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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1914-11-29
Well known Visitors Here Yesterday

Among We'll known visitors to Birming-
ham yesterday we're r. b. Evins OF
Greensboro. legal adviser to the governor
of Alabama; Edgar B. Kay, former pro-
lessor Of engineering at the University
Of Alabama; Charles L. Oakley Of Cell
trevilie sheriff OF Bibb county. and Judge
John F. KeIton. probate judge Of Blount
founty. ~.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1914-11-29
MODERATE TRADING
MARKS OPENING OF
STOCK EXCHANGE


VCOmtImUCU IrUnM uBc OmGJ :
from to points, while the AZ per cents
of the International Mercantile Marine
company fell II points
Few Issues Sell Higher
Among the few issues which sold higher
than the July 80 closing were: American
Telephone and Telegraph convertibles,
Bethlehem Steel refunding 5s, Central OF
Georgia IS, Chicago, Milwaukee aend St
Paul convertible Is, Distillers Securities
IS, marlborough Metropolitan AIS, New
York Railways Adjustments and Texas
company convertibles.
1t is significant of the attitude of the
exchange that minimum prices are sub
ject to change from day to day SO that the
list constantly may undergo general re-
adjustment"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1914-11-29
Sidelights On the War


ported to have admin stored a severe de-
feat to the man VIII used to help him
whip the British.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-13
Voice of the eopIe
Ihat Petcrslmrg ,Ieteor.

To the Editor or The Times Dispatch:
Sir,--Your Petersburg correspondent
says that "a meteor OF large size ana
great brilliancy passed over this sec
ton In noruwcstcrly direction be-
tween and o'clock on Tuesday eve
ming On this same evening l was
on the lawn Of the old homestead, near
The Appomnttox River. where the
southern Railway crosses into Amelia
county. when somewhat suddenly tho
lawn was lighted up as If by half n
dozen arc lights. looked up, and Just
overhead was Il nctcor--possibly thu.
passed over Petersburg. ! would say ir
WAS as large as Il hooking bird and
IL assembled q bird of fire ms IL sailed
through the air. 1T was moving In "a
northwgster.y direction. travelling rath
cr SLOWLY for = mcteor-about as fast
as a bird. II seemed to be about as
high as the house toward which IL was;
moving. This would be not more than
forty feet from the ground where
WAS VAS sta an. II was curying down
earth rs IL passed on. While travel
ing onward, 1t gradually diminished in
brightness, and when it had passed
abOuL fifteen or twenty yards beyond
would say that during this short part
of its course il became smaller
listened for 1t to strike the house, but
heard nothing. Next day looked
for some evidence OF IT. but could find
rocket fred at a slight elevation, but
there were no fireworks or rockets OF
any kind in the neighborhood All
was quiet and still, but II was rather
dark. This is the nearest ever was
another world. G. f. WRAY.
Chesterfield County.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-13

placing said contests In the courts.
.. ] most heartily favor prohibiting
OF Juogcs and clerks OF elections from
using their influence at the polls for
or against any candidate.
!. My opinion In the solution OF the
TAX problem IL segregation as outlined
hy Auditor Moore, or a plan similar
4 As TO the additional legislation for
the collection of the s1,5lG,i+o.9O de-
linquent poll taxes now overdue. / am
not clear at this time.
s. ! certainly do favor a change in
The Zee system. and believe the New
Jersey law a good one. Abolish il as
far rs possible.
O. | am favor OF a law requiring ali
persons employed to influence legisia-
ton 10 register with the Secretary OF
the Commonwealth. stating 10y whom
employed and paid and the amount OF
10 | am not in favor, Of having all
tees. because ] believe too much val
liable time would be wasted unneces-
sarily.
H. am in favor of elec,ing state
delegates to the national convention
the enabling act shall be submitted
to the people to pass. upon
am in favor OF the rorrens land sys-
tenn, AS Is in operation In North Caro-
lima, which will remove the clouds from
so many OF our land titles.
realizing that hydrophoba has in
creased to such an extent in this coun-
try, ana that the useless ranging of
dogs has practically broken up the
sheep industry III this state. and has
caused the price OF meat to grently
advance.
favor all laws which will do any
thing to relieve the miserable condi-
ton of our public roads, which are do
ing more to retard progress than
anything in the rural districts l am
in favor OF national aid for road i'm
provementS.
am in favor OF larger appropria-
ton for all our rural public schools.
and for our agricultural high schools.
Agriculture is the key which ,nlocks
the door to all progress and prosperity.
/ also favor the enactment OF q law
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-13

