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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-29
ENGLISH INVASION
OBJECT OF KAISER'S
BELGIAN ACTIVITY
Capture of Mechlin and
Siege of Antwerp Forerun-
ners of Carrying War
Across the Channel.
ANTWERP, Sept, %.


Persistent German operations in Bel
GUM are interpreted as a plan of the
Kaiser to cross over 10 England. The
capture of .Iechlin and the present siege
Of Antwerp. as well as the advance Of
German forces northward from several
directions are taken as forerunners Of the
seizure Of Ostend as a base for the in
vasion Of Great Britain.
The Belgians have moved against the
invading force and a big battle is re-
ported waging now. not far from Ant
weTp.
A force OF German naval reserves, de-
clarei 10 number 5000. taken into Bel
ported 10 be intended by the Germans
for seige OF Antwerp. Private advices
from Germany recently have intimated
that the Kaiser is determined to capture
Antwerp,
flee follows:
After bombardlng Mechlin, the Ger
mans under cover Of night entered
the unoccupled town, but have not
resumed their march from that place
The Germans have directed fire Of
all their heavy artillery against the
forts Of Wayre, st. Catherine and
Waeltham, about ten miles from Ant
werp, but with result not Justify
ing their great expenditure Of am
munitiOn. Our forts replied and the
bombardment ceased.
Between the Dendre and the WILLIE
brock canals, vest Of Waeltham
the offensive movement OF the Ger
mans has been promptly checked
The forts inflicted serious losses on
the enemy and compelled his retreat
The city OF Alost has suffered con-
siderably from artillery FIRE, on account
OF the German position the Belgian
artillery was compelled 70 take up
nosition that allowed shells TO drop in
Inc city. In consequences fire started and
a number OF buildings were destroyed.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-29
BANS AIR RIFLE SALES
Judge German Denounces Practice as
Dangerous for Children.

Inc sale Of air rifles and firearms TO
children was denounced in the Juyeniis
Court today by Judge German at the hear
ing Of John Rehurik, years old 339 Mon
roe street who shot his playmate, Leo
CASHMERE, OF 80 Norfolk street. in the Eve
with bullet from an air rifle recently
The boy was sent home in the custody
OF ms parents Tor a further hearing next
Friday ON which date Judge CiorDlsp an
nounced that he would summon = Wan
ger, pa south street who is said 10 have
sold the aid rife 10 Rehurik for 25 cants
"Fhere is no law against the sale -,
air rifles and other weapons TO children -
said the Court hut there certainly
should be 1t is an outrage '''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-29
BOY THEY BEFRIENDED
ROBS COUPLES HOME
Left in Charge of the House, he
Takes Valuables and Cash.

Leaving a boy. II years old. whom
they had befriended. in charge OF their
house while they went 10 the theatrs
last night, Joseph Reader and his wife,
2i2 North Marvine street. returned to
fnd that he had taken everything handy
that was worth taking, including almost
$lOO in cash.
The boy, who had told them his name
was RoX Erata, with no home, was
taken into their house and treated as
one OF their own. He was TO remain
until he found some work, when ne
promised to repay them for their kind
ness Mr. and Mrs Reader notified ths
Detective Bureau, who have sent out
description of the boy TO the police OF
nearby cities, since they believe him 70
be a professional thief for whom the'
have been hunting for several months
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-29
HIGHLANDER CHIEF CAPTIVE

LONDON, Sept 29.-Colonel Frederick
Gordon, of the Gordon Highlanders, who
was reported to have been killed in ac.
ton on the Continent is prisoner in
Germany. James ". Gerard, the Amer
lean Ambassador in Berlin, today sent
word to this effect to the Gordon fam
lly.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-29
ZEPPELINS FALL VICTIMS
OF ALLIES DEADLY FIRE
Artillery Brings Down Number Of
German Air Fighters.

