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The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1913-03-07
Upheld Socialism
Local Speaker Substituted in
Place of Man Expected

Geo. T.. Hibner, the socialist
speaker billed for last Friday
night. failed to arrive for some
reason or other and, after free
exhibition of pictures. b. Francis
Atwood gave an interesting talk
for about an hour.
He stared in by making the
claim that Socialism and Chris
tisa.iilsyA .sprCu .amed BY Jesus are
practically one and the same
thing. He went on to say that
some socialists go so far as to
say that man cannot be a good
Christian without being a Social
iSt. but in this he Was hardly
ready to concur, the statement
being a little stronger than he
cared to put it. Following this
he told of Lincoln's prophecy of
present industrial troubles be,
cause of the unfair division of the
products of labor. Many of the
theories of Socialism were care
fully gone over and explained
how the railroads could be ac-
quired by purchase, paid for in
bonds running perhaps 20 on &C
years, and roads operated fol
the benefit Of the people instead
of for private gain. The speaker
figured that products Of the
farm could thus be marketed fol
about one-fourth of the present
cost. Socialism was also Offered
asa solution of the veXatiOus truS
question, cut-throat competition
and Francis r. Willard was quo
ted as even claiming that thu
saloon question would soon b.
settled if Socialism We're adopt
ed.
The program closed witt
another series of moving pic
lures.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1913-03-07
Letter from California
Telling of How the Sissetonian
Tourists Enjoy Life

Long Beach, Cal, Feb. "a. 1918.
Since reaching Long Beach
the scribe has been so busy that
10 letter has been written.
Busy, tremendously busy. doing
nothing, except eat, sleep and
cuss the weather. This is the
land of eternal sunshine
Uurquois skies, gentle zephyrs
and summer flowers. 1t must be
true for the tourist guide books
say so, and the residents swear
to it. But, sad to relate,
TO us the skies have seemed
leaden. the breezeS have been
chill indeed and the flowers are
wonderful, chiefly because of
their absence. The january
breeze cut down the flowers and
Strewed the ground W it h
oranges, and killed many and
many tender plant and tree,
while now the rainy days re
cold and chilly as our March days.
Rain coats, furs and linen dus-
ters, all are sometimes needed
i'm one and the same day. At
that California is charming and
of compelling interest. The
variety of things to do ano
things to see (if one could shake
of his inertia) is quite bewil
dering.
The past week the Sisseto1
crowd (Rickerts, Morrises
Turners) together with Mr.. ant
Mrs. Cloyes, formerly Of Sum
NIT, S. D.. have been doing" ant
the country in two automobiles
the roads are certainly excellent
I presume that in this IoS Al
geles) county alone there az
over 200 miles of country boult
wards, smooth as any city pave
lnent. In addition to these mai
roads many others are grade
and covered with crushed rocl
One of the roads over which w
have driven that through th
Santa Ana canon-was muc
more difficult and expensive t
build per mile than any road W
have thought of building
Roberts county. And hel
there are miles and miles {
such roads. In the building I
these main roads no attentio
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1913-03-07