attend, and where false swearing may
b. punished as perjury?
o. Arc YOU In favor OF n law pro-
libiting the Judges and clerks from
using their influence at the polls for
or against any candidatcs at genera
and primary elections?
G. What In your opinion, Is the solu :
ton OF the tax question-do you favor
aggregation or a central board Of equal
ization?
Do you favor the cnacting OF adj
dtt!Onal legislation Facilitating tho col
lection OF the sl,516,i42.9o delinquent
POLL taxes now overdue three years. cx
cmrting dclinquents whose income is
less than $50 per month.
3. DO you favor any change In the
fee system? II so. do you think II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-13

ought to be entirely abolished or Inodi-
ned so rs TO require all fee officers TO
raS into the public treasury ali fecs
collected by them over and above ccr
tain fixed. just compensation
8. Are you in favor OF Law re
during all persons employed To infu-
cnco Legislation 70 register with the
Secretary OF the Commonwealth, stat
ing by whom employed and paid ana
the amount Of their compensation?
10. Are you III favor OF having oper
stssions OF All Legislative committees +?
IL. Are YOU IN favor OF elccting
state delegates TO the national CONVEX
ton az a primary election?
IL. Arc there any other question
uIon which you desire to express your
opinion?
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-13
II. l.. bennington. of1.re.

j. am not in favor OF making cleo
tlon frauds a felony, not because II
because 1t would make convictions still
more difficult than IL is now. Original
Jurisdiction for punishment OF fraud in
elections should be exclusively in the
Circuit or Corporation Courts.
.. ] favor enactment of effective
laws prohibiting payment Of poll taxes
done for the purpose OF controllinG
ful source Of corruption in Southwest
Virginia.
3. believe that where primaries arc
held at all they should be protected by
stringent laws against fraud, ana the
appointment OF the judges and clerks
TO mold same should be just as care
July made by = legal board as the
ton.
!. I have not fully made ur my
mind on this question.
:. Yes: but II the voter asks for
information allow the Judge or clcri,
To give such information or advice as
is voluntarily sought by tho voter.
plan Of taxation and favor an equali-
cation OF assessment In my opinion
aegregati9Gn YOU'D be rninoua to many
cQualiZcd assessment then it is i'm
possible for any one 10 get hurt
believe il possible. 10 enact laws which
VIII give approximately all cqualiZa-
ton or assessment throughout the
state.
Z. bcllcNc ihilt every man assessed
with poll taxes should be required to
pay the assessment excepting certain
classes of old soldiers. and possibly
are In the charity cluss
8. am opposed to putting county
and city officers upon q salary basis
unless we require them to make their
salary out of the fees they collect for
the work they do. II We did we would
soon find wo were losing a great deal
more money than We would gain.
8. Not having had an experience as
a legislator or rs lobbyist. l am hard
ly competent To say what would be
wise TO do I'm reference to this Ques-
ton. but il experience has shown that
Legislation is being unduly influenced
the people throughout the State should
know from whence comes the influence
and il appears to me that II would be
very wise to require lobbyists to make
known in some way to the public those
whom they represent and the leGisla-
ton they seek to have enacted.
10 | favor the open session Of legis-
into executive session to discuss and
pass upon the questions brought be-
fore them and to reach their conclu-
SiOnS.
II. hardly see the necessity OF Il
primary TO elect State delegates to ma
tional conventions. While the conven-
ton method has good many dtsad-
ivntgcs; It has a good many advan-
tages. Primary elections are costly,
and since there has not been much
harm done by delegates elected by
the convention method. I am unable to
see sufficient reason for the expense.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-13
Questions for Our L.gi.lstor..

