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Evening star., 1915-06-09
Cosmos.

Quite a novelty Is promised in the
new bill. which is to be introduced at
the Cosmos Theater tomorrow at the
rnatinees and for the remainder of the
week. in Sola. the noted Spanish ma
gician His act is said to be real nov
city and to promise something entirely
new in the way of prestidigitation-
McConley and Connell. eccentric black
face comedians. will offer the laughing
feature, and Fennell and Tyson. who
are called entertainers de luxe, VIII
add TO the merriment with an amusing
conglomeration Of nonsense. entitled
''Sutsomania Abe Marks and com
pany will present a comedy playlet,
with an element of pathos, entitled
The Fighter, the Peddler and the
Girl" and the Elsie May Trio dainty
offering of song, new dances and other
specialties,
THE Little Lambs" musical comedy
In two scenes by Allan Brooks, pre-
sented by George Choos galaxy Of
young girls and comedians and which
has won favor thus far this week, Will
top the new bill for the remainder of
the week The added attractions will
be the Hearst-SeliS news pictures of
big events at home and abroad. and
the photoplay comedies. which will be
changed daily.
At the Sunday concerts. from to
1870 pm. the orchestral program will
include classic numbers and also sew
eral lighter selections of the high
grade popular variety. New specialties
and other attractions are also promised
Evening star., 1915-06-09
A List of Unrvaled Economies for Bargain THURSDAYS Sal

THIS COUPON and
1oc for THREE regu-
lar &c rolls of Velvet
Brand White Crepe Toi-
let Paper and one regu-
lar 10c Toilet Paper
Holder. Total value.
25c for 10c. (S)
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Vote For II in.
and E. N. wilson farms.


On Bear rrn. Grant district. 4
Richie county. Gore and RfrahartI
have drilled their second test on the
Barner Bell farm through the Big
Injrn sand and have dnster In
the old Blue Creek field In Elk dis
trict. Kanawha county, Grosscup.
Rumnae1 and Company hare drinef
their old No. I on the David T. Jar
Tatt farm from the Squaw sand to the
Berea grit and have given it a shot
in both formations and increased It's
production from two TO seven barrels
a day
Producers in the old Blue Greek
field are giving a good deal OF atten-
ton to drilling down old wells 10 the
Beraa grit or Weir sand and after
giving them a shot IN almost every
instance secure q small Increase IN
Production. The acreage daily pro-
ductfon Of tho wells IN the central
part Of the field is very small and q
great many a,sit producing and have
been pulled out and abandoned
Three years ago the field had a daily
output OF more than 10000 barrels
On Elk river the United Fuel Gas
Company has shot No 8 or the Lewis
Woods farm and increased its pro-
duction from two to eight barrels a
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and Company have drilled No. s on
the Rouse farm through the Cow
Run sand and hayeea 5e-barrel pro-
Queer. This IS the largest we'll that
has been found IN that district for
many months IN Palmer tow nshiR.
Morgan county the Equity Oil and
Gas Company has drilled 90. . On
the A. Graham farm through the
Peeker sand and has three-barreI
pumner.
In Malta township, Morgan conn-
ty, Ross Brothers and Company have
drilled a second test on the Clyde
Mewscme farm through the Cow Run
sand and have q buster In the faaat
sand territory. near Nashport s1ty
toE nshiF. Licking county the ffs-
ward Il. Everett Company has started
to drill test on the C1ark5NaTner
farm. located $500 feet north Of the
same companyTs test ON the NJ y.
Letherman farm. In Brush Creek
township. lIusking nnf county Muir
phy Brothers and Gonapany have
started to drill No 9 on the Moses
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lay from The squaw sand

