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La Junta tribune., 1912-04-20
Notice Of Adjustment Day.

Estate OF p c. Hanson. deceased.
The Undersigned. having been ap.
pointod administrator with the will
annexed OF the estate OF =. c. Han
son. late Of the county Of Otero. in
ths state OF Colorado, decea jed. here
by gives notice that he will appear
before tile county court of said Otero
county, on Monday. the 9Th day OF
May. \. ID. 1912. at the hour OF 10
O'Clock a IN. of said day. at which
time all persons having claims
against said estate are notified and
reQuc ted to attend for the purpose
of having the same adjusted All per
sons indebted to raid estate are re-
ques,ed 10 make immediate payment
to the undersigned.
Dated at la Junta. Colorado. this
9th day OF April. A. u. 1912.
ROBERT HANSON,
Administrator with will annexed of
the estate OF p. c. Hanson. deceas.
ed
Geo. A kllgore. Attorney.
First publication. April l3. 1912.
LAat publication. May 4. 1919.
La Junta tribune., 1912-04-20
Nst'ss !" os"krsstey.

In the District Court Of the United
States for the District Of Colorado
In the matter Of william r. I.oyctt.
BANKRUPT. In bankruptcy.
To the creditors Of william r. Lov.
stt. Ia Junta. In the county Of
Otcro. district Aforesaid. Q bankrupt;
Notice Il hereby given that on
the 18th day Of April. 1919. the said
william r. Lovett was duly adju.
dicatsd bankrupt. and that the first
meeting Of creditors will 10 held q,
sso0- Ma ~ n the rsdsssl builAlas
IN the CITY Il Psshjo. District asore.
said on May Z. 1919. a ten
O'Clock In the forsnoon. at which time
tho said creditors may attend. prove
their cAins. appoint . trustee. rx-
anime tho bankrupt. consider and de-
termlns the time aad manner oe any
psoposed sale Of said basksupt's prop.
erty. and transact such other busi.
ness - may properly come before
SAID nssting
Datsd st Pvstso. celosaAo, April 10,
1913.
SAMUEL b. TRiMBis.
Hsessss n DaAksuptcy.
La Junta tribune., 1912-04-20
OrdeP 10 Show Cause on Petition for
MoFtosoine Of Real Estate.


State OF Colorado, county OF Otero,
~. In the county court In pro.
bate.
In the matter o. ,ha estate OF Gene.
We've Wcstfall. deee ss.d.
order to show cause on petition for
mortgaging OF real estate.
This matter coming on to be heard
on this third day OF April. A. D. 1912.
upon the petition filed herein by
James 3. Wcstfall, administrator. OF
said estate. for the mortgaring OF
the following described real estate. OF
PORTION thereof. to-wit: Northeast
quarter tneA) OF the southwet I quar-.
ter tswk) OF section thirty-six 1861.
township twen'y.throe C23l south OF
range fifty-six t5GD west In Otcro
county. Colorado. together with
forty go, shares OF the capital stock
OF ihe Re-orranized Catlin Consoli.
dated Canal Company and forty tiol
shares Of The Timpas Ditch Com.
pany for the purpose OF paying the
debts Of said estate.
Ani Il now appearing to the court
from said petition that proper and
legal grounds cxi for the mortgag.
ing 4 all or portion OF said real
estate.
Now. therefore. II IL ordered by
the court that James s. westfnll.
Gcorg" westfali. william J. w.stfail.
Anna e. Mann. j. Stanley westfail.
Grace Ia shicr. Nellie Pcarcc. Incx
Eiscnhoar. Alice Tova.t. adults. and
Clarence Westfail. minor. and
Emma wsstfaii. adult. all per.
sons who arr lcgstccs or dcvisccs OF
said state. or any part thereof. or
heirs Of said dcccdent. be and ap.
pear before said court at the court
room os said court. In the city Of La
Jun'a county and state aforesaid. on
the 9Th day Of May. A. d. 1912. At
the hour II 10 o'clock In tho forenoon
Of said day. then and there TO show
cause, IL any there he. why an order
should not b. made directing the said
administrator IN mortgag" tho whole
or 10 'nscA of said real estate M
may bc nscessary for tho purposes
specified In said petition.
II Is fustAse ordered that this order
bc publisAs1 fbr n icast four sue.
ccssIsc weeks In tho Ia Junta Tri.
bunc. a weekly public newspaper pub.
iishcd In saA county.
II Is fsrtAer ordered that Henry
W. Allen. q said county Of Otcro. be
and he 10 Asrsby appointed ~ guar.
dian ad litsn for Clarence westfaii.
minor, to rsDeesent said minor at said
hearing.
~ ~ court:
=. ". MCDANIEL,
County Judge.
First pubaleallsa. Apsi1 Z. 1918.
Last pubtea1loo. l1aS 4. 1918.
La Junta tribune., 1912-04-20
standpattism 10 ceietsai Eeotisn,.