Are you In favor OF making fraud
in elections n felony?
:. Do you favor effective laws pro :
hibiting and Furnishing attempts 10 con
troll voters by paying their poll taxes
for them?
3. Do you believe that the Judges
ana clerks OF primary elections should
be appointed BY party committees or
In the manner provided by the laws
governing general elections?
q. Are you in favor of taking away
from party committees tho power TO
decide contested primary election cases,
and placing said contests in the courts,
where witnesses can be compelled to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-13
Sweet isniIrnr.I

Aliy one VINO has ever lived In Rad-
ford loves it, From Radford radiatc Il
myriad heart strings 10 points afar
ana many points not 50 far--a sur
and ever and anon como back tho
messages Of longing Tor this sweet
town. And with the visitor. its just
the same. One travelling FOR health,
WHO has travcrscd much of the globe.
writes back the same old message
"Radford" spells content" and well
Radford may-thc fnirest flower in the
Virginia mountains.-Radford News.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-13
j. j. Meetzc, of Prince william.

/. am most positively in favor OF
making fraud in elections q felony.
,. favor the most stringent. laws
which will prohibit and punish any at
tempts to control voters by paying
their poll taxes.
g. am in favor Of the party COM
mittces appointing the judges and
clerks in primary elections.
T. ] am in favor of taking from party
committees the power to decide con-
tested primary election cases and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-13
Views Of the
Virginia Editors
|. AEin, .Iini.v

Hon s. H. Love was one of the
speakers at a suffrage debate held at
Meherrin last Friday night. Brother
Love says the tide went against him
howcvcr We have little sympathy
with The sort OF folks that want wo-
mcnt TO vote. We are. therefore, in
accord with anything that our repre-
sentative says in opposition Free
Stale News.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-13

requiring all candidates for otticc To
state In their platform whether or
not they have always proved loyal to
Nc party to w'iiC.1 they profess TO be :
lOnE IN cnsting thoir vote.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-13

How can YOU unscrambic eSss?'
we commend All inauircrs to Chez Nc
aoynoids. who Is just NOW giving an
exhibition win tho New Haven as
material
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-13

IT'S Il great pity that Camille Flam-
marion aid rot tell tho world sooner
that this is not 1911, but 1917. Think
how many calendars we've printed
think how much time we've lost.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-13

Spea'dng OF norve, the man who an
nounocs himself as rival OF Colonel
GorRas for The vacant post OF surgeon
general OF tho army viii about lako
the palm
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-13

( Ojnoga has fallen. but what's the
good? rho ncyt town bcsicged viii
have q name just as hard to pronounce.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-13

They are proposing a medal for q
Pennsylvania parson who had the cour-
age to beat hotel clerk; but none
has yet estimated the proper reward
for that brave hero who viii dare tcn
"a hotel clerk his room is not comfort
abic
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-13

And ftill there be some brave sprits
Who keep chat seat to which they glued
themselves at 1901 y NJ, January J.,
1914
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-13

Think OF IL, In the realm OF Theo-
dorc, tho lover Of large families a
stony-heartcd Immigration officer has
had the nerve to send back q woman
with two acts Of twins,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-13

We have infinite respect Cor q man
who can bequeath $4,000 and not take
moro than forty words to bras about
mis- soolness in his viii.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-13

There is some consolation about the
fact that Harry Lenny and Tommy
Dyke are leading figures in New York's
last gangsters' shooting screpe. Il is
~ least possihlo TO spell 1heir namea.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-13

Tic chief page Of the United states
Senate mas been lecturins before The
Wilmington, Del. HIGH school on the
Machinery of legislation" -Po9r lad.
being chauiauquaizcd already.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-13

h's Ida Q. Tili1nan, postmistress OF
Geneva Ala. las "surrendered" her
ONCE 10 her succcssor--.the arst Of her
name who ever du such = gonerous
thing
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-13

seven hundred Salvation Army ori-
Gers have hired the entire second cab
lin Of the Olympic for the eas,boGnd
trip Of juno 20. we mention the ex-
act date TO warn-well. ,hcse VINO
need warning VIII know.
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-19
Pastor. AID l,o..s Fine.