LONDON, Sept. pa Reuter- dispatch
from Paris says that the French and
English artillery has been particularly
successful in the last few days In bring
ing down German aeroplanes.
"A single eye witness informs the cor
rc spondent that he saw two German
aeroplanes shattered in one day." says
the telegram. "Ons Of them was struck
by a shrspnel and was crushed like an
egg shell. The avietors we're killed"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-29
PLEDGED POLISH AUTONOMY
RESCINDED BY GOVERNOR
Swift Penalty Reported for Poles Aid
to Austria.

I'-tNI+I-Nr 0tTT y
Prose dispatches report that the Rus
sian c0mmandsr-in-chief has now
rrs'.aded his promised autonomy 70
Poland, because Polish rIHemen fought
on the Austrian side az Lemberg
According o information received here
the Polish constitution was 70 5e granted
.nly on condition that all Poles remained
.oral 10 Russia. The manifesto must cer-
ta!nlv have proved worthless under auv
circumstances because It did not bear the
car signature.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-29
FIVE VICTIMS OF EMDEN
London Officially Admits Losses Due
TO Cruisers Raid.
LONDON Sept, 2

N~r'' 7'PN -
The German cruiser Emdsn has sunk
four British merchantmen in the Indian
ocean and has captured a collier" says
an Official statement given out by the
War Information Bureau today.
Tho crews ~ All are reported safe.
The statement adds:
"Tne German cruiser Emden has cap
turei the British ships Twmeric. King
L.ud, r hera ana FoyIe. All of them we're
sunk after being taken"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-29
MISSING BOY FOUND
AFTER LONG SEARCH
Absent Since Thursday Last and Dis
covered in Plainfield, N. J.

IONCLCu III ldlALlGlU, IN.
While every Boy Scout in Philadelphia
was searching for George Heist. "A
years old, 3745 North Fifth street.
member of the Nicetown Boys Club,
who had been missing from home since
last Thursday. the lad and companion.
Claude Dixey, Is years old, Third street
and Sedgley avenue, were found in
Plainfield, N j.. late this afternoon
Young Heist left home last Thursday to
join troop of Boy Scouts for practice
and until today had not been heard
from.
When the news of young Heist's dis
appearance became known, Director of
the Department of Public Safety Porter
Immediately gave orders TO all policemen
TO look for the boy and at the same time
suggested to various sCoutmasters in
Philadelphia that they instruct boys in
their commands to do likewise.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-29
PRINCE ADALBERT KILLED
BY GERMAN SHOT. is REPORT
Belgian Doctor Says Kaiser's Third
Son Died in Client Hospital.
GHENT Sept 2

A Belgian doctor, just out OF Brussels.
saws that Prince Adalbert the kaiser's
third son. died In a hospital there and
that Dr Lepage, King Albert's physician.
U,as ordered 70 hold an autopsy IN the
nrssence OF two German doctors. II was
found. ne says, that the Prince had been
killed by a German bullet and that in
other examinations officers were found
to have died too, from wounds made
by German bullets.
The man who told this was frmly con-
vinced Of the truth Of his statement, but
II should be accepted with reserve
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-29
RUSSIANS LEVY HEAVILY
ON AUSTRIAN EQUIPMENT
Capture Guns and Supplies in Addi-
tion to $4,000 Prisoners.

The ofhcisl Army Gazette states that
between August IL and September Il the
Russian forces In Galicia captured seven
regimental standards, 637 guns Including
81 German guns. a machine guns. SO
ammunition carts and 64.O6s prisoners.
including one general and 535 officers.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-29
Revision Assistants Named

A committee OF fiye TO assist the buna,
iugs Commission In the revision OF "a
building code in Camden was annouh'Si
today by James z. Hewitt. presideh' n
the City Council. They are RalPh
Childrey. Charles NJ. Stewart use. S.s.
Bschman. Ephraim Tomlinson ana "
eral John A Matter.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-29
WILL ADDRESS Y. M. c. A

Charles I. Meek, president OF the Ma.
tional Association Of Credit Men. win he
the principal sneaker at a meeting 10
night IN tne Central Branch Of the Young
Mems Christian Association, 1920 Arcb
street His subject will be The Credit
Man and His Work"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-29
New Pennsylvania Postmasters