DAY from the squaw sand.
The southeastern Ohio fields are
comp Ieung quite a. number OF wells.
but none better than light bumpers
1t the shallow sand territory in the
Payne district, Independence town
ship Washington county, w j.
Brown ard Company have completed
so. on the John c. Farnsworth
farm and have a fre-barre1 punper
ia the Keener sand In the Reas
run district IN the same township
" Berry and Company have COM
IDlsted No. on the Scott Riggs farm
Eand have a HIGHT pumper in the Max
son and Big InjuR sands. This loca-
ton IS 500 feet north of No. on
The same farm. =
In the Iewen district IN Salem
township, Patterson Brothers have
drilled test on the D. sF'ouss farm
through the sG6-foot sand and will
not have better than three.baTrel
pumner.
In the Stockport district. Palmer
township, Washin gton county, Cross
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=
over the Alps and IN the end died
when the aeroplane fell dfteen feet
Colonel +. s. Cody. England's great
est, military aviator. who u said TO-
nave been one or the greatest nechan-
fcians as well, went 70 his death by
the collapse Of a plane which he had
pronounced perfect Just before the
fight Fancy flying. too. has caused
q number Of deaths. among them Eus
gene Ely. who vas tn first man to-
up from the deck Of e attIeshlp This
he accomplished SUCCESSFULLY, but later
fair he attempted q spiral glide. II
the Seachey type and WAS killed
The newest fifer IS Of The seifzr4ght
Ing TYP mach which won't the
Bonnet prize in 8 rance. II waa driven
sutes ithout touching his plaueS Dur
Ing his disht The Ind WIS Slowing ga -
most gale and the aeroplene >eeasa
tossed about but 1t always returned to- 4
an even keel: lieutenant. Dunno also
gave an exhibition wftha seifr1shtinE
machine OF his own Invention. Re-
Gently asseif-rlehtinE ch1i,a has been
bnilt IN the United States but as set
IT'S flying qualities have had no fair
s;est
The AeropianesI In Tho european NEar.
When the European war began tbs
.aFiators OF each OF the warning nationAS
at once volunteered. fancy lying war
laid aside. and q regular InobHizasfon
OF ayfators took place In each county,
Exhibition machines were turned into
military HERS overnfght and long be-
fore the armies res>ready 4or ths
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either West Virginia has but one

either. West Virginia has but one
locality, Cabin Greek district. that
looks promising for new production.
On Three Mile Creek, Sheridan dis
trict. Calhoun county. ". Va. the
Hope Natural Gas Company has
drilled a test on the Henry George
farm through the Salt sand and has
q very fair. Easser. In the. same To-
cality and district SattrefieId and
Smith are getting reaGF 10 start 4
Five Mile creek, Burning Springs
district, Writ county. the South Penn
Oil Company has made locations for
second tests on the Phoebe Pepper
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earth beneath These cases are still
pending tnrthe French Courts
During the last svFo years great
progress has been made IN aviation.
and at present nearly 5000 persons
hold Ariator's Licenses France has
the greatest number. Great Britain IS
second. Germany tEird and the United
States fourth In fancy ing Fsrance
leads. Tor the average Frenchs aviator
seems 10 be. able to do almost any
thing. including lcsp.nE-fhe-ioop and
dying upside down This was accom-
phshed FIRST By Adoiph Psgpnd. later
our own Lincoln Beachy did the same
thing while fytnEs Ii q lIfcrnta,
Curious Accidents
Flying over cities vas the nexs
achievement Ia aeropianIns. aud In
one or two places this has led TO cnri-
Gus accidents such as that which hap
pened TO Monsieur Gilbert q French
aviator. Fyno while dying over the sub
iurbs Of Paris wRs cuTapeIfea NJ drop
on the roof 1aetery ;to N xoasi
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,xxn1fscsz-g1psrsce
OIL AND GAS

fsoM that the time is approaching
when operators like TO resume, there
IL not ing insthe way OF new territory
to attract their attention For this
reason the ola fields viii be most ac-
I've during the spring months. The
two sand pools located IN Brax
ton and Roane counties have not
coma mp to expectations. and their
Is veTy little new work starting in
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Copyright, 1915. By TIE IrternattonaI
Syndicate
ASfory Of How | Man
Conque.ring the Il:
Air and of the Toll.
the A opla=ne Is
xact1ng.
Ex;actlng.

