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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-26
PUBLICMARKETS


Eas; entrance and stalls ! and :. whi,s
river spuda. tec per 100 los Stalls as-ss
fancy Eastern harms. iFe. shoulder hams
i1he. German mriiwursf. I5c. italian
repperonia sausage. itrs shoulder % lamb
boiled ham. a4c, stall ~. fancy full
cream cheese. soc stall 81 Eastern Ia.
con, zoe. stalls is-si. Happyvais peaches
large cans zsc Stalls 2e-fs. Centennial
Holly flour and Hammonds best. Ss-lb
sack ti.1f. i0-lb. sack ssc. stalls fs-1t
California ioganberrics boxes sc; co.
coanutE. for gtc. stall TO- fancy lemons.
zoo eos.. fancy California grapefruit. Sc
each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-26
CHILDREN OF
1850 WILL LIVE
ONE Century

CHICAGO, May ?2.-"Children
born in 1850 will have an average
length of life of 100 years. Stats
ties prove that with the advance in
knowledge and increased ability to
fight disease, the average length of
life is increasing"
DR.. u. S. Bailey of Chicago made
that statement before the Illinois
Homeopathic Medical association at
its meeting here.
DIR, w. l.. Neiberger OF blooming
ton. ILL.,, predicted the time is not
far distant when the medical pro-
fession will come under direct con-
troll of the state and paid employees
of the government will look to the
public health.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-26

Stall ios. choice strawberries. 1oo and
ibc.. California potatoes. 6 lbs 26c. Flor
Ida tomatoes &c. i0c Use III. Stalls Ie-2a.
Green Lake eggs. dox. 5sc; fresh churn-
cd butter. S0o ID, tho only big mug but
tcrmiik. &c. Stall .. Columbia river
shad. zoe and 25c each: shad roe, CSC
ID. Dolly Warden trout. loo ID. large
silver amelt. Ice h.. lbs. 2be. % Pike
ST., cabbage plants. doz. SOC: tomato
plants. tbc dor. stalls al, No. , COM
pound lard. soc; pork back bones. &c;
Eastern hams. lee: club house sausage
and hamberger. 100 ID. Stalls lee-iI4.
ESQ 10. cocoon. ace; soc can olive OIL s5c
400 bottle catsup, /? for ?6c. stall % Pike
St. fresh beef tongue. lee ID
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-26
Old rIhE

Stalls tt-sa. gooreberries. lbs 70
grape fruit. for use: asparagus. Sc 10.
stall -, cucumbsrs. Sc each oaniiflow err.
iQr head ana mp; new potatoes, lbs.
ssc, Stall ~. cabbage. &c 10. rhubarb. 8
lbs. Ice. Stall 1893. fancy salad dressing
powder. pkgs itc. zoe size Van Camps
pork and beans. lbc. cyAporated apples. 2
lbs, lie. stalls is-lb, minced clans. Toe
can; best strawberry preserves large
glass goo. Stall "a. cans clam chow
der or minced clans. 3se; Hawaiian pine
apple. 100 can. Stall ~. pot roast lac
10. leg OF lamb. Use ID. corn beef. isA c
ID. Stall 1895. fresh spareriba. lee 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-26
Allan B. Walsh

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. May &C.
Congressman Allan d. Walsh OF
New Jersey has struck blow at
the ancient time-honored custom of
filibustering by means OF useless
roll calls
He has introduced a resolution
appropriating $4,000 TO install an
electric voting device In the house.
The rules committee has already
approved the adoption OF an cleo
trical voting machine. and the prob
abilities are that one will be In
stalled and In operation at the fall
session.
Representative Walsh is the
only practical electrician in the
house
He says he can save $4,000
worth of the legislators time by
HIS voting device.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-26
SHORT NEWS
HERE
Fifteen die.