WASHINGTON. Sept. 29,-The Presi-
dent today sent 10 the Senate these
nominations for postmasters in Pennsyl-
vania: william A. Keffler. Homestead;
III. r. somers. YatesbOro, and John
kahoe. PittsLon-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-29
MOtOrcyclist Hurt in Collision

In crash between an automobile ana
a motorcycle at Eighth and Market
streets late this afternoon, Frank Flora
Berlin n j. riding the motorcycle. was
badly injured. He was taken to ~ -
ferson Hospital Physicians say he vim
EeeoNeA
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-29
GERMAN NAVAL LOSSES

BERLIN. Sept 29-The sixth German
naval casualty list issued today gives
the name of one man killed aud a o.
Aeers aud 4s5 men missing,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-29
BERLIN. Sept %

A dispatch to the Cologne Gazette from
Igalo. Dalmat.s, asserts that the Aus
trian forts at Cattaro on September ls
sank big French warship
The forts. II Is said had intercepted
a wireless messase concerning the move
msnt IN the direction OF Cattaro Of Is
warships and three cruisers. The Aus
trians awaited their aFEval, fully pre-
pared A salyo from a first fort sank
the warshlp. ana the other vessels in
ths asst rsFeated hastily.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-29
Dog Attacks Little Boy

Gerald Lynch. years old. 24s3 ngss So {
Clarion street. was attacked ana .esav.
by stray dog, near his home ehil-
The dog was beaten on by ethss
aren
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-29
SERB MONTENEGRIN FORCES
BEGIN TO SHELL SARAJEV0
Austrians Also Losing Final Foot
hold on Servian Soil.

ROME, Sept 2s
a dispatch from Cettinje says that
Servian and Montenegrin forces before
Sarajevo. capital OF Bosnia, have begun
the bombardment of the city
NISH. Servia, Sept. ..
The Servian War ONCE issues the fol-
lowing statement:
The next few days will see all the
Austrians expelled from Servia. Their
sole remaining foothold Is in the noun
tains southwest of Krupani. where our
forces are winning in fighting in the
mountain passes"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-29
FRENCH TAKE GERMAN CONGO
Occupy Greater Part Of Foes Terri
tory in Africa.

French forces have

French forces have occupied tAs greater
part Of the Congo territory ceded 10 Ger
many By the treaty Of 1911. It vas oheiai-
~ announced today.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-29
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The evening world., 1914-03-13
GEM MERCHANT UNDER
CUSTOM HOUSE PROBE
Henri Van Dam and Family &c
Before Surveyor on Maure.
tania's Arrival,

When the Mauretania. In from Liv-
erpool. locked to-day Custom House
onicials met Henri ian Dam, a
diamond merchant Of No. ~ Fifth
avenue. and requested him 70 go to
tho Custom Hosse. with his family
consisting Of Mrs. Van Dam. Master
l.. Van Dam and a daughter and
maid. Milling two taxicabs, the dia-
mond merchant was taken before
Surveyor Of the Port Henry and then
before Special Deputy Collector. IL
c. stuart.
Mr.. stuart was asked II any COM
plant had been made against any
member OF the family. He declined
to explain the reason for the interview
between himself and Mr.. Van Dam
but said: I'm such cases Of deferred
baggage examination II II q shame
to mention any names"
The Van Dam family took the taxi.
cabs home after tho interview with
Mr.. stuart. their baggage being left
on the pier.
The evening world., 1914-03-13
CHARLESTON WINNERS.