from tine trnuemo-fal man has
desired to nj Even in the
Psalms we ind David saying.
aa.1Oh, that I had wings like a
dove. for then 7 would ny away and
basat restE' =.
oman mythology had aviators IN
Daedalns and his son Icerus. who
fzatened wings to their backs By the
aid Of wax and Jew over the Aegean
SEES. bnt lster IA flying too near the
sun the wax melted. the wings fell of
scfs 1carus' back and he dropped into
the and persisted As early. as c s.
A. rs Simon. Roman magician. at
tarnpted 70 from one house to an
other@and succeeded Ia places where
the space was such that he could
j9nps Being q magician many Of the
people thought that he was actually
dSfng and he was acclaimed as q
marvel Toward the latter part OF the
hfteenth century y. b Dante, Per
ouse nnathsmatIcl made flight
above axe Trasemene BY the aid OF
ssFti1cia1 wings attached 70 his body.
HIS next trial was In Paris when he
attempted to dy oyer the Church Of
NotreS Dame ard fen breaking his leg.
which ended his nyiaz career A few
yaa1s later tn e records snow that OIL
vier de Maln1sbrrY. an English Bene-
u d4EI1n4 sfnOnkef tried al with Art1-
detal wings, but he. TOO. came to grlef
3w1th q broken Ieg.
sixteenth Centny Flying.
Early IN the sixfeersh century a
EESotchman named Damian declared
that would ny from Scotland TO
Ftance using the wings Of birds.
one bright morning he
appeared tpra he test clothed In q suit
OF feathers covered rings. He made
one lisp atad falling broke his legs.
he declAred- that bis failure was due
70 the fact that he had failed to use
eAelsf ezshetH gain In 1878 a man
named Besnlfer tried nyfnS by the aid
OF Il pair OF wings which had large
esfrved b1ades vi III an arm and leg al
tacl1n1snt He S satd Co have Town
ahort dIstaHcss In this contrtSaEce.
Than c1rne AZ de IA Fnlte. OF Rouen.
ana AEa$anls De BaequivfIIe Both
thee men 1ell Into tho river Blan-
rhzxd also tried and failed. These
nixht Dr. rather attempted lights. are
uta of record In the history Of
~ On and 90 To show the tui1less
nA tt1e "a efforts before the
af the petrpi
Glide "a.
lie dfst heaxter han sir machines
vfare known as EiIders- These were
ufed BY such man As LtlienthaI "a
ii 0sEaany. 7i1cher IN England. the
VrfRhf shEnthers.t I'm IA America and Chan
uts lance TEts type vas soo1,
eBIi slse aero plane ard IN %
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Coughs and Bronchitis

relieved instantly with ounces OF
Schidmann.s Concentrated E1peetor-
ant - n hole pint costs so cents Mon
.ey refunded il not perfectly satIsfae7
tory b. WELSH Co. YER
stisenent
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the wight brothers first used u. petrol
engine and astonished the world by
ducsed with the greatest secrecy.
While these experiments were going
on Monsieur voisen constructed al
number Of kites. and after testing
their qualities as fters he built an
type afterward became very popular
both Farman and Delgrange plotting
them. In 1909 Robert Esnault-Pelerie.
vho was already known as the inventor
os the r. z. p. motor which appeared
In 1aoi. built curious 1ooldng ma
chine which for E time created al
sensation Then came the famous
Curtlss-aerringT June Bug, which did
some remarkable flying at the Rheims
aviation meet-the first one ever held
This was In 1909. and gave special
impetus to the heavier than air ma
chine.
Aviation schools were started in
various parts OF the world and aero
planning soon became known as 2 sport
Langiy. Cody. RleHot. Latham, Cu-tIss
and aMoissaut at once became famous.
the last three named having made
fights across the English Channel.
an Miss Harriet ouimby. accomplished
the same feat dying In monoplane-
Hiss Quimby vas killed near Boston
a year Later by falling one thousand
,fess
Unique Damage Suits
Soon aeTopIanes became soscomnon
in France that the farmers OF Tt
country began to consider them q
nuisance and several entered suit for
damages. claiming that their crops
had been destroyed By the machines
EaItEhting on their land Then. too.
they claimed that colts had been
ruined by being frightened by the noise
OF the motor. chat the animals are
never able 20 overcome the fright and.
cannpt be used for driving horses.
Chickens and ducks they declared died
from frighs when the big machines
{ swooped'' down over the harnyards-
Some nf the French farmers rontand8
thai property tn soil carries with IL:
EsproreEty &c the ~ shove e AID the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-31