Fifteen die.
Twenty-one blrths.
y. =. Purcell improves
One divorce asked.
Franklin alumni meets.
Household club met today.
Swedish hospital benefit First
Swedish church, Thursday night.
Col. Bill Cody, here Wednesday,
Will entertain party of prominent
local people at camp supper.
West Seattle chapter, o. e. g.. on
tertaina at cards Thnrsday night.
Ladies' Of Elks reception today.
Woman's civic club visits Flriand
Wednesday.
County hospital reports three
deaths.
Funeral services for Floyd lie Bait
and George Maxwell, boys drowned
In lake, held today.
Rsvenna Psrent-Teacher meeting
Thursday.
Nineteen marriage licenses L.
sued.
Mayor Gill calls attention 20 ex-
pendiinres being made pending
council appropriation
w. 3. Swan Navigation Co. char
tiers steamship A. @. Lindsay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-26

stall IL. large. fresh Telephone peas.
ioc ID, lbs 2se. punches new carrots.
lees grape fruit. &c each. fancy eating
apples zoe doE Stall 81. cottage cheese.
loc 10. duck eggs, dok. ssc. mild cream
cheese ace ID. cleomargarine, lbs. CSC.
stalls iq-ai. German pretzels, ioo don
man hand kAse. for Ice. fancy summer
sausage. ADO 10. stall Ii. fancy string
beans. $50 ID: new potatoes. 6 ibs 2bo
cucumbera SO each, eauiiflower. 100 and
iSe head. Stall 10. English muffins
for Toe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-26
MESTI.AkE

stall ais. No. az can cherries. i5c
No. can pork and beans. Ice Stall sos
cans asparagus 2hc; ut bottle cider
vinegar. Zoe. Stall sol. 400 sweet ants,
loo III; peanut bar, i5c 10, stalls 3iT
ais. cottage cheese, Ice ID, peanut butter
lie ID. Stall sie. home -madc marmslade
glasses 2bc. olive oil, Toe bottle Stalls
a22-s2i. jelly beans Sc 10. ice cream
2bc at. Stall AL. butter biscuits lOs
dos. Toe loaves homemade bread, lbo
Stall sci. local ranch eggs, 25c doc.
LimburRer cheese, 22c 10, stan sas. lbs
new potatoes. 25o. lbs Telephone peas
lbc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-26
HOMESTEADS

80 acres fine deep soil; lies leycli for
hog and alfalfa ranch this Ia an ideal
opportunity alfalfa yields 10 tons per
acre, close 60 good town and railroad,
fino market for anything you may
raise. close by there IL between 1000
and 5000 acres In fruit and alfalfa.
shows you what can be done with this
valuable piece ~ land. This tract Of
land Is under the ditch. or can be irri-
gated by wells. located IN sheet water
district; water r. obtained Mt shallow
depth. which II inexhauatihlo. which II
proven by hundreds Of wells In opera
tion. good schools close at hand This
property being close in. and In one Of
tho most active districts in Eastern
Washington, new development on all
sides IL sure to make this a valuable
piece OF property Decided land in this
neigh borhood sells from $3.50 60 81 900
an acre. This IL a REIMBURSEMENT. and
circumstances are compelling me TO
sacrifice this entire aQ0 acres Mt $500 /.
must he cash, | can show you b-acre
tract OF decided land near this that is
held at 81. 600 I'm tho raw. This Is no
fake proposition. l viii take you back
with me, ana n not "a represented, I
will pay your fare, For full particulars
address .. o Box 7sb. Seattle
Free HomesteRds, Alberta ard British
columbia. Call % Yesler way. room ..
100 acres fine alfalfa aud fruit land near
Moses Lake, near railroad and town;
shallow 20 water lies level, no waste
land. This entire 100 acres for $3.50
cash This In not payment. hut en-
tire price. Address =. o. Box 7sb. Sc
attic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-26
GIRLS MISSING