FIRST RACE-Four-ye ar-olds and
upward; selling: six furiongs.-Clem
Beachey. ia (WOlfe). Z to l, 3 to I
and 8 to 2. won: Surpass. 107 (Mur-
phy). : to I, 3 to 1 and 8 to s. second;
l.. NJ. Eckert, ia (Pickett. Z to 1, 3
to 1 and 3 to 2. third. Time. l.ls l-5.
Toutanier. Scarlet Pimpernel. Fairy
Godmother. Spar Pole. Tho Turkess.
Ben Pryor. also ran.
SECOND RACE Four year olds
and upward; ceiling; six furlongs.-
Mollie Richards. ITO (Martin). 9 to ].
to 2 and to s, won; Tyro. Ito
(Nicoli). 8 to I. 3 to I and to 2.
second; Benedictina, 1T (knighO. Z
to 2. z to 8 and 3 to 8. third. Time
Lib. Country Boy. Cynosure. Sun
Guide, Inspector Lestrade. Henotic
and Miss Primity also ran.
THIRD RACE.-Two-year-o four
furiOngs-Alledo, 80 MARTINI. to 8,
Q to IL, and . to 5. first; Tetan, ~
Urvin), 40 to !, IL to !, and to ],
second; Jim Savage. 106 CHanover), II
to 6, 4 to 8, and to 3. third. Time
81 3.b. Yellow Flower. Jaunty, Santa
Maria also ran. James jr. finished
first. but was disqualified for foul and
placed last.
The evening world., 1914-03-13
U. s. TAKES 4 CENSUS
OF the UNEMPLOYED
Blanks Distributed Among the Police
Stations by Commission OF In
dustrial Relations.

Commissioner Mckay to-day for
warded to every police captain in the
greater city blanks furnished by the
United States Commission Of Indus
trial Relations drawn for the purpose
Of making a census OF the unem.
ployed.
The commission has sent the blanks
to every city in the country. with
the request that the head of the
police departments get their men to
ascertain just how many people were
unemployed in each police precinct
on March ., 1914. Some OF the Ques-
lions that are asked In the blanks
are:
How many residents are in your
precinct? How many are skilled
iaborers? How many are for
elgners? How many are honestly
seeking work? How many could
md Jobs In your precinct? Where
do the unemployed and homeless
men seek shelter In your precinct?
And does unemployment mean In
crease OF crime In your precinct?
The captain will have each man on
patrol make a report for his beat
and the llled-in reports will be sent
to Headquarters and then to Wash.
ingtOn.
The evening world., 1914-03-13
ASSEMBLY NOW SEEKS
s5O,OOOFOR GRAFT HUNT
Sullivan Wants to Recall His Bill!
from Senate and Doub.. the
Appropriation.

ALBANY. March 1s.-Republtcau
legislative leaders have decided that
the. Sullivan graft investigation will
cost moro than was expected. and to-
day they began an effort to obtain
double the appropriation originally
asked. Assembiyman Cristman. who
introduced the bill TO appropriate
S25. 900. introduced to-day n resolution
recalling the measure from the Sell
ate for the purpose OF amending II
TO read $4,000. The resolution was
adopted.
Democratic Senators recently de-
cided not to pass the $4,000 appro-
priation bill unless the Senate was
given representation on the commit
tee.
Chairman Frawlcy OF the Senate
FINANCE Committee was informed OF
the resolution.
"Well," he said. I'm glad they're
asking for more money. 1t won't dc
any harm for them to ask for as
much AZ they care to-
The evening world., 1914-03-13
$4,000 FOX ESCAPES.
Keepers Have Merry Ttne ReceV-
ting Rare Specimen.

Keepers Have Merry Tine Recev-
ting Rare Specimen.
There was q silver black fox loose In
New York City for n while early this
morning. II 10 not likely that a silver
black fox has been outside Of cage In
this city before since the days when
the Astors found the fur animals Of the
North American wilds had rstreated
across the st. Lawrence and began
dotting the Northern wilderness with
their trading posts. And silver blacks
were not then worth $4,000 as Is the
fugitive OF to-day,
The fox 10 one Of two exhibited at the
Travel and Sportsmen's Show ut Grand
Central Palace by the Maritime Black
Fox Company Of New Brunswick. Can
ada. The night Waterman OF the Palace
saw what he thought was a big cat
sncaking across an aisle at 3 o'clock this
morning. He said: ''Skat!" The animal
sprang forward and as 1t passed under
q light he saw that II was one Of the
precious silver blacks. Keeper Murray,
s;x others and the Waterman for hall
IN hour had the hveliest kind Of Z
game OF tag. The hunters at last cap
turcd Reynard by throwing quilt over
him.
The evening world., 1914-03-13
SAYS ROOSEVELT MAKES
UNITED STATES HATED
Reiterates That Colonel Demanded
5000 fur Rio de .Janeiro
Speech.