4 A a3 4 Il i Z Z e4 q Il
Albert J. Bishop, Republican nomi-
nee for city clerk, whose likeness is
shown above, is a native OF Vest vir-
GINA, having been born al Wheeling.
the county seat OF Ohio county For
the last seven years SIR Bishop has
been employed as hookkeeper BIZ the
National Biscuit ConpanE. and as
solicitor and collector for the ci-cu-
lation department. OF the Telegram
He is an enthusiastic and patriotic
Republican and was an active mem
Der Of the Young Mems Republican
Club Of Harrison countF which did
such effective work for the Repnbli-
can ticket at the faI! election last
year.
sIr. Bishops experience and record
for efficiency arc assurances TO the
tcitizens Of Clarksburs that Il elected
to the Office Of city e!eEL he will per-
form the duties nf tia. Office. court
eous1y, faithfully, honestly and ofHc-.
ient1v
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The on Market.

Pennsylvania, 81 40: Mercer black.
aabel1, 81. 90: North Lima, s8s South
Lima SIS. Princeton "a, Wooster
S1.11 Indiana. So Somerset. So.
RaeIand, So; illinois. 81: Kansas, 40 I
Oklahoma. 20. Gorsicana. light. IS;
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Corsicana. heavy, II o.; Electra, 81:
HeaIdton, go; Henrietta. IS: Eaddo.
3s degrees, n: Gaddo. 81 degrees
so; Caddo, so degrees, SIS; Eaddo.
crude, As; Canada, SIPS.
Producers and Refners' Company
quotes $40 for crude Of the Penn
syIvania grade
t In the United Kingdom there are
more than ] 100 building societies.
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Nesterline farm IN Rush Greek
Fairfield county Anderson
and Fitzgerald will be due TO get the
sand this week at test on the
M- w Torpey farm.
In Pike township. Perry comfy,
Ralph Brothers No. 5 on the Ludo-
Wici farln is not showing very good
staying qualities The production
has dropped to s5 barrels a day- IN
Starr township, Hooking county, the
Union Furnace Oil Company's No. )
is holding up steadily at 20 barrels
a day. In the same district the Pres
ten Oil Company has started to drilI
"A test on the A. T.. and " Al Gray
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-03
SCHOOL BOARD GIVES FINAL
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS
Board on Aerd : Viii piece cshnousnt
Ia List IN Hands % Attorney
For Collection

i.nI wanine fu dDhrlH.rt faf
ull,fe mas lssnri Nssftfiat Do uF
fros 90 ft rmpua chaat inarrrndont
school Ireiflef vhn aafr nHtc' thaf
ieif mft. nrt paid hf nftf 'unl T.
ali ht rlarrI In fhr hands ni thr at-
tnruol nf tnr hnanf faf collection
s. Ftssmmous enc sscroar, ~
ihs noafI ha- completed tBr usi nf 900
Irllusucnia fnf he feaF aud is nf his
office n Ntr co.'s bah rlrh dos fnm
m aHtn m tn ttrtiNe cas-
payments
son April 5 the unfaid ROLLS Wln he
TURNED oYef fa use school attornaf and
-HIis Nii d. immediately fiied asaiusf
each deln1uenf such courf. viii Sc
added cast to tho prnperiy owners go
In 1ddlHHn fo the ten pef cent penalty
ths} Riil hr cnmpriirI fn aisn paF nt.
iornsy ices. Hua sil c.ufi rnsts
While fhs delinquent hsf ~ large
the bnafd believes fhat m1uN pfppsrf
owners Wsn proceed as ret husy ana
gas $50 miher ihar face suii n thr
coufts
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-03
ARNIh RITTER HAS FINALLY
REACHED THE UNITED STATES
Corpus Christi soy Win American
circus Was Stranded IN Germany
a starr % War

