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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-01-30
The Monroe Goes Down Twenty
Minutes After Being Hit by
Nantucket IS Persons
Reported Saved
a. MISSING AND
MAY BE DROWNED
Monroe Carried Crew Of "a and
as Passengers = Captain Among
the Saved = Wireless Brings
Assistance
Telegram BY United Press.


Telegram by United Press.
Norfolk, Va. Jan. 30-Forty-four
persons are missing and are believed
% have been drowned when the steam
er Monroe Of the Dominion steamship
company sank early this morning 20
minutes after collision IN a heavy
fog with the steamer Nantucket OF the
Merchants and Miners Transports
tlon company
Wireless messages from the Nan
tucket reported s. persons saved.
Line officials say the Monroe carried
a crew Of 81 and a passenger list OF
As. Most OF the missing are believed
to be members OF the crew.
The Nantucket stood by picking up
passengers and crew, among them be
ing the captain OF the Monroe All
are suffering from immersion in the
cold waters.
The Nantucket was enroute from
Boston to Norfolk ind is slowly com
ing toward this port with her bow
crushed in beyond the first eompart-
ment
The liner Hamilton caught the wire
less appeal and Is now standing by
the Nantucket and the revenue cutter
Onondaea is rushing to the scene.
The number OF dead may reach 81.
Il will be impossible to determine how
many were lest until the Nantucket
reaches here this afternoon.
The latest figures show 2S passen-
gers saved and "a lost, 55 OF the crew
saved and between 20 and 30 lost.
The Monroe was rammed on the for
ward quarter. the plates being torn
away and her vitals exposed
The heavy passenger loss appealed
TO local navigators who are anxiously
awaiting word as TO how the discipline
on the wrecked liner stood the test.
Some Of the Monroes boats are
known to have been launched. Il
seems certain that there must have
been a panic for all had been in bed
for hours and had no time to dress
after the crash Whether the crew
did everything possible will be deter
mined by inquiry II was the first
time the Dominion company ever lost
a passenger.
The passengers missing are: Mrs
w. L. Bolton. w l.. Clauson, Lieut. b
Curtis. u. 6. ~, A. G. Davis, Ed Cor
man. Mrs. D. Gibson. J. A. Haskell
W. II Ingram, Messrs. Jelleff, NARROW
and Lewis. and Miss Seville, Mt Yer
nonMarietta Opera company, E. p
Lyons. j. Okamato. c. w Poole and
wife. j. F. Ray and wife. w Snyder
G. Williamson. J. Gilbert, NJ. Bolen
c. Roper. The name of George WI
Hanson appears on the list of saved
The Monroe carried a full equip
ment of life boats and RATS. It il
hoped that some got off safely. The
are probably lost in the fog.
The Nantucket ordered her boat
manned almost Immediately after tn
collision. A hasty survey demonstra'
ed that she would float and she wen
to the rescue of the Monroe. Thi
prompt action was responsible for tn
large number of saved 1t is believe
that the passengers lost we're trappe
in their berths.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-01-30
Report AZ Missing.

Telegram BY United Press.
Washington. Jan. 30-Eighty-siN
from the Monroe were saved and q
are missing, according to a report from
the Norfolk offices received by Pres
ident Walker of the company owning
the vessel
Twenty-three passengers and "A of
the crew are missing. Thirty-one pas.
sengers and IS OF the crew were
saved. second officer Gately is re-
ported lost
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-01-30
ROAD VOTES ON LEASE.


Telegram by United Press.
Stuttgart. Ark. jan S0.-Stockhold
ers of the Rock Island. Stuttgart anu
Southern Railway company met here
today in special session to vote upon
the lease of the road to the Chicago,
Rock Island & Pacific company for 80
years, from February l. the line was
originally built by the Rice Belt and
Southern Railway company. the Rock
Island becoming interested later.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-01-30
VICTORY in
RATE CASE
COMPLETE
Telegram by United Press