has been paid to section lines.
Either they are in ii direct line
from point to point or else riiey
follow the railroad grades. | do
not know what Los Angeles
county has spent on her roads
Ct certainly runs into milliOns).
but last year San Diego county
appropriated Sl,2oO,OOO for the
construction OF her county roads,
and in 1911 the California iegis-
lature appropriated the immense
sum OF SIS. 100000 for state
highways. At the present time
the state has under construction
a boulevard reaching from the
Oregon boundry q thousand
miles to the city of San Diego.
Many of the roads are built for
pleasure purposes only. Near
and overlooking the city of
Riverside. for instance, is the
RubidouX mountains, rising alb
ruptly out of the level plain to
| a highth of 700 feet, and here,
circling around and around the
mountain is a splendid road. 4
miles long, blasted out of the
solid rock to the very summit.
Never used for ordinary traffic,
this and many another such a
road is built and regarded as a
good business investment by
the people of the western states.
1t is quite colony of Roberts
county folks to be found here ir
Long Beach. In addition to oul
particular party there are Mr.
and Mrs. n. j Leavitt, Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. H. Grant. Mrs. Hill ant
Miss Susie Hill, w. K. Morri!
and Miss Mary Morris are al
we'll known Sissetonites. Nh
and Mrs. Staveley and Mr.. T. j
Bronson and family came latel,
from Wilmot, while Mr.. Ber
Cloyes, who was former cashie
of the bank in Summit, is now il
the banking business at Gardel
Grove, only Is miles away. MI
! Leavitt, since leaving Sisseton
has been engaged in various
enterprises in southern Cal
q fornia. Last fall he purchase
, some property at Ontario, tow
: some 40 miles east of Los An
o geles, but the altitude proved to
!, high and recently he was con
o PEELED to retire to Long Beacl
E Here he is better but is feelin
f very miserably, afflicted wit
y what the doctor calls asthma {
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1913-03-07

For Sale Oue Motsinger auto
sparker and vibrating coil. $40.
Also Milford three year old feed
mill 500, in first class condition.
New belts. Lloyd C.. Gleason,
(37 38p) Eddy, S. D
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1913-03-07

Will be the next speaker of the
Socialist Lyceum course, March
z, and headquarters telegraphs
assurance of the rest of the
lectures as per schedule. She
will tell us about ''The Glass
Conflict"
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1913-03-07
Local Politics

a petition has been circulated
and the license question will be
voted on at the city election next
month.
1t is runored that Harry
Allingham is being urged by his
friends to become candidate
for mayor.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1913-03-07
Wins Another Victory
High School Basket Ball Team
Defeats Beardsley

The local basket ball tOsSerS
won rather unexpectedly over
the strong Beardsley short
course team here Friday evening
by Il score of 81 to s. A close
game and possibly defeat had
been anticipated by the high
schoolers, but the Aggies seem
ed somewhat handicapped on the
short local floor, and after hold
ing the locals by 4 points in the
first ~ minutes OF play, were
unable to hold the pace and from
that time on the high scored
frequently.
For l.. Sherman was the
bright, shining star for the visit
OrS, making ali their points.
For the locals every man played
a great game. Houde. new
man at center, usually outjumped
his opponent and played a great
passing game. There was a
great race for BASKETS between
/ the other members of the team
as shown by summary, with the
honor for the evening evenly
divided.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1913-03-07

Miss Mollie keenan, of Peever
was the guest of Mrs. E. M. judi
kins several days last week.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1913-03-07

A new baby girl arrived yes
terday at the home of j. F. Class.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1913-03-07

1U1U T0d1s: NIUTT1s, o, odU-
cock, Z; Crosby, 6; Lewis, 4: For
l.. Sherman, .; Free Throw
Sherman, 4; Babcoch. ! Referee,
Olson. Timekeeper, Nelson.
Scorekeepers, Dunn and Rask.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-26

The readers OF this paper WIN be
pleased 10 learn that there Is az leas,
one dreaded disease that science has
been abie 10 cure In all It's stages. and
that is Caiarrh. falrs Catarrh cure
Is the only positive cure now known
20 the medical fraternity. Cntarrh
being constitutional disease. requires
a constitutional treatment. Halls
catarrh Cure ~ taken internally. act
Ing directly upon the blood and mu-
cOus surfaces Of the system. thereby
destroying the foundation 81 the dis
ease. and giving the patient strength
by building up the constitution and
assisting nature in doing its work,
The proprlcturs have so much faith
IN its curative powers that they Of
fer one Hundred Dollars for any case
that u fails 90 cure. Send for list
81 testimonials
Address; y. J. CHENEY 4 Co, To-
ledu. ohio.
Sold by an Druggists, I5c.
Take Hairs Family Pills FOR con-
stspation.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-26