amin Hlef INrHHs husN boy
ults is the start ai rho European war
cnnd himself stfandrd ia Germany.
fuauy hte reached America. a pesial
received hy ihr Caller Yesterday from
Arnlm aftIsH. fhaf d. had reached
SEES Aufk antr 500 evsuiiai Fns ae'
Dob 900 SANS m1n fnn ofhsf mcssassH
wtrt received fnm alm nne dated
Nl.s~luern Holianh frhruHu nrd
tt, second London February
ia leaVn- Holland Arnm wniie af
f0iloNs
am Nnsln m sos ~Hs fe essd 'iiH
Teaas n was aaro faf me n rrt
ana, inm Gsrmans 50 eYers tufn
some official eolia ash a. ses mf
passports hate hai enaeeh ~ der-
many durne Wnr fimes and IONS fof
thr InifsN states
Amin f j. native 10 Auecss o.antl
Hrd lrfi hffr tlnI torres frin ten
iuinua Wn1 Wees tIrfHs fhaf was
taurr1 Nht pntiH Nnfn the Htr
sfariod me e'fcas wac r pffrdsn ans
Atnlm llnnu wtfh srsfrii hnrdreA nih-
er Americans we tfraadra $50 fhe
German rIff
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-03
"StICf AND FALL OF ALAMO"
At AMUSU THEATRE TODAY
special Foar Part Feature Play Nth
1000 People N ths cass

rrhe siege ard Isi a Tho Alamo.
ffrfufe ihM pia thriil npt only an
Teens. but eteff man wpuHn aHa
child sba ldprirs 81 hefvsm and nso
fiffr aIii 90 the attraction AZ 500
knasn rhsaffs fhis aflernHnr anf 81.
sight tts play hslna f.iisd a. q arsf.n.
aiffaeuat t3 AanaRer Eiiiost
Ths piar IN -fgiirf detail tolls fhs
Rfssi ffaerdY q Texas wisH aHe has
afea an1 fisliil ipn hfRfs Tfnsrs ls,l
~ Vs. Barrett Ifss a. 80 eleven da3
and rlHhfs slfiaaisi.d isnia lsaf dfifr
- ots1 lees al-Eitasf fea ID Fnufa
Aung
y b. ono "A tbe most educational $50.
farcE effr pf,theai4h rad Is htstefifal,
usafest st-fs 1eiaii conforming a. his.
afir fasf afff .pte ieapls appeal
- ne play ana tbs parfs - Travis
Boa|ls cr.ststt SAINTS Anna and oiAefr
arr played - ssii.ha0wr aSa populal
not'le rfrfofrnffs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-03
RAIN OF TUESDAY REACHED
SOIL AT OPpERTUNf TIME
rarmsrs Trucssrr arc NnneNn'en Te
loico a. Splendid Ram o.
Tcstcrcas