The various divisions OF the Pas
tors Aid Society Of the Methodist
church served dinner and supper ev-
cry day with the exception OF Sun.
day during the conference last week.
This work required much perserver.
ance. hard work and self sacrifice on
the part Of the ladies and they are
certainly TO be congratulated upon
the splendid meals which they served
at all times. Now that Il 10 all over
With they are receiving the consrst-
ulations Of their many frisads upoa
thsir finasc,al ssceiss. Ths la1Iss
cleared about e3se. vhich vas
enoush 70 pay for all thslr silver
uars. dishes. tabls linsns. cookiag
utsnsiis. steel range and tables.
TIE ladies are Justly prosd Of tAis
euccess and ars thankful - an
frieads Of the church wAo eavs tAeis
assostaace In helping make Ne ss-
fais 20 succsasfsl.
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-19
"a sUN1A Cofs gInAL 0Alal
~ Dsleaetng I1anar II - yEan
the Feanant ~ Arkaaaas valIsS
Leagse Sar Rocky Hssd.

Ia Junta won the final ssme -
the Arkansas Valley League ssaspn
in this city last Sunday. dsfea&ins
Lamar BY . score Of 10 70 !. md -
70 doing coppsd the peanant foF ~
Rocky Ford team. who went dawn
70 defeat with the Las Animas tsam,
in the latter city. by . score of Ii
TO s. II Lamar had won ~ woaId
have been tied With Las Animas Tor
the pennant Of the Arkansss VALLEY
League. Lamar counted on wtnning,
but did not have much hopes tat
Las Animas would win the final
game with Rocky Ford. 70 The mex
pected happened in both instances.
II was . fine game throuehont.
La Junta putting up the classjest a.
hibition that she has been guilty Of
this season. II she had started he
season the way she wound up, ana
kept II up. the pennant would nov be
floating over the home lot. starr
pitched guilt edged ball. striking out
twelve men and allowing but five
hits. The team behind him played
errorless ball in major league style
and gave him the best Of support
throughout.
Gordon. an Oklahoma southpaw
started the game for Lamar. but only
lasted one inning. La Junta took
very kindly to his delivery. and with
three hits put four men across the
home plate in the initial inning
That was great sufficiency for Mr.
Gordon. and In the second inning he
was supplanted by Fred Littler. who
did very well until the sixth inning
In this inning there was n regular
bombardment OF singles and doubles.
accompanied by bonehead plays on
the part OF Lamar. and before the
agony was over. La Junta had annex
ed six runs.
Lamar made one run In the fin,
inning and another one In the eighth.
but that was all II looked rather
promising for Lamar in the final ses-
sion. however. with the bases loaded
and only one man out. but Starr prov
cd equal TO the occasion and famed
the last two men.
The score:
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-19