There VIII be- b regular meeting a.
the W. n. g. Wednesday afternoon AZ
20 ~ !. o. O. y. hall Iiy ordbr ~
The president.
AIRS. Dora Booth ana son have
leased the Hotel Denver. corner 81
SECOND street and Coal avenue. and
VIII conduct n first.ciess hostelrV.
city Engineer ciiadainr announced
today that Fred Klein ms beon en-
gagged BY the city ar cnief carnantor
~ charge ~ the work on the CITY hnil
construction which starts this week.
The Valcncia county court session
win begin IN Los Luuas on seplem-
Der .. Judge Mcchem on the nenen.
Judge Reynolds loaves Tuesday for
Gallup 90 sit ID MeEiniey county
cases not requiring inrv trial
A marriage license was GRANTED To-
day % Alfred 81 johnson, se. ana Vel.
ma Tlllman. ~, both 81 El paao. Mrs
~ ll- Tillmnn signed the minors re-
lenee for Miss Tlllnan.
Miss Bessie Mains. daughter az
Pntrolman and Airs Charles Mains
VIII arrive home tonight on srnln No.
! after three moBths' visit with
friends and relatives IN las Verns ana
Mora county ~. ~
Nigil and JamiFpn filed suit TO-DAY
for Lizzie liibhler who asks divorce
! from Albert " Hibhler. on tho
grounds OF cruel ana inhumap treat.
ment ane abandonment ana failure
a. support. The Hiahlcre were mar
ried IN Torrance county, November.
1911, ana have baby nirl whose
custody = asked by the plainufr
Henry g coora Jr. % Clovis. NJ
~, today entered upon nis dulles ar
asslEiant United statcs attorney. Mr.
coors win now make his home IN ~.
buqucrqus. He has offices adjoining
those of United States Attorney SUM
mers Burkhart Ia the Grant huildine.
W. ~ Short. foreman OF the Santa
Re Railroad company storahouae
here. left on No. 10 sunday morning
for Topeka. Kan. to meet AIra Short
and two little daughters. virginia ana
Wilma, now on their way home ar
Ter AN extended visit az their old home
IN Adair, Iowa.
George G Taylor WAS today admit
ted 10 practice law IN this district.
Judge Reynolds signing the temper
airy certificate. Mr.. Taylor has been
resident of Virginia and was a
member Of tho bar Of the District o.
Columbia. and was admitted to prnc-
tice before the supreme court Of tho
United States before coming 20 Az
buqucrque. Mr. Taylor has cstab-
lished an office IN the Grant building
The sllss' lodge viii give an enjoy
able Dutch" dance tonight IN tho
Masonic temple and elaborate pre-
partitions made FOR the event assure
that Il VIII be entirely successful
f)utch costumes and refreshments win
be IN evidence and Some quaint And
picturesque garments are expected 10
materinlize An visiting Elks and
their ladies' are extended q special In
vitation.
Regular meeting OF Modern Wood.
men al Z. q. q. r. hall tomorrow eve.
ming at y. Every peember Of local
camp earnestly urged 20 be present
and visiting Modern Woodmen cor
daily Invited 20 attend. After the
business session a social hour viii b
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-26
MEN
FORM AMUSEMENT
PARK COMPANY

Incorporation papers were Med
with the corporation commission "a
SANTA Fc yesterday by the Amuae-
mcnt Park company Of Albuquerque,
a. g. Miller. CROMWELL block. agent,
Tho company 10 Incorporated for
$4,000. divided into 5000 shares of
par veiuc of s25 each. OF this
5000 shares. i.0o0 o. preferred stock
carrying per cent guaranteed divi-
dends. The directors are composed
Of two men elected by the preferred
stockholders and three by the COM
mon stockholders. The inCorporntors
are q. q. Travis. holding 100 shares
OF each kind OF stock. n. g. Miller,
holding 100 shares 90 each stock, and
Willie Engci of Estancla. who has
four shares of common stock
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-26
CALIFORNIAN WINS
TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP

TBy Leased Wire 20 fcvcnlnG Herald ]
Newport, Aug. 26.-ln an able de-
Tense Of his title as national lawn ten
mis- champion, Maurice u. SIC Lough-
I'm of san Francisco defeated n. More
ris williams H. of Philadelphin. In the
final round In singles IN the ail-com-
era tournament today, to l.
The scores were sd. sd. G-3. Gel.
williams proved 10 be- INC most
dangerous opponent McLoughiln had
met la the seven matches which
brought him his second champlouship.
i}y todnys victory the Californian
obtained TWO legs In She seventh chai-
lenge cup.
In no game since his defeat by
Parke in England last month has
Mclaughlin been pushed TO such cx-
trcmes az In his contest today witt
Williams IN the second set the
challenger passed him repeatedly o.
the net. williams kills and his ali-
around gcneraiship were of cham
pionship order. Toward the last.
however. williams seemed to lose his
sense OF distance and his drives out
OF court and into the net became
more frequent Tho net play hy both
men was unusually brilliant Williams
handled the cannonbuil service Of the
Californian better than any oppon-
emit who has stood before the cham
piOn In this country.
But McLoughlin's all-ronnd work
was Of @ brand that would not be
denied. lie made many wonderful
rocoveries and he smashed from both
back and fore courts IN an Impress
I've manner.
In the four sets the total points
were.
Mclaughlin. 1871; Williams. 1875.
McIoughlm. 80 places. six aces, a5
nets. 80 outs. 9 double faults,
Williams. as places. aces. 3R nets.
As outs, e double faults.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-26
TOM TUCKER TUCKED
AWAY FOR 80 DAYS

Thirty days IN the county laii was
the sentence handed out 20 Tom
Tucker when arraigned before Judge
Craig today on charge Of petty lar
ceny. Tucker copied coat be-
longing 90 Dennis chavez. assistant
city engineer, late yesterday evening.
The coat contained number Of
checks for the employees Of the engi-
neerlng department Chavez gave
chase. In which the police Joined and
Tucker was brought TO bay IA the
Montcguma saloon, THIRD and Copper
near whore the noar-irngedy occurred
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-26

The foregoing note. written III
fairly lcgible hand. with an indeli-
BILE pencil, partly on slip Of yellow
paper and partly on a slip OF white
paper, introduced office employees at
the Continental oil company office
building. In south Albuquerque az
o'clock this morning Go the fact that
the big vault containing some cash
and numerous papers of considerable
value 10 the company. had been
tampered with during the night.
Inspection OF the vault showed
that Il had been attacked from
all sides with immies and
crowhars and hammers and that
strenuous efforts had been made to
break the combination and swing open
The doors The word amateur fittingly
describes the work OF the would-he
cracksmen. The men VINO did the
work of attempting Co open the vault
were tyros, as an expert would prob
ably pulled off the job and made "a
get away la hat little more time than
IL required To write the note confess
ing failure.
Notified Of the attempt al safe
cracking. chief OF Police Thomas Me
Millin made careful inspection Of
The Continental office this mornlny
and spent practically the entire morn
ing working on various CleWs.
There isn't DOUBT IN my mind
but that the attempt was the work Of
lmatcurs." said the chief today "The
statement contained In he note that
oar soup refused 10 manipulate. rs
a confession Of Ignorance as 10 how
10 handle explosives. soup Is nitro
glycerino In the vocabulary OF the
craftsman and that is refused Ia ma
nipulate for the Continental Job shows
that IL was In the hancs os men new
la the business"
The attempt 20 rob the Continental
office last night follows closely the
attempt To crack the safe Of the New
State Coal company. Fruit avenue ana
the santa Fe tracks. which occurred
some time sunday night The New
State Job was also done by amateurs
IN the opinion OF the ponce chief ana
probably hy the same pair that at
tempted 90 pull off the work at the
Continental office. tn the New State
Job. tho burglars broke INTO the Ortiz
blacksmith shop on |irst street near
Tiieras road. ana stole two slcdge
hammers, several chisels ana few
ilmmies. Arriving at the New State
several blocks away. the amateurs
found that they had packed sledge
hammers ana other tools without me-
cessity The safe I'm the New State
office was not locked The burglars
rlflod the safe. taking nll the money
and "a few papers valuable only 10 the
proprietor.
~ had more money IN the safe al
tho time of Tho burglary than I ever
left there over night before" said
Charles Kunz. of the New State -
day. Looking up Saturday night J
left fifty cents In the safe. Never be-
fore had ] LETT any money in tho Of
flee"
Chief McMlllin IL figuring ont the
game Of the amateurs ana Is confi-
dent that II they have not left town
they win find themselves IN iaii be-
fore they have time Go make another
attempt az safe cracking
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-26
MISSION TEACHERS
START WEEKS
SESSION
Forty Expected TO Attend In.
terdenominational Confer
ence to be Held at Harwood
Home in This City.