Kansas City, Jan. 30.-The Missouri
victory in the federal courts in the
rate cases here was completed today
when Federal Judge Mcpherson en-
tered DEGREES OF the United States su-
preme court, dismissing the injunction
suits against the states two-cent fare
laws.
The court also dismissed the tempo
rary injunction enjoining Attorney
General Barker from suing to collect
S24,000,0OC overcharges collected by
the roads while the two-cent fare was
in litigation.
A suit to collect overcharges may
now be brought either in the state OF
federal courts. A master will be ap
pointed to handle the claims in the
federal court
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-01-30
BLANCHARD COUPLE LICENSED

Marriage license issued yesterday
evening at the county Judges office.
Jas. Morse, ir.. aged p, Blanchard,
and Miss Zula Hames, aged Is, Blancn-
ard.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-01-30
BOXERS AT CLEVELAND.
relegram BY unlted Pres.

Telegram by United Press.
Cleveland, Ohio. Jan. 30.-Seven
amateur boxers. the best St Louis
can boast of, arrived here today pre-
pared to meet a coterie of Cleveland
amateurs at the Cleveland Athletic
club tonight. This is the fifth inter
club contest held here this season
There win be seven classes. ranging
from los pounds to 1870.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-01-30
GOV. CLARKE AT CONVENTION.
Telegram By United rress.

Centerville, Iowa. Jan. SO.-Gov-
Clarke of Iowa was the prineipel
speaker and the guest of honor at the
Iowa state Bible convention here to
day.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-01-30

POSTPONE TRIAL OF
PORTER CHARLTON.

Telegram by United Press.
Como. Italy. Jan. 3oEPorter
charlton's trial here for the
murder Of his wife in 1910 was
postponed today until June at
the request of the judges, who
ordered an investigation Of the
mental. moral and physical
condition of Charlton.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-01-30

Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Nc
Cracker today, 12-pound boy. christ
ened Clarence l..
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-01-30
DISTANT EARTHQUAKE
SHOCK is RECORDED.
Telegram by United Press.

; Telegram by United Press.
, st. Louis, Mo. Jan. 30.-An
; earthquake shock was record
; ed by the seismograph at st. Il.
: Louis university last night 9:4S
10 II O'Clock. The disturbance
; was estimated to be five thou
: sand miles northwest.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-22
KNIGHTS Of COLUMBUS
WILL SEE HII8 FIRST

The pilgrimage Of the Knights If
Columbus Of San Francisco to Homo
lllu, lilo and she Volcano, BY tho
ship Sierra, which has been especially
chartered by them, has besn announced
by Edward II. Coleman, who is chair,
man of the COMMITTEES. This trip win
take twenty,one days, ana the
itinerary will keep theNparty on the
Jump. The Knights win be hero June
80, 1915. The following is their
itinerary;
juno 2s, Tuesday q p. m. ~ Lea We
San Francisco for Hilo.
June 2S, Monday--Arrive Hilo Gsl
and of .Hawaii). Excursion by auto.
mobile to the Volcano, Kilauea.
june 20, tuesday Retnrn TO Hilo
driving through forests of Fern and
KoW trees, native villages, etc;
june 80, Wednesday Arrive Homo,
lulu, where seven days win be spent
July 1, Thursdays Shopping and
Sightseeing around Honolulu. Automo
bile drive to the Nriuanu Valley, the
Pail, Moanalua overlooking Pearl Har
Dor, Diamond Head, Waikiki beach, etc
July 9, FIiday---A ride TO pineap
pie plantation, where a pineapple
luncheon will be served.
July 3, saturday-A grand luau
Native Feast) will be given in honor
win be served and native dancers will
entertain the guests. @ f,
July 4, Sunday--Rest. ~
- - n ~. .
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-22
Of EMDEN
GREW come TO END