Newton. Kinsery. an uncle Of David.
10 one Of the professors Of the col
lege.
Mr. and Mrs. X. r. Jones have
rented their homo at SIS Ration ~.
enue TO Mr. and Mn. =. L. shanholt-
ser. and aFv nov rooming at the
home Of J. X. Sexton. Ssl San
Juan avenue. Mrs. Jones aud her
daughter viii leave next week for
. three months visit down south.
Uric Wagner. who has been In the
employ Of the Opera House Pharma-
cy since II opened for business In the
New Opera HOUSE Block. resigned
his position the fint Of the week
and left last Wednesday for saiida.
Colo. where he will enter the en-
ploy Of brother who II engaged In
the drug business there.
r. Mccioud received word the first
Of the week that his oldest brother.
william McCioud. died at the home
Of his son In St Louis. Mo. last
Sunday. morning. Mr. McCloud was
90 years Of age. the oldest Of twelve
children. and the first one In the
family 10 b. called By death. He
aiso leaves 70 mourn bis death. three
sons and t~o daughters.
rhsee vas . runaway on one Of
our principal thosoushfsrss on pay.
day In which the booss wagon from
Sviak was he chief participant sad
narrowly sseaosd bsiag Q total
wreck. Ths eataseseDhs cassd q
large crowd 70 gather. ssd there
vsss boeelss - ~ tight os then,
bettiss - ths Isft Of thso, asd ~.
tiss sll areua1 sAsa-sss sias. also
slaes. tAsy were oil saDty.
rAs CITY rslssasisa q Weuas's
Ciuts ~ - Neaday q narnssy
Han. TAe Weaaas' elub hsl
sAasUs q tAs neselag .asl sfoss ~
regular anl ssesasasy busansss ~
beea 6isDess1 - ~ iassssselae ~.
gsoo vos Olveo. vhleA esos1sasl q
~ followlag aunbess: Plaae ~.
Mn. y. ". WAenss: veal ~, Mn.
= \. 00lth. sol . lalk - INA
oeAeea DtAles'' n PssG \. D. Ms.
Cl1neeek.
:. .. csowl. vhs ~ y - Sesas-
- = L. 5uaes = Agg1sultusise e
~ uslly Sugar csapaay. bue ~
~ ~ Ieea1s1 q oaava, n. T..
lusln0 ~ - yeas. ~ oee1flsl q
- eAaaoD ~ A11soD e ~ Tslhune
- neeky ~. Asviss 1ss11el =
ooho - ~ ssel1eass ~ ooso =
~ ~ oogoeu1tusul oegy1oogy q -
~ = - e1s1A y = : ~ l1fil-
~ noeoee - oeoak evo1 M o..
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La Junta tribune., 1914-09-19

Aninas. - - slgkl ~, vits
Rocky -. 49, IN u ysnfa.
and two NitA ~ sAaiunIaa " jsn-
4 Won ninS 6aseo 6ssssg ~ soaeoe
two vifh Rocky IN. scur vith
Lamar. - tvo VIM L. Aninas.
Las Anilnas eall - ~ sa11
two With Lanar. tso vifn y Junta.
and oas vitA Reetx yesd. aaa IN
fiftsea ~ Vim Roeky TosA, ms
with Lanar - fesr rifA u Jsn-
"a.
Ths fisse ssasoa a. u. Askaasas
Valley Lsagus ~ god -. ana
= high cIass Artiels u hali uas 30
yidsd tAs fans y ~ fouf towns
represented n Tie eircuit The oaIy
team that nAAds my measy VS.
Rocky Ford. and Il y rsoostsd tAat
they viii have $500 b profits 70
split ~ among ths playsrs of that
team. The atteadancs q ROCKY
Ford vas the bsst Of any of the
towns. and On account Of thsir
srandstand privilsess thsy ars ~
ter prepared 70 handle : BIG crowd
than any Of the other sovna. Two
Of the Rocky Ford players hsvs bsen
drafted for major league circles
pitcher jackson BY the Chicago
White Sox. and Catcher Hoover BY
the Denver 0rissiieg. Il would b.
difficult matter 70 find . better
bunch Of pitchers than those Who Of
ficiated In the Arkansas Valley Lea
que during the past season. Starr.
Jackson. Ltttler. Dunlap and RenelI
pitched fine ball throughout and
kept the batting averages down to
the minimum.
The final standing Of the teams
in the Arkansas Valley League is As
follows:
Official Standing.
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-19
vss- 'ar is-ss~r R..l. ,ss...s..