with total 90 forty delegates tx-
pected 10 attend. the annual confer
cnce OF congregational Methodist
and Presbyterian mission teachers
engaged In work among the spanish
American population ct New MeSlc0
begins tomorrow az the HARDWOOD
Home 20 North Fourteenth street. A
most interesting and helpful program
has been arranged for the week.
Tho conference wiz close next
Monday romorrow's program ~ az
follows
Morning session.
S.f5 a. Devotional exercises
conducted by RoV. J. II. Hoaid.
Welcome address Misn Clara r.
blood. narwood school
Response by president. Principal j.
g.. Ross of Mcnaul school
Good Cheer az an Asset In Mis-
sion Work" Miss Alice Hyson.
Rnnehos de Taos.
How 90 Be "a Factor la Home and
Community Lifc"--Miss Coiiings. Gu
bero.
The Teachers Preparation a. a
student and ~ a Tcacher'-M Miss
Scott. Taos.
Mistakes in Teaching Miss Eli1-
abeth Craig. Taos.
Afternoon session.
THE Place OF Spanish In the Cur
riculum Of Boarding schools - Miss
Mentor. Rio urande Industrial
school
Ways Of Encouraging the uso OF
English" Ohnda Meeker. santa
Re.
How 10 Secure More Accurate
Pronunciation Miss Pearl English,
Chimayo.
How 10 Select Worthy Pupils for
boarding schools Miss Ida T..
Frost, San Rafael.
Address by Rev. $. Alonzo Bright.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-26

The now cook came ont and aid
very vel her first Afternoon a.
Lonelyville. After dinner sho APP
preached the head 90 the house.
How early shall I aet up in the
morning. she Inquired.
WELL" said Mrs. subhins. "the nrst
train for the city leaves az g.3s. You
VIII bc compelled 10 yet up az early az
O'Clock " you want TO make that 49,
Unidentified
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-26

Oban Scotland Aug. 20. Hawkcr
reached the end Of the sixth STAGE o.
his flight at this pors az 5;b5 this
evening having taken 1875 minutes
To- cover the % miles from CrOmarty.
The next stage was from here to Dub
lin. Ne flew from Beadneii 10 Cro-
marty. i3i miles ln i9O minutes.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-26
TELEGRAPHERs STRIKE
IMMINENT ON g. 7. r.
my Leased Wire to evening IIcraId.l