SAN FRANCISCO. May 26.-The
police have been asked to locate
Siao Quai, Is, and Min Lien. s,
daughters Of Shan Ching Su, Chi
nese general consul. who dlsap-
peared with all their clothing. after
being put 10 bed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-26
ACREAGE
rSrnmumnAS RANCH on TERMS

houth 81 Seattle 10 minutes walk
from station and school. three gar
den tracts all cleared deep. black
valley lana new hunghiow. Price
1850 terms Us cash aud ti1so per
month Burke a rarfar, 400 Nov
York Block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-26
REAL ESTATE
KIRKLAND IMPROVED ACREAGE

We hsxs a rice tract % land. with
un9tsffuctsbis risw ~ the laka 30.
affia and mountains. within a shoft
walk q ths ferry dock school snd
stores We viii buiid a nice hun-
aaiaw and self lard. wtth house, Tor
1878. And maze tho terms $50 cash
and ts1 80 per m0nth. II you ~prk
In Seattle ard want tafnr With
piece % lard 20 Tou can rAiss chick
ans Sns vegetables CONS over eBd
sna this Take the Madison electric
RsfktAna uffias % usrks a FarrAf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-26
10 ACRES

ALDER BOTTOM
uood spring water and good ffaar tim
hnr. close 90 shihRie mill ana school
Most ~ this land n easily cleared,
Price 1850 90. $500 first payment bal
ance easy terms
IA Boston Block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-26

A two-s-ory brick building,
owned by L. C. Smith at ia Main
st, was threatened Monday night,
when fire broke out in the store
rooms occupied by the Max
Freedenderger Co. The damage
was $3.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-26
MISCELLANEOUS


SASH AND DOORS
lt.E1IJ Direct from eur faetory-at
reduced prices We can give
| lFe~a N yuu more actual value In
is1an& anntity a. well as quantity
r-U than your local man We
lltf~13 have saved SONS a. hiah a.
- tes& % their tiii ssttsfaa-
kPr[zH tien guaranteed or noasy
refunded
kl@NsNI SIX panel doors. tnsr~ctse. "
standard siErs. each - -
"A craffnfnan doors sires 81 -
60, Frsut doors ~ different
strir-. ur frnru ...s. tfa
s.piv ffr veneer doors fETt
French doers y In. fifet ] !
s!xea. per pair s.sts 81 -
A-As Inside window trim. IN ssss
II 10 waste. - pieces ..s soc
Ask far prize list on ~twr
make scsssa dcots ard
a Wfnt0wM
G We cell AnTtsfY snf ship
800 - Ask for rstEfsx No. et--frea
0 n WILLIAMS 60
SASH AND DOORS
issf Ftrss Az. q, Seattle. Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-26
LIVESTOCK


service. younH rerchsrcn stallion. Van a.
sire A. Van. noacon Giae 1907 afrd
seattieis horse auction sale. every rues.
day o'clock, horses. wHEon. bur
siss. harness saddles Take South
seattle ears. Second and Nssier. 60,
eff Henry's packing house J W
Roth. auctiuneer. MAIN tsaf
ror sale Two mares. weight ! see, rrice
tekol ono D years old. waiNha 900
pounds > coed saddle horses. one Ken
tucss thoroughbred mare fns snddior
aud ntceasingis driver. ether horses All
satisfaction. South Seattle stables,
sidney tas
nummaee sale. iip rrefontaine place
south tend Market Thursday noon 20
Monday West side Congregational
church
1913 wheel. coaster brake, new riins
tires good condition as. a snap.
skasit hotel. Room "a
rcr sale cheap. freah Itelstsin COW also
one Jersey COW Sidney ass.
ror saie cheap. ) horses : wnEon. har.
s.nses. all IN good condition. Home and
hnrn tor rent WIN throw In the huai
nss. KenNead itti
.sFArrIE House MARKET - Tii
First Auction Tuesdays p "a
~-,S~----~~--~~------~-
Vehicles and Implements
nIuuiEs CLOSING our ouR CON.
pists line at great reductions Save
.s,J1(sSssSsS ssssssS wssSess -
10 POULTRY
We are ovsrstoeked with White Lsshorn
baby chicks rheH. chicks are hstuh-d
from f~Ycar- old hens aud are heavy
laying strata W. make a special offer
% tsoe per 100 while they last when
these are gone our price viii ts tii 90
per 100 We also have limited mum
her o. Haired uoch and Rhode Island
Rcd chicks a. re % pr 100
PACIFIC POULTRY COMPANY
Elliott tsis a. Marion Va viaiue,
We will fiii Jnns orders To- baby chicks.
fret class local stock White tsaharus.
tiiae. Rhode Island neas and HAIRED
Raak. ,ikee per hanareh chieks on
hand AZ an times Pacific rnuitfY Co.
or Marion - sieduci Elliott tsif.
b !: y; u: s:: ::
- Use - years on the Coast
stii Eiyinr satisfaction Sold ~ cha.
LillL G -, Naie ?, s-s,,ls
IL BOATS
~
BoIS 5LAuNCBl
Laaheh. . heFssrs~sr. o.k frams dscs
and cofntins substantial construction
ead seei lines Excellent harfsin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-26
Lake Burien Property
LAKE BURIEN ACREAGE