Col. Roosevelt IL going through
South America making the United
States more unpopular every hour"
This was the statement made by
Drury Albert McMilisn. who arrived
on the Mauritania to-day. Mr.. Nc
Millen II formerly Of st. Louis and
u now connected with financial In
terests In Rio dc Janeiro, Brasil.
Col. Roosevelt was entertained o.
no other man BY the people Of Rio Dc
Janeiro." said Mr. AcNillen. He wa
the guest Of the Historical Society
He was made an honorary member Of
that body and delivered private lec-
ture to the membro. There were
about eighty persons present. TIT
next day the society received from the
Colonel q bill for $500 for serviCel
rendered. The bill was promptly paid
That 10 their method OF doing bust.
ness In that country. saw the bill
With my own eyes. and u any dsniali
have been made Of the story . cablt
TO the Historical Society Of Rio d.
Janeiro will settle the controversy"
The evening world., 1914-03-13
COURT SENDS RECORD
Of TWO POLICEMEN
TO THE COMMISSIONER
Then 1t Gives Lighter Penalty
to a Prisoner Convicted
on Their Testimony.

Judge Wadhams In General SEES
sions tot day denounced two police Of
ficers as fake heroes who. TO bolster
up their records. would send a man
10 prison for IA long term on perjured
testimony. Al the same time he re-
voked a sentence Of not less than six
years and four months In Sing sing
passed on Louis Aiello OF No. las
Bowery on a charge Of assault and
imposed instead sentence OF ten
months on Blackweil's Island for vio-
lation Of the sullivan law.
Aielio was arrested AT No. isS
Chrystis street on Jan. 81 by Police
men Henry Kutner and Joseph Null
derris Of the First District Inspection
staff. He was arraigned before Judge
Wadhams on Feb. Is and both po-
licemen swore that when they entered
a room In the chrystie street house
Aiello twice snapped 10 -ded re-
voiver In their faces before they
jumped on him and overpOwered him
in q desperate struggle. The revolt
yer showed indentations on two Of
the cartridges.
The prisoner pleaded guilty TO hav-
ing a revolver in his possession and
the Court sentenced him for SIX years
and four months on the strength OF
the assault charge made by the po'
Ilcemen. After sentence was pro-
nounced Judge Wadhams accidentally
picked up and examined the revolver
He conferred with Assistant Dis
trict-Attorney Delahanty and the,
summoned Capt. william A. Jones
the Police Department pistol expert
| who said the marks on the cartridges
were not made by the trigger but b!
some sharp instrument struck by
mallet. 1t was found that the bullets
had been removed from the tw'
cartridges, the powder had been tax
en- out and the bullets had been re
inserted 20 that the marking could h
done without danger.
Further investigation establishe.
that the policemen had no hEht Will
Aiello. When they entered the room
he took the revolver out OF his poke
and threw It behind a stove. 1t va
never In his possession after tina
time, but was In possession OF IN
two policemen.
/ A transcript Of the minutes Of tn
case has been sent to Police Com
missioner Mckay.
The evening world., 1914-03-13
ASKS $4,000 BECAUSE
HE'S ON CANISTER FILM
Jacob A. Reich Sues Movie Firm
for Picturing Him With
Rosenthal Slayers.