standpattism may or may not char
actcrize an admirable pol tical tenn
per. but certain II is that In Its
wider reaches 1t makes sorry ap-
peal. Standpattism is unnatural Ma
ture's way Is the way of motion. All
things journey. sun and moon. morn
her stars. We go with them. Al
least We ought to go with them. Ma.
ture never stands still. Fountains
flow. rivers run. winds wander.
oceans food and cbb: from uniess
glowworm 70 the largest star. the un.
ivcrse Ia terribly alive. always In
the whirl and swirl OF cOsnijc svolu.
tons. Standpattism Ia unlovcly. A.
an attitude Of life. II Is thoroughly
contemptible. Standpattism is an
echo-if not Of others. than OF one
self. Instead OF being a living voice.
1t Is merely tenuous ghostiy repc.
tition. II is a colossal cgotism. II
Is the observation that perfection has
been obtained. Could self.sufficiency
40 farther In its ignorant audacity ,
No new light! No new truth No
possible change for the better, Such
an effort. II standpattism can be
said to be- an effort. In as futile as
II Is ugly. You cannot stand still.
cannot because you ere alive. for life
everywhere and always means
change.-Geo. II. Combs.
La Junta tribune., 1912-04-20
Notice Of Annual Meeting Of Stock.
holders.

Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting OF the stockholders OF
the odd Fellows Hall Association
OF la Junta will be held in the Of.
flee Of Judge L. w. Mcdaniel, in
the court house. Wednesday evening.
May /, 1912, at 1880 o'clock. for the
purposn cf electing full board Of
directors, and the transaction OF
such other business as may properly
be brought before said meeting.
(ScaU, C. X. MAPES. President.
WILLIAM FlSCuS. Secretary.
First publication, April 6, 1912.
Last publication, April 81, 1912.
La Junta tribune., 1912-04-20
UP4pDOWN
THE
VALLEY

Cheraw now has a public library.
Going some over at Cheraw
Sewers cost money. They say they
had to pungle from $40 to $50 per
lot In Fowler.
The postal savings bank In Sugar
City opened for bus ness Monday
morning. There are already large
number Of depositors.
In the Rocky Ford schools half
day sessions are necessary In several
OF the grades In order to relieve
the congestion Of the present school
facilities.
Cheraw Is going some There were
six automobiles in front OF the town
hall on recent evening belonging to
people who were in attendance at an
entertainment.
! Olney Sprins has Just been incor.
porated and is now a fullfledged
town. AT the election there were
/ thirty-three votes for and seven
against incorporation.
According to the annual report OF
/ the water commissioner the total col
lections for water In the city OF
Rocky Ford for the year ending April
LIST were Sites, almost 1000 q
month
On account Of adverse public serti
meat the school board OF Rocky Ford
has decided not to submit the propo
sitlon Of bond issue fer the cree
ton OF new school building TO the
people for another year.
County Clerk Hildebrand took In
3.o3s jack rabbit soalps last Satur
day He says the total amount fol-
the winter will run up To somethins
like 10000. which makes somethinl
Ike $3.50 paid out In bounties. We be
lieye II IL money wei spent.-Cimar
ron Jackson. an.
II is busy scene In and about
Sugar City these days The fields
are fairly alive with men and teams
preparing the ground for beet seed
ing. The lateness OF the spring and
the fact that no fall or winter plow.
ing waJ done necessitates the use
Ct every available team to get the
crops in.-Sugar City Gazette.
Wednesday morning an Ordway
business man Informed us that as a
result OF the outcome OF the late city
election an electric line 10 to b<
built between the county seat and
Sugar CITY. says tre Ordway New
Era. Electric lights will be festoon
ed along the road, the ground on botl
sides Of the track will be- parked and
comfortable seats and lounges placed
at intervals for the convenience OF
weary pedestrians. The tramway vii
run cars at frequent intervals. with
owl ears every half hour all night
long. In this way It Is expected
that the Ordwayites Will not be pu,
to much Inconvenience by the recent
action Of the voters In declaring the
county seat dry
La Junta tribune., 1912-04-20
Wsrkios for Uncle Gam.

