t 20 80
'Hfil.- see .sists'tsfs.iiv r-rsaF - ffs,as
.h-,f plt- ~ hua"s n fh- H.,,r a fh~
thhs- shsa s go r-nuvtfs-t ~ th-
sss~-n 70 r-sf.srr sitihi-f- ansi has
hav- 80. rH- Hun shisb fh- afsF
sshhss- siH-s-si rb- r-saatns SiH Bf1b.
ahls ~. ois ~ fhr rs-fuf-,i this-v IN no
f's h.th HtsassB snd HESaT shi-i
th-'s Fr-n-h dnsntai"B. rf-.,s tsl fh-if
fnGii-h uhssitanr~
Brttsan I'll antursllv SCR fr ts-spur~
~ bsn-- - $50 - hsf uta-s fssaasi-
sYus. bD~-v-r mttrh q hlar kETtar,i
HtcHssp : NAV have b-~n IN hfr ~
rannn' 10 .i.-'hr,ss-,l frssus no piss- ~
rrsnsnr- ssh no Bioad-l- snd Robsn
Hos''i- ~Urr and th- pa"'- have 'ar-i
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SOI y ron SUPER.
= Mala- Notion due to John RudGe of the
kInGs Head.

To rHE FpTop ~ THT SrN-Sy W H.
Who wYtes shout soup for supper IN Maine sri
N~w BrunsWtcs. no doubt . travelling -
nan whose busnsss tasez hm 70 that par .
the county. and am glad Ia he sbie IN give rf-i
some Authoritative Information concerning 80
origin % be >OmeNhst unusual custom wHi.a
he rritiri>s~
frW years ago ne principal tavern Eeers-'
40 there met 90 Miltino-ket 20 devise Ways ant
means Of satisfying the rapidly Increasing nu-I
bsrs Of bsgueu from BANGOR Portland a..
sho pstronise d tneir establish raents Th~s- -
scung hsraids Of commerce demanded sDsr''l
rates created great confusion IN the ranss =
the dining rom girls s~d freely found fsII' v'n
me meals John Brdge landlord ~ the ki-s'
Head - Hi~h~macnn. Vss ne nrst TO suEgcs' '-.
.our for supper iaes. for - he tr,Ilv ssld ~ -
II nlUn and ~ don cost sny hin and y w. .sI
Il consou,m~ and serse u hot ~ don mayer
Nhat put IN ~
" = /. will thus So th,t II be and his f~Irr-
bagmen had left well enough alone there 40 4
nov ~ soup ioI supper Throughout Nrs
BrinswtcE and northern Maine. p.
B,NuoR. Ne Augus' ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-02

ss-ts-- - 1851 rtshs. q p--sr~rs~
uaan si.H' Hsnssn ~rbs. tnsi s-ifsrs
ard ~,th ~ s,r'r-r sssi -.i,tsliv trsr'i-
Haras rnsf .H- ra-rrs-s go s-s-.-f
Pool H- st.f~-srfsf.- f'sf fr-s-ss9rstT
.H.s -ta.saf.a- % .Fa rt-.ufv- 20 o.
-t.. ftru.rs
f'- 100 rf'.f.sssIfaf. .I.-rrtiss-t ~
.a tsff'Hs .s 20 rIsfH f',si f-ssHt tnsi
a -v.-rf t- bel .tn ID. Hrs,sshf .nsa
r...faI .t..'-rs- ET .H- ,r.issiv snsi -
... ur..r~s- q ..,'s-f 'si'rs.rai f-s-rsiat-rs
r..s .si-rfr sr.i .s-f,iI rs,.---- - -.,r-
.....f Hrtl tufarsiru-rt . nee H.,nsptsft.
..a.a Hr--.r' Ir ... .ls.. 'trs.l lsss,rrsrir'f-
' 90 'sf..,r 81, H1urt q .s- 1.-s no
..'riI.ssu e. 20 sHrshina bstf . r-ts.s'sifss
~ .Hs tf.hsHrts - ts- -..staitaf 4-nf.s
lei Hshv .slslaii-sn p.tr- tr.i s,sspi- 10
.r. Ir iifti.fit Hf s.I fr. .,trr.---f'tI g.
80. snfs 90 'rfsuiss=i .i,-si,uiirt- . hs' o.
tr.sar- -t-..b- .n fii- -ursts htssurv
have t--sfH,.,i ~ '., Hs fH-ir nr-.a"n -
I.Hbi.. suirtru tnsi fJr no sa4- - p-f
-susi 'siy tns-a~H' ~. .hi nsss.asi-
-in = pi~'t'tai~ FL" -, ~ n--,i.'si -hsna-
be- n@s nsti"nai sSn m~an- n"thina
n .f sls.sz nee fn-sn hang IN ne Hah-
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ErTIas sisters

To gHN TBTToR ~ THg SrS ~tg IN IaE SVN
o. august - correspondent denies that Horace
Gfeetey ever aid Of the Confederate states
lie, the erring sisters 80 In peace fragmen,
comes 20 nv memory from = school history IN
which II vas said that the South may naturally
have eGpectei but Iittle opposiuon 20 its with
drawal from the nicn. STAGE the New YORK
Trfsuas had declared that when any ccnsld~rabIe
number OF states deliberately resOiN - 10 20 gu,
49, shalt resist all coerr'Ve mea surrs 70 Keep them
IN. Tire last ~ uords think have quoted
verbatim
win 80 Ia.
Greeley may rot have uttered the gords ~
tsrred - ~ your oore-eondent uhich hs
a-erihes 70 General scott bus Greeley ,nar fairty
- hs'd rssponsinis for -hst ne Trosss aid
BRooELrN. September g. o.kM.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-02