LAKE BURIEN ACREAGE
New municipal linz starts run
ming about June 1. have the
best ana cheapest there IL IN
this new. pictuFaaqus and
slightly suburban district Come
IN and lot me know what you
want I have H. Let me take
- you out IN auto any day. mora
inE or afternoon.
HERE ARE PEW or THE
BEET
acres one block from ear and
boulevard short distance south
Of city limits level aidsr soil
ii.ieo for the Tract. Easy Terms
aefss. quarter mile from car
and bouioYsffi near Lake
Hufisn. good coil
$500 Tor the Tract. Terms
acres. quarter mile from car
and boulevard.
tsG0 Per Acre
acres handy 20 car. hiEh ana
slightly comprehensive view u
surrounding country. PUGET
sound. Nj Rainier and Lake
uurien! very attractive subur.
ban domestic 80 minutes ~
auto 20 Pioneer place.
NsTto for the Tract Terms
Zine iAFFs tracts with unoh-
struetihls view Of sound. right
on car lire ana boulevard.
perfectly level rich seil
o. 500 20 ii.tee, EasY Torfns
Several fine good sissd tracts
on car line level and good
coll
f7aG Per Tract ard Up. Easy
Payments
20 acres inside city limits near
ear rich saii and level. seed
piattinr proposition or home
cite. right aH boulevard
1875 Per Acre.
l. 9. CRAWFORD
sac Nsw York nik
THE LAKE BuRIEH aFEcfALigr
City car line starts running satur
day. Buy large tract close q
49, IA emx s44r Tarsfta o., attfi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-26
BOGTS 6LAUNCfB1

Laaneh. . Horsepower. eak rrana. dsrs
and cofntins substantial construction
and scef iinsa Excellent harr ain.
ffseee, about en@. thifa u cost Phone
rinlsy. Eiusst ss1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-26

City car Inc starts running satur.
day. Buy large tract close 10
lake aud car. si95. Terms 20 suit.
A. X. wylde. tl2 New York block.
Elliott 500T.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-26
% MALE SITUATION

Experienced old country butcher, Al cot.
ter wants work John Taylor. raston
Hotel Phone Main ne Room ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-26
FARM LANDS

80 aerssi facing road aocsssibis
20 both Seattle and Everett.
clay loan soil. one acre
cleared small new house. will
also Include 90 hens and one
GOOD pig
Price 81 800: 1900 Cash. Balance
On Easy Payments
WEST A WHEELER
400 coiman Block
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-20
RESCUED FROM LIVE
BURIAL IN QUICKSAND
Maurice Allen had Been Imprisoned Near
His Home in Ware, Mass, 4s Hours
and Was Very Weak When
Rescued.