l.. Y. Hn. formerly ssles manaSer
oe the Ia Junta Land Company. writes
from Dodson. Mont. where he II In
the United States Reclamation Ser.
vice. to change the address Of his
Tribune 70 wiliixton. N. D.. care Of
the u. 3. r. g.. 10 which point be
has lust beeo transferred.
La Junta tribune., 1912-04-20
COMING EVENTS

Republican State primary !
Assembly" Estate candidates) I
August 1st, Denver. I
Republican National ConveR- I
ton-June 18th, Chicago. I
Democratic State Conven. I
ton presidential dele satesl- I
April 2sth, Colorado Springs. 4
Democratic State primary I
Assembly" Estate candidates) I
August 26th, Pueblo. I
Democratic National Conyen- !
tion-June 25th. Baltimore. I
, Md. 4
= + !. J. = = 4 4 3 l. 4 = !
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-01-03
EAR CORN

l. have on track car of yellow ear
corn; will sell out car for cash, Thurs
day; Friday and saturday, january 4,
> and s, at 76e: per bushel ofr7O lbs.
In my estimation this IS the best car
corn I have handle led and is very cheap
as corn is advancing and is worth
nearly the above price in car lots.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-01-03


alis teclaSs here from RICH
men Is here Wednesday
ffroil
hddncl OF GlenYille, Is Z.
h city sisitor
4 p Eoat ana son. Of Grafton, are.
Sislofs here.
Hop Woods, Of Phfllppi. is /
guest at ne Waldo.
8, y H. Smith. Of West Union, is here
onsa business visit. ~. s 1 ~ NJ !,
4 Horace Atwood. Of Morgantown, is
visitor IN the city.
\ Samuel s. Faris, Of Bridgeport, was
city visitor Wednesday.
4 2. D. Mccarty Of Lpmberport, was
A city Visitor Wednesday
a H. Booth was here Wednesday
y afternoon from Mt. Glare.
T II. Mathews, Of Parkersburg. is
here on a business mission.
4 J, NJ Google, Of New Martinsvllle,
is transactIng business here.
5l Charles smoot Of Parkersburg, is
business visitor in the city.
Ii Mrs. Porter Maxwell, OF Peel. Tree,
WAS a city shopper Wednesday.
ernest Randolph, Of salem, was n
city business visitor Wednesday.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Q. A. Edwards, Of
FLEETWOOD, are visitors in the city.
Jesse F, Randolph, mayor Of Salem
was here Wednesday, from Salem.
4 G. Il. Warner was a business vis-
ittof here from bridgeport Wednes-
\ day. -.5:
s'1As O. Hedges was business wise
4 9tor here Wednesday from Lumber
port.
Pierce sldebotton, Of Mt. Clare.
looked after business in the city
/! Wednesday.
w. Golden, of cralgmoor, was
I'm the city Wednesday transactIng
business,
! Mrs. Hunter Holmes Moss, Jr., of
IParkersbnfg, is visiting Mrs. Charles
IB,. Alexander.
Marcus E.ERtblett, of Lumberport,
an ex-menber Of the legislature, was
there Wednesday.
/ w 9. Fiofath,S of Parkersburg, state
J Sc. rotary sof the Young Mems Chris
titan Association, is here o nbuslness
connected with the association.
!. MISS Nell Mcleod went to Parkers-
burg "Wednesday morning to resume
Iher studies at Mt De Sales convent
after spending the holidays here.
Is Miss Cora Atchison and brother.
iBr. Herbert ,4tehison, returned from
Washington "Wednesday morning,
where they spent the holidays With
Their sister. q
Miss Pansy Dawson returned to
the West Virginia Unisersity att
MoFgaatown gednesday morning at.
tier spending The holidays at her
home in sRroaig9 aks:
Robert Hohdy ana Ulysses showal-
Tier returned 10 Washington and, Lee
IiuHtSersit y SLiFgt9n, Va, Tuesday
:, dight to sraslItaeR their studies after
spending the 10 days Here:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-01-03
!. cH1oAGo CRAM .NIARKET.