More trouble was thrust upon the
promoters Of white slave and UNDER
world motion picture films to-day
when Jacob A. Reich, known as Jack
Sullivan" and King Of the News
boys" brought suit in the Supreme
Court against the Mutual Film Cor
poration for $4,000 damages. alieg-
ing that the company. In a flm, con-
nected his name with that Of "Gyp
the Blood Lefty Louie" whitley
Lewis" "Dago Frank" Paul Kelly
and Monk" Eastman. the gangsters
A second damage suit for $4,000
was filed "a short time later against
Samuel II. London and the Moral
Feature Film Company by August
q. Merle. manufacturer Of infants
wear at No. l2l West Seventeenth
street. who alleges that London, in
his notorious movie. THE Inside OF
the White Slave Trafic." pictures
women, most Ut whom are married
md In his employ. entering his place
OF business under the screen caption
The Innocent In Danger"
The Merle suit In the third OF Its
kind to be filed within the last two
months against London and the
Moral Feature Film Company. The
suits aggregate more than $4,000 In
damage claims.
Reich says that he In a cigar seller
and that the exhibition of his picture
with notorious characters at his side
has greatly injured hts reputation
with his customers and that AZ a re.
suit his business has fallen of con.
sidera bly
The evening world., 1914-03-13
TO PROTECT WITNESSES.

INDIANAPOLIS. March ls-For the
thai of Dom Roberts. Mayor Of Tsrrs
Hauts. on charges Of sisction frauds
next Monday. an appeal hiss been made
to Gov. Ralston for the protection OF the
witnesses Sheriff Shea Of viRo County
has annoSnesd that syesy psesoa nv
sentins himself at the door OF the court.
room will bs searched for wssNens.
David AastsrsOn. VINO 6SuPo1 n the
rseant street car strike. was arrested 70.
Teilx Blankeabaksr. the Special Judge
vho presided over the election fraud
cases In Tsrrs Hsute. Earl Dickens ID
held IN 3aii. In default Of e36.e0o bah, on
An indictmsnt chArging him with con.
men who tnstigatsd the election trials.
The evening world., 1914-03-13
STUDENT HAS STOLEN COAT



Nineteen year .old Eugene r levin. .
Columbia student ana son Of Dr.. ]. A.
Gavin q No. rs second avenue. Vas
held BY Magistrate Krotel In the Has-
lem Police Court to-day In $500 bail for
examination Monday Afternoon On the
charge that he stole an overcoet wsesA
s2s from the locker Of Erick Erickson.
another Columbia student. In the college
gymnasium last January. Dstsctives
NeKsttrick, Thempson and Conner say
that many other things have bssn
stolen from lockers there ranging from
bathing suits to goad witches ana ether
jsWeary.
Erickson reported the loss Of his over
coat, but no trace Of It was found untl
levin walked into the gymnasium yes
tsrday wearing tho garment. Erickson
went to q. Il. Mcylon. the athletic In.
structOr, who Questioned levin.
According to Mr.. Meylon the boy said
first that hts mother had bought the
coat for him and then declared that he
had purchased II himself from . second
hand clothes dealer. A lawyer repro.
senting him In court to-day asked for
an adj0usnmoat % that h0 could sub.
posna this dealer a. . witness for the
youth.
The evening world., 1914-03-13
JUAREz ENTRIES.
The Juarex entries for Tomorrow

The Juarex entries for Tomorrow
are as follows: H.
FIRsT RACE Selling; .rfs ,cads q.
y. Sc, Mo e;iains isS; .M,iit, hoy. io3 h.iiue.
IS2 A$niT hS,sio I Ioi .f ~, f ios L.m s
Tai s.lislb dS; o RAdk Selling tsr-.y...,,is aud
upward; one mite, SILVER Tone, ~; NO.. SSlan
,,s 'MsSs rssa;,A Ys N iS 's mi c iSs
Mssd. ids: 'ihilli,.ins iM; Sharper kns"
III HRis'i IN Gina ssr i s d. ..e
s ,,i Mis-. ~ t,a al,iaritsa a.as.s &1s
1871 1871 EsSe Sss ! 81; ' Sio."' 49, IA
~ .,,ti4lirE II RA sIks FIR. y..rNa. and upward
s,ssrYn M.ss.s'E ": :x . s9sHsa ..S't I'm
sni,a' 400; lxiFI w@tA' i7' F"''"s' I'm
rIh h%cE selling ro s.is' a. and .r HI
Man, 100; CunaiI 100. Dailsht>. 100 Indl
FENDER liN; paiatAble. i,n, Md No!th, 10
hmt Thomas. ITO; rsaota, 10; ,i"is
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