TOXIC, December 19.-(Associated
Press By Commercial Pacific cable) =
The commerce raiding career Of the
remnants OF the crew Of tho German
cruiser Linden hae come TO speedy
end. the three ofticers AID forty men
being now prisoners Of war abof..d the
Canadian Pacific liner Empress Of ia,
pan, which has been converted into an
,uziliary cruiser at the outbreak Of the
war. ff
The Emden men, AFTER escaping from
Keeltng, cocos Island, IA the yacht
Avessa which they had seized, cap.
tured the collier Exford, which tho
turned into . warship by mounting a
number Of small guns on her decks. Z
/. This exploit was reported 70 the
British naval authorities at H6ngkong
who despatched the speedy liner En-.
press Of Japan 70. hunt down the Elk
Yesterday wireless advices were re-
ceived from the Empress thai she was
returning from hcr hunt with the Elm,
den men a. prisoners.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-22
Scion Of kentucky Breckenridge
Family For Years Has Led
Adventurous Life.
(AsaOciated Prels BY Federal wirslsssl

(Asaociated Press by Federal Wirelessl
sPRINaFIELD Illinois, December
le.-The liberalization here yesterday
OF 4 visitor as Robert Brecdnridge has
brought TO light a story that resembles
fiction in one Of IT'S widest flights,
Robert Rreckinridge is the son Of the
late w. o. Breckenridge. for twenty
years member OF congress from Ken
tacly, who died under the impression
that his son had been drowned twenty
three years ago IN a shipwreck while
en- route to Europe.
Instead Of losing his life, as was re-
ported and as his silence had gone to
prove, Breckenridge was rescued and
taken to Africa. MS life since then
has been one OF s:renuous adventure.
He became q soldier of fortune, fought
with the Beers against the British and
with the European Allies against the
Boxers in China. He has been fghting,
up TO within a couple Of weeks. ago,
with the Allies in France against the
Germans. n'a' t's
During the period Of his disappear
lanee he has made and lost fortunes and
has taken part IN variety Of adven.
turous undertakings.
He has given no explanation Of why
he allowed his family to suppose him
dead for so many years. III
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-22
NAVAL DRYBOGk
WILL BE UNIQUE
Construction Begins In Due Time
and viii Be Along
New Lines

Actual work OF construction on the
new naval drydoek at Pearl Harbor
win not begin tor several months, but
the work will progress rapidly once IL
is begun, said Walter b. Dillingham;
last night Mr.. Dillingham; returned TO
Honolulu yesterday by the steamer
Manehuria, after year spent on the
mainland looking after the interests Of
the Hawaiian Dredging Company in
connection with the dryaoek. Is
Prsli-insry Work
II will take six months or more 10
clear away the basin and the bottom
Of the former dryilock which collapsed
when partly completed. The bottom
OF this basin was shaped to secommo.
date ship. whereas under the new
plans, devised by the late Alfred Noble,
the bottom will be Of equal width
Throughout the entire length.
The dock which viii he built win
be 1896 feet long, and will be built N
sixteen sections, each having a base 81
| by $50 feet. Constructed Of steel
truss reinforced with concrete.
Floating Drydock
These sections win DC built upon q
floating drydoek Of 5000 tons capacity
similar 10 the one now in use in Homo
lum harbor. This floating dfydock
will have to be built, and the eonstrue'
tion which will require several months
viii beqin at once, according to Mr.
Dillingham;. 81 B
About ten days ago an order was
placed for s,000,0000 pounds of steel
with the Carnegie steel mills. II will
require about three months time fol
the shipment Of THIS steel 10 begin
and about two months more 70 get i
lover here, according to Mr.. Dillingham; :
ltstimates Under this Arrangement
The steel should begin TO arrive about
| the time the basin 4 cleared of 1ebri'
land the floating dock ready to proceed
with the work
New Principles Applied
1 This dock is to Ge completed by Jrl,
i 1, 1918, according TO the terms Of th'
contract. II is to be constructed upor
entirely new principles, ditferentl,
from any other ,lrydoek in the world
1 A d 4. d.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-22
GERMAN WAR REFUGEES
COMING FROM SHANGHAI

tAasociAtsd Press by Federal wireiess)
WASHINGTON, December ls.-The
state department has granted permis-
sisn for the three hundred German wc-
mon and children now stranded in
Shanghai as war refugees TO pass
through the United States on their way
TO Germany, The refugees win sail for
the United States on some American
liner and win come. probably. by way
OF Honolulu 70 San Francisco.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-22
WIIooP1EG COUGH.