Colorado citisens at The conlaG
election viii bs asked 70 vote uDos
ths question Of continuing ths vesll
Of building better roads tAroushout
Tie state. This qusssioa viIl - Sub.
nitssd 10 the form Of . bili 70 IN.
crease the state road. fuad by a. IN.
nusi levy Of one-half nill.
After January I. 1913. The stats
rosd fund. I. .. ths fsnd which the
seats has st its disposal 70 divide
aaons the countiss = ~ % then
ID The construction ef seals roads v1lI
amount 10 Len thaa eise.eee. n
vide1 aaoas Tie, q cousttss of IL
seaes Il viii - eujckly sscegnlssl
tAAe thls amount = To- little - nesl
~ dsassls Ses inpssvsd reaAs b
Coosea1e. ~ DFsesesd Nm MI
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WIeh sseA . fus1 - III svesy ~
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La Junta tribune., 1914-09-19
s.,.,E MORE SHORT LOCALS

Rev. Emmanuel Payne went 70
Dsaver Monday at noon for . few
days stay. combinius business and
Dlsasure.
Miss Jessis Wagner. Of Manhattsn.
Kan. arrived In this city Monday 70
visit with her brother. II. w. wss-
Der. and family.
The Tribune will b. sent TO all
sew subscribers from the present
date To January ist for IS cents.
Nov II the time TO Join the ever In
cscasing circle Of readers Of the
great family Journal.
&. u. Baidrise IL In Long Beach.
Calf. visiting = brother. and will
make = tour Of the Pacific Coast be-
fore returning home. lie expects
% be- absent until the last Of octo-
bes.
There will be \ very important
business meeting Of the w. c. T. U.
at the Rest Rooms at 2:a0 O'Clock
asxt Tuesday afternoon and all mem
bssp arc urscntly requested To be
pssseaI
Mr.. and Mrs. Cisirp Philiips and
little daughter arrived In this city
neaday afternoon 70 spend . couple
- weeks With NJ. Philiips' Darsats.
IT. as1 Mr.. Rrfus Phililps. and
0eAss relatives and frisada
Ds. Buletts. Of Pueblo. VIII - q
ths sherman Houss. L. Jsata.
nursday. Ssptsnbss sStA. Psae-
eSes limited - sys. sas. ness aa1
throat aad fittias slaasss. 0oselal
astsstlea - school chilleso.
TAs Chieaas Club hsll thsae flrse
0essiag q sAs ssases lase Saturday
afuss1soa q Ne heas q l1lss vsAa.
- Rsslnssa % Ctoasssa avsaue.
~ asst 0seeiss vill - vieA Nm.
Victor Aeets q ~ Hasvsv HeusA
G. A. Lsvis. W. ~ bsoo SesaAs1
= Pressed. Ara. ssv se0s ol0e.
vas b eovn lase vssk ~ . bssee
~ vitl ~ family. ~ ~ ~
nes1ay osssiss sss L. AAssoes.
CAIN. vAsee - vtll Issaas ~ -
lo1selaloe Dee1e1.
In Wss1aa. ~ osaial lsuo
1laDsasse q ~ nalase Dsuo ooseo.
~ ~ ~ = poavus 1os1n0 ~
~ 0soeA Dssoaslho h1nso1e ~
- esaa1ao11sa booDsU ~ oea>o
Deas1 - phos0oGv. WhseA ~ -
eeas1oa yesos1av ~ te1oVs = -
Oseooe = osgovo hens oeoagssv
o.vso eeeoav ~ - Ws1sea1ae
(looa Q ~ % - g ~
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-19
lAAoUs saAsoN CLOSED.

~ Astaaas vaiiev Lsssus -
- sless1 ~ oue1ay. IAs A.
oas vsa Sss0 pssky rse1 o. e
Aeoe ~ ~ . eeogU q ~ 70 s, g
Leaas 1soDoed ~ floal eaas z
~ seassa M L. Sunsa q -
~ tash - . sssse q : 70 16
nal La0oP ~ - voull ~
~ ~ v1tA L. Aaiaas iee r.
ueooant - ~ Assaaaas vai1
Leaoue. - Il 5uaea - elain p
eFeooe - hASlag ~ ~ pssaasS
~ cobe = NV ~.
ouslog ~ o1nasa neehy Pm q
eoofoooo oomon ehsDo Nh L.
flvo ~ - 1uneo - u M =
Aal44 ~ ooly ~ ooVoo-o
~ tonnR. ~ ~ - Suo(a 2
- ~ - Ao11n0 annoe p
- Gn1D ~ ~ NJ.
leeA - - ~