CHICAGO, Jan. s-May wheat
closed 50 lie, January corn 80 7-S.
May oats 47s7-s:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-01-03
NOTICE.

To Whom 1t May Concern:-
MY wife. Earnestipe, having left my
bed and board without just cause. l
will not be responsible for any debts
she may contract .7sa.
/. - - WIN. B., GOLDEN.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-01-03

w. A, Hersch, of Parkersburg, man
ager of the United Wooden Minis Com
pany, Is here on a business visit.
The evening world., 1912-05-18

naraksolS bit Of pastlming by running
the bases and letting the other fellows
fx ths track. They hit the ball at will,
and then. on the slightest provocation,
would turn loose and roll around the
paths. A. long as the Maps would
throw the ball the Hilltop sprintsrs
wound keep scoring. In the NTH inning,
for instance. Ford started to steal Sec
ond. Before he had stopped the Clevs-
land gang had fred four wild shots
around and about the diamond and our
spttbau hero was across the rubber
with another taaiy.
Another play hhak + eued enough ior ~ Arsah
book occurred In the siDth inning whn Catnher
Ia stahy ran DOWN two r,mnen and cauUhA thsm
with 6ese lnnd, unasistAi,. woitcr VA on third
s %sa. Is e ss VIII n. Hs .n out ss s
Esss ~ In. time % head off woisrr. Es0ssiy rsS
Voter toward tMrd and finally touched him out.
In the meantime Hartzcil who had run up "a
third st0rted back for second. EssteHy having had
. epod stsrt cut acroas the diamofo end also
touched out HartseA who bad been cstNht bsksssn
ths bagA
Harry wohr Wa no five tfmes a,A "a -four
bssss on baih and . single Officially tnk gvs.
him but one ad, ,o = hst and his hitting srssss'
q. Iaub wa beaten again and the Aintoppss
are now toolns back At the oaiiar position a.
thing Of ts past. Wolveron says his men an
needed for the long climb Ths Nsrs ought 4
furnish them q god ladder.
The evening world., 1912-05-18
Boxing Commissions De.
ciares Announcement Of
Winners Part Of Tom
O'Rourke's Programme to
KIN Frawicy Law.

f<Y1 Tom OfUAoues uhtuaD - san
hrsak the lawn 0overping box,nG
. end Get away With II, he - VII
uaush mistaken" This wsS 2Ax,nG
OummisAonsr Frank O'Nsi's annDn6oa-
E,sa to-da0 of NE dspunn(akian 81
os0ou&s he made a ne dine tAe 0tAts
Athlsetc Commission rsvuapsa khe liespSs
q che National Sporting Ciuo yesterday
Tor violating . rule of me oommieg,un.
There sssans 10 be no doubt that the
aeeAck O'Rourles has made upoa ne
opmmassioo and particularly myesx y
. easa q his programme for dsaroyng
the UruWaay law snA restoring boxluO u
tais 0tnAs . che plane. q 0ooupesd oefors
The yfuM1Sy Law wac enacted. u -.
paAsu tasAk under the Urs0ent 0onerol o.
~ mort ORougke's eatb. end cont
forgst that Tom ORourks - the Ma
taonaa Spor4inS Club. AL his pgoteeeA-
&ionO 20 the contrary nooW4thseending'
has MT been - proUSeous under me
new order Of th1nes - - NAY nave
W1ehsd. Under ths "a oluo m~unsr.
chip dodge. ORourks ana ~ crowd
made plenty q money. but sinoe ne
sport has been placed on legal seend''
ing. other and more sntsrprisinG pro-
:gNatursiiy o'Roprass has been sers
ana accordingly he has made svssv f.
tort to antaGoniss he oousmAaon:
wen, I guess New York followers o.
the sport know enough to Judge Ms
motives."
Commissioner OMEN had not cooled
down q ut from the anger he displayed
over the yelled charges p,ads against
Rim by the Nationals attorney during
- Investigation Of the club. ana he
The evening world., 1912-05-18
OaxsH1en Demand Trials ..h!'
Before Olympic Selection.