Ware, Mass, Oct 90 After 4s hours
imprisonment in quicksand 25 feet below
the surface of the earth, Maurice Allen
was rescued late yesterday by band Of
80 fremen, policemen AID citizens, who
had dug ditch so feet long and 80 feet
deep to reach him Allen was boring a
well in the rear of his home Saturday,
when he struck quicksand and sank
Several attempts at rescue by ladders
and ropes failed owing to earth slides.
The trench was then dug to within a
foot of Aliens position and man low
cred ON q rope removed the remaining
sand and brought Allen TO the surface.
Allen was conscious hut so weak he
was unable 20 stand. He said he had
been unable to lelp himself as his feet
we're held firmly by piece OF planking.
A bit and saw which were lowered TO
him yesterday morning enabled him to
work one Of his feet free, but another
'aye-in buried the tools.
An improvised divers helmet made
rom barrel was lowered into the hole
ust after midnight Sunday night and
he man supplied with air by pump
Food and stimulsnts we're fed to him
through a tubf Physicians who had
'een in attendance during the day said
hat be probably would suffer no perma
lcnt ill effects from his experience.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-20
The Central Vermont Had to
Call on Grand Trunk
for $3.50, ,$257.75
FOR THE FIRST TIME
SINCE AGREEMENT
At Annual Meeting in St.
Adams To-day E. c. Smith
Was Reelected President

St. Adams, Oct 20.--At the annual
meeting OF the Central Vermont railway
Co. here to-day it was reported that the
road was operated at a loss during the
past year and that for the first time
since the agreement was made with
the Grand Trunk Railway Co. the latter
company contributed to the Central Ner-
mont the sum of S259,257.75 to cover
the deficit
The following directors were elected:
Z. J. Chamberlin. Montreal, f. c. Smith,
st. Adams; G. W. Writers, st. Adams;
@. G, Jones, st. Adams; w Seward
Webb, Shelburne; John W. Stewart,
John G. Mccullough, Ben
nington; 5. +. Kilner, New York City;
A. Tuttle, Fair Haven; Charles p.
Smith, Burlington; +. A. Chittenden, st.
Albans; W. H. Bigger, Montreal; II. $.
Marston, New York City. The two
asst named succeed f. r. Baker Of Bos-
ION and +. L. Marston OF New York
,ity.
The following officers were chosen for
he syear Chairman of board, +. J.
president, Z. G. Smith
ice president and attorney, c. w, Wit
ers; auditors Z. Deschenes, jr., st. Al
,ans; treasurer and clerk, w. II. Chaffee,
Il. Adams.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-20
SURPRISED BY FRIENDS.
Mr. and Mrs Charles w. Mcmillan of
Cable Street, 10 Years Married.

In honor Of their 10th wedding ami
versary, Mr. and Mrs. Charles w. Me-
MILAN of II Cable street were agreeab bly,
surprised at their house and managed
tc keep concealed until all were ready
Tor final advance. Mrs. Mcmillan had
no inkling OF what was about TO happen
until she found herself in the hands of
friends. Her husband was away at the
time, but he was quickly notified and
the surprise which he expressed was
quite MS marked,
II was during lull in the program of
music and games which followed the
appearance Of the visitors that John A.
Robertson presented the couple hand
some handpainted china set and 10 car
nations, cougratulating them in neat
little speech and voicing the Fluctuations
OF the entire company. Mr.. Mcmillan re.
sponded for himself and wife To an Inn
promptu musical and literary program
Peter Mutch and Mrs. Mcmillan con
tributed solos and Mrs. Mutch gave
reading A dainty luncheon brought
the affair to close. Mr. and Mrs. Ne
MILAN were married in Barre 10 years /
ago yesterday
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-20
H0STILITIES AT END
ASSERTS VILLA
Says He VIII Not support csrrsnrs but
He Does Net Erpect That convsn-
vsniion VII Elect csrran4a