when your child has whooping cough
lie careful to keep the cough loose and
expectordtion easy by giving Chamber
lain's Cough Remedyas may be requir-
ed. This remedy viii also liquify the
tough mucus and make II easier to ex-
Feetorate IL has been used successful
~ ip many epidemifs and as II contains
no narcotic or other injurious substan,
cos II is perfectly safe. For sale by all
dealers, Benson Smith s Co., agents for
Hawaii,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-22
tAssociated Ptezs by Federal wireiess)
PHIIADEIPHI December 10

The American ship John EnA, which ~
loading hero with $4,000 cases Of
Kerosene for Japan, win be the first
square rIgger to pass through the Pa
mama Canal By using the trans-isth-
mian waterway in preference TO the
route around the Horn, the John Bha
viii cut eight thousand miles from her
voyage.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-22
tAssoelatsd Prosa by Federal wtrslesul

LONDON, December 19.--An oficial
announcenent issued yesterday by the
British Admiralty in regsrd to the
n".Tal raid on the North Sea coast by
the Germans, denies that any British
s'ips were lost in the ac.ion with the
cormfns. The Admiralty statement
eays that the torpedO-bos't destroyer
Hardy engaged the German cruisers
ana was driven OF with loss Of two
killed and ffteen wounded.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-22
NO PASSENGERS ABOARD
CHURCH PEACE UNION
ENDORSES PRESIDENT
tAseoeiassd Press ~ Federal wireless,

( NEW YORK. December 10. =. The
trustees Of tho Church Peace Union,
which has been endowed By Andrew
Carnegie with a fund OF tKo million
dollars to DO expended In the cause
Of international peace, have autographed
70 President wilson their endorsement
ana promise Of snppOrt towards his at
tituds In opposition to the increase Of
armament for the Omitted States at
this time, The trustees at their meet
ing yesterday, decided TO send Dr.,
Smaller Mathews, dean Of the Univer.
sity Of Chicago, on 4 mIsaiOn Of peace
and fgiendship 70 Japan, designating
him as church ambassador. 2
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-22
(Aluoclatsd rrsal hy Federal wlrsl.a.I

CAPETowN, December le.--oensral
Botha, commander OF the British forces,
considers that the rebellion started BY
dissatisfied Beers under General Beyers,
General dc Wet and others Is ended Ell
cspt for few stray bands Of Beers
who are now being rounded up. Gen
eral Botha Is taking short rest before
beginning an important campaign
against tho territory Of German South
west Africa
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-22
MYSTERIOUS DUO
{ is ON HIGH SEAS
Men said To Have Arranged o.
son & Mahony Cargo Said
To Have Fled

Williams Z and 'Hail, 2 the mystic
rioas duo, alleged to have arranged for
the cargo Of the steamer Olson & Ma.
hony, held up by the federal iEuthori.
tics at San Francisco on the npposf
tion that it was destined for the Ger,
man warships which recently paid the
awfni toll Of war in the fardistant
waters Of the South Atlantic, have Teen
located.
The individuals, who are In reality
pemhers Of the German. secret service,
are now on the high sens aboard the
Norwegian tramp freighter Christian
Bors, Captain Hills, which steamed on
December from Puget Sound for
shanahui, according to information
made known yesterday npon the ar,
rival Of the steamer Manchuria.
Men suddenly Disappear
Diirihg the height Of the Olson <
Mahony investigation, and while San
Of the, port officials, the men Of mys
tery, who footed all the bills, lett
town. J, 5ss s ,li y
arrangements 1Ors bhelr tidhspoith-
zion, II is said, We're made through a
San Francisco shipping man, and the
price Tor secrecy, ETC, y said 70 have
run into the thousands The mysterions
couple left the lay City for Seattle
Just In time 70 maze connections with
the Christian Bors, which, under char.
ter to the Dollar Company, is carrying
lumber 20 China.
Money No OBJECT
! In sornding various Cosst shipping
men who are familiar with the move
ments OF vessels outside Of the regular
liners, the agent for the pair said that
be wanted ship that was going direct
to the treaty port Of Shanghai without
lstopping en- route.
There will be two passengers and
i money Is no object, " the agent is de.
clnbed TO have offered. L
If the Christian Bors, under stress
Of weather. should put into Honolulu
the couple, il is said, viii be investi
Ivated by the United Statesl immivra
ton authorities The British anthort
ties lit is understood, are taking steps
TO have the. men placed under suryeil'
lance when the Christian Bors arrives
] Il Shanghai, which should be, in about
thirty days after her departure iron
the. Sound.
Aren't IA Coming
L ri, 1ooo az - oena,at saroo ala
ig e.o,;' sv -, sliaen 4 Mshoey ,and
n =, IA go, ~ ves q, was rsfused
s, ea"sf ~. voirs,ai.o has not beer
sn.lai,nsS tyi,7Is,X ,.srIous shinuers. Th,
l ,,..% hra,ho,s eb,Ttersrs ~ tha olso,
u sHIat'nny ~ ! i,,si ! cableoram from
Ne vsIns,aisa sonsianees announeini
j tSat 4, represcntatiye would come Il
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-22
70 FUHt hrOtO N one DlY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinina
Tablets. All druggists refund
the money II il fails to cure,
E W. Groves Signature is OF
each tox
AXIS kEI lclNE co. 81 Louis G e..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-22
tA,sOciitsd Press y tsdsTal wirsloIsl