Que on rough and the other ON smooth
watars. for this country's representative
mu1t be prepared for all kinds Of oca
dittene, A. . result Of these oou1aA I
the best man would Be chosen NJ
only would our chances b ampsvV0
but the contests. which might BE- -
tiWpatsd IN By . (ooes Of souilsrA Weu1G
Grestly stimulat4 1ntsrest In rsWog
threuGhout The land.
In HowlnS 0rol1s q = bsl1Sveo ut
Coastanos Titus u the man best Quah-
NED 20 send TO Stockholm. Mtua, .
0uul1sr q national reputation, has talpem
part n many forsdgn contests and w0s
instrumemAl in nausing the resurrection
Of rowing ~ Princeton several ysars
ago. Then thsrs's Fred Shepherd. And
that Hiffafo youngster VINO made SAs
0anadians IL up and take notice BY 1as
Wopdsraul stroling In different raess
taSf SEASON.
Garter oR New RoohAns . Q good soul
osg. - = Fuessel Of the HArsAm River
Nuo. OosAndo Miller 10 anothar seullsr
who ranks With ne bsst, 20 t - seen
that geod scullsrs are not lacking. and,
With the right man to compete, Il 10
alu1ost certain that the United States
could bank ON . sure point winner. Now
~ have httle to expect.
The evening world., 1912-05-18
0ordan Named BY Committee
Pr From Being Best Amer
lean Representative

~ MEnMle 90 - . asns-swsr ne
a4tbon q ~ OlymOdo cnmn11ttes
- Selsseln6 San 0ordAn, the ehn.
eAsluAaA sopnse. 10 rsprsssnt tdis eoun-
IN n ne souJl3ng synts at the STOCK
tpln oanAs tA3Q summsr. Prominent
eu,lssro aes' vSSsmmsay voiodng their
aaws3esvs eeyr eAe sslscn?. Of GOT
d. They dsan ehak ~ aAueng Of the
rn4AAa1unaA Gs0aW was eu&apsiT eos
~ a1tAS sysesm g the 0syu0ee Oam-
u6tAeA wAlA ~ hssa cns for cosn
ssncst3e30n end sl4panAtisnR oarnnsa
IA Aais city ana sasswhsrs an0us toek
ths salsct3on Of 0prdan Was Irregular
tha4 no slimAnationo wsrS swsr Aeh 20
pick - Asst suu5lsr n khia country. end
tAae fhVs are many sSsnefs osstsf
0uael0sd % row IN thA Oaysnoic games
Usan - vsgpee. Boat mseaese.
Aoosrdins y "a Old due heat5nan the
sasc16pu was oFnads bsoaass q his poaAt-
jual a@Aiatious 81 ths Quaker C3ty. Ths
nsogy = Advanced thak ne Daming q
Ne PhaadSaph1an would encourage fss-
u.sr dpuAtaoes 20 ths ohmoIo tund
hQm his 0ity. Il b sArsaAg kaowa thaa
ne v.psr BoaG Csah. q wi3cA Cor
dan = . ,membsr. stands rseAy - d.
nkNy ~ et.ooo sxesnsss q ~ nsn,bsa
y As BIG gsmsA
u 10 .feaCsa thAt ~ eovu6y'S
chances IN tAs water svsnAs ass vnuso-
Nha1 weakened ~ - ss9dtag Of Gam
0ordan. mo not euav has npvsr WOO
IN Aspsrtcan chanpionsA1n o0e hs1
ben rspsaeedly osaAsn " soslasgs n
shtS eganfrv. othsr nations. sspsoiail,
Csnaha. szpsos - send stroaS ssprsssu'
<attvssse Cor dc watsr events end 4 -
4ootes Unde Sem 70 ssnA IA best m6s
70 suoessscas0 esos vttA Other oass
linen.
In ths opt4iou Of Jim. yrancia, Q mem
ber OF. The Union Beat, Club. the teas
Iible nan McClA. have been to bold opss
Lsltminations ths same a. ~ oiympi'
II C0mmittss VIII shortly hold, In vsrioul
pSrts Of the country to pi0k ithiste
for our team-eay one on the HudsoI
Rivsr end the. other on the Harlem
The evening world., 1912-05-18
Giants to Help
Dedicate Reds
NeW BQUPdrk