Was aiuetou. ot 20-gen. Franfs-s
tils hes ntufmed the Tinted state.
rrtfrntnaut thst mniess something mr.
fnfeseH Deaars. hostiinies in Msnieg ar
e. an End and that D. ulIi sufna8rt arr
provisional F0serumHEf 80 un - tif
national rrrVetffan 90 aruaass liaffas
vile ssii be- would naf araefa Gsr
Aitwrirno Carrarza 80 provisional F~ss
dlft lai was safisfed hr Nnula 81 i.s
s1stsssr TIE Ranarni undsrsfansssa ~
sU si8ss tas hsen thEt Carranra fsrs,1f
eaHs nuf desifs - - rrrrtsiaraf -s-a.i
ssf uishirr - b. f-p 81 sssfa- ~.
1rssiirriisi ua.e in 80 ruaeas5rr 49,.
tien
TIE lrtrat aHsai -rr.erts ~ - sssss
sra~urrt dasrie a 80 a
81 -astrdaf - r.fmrt1 Ea - -.
stsattiar rt ssunsr1,e-sts wHar 49,
.e.surnrnirr RI tsF ftr a 80 Ha-st
--riref- r,rsTarTrs er-f aaalae-F 81 81
r-rrf tf etr H. rfr-l 80
fesrtior rn asatf rns rsrn
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-20
HOLDING AN AUTOPSY
ON VOGEL'S BODY
To Determine Cause of Death of New
York Man, Who Was Under Serious
Indictment.

New York, Oct, 2o,--On orders from
Coroner Hellenstein, issued, il was stat
ed, at the request of the family, physi.
clans to-day will perform an autopsy tc
determine the cause of the sudden death
last night, of Frank +. Vogel, who with
his business associate, Henry Siegel, was
TO have gone on trial this month on in
dictments charging grand larceny and
receiving bank deposits while insolvent
in connection with their department
stores The indictments against Nogel
involved 100000 and against Siegel
$3.50
Sogel's death occurred at his apart
ments in hotel here. He and Mrs.
Vogel and their two children had arrived
there Sunday from their summer home
at Briarcliff manor, and Mr.. Vogel then
expressed his intention of staying at the
hotel during the winter.
After starting out for a walk last
night. Mr.. Vogel telephoned to his wife
that he was feeling i'll and was on his
way home. When he entered the apart
ment he asked for some warm tea. Al
Mrs. Vogel started to the door she heard
her husband fall. The doctor was sum
moned Immediately and pronounced Mr..
Vogel dead
Mr. Yogel was born in Chicago 81
years ago.
He went to work in the stock yards
there at the age OF II, rose to partner
ship in a packing house, bought out the
in dry goods firm, and came
70 New York with his wife, who was
Blanche Siegel in 1904 Here he and Sic
gel organized the Henry Siegel company. |
One outcome of the Siegel case was |
general public demand for new state leg |
station regulating the operations of |
private bankers.
These proceedings obtained so much |
publicity that Siegel moved the supreme
ourt for a change of venue in his case,
declaring he could not receive a fair
rial in this city His plea was granted
nd the trial OF himself and yogel was
ct to begin late this month in Geneseo,
livingston county.
President Wilson last June appointed
ra Nelson Morris, a nephew of Nogel,
to Sweden.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-20
STEEL DISSOLUTION
SUIT ARGUED TODAY
Taking Of Testimony Has Occupied
About Three Years in Various Parts
Of the Country.

Philadelphia. Oct 20-After testimony
taken IN different sections Of the com
try during the greater part If tho la.t
three, wears ths roYprnments suit Is
dissolve the United ~tates steel rnrr,gr-
alton On thr ground that ts creation
was IN violation ri the sherman anti
trust iaw Uas ~ tire aoekef Of ffe
Unifed sfates iisfriet eetft irra TO-DAY
for fnsi arrUmanf
The sat Was 6ied n tha Nru Hrrarr
Histriet rourf 0r - tsII. nrs was
transferred a. Philadelphia foF srrllmrrf
Ths eFstfrfn1art ssks fhaf fir rr--s-r
fi1u - frakHu ur ufa nuHnnrnrs Fa-H
rsriss rtah q j. alisead srt IirVaTs
rnsrEtd into $50 riNuntis asnrrn. TIE
.nurt Is niso n.3rd to aHrat that A..
1rpw oarnenif ahs fa5tV - tu rr
nuffa continuation