WASHINGTON, December lp,--The
federal income. tax Is not without its
balm for some. It was yesterday an
nounced by the commissioner Of in
ternaI revenue that aliaony is TO be
Glazed as a hxed income to the re-
cipielt and ths.t the payer must with.
hold from II the amount due the gov
ernr.ers under the provisions Of tho
income tax law. This follows the rule
that income tax must BIO collected at
the source. Set Oh 10 isRsiih l,it L
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-22
lAssOciAtsd rrsss " Federal wireless,

tAssoeiatea ffeas ~ Federal Wirelenal
WASHINGTON. December ls.-As I
result Of their strong representations
to the interstate commerce commission.
a rate increase experimenting ave per
cent has been granted TO all railroads
between the Atlantic and the Missis.
sippi valley north Of the Potomac ana
Ohio E.vers.
This authority 70 increase their rasss
covers all freight except certain heavy
commodities. comprising the large bula
Of the trafhc.
The Increased annual revenue that
the roads win gain is estimated al
sS0,O00,O00
: Commissioners Harlan and Clement.
diasented from tina order Of the COM
mission.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-22
Associated PRESS bygrsder.l w,t.l..,,

LONDON, December 1e.--The court
Of criminal appeals today annnned the
conviction Of Nicholas Alters, on !
charge or treason. Alters, Of German
birth but naturalizsd Briton, was a con.
sular ofilcial and was accused Of assist
ing aermfn rsscryists 70 join tho eolors
after the declaration Of war.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-22
ANOTHER BLOODY
EZRA IN MEXICO

tAssoeiatsd Press By Federal wholsssl
WTAsinNGToN. DECEMBER TO-
w Reports from vafious points
On the border last night indicated that
mother era Of bloodshsd in Mexico
vas on again, and that conditions are
now worse than when the factions sus-
pended hostiiities to argue their differ
snces at the Aguas calientes conven-
ton. s
zAPATA LEADER EXECUTED
Private messages from Mexico City
yesterday reported the execution At
hat place Of Pauline Martinez, the
spokesman Of General zapata At the
Mezican capital. although Provisional
President Gutierrez had issued : de-
rec forbidding political executions.
General carranEa remains at Vera
Cruz and is carrying out his bloody
,oiicy Of executing all his opponents
Who fan into his hands.
WILL SPARE NO ENEMY
He has pubnshsd decree through.
out his army that all former federSls
whose services were afterwards accept
ID by Generals villa or zapata were
sentenced to death and were to be exc
cuted whenever captured.
Reports last night from San Antonio
said that General Samuel De los San
tos commanding several thousand gov
,rnment troops, had revolted and sur.
rendered San Luis Potosi 70 carransa
elegraphing HIS allegiance to the lat
ter.
FILIBUsTERERs BUSY
1t was reported from Brownsville
Texas, that hlfbustering expedition
was attempting TO cross the BIO Grandt
into Mexico alta point four miles above
that town. Two troops Of Ulited States
cavalry left last night for the scene "a
conduct an Investigation. ~ ~ -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-22
Petrourad Reports That Russian
and Austro-G German Forces
Are MassInu In sat Num-
bers Around LODI and Warsaw
APPROACHING CONFLICTS
EXPECTED TO BE DECISIVE
Muscovites Are Pouring Into
Front IN. Great Numbers and
Upon Weight Of Legions En-
gagged VIII Depend Triumph