~ far unnnr r tnt dtt cIme
Man. lu ihe aaflua .lHf enc
~.ailier Goa haH rserrIini, F'nf nlUn
,h3 fafpas christi section no thr earth
~ ttsne cheer $50 fhr FARMERS ihr
true lis lnf .yfn fNe Oft mau who
HAS, -taksH alf a itlt rlui t YFattA-
hles ta she hack ari
T Ia fau Was HH fNfftnfel D. wa7
s<at, 81 aesrrHdeN H csH.srlus esft
sss.sss 81 moisture anl -saafd nnu
.fsrr,nra ths thIftD uridr &C ootu.
sAns and milo mnla, ani ine natchrs
~ rn'atnrs sui rnhhnes fh7t wa MANY
Snesas county fafmtrr Hre rrowIua
ttN nrlnt aud that nrsaed fhc nlu
lurt ai this umr r 700 ilmes fn in.
snse bumper crHps anl fat Hrers
rApresslons OF emiaufe were fo hc
is~af amonl thnr ut. arr iiuctit
later. sted ef uha appreciate ihH r'
sa.lsn-nip ,i tsrir nrosi.cfita vith tnat
IL l,,s farmer and th, tHiotHr araHnd
&tou,
m. rl hrr hrrn nH reason fHr alHfm
al D. arh 80 nIn Hu to tnlf umr
hat = in.ns neht nov when tne suriHco
.t IN. earth n leainulnF fo show siirhf
trace rf drfnese thriHu WHH aupnf
tasse coail nni have been n re af
sstfnffl io those who tnHN
Ear nishf mthrf husf "a Ha ifnn
tne fas bs soatt gave tuuf tpffe
henHsn ihaf % uurtasf INSIST aFsf fffFu
il anH drge aiEaF fhe moisture iadrr
.is,s,z sud lsa4r ih- san fH parCa and
rrnck fhe Surface Ieep-tUre Nl es
tsttia, lood liut a. e hte haaf fhH
III. hiack hulks ids.frei ouinons as
t.4f.lss aua Allnt fails urrr stfefl
thrs.1s d TIRE niett
Tn forecast far to-day is flEht in line
wi1n ne Wishes af an that tne suak
lne = suNnuf at itaef anuthfr aaf BEL
Aiae& thorauEn ana arel Wffune ht
,ns,N shs frarh ~ thr irstnR gHr rfH
~ feiioW Errr tne aE tnre mnfe
sAxr ff rain oi tls Find uauld he ~
<yu1 Al piace 81 Says sly Nuecfs coHn-
~ fAfpusr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-03

irum ~ a a. raHtnn ~ i,ostland
lfra0H ihr caster has rctiyea va
tor m ualtn the caller 81 cununanaed
fHr ltn aitifUHf lu onit decline with
thr ifafh ,n spoatina sd ,he iooai oii
ease ens sitaaunr nna Boa ailavlnp t,
ln,ai rival a thr flnfs INST eunaes
rnm NEWS wllicsfiine ln printing
Hoiier CoucornlHe ,ue lncsi neid Tho
ieifft from Oregon anNt
i.lDaHe send me- 'hc Caller fog two
nonths fnr che $500 money orief en
closed am riad fu mote Noni con
srfFHiirs unFiiInn regarding tnf $50 rr
eiffmelf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-03

Nsp evidence uf the Interest which
thta prospective oh nsia ia Atiftfuns
frtm ontsius i'uintH la lv,s4Ard Aai'
los ihe tnna ui ienen irem au parts
W the country tn the caller a.
DAVE of A0HHiau. wrltus
rHrnof rslat the mf ulse to sat.
. o,d son sN" ospeoeiie vhrn "a o..
irt,s to She fuirilmeni rf prophecy
nuruE the last irsf ] pIofe yan that
nir observation convinced ma that
iatse nuHnNtos Hf IA WnHia bf ffuHd
iu Nuscfe and uuNal counsiss YuU
Faf Use hiFarsi Fas Neli in the wofld
allow mp td rnHt' sisr aNaln ma state
nfri lhW uH VIII 4lsa bs fouud ns.f
where ihr fiAFFs commence lh Lave
olh hnd uusHi cunniifa and prapnuN
ln ihe fat rneuip betNerr NucApui
and i-,Nhfa
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-03

The NiufffN ta.nN lnA sfrunN VII
Is eurs down aiaao nUt. eWina te
.iriaN Ia enc start has nNi nuthoA thr
dtuiu oi thf first Vrn
% le stated tnRt SEVERAL Nihff rHnl
nanics afe so.sa SO Npatn dNllIns CO.'S
thf White rtHnt rsla hnd vicinity hHt
Arfrus tud riiahlc hiafmat.en aH to
fhi- - nos available
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