To rsT FbIToR ~ rsB SrS n
u did not sHaE9erats the least IN drscrb
Ing hos he had caught trout by tickling them
70 us~d To bs q tayOhr % sunr Of the Toys Of .
Coaatry schooi IN somerset England. holidays
% get OF down 10 brook which 10 thsm ass
smous for trout aud ~rek out the deep pools
" hIch gave shelter 10 the sDeckied beauues
rue -, Orfie spots we're hose NheFe boulder
a. the edge Of the stream had had the soll vi shed
from underneath by nood Of water after heavy
rslns Then II was possible 90 Ne on the bank
ana reach over and by 20 dong the victim could
not any aud vas OF course Ie-s frtsh tened
rh0se that acre 10 the middle Of the stres m - rem
sAy one approached woud glide straight away
10 shelter under me loose stOass Nhlrh uaS lust
- hat sas waited srite This from experience
. that Eno~ that " can he done
orssTnCE N,iH
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question. Before Oh. EU..~sp., ,nsrc.

IL IHE EDIIoR ~ TaE SUN Sb Ine
hone and sinrW Of tbe Episcopal Church
will soon be ~ the general convention which
~ill meet ~ Cincinnati IN October The
topics to- 10 discussed are The preamble
suhrazaR bishops. Canon XIX. change 81
he name ~ the church. aa the term Prot
se' ant Episcopal IL Historically lame. some
aver amend n~n'~ 10 he canon-. &c
The real quest ions b-for- the Ep,s~opsl
church are
Nov 10 pay the average minister a living
wage
How to paw = salary promptly
How 10 instruct the average paro~hi.I
treasurer 10 keep his books in a systsmatic
WRy
How ~ conduit the hnancisl interest. ~
rho church 80 thai they Will hear some com
pHrison to = we'll planned business
HoS to preserve CLERGYMAN inde-
penden"e In thinking apart from The IN
huence 81 thoa~ Who run the churches
How tn attract Young mss TO the chuTrh's
ministry and discount their marriage with
wealthy Young women q
NIiLTsLHN. Mass September
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~ 80 sssff a .FsrsnS 800 -~~s=sssss
$685. 'iaiir vkaah 70 lssiy ~ 'uaRa thetF
sstrss r~rNtn-f-4t rb-y go ts-stsv
resss. ssiiy - ssiv s-hs-si. q sstir9
f1si ~ s,1ser sa-rs 80 Ssss- - 40
'sssrs- sss-rs p, ~ sff- o., sstrrs'tssi si-st-
--iv-s $50 -srsht~ a-.ss-isfs- h~s@v~s
ssffs'i ~ ssfpelv Hrv 81 - % 10 'h-if
shiusv 70, frt1n fh-tr F.srss ~ - shss
fE-v ~sn' 'rss 49, -Hh ss trstsftr
'~~tne fs fH-rf rrssiS--.'.-ss@'
~ sr-ss-.s sf.frv '- sFs 1nfaisiing
III .irtiuas.- fti-~s - ~ 80 ns,ii~v a
s-I~s'.af fhs frs.sr sf woe -@u-rtaiiT
fHs .sfrs-s- VS. .Hsras 80 rsr' N
aasiine So nsr-s-nabsv sHss -aut- rhag-
tr'rs tnH fR= phsst~ai s-p=s' fhnf --~rsa
~ -sBiss'lr t Hss-f Rpp~.pftaf-lv. 80
sv~rss~ ~ Hsa~r stp~nff@ nts.ss - ht-
~Fass ffts ~ ~ b~-si paisi ~ 80
fspsp~s-a~- 20 sR= lirfnaFffr siff 49,
rssiat ~tpr--- 49, -9niersnr- - ~
-hasars-v ~tats.v~r 10 p-s~saai spp-ar-
snes snf4ht 80 80 spurs- s~~safn phvs-
i~al rs-riiisTtsi@@ ~ wan 80 ~"msa
make -'tiri~nt nt-rpr-safia-n q -8i-
impossible Na~ rannas s.avtnrtnaiv
rta@spt-rasi- 90 v~tih zoo an vs~T
Hssrss.t phv.s~sl dh-l'tsiiaosiions -
"vsr~oup- hv snv i-xr-- - 'si-ns N"f
~ M s'h-r hsnd ZEN 'h- unless ns,~-
risi h'n@-- fpr q part compensate fas
iasb,b'v ~ UNDERSTAND y and Vs. 80
pr~ss - meaning - me audil~nc~ Voc
'isis- q pretty fsse satisfy sv-sv dramatic
demand ~ NJ ps'sl,~ ~ no extent 'ha'
'h~ managers believe
That ~nm- II thew have ~"ms -
appr~sist- this fat . shown BY their
bsia'st Acknowledgements that alrsfnaii"
genus doe- nn' ~xi-t IN The abundance
rlRiru~d for u Fvfd~ntlv 'h~r- 10 need
~ th~-. three particular plsvs for real
dramaiic ,aisnt When blue ewes vol
lnu hair and p,nk ~h.-~ks are inasl~qaats
FROM 'h~ managerial polnt - view to
The inteFpr~taiton - . leading part. then
the s,tuatiou must indeed h- critical
II - good s,gn for tho future, however
4 ne managers have temporarily lo-t
cunfi,l~ncr IN that powerful eff u hook
tng M. part
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SxYrEEsY - ssws ~s varss


~ hpt@iess nt-'s'@s - 80 $3.50
C~if' - - 80 i'-rss''~-us - ~ -
fssrfs'7-'iF -rs-t . t-,rsH' ~ =
- sFCetief- IsfH~ go ~'W~i -
r 80 - 80
fNsi"ftf - - - ~ - Wa - HHarss
- ffiiH~af nF"sisssaFr $50 -Hs =
Hssis - 80 = 'issa
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