fBy Leased Wire 90 Evening Herald
Ottawa. Aug, 26.--The department
Of labor has under consideration an
application for the creations OF Doard
on conciluiion and investigation UNI
der the Industrial disputes investi-
cation act Il was announced today,
GO deal with matters IN dispute be-
tween the GRAND Trunk railroad COM
pany and its thirteen hundred tele-
graphers. The operators have been
ia recent conferences with the company
relative 20 the adoption Of certain
changes.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-26
CLEVELAND NEWSPAPER
PROPRIETOR IS DEAD


fils Icasnd Wire 10 Evening Herald. ,
Cleveland. .. Aug 20. -~Liberty H.
Holden. proprietor OF the Plain
Dealer, hotel and mine owner. died
ut his suburban home In Brakeman
today of complication 1T Diseases
due 10 eld age. he wua so.
Mr.. Holden was q trustee Of the
Western Reserve university and
Adclbert college. and member Of
the National Municipal league. the
American Institute of Mining Ensi-
neera the Society OF Auyflowcrs De-
scendants. SONS % the American Rev
olution. the Howfnnt. University,
EWon and Country clubs az CleVo-
land. the Alta cluo az salt Lake city
and the University club az New YORK.
Also he was mayor OF Brntennhl
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-26

Much energy Is not utilized There
ought to be some way OF conserving
the rays 81 the sun" Yes. and look
ai all the energy that goes TO waste
In chewing gum. ~ we could only
harness the gum chowers, en- ?''---
Washington Herald.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-26
~ IInrl ln Mrerk.

Richmond, Va. Aug. 26.-Two
passenger coaches and q freight car
OF missed train overturned near
Richmond on n branch of the Chesn-
peako a ohio railroad today. The
railroad rcports two injured
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-26
Soup" Refused to Work, Ac-
cOrding to Would Be Burg
lars and Continental Oil Co.
Vault Is Not Opened.
POLITE NOTE TELLS
OF VISIT OF TYROs
Charlie Kunz Leaves New
State Strong Box Wide Open
Saving 1t from Wreck By
Sledge Hammer Wielders.

we could have opened your
safe without any trouble. but our
soup refused to manipulate.
sorry had t. put il on the blink.
Excuse scrawl. Am pcnning this
note IN the dark so can not be
very accurate. Yours ln haste.
JACK AND JILL"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-26
Nanklng Fallen.

London, Aug 2S.- IN EXCHANGE
Telegraph company dispatch from
shanghai announces that Nnnking
has fallen, depriving the rebels OF
their last stronghold
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-26

For regular action of the bowels,
easy. natural movements relief of
constipation. try Doan's Reguleta. Zoe
ut an stores
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-26

y, Lommorr and q. Lommorrl
have sold their Interest," IN tho Metro
politnn hotel and bar Co =. Zigo and
\. Piccinni. who VIII collect an out.
standing accounts and settle out.
standing Indebtedness.
r. LOMMORRL.
q. LOMMORRL
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-26
EiHEsT QUALITY


"elif fn6I" the ouly ladies shoe dfoss.ne that
poslutDlf routalns OA. nlarks and FDlishts ladies
and CldIpng hOnia and ahofa sliaes t.IiI.oui "a
blan. atc fRfNCu G1osS i0t.
DANDY" cnmhlnalion to- eIfanlna ana nsfi.hiaa
al klnpt NJ russell or tan ah0os i3c NIAn" ti1e lfc
QUICK Wiilit un llquld form with anonrol quirt.
ALSO tlsane nnd uhliens nqCK NtRflrH
sutuk, aud canvas sh013. NJ foHnd Willie cakes
packed o. fuf huhcs, with tp0nae. lOc ln hand.
some, iarBf aluminium boxes, with sponge. sfc.
,our dfl dfH noe tEfr lht tInd fnu y ani sanI "a
tie l1ri HfHilF ior luI altO IaQaaif t4ffts raid
willrTEMoNE aRCNe. a 90, =
20No AitruH street. CNmhgl4na alaaa.
MAJ Ohfif aaa fifafif ffanafafInsatt Il
AAss fviiiArl ~ ~ no,M