tAssoeiated Prsns BY Federal wirsiess)
T oNDoN, DEcEMBER 10. THE
IL situation near LODI and Warsaw
has not materially changed, but
the most important news g that the
Russian army has advanced to wlthi1
stones throw Of the silesian border
north Of Cracow
This army win have an important
part to play in the event Of a Russian
success At Lodz, whore the opposing
armies are massng in great numbers
for a. decisive battle. Y
sLAvs POUR INTO FRONT
The DAILY Mail is in receipt Of ad-
ices from Petrograd to the effect that
Russian reinforcements IN large num-
bers arc pouring into the front in
Poland, where the issue Of the fight
ing west Of Warsaw depends upon
either side ninging in the weight Of
the greatest number Of men.
Petrograd announced oficially last
night that 1here was almost com
plete lull in the lighting on the left
bank Of tho vistula river, and that
all attacks by Field Marshal Won Hin
denburg's army had been. repulsed.
SITUATION IN eALIcIA
The report says that the attempted
offensive movement in Western aalicia
ass been checked. ana that 5000 pris
- snd q number Of guns have been
~
..-. .. T.ondon Times from
rib .. .. &c Austrtans,
- --...I ---.--. - hr---s.t.r(.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-22
Latest Franco-British Reports Of
Battle In Belgium Are TO e.
feet That Front Of Teutons Has
Been Broken At Dixmude
PARIS ANNOUNCEMENT
NOTES BIG SUCCESSES
Bulletins Issued At Berlin State
That Fighting Still Is indie
cisive and Refer To Asroplane
Raid On Saarbur0 BY Enemy

F. p.
tAssociatsd Press By Federal wiroieas)
II oNDoN, DEcEMBER ia.-AD-
IL vices received BY the press last
night from Belgium, and the on
cial announcements from PATS yester-
day. record an adyan e By the Allies IN
Flanders, and Indicate that the German
line has been broken at Dixmude. vhue
the hardest lighting has been conferred
since the present lines were established.
The reports that the Allies have cap
tured Roulers are repeated. advices 70
this effect being published in several
newspapers here.
DISTINCT ADVANTAGES CLAIMED
The French announcement claims
distinct advantages in this section.
while the Berlin announcement says
the lighting Is stili indecisive. The two
reports contradict regarding the sue
cesses attained in operations elsewhere
along the line. Berlin reports an aerial
raid in Lorraine, at a point about forty
miles east Of Nancy. in which two Of
the Allies aeroplanes have indicted
some damage
Dispatches from Belgium to the Lon
don Times Last night say that the Ailiea
are reported to have passed Niddle.
kerke, between Nieuport ana osttnd.
and that they have broken through the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-12-22
SINKING SHIP
sTEANs FOR PORT
tAsseeIat,a fr,...st r.asr.l wlrsl...l

tA,soeI,t,d pr.a.l ~ rad.,sl yvf,.i...,
GAN nTpno & r,sosu,a., 10 ~
Ar,sS,., s.n. =. w.,,., $500. ,.,s,,,,.,'
..ss., ~ -. "a 80.
raa.na 'eoo ,,,,, 81, s,,,.,. !, ~, -.
a. "a i $1,000 ara.ssh :. ~
s,s.,o ,s.s .,,s,rn,,,r - 49,. -. !. I
IA ,,.t r,gs, 4 !. s,r.,a1 :. &c.,
shs has bean nak,nv ,hout evs tro,s
n houy s,rcs ~ s,,,r, Ths,. -.
twen,v-s,r re-. n wa,sr q hsr sor,y. =