Especial 70 Tbe Evening Worid)
Cincinnati. May Is.
-HIs 10 surely the one big red
better day In the history OF Gin
1 cinnati baseball. There will Be
vast doings from the rising Of the sun
even till the dizzy jewellers depart from
the dedication banquet with the COCK
crow of Sunday. and some OF tho fun
will surely last over for many nours.
Surely q prophet. worthy Of honor IN
every land. framed the National Lseasue
schedule % that New York 10 the attrac-
ton here for Dedication Day.
The attendance at Rediand Field thts
afternoon 10 sure to be enormOus-would
have been 30 no matter where the rival
ball clubs stood-but what . ialapaloosa
cinoh It 10 to soc them standing IT the
top Of the column, naughty rivals for
tho sole supremacy. not another duh
near enough to even Jar their coattails
and the fate OF nations and the des.
tinies Of great cities hanging on this
one particular series.
McGraw and his herd OF champions
swept into town early and sought re,
pose. Cards sent to the little leaders
room were spurned by the weh-brfhet
belihops who explained that orr. Nc
Graw wanted rest. and lots Of II. No
body was allowed to disturb him befor
noon. not even n bunch of his rae,
track friends. bearing tips and goo,
wtshea Ana when the race track gam
can't get to see John McGraw it's I
sisn that the sawed-off Napoleon reall,
wants to sleep. or wants to plan up tn
most momentous battles OF the season.
Henry ODay declared that he was no
certain as to his pitcher. but there 10
strong belief that he wiz send Rub
Benton In for two games OF the five
for the RUDE has been going grandl
and 10 chuck full Of seif-tonfid ence-eve
lagatnst New York.
The evening world., 1912-05-18
Maps Short on Baseball
But Very Long on Names
HlLLT0PS MAKE FOUR
HITS IN SUCCESSION
WITHOUT SCORING.

Probably the most remarkable
exh1biton OF fruitless hitting In
the local history OF pastiminr
was given by the Hilltoppers In
the sisiith inning. when four sin
Eles wore made In succession and
not . run scored asainst the
Maps. 1t happened like this:
Woker and Hartxell both hit
safely. Cree then smashed Q line
drive that was headed for left
heid. but Il struck Wolter a. he
was goins to third. Woitar was
out. and under the rules Cree
was credited with . hit. Hm-
mons then hit safely and flled
thu bases. but Doian and Martin
died on easy hies and there was
nothing doing.
The evening world., 1912-05-18
Weird Playing Team Under
Harry Davis's Leadership
Bear Strange Applications.
BY BOZRMAN BUL0ER.

TVHlEttE may have been Q dozen
worse games than that played by
i thu CLEVELAND Mana on their 6nst
vial, Al Nav york under khn .,sadsr,.hip
- -, ~. 49,, 81 80. our Nv~.
"w 49,. 80,
we can't tm"A VI o"~ y" wv"
nov.
It wasn't Harrys fault At that The
new leader Of the Maps Just htd HIM
sebf in a back corner Of the bench and
.ra,.1 49, On. x,.,rd comedy a,
,n. :. .,.,.,,,
s.%A nsu s"usu az "~s 'V"''0''
eheerrui'
During the two hours In WHOM the
Highlanders revellsd in the sia0ghter
the Maps. ussd Kaier and Georxs a.
,,,,h.r. Th... vcur, MN b.syveen
Shon" s''oweu "i'oe" ni"' seSs NV.
The evening world., 1912-05-18
>H VOW many nEhts have y
III s.ar asked.
Sp.ORTING Asr% S3on
16Uso1dH GOSSIP

-. s !: .,,. q =: :::: Ia ssa.' no ssi
80 ;;s H. 49,. ;sss S & sA' vS SsS ". WI
sQ1s for tho bonoD q the Oynghc games a.
hn9 o. yub =. I'm Tno!ps. ehs Osr.kis
&: e, Hsi Hs g. g e, .s IL, 49, : e a. s:
90 = Csk1e Rsrt, vAAs Qua a 'iySco s.
- q hsd :sa,s. =
80 AsRse: .. - sss.9.ss - ~. !.
- . X &C.. - 80 $500 y, ~ , SSs
S:::EifSss. even & TSS . :1s
hsp1-E. se1fiss q vuad ssceyd nd STAB.
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80 TIE coronation and . esw lights.
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lonag. Wells smilsd . oolits smile.
"onl1s pleased. I assure you." said
BE-
John L Sullivan used 70 say:
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with: "